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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
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ID uRSuANr To n decree oi thc County Couu
OF Campbell, pronounced in the Chancery suit
OF Smart aud others, Plaintiffs. against Farss and
others, Deieudanis, tho ndersened Commissioner
therein named and appointed, will an tho 18th day
OF July, 1872, on tho premises, expose 10 sale, by
way otrublio auction, Tor eaah, the following Lands
situated IN the Comfy ri Campbell, nov occupied
by William Canada, In wit II acres. subject to
the dover interest oil May rriee, late Mary Fariss,
widow OF benjamin fanss, deceased. Also 2Gs
acres being the balance ot the real estate belonging
to the Of the SAID benjamin fatiss deceased.
Acting ms Coinmis soner, tho undersigned will only
convey tho purchaser purchasers such title as
ia vested in bun by sald decree.
JOHN FARlSS, Com.
June 6 tl3 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, the 2lst ult Mrs MANY
w AtphS, wife OF Capt Richard Il. Walden OF
ihisyi'ann County. IN the a5th year Of her age
Possessing IN high degree all ia. ond.arinp DUAL
TIES OF "'ie mother SISTER and friend her loss IL truly
an affecting bereavement--A mc,uber Of tho Baptist
persuasion hor ho was strictly regulated by 1.
n'm and unshaken faith in tho religion Of tho Sa-
,'""'' 'na devoted to the practice Of its pure and
holy pfeeepts. Although tho prey OF painful and
wasting disease Tor more than fifteen years, vet
$40 ooie II WIN the most patient rcslg nation aud
nnhendng iortitudc; aud when the stern messenger
demanded her spirit, she yielded without mu,nur
III Tue consciousness that his victory was her c,er.
nal triumph
~ The Richmond Wing will please copy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

o. The FOREIGN NEWS is Of considerable
importance In England, tho Wig Ministry. after
having resigned, bad been rensiaied the Queen Ia.
wing refused, II is said, TO yield 10 the demand ol
Wellington and Peel, 10 whom she had entrusted The
duty OF torminG Cabinei, in relation to lie,
palace regulations, The ChafLis,s-as the Reyoln
onists OF England are called-ate also ranllv ,coni
rlng strength and importance. so much So Indeed
that the Queen bad issued Proclamation d,noun.
c. . Their sedtious meetings under the heaviest
penalties, But the Proclamation seems only tn
have aIdcG fucl to the fire 1t is ITSELF in turn de
nouuced by the lartStS, a violation Of the British
constitutions for which The Ministers who advised il
should be npeachcd as /. 'itors TO the crown and
country. Our limits, however, compel us TO defer
iull details Of their neutrality-suspicious. ie OF such
achaactcr as to inspire apprehensons oil D2ous pop
ular CONNEXIONS in that king dom.-In France thcJe
nave been sansulnary symptoms Of another Reyolu-
ton; which, however, seem 10 have been aaycd But
1t may be ony smothered volcano; though We have
great confidence in the skill and firmness as well as
IN the good fortune Of the Citizen King
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

fAkADOXES.-Mr. Van I,u,enw,s,,
aon'h on the Missouri question, which ms
s'faea as the ineipient stage Of the Abo,;,;o, e.
ana lie is called Northern man w,,h So,.
'nes aud principles '''''
MT 'an bnten is treated with crea, Co,bs,r,,,.
" Tie Abolition ptess, aud but ,bs o,h.. a..
'"is"neiy eomplimented by DR.. Cbannin, ~. ,;S
s'' VI A"o'''on'sm, ina public address and xe,
We are told that he is tho head Of IN. NJ; 49,.
party oithe North. ''''''''"
MI e'ay and Gen. Harrison, who w,,s h,,,,-.
congress during the agitation of tn, M;s..:
""'s'sy' stood by the South with manly ,....;I;,.
al" p"''ooc trnness and ,etwc ar. now ,o,L ,,,,,
'e"'" 'a'h"t trust these gentlemen.
MI LA. is universally hat.dbv the Norhc,r 4,
o''''on's's-'s ,radueed by their ors,ors Js,or,.A
oy "en presses, and oaricatured in ,bei, min,
s"o1s as stakeholder and the cba,pi,, oc H..
,,'aefs aud ye, be is hold up to the peop,e or,b,
south as tho arorite candidate Of that ,r,,,o,or.c
ton Tor the next Presidency
NO argument can. il seems TO us. pro,.o, ,he..
'aets before the public mind in mo,e i,,ros;,,
isht than their naked statement The candid and
''e'hsen' VIII at once appreciate their force. and
10 Ju''ce to all parties The p,cjudeed and tho
ignorant will not believe, though one ,,se fran, H..
dead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

~ The New York correspondent, Of ,he Nation
al lntell,genecr observes. "A letter by Alexander,
TAUNTON oil tins city. son oil the great mnn of that
nan'e' has been published, and ~ attracting much
'"enhon. After setting firth the iabyrinth into
"o'eh our money affairs at present are. he proposes
Tue eieaiion Ola State Bank of issues Tor each State
ana tue restriction Of private Banks to circulation,
discount aud drposite d"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

rhoN'DA'-fhe Tallahassee Star Of the eeJ
wv says 'he re election of Col. Charles DOWNING
Oo"steSs is beyond doubt and. it adds. If the
''e VI INC last be large. the Constitution recent,
.! 'ne Territorial Convention. p,epara,or,
' "Ft"'aNon of Florida for admission into the
Us new star IN our Federal constellation will
'e '''''fed' THIS. by the ~sy.will be mos, pro.
p"'ous event Tor Mr.. Van Buren, and his Northern
'''snds' who might be placed in an embarrassing no.
'''0" oy The revival before tho next Presidential C.
'ecuon, of the Missouri controversy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

~ The Globe denies specially each one OF the
assertions made by Mr.. Tench Rnggold, touching
the accounts Of Mr.. Gouverneur, and the scene in
relation thereto described by Mr. e. as hagleg taken
Mace al the Presidents house, in which the GATOR
of the Government organ figured so coosplSaous'y
Upon this conflicting testimony (rsmarhs the Ma
,unal Gazette) each one must form his own opinion
bu, between the simple assertion OF Nh BLAIR and
tho sworn statement Of Mr.. Ring.old, 1t is reasona'
blc IN saw tina, the latter is entitled TO credit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
o., Two old Dwelling a.,
E,, HDESES, A..

Each with two stone Chmney., two large Bans. 70
or 50 feet long Zach, with excellent Treadng
Floors and reoh shielded all around, eiihe, of ihr,n
sufficient To shelter any lndsiduns stock in the Vi
entity To OF the Barns IN excellent new
Thrrshing Maohae. horse pnwer, DC. complete. ~
attached. Nea, two mites of blind ditehng. (we
executed under my own eye. has been done ON Tins
estate, not leaving owe, ~ acres too wet for
corn wheat, and thai III timothy aul herds grass
Aud not n twenty acre field on the estate. which has
not one more excellent Springs II. 10 the
tobacco planter, tanner OF grazier estate III Nir
gina IL morc desirable. And that portion Of the
Land requiring improvement Is, las j. The ente CO
tatc.) susceptible OF astapid and high improvement
any Land in Virginia, the whole based on a sub
stratum OF as pure, tenacious aud valuable clay Az
any Land retaining aud developing the benefits Of
matntc as lOnn ~ any SECTION Of The Slate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

A Duel OF q Uodr The Norfolk Beacon in
ssts upon II that II. Wilson Wright, Of New York.
tcas absolutely. and bona dae. killed in duel recent.
ly BY Joseph Searell Jones, Esq. of Shocco, North
Carolina, and that he was buried near Cur,iiuck
courthouse. The Norfolk Herald, on The other
hand, chimes in with the uubelievers-of whom are
we,-and insist upon il that there has been no hpht
and of course no murder
II is said on the one hand, that II. Wilson Wright
was a wine merchant Of New Yo,k and Philadel-
phIa editor states thai lie well acquainted with
him On fhc other hand, not one oftho New York
editors knows any such man any thug about him
nor can they find any person better Informed than
themselves! If Mr. Wright uas vine merchant,
where is his store-house Surely hat can be
found, even if a of habcas corpus fail TO reach
his body
Ourown decided opinion is, that there was no du.
el-tha Mr. Wright is altogether IA man in buck
ram. like those seen by Falsan an Gad's hl-and
that Mr.. Jones has been afflicted with the nj eht marc
aud discharged his pistol while laborng under that
malady. Nevertheless, we are open TO cotvic-
lion - and we shall weigh such testimony as may
hereafter be produced, together with the arguments
pro and con- with II solemnity aud mparuality. II
IS a matter OF some consequence TO Mr.. Jones, Ell
Their way for, if he did fight then lie is the slaye,
Of his friend if he did not fight he the M rdor-
or Of his own reputation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

" we congratulate the country uton the p,os.
Pee'' At last apparently wei, founded of tho tetmina
' W '"e T 'of'da Wat not by the expulsion, IL Is
"''' o' tue Indians, but by permitting them TO re-
'''" ""efe they are, at least for the present. Il has
''" shameful ALTAR, from the beginning to the
''ose aud had II occurred during the s.m,n,s,ra
""n o' J. q Adams. would have sunk him 80 low
'ha' no tathom-line could ever have reached hin,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

W The Valley Star thinks it very nonstrous
mat we should be found doing honor To Mr. Riyes
has II never occurred TO the Editor OF thu, p,per
'ha' the same causes which influence it 10 oppose
ana witty IFS late friend, may also induce Us 10
support him Why has Mr. Leichar's violent low
tor Mr.. Hives been converted into fierce hatred =
Let nm answer tins question, aud the enigma is un-
riddled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

u we take pleasure in endorsing every word
that tho Baltimore Patriot has SAID In reference
me Esprit, ability and perseverance" with which
the Richmond Wing has conducted tho late cleo
"oneernS campaign. 1t has "manny done It's duty
to the cause and to the county"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

~ J. S, Skinner, Esq. recently renored from
the office of Postmaster at Baltimore, has resumed
the edtorship ofthe American Farmer, ofwhich val
liable publication he the original protector
The National Inellisenecr remarks that the Farmer
could not be in ADLER or more accomplished hands
Mr.. Skinner will, we hope, profit by bis expulsion
from Office III will, at least, be more independent
for, when fidelity patty smads the test OF fitness
for oftice. the incumbent must always faol more
;,secure even than him who "bangs on Princes
fayors"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
FAMILY GROCERIES.


NE have received our Spring Supply Of FAHT-
" LY GROCERIES, which isihe largest and
finest 10 have ever been ablo to offer friends and
the public; and they are respectfully invited 10 call
on us and examine Tor themseves,-'rho following
~ part OF our stock
i2 hhds ST. croix Sugar of,hc finest quality.
II Po'o R'eo do various qualities
10 n. Orleans do
80 boxes and barrels treble, double aud single Lont
ard Crushed and ground Suga,.
80 bags P'inc old Java coffee,
30 " " Rio do
10 " Laguna do
g" " Cuba do
% i" Old white do
30 hhds steam refined Sugar house i. Rico and
New Orleans MoIasscs
10 half chests Gunpowdcr and Imperial Teas, some
rcry fine,
40 boxes - b and lib do do
chests blk Tea. some extra fine,
ppc ond2 half pipes superior old Madeira wine,
l but fine pale sherry imported 1890,
hall pipe medium do
Pipe aud quarter casks Old Pot Wine, some.
ox,rn hnc.
London + Teneino Naturalization, C,nary 81.
Lucan, Sic, Madira and pure Malaga wines NOR.
caska,
55hampcrs Champagne ofthc De Fremont lIeidsicR
THISTLE, Heart aud Dove Brands all crack Winel
in N. York and warranted pure aud genuine.
90 cases Clarct. very nnc,
| hid do on draft,
30 cases Muscai wine,
qr, casks. do do
% Tirrecs London Blown Stout and Porter,
20 halfpipcs ilrandcs some ot tho vcty lot oder
pipes American BRndy,
barrels apple do
IL hh1s JpmHcia md w. |. Rum,
d" and 10 barrels n, England do
half pipe Irish whskcy.
% cases Lemon Syrup,
6 " Stowtou's Buffers,
- 600 Havana, Congress and Principe sccarp
20 Barrels lcnings No.
) kegs Nails, assorted; tons Norway German and
I}llstcttd steel
80 boxes speun, Patent sperm and laow cnndles,
Imitation English aud Pine apple Cheese,
20 boxes Bunch Raisios half aud quarter boxes,
90 drums Sulaua Raisins,
Almonds. Filberts, Palm Nuts Madeira Nuts,
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, All.plee Nulmecs, Pep
per, Ginger, Rice and ground, white do
half pipes French wine vinegar, very fno.
4 latge lot of wooden ware
Brass bound Buckets, Coolers. Cans, Pals, Tubs,
covered Boxes. Measures Trays, Market Bas-
hefs. &c. &c. &c.
80 boxes Window Glass sXlO and loHl2.
500 lba. Putty,
handsome assortment Of China and flass Waro, :
% 900 lbs Family Bacon, cured by ourselves,
100 Sacks salt,-l'csides many other articles, which
cannot. be enumerated. They arc all offered ON on
usual accommodating terms. .t.., ..,=
MckfNNEY'& Mostly.
May % i;Gw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
ROCKERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, June 9th. 1850.
CAPITAL PRIZE
SOLD AND FAID!!

The toiio,oing The numbers drotcn for the
NORFOLK LOTTERY,
Glass No. 3, FOR 1889
At Aierandra Saturday June ISL, ri,:
"a IS 40 "a 60 as 81 43 II SO l ,.
~ Ticket Numbers 3, IL, 40,a Capital Prize
sold and paid at 49, .
BOOKERS LUCKY OFFICE.
NIB Look at the beautiful Scheme, in this day
paper. drawn Tuesday evening at Richmond,-the
I,,uinr ol which will be received THIS DAY.
\ few chances yet fo' sale AZ BOohEkS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

" The new Massachusetts editor OF the Nash
'"' on'on' Is as silent as death nbou, Abolition,
since II has been discovered thar he was au Abol,.
non leader, aud tho free negro candidate. for tho
Mass'ehusetts Legislature, ~hile a resident Of tina,
State Discretion is the better par, OF yaIor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

nS$mA oilat Tor sale my LAND, between
a8aNx& and 100 ACRES,
~Y@ ndjoinnc the town Of Liberty, Bedford
A Court House somo 400 acies cleared
600 ni which well sci III clover OF other grasses,
and tho whole in high state Of improvement, from
to tons OF plaster having been for several
years past, aud with benrfclal effects M on any
Lands IN Virginia, with nh, NJ 900 acres first rate
Tobacco Land 10 cleni now. elegantly numbered, 60
~ 30 OF which are well enclosed and lie we'll
The enclosures good. mile or more e which
near town ~ erected on good rock worm Foundations
ham l2 10 81 inches high, with good rail tonee
thereon. There over $50 grated Apple Trees
Of fins, ratio Wiuer Apples aud others. and some al
tho best kind. Tho buildings arc oyersee,'s and
negro Houses all with good htek Chinncys, all ne
ccssaiy Bujhliups
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

" Among our new exchanges is the Knoxville
Tunes. editedhy T. w. lluncs aud J. H. Ctoaier
It's beautifully printed and is edited With TASTE aud
ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

BF The Rev Benjamin. J. Dorr, u. ID. OF rhils.
oerhla. has been elected Bishop of tho Epsccp,l
'hureh lor tho pioecss Of Maryland by almos, an
vote of the Convention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

GEORGlA.-The Miledgeville Recorder Denies
in the most emphatic manner,that any portion OF the
State Rights patty of Georgia will support the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Van Buren,. II says; AT proper period
ticket will be proposed the State gh,s party that
all can support" tneanng those opposed TO- as we'll
those in favor Of Mr.. Clay, or against Van
BUREN, mot only without compromising their
principles feelings. but in the full maintenance Of
the one, and in most heartfelt accordance with the
other; ticket under which they will be proud to
rally as one man."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

O. Thaddeus Belts, Esq. (Whie) has been :.
lccted Senator in Congress from Connecticut, rice
Dennis Kimberly who was recently elected as the
successor Of DR.. Niles (Ioco,) but who "ns com
PEELED by delicate health, to resign his scat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
GOOD Us,IGk OFFICE,

with good rooms with 6re places Kitchen,
! Smokchosse, Ice and Carriage House, Corn Cub,
Stable, Store House, DC. all in good order
The whole will be sold nj fair prices, and accom-
mcdatiog terms. Likely young Slaves taken III part
# required, and early sales effected
Liberty il the seal of Justice of q very large pop
ulous, aud wealthy county situated the great
turnpike road from Lynehbnfg To Salem. aud " hitc
Sulphur Springs, a5 miles from the former and 20
from the latter; has Gne Female Academy. " in
the futide olsueeesslul experiment." under the care
An excellent Male School. OF which tho Rev. J. &.
Hammer is ncpal.-fhe Society in town and vi
entity is unsurpassed IN this section Of Virginia.
Three brick Churches IN town and others near u
large Agricultural Society has been recently ssiab-
shed there, augu,ing well for the agricultural inter
est Of the county.
The above Land may be conveniently divided into
or tracts, II required To suit purchasers Those
desirous 10 purchase, IN IA healthy situation can
be, are invited 10 csll aud Tor themselves. The
whole would sui Professional mau we'll Should
nny inquire why one OF my age should desire To s.
aud leave 40 desirable estate and residence. |
s~er-three OF my children have (seyotal years snes)
coated aud reside IN tho far Souihw est healthy
aud much pleased tho entire balauce Of my family
not least, have abiding conviction that n resi-
dsnce there would alleviate aud much mitigate my
long Continued rheumatic aflllttions.
WIN. COOK.
Liberty. lana , Nv II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
Fancy Goods.

YEIlE Ladies will find at Hunt & Martins fine
L assortment of FANCY GOODS, VIZ:
Figured and plain black and coored Silks,
Splendid figured and plain white and cololed Sallns,
Bonnet Silks. Satns and black Mode,
Zephyr Thule, new aud beautiful. for Party Dresses,
Black aud white Laces for Wells, new style,
do Blond Lace,
Dress Handkerchefs and Scarls,
Heavy black India Satin.
Bonnets Bonnet Ribbands, Wreahs and Flowers,
Challys Chaly de Soie, Printed Lawns and Jaco-
nets,
Plain, embroidered and open work Silk Gloves and
Hosiery,
Renting and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Fans, assorted some very 6ne.
HUNT & MARTIN.
May2 is
4 Apprentice is wanted nj tins OF ICE.
IN May 16 Us II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

o. Joshua Nansani, Esq is the ne" os''"'s'ei
OF Baltimore, in the room OF MI skinner proScf'ocu
for Opinion sake
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
ANCHOR
German BOifiHg Cloths.

/ HAVE on hand large surry oil genuine AN
L CHOIR GERMAN BDETlN6 CLOTHS.
No to 10, which will warrant equal To any IN :
ported, and will be sold as low Notthorn reta !
prices. JOHN q. MEEM.
June G. dwH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

"SJNK OR SWIM."-The estimate in which
the sink or swim Conservatives are held by their Sub
Treasury allies, may be inferred from remark
made to us the other day. by warm advocate OF that
measure-we mean. Of course that class Of the sink
ers or swimmers who believe, with the Richmond
Enquirer. that the Sub-Treasury scheme will endan-
ger the public money and tasten upon the country
the curse of an "uulimed Executive" The gen
teman referred to said, ha, no regarded these men
as the most despicablc Of all politicians-becansc
their reasoning amounts this: " believe that the
Sub-Trcasury will ruin my Country; but II the Sub
Treasury men are not sustained, il will ruin my
Party and between the two,l prefer the triumph
of the latter the prosperity and the liberty oil The
former" We hold the mirror up. that these gen
temen may behold their lineaments II they arr
shocked AT their features, lei them not blame
the glass, nor him who presents it to their contem
plalion. The delormity is in themselves.
u VIM. Lcggct. Esq. who, notwithstanding liz
was an open and avowed Abolilionis,, had been ,e
Gently appointed "by the Northern man with South
ern feelings" Confidential Agent at Guatemala
died suddenly on the 29th ult, at Rochelle. IN Y.
where he had been residing some months in II
health. The correspondent Of the National Intel
hsencer remarks Legget had great talents
great faults and great friends. Many will mourn hi
loss. but his political foes more than ms polltlea
friends''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
N1'K.l ~

L,RoM the subscriber in Lynohburg. about four
j weeks ago, asmall bfindled 4 q W no mark
reeolleetcd except hole under side IN each horn For
any Information concerning the said row liable re-
ward will be paid. JAMES NJ WOOD.
Junc6 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
would also ellny o.,
HOUSE LIVED LOT, Rai",

in Liberty, about 100 Yards fom tho Court House.
on corner Lot. The Bud lops are 4 Dwelling
House. mainl, brick, about 30 by - feet. two s,o
ies high, with a basement slo,y. ample cea,s. a
wing nc. contains rooms exclusive Of haseine Mt
aluIA Oh rArrcia. and . rnnLn. Mllh Gle ullrra-a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

W. ine hehmond Enquirer threatens TO re-
'"e Tue Infamous and ant'.republcan Bush Instruc-
a0nS' 10 Mr. Wood Of Amelia, and one or two 9th
ofs lhls IS an admission. of course, that the Dem
ocrats have been defeated at The roils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

4 Sign from South Carolina.-The Pendleton
Messenger, paper published near Mr.. Calhoun's
residence, and, the Charleston Courier informs US,
supposed by many to indicate his views, says -" In
tho contest for the Presidency the Messenger will
the lists, except so far as to approve or dis
approve the acts of the contendng parties, as they
may accord or disagree with the cardinal doctrines
Of its faith" We infer. from this, that Mr. Cal
houn. and OF course South Carolina intends, so far
the Presidential question is concerned, TO main
tain the attitude Of an armed NeutrQl-a position,
by the way, which some of Nh Cahoun's friends in
this State loudly censure Mr.. Rives for assumug.-
Her determination will doubtless be fortified in this
particular, since she has the manner 10 which
the Sub Treasury Wings (Hunter, Mallory, &c J
have been treated in this State, By their nc,e allies !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

a. In reference the " cheer ing prospects in
New York." which the Enquirer painted in perspec-
tive, few days ago, On the authority oitwo gentle
men from that State. one of whom was Wing, the
intelligent editor ofthe n. Y. Gazette remarks: ave
have no hesitation in saying that the informant who
pu,oored to be a Wing was about as much of Wing
as we are Nuifyer aud an Aboitlons', and that he
has most abomnably quzzed the Eng u'rer at any
rate II lie be Wing, il is lamentablc to see how
he has imposed contemporary; and he be not.
it is quito deplorabe 10 witness the imposition
which the editor has passed upon his readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
GRAND SCHEME.

Besides great number Of $lO0 $50, $50, &c. &c.
Whole TICKETS only $t0-IlaIves S5--Qrs. 2 so.
For sale IN great variety Of choice numbers at
BOXERS LUCKY OFFICE.
o." Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
y. S. Gregory 4 Co. in all Yreinia Schemes, FAC
,ompanlcd by cash OF Prize Tickets,) promptly and
eonGdon,ial'y attended 10, when addressed TO
HENRY ii. BOOKER.
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on see
lug the numbers Of every Lottery in which l
sell Tickets, published inthis paper, CThe Virgin
an,) 80 soon the Official List OF the Drawing is
received. Ill. Ii. BOOKER.