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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
NuorFATes VEGETABLE LIFE nhu',' T.
me-, nedines arr indebted for hcir nane TO thru
nnnifrsi sction in pnris ing the springs anu
life and cnduing Them with rcnc"ed i"ne and 'lfo,, )" @
~,e, .prrir. Of disease which the human frame 'oe
H. cn,#r pf
Moaars Life pills and PheniN Bi'tcrs

IL
have been gratefully pnbels acknowledged BY The per
son. tsncGiiet 4 who pretipusl, nnaeqaicd WIN
the heatuipll, hio@"phisa prniPes upon Nh.a my "
eorspoHeicd aud uput siit b they consequently net .
III. LIFE MEDICINES frcouiin nd Themselves IN diseH-
srs Of every form and eeptou. Their bfi operation 30
I.. FINN s e,ta of the stomach aud bowels, the various
ipna end efndies constant. settling Hinrnd Them mud
10 remove the hardened rcrs VIII "lieet ~ TIE eon'o,n
canse these and such collected masses behind a. 10
prne- hutaa rnfrnesT with all i'srnln ct e'i. or SUD
den dnrrru. WITH ~ nnincn dangers ms net - "eh
noan 10 all REGULAR nnaomi-t who ehhninr the human
srs u death and hence the pHjults ct ihess wen ~
formed gainsi qunek Medicines Or hedo'nes epnr-
ed and hefaled The public 10y ignann per- rs Tie Sc
cnnd Of the Lite Medicines u Ia cleanse the k1netshd
tho blaler an1 hs means the liver aud the nng the
f the urinary arganshe bool Which akrs It's red color
III. agency u the liver mud the nnss hel4e passes
the heart him thus purified hy hrn and hon'ished by
food coming from clean si"nneh. courses e, M
veins, rencss every pah Of 'he stso" aug ul"""""'
mount. the banner ofbcalib 10 The blooming check; =,
MoHaf'- Vegetable Lie Medicines have been thoroughly
tested and cda sovereign remedy iof ptTsPf
Flaturncy papiaion Of c Heart, i"' Of Appetite irn
barn kesicraness llllencr AnSlet' LanEnoi anh
shuls, CostiYeness, plauhneh Cholera, frfefs OF All
kinds Rhenmatizm, Gout DrofreA oil all knds' hra'-
RI, wanns, AsAm' anf Consumption se9r'f, oieets
ngoirrnf- sotes, Scohnlc tfnnons md Bad Complex
ions salt Rhenm E'peaS, SP9n9m Lids , ana imam as
Ia Frrf aul Afpe parieulnrs, lhe Life Medielnss haye
aud Ague Districts iss'eans almost universally pre-
setIs.ihsn.
na in ir Life Medicines strictly according to The d.
cons il- not by newspaper notice or hN my Thug
that hebmsr may say IN ibcr in,o, bn he ispos 10 gam
credit. n il annc by Ihe results ofn fair trial.
MoFFATS MEDICAL MANUAL. designed az DO
nestle guido hrS1ih.-Ths inlr pamphlri, edited by W
D. Modbt 15 BroadwayeNew York. has been published for
b- pafnose Of EXPLAINING fully Mr.. Mof- theory oil
and viii be found highly interesting TO persons seek
ne health treats upon seu's' aud tho causes
hereof Price - eeutsfor by ar Moas agents gen
Thee Valuable Medicine. orr for sale by
:. ! J = ROYAL, }Iyqehbarr. V.
c. I. ESTES, l-ovinsston, Ncson Co, Va.
March ri 1853
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itRYANr a. YOVNl:

DIV y II Az VGNe
A RE now RECEIVING, and offer for sale, at redu-
n ced prices, FOR cash,
20 bids. ST. Crolx and Auakapas Sugars,
SO bags green RIO Coffee.
30 tarrrls n. +. Rum,
40 boxes Tallow Caudles,
90 iuli d 5 ms patent do.
Is Sperm DO.
80 boxes Soap,
$50 sacks Salt
March 10 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.

M I'LL be sold, al public auction, on credit of
w sixty days, on the second Mondly in April
nex''a' Campbell Court house Chat BEN. Court day }
two likely young Negro THEN,
beiween25 a"d 80 yels &C age. being experienced
plantation bands; also an old Negro WOMAN, all
belonging TO the estate OF John Wtbher DEE a. and
sreto he sold for the purpose Of DIVISION The pur
chasets VIII be required 10 give bond with approved
security, negotiable aud payable IN Bank
JOHN a. SHEARER Exor.
{" Jnhn WebbcI. deed
Il. S.-All persnns having claims ;, ai,,s, ,Ia
oi john Webber, deed. requested to come Cor
ward ior settlemeut and also those Indebted IN rho
SAID estate are requested do the same AS the ~
ecutor cannot give indulgence.
JOHN A. SHEARER. Fxor
March %
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Z; z:zs-7..s.
l N q n i. 8 4. sI I

* hna Go mere the man who may be ocray
my pehehti'd b} me use OF Peters Pills Mo a.,
euy mol ior Tue human finme like any other structure
uil mo CONFUSION and rum, II neg eeted but h, The M
Jndcionsy applied il is enabled
my eNea i'ic E;;, Il - the fat OF well tested public nm
that Dr. Peters Pills is The medicine OF medicines in tie m
'ention or the cure of the general diseases which the La
tenement Is lncldenlal 10.
DO men in robust health require medicine Ccr,n, .
the excess OF health beges certain diseases unless n, no
nted 1.-THE blood ~ suffered to without torrr
axatves coSiyeness, megrim bies scurvy, Spleen pj
iirred tongucor offensive breath the negiala co
qnences for cxuberancc Of heat like over-re eron
rank aud prone III the production OF weeds care moi a
10 have itJndieiously moderated.
But healthy m,n have antpathy 10 the very name
medicine And no wonder for nineteen tw eniichs
medicines The world commence operations b, making
people very sick, whom intended they should max
nv well aud THIS in most the eonsideledm
worse than the disease But DR. Peters Pills is the cc
ted aud particular exception TO this almost nnyersaira
IN eh mere Is no gpe, no nausea, no sickness sianr
nay ey are absoihteiV very pleasant 10 The TASTE and
aheuy OF ie stomach as 50 many couis or green pss
ven "heh 'h,ir operations arc as sndch aud as effective
,'ey were dsagfeeabic d as siekeins Ms On Old fashioned
poius' nus me man VINO uses refers RUS, land Wher-
We MN .f docs NOT use them y eNPels headeaches, egeul
pe lewis PhPeS, Nc "e'' aha mahtsl buo
course ms lI1lpld AMI aS gently through his VEINS
tam rivule without having put himself to any eom
nence in taking the medicine than he would have done
swallowing so many black CURRENTS
Should ladies' takc Dr. Peters Pills Donbtcssly thev
Should for they only them othcnih compfc
oil spirits and every bodily comfort but through their
aous agency in The puriiiealion o the Blood speedily red
move every thing pertaining 10 harshness, ipcs casu
scorvy from the flesh anmates the eye, aud gives elastic
TO, aud the hubs and the general cHrrgge and
| lap. 81, nj.
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Tract or pnrcen ofLAND.
VAR. Stephen w. lewis:

FENAkE NOTICE, that on rntsdav, The I4h day
l. OF April, 1910, AT The Franklin Hotel in the
Town of Lynchbure, Virginia. shall tskc the de-
positions OF Moses Ii. Preston aud Others; aud on
the 10th day of the month, the office OF no.
o. l.. Goegin in the Town Of Liberty, Bedfora
county, Virginia, shall take the derosons Of Ru-
lns Thomas and others, TO be read esidence upon
the tial OF sun depending IN tile Cncnu Superior
CourI OF Law X Chancrrv, for the county at Bed
ford, Virginia, in which am pllaintn aud Yourself
and others are defendants; aud should said defos-
lions not be taken on the days above mentioned they
will be taken on The next and continued from day
10 day until completed RICHARD TEREE.
March Is mAs
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EXTRA BARGAINS
For Cash
DEING ANXIOUS 70 CLOSE THE RE
LD MAINDE3 OF OUR
WV * STO OK,


WV Es STOC n,
many descriptions OF Goods may be bought abe ut
he original oosT.
W. insiie The particular attention Of our friends
10 the following articles which II will be see. are
snld a great sacriiee.
Yard WIDE Cotton Cloih, nj 1 Cd.
Cslteoes, (vofl sd AID,
Do =. Is. 6J) 1t Is,
Flannels aud Linsrys at Is,
Fulled Cloths ~ % Sd,
4 Menno At 2s Sd,
French Metlno ai6s.
4 lngtain Competing Al SIS ID,
Super Brussels do Al 9s,
Rose BlAukeis at lbs,
Fuued Haas al 7, Cd 10 IS,
Bed Tiekings ut Oh.
Hosiery and Gloves at 81 per pair,
Ladies Shoes at % 81 do.
Table Diapers tveiy hne,) atts6I
! l04 Bmnsley SheetIpg at Is Cd,
/ Black Bombaz nj 81,
Silk VeyeIs A. $40 rs.
Mouslin de Lame, al 30 cents,
Black and cclorrd Sks Chaleys Canbros. Mss
Inns. Bonnes. Ribous. Fancy Handkerchie,s Scarls,
Cinlhs, Casstmetes. casslnels. Kentucky Jeans,
Cloaks aud Ovrr-coals, Sal, Sugar, Coffee, Spun
Cotton. &c. &c.
All of which will be sold extremely low, for
cash. BURTON & ROBES,
Eeh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

HNliE SUBSCRIBER will give liberal wages TO
a man OF business, to supernicnd his hands on
the Lyncbbure and Buffalo Springs Turnpike, if
,~medaIe application be made.
ROBERT CAMM.
Msrcbe
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Ground .gyy,y,,, NstEs.

Oh SACKS ground alum SAC T far sale by
wv GEO. BAGBY q Co.
Dec. 10 >.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
Trustees Sale of Land.

pY virtue Of a deed Of tr1s executed TO the
ND ,ubscribcrs. by Richard S. Ellis and Emily II
his "fe, bearing date On the ith day nf June 6S3
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of The County
Court of Amherst, we, or one of re- will proceed TO
sell, 10 The highest bidder Tor rca1u moac Al Ped
lar Mills in the Conrty of Amherst, on the 18th
day OF April 1910, CERTAIN
Tract ar parcel of LAND,
situated siug aud beng on Tie branches If Pedar
River, and containing 700 Acres, be the same more
Or less, and is bon ded by the Lands IT Capt James
Davis, John Elllss hens the sad Richard s. Ellls
and others. Acung trustees. only such lille wi
be conveyed to the purchaser as is vested in MS BY
the Trust Deed aforesaid which is believed to be IN
dlsputabe.
THOMAS II. ELLIS.
CHARLES ELLIS. Jr. Trustees
CHAMPE CARTER,
March 90 wlo5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
fs0rHAN POTATOES.

ID r II II o r. =. warrann,eJ penu
me- H. VIII be seenby reference to The Nov. No. Of
~. o''''',o, tha Que bushei was raisrd from one
ousheis were gathered. Persons wishing ia ohl,i,
some oil these valuable Potatoes can be supu,ed nv
e",y "ppne*lion 10 CHARLES PHELPS.
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.v'O

sV'VEEF'E.
rE1HOSE indebted Ia J. X. Bailey & Co., Bailey
4 ~ Womack and ID. +. Bailey & Co. are here
by respectfully informed thar uoless they come for
ward and pay what they owe 10 the above named
concerns, before the lst day Of April next, they will
(every one without disIlncton,) be warranted or
sued upon Immediately thereafter.
BAILEY 81 WOMACK.
March ID
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Lancaster a. Bryant.
L.ESIF G.ES,H

List G.EEE.
A LII persons indebted 10 The late concern Of
u Lancaster * Bryant, will please call and pay
oil Their respective accounts. as longer indulgence
cannot be gwen. WILSON p. BRYANT.
Surviving partner.
March %
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Octol1er2l

VlRGlNiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office oIrCmai
Superior Court of Law and ChnncHry, holden IN and of
the county ofCamphell, the Bird day OF February lGe
Samuel Pannill and Bryan W. NowIm, hate merhfnsnnd
partners, trading under the style and firm OF Bryan Vow
lin & Co. plaintiffs,
against
Manly Ford and Benjamin W. Walker, admir- Of liezeha'
Ford, deceased, Defendants,
liz CHANCERY.
The Defendant Manly Ford not having entered his appear
ancc and given security according the Assembly ana
The rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory e
dencr thai he is noian inhahau otths country, II Is ufeu
that said Defendant do appear here the first day olen
term and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and haa COPY
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pabsh'
IN the town of tyDchhurr for months snccessWe ana
posted at the front door OF the Court house OF ibis county
A Copy--Teste,
JNO. ID. Al.ENANDER tk
Fob WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

Slfhefe sore" plales, y YES. ha~lis, steel, &C.
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials q very ex.
tensive assortment.
ALSO,
very large and well selected assortment OF every
hing IN the Hardware line. Furnnure and Tools
for Cabinet Makers, Mil virgins. Tanners &C.
House Keepers vii find Tenders, Andirous, SHOW
els aud Tougs. Knives and Forks, Spoons. Tea
Boards and WAIVERS. Tea ksues, Bell Alea Kettles,
Sauce Pans. Frying Pans Plated and Brass Candle
sticks, Snniiels and Trays, Baskets. Mats. Sp.
toms. Buckets, Tubs. Coffee Nils. Coffee and
Tea Pots Paient Coffee Pots. Egg Bullcrs, Steak
Dishes. urns, Nursery Lamps, Castors Dish.
lovers, Brushes of al k,nds Venetian aud other
Buds. CnrIain Bands and Prs and almost every
hmd oiCooklns Utensils,
ALSO,
splendid assortment OF Pocket AM Pen Knives
Scissors, k'zsrs and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles,
&c.
Shnvels. Spades, Forks; Mil. Cros. Cut and Pit
oiws;Gt>t Steel warranted, Trace, Hsiirr Log aud
Filth Chiins; Nail Rods and a general assortn,en,
Of Iron.
tie earnestly invites nl persons dealing in his
hne,o give Inn e all as he is detrrmInrdto sell
b"ih at~hol' sale aud fetaas cheap as similar [; God
can be had ~ Virginia. Merchants before going
TO Richmond. would do well 10 examine the stock
and Prices at the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII. nv
Jan. 30 :.
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.rEOt0sseS EserringS, sc.

.WOlNSScS Nei1tnsS, NC.
Oh BBLS n. O. Moasses.
~ 25 " Labrador Herrings.
Is " old Rye Whiskey,
Just received aud for sale low for cash hy
BRYANT x YOUNG.
March Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

WILL, eommsnee on Wednesday, the i3ib
w Nav. and continue four days The ioliaw-
iug Pulses will be run for, and the money pau ~
The winners. fee 81 discount:
FAST DAr.-A Colt Race, mile heals entrance
500.
SreoSp D.y-PGrse $50. two mlle heats
rsRp DAr.-Pursr Sl50 Two mile heats
FouRru DAr.-Ciub Purse $500, Ihlee mile
hests. ,,x,,
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
sasi. for Wheat.

Cash for Wheat.
yNE viii give the highest cash price FOR
Wv WHEAT living a Lumber House con.
veuient, receive II wnh despatch
nDRNER X WATSON.
Feb. "a
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Feb. II

EjIRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Once OF I'VE
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chancery, hd wv
county OF Nelson, in the month Of January, l8l0
James Brown, surviving partner of Christian ohrae a
James Brown. late merchants aud partners trading undeiH'
style and firm OF Christian Shrack q TO-, fIain'h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

eli Tntwler administrator Christian Shnck, decea@N
Alexander Muny, Frederick W. Cubel John iorsleN, hls
l.. Swers, formerly MARY L. Shruck and who the noh
OF the said Christian Slack licensed and - SWefs, Nv
husband, and Mary Shrack the sister OF the sand 'h'S
Shrack, deceased, Deen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
The above Medicine ia for safe by
KGgs.EE EesgEEES, .Esens.
a. KE.y.5EU.E

NMAS COMMITTED to the jail of the corpo
w ration OF Lynchburg. on the l1th of February
1910, aruuaway slave, calhrg himself
NED EsHJaSK5Eas.
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FL. 9s TX &c ~ ~ ~ I'D 3 4,
f.yRchbprg. Va.

aud BITS AIDES, Dawing kuves, Cages &c
Blacksmiths' Tools VIZ: Bellows, Anvils. Wees
Sledges. Screw plates, Flies. Ra~ps, Steel, &c.
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials, very x.
teusiye assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

VIRGINIA, AT rules held in III. Clerks Off, 2
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Inv aud Chnncery TO,
the county OF Nelson in the month OF Februsry 1910:
Jacob Pickett, Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

VIRGINS Al rules held in the Clerks Once Of I'VE
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chancery, lsr u'
county OF Nelson, in the month of January, l8lo a
o 1nmei Brown surviving ane1 Of Christian ,r5s SHne
style and firm OF Christian Shrack q Co., f'"'nn'
against
Ell rntwller administrator Of Christian Shr1ck deceua
Alexander Nluny, Frederick VI. Cahe, John iioses ns
H. Swfrs, formerly Mary L. Shuck and who was ,he ho
OF the SAID Christian Srne<, deceased, and -
husband, and Mary Shrack the sister OF the sald ohS
Shrack, deceased Delen
In CHANCERY. -
The Defendants Mary Shrack, Mary l.. Swiera ami =!
Swers, her husband having entered their appearance a
given security according TO The uct Assembly and the rn
OF lhs Court and appearing by satisfactory ,n
they mhaitnnrs of this Commonwealth On moe"
OF The Plaintiff by counsel ii is ordered that the SAID p
danls do appear here before the first day OF Am '
this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchhurg Nnsm
newspaper published IN the town oi lynchhurg to INV
months successfully, and another copy thereof posted m
front door OF the Courthouse of this county, some e
O'r' '' TO. c. CUTLER, Clerk
VIRGINIA, TO wIr: Al a Cont held for Nelson Cole
1870:
Elizabeth Murphy, Plaintiff
Pzqrro Edmunas Jomes w Smiley and William i = n"
kins' deputy for Robert L. kineud, Sheriff OF Nelson
IN CHANcERy. Am
On the motion Of the Pnintif bv counsel who filed l ,lo
pelendnn Pizarro Ennd is not an nlaban OF ,'1 poenr
nonweait it is ordered that the said Defendant 40 ner
mere on or before the fourth Monday in Arl neX n.y. Gt-
NE b OF the Plaintiff and that copy Of this order "
WIN inserted in 'Fle I.ynchburs Nirsnian, h,crc.
published in the town Lynchburg for Two monis dr q
s'ftv ana another copy thereof posted al the Io"' w.
the Courthouse Of this county, on court day
A Copy-Teste, CLARK
Feb. 10 w-m
yihGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks Once OF " and
cut Superior Curt Of Law nnd Chunccrv, holden o,e
Tor the county Of Campbell, the Bid day ofFebr"ar o
Richard l.. Lyon Iia""'
against r
neorge4W Lipsconbc, Walker Dcjarnett ani Iarts
Galloway, DeendaH''
-. sf In CHANcERY. ,d
The Defendant George w. Lipseombe not having ~ As
ms Appearance and given security according to the " i.
sebly andhe rules OF this Cont, and Appearing " 10y il
factory evidence thai he is nhabah ut ihs ,v
Is ordered that said Defendant do appear hre on me ,ata
OF the next term and answer the bill of The Pian n
copy o This order be forthwith inserted in some cres
published in the town oil ynchurg for two months If his
stveiy and posted al the front door Of the Court hols'
county. A Copy Testc, cIk
JNo, D. ALEXANDEk,S
Feb. II WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
IN CHANcERY.

VIRGINIA. TO AT Cont held for Nelson "n,1,
at the Courthouse on Monday the 9th day Of '""'"'
1840
Elizabeth Murphy Plaine''
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(iHnlNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of IN,
tlrcnit Superior Court of Law and Chancery holan IL;
ana Tor the county OF Camhel the Bird OF February 1870
Sorhh '" mJlsh and samuel Pnnnill late merIau,s
4nloanner trading under the style and fra Of Wmb"
''' Pits.
against
Manly Ford and Benjamin W. Walker admir- ofHezet;a,
Ford, decd. % = u " naah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

MAJOR &c &c, and Member ufthe Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

AGAINST :, ~,
Piznrro Ednunas James w. Smiley and William ! -,
kins, deputy for Robert L. kincaid, Sheriff OF Nelson Gun"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Here, sir, we have the sum of 8,499 6S Of the
Peoples cash paid by the '.Retrenching Reformers"
for Foreign carpets and oil cloths to adorn the pa
lace. Now let me refer you to the End section o.
the act of Congress. passed The 22d Of May, 1896
It's in these words
''That all furniture purchased for the use Of the
Presidents House shall be, far as practicable,
of american or Domestic Manufacture"
Was it not ''practicable" to obtain american or
Domestic carpeting for the use of the Presidents
House?" No gentleman dare affirm that Then
why did Mr.. Van Buren, violate the law, in pur-
chasing Foreign carpets' Are there no carpets
made in the United States of texture firm enough,
and of coors sufficiently guady, to please the eye
of a democratic President? Are american wea-
vers, and dyers, and manufacturers, too dull and
too stupid to make decent Republican carpet
Is American wool too coarse or too fne--too long
or too short, sir, that American mechanics cannot
form carpet out of it genteel enough for the feet
of Martin Van Buren, to soil Why does he pre-
fer royal and imperial Wtons to the fabrics of his
own oountrymen Has he American patriot
ism to call to his aid, and to shield American
mechanics from this direct insult to their skill
Can he not appreciate the feelings of honest
pride, that would swell with delight the heart of
every true born son of America, at beholdng
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

At a Fourth of July meeting, volunteer COM
pany, mostly Wings, one of the officers read the
Declaration of indie pendence; in the act of doing
which, and while he enumerating the long list
ofusurpations and expressions of the British King
injustficaton Of an appeal to arms by the colonies,
Locofoco who had mixed in with the crowd,
without being of what it that the officer
was reading, exclaimed-"All pack of Wing
lies, Mr. Van Buren, never done any Of them
things"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Melancholy Accident.

On the Oath inst, son of Rev, GEORGE WEB
BIER, (the stationed preacher of the Methodist E.
Church in Portland, during the two ears last
past,) while on visit with his parents to Strong
and vicinity IN Franklin Co., was accidentally
thrown from load of hay, and the wheel passing
over his back, killed him instantly. He was
promising lad-eight years of age; and this stroke
of Providence must be keenly felt by hisbereayed
parents
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Height of Impudence Cincinnati News

Height of Impudence.-The Cincinnati News
states that Captain Chambers and Mr.. Buskirk,
of Louisville, called on Gen. Harrison about one
week since, at North Bend, as Committee from
the Pan Buren, party of Louisville, to ascertain
the Old Hero's opinion of Abolitionism. He re-
ferred them to his Vincennes speech for his views.
They replied that they had never seen it. every
likely" observed the General, "as the journals
belonging to the party to which you are attached
have not published it; but gentlemen" he re-
marked, at the same time producinL number of
copies, ''you can help yourselves " This was a
poser, and the gentlemen s inquiries answ-
wered more promptly than they had expected for
political effect.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Suicides.

Elder VIM. Cross, of Hallowell, committed 81.
icde by drowning himself on Sunday morning
last, in fit of mental arrangement.
Francis Barney French Canadian, aged as
years, committed suicide in Augusta, on Friday
morning "a ult. by cutting his throat.
In Augusta, on Monday morning last a Mr..
Mclaughlin terminated his earthly existence by
hanging himself in barn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
NO. 10.

The Argus of 22d July 1913, gives the PETIT
COAT STORY of Gen. Harrison as follows -
"General Harrison informed the Chiefs of the
agreement made by Proctor to deliver him to Te-
cumseh, in case the British succeeded in taking
Fort Meigs. He promised them if he should be
successful he would deliver Proctor 1.-THE British
General,] into their hands-on condition that
they should do him other harm than to put a
PETTICOAT on him, for none but co WaRD
OR n SQUAW WOULD KILL Il PRS
ONER."