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MOOD AND BACHE's DISPENSATORY, price
w 81 u.s. third edition, best style Of Paper and Bind
ing-a few copies only F.TAfLOK.
Also Devices Practice, last edition, vols. in
price So so published at $6.
Phillips on Acute and Chronic Diseases, with notes by
Miller octave vol. full ound; price 90 cents.
McCulloch on Malaria, vol. octave, full bound, so
cents
Paxton's Anatomy, octave volumes. 80 so.
Eberle's Therapeutics, Q octave volumes, - 25.
Gregorys Practice, octave vols 50 rs, published at
six dollars.
Broussas Chronic Phlegmasial, octave volumes full
bound price 50 rs and many others equally low priced,
NJ which the list will be continued. nov 10
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RIDGEwATER TREATIsEs, las, edition. con.

DRIDGEWATER TREATISES, last edition. con-
ID tanning in Q large octave volumes, price SO 75--
The Adaptation OF External Nature to the Physical
Condition Of Man, by John Kidd;
Whewcn's Astronomy and General Physics, consider
ed with reference to Natural Theology;
Sir Charles Bell on the Hand its mechanism and vital
endowments as evincing design;
Rev Thomas Chalmers the Power, Wisdom and
Goodness Of God manifested in the adaptation Of Ex
toal Nature to the Mornl and Intellectual Nature Of
Men;
Prout on Chemistry, Meteorol,gy &c. with reference
to Natural Theology.
nov 10 r. 'IAfLOh
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We have heard OF the following members Of the
House of Representatives having arrived in this
city;-Hon. L. c. PEcK. CHAs. MAYOR, J. w. W.T.
LiAMs, J. w. LEAvs, EARLE RooERs, PARMsNrER,
MCCLELLAN, Of Tennessee; CLIFFORD, A. SMITH, Of
Maine; FINE, JOHNSON, of New York; TAYLOR Of
Ohio TLLlScuAsr, H.srISas FiLLMoRE, Dawes,
Judge Wick. and BuRK. We also understand that
the entire delegation from Connecticut is In the CITY,
The Secretary Of State arrived in this city Monday
morning, on his return from visit 10 Georgia.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

George L. Douglass, to be Deputy Postmaster Of
the United States at Louisville in the State Of Ken
lucky, in the place Of James NJ. Campbell removed.
James Clarke, OF Iowa, to be Secretary for the
Territory OF Iowa, in the place Of William B. Con-
way, deceased.
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THE HARRISBURG CONVENTION

The following gentlemen were appointed, on
Tuesday evening, Delegates from the city Of New
York to the Harrisburg Convention. They are all
friends Of Mr.. Clay.
IA RoBEaT c.. WErMoRE, Robert SMITH,
DUDLEY SELDEN, JUDAH HAMMoND.
Substitutes.
JoHN L. LAWRENCE, JONATHAN THOMPSON,
MATHEW L. DAVIS, REyo C. HANcE.
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1I,HE pEMocRATlc REyIEw. tor November.

THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for November.
i 1890 is just received by r. TAYLOR, who receives
subscription Tor tho work Give dollars per annum) and
forwards il regularly to all parts Of the United States.
CoNTENTs-Bryant's Poems Statistics OF the U. s.;
Charles Jared ngerso the projected ship Canal to con-
meet the Pacific and Atlantic oceans; the Dissolution OF
The Wbie marty The Duty Of the Democratic party the
Romance Of American History; Philadelphia Banking,
&c. &c. nov ID
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A NEW HOME, who'll follow. or Glmpses Of West
IA ern Life by Mrs Mary Cavers, actual settler
l volume, this day received, for sale by
nov % F. TAYLOR
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
az UsiTY--iE NoN-EssESriALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS oHARITy.--Aagnsfsn. 80
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r ARGE MAP OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
IL on an improved and enlarged PLAN embracing the
latest and most accurate information derived from the
General Land Offices, Engineer Department, Navy De-
partment, &c. &c. by Catesby Graham.
just Notwithstanding than 81 square feet,
for sale ty F TAYLOR nov 20
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NTUMBER TWO OF Won LEoNARD'S PoPU-
In LAR GEOLOGY, edited by Professor F. Hail. of
Washington City, this day received for sale by F..
TAY aOR. 20
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TACK SHEPPARD. complete, in two Volumes is this
j day received for sale by F. TAYLOR, with an addi
tona supply the second volume for those who have
supplied themselves with the FIRST four numbers.
- The work. together with complete copies of
Nicholas Nckleby is ready for circulation among the
subscribers to the Wayerly Circulating Library
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TYPOGRAPHY the s,sners Of the Declaration Of In
Is dependence, and Of George Washington and Patrick
Henry l. inst received for sale by y. TAYLOR, com
plete in ono volume octave, price u. oct IL
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DILLARD ON THE DISEASES OF INFANTS.
I1Jus, translated from the French third edition. in
onr volume and this day received for sale by f. TAY-
L0R.
Also, The New York Journal Of Medicine and Surge
nv, No. 2, for October, 1899. nov6
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T,NGLAND AND THE ENGLISH BY +. l. Bul.
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TINE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE, by the Honora-
i BILE Tris.am Burgess one small volume, this day re-
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TINE Recent Lectures Phrenology by Combe, in
i one volume, limo this day received.
The Character of Jefferson exhibited in his own
writings by,Theodore Dwight volume, for sale by F.
TAYLOR. nov 81
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NEW ENGLISH BoOKS,-Just imported and for
In sale by F. TAYLOR.
MulIers History and Antiquities Of the Doric Race.
vols
May, 1889.
Gibbons Life and Correspondence. BY Milman. vol.
Curtis on the Preservation OF Hearing, small VOL
Curtis on the Preservation Of Sight. small vol
Curtis on Health small vol.
Parts 10 and ID Of the Pictorial Shakespeare.
Parts and 8 Of the Pictorial History of Greece.
Twas illustrated History Of Napoleon, with many hum
dred engravings on wood, LIST division nov ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07
THE LADIES

a RE RESPECTFULLY invited To call a, our
[ "a Store and examine great varrt, nj new and
desirable roods, suited 10 then wants. amongst
which will be found
Plain aud iii ID. color,d Pou de Soies and Gro
de Maps.
Black Italian Lulesuues aud Go de Rhin~.
Black aud blue black Pou de Soies of supr. quail
ity.
Blue black Gro lie Alrquc.
Blue black aud enid Nclonrs dc Gressi
Blue black Gro de Lynchbn,g.
do do Gro de Mcslna.
do III Gro lie Richmond.
do 10 black aud cololrd Irish Poplins
Monselaine de Lanes aud Chal,s, rieh and
beautiful.
S,un snired Lnxo,s
PLAN black aud blue black Mouselsines & Cha-
Tvs.
French aud English VI rioos. a splendid asso,t.
ment.
Black aud blue black Bemhazues
Col'd. puudIrhrny.
Fig'd. All PAchas tur Cloaks.
Nel1uts de PARIS aud O. de ARGUES lor Bon.
nets.
Rihbons thread aud hobinet Laccs, Edgiugs aud
nesertnrs
Mao1Ila SILK and black Laees Tor Trimmings.
French, English aud Anerltau prims.
Cashmere, Merlno, Broche, Chenille. lonian aud
Tartan Shaws.
ScafIs and dtrss Ildkfs. Artificial Flowers.
Fleeecd SILK llose, very desirable.
Silk WOODEN aud cotton Hosiery assorted
Bajon's" best KID Gloves assorted. also twisted
Sin Gloves aud Mus.
Linen Cambrlcs, French Lawns aud Linen
Car,bric Hdhfs.
llem-suched REVERE aud embroidered l.. {.
lldkfs.
Plain aud plaid Camhics aud Jacconeiis
Swiss, book, and null Mnslns, French work.
Capes and Collars.
Ladies SIN aud Me,ino Vrsn
NICHOLS * BELL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07
NEW FALL a. WINTER GOODS.

Z AN receiving an excellent assc rIme nj olseason
\ able Staple aud Fame, Goods Which. for variety
and cxtenI is unsurpassed by an, ~ upper Virginia
Goods low, and eau be bought yer, cheap, by
calling on he subscriber.
cumplfiSnu OF lrres has bren made bv ,ner.
chants returning, who bought i, Richmond, &C. and
decided In avui oil nnue. Therefore, those wishing
Ia purchase by the piece, need look further.
feel coniden OF satisfying allwho viii examine my
stock. JOHN g. MEEM.
Oc. Aw #
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ron THE viRGtNiAN.
THE FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

TIE FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES
hcssrs. Editors 1t is not generally known that
4 Female Coliege is In full operation, IN the ad.
lolnlng county of Buckingham. We see IN the pa.
pens how tie University, Randolph Macon. &c
prosper but no notice whatever taken of the Fe.
male Collegiate Institute where our daup hleIs can
receive liberal Education.
This institution has beeu in existence only n few
years. 1t huiit on lug We sealr and can accun-
MEDIATE leo young LADIES'.
The PiesidenI, The Rev. Mr. Wllbrr A. NJ. is a
gentleman Of hlgh literary nainmt MS and devoted
Pieiy, and con lucts thr Institute IN q manner hph-
|, honorable 10 himself, aud 10 tn grurral satstae-
ton Of lis patrons. Mrs Wliier teaches Drwiue
and Panlng The Rey. K. G. Loving. A. NJ. is
PtoIesso, Of Ancient language Miss ueuslis J.,
also a teacher and Il ltuale Professor ii Music
will be employed by tie tiustres as soon rs y Judi
elous appointment can be made, Ma koaon having
taught thai branch of polite female education,
All yang ladies' are required to board in the In
sinnte, uness with Their parents or guardians, aud
tie greatest possible care excited In prevent &C.
qnainiances aud attachments being formed with the
other sex.
At the last session there were "a students, three
oi whom had the honor 81 receiving the diploma of
Mistress n Pohie Literature, --Mss Joues Miss Sta
pies and Miss McA>han.
At the Institute young ladies' can receive not
~ ~ liberal an education can be ohiaded IN the
whnle length and breadth OF the United States. hul
Is believed. NJ less expense The boa,d Ion the
Sion 81 ten months, beng only one hundred d liars,
including washing aud all the Ct eeierd's aud tu,lion
for the English toutse S25. and tnt The scientific
course $50. Music ON the = iano is also luns lit or
S33
l hus have, in our eichborhood. perhaps tie
only Feiale C"Ilege III the L. States IN full opera
lion. ami Tie p ress the you LADIES' made IN then
studies evidenced al The examination. aud the finish
FL and splcndld compositions read bv the graduates
at the close al The lasl s>ou. wuud put tie blush
lie .il"rts oi MANY at the Made Colleges.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07
INC FLORIDA lFar-lIore Geu,roJsb;o :

'e f'o''dd War-Nlore Generaiship'
' 'ast adviees hom Florida inform u. ofthe
r,aa ''" o' The folly and imbecilty by which the
,b,,s7' "'''' oil The war IN that territory has been
1"''erzed, iiom its commencement until now
,,, 'e feeol!eeled that some weeks ago as IT,.
Cba,..,o Puftu by Lit. Hanson, aad sent1o
that rs "' indians II seems, complained,
mons d" 'hiiactlon OF Gen. Alaconb's ia.
.h,|', 'eaiy'' and demanded tia, TN. ,,i.,,,e,.
0e restored 10 then COMRADES Al -,
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.H'fsTJe's,.

FENilE subscriber having sold his farm. aud intend
L. IN To remove 10 the South west. will offer for
sale NJ hsres,dence, on Fuday the 9Th ol,he PIE
sent month. on credit OF six months Tor all suns
over Ten dollars, all under cash, the cop oi Tobac
go, Corn and Forage, Plantation Tools, Ilnuse-
bold and Kitchen Furniture. together will . ,au.
BILE lot oi mich Cows. GEORGE MARK AN.
Oct. a.
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" TECF'.

HI EARRING il Is repur.ed N the county. that
Il d we are unable TO receive Wheat, we would
say to our customers and Farmers peuorally that
aud nave been prepared 10 receive any quan-
MY at The Market priec, aud give immediate de.
>paich. 900 bushels rich Ship Stuff Cor salo
low. HENRY ,. LANdtiORNE & Co,
Ou7 OF
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OFF + X FOR SALE

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,NVb z,rWS JJVFRpo9N No. n,
on :. f,,a,,nd aln,,, a..
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ono rs. ar r,',ys. ,,ra,nas, .,.,v ,,,a.
lai, .,,.s,. ..,,. f,, f,.n,,,,.ds, r..
on Ell aa,, ION, -. III ..d -.
oon - S.i. IN, ..,na ,1,,l .I....s.s.,
80 SIDES U6pet do,
10 inz hlur painted Buckets.
500 Lbs. New Oreans =, i4eifs Sugars,
600 lbs. crushed Sugar fof preserving.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

The esse Of Kidnapping. examination of
Wilkinson IN Frederick sbrlg, charged with pur.
chasing free n go boy + eA q. France of
Worcester, Massachusetts, whence he was lnvelg led
by DichInson Sbearer,) knowing Inn 10 be free,
suited IN his commitment for trial. Two citizens Of
Worcester arrived the evening preceding the
nation, and identified the boy. This affords ptac
tical commonly on Abolition philanthropy kidnap
ped, sold and purchased by natives OF a non slave
holding State, the boy has been rescued from
slavery by the vigilance of cnizens OF slavehod-
ing State THIS will tell admirably in the Aboli-
ton chronicles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

o. Lord Broug ham, who has been alwaysin po-
mical opposition TO the Duke Of Wellington, deliv-
cred speech in August last, at the Dover banquet
given in honor OF The Duke, in which the Eng lish
language is robbed Of all its superlaves in order
besow applause upon the greatest Captain Of modern
or ancient times, AID tie most illnstious OF living
statesmen--as Lord Brougham decl1res he Is -
Is Lord Brousham about 10 JOIN the tories, and to
become the Calhoun Of Great Britain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

W The Chelsea Bank, one Of the Institutions
under The ne" Banking Law OF New lo,k, has
suspended specie payments. The Comptroller ofthe
s'ae' under the PROVISIONS of the statute viii pro-
eeta TO sell ii out. Tie circulation of this Bank
winch on The LIST Monday OF July last. WAS S47,.
ooo' is secured by pledge of Arkansas per cent,
stocks, To the amount Of S5S 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

o. The last Commercial Convention held It
Norfolk. recommended that anOthef Convention. TO
consist of Delegates from Virginia and North Caro-
lima, be held in Raleigh on the second "Wednesday
of November next. In pursuance oil this recon-
mendaion a meeting was held in Notiolk, the
23d ull and twenty five delegates appointed to
represent that borough.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

A cunning dboitfoaist.-Amoog the leading Alb.
olnionsts is James g. Birney, foroerly conspicu-
CITIZEN Of Alabama, where he was a large slave
holder. We had taken IT loi granted that when lac
became an Aboitonist he n,anumlted his slaves
but II seems he had too keen an eye 10 his own in,
terest TO do this. He sold llcm and pocketed the
funds, before he turned phflhIoplst- as his
laboref. Dr. Beman Of Troy, formerly of Georgia,
did before him. There are many Shareholders who
perhaps wond turn "phitaHtt, opists" the same
terms. 1t costs nothng-and in Birney's case, -" is
It's own reward besides, as he is Secretary Of the
American Society, with fat salary. How dlsmter-
ested
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FILL y U-Ey.rEx COODx

Now he'ng opened at Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods store, tnealy opposite the Banks.) The Io
iowi ( comprises n pint. viz:
Blue. black aud fancy cold. Cloths. from common
To superior
Cass'ne,es & Ne.,ings, d general assortment Of
all prices.
Sattinets, plum and fancy. a large stock,
Kentucky Jeans and Fuled Lnseys,
Glentoek jeans, PLAIN, PLAID aud striped Lnseys.
Beaver Cloths, klushihss and Pilot Cloths, fur
ovettoais.
Rose, whitney, X maoknaw Blankets.
Duhel aud t~iil,d blankets. III extremely low phi
White, scarlet. yellow aud rseen Flannels.
l. l i, Sd. X thrown and hl.ashed Dumcstics
aud Bed Ticks very Large supply. a.
IRISH Linens. Diapers and Sheeuugs
Fun. silk aud wool Has
Cloth, inf and seal Caps Tor men aud Toys.
Heavy Bfogans ior negroes.
Mems neriuo, Lambs wool, buckshia aud silk
Shuts.
ALSO
Brussels. lugraln and Stan Carpeing.
ued aud Wilton liearlh Rugs.
Wuh IL variety oi other goods, making the Nssorl-
ment equal TO any IN Vagina. The put.sw,ll he sat
lslactoA, and cheeruy made known 10 all who Ia
sof as with a call. NICHOLS x BELL.
Ort7 m4w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

The E9liatoua Fdrce.-fhc English papers are
filed, aud of The American journals have CO.
pied, long descriptions Of the tournament which re-
ceuliy took place al Eglinioun Castle, in shabby
initial on of the ~ :icur games of chiyalry. The
whole af1ar suprt mely ridiculous, and WAS rem
dcred more ludcrous than IT would otherwise have
been by the peltng rain which drenched the = no
BILE spectators, and dampened the courage Of the
various knights who figured in the farce. The
Marquis Of Waterford assumed tho lnle Of the
kulght of the Dug 'n-Lord Glrnynn the
knlght Of G te-Mr. Jernine han was knight Of the
Red kose-Mr. Lechnere Knight Of the swan
Lu,d Egiinroun Lcrd of the Tournament-I.ord
Londonderry. WHO is de, crbed ost uncourrIy
looking knight, King of tie Tournamen-Lady
Seymour the Qneea Of Beauty.
What marvel IS it that the British people beg in to
think and to talk of reroiation, when bearded men
engage in such ridiculous though splendid pa
granls, while one-half OF the populace starving
The prejudces against hereditary nobility must be
greatly strengthened by such sccnes-"hlch bring
vivdly before the ewes Of the people the broad
contrast between the privileged few and the oppres-
sed mil ions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

Col. Vatkias. --'rhe Wheeling Gazette of,he 26h
tilt says; Every Vrginiau who wishes we'll for the
State will be happy to learn that Col Joseph S.
Watkins, who has been for several weeks yer, III al
Delaware Springs is now thought TO be out Of dan
ger"
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TREsfs AND CIHEAp DRY GOODS.

Ma T. are now receiving part of our Fall aud
w Winter supply of Goods. and expect 10 lew
days 10 receive u large and general assortment OF
Staple Gnd Fancy Dry GoOas.
They were purchased on the most favourable terms.
who h enables us 10 sell them II least rs cheap as
they can he met within this any other market.
Our friends and The public generally are cordially
invited 10 give us call aud examine. Our Goods
will be found TO be ofgood qualny aud al moderate
prices. YOUNG " hEEM,
Ole door below TIE farmers Bank.
Oct 4wn
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We ~ E.gFE s. sE'H.TTER
GeDDDS.

SEPT. 9Stb nS3DI
NATE ARE now receiving nj onr NEW CASH
w STORE, our supply FALL & MISTER
6oops. Consisting oi every variety Of siy.s and
qualities. holh Staple n Fancy As our Stock IL
n.afy donhlr IFS usual szr and ny none have bought
NJ hnorr cafe. ~ ondef more favorable riirnmsian-
ces ~ nier setcs. shall be able sell rs low.
eithef T., nhoitsae 1etal, as aly house suuth of
the Potomac.
FARMERS x PLANTERS
Are rrqnfs ed to-, ali and mine our stock, ~
our assortment nl Ge,ds suited 10 their wants.
never 80 comirtr, nor the prices 50 low
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Wishing To purh base Fancy Goods also in
yifed 10 call. aud We feel confident we shall ba
ahle IA eXlllhii such specimens o beauty. variety.
aud cheapGess. will cousitJln them TO cou,fiend
hofh our judgment and taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Are assured hat We were never so well prepared
Ia supply thelr wants, having bought many desc,p-
lons of Goods. in very large lots at the Nec York
auctions and Which were intended expressly for
thelr trade.
Let them but favour with call, aud the prices
shalt be made satisfactory.
BURTON x ROBES.
Oct ish
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OBITUARY..

Died, Tuesday, the l~t of October, at his
hfoheI's residence, IN the county of Buckns ham.
Isaac W. WALKrR, Esq Of Amherst county, IN
The sob year al hls age. Iete this obituary might
clnse, but tie noble, generous character OF the de
ceased, demands AT least a tribute of respect TIE
writer knew HIM well. but feels incapable 81 doing
Justice TO his thaiacer-lle Intends common
place euloes; for many, many heat will respond
10 tie sentiments expressed below. A wise. bu, in
s,rntable Providence has seen f IN his wisdom, to
ahe him from among us, in "manhood's hardy
nlme," aud in the midst OF active usefulness. The
manner IN which lie filled up his station IN life, is
knnwn only 10 those who Intimately acquainted
with his 9Th moral mollh.- As husband. lie
aheclouate and de voted father. tender and in
gent; master. hind and humane AS a neigh
boi. fee llbe,a and eharliable friend warm IN
his attachments u very friend indeed. lis bland and
amiable disposition, and Genlemanly department,
has eudearcd him TO large ,tee Of friends, in
whose hratts is erected lasting monument to his
memnry-butthuse early lie has been called from a.
mongsl them. leaving Young aud an aiiectouate
w.t. an otiy sou, and many relatives to lament his
carly death. Many lfl,nds stood around him IN hIs
dying hour, 10 see his gentle splt lake lis ghl, and
who Witnessed how the light of his life departed. like
the calm serene twilight OF an autumual evening"
May the God Of the wldow and the orphan. bless
aud sustain his widowed wife and taheress boy!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

L" The Globe has been Abo,ing very hard
recently 10 show that Mf. Clay stands no clan &c OF
receiving The Harrisburg nomination. |, knows tha,
Mr. Cay Is no'e popular In Maryland than any o.
'her candidate spoken oi by the Wings, aud lis Oh
Jeet therefore "asio operate upon the elections in
that State. In Ohio aud Indiana. where Gen. Har-
rlson is most popular, the Globes satellites contend
thar Mr. Clay's nomination AT Harrisburg is certain {!
Thus we go: A1y Thing FOR effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

Sickness at the South During the week ending
the % ut the deaths in New Orleans were 167.
OF which SO were by yellow fever. The disease was
supposed TO he decreasing maligpiiy.
The Mobile Chronicle of The 2l>t ult. saws that
the mortality continued most appalling, considering
the paucuy Of The population. The iutt,menl>
from the lst to the 20Ih Of September amounted 10
1898.
In Augusta, Charleston aud Natchez. The fever
continu I'd. our last dates, carry off lis victims
though in the two latter places it is not yruenI
as in the other Southern towns.