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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
Education.

sIsHE subscriber Las prnrIred the service oi
i the Rev. ". YORK, in his school. To-
Gated i've miles east Of illllsbnrongh. in . pri.
waite. healthy sectior Of country.
The following branches will be- taught: Spell.
ling. Reading. Whiting. Arithmetic. English
Grammar. Geography. and Boaa Keeping.
Bosrd and Tul.ion will not exceed il,iIiy sir
dollars per session 4 i've months. Sshaal wili
commence on the 18Th instant; Students can
enter al any time during the session
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
January 10. Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

TINE STILL MOVES on.

TINE STILL MOVES ON.
Tsss. sslI mssss o. 9Th nsisslsss pace.
Aaa -. are ioisssss By he say
Few 90. sEi many lose tie race.
For whieh they s,rusg's. day ey day:
AL srsn whsn the zeal 10 gaiasds
Hos ssldsm woFEa The Toll Il seems
Has lightly Eaia.a. whsn e6saiasd.
Ths pri1. thai iiatseEiag hope sssssmss
Submissive 70 tie winds Of ehaHre.
We toss On liis's saeOassaas seas
Tais sallow nay our barb advance.
AL that may leave - On the Ice:
Tais eoasI. which raises fair 10 s'sw.
Mar lhiek be set wah rocky mail;
Ana that. which beetles Ger the else.
De safest for the saaust'd sail.
Tie elssd that. Ike little hand.
sio~ fingers shea the mssasag shiasa
Erpaads lie volume s'sr the land.
Dafk ss |. forest sea Of pines;
While that Which casts ssPosy setesa,
Before the azure realm Of day,
Rolls spssTd from the leSlsad scene.
Add from The mesnisia tips away.
Oh, Tsad asesis. to think the fight
or time will lead 10 pleasures strange.
Ani ever brias some new dsl'shs
To minds that strive and seh for change.
wiIhia ourselves the secret lies.
Le, reasons vary ss they viii;
Oar heart, would marmar. though our skiss
Were bright as ihose Of Eden still.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
Job Printing,
NEATLY n ExPEUrIoUSLy Ixgcu- Ed
GT AT THIS OFFICE. -m
Five Cents Reward.

1AS away from the sub.cribcr, IN the 18Th
instant. a bound boy by the name IL 80
RAM PARKS. lie 10 abnat nineteen yrars
old, moderately well grown. spare bui !, aud
pale conference. TIE above reward will n.
g'Sen for his apprehension aud delivery To me;
but no thanks viii be rendered, mar rHpcnses
pad. All pcrsnns are hereby futew srurd h.r.
l'"riny ~ employing him. as the law will Le
enforced TO lie fullest extent on such ar NAV
W. pRANNUCK.
Jasua'y -. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
HILLSB0R0TGH
Female Academy.

SfsIIE undcrslgned Trustees II The liIllsbe-
- Eaugh frmaie Academy, have The plea
sure 10 aanonnee 10 Parents and Guardians,
that Ihe exercises of this institution Cpmmens-
ed on the Gath January, Tor the present ses-
sion, under the charge Of ils efficient and &c
r.,mplisAed principal. Miss a:ana L. Spear.
The services of this lady fsr several yrars past.
have been sueh ss 60 meet Ihe hIghsst sIprr.
tations of the Trustees. and 10 deserve for this
Academy - great portion of pubic patron
age as has been extended 10 any similar insli.
tuition IN the state.
Miss Spear has associated with herself in the
task Of Instruction., her sister. Mis-. Elizabeth
Smith. whase talents aud skull IN the depart
mrnts of Music. Drswing and Painting have
been fully tested and are IL the highest order.
A gentleman Who is native VI France and
every Nay qualifird, will give lessons in the
French Language TO such IS may desire u.
The Trustees can With confidcnee recon.
mead this Seminary 10 all wh0 wish then
daughters and wards 10 become scholars. and
TO have their morals ahxIousls guarded and
their manners properly formed; the personal
&C, OmplIshments and moral ealture al the stu.
denls being no lees objects Of attention on the
part af the Teachers. thsn their improvement
IN Literature.
The studies Of each class are az follows, Viz:
SP-liIne. Reading. Wiring. ARITHMETIC, Gram
mar. Grogrsphy, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Mythol"Ry, Botany, Rhetoric. AZ.
irnnomy. DIrlatinn andcumpasiilon. constitute
the studies Of the first and sceond elasses; the
came branches nf learning. with The exceptions
Of the five last named. t.Tm the studies Of tie
ihiTd class aud the fnurth class. which 10 the
lowea in the school. study Spelling. Reading.
Writing. and the Tables in Arithmetic, 40 the
nro0yss. ~ the .rhaInr saw.,Gnx
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
WANTED,

A FIRST rate Jsnraeyman csbines Maker.
N 10 whom eonstans employment and good
wages wIll be given.
RApply 10 the subscriber. isiag sin miles moth
nf M'CslsIin, TE0liager 4 Cos Cotton Fac.
tory.
WILEY MURRAY.
Fehrw.yw On So
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Notice.

Il IL persons indebted io the late firm al
LaIINER X hEB,NE. or 20 JAMES
ME8ASE, ia. are requested L" call on The
subscriber aud make immediate settlement;
otherwise their accounts will he put into The
hands Of an officer fnr collection. Longer IN
dulgenes cannot be gwen.
JAMES MEBANE. in.
January %. Sd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
Mantua Making.

sfaiiE subscriber having located LrrselGls'
iilllshoiougi', respectfully informs the Isi
dies Of this place and It's virtually. that she
prepared 10 execute any Kind Of work in he
line in the lat 81 and most fashionable style.
Her residence u al the un1nn tioiel
ANN JOHNSON.
February 6. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

TssEGs respectfully tn i"farm br- friends and
Merchants generally, IN Virginia and NorIh
Carolina. that he 10 now receiving an entirely
new Stock Of Goods in the above line express
y adapted 10 the Southern trade. Ev.Iy lie
srtiption Of Rwh CHINA in sets. ard CUT
GLASS, together With . complete assortment
ofCommon and QUEENSN ARE and STONE
WARE. constantly On hand. ana will be ofTrred
on as good terms ss they can be procured ia
The United Staies.
Liberal credit will be given when required.
Goods all he carefully packed BY rxperiencr,i
hands. Orders by letter, promptly attended
TO, and faithfully executed. The patronage 81
hIs old friends, snd the Mercantile Con,InunI
~ generally, in Virginia and North Carolina,
10 r. qu' sIed.
New York. January g. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
Trust Sale.

Dr yirtse of . deed 81 trust. sEeesied b
I'D Milan {. AndeEson. 4 shall oder fer asis
Philis, A NE6RO WOMAN. e The store 81
Samuel y. Tate. On tEe 18Th lasiant-
JAMES WEBB. Tnuffs.
March Q. ss-a1
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Boarding House.
Wheat and FIOur

IshE Subscriber continues To lssp .a "a
! Lll supply of Family Flour. \, N, ~ an
FeloT load. TIE Aighes, price e,ven lor Nh,
81 his % III. "ses''
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
January ~. =,
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N office.

S;siaSE indebted 60 the estate ci u ll.LIAAi
STRAiHORN. decreased. sFs request. d
to come forward aad make imm-dialr settle.
men;. a. no longer IndUigenee need be eI
Pected.
WA. DUSKIN. Err.
February Sc Swp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

"Honr yOn Lirk Meg" Boo-oo
l-oo-oo-faiher. don't lick me. will
you!" said little prchin one day, Who
had been guilty Of some mi.demeaaor.
What's the matter with you. sir!"
20. don't lick me fsiherr'
Come along here, what have you
been doins!"
81 broke that old broken saucer"
"Gome here TO me-"
"l'm 'frsid you'll lick me-" said the
boy. trembling and shaking.
"Come here, | tell YOU"
won'I you lick met"
mo"
"wiIl you swear you ~on'l"
Yes"
Then ] Won't come, father; for par.
son Allssods says, he tina. will swear
will he. SAT. Courier.
Hslierisms-"l don't stand in need
Of your services" as shs niggsr said 10
the curling iongs.
You are always welcome 10 my IA.
be-" ss the farmer said 10 The turkey.
ven he cut of his head.
Rents are enormous" az The loafer
said ven he looked al his breeches.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
Sale of Negroes.

'lNHE subscriber having been duly auslsed
u as the Administration de tonis men With the
gill annexed. Of John Fam, decreased. will. IL
pursuance Of the provisions Of ..id viii. "srr
'or sale, si public auction, a. Chapel Hill. 90
faafsday the 2sth day NJ this present month
Thirty-One Valuable Ne
gr0es,
Men. Women. snd Children. The sale will bs
coastaaed u"iii all are sold. The terms are,
~ months credit, purchasers giving bond sad
good secur',y,
N. J. kING...7dm'r. &c.
March Z. ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

sfiis Jus, received. 10 addition 10 her s,n.,
as-s.Ttment af
C0NFECTI0NARIES,
fresh supply Of the following s,,islss. "
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ANDES,
kaisins. cnrrsnis.
Oranges. Almonds,
l.emnns. wslnuIs.
Apples. Brazil Nuts,
Figs. filbeus,
Pfunes. Cheese.
and sanesy Of SEGARS.
TIE fEult and Nuts are e the nsw er.p.
and "f sxcsiIsRt quality.
DsecmbeT 6. a.
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sfiis Jus, received. IN addition 10 her firm
as-sftment af
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

as la fed by our own, and no part OF which was
dreamed Of when, in 1881, the New River Road was
such a fayorie scheme with the citizens Of Lynch
burg ~
Again From Decatur, in Georgia, line is pro
i.cted aud is now in progress, passing by West
Point, Fort Mitchell and Montgomery, TO Pensaeola;
a,1 another nom Columbus. Geo. 10 West Point !;
and still another, from Columbus. by the way Of Tai
bottom and Macon 10 Savannah. 200 miles ~ length,
Nknowu as the Central Rail Road, which uniies with
,he Montgomery & West Point Rail Road at the lat
ia, nl,ce and by which latter road the Western and
Atlantic Rail Road is tapped at Decatur we O.
nit in this Article, all ausion to the Charleston aha
Cincinnati scheme, which, II II ever be oomP'cted'
land its projectors that they they have no
,dea of iuquishing t) will conduct us, by rev
route to the Ohio river, and 10 all The extensive re-
Gin, ofcoupuv between knoxville and Cincinnati
Whom We look al these connections and DEEPEN
denotes il is impossible to doubt thai as great
lhoroush-iare ofsayel alone, the Lynohburg and
Tennessee Rail Road must instantly, upon lis COM
plelion become of revenue TO lis builders,
beyond even the most sanguine anlicipalious OF lis
most enthusiastic advocates.
. That il ought, therefore, TO be undertaken and
prosecuted admits with us not the shad-
'ow Of doubt. IL we had been sufficiently alive 10
our own interests, indeed, ii would long since have
been completed by the Commonwealth, as the work
of first importance TO Virginia. Butt is late
now 10 redeem past errors and We hope that
Lynclburg will have the honor Of setting the ball
IN motion, which will not only ,evolulionize the
whole couise of travel but which will awaken into
lie and activity that long neglected portion of Vrg-
mia, upon which the ierlllizng shower falls in vain,
and in whose bosom lie unIahomed mines of wealth,
adding nothing to the resources and power Of the
Con monw eaih, TO the comfort Other czens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

NEW SCHOOL BOOk.-Dr. Smiley, u
Philadelphia, for many years teacher OF youth ans
therefore qualified by experience for such task
has compiled and published a Compend IF Uairersa
Geography, with an A as for the use ofschoos. The
Editor of the National lntegencer pronounces il
superior to any work Of the kind heretofore publish
ed. They say
The Gcograpy is on the plan of Munays large
Edinburg Encyclopedia oil Geography, is embelslI-
ed with well-executed engravings, illustrative of The
natural history, productions, &c Of the different
countries of the world, views Of their CHIEF cities &c.
and is comprised in well printed volume Of 26l
pages. The excellent arrangement cearness and
conciseness of The work. commend il to general
adoption. The Atlas is peculiarly valuable for pre-
senug only. and therefore distinctly, those natural
features. and the cities, towns, &c. Of each county,
which 1t Is proper or necessary to impress on the
pupils memory, dlscarding The mass OF insignificant
riyuets brooks, villages, and hamlets, which crowd
all other schuol maps have only TO CON
fuse, distract, and oyertask the mind of the useful
student This is great improvement, and Is highly
creditabe the good aud discrimination OF the
Compiler
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

Ncsas josept Prat and Fdaag has rife, Ed,cata
Boas amt E6;dbeh his nlte, James Boas and
Sarah his rife, Edeafd Eoeker. Martha BooIer,
Richard 8ooker, John CaitaIcdY and Parhda.
Bookrt
'I'AkE notice, that on the ilh day OF October.
l. 1892 NJ The house ni Francis w Scott IN the
county Of Halifax, shall proceed loiakc the dcpo-
sions of Susannah Ptiee and others and on the
9Th day OF the same montla the house ei John Scott
IN the same county, the deposlions Of Absplom
Rosiick and others 10 b. read ms evidence in u suit
depending in the Circuit Superior Conr, OF Law and
Chancery Tor the county oi llalhM. IN which We
and Others complanaus, aud YOU aud others arc
Northumberland should The said dispositions not be
completed on the 9TH M the house ol John Scott,
they vii, be eoIninued from time TO time at the
same place Ill they are completed.
JOHN SCOTT,
SARAH SCOTT,
NANCY SCOTT.
August \ wjw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08
To .IxsfSers s. .1Yiig OsCney-s.

ntllE undersigned would respectfully inform
1 those WIN are interested in tho manufacture
nj Hour. that he is now in I.ynchburg and WIN remain
N THIS ,,e,niy lew weeks Tor the purpose oil ycnd
ing Fuspatriehs Pateni Smut MIL or Rubber for
cleaning wheat ot cheat smut, dnt aud other i'm.
purties; and wherever 1t has been tried, lis supe-
tofity all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted and wherever introduced
II has met with such universal favor as tn supcrsejo
all other machines IN use At the time. II is extern
sively used IN the most celebrated mills IN the States
of New York, Delaware Mary land and several ct H.
efs, &svefa have lately been put into millsin tngi-
ma. There Is one nov IN lIaxafs mill IN Rich
nond, whe,e mllefs visiting tia place can have an
opportunity OF seeing operate aud there il one also
IN Henry >. Langhorne 4 Co.'S mill ~ This place.
to which would Invite the attention OF mill owne IS
IN this Yieinuy.-So OF the most prominent quail.
lies Of this are, LIST. thai II requires but very lie
power 10 pfope It ; and, that II cleans the whea,
exceedingly well and with great rapdity and 3dy,
that II is supple IN lis construction and very dura
BILE M1lcis wishing IL obtain any information ne IN
tive 10 tbs Machine will please address the subse,i
Der at this place.
n. Il. An orders aud coa,municai atoms shall b,
promptly attended 10. aud assistance rendered 10 g
,eclng Machine sold.
h. u, MACOMBER. AgL
tor l. d. Chii2s, Baltimore
Lynehburg, Aug . IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08
COMM

1t is proposed by several Planters in Bedford
County thata Club be formed, (three Of them hav-
ing already united for that purpose,l not TO exceed
eight in number for the purpose Of exhibiting the
finest hoeshea1 OF their respective Tobacco Crops
III Lynclburg, at such time as they may hereafter
agree upon 1.-The hogsheads so selected for examlna-
ton, be awarded TO the grower OF the finest Of the
eight, TO be adjndged by committee to be selected
by the members of HE club for that purpose. The
design OF forming THIS Club is stimulate the plan
tiers to improve he quality of their Tobacco crops.
"A paper will be left with Mr.. William Terry at
Liberty, for the signatures of such persons may be
disposed to- unite in this object, within the limit pro-
posed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

Cor. Seuard.-'This gentleman declined an invi-
laton, sent to him by the Common Council of New
York. The occasion Of the Presidents lae visit to
that city, to unite in the reception OF that funcona-
ry. Gov. Seward says, very pernently
"Should The Chief Magistrate of the Union favor
the place of my residence with visit. or should my
duty call me into his vicinity. should with cheerful
ness and pleasure pay him all the respect called for
by his public station or properly due from mine
Nor do int nd to say or imply that The demonstra-
tons Of respect proposed by the Common Council
are not justly due him both in his public and per
sonal character. ! cannot consider the question of
the acceptance of the invitation rendered to me- with
out reference TO the public station | have the honor
to hold nor can | have misunderstood my fellow
citizens much, not 10 know that whatever
other circumstances may have moved their favor
towards me, every public demonstration of their con-
fdence have had the hohor TO receive during my
life. has proceeded in some measure upon the
ground OF my avowed dlsapprobation of his polili-
cal character and his public policy. By no means
intending TO express doubt as TO the sincerity of
bis motives, and erts tanning, is most just, entire
confidence IN the purity and disinierestedness of
the large body Of my fellow citizens who admire his
character and approve his measures, Cannot for
get, in Difference to his elevated station that with
desire no less sincere than his to advance the best
interests of his county, have regarded his policy
and measures as Injurious to the prosperity and wei
fare OF his native sIate and that that has honor
ed me for firmly and frankly maintaining these opin
ions. Nor can forget that in carrying out the pol
icy which has crowned, with nperishable honor,
the name of one who was his and my most illustr-
Gus predecessor in the station assigned, me,-a
policy which is destined to extend the fame enhance
the wealth. exaIt the condition, and UNNECESSARILY in
crease the happiness of The people Of this state, the
state administration at every step unters an I'M
compromising hostility lloln that powerful admins
raton Of which the President olihe United States is
the chief While on the one hand the dictates OF NY
judgment, and the conscientious desire discharge
faithfully my official obligations, enforce my adler
ence to that policy, and while the other there exists
no ground anticipate an abatement Of that hostility
il is manifest that my relations to the President can
undergo no change. II would at any time and I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08
Grand Scheme /:

besidts nihhy OF WI, NcU, : ., &c. DC.
Whole Tickets Sl0-ilalyes 50 Quarters So so.
For sale IN great variety OF choice nnn,brrs N
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
a." Orders from the country Ion Tickets dfsun bv
h. s. Gregory * Co IN all prginid Schemes, tac-
compancdby cash OF Prize Tickets) pron pity aud
COZ Gdcnlally attended TO- when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER.
Lyncbhnre, Va
o. My customers may always depend see,
ing the numbers of every Loliriy in which
sell Tickets, published IN tbs rapcr, Il lie Vng
nian,) the Official list 81 tie Drawing ~
received. II. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

az Does not the alley Star" kno,o that We
never dill ii any Tine, claim that maiory of kigs
were eee'ed 10 The Virginia Legislature Last Spring
Does II not kaoe that our claim OF victory
was as II still is based upon the presumption that
the members elected rs Conservatives viii NOT ACT
with the Loco Foeo party IN the election OF Sepa.
tor !! Ii II does know these facts, land IT would be
lnput'ng to 1t TOO much ignorance 10 suppose II
docs not,) how can II excuse ITS comments upon a
sentence hon our paper Of July 99h. which. torn
from its context, is itself made express meaning
which the Star likewise kaolcs We had no intention
of conveying The Star may be assured there is
just as lrlle vii rs fairness IN such couIse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

times also OF moral character. Ucv SeNMd IS sci
comparatively young man, but he has already A.
ehIesed an envable reputation. as a sacaeious and
wise statesman. Senator Davis has long been a
prominent member of Cougtess. Lul has never filled
that space in the public eye which his varied attain
incnts, his balanced judgment, his profound Wis
dom and his nfexibc integrity entitle him TO oeeuny
tie is too modest, by In, FOR the times :; and has
mol had The good fortune to be followed by score
or two OF trumpeiers, 10 magnify his Intellectual
power and to concentrate public attention uron his
person. We recoliect 10 have heard the lae Jadpe
Bouldln, when the representative in Congress from
The Charlotte district, speak of John Davis of Mas
sachnses, III the most exalted terms Of eulocy no,
only as man oibrant talenis,--ie ranked hun as
inferior 10 no member Of the Massachusetts delega-
on eonlessedy the ablest, in the aggregate at that
time, in the National Legisiature-bat as A gentle.
man OF unsurpassed worth reminding him, in his
straightforward manly and open course of the can
dor and rankness ol tie Virginia character judge
Il. messed with Mr.. Davis, and knew him well, both
rs a legislator and man. 1t was our good fortune
TO hear Mr. Davis, winter before last, in a speech.
evidently impromplu, the Pre-. Emption Bill,
then before The Senate on which lie differed in opin
ion with his colleague, Nj Webster and il is i'm
possible that an argument could have been lu-
cid or powerful than Mr.. DIS, on that occasion.
We were not aware when he arose that ii was Mr.
Davis but we were very anxious to ascertain his
name-caprvated aswe were, at once. by the smpli-
city ol his manner and the weight of his matter
There few men upon whom should more
cheeriully beslow suffrage than upon john Davis
of Massac husetts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

lIRINA-At ,uleh holden in the clcik'a Office OF The CIR
eu, superior Court al Law aud thnnccy, uf the
l,nchbnlg on The oh day Of August, 1899:
james Gatlnnd, Plaintiff,
against
james NJ Brown, administrator dc hnus with the vii
ANNEXED nj d. lhmes NJ. Brown, deceased Adam Clement,
Samuel 6atlund aud Maurice H. Garland, Defendants.
The Defendant Jumes NJ Brown, administrator lie bons
non with the will nnneNed of D Jauea NJ brown deceased
not hntne entered his appearance aud gwen security,
ding To the act on 'senly mud the rs of this court nnd
Appearing hy satisfaction, evidence, TINT he nhai
ttnt ot This country liz ordered ilai The said Defendant do
appear here the fsl day neNt term and answer .
bill o the flnntih ard that ri tha order be- forth
WIN inserted M sote mwspnprr printed IN thu town Of
INnchhufg Tor iNo months successfully, and posted the
ifont door at the court house. IN tho sand oan.
Cop,-Tesir,
CREED T.. WILLS, u. e.
AufnstB u9m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

iHE VICE PRESIDENCY.-Two new names
nave recently been mentioned, in connecrion with
'''ls Office, by their respective friends. as the most
suitable nominee of the Wing party-Gov Seward
oIh' ana Senator Davis Of Massachusetts
VI 'heh would reflec, lustre upon station
-, VI la'e years, notwithstanding its elevated
'"''ef' has absolutely fallen into contempt, by its
'ssoc'a'on with men destitute Of talents. and some.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

O. = The Washington Metropolis" the Globe S
tender, says" There can he no doubt but that our
cause is daily gaining ground the old Federal
States 1t would be strange il il SO, when
the Administration is acting upon the old Federal
maxims; only, as the man said, when he compared
the mule with the jack ass. "alitllc more So" The
Federasts Welt FOR strong Executive it is true
but they did not, like the patent Democrats ofthc PIE
sent day, seek 10 annhate the powcfs Of the Legs
iative and Judicial departments. Some OF the old
federaists oppose the present Administration, be
cause It's measures are far loo Gsleyai FOR them.