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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06

ii immets, Haze bets, b rae T.
AVID Bits, AIDES, Drawing Knives, Cages. &c.
Bncksmilhs Tools. viz: Bellows, Anvils. Vices,
Slsdges, Screw plates. Files. Rasps, Steel, &c.
Saddery and Coach Makers Materials, very ex-
tensive assortment.
ALSO,
A very large and well selected assortment OF every
thing in the Hardware line. Furniture and Tools
for Cabinet Makers, Mill Wriehts, Tanners, &c.-
House Keepers will find Tenders, Andirons, Shov
sls and longs, Knives aud Forks Spoons Tea
Boards and w ALTERS, Tea Kettles Bell Metal Kettles
Sauce Pans, Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle
sticks, Shutters and Trays, Baskets. Mats, Spit
toons, Buckets, Tubs, Coffee Mis-, Coffee aud
Tea Pots, Patent Coffee Pots Egg Boilers, Steak
Dishes, Urns, Nursery Lamps, Castors Dish
Covers, Brushes of all Kinds, Venetian and other
Blinds, Curtain Bands and Pi,s, and almost every
Kind Of Cooking Utensils
ALSO,
splendid assortment Of Pocket anil Pen Knives,
Scissors, Raj RS and Straps, Pistols Guns, Rifles,
de.
Shoves, Spades, Forks; Mill, Cross Cut and Pit
SawsCast Steel warranted, Trace, Halter, Log aud
Filth Chains; Nail Rods, and general assortment
OF Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in bis
une,to give HIM a call, as lie is dettrmnedo sell
Doth wholesale and retail cheap similar Goods
can be had in Virginia. Merchants before going
10 Richmond, would do we'll 10 examine the stock
and prices at the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII.
jar 80 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

IL. suE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
~ and the public generally, Tor the liberal encouf-
l,emeut received BY tie late firm OF FAYE HALL
,.rd. continuing to carry on the a#a -
TAILORING BUSINESS,
"a. h,s,cbes at the stand lately occupied by
's.n, where he will thankfully receive and faithfully
.xecate all orders in his line
ns will keep constantly on hand an assortment Of
CtOTuES. ready made Of various prices, from, the
.a,,...t 10 the finest quality. which will be sold as
cheap as they can be purchased 10 lhs market Tor
each. m1,,; w.
Feb. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
James River and Aanawha Conn

sga1nes River and RAaIaayVsaa CORR
paNy.
4 T meeting of the President and Directors Of
~ the James River and Kanawha Company, on
the 19lh December. 1889
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed 10 give
public notice. that the interest the Compauy's
Post Notes shall continue until they ale paid.
Extract from the Record.
W. b. ClllTTENDEN Secretary.
Jan. 2 Sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
N,saAiSo
~. aTUE LYNCHBURG yIRGINIAN,"

1,..,i ,emi.reekty, fepery Monday and 7kwsdayJ al
ooiar, per aanam; payable in adrance No sa6sertp
h. rseeired fora shorter period than sir monds;aad
''' m be discontinued fercept at the disereioa ej1ae
49,, until all arrearages are paid
m1nvER rTSE MEN s iasertedat5o cents per square
Jcr e first iascrtion and 37 cents for erery su6se-
,snt Insertion -.
rrJ0B PRINTING executed neatly and ezpedthonsfy
= N, r,o souabip
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
Gsk0ES, to wit: LOUISA. CROCK
ET"E and AEsAiIzNTA.

~ II + subscriber, having determined 10 remove to
Il Richmond, wishes to dispose of all his properly
in tins place, Real and Personal, consisting Of his
E.H.E FgERD,
with large aud valuable stock of
Hides, Leather, Bark, &c
with every suitable fixture lor carving the Tannery
and Currylng Bushes on large scale HIS
6rsssraa HOUSE; and LOT sGyzas
f%iil Main Street. now occupied by Eamil
-E4l4.A Messrs. Roberts a. Lee. and among -E-LA
the very best stands in Lynchburg, for large Gro
Gerry Business. This house IS built OF Brick aDd very
extensive. A number OF very valuable SLAVES,
say 10 or 20 quantity 81 useful and valuable
Household Nssee Kitchen Furniture,
with variety of other things, HORSES, &c.
Any portion Of The above property NAY be bought
privately until further notice when the whole WIZ be
offered al public sale due notice OF when w'ii be
given Those to WHOM, tbs Subscriber is ndebieo'
II is presumed will present their CLAIMS ana IL IS ear
nesiy hoped that those indebted IL Tie subscriber
will all aud setle ACCOUNTS with rs hlte ueIay IS
pc sible LAS" ELL W..
- The Baltimore American will please to IN
sert the above far weeks, three ZINES "eSh'--
Il is desirable hatn should be published IN 'o'h
the city and country paper. forwaio account 10
this Once for payment.
Jau 20 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06

~ IL " "a " 6ItSs
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE, pronounced
- in the Of - Charlton Us. Charlton" BY
Campbell county Court, at The January term, 1910,
the undersigned Commissioner appointed for the pur
pose, will on Friday, he 2st OF February next, pro-
coed TO sell, by way of public ancton to the highest
bidder, at the residence of Mrs. Michael Black,
being the plantation formerly ownedby Jno. Black
the following
NEGROES, to wit LOUISA. CROCK
ETE and AeAiTzNTA.
Terms, II months credt,-the purchaser exccu .
ting bond with approved personal security.
The title is believed to be good, but the under
signed selling as commissioner, will convey such
title only is vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
SAMUEL PANNILL, Com'r
At The same time and place mentioned in the a
beve advertisement of Samuel Pannill. Commission
er, the Undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction, TO the highest bidder
n 5s'D We g. IL O " $,
LEWIS and SARAH ANN
Sold by order Of the county Couit of Campbell,
in the of Black rs. Black Gal.
Terms Cash DANIEL NJ. BLACK,
AdmniSlratorof Nm. Black, decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06

p The following is communication address
ed by him, IN 1921, 10 Cincinnati Editor, in which
paper similar charge had been made against linn
10y correspondent:
LETTER TO A CINCINNATI EDITOR, 1921
SIR: 10 your paper Of the 18th inst, observed a
most violent Attack upon eleven other members OF
The late Senate aud myself for supposed role given
at the session, Ion the passage Of law to "SeH debt
ors in certain cases" II such had been our conduct
acknowledge that we should not ouy deserve the
ccusure which the writer has bestowed upon us, but
the execration Of every honest man in society. An
act Of that KIND not only opposed TO the principles
of justice aud humanity, but would bs palpabe vlo-
laion of the Constitution Of the State which every
legislator is sworn TO support and sanctioned by a
House OF Representatives aud twelve Senator'S il
would indicate state OF depravlty which would fill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
II. II. ~ y & III IL Ae I'D y !,
LyncssbMrs, Va,

Dealer in Hcrd,carc, Cuttery, Sdadle1y, Guns, &c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06

The roll was called again. and f,e veto Sfesa
as belois-Rves 90, Mason 62--seatieriag s.
Nh Ba,ly voted Tor l.. W. Taxswsl1i MIR. Crsf.
ford, Tor A. =. Upshur ; and Mr.. Smith Of e., fss
7. W. Gilmer . ....- y" ~,
JOINT vote with tho Senate Hives 80. Mwsou 81.
scattering O. No elcetion--s4 being necessMy ~
a choice. bed HHIaas tt tfH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06

X r + rs COusTHnIIy TOT
sale, Building Materials !:
VIZ. Locks aud Hinges Of
all kinds, Bolts. Latches.
Screw Nails, Glass &c,
Carpenters Tools, VIZ -
Planes, Saws, ChIsseIs,
Augers, Squares, Axes,
-. lIuls L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
UNION HOTEL, Aynchbssyg, We.

North Bend. Dec. %, le2l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-06
Dec 3
POSsitOese3liel

Tho above sale Is postponed until Friday, the
2lst OF February next.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
u IR

1 MT~w~T-I- - - w m -7 M --, ----..-T IN $3.50
I.rl 49, s'ss'' Il.
- ,s.. NV .sS NJ 49, ".
sIs i's .s l',9,.. $500 n Ns
.h 1890 ". 's Y. atS4 sSEs
49, III. ...h NV. M ss'ss.ss VA Is
NJ Nj: ,.ss. If, lss NV
vprr sa;d ,Iaro INV ,aan 1900. " ~
az, s;,,,'is, s n ,,rs
mine fbsf WV NJ ~. s u
pai,per bad beena bIanad oas M ,sb;'.,
!. was ho,,nd IN r,.;nta;n ,ne rsg,s . 800.
rar..rrad \, ,gss ;rD,css;,,le tl,., :''s
could be Tmaintainas H, aIt rases $780, y.
o;ns a. " 1900, n ", $3.50 49,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

We Will not depiore them. lhe days that are IS
lhc gloom of misfortune Is over them casts
YheYaIs heightened 81 sorrow and suliied 81 care
Their gtioie were too many, their oys were 10
rafei
N ct now that their sha1oWs ore Oh Sc IS more,
Let usWelcome the pospe that briehlena before.
we have cherished iair hopes We have plotted
fair achemee,
Wehave lived til We End them illusioe 81 dreams;
Wealth has melted like snow that s. glasped IS
the hand
And ne Steps We have climbed have departed
Ike sand;
Yet shall We despond while Of heallh unbersit:
And honor bright honor, and freedom are left
Oh shall We deapond, while The PAGES 81 time
Yet open before us their records subiime!
While enobed by treasure more precious than
gold,
we Gun walk with the martyrs and heroes ol 81 IA /;
Vhlle humonity whispers such ffathsin The ear
AZ 4 soitsns Che heart like sWoes music ohsar
OF! shall va dispond, while wilh vision stiIl rec.
we can gaze On the slty and tie earth and the sea
While tue sunshine can waken burst 81 delight,
And The stars are Joy and glory BY night.
While each harmony running through nature,
can raise
IA our spirits fhe iupqse IS gadne Ind praise /!
Ohslet usno longer hen yainIy ament
Over scenes that are faded and that are spentt
But by faith nniclaakef, nnawed 81 mischances
on hopes wqYing banner 6lill lixe beouf chance;
And should fortune prove cruel, and false, h tGie
last
Lot rs look 81 the future aud not ID the past
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

&t1Mt the AVE- X SUNDAY AIiaHs
IENpER AvowAL I'm riEH WAN 0r Dn
- young and pretty giFl stepped insc
store where spruce young man. Who had
long been anamoafed bnt dared n6t sbsas
stood behind the counter s linn INV Goods.
ln order to remain I'M ldna as possible. shs
cheapened every thinq I'll ast sho said
believe YOU lhink an cheating vonp
no. said she younaslef g0ne pou Ss
always fdir. sNeIl, N whispered tas iaaV.
blushing Az she laid iii snpIasis on the oss
"A would not staY sc long bargaining Il Bou
were not % dear
IA Texas editor says there aso some foIks
wno make egulas Practice 81 banoWlha
nls Paper, ana his general opinion 81 soch
Peeple u simply this: They af6 msaner
'lan dlrl uglief than sin, nbse contempli
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

oW kIcH Man 1IAx DRn ohod
blemes rich man oI going with his elbows
oNl because every one knows that Sc has
goi money enough 70 let him d new coat
but i Is objectionable il poor man to IS
ragged because very one knows That II Is
ons ct bis poWer lodo otherwise.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

UNITED STATES AND R0RTUG AL. The
Globe announces that treaty 81 commence
aiAd aYlgatlOn Nas concluded and signed iii
AAAgAst tRsi hY 0Af: lSaHanagh pnE ras
AillIs1 an4 cues Plenip0 antla-
Iys This II she tirst treaty, that paper
staies concluded by the United States with
tnat commercial country, though II has al.
ways been desldeEatum, and numerous at-
tempis have been made 10 accomplish AM
object which cannot but exercise very ben
ehcIal influence upon the Intercourse be-
tween the two countries tiEad. Ledper.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

NEw CoEoax in ATHicA IA French pa-
pc gives codnt of two Frenchmen.
AlesaIs Delgeleue ana Campion, WHO went
Two Fears go % the south coast Of Africa.
80 enter int ~ commercial and other relations
viii The Cailfe mi DeIgotrne, saws Tie
letter, peneiEatsd into tie centre 81 Gaia.
TIA, and has made hinsel hs CHEF ofa new
colony, Chiefly of Ouch 10 whom ne las
glTenthe Hi-color. dnd for whom rs lias made
treaties Wish kine Fonda
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13


NAVAL ARcH1TECTURE Il IS worthy 81
remark, that the proportions, Of the British
Queen steam ship. The last great effort 81
marine architecture that has interested the
world, are exactly those Of Noah's Ark, the
iiIsi that was set adoat proving that 1000
years Impractical science has done nothing
70 improve the dimensions of floating boats.
hfsl given by the great Builder, Of the uni
verse and II the critical characteron these
proportions be duly considered, it may az
lord an evidence Of the scripture narrative.
The breadth of the AK was one sixth 81 the
length lhe depth thereof one tenth 81 the
lengsh. The British Queen Is 40 feet s
inches wide; stem 70 slernpost 343 feet;
alol whole depth So, making TIE square
depth "a teet inches: Ihs Ark vas twice
as long as tllR Queen. London nnpgr
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

tp There man Out East Who Is 80
s1al that is frequently gets lost and ~
qhigea S. eo ahonf with candle and finr
hsll, to,fnd on what become 81 himself
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

Ihe man Of good intentions only noes
dreaming So al BIS life, ia reality 4 wiced
and erflng creature bul constantly absOlVine
himsel Il from his ps through Tie efficacy 81
this Pre- ended virtue, which only permits
and urge hin SIP the more
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08

he advertising ~onlum1Sv( a late ncvs,s pr. m mich
were enIUiCd ups are Vi twenty adVsriistm onts or
GcocN medicines sr ~ SruHfS: each setting forth 10 cure I
uvafiyall diseases oud maladics hat poor mortal flesh
>heir D." Aad a very I re pro0orh0i al ,nosi OF
the cclumus OF current newspaper a. ufds up OF TIE
same s'ri ct uEiuicrcsins .tU.- 10 the o,clcsion OF
"'htT WailSrs that mirhtbe really uSoSl Z; Is oae
way IT da'tcr'ng the prejcdices Of tho peup;s, and Per.
H'ri1g p"hl'e Sste. and Corresponds well with erisi.
ing political deinogn-usin; thcy are both ra-o!eecd
imrositicUs, and both GU9 well succeed in ~uiscung
thc.r o'Je,s.
Tue specific IN medicine. end lhc perpetual notion
IA Hcc.0Ht,, have been sought u1cr cor several ,hou-
SnI years. and nciIher OF them have yet hccn reach
Cd me reason - manifest; they ore b IA Inconsistent
Nth the laws OF raturc. AMI of course rcpuguant 20
o'mmnn sense. This has again and again been de-
th'ret by scientific men Who best understand the laws
al mechanics md OF the animal economy. aud yet
how large n proportion OF mankind arc siil choosing
THIS 'Icn $ Gtuus. with the hope OF ettccting What
never has been AMI never can hc. But II : more IN
consistent That the sgRe Hos,raa should be a specific
tor ptg 90 4 kulIrufG iTrr,af diseases; or that 6Gg DIFF
fs-'Hf HoNrrfas should ne specifics tor tho same disease.
AMI ysti their certificates and aties,a'isns were emit
lied a. credit. We are bo1nd TO believe that one AMI the
same rcmedy wall cure inEuTncraSlc diseases of very
different characters, and that numerous Remedies Of
very different characters will cure the same disensc.
What A. this. but complete hazs6sg. But "cyrry dog
must have has day. and 80 must every nostruHi too;
each ono m turn becomes celebrated, and each one in
nuI ~ sound 10 be all hum5ns; and vet. every new
one + sought aiter by the public with the same eager.
ness, - II the public had never been Culled. What Is
ihts bat a qU0ck-Hoti mama; n restless spi IL for no.
Nclty; n Kind Of m0r-'ebask fsvsr; a determination 20
experiment upon one, self NJ the risluc and expense
OF what's Declined by al men most yaluahle-healh
and ttc MEDIcUs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08


III you wish tssSe a federal vhig Uuss. just men
ASUG
AMI pray Master Jes-any. wha, IS there in the hs.
tofy or Character OF Harrison ~ make any honest man
cH9f Was las gallant contact rs the youthful Aid
Ie-CamP Of Con. Naync. in The carly and sanguinary
Indian Wars, calculated to make Americans uush ,
Or Is there any Thing to cause his countrymen to Clash
IN the manner in which he rcpalsed the deadly At
tack OF the British and Indians a, Tippecanoei Or
shii we UEsA for tho protection he gave To The set
Elements against murder and rapine. rs Cutnmanderin.
Ihef OF the North Western Arm,' He was for ten
years, during a period of privaton and peril. Cover.
nor "i Indiana. and ruled with 50 much wisdom end
generosity that he came TO be regarded as the Father
OF Tue People. Are we TO da:i al the recollection Of
'hIs incident m his history He was twelve years n
Senator IN Congress. d.schaSging every duty with e..
jeity 10 the People and honos To the country. L. therc
any cause To AuSi for ,hatl He was minister To The
Republic Of Culomb,a. and while there fiiihfully rem
rvscnling hrs own Government. he wrote n Letter =,
fresideni Bolivar. breathing The purcsi and lnei, ser.
iunenis OF rational Libcuy. Should hi ,s,,,l. o..
cheeks with u &ashf Aires an hor ,devo,,o, al g.,
y years to the public service. .e is a uoor man :
hoaid the Poverty OF sIes 2. man raise a QtslP m
ns ECU various an' 70 .ponsiblc offices. The duties OF
49, were SO '-.,nfully discharged that nothing OF
P'''N" ~ -ches 10 his name. Should We uash on
-0unii And finally. he was from 1891 TO lS3O
.21ursing large Sums OF the Peoples money, but clio.
Sod up MS accounts with the Government. and retired
to his Farm in the North Bend Of the Ohio River
without ever having stolen a Dollar from the Treasa.
r.! Contrast this conduct with that Of the merccRary
plunderIng wreiches who calumuiaie Gen. Harrison,
and sly who has tie bcs; reason TO pLvsu ,-tLbaa,
! Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08

81 i...dssic'hs TaHg-Wo learn from q CORES.
roHl.m ai tc Falls. NET there vasa ceacul turn ost
'i '. oafra. Of in-r .rrr GIy bctrc y~c,irrjay. fosce
O. I've dDeTtaE' is luial plunge The deer was duy.
sa 30 fac saH.' Di H. ussr about two and a hall
r..s -autr t.r lI's Bong closely pursued hv
.ln.'smea auj hounds. bs .eo. 10 hs zee anI voutrr
.. "I' -a .-- fIaf. Ir Ttr.pI 1u which Ia stood broke
+. from rHr main H.'. arc rG1lrd Dlt iuo tie .irrim.
Is rTarhra Hr r..I.. Ul.H hz Irul SUPPORT s-,p
broke tD .iHss- arI Hr v-s I.U .os,ua.lr nr EG. ,u
Ho mad iarr..f i. lua'.y succeeded u reaching r.
.msI r'aHi. which l.1Hs Hl -Four f.rE..a mIv remlm.
l.r near tl. h-1i al Con, leland. and between fblf
a1I H1s Canada shore. 40 l+Ioa hss ever tssu on
.s -lr- 1.r<at v,,1 A lg ig l,-4
ord .orHej c. hHI .. dam. uhith admits Of. b,z,r
t'-s fu.sEgc. Atfis present ume Oh. Iyer o. sor.p
20 Dob mu.auasT. yri Robinson. who f-sfr-r.b.J
h.u-r't i1st summer hy tisdaung Boz fasaurng Cs,a.o
flsIs.d To- over bod ID HYlt and bring thg deer GA
lI' made tr 1fismrt but was uuahc 'o gain iEa island
Nr N.isan CJukIu compared ~ Hr NIup-,,
ifr determined t1 60 They rovrd oi % -a 49,
H. below i'o leland. Coz Bone i1 gci mta the edig ID
p. i11i, tut Wilde CBuferaiur With bc srour current
'Hf cog Hr.ke. unl. wri ta speed slar.ee b.-.o
ihfy ~-ls SOL emily hurried towards Tie Irnt Of fh,
resp.ce A. .hcy passed over % rnlIl bl-. ColE.
Zoo Jumped ouL sud sUrcealcI boz stopping tc b1lt
DE wa'rf being only ahoIf waist deep Afer regain.
ih-.r presence 81 mind. they started aga-n. and by
. ,sas N fhcif s1eis oar an5 e pie. landed on Gosi
pos sb',o SIC Falls.
Ih 's~'f'| n''n- 81 DIS r'~L, f'-t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08
o THE TtNfrs.


W. Editor -Itis v,th feelings Disqualification that
J inform YOU 81 the existence Of another Lycer.n n
oar CITY. This SJcic'y has bscn recently io--,.d and
i'calIed ic Literary Janto. The r.Sm5o1 are vopn.
bIttasy think tina; they can im ,,roye thersc,ve. bv
meeting together from ,iaic To tine. FOR the purpose
o. debating on qu' ';ions proPo,ed By the members,
a"R spei"'aS' - Writing original pieces. Their mot
I" "L-th Vtgct ORgic." AM believing this, they
are "n'.rmined TO 20 ahead. The number o~fmenbers
. 'iritei 10 seventeen. a v-ry good regulation | ,hink,
fra great many Societies OF this kind have tcen bro.
kn II? because they had ;oa many members. Better 10
have more Lyccums. and fewer members 10 each one.
\ statutory address is delivered at the opening o.
each meeting by SOME member appointed a, the prcce.
ding enc. Ia short, s.r, the object Of ih.s Society is
rautual improvement, and the members are determined
'olsave no mraos unirieI whereby they can accom-.
p'sh the desired cnG.
1t YOU give this al insertion in the Times, YOU may
probably arfronm me again. THE SPECTATOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08
From The Deaaam Pa.,ig, aal Democrat.
MARTIN TIE DEMocRAT-A PARODY.

MARTIN TIE DENOCRAF-A PARODY
A aew reading If The House that Jaek Bah.
Martin Van Barren is rich, md lac has no .louht q
right 80 spend hs money rs DC plcasos: 10 im,.alc an
English Lord 10 hs coach aud horses; ia his Iyeriej
servants, M his furniture, "a his manner OF living. IN
his household. &C. and If he says ne is n Democr,t
The people may believe ham. If they will. Buf mus,
rota person he desirous Of being gulled, who IN tb,,
country, can lake n man with all the airs. m,ppep
md habits Of an English Lord. Tor a Dcmocrar pJ
Won ever go 20 Washington, frIendl Ind Won oyer 60.
NJ Van BIrons gill coach-his English coachm,r
hs hvercd fo,tHani Did you ever 60 into the Wbi,s
House AZ Westinghouse how lie interior Is cb,pgo4
since Gen. Jackson left II. aud hoS IL Is now mnleIed
at'r my Lords of Grnsycnor Square. Londonl DID
yJI ever sec he President o. his palace. AMI no.c r..
like he Is 10 q u?2hh English Eah.
Do you know hat when in Eng. nd. Mr. y,n RI.
rem adopted the fashions Of high life. aud was mere
peiied b. Earls. Mi7uIscs md Dukes. than wa. ever
any minister from this country. before him1 d. Won
kn"" that all our iorner ministers had adopted simple
manners, becoming the Representatives Of n r.ppIg.
can couniry' And do you know that Mr. Van BDr.p
changed this rule. and affected the STYLE and nom, .,
an EmperOf's Ambassador
Yet all this . true: 70 Is true that This srms Van r..
rem. pretends 70 be a DcanocyaH 4 man who has done
more shan any President that ever wen, before him.
q introduce ansIorncy u manner. dress and oop,,,,.
into our country, protcuds % Be a DeDsero, al "a.
our hard handed yeomany" 10 be his supporters. ,n5
consider him their peculiar rcprrsrntatiyeu
However, as sumo persons love 90 b. cheafei-and
some love The truih-we give q version Of the Uo...
That Jack built-whichp people may read a, thev pl.,se
Those who think lint Van Barren h. a Delo--1t-m,y
take % as prJisc-and teach d 10 their children.
Here Is Martin the pretended Democrat!
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This is The gilIcd coach Of Ma-ia. N, pretended
Democrat
Those sre he Engii,h horses fi1t drew The g.5sJ
coach ~ Marin. the pretended Democrat
w.
ThsF" ar' the English gro1rns. the, s-csq The Fr~.
Ish hor'es. 1pd jrnw Tho giiiei coach. Of Marin. re
Democrat
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Here arc he people who pay .hc rrp',.l rr,,ms
ulat dress fho English nurses. that draw fk. 49,
coach Of Martin, The pretended u u9,at,
Ni
AH' N.f 'o the Office hoI1lr that tell the se,,l.
!" p iha English crooms. who drcss Inc English h,-.
iprt draw ne gijcd coach Of siafin. fe pfctsr.
Jcd Democrat
VII
md here IS 'hc treasury. where tho oTrr.h,tIrr.
Iclp fhctnsclves-who ioil nc peeole m r1y tho Fpg.
Ish gro0ms. who dress The Enelish borss. that d,,,
Dec giidod coach Of Martin, the pretended pcmocrtr