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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
REWARD FOR A RUNAWAY

~ EGRO NAN, SAM. runaway from mes few
l. weeks since, aud am inclined to think he II
making MS way Tor the State Of Ohio. For hs de-
livery To ne, OF Tor his beng secured 10 jail 50 ia,
get him. will give reward Of $50. IL he be taken
whhin 90 miles oi Lyuehbutl; II he be taken over
h"' distance. aud within the STATE, will give $50;
II taken out of tho State. will give $500 Hs
complexion Is black. his aee abou, % years; he i.
'''''oe'"oy knock knredbisi toes turning very much
out; he ~ rather avet the common sz.. he IN nus,
any intelligent Tor one oi his connon; liza clothing
MOI feco'lecied except Tint be had On a blue Jeans
coat. My address is. Concord. cAmpbrIl cn,nt,
Va. BENJAMIN IIIfNrrl, -
VI lho Charleston, tka0awaba.) paper will
please . insert the above week for thlee weeks aud
forward it's account 10 tins Once for eoll.ciion
July 30 A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

0Js The North Carol,us Loeo Foco State Con.
sen'on, which met in Raleigh few days ago, nom
mated X. Nj. Johnson as Vice President, that gen.
temao receiving evrry vote but two, ono Of which
~mgweu 10 Col Polk Of Tennessee. aud tho other
10 VIM. X Johnson. Esq. n good Iphig) of Viz
gina. 1t Is evden, that Old 1eoumsch 10 to be the
Democratic candidate Tor the Wee Presidency. lilo
has i"''iy run all his competitors III the track aud
We are glad ott-lor, while there afe some black
spss upon his escntoheon. believe no is tho most
honest man Of the whole bunch When Ex Parson
Fisk OF Portsmouth denounced him in Richmond
last wiu,er, we took II for granted. that. with all his
faults he had some strong fedeeming virtues. lila
refusal 10 endorse the eaumnies uIicred against his
old commander and indeed his indirect bu, cmpha-
nc contradiction al those calnnnies, IN his spceo
at New York aud elsewhere. In which he declared
that there were mo copdtas" IN tho Nonhwe stern
army, conhrm us IN that opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
ERROR CORRECTED.

In our remarks on MI. ID anIeI's Speech, at the
court house, in last paper, inadvertently fell
INTO an error, by confounding tho proceedings of
Congress on The Missouri question, in the Spring of
lsi9,wlh its final action upon that question. We SAID
that Gen. Harrison's votes in the Ohio Legislature
were given before his in Congress. The reverse
is The fact. His vote in Congress given in Feb
ruary, 1919: the proceedings in the Legislature Of
Ohio took place the next winter. We correct the
error although, connection with des gu. which
was TO show that Gen. Harrison has never for a mo-
ment abandoned rellnquished the principle IN,
volvsd in that controversy, ii is unimpoant IN itself
The fact that Gen. HARRISON consistent on this
subject, is shown by his address 10 the people OF his
district IN 1899 three ears after The proceedings in
the Legislature OF Ohio. II he had Intended, by
his votes in the Legislature, to abandon The po
ssn maintained in Congress he would hardly have
defended his vote in Congress. when he was a cand-
date before The people in 1922 and when he was as
sailed for that very On the contrary, lie would
have silenced all opposition, by declaring that he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
w W. u. u II L,
To SAM'L w. DAVIS, ETC. COMMITTEE.

o. We observe, going the rounds of tho Dem
ocrarIc papers letter OF one John Fowler of Lex.
mgton, ky. stating that he was q member Of Con
eress during the Struggle between Jefferson aud
Adams and that he knows tho fact that Gen. II
on tie side OF Mr.. Adams, ''and wore the black
coekade." To Tins assertion oppose the unequi.
vocal denial of Gen. Harrison himself whose vera.
city has never been lmpcacbed the declaration OF
Judge Burnett Of OHIO that lie was the intimate
hend OF Gen. Harrison at that time, and knows thai
Gen. H. was the friend ofJefTerson-to the fact Il al
he elected TO Congress by The Republican party,
IN OPP osition to distinguished iederalist. Arthur
ST. Car, Jr.--and 10 the fact tha. Mr. Jefferson
bonored him Win his confidence, and conferred on
HIM important and responsible Offices, which he
never would have done had this fact been known TO
true. But who is John Fowler, this new certificate
man -! The Louisville Journal SAYS he is NOV up-
wards Of so years old, aud has not been sober from
the last accounts for years. lie once had some
respectabilily, but, since he pleaded tue gambling
ia The general Of this State, without soIi-
tary Circumstance to excuse him, no respectable
man has bad the slightest regard for him."-Mr.
Fowler is also delauting postmaster, having been
turned out OF The post Office al Lexipgtonln 1917
rlsl5 Tor abs'tacng the funds Of the Department!
worthy witness, truly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

aud changed his opioon-that he was no lonasr IN
posed To The Missouri estr elio and that The e,
denee' oil this change of his opinion mip ht be
'o"no III the Journals OF tho OHIO Senate. But lie
d'o no such thing, for the hes, of all possible rea.
sons-beeause he was still in 1922. as lie was IN 1912
the trend oil the South. aud, In the non slavshold
ing region, stood up almos, "soliary aud Alone" az
ihe Champion OF her constitutional rights
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
A BEAU flFUL LETrE

A public dinner gwen, u few DAYS aro. IA
Gen. Van Reusseaef. an old compatiiot in arms
oil Gen Harrison. by Tho criizens Of Cincinnati
een' Harrison was unable To attend tor reasons set
'oith IN the following glowing letter, which is not
less admirable for the beauty of its style than Tor
The manness aud purify OF lis sentiments. The
manner ~ which Cen Harrison adveus 10 the re.
mosal OF Gen. Van Rensselaer, from the Office of
postmaster al Albany, and his indignant reputation
oi the spols principle, are emnen,ly charactr,,s-
'e' and will command the appreciation Of the PEG.
pie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
THE Observation-Disclosures.

We are requested to stale that tho Dinner ~
Gen Waddy Thompson Of South Carolina, to be
given by tho Wings OF Pitssl,an,s, will take place
on Tuesday tho 2s,h Of this month, at Danvllls.
Many other distinguished gentlemen have been in
v,'ed. some OF whom viii certainly be present. A..
moug them are Gov Barbour aud VIM NJ. Peyton.
aud probably Henry A. Wise aud John II. Pieasanls
Of this State Mr.. Afford Of Georgia. Mr.. Ga ID Of
Louisiana. &c, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
GROCERIES AND FKUNITUHE
AT AuTGElAN

nN Tuesday 2is, ,ns,. IN front Of ny office. I
w''' se' ioi OF Groceries, CONSISTING oil
10 bags Coffee.
barrels Sugar,
boxes Hats,
Boxes Shoes and Boots
so Boxes Rai.lns
Candles. Candy, Soap &c &c.
Also lot OF New aud Secondhanded Furniture.
c""s'sine nj Ward X hes, Bureaus, Dining Tables,
Chars, Clocks &e, &c. q y
Also G cd Hoses a. y
:, amy fionf Just received a lot Of Family
July 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
hn'ls11111E11811xAGV1
lDzsIEG Alka.

Departed this life, saturday the 10th instant Orange
courthouse whittier he ud VISIT 10 his relations,
RICHARD II. WoiFREY, Of this place, the 23d yen
Mr.. WoIfey ad, for several years previous TO h ui-
timely aud nmened DEATH been suuins Ing M
esteemed citizen of yncbburg mud few young men, con in
he did perfect siangel, succeeded IN
securing the love aud esteem of CT CT
acquaintance, the time But he has been NV seri
ousy down IN the prime and OF YOUTH and lime
too, when the bow OF promise himself and his friends
seemed to shine with the brighis.t nslrcA mother ute bu
admontory lesson, "in the midst OF life death"
-, on Monday, the 9th instant, after very short and
painful Illness, Miss MARGARET NJ lANcEY, dau ghter OF
Mrs Elizabeth fancey, OF Lynclburg aged about ~ years
In the death Of tins young lady, another udontory lesson
taught OF the uncertainty Of human life She had been
slightly ndposed inr lew days when very suen, she
became deous and in less than 48 hours congestion Of the
baiu carried her her long home.For young
gny sprightly buoyant Of f 70 blooming, aud of
noble spirit be suddenly or by The fell monster
shocking and overwhelming circle OF friends
Bun 10 fond mother and doang and brothers. the deep
agony of DISTRESS which sraems their stricken
only be med Peace ashes noble aud beloved
Thy many untold virtues will long he cherished kind
rcmcrunce by all who knew lhee and by those Iaos who
knew thee best
dust to du-t! but the pure spirit shall flow
Back to the burning fountain whence il came,
A norton of The Eternal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

To Correspondents "Nestor shall have pines ,oon.
We desire to have interview with the nuflor Of Justice
before the publication OF his oclo.ho "..rnc Of letter
from Bedford is rather Of date In r,rpect. be IN.
ieresng The proceedings tc dth Of July Liberty we're
mol received until our columns for to-day engaged they
shall appear IN next1he letter om Amos Kendall 10
postmaster IN Vrgnin, sent to us by friend has already
appeared in columns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

w In The debate the Mileage Bill in lhs Senate few
days Mr. Clay of Ky exposed the abuses Win
h"'s sprung up among the member. Of Congress som. Of
whom charge two three mes Ito mileage 10 which hey
ae Jnsoy entitled mud large sums for stationery which they
carry hoae We hope all these abuses
1t is one Of The evils Of political excements like TINT which
exists that these gross ounges s from, nub
lac observation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

VI There was great Harrison meeting in Monumen,
Square, baltimore, the 10Th instant Among the spenk ers
WAS Col stnpp from the West who tud served in the North.
western campaigns under Gen Harrison lie ,udicsd his
old commander IN the most manner md
was only those Tho in hnc ho had them
selves srnnk from dnnger, no dared illuminate him Mai
james Garland of Va also addressed The meeting h thrilling
effect for nearly Two hours aud ehseied ioug the
assembled thousands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

W resolution agreed n tho Senate { n The la,h
instant without dissent inslrpctng the COMMITTEE for m,
District OF Columba inquire into the c.pedienry of ,e,ro
eedlng all those PORTIONS Of The District Columbia NOT ,n
The limits of the city o Washington the respective. States 10
which they formerly belonged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

LOUISIANA ELECTION.
We have only the returns from New Orleans Al
The close Of the second day the election holds three
daysl The number of votes then. though they had
moi bees counted CT course. are estimated thus !.
Wig io47. Loco Foeo COB Wing majority 635.--
In the parish Of jefferson, Wing majority iran IS
10 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

w writer in the Lexington tvn) Gazette nominate,
Alexander H. u stuor Esq, Of Augusta lilo Wing enn-
d'dn'e Tor Congress in ,e Boeiour district now
by Mr. Cfrg tAdml Tits an excellent nom.Lu,iou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

TocAcco.--Tbe monopoly Of Tobacco in Mexico,
which formerly yielded TO the government reyeuus
OF $4,000 900, now pays less than hall million. aud
pext wear il IS supposed the culture aud trade IN that
article will be free TO all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

The Cincinnati Re publican has an article discus
sin the feasibility oi erecting bridge across tie
N bio At tina, place. According to Mr.. Elld's plan
a suspension bridge may be constructed 70, $780,.
600.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
We w. OWE rs.

NJ T. haveIust received i very handsome assert
w ment III PLAN STRAW aud florence praId Bon
nets; also "ne case Of Hoods OF Nuu's Bonneis Of
The laes, French pattern, and superior quality; to-
Pether with handsome assert. en- OF AiIiicIal
Flowers aud Spiggs, all OF which will be sold very
low. BURTON q ROBES
June 90 tsIf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

O. One Of the Electors on he Addition Ticket
in Massachusetts is James 7. Woodbury., brother
Of Mr. Van Bureu's Secretary of the Treasury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

w Senator Clay of Kentucky hss left Washington on hi.
return home, by way Of The Virginia Springs Mcsss Law.
renee mud Reed Of Masrnous MI Peck OF N and Sir.
sherrod Williams Of KY all the White Sulphur in
delicate health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

o. According TO the recent census The popula-
ton Of Norfolk borough amounts 10 IL, 5s3-1n 1880
il was 9,sl4-Increase 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
GEO. BAe:lsY Il Co.,
VsHOLES.ILE TRET.lEE

(srOcers and Commission Merchants,
TIAyE lust received large addition 10 then
III former Stock Of Groceries, Dome sites
md Cotton Yarns, winch makes iher assort.
men, large and general aud such offers great in
dureue,is TO pun chaseis for cash or ia barrier
81 hhds. Poro Rico Sugar,
10 do N. o. do
hhds fine Santa Cruz C. B K brand,
n, Extra - +. ID. &.
80 bags prime Laguira Coffee,
IS >. strong scented do,
fine Old Java,
$50 sacks Salt in fine order,
40 Lbls. N. c. Clip, Ilerings,
10 hall barrels family do.
SO kegs Cur Nails,
20 boxes Lees and other Soaps
$50 gallons pure Cider Vinegar
10 bills. N G. Tar,
IS boxes Patent Talow Candies.
l HID. Syrup, finely favored,
80 boxes Tin Plate l.3x
Is do exl0 and l0xl2 Glass,
fine Black Tea,
II NJ. Spanish Segars. some very fne
Is bills No. 8 Macharel,
10 boxes Sperm Candies,
10 nests Iron Bound Tubs,
1000 ID. Green Coperas,
Pepper, Tomatoe Catsnp, Pepper Sauce, Fine
Ruled Cap and Letter Paper, Painted Buckets
Raw Cotton. Wool and Wool Rolls. Indigo, Mad
der. Half Bushel Measures, Horse Buckets, &c
&C.,
Also, ON CONSIGNMENT,
20,O00 lbs. Cunningham and Anderson's Cotton
Yarns. al Lynchburg Factory pti,es.
III bale, 3D. heavy Shi,ngs Richmond Man
- ui.c,uring Co,
10 No. Cotton ozuaburss,
10 "
July 10 3w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

~ There is to be old South side nrbar ue
nj Boydion Mcckenburg county, tho 3si n. Nr Riy-s
and several dsng members Of Consrs. nts expected
10 be present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

tnuiA--At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
or superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
NNelsoh, on the first Monday IN July, 1910:
y Diahe Plaintiff
p,.. - against
u mp II; Ryan and Nancy T. his wife, formerly Nancy p
Ija oo H. fiIil Elizabeth J. Hill. Peter J. Hill Maria l.
i'll ara an u Hi Mary A. Hill, Harriet p Hill William
viii. , Elizabeth Is. Ryan, ilium Bib aud Mary T. his
' 'o'mef'y Mary L. HILL and Elizabeth b. GARRISON,
Defendants
r,r Ia CHANCERY.
her endant Elizabeth b. Clarkson not having entered
una gwen security according to the net OF
,n,isy ana The rules OF this Court and il appea,ng Inv
not nm s c'uehce 10 the Court that the sud Defendant
Phna 40 OF Tins commonwealth; on the loion of the
do ., nef counsel is ordered thai the said Def runt
next and re on or before the first day September Term
this or answer the bill OF tn Plaintiff and tint a copy of
nessns NC forthwith inserted in the ynchburg yrsiu,n
months ST. published IN The of Lynchburg for Nv
from, doo ~ and snoher copy thereof posted at the
Copy--Tcstc, ''''' ua'
July2O. RO. c. CUTLER Clerk.
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

A REWARD will be paid Gnr The apurehen-
n sion and delivery. or securing in nj so thai |
get him. my negro man, ISAAC. who lett on the 4lb
inst. He is Of middle size, or rather less common
color, has sn all the upper part Of his
nose, is a lIue bow-eesed, his colhlng not ,ecol.
lrc'ed, and IS about 40 Years Old. lie may attempt
to get a pass, or 10 to sumo distant place.
HOW Ell DAVIES.
July 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

txw MsKERs-LAw BREAkrns.-Dr, Dun can
49, been indicted for passing small notes IN W ash
so,,en in violation Of the statute IN such mazda
ssd provided.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

W Read Mr. TJlers beautiful speech Ut Williamsburg on
the ltli OF July.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
HOyNEIS,

BONNETS,
oo received Que case splendid Florence Braid.
plaza straw. ~ other Bourts If enu,i(ul sban.'
MARTIN, HUNT, u, WARD.
JAY 90
EDoKT WINE. OF splendid qualll, ii wears in
store iaf sale at Howell DAVIES.
July. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
SHOES! SEsOEi&!,

lust received aud for sale at VIEW low prices u
~ fresh supply ol French aud English Nd Slip
pets 10 which nvile the particular attention vi
thu Ladies. BURTON & ROBES
Jun IS ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

VVNHE nex Session Of The Subscribers School,
Il will Commence Monday the 2o,h OF Jn8y.
w. 5. REID. Jr.
July Is 3uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
JnlY 20
vALGA BILE TOWN PROPERTY:
Al Auction.


Will. SELL, on Tuesday The I4ih inst. al
auction, the House aud Lot. situated on the
hH, III very agreeable, mel g hbot hood, formerly
occupied by Ar. George Percival, aud nov 10 tho
occupancy Of Mr.. Anderson Giunaway Containing
iull Lot, having on it coayenieni and com.
lort'ble Dwelling House. with every necessary Our
iionse, to make II desirable. A We'll Of excel
en' water, and Carpenters Shop 40 by "a feet.
aims accommodating. and made known IN the dav
OF sale CHARLES PHELPS A,.,
he above sale Is uua,oidabIy postponed ill
thursday, the 23d INST. G.. PHELPS.
Juiy 10 1881
INtE SUBSCRIBERS WILL. offer Tor sale an
Saturday next at pubic auction, in this PLACE.
for cash.
10 Wheel Barrnws
] Two hose ag4on AID Geer
/ four" do do
Bellows and Blacksmiih's tools complete, Picks.
Shovels. Crowbars aud Drills, b eld ~, 4 or good
WORK and riding Horses, Cooking Utensils, &c. &c,
Sale 10 be conducted by Payne a. Turner.
CHARLES HAlNES a. Co.
July 90 o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

VinuiMA-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir
superior Count of Inv and Chancey for The cnnn,v
OF Nelson, ON the first Monday in July 1910: ' ~ u"'S
mayo Iabel' " ills II. " ills and Robert II Andsr.on
late merchants and partners, trading under the al vie I
~ ''1 Hi"ueiso", plaintiffs,
- against
u winston Purys aud Daniel e. pury> aduin.,y,,o,. r
william furvis, dec d. and William r. Puryis "
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
ne defendant William L. Purvis, having entered his
ana given security, according the Of Assem-
nr u tne rules Of THIS Court aud appearing satsuc
'uehce mat he is not inhabitun this common
ori on the motion OF the Plaintiffs, by their counsel il ia
th ,hat me said Defendant do appear here or before
,h DAY OF September Term next and answer the bill of
,s hui7; and That cop, Of this order be fortw h in
,S ~ the Lynchhug Vire MIN, Supper published in
1o"h OF Lynchbug, for months successively ard
eoPy mefeoi posted al the front door Of the court
''e Vi llis county court day.
ACopy-Teste,
July 90. NV " IEn' "e Jerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
WOOL AND ROLLS.

y 0nA LBS. nice washed Wool
o,OOO 1,000 lbs. Rolls Tor sale low Tor cash
BRYANT Il YOUNG.
July Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

vihGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
Gun superior Court of Law and Chancey for the county
OIL Nelson on the first Monday in July 1910:
John Melton and Spotswood Garland executors of John
0lelion, Sr,, ed. PIsintas
against
Albert w Harris md Cough A. Harris executors of es
w. Harris decd John Whitehead James lyon Gut,idpe
Lyon J and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy rsb, Fran
css Ly and Hiram Lyon, Wnry Lyon and Dolly von
infants under the age Of wears Elm. Hnpi.,t
Dolly Coleman, William Ly Won and William Wright
Defendants.
In CHANCERY
me Defendants William Lyon and William WRIGHT no,
entered leir appearance and given security nccord
Jug 10 he act OF Assembly and the rules this Cor and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence the Court TINT they a,e
~ hhaoahs OF TINS commonw enh, the nj Tho
hnui ny their counsel it is ordered TINT the
40 appear here on or before The first day September Term
ext aud the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that onv nf
s ORDER he forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Vircnian
newspaper punished in the town of Lynchburg for Two
months successfully and another copy eo pos,ed ar The
front door oil the courthouse OF this county court day
ACopy-Teste, wy
July co. ''' o,e a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

RRANDY-FKUITS, Preserves. pickles. az
- sorted. Catsups, Jeliies, Jams, CORDIAL, FRUITS
confectionery, Dawes, Capars, Sa,dines and An
chnVies. Tor sale al Howell DAVIES.
July 25 ,,,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

RONNETs! BONNETs !BONNETS !s
J. PURVlS Il DUEFLL are nov Ircelyins
- Fiorence Bead, Eugsh and American Ssrss.
French Chip. and all other kinds Bounets al abuut
ALI piice. Also Hoods OF Nuns Bonueis II ar
styles. some as low as 25cs ach.--Also krsjfci.f
Flowers, Band Boxes. BINS, Grapes. &c &c.
July ~ va
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17
| NUMBER 81.

exceeding great regard for "ihe scrupIes
of the pious in regard TO the purchase with
the pebble money Of instruments for amuse.
meu:; an example Of wastelulness and ex.
tavagaace which lie appears 10 have ap.
ircheuded "nust have powerful and ex.
ansive influence upon The morals Of the
youM Of 0fr country"
II turned out, indeed, in the end, that Mr.,
Adams had really paid for the billiard ia.
Le, &c. out OF bis own pocket. But no
matter the Jacasoa patty IN Congress ecu.
linued 10 denouHce the purchase OF the bill.
rard table, 5aHS, cues, and chessmea.---
phese were the articles Of palace furniture
bpon which IRE Jacksoa mn arraigned tie
Of Mr.. Adams before tho
country. These articles Of extravaganza
amounted to $50 so. We we're afraid TO
pay for billiard table fer the President 10
spend his pyecioIs time al, because he had
80 many important duties TO perform. The
arguments used at that umc will tiugle 10
the ears Of the cid Jackson men when they
aha. discover what is the fact, that two
hundred dollars have been paid for boot
money on tie exchange Of MAuo0ANg
piano forte Coz one constructed Of ROSEWOOD,
aud that tie very rcformers who made SUCH
~ everlasting Gin about the price of bill.
hard table, have expended more than sev.
nHiy THOUSAND dollars Of the peoples cash
tor nine feet mirrors, gold knives, forks,
spoons, rays, stars &c, not emitting, bow.
ever the bills for nElIHING MIR. Van bu.
rcn's DISH EAcs aud srRAISER CLOTHS, and
for GRINDING his servants knives.