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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

Taiuabie LaHd near amherst Court House.
9UKSUANf TO the provisions Of a decree OF The
Il Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chance
", f. Amherst county, pronounced al the Seplem-
bel term. 1885, in The case of" Garland rs Pow
el."--the undersigned, Apo inted commissioned
Tor The purpose, will proceed 10 sell by way Of pub
nc auction, Te premises, To the highest bidder,
for ready money, on Monday the 17th of August
next, The lollo~ingtacls of land. 10 wiz racl Of
35I acres, aud am, Tier OF 240 acres described
deed OF ndenlure, made on The ~ day OF June
1927, between James Powell If HE first part, Thorn
an X. Brown OF he second pirt aud Archibald
Robertson. John Pean'and others of the ihIrd part
except rs 10 acres. part Of The tract OF 354 acres
purchased by Mrs Mildred Rose. These lands lie
IN the immediate vicinity OF Amherst Coun House.
and are deemed valuable. The SALE being made
under deere o; court. will be ioioat reserve. The
title IS believed to be unqueslonable, but the under
signed III convey only such lille IS vested in him
BY the decree aforesaid.
THOMAS N. EUBANK, Con'r
July - ,17A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
o.s.E TEc.rCY or E.ga'D.

both aides OF Otrr Greet, containil q -FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES nore or less, adjoining lie
linds OF Lathln Byafs and others three other ad-
joining Tracts, Blng on both side, Of the Enchanted
Creek and containing iOgethef eight hundred acres
more or le $, dIonlng the lands OF Moses Martin.
decd aud others; also thtee other Tfacls. all ad-
joining, containing seven hundred aud thihy Que
acres. more less ing IN The hiks Of PedIar ryer
and lIotsey's creek, adjoining Pedlai Mills, &c;
also, otner Tract Of Land, Containing three hun
dred acres, more or less alsJ, other tact Of
land. continuing three hundred actes,nore ~ less on
both sides OF Ptdar river, adjoining the lands OF John
DAVIS aud others; also one Lot, OF about an acre,
with the Brick Store house thrfeon, at edla Malls
also HE following VALUABLE SLAVES 4;
Othetlo, man, and Frankly his VIE. and lhtr son
John, aged ahout II yeats. Nancy lhelr daughter,
aged about Ia Yeas, with their increase since the
l7lh OF December 1886, lfauy. Forineenency of
he weahef,0 any Olht causc,li Tho sale ole above
named property should not he completed the day
named, IL viii be continued ifom day TO day until
finished.
The THO to The afbtsnamed properly is believed
10 be go0d bu acting rs trustee, Will convey such
tile only as IS ~ me vested by the deed Aforesaid,
SAM MD. REID, Trustee,
by Jacob NJ. Ruff.
July 10 i20A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

u" Are the people prepared for DIRECT
TAX IT begins TO be whispered that the next
great measure in contemplation, by some Of the
leaders Of the dominant patty is the substitution of
Direct Tax for the system of duties on imposts.-
Mr.. RheH OF $ {. IS said have tai en- the ground
boldly IN his speech in favor of the Sub Treasury
Blll-and Mr. Plekens his colleague, announced,
after The passage Of that bill, that only one oil
series oI great measures an contemplation. We
VAN the people OF the danger ahead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

NO YECE.

~ HE public are hereby notified that Sas L.
n Fawter. q Bent Creek, IS appointed a reccivet,
by the Superior Court OF Nelson, 10 receive all es-
Inmates and monies for work done iof the james
River & kanawha company by Bibb, Thurmond
Il Robiaeil, and authorized TO pay all just and pro-
per demands against theng And II Is expected
that those who have claims will present them TO him
before he reports a settlement Of their accounts, or
tins notice wlll be plead in bar 10 any Clam aiter
that time. We also inform the pablo that we shall
not hold ourselves responsible for any contract Or
assignment by J. c. Robiaet.
HENRY BlBB.
WILLIAM NJ. THURMOND.
July 10 va"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
y,;fGAsl'V u0asEk lost.

n OSI on Saturday tie llh al July, IA Lynch
burg, NJ IN my wy home small Morocco
Pocket Book, contal9luR S50 IN notrs ot various 81.
zcs: Certificate II nepnsile cor Sl6no, nom the
LyrehburC Cljzrns' Savings Bmk; aud receipt
fot about 100 bushels 81 wheat delivered last ysaf
II Bhck water Mills toEethrf with Other papers.
which will be Of no use IL ANY Other pffsnn than my
Sc land which ~ unnecessary mnneiy to describe.
\ hhrtal reward will he gwen the hadef, ON It's
return Ia tue SUBSCRIBER.
RICHARD Chiffon.
July - 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

e. The 'rippecanoe Club had fall meeting IN
Friday night. Much disappointment and regret we're
felt The non-appearance Of Mr.. Witcher, who was
expected but who was doubtless prevented from at
tending by unavoidable circumstances. The meeting
was addressed in a forcble manner by Messrs. IN l.
Bouldin, Maurice II. Garland, and John Keen o.
Piusylvania. See official proceedings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
LYNCHBURG TIpPECANoE CLUB.

L1 NNIiDUhU ] IFIEOA4NVE NbUI'
AT meeting OF the Lynchburg Tippecanoe Club.
held Friday evening the 10Th July 1910, IA very
full meeung being in altendance,) Col. Maurice
Lanphorpe, the President took tue char and called
il order.
On motion T. r. Bouldin, Esq. Resolved, That
this Club do reimburse TO Mr.. John r. MeD1nleI
the bill paid by HIM for sundry Documents purcha-
sed by hun on his own account, for distribution a
mong the people, to place the claims OF Gen Hatl-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

O. Mr.. Hiram Haines, formerly editor Of the
Petersburg Constellation, warm and able Admin
sVaiion paper, says in late number Of The Peters
burg Star, neutral Journal which he pow conducts
1--WE cannot permit the opportunity to pass, OF can
ddy expressing the belief which we have long en-
tertaued, that no man 10 the United States, public
or private, is farther removed from Abooulsm
in the lauaiica sense Of the term, than is William
II. Harrison"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

He1 ylrue of . deed Of tfnsl executed To The sub
y serber by Riehaid s. Ellis, bearing dare the
II h day Of December. 1885, aud recorded IA the
Office Of lhe county court Of Amherst, | vii pm
coed, IN Thursday the 20rh day Of August, al Ped
In Mills, IA dice unity OF Amherst TO sell nj pub
c auction, Tor cash, lie hereinafter described proper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
toMMuNIo ArEp,
More Gght Jor NE eilseas Of Bedford.

NoTe HgN I7r Ne tIlI'ens y Eed70Ta.
heSsfs. Ed'ipfs.- \ on are requested In announce,
lhM Daniel llcge of Montgomery. George w
Wilson et Boteioolt, and probably Johu Lclchrt
al kookbndge, will address the citjzcns of Bedford
County on the Saturday before July count Mt Mt
Samuel Williams aud Nh. John Letchrr, vii ad-
dress the citizens OF Bedford. al L,hctS. iheu July
CONT The cilz"ns OF BedlOtd are earnestly lie.
quesird IL tufn out
July 8. ls10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

A sign IN the ertreme .S3utt.- We have seen let.
tet from commission house in New Oreans To its
correspondent in this place, which says: I'VE have
used our best efforts TO get YOU few thousand an Tho
Presidential election * on two occasions n ade b,,s i
$1,000 each,the money be put Up NJ O'Clock me- \,
morning III both ct which cases the parties backed
out We have now We up all hope, and do moi
believe that bel OF 500 could be made in The c1y
1t is cons dered open and shut, and Two TO obe are
freely offered, and no takers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
Total


A Consoiato,y ReminiSeence Gen. Dun Green.
in his lob chapter Of the Kendall history, quotes
from the Kentucky Argus of September 20, 1921
then edited by Kendall, violent assault upon Gen.
Jackson, for hs proceedings IN Florida. Amos said
that the course pursued towards the Spanish Co
vernon was "a sIrfch Of authority not certainly IN
common ieiA Gems JdekSoa but rs Inconsistent with
the principles ot airee government as the absolute
DEGREES Of Turkish despollsm." Kendall was then
warm friend OF his beue(actor, Henry Clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

" The last Kentucky papers have a n admirable
letter from Gov. Wekline, IN reference TO the re.
cent rumor of his deset,on ef the Wing ranks
w e shall publish ii in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

Later from Eaeiaad-l'he packet ship Sheffield
brings Liverpool papcrs the 9th ofJune.-The
tone Of the cotton market is frmei. though Prices re-
main without ehange.-Thc rnmored death of the
King of Prussia is conuadlcted.-rhe civil war in
Spain supposed be 9ra"lng toa close, the Queens
forces having gained several decisive lrumphs
Some excitement prevailed IN Paris account Of
he failure Of the Algiers expedition, and the vote of
the Chambers on the removal oil the remains OF Napo
leon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
Sxxn WORM EGGS.
.Tr,u.ERsTEsE.yvE.y'5'.

D ~
4 Ii persons having claiuisaehinsi ne hnucr-
n. signed proprietor oi the Union Hotel, are
feanesicd 10 presen, Them Cor pr, nient, and all hoss
ndohted Anihory w. Crensha~ agea., VII
pleasc make payment 10 The SUBSCRIBER n'pnr.
pe,snns ,ndrbed TO Anthody W. Cfenshaw, pre-
gious.io ihr ill day OF January last, me no fled
hat all bonds notes. and buck debts due 20 ihe said
An,hony w. Cfrnshaw have been transferred t,,r
his benef, by deed duly recorded in. the Clerk'a
ONCE of Ire Hastings Conn Of the eopor,il,n Of
Lynchhore, tha payment 10 the subscriber or his
author d anrnl vii alone be recognized, and that
theareney Of The aid Anihony w. Crensaw Is
hereby revoked. ALLEN J, CRENSuAW.
July - 3f
4 rules taken ia The Clerks feo Of the circuit superior
"A ol law nni ehaneery Of Prince Edward county
the Bth ,laN al July 1910
Na,ba1e Matthew'S aud Sophia W his wifc, rlai'da,
against
James Foster nnniatnor with tie will annexed Of Sos
ph Harrison, dred John Cluk heodorir ilHffison en
u. his wife, keiturU H. Abnet BennAh and Nan H. linr-
Isun Deendants-
The Defendants Ahncr Harrison DpburS o. Hnffisan
tam u Harrison aud Theodoirk infreon not having
entered elf appearance and given sectp according 10 M
OF the benef Assembly aud the rules OF this t0ti, aud
happening hint they nluhhus OF this Saie, tho
o the flpin. v counsel, istniere NJ rulesin III.
Clerk O0sc norefuid, mud accordingly ordered lut this
said Defendants Ahpf, llnusnn Dabney o. Harrison, VII
liam III. Harrison Hnd Ihcnduiiek ofon do appear here
the first day u september and nas~er the Plain.
IN bill aud thai copy liis order he forthwith Inserted
public epupet printed Ia the town n iynclurg,
r Iva mouths aud also posted AT The mont door
OF the courthouse oftlna county.
Copy--Tesie,
July ~ WRIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

o. The Van Baren papers IN the South have
long been publishing The following paragraph, ever
dad anon renewing II, which they copy as from the
Emancipation:
" The rejection OF Henry Clay and he nomination
I" Of ". II. Hdrr,Son,by The Harrisburg Convention.
" under the circumstances OF the case, is one Of the
" Heaviest blows the r1onster slavery has expert
" enced for years"
The Baltimore American copies from the Eman.
cipator OF July 3D. paragraph in reference TO this
extract, in which that paper declares that the words
"dnd HE nomination Of ". IL HarriSoa," have been
forged, and never appeared in that paper. It SAYS
I'VE never alleged or thought the Harrisburg
nomination as an Abolition triumph, although we
believed The rejection of Henry Clay was one"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
July 10
TANNER WANTED.

FINIlE Subs, nhei of - Tor 1rnt Ina TAN YARD.
u situated IN the tounfS ul Amherst, lmmehl-
ptely on the bhuk ol the Canal aud ntat the Mills
---hud haed up wilh every Necessary requisite Tor
The business. None need apply unless well rec an.
n,erded u. STAPLES.
N. B.--fhere ia stock Of Leather now tanning.
July IL WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13


w IL any man confdes in the sincerity of tn e
oessed d sire Of the Administrat on to diporce the
government from the Banks let him read Speaker
iunter's address to his constituents-in which the
ultimate designs of Mr.. Van Buren, are clearly
pointed out So far from dirorce, he intends an
'hussolube union Of the Government with these en-.
gines oil what is called "assocated wealth. The d.
nasty q modern Statcs"-and he proposes to effect
IL by means OLA bankrupt law, applicable to cor
Pofa'ous and other bankers" which, as MIR. Hun
Ter shows, will place the State Banks forever at the
mercy oil the federal government-S hich will not only
'ehoef heir connection eternal, but change its char
ac,er HON that of independent parties rs heretofore
10 the relation Of master and slaCe-which will con
summae the great purposes Of Executive mbition
ny staobirg State lights, iu their lendefest point
through The very vltals Of the constitnlonl And
'et II ever be remembered, that. in the year 1927
hf. V an Buren,, then Senator from New York.
Vehemently den7unced this very measure, which he
~" as earnestly recommends, as a mons ruus az
e'esson upon State sovereign,y-a plain and palpa-
u'e V'''a0n OF the constitution. Ought such a
man TO be trusted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

W The amount of outstanding Treasury Notes
on .ns lst OF July issraied by Mr.. Woodbury. to be
So, l2s,7l7 SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
Also, ON CONSIGNMENT.

1000 lbs. Cunningham aud Audefsun's Cotton
Yarns. N IynchbHr. Factory p1tes.
~ baes 4-hca,, Sbtll0gs, Richmond Man
n4erTiIng Gu,
10 /" ID - =.
10 No. l Cotton Oznaburgs,
10 g" " :"
Jaly l3 3w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

u The New Y ork correspondent Of the Nation
al lniellgencer says-"1'he Locofocos had great
reJoicngs on the passage Of The Sub Treasury BILL
meeting was held at Tammany Hall on Friday
evening, congrauatory speeches made, aud reso-
luton for general illumination adopted" The
people rejoicing that the Erecutire has crammed
down their throals measure which they refused
voluntarily to swallow-rejocng, even while the
railing OF their letters should have told them that
Executive VIII is to he the law Of the land, our
"nole Representative machinery-our Popular E
'ections-the annual convention of COncress-the
'o'hs q ceremonies Of legisalion-are all empty
ahu nnmeaning farce: the symbols Of our ancient
franchises, wrenched from us by Executive usurpa
uon We should, indeed, be astoushed al this
were 'here not 50 many instances on record ofthe
madness Of party inloxicaon. Gloomy indeed
would be our feelings, when see the adoption of
measure, carried under such circumstances, and
by such means and appliances, hailed by any portion
oil the people with acclamalions Of joy, did we not
ieei an abiding confidence that there is redeemine
sp'r't abroad 10 the land which will expe from pow
er the men by whom it has been thus abused aud
once more vindcate the rights by restoring the SOW
ereignty of the people.
there's sweet Little cherub that sits up aloft,
"a'ch Ger the life of poor Jack"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
July -
GROCERIES, Ar Auction,


tsS PAYNE AND ktsgNEk.
WE WILL SELL, "a Thursday, the 10th
w inst. IN itnnt al olf store,
6 hhds. T. Il. Sugar,
20 bags Gufee,
Ii boxes Fbilnw Candies,
20 = Raisins
4 pipes French Brandy
and many other articles ia tho Ptocrfs line.
Z. x TURNER
July II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

/
u The ST. Louis Republican mentions fac,
oil late occurrence. which illustrates whal we ma,
anticipate when the ub-rreasury scheme gets
larry IN operation. The State Bank of Missouri
sent large amount of gold, in keg. to one of the
Ne" l ofk banks; bat between tie limo of It's be.
ing put IN the key aud It's reaching the Bank in New
\ ofk, $4,000 OF Whereabouts had been absfaeted-
nobody knows where, nor by whom We shall
have an abundance of such "mysterlous disappear.
anceS, when the transmission OF specie from one
section OF The Union to another becomes general
OFTs In an article on the Tariff, in last Mondays
paper We stated, on the authority OF the Richmond
Wing, that Gen. Waddy Thompson had said, at
the Clay Dinner at Tayotsye, that he had seen
the letter OF Mr.. Van Buren, to a fiend in the New
York Legislature in 1928, relative 10 the espedcn.
ey OF iRarHefing him TO vote for the Tariff. Gen.
Thompson III note to the Wing, SAYS he was mis-
aPprehendrd by the Editors. lie stated that he
had asce,taineJ the existence Of such letter, from
Mr.. Tamadge," who says he has IL in his posses.
sion. We hope Mr.. T. viii give il to the public.
,s
TEE CENSUS.-We have been politely furnish
ed, by L. Boiling. Esq. the Deputy Marshal, with
the following statement:
Population 81 the town $500
Population in 1890 a,626
Increase ESQ
ITO this" says Mr. Boiling, 'might be added
perhaps $50 or 900, for such could not be found
Obtained by the most diigenl search"
The amount Of capital invested by commission
and other merchants, dry goods groeenes, &e, in
1889, was Sl,5si, 036
Capital invested in the manalaclure Of
Tobacco IN 1889, 293, 800
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
GEO. HsAssEgK Al 90,
EE'EFDk ES.EkE. - EsEsY.EER

GEO. HsAGEsN Al 90.
EE'EzOL ES.FEE 'REY.EER
Groecrs and Commission Merchants,
AVE in4t received large addition 10 lheir
d u former Sta,k nl groceries. Dotncstics
nud Cotton Yarns, wheh makes then assnf-
mcnt large aud general aud such rs ofets R,ed m
duoemeets 10 pniehl'e,s Cor cash ia barter.
- hllds. Porto Rico Sugar.
10 do n. o. do
. hhds fine Saula Cruz G II X. band
" EAtfa " T.. u {. "
30 bags prime Lagna Cufler,
IS " slrong scented do,
5 " 6ne Old Java,
250 sacks Sal1 10 fac order,
~ bhls N, {. Chpl tlotrpes,
10 ball birrels family do.
80 kegs Gul Nnils,
~ boxes lees and other Soaps,
80 galons pure Ctdcl Vinegar
~ bbls. NJ &. Tar
25 boxes Patent faIlow Candies.
hid. syrup, finely favored,
30 baNes Tn Plate 3x
ID do $40 and l0At2 Glass,
,ase rxDn 6ue Black Tea,
II NJ, Spanish Seq us, very Goe
3 bll. No. Mothare
10 boxes Sptfm Candies,
10 nrsls Iron Bound Tubs,
600 Id. Green tuprtas
Pepper, 1omaloe Catsnp, Pepper Sauce. Fna
Ruled Cap and Lelter Paper Panied Buckets,
RaN Cotton, Wool ald Wool K ,tls iaIigo, Mad
der. Half Bushe Measures, Horse Buckets &c.
Nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
.sEEr. ~ 0.y.s.E rs

UNs PISTOLS, $ 7 DIR TtNi
VI POWDER, FLAsRE, Snor BELTS. md
y % u II =, wlilmany like articles Tor Virginia
field sporting aud also an assortment OF Pen aud
Pockl KNIVES, SCISSORS. RAzoRs, HosEs,
Snuff and Tobacco u . X T. 5 +. Ne. for sale at
Howell DAVIES
June 20 tsil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

O. The Richmond Enquirer recently publish
ed letter from Wheeling, stating that ''wel-
dressed negro" was in Wing procession which
passed through Wheeling from Ohio, and that a
"wagon-Ioad OF knotly headed negroes" attended a
Wing meeting at Wdlefown, in Ohio.-The
Wheeling Gazette declares that these asser-
lions are untrne.-Agaln: In the last Enquirer is
statement, made upon The authority Of The Louis
vile Advertiser, that there WAS large baud Of
groes, some Of them delegates Jrom Tennessee, in
attendance at the Wing celebration at I'ippecanoe,
"bearng appropriate Abolition devices The Adj
vertiser has, since tia publication, however, decai
ed that though il had been assured that this state
ment was true, ri is more Than probable that we
aCere deceired-lDe nolo think 10c Wcle." VIII the
Enquirer publish this retraction Nous rerroas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

u The last Concord (Massachusetts) Free
man. a GENERALIZATION paper devoted to the sup
port oil Mr.. Van Buren,, las an article, nearly two
columns in length, hom The MASS lchuseus Aboli-
uonsI, "'naklng an assault especially upon Gen. lar-
fisou. II is proper observe however,tha the Mas
saehusets Aboliuonisl,' does not support Van Bu-
rem, but goes for a separate nomination by he Abo-
lIlonlsts-thongh the article to winch We refer, as
might be supposed from its being COPIED into the
Concord freeman, which IS supporter OF Van
Buren,, is particularly calculated 10 delach from
Gen. Harrison the support OF any AboItlonsts who
might have been disposed to 90 for him. Yet we
are told that Gen. Ilfrson. if not himself an Abo
tonst, is the candidate Of the Abolionsts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

Job Printing done at this omec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

The cry is still hey come The s,apn,o, g..
'a'or publishes letter from John Riser. If p.oJ,a
'on county, who states that himself and sx MI
efs.'n-iaw, who voted for Van Buren, in Isqs -.
nov Harrison men. w
Nathaniel Royal Of Dorchester Nd. an,oo,co.
IN graphic leter, his secession from tina Van 10
rem ranks.
The Newark N. j. Advertiser contains c,,,
| senea by 10 persons, who were supporters OF Van
pufen 10 1886 who are now for Harrison.
Judge Walker Of Mississippi well known fs,ys IN.
Louisville Journa) as one of the most zealo6s aud
powerful friends ofthe Administration in tha, STATE
nas taken the stump Tor Old Tppecanoe. He de.
elafes that he will travel through every county, in
Mississippi 10 repair as lar as possible the mischief
he his done.
MI. Hay am@mber ofthe Pennsylvania Van Blu.
rem Central Committee, has Withdrawn his signature
rom the State dress. lie says OF this production;
we dislike lis spirit; and have no hesitation in saw
ms that some ois statements of facts are not sun
ported by evidence"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

W In the last Jackson (Mississppn Sun. we
observe call, for meeting at RAYMOND ..of all
those members of the Democratic parry who are un
able TO support the extreme measures of the present
Admnistraiion,-who disavow and repudlate and
disasow the doctrines of loco iocoism as part and
parcel of the true democratic faiih-who desire to
see professions and practice correspondence who
require purity and mptttality in The government"
One oil the most conspicuous of those who have A.
bandoned the Administration in Missssippi we learn.
Is Hiram q. Runuels Esq. late Governor of the
State, and citizen of extensive Influence.
W Among other converts from the Wing ranks
OF whom The people have been told is a Mr. James
Henderson Of South Bend Indiana, whose able lei.
ter, ienouncng all connection with tie Wings. has
elected numberless laudaloty paragraphs from the
Van Buren, presses into which il has been extensive
ly copied. But The South Bend Free Press declares
lhat no such man as James Henderson lives. or Ia.
ever lived in that place SO thar, il seems the let,
ter itseli must have been lorgety-Gf we NAV be
permitted, without offence to use SO hash tenn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

GESERAL ASSEMBLY on THE PREsByTERiA
CHvRcH This body. which is now sitting in PHI
ladephia, has been split up and divided principally
tue subject Of abolition, and they now hold Two
different sessions. There are some ether subjects
of difference between them, and the two sections
are known as the old school and the new school
one sits in the first and the other in the seventh
PRESBYTERIAN church. The account oftheir proceed
ings in the Philadelphia papers, is altogether blind
and unintelIieible. when the meeting is over, we
sb,I rive statement OF the transactions III at the
Philadephians can understand. .