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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

rANIlE SUMNER TERM Of tie Seminary At
u The Botetonn Springs will begin the Isl
OF Macn.
h Methods there observed are these: Multi
Piled sf"dles--~hel' mast be supe Gtlal sud- s.
"'e JeGted. That smatierlug OF Sciences. which,
S lasho ably Iaught. leave the tunh only vainer
ana no wiser. than she began, avoided. 70 choose
The lungs most useful aud most ornamental 10 the
Sexis the. first to reach these tnteY him s
suli lly IS the secund. Reading Mritinc. AiIriime-
lie, an extended Course oil History aud Geo .raplly
tie Modern Languages. and Music, are taught
WIN AL posSbr care, as the capua paris II liber-
al Education. Abrldeem,nt,, books on the system
OF Questions aud Answers, aud shou Mrho s in
eeneAl, are banlSied. a, tall ,cIous Extnlnai, us
are t'qheot prvate. and usually conducted IN
@r'ling. EnglI,h Grammar Is Iangt prmcualiy
through leMnins the tiench Rheio ir AMI Locic
by thebo * lefed inapplic abb TO he rittca
on OF us: bnt t,ey pririIca,, GIN 10 com
poSe. by means oi constant Wrulrn Exercises m
Translation and l1,t,ry, aud 10 Hi6E BY iapnp Tie
Whole course nilns tue'ton towards srtrngihpnl q
The Understanding. To m,noveihs, IN store il win
ound Information. aud To give sie aance by care
fully cultvatng the Taste, is The whole seopr of
The system pursued heic. Nothing Is taneui Tor
Display. notbng because II haze, injudlclou
grown to be I Fashion. Wonders, we are n /
ambitious OF making. but useful and a 8teeable w.
in order more certainly to fleet these things
Male teachers 'o-e arr cmpluyed well educated
ttcnchnan very ACCOMPLISHED Italian Proirs-
sor OF Muse; Vrgnan OF good bl,th aud c,-
'lon, as English Assistant; tn,i lhe 'PiiucipaI.
lhe Young Ladies are. as 10 every hing bnt
their School studies. under u care Of Gnverne
employed Tor this alone. aud admirably furd fan
Illus import trust. She - wnraned 10 keen N,
IN order The situation offers singular advantages
Iof Heath, Comtori, Study aud innocent A muse.
IN nj. Company. except OF Visitors by Invitation.
- noi permitted. ID unIrss Of the simplest sort
Is prohibited. CopI"s OF The Regulations III be-
sent. free of Postage f application he made TO Ed
w. Johnson, Post Master, Bolelourt Sprn gs
Roanoke.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
EoisAE p0TATOES.
4 HAVE lots"lc a small lot~ Ia q Eg y ~.

- ID n IL x q r., s.. warfanntsd eenu
zoe. II WI be sefnby reference TO The Nov No Of
luf Nni'lsatof. Thai one hushe faised from onr
Puianr, aud last from obe bushel seed xevrn,, fan,
bushels were gathered. Person. wishing 10 ol,iai,
some of thesc valuable Potatoes can he supnled by
ea,iy application 10 CHARLES PHELPS
Dec. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

N|lKGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circa superior Couri OF Law and Chalcery Bed
ford county, the Bird day ID February 1910.
e Bow<cr Preston Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

The Defendants Elizabeth llamblelon, James Tambleton
and John laml eon a,ng entered then appearance and
given security, according Ia the of Assembly and the rules
OF tins Court and nppcurue by satisfactory evidence that
iiev nre not nhnhnnis oilis Commonwealth: order
ed ta the said lenduts do appear hle the first da, sf
May term and ansu the bill OF Tie Plaintiffs and that
cory fihi order be oriw in inserted newspaper,
published IL the town OF Lyn, hhurg,
sseY and posted the front door Court this
county. Copy-Teste,
F...-. SAM'l. NJ. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

ALSO,
\ very large and well selected assortment %, every
hing in the II idwaffe lmr. Fnrniiufe and Tools
for Cabnei Makers, Mil virgins. Tanners, &c.-
lluusr Keepers will 6nd Tenders. Andirons, SHOW
els aud Tongs, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea
Boards aud WAIVERS Tea k.tiles. Bell Metal keulrs
Sauce Pans. Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle
sticks, Snuifrrs and trays, Baskets. Mas. Spu-
toms. Buckets Tabs. Coffee Mds, Coffee and
Tea Pots PMeot Coffee Pots Egg B~le,s Steak
Dishes ufns. Nnrsey Longs, Ca-rors DISH
Covers, Bmshrs of all Kinds Venetian and uiher
Btnds. Curtain luds and Pos, and almost every
klnd Of Cooking Uicnslis
ALSO.
splendid assortment al Pocket anl Pen Knives
Scissors Raz and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles
Or.
Shovels Spades, Forks; Mil, Cross Cut and Pin
Saws;Ci-t Strr warranted, Trace Ilalier. Log aud
Flhtl Ch'ins Ndl Rods and general assortment
Of Iron.
lie tarnrsy invites all persons dealing in his
llee,io give Inn call, he is delrrninedio sell
both atwho a'eand retaIl,as cheap as sinuar Good
can be had in Virginia. Merchants before poins
to Richmond, wond do well 10 examine the so k
and prices Al the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN An
VII.
lam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
Eg. Es fs y G. III ~ RI I'D $
EyracEaT,s,r-. W..

and BITS. AIDES, Drawing kniyes, Cages. &c.
Baeksmilhs' ronls. VIZ: Bellows. Anvlls. Wees
Siedges. Screw plmes. Files. Ra-ps, Sued, &c,
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials, q very cx-
tensiye assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

VlRGiNlA-At rules held in the Jerks Office oftbe CJ
emit superior Court Of Law and Chanerrp holden i, a.,
Tor The County OF Canphrll, the Bird day of February 8io
Samuel . fnqna and John Arns,ra, hate merchants md
partners, htng under the Il, aud irm OF samuel B. F
qua q Co who sue for The benefit OF Robert Norton tru,s
o. said e4ha' plaintiffs,
Manly Ford and benjamin ". Walker ad,'r. of Hez.ki
ALI Ford, Deceased lefinlnnl.
.z IL CHANcERY.
The Defendant Manly Fund htyng entered h npgear.
ance and given security, according the At uf Assirl,
ud1he rules this Gour, aud appearing bv snsfrto,
evidence tint hris inlabiiuni of tbs country
ord rcd, that said Def ndnl do appear here the f 81 n, of
ihe next ten aud answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
of tins order be furv ida inserted in some
door ot the Courthouse OF ths county,
Copy-Teste.
$3.50. s44t JNO. u. ALEXANDER Clerk
Frlneo VIZ
VIRGINIA, 10 vii AT rules held in The Clerks oics
the tircnh superior Court oil Law and Cncery for Ihs
cou y Of Aelsoa, the first Monday in February. $780,
Aioeu W. tfarns, PlainiA,
j. VI. Snhle FreasGser OF the Union Savings institution,
Pizairo Fdnmds John Enders aad Reuben Il. fatieson
Defendants.
In tHANCERY.
The Defendant Pizauo Edmunds, having entered his
hppea aud given security, ordng of Assem-
bly, aud The rules oils Coz It uppeuiis sv sasnco-
~ etilepre, that he is ina liant tins Conn on
weaih On tie motion ofthe Plaintiff hy counsel il order
Cd That The SAID Defendant do appear here before the
FRS day of April the hill o(tie Pa
TIL aud that ac1pv OF This order be forthwith inserted in ,hs
Lynchmg Nuauiau.a newspaper published in the
lynchhnre Tor months SUCCESSFULLY and another cop.
thorfo posted at the front door the Courthouse of this ceus
ty, on some court day.
a Cop,-T .a
#seF RIO. C. CUTLER, CLERK,
eo. Id WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

Ola Patic Nafafe. Gaa ~ sHeh ioeat icis as ye1qie
silss section n ne .Side ecssea " The Gsaxrai
As'sably # F1riaia, Session $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

TIE DIFFERENCE.-Tbe Official Govern
ment Jsufnal has taskcd lis ingenuity. not 10 say
! ,nyention ~ marshalng The claims OF Mr.. Van
Buten. 10 the support and confidence oi The Amer
ican peerr. onpcesuat ofsctsces rendered by him.
during fhe last VIZ. olicn termed he second II
1 Independence. The Globe mikes out quite a
strong ease--if We may nudge from The remaik If
! = contemporary. fiom DE facts and arguments 81
HE olfe al Jpntua, Tie Madisopan infets that Mr..
Van Buren, '.la.ked rabahHy ia = caypeiea rom IN
the Slate House tat Albany y while Gen. Harri-
son VAS IN lie field Of bis glory, undergoing all the
piisatoBs aud dBicaliirs incident his SITUATION
and pefilihs his LIE every moment in defence Of his
county. AID her blcedi, 9 ftonefs"
4 The case seems 10 be ftflv put Mr.. Van Buren,
opposed The reelection oil President Madison-he
etesi al jeeiion to whom that War had been de
Jared under his administration; ~ after vainy nppo-
Ing Prssten, Madison, Mr.. Van Buren, 'iaiked
salianlly IN earpele ROOM, in snppoff Of The WA
measures Of Tie couutry. What Gen. Harrison
did DUNG the period rs eriten at "1ippec lnoe."
the Thames aud IN many other well couits
ted feds. IL need Dot be repeated here his ptlii,
and services, beiug recorded IN history. and ac-
knoslrdg~d bY ltieGd and opponent. The being
thus shoffiy AID fairly sated, oihe services Of
he Two individuals nanled lsr the next Presidency
lei the people decide between them.
We leafn Com the Mllledgrvllle Journal that tie
Eafoatun Factory. al Eaonlon. Geo. was DESTROYED
bs Ere on The l2th instant Thu fe commenced
whiir the hands breakfast. Ilowi original
ed, Is uhhrowu. The 6te caught IN The pickinr
room. ani Is surpassed TO have beenIhe effect Of nc
crient. The firks Of the aollen and children.
WHO Witnessed The drslfnction oithr propcfty from
oh ihry derived their daily snstenanec we've dis.
lrfssinr IN the extreme. Tue fsctnry was IN PER.
feet operaiion II employed ehout l25 hands aus.
contributed largely she furnishing ot tie surround
ine cnrbiy wnh h6mrslnu osnabnrgs, aud thread
The loss 10 ihs rioltiriers Is 10 be considered a.,
tue more severe, because Of the act. lhel the Gc
f"fv mad NOT. nnil recently. made more Than was
s"ll'efeni 10 clear expenses. Therc VAS 30 insur-
a9ec. aud The loss ;, estluuei II $780,
SAM PArcnisM. ia rs X Lewis and lady
whilst riiItg IN rarriaee bulge near Barren
'Ireh Springs. Virginia, on ihr 10Th instant we're
rreclpS ted Junn.a pieeipiec OF twenty ieel The
ra't'ase aud t5rse only we're njufed-lhe io,met
Dashed 10 pieces. H&#t#t
SiNovLAR pENr--N hills, one of The white
wanetN Al the cMlrstoo. 5. G.. hptei, was onenino
honlr Of eilrr, alrw days since. II burst and a
pece at the glass struck him In the eye and COM
pleiel, laid open lie ball
'eTfi 49, y ~ .sss.
VIE subscriber viii give the mghesi prizes + ,
n yarn socks. Feathers. Flax Serd B.rswax a,,d
Iow L'neus. We also wish 10 buy one hundred -,
iva Barrels Mountain WhlSkey
BAILEY Il WOMACK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
NRr@lsaF:a j:

A L Court of monthly session begun and held for Am
IN herst county, the Courthouse, on Monday the l7h
day Of February. 1910, sitting Court of Chancefv;
William cuieman Charles l.. Barrett trading under tls
arm and style u Coleman ~ Bnuet, Piantds,
against
Elizabeth IInnbeton James lInmhcfon. John TIambeen
and Joseph H. Carter, Executor OF John Mays deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

an ofFATs VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Va hose hc' ines indebted for their name TO their
hh'sl action N purifying the springs und channels of
NE ana 'ng them with reuc@ ed tone aud seor I'm ma
nv ecnlhe which have been made p,I,t AMI ii,
e'eiy species OF dis'ase 10 which the human frne is ubc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
Felso0

VIRGINIA, To wit AT rules held in the Clerks Olcss
the tircnn superior Court OF Law and Cncerv for Ihs
cou ~ OF helsoa, ON the first Monday in February, $780,
Albert W Harris, pIainiH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

j. NJ. Snheit, TreasGser OF the Union Savings institution
Pizaro Fdmuds, John Enders and Rcuben Il. ratteson
I.r.,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

SAM PArcHisI. X Lewis and lady
whist riiup rnrriaee ovrt y hr1,e near Karen
tteeh Springs, Virginia, on lhr 10Th instant were
rteSipslated donna pIeelpie" of twenty ieeL The
r7tf'aee and Nurse only injured-lhe tonne,
dashed 10 pieces. HHHE#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

SlSopLAR AcolpENT--N hilsi one of The wbii,
wanetN Al the cMlrston. s. C.. hotel was onenipo
P"''r OF curt ale" days since, II burst, aud a
pece Of tie glass struck lnm In the eye and com.
pleielA laid open The ball.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
March 81

ID. II. LYMAN,
Dr. J. U. ROY ALL, SLynchbnrs, Va
Sc, ., {. I. ESTES, Loviusslon, Nelson Co. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

Manly Ford and Benjamin ". Walker admir-. of Eez.ki.
ALI Ford, deceased, uefnlnnI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

- y ? = = saess.
VIE subscriber sill giye Tie mghest prizes + +,
ID tar6 Socks Feathers, FLAX Secd. Brcswax. aud
low L'nens. We also wish 10 buy one hundred n,
iva Barrels Mountain WhSkry
BAILEY 4 WOMACK.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04
FOR THE MADIsoNfA
BLOOD HOUNDS

My object is to call the enerprisng, spcculaling,
and farming interest to the propney of sezing the
golden opportunity of amassing wealth. b. the cnl-
tnre oil ooodhonnds all the usual products have been
tried, and SO soon as they began to prosper in the
hands OF our enterprising citizens the adminisra-
lion has arrayed itself against them and by its great
power, has been able TO crush them It has sworn in
It's wrath that the er of the SOIL the raiser OF or
dinary stock the manufacturer and the mechanic
shall lie PROSTATE before it, Yet there is still some
hope-et the raising of blood hounds be at once com
menced, they will bear high price 10 aid this hu-
Administration, with the assistance Of the
Army of the Nation, in that rigorous war against
one hundred and fifty Semnoles, which has already
cost the Nation over S3oO00,O0O, and is likely 10
continues long as the present dynasty rules
The people may expect the favor OF the Admins
,ration, and its protection TO that kind Of stock Let
them, therefore, profit by this hint Ipresume even
Mr.. Calhoun will see the propriety of protecting
this article, he must see that il is very expensive
to send out a special commission to Europe every
time Gen. Van Buren may want few dogs to aid
the army. O.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

We trust it will be recoected that Messrs.
Stambaugh and Cameron, Of Pa, ma le a
proposition to the House of Representatives
to execute the printing at 80 per cent. less
than the price allowed by the law of 1919,
and offered to give bonds. in the penalty Of FIVE
hundred thousand dollars faithfully to exc
cute it.
This is SO stated in the Philadelphia Ameri-
can, and the Clerk himself, admitted that he
had received proposition from MIR. Siam
baugh, which he returned to him.
If, with their parade about economy, tae
majority allow, after this, the Globe to pocket
the profits without deduction of so per cent.
they must be held to their responsibility before
the country.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04
CONGRESS-.

The Senate were still occupied yesterday,
in the plenitude of their paternal solicitude,
with the internal and domestic affairs of those
naughty offspring of the General Govern
ment, the States who have go. in debt more
than Mr.. Grnndy thinks is prudent
The HOUSE completed the election of
Printer, by the appointment Of the committee
to fix the prices. The Committee consist of
Messrs. Black Of Ga, Davis Of Ind, Prentiss
Of N. Y, Garland of La, and Evans Of Me.
2 Wings, Administration men, or federal
lists, and Independent State Rights man,
elected as Wing. One Intellectual trial was
made to elect Chaplain. The votes were
scattered among several candidates.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04

down the friends Of freedom. when will they again
unfurl the banner Of lberty1 My heart sickens at
what Is daily beheld In public iiie-bui will never
despair That good Providence which has carried
our country through many difficulties, feel con-
hdent, has not abandoned u.s. We must do our duty.
The Union, the whole Union--our country and It's
inleres,sthe great and holy cause OF Liberty must,
10 the extent Of our united powers be maintained.
Darkness and thick clouds indeed about US, but
let us persevere, and in due time, the Western sun
oil reform and retrenchmenr, III rrison,) will dis
sipate and hurl them inie oblivion. Then, with Joy
united, we'li mount the ramparts Of our glorious
Constitution, and proclaim peace unto all men.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04
FOR MADsoNIAN
LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER CANDI-
DATE.

DATE.
When the organs Of Mr.. Van Buren, made the
above charge against Gen. Harrison, they greatly
misook the character of the American people, by
supposing they could injure the old hero by it,
They wholly deceived themselves by supposing that
honest poverty in this republic, a crime or that
wealth qualified man for Office; they have already
become satisfied of their error. Even Mr.. Richie,
OF the Inquirer, is hauling off-the exposition OF
their true principles, Of their aristocratic feelings
they begin TO discover, will endanger the cause; the
cry Of democracy" suits them much better; but
even that cry will not sanctify the develop
ment of their principles, it seems TO have done
The federalism OF the leaders Of the administration
Yes, gentlemen, you have mistaken the people this
time, neither your clog cabin and hard cider"
charge against General Harrison, nor your hypocri-
lieal cry Of "abolition-" abolitioan-"a abolition"
will save you The old hero is not to be put down
BY such stuff The people claim him; he is one Of
them; they are awake to the cold heartedness TO The
profigacy and the destructive policy of MIR Van
Buren. They formerly sent delegates to their con-
ventions, but since their favorite Harrison whose
whole life has been devoted to their service, is be-
fore them; you must have seen that they attend
themselves can you mistake the signs of the times
You will find when the vote is taken, next fall old
Tppecanoe, The log cabin, hard cider, poor mans
candidate" notwithstanding the coalition of Mr.. Van
Buren and Mr.. Calhoun, will receive the electoral
vote of the States of Rhode Island, Vermont, Mas
sachuse,ts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Carolina, and Louisiana, aad has fair pros
pect for one or two other States. Stick pin in this
calculation, and after the election, will give cup
OF hard cider" for each State Of the above, that
goes for the candidate of the Office holders"
O.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04

snch rIaions saer6ees Of prope,ty without the spe-
ciai direction of the court
II is stated that hundreds Of families in New
York city, are driven to the necessity Of break
Ing up housekeeping, in consequence Of the
general depression OF all branches OF business
and trade.
But we may add, that all these circum-
stances are not without their moral and pollli-
cal effect, and VIC trust that they will exercise
the wholesome influence Of awakening the
people to just conception Of The character
and responsibilities Of their rulers. That
such is their effect, we have reason to know.
gentleman, just from the West, informs US
that IN portions Of the country through which
he travelled, he met numerous German far
mers returning from market, Nth their coafs
Turned mside outioards! They had voted for
the present Administration, but an argument
which every one felt. had determined them to
change their votes at the next election, in the
hope OF bringing about better condition Of
affairs.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04
CORRESPONDENTS.
PAINEsyILLK. Ohio. Ian


DEAR SIR The Wing Convention, at
Chardon, the 23d, proved TO be much larger
than we had any reason TO cxpcct-nsiead of
the three houses named, all the houses there
were not large enough TO hold the multitude
that assembled. The Convention assembled
in the open air. The day was fine-indeed
it was proud day for old Geauga. Mr.. Per-
kins, at the close of his speech, challenged
the Ashtabula delegation to give as large
majority next fall, as Geuaga, and was re-
sponded to by Mr.. Wade, pledging old Ash
tabula t give 5000 majority for Harrison and
Tyler. HUNDREDS OF VAN BUREN MEN
HERE HAVE RENoUNCED THEIR ALLEGIANCE
TO THE Powers THAT BE, AND HAVE COME
OUT DECIDEDLY FOR HARRISON, and it is pos
sible that we may come up 10 the three thou
sand majority next fall. In fact if the Harri-
son enthusiasm continues we shall be unani-
nous, saving the " office holders"
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04

GENERAL HARRIsoN IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS
The Montpelier Watchman says:
Another large Harrison meeting was holden in
Windham County, at TownsEend, on the 10Th. A
district meeting is to be holden a, Rockingham on
the 25h OF February, and the Wings Of the Connec-
lieut. river valley are to have general meeting at
Claremont, N. n on the 9th Of February. Good
old Windham grows stronger and stronger in the
great cause.
The meeting at Mortified on Tuesday was very
large, and one Of the best political meetings We ever
attended. Mr.. Herrick, of Randolph, who served
eight years under Washington, present. and
raised his patriotic voice Tor Harrison"
The Madisonian., 1840-02-04
HARRISON MEETING AT GARDINER, Mr

On "Wednesday evening last, meeting Of the citi-
zens of Gardiner held in the Town Hall for the
purpose Of expressing their sentiments in relation to
The nominations OF HARRISON and TYLER The Hall
crowded and great harmony and enthusiasm were
manifested Mr. Sheldon chosen President, and
the meeting was addressed by + II Allen, Of Bangor,
and r. II Vosc OF Augusta Resolutions were unani-
mousy passed, approving the nominations OF tho iar-
rsburg Convention, and the character and public acts of
Gen Harrison
Whig meetings have been held in various places in
the State for the same purpose, as Augusta Bangor
Portland &c al oil Of which the creates, unanimy ap-
pears have prevailed in the approval Of the nomina-
,ons Of Harrison and Tyler This is as it should be-
Union and energy alone will be able TO overcome tho
coalition Of the ocos and nuhers and secure the tn
umph OF principle over tho corrupt and conup,ng sys-
TEN Of party tactics by which their efforts directed
-Eastrrn Argns Rerirkd