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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
THE PROVINCE OF WOMEN.

A. come lair yloet. l0vIlesl d The glade.
Sheds ia mid fragrance ON tie h,ney shade.
Niihdraws It's modest head IRON pubic sight,
Nor courts tie sun nor seeks the glare Of light.
Should some rude hand prolsneiy dare intrude,
Aud brar it, beauties lIom us native wood,
Exposed abroad ils languld colots fly.
Ii form ,cays, and all rs odouls die,
So woman, barn 10 dignity retreat.
unkuown 10 flourish, and unseen he great.
1 o giye dumeailc life ~ sweetest charm;
Win snllness polish, aud with virtue warm;
Fearful ol zane, unwilling 10 be known.
Should seek but Heavens appliances and her OWL !;
Should dread no blame but that which grimes
lmpar,
Tic crl.ilrns nf hell.condemnnn heart.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

Mr.. Pister's Music Glass.

ME second session of Mr.. PFsTER's Mu-
- sic School at the Mississippi Female Col
nse' will commence on Monday next September Sd.
nc VIII receive no scholar unless particularly direct
81 oy the parent guardian or other person properly
authorized.
q rrce Of Tuition per Session OF months $50 90
one halfin advance.
Sept. |, 1885 stf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Notice..

VIE subscribers particularly request all per
- sons having unsettled accounts with them TO
h. ~ tfelr former Counting room, and close them
= note note or otherwise.
~1te have also or 5000 dollars worth Of goods,
-A'eh we wish to sell ~ wholesale
-. BURGESS & THOMPSON.
N'1aops. March a4th. lsss.--s7-H
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~ oI7R DISTANT PATRONS:

..,, months since tre sent bills 10 dR Of or dis
,.l,srib,rs, ,rhOss accounts exceeded FIVE
noIIsRS. We ore happy TO state that grso:
- ~ them complied promptly ~ith cur request,
-" - their dues. In order 20 suve our patrons
- IN other states, as wsR as fee IN this state,
,,g,r,, Of p0sfngc re hare taken the liberty Of
',,;.v n, amount due, opposite ihe names c fer
-, o,,ount, hare tsen long standing. The cur
Raj bills of the state in ,ehieh The Subscribers
-, ar N, bills oCGay incorporated Bank the
80. If Mi,,i,s;ppi, ,riR Be thankfully reeeived
r,- IN rrrni:tancss msyb be r'ade at cur risk, by
,,t,ur ,..,;p, Of is Transmission from The p ".
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

" 4 Zones, Mt WahaacR ktnpef co MI $40 w
Richard Hester RANKIN L Mi. rs so
A L Malone, WilIsmStown, ]" 90
a A MelIcu, Madisonvillc, 8 90
Rom Williams, GeorgeyilIe, Holmes Co 90 90
William Logan, Paris. Arala co Is 90
NATHANIEL B Fields, MJlport, Ala IS 90
W'T Caruthers, Huntsville 8 Is 90
" E Thomas, Pikeville, 2l00
Dr. Mosley q %
George Walton, Mouton, o6 90
Nordaca Arnold Louisville, Ky 10 90
Jas d Harding, Jonesboro Ark % %
James Meek, Lefore, Carroll co Nj. 8 90
Joseph Bins, G: inesvllie Ala az 90
s ENhlm, Greensboro Is 80
lib Munnerin, Lowndesboro, Ala % so
Col John M'Crory, Vienna, 900
Dr. B Whitfield Linden, Marengo co Ala II 90
Jonathan Anderson Lonksookalo, Il 90
Jas l. Wright, Jacksonville, 4" IL %
David NJ Moss, Forksvie, Va 90 90
Or w B Jones, g 90 co
james Connel, Tanners Store, Va II 90
Eom Rawlings, La Grange, Fayetle co Ten. 90 90
Dr. A Goode Wolf river P 0 F" 4" 90 90
John Tucker, Quincy, Monroe Mi % 90
Matthew Gibbs, "a 90
Eli Smiley; 90
Jao. M'CaIl Jr Lowndesboro, Ala. "a 20
Maj B Mock -" +" 81 90
Join Knnaru, ChocitN Agency 600
January |, 1889.
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THE DEMOCRAT

- PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY 81
ropTHINGT0N s. LESTER
Publishers Of the United Siaies La'r'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
-

III. VIII you. IL elected snpb,,, III, -. .l..,., nj
VIM c. Rres to the Senate o., ,he n. S,,,es,
a.h' Did YOU, or did You not. jusif, the passage
Oh me ENpnngtng resolutions
'n' we're YOU, or WIRE You not, in favor OF the
'pee'e NJ oiaf and Il Hat Money Government
the L. States
I'm Are You iayorably disposcd,o the reelection
o'',' arc you 10 favor of the construction of The
southwestern Rail Road. aud OF the James River and
kanawha Improvements
As VIC suppose II Is the wish Of each one Of YOU,
'' Y"uf opinions should be made pubic before the
approaching election, nnst that Won will ,>ense the
noe''y mere taken, OF asking separate, prompt and
ueo'sNc answer To each and all ol the above inter
fogao''es IN tho next Vieinan
De assured that they addressed to ,on by those
""o are your personal friends, aud that an eaiiyre
ply is desned by SEVERAL. VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
(Gy5f Two old Dwelling
Ea.:u HOUSES,

Each with two stone Chimneys, two large Barns, 20
or 80 feet long each, with excellent rreadlns
Floors, and each shielded all around either OF then,
sulheient TO shelter any individuals stock in the vi.
cinity. TO Of tho Barns an excellent new
Ihfeshing Machine. horse power, nc. complete in
attached. Near miles Of blind Itching, (well
executed under my own eyc.) has been done on this
estate. not leaving over or acres on il too for
corn or wheat, aud that in timothy and herds grass
And not twenty acre field on the estate, which has
not one or more excellent Springs ON II. To the
"""ec" planter. farmer or grazier, no estate IN VIZ
gina is more desirable. And that portion OF the
Lana requiring improvement is. Gas is the entire es
a'e,) susceptible ol as rapid and high improvement
as any Land in 'irginin. tho whole based on D sub.
stratum o as pure, tenacious and valuable clay
any Land retaining and developing the benefits OF
manure ms long AS any section OF tie State.
would aso sell my HOUSE and lot,
In Liberty, about 100 yards from The Court House,
on corner Lot, The Buildings are a Dwelling
House, mainly brick, about 60 by % feet two sto-
RES high with a basement story ample cellars n
wing, &c. contains rooms exclusive Of base meni
story or garres, and rooms with FIRE places-a
GOOD bfck Once with good rooms with fire places
a Kitchen, Smok ehousc, Ice aud Carriage House
Corn Cab, Stable, Store House. &C., all in good
order.
The whole will be sold at fair prices, and accom-
moddng terms. Likely young Slaves taken in part
II required. and early sales effected
Liberty is the seat of Justice of = very large pop.
u,ous, and wealthy county, situated on the great
turnpike road from L,nchburg TO Salem and White
Sulphur Springs. 25 miles from the former and 20
from the latter; has a fine Female Academy, in
the in tide OF successful experiment" under tile
and supcrintendence OF the Rev. Nicholas II Cobbs
An excellent Male School, of which the Rev. ]. G..
Hammer Is Printipal.-The Society in town and vi
entity is unsurpassed in this section Of Virginia.
Three brick Churches in wn and others near (; a
large Agricultural Society has been recently estab-
lished there, augnring well io the agricultural inter
est Of the county
The above Land may be onvtniently divided into
or tracts II required, TO SUIT purchasers. Those
desirous to purchase, in as healthy situation
be, are invited 10 call and see Tor themselves The
whole would suit professional man well. Should
any inquire Why of my age should desire To sell
and leave so desirable estate and residence an
swer-hree Of my children have several years since)
located, aud reside in the far oulwest, are healthy
and much pleased the entire balance Of my fnn,iiv
are very DESTROYS join them there--and ls, though
not least, have an abiding Conviction that resi-
depce there would alleviate and much mitigate NV
long continued rheumatic ahc ions.
WIN. COOK
Libcry, April % If I'm
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ny I'.IY.V'E 4, TyR.y.ER.

I'VE WILL SELL. On Wednesday the I st d,,
W OF May. at our Store. commencing at IL
o'clock "
splendid Wire Twist Double barrel Gums
do do do Single do do
Cane Gun,
u PAR of Pistols.
loo gross III Wood Screws. lassotted siscsl
Ifencher Casters. Pullies.
Btass Hinges. CupbJaid Turns,
Sash Fasteners. Blind Rollers,
Brass Hooks, Rack pnlhes
hnobs aud Roses. Hat Pins.
Door Locks, Spring Balances.
C"fh Screws. Fishing Reeds,
Powder Flasks, Shu, Belts
Tape Measures, Spring Slnup lions,
Coach Handles Common do do
Cnf an Rings, Trunk Locks,
Screw Nobs, Screw Rugs
i.ad Plate Elastic Spring Spurs,
M'themat,cal instruments, Sho, Pouches
II IL - o,
Sterling Silver Watch Guards and CHAINS.
DO do Peal Handle Fruit Knives
DO do Cigar Tubes
DO do Pcnon Cases, great variety,
some very fine,
Silver Thlmblcs.
Sod Sterling Gold Lined Snuff Boxes
Ivory Rules Tooth Picks
Letict Stamps, with impressions, nc &c.
Terms at sale.
PAYNE N TURNER, Auc'r.
Hp'h ~ IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
MR. RIyEs'S SPEECH.

We have heard that the effect Of the speech de
6verod last Monday at Lovngston, by Senator Rires
was tremendous. He assaulted no onc-he conten
ted himself with sclfdefencc. lie bad been assailed
We hear, in the morning, by Tucker Coles, Esq tic
Loco Foco candidate for the Senate, as RENE
GADE AND TRAITOR. Against the appIica-
lion Of these Insulting ep,hets, and false they
are insulting, Mr.. Rives protested and, in the most
convincing manner demonstrated their njustice'-
Renegade and Traitor TO whom :? 70 his State =
No tor her lie truly represented on the great qnes-
lion Of the day. Renegade and Traitor TO whom,
chen Why TO Martin Van Buren, And has it
courc TO this-that Virginia Senator, for obey ing
the will OF his State, is TO be denounced Rene
gade and Traitor-while he who looks only to the
order. from the Palace, is to be greeted as the PAIN
OF and Statesman! Really, it seems to us that ifa
ny thing had power 10 arouse our State pride, IL
woald be this insolent attempt to destroy, at one
blow, the independence Of eur Senators, and the
State Sovereignty, embodied in his person And
we shall be much dece we'd the people of Virginia
do not, ia May next, hurl back these cpuhcls of
Renegade and 1raiio7," in the teeth Of those who
are now endeavonng TO fasten them upon Mr.. Riyes
Mr. Tucker Coles may think it proper thus to de-
nounce independent Senator, for daring TO dsobey
president but the people will be apt TO think that
his personal devotion 90 the President is somewhat
stimulated by the fact that his "brothern law" is
Ambassador TO the Court OF Queen Victoria -
When an Administration provides for the family"
these examples OF personal serrly are TO be expect
ed.
We learn, that. al the conclusion of Mr. Rves's
Speech, many persons who had in the morning been
hostile to HIM. avon ed change of sentiment. and
,deir determination to " sink or SWIM with him.
50 long as he maintains the great principles for ad
vocatng which the party in iavor ofan increase OF
Executive Power and Patronage are endeavoring to
effect his ruin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

.euld not be defended, 1t might be excused: Blu
,cs OF this kind were OF such common occurrence
ha, their very frequency seems TO have Invested tn
crime Of much OF its odiun. and TO have screened III
perpetrators from the punishment. which, as felons
they richly merited
We respectfully put TO the judgment, of all In,
,,,ial men, OF all parties, if administration acting
mon such principles, deserves their conGdencel We
ask them # they are SO welded 10 Van Buren,, that
they are willing not only to vote FOR him themselves
,,t TO permit him TO suffer the public money, wrung
from the people by taxation, TO be stolen by his Off
..,. because they are good Democrats" and WELD
-. . extensive influence" in favor OF OF his Admins
,,,,;ou? We think tia, it is paying rather too dear
/, IN, the whistle. We cannot see any such disln-
.'n;.bed meri, in its measures as to counc,bal.nce
I'D o,ershadow even this single cause Of complaint.
w.,. there no other-as there are many olhcr-ob-
,.,;ons 10 the re election OF Mr. an Buren,, the loose
nd ,orruu administration of the fiscal concerns OF
-. .n,,y and almost the total absence Of accounta-
,,;,v In nubc officers, would 10 us be sufficient
,,ouud Of uneompromisng opposition. An admins
which seeks TO perpcluate its power by tolera
- fsan ne felonies because the men who perpctrated
.h.m are i,s friends and great influence over
public sentiment, IS unworthy OF the conn
6.,ce and the sulliages OF the country. 1t
deserves, on the contrary. signal rebuke aud con-
demnston, not only as just punishment for It's
own offences, but as warning To its SUCCESSORS in ali
,me TO come-,ha, they must rely Tor support up the
nel,iguce and patriotism of,he people, and not upon
the influence exerted public sentiment by rogues
and swindlers,-an influence Of which they would
have been rs they ought to have been, shorn, if the
Treasury Department. Instead Of concealing, had e"
ti,zoued eir crimes. and had srraigned them before
the legal tribunals, as it did poor Tobias Watkins,
the scapc goat Of the Adams Administrations for an
offence not twentieth pat as great in magnitude as
those which are permitted to SO unwhipt of
Justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
N0ticc To the Merchants Of LymchburE.

an Saturday. the 4,h day OF May, | shall CAL
~ on the Merchants of Lynchburg. 10 ascerai'.
the exrrss of their stock Of Goods above $4,000, OH
the frs, day of March last which excess, Is by a
late law OF the Legislature, subject to tax ozone
eip,h Of one per cent in addition 10 the former TAX
Of 500. This notice is given, thai the Merchants
may be prepared to give The excess on npr'en''1n'
THOS. DlLLARD, G..
Apl % II
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FOR THE vIRGINIAN

70 I'm Campbell and John ~ Ho1a"a; ,, eanal-
,1ot,s for he Senate, aad Ihomos r. Nnehef'
IT,, AZ BurweH aud Ed,card ID. Williams can
aaa,es the Hou,scf Delegates in the county q
GsnrLEmrs-Arc you in favor ofthe Sub lre e,
sury Scheme. so called, preferable either 10
S. Bank, to Mr.. Rivess Plan, or to the system u
Cd. lfno, which of these do YOU prefer to oil o'h-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
BATHS OPENED!

Vic public isiespcctuy Informed tia, the Lynch
burg baths are now opened lor the reception OF
VISITORS Season tickets Ms well as for sing 10 baths,
may be Obtained on application Al the Bath House
IN addition TO the warm, cold and Shower Baths, the
subscriber can supply those who desire il with the
salt bath, highly recommended Tor rheumatic nt
lcctons ISAAC HARRISON.
April % auC
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GRIND SCkclllei

Beside. many Of $50, 500. $50, &c. &c.
Whole chances only $lO-Ilalves S5-Qs So so
Walk In and pluck choice flower from the fine
selection 10 BIO found NJ
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
o. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
ID. S. Gregory & Co. in all Prg,nia Schemes, lac
oompanledb by cash OF Prize Tickels,) promptly and
coTfdentialy attended TO, when addressed to
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on see
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which
sell Tickets, published in this paper, tThe Virgin
ian,) the Official List Of the Drawing is
received. II. II. BOOKER.
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DRW'I.v'GS RECEIV.ED UT
ROCKERS OFFICE.

The following were the Numbers drawn for the
Richmond Academy Lottery, Extra Class No. 4,
drawn at Richmond on Tuesday April esd, $780, viz
10 63 so 80 90 33 81 81 70 90 40 so.
NO CAPITALS for "A wonder But some very
good small prizes, sold ut
BOOKER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

~ We have been requested to ask the Rich
mond papers to procure and publish copy OF the
, r,.scd At the late session Of the General Assem-
bly,, prohibiting persons from 'rSnsac''ns business as
agents, wmhou, making public the names oil 'ncn
Principals, &c. We hope they VIII comply win
this reqnest as speedily as practicable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
Groceries 4 Fruits ut Auction.

Will. sell on Tuesday the 3oh inst. In front Of
4 my Auction room,
bnrrcls Brown Sugar
10 bags prime green Coffee,
20 boxes bunch Rais,ns,
10 boxes brown Soap
10 bbNes rallow candles
boxes Rock Candy,
10 b"AcsOrangcs. } fresh and In good
10 boxes Lemons. : order.
Clocks, Watches, Guns, &c. &c,
new Two Horse Wagon aud
or good Saddle aud Harness Horses
CHARLES PHELPS
April 90. !,
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HARDWARE & SADDLERy.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED. end q,
W, ~ now opening large and very splendid ssp
N1rdsr1re, Sustltiery, Coach
.Naferinis, Ar.,
We ave determined TO sell NJ The lowest pvicca
nc hardware consiss In part of uiidine Materials
" ee''s variety, Carpenters and Smiihs' Tools Ca
~" ' ehosels' Pttks aud Mhtiotks, Seyhcs Ch,ius.
n ,,, '"hee Mills, Castings Iron, Steel, Tin
SAD LERY.
s,dd'e Tees. Hog Skns Sheep SKINS. Bu,t Skim.
,W.ellioe SKINS, Bus and sirrups. Buckles. WrSL'
lacks, Saddles. SILK. Whips. S,ucks, S.ddlers;
Tools, Bosses, Marineale Hooks and Rings. and !.
great variety oi other articles IN this line, nany OF
"i'eh arc ct very superior quality.
Conch Makers Materials.
:, 'p',ng Steps, Axlss. Bows, Huh. Bands, Joints.
an =, t"me Ian ps, Laoes and Fr,nees, Morse
- s'ns ahh Patient Leather, Hinges, Coach hsndles
anu h"eesa d Plated, Brass aud Silver Mouid,ngs.
"o'n'le'he attention OF purchasers to our Goods,
~ We ''e disposed to oaer both in price aud qualify
very great Inducements.
THURMAN Il sCHOOLFlELD.
April eD ,f,.
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NOTICE..

.vOTICE.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO me by William Shannon and wife
and of record 10 The Office of Campbell county !
will at the house of the said Shannon offer Tor sale
on Saturday the 18th day ofM'y next the
Tract Of Land,
>ussnee. wherein said Shannon lives, doning the
4k&S land Of John b. CabelI, William Cough,
Edward Mathews, Vim. &. McAisler
IL aud John Robertson, six miles east of
[. ynchburg, on the Concord turnpike road, and is
a desirable stand Tor grocery store aud tavern,
con,aiup 40 ACRES. The title is thought good,
but will only convey by special wauantee Terms
dt sale. IN. =. INGALLS, FIX, trustee
The above sale is appointed al my request, and is
for the purpose OF raising means to pay my debts
NV creditors are invited to attend The sale to part
pate in The proceeds WILLIAM SHANNON.
April 80 "3w
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Valuable Land for sale,
dh oilef for sale my LAND. between
and 200 ACRES,

~YW" adjoining the town of Liberty, Bedford
A Court House some $50 acres cleared,
2oo OF winch are well set IN clover or other grasses
and the whole IN II high state of improvement; from 4
to tons of plaster having been sown for several
We IS past, and with beneficial effects as ON auy
Ianus ~ Virginia, with about 900 acres first rate
Tobacco L, ID 10 clear now. elegantly timbercd 90
or 80 acres %, ach are well enclosed aud lie well
The enclosures mr.. ,aod, n milo or more of wifi, h
near town is erected on rood rock worm foundations
from 10 to 81 inches high N'th good rail fence
thereon. There are over $50 gated Apple Trees
of first rate Winter Apples and Others and some Of
the best kind. The Buildings are m oyc,seers and
negro Houses, all with good brick Chimncys, all ne
cessary Bull Jugs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

f;,"g winch may be found BELLS Surgery /,
W y dhto; S,mes do Coepe,'s Ito E"cli's
n'"''a. Companion Ebrilcs Practice OF Medi-
s". ceefle's Therapeutics Portet's Chimstry
=" we Ats Devices on Children Devices on
n.. pnnelsao's Gent. Therapeutics Dung
80 human Physiology; Bell ON the Arteries ;
IIu"p'' Lectures; Chuy's Medical Jnrspru-
"e"ee Mre1el's Anatomy; unned States Dispcn-
oN Wood aud Baehe Home Hook OF Health
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

~ The New York Sun Ia Loco Foco paper
is ayerse to the nomination of Gen. Scott to the
Presidency. because he is a Military Ch'ei'a'n' and
the Sun is opposed TO the policy Of reward'ng mill
,ary men with civil Offices A good objection we
admit, but. it comes with very bad grace from
Jackson man.
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cooDs FOR GENTLEMEN.

WE most respectfully call the attention Vi gen.
w ,lcmcn to our stock OF Summer Ware,"h'ch
we willse at fair moderate prices
Blue black and fancy cold. Cloths ana Cass'"efes'
MI c,o de Etc Cash,names, Bombaznes, aud
Geo,,;,n Tw,lls for summer Goats aud Pants.
Silk Velvet, Satin aud Marsees Vestings, all quail.
itcs
Corded and plain Linens, and Dr'il'ngS. Of every
description, 18th
and plain,
Do pla,n and rullcd Bosoms and Collars.
Real Goa, Skin, Silk, Berlin and Thread Gloves.
Black and white Silk. white and uankcen ~ u lot
ton half Hose,
Emb'rd Satin, and black Italian Cyavats.
Gum T. Suspcnders, some tho finest manniaetdfe
HUNT II MARTIN
Opposite The Post Office
April 20
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Among which are large number Back Cannon
Boxes assorted Steel Pens, assorted BRISTOL
Boards, assorted eAua fine Portfolios; Embossed
Cap do lock plain medium do Leather Dressing
Gases, assorted aud Porcelain States, assorted
besides VARSITY Of Cut Glass lnksands aud other
articles. For sale a, very reduced p,icesby
EDWARD ECnOLS.
April % Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

NJ Iii stated, in the Northern p'pers that
Daniel Webster con,emplates visit to Europe
some time during the month of May; TO return to
the q. States in the autumn.