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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

KINDS COUNTY.
For Governor.
Tuner, wing, llS2
McNult, dem. s54
Auditor.
Saunders, dem. loss
Crusoe, wing, oo7
Secretary Of State.
.Fitz, wing, 1176
Williams, dem. 756
Chancellor.
Bucknrr, $50
Hutchesen. 10
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

story OF Jack Shoppar, .loo.
oescIloe human nature in n Ign Ign order 10
ana al the same time, exc,,o ' ., grades,
th'es o. our character which c.s snose sympa.
casts OF our race with the o,S SO"nect the out.
~; 10 portray man, corrupted r. human FAM.
by Prohlgafe association "a On ch'IdhOOd
sensual Indulgence;yet havI"g = S se by
DosoIn' which might be kindled ;p p@'N ,nAis
ing l'ght' and which, as the faebIe., az - ourn'
SHOWS The presence of life, prove, , ~
soul within him came down from Nl't the
Is men we feel that God is cur comma r.ee, 1t
er; and man. even when debased, !, ,';I Iah'
A Sal FEE GUARD, = A soldier W..
at post with directions to LET No .aVoned
without giving the watch word vb hue pass
Boston. Ia the course of his pa,,oI I".ca W,s
approached, and the sentinel demand"aIls one
who's there?'' aNuea;
"A friend, was The answer
tersign." '' Tue couh
NO answer.
Blast you'' said the soldier, lovsIinr h.
"uskef' say Boston, or TIL shoot you," 'S n''
WOMAN IS the morning star Of inr,,.
the day star of manhOod-the evon,n"
of age. Bless eur ST rsi-msv VIC '"J Nar
bask in their skIey influence iii We ara r'"SN
high. say
The following singular resolution ~.
passed at a political meeting i, C,,t was
Ohio: 0o"'0u,
'ReSOl0ed, That we will not support ,Dv
persons who make long prayers or I son, Guy -
ces.' '' Ia
We don't know whether the men wbo
passed this resolution, belong to the wbi" ""o
loco foco party. We have seen men So, =.
nected with either, hyvng faces 81 , ,O,'.
that they made vinegar blush.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

WoNT sTAY LICKED.-A cOutry green.
horn las as we'll pleased with the performance
of tragedy at one of eur theatles, that he
was induced to spend fifty cents more for the
atrlcals the next evening. As the hero OF the
PLAY made his appearance on the stage, iona.
toan let off his surprise thus: BY the great
never Iick'd jumping Moses! they killed that
felle last night as dead as a inland I'm
blOwed if here he amt sginP-SUnday
Morning Teiter. s-.-
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

From Carroll county, we learn that Col.
G. F. Hemingway, (dem.) and Capt. John A.
Bnford, (whig,) are elected to the legisla-
ture. Gov. M'Nutt has majority of about
sc, and Bingaman and Davis about the same.
Col. Lefiore, it is said, has been elected to
the senate from Carroll and Tallahatchie
counties.
From Choctaw we learn that the dems-
cratic ticket has succeeded by about 200 ma.
jority.
In Tallahatchie, Judge Jenkins, (whig,)
has beaten Hugh L. White, (dem.) l6 votes.
Gov. M'Nutt has small majority, and the
congress tickets are nearly equal.
We have been kindly furnished BY a
friend with the returns from Marshall cOun-
y. Upon examination it will be found that
the whig vote in this county is somewhat in
creased, although the representatives from
this county are all administration men, GOOD
and yuess
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

! 1t was night. The flame and agony Of
! fever were overland so was life. noble
aud chivalrous friend was now an inlnimae
form of clay, and the hurried preparation for
the grave,-ths shrouding and the laying in
state,-were progressing. There is yet one
scene Of agony to be witnessed at which even
friendship recoils, and wishes that it we've
over. Il is the farewcII-the heart rending
and agonizing leave.taking Of wife and
brother. This is the triumph, the bitterness
of DEATH The truly brave man can G into
the world unknown with christian trust,
calmness and resignation; bnt 10 witness the
deep wo Of those left behind, wrecked in
heart by the bereavement, is more than man
can bear without Overpowering emotion. We
veil the scene, and shall not attempt des'
cription of such indescTibable SORROW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON

The agent for the sale of full length copperpla'e
engraving of Washington, hom Stuart's celebrated
painting in Faneu,l Hall ls by "a inches IN size,)
will be in Ly nchburg in few days to solicit the pat
ronape of its citizens. We had an oppor,u nifty. las,
winter, in Richmond. Of seeing this splendid cngrav-
ing, and cheerully recommend II TO public favor.
The Boston Daily Advertiser says, that Kelly, the
eucrsver has preserved all the spirit and beauty Of
the original; and il is known that Of the many por-
traits of Washington Stuarls is considered the most
accurate likeness. The Philadelphia Gazette speak
ing of ii, says:
at is difficult adequately to explain or describe
the grand beauties and effects Of this picture. In
the loreground-an cminence lowering above the pay
and harbour here the revolutionary tea blackened
The waye-stands the victorious leader OF The Ameri-
can army-pride in his porl. defiance in his "'en-
the pride of pa,riotismthe delisnce. OF that strength
which arms him thrice whose contest Is just one
His military dress, and the appointments oi ms
charger throw light upon the prominence' OF Inc
scene, picturesque and impressive. Beyond roll the
Yates Of the bay, over which The swift ships o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

IK ON ND ST Il II l.
UVOOdLOMrNe School.

TEHE EXAMINATION Of the Students will
l. take place on Friday the last day Of May
The subscriber will be gralfsd TO many of the
parents and guardians Of the Scholars, and friends OF
the Institution, DIS can conveniently attend, aud a; an
early hour
Such as intend continuing their children OF ward,
the next session. are respectfully requested to notify
the subscriber by or before the examination 10 ena
BILE him to act undc,standngly in regard to pew APP
plicants, as only limited number can he sceomn'o
dated.
The prices for Boarding and Tuition will be I'M
changed and az no deduction is made for lost time,
a punctual attendance at the commencement Of the
Session Is earnestly recommended.
SAMUEL Il. MILLER.
Phtsyl,ania May IG h3iM
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life, after short Illness, near BALI
more on the 18Th INST. the l2th year Of his age,
SAMurI UARRIsos sou OF Robert Robinson, for
merly OF this place. Death, when ii sezes upon
one that has arrived to declining years, is mean-
choy but but when its cold hand Is laid upon one
so young, the darling Of his Parents, The beloved OF
frends-ihe keenest feelings OF regret and pain must
he awakened This youth we could indeed but .
gard as fair and bright bud and early did he be-
Gin to display 10 his parents and friends the beau
Ties and rare qualities of his heart and mind. Sweet
", on his dying bed, did he speak Of "speet sing
ing" and " The glory Of The hingdom," and calmly,
as when once he slept upon his mothers BOSOM did
he resign his spirit 10 Him who gave it. That form,
which so lately moved amongst us, is now shroud'
ed in the robes of Death
But he Is where our longngs vain
Trouble more the heart and brain
The sadness ofthis aching lovo
Dims not our Fathers house above"
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MARRIAGES..

Married on the 9th inst, in Williamsburg, ion y
NJ SPEED, Esq Attorney AT Law, of this pl,ce,
10 Miss CATmARINE PAGE. daughter Of Col. VIM.
Waller decd. of tho former city.
-, on "Wednesday the 9Th inst, by the Row.
William Hammersy, Mr.. JonN lluGnrs, to Miss
MARY, daughter Of Mr. Benjamin Franklin, all Of
Campbell.
-. on Thursday, The 9th mist, by the Rev.
Elijah Roach, MI. FINNEY GLOVER, to Miss MARY,
daughter of Mr.. James Claik. all Of Charlotte.
-. on Thursday. the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
William Hammersy, Mr. DOUGLASS MARSHALL OF
Charlotte. to Miss Many, daughter oil MI benJa'
min Hunter. of Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23
FAMILY GROCERIES,

M r have received our .Sp, ing Supply Of FAM
" Lf GROCERIES,, which Is the largest an
hnesi q have even been able offer our friends an
Tue public and they are respectfully invited 10 ca
on US aud examine Tor themselves iollowin
ia pa', ot our stock
- hh5s ST. C,o'S Sugar ofthe finest quality.
* io'o Rico do various qualities,
| 10 " ~ Orleans do
Oh boxes and barrels treble, double and siurls Loa
ana crushed and ground Sugar.
90 bags Prime old Java coffee
% 3" RIO do
10 L,p,i,, IL
}" Cuba do
20 - Old white do
50 hhds steam refined Sugar house p Rico. and
Ne" Orleans MolMses
10 hali chests Gunpow der and Imperial Teas, some
very fine,
40 boxes - III mud & ID do do
8 chests bik Tea. same extra fnr,
PIPE and hall pipes superior old Madeira wine,
! but, hoe pale Sherry, imported 1890,
bali pipe medium do
pipe and quarter casks Old Port Wine some
extra fine.
Lonh"nP Tepenffe Madcia.--Lshen. Csnafy. ST.
Lncan, Sic. Madna and pure Malaga wines mgr.
% hampers Champagne ofihc De Brsmon,. II etlsiok
Th'sile, Heart and Dove Brands. III crack Wines
~ ~ " rk and warranted pune aud genuine.
~ eases { afet. very fine,
hid do on draft
20 cases Museai wine,
a., casks, do do
20 Tiercss London Brown Sou, and Porter
~ balfpipcs Bnndies soma oil the very LIST order.
pipes American Brandy,
b barrels apple do
1 hhds Jsuaca and w. |. Rum,
:" and 10 barrels N, England do
| hall pipe IRISH whskcy,
20 eases Lemon Syrup.
Stowlon's Buffers,
%, COO Havana, Congress and Ptuoilc tttnr,
20 Barrels lleuiues No.
10 kegs Nails assorted, Atom, NORWAY, German md
Bs,cr.d Steel
30 boxes sperm, Patent sperm and ,allow candies
Limitation English and Pine apple Cheese,
10 b"xes Bunch Rnisns hall and qunrcr boxes,
90 DRUM suhana Rasins,
Almonds Fin. rrts, Palm Nuts, Madeira Nuts
Mace, Cloves CHM anon, Allspicc Nu,mcas, Pep
per, Ginger Rice aud g,onnd. white do
half pipes French wine yincgoT very hnc,
a .,.c ~. II wooden ware,
Brass bound Buckets, Coolers, Cans, Pals, Tubs,
covered Boxes. Measures, Trays, Market Bas
kets, &c. DC, Nc.s
80 boxes Window Class sNlo and loNl9
500 lbs. puuy,
handsome assortment Of China and Glass Ware
% 900 lbs Family Bacon, cufed,by ourselves.
90 Sacks salt BESIDES many other articles, winch
cannor, be enumerated. They nie all offered on our
usual accommodating terms.
MCKINNEY X MOSBY.
Alay % i6~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

o. There were many subjects touched upon
in Mr.. Rives's speech, at Amherst court. house, to
er is too important 10 be altogether omitted. A
writer IN the Richmond Enquirer, some weeks ago.
endeavored TO fastcn upon Mr. Riyes a charge of
Inconsistency, by quotiog from his speech the
removal Of the Deposiies in 834, paragraph, to
show that he then in favor of an exclusive metal.
lie currency in order TO do SO, this writer omitted
Il qualifying words las far as practicable, AN o.
mission which Mr.. Rivcs justly s,igmatized .
base Justification Of The record
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

'bhMtNltaIh
l.NNCHBURG SPRING RACES.


Commenced ON Wednesday, 18th May 1882 aud continued
four dnys.
FIRsr DAYA swoeps,akc iin colts and hllics year, old
mile heats, S25 entrance, , entries.
A. N. Willinms's re by Noung American Eclipse,
dam Betsy West, by imp. Buzznrd, 0
VIM ~ Pattesons y by Washing ton, dam Dun
Cannon, q
Francis 4 Quarcs'. ch by jams, dam saluon, , = -
Ro. Morris by Tycbicus dam Shakespeare, boliod.
VIM l.. Fairs hi by Dung American Eclipse,
dam Madison, bolted
Iine-lm 5Bs On js Il
SECOND DAy-P. oprcios Purse 5000, . mile heats.
VIM McCergo's IN Betsy RcIl, ) ycnrs old, by Red
Rover dam Betsy West,
Col John =. Whites h John Lindsay, by Timolcon,
dam b, Charlcs,7 years old
Iimc-3m 53s 3m 59s.
THIRD DA,-Bcst 3 in >, purse $lO0-mile heats.
Col John F. Whites IA Bendigo, by Timolcon,
dam Cha,ios. years old, | 0
Melville Tulboi's ch by Curoninn, dam Charles,
years old 2dr.
Tunc-lm 3is I'm 55s.
FouRTH D.y-Jockey Club Purse, 400, ; mile hrn,s.
Col. j. +. Whites b h Jerome, hy imp. Iuzboroueh
dam Charles, years OIL, !
eonard Pheipss ch lsanc Shelby, by Lcrinrian dam
Stakeholder. 2dr.
Tine-5n lis.
The course well attended each day. md all things pas
sed OF the good will and harmony. We only
grct small number horses orc tls Spring aid hope
will he the again The prospects for the Fall
good mitch for $3.50 ioriei, 500 ia made be-
tween Henry W, Quness ch colt years old by janus,
dam Snlirnm mile heats, against A. N. Nmms's roanc
gedng years old by Young American Eclipse, dam Betsy
West-iofiet mp.
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VHG EOT.N.DRI'.

i call the attention Of The public ethrir new cs
lahlishmeni, (he Lynchbuig Foundry) situated
Immediately the canal few steps below the
Horse Ford, where We are prepared 10 do any Kind
Of Casting. Mil Iron Machinery OF any description
with nealncsss and despatch. We hope by strict at
tenion TO business, To merit potion Of pubic pa
lronnge. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. J.. T. DlUGUlD a Co.
MAyo3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

u Twob odiss, each claiming to be the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States. met in Phad pha the 9th inst The
Old School numbering about 16o Delegates, con
vened in the 9TH Presbyterian Church, and elected
Dr. Joshua l.. Wilson, Of Cincinnati, M Moderator, he
receiving SO votes. and Dr. Breckenridge CT he
New School, about $50 in number. assembled IL
the LIST Presbyterian Church and elected the Rev
Dr. Dickinson, Moderator, over Messrs. Cox, Masor
and Duffied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

CORRECTED WEEKLY. BY
Extreme prices Of passed Tobacco, SO so to 26 SO
Inferior and Common leaf, 30 to III 30
I.eaf good quality, IL 80 to Is 90
Fine shipping, aud stemning
qualities, ia w 10 10 oo
Good aud ine manufacturing, ID w to 10 5o
Extra hogsheads, ~ to 20 %
Inferior Tugs light weights, to 70
heavy 5 IS 10 q 25
Better qualities, 80 to W
Inspected from w cdnesday morning 10 Tuesday
pis ht 800 hhds. We notice change in The week.
Prices fully supported. The crop still continues
inferior i hid. $50 SO. made by Mr. Prindle Of
halifax, hid. S25 25, ditto $50 % made by Mr..
Henry Edmunds of Halifax, bought by g. 7. Viii
liams IL CO. manufacturers, aud Intended for the
Southern and Western markets. Crop Of six hhds.
/ sbipping tobacco, made by John Irvine, Amherst.
averaged SIS co. hhds. Saml. Watts, average
Sl4 90. Crops Of stemning and shipping descrip-
rons, average from $40 10 Is according to quality
Flour. s. 90 to 90
| Wheat 0 90 TO 90
| Corn SO to 90
Racon looking up, IL 90 TO IL 90
Meal, (per busheD l 10 to w
Whskey, (by whoiesslc) 40 to %
| Iron, (per TONI months, 100 90 To- w
| Hemp. (per toni l20 90 tol30 90
| Oats. (per busheI) 0 so to 50
| Salt fner sackO 3 rs TO 00
Plaster and Iron tper toni o 10 to 81
FREIGHT.
Down the river ~ 80 TO AZ
! Up the river ~ 10 VI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

~ The Mississppian informs its readers that the
Democratic Apdress to the People of Virginia is from the
PEN OF Judge Tucker, the bogrnpher of Mr.. JeHcr-
son."-The bcsnpher Of Mr.. Jefferson is n Professor
in the University of Virginia Judge Tucker ~ Prcri-
dent the Court of AppeasBut he is the author the
Address Judge Parker wrote it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23
IRON FOUNDRY.

w McCLANAiIAN * McNAMEE would
w . respectfully make known 10 the public that
they have commenced the above business IN Lynch
burg 10 The Od hcatIr, on tho I'D street, above
Nam street. Machinery and Mil clearing of every
description aud weight viii be executed IN the neat
est manner and ut the shortest notice. Pots Ovens,
Biscuit Bakers. Skcls aud Lids, Of all sizes, Audi
,ons Stoves, Wagon Boxes, GndgconT, nc.
Mould Boards, Of the McCormck patterns aud 9th
ers, - different sizes. Bills will he filled, # OUR
ed with any or all the above naniod articles, from
the smalles, The largest We will also keep
them constantly on band Tor sale, by thu ton or by
the piece. Wa will give liberal prices IA Castings
for all the old Iron that may be brought to the place,
II II Is not too hck To be broken into small pieces.
May % 's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

5 IT, as the Lexington Valley Star asserts, Mr.. Van
Buren, in favor r the of 1912 time il only
shows that upon that question, upon every oto, he took
both sides For will not be denied. suppose, by the
Sta that Mr. Van Buren, in favor OF Mr. C!nton's cleo
ton 10 the Presidency, opposition Mr. Madsonnor will
il deny that Mr. Clinton the candidate the New Eng.
land Federnlists, who openly avowed that they the
Peace Party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

10 In the ofhe L. States Samuel L. Gouvor-
late postmaster of New York, the Jury found for the
plaintiff he u. States) $4,000 rs cents without prejudice
the claims of either party drafts amounting 10000
The alleged default oMr Gouverncur upwards of BOO
600 while his part he claimed ,ha, the government
debtsd to him 20 $4,000. Some curious developments
made the trial specimen ofs hcb may be seen on
first page this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

a. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn nv.
ID $. Gregory q Co. in all pueinia' Schemes (ac- :
tompan'cd by cash or Prze Tickets, promptly and =
con6den,ialy attended 10, when addressed to
HENRY u. BOOKER, =.
Lynrhbure, Va.
AZ My customers may always depend on see
ing the numbers Of every LOTTERY in which l.
soil Tickets, published in this Paper, Tho Virgin
ian, so the Official List Of tho Drawing is
nceciycd III. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

10 Gen. Dennis Kimberly tWhg) who was recentlve
eced IT, s. Senator in place of DIR. Niles toco hy the Ic
gsatue connecticut has resigned his seal in TINT body in
conseq uence ofill health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

NO DUEL-t turns out that the late fatal duer' be-
j. Seawc Jones Of Shocco, and H. Wilson Wright Of
New York, all hoanor what purpose manufactured
know not, but guess Mr.. Wright was a mnn Of
straw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

c. The Episcopal Convention for the Diocess OF
Virginia me, in Norfolk Borough on The 18Th inst
and was opened by Discourse from Bishop Meade.
II is estimated that there are over 1000 visitors in
NorGolk.
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SPLENDID SCHEME,

Together with large number OF $90SA0, 500,
DC Nc.
Whole Tickets ouly S5--I]aves So 50-.Quar-
Iteis 81 25.
For sale in a great variety of choice numbers at
BOOKERiS PRIZE OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

ft"e Tobacco and High Priccs--ll will be seen,
ny Tue he''e" OF Messrs. Holcombo q Otoy. thai
..essts. GeoreeT. Williams Il Co. have paio az
high as $40 80, s25 o5, and $50 25, Tor Tobacco o,
s. IS week, FOR maauIacurng-aud that several crops
of shippips Tobacco have drereged 81 aud Sl5.--
Yesterday, Col Aug. Lch,;'eh purchased two hhds
10, manufacturing, made by Mr. uru;; II k'rb, OF
Halifax, Al $5 and he other at $50. before they
broke. Afterwards dealer said that he would
have given S35 FOR of them had il been put in
matkct.-We have never seen finer specimens of
the weed, when the hogsheads were stripped aud o.
pened.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23
Magnificent Scheme !!

Besides great number Of 500 $50, "a See, 81.
Whole Tickets only Sl0-llnvcs S5--Qrs. so.
For sale IN n great variety Of choice numbers al
BOOkERS LUCKY OFFICE
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RKELLEZ.7'T SCHEME.
For Tacsday oIst May.
r Capital Prize Of SlJ,OOO!!.
10 Prizes Of 1000! !,
Richmond Academy I0lferY

EXTRA CLASS No. 8, FOR 1899.
To he drawn at Richmond on Tucsdaday 2lst MAY
The Drawing will be received at TIL, Office on,
Thursday the 23d inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

Fof The benefit Of The Leestrg Acadcny
EXTRA CLASS, No. ,, FOR 1899.
10 be draWn al dfcrapdtia Saturday he 25M
IF May. o." The Drownp ieR be rtc,ired al ffis
Office Iuesddy The osM ~s. al @ oetocl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

W be Southern Literary Messenger. io May, reached
'", Gays ngo but other engagements have prevented s
pe'"s" Tho baltimore Patriot contents arc unusu.
"' spirited and interesting Tn. stories by Virginia Lady.
ae among tho best things ,ha, read for some time
ana arc decidedly errdiablr the taste refinement and lite.
'au'' oil Tho Old Dominion The Congressional sketches
s very happily drnwn and with spirit and faith
'"ness We cannot much commend the spr, and en-
'efp'ize with which Mr. White duet, tina Mag md
we arc grai6sd to he ASSURED that tho subscription
hs' Is very large md rapidly tending. No monthly
publication of the Kind this has superior clan up
on the favor OF the public. and is not wonderful therefore
Una " should meet with such naitering encouragement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

me Brush are urging their way. The dun cloud,
a. o. recent battle, dsrken the sky above while
ues, 'he edge Of the horizon. light. NJ from the
newly risen sun oil Liberty flashes ahmari The scene.
This engraving Is one hch should be in every
ame"ean's possession. II pepc,uates tho features.
, aao commentaries The valour OF One. upon whose
IKE we tear the republic will never look again"
Mr. Hunt tho agent, will also bring with him a
beautiful miniature steel engraving Of tho Decara.
Ton OF Independence, from Trumbulrs celebrated
painting in the Capitol. Both will be furnished In
appropriate gilt frames. aud reasonable terms.
Those wishing TO purchase may leave their names
al tins Office. PRIOR 10 tho arrival of the agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

I WANT,o employ 10 OF 20 good Paulaloons
/ and Vest makers. NJ. HART.
Nav 90 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

% Tho citizens of Nav Ark New Jersey " la,ey bed n
meeting James, Miller, Esq MAYER in the chair aud adopt
'dcsonons pon'edy eondcnnns the docnnes and move.
n,ents of the Aboltlonists
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

',HE subscriber begs leave 10 iniorn, her r. I'd,
= and the public. that she has ,e,noyej from,
tho lower 10 the second story Of the ene monf which
sue occupies she begs also 10 state, that she has
associated with her lady every way qualified TO con
duet both branches of her business and engages "A.
execute all orders with which they may be favored.
win neaness and punclualy Her friends aud
ens'omers'n Inc country are respectfully invited to
Gallon her. Entrance throneh the alley.
II. llEFFERNAN.
Mays irtlJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

W Senator Fontune, of Hanover. a Consoryst,c who
some time ago, aNowedh his determination 10 vote a, nil in
that county, announces his determination the last Wing to
vote for the Wig candidate lie say. he shall serve HI,
country rather than his party To all fpe Conservative.
we say, 30 mud do ikom so."