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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

o. Mr., Rves, Gov. Campbell Mr.. Tallnadsc,
AID other Conservatives, who refuse 10 " sink or
swim with an Administration, The measures If which
they believe TO be hostile TO the best interests, and
subvelsiye ofthe fee institutions Of their country arc
denounced rs " traitors by the Seryes-and yet
they who thus denopnce Them are endeavorng TO
form acoalltion with the Sub Treasury Wings BY
coming those gentlemen to abandon the w". and
and whenever one ofthem is successfully wheedIed
we are Il, d Tia they honorable, consistent, high
minded pot,igst Tn, det is the same why, then
this difference in their uealmea' Can the hnq"'-
enlighten It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

from me ~ Augustine Noes. june 49,
Yen. MAcoMn's treaty isagan ratified in The blood
Of our counirymen. Ga "Wednesday niebi las, \
party Of Indians attacked The house Of Mr. Osrrs n,
A'',ga'or' on The road 10 NewoansvilIe killing MIR.
OsTEN, and "onnJng Mir. SIgPsoN DrI.r and Miss
OsTEs. On Saturday afternoon, "a detacbnen, of
Dragons brought in from Picolsta, free nepro
named Morris, taken up under some circumstances
IT suspicion, connected with tho recent murder of
bAockksBuEY, Al Pcolala.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
n ID II 4 e. II.
May %

HNllE subscriber beg, leave TO inform The citizens
Il OF Lynchburg aud vicinity, that he shall be alb
sent i"r two weeks or few days longer, after Thus
day. the 20'h of this mon,h.-Wuh grateful nc
acknowledgements FOR the unlimited patronage in his
pfoiession he shall eDdeavor return earlier pos
s'oe.- hose wishing Music or any o,herarricle in
ms me nom the Northern cities, vi please hand
list or notice before the day above mentioned at his
house opposite Mr.. Evanss China Store, and 1t cheer
ial aud prompt attention may be relied upon
X. J. RYPMA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
COL. GEO. W. HOPKINS.

letter from Southwestern Virginia. in the last
Charlottesville Jehersonian, pays high. and we do
not doubt deserved compliment to The member of
Congress iom the Abingdon District. We make
the following extract iiom The letter:
- gu will have heard no doubt before tins reaches
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

WASHINGTON, June l.
TRIAL OF A. w. GoopRIcH.-One of the interest
ing cases alluded 10 IN This paper a few DAYS ago
came up for trial yesterday, in The presence OF a very
crowded Cont. Having already, in noticing the ar.
rest Of the defendant IN this case gvena succinct
view OF the transaction. IL appears unnecessary
ter into u minute detail III the evidence, as nothing
new or important was disclosed upon the tral as
TO conflict with our former account Of the transdc-
non, excerpt rs To any hesitation in delivering mp the
money and the motive with which he received it.
Several witnesses examined on the trial
Yesterday, who did not testify on the first iuvesga-
non OF ilIs case before the magistrate. Proof was
ohefed Oh liS occasion 10 show that The defendant
lau no Criminal intent and that his motive in with
holding the money during the day was to screen
ORMF. IRON whom lie had formerly received favor
and,kndness.
The defendant was indicted FOR receiving fiiy
thousand dollars on the 23d April. 1889. from Dry-
Ms la ORML, tleller in the bank knowing the same
TO have been stolen from the Bank Of the Mcuopols
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

" The Democrats of the 4th Watd' III D"'''
moie, in public meeting assembled. lave auoP'e" wv
following. among other resolutions OF kinufed e""
facier Resolved, that common justice, as we" "
sound policy, dictates the removal iionl once u w.
political opponents" The Metropohs quotes '''''
Axe will soon be in motion again. It's mo'e"''"
are always preceded by tic ba.ng Of the 0'o01'
hounds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
NOR i, PLOTS

The Enquirer has got back TO its plot, and sill
swears that he exploded, by exposing it And the
new proof which lie brings Of his sagaciiy is about
as coacustrc as the original evidence Of its existence
lie first charges apIot between the Conservatives and
HE Rres Wigs, 10 make Mr. Leigh Senator and
Mr. RWes Governor, on the faith Of a remark mad.
by one 1ah- Hires lNig to another Anti- Rires
wing This was sufficiently absurd, ore nigh,
suppose: But he now brings in the Petersburg Con-
stellation to sustain hm-and VIVA, does the Con.
s'elation say! Why, it says" With an due defer
ence, zee Mink he E"qaircr is mistaken in supuo.na
that Mr.. Lelsl is now the choice Of the Who's G,y
Sena'or'-and lheatcIls US that Jndsc Allen is the
man 30 that his own witness oyerthrows ms ina
g'nary plo;' The matter is all arranged" saws The
considerations and repeats the Enquirer. How ise
these gentlemen are--wise, nor only above what's
cftften, but, SO far know above what Is houob,
Also who admitted them % knowledge o((ac,s of
which the Whissac themselves isnoran,! T,uly.
''S 10 tut 'o'icsl nonsense 81 " eibe men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
COL. JOHN CARROLL. Of Grayson.

announcing the result of the election in Grayson
county. we classed Col Carroll, The delegate elect.
as an administration man. We were afterwards in
formed that he was Conservative and SO corrected
our Classification. The delegate has since been TO
Lynchburg himself, ard in tie following note, de-
fnes his position:
1ohe Editors ofAe LyFciJurg Jirginian.
,.soo !. your ra,sero Of the 81 charging inc with
being Conservative Sns, tue 10 '"e onlleo
States in 1910; thea joined the Republican pa,,y.
l have ever since been true Democrat. In the
county which elected me they are all Republicans
only fer with Mr. Van Euien on the Sub Trea-
sury but shall support him next President,
IN preference TO any candidate that is or shall
be before the people. shall vote against any Con
selYaiVe, and will not support them fill any office.
am yours, &c. JOHN CARROLL.
June l4M, 1889.
In order to show that we were not alone in misap-
pretending The position OF the delegate from Gray
sou, we quote from a letter from Southwestern Viz
gInia, which appears in tie last Charlottesville JEFF
iersonian, the following paragraph In Giayson.
the Conservatives were secuted with scorn and had
become subJcc: Of popular defsion under the SER
vie nHnence OF party hacks, and there we're no
hopes OF Carrot. He had boldly declared against
'he sub teasu'y and for Hopkins and Rires, as
nm lhioftned (; but his pieeusons though hiolly
respectable, were absolutely tidicued But. aaains,
these odds. tie ConseI valive banner even IN C,,,
son. was oofnc ai9lt IN glorious triumph and Col
Nano'i returned 10 the next Legislature against the
expectations OF AL PARTIES" In addition TO this Col
Hopkins, The Conservative candidate for Conoress
received majority Of more than 800 yo,es-
Notwithstanding all this, however, the delegaie
from Gfayson. to whom read ii, says he is Lo.
co foco and as lie oug hit to know better thoo nnv
one ese,we of course place bin where he belonus
IN the Loco Foco ranks State of the parties no,g on
JOINT ballot Wings SO, Conservatives IT, Locos |
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

GrccnJrir Congressional Eeetitn.-The kanaw-
la Gazette accounts very satisfactorily for the
lection of Col. Andrew Beirne in this district by the
large MAJORITY of9l5 votes ovcr Peir b. Wc,hered,
Esq. |, says what is in truth shown by y co,npnr-
son in nearly every county Of Tie District Of The Con
gressional with The Legislative poll, that tile result Of
the canvass IS by fam test Of the strength
of the two parties. - In the iilsl place. Col. Beiinc
is man ofexccssyc wealth: lie has carried ON
camille establishments anu other bran, hes Of trade in
almost all The counties in The District he is gene
rally known, and personally very popular; and lie
brings to bear upon election all lha, extensive and
pow eriul influence, which of obligation and
dependence, among the people, never fail 10 engen-
der. Ia the next place, lie opposed by n
slightly acquainted with The people OF The District
an individual Of little personal popularity in his
own county as would seem from the result of the e.
lection 10 Gleenbritr; aud although worthy cli-
zen. lie is very far from being among The most prom-
nent in tile Wing party, who might have asrrtd TO
the distinguished honor Of in the National lie.
gislature.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

Accounts are received, stating that Port Gibson,
the seat II justice Ia Claiborne county, Mississippi
had bHen VISITED by dreadful oonilagratiou. 1t
broke out oG the LIST nst.--Tho cause 6rsI ori-
gia Of the ite is mol mentioned, whether II occur
rfd at nlaht IN the day time. The extent OF lis
rayages "as very gteat-ior country village, per
hips uueqndlicd. The oour house, the ja the
banh the principal aycrns. three stores, &two -hnds
OF the whole town were consumed.---Pou Gibson is
a 0ourIshing inland village. situated the Bayou
Ple,re about miles from the Grand Gull OF tie
Mlssissipfi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

" The House Of Representatives of C"nhec"-
C / has passed, by vote Of 80 TO 7G. kegs'fy
Law, to prevent election frauds. We Inchne 10 INC
opinion that similar law in Virginia is lai more IN
potiant than an interference with roh'fes'aeh' W.
tiers. 1t is an " abuse" more couup'ihs IN us '""
racter, and vastly more nconvenlent and pefaicio"'
IN It's consequences
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

u When the Richmond Enquirer, in 1896, re-
lerled to the nomination of Rufus King as Presi.
dent, and Gen. Daye OF n. C.. rs Vice President BY
the Federasts of this State in 1872 we then show
ed that it was because they too patriotic to re
spond TO the nomination of Dewitt Clinton, "by The
tederalists the Boston stamp" who, unlike The
L eaer"'ists IN Nngin'a, were not only opposed to
The Declaration Of War, but likewise threw obstacles
IN the way Of lis successful prosecution DEWITT
Clinton was the candidate of the Blue LieM Fedc
rallsts-the same who aierwal met in the famous
Hartford Convention, aud Mr.. Van Buren, was De
witt Chnton's supporter Let the Valley Star
put this and that together and make the most oft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

c. The Democrats of Harper's Ferry, taking
time by the iorelock, celebrated The Lcco Foco
" rictory'' in this State They had gone 100 lar IN
their arrangement, to abandon the iiuc before they
discovered their mistake
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

1.-The Editor of The Enquirer is abou, to address
The people on the suhje of NJ resident voting INC
viii only vote once next year." think II VIII nave
more effect thau all hls eloqueioe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

O. Mr.. Van Buren,. it is SAID, is expected 10 a'-
tend Political Convention of Van Buren young
men W New York on the 25lh oil jay. Ifes'
dent begging for his own re election How arc '"'
mighty fallen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

The Baltimore American states that official in
formation has been received thai the Rev Dr. Dom
OF Philadelphia has declined the office Of Bishop of
Maryland, 10 which he elected by The rrcenf
ConEenlon OF The Protestant Episcopal Church Of
that Diocese.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

The Charleston Courier says -" The view of our
harbor, Yesterday, was indeed deght(ul-Sx SLIPS,
loaded mith valuable c3fgoes, the produce of
State weic lowed 10 by SIX steam boats all at the
same time clear proof that Charleston, ia her
progress, will be the great city OF the South"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

Mrs. Frncnnac Peters died recently in Pcka-
way county, Ohio, in the eghGelh year Of her age,
leaving two bundled aid thirty -four children. grand
children. aud great grand children of whom one
hundred and cishiy nine are now living in that
State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

MEXICO AND TEXAS.-In the New Orleans
Bulletin of the Sd ipsi. find the following extract
Of a lctier from Col. Bee the Texan Minister 10
Mexico, winch looks more favorable TO the result Il
his mission
" have been passing several days very pleasantly
board the La Glotie, beaplfu 80 gun ship.
manded by NJ lie CouIe Lame. landed to-day
General Victoria expected an answer from MexI-
90 by Express, aud have been disappointed lie
is d sfed Ia allow me To remain IN Vera Cruz, until
They consult upon the Pioprieiy OF receiving me.
The ,ety 1et Of my having been permitted to land,
and Of beng uraled coufeously by Gen. Victoria,
Governor oil Vera Cruz, is highly favorable TO Tex
Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
ROGET NJ. STERN

Mr.. Van Buren'> organ, the Globe, points us to,
the election by the Conn, cicul Legislature Of Roger
NJ. sherman. one ii The 1ast surviving members of
the Hartford Convention, 10 he Judge Of the Supe-
rol Cont, as the fleet Of a union between HE Con-
seivayes and Wliias Of that State. The Globe for
gets that the Van Buren, party in the Senate Of that
State had disposition tn elect Tins same Roger M.
sherman, of llMtfoid Cunyeuiicn memory. TO the
United States Senate. Winch would have been the
worst. to have put him in political Office. in the
one IN which he has usi been elected, aud his emf
nent talents aud abilities as Il urist will enable hin,
to discharge It's duties 10 the satisfaction of the free
men Of Connecticut!
Charl cHesriHe Jf6cgsonur.
The Richmond Enquirer transferred 10 its CO.
lums the article from the Globe, denonncing Mr..
Shernan--and yet, only a few days before, when
there some probability of tile election of Mr..
Sherman 10 the |. 5. Senate. through the n<ru-
mentality of the Van Buren, party, the Enquirer
with air Of triumph had asked, how long one
who beans the name Of Sherman. be connected with
the fedctas's Aye, how long Why. sir, jus,
as long he sa Mig : Let him declare for Van
Bnren,-and the Leopard loses his spots--,hc
Elhopilu's skin is White as The mountain SHOWS,
Though he change no prnciple--no opinion-no
sentmrnt-yei lei him lift alolt The Van Buren, ban
ner, and lie stands forth redeemed from the STAINS of
iederasm-he becomes Il democrat dyed in the
wool." And yet bearded men cheated By this
name, which has long since lost lis original sgnlhca-
ton, and is the appellaon Of men whose princi
pies are more monarchit al in ihcr character than
ever those OF Alexander Hamilton or the elder
Adams
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

The Court Of Inquiry IN relation 10 Com Elliot,
which had been SUING Tor some lime a, the Navy
Yard. Philadelphia, adjourned on Friday at the IN
stance of Cum T.. unui the 27Ili instant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

IfNCnFRs PUsIsnED.-A Coon ExAMPLE.-In
lazoo. (Mlss.l some time ago, a Nh. Harris for
some teal supposed offence, was severely lynehed
by II. W. Dunn. {. W. Balm. and others. lie
prosecuted those rs individuals for the outrage. aud
lie ease WIS rrrd the late session Of the Cironil
Cont If ! 3zpo county. The Jury rendered yer
dirt Tor The plaintiff ol s20,0 900
Let tire Mississippi Courts follow up this e1ai,-
pie, and lley viii soon put down that insane and
fierce spirit OF mobocraey which has so long been
holding It's Wild aud bloody orgies IN helr State
LouiSritie Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

o. The Lexington Valley Star refuses to
respond TO the Petersburg Cunsteaiion's nomina
ton of Mr.. Mcdowell as Governor. 1t insists upon
it that lie must be Senator The Star will find Hat
the Managers al Richmond have already arranged
tie " plot and that Mr. Mcdowell will not be Sc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

June Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09
VIM VANN'S
BAZAAR-LIKE ESTABLISHMENT
No. 29l GRAND STREET,
Contains one Of the Beat stocks Of DRY GOODS
7 T is A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. tha, in tins city a.

TT Is A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that In tins city AZ
or rom month to month and even 70 rs.r s"ds
acertan disorder which they feel be destructive both
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted by the var
boasng people, whose papers, they know
not how to act whom con6de scarcely possible
imagine the amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
the people here alluded to; myself Of its full
extent until the publication Of Private Trostsea little
volume designed for those who wish for private well
has given most abundant opportunity Of witnessing
these facts Many for instance have assured with the Bit
terest feelings Of regret that they had been led take from
10 to Is bottles Of Drops Others boxes Of pills.
others agas have fallen into the hands Of advertising people,
(some Of the most Boosting Of the kindly who afterwards
peared have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties
and changes which these complaints and undergo. II
must therefore, be ringy apparent every thinking per-
son. that nothing of greater than to ascertain
beforehand something the skill and of the phvs
TO be consulted these peculiar diseases; and il is
account deem proper here to give the following statement
of myself
Beside the rank hold of graduate of the University Edn
bursh and member Of the College Of Surgeons London &c
&c. well being the author Of volume expressly these
subjects (e result Of nearly thirty years experienced
also teshoa from the Of the profession
Sir Ashley Cooper London TO the physicians
OF America, b Mott of New York, and Dr. Pysick, Of
Philadelphia, and which permitted to show any
allow me- with peculiar satisfaction state that devote
portion OF expressly these and ma, be con-
suited in private study at residence 30
Those who afflicted with any defect complicated CON-
plant of the gsneatve however long standing will OBJ
tsn possible relief while those who apply the early
stages Of The disorder will b. agreesby surprised the
date and convenient mode Of pursued
Females who wish to state their by post in
kind Of doubt fear will with
ioate attention On this would greater stress
there various affections incident TO the sexual
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
y innocent and TO which all subject II truly awful
thing, when such fall into the hands VI snsku
principled men
For those who wish obliged to travel little chest
with lock and key fitted up containing every thing
for the having the little eaed tied in the lid ID IL
sent TO amy distanceprce STA This al volume also
folds the nature Of certain facts which often deeply
esting TO married people who have children.
With regard 10 structure gleet depending structure
generally the consequence badly
be we'll known that all The medicine in the world alone
will never cure A. Those however who residents OF this
city remain abo1 week under my care may Obtain
perfect SAFE and easy Letters to be addressed
sl3u DIR. RALPH. Senr. IS Courtlandt st. N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

MEDICAL ChRD.-DR CARPENTER, No. 4 Peci
Vl Slip New York deems proper occasionally to reRias
he public that he continues TO sdnster TO The Afflicted At hi
Did established Dispesssry
To rspber Of the citizens Of this netrosoh. he need
herads TO hi victory disease,
scaied aud destructive forms deem maternal
very specific cnumerstsg the Of the mas
!es to which mankind and womankiaa subject.
To strangers he beg leave most respectfully To remark hat
confines himself 10 office practice. aud devotes himself per
sonsy the welfare Of his patients. keeps assistants
hop boys and has separate Offices for IN. privacy Of patients
Ss0 coinrin contact.
Dt enirr ~sd add that he u regularly educated 70 the
prosan 81 medicine aud surgery and received his diploma
year 1919 OF the New York Sta- Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much am,nted Jshn
Rodgers W. d. President and that he has sr long
devoted hnsef TO the treatment and Of all delicate
md private diseases
" nearly thirty years assidaous and srduou. application
he duties Of the medical profession, and constant familiarity
with stage AID variety Of particular Glass Of diseases
udcd ~ collegiate and regular msios education sntitle the
practitioner preference the tyro the prof.
on Doctor Carpenter deems conen, and proper 70 direct
he attention Of discerning public the inference Of the
sarsou sad M tnvsstic stioH % his claims.
CO. Charges reasonable, and efctuai in all
guaranteed. sepaAe and private ocss-ratents
IN contact
Be particular Hunbs Peck slip. Pearl street
sl-y DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

q 1nAA WILL BE FORFEITED, Al ID. Poeti's Eradi.
~ xOOO Gator fails TO q &c ain del
scsse disease in less than % hours For sale Wholesale aud
retail, by appointment by A b. ID. SANDS - aud 100 Full
tos street. aud The following Drug sores: OF Csnbe'
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60 Broadway &c and $50 Bower corner and Bed
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Price 81. jyls-3m