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einem Sntelliaens. Amt acbdrsnoe @elttsfts
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
G0ODS! GOODS!.
Ii U IL n o " d IL ODEs
To their Friends, rita Hargoins,
GREETING
Truly Yours,
WM. II. HARRISON.

htR Stock Of Spring and Summer GOODS.
" Is now fully at hand, and from our knowleds c
OF The favorable circumstances under which tho,
were bought. and the care with which lhcs wete Sc
iecled FROM the very latest inporaa6ns. We eunf.
IDENTITY recommend them rs being equal both IN
price and qualify, TO any IN this market.
Our stoek isrery large. aud embracing as 1t does
every variety of Fanny and Staple Goods, cannot
iail to please any no may favor ns with cali
We invite the particular attention of our Trends
10 the following articles, OF which, our assortment
is very good. and prices unusuall, lew.
BIZ and Blue Blk silks. PLAIN aud 6g'd.
Cord, SILKS plain and 6gd.
Whrte and Cord. Satus, for special occasi ous
Fie'd. Chaeys, a splendid assortment
Painted Lawns and Nusiins
Printed Cemhrics, great variety
Calleoes. both English and American
Brown and Bleaehed Couons very cheap
Cotton Oznaburgs. foI negroes clothing
Builaps. and other goods Tor do
Black, Blue aud Cord. Cloths
BLACK and Blue Cassimeres
Gaabroons, Tibet Cloths. Cambridge DO, Ermi-
Meth Cashmefeti, Italian Cloths and other goods
suitable Tor eenuemen's summer wear.
PIN and Fig'd. MarseiIles and Satin ,eslinrs
Plain and Fig'd. Swiss Muslins, Lawns. Csmbrios
Itish Linen and Sheeting, Table Diapers. Table
Cloths. Bird eye aud Russia DiapeT, Sin and
Cotton Hosiery and Gloves. Ribbons Lacos &c
all OF which will be sold at prices to please
BURTON & ROBES.
N. B.-We have also hand good suppiy of
Sugar Coffee aud Sal, q, very low prices.
June % ,,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
p.etsTSEIC IxTELEg,.ENII.

pRiLApHLpHIA. June y.
M. Cowpenhwaite resigned his ofilee - Cash.
Ter of the u. 5. Bank to-day II has Teen cenieH'
plated b, the Directors Of The Bank for some une
back 10 eufta the expenses ef The lnsiiuiian and
of the means proposed was dininu,inp Of
The number ol officers aud Ibeir respective salaries
"A report OF tbs kinl was made 10 the Board Of
Diree tor, AID bs them malulels considered. 10
serb Cowretheaife. The CASHIER Of ths Bank, was
IN council with the Committee aud highly approved
theit suggestion. The directors accepted the re
port Of tie committee which vacated esery Office ~
Tie bank the President excepted, and alter The
30ih OF June Instant In Is thought that about FIVE
eehihs Of the number vii be re-ehosen--ai reap
llonlmenis Ia be made from the present officers
aud tipse WHO sfe not fc-riecied. of Who decline
further TO be psid lhrIr salaries 10 The
cnse OF The year 1s40. The salary 81 the Pre-
deul Nj. Dunlap GSed by the stockholders and
not tie Directors, yet Mr.. u. voluntarily feiin-
pushed Two thousand doais per aunnm oi his sal
.ty IN order to uoIorm 10 the general SpInt oi he
ne~ arrangements.
| have stated thai Mr.. Cowpeuhwaile resigned as
principal Cashier. The three assistant Cashiers, Dir.
l.arduef. Mr.. Andtews. and Nr. Cope. reached
by the vacang process. The former vii probably be
eleced Cashier OF the Bank-ihere viii be but one
aud the President aud Cash er will hereafter 81 u
tie bills themselves"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29


DEATH or Mn. JonN o. LAr.-The fate Of
tins sentien an. long and asofa6ly Known IN TN.
cry. was most M 5neboy one. Sohe weeks past
hts intellect msuilesty began 10 Naver, and this sopn
terminated IN confirmed insanity, mnh occasional
io"ij Intervals. Alter remaining IN lhis stale FOR
NJ lime II determined 10 remove lin 10 the
Asylum at Slauntpu. As We are informed, has
sequiescence IN las removal obtained by assuring
hintbat his defamation was the springs. Wheu,h "
ever. he found where lac vas to be placed he became
furious. and II louad necessary 10 eoniue bun
IA a straight Jicart. which excited hlp 10 such
frenzy, that when leli alone lie conitiscd 6fsi To
woth himself fiom The bed which he 10y then,
Alihoneb with hrs arms conf led, he pushed the
bed from the eofds, aud iofelug his head through
them. twisted n, body utal he succeeded IN suang
LOG himself
There Is N sight more moufnful or sad than
thai OF one wuh whom We have long been familiar
with rhom we have exchanged the kindly esden-
ces oi social regard suddenly bowed down aud bro
ken ia Intelleet-AH the Ills OF body or fortune
slnk into nnlhlngless beside this greatest OF all
sorrows. The gentleman whose sad late IS noticed
above, but fcw days since WAS the lanll3ar aud
pleasant companion Of many but bftt moment
and he passed away, leaving upon friendly hearts
tins deep aud soaring spttow, How much ought
se to refret upon and profit by the teaching, Of
such incidents, when they meet ps Ia tho midst
oil our worldly loia aad selfish pursuits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

by the contest" For this failure. he assigns three
causes; after mentioning the two 6rs. he SAYS
but these considerations would have ayailed neth
ise. II, sdy. had not. in opposition 10 the whole
! S,ste, adhered to the had gwen against the
rcssFction OF Missouri" In another letter Of pte
ciseiy similar Character with The fefmtr. he
Sludes BY say ing-.l am a candidate for the nexi
Congress. | believe there IL doubt Of my cleo
ton. but have 4 warm opposition. Ny vote on the
Missouri Question III do me most injury" Tins
hears date 3lst OF August. 1922. In thtd letter.
dated 10th September, 1885 he lates--"The hob.
csurc OF my Congressional career. aud my Conduct
Ia every situation To which have been placed, al
lords. think ample evidence that could give nv
sanction measure calculated 10 njure aud OF.
press The section af The Union in which vas h~tu
and educated; from the people OF which my faaiiy
have often receive ID evidences Of The highest rem
fdence, and where still reside many Of my nraiesi
and dear ST connexions. The ruih Is. 10 my pc.
ltical course have suffered severely for What has
been termed my Southern feeling" dc. In f,la.
lion To che Tariff" he says. .thd question he
considered setticd." On the topic Of slavery he
sdds, "my speech at Vinoenues hat sutiee was
not delivered for the purpose Of publishing What my
opinions were--those were long rlnre known--bul
TO ceunieract the mschesous attempts Of tie f
uancipators"
10 Smother letter. dated the 7h October. 1893, he
srss. in alluson To the Presidential election .il
proved that had always been The warm aud ardent
supporter Of the rights OF the Southern States IN
lstion 10 ,hen slave propeny-that, IN opposition 70
VII The other members Of the deleg nion from Ono.
well as Indiana, voted against the Missouri re-
s,rclion. and for that aet os ny election Ia Con.
eress; Two years after, WAS amongst the first 10
come in speech al Niocennes against line boz
litionlsts These facts web knoan. and not the
least gfsuod has been given Indicate any change
Of opinion on my part,' &c.
There is much, my dear sir Of confidential
character 10 these letters, which have omitted, but
will pledge my no or aud yerscy as a gentleman
that they contain no sentiment or sylable injurious
20 the feelings OF interests 81 the slave boldrf
Why sh ud they Was mol his faihera slave hol-
der! Were nat his brothers slave holders An
pol |. his nephew. to shnm they are Addressed.
slave-holJer! The faol Is, 81. known G,n. Ilat-
risou as thoroughly rs do, eonsoieBt,easly and
verify believe thai he has never. by ihongbt. word.
OF deed, injured the State Of his natisy and that
on her broad bosom Virginia has oesct horne
q son Who would sooner draw sword defence
Of her Acknowledged rights Than Gen. Wm II.
Harison.
As ihs subject Is an important one. am willing
that these leiters OF Gen H. be examined by your
self or Communication your Club. that these ,x-
tracts may be verified
/ am, sir, rery respectfully.
BENZ. HARRISON.
ToCrS plaRAu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

JOHN OWEN
We have been kindly permitted TO publish .hr an
nesed explicit and uteqnitocal dennl, Is, Gtn
William Henry Harrison, of the charge Of his now
being, OF havias ever been a member ofau abolition
society.
cINetNNA-i. 10Th Feb 1910.
Ny Dear Sir lour leuer THE 3In alt. reach
ed my residence at Nouh Bend BY he mai yts.
tetday, from whence sent to me at llis place
YOU ask We whether now am, or ever have been
= number ol an Abolition Society
] answer decis,re'g So-So fst ION being n,rm.
Der of such Society. did not know but IS ,an
knew ~. VIZ: by common fame, that there vas or er.
er had been Secrecy Of that DESCRIPTION in any Of
the North Western STATES, unuI fhtee weeks ago
when received ieltet from eli zen Of lhis ttly.
m entire stranger To me, who st,led himself Pre-
sldent Of The Ab h,ion Sociey Of Hamilton Coun.
~.
Ia relation 10 the Ohio Statesman. fom which.
as you say. This charge III belonging TO m Aho.
ltion Society vas copied iGto some papers OF your
State. such ~ tse reckless course which that paprI
and some others OF tie politics. pursue toa ards
me, THAI have determined 10 nolico nothing which
thsy may publish.
am, Dear Sit.
Truly Yours,
WM. II. HARRISON.
To the Hon JouS OSfN \,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

IL II there be any who really doubt Gen. Har-
rlson's orthodoxy on the subject OF slavery, we re.
Ter them to the letter Of Benz. Harrison. Esq
oil Chares CITY county, to Gen. Pegram of Peters
outs' containing various extracts Of private letters
nom "en' Harrison, @rilien in the confidence Of
social friendship, and without any reference to his
present position II afterwards they doubt "lhey
would not believe though Que rose from the dead.,4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

o. Messrs. Foster and Jarnasin. two or the.
tennessee wing Electors, passed through Abng-
20" 'e" oa>s ago, 90 Their way to Blountyille
ihey were cordially greeted, and. after paraking Of
ne hospitality OF Gov. Campbell, BY reques, of the
c'ezens' addressed Numerous auditory. consisting
o'iades as we'll as gentlemen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

o. Ia reference to the rumored conversion 10
fan Burenism of Mr.. Charles A. Wiekiiffe, acting
governor OF Kentucky, the last Staunion Spectator
says, 1--WE have the authority ola gentleman from
Kentucky foi saying ii is wholly without Foundations.
There is hardly awarmer Hlrisou man 10 the State
than Mr.. Wicklife."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
.VEEs' GOODS.

4 L X second supply OF new Goods is beginning
~ TO aItve, and We expect to open in a lew days
large and splendid
Il . Ia OF GOO DS
purchased by onr senior Partner 10 New York Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, the very best terms (:
consequently we shall be enabled 10 give our Gus
toners good bargains in any description of GOODS
they may wish To purchase. Please give US call
aud examine Tor yourselves.
]. J. PURVIS & DUFFEI..
June 90 o,,,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
SECOND LOT or BARGAINS,
D.EksG.fE.N'S!
SPIT ng y o.
Prices and the Times corresDonajue.

Prices and the Times CorrespoHding.
EOHN G, MEM, Lynchburg, Va. takes pleasure
~ IN announcing 10 his friends and the public that
he has Josl returned from New y ork with n second
supply of Spring aud Summer Goods which makes
his assortment complete. Having been induced 10
make second trip to the North this Spring. from
tho success met with in The sales OF his fast stock
he faleIs himself that those wanting cheap Good
may be supplied with bargains suited TO the times
PLEASE CALL.
Juqe4 ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

W The Globe OF the l7lh asserts land the En-
quirer copies ~ that Mr.. Bots had hurried off at
least one hundred thousand handblls relative to The
admission OF negro testimony in the case of
Lieut. Hooe OF The Navy "befon the Secretary in
answer 10 the call Of the House. could send in the
record showing the whole aud true state The case"
Mr.. Bolts pronounces this statement "a graiuitous
iasebood from beginning TO end" He has sent off
no copy. The design of this statement Of the
Globe vas To Justify its own premature publication
OF extracts from official opinions The subject, IN
order to prepare the public mind TO exculpale the
President after the Secrelary's Report shall have
been made. And Why has not that Report vet
been made E! Does Mr. Psulding require as much
hme to eoncoct whitewashing story as Hr. Pou-
sett dad about his Amy Bill?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

10 Since the foregoing was in type, We have re-
ceved a copy Of Gen. Ilauison's speech at Fort
Melgs, as reported by the editor OF the Detroit Adj
veriser-aud, as we had supposed, ii contains
no such expression the Globe writer puts into
the Generals mouth, nor any thing like nj! But
when five members OF Congress descend 10 forgery,
to bolster up Iasehood, what can We expect from
the anonymous and irresponsible hbellers Of the
Gobel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

~ Gov. Polk, OF Tennessee is actively election
eetng and making speeches in thai State, in deeu
OF the Loco Foco cause. How deg aiding In the
Governor Of sovereign State thus to become
yassal of the central government And yet he
Pra,es abou, Stale Rights aud State dignity What
would be thought in this Stale Of Gov Gilmer if he
were to vacste The Executive Char, to make cleo
t'Oneeting harangues And YET the mpropr is
greater in Gov. P6tk, because he is one Of the noni
noes for The Vice Presidency But this is all .ery
Democratic we doubt not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

Ma A l. u WI II Err MEIO
1YA Seed, received from Mr.. Andress, Amer
can Consul at Malta, and econmenBed by HIM Tor
superior quality and flavor aud for It's SURVIVING
a Winter Melon. equal IN al respects to The su A.
mer. OF sale by Howell DAVIES.
June % tir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

II. W. GREEE.f.W,
Surgeon Dentist.
HAS returned 10 Lynchhurg. and can be found
- al The Washington Holel.
March IL na
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
HENRY M AY.
CHA ). l.. JONES

/ IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO persons afflicted
with the following COM lants, viz: Scroula Lrprosv
Salt Pheun, St lntonys Fire. Fever Sores when
Ike bones affected, White Swellngs; Violent Erup
tons, after mease!s Scurvy, Foul fostering Ernptios
Pnrle and Carhuncled faces Sore Eyes Sore legs Scald
lead, Ulcers. Venerea Tanls when Mercury has failed
and I'll 1,des arising from impure state of the blood
and hursnrr assured that Dr. RELFEs Botanical Drops
crnnne nnlvaled for the prevention relief. and OF
these complaints. In proof Of which read the following
remG'k katie cure ofa case Of II pears' standing:
Extract If a letter. Sir Ny leg, which before did
10! cok like human limb, is entirely healed up
after resisting every other APPLICATION Tor II yearsD
.'rrvirHs 10 tak,. Your Relies Botanical Drops had
gv. mp al hope d relief.
1t,'other Clse An agent writes, "Tbere is person
taking the Botanical Drops, evidently with the greatest
adv tage." lie declares 10 his words, 1T is
doing Wonders for him and is, it were, scratching
him from the grave"
Numerous Instances have occurred where persons
nni'Ig a"ay miserable existence, nothing they could
procure af0ding them permanent relief, until they had
mad use ci tte above invaluable Medicine.
Thry also the best Spring and Auumnal Physi'
P,;cs 81, or bottles Tor So
For sa'e by 81 TODD,
Ma ch -. Washington. d. c..
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
FLODOARDO TOWARDS
Improved Compound
FLUID EXTRACT OF S.lRS.4P.aRILL.H,

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula or Kings Ev, Obstinate eruptions ofthe
Chronic Rheumatism. skin,
Syphilltic and Mercurial Ulcerous Sores,
Diseases Pains in the Bones,
White Swrlings, General Debility.
And all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative medicines
This Extract is prepared from ain improved formula,
sanctioned 10y scientific Physicians and Pharaceufsfs and
is decidedly of the most active, eficacos, and con-
renient preparations in use.
DO Mercury added only when regularly p
1t should be used. where circumstances will admit
under the guidance and direction OF phrscian
Carefully prepared and sold only aimy Pharmacy
FLODOARDO HOWARD.
Also for sale at most of the Drug Stores in Washington
City Baltimore, and throughout the United States
Tie following Select Medicines and miscellaneous ar
cies also prepared aud sold above:
EoWARD's Tome MIXTURE, warranted cure fo
fever and ague.
HowAaDs ComrouND OF SARsApARiLnA, CuREas,
AND CopABa for the cure Of GonolrhGa, elects. lic
lures, &c. iowARD'S EERMIFuGE, safe and ellcciual
worm destroying medicine
HowARn's CATHARTIc Pulls, without mercury
HowARD's COMPOUND KREosorF To- tn ACHE
ORops
HowARD's COMPOUND SrAo1 or GARRAeEEN, .
SAFE simple agreeable, and eeclual remedy for coughs,
inwARp's COMPOUND KREosoTE TOOTH WASH, for
arrsrn. and preventing decay in teeth and for diseases
of the gus agreeable and pleasant wash for preserv
ing item in healthy condition
HowARn's kREosoTE TOOTH PASTE.
DR. WIsTAR's Cough LozENGEs, celebrated for the
eur" OF coughs. colds SC,
ioWARD's iNDELIBLE INK.
HoWARD's IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE SOAR.
HowARD's CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND.
IlnwARD's SUPERIOR TOILET SOAP.
HowARD's CHEMICAL ESSENCE Soar for remov-
ing grease, paint, tar, &c, from wearing apparel.
HowARD'S CHRYsTAL CEMENT, for nendins broken
glass. china, earthenware. &c.
HowARD's ISSUE OINTMENT, forkeepng open issues
and hlisers
HowARD's MAGNOLIA EXTRACT, a delicate and delici-
Gus perfume for the toilet
HowARD's SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
HoWARD's FLORIDA WATER
HowARps LAVENDER WATER.
HowARD's HoNEY WATER
HowARD's 81 ERROR TooTH POWDER.
April Ia.