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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-07

lkilfal and gallant conduct ia the battle Oft
rippecanoe, he we'll deserves the warmest
hanks Of his, country sndshis nation 2
Ass assI .ssssss-- fssng.ss ssEss<.ssx -
Gen. Anthony Wayne, in his letter p the
Secretary Of War, giving IN official account
If his sanguinary Indian Battle, in 'I792,
said: - 8 8 -
ssMy faithful and gallant Lieutenant Har-
rison, rendered them essential services,
by communicating my orders in every d.
rection, and his conduct and bravery, excl
ting the troops TO press for victory.
Resolution directing medals 70 be struck,
and, together with the thanks Of Congress,
presented to Major General Harrison, and
Governor Shelby and for other purposes.
Resolved, By the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
thanks Of Congress be, and they are hereby |
presented TO Major General William Henry
Harrison, md Isaac Shelby, late Governor
of Kentucky, and, through them to the Of
ficers and men under their command, for
tHelt SdliautIy dHu SuOu SOuuuSs ~ uo10as
ing the combined force OF British and IN
dams under Major General Proctor. on the
Thames, in Upper Canada, on the fifth day
of October, one thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, capturing the British army, their
bag gage, camp equipage, and artillery and
that the President Of tho United States be
requested to cause two gold medals to be
struck, emblematical Of this triumph, and
Plesen's1 - uen. l1a..'so" ~. '''' 'o
w a'0 e'"o' = '''''Df 4
speaker OF tue n Of Nep.esen'anses.
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
April A, lSlS.-Approved, aa
JAMES MoERoE
Gov. Shelby to MIR. Madison, May 18TH,
1914, says:
81 feel no hesitation to declare to YOU that
military characters i eucr kne,c.'' &
Col. Richard NJ. Johnson 10 0enera' mar
rison, July a, 1913, says:
eve do not ,cnnt to serre under coacdrds
! fTO9lOT8. but uu0(T one Ik18frtSODl UHO
had proped himself acise. prudent and braSe
SsfS M
Commodore Perry 10 General Harrison,
/ A...1e 1oI1 .a,s.a8. 80
1Aas.s -,
/ ne Pronpi c',anse llaue ny you - 'us,
order OF Oa',1e on uiscose''" VIC po'i''o -
the enemy mas always sPPea1eu - Io =
have eviacea HIGH psaRIh oF 1880 .,Ara,
TALENT concur WIN 'ne se' ne one.-
by IN his general sPp. !, = 'o'' so"-
duct IN that campaign. .
/ ,
! The opinions OF the Hoo. Ld'Sdol' 0ne %
| TXn,uee and the bravery of Gen. Harrison
/ a7xe r;rtor. Of Harrison. ,cas such as
,rould hare secured to a Roman Genera. in
the best days ct the KeP"oisc, the honors 9f
triumph: nc p. ." O." % A"e u1' :" s'e
"ff''"''' - a
Sentiments Of the hero Of Fort Stephenson,
Col. Croehan, now Of the War Department:
81 desire no plaudits which are bestowed
i upon me at the expense of Gen. Harrison.
II have felt the warmest attachment for
/ him as a man, and nv confidence in him as
an able commander remains mistaken.
feel every assurance that he will at all times
1 me more pain than to see his enemies seize
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-07

0srThe Naichez Courier & Journal and
the Grand Gulf Wing, will give the above
four Insertions each, and forward. account
when it will be Immediately paid.
49, A. Nj.
Sept q s..s.,, $ 2l-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
VIRGINIA SAMPSON,
A certain cure for Kings Evil or

ITO those who may be suffering, Tor that may have
l. been) | would state, that three years ago
valuable servant under my control was taken
with Scrofua, aud was AT once placed under regu-
lar uatmt nj until the disease WAS thought 10 he ar
rested; this time, he was hired TO Mr.. VIM Tyree,
The superintendent Of tie street hands of the city OF
Richmond, aud the next Spring the disease made
IT'S appearance with double violence, which induced
the heluel that il would soon terminate his life my
son living in Richmond heard OF remedy which had
The reputation Of being very valuable and superior.
called on the proprietor To make some enquiry about
ii. He agreed by the consent Of Mr.. Ty,ee to pn,
him lis use, aud it gives me pleasure TO Say. that
in about months the boy Nas perfectly cured.
detern med to wait sufficient time |, test the cure
and hen make il public Tor the benefit Of onets !;
as neatly t"oyears have elapsed, aud the h"S al
continues in perfect health, ueem du,y. m con.
nection with the pleasure take in doing So TO MAX
the cure known Tor the beeit OF those who may be
suffering from the sauie disease and content myself
/ with saying, that | would most certainly use The
same remedy, in preference TO any all others, that
i | have known. The very lars, aud hard Jumps
that the neck and throat, have been disspa-
] ted aud scarcely scar left.
HENRY VAUGHAN. Of Hcnrico.
RIcHMoND, 25th Jan. le40.
The above boy has been IN my employ ever since
the disease first made It's Appearance, and have hired
him for the present year, and with pleasure do add
my iestia ony hat Mr. Vaugha has said IN rea-
uon his perIlous situation aud perfect cure under
the treatment OF the proprietor Of the above remedy
which regard as worll Of all commentator
WIN. TYRE.
Superintendent OF the street hands.
Forsa by Howell DAVIES, agem
LynChburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
S25 REV ARD.
STOP TIE THIEF =. !

GTOlEN from the subscribers Shaatee, on
- FRIDAY night last, SORREL HORSE, sup
posed to be sbuu feet2 inches high. wnh mane
and tail OF brighter collar than the Horse, all In
feet and legs 10 near the kuees believed TO he white,
hls nos also whe aud The white exceeding some
distance up the face. The corners # itIs month,
hat cut with the bride hut healed over, and
ms tack has the maxi Of tie saddle, healed o.
yer bat still tender. We purchased hl'n last trld y
of John Mathews. rhe above reward viii he gwen
for the delivery Of the horse and the apprehension
and conviction OF tie lhtf OF ten dollars Tor TIE
delivery of the horse to either oil us or To our over
seer al Sec A. four miles above Lynchbnrg,
We wish TO hire two Negro women IL cook io'
our canal hands, either by Tie mont, or for tic
balance Of the year. CHAS. SCOTT,
RICH'D. q. MORRlSS.
March IL va"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
OBITUARY..

departed tbs lie. on the evening OF the s,h Inst
al hef aihe''s ,esldtnee, in this Town Miss M.nr
'aNE DanNEf, daughter Of Ghswell Dabne, ESQ
~ the seventeenth year ofhcraee Her illness was Of
many months duIalion,-monlhs of anxious snliei.
lude 10 an all cilonaie aud already bereayed Patent
who watched over her wh all Parents care and ZEN
derness. Bat IN yan-No yigilance,-nl skill could
save ,--and she finally sunk into the arms of death
peacefully and plaeldly child rocked 10 its slum-
bets.-Can such pure and spoless beings patt
from US IN this world and hus part from us-and
We not remember the hallowed words Of PROMISE
"OJ such is The Kingdom Of Heartn'' For such we
should not weep ihoug III exact lie, trbut,
OF Tears. Man, o her youthful companions assembled
around her bier to witness the funeral obseouies
Others TOO, OF ,iper years,-grey haired men, we're
gathered there and When her venerable Pastor
aud Precep'or an through the affecting history of
her bright but br.i days, aud dwell on her
aad dociliiy her beauty lgnatiou and pety
gnsh' d hom many an eye not accustomed 10 weep.
lew weeks ago, II WAS our melancholy task to
record The death Of beautiful and interesting gir
Younger daughter oi The same ttihcted Parent
p"' oe"'" was NOT sa'ished with one victim and
ere time had clothed her grave with green the play
mate Of her youth was gathered 10 hei side. A nd
thus in few sno:t n,ets, The Sisters that grew to.
ge'her IN beauty, rejoicing IN w.t., 'nll oi promise
me Itidc OF the present, and the hope OF u,, :; and
better aud brighter days, are sicebinr in death M
they slep IN HE, side by side, where the voice of
morning shall never awake them These a,e ,nsc,u
la" dsponsaons but they proceed hon, One oi
infinite wisdom :"d goodness whose ends in creation
are no, tenn oral but eternal-Rega,dmg emia as
the nursery OF Heaven, should wonder OF weep
that It's AM brightest flowers are gathered
IN Their beauty for higher spheres. and nspanied
IN more GENIAL SOL We gicve FOR The dead.-
hut MOI always wisely and that peculiar People
who are said TO weep around the cradle and dane"
around The tomb may perhaps, be rather rn,i,led TO
the character II sagr,t than OF savage:For lives there
a man Of rIpcned years who has not had many an
occasion 10 wish IL had been ms 10, 10 die, as
these two beautiful creatures have died, the first
fragrance of youth and innoccnce,-
Ere crei hath marked the brow with GLOOM
And Time bath made the heart u tomb -
Well hath the prophet proclaimed Weep ge not
TOR the dead-neiHer bcmoda him '-"for The night
eouS are taken atoay from the etd 10 COME
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,

~ h ,ch they VIII Iol hnd generally IN Market.
lie has vatiely # new style Fancy GOODS OF the
richest aud most splendid imported 10 this countty,
such As ninuideled Silks and Sitlns iom So 80 to
So SO frr ydid embroidered Capes aud C"lais OF
the newest styles embroidered 1andkerchieis from
500 To S 80 per doz; new style Sha"ls and Manll-
las, from Sl5 SIS per piece; Psletpes, new and
beautiful article, 500 TO 500 each Together with
many other spendId aud desirable Goods. Aud 10
Addlon TO hs regular sock, he haas lately purchas-
ed u stock OF between $50 and $4,000, on such
terms DIS III en.be him 10 sell them very much be.
low the Market price.
Baltimore Feb. 81 81 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
vi AISEk1.Alsl,s.

Married. on Thursday The 5ih INST, nv tlr Row
samuel Davidson, MIR. JonN PArrrgsoN WRienr.
e, ., Mss MARTHA ELizAnrrH, dau, hler of John
Hughes Esq, all of Campbell.
- ON "Wednesday, the ilh instant. Mt 8 o.
e,oeA IN tie morning by the Rev. rhomas A,Lioson
mr. GEORGE ID. DAVIS to Miss MARY Ann, only
o'"sh'er OF John Wills, Esq, all of,h,s place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
.V'O1ICE.


ID URSUANT Ia the provisions Of deed oitrusi,
l. bearing date the 29,h day OF September 1889,
and recorded IN the Clerks Oaee OF The county
Coun Of Amherst executed by Samuel Walker to
the undersigned Trustees to certain debts in
said deed mentioned. we, OF OF us, viii. on the
9Th day Of April next. IN The town OF Lynchbnrg and
in front of,hr Market House. sell public auction
the TRACT OF LAND IN said deed particularly
described lying and being IN The county of Amherst,
about five Jules from the town Of Lyuehbutg. on
the Gypsum Island road and known by The nanc
Of Rockets Tract" containing, by recent survey,
90a acres. Part of the purchase money. TO VII :
the sum o. 81 so will he required IN cash, aud The
balance be paid within two yeats and six months,
from the LIST OF March 1870 IN five equal sem''an-
nual instanenis. The sal 'tact OF Land beng
mostly in woods aud contiguous 10 town is consider
~ highly valuable. The tide is believed 70 be good,
bu a,,i. - trustees we shall only convey su.h tide
as is vested in us nv the decd aforesaid.
THOMAS /. BOuLDlN, Trus.
WM. I. IANCEY, : tees
March IL WA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

u'i"s' OF lie RUN which they have brojnt.j ~,
f'"p'e 'onsef trust them with pow er which ,hsy
""'' "'"u'y abused, or isno,aniy perverted, r.
y '"an must be sensible that sres, and d,.,....
ehanee has passed over The late Of the ,o,.,,.
10" else can II be accounted for, but BIZ IA. M,
iniGlsiFaiion Of tie governments, ul,
administration be the effect of gnorauc, u, am
'"'o"' Il s'he same thing 10 the people. who sniff,
u! IL. he remedy is in their own b,,ds "a.
'"eh go 10 the polls. and use it, ANY cham. ,,,.,
'o' me better. That ii will be so IN tis e.s. i;
shown by the recdntalion of The leaders j., IT,.
u '"tf panty oil their hari money notions. and the
"'""S q mag doctrines. But Wing doet,io,s viii
Always oe best administered By Hhies Let IN.
people ny them on,e. Il they are no, beu.,,a h.
me ehansr, then let them abandon MS ~ ;,,a.,.,,
DISCLAIMERS and false prophets and 90 bark ,,;,, ;,
the men whose measures we denounce and uhos.
overthrow we seek TO effect. because we believe
'hose measures are not only rcrnieous. bu, min.
Gus.
FROM pennsylvania, we have nothing J,c;si,.
about the Banks. The Legislature did no, 81, ~,
the 4ih inst. in consequence of The me.,i,s or ia.
Dehoef'uc Convention. The opinion of thai Con.
ven'ion II is SAID, will govern the Legislature on III.
Bank question. II is thought that a n,aioux or
'hem viii sustain Gov. Porter, and that the Gimme
uIa'e resumption" men will be whipped in
Our Senate had the Bank bill before them TO day
nave not however, been able to earn how lar lhcy
progressed IN It, or what amendment they made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
g HDE.v PE.ss

IN AESEIENC q II ~ u Il " II Il n -,
IL CABBAGE. IRE CoRS, Asparagus, RAJ
d Ssh. Lettuce, Cucua,ber, Snaps, On,on, Water
Ctess. Satisfy, Paisnp aud most other = n Il ID =
IN u,c, Tor sale u, very LOWEST rRlors.
KIND Of PEAS. VIZ; Early Washington, Beslop.
Early BLOSSOM, Blue Imperial. Mauowiai, earliest,
medium aud May - r. ~ y. OF Que OF ,no,e OF
these kinds we have good lot which, by the quan.
n.y. will be offered sety low.
HOWEL. DAVIES.
March s tsh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
G. MMu NICATED.

SALEM, Roanoke county, March 4h 1870.
DEAR SiR- We, portion of your fellow citizens.
whose names are subscribed below, believing that i,
would be IN your power, TO render yonr county and
State, important services in the next Lesi,,.iu,e
beg leave respectfully and earnestly 10 solicit yon
TO become Candidate at the approaching cleo
hon.
They entertain the hope, that the ,espec, which
you, ~ common with themselves, feel towards our
present iepfesentavc, will not prevent YOU 1iom
complying with 1htir wishes. 1t is understood thai
he is again candidate; but they believe thai every
consideration OF palroc duty requires, (espce tally
al crisis like the presently that the citizen should
yied his personal paralities. and think only OF the
interests OF The country while lie makes The best Sc
lection IN his power Of n representative who is
"cdpabte" well as "hones and faithful to the Con
stnution.' 1oar iellew citizens,
John H. Griffin, c. O. White ID. Guthrie, VIM
horn, l.. 5. Guthrie jacob Sl"wey, Robert q.
Logan, john =. Ger, Josiah Jollnsan. Ira JeeI,
W }. Siraton, J. X. G. Brown, Jr. p. /! Huff,
Jno. r. } w hItc, c. Latin ore. b. Puzer A. n,
w. {. Williams, JAS. II. Diueuid, Wm. g. VII.
Hams. JoScnll Campbell, Jacob Steve,s, William
l.. w llef. Ed =. White.
To WILLIAM NJ PEYl ON, Esq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

AUCTION SALES.
BN CIaALEs PHELPS, Aucrr.
WILT SELL. on Wednesday, the 18th ins,
J. In Iro NJ ofmy Ao,i,on Store,
5 hhL's new e,op +. u. Sugar,
8 do do M do,
. do good Molssses.
10 bags Coffee.
8 barrels Loaf Sugar,
10 boxes Tea,
Is barrels good iIeuings,
10 boxes Tallow Candles.
10 boxes Candies,
3 kegs Nutmags,
8 barrels s. NJ. Wine,
fine o.. Il. Eight Da, Brtss CIrtk+
Shoes Boots. Letter and Cap Pare &es
Sale NJ bali past 10 O'Clock, aud te',ns =, ssle.
CHARLES PHELPS, Aoct.
March - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
.V'OY'FS'E.

fRIlOSE indebted la j. r. Bailey Co, Bailey
q Il Womack and d. T.. Bailey x Go. are here
by ,espe. t'ully informed that unless they come fur
ward and pay ,hat they owe 10 the above named
concerns before Ire 81 day Of April next, they will
(every one without dslinetion,) be warranted or
sued upon Immediately thereafter. ....
BAILEY & WOMACk.
Mach l2 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
". IL. ESTES.
n. ~. ESTES.
No. 1s7. MARKET STREET, BALTIMORE.
Importer and wholesale dealer in
Foreign and Domestic
IN II A. 6h "a III

4 ) now receiving his Spring Goods c"ns sung OF a
j large and desirable assortment 81 f. ueh, Eng
sh and domestic Goods Of the Latest Impoilations
aud the most llshlouable aud DIES rable giles, Sc
ected principally for The Virginia trade, aud will be
sold To thai State free OF exchange aud as low MS they
can be bought ia New Gok any other Market.
lie very respectfully suicns tie patronage Of his
friends and buyers generally, aud prop i,rs 10 show
them large, desirable, beautiful and even splendid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
NEW STORE.
New and decidedly Ciacap Goods.

TIVE undersigned having associated themselves
1 together under the firm Of
WEI. rH. DAVIS * Go.
for the purpose al tansacline the by oooos business
in this town. respectfully inform ihor TRENDS anu
the public at large, ha, they are now opening large
i aud truly desirable stock oil
Dry Goods, Groceries, shoes, Hats, &c.
i purchased lower prices than ~ ever beiorc saw
Them aud winch will be sold cheap, Iinh eheaper-
| than any other house ~ ihe place Tor CASH.
On, house is n lew doors above Messrs IL D. Oh.
~ Dayis's srorcnexI to Mr. J. II. Hunts Watch aud
! I.w,I,y ,s,bli, hmeut WM NJ. DAVIS,
ROBERT EARLY.
! Nov IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
.Ff!s.,is.fSfl'UsOrS Notice.

EVAV1NG been appointed by HE Hastings Court
i 4 OF L,nchbutg, Administrator OF Charles Glenn,
deed, shall on Thursday the 18Th Of the present
month, offer ior sale al public action Tor cash. III
:, ,ut Of the Market house IN The Town of Lynch
- 'wu SLAVES, 10 wit: a negro " oman aud
ChiI ing to The estate al my 'nestale.
u,'NRY HUNTINGTON, Segt. Cor.
III i - such Admir-. OF Chas Glenn, deed.
Maichl2 ''''i""
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

KE.NOI.Ss..

MARTIN HUNT a WARD have Ten o,rd
WI their STOCK OF GOODS tn the square below
tll. old stand. IN The house .ceenily occupied by
Doet. Henry Latham. n. au Apo,heeary Store.
Where they invite their hends aud the phbhe 10
call and examine their Stock. win, h they VIII IN
few days make large addlens.
March l. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

A LII persons having e''''s "H"'"'' VIC '''''' W
~ Eha,l,s Glenn dee, requested 10 hing
,hcn forward duly aulhentcat.' lor payment--and
hose who are indebted 10 tho estate he it9neseo 10
come forward and make payment.
March IL sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Lancaster ~ Bryant.
E.NSa' GALL.

A LII persons indebted 10 The late concern Of
"A Lancaster & Bryant. Will please call aud pay
oil Iher respective accounts, rs longer ,ndulg nee
canno, be gwen. WILSON =. BRYANT,
Surviving partner.
March - ~
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Groceries ut Auction
ny PAYNE NTuR s,II.

nv PAYNE 4 TURN III.
WE WILL SELL Thursday. the le,ii inst
w IN front of on store.
10 hhds. Atakapas aud =. x. Sugars,
10 bills N. u. aud L. X. Molasses,
90 bags Gu.1ee,
80 s1cks Salt.
Gunrowder aud Imperial Teas. Minis, Cham.
pa,ene Wine,
10 bbls. Malaga Wine. &c &c.
+. * Il. auct'rs.
Murchg 81
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.N.REeCEH SGEAEi.fsES!
eSfO.
$40 .00Giy

.N.RFeCEA SCEzE.YES!
$40.
S1O,OOO!!
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Class No. >. Tor 1910.
To be dawn al Alexandria, Va. March 7,
- Numbcrs-I3 drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME,
$4,000 l5oo0
n ono dollnrs, 5000 dollars
9 5000 dollar! 21v't dollars
50 P,zrs of 3 900 81 fnhes Jul! &c.
Tickets only Ten Doiins'
sIJ,OOO!
VIRGINIA PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Extra Class }, Tor 1910
To be drawn al Richmond March 10.
GRAND SCHEME.
s15ooo S5ooo!,
$500 dollafs Ooo dollars
357 dollars! ,''o dollars!
20 pizes OF $1,000, &c.
Tickets 50 sbares IN proportion.
$4,000!
yiRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY
GLASS; for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va. March IA, 1910
20 numbers, ~ ballots.
CAPITALS.
$4,000 10000
5000 dollars! $500 dollars
1910 dolin,s 5000 dollars
. 500 dollars
40 Piizes of g. 800
80 OF S250l GO OF 900
Tickets only ten dollars.
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James EB. Eecnwick,

WANTED for tho balance Of the year, a d.
w MING ROOM SERVANT.
TO LET,
The Sio,e room OF the tenement formerly nrrnni-
ed by Mr.. John TompkIns, "a, The lower epd Of Man
street. Apply TO
/ JOHN S. LANGHORNE.
! March IL ~
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FOR RENT,

<sns THE stone House lately occupied by Mr.
EIi.il T.. Echols as Book Store. Apply 10
,Aa.A PAYNE Il GREGORY
March 2 Is it
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

We iliely heard Of a minister. who had been O chap.
ian 90 Hauisons army IN he late war. who. a short
u'ae SINCE, in holding forth 70 a congregation some.
wherein Indiana. md feeling ~ hi- dUiy - minister n
lher temporal ~ well Ne their spintusl welfare. srd
knowing sone Of hts hearers vere Supporters of Mr.
'Sn buren' be hi upon The following sIpedient Tie
ssrncshy prayed Cor The welfare q the whole human
race. and that God would IN hi. mercy drec, The A.
medcen people 10 sslect fr the chief na.;.,.y r.,
these United States. one who We
" oDcst md we'll qualified.
\ mcrican in principle,
p cTlLlrnn in hcsr.
y Ciorm hs sim.
independents political quacks.
: trong N support Of our Constitution.
. pen 90 The voice u tAe people. and
y ever opPre.''ng thew. IN order % crafty he m,i
ice Or iRlisiiuaa~
To which there was . feryiJ AMI unanimous r..
Spouse q "Ancs"
fBy taking fe hpt letter e each lino vs have m.
ofBAERfSOV-Basrso
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

GEoESiA "A lsge portion u he PEOPLE
- ihis country, OF al least lbSse IN the southern p.yt
OF a. b"iiove there are no Yankees except the regular
d'"h casters but We can assure Them ihe-e are los,
81 cute chaps-fellows ~ hard b. get rosnI in Geoy.
ga ' rgtnia. and other Soufhern states as IN Vcrmstt
of Maine. A proof read the following story which Il
going me reunds o. the papers If sharper follow,
can De iaund ma days travel through he sfonisst
hardest featured. and poor-si parts Of New Hsmosbire.
the paHs whore the inhabitants sre compelled 10 bo sn
to al 'o-is Of tricks IN order 10 sct . living. We are
mistaken.
The two cotton wagons meeting on the road n An.
gusia' the ioilswing dialogue ,ook piece between the
drivers.
What's cotton IN Augus'a ? say, the one with ,
load.
"CoD0n.' says the Other.
The inquirer, surprising hinselfnot TO be under.tood.
rcpFais. What's oor0a in Augusta T.
It's conoH' snys Inc other
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you hsd better leave The state; 6r ITl 10 ID M
'o4 Geo H'9r 'o5 much 70, George"