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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

| me 'pedee parry IN opposion 10 JAMES MADISON
the Republican candidate. Harrison WAS. hen,
neither 10 Dc daantcR by dsaster. nor d.Gchh'e',
mder any shape" lie WIS ihcn. ''he man nho
'eon The hedrt' erhe people BY his Pirit"the man,
trho ,sds finally Triumphant ocef his enemy" No'o,
the Editor ot Tho Enquirer would tear the laures
from his brow-he wonId expunge from The page Of
history The brilliant exploits OF Tippceanoe. Fort
Meigs, and tue Thamas-he would rob his children
oil the only inheritance which the old soldier can
bcqueath to them. But vain are the Editors Efforts
10 tafnshone leaf of the vetors wreath. The Rep
fesentates OF tho American people have written
his name upon parchment--a gold medal, presen
ted with The thanks Of Congress. bears The insignia
o his nehcvemenls-and yet, more than all, his
lame is engraved upon the grateful hearts Of his
coun,tymen.
will introduce the eyidene Of gnolher political
orponrut-hmsclf military man. who had shared
with Gen. Harrison in the battle of the Thames
II the evIdet ce Of Col. Richard III. johnson nj
present Vice Pfeaideut Of tho L. States, who
thus spoke OF his old General the floor OF Con-
gross ia 1881;
"Who Is GENERAL IIARRlSON1 The son
of one of the slguers ol the Declaration o lude.
peodence, who apent the greater part Of his large
fortune III recdceming The pledge he then gave Of
his fortune lie aud sacred honor TO secure The
liberties of his country.
"of the career Of Gen. Harrison | need not speak
The HISTORY or TIE WEST is HIS
HISTORY, For 40 ,cats he Ia. been identified
with us INTERESTS, it's PERlLS and its
HOPES. Universally beloved IN the walks Of
peace, and distinguished by Ills ABILITY IN
TIE COUNCILS OF HIS COUNTRY, he has
been yet more distinguished IN THE FIELD.
during the late war, he was longer in active
wee Than any ohe, General officer, he @as perhaps
oitene, IN action than any Of them aud NEV-
Err SUSTAINED DEFEAT.
Can more be needed To prove to the Senator from
Culpeper the injustice which he has committed : -
lie has, no doubt, inflicted the III jury without ex-
u tpIcctlpn, pI
lIppecanoo" has no other merit. NJ least assal not
his military rcputation."--lls fame is as dear
HE veteran chief rs his hearts blood. Its bright
ness is heightened " the summers cloud whlrh
may obscure II for II moment. II cannot be hid BY
envy deiraeiion. rOWHATAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
" TSfE.

4 fOMMlFTED Ia Campbell Jail on 9th No
y yembef last, a NEGRO MAN, Of light com.
plexlon, about loiiy years old, feet inches high,
stammefs very much Al times, he says MS name is
PHIL and that he belongs Philip Maiurco for.
merry OF Meckenbure county. Va from whom he
runaway when moving To the West. Tho owner is
requested 10 prove property and take SAID negro
away. GER IMAM JORDAN,
Deputy Sheriff
UF' The Richmond Wing will please publish
The above for Two months in the country paper, aud
forward its account TO Tins Office Tor payment.
Feb. 6 ON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
Large sale OfSpIendid Mahogan.
Furniture at Auction.

(NEARLY $4,000 WORTHY
WILL SELL, on Thursday, the ooh inst in
l. font of my Ware Room, the following Furni-
tnre, VIZ
Mahogany Sdeboards and China Presses combined,
do Secretaries aud Book Cases do
Large do Wardfobes, beautiful articles,
do Sofas with spring bottoms (new stvle)
do Washsrands with and without Marble tops,
Ladies' Work Tables with and without secret drawer
Ladies Cabinets, with Marble tops new aud splen-
did articles,
Large Mahogany Curtain Bedsieats,
Ladies do Dressing Tables, with and without Mar
Bile tops, .=.
Mahogany Dining Tables, with pillows and blocks,
do do do with legs,
do Chairs tsplendid article>)
Sideboatds. Candestands. Bureaus, Music S ooIs
Ouomans, Fire Seiee Is, together with many other
articles in the way of Furniture.
The above Furniture is all good, | will warrant il
To be of ss good materials and put iogethei equal
to any made in the union. II never was nv inten-
lion 10 sell this Furniture at auction, but | owe mo-
ney and am determined to sell to enable me to pay
it, cordially invite al persons TO call and view
this Furniture the morning of the sale. Sale TO be
conducted by Payne & Turner.
WIN. CROSBIE.
Feb. 0 r20F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
HaE1NRX HALL. TAILOR.

AS removed one door above lie Book Store Of
u Mr. +. Ecbols, opposite Dir. Howell Davies's
lie is prepared 10 execute work IN the neales aud
most durable manner and IN The most fashionable
style. lie will also keep on hand an extensive assurt-
rnen OF GentIemen's Clothing, ready made, and res
pectuly invites the attention of his friends and for
In"r patrons. HENRY HALL.
Feb z
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valuable Tarmyillc Lots for sale

WILL BE SOLD in the town OF Farmvil!e, at
w The Store door of Mr.. Il. S. Morton. Tor on
the p,em1ses) to the highest bidder, o" meaes
- N CoI James Madison. Several OF the
Io,. are situated in the active business part OF town,
.n Main street, between Il. S. Monons and the
corner lately occupied by Mr. c. c. Read one
beautiful unimproved Lot on the hill, near Mrs.
Riddles; Lot on the river near the landing and
another on the Branch.
The Lots will be sold on 4 credit OF six and twelve
months purchasers giving bond and approved secu-
nv The Sale will be made by us as tIuslees, under
Deed Of Trust, recorded in Prince Edward Of
fee, to secure the payment OF ceran debls therein
named. We will convey only such title as is in us
vested by said Deed.
ROBERT MORTON, Trns-
JAMES W. HUNTINGTON, : tees.
Feb. 10 t.. .r#. t19f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
.V'D1H('E.

1 HEREBY FOREWARN al persons from ira
1 ding for NEGOTIABLE NOTE, executed
by me the 10Th January last, aud payable the lat
das OF November next, NJ OF the Banks in Lynch
burg for nine hundred dollars. and endorsed h JAS
i. Clayton, II being given tor the purchase OF pro-
perry from VIM. /. lligginhotham. oi Petersburg,
the nature OF theuansaciinn being such that | do
not consider myself bound to pay said note.
SAML. POlNDE NTER, Jr.
Feb. & A,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
TAILORING BUSINESS,
10 TEE PUBLIC.

HNlIE Subscriber takes this method OF informing
Il those persons. that may in future apply to HIM
for the cure OF CANCERS and POLYPUSES,
that he cannot accomodae them with Boarding
Good Boarding can be had at Marion and vicinity,
upon reasonable terms. All communications di
rected to hitn, at Marion, Smylh County, Vn-
gina, vii meet with due attention.
NELSON HOPKINS.
January 30 st
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Hooded stock, &c, ntauc,;ou.

niOOdcd stock, &c, at auction.
VIE subscriber having moved TO Lynchburr, and
having alafge stock Of Horses. &c. on hand is
us'einned TO lessen The number by offering Tor sale
on Saturday the 18th inst. the following valuable
stock. viz
His noied Horse ARCHER
oeauliiui saddle horse and ly, by Archer
young Stallion, by Archer, years old
do do ey Carolinian, years old
l fine Brood Mare
good work horses and GOOD wagon and gear
Terms very liberal. Sale will be conducted by
Payne Il Turner auctionecfs.
JOHN +. IlAW kINS.
Feb. 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
.yr.N CROW.

1 HAVE purchased the celebrated JACK,
jim CROW. lie will stand the present sea.
son at my stable in Bedford county, one mile from
Mr.. William Whitten's tavern, on the Forest Road
leading from Lynchbarg 10 Liberty, As To vigour,
he Is eqn,l 10 any Stallion ever slw.-rerms aud
other particulars IN due time
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
Feb. 6 am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
.V'OIECE'.

HuNT x MARTIN associated with them in
business on the Isl inst, JOHN WARD, Jr.
the business will IN future be conducted under the
firm Of MARTIN, HUNT * WARD.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore re
ceved they solicit the same for the new firm.
Feb 6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
NO TEGE.

H1HE SUBSCRIBERS have for hire, NV
II NEGRO MEN, one a good shoemaker, ant
the other blacksmith also. BOY twelve or four.
teen years old, ayoung woman without ncnmber
ance and little girl large enough for nurse.
BAILEY Il WOMACK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
s.urhs and Castings Of every descrip
ton.

w MccLANAHAN q Co.. are , no constantly ~
"A The,,re on the 2nd street above Planters
me ahouse /. and horse Ploughs made off OF
". McCormick aud other patterns. Horse power
mo T..sh;ng Machines. made of Of William Helms
O", AI,ns oa,,erns Mill Gearing and Machinery
Of every description executed in the ne"'es' manner
and a, The shortest notice t=#.
anu q, 70 II M-wt1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
I'D ERIEi EDaIEsl.Ea.

|ENllE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public generally, Tor The liberal encour.
asement recelvedby TIE late firm OF p AGE & HALL.
and takes this method of informing them that he IN
tends continuing TO carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all lis branches at the stand lately occupied by
them, where he will thankfully receive and faithfully
execdte all orders in his line.
lie will keep constantly hand an assortment Of
CLOTHES, ready made OF various prices, from the
coarsest TO the finest qualify. which Will be sold az
cheap as they can be purchased IN this market, for
cash. LEWIS PAGE
Nearly opposite Messrs. Williams & Victor.
Feb. Am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

Valuable SsareS at auction.
YNHE undersigned, executor of the last will and
l. testament of Lindsey Mcdaniel. deed. will on
the 3D. Monday in February next, (being Amherst
Court day) before the front door of the Count
House OF Amherst county, expose TO sale by way
Of public auction, credit OF twelve months. the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal Sc
curly. number OF valuable Slaves belonging TO The
estate OF said decedent, consisting OF men, women
and children.
These Slaves are uncommonly likely, and valua-
Bile, aud persons disposed to supply themselves with
good family Slaves, will find TO their to at
tend. JOHN X. McDANlEL,
Exo'r. of Lindsey Mcdaniel, decd
Jan. % u7F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of deed oftru.t executed TO me by
~ Robert w Collins. for cert ain purposes therein
mentioned, shall on Friday, the 9TH FEBRUARY pro-
coed TO sell 10y way efpubllc auction on credil of
rxty days, all the property in SAID deed enumerated
~. consists of all his Household andKichen Fur
,'edre, stock on hand-to wl Saddles, Bird es iar-
ness. &c, and also one good riding HORSE. The
sale OF the Furniture will take place Mr.. Collins
d"eng-his stock Of Goods viii he sold at his
shep-and The Horse in front the Market house.
WILLIAM DANIEL, Jr., Trustee.
N. BAH persons indebted to r. w. G.. by
bond or oiherwlse will please make payment 10 me.
~ Mr.. Collins has transferred and assigned to me
an his books bonds accounts and other evidences OF
aeo', for the benefit Of his creditors named in the
oeeu OF trust above mentioned. w. D., Jr.
Jan. 80 Tyr
POStpOMeMleMt.
Inc above sale is postponed till Friday, l4,h inst.
or the next fair day thereafter, SUNDAY exceried
ECU. ~ Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
SALEM ACADEMY,
Is n Male and Female school.

TINE two sexes ars kept entirely separate except
l. al reciiations and lectures. Both departments
ne under The general superlntendence Of the Pfinc
pal who is educator by profession and has had ten
years experience. The Greek and Latin Classics,
French, the higher Mathematics, and the Physical
Sciences, with Music the Piano Forte. and other
useful & orr ,mena Branches Of liberal f iuca,,on
are taught here. the second session ofthe present
scholastic year will begin The l7h of the present
month and close on the 18Th Of July. Terms as
heretofore. Board can be had in Tie village AT rea-
souable rates few boarders can be take into The
family Of the Principal.
WING. WILLIAMS, Principal.
Mrs. S. A. WILLIAMS, Precep-
Mss +. l.. WILLIAMS. s resses.
Salem Roanoke, Feb. 10 At
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Yln1EMlSo
"rHE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

,<mt- lreef7T, TerFTy H0Hu"y
per asnum; payable" adr@"ee No suoserip
lar r,eeired fora shorter period than sic months;
'" ~" be diseontiaued fereept al The discretion ehe
Sp"f .ntii all arrearages are paid.
S.,,v EASEMENTS Inserted so cents per square
for the fret Insertion and 81 eenf'J0r e'ery '"o'e
rTJoB PRINTING Extraordinarily and e1pea'H'H'F
=. ,,o,onsbie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
IL Stop the Thief.
STOLEN FROM Jonesborough. in Nelson
- County, on Saturday night the 10Th January,
FOUR VDRNE$.


Of the following descriptions A grey GeidinP ra-
ther an IRON grey, yeats old, rides well, with cut
under the foretop, in The forehead. precisely where
Il e brow band of the bride fits, though the
wound inflicted several years past, il is not yet
entirely WELL and not very striking except upon ex-
animation Also dark bay Brown Mare,
IN fold, she has few white hairs in tho centre OF
the forehead, both hind ANGLES inclined TO swell,
of which is white if not both Also young
Black Gciding, years old last sprIng. some
what tucked IN the rump, foxy ears, with few
white hairs in the centre Of the forehead And al
so, Bay Gclding, years old last spring, one
both his hinder feet white only small extent:
neither OF the two last, paces--the other two pace
wel,-al III respectable working ofder-I will pay
any reasonable reward for the delivery Of the above
Hoses TO me, Rock Fish, Nelson County, near
Mount 1oreb, well as for The Conviction Of The
Thief. Any information in relation 10 The subject
will be thankfully received by mail. Address TO
Mount Horeb, Nelson County Va.
RYLAND ROBES.
Jan. 80 Ct
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Commissioners sale of
NEE ESFDES-
NEGROES, to wit: LOUISA, CROCK
ETE and AEsAlisNTA.

AT The same time and place mentioned IN the a
hove advertisement of Samuel PanHiil, Commission
err the undersigned will offer for sale, at public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

FNNIlE subscriber, having determined to remove to
l. Richmond, wishes TO dispose of all his property
in this place, Real and Personal consisting OF hIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
Valuable slares at auction.

Jan. 16
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03

inquircrs after ihe opinions of the candidate for
their sufirages-snot al honet' il will be as well
understood by friends, at least, the higher order,
as mo declaration of principles for the public eye
generous confidence" "opinions have been here
toiore given" &c. and how much labor will there
by be saved and trouble and vexation avoided hy
the scnile and garrulous General. In addition
the phrase is in use and has acquired a well known
meaning with the eEte the Joa ton, the arstocracy
and amy other, of course, is considered as decided
y vulgar. The game of deception, being played
by the wings, may also thusbe aided; as the "com-
mon people, the Democrats, not being possessed
OF Gears polite" and familiar with court phrases,
would take the announcement literally, while the
'hisher ordr" the especial friends for whose
'prirdie ears the General has declarations TO
make, would fully comprehend its meaning.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03
Foreigners.

Many ofthe wing p pcrs of this State, and some
of the State of Missouri, have asserted that the
Supreme Court of Illinois had decided that Aliens
had no right to vote. These statements are untrue
No decision has been made by the Supreme Court
of the "Alicn case" The Court at its last term,
entered an order requiring the parties to produce
proof by the next term Of the Court of the truth OF
the facts stated in the agreed cnse-thc Court be-
lieving them TO be entirely fictitious, and agreed
upon for the purpose Of obtaining its declSlon--
and in default of the proof being made, that the
cause be remandeJ to the Court below, with d.
rcctions to the Court to yacatc It's Judgment and
dismiss the cause.
No such proof can be made. The cause there
fore may be considered as at am end, and the wing
gentlemen who got up this case for the purpose Of
DERIVING FOREIGNERS of THEIR
RIGHT TO VOTE, have once more failed in
their attempts to prevent FOREIGNERS from
voting. We have the order Of the Court, in full
before u.s.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03

Illinois,
Gle must hive optics shnrp Z weem,
IN scs, Mlsnl L. not .s be sccm.V

"Whc can say no,o that Harrison is non-com-
mittall'' What LocoiGco will charge him with
refusing to make knownhis sentiments after tbs!
cxclaims with an air of triumph, the Chicago wing
press, over the speech of the General ON our frs;
page. Aside from the "hmd cider" incident incor-
poratei in the Generals speech there is nothing
about principles said--and aside from that and
capital there ia literally nothing in it. "Vor et
praitrea nihiL' The Editor counts largely upon
the ignorance or gullibiy of his readers--clsc he
would not refer them TO that speech for the politi
cal views offs author. TO be wing nowadays
is to obey the injunction Of Lear.
SECT thee glass eyes;
And like Il scurvy politican--seen
TO see the things thou dost not"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03
NEWS BY THE MALLS,

Gicing Il up.--Gerrit Smith says the benefits
Of the anti-savcry organization do not compensate
Tor the evils resulting from it, and he recommends
that il be abandoned.
AcceSs 10 The Falk.-Morc than one-third of the
Auburn and Rochester railroad will be in use by
Sept. lst. There is bu, a short link to complete
the great iron way to the cataract through West
crn New York. Every one will then visit this
wonder olour country and the Great Lakes.
Eastern Rail Road.-Thc Eastern Rail Road
having been completed from Boston to Newbury'
port tho Directors made an experimental trip over
it on Monday afternoon, leaving Boston ut 80 T.
NJ. and returned a, y, after spending an hour at
Ncwburyport.
Permission has been granted by the War De.
partment to the officers and men of the dragoon.
to wear mustacbcs, of fashion to be regulated by
the colonies Of their respective regiments.
The Tennessee River is scid to have risen high
or than has been known in the last 20 ycars. II
commenced rising on the Goth ult and continued
rising about days. i. s
1iras and Merieo.-.-It ~ said by Comnodor'
Maarc Il ne Texan Navy, TINT tho Texan Gc !.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03

clifton Socie,y--or, TO use his ovn honeyed lam
guage, shat he (HHrisoa) did belong 10 an asso-
COTTON IN Virginia, Whose object ,oas 10 ameGorate
the condition of slaves and procure their freedom
by every legal means As to to the injunction of
secrecy, he says 'thc eJurt language of my letter
was--I write you this for such use ~ as you
may think proper, ercept putting il mhe Popers.' p"
So Mr.. Calhoun admits all that Mr.. Brown
said that is material, or is reported to have said.
Mr.. G.. obtained hii information, he says, from a
letter of General Harrison himself, to friend
who sits near him in the House of Represents
tiyes--whic letter also contained "distinct in
Junction (as Mr. c. Says by the writer, Gen.
Harrison) mot TO allow it to be pubEsdsd in me
nac,prpcrs," which is the reason Mr.. G. gives for
repeating it in his.
This is the PRIVATE EYE,w Gen. Har-
rison himself, refusing to make public declarations,
hat writing to member of Congress his views
upon an important SUBJECT for particular ''uses''
and expressly requiring that it be kept ont Of he
newspapers, What holy horror the General
and his wing friends have suddenly acquired of
the PRESS! the palladium of liberty; and how
they '1ove DARKNESS rather than LIGHT"
This VIM. b. Calhoun is, we believe, an Abo.
ltion member from the 9Th District Mass, and
the "Use' he and Gen. Harrison undoubtedly in
tended should be made of the information in Har-
rison's letter, was TO convince the Abolitonists at
the East, that Gen. Harrison was ''t;uh Mem,"
but cnjoined great caution to its publication
--"Je SIRE II does mol .gei into the rApGns! is the
language of both Harrison and Calhoun.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03
A faithful picture

Harrisons speech at Fort Meigs is as fair a re-
presentation of the man as he is, as can be given.
Gen Harrison rAsyoT be better or more correctly
represented in poetry or prose, on canvass or IN
sculpture, than he is in the picture he himself has
drawn, which may be seen on our first page. We
ask all 10 examine IT, There are some traces OF
ancient greatness dscoverable in the picture; but
itspeaksi in the emphatic language ofTruth herself
and tells Of the mind impaired by age--of the con-
sttution fast Welding to the ravages Of timc--ol
gray hairs and trembling framc;-in short the
speech depicts TO you man who, whatever ne
may have been, whatever services he may have
rendered his country, is now wholly untitled foI
the station to which he aspircs. IT is nnneces-
sary to show wherein the speech is not as II
should be, as 80 oae can fail to discover in any
portion Of il the weakness Of the intellect tina,
gave IL birth. II shows a want Of talents OF ludg-
ment, Of courtesy and Of maenanimi.y--- shoc'
he readiness Of old age
The beautiful solioquy ofthc aged Indian chicl
il peculiarly applicable to the condition of Gen
Harrison. 81 am" said the chief, "like the aged
hernlock; the winds Of seventy winters have wills
tied through my branches, aad lam dead at M
senv ~