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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23


old States. Mr. Gar has, In the following letter,
which explains itself, given fresh evidence Of his
''eed aud disntercsted views, and OF his stern ad-
hcrcnee 10 principle:
GtNrtrmRv: have duly received your letter.
transmitting certain resolutions adopted by the DEM
ncfatie Wing Association OF the Tenth Ward OF tho
'ny 81 New York. in relation TO the Public Domain,
ana request you TO make the Association my pro
'"uhu acknowledgements for the notice with which
u has honoted name. rejoice that the People,
IN then primary assemblies. and in their proper CON-
mnn'iles' arc directing thrir attention to this great
interest II is high time il should receive their
nest con Iteration. Faithfully administered, the
public lands may be made powerfully instrumental
IN the adfanccmen, of the prosperity Of the present
generations andoi their proslcrily Tor long success
sion of ngea.
BnI they have been in danger Of belug swept away
ny pre- empI'ons, Indian reservations. graduation
ol''' and hnally cessoas ol Tho common property
Of all the STATES 10 the particular States which is
situated Aud most ol these projects, urged under
me ranshle prciext Of beneline the poor settlers,
have stimulated the Spectator, aud ,ended 10 az
eiAndlxe ihe speculation, he prejudice both OF tho
honest enigraut aud the People OF the United States.
have lei, Il TO he my duty to oppose these projects;
aud II Ia adeporable evidence oil tie loose morality
which prevails IN respect TO the public properly. that
haze been denounced and illuminated for my en-
dcaNotS To protect and pcEcrvr il ior the benefit OF all
the Slaesaod People Of The Union. ..
share with you. Genllemrn, 10 regret on account
OF the lailnio of the hlll 10 distribute the nru pro-
eeeds ol the public lands, which passed both llouses
nj Congress II was lefeatedb Us high handed aud
daring violation OF the Constitutions. II II had gore
into operation, there would have been no rxt,aof-
d'nay surplus ~ the Treasury. disturbance of Il
financial aud business concerns OF tito country hy
removal ol tile depos'les, no temptation TO those n
olnln2 annual appropriations ahlth have been re-
Gently made by tile Federal Government, and br-
e'c, no suspension o siccio payments by the bank.
Sow thai Che public attention Is awakened TO tins
great national resource uust that the project 10
which have Ddvcied Willie checked and That vii
be cherished and preserved for the common ben
eft ofali the People ot the United States and lhcir
roslctny.
ltcqnrs gentlemen, your acceptance Of my tli INKS
Tor tbs nlhefng aud friendly manner in which YOU
hive Communicated The irs lutions of the Demoera-
tc Afsoriaion ofthe Tenth Ward and Of the high
consideration VIII which
ann your hicud aud obed cnt servant,
HENRY CLAY.
McssB. Wm Turner and J. Tarnor Dodge, &c.
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SELECTIONS.

Lord DO Roos is dcad---a nobleman who was
brought into discrcelui nototicy BY his cheating u,
cards. The result Of tho action which he brought
against the gentleman Who bad defined him, ~ be
alleged, was dnnnine. and since that period he lad
lived in retirement aud disgrace.-We published n
full report Of the trial Al the time. The remains Of
This uObeman were Inferred in the Cemetery, Kensal-
green. The funeral WAS conducted in tue most pri-
waite manner. and the only relative who attended was
Colourl De Roos the brother ofthe deceased
Death does not silence the wholesome Indignation Mt
his guilt, nor stay the tests of the wits Theodore
HOOK was eonycisiug Al the Ga,iek Club with some
Of his compeets when the recent death was brought
upou the taps Some one observed lie wondered
what sott otan opllaph would be placed upon his
monument, when Hook Instantly replied, "Oh III
tell you. Here he, fcniy, 18Th Baron De Roos,
auAiously waiting lot the last trump" Another good
thing we likewise have noble Lord having
aiIhc Gdrrck Club declared s disbelief oftlc card
playing" lmputaliun upon Lord De Raos said in Tho
pres .nce Of wag, And indeed, so persuaded am
Of his Innocence that even left my caid At his home"
Did his Lordship marx ~" was the natnral inquiry.
mot thai | am aware was the reply. "Oh, then"
replied The querisl, you may dcpenl! his Lprlship
thought il 70 Loaor." " Y SPirit olNe Tunes.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

MARTYRS or TIM PREss.--On the 18th OF Sep
rember. 1907, the French Directory issued the fol-
lowing proclamation: /" 0de,s are hereby given to
HE executors Of the mandates OF justice to and
conduct the prison o La Force the editors and
printers Of (ere the papers named twenty nine
IN uumbef) all guilty of having cons PRED against
the internal and external repose Of the republic"
All the presidents OF The National Convention were,
with one or two exceptions journalists. OF the
sxIy-three who attained that honor. eighteen were
guillotincd. three committed suicide. eight were
transported, six imprisoned for he, four became mad,
and died At Biccirc. twenty two wer declared out
laws and there were only two who escaped without
casiigalion Of some kind. lf we extend this syn
optical ableau TO the entire press. We shall fnd its
proportions preuy exact. There pershed from 1889
I'll 1861 at least one-hali OF the political writer's Of
Paiis is14e
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Fancy esG0lA,

TENllE Ladies will find nj Hum & Martins u fine
u assortment Of FANCY GOODS viz:
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Bonnet Silks Sllns ard black Mode
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

TRuE pnrLosorHr-Tur F,R,iras,-Two Farm
ers, who were neghbois, bad hrn crops OF early
peas killed by the fro.. One Of them came 10
coudole with the olhcr Their misfortune.
All I" cried he, - how unfortunate we have been,
neghbor. yuu seem have done nothing. But.
bless me you seem 10 have fine healthy crop
comm. IN last now what are these !? :" These"
said the older why, these are what sowed im-
mcJatcly after my loss" . What, coming up al
read, Z" cried the freltcr. . Yes while yon were
Icttiug was working" '' What and don't you
iIet when YOU have a loss 7" Yes, but always
PIT il oil until have repaired The mischief.
I" Lord why then you've no need TO fret n ALL y
- True, /" replied the industrious gardener. . and
that's the very in truth, il IS very Pheasant
10 have no longer reason TO think Ct mlstoruncs
and it is astonisll,as how mary rnislt lie rcralscd
iby littls saeiity and energy
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ou, customers VIII be appreciated by the public
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customers will NOT have to pay 70, bad ones we
nave Just received good Stock Of
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andhos's fine Fur Cloth and Han Seal Cans soma
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inc assortment OF Ladies' ard Gentlcmcn's
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Trimmings.
Nov. %