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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
THE "G GREAT FRAUD"

Why is the Richmond Euq aircr silent on the sub
jet Of the courageous Wing Fraud" in Phila-
dcphla, which the other day shocked its sensib,-
lily? The witness (Mr. GllD upon whom that pa.
per and its would be Tory friend Charles J. Ise,.
soil, reIied 10 prove the monstroas improbablliy
thai Mr.. Naylor had received one thousand bad roes,
and Who it alleged had been brbed TO leave Phlla-
depha, in order to avoid giving testimony IN the
case, has returned 10 that city. and reporting
himself to Mr.. Ingerso that gentlemen declared
that he haul no use tor him Mr. Gill asserts that he
had never, by any remark, gwen the slightest reason
for the assertion, which the Enquirer declared he
had been summoned TO prove, and he has brought
suit against ingersolrs PEI, urcd witness, who
that Gill had told him Of the great Wing fraud See
also, on this subject, the correspondence between
Messrs. Naylor and Ingcrsol, in another column
We have still farther evidence Of The falsity of the
charge, aud ofihe unqucstionablc right Of Mr. Nay
Tor to his seat in Congress by the result ofihe
cent Ward elections in the district which he repre-
sen,s-~hch has given 500 Wing majority. Does
not that satisfy the Cube and the Enquirer, and
even Mr.. Ingersoll, that the District is Wing, and
that Mr. N ylor is the repr, sentative Of major
ny Of its voters1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

"P"n INN, while yet the down Of ,ou,b IA. nm.
"'' e"eeh'a more delicate, important and ,es,on.
VIC "us' than was ever before imposed n,on mn. =.
,""ng' tie rejoiced with The Republican, or Mar,
'ahd' ovet their triumph in sO9-b. ,,,.,.,,,.,,i,.
dee,rinc oi State Rights in OH, i, 100, .1;.;,,...
| ,' ~. ''e''"'ou Enquirer complimentary pre-
,"ee 10 MS e"cuaf-he has always acted with the
hePoo"can party in WAR as well AZ in Peace
" hen the Federalisls Of the Boston Siam, and ,l.
Due Lights Of Connecticut rejoiced oy., IA. d..
Teal OF our arms and only put ON sackelu,h ub.,
the shouts oil victory came up Gom the ocean and
the frontier, where then Martin Van BUREN,
w as lie IN The HELD! Oh no: even the roice of this
carpet knight' VAS not for war. There was no,b
ing oi Sempronius about him, even in debate His
thoughts, like those Of Lucins, wcre turned on
peace lie hois,rd the banner Of the Par, mar.
" ed"d'ddfeJor die Presidency, Dewitt Clhton, a.
sa'nst cur own Madison, whom the Federalism.
threatened 10 send TO the Island Of Elba, 10 Keen
company with Napoleon Bonaparle, the victim of
bf'''sh gold and Austria, pe,fly--ihe very Dewitt
Ci'n'on whom, afterwards, when his star waxed din
aud pale, Van Buren, prosecuted unto death. A
pretty Republican he, iadeed. 1.-The be a Rerub.
hcan, all we can say Is, that the old Wig MIA Ci,h
has need of a better champio". Ii Harrison, on
he other hand, be Fcderalis, his federalism looks
very much Ike thai old Republican creed FOR which
ourfaihers ioug INT in the field and at the polls.
II We turn from the past history Of Van Buren, and
Harrison. TO view their personal habits who is mos,
OF Republican,-the head of the aristocracy-
''lhs mould OF fashion and the glass of lorm"-the
P'"k OF dandyism, in dress and equipage. and man
ners-or the plain old Fain,er Of Moth Bend, ho
lookswuh just contempt upon the gewgaws and
toys the ceremony and spendor Of courts, and the
irpperies and fo!lies, the formal,es and etiquette
OF fashion and its votares The comparison ill
leave to doubt which is the tue Republican
in this respect.
The truth is,he people need a man from their own
ranks-resh from the plough-to guide the helm
OF Siate;-a man who is acquainted with their wants.
and who will promote their interests becaus he has
sh red in and sympaihized with their sufe,inps-
a practical Republican and not mere theorizer
about constitutional construction" who makes
the constitution nose of,car TO suit his purpo-
ses-aud Who, mdugrc all his professions, supports
measure as constitutional to day which he yes
terday denounced sunconslitutional or regulates
to-day, as uncOnsi ulional. measures, which he
yesterday. under a solemn oath to support that in-
approved and voted for. We 70 for the
subsance-lhe kernel. Lei those who choose, be
satisfied w.h the shadow-ihe hull.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
v a RTE TIE y !.
MpEIsa H.. Gun lowder and Black

4 teas IN leads and boxes, part extra Gne qualify.
RAlSlNS. new crop, !, and whole boxes
ALMONDS. Citron, i'iuncs, Wailuis, Filberis,
brandy l,uits Cordms, Pickles, Prese,v, $, Sadaes.
Anchovies Olives and Capels.
MINES, Brandes and Gins most kinds in use and
pa, Of each equal IN quality purify aud ilavor, 10
any imported.
LONDON PORTER aud Brown Stout in pinls
andquar,s.
Scotch and Burton
French, English aud American CHEMICALS.
SEGARS great variety, pant very old aud Of
choice quality. t*s#
SnuAs viz: lla,dbams, Lorrarl's LuntIy foois.
Taddy, Tomlin x Co. and Rnppee and Scotc,
Snuff Chr. iog and Smoking 'fobaeeo.
Fancy. Water and Velvet COLORS, fine ms.
sortmeDt OF each.
Visiting aud playing Ca,Js spousa ems Cups
and Bottles. Sir and Leather Purses, Game Bags.
Shot Belts and Pouches Powder Horns and Fiasks,
Wash rods, Percussion and Screw feuches, Patent
Cartridges aud MAIDS, Letter Stamps. Silver fruit
Knives. Peat Coun,ers, Hair Powder. Powder
Puff, Sand Papcb Nor Scales aud Weighs.
Bolus Knives. FIRE Spauus. Druggists and Cum
leclloucrs Glass Furniture Waist Buckles. States
and Pencils Card Cases. Pocket Books, Purse and
Rclieule Clasps, Thermometers. Sun Glasses.
TLmblcs. Tweeses. Razor Straps. Paste and Ii ms,
Lemon Juice. Salt aud Syrup, Wa',fprooiO1
Backing, Paste and Liquid Blnoklne. 80
GUNS, = ,sluIs. Hooks Y Eycs, Sporting Pow
ders, Percussion Caps, Pen and PocLe. Knives,
Scissors, Rnzors, Sewing AID KNITTING Needles,
= us Fish Hooks, Ceder ard Carpenters Pencils,
! Hooks aud Lines. Round and Square Lookine
! Glasses, Spcctaces and C,-es, Portable Desks,
Marbles, Gold, Silver Steel aud Seed Beads, Waic,
! Guards aud Chains.
! Silver PENCILS, do TIL lMBLES.
| Window Glass, Putiy aud Puty Knives. rs
PATENT MEDICINES most kinds III nsc
ScnIlitz. soda, SntsaparIlln, Rochelle, Giuger-
beer Saratoga, etc. POWDERS.
Niulins, Flutes. Accordlans. Flies, Octave Flutes.
Clarionets, Harmon cans, Guitars, Flageolets,
Bass Vols, Violin aud Guilsr Strings. Patent Din
mon,ls Snuff aud Tobacco Boxes. Peper Foldefs.
Shaving koxcs aud Brushes, Vesamenai Soap,
lax Powder, Liquid and lndeliibe Ink.
Several preparations for improving the hair shin
aud complexion.
MUSICAL. BOXES, f,om TO 6 tunes.
Fancy Soaps aud Prrlumciy, ine supply, part
yeiy old aud ehoi,c.
Dye Stuff, Paints. Brushes, Varnishcs, and
Specs ~ kinds in ne.
MEG ICnN u 5, Surgeons and Deu-
tlsl's lNsTnuMTSTs.
GAnpES and Flower SEED Tor sale at
Howell DAVIES.
Sc RHxs nj par will be received, (whea
dealt ou) IN payment for large proporiion OF the
abuye goods and also Tor like ropoitIonoi goods ~
STORE. not mentioned in this advertisement.
II. ID.
March 80 Is"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

" SOMETHING WRONG."-Eve,y body
a'm''s that there is something wrong: but many say
that they do not know who is TO blame, and they
will therefore lie sin Cor while. A mariner would
be as wise, who should see his ship gradually sink
ing, but would all hands al the pumps 10 stop
the leak, until he could discover by what means his
vessel had been injured. Who can be 10 blame. but
they who have had the power in their hands liza
farmer puts an overseer on distant farm, and on
visiting he finds that his fences are all down. that
his crops are eat up by grass and weeds, that his
stock are half.ed and gradually dying oil, and ev-
cry thing wears the scmbance Of ruin, whom
will he blame for it Would il not be strange if lie
should "rc"a,d' the manager. and clas,ise those
who had no control Of affairs, ard who had been al
lowed TO take pant the business of the farm -
II there is something wrong, our managers al Hash
ington accountable for it; and The people should
remove them, and pu, into then places men who
will rectiiy the wrong.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
OBITUARY..

Died. on Monday, the 23l inst. at the residence
of his father IN Campbell county, tMr. Samuel
Fnch.l of dropsy, Mr.. CHARLES Il. FiTcn, IL the
29lh year OF his ag". lie professor OF religion.
aud his surviving relatives and friends have the plea
sing hope that he now ''rests from his labors' in
the Paradise above,
-, on lie h inst. At New Orleans, after a
proirocied and lingering illness, Mr.. CHARLES }. ID.
FRHrLasp. recently arrived there fiom Richmond,
Va. aged 81 years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

u" Mr.. Van Buren's STANDING ARMY Of
Zoo,o00 men bothcrs his friends amazingly. since
public attention has been aroused 10 the subject
hey first found out that Cen Harrison once leco ~
meoded tcorse plan. We shall hereafter show that
mere sro SOFT Of identity between the Administra-
ION plan OF dividing the country into e,gh military
districts. III each of which a portion OF the RE
CkulTS" are to be "STATIONED," and the
p''h Oh Zen Harrison, not tar embndying a force.
out or nstrnet,ng the officers in military science-
buf, the apolngisis OF the Admin sraon have found
"ut, too,iha Mr.. Jefferson WAS IN f,,ot Of Standing
Arm, OF 800 900 men, which is 100. 900 more than
Mr. V. Buren, asks Tor. Mr.. Jefferson cnn be made TO
ialher any opinion II seems--thc Sub. | rcasury,
Though we never heart o Sub Treasury until after
ms iesth.) as well "a Standing Army Bui MI JET.
ierson's plan bears no resemblance To Mr.. Van Bu.
ten's. M. Jefferson's did not propose To ioliow
Oliver Cromwell in diving the country uto military
d'siiets--he did not call the Militia kecrals." rs
though they were regulars.-nor dd he propose
10 ''stdhoa" them within these districts. The Adj
ninistralion Leaders that The country is not vet
tpe tot Mis ioroad upon old Republican doctrines
and hence their anxiety to disguise the real char
ac'ef oiihe proposit on, by comparing II with schemes
between which I'D itself there point OF resem-
blance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
PENNSYL VANIA.-Th election of borough

PENNSYLVANIA.-T election Of borouch
and township officers in Pennsy vana rrsurs favor
ably to Harrison and Reform. At and near Phila.
delpha (says the National lnelligcncer) the Wing.
Liberties (Mr. MAYORS disrirD is completely ,e.
covered from the shock Of last Fall and instead of
majority Of 900 votes against US, gave majority of
upwards 1880 votes in favor of the Wing canIi-
dates.
In Franklin county, the Wings carried toe cleo
lion by increased impurities Old Tpis running a.
head.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

u When the Enquirer snee,s at the Wing
Electors as Circuit Riders" does It intend 10 he
sarcastic upon the former the latter? Islhe post
Of Circuit Rider degrading in the eslima ion OF the
tordty democrat of the Enquirer and his arslocralc
Clique? We should like TO know. We hope, al
all events that the Wing Electors uW resemble the
Circuit Riders in one ,espect--ihat they will CON
vert many political sinners from the error Of their
ways.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

A Sign.-Francis J. Grund, Esq. German of
great ability and influence. formerly one Of Van
Bnrens leading supporters in Pennsy lyania. has a
bandonrd him, and is about to commence at Phila-
delpha, the publication Of new weekly paper, in
English and German 10 aid in the cause OF Harr-
son and Reform! 1t is 10 be called The Pennsylvania
German.
Another!-Mr. Lasak, leading member Of the
city dele CATION in the New York Legislature elect ed
last Fall as a Van Buren, man, has abandoned the
party. The New York correspondent of the Nation
al Inelligencer says: "'fhe accession Of Mr. LasaL
is Of some importance TO the Wings Agood speak
er in English, he is powerful speaker in his own
native ton ne (German) lie has been great aux
liary to Tammany heretofore, in bringing up the
merousGermans of The city thai have voted the Tam
many ticket
1.-THE Dutch are thus deserving Van Buren, in
Pennsy wanna and New York, his fate is sealed. 1t
cant be wondered nj, however. They are hard
none, men generally and it is no wonder thai they
were induced TO support him when he promised them
gold and silver But they begi perceive that his
promises like those of the wicked genii--tlcy
look very bright, but they all moonshiae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, the
lO22d instant. March. u Negro boy between
eighteen and twenty years old by the name Of
WILLIAM. Its supposed he has made his wa,
towards Richmond. lie had when lac le home,
yaru froek coat. blue elo,h panlalonns. aud hair
cap he is tolernbly bright mula,n with very strait
black hair. lac has also scans each check, oeea-
stoned by poi on oak breaking out on his Lace the
present spring. | will give the above reward Of
dollars. II delivered TO me near Whanon's Mill IN
Bedford. secured in jail So that ee; HIM again.
CHARLES Il. GWATktNS,
Bedford County, Virginia.
Mach ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
MARRIAGES..

Married, in Lafayette county, Mo-. On the olh
of February by the Rev. Mr. Buckley, Capt. BIS
JaMIN PORTER. late Of Campbell county, Va, to
Miss Ann r.. PRiCE,
-. at the same time and place, by the Rev.
Robert Stone. Mr. PmNEHAs EwiNG 10 Miss JAM
PRIcE daughter Of Capt. N haniel IL. Prite, for
merry Of Bedford County, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

The BETTER CURRENCY Ten years ago
the people were promised IA better currency
Specie was soon take the place Of Bank rags
But where is the speciel We had enough oft,
when the Experiments began. Now we have none
And yet the people still have faith IN the promises
OF the Expe,men,ers, which at least as worth.
les as the broken promises the Banks. Wonder
full credulny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

w T. have tins day received, and now open,nr,
w the la,ces aud finest aso, iment OF Eruits
and Confectionery ever seen IN tins ,nnf
kei. la our assortment of Fruits, may be found ;
Orengcs Lemons; pruncs IN fancy Boxes, Raj
sins Preserved Liscs Gitron; Figs; Almonds 4;
Filbens, Pahnnuts; Nuimegs; SafIines, ~, DC.
In our assortment OF Candies may be ionnd the fol
lowing variety French Cbrysalizcd Flowers,
Birds Animals; &c., Coroucopia assoted Piums
Motos with Verses Sugar Almonds :; Burn, Al
monds Ca,aways Cnssia Buds Vennilla Cream
Candy; Cream Bread do Scotch Cmyrys; Red,
yellow, Blue. Green, Punk, White Nonparcis, Tor
dressing Cakes, DC. Jelly Cakes Cordial Drops
Toy SHOES: Aoidulated Lemon Drops a., Nc.
Together n,lh great variety II a,neIes IN our line
TO ,cdious 10 meniion.
Any If the abovc articles will be sold Cheap for
CAST at WHOLESALE ot retail.
j. NJ. & G. w. YANCEf.
Marcel, 10 WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
COMMUNICATES
AMHERST CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Thompson beiug engaged in Richmond as
member Of Special Cont oi Appeals, failed TO
hold the term of his Court IN Amherst, appointed
by law to be held on thu 25lh Instant A special
term has been appointed and will be held, commen-
eng on this das.
March 80, 1910.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
March 30
NOTICE.

WILL. BE SOLD. nj Campbrll Caur-house,
w on Monday. the 18Th ol April, a likely mu-
iai,o BOY, 8 or 10 years old. belonging 10 the es-
tate Of Thos. LIiehlord deed, credn untI the
lsl day OF August next Bond with approved sccn-
my will be required Of the purchaser.
r.. Boiling,
Admir- Of said Liiehiord.
March 10 Il3A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

C. Why do the Loco Focos complain Of the
Wing Electors for addressing the people 7 Do
they dread discussion The field is open for their
o,aiols. well as ours. Are they afraid OF the
light, because their deeds are evil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

c. The proceedings Of the Administration
meeting in Amherst, did not reach us until Satu
day. at 100 late an hour to appear this morning.
They shall have place in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

o. Our last accounts tiom Pennsylvania lead to
the presumption that no law will be passed requI-
ring the Banks Of that State TO resume specie pay
meEts earlier than the LIST Of October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

o. The Indianapolis Journal declares that In
diana will give Harrison and Tyler the largest major
ny, in proportion to the number Of votes cast of any
State in the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
Notice.
James River and IAanaw lla
1'n,s Aecin

WISH to purchase the above Money, or the
j Bonds of J. Il * *. Co.--In my absence from
town, Mcss,s. Mckinney u Mosby will attend 10
the purchase 10, me.
HUGH MONTCOMERIE.
March 70 tsu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

o. The Virginia Institution for the Deal and
Dumb, and Blind. at Stauuton, has gone INTO opera
lion vnhi7 pupils, 8 Of whom are deal and dumb
and blind,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

Gieai Britain and The United STATES Rlch-
mond Compiler Of Thursday last, says: "a ru"or
states that tie correspondence between Messrs
Fox lihe BRUSH Minster) and Forsyth was sub
united TO Congres, other notes have passed be-
tween those gentlemen, aud of a character still
more irrta,ng"-W begin seriously oapprehend
,ha, the Northwestern boundary question viii mol
he settled without a War. Van Buren, may theH
ave use for his Standing Amy!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
March 30
STOP THE THIEF.

AtTOLEN On Tuesday night the Gath inst. al
- John DInNddir's on Flat Creek Campbell Coun
", n likely BAY MARE, seven ofeiph, years old,
wih nne white hind foot, u sna star on her fore
head and y small scar On her left cheek ; sup
posed TO be five feel OF inches heh dne carriage,
and PAGES ve,y well. A liberal reward will be CAV
en- FOR the Mare, or any information thankfully re-
ccved. j. w. DlNWIDDlE.
Mach 30 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

O. Secretary Forsyth has taken from the Nor
folk Beacon the right TO print the aws,"by auhori
~" and given ITO Parson Fisk, Of The Old Dimiu-
ion. The Beacon is a neutral paper, though edited
by friend Of Van Buren,. Hugh Blair Gigsby, Egg.
gentleman and a scholar. Tie Old Dominion Is
the violent and scurrous paper in the Union,
and edited by - Elk Parson Fisk! We iea'
M. Secretary Forsyth has lost his antipathy IL
"diriy shcets!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

AIDES Shoes, Misses Shoes ;-ChiIdfea's
IL Shoes Gcntlemen's Boots; Pumps and SiiIs;
servants Shoes, just received and offered reason
BILE. j. q. MEEM.
March o6 3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

O. We are glad to learn that james C.. Bruce.
Esq. OF Halifax, the Wing Elecor OF This D'sItlct.
viii be AT next Campbell Court, for the purpose Of
addressing the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
land for safe.

TlNHE TRACT OF LAND belonging to the cs--
Il tate of Beverly X. Seou, deed. Is Tor sale II
lies in the county Of bedford between i've ana FIX
miles from the town Of Lyn, Injury, aud con,ains
about seven hundred aud fifty acres. The land 10
Of good quality. aud large portion oft heavily tim
bcrrd. The Improvements are very neat aud CONF
Portable.
A par Of the purchase money VIII be required 10
be und durioy The next Fail and for the baaneo
u lbei al credit will he gwen.
Cap. John N. Anderson, who lives upon the
premises will take pleasure in showing the Land 10
any one DESTROYS 4 max ng purchase. For tur- z
,her particulars apply 10
MAURICE IL. GARLAND.
March I6 4w u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
xyAII STHEET nA1S!!!

HAVE JUST opened part 0t MY Spring sup.
j ply Of HATS ola variety OF qualities aud shapes.
Among the assotlintu few cases OF The laiess
aud mos, approved Wall Street manufactures.
Gejllemcn are sohened to rxiniine.
]. G.. MEEN.
March &c 3w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
LOST,

nN Sa,urdty. the 23l, inst, about Two O'clock.
~ on Nam street. pan Of n GOLD WATCH
CHAIN. with fiat links and large Guild Seal. !
think i, was dropped between the Uoion Hotel
and Johuson's. The fuder will receive liberal rt-
w,td by returning il 10 NJ. A. w Crcnshaw. atshe
unon Hotel EDWARD MERRIMAN.
March al n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
LAST CALL.

LAST CALL.
A LII those indebted 70 us. are respectfully re-
"A uuested TO come forward aud pay their dues
as we have determined 10 give no longer indul
rence MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
March 80 Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
I.abourcr. Wanted.

utOUOuhCEs ~
WE wish to hire 30 or 40 able bodied negro
w men. 10 work on ,he Canal. about eIeFii miles
above Lynchburg; also sos I0wlife msfn 81 eeod
habits. We sposeJ ." give the Jest prices
JOSEPH BYERS
sCHAUNCEY STEES.
Mach 80 SIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

LYNciIBUKG COrros yiRSs.
Y,HE Agent OF the Lyncbbufg Manufacturing
u Company viii, from this day. cell the Yarns
made ut their Factory. at Tie tpfaov'ns rates Ter
Nos. 4, - oIs--ds 30 ets-6. 81 els-7s e css--e.
% cis.-9. "a cts10 aud II. % ets@-l2 md n. -
cis--i4 and Is, 81 eis-fG and 17,25 cts--l6 and
10, 29cis-20, 80 cts.
WIN. W. NORvELT.. AL.
March OF Wv IL
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March 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

The following is an extract from n letter
received by gentleman in this town from
highly respectable and intelligent correspond
cnt in East Brldgwoior, Mass under date Of
March 22d, which we have been permitted TO
transfer to the columns Of our paper.
You need have no fears for the good old ship
Massachusetts. Although she touched on the
i.ocoloco shoals last fall, while part Of her hands
were asleep, on examination, We find the da mage
triiilng, and perhaps it will ultimately prove Il
benefit, rs We had smiled her so long without ac-
cideni that we neglected to take The care, and
use that vigilance which prudence would dictate
We have the utmost confidence in being abe TO
get her OF this fall by appointing new captain,
aud setting her afoat triumphantly with more
than her former splendor. Personally ] an glad
tba. Morton was elected. although it is "a disgrace
to the State that 20 good man as Everett was
thereby displaced. But VIC did not wnnt an
eloctioneering Judge on the Supreme bench any
longcr-and ] feel as sure as do Of any future
political event that we shall put him out next fall,
and al the same time put "Old Tip - IN the
White House, and deprive him (Moron,) Of any
chance for an appointment under Government.
and compel him To go where he onght to he INFO
private life, minus 5000 ayear.---Wc are in The
best Of spirits here. Many decided changes have
already taken place. John Davis speech is
working wondsrs in opening The eyes Of laborors. ="