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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

Der eint9en Ga9cn itath petcr @as
rent cinen 9c,riiien philp Sdumadcr, tci:
Re mchnbaft in Sprtnatclc GauuIthip, Sud5
&1unip, i'll ben llnterlcib, 10 gefibrlih, baB
man on oes 2ebtern 9Iuffcmmeu Spcifslt.-
Der Streit entipaun It in ciuem gSirtb6s
hluie. pctsr gareno cutIrh, che bic 9cieBs
Iitcn Srrmen su ieiner Naftnrtmuug Gecs
blttct werecu fcnntcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

Sic SanGtc, ,-gGir hGrcrt ia9t tcr S,ars
risbur9 2epcrtcr, boB Der llnirn Sanal am
10. W2drS I'M fhifbnrcn Stanrc Iein icGl -
Ter pcnnItlpariIte Gaual, an rcr Suridta
mo SGsaurharua uad J9arriSturg, pem
tein unocrherce1chcnc6 Grci9nis cintritt Ipn
urr eielcm Gage fhifbar lrin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

1~@eneral Soarriicu it Der llrbcber be6
GieicBcs pom &cn9res, wcld,cS ben Sclca:
ten Der Geocluticn cine penlIcu ocripilliot.
&r ipor gu ielti9cr 3ejt i'm Senat. 0as Sc
ics mcldlcs Dor oielcr 3eit critirte, Icr0te
bios fir hiejeniaen, ncId,e 70 arm parcr,
bas lte bonn z ounIhtp erbalten werSen
mu6tpu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

9scifGmbi9fcit, - Sn elmer Gtfu Trfcs
2eitun9 bei6t CO, Generol (onrriIrr Iei cofilr,
RAE meiee Wldnner IN ScIeperct toerfau #
werten fclitrn; lmb in eiuer onbern heist ce
,piecer Sarriicn fci ein Sttoliticniit, Der ale
fie iileIidlrn Selorcn bcfre len nolIte II!
--WaS u6dlltcns?--
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
C2luS Dem Waoiiouian.)
WScrflpirSiac Gutbiiliuuo.

Infer aufmrrfiumcr @prrcircnceut "N."
bat in snem mirtiomeu &jeiIht6punft Die
6fone heu 9lnnl1BunAcn unierer
jesi9eu 9tc9icrur9 auf9cfdet. No6 Gplt
mag llber oieie 2ateUe icheu, wcldle pou ben
offenhihen Gcfumenten 9eSc9cn iInc, uuo
banu nadI cc5 preTpents &ctltaft, uno be-
urtbeile paun cie @hrIid,feit uuiercr Nc9icrer
in cieirr wihti9eu 9lu69abenSodc. Dicic
Eobele icatc ubcraU befannt 9cmodt wcrs
cen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
Observation-Disclosures.
1e6r o

UtUIB j.
Serat. Ter 8icesprrfJtcnt Der Der.
ct. leNte ocm Serat eiueh 8eridjt prn benz
Gdldegammrr Gepartcment ocr, crfiirenb
bic slue9abeil nru eingcu Der Ccpartcmcns
ter fIlrs Sdbr 1899. Nie gluSgaben lparen
beiJhrdntt anf cie @mpfiu9c Der 3rl Se.
amten
Nv. sumrfin ern Gcrrgicn rief cen pc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

eT" Sei Der neuGit, 9ehaltcnen 0rrecr
S,arrtion'Scriammluug in philabelphia nus
Ten cbr9efdhr 300 perlrncn ampcleno, bic
Dor bret Sabren San 8uren untcrifusten.--
Sic scben jest perciut fir ben Nclocu bon
Sippecallce.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

sIm orrleBtcn Samtd9e 9tahmitto9 broits
tc gu Bridgeport SranEtn &aNntD, Gle Nlaur
nno YutItu9s9fnhIe Res Sorn. Mart. Socmcr
nteeer. Cie DtdhImnblc enthitIt 1900 gni
9Bdi5cn, 75 Sdrrel6 Slour, nno cine ercee
Nuantitdt 9icg9rli, y,afcr uno EcIItbfrrn 1;
allies oetbrannte. Ser Sertnlt III 0rce bic
8,rltcrgce mar $1,000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

Gin tiriues Dldrhcu, s Sabre aft, fam
uculid, gu 2apeer CMit } curd, Sd,ref nm
ibr &ptcn Sbr 8nloer flciccte icb in cine
gdrenhaut rnb perFol9;e fe. meldes &c ic
erfdlrcfte, rue Te ic9lcid nntsr 3uduusen
tkrcr Ugllt Quflot,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

gaubcm.-IuH fthdBt bas 3wrt WSiaics
men 1auben in einem Gage ieete Wrd)e iiber
9uffalc (T. g.) Sc9eu. Gas 6irmamrnt
{ea f.t ecr iiren slri rsrfHfsrt bsteH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
Nitfprn.Sluk.

gu Canton, Shic, batcn ole 2pfr Scfc'S
eiucu 0idprD Stub 9ebiIcct 9Sdrum
bciseu iIe ibn aidlt einrn "Sau Surcn Glub"
coer "SinoerhGcf @lub"? ? Hidt waBr, eas
8cIf bci6t rtdlt 70 gut an
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
81 q Cbrtd t

gSirc hirrmit se9ctcn, eas Die llutcr;eidncs
ten als gomIIItratcrcu ucn Der SHinterla(s
lenid1att eeS pcrltcrbcncn Oantel pes
ter CShremer) lcgtbm prn SScieelberg
&nunid>lp, eedba SauntD, an9eilsllt purecn.
2Iue Gtelent9cn ipeldhe baher nctb an belaate
Ntnterlahenfddft fdnIoig iIno, meroen hiers
nit ernftIid auf9cfpreert obyube5ablcn, uno
Sclche lpeIde urd) redltmdeige 9nfereernns
gen babrn, mcroen tbre Nehnur9en wpblbes
ltatiSt einbin6i9sn, at
Schn Si9cr, sISn,crs
Gcor9c YlcB, >''"' ''e'
Wlir; Is. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
Grnennlln9 burtb bcn Olojors uno cen
8rig1oe @eneral bcr 7tcn 9lbthcts
luna neuulilpauiGd,e 0)ftltB.

81. 9. Srpwu, bon Der 2tcn @rgaoc,
7ten SIbtteilnns penrf. MifB, ,um Oipillcnss
Snfpcctcr erfaster tier Otuilcn, nit benz
91aus eineS eientenant GUIcnel.
Charles Steeei, BON eer 1 fen %ri.
oooc gum DiutiIcnssGudrtiersW sWeiiter fir ers
faSie DipiiTon, nit WajcrssHana reIdcn
&rnenmr9tn TcI9e 81 lsiitcn iInc.
9luf Sefebl Der GjcnerolsSftciere.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18

"Shpu it bic Stirne ces jlu9en netcen,
'Grc9bar, nit ecrberer nmDuncen nne bic
Se9nun9en bon tauicnoen Der QScibcr nno
,Sinoer bic bcm ScalpsWefcr Der ubarm'
ber,i9en Sarbareu Der gSicniB, uno Dem int
mer 9r6Bcru Sarbar, proctor, entrtiIen wurs
ben, ruben anf Sarrtfcn unc ictner'tGps
fern Slrmcc."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

position vas Of the highsst-beiasci, respected,
honored a1s8ys in hls riaee-aiwafs prepared Iof
tn business IN band-aleays bringing TO II me
measured reflections II sedate aud sigoioh" u"ue'.
s'angiue. Over one department Of our deiibrrii"hs
he exercised a sety peeul4ar control. In The man.
40 ercot Of our cnmnirx and difficult relations win
the adians all deferred hui, Rnd to1ils ne au-
dressed himself ah .Hsparng ishar, and WIN =
wisdom and patient benesoie1ce thtt 1osliieo ahn
sinIIcated tie couflrnce Of ihe Senate,
III private life he aniable and ardent j he euf.
,ent is f..eliars was Wafn aud slfons. Ills long
fniiarIy ..tli public afftrs hid noi dampeHed the
natural arlfor 81 his temperament. We all rnen-
Der the lee y feeling wifi winch he so recent, took
lr4ve uf Ihis BODY and low profoundly Tat feeling
was ecir,rocsed. The goodwill. tie love, ihe re-
.pect which We bestowed npon him lien. now give
detih and energy 10 tie mourn'nl feelings WIN
winch W. uITer a sole.nnlfIbule u his memory.
The resolutions were adopted, and the Senate
adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
.S'sCE9fsES s. EsE1EE,
nLyEIcallusg, va,

~ + the pleasure OF Informing Their custo
q IL neis x the pubic generally that thsy are now
4 cewipg their Sock u Spring aud Summer Goods,
all of winch have been recently purchased upon Tire
rry best terms, an1 Will be sold at such prices
insure satisfaction.
Then Stock VIII be found to equal in variety aud
clleapness any in thls mrket, and their Goods
have been selected with gieal care aud with espe-
pec'ai regard 10 qualify tccH pftee, they ieel
Confident that all who may favor them with call,
Will DC pleased.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will fnd an assortment as well suited to theif
wahis as any that Tins market presents, aud prices
that cauu" sll to please. Au examination respect
iully soltclted before making their purchases.
Aprh Is 4w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

childfen wko zen IN the vety mids, OF the meee;
twenty seven women ard children. aud Two old men
were made prisoner: not an Individual osriTed es-
CEN the Nexlcan,
We very much fear thai the conduct 81 The Tex
ians AZ tins mai 81 wll ma bear stle lion IN
IN 81 favof sba We son eIl WHICH VIZ hive seen =
die r. nwlnp II Would np car from Ills IT,, Tie
lpdians uade he Gr>l attack. thoaah hot oil HE,
bad been declared PRISONERS slIIeh IL an 1"dian Is
wor-e than death,
II appears that. bs y reeenta ireasy with the Gu
mauthe lnlians. IL ~ stipulated thai ihey would
bring llltlesn she p,tssne,s which they 'eid m
bondage. terms Ul peace could be ga It'd to iheh.
his they promised = do; AID On The 18Th ut"
Col VIM. Col s,diulsnl Gee" Mcleod, and sfse
al nllpr gttil nicn rrnired San AniunIl 81 The
lime agreed on. On the lDsh, s,xtyfye OF the
Curtnehes arrived. aud with them they br'nslt
buly ore prisoner, dug liter ni Alf. I0ekh'rl. OF
refusing 10 peflotm lie other part 81 tue treaty, they
refused II give any reason.
Ia the meaH,iur The trim. were explained TO The
chiefs. Which would bafe been offered III case thet
had complied with their engagement aud as ihe
tto ps under Capisiu Howard had become s'aiontd.
The twelve chefs wee informed thai they were pr
and would he jetalned untl thty should srna
word 10 tie rect Of thu company 10 restore Tue
wle eaflees il possession OF lhef tribes. As lie
commissioners were fttirlng from tie room, one
ehief spfang infwad IL PISS the sentinel ut tit
back door, Who, Ia attempting 10 prevent hun, was
stabbed viii The lnlna's knife Captain lio"a'd
received II sertte Wound IN tie same Nay.
1 efest Of The G. ieis, Ia tie meanwhile, DIRE"
nleT kniTe. ~ tber bows and arrows. aud oade =
general aiaet The sai1e,s fred AID killed lllc
whole teege. The nateors IN lie 5ard ienghi
nilh desperation. ! be company under Captain Rted
uo icpnistd them, AID forced ihen Ia iike shtl-
Ter The stone bnildlng neaf. pariy after awhile
escaped. and paiu'd the opposite SIDE III The ''tf
bui hIey VIE pursued hy nua Der Of mounled
men. under Col. " els mud all killed except re- u
sade AeNeau. Who was suffered 10 escape The
ludin no en- luughi LIE uRcrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
the woe at all the precincts

Mr.. Menn efher was rot M nounced as tanudale
ii the da, OF election. A ,rre.I odd, INFO
that he Wing ma orty would bar been much grea er,
The Viii had deemed II necessary 10 turn out
"A number If voters who hav hrreisfore gwen yea
ous npport 10 he Administration. ssie d f,rtheWhg
candiJaIes, and mary others, OF the same pa,,y,~o
did not vote all d. af their Determination 10 sup
p IT Har son and Tyler mex, fall. From r,esenlFp
pearances the pt oplr of Bedford will come OFT IN
ma,Se next fall. aud HArison and Tyler | am sue
will receive "a mcjorny Of 500 votes, more -
Changes are taking place every day." A, the last
Presidential election, the Wing majority in Bed
ford was only about 40
CHARLOTTE-Wyau CardwelI (Whg) re-a-
ecled, by majority of s'r-reduLed some Is n 20
since last year by The food Of foreign roes poured
from the adjoining counties. The Locos always de-
nounce the praclce Of foreign voting, but they ne
yer Ia / 10 avail themselves oft.
Henry p. Irving tWhig)"
elected by Is or 20 votes over Carter Harrison
tLoco) M,jorry about the same as last year.
NELSON-Gen. Alexander own (Whig) cleo
ted by majority Of between $50 aud l4o over W.
l.. N. Logon (Loco.) Majority about the same rs
last year. This county. as well as Charlotte and
Cumberland, was confidently claimed by the En-
qnirer's veiaeons correspondents
BOTETOURT-N learn verbally that NAL
Joseph Hannah (Loco) is re elected. HIS majority
over Col. Shauks is abonr 80.
ROANOkE-W also hear, aud we announce u
with peculiar regret. that VIM. NJ. Peyton, ESQ
has heen defeated IN Roanoke, and that Capt. Hen
ry Snyder tLoeo) is reelected by meag,c majority
of Is votes Col. Peyion, howevsr T. contess the
election. aud understand that there is no douot
OF his getting the seat upon a purgaion OF nv
polls.-Roanoke was formerly about 3to in l"'O'
ofthe Administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
Macon, fGA) APRIL IL. ]

MACON, kbA') APRIL IL. 1S4U.
write 10 convey you Glad hd,ngs. GEORGIA
has nj last made Us Iucpleni n"venenI IN the cause
OF that dist, eu,shed paint WILLIAM Henry HAIR
RisoN. L. is but the kndling of The fire that will
ere long blaze up from the shores of he savannah
the banks Of the ChatiahoochIe. Yesterday, the
llih usat IL response 10 tall for ''all heartily
opposed 10 The present Administration, without
Distinction Of old party questions. the mot hume
rous political ssemblage took place ever witnessed
IN thl' city. In that meeting, Preamble. giving ii
succnci history ot q n. HAgRisuN's c aud scryi-
ces. with accompanying resolutions, recommending
him to tie People Of Georgia ~ the patrint clzen
hest calculated 10 rescue common country from
hat mde>tfoom Of bankruptcy and ruin into which
the disastrous measures OF Mr.. VAS buren, and his
ooadJnoIs have plunged us, were passed amidst the
most ore7efeimi0g enthusiasm Never have l vii
~ ssed, even amongst southern men, such deep and
heartfelt expression OF sentiment. Nat. Int
sr. CHARLES. (Mo) ArRlL 6, 1910.
] am happy TO say ihai The dark conds thai have
been hoveilpg over us some years ln our State are
fast dipfrsing j is too much to assert positively
that tins 5 ate will 90 for Geueral Harms ~ but.
from present appearances, we have the strongest
hopes. We hid County Conveulon on Saturday
last 4 h instant, which il Is SAID the largest az
semblge ever known IN this cnun'y. and all went uii
IN the greatest harmony. The 1alI is in muiIon,
and triu not be retarded. ID.
LOUISVILLE, April IA, 1910.
Gen. Harrison is carrying all before hi' through
out the West The whole valley of the Ohm re-
sounds with the uame of HARRISON and Tippecanoe
Lmge meetings aIe being held ~ ever, quarter The
Que Al ST. Claisville a lew days ago. MAS attended
by upwards of 10000 persons; the procession *
tended Ion sew rl mites; fifteen hundred Loise,neu.
one hundred wagons. we'll loaded, aud thousands on
foot. Aufong The former wete body Of seventy
Quakers, carrying The banner Of Harrison and oul
country
great meeting was also held yesterday,
Maysvie, where llarsons old soldiers were con
grrgaled besides thousands from all quarters. Sew
era STEAMBOATS,, well ireighied with good aud true
WhIgs OF Cincinnaii attended, with bounilul sup
ply Of PROVISIONS for the batbacur, which para
dtd Ia ga al oim al The city Ma ket before beng
ed 10 the boat.
The escaemeni is beyond all precedent. Bust
ness is almost stand. Nubing is talked Of bui
Haflson and Rector n. So that you can safely
Gnu downat 10000 majouty, Kentucky at Is 600
and lndiana grfa er than eIiher.
In IVES etn PENNSYLVANIA and Wig mia, the same
ieetag exists. Hundreds daily laibna INTO Tie
Wing tanks, all seeing The necessity ola Change of
Administration. Ib.
GREAT MEETING IN KENTUCKY.
On Monday last there WAS at W asi,lnpion Ken !
lucky meting ef the few surviving soialers OF tie
Revolution IA the West, wth those who fosp lit I'M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
PENNSYLVA LEGISLATURE.

The L. gslature entered upon the Extra session
on the l7ti inst After The nietchtng OF he usual
messages between the Two Houses AID Governor. a
joint resolution adopted. which hid for IL ohjec
adjournment mill the 12h oi Nay. BY Of
4o ~ SO. bill W then side,ed and PASSED by
both Hnuses, providing loan OF 100000 to 1efrsy
The current expenses Of the Gove'nmen. Some
other matters act ed on, when both Houses adj
journed TO meet on lie l2lh May nex.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

TIE MASSACRE IN TExas.-The massacre 81
fnn'"ncbs inu,ans ~ S9n Atoula (Texas) on the
18th ult. by two con,panirs a exam Ttoois, was
latter I'll dear-bpHgh victory for tie latter. GA
elir pat Of tiis Texans there weie--
Killed Lieut.. w. Nj. DnnuiDgto LIST Infaniry:
private Kaninski. III A. company, private Whiine,
~ T. c.ul'any; Jucge Thompson Of Hoaston;
Jndee Hood u Eexa,; Mr. Casey ol Malagbfia
rognsy, and Mexican, name n0knonn--total killed.
-. Msf $50
Wsandrd--Capf. Geo. n. Howard. LIST Infantry;
EapIs Asusses Caldwell. ist lnlanlr,; LII Edsaia
A. Tbompspn; iiiyaie krlIy. company ]; Judge
Kob'asaa; III. iIivg'aboia,n, aT. Morgan, aud Mr..
assoB--iafai Wounded y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
Members.
HORRIBLE, Suicide

The Boston Mercantile journal Of the 18th inst
in letter from Nurth Bfookfrd, gives detailed ac.
count of the attempt OF Whrple Bartlett of Brook.
field commit murder, and ui his subsequent SUI
eide. Bartlett a miser. and had two deb ors in
Biuokfeld, one Of whom owed fI'n three, aud the
other lwent, five dollars. He tried TO kill both for
thrIr non PAYMENT, bat Ia was fooled b,
brtug thrust of dours beffe lie could use his PTS
lol. In the other he fred al his istended victiu
Mr.. Nathaniel Snow, but the pistol ball struck II
buuon, AID did sall injury. Bartlett then drove to
u field IN which he had previously deposited "A load
OF dry wood. In his wagon was every article OF his
ersonal properly.
IL took his horse out Of The shafts and itched
HIM to the fence, put bnif,lu skin hlm aud re
turned to his funeral pile. he placed himself N
such position that he though he SHOULD f,ll on
the wood, which re haG previ usly set IT, G, and
which he bad thrown all his properly. II,
blew his hrans with pistol but when he fell he
did not { II on the wood. he INTENDED, but fen
down by the side of IL. In Tins sITuaion he was
found The day, with one hand burnl off and one
side Of his face bnrnt 10 coal. 1t appears that hs
intention was 10 have DESTROYED himself a ID all h.
property. even the last cent. Md his axe and
spear would no burn, he h Il sold tb M Tor money.
In the ashes OF The fire we're found abont IA % OF
melted silver, aud IN his pockets 70 Jr so dollars ~
bills, and hIstso watches. Three pistols laid b.
hls SIDE, prupd. d Que for Rice, one Tor Snuw an .
ouefor himself In the fire we're found the remains
OF astouejus and decanier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

rI'HE SUBSCRIBER has just received fine
n assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches con
ssung Of real johnson Patent Liver iaii Jewelled,
Gne indie pendent Seconds. Likewise fue orr.
ment OF God CHAINS Seals Keys, suued toi
Genilemeu ard LadIes, including an eXtra cullec-
ton OF fine Diamond Rings & Bfeas, Plus, aud va
nous Other qualities aud klds and Gold Thfnbies
All Of winch ] offer reasonable terms. Ladies'
and gentlemen Viii eenlet favour by giving a
call. CHAS. E'NE EVARD.
Ami 20 All
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

Wheo, some days AGO, we published the last re-
soluuons of The Leg isiatuIe of the State II NAME
concerning the Boundary question, we stated our
impression thai IN relnqushlng The conduct of thai,
natter to the National Government the State Of
Name had removed one greal impeachment To y sue
Cessiul negotiation between the Gene,al Govern
aud Gr.al Btita aud suggested that, lus cad
OF narrowing. these Resoiniions really widened the
prospect OF amlcablc adjustment OF the whole
matter.
In The snhjnined extract from the Speech Of the
acting Governor OF The British Province Of New
Brunswick, the 3lst oil last mouth, ION the oc-
casion Of pror eniug the LeeIsaturr.) we have u
remarkable confederation 81 tins opit ION OF
- The pr ,sp"cis Of any iurlhe; disturbance with
= tie ncighhorng States appear 10 have greatly
diminished, if not 'c'oty 10 haze pon,Shef, IN
consequence n The prudent course adapted by our
more immediate nighboiS Of Mdjne. hdripe
ptared he conduct Of The Bouad"fy Dispute mhoity
m The hands ot he General Gpre'"nent n he
Uaued States-ih' rehy aho'dlug To bolh coun-
ires the most sar' factory guaranty thai the peace
and friendship row happily exls ln2 hetween two 4,
the greatest aud most enIi&hi ned nanns of the
w"td, and III the manieuan e Of winch th"ir best
Interests acknowledged mutually 10 consist.
will moi b. suH red 10 he Disturbed Interrupted
On light aud n,salfir ient grounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
TO MERCHANTS.

\ HAN T. spehi The lager part OF the last ;wo
Il months in New lotk aud Boston, and other I'll.
ties, IN pm chasing my spring stock of 10 Gods,
ana having taken advantage OF the besi means "a
onng cheap pih leierenee 10 furnishing Merchants,
can, wlih confidence ssy. that 1t lbeIng uuusuai,
arge.) holds out slrong Inducements rs any m
the State The prees viii compare with those oil
any cay South vi New orb, aad made IN accordance
With the times. will take pleasure ~ sue@Iug my
stock, aud therefor, coIdisiiy invite calls.
JOHN q. MEEM
My sal p5 Of Shoes and Boots aud o,her arliees
IN that lne Is very large ami cheap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
NIRGlNlA ELECTION.

Last Thursday the election took rlaee llrouplo,,
the Stale; and NC suppose there never ha, L...
sioce 'os, struggle severely aud uarml, cun,..
ted. We shall lay The results beforc our reader.
rapidly as we receive hem.
Ia this tCampbel) county, the Wings mad.
| galad fight, and. as the result will SHOW mas.
thai doubled lastyear's majority. The iollo MIN, !.
a statement Of the polls:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
To HE Editors Of The Virginidn--dated

:" ASH NGTON llTY, APP 'o'N'
send you the address of Gen. Waddy 1bo"r'
son, o South Carolina, his Constituents, 10 "ln'
he draw, acon,i,st briweenthe characters oil uea
Harrison and Mr.. Van Buren,. lie gives as many
reasons WY We oflhe South should support ths W.
iner aud u.ion the subject Of Abol ton he p'o'';
most conclusveiy that rhrrr cao be no quesio" n
respects The views, WISHES and feelings OF Ten ~
We OF the South have no fears Of bm-wune
may d'strost Mr.. Van Buren, The advocate Of w"
ne 10 suffrage. and the enemy of The S1n'i "p
tue memorable Missouri question. The ony WI
frrIs tuai qnrsiIou should ever haze Deeh t. t.,
with ,eesrd 10 Hauison's orthodoxy upon Tue P'
al issue lie sacr, feed Inns II Ia sustaining a.,
South. and thereby losi his seat IN Congr ss-J
which should not he lost sight of. The, hic"" ~,
Enquirer published letlef oi q u. HARRISON W." -.
eanuiia5e Tor Congiess, IN lo22. when reio''s
charges II Is Q" daily endoisIpg aga'nst t"e HI,
in'inidt4si Look, too, al bis fincenhes "'H
Cheviot spec, hes, and a flat can't adietioD IS g'.
all thai IS ,Iaiy sad TO ms prejudice by the NM"
bic patty hacks, who scrnpls not to sao '"e ,he
repulati 10 ,Goippllsh the reelection " ,s,
Cnitl OF the .Sio'is Parry" Gen. Thompson ,.a
le, oald be read ny eve,y Southern m'n--
STAKEHOLDER aud VIRGINIA by bn'h ,,rm.
lug a larger siavehuding iniGr.st than any n,s.
Der Of HE present Congress. lie 100 IS .ou
n en- Of ualeuI,, integrity aud caodor-a'"' " IAN.
will perceive, by no means riolcht da"'s, III
lie ,iteieis INN 10 Van Buren, Tor reasons
eeu,s ,uould satisfy every VIrginidu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

Correspoadenee Of he journal II Commerce.


LiyERPooL 24ih March, lsi0
With reference 10 onts OF 2Aih inst. by the iast
pa.kei, have TO advise that tie Cotton Marx I
! closed very heavily that day, and sales OF common
and interior quaries @etr pte'seh NJ luithef de-
cline 81 81 ~. Smce then iheie la, en- 10 decl-
dfd ehange--bnl lom.r gale OF Cuuon has APP
pear.d the arhei since the latter aiItrAis, aud
ss'cs have been mahiag as luw a. per h. aud some
sffrhg 50 Ordinary noi 10 BIZ eufh that price,
Far nay be quoted at 5a46d, and fine qnaitles r.
main without change. 1i,e sales OF The week endmr
Goth nsi. ouuied TO 20.0Cn bats, Of Which IL %
: we're upland Al 81 Cad: 10000 o leans Al "a 4;
1900 Alabama AID Mobile 50 Ga, and 100 s. a
Island Al IS 70 per b. Ga Saturday ne 2ls list
the business MAS sbuut 5000 bales, Yesterday il
W" ap,inaitd al 1900 bales. and TODAY, being
Mancliesier marked day, about 200o have been
soid-ihe whole taken by consumers. There is
nothing 'isiog ior export OF speculation. 4 i'm
pen 1T C.iipn since Isi JaDuaf,. - 2S4, 400 bales
81 y b oh o37 900 is from the Umled Sis.es, The
stock - ihis tDr. IS estimated At 2i4,0U bales OF
Viii h about lG9.0n0 is American GouDn.
~ The duy on Wheat is now 20s Cd per or. aud
on Flour l2s 81 petbbli but he Corn arkeis are
sxftemeiy dnil and deliImn2. The last sale 1
flour in bond 9sai 2ss 81 per Dbl, but the best
parcels are nov offering AT that without finding
buyers. aud rs doubtful whether 29s uld be oh
Isncd for any qnantiiy.