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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

w I'll. be .ad At aoenoo, IN 'hs 10 h day OF
w July, l9lo. the efnnud aud HOUSE now oe-
cuped by j. { ShactIefod Saddler's Shop.
&c, containing % feet lron, and running back 1874
f. et.
Something over two thousand dollars will be re-
CURED III hand. and credit OF G, l2 aud 10 months
gwen on the balance.
The sale will be made under o Deed Of Trust cx-
ecute,l 10 mo by Peter Dudley the oh day of Sep
lcmbef, 1904. aud viii convey tho tile vested in
me by the same. WM. DAVIS, Jr. Trustee.
May % WILDLY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

HON. EDWARD TURNER.--Thisg gentleman,
the unsuccessful candidate Of The Wings OF Mssis
sippi. nj The last Gubetnatoria election has been G.
ccted Judge OF The High Court oi Errors aud APP.
peuls OF that State, over his opponent the Hon. G
Pinckney Smith. Mr. Smith Is sub-treasuty 10.
coloco, aud was one OF the unsuccessful cand dates
for the L. 5. Senate at the election OF the Hon
John Henderson,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Correspondence Of The Journal Of Commerce.

WAsntNGroN, May 10.
has been run ored here as well as elsewhere
that the British Government has offered us 4 com
protnlse OF the Boundary Question j. e. 10 take the
night Of way aud pay Maine FOR H. thereby conCcdne
cur rights and leaving no ground for controversy on
the point OF honor. The report. coming as it did
from newspapers on the Ministerial side in England.
vas believed here; but it is known now that 10 such
,propostion, and in fact 10 proposition al all has
rtt reached our Government. 1t is possible, and
mink probable, that Mr.. Fox has received IN
suctIons to offer such compromise, but he has,
,syet, been silent about II.
1t turns out tina, the exploring Commissioners.
Col. Nudge and Mr. Feaherstouhaugh have made
report rather favorable han otherwise TO the British
peensions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

On Sunday evening the 1oth ms ant fire was
communicated, it is supposed BY lGcendlary, TO
a quantity OF prepared ammunition, consisting OF
about 90 eco caitrdses in GU, building OF the L.
$. Arsenal about two mile, below ST. Louis, Mo. and
an explosion took place by whl.h the building aud
all its contents were destroyed. The los IS estima-
ted at about 10000. No lives were destroyed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
s,fslptjAses

Died snddcoly. an the lilh inst. Ms Eia2hnrru
CockE, eonsofr OF William Cooke, Esq. OF Camp.
bell county, m lie 43d year of her agr, lowing an
aGectIunale husband aud thirteen children, besGss \
numerous cilcle oil attached relatives, connections,
nj friends. to montn her unlocked Tor death. In
a, he felatiuLs of lc--as wife, mother, u leln.
ant acgtbor. friend ard n mistress, Mrs. Cueke
~ duties tha dcgo.yl dupun her with scru-
'p','''" - ~ 'y-and her loss VII senslbly be felt by
'f -, the pleasure Of / acqnantance.
- r,, d. either, TO "chotse lint good
Inch shall ,'ot be token Rom - She
! = nio,,s m, nber Of the Meth, list h.
rh,,,L, = ten or twelve Us Hpn wang" vi
INV If be, qyolession. lier weeping hnsb'nd'
children and ,ela. rs may denye great eonso''t'nn
6om the confident p, 'uas'on ~ nef ngpy no"
'slccps IN hope" aud tbs, VIZ ' " No
first trsutlectlon when Chris spai' ''"'' ~ manu-
his jewels up.
- the 9Th inst. al Loretto. '''sy '''"''
hrt i short illness, the Rev. DEMETRi, #Nu"Ve
TIM GALIrziN, who Tor AZ years exercised r'S''ie
functions IN Cambria county. The deceased "
hptn ~ 1870 at Munster in Germany. Ills father,
Ptluce de Galrzin ranked among tie highest nobi-
lhy Ia Rnssiu. lis mother the daughter OF
Fled Marshal General de Sehmctan, celebrated
officer under Frederick the Great. The Rev. Pre-
late voluntarily ,enouneed his high rank e'nlgrated
10 tli, county, aud for nearly hafa century was an
useful country pastor obscure part O Pennsyl-
yaud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

~ The question is repeatedly asked, "ish pos
sibe that Capt. Capt, David Dyer, genuine State
Rights Democratic Republican, who has Away been
50 clamorous for the Right of Instruction, Intends to
bold on to his scat. with the unequlsoea evidence,
furnished Tor two years that he misrerfcsents an o.
serwlelmlng majority of his constituents !" Wrare
not prepared 10 say We hardly suppose it posi-.
bic, however The Captain IS too good Democrat
for that.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

CONGRESS The Bankrupt Law is still IN
der discussion in the Senate, and the Sub Treasury
Bill IN the House of Representatives. II the latter
passes. the lorner will he very necessary accom-
panme nt-io, there will be bankrums enough
The other proceedings Of Congress possess no gene
raj interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

MISSISSIPPI STATE CREDIT is in worse rennte
than that of any other in the Union nor IL it likely
to be much better until Congress shall pass nation
al bankrupt law, which they can take advantage of
The Nafchcz Free Trader states that there is not
dollar OF par funds in the State treasury. Even
the State printer, we learn has refused To publish an
official document unless good money could be had
IN payment, aud the description Of that paid for tax
es, aud 10" IN tie Treasury, Is such as TO compel
sacrifice OF 80 per cent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
For sale or Rent,

YEIHE HOUSE and lot Immediately on the Basin,
L at present occupied BY myself. The premises
have all the necessary conyenlences Tor ianly-
vth the addition of a good store room in which a
very profitable business has been done for several
wears past The location OF the Lot renders II the
most vainable OF Any on the b 'sin.--For terms,
&c. apply to Col. Joshua r. Holmes. ....;....
RuODA SCRUGas
MnY % - i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

The YeLterof The Manhattan Ba8h.-The ~ Y.
Express states thai Colin q. Newcombe lale teller
Of the Manhattan Bank. who lefl this institution one
day rather suddenly and who had not since 6een seen
there, who was charged with beng a delaal4er to the
mount oi upwards OF S50000-and against whom
an Indictment fol emb, zzlemeut was fould ly tic
Grand july al the March tenn aud bench warrant
issued for his affesl--on Tuesday proceeded to the
Police Office with two gentlemen his suretics.
and voluntarily snrreGdenog hin self gave bail in
$4,000 and WIS discharged. The amount Of bail
bad been previously fixed by the Recorder, who had
examined The two sureiies touching theif ability 10
become bail, AID beng fully satisfied, addressed a
note 10 the police mnGistfaie the subject. The
Express adds that Mr.. Newcombe has been residing
very privately OF course) in the ncghbethood Il
Philadelphia and WIS often in thai ciy with his ap.
parance so much changed LAT very few would be
able to recognize if they saw him. lie wenr from
thente IN the cars. and has been residing IN Frank
in street, New ! oik, since his arrival there S me
Of The officers of tie bank were informed of his
whereabouts neai Phladelp Ina but refusing to give
any reward to the gentleman vi o gave ihem The in
omallon lie declined going on II arrest hun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

- An Indiana Loco Foco pnp,rnow 'eiore has long
string OF objections 10 the Wing party, which ia This
that Mr. Clay and the Wings opposed the Cumhc rand oud
aud it earnestly appeals to The "Dcmocmcy" re-orci Won
Buren, because "Mr kuuBuren fcut communication to
Congress nom the Secretary ofWur recommending ep-
preparation 100000 TO thnt ltond this yonr in the hcc OF
bankrupt treasury We are told llni "Dcmoefary" is
The thing in all laiuucs Yotir asserted in Indiana
TINT ooppose nernal improvements by the eoncm eoycr-
is charlottesville in virginia. all declared 70 be
acrahsts who -ustan That policy In neeornuea viii his
doable-ueed system Of elccuuaerus, Van Bmcn s-la
ed in Indiana the friend OF the informal improvement sys-
tenn, while he supported in virginia ihe enemy Of ho
system. Now, ask the people Of Virginia thcY c5
upon this Political sngr, ho blows hot and cold with I'll,
| same breath
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
Bg ord ,Oith The ddrice and consent Of he Senate.
CaI..' ahn B. Nicholson to be a member of The
BoafdX ~ Commissioners, from the 18th MAY.
I.l9<ton~
ohm ]. Young, TO be a Commander in the Navy
from the 9th April, 1910.
Henry French, TO be Lieutenant in the Navy
from the 18th of April. 1e40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

WILLIAM Nj. PRcE William NJ,
Price, late T. :. District Attorney, who h1s recent
" returned to this county from France, WIS ycstor-
day arrested at the suit olhe United States, by the
district marshal. Aitcl some hoals' detention he was
lberael on bail to the amount q ss2 100. which he
readily procured. \. \. Couricr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

GROCERY ANn COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

fE He subscribers have associated themselves
h together under the firm Of
EsENNECEz 81 LINDSAY,
for the purpose Of conducting Grocery aud Com
mission business. They have taken the large brick
house on main street, opposite the Post Office
where they will keep constantly hand general
assortment Of GROCERIES. They viii also oc-
Guy tie large and commodinus Stone Lumber
house situated at the River aud which is accessible
both to the River and 10 the Caual, 50 that they
can save THEN customers the heavy expense oI
draya.e. Thus situated aud prepared the under
signed offer their services 10 the public Commission
and Forlodrajng Merchaats in which capacity they
viii receive and forward Goods and Produce Of all
kinds-or dispose Of them to the best advantage.
Liberal advances will be made on conslgnments'
SAM'L. F. RENNlGk,
ANDREW LINDSAY.
a. The Valley Star will publish SIX weeks and
forward account to this Office.
April % wo" II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
May %,
A'eP PHgtE.

q SPECIAL meeting Of the Stockholders in tho
~ "Lynchbprg ard Richmond Transportation
Line residing in tynehburg, vii be held At the
Polite Office NJ O'Clock this afternoon. Every
srockholder IS requested to attend, business of
The highest importance Will be laid before the meet
ing join u MEhh, flesiueni.
Nav % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Benjamin VESTS picture # The Aaamcialioa,
painted (or the Church oil ST. Maycbon London,
was sold on the % II ol April by order Of the veslty
at auction. Cor two guinea> | was painted IN 1887
and the artist VS. 2aid for it cs00.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

C. II, rs the Indiana Loco Focns contend, Mr..
Van Buren is 10 be regarded as The friend Of the
Cumberland Road, because he "scnl to Congress
communication from the Secretary Of Vat" re-
commenting appropriation for bal road. we ak
il Van is also, by patty Of reasoning in favor Of
Poinseu's Military sCbGme, since lie also sent 10
Congress a Report Of the Secretary War IN
which this scheme was urged upon that bod, 7
Nay, the case is stronger in reference 10 tie
Standing Army Than 10 the Cun bcIaud Road
Tor the President added his own fecommeu-
dalron 10 the former. but did not 10 the lat
ter! How convenient II Is to have Secretaries,
whose Reports may thus be claimed IN favor OF the
President where they chance to he popular, and at
trbuted TO themselves alone where they happen 10
be odous 1t is evident thatthe celebra ed Jackso-
Man doctrine ofthc unity of the Executive" grotc-
ing om of the responsibility If the PresidentJor he
acts ofhiS cGccrs, is about to be exploded because
If it IS not, it IS apparent that it viii explode tire
President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
FAMILY GROCERIES.

FE1llE subscr bers have received their Spring sup
z ply of Family Gfocet1es CONSISTING IN n. I
IF the following articles:
% hhds snnerior 81. C,oix p. Rieo ND
Orleans Su,,r
Is baqs Old Jaw, Iaoniyo Rio and N,id Ar
nfan Coffee,
i boxes Refined and Family Toar S,oa,
5 barrels sunerlor Ground Jo
Alids s. House. w. l. and New OIean.
Molasses
20 blrfels Old MonoprabeIa and Rye Wb,s.
kew
10 Wysrt's old Rrrfi6ed XVbiskev
, pipes French Brandy,
pure Cognac Brandy, j. J. Dumy
Otard &c,
Safzamc
Champagne
5 bis Old Peach Brandy
pune Old Apple do
barrel Old lsh Whskey,
ibid Cherry Bo4nce
. hhds Old Jamaica Rum
West iudia do
" n. Orleaas and n. f. do
Pipe pure Old Madeira Vine extra fine
3 half pipes do do
" l.. p. do
. pipes Pale Sherry do
81. Lucar do
barrel, Lisbon do
" Canary do
" Teragona do
Old Port do
10 cases Claret do
10 " Muscat do
80 hampers Champagne do, different brands
% terces London Porter, pints and quarts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

p;i RICHARD BlnpLE, member of Congress from
n'soo'g' Penn. has addressed letter 10 his con-
s'uents apprsing them ofhls intention lsn his
n az The end of the present session account of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

ven. Sam Houston. Ex-Preslient of Texas. is on
s way to Alabama, Says The Pieayune, Tor the puf
,I 81 leading TO the altar beautiful young Lady oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

~ NEVES.-~An assortment OF each, Pen AND
HM = .cAeiknivcs. aud an assollment of SCIS.
SORS & RAIORS, eaeh Of best q al,ly, and OF
beautiful lyle aud finish, for sale Mt
Howell DAVIES.
Mas % isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

mo-. 4 Lo'cer DePh."-The Phlla1elpha North A.
Li eau says that meeting OF Loco Focos Is Ia be
~. IN III mat city this week, at which Mr., J5hn c.
NN'aOun Is 10 dlteld, aud deliver speech!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

CONSUL TRlsT was GU Monday taken at Wash
HWg'9n by the u s. Marshal III tie suit OF CAplain
" eden, Tor alleged false imprisonment and held to
Oa IA the sum oil $50 coo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Review Of thc Eyuchburg Market,
connfCTED WEEKLY ny
~ OTEy-Coinmission VI crei,nnt

Extreme prices If pissed Tobacco, 81 so 10 Is 25
lnfcrpf In Common DC 10 %
Common 10 Good 50 to 90
Good 10 Flno 90 10 rs
GooI 10 fine manufacturing so TO 10 so
Extra do do II 80 10 Is %
lnspe cted the past week, 7a7 hhjs. passed, and
rclusctlobncco quantity coming IN IS large, pri-
ces hfni, and demand good.
We sold this werk hhl, made byDf Joel Wat
kins tn Alrssfs MrCviklr u Mcdaniel At S13 70;
one made by Mr.. j. T.. fdzpatriek NJ ST. rs I"
Col. Ane. Lcflwlch ? hl,ds made by MI O,lin 6.
CLAY 10 Col. beltwleh Al $40 90 and 10 Mr.. h.
Keen ut 3l2 so; une made b, Dr.. Jno. Q. Arn,is-
tad nj Sl3 20 10 Mr.. JESSE iate and one II AIDE by
MI N NJ. Leais NJ SID % 10 Col. l.elnieh; Mir.
Washington tuule, sid | hid ats 10 IS, bouglt
Nv Mr. lease lafe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

g. The Connecticut Legislature, large mao.
tiiy oiwhon are Wings, have refused The USE o their
llallto the Abobdopists, IN which 10 holl meot.
inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
cnMMI,NICATID.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT L.
In me Common Council Of LyaehbWg, 22d May
1910.

TRIBUTE oF KbSIEC |.
In me Common Co6Rrt 81 LyhehbWg, 22a may,
1910.
NJ W. Davenport, Esq. presented To the Com.
mpu Ceunch the following preamble aud rtsoa-
IONS winch. beng read, we've una .'mously adopted:
Tins body hivtag head Win deep smonnn oil
tie paIninI d1sne, sation of DIVINE Providence IN
reulovlnp from among Us, by dealh, one OF our
sociate members; onG vino has served lon, with
lnthlnl ability. IN thr tonncils oil lhs town. and
by hi- l4b9r. Hea and ab'hy contributed as great II
share n-ciul legisatron and 10 he Advancement I
tie ulY t8rporant Improvements 81 our Town Is any
#lher elNgen nlhn IT'S boiGrts3 ard tins budj duly
approaching hs psst services 20 labnlfI, as ell
~ i.is nei1h as private rnHeD- uadHh"0bsiY adopt
he nllnniug resolutions asa testimony oi respect
ta his mrulrtt:--
l,t IHal, n tie death e DAVID g. Ma1cll, the
Common Council Of Lynchbu,r has lost one f ia
most el6oieu and valu lbr mcutbcfs, aud the cem-
mlUus deprived OF ono al us most naetul cat Hrrs.
Oily. Ihatwe IS members OF lie Common Cou
ell a6i etfizrus OF the town OF L}nchrnig. deeply
sympah3st and cotduir wit. the family ud hicuds
/ 4 The d ceased their ahlicueg ard painful be-
/ reavement,
81. That, rs a l6ghly yaluable aud useful mem
her OF tins body; worthy aud respected citizen;
asa most esteemed neighhar aud friend; de
/ plute hs + S..
4 hls Thtoe, as body, III at. end his ,uncral pu
lo-uorroa morning. at O'Clock, Ton ms cesldee ce
and, further testimony Of respect, we Mil weal
Grape oo lle left ar" lor lhry days.
5'hl}. ThUa oapy Of the foregoing preami lie and
resolutions be transmitted to The iamiIy ofthe de-
/ ceased, and also be published IN the bynchburg
/ NugtnIan. 4 Copy -Tcstc,
D. ROBES, Clk. c. C. l..
COMMUNICATED.
The Byuchburg Hose Compapy lrelmg deepl,
sensible vi tie uss winch they. IN comnnn with tllf
whole community, have sustained IN The death o
heir respected fellow c,tizsn, David G.. Mufel
have met, not with the potnp of ceremonial woe. bal
win leans ovetfowmg with -rei, 10 add their hu
bic auesiauun 10 hi, worth, aud II sympathise with
our bcreavcu town IN It's loss.
Therefore be it Resolved. That the Lynchbutg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

~ The Louisville Journal snys with Ereal Il, p,,si-
long ,lr. Clay talked of candidate for ga, m
deney, all the Loco foco presses protested and s"ore L.
Abolonst A soon as he eeused 10 be osnddat
they acknowledged that all their previous charges 10 his
being Aboitionist, false. II Cen Harrison
withdraw from the canvass, they would ockno"edge
thu all their charges has being Abouonist, are
fase" There eau be no doubt Of H. II Mr. Clay had besn
nominated at Harrisburg his nomination would have been
asrbcd TO Abolition Influence and Innsons vote on the
Missouri question, and his speeches Nncennc aud Che
would hive been quoted show that he clcd be-
he had denounced thcr "prcsumpuous
and unconstitutional The truth il, if Mr. Richie hud
stuck his principles and joined the Wings and received the
Harrisburg nomination, 1--WE Only supposng cnsel he
would have called Abplfons md, what more,
IL would have been proyedu upon him by his files when
he declared that "somethng he DONG get rid Of the
curse Of slavery Gen Harrison, sure, went
farther than Mr. Richie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

a." Jabrz w. Huntington (Whg1 has been u
leeted L. s Senator by the Legislature II Con
neet,cut. pice Thaddeus Bells, deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Pity he sorrops Of d poor old man 20

/
Ply he sorro,es Of poor oia man r
Amos Kendall has issued Circular 10 his patty
Invoking then assistance" in obtaining subscribers
TO the Extia Globe Those who can't spare dol.
lar, tthe subscription prce,) he says must club
gelher two more" uniting to take one. lie
promises to do great things for 'lhe principles
oidemocraeyn-of which, il he be far sample we
hope ever to be preserved from their eontamnnnnc
Influence. In 1924, Amos, lhen Editor of tho
Frankfort Argus. sought RELAXATION" from the du-
ties OF his pos, by asking Mr.. Clay, then Secretary
Of State, Tor office nj Washington, with salary
of $1,000. Mr. Clay wrote him word that there was
no such Ciee vacant, and no vacancy could be made
ior him, Notwithstanding Amos declared that
reason Of his wish to be at Washington defend
Mr.. Clay against the assaults Of his enemies The
reply q { Nh. Clay MORALLY offended the unprincped
specnlat in politics, and he forthwith sold himself
to the JAG, son party. When jackson was elected,
Amos got tn piiee which he asked lothimsel-an of
fee in WASH agton, with salary OF $4,000, aud
afterwards prom 'oted 10 another worth $1,000. THIS
he now abandon 4 becomes Editor again, by way OF
reIaxation'--bu, with the promise IN his pocket Of
the Mission to Spal2. with salary and outfit OF
$4,000. And this is " Tat Amos understands 10y
"the pure prncipIes Of dc. mocraoy' HIS friends
surely can't refuse To help bin. seeing how poor he
is since the depreciation in the 'ne oi Mississippi
lands aud what large family lac ha TO provide Tor
nv ''.'a'y ~ s'.' .,rea and
-. VIM :" ,ed ,n,o
~ limo q,
=, ''''' of
, > ~ W.
H.. v D.,
- -
r,,.ao,,,,. -, =. =,
-, ,,,..;...,,i ....,..
,,.....,t. ,,...z..,..., :. 81. -.
~ f.zl.. ..s.'.
pay" '' g.., ,,,
'''' l'"o' VI" 1911. Tt, ,r19.,,.,...
"''s" 9,''"' .,,o,, ,,o,, = 3, ,,,,. 49,,
scmhlance Of tr.uh; because. in the whole course
-. Gen Harrison, life we have nc, er seen OF heard
-, IisnI,y of such violence n4 fs ascrlbed to
80. eth. al his occasion. Bui eye,. il it
a. ,,fate describes it. is II MOI langha.
,,,.,,.a, IT,. .,.z... into power with Gin.
t.l... ,..,.;.;....l,,..,..src of Gen llaai-
-, - 1 IN '.eut off
,l, -, &c .,,,,.,... - f..,.a.. l., d,,e,l to
49,. +,
~: H.. ! l. H., cl.1
. = ~, ....f o.. ti.
,.a,.,,o ;,,, Ia Glse W. hi, -.
,b,,,,o,
---=-
IL The N y Evening Pos The old Federal
organ IN Ne" ofk IN Mr.. Jehersons and Mr..
Madlsons ume' as II Is now and which IL edited by
MN VINO once 'a'nPoohe" MI. 'eheison IN dogg-el
thyWe' auFeiises 'ot eoosc'oeis 10 me fNlia olobe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

,e'.ar The Track The enquirer, 'l,era great
flourish rrumpels,--hks an ambitious boy. who
clans his han, 's and makes long run, TO Ia" IA
,l,,cl, lint alarm. Al lis depth, stops d,'enly
he b,,uL comes on( with "preIace' to an exam
often. llarrisoa's Opinions aud principles,
o".' ellis us is to appear in weekly tnot 'eea&lU
"''''" phe preface is Characteristic exhibition
,,essio Easi and the sgPPressio rem
y fair sample Of what ~ to follow.
' w u wv .eyiew the reviewer, but we
=" 1'"''' l'''''''s ~ manner Of light sloop,
s'i'" w WY "P'' "''e' '"o huge Levalhan aud
hover around the track of TIN, -, ..jo,, tgo, =,
occasionally give him shot from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

MY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM. two
WE miles from Town, the Turnpike road,
lending ont by the Blackwarer Nils
For particular description Of tbs property as
also the erms which will be very liberal. apply 10
D.ESSEX.
M,yI4 a3sd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

~ rbe roco Fneos have told a pood ,n,n, fabu-
lpus stories about Gen Ilarfisons being in charge
of a committee. Ne. Mr.. Gfunay. NJ the late
Democrats Convention in Banmorc. offered
a.,
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a. labez W. Huntington tWmg1 has been T.
lee'ed I. ). senator by tue hegis'e'"'e u 'pn'
nee'e"'' pes ln"dae"' h''''' ''''ase''
u TIN Connecticut Legislature, large maJo'
tify ofwhon ac Wings, have refused The use ol their
uallto tie Abol,l,ot,5sts IN which holl aneot.
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That of Green.--'tuo Richmond Whis Of Mou-
day says 1.-THE cross examination OF Dabney was
fontin,,ed M Shiu,lay II wall pqab,hlv rlpa, ia
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

~ We are authorized 10 announce DR.. Barthol-
oncw Egan, of lienry, az II candidate 10 represent
the Senatorial district composed Of Patrick. Henry
and pn'Bylvania counties.