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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
\ iN BLIND.

BY RoBERT NICotL.
The Woodland o how beautiful,
How plcasan, it must be-
How soft its grass-how fresh the leaves
Upon each forest tree
hear its wild rejoicing birds
Their songs of gladuess sing
To see them leap from bough to bouch
Must be q pleasant thing;
must but image it in mind
cannot see it-l am blind
feel the fragrance OF the lowers,-
10 pull me Que. pray;
The leaves are green upon It's stalk
'Fis richly red, you say!
O 1t must full of beauty be-
1t bath pleasant smell; --r
Could but see its loveliness,
My heart with joy would swell!
can but image it in mind
ne'er shall see i'll am blind
Iho trees are glorious greon you say
Their branches widely spread
And Nature on their budding leaves
lts nursing dew hath shed.
They must be fair but what is green,
What is spreading lree
What is shady woodland walk,
Say. caDst thou answer me
No! Imay image them in mind
But cannot know them-I am blind
he songsiers tina, SO sweetly rhaunt
Within the sky so fair.
Until my heart with JOY doth leap.
AS II wild bird were
How seem they to the light-blcss'd eye
What are they then so small
Can sounds Of such surprising JOY
From things so tiny fall
must but image ihsm Ia mind
cannot see ihem--l an, blind
scmsihiDg warm comes DER my hand;
Whist Is IL! pray thse tell
Sunlight come down among The trees
Into this psrrew dell
Thou seest the sunligb, aud the sun.
And both are very bright!,n = tFE
'ris well they arc not knowo TO me.
o or might lostb my night; ~rtre-s
Bgf ] may image them in mind
pssr shall sec ihem--I an, 5l,ui
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
Fare Reduced TO S3l !
Rail Road Line to Boston.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

A STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sunday
"a excepted. at o O'Clock, A. ~. and arrive IN
Taunton al O'Clock. The Cars leave Taunton al
3i-2 oclDck. and arrive in Boston at l-2 ke
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays eh
eepted, at I-2 o'clock, a. ~ and arrive IN Taunton
after, and arrives in Newrort, at A.l2 clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare. 50.
This Stage inlersects at Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line will arrive 10 Providence al
3 O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS at 10 o clock A NJ and ar
ryes in Newport at IL o'clock.
Stage Book ar Messrs. T. Townsend's and at
Hassard's Hotels.
RIB KINSLEY 81 CO, PrOPrietOrs.
Newport, April 18th, l540.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

THE PARTING WORD.
Br Q. W. HOLMES.


BY O. W. HOLMES.
n / mus, leave thee, lady sweet ~.
Months shall pass before we NEE,
Winds are fair and sails are spread,
Anchors leave their ocean bed;
Ere this shining day grows darn,
Skies shall grid my shoreless bark;
Through thy tears, oh lady mine,
Read thy lovers parting line.
When the first sad snn shall set
Thou shall tear thy locks Of jet;
When the morning star shall rise,
'Phou shall wake with weeping eyes;
When The second sun goes down.
Thou more tranquil shall be grown,
Taught TOO well that wild despair
Dins thine eyes and spoils thine hair.
Il the fms, unquiet week
Thou shall wear smileless check
In the first moons second half
Thou shall once attempt 10 laugh
When in Pickwick thou shalt dip,
Slightly puckering round the lip,
Till at last, in sorrows spite,
Samuel makes thee laugh outright.
While the first seven mornings last,
Bolted in Thy chamber fast,
Many youth shall fume and ponf.
Hang The girl, she's always out!'
While the second week goes round,
Naiuly shall they ring aud pound;
When the thirl week shall begin,
Martha, lei the creature ia .
No~ once more the fs,tering ihrong
Round thee fioeh with smile and song
Bat Thy lips unweancd as yet,
Lisp, oh how can forget
Men and devils both contriye
Traps for catching girls alive;
Eve was duped and Helen kissed
How, oh how can resist =
First he careful Of your fan;
Trust i'not TO youth OF man,
Love has filled a pirates sail
Often with It's perfumed gale.
Mind your kerchief most of all
Fingers touch when kerchiefs fall
Shorter ellis than MERGERS clp
Is tho space from hand TO lip.
Trust not such as talk in tropes
Full Of pistols, dhggers, ropes,
All the hemp that Russia bears
Scarce would answer lovers PRAYERS.
Would you prove them quite sincere,
With the rope beneath their ear,
Ask each Romeo if he'd fall
Half pound would hang them all.
Fiercely some shall storm and swear,
Beating breasts in black despair;
Others murmur with sigh,
Thou must melt or they will die
Painted words or empty lies.
Gru5s with wings like butterflies
Let them die. and welcome too,
Pray what better could they do F.!
Fare thee well If you efiacc
From thy heart loves burning trace,
Keep, oh keep that hallowed sea,
From the tread of fvulgar feet,
II the blue lips Of tho sea
Wait with icy kiss for me,
Let moi thine forget The vow,
Sealed how often, Love, as now
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

Coed white cotton Hose
for % cents a pair
Common lead colored as
low as ID cts pr. PAIR
Mi,teI's-all prices I'm J
TO 3 sl,ilings pr pair.
Gloves I'm IL to 50 c Pr
Calico from 10 to 30 cts.
Leather Miitens, lined &
plain, real good, from
50 cts TO 81 pr pair.
Book Muslin, Jsckone,,
and Cambria ditto.
Lace and Picket Muslins.
Mousselin delaine shaw Is
and Scarfs.
Moscow Wollen.
Unble 'chd.Cotion for 9 a.
10 cents per yard.
White long cloth for II
to 20 cents per yard.
Silk Ifdndk'cfS-BIack, ,
Red, Bandana & Flagg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
AN EVENING SCHOOL

NNOR Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Penmanship,
u French, Latin, &c DC, will be- opened on
MONDAY evening, October 5ih Terms 81 u
Quarter
Persons wishing 10 acquire the ART of writing n
plain business hand, ~ short time, and AT llle ex-
pense are invited to cali and examine the method OF
instruction.
Sept Both. j. BRIGGS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

Broadeloths fm SHOE
Cassimeres I'm 81 10 sS
Satiinetis I'm Sc c. 10 SI4
Pilot Cloth I'm ! so to g,
Flannels I'm 80 cts TO 81
Canton Diaper for SO cts
A beautiful asseIimentcf
MOpsselin de lame Dies
ses. late from Boston, re-
al good patterns, chap y
Silks, figured and plain.
Undr'sd mourning prints
handsome small figures.
French bluc-blk gronnd
Calicoes.
French e. English Heri-
nos, for little more
! than half price.
A splendid assortment,
of.Ribbons.
Petersham.
Devonshire Kerseys
Suspenders FIN l2Ito Use
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
The OLD EiHe 0R 0 WE EB
EsOnse!

Enquire for No. 45, ThameS-Strcct, a
few doors south Of the CuStom-houSe,
and directly opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON FACTORY,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

'ed, 0s hey are placed an
!. Mid'n.I Mrs Henrietta Mason
Cynthia Malhewson
eph Oakley Alex
Messrs. Potter Henry
Peckham WIN H
en- Peckham Philip
Peirce ThOs
IN Miss Bodacia e Peirce
Co Read J ilarleston Jr
Miss Susan A Robinson
seaton & 60 Messrs
Martha Seaton Horace
Smith James
2 Stewart Sumner VI
lza A Stoddard Allen
y Small Capt Moses
Stoddard Bella J
Sherman Albert
Stevens James
,ggeshall Mrs e. Sheaf
Cook Miss Rebecca Smith
owning Thomas George
q Taylor Capt John
bear Thompson Horace
~ ThurstOn WIN
Miss Elizabeth Thurston
Mrs Eliza Vernon
ming Wade Capt John =
er Walden Capt Joseph
Mfs Frances VI Western
Miss Catherine Watson
Frauces Watson
Il Yeaw james u
B Miss Martha Young
MlDDLETOwN.
VIM Spooner
John Croucher Jr
Henson VIM :, Clarke
ms Dca James Smith
DC JAMEsTowN.
wiley Rev John Suddard
yens John COngdon
IRisH.
/ Daniel Garoy
Dndgit Shea
Mrs Buyrns
Il. Il. CARR, p. "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
NATHANIEL SWEET
HAS COR THE GOOD BARGAINS

aud intends to sell them low they cannot a to sp(
his old customers and others who will do him the
ayor 10 call and give them a look.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN TnE POST opricE, sEw-
an m PORT, X. o.
NOVEMBER %. 1910.

GT Persons calling for them pil pleas
say" adDsrfised," os they are placed in q
separate bO1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

ID ECEIyED THIS DAY. az the Ladff'
IL Ornamental Hair EmporfuDss NO. Id
ThaDies-strsef, lot OF Winter Flowers among
which are sprigs, punches. wreatis &c. Also NJ
teen dozen German Cologne. =
Oct 80 J. REMOND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

ATTLE OF LAKE ERIE, with notices
HD OF Commodore Elliotts conduct 10 that en-
sagement. by Tristan Burees; also containing
various official documents and the affidavils of
Captains Tnroer, Taylor. Stevens and Champlin,
aud PurSer Breese, and other papers. relative to
The subject Price ga cents. For sale by
Oct l6, w. CALLAHAN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07

INV rur SILK WORM.
IL, ,,.o,.,
Mute. nosrless pet, who half my cares divide,
Where now wanderer from thine own,
Seeking thou know st not what aside
From ,hy voupluous mates, their banquet keeping
:, mourn,l' too, scarce can keep from weeping.
c.,,.., -, Cos, o,ro,.
By hands that guard thee gathered fresh and lair
on as the bright suns warm refreshing ray,
Shone on the pendant leaves in morning a.r2
How have brushed the diamond dew away,
And spread thy simple meal at break Of day.
e., .t,.n
Like gloomy ranuchin in yon nook Withdrawn,
Twill not care for thee again another day
But tend Inv mates the more, at eve and morn
That thnu should'.t Migrate prove 50 soon 10 die.
Wrspd in the sIlyery threads | see around thee lie
-
Tao true zee it uow thy race IS run,
The silken mesh thou art weaving FOR thy rest
And soon thy heaven on eatth'iI be won;
Poor worm there's none shall care for thee again
save her whose heart cen nav rs hIICd vita pnh.
Icon A ,,,. r,o,, tho farm, !, ,,kss
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
SPEECH OF MR.. WALKER,
Or MISSISSIPPI.


IN Senate, Tuesday, January q iSi0--On The bi.
To provide for the collection, safe keeping, trans
fer, and disbursement Of the public moneys.
lcoHctupEn)
b The official returns upon t0c files Of lie
Senate, i appears that, from The lst October,
l7s9, 10 30th September, 1899, the totally Of
our exports was So .557 500, psi, and the tolally
oi our imports, during the same period, was 81.
3y07l3 CT, being an excess against Us Of m
ports over exports Of 1871 ,ss3,69s, and thus
sums approaching near one thousand millions Of
dollars, Is, IA truth, but par, Of the bounty pad
% Iureign lndusy by deblsIn- our currency, and
nus welding up TO them, to SO vast an eXten
BON the foreign and domestic market In addl-
ton 10 this vast sum, the diminished exports The
decreased profits upon their sale, and the decreas.
ed products Of every kind, will make the rational
'oss' from the bank paper system at least two
'h)nsand millions Of dollars. We have seen that
ne total excess OF imports over exports, from lat
Ecloher, 1899, TO 30ih September 1899, was
a'olsS3, SO, the whole Of which except Sl96S
N35,O2l, occurred from 1871 I'll 1911, and from
1916 to 1894, during the wretched career Of the
so Banks of the United States and with the
exception OF S7l SCOTT, it may oil be truly SAID
!, cave occurred during the dominion Of a l. ).
hafks tcr the present United States Bank, under
= new charter, has inflated prices, currency, and
fictitious credit, lully as much as any OF lis pre-
oecessors, One thing however, is certain, that
+. = all the result Of our bauk paper system.
hnoIaer fact also clearly proved that the first
lamlionan tariff, not the tariff Of 1916, nor
nat oi 1924 nor vet ever, that OF 1855 arrested
ms unous excess Of imports over exports. No,
~ Il IS not a high tariff that we want, but the
most limited revenue duties with specie policy,
mat IS 10 command for Us our own, az well as for
fg1 markets., that ia 10 advance all interests, in
every section OF the Union, and make II the IN
'e'esls o! all 10 encourage free trade. But for
ne oaah paper system the products Of our indus.
ny would De more than double what they Cow are,
'nd our population wonderfully augmented {; and
ne should. long GIG 'his hsyo rasscd England
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07
rHr HONEST MAN.

A.a-c n,, just because they da no wrong;
Bot he that vii. not wrong me when he may,
lie is the Truly JUST. praise not Them
Who in 'aelr petty dealings piter not
Bot Inn who spurHs a secret fraud
Where he NIGH, plumber and defy surprise;
III, be the praise who booking down with scorn
Tn the false judgment Of the partial herd
Con'lltS bis own true heart, and boldly dares
Iobclnoi merely though) an HONEST MAN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07

/ next, perhaps, 90 the patriotic jackson and Sena
tor from Missouri. mae be Justly considered the
/ original Loco oeos \ the hard money men 81 the
unou. They have lour and faithfully commended
.ar lhts doctrine a,,a ust the Wall street brokers
and SPECTATORS, and after many defeats. victory
nov perehss upon the banner of the working men
and Loco Focos of the great CITY Of New York.
The banks advantageous To the working men (
/ Why they are Their greatest opnreSsar> They
ralse and dsnrcss nj pleasure the nuce not aul,
I af WAGES. bui of eyer, artrlc the working n.la
/. camnrllcJ 10 purchase lor lbe subsistence at
. himself and family and II thew augment far a
time the nominal price of wares, % - only 10 en-
banrc. ma sim rrcnfsr pranor,,ar, the pfire OBJ
living and Subsistence and then 90 b,lor uu ey.
sry two M three ,esfs. successive names ana
rou,ff.,nnS IA which aH inJa,,f, r. ,4l..rt,d
and be I,bor,np men are lslt a..na., entirely un
cmnaycd. Wills, he banks are engaged IN The
uark of RESUMPTION. The working mru have
nothing In DO With The management IN profit OF
banks Tbcv are neither directors, Stockholders,
or borrowers, but they particlna,e largely ia thr
losses ar,.,no from these institutions. They arc
compelled 10 recrivela payment thc money of lhe
hanks. and sustain creal LOSSES. nr,>ng from their
suspension or insolvency, and depreciation of
then paper. let the working .uau be secured u
The wages Of his hbor--lcl hn be pad an gold
and SILVER. lea nam have the steady, certain. and
increased demand ,3r labor here, arstng from "a
creased produris. 10 sIar'y both the foreign and
! domestic market. and he uil be more prosp,rop.
mad independent rhan when driven into or out Of
c,-oloyn,ot n, tho mercy or the hanks and the
y,Ine Of NJ, wapes rcoula,c3 al,heIr pleasure.
The whole community j. dcepl, injured 10 ano.
! tser mode BY the bank paper system It's lyits
monopol, Of wealth and power and puytlegcs m
the hand. Of die few. and the consequent rmpoy.
cr.bmen, Of the many. The rights Of property
must not he innared or weakened but 10 equal.
/ .-,., l.,.,t,, ,,,,.,.,,,1, ,,,,b q, ,l,o ,,',oJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07


G.4 of ne bills aud vcrAant plains.
bless thy ruling hand
For drifting SHOWS aud gentle rams
Are sen, by Thy command
Tie opening Spring !, icekei by ',ec,
WA each delightful 0o~c-,
And every eat and had see,'
Bears impress Of thy power
The upeaug Summer burning SUM-
The Winters piercing cod
Tie changing SEASONS as they ron,
fIg wisdom Lord, u@fod.
Tic lHg Elat centres 10 my ca'
NDIrss thy wisdom Owls
WHhfumI happiness my .a',
cannot envy thrones.
Love Jwci's within N; pe1cef. b,raa
Al every mornings dawn
And when the sun SINKS 70 hc w,,.
Ny cares are oil Withdrawn.
Although secluded from tie mart
Wterc crowd the thougilcSs gay
Wherein tis scenes that ycH tHc htaf
Men waste their lives away.
Bcsiie ihe h1', ,ha pering brook
Glad natures fond retreat
With gratitude 10 thee look,
Ard songs Of lny repeat,
Tor lot so best my voice raise,
Almighty tod 10 thee
Thou needesl not an angels praise.
Much less such praise from NE
Bat will bless thy bounteous hand,
For all thy gifts bestowed -.
Before my heart could understand
Ten thousand thanks ] owed.
Coning 10 the PoiRL-Copy Of Trademarks
olter to debtor "Sr, II YOU will favor me
s,h lhe amount Of my bin, you vii ohhse me-
7 not | must obt-c uop
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07

Coming 10 the Poini.--Copy Of i'adesmans
letter TO a debtor Sir, II YOU will favor me
villa de amount Of NY bin you VII 5hl,se me-
n not must obf-c uop
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07

IN Senate, Tuesday, January q, lSi0--On the bi..
10 provide for the collection, safe keeping trans
lcr and disbursement of the public moneys.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11
tJseI@U' SALE.

n UKSUANI IL ihe ptuvtst = Of a tiusi dee
n executed 10 lie subscriber. bearing date the
l5ih day OF September, 1897, hy " tllnm Rnlreway
Geo. NJ. PAYNE and William 4. Mosclry, which IL
duly recorded ~ The CLERKS Ofiea of the cnnnfy
Coun OF Amherst shall ptnceed,on the 18Th day of
July ntxt, ~ The nuuse OF Juseph KYLE called the
Folly, IN the enuuiy ol Amherst, proc ED sell To
The highest bidder. lor ready money, the Itar Of
Land, conveyed by the SAID deed, 10 wit, 93l ACRES
Wing aud being 10 the sad county 81 Amherst dJ"ln
nv the lands ol Mirnjah Pendelnn aud olhr ,nd H.,
part thereof nent To the sd k,lrs; II beh HE
same laud in,mriy owned by John Coleman. This
land - chel, III woods. running NOT Ian from James
RVct has much good timbe, upon It. The TILE
Is deemed you'd, hut aolne Trustee none olhet " III
be conveyed but snehns vested me b, enhi deed
ROBERT TINSLEl, Trustee.
June II tds
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no the = toe ]. holders OF the S>ssS
Virginia.

TIVE Commissioners anpoin,ed BY the dovef-
j nor to examine into and report on the coafiisen
Of he Bank Of Virgins. having nearly completed
Their aud lie Boaid Of Dueetofs being
sniha.ized hy Law Ia convene extra meetings Of the
stockholders after thirty days previous notice oil mo
time and place Of sueli meeting Notice - hereby
gwen that the sail Board have appointed Wednes-
day. the fret day OF Jny for meeting ofl,e stock
builders, 10 be held al their b mixing House infbs
Cry of Riebmoad ,snd The SAID Board earnestly
request tall at enhance Of tie stockholders ~
that lime aud place, we'll 10 consider the actual
cnndiliun al ihe Bank. 10 adspf such additional
by .l,ws, ordinances. rules apd regulations as I"
them III III aptesr nccifnl and proper. for the fu
infe management OF Tie Bank, and aiother things
app.rttinng thereto.
Those stockholders Who may not find II COVE
npnt attend 10 person are requested TO appoint
proxies Ia represent them ~ the SID mertiDg-aud
With that view, the form OF power aiiornry Is here
unto annexed.
Il, arder OF the Board. -
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH President.
Bank Of Vuenis, May 30, le40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11
.y'sDEECH.

ID y reason Of The piocssed drslie of Maj. Thorn
kp ns Rndd, the co perluership al Rudd X Bailey,
III the itmc burning business. nj McAl,stet's kiln,
was dl solved on the 2sll May last, aud luli possrs
sion Of he kiln with the subscriber. All
persons having claims against the concern are re-
CURED 10 make immediate application 10 lbc snb.
s-eher for payment, ot ihls notice will be pleaded
:, n. 81 any clam presented after the expiration of
him, Tvs ctom this date. All persons Indebted TO
The concern mnsi make payment 10 the subscriber.
The recent Of any Other person viii he who'll, dise
garded. " nus BAILEY.
lime II u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

o. The Wing Of Friday last contains letter
from H. Cha,4der, Esq. oil Wesrmo,eland, stating
that Dr. J. \. Powell leading Loco Foeo OF ihaI
county lad said 10 HIM thai lie tDaP. had reeelte ed
IA letter from Mr.. RHehlc, the editor oil The Enqu-
rer, in Which Nj. Il. ad"lped hallhe charge against
Gen. Harrison # having voted for law authorizing
The sale Of white men Tor debt, Is untrue; thst he
(Ritche) satisfied oiIts al,y; that lie had con
seqncnty abandoned II, aud thought that tie ad-
mnstralon parry ought rot 10 use II. Col. " m.
Il. Walker, The delegate TO the Legislature from
Westu o,eand, md Dir. Robert Murphy slate that
they also head Dr. Powell MAKE tie same state
mcut We shall wait to what Mr.. Richie say 5
of this dc,eopmen before we maze any com
i ment upon II.
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WA sskkl Aas1.

Married, The 26h ull by the Rev. William
|. Holenmbc Nj BENJAMIS JAMES Iluaurs, ii
Lynchbutp. Ia Mss SARAH MATILDA, yuuugcst
daughter OF Cap. Thomas johnson. deed. oil Camp-
bell County.
-, on The 18Th nlt, by The Rev. Dr. Phillips
Nj. bArAfErrE TINsLrr, to Miss llENRirrrA,
daughter oi BrunnIm K be'son, all al Bedford.
-. on "Wednesday. evening The 27lh omo
by the Rev. Mr.. Pondexter. THOMAS I.rIun. Esq
Artorn.v Al Law, IN MISS SARAH Ann WImBisn.
all OF the county OF II eax.
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WI. NJ. FEYToN. ESQ.

u VII De seen, by the suhjnined correspondence.
MARVIN NJ, Pe,ton. Esq OF Roanoke. has accept.
ed an invitation from portion OF the people Of bed
iotd 'unly, 10 address Them On Saturday uest, in
reference To The questions connected With the APP
proaehine Presidential election. We hope. how
ever that our Brdf I'd friends are msinormrd as to
the intention uf the Wing Ele,or nat address the
people OF that county. W. have no doubt. ihough
we have heard uoIhine iiom Inn upon the suheol)
thai he wiU avail hm self uf some suitable uceason
during the summer, 10 appea, before the elzens oi
that county. We are nevertheless gratitied To see
The people of that genuine Why eouui, calling to
the aid OF the Electof other distinguished oitizrns
The Wings have every thing to gaiu, aud nothing
to loose. BY discussion:
PEA Town. Bedford, May G, 1870
Dear Nr-As the Wing Elcctor appointed FOR
nus district vii not canvass this county, and
consider II viraly important. IN the approaching
Preside 'ia' election that we have some addresses
made !" ons milo" -ctzcns IA this part Of our conn
~, clearing M Tue slandetnus charges made for thr
pu'po OF dssaiing III" cha.,tlet OF Grn Harrison
IN rtlrtenc" II his The Senate oi Ono while
hemhe, OF thai body, las the patty opposed 10 his
election charge hun "uh voting 10 sell hee White
men mt slavery. as well rs make many other char
ees equally obnoxipus,) therefore We, u portion OF
The ellzfns IL tbs county, hlehdly the ceetlon
OF Gen. llalrl>on, do earnestly request that You at
lend al tins place. on'Satu,da, the - h Of June next
and address hea on The sal jeci oi the Presidential
election, as wei rs - a,N Other 10 les which are
nearest and dearest 10 The best interests OF The A.
people. Compliance wIth the above inyl-
Iatlon will meet with HE ms cordial apptobl tinn
u the cllaens OF tins county. We are, with lgh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

QF@ One fine mnst exiraorlin,ty events Of the
age is in process of dcvelopemcnt y, Baltimore.
We alluded 10 the mtaienment before Court ol
Inquiry, Of Maj Lend,um AID Capt, Dusonhuty nf
the L. $. Army, on charge Of purchasing sup.
plIes for tho Army in that city, from lFb,g =
For this high crime and m,sdemranor they ate
now upon ual We shall, ihe affair is
over, take further notice fthis high handed piece
Of Despotism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

= Tie commencement az Washington Col
lree will take place in Lexington the o5 h Of
this month. The eva inatiou OF the Military In
stitnle begins on the 18th ON the goth the. Gram.
mar School will be examined, aud on the "a h, the
higher classes Of young ladies' nj the Ann Smith
Academy.