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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

Feathers and FhadsTaSSes! y
n large and excellent assortment of FEd1'HS
~ ERS, of all kinds, and superior MATTR.dSS- y
rs, just rece we'd and for sale. very cheap or CASH
by the subsc ber at his Furniture Ware Rooms5
Front stree: opposite the Elp: House
June 6,--8wt0 X, X. S&&lH'
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
ELLIOT HOUSE.
find STAGE OFFICE.

N. THIS HOUSE hns been recently
eQ-lATThsA built and furnished at much ex-
fifas NJ M pense;and is every way calculate ed
sszezssssssszs to supply tho wants Of the Iocomo-
tive public
Among other advantages. tits situated in the
centre, and business part ofthe town. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the principal wharves, steam
boat landings, Post Office, Custom House DC. IN
point of location, capacity and arrangement il is
not only calculated for men of business generally,
hut is well adapted to the wants Of gentlemen or
families visiting for pleasure.
The Charsrs will be as low MS nj any house OF
a similar kind in this section Of the country.
G5~fhe public will bear in mind that the books
of all the Stages have lately been removed to this
House, in order the better to accommodate the tray
cling public. Travellers, therefore, who wish 10
be SIRE of passage in either OF the Stages, will
that ELLIOT keeps the STAGE HoUsE.
N b. The establishment is furnished with aca-
pucious and comfortable stable, which WILDE CON
ragos and horses will be kept to et
Bath June 1889 II IL
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH .ACHE.

TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH .4CHE.
VIM. BROWN, Chemist, l3l, Washington street
Boston, has invented an article that will this
tormentng pain. Rising of eight thousand cases
in Boston and vicinity, have been c"red within a
few months. 1t takes away all smell and soreness.
Call for Browns Extract of Gall and kreosotc.
Observe his signature for genuine, Price SO cents
For place Of sale and full description pl nse OBJ
serve in an other column For sale In Boston by
mnsf of the W whnlcsae Druggists.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17
EcasElcrx and Mattresses!

August 20. 1899
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II =
| Agreed to.
Mr.. Wetmore, Of New York; offered
/ several resolutions Telative 10 the assemb-
| ling of a nationai convention Of YOUNG
ATEN. to respond to the nomination Of
this Convention.
Alr. w stated that the resolutions
proceeded fron1.a highly respectable body
j Of Wings in New York. He did not,
however, press the resolutions at this lime.
Some discussion now took place on a
motion 10 take a recess till nine O'Clock.
i The motion prevailed.
NINE OscI.OcK p M.
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unooing Waa1 mas Deen aole iot sile 'l''se
I'VE uags'
, 1ir. Il. Johnson sad ne feared Inc CONF
mittee would not report soon.
mr.. M'Dowel, sad the committee would
certainly report IN halt an hour.
mr R. W. Bowie of maryland, said the
: camnnttee had adjournedS and no such
order had been taken.
! what might be considered the majority,
!. that the committee would be able to re-
$ port.
: mr.. Horror of New Jersey, moved that
the Convention proceed to other business
until the committee be able TO report.
4 MI. Haryie moved an adjournment.
Lost.
9 mr.. Taylor ofNew York, moved the CONS
: mittee take q recess for half an hour
and
Agreed to.
,e Hale PAST ZEN, +. M;
). As soon as the Convention was called
. to order,
Il Gov. Owen announced that the com
s. mlttee had had the subject matter un-
g der conslderatsens aaa had instructed tns
$. chairman 10 te9ft prog ess a..a ASK eaF'
I'd 70 ata sa,,.s .ll7 iS..S ,s.'' : =
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-31

,,,os or TIE NATIONAL COM
ibAD4'N MENTION
FIRST DAY.
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that Thos. q. Cochran, Esq, be admit
ted 10 a seat, in the room Of Mr.. MOTIFS Of
Pennsylvania, who had left town.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Wetmore, of New York; offered
several resolutions relative 10 the assemb-
ling of a national convention Of YOUNG
AIEN, to respond to the nomination Of
this Convention.
ar. w stated that tlle resolutions
proceeded from.a highly respectable body
of Wings in New York. He did NOT
however, press the resolutions at this lime.
Some discussion now took place on a
motion to take recess till nine o'clock.
The motion prevailed.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-31

c SSsls' inc. Owen. G. r. Kinney, w.
Ran 'y F. ]. Hll, w n. Battle, J
''h ~ W. Miller N. NJ. Roam, 1,
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Messrs. J Burnett, N. G. Pendeton,
} Johnson, w. A. Rogers, w. S. Mur.
ply, A. Toland, J. NJ. Greed, ]. Belknan,
=. Cutter, B. S. Cowcn, &. r. Sherman,
Q. Prentiss, T. Bronson, II. Green, J. S.
Lacy, B. Bentley.
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AENIUChIs
Messrs. Thomas Metcalle. L. Combs,
n Key, w. Preston, J. Shelby, ]. Price,
D; Banks, F. a.. Andrews, C. nj. Clay.
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Burns, 2. A. Allison, B. S. Gather, w.
{. Davidson.
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or .s YORK must be paid for
4 IBTery' ------=
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Is'rs. B. w. Leigh, j. Barbour, j.
T,an, w. s. Archer, =. Chambers,
n, yer, W. Newton, J. b. Harvey, I.
S1es, J. Green, Jno. Janney, II. Ber-
, 4. Waterman, b. 6. Baldwin, J
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3;6R ADVERTISlNG.

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MONTGOMERY

At meeting held al Montgomery court house
on Monday September I'd Major Henry Edmund
son being called To tie Char. aud Fleming Gird-
ne appointed Secretary. The following preamble and
resolutions adopted
Whereas, in The opinion # this meeting, the orr
einal design OF This government the good Of the 90
vcined and not the separate nerrs OF Ihe governors
and believing that The present admission Of lie
General Government OF tins country has in a great
measure lost sight Of tli, grand Object, aud has
regarded only the interest Of the parry aud Off
GERS, indifferent the well beng OF the people and
moreover believing that ii is It only the privilege
hui The absolute duty OF every good citizen 10 use
every legal aud constitutional measure in his power
10 effect change of rulers. WHEN he believes them
hcling irary to the principles OF free nsritu-
lions Therefore.
]. Resolved. That. in the opinion Of This meeting
II is the duty Of all those who agree this sentI-
meni, 10 unite upon some candidate for the
nexr Presidency f these United States.
2. Resolved, That in order to effect this desirable
otjrct will appoint delegates the Stanton
Convention.
3. Resolved, That although we prefer Henry
Clay for his many aud distinguished services IN the
councils Of the nation. TO any other individual yet
we viii cordial, uniie upon the candidate Domna-
led by the Wing parry.
4, Resolved TN t Col James p. Preston lex.
Gavernorl aud Major Henry Edmundson he tp-
pointed delegates 10 The Stanton Convention; aud
hai James f. Preston aud Eli Phegar be appoint
ed aernales.
5. Resolved, That The proceedings Of this meet
ing be forwarded to The Editors oil the VrgluIan for
publication. HY. EDMUNDSON, Chr'n.
FLEMING GARDNER. Sec.
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COMMUNICATED
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


Al Court Of Quarterly Session, continued aud
held faI Nelson ConHly, "Wednesday, the 2olh
day Of August. 1899:
The melancholy intelligence Of the death OF JoHN
7. HARGRovE, one of the Deputy Sherns OF Tins
county, having been this day announced TO the
Court 1t was anonymously resolved by Ibc CourI,
in which the members OF the bar aud othcets OF me
Count also unanimously concur:
lsr. That, in the death oil Nh. liarerove, society
has sustained the loss OF Il useful and benevolent
mtNnher and the country a valuable aud ente'pfsng
citizen
"a That, as an officer Of this COP t, his duties
were performed with ability, integrity, prompuude,
fsciiny and punc,uaty aud The Court have good
cause deplore his loss.
"a. That, in the discharge Of his duties as CHI
zet and in his business transactions with ms fellow
rizens he was prompt, energetic, honest and mono
rable.
4th. Tha, tins Court deeply sympathizes and SIN,
cere1y condoles with the afflicted widow, pateus and
numerous relatives OF the deceased.
5rh That the Editors OF the newspapers pntlIsh-
ed in Richmond Lynclburg and ChdrlouesvIlie' be
requested 10 publish the foregoing resolutions an"
inaI tie Clerk be requested certify copy to TIE
ralhe, and widow Of the deceased
a Copy-Teste,
SIP. GARLAND. Clerk,
NJ, The Editors ofthe newspapers r'e"td % a
bo1t, are respectfully requested 70 eorythe iVtee'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
MEETING IN BEDFORD

At meeting of he citizens of Bedford opposed
To the reelection OF Marlin Vaa Buren, to the Prcsi-
dency Of the L. States, held in the court house, on
Monday the % day Of August 1897
On motion Of John A. Wharton, who briefly sta
ted the object Of the meeting, Robert Campbell,
Esq. was chosen Chairman, aud Robert c. Mitchell,
Secretary.
On motion, Resolved. That a committee Of FIVE be
appointed 10 piepare preamble aud resolutions ex-
prcssive OF the views and senments OF This meeting
Whereupon The char appolutedth the following gen
iemeu, To Wit: Messrs. John A. Wharton, Gusta-
vns A. Winghclj, John o. l.. Goggin, William,
Mead and George Steptoe, who, after haviog re
tned ioI sholt llme. returned aud reported the
following preamble and resolutions, which were a
dopred
The Wings Of Bfdio,d, eonen,fing in opinion
with the Wing Central Committee of the State Of
Virginia IN the prepneiy Of holding Convention III
SauDior on the 25lh day Of September next for the
purpose Of prom ting conoeit Of action among our
selves aud our friends in other parts Of the Union,
and also for the pur Of consulting upon the 70
prcty OF nominating candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency OF the United States, OF OF
sending Delegates 10 National Convention TO be
held IN Harrisburg in December next There
fore,
|. Resolved, That be appointed dele
gates to represent the Wings of Bedford in the
Staunion Convention.
2. RESOLVED, That be appointed alter
mates.
3. Resolved, Tint, whilst tie " higs f Tins coun-
" entertain decided preference tor The election al
Henry Clay the office oil President OF the UuIled
States, they will unite with tic Wings OF the ohrl
parts Of the Union ~ the support Of any o'hef Wing
who may lie nominated 10 that high office By the
llauisburg Convention.
The blank in The fst resolution was filled viii
the names OF Benjamin A. Donald, William I'D
fond, William NJ. Bur@ ell aud Thomas T. Mtchei
and The blank in the second resolution with the
names of Pleasant Preston, Juscph Wilson, W ~.
T. Campbell and John O. l.. Goggn.
4. Resolved Thal the following gentlemen be APP
pointed Commute OF Y GLANCE iof The county OF
Bedford, to vii: John T. Sale. joel Early. Vi Ca
iah DAVIS, Eo G. Mitchell, lohn Wuten, William
Terry, William Lefwlch, Jr, Rev. James Left
wich, Robert Campbell, Smud Cld,tor e. orae
w. Shelton, Robert {. S,eptoe Ricuad A. Sale
Benz. a. Donald, Joseph Wilson. Juo. o. J.. Goe-
gu, W.. Il. Campbell, Lewis WingHeld, PNscha
ButolA Charles w. Gill, james JoPlIng, Rn n
X lso. iona - lIet, Fnz Q. S.Iauon, G. a
WmgGrm, LodovIok Mob NJ, B"lda MeDameI
d.. JOHN 7. w Read William |','', nouns
sale NJ. Z. Bulk. Stephen Hubbard, Elhot Lo"-
y, Tupl,t +. Lowry, DAVID Saunders Robert "
Thurman, Pleasant Preston john W. Hon, Jane,
A. Wal e., d vId W. Qnale>, Stephen Hun, VI
ID Gray. Thomas Dav and Wm. D,ckusou Jr
Resolved, That the proc, ed,ngs of Tins ee,lng
be published in tie Lvrolfbuta Nn- iuan and Rich
nund Wing aud then, on noiluu, adjourned.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Chairman.
Ro. &. MITCHELL. Secretary.
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WIG MEETING INnaI,IE ,'S Ath"'

WIG MEETING IN HALIFAX
Al meeting held al the Court house. ON the o6,h
Of August, 1889, for the purpose OF sending Dele
gates 10 the Wing Convention. 10 be held A. Siam
Ton, on the a5th of september next; Thomas
Green, ESQ. IN handsome and pertinent address ex
planned fully the object of the mrerinp, which was
then otganzed by the appointment OF W,n B.
Banks, Esq Chairman and Thomas 5. Fiournoy.
Secretary.
The following resolutions were then submitted to
The meeting ana adortei:
Resolved ! hat this meeting most cordially an
proves OF the Wing Convention be held at SIaun.
ton on the % of September, for the purpose OF
promoting urlon aniong thosc opposed 10 the &c
election OF Martin Van Buren,.
Resolved That this meeting do appoint decgat, =
I" represent the Wigs ol lms county aud parlI1u-
larly this meeting. IN tie Staunlon Convention.
Resolved, Thai Ttomas ). Flournov James c.
Btuce. Thumns Leigh aud Wm. b. Banks be and
they are hereby appointed delegates from lhs ouu,y
10 The Stanton Convention.
Ga motion. ThomasJ. Green. James c. Bruce.
Thompson Baker, Vim. l.. Owen aud Pie SAINT
Headsprh we're app .nled committee oi oonespun.
dence for the County Of HALIFAX.
Resolved. Tbat the proceedings Of this meeting
be Communicated 10 The Richmond Wing, Lynch.
burg Nngiuiau and Dausllle Reporter With requ, ST
that tie, pu sh the same.
On moton, the meeting then adjourned.
NM. b. BANKS, Chairman.
TIL. s. FLouRNoY, Secretary.
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o. John @. Adams uters occasionally very
forcibc truths in ve,y ewlhalc language II Is TO be
,cc,ctred that in his conduct lie does noi AT a times
Weld 10 their influence. The following is one OF
them "Therr is no duty (>ays Mr. AZ mole i'm
pressve upon the legislator hau that OF acoomno-
dating the OF his power to the spll oil those
over whom lie is to operate. AbsllacI right, de-
serving rs il is of the profound reverence oil very
ruler men, is yet not the principle which must
guild. aud govern his conduct; aud whoever under
lakes to made it exclusively his guide, will soon
find in the community tesisarce tina, will over
rule him aud his principle"
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snhiiey's Encyclopedia OF Geography
for the use Of schools and Families.

A lie following extracts will show tie character
n of the work:
THE pln Of The work is such suit The
paei,cs OF Scholars IN every stage of advancement.
and contains nj least third more of information
Than any other similar work OF the size. Thr
style though simple. plain and easy, lsyery concise
and clear. forming IN tins respect petfe,i con,rast
with that of other School Biographies"
The numerous illustrations OF inpuftant objects.
both of nature and ART, by means of Epgrasngs.
taken from dawngsby the most celebrated artists il,
England, give great interest 10 the ~otk. The Atlas
which accompanies The Geography the materials Of
which have been chiefly supplied by II. S. Tanner.
su'pass both IN beauty aud correctness any other
School Atlas now in use"
Lastly, this Geography is more comprehensive
than an, other now in use II treats OF the Earth az
part of the Solar System, OF the substances which
cover its surface. OF the elements which CON- ose
aud surround H. rocks, earth water air they appear
the various forms oi monntain plain, river, and
the Phenomena OF the almost here, the distribution
of animals, and The diffusion Of vegetables Over the
globe, the various branches oithe human family,
sde ed IN relation numbers, wealth political union,
social. intellectual and moral condition.'
The ollov ing testimonials TO the vaine oi the work.
will be sufficient 10 recommend II 10 Teachers and
| Parents in this town and vicinity
! The subscriber having, with some care, lock ed
| over Sankey's Compend OF Geography Intended for
the use ofBchools and private ian lies, Is far
pleased with he selection aud arrangement OF tho
| mater appropriate II such work determines
TO Introduce into his school in future. The work
accompanied by m Atlis well executed, and pre-
scnline all that desirable tn be imprinted on the
youthful nemo,y IN tie proscohtionof the seienee Of
Geography. w NJ ,. REID
! Lynohbng, Aug. 10. 1859. as#
! concur with Rev. Wm. s. Reid With regard 10
| The merit Of Smiley C"npcnd Of Gcognphy aud
shall gradually introduce i, into my sclinnl
j. W. GOODMAN.
! We concur with the above gentlemen ~ opinion.
J. COLE,
:. ID. TOMpkfNS.
PETER G.. NELSON.
The subscribers have received large supply al
! this new aud popular mnlk.
PAYNE & GREGORY.
Aug. &c @3w
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

rEiiE SUBSCRIBER proposes at the com
L mrnce,nent Of his mex, sessinn, which will be
Monday, the FIRST ofJuly next. receiving into bis
School none but FEMALE PUPILS. which he
designs confirming, should the patronage received
Justify it--flis course will be comprehensive and
thorough. aud will embrace all the branches oil Edu-
cation which taught in other Female Schools IN
THIS place.
Terms, per session of i've months;
Isl Ctass--Spelling, Reading AID WI
ting. Sl2 90
aaa Cdss-Euelish Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic aud History, 10 W
ard Class--Latin. Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy. 30 90
Paper. Ink &c, &c furnished,1 70
Payment To be made in adraacc. Pupils will be
received III Time, though not Tor n shorter period
Than session from The time OF reception. vaca.
ton oil several seeks will be gwen in tho month OF
August. and the exercises Of The School resumed on
Monday, the ID Of September. At the end OF each
session there will be public examination.
SAMl.. ID. IOMPk1NS.
August % I'll II
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OBITUARY..

Died, ON Thursday nieht last alter a protacted
aud painful illness, Mrs. SARAH VIRGINIA cnnsort OF
Capt Ammen iaoeork, at TINS place. Gnt down In
he seis prime and freshness Ut lie she sank INTO the
arms al DEATH IN the full assurance 81 glorious re-
snneet'on. through the mercy Of Gad In chsr, TO u
lie thai shall never end. She has left a husband
aud large clrcle OF cndedred relatives and trends
WHO, while they weep over her early grave nav de.
rive feh consolation from the Tranquil confidence
With hieh SIZE 4" fell asleep"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

Additional Delegates 10 The Stanton Conrenhon.
Aronteomery-Governor James p Preston Hen
Observation-Disclosures James F. Preston, Eli
Phegn.
U,unsb;r.-Ancus w. Mcdonald Christopher
u.,.L.I, David Gibson, John NJ. Pancake-Aller-
,,,.s. William Harper, Philip b. Sueer, Eli Btal
and John Brady.
Hanorer.-W allan F. Wickham Capt. Joseph
r. Ptice-Alternates, Capt Charles lhomis@h'
Capt. Niles Macon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

NJ Tic Mississippi papers announce the ofa'"
0s Cod. snenee NJ. Graysou, distinguished ei'ze'
h., s,,e on the 9Th ult. in the 37lh year oi ms
Al. q was a-member f,he Senate oil MIS-
s.sippi at It's las, session, and was ea"''o'''
election at the time OF his death. he n'o 'ee"
appointed delegate TO the Wing Na''on"' e,'".s"
,on. which isto assemble al harrisburg on NV
Wednesday in December nex'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

duties with ability aud fidelity" Gov Clarke MAS d
native. we believe Of Bedford county IN this State
and was brother OF the late Christopher Clarke
rso. of New London who was conspicuous mem
her of Congress from the Bedford district at the
pe,;ol of Judge Chases Impeachment on which oe-
c,sion he was one of the ma ayers appointed 10
conduct that rial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

NJ We rrioice to perceive that s $. pre"''ss'
,,s,,,puished MIssissippi Orator, las Gun
..n,d 10 serve inlhe u S Senate he be The choice
=. -. c,upo, doub, that be will be, OF The next lie
c.,,ure of thai State. His opponent will be h j.
Walker, Esq the presen, Senator.
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.EO.N'EK' STOLE.v.

INAKEN irum my pocket III my bed room, Al the
l. tavern house OF J ohm Frothne ham, my POCK
EFT BOOK containing about one hundred aud torty
dollars in cash, and a Check. drawn by James
Thompson, on the Oraoge Bank OF Eng III Lon
don for Three Thousand Dollars. AT SIX months
sight, drawn about three years ago.
All persons are iorwarned from trading for the
same JAMES PHILIPS.
Sept Q lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

NlRGINIA-Ata court held for Nelson county, the
courthouse, Monday, the Goth day OF August 1889
Nancy leehrck widow and rect Of Daniel Leebrck, de
ceased Nicholas Leebrick Lucy Eeehrick Maria leehrck
William II Cash and Angelina his wife, formerly Angelina
Leebrck. the said Nicholas Lucy Maria aud Angelina Lee
brick being children aud heirs Daniel Leehfck, deceased,
Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

Catlarine Ann Iccrck Robert Steele md Caroline his
wife Hannah eehrck widow andrect OF Samuel T. Lee
brick deceased and Caroline Jane Leebrck MINT daughter
said Samuel T. Lcebrck, deceased, md George d. Lee
brick and Sanh ecbck nnns under the oi twenty -onc
years. children and heirs of Daniel Leebck, deceased and
John Melton administrator of said Daniel Leebck deceased
Drfcndnnts