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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
April Is
'a'6fgrSU SALE.

, URSUANT to The provisions OF uus' oee"'
executei 10 the subscriber, bearing date tie
18Th day Of September, 1897, by William k"geway
Geo. NJ. Pa,ne and William {. Moseley "hich is
duty recorded in the Clerks Office OF ne Co"hiS
CUurI OF Amherst shall procerdon the LON ""y '"
July next, at ihe house of Joseph hyle' '"ieo '"o
Folly in the county Of Amherst, proceed TO se'' !"
,he IIoiies, bidder for ready money, the Trad "i
Laud, conveyed by the said deed, TO Wi, 95l ae'S'
living aud being 10 the SAID county ii Amherst
ing the lands Of NJ caah Pendeion ana o'ne,s' anu T.,
or part thereof nearto the said hye II ~.
same land formerly owned by John Co'e' nam taas
land is chiefly in woods. runnlag not lar ron
Rive, Las much good timber upon it. ne ,,' i
is deemed good but acting as 7s'e none oine, mn
ROBERT TlNsLE1' Trustee.
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FOR SALE Ois RENT.

A TRACT of Land containing about 1000 acres,
IA lying IN the south part OF Bedford. the WA
ters of Orx cieek, about mules from l. -esye, on
Saunton river. The Improvements on line land are
good name Dwelling House with other necessary
houses, and between 900 aud 800 acres of cleared
land. Tie whole of the land will be sold together,
ar II will be divided purchasers. II the above
land is sold by the 18Th Of Septenbes it will be
1enled for the Eext year privately. Apply TO
EDMUND AUSTIN,
LeesyIIie, Campbell county.
JULY 10
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OWE TE.ECT OF E.g.g.E,.

nm both SIDES of Oirr Ctcek, Contain o -FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, more less, adjoining tie
lands of Laikiu Byats and Others three other adj
inibng Tracts, lying both sides Of the Enchanted
C,eek and containing together eight hundred acres
more OF les adjoining The lands Of Moses Martin
dec d. and others; also three other Tracts, all adj
Joining containing seven hnndted and thirty one
acres more or less lying in the luiks ofPelar river
and liorsley's creek, adjoining Pedlat Nils, g.;
also Que other Tract OF Land, Containing lhrce hun
dred acres more or less alsJ. ono other tract Of
land containing three hnnd ed moro 81 less on
both sides OF tdnr river adjoining the lands Of john
DAVIS aud others; also one Lot, Of about an acrr.
wuh the Brick Store house thereon, al Prda, Als :;
also the following VALUABLE SLAVES /;
Olhello man, and Frankly his wife. and iheir son
John, aged about II years, Nancy their daughter
AGED about Ia Yeas, with their increase since the
I'm Of December, S35 # any. Furincie rency Of
tue weaheor any other cause, III the sale oite above
named property should not be completed The day
named. IL wall be continued nom day 10 day uuth
finished.
The ,e to The aforsnamed property is believed
10 be good bnr acting trustee wall convey such
tile only as is in me vested bg the deed aforesaid.
SAN. MD. REID, Trustee,
by jacob NJ. Ruff.
July Is l2QA
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ETfi1se E'roDcrg,, forso.c.

VI = snbsrrbe's will offer Tor sale, ON the 3fd
-, ''o'"dy IN July neNi, tlt being Amherst Cnnrf
day. h1udsnme House and or SITUATED ,n,,,od,'.
y IN the village, at Amherst c. II. The louxe
is next door 10 Dr. llrnfy l.. Da,ie,'s and j. occn.
pied by MI. j. &. Nicholson. who will show The
premises 10 any person wishing TO bny. Terms In
efa aud made knownen he day ofsale.
BAILEY x WOMACK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
GROCERIES an eGTE0N,
KY PAYNE, AND 'H'QEsNE.s.
PUBLIC sALE0E LAND &NEGRoEs

DY vrluc Of deed Of must executed 10 the sub
ID scriber bv Richaid S. Ellis, bearing date the
l7b dav of December. $50, and recorded III the
Office of The county count Of Amherst, | Ill pro-
coed, an Thursday the ooh lay Of August, al Ped
hr Mills in thee unity oil Amherst, 10 sell. at pnb-
lie auction, for cash, HE hereinafter described proper.
~ real and personal, vii:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

by J, X. ilauiss-fbe FAN Sex, the proiee
tecfi"n OF infancy. the sosee OF mankind, aud u ter
tort" old b.ehelof..
Nv John II. Dalafd--Frre Srhnn<i Nav North
carolina cherish u system al cratnitous education
iot The beneh oi the unfortunate. aud may her en-.
zens by this means hrcome capable of exercising
pfndenny the right oi suffrage.
II, fhns. Gilcs-A~py with the Chinrh Bug.
By Robert Mariin--The omror ol tho DsY.
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ny rEETCFsEkf 81 TOEEFs.
Ys8MSo
- . - =
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

..s,shsd semreekiy, ferery Monday and 7AUrsdayJ al
r,r Dollars per aanaa payable in ddrHce No sabserp
;ik, reccired fora shorter period aR sir moas;aRa
,psr r be discontinued fercept at the discretion ofae
liz tisrs i until all arrearages are phil
P4DVERrYSE VEN Sinsertedat5o cents per square
for The first iaserto and 37l cents Tor eeery subse
d rent insertion.
ry,JOB PRINTING executed aeaay and erpedtionsly
a. rrasoughIe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
EsE2ss.F.S'Ep.gfR.

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
d selves together for the purpose OF conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and comm0dIous brick hull
ding on Market street, leading 10 the Court House,
aud are prepared accommodate Boafders aud
Travellers IN a manner aud on terms, which, they
naitpr themselves, will prove satisfactory TO ALL
The House viii be furnished in the most com
Portable manner their Table supplied with the bes
that the market affords; The Stable with abundance
OF pfoveuder and attended by experienced aud at
teutive Ostefs.
DAVID T.. BOOKER.
RIO. CORNELIUS HAIR Is.
Feb. 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
Ten Dollars Reward.

ENSCAPED from my farm, near Amherst court
- house. about two weeks ago, IL very dnk bay
tneafly biack) Horse, six wears old. pur-
chased the sad Horse, only Que week before he
made his escape, Of Mr.. Flagg Of Lynchburg who
had used him as n stage horse for the last twelve
months. The above reward will be given 10 any
Que who will deliver me the horse or give such
information as viii enable me to get him again.
: July - a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
POLITICAL.
FROM The HING.

u -. 49,,
- 'F''e''e'V 't"'oe''''
we h''e ~ h"nh speech recently delivered IN
N"og'ess ny ven '9r' "' f'nntsh'nl'' which,
"heo pnhl'shrd' must produce n powerful sensation
Throughout the country The speaker enters upon
u searching sctnln, INTO The boosted reanomy aud
sili more hohsied Democracy oi tie present inmate
OF thc Whhe iionse. lie presents noot,as "i els
"hlrh WI satle nj lensi rt't, memhet 81 the self
se'ed democracy lh'ouehen' ihe land. The SPLEEN
dof ana hhahhiecheo OF the Nhllc llonse the nan
soe ., ,"e h'"' 'emoo,.' IN thr hepuhie, u nnsuf
pasS'" Nv any palace ~ Europe
NJ o2le gives Us III df'ai' ne various Articles nnd
'c 'osl ~ ea' NJ l"ih'sh'n ~ The bilIr, ps'd nu
nl me ilr"s"ty' and teelsetd IN the public offices
thousands aud thousands ave- been squhndr,ed N
"inaWenlilR lhe grounds hhoo, tho Presidents
'"esf-e"nsiuciing " d"hti walls, purchasing
: ddilY ioscst refufndS, ptfanldS, Ne and phy"g an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
DESStfg.EIvsoN

'H'iE ERM Of our &C. partnership HAVING exni.
N red we have his day dissolved. by rutp,I con.
Seo' All debts due by ~ 10 the concern will be set
''eu ny either oil us on application al the null.
JAMES l.. LAMkIN.
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
July2 A..
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1895 30

Cost OF East Room curtains. 1855 30
Tbls East R00n' is The OF winch Col.
}enon wfolc the Editor OF the Enquircr,so glowing
account in 1927 when Mr.. Adams was Pc
dent. We subjolu an extract itom that notorious
production. Il was dated Wasbinglon, January 81.
| 1927. and was us follows:
" Tins helng the day which The Presidents
house is thrown open 10 al ylstots, weat. amnng
Others, Ia pay my respects 10 him rather, should
fily cnnless, went III the East Room, of The
furnishing Of which zee had volcd twenty five thou
sand dollls nj the last session Of Congress. | was
/ anxious 10 see how that amount oi furniture copd
/ be slowed away IN single roam, and my Guiiosity
WIS fully SATISFIED. II Was uuly Porecous sighf
10 bghold, bH had 100 much The look tfrgal 0gni-
ference IA be perfectly agreeable 10 N, old ,,pobllcun
feelings"
I Al The date Of this letter. the East Room had no
! furnute excepting few old chars. lnmbing
benches, broken glss and cobnebs. TWAS not until
/ The Roloimers aud EcoDomi-ls came intp pow
cr, that II was arrayed IN royal magDidcence
Bot The regal mdgnifrehce al The East Room. IL
eclpscdby thar pf The Blue Ethpticat Salmon" Be
fore Mr.. V. II. Game into power, II was FURNISHED by
As predecessor ~ the mos gorgeous style. But ~
not fine enough Tor him. Shortly aiief hs ac-
cesson. he had ioo"ng bill made Tor tmproriHg
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Valuable land sale.
'sss.C- OF LAND,

ys5ssSlsasa rsssC. OF LAND,
Az SssS which said decedeu resided the
-~--- nme Of his death, containing by present
eSlImJlUn 5BS acres
more or less; bat the true quafity will be ascer-
famed previously to The day Of sale. by a surrey
This Land lies IN populous neighborhood, "hIn
about two miles OF Amherst Courthouse and Is
bounded BY the Lands Of ELIJAH Fletcher. John NJ.
Williams, James p. Mcdaniel Samuel Walts and
William Nc Daniel. Il swell waIered, very prodnc
alive. and susceptible Of lhe highest degree OF I'M
proveuent. The undersigned, who lives near the
Land wall take pleasure in showing TO any person
disposed TO purchase
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit OIL, and 3
wears for equal portions OF the purchase money will
be gwen tie purchaser securing the payment there
Of by bonds with good personal security and the IL
lie to The Land lsrf TO he reli lned until full pay
ment Is made. further security. The purcha-
rwlll have the privilege Of seeding at the usual
lime in the coming fall and full possession viii be
gwen him on the lst day Of January next. Tue IL
lie is beIievedto he unquesllonaby good. but the
undersigned will only convey such as is vested in
hin, by the SAID last will and testament.
JOHN K. MCDANIEL.
Ex'or OF Lindsey Nc Daniel deed.
Iupe tl5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
Feb. 20
Valuable Goods at cOsa prices.

tHNhE STOCK OF GOODS lately owned by
n Messrs. =. & J. w. Dudley, and IN theIr Store
House On Main Street, has been conveyed by them
IN ttus,, TO the undersigned, by deed duly recorded
IN the Musings Court, in which deed, liberty Is
given the trustees 10 sell the said Goods, II they
thIbk it cxpedlent, al private sale. In pursuance
OF This authority contained in the sad deed, the
undersi 1ued offer lie entire Stock To the phhIlc,
and pledge themselves To sell AT cost Pr'ceS-l he
Stock large, comprising every variety oil staple
and Fancy Goods; and well worth the aItenlon OF
the public. MIR. Peter Dudley and his son JOhi
VIM. Dudley wall attend aud act as salesmrn'
The debts due to tile said firm are also conveyed
10 the undersigned by The deed aforesaid. and iheS
hereby earnestly request all persons indebted 10
call on them, or The Messrs Dudeys, at Inc
Store House to sete and adjust their several
debts.-lndulgence cannot he given.
:; D. NJ M2 sPhED, Trustees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
NO TEEE.

n LII persons 10 whom The late David G. Murrell
L n was indebted the time Of his decease, will
please present their claims as early as convenient.
properly autl encsteJ to John ID. Murreil. that ar
fangeme MS may be made foi their payment.
ALICE MURRELL, admx.
JULY O a
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ENrENSrsEsroGK orr NEW SpuINu
GOODS 0f IeHssred ,,rfceS.


nonnelng 10 their friends aud the public gen
eray thai they have recently purchased in The cities
ol New otk. Philadelphia and Baltimore ON ia,
nest favorable terms and out OF the latest impo,ia
Iilohs'a large and general assortment Of GOODS nj
the latest styles and hsne s--a OF which they ollie,
10 tie wholesale and retail dealer, ~ prices which
'hey 'hlhk cannot ia.l 81 giving satsiaclion. The,
earnestly solicit calls from counlry Merchants-feel
ing confident thai then stock comprises rs great II
variety oi goods can be found IN any other house
he following list comprises but small part oftheit
stock on land.
CLOTHS.
Extra fine wool dyed Black Cloths
Stmhy's Vest oil England do
Medium aud low priced do
Exlia Gne Blae Cloths
Medium AID low priced do
Superior Golden Olive do
Invisible Green do
Da'k Olive, DaIlia, Cad / and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphaltnm Beaver aud pilol CloIhs-a good assert
menl hom common Ia very tine qualities.
CASSINERES.
Extra nne Wool dyed Black Cashmere
Sopeifae piece dyed do
Fine and Medium blue do
Iflnce Alheus-a new style of finry cootcd Cassi.
mete-ycty handsoa g aud fashionable.
NESTlNGS.
Ezra fine plain Biz. English Satin Vcstngs
do do French do
BIN. Fiet'd. Satin-ShJmrnek and Thistle patterns
Sopetfne Buff Cashmere Vestinp
Whue and Coored Matseilles Vesing, variety
Silk Velvet aud Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Exrra fine grass beachcd IRISH Linens
Medium aud low pnce do
6 4, 3 and lOd Table Diapers
81, 10 and - 4 Table Cloths
and 4 4 Damasl Napkins
3 4 and / brown French Linens
i aud Grass Linen
DOMESTICS.
6 A. Sd and brown Sheetng
81 7 g and "A brown Shtrting
Bleaehed Shlrng-all widths and qualities
Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs No. | aud .. OF Richmond
and Petersburg Manufacture
3 4, Z and ! A heavy Ticknes.
PRINTS.
New style French Prints
Super London do
Merfimac do--a large assor me nj at all phi
ces.
SILK GOODS.
Heavy Mattinni LusttIne
1 India Satin
Block Figured Gro de Afiique
Plain do dn
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Puull de Sole
Black Figured AniericHiuc
Black Figured Hermann Satin
Handsome Piaid Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nan Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk llose--a new article
White do do
Black and White English SIX Hose
PLAIN Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black aud White Cotton Hose. "a large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
Whine do do
Colored do do
Black Kid and Horse SKIN Gloves
Cnlored do do
FRENCH WORK.
0 doz rich worked French Collars
un
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SFEK VyeDFs.EV EGGS.

i HAVE on hand IA fey ounces Silk Worm Eggs
Il which can be had il early application be made io
CHARLES PHELPS.
July 10 2w
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vse,CnEV esO0EX GOsV.

=. n
H OsT OF Saturday the 4lh of anly, in Lynch
I/xI burg or on my way hemc. Small Morocco
|bock.t Book. containing $50 in notes Of various 81
res; Certificate Of Deposite for $1,000, Gom tile
Iynehbnrg Ciizens' Savings Bsnk; aud areceirt
"a, about $50 bushels of wheat delivered last year
At Blackwater Mills together with olhei papers.
which wall be Of no use 10 any other person iAan my
.e( and wh1h is unnecessary mnutely 10 describe.
liberal reward will be given to the finder, on its
return 10 the subscriber.
RICHARD Chiffon
July - 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
CHARLES PHELPS.

MD COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,
TENAKES this method Of returning his sincere
4 thanks 10 bis friends and the public generally,
for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
him. He would respectfully inform them that in
-,ture he will attend to the selling of
Real and Personal Estate,
IN and out OF town.--Drg Goods, Groccues. Furni-
tire, Negroes, Horses, 3r.-He will also attend to
the sale Of
TOBACCO
at the Warehouses; aud receive in store, Flour,
HhiSkey, Iron, &c, &C.,
liz confidently hopes that from several years eS-
perience in the Auction and Commission business
tn merit continuance Of their patronage.
June 25 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
SKETCH
or TEzz MOST THaPoRrAMT ACTS,
Passed by the General Assembly of Viy.
ginia, session 1890.

An act concerning dour barrels; autho
rizss -four barrels 10 Be made OF any kind
Of good seasoned timber either split or
saved and requires the inspector. if he
shSll think any barrel iesufiicien; or dam.
aged. 10 state 20 writing the sum neeessa.
~ to be psid for putting The sane in or.
der. With the block or cooper's mark on
each barrel. and the grade Of -four. il
other than super6ne. With The miller's
brand on each grade. which siaieme mt
shall be furnished therselier, or his agent.
end the amount so aseertained shall be de-
Quoted from the price sgreed to be paid
for such hoar. unless q different contract
be made, or unless The seller shall cause
such barrels TO be put in good order.
Al act amending and reducing into one
act the several acts and paris Of aeis
concerning The taxes on licenses 70 keep.
eTs OF oEdinaIies and houses Of prlvate
enieFleinmehi. 10 merchants, 10 vendne
masters, 10 brokers. 20 yeaders of lo,lery
tickets. &c hawkes. snd pedlars, 10 exhibi
tors Of public shows. on Law proeess. on
noiafisl seals. and certain other subjecLs.
This set embodies the various statute.
which have passed since lhe rseisal OF
lSIO, and embraces The laws then IN force.
wiih little or no alteration the amend.
ments ere chiefly verbal
40 sci 10 snsnd the act. entitled an
set prescribing esrssin general regulations
Tor the incorporation Of turnpike eompa.
niesi authorizes The several companies 10
esuss barriers 10 DO placed upun such
reads 10 ebsngs the direction Of the t,s
yelling upon the same, and imposes foe
Of one dollar upon every peFson who shall
remove TIE sane. 10 De recovered with
costs.
An ael 10 sntbd The several sel, con.
corning ferries; prohibits the county
courts from granting leave 10 establish
any ferry over any ualtr eourse within
one bali mile N q direct line % any ogher
ferry legslly ssiablished over the ZANE
water course, end imposes penalty 81
iwo hund.ed dollsfs UPON any peron
sho shail keep coy fersy not hssstofors
established, within such dinisses. The
aei is not sppliesbls 90 psrsoas carr, log
their 0wa families o. property 10 her
own boats. nor % me5ehants o. millsrp
ceffying free e ioil any pegson iraaspoit.
Jog sTain. timber o. oihsr pFodues 10 Or
TER their stores o. mill. And u any
eompsnssiiop Be paid 70 any slave Il any
saeh illegal ferry ior transporting pessoss
o. property, he sane shall bs construed
81 paid 70 ibs osheT 81 The ferry. Il.
gally established fsfsies nay fe8pirs loils
% b paid pfsvioss 10 lfsasgsrlsiiso over
ihs sans. The Get 70 lake eject ton
iis pesssga, sHcspi thai 90 psuaiiv 10.
posed 81 ibs ersi seciios 20 81 in.ooseS
before ihe efi q Nay.
A aci concerning sEseriions saa aea
trials ia esses pp0a asfTants aulhofiEss
Justices oi tie pescs Whsusver eEesui.o6,
npoa NarFsnis sfs gsteiasd 80 sGsris. o,
whee any eihsf lsEsi fsfera % msds,
sheuiuE ihsi ne sems g. aef s.iHfts. q
issee eoeihff sEecatioa q eay lire via
lia oas ypes 49, ths 6sie e ibs ls8g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

We are requested BY Mr. Joas DEAL, whose
name appears On The Van Buren, committee Of
Y;giisnes for Augusta eouaiy. to state. That lie
Is not supporter Of the Adminis,raton, and
that the appointment hss been conferred on him
without his knowledge eReonsent. and under an
entire nisapprehension OF his scn;imenia
Ma HARPER:--l perceive from The
Stsun:on Spectator Of yesterday. that M
nsme 10 placed amongst The Van Buren
Committee FOR Augusta County.-I au.
ihorized no one 10 take Soeh aliberiy. and
I DOW request that my name be stricken
from the list. as ] am opposed TO the re.
election Of Mr.. Van Buren. supported
GenI JackSoD's administration, and voted
Tor Dit. Van Buren, II the last election;
but his mismAnagea co. of public affairs
has caused me 10 withdraw my confidence
from him, II had no other objection 10
Dir. Van Buren. his snii-repubiiesn and
arbitrary conduct. in continuing TO rress
The Sub-Trsasury scheme. time after tine.
IN defiance Of the will ofihe people, would
induce me 10 oppose him. But ! have
other objections 10 him. am opposed TO
Prodigal, and proHigsie expenditure oI
the public money! am opposed 10 the
appointment and continuance in Office OF
dishonest men. and defaul,ers.-I am op.
posed to giving away the public lands 10
the new StsieE--l am opposed 10 the ia.
reference Of the Executive with The cleo.
tons Of the people.-And am opposed
to standing army Of zoo, 1000 men In
time Of profound peace.
For these. and other reasons, I shall
vote against Mr. Van Buren,, and for Gen.
HARRISON, who I believe is an honest
man, and meFi;ofioos public servant.
March 9Th. 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09


We inssri the follosing letter win plsasags.
The writer has heretofore been kaown as a
srm snd eousistssi supporter Of he Adminissra.
Hoa, sad ons who, as parry nan, would folios
hls party a. Ia ss CONSIDERATIONS performance
q has dsiy 70 his eooniry woaid psfmh him.
bsyond ihess boubds his party has gone, and
IN Hls where y hss lsfl sssrs ofofhsrs in d.,
eogsiX, lthe psslirs assertion % he VlFalaian 70
~ oooifafy, nolwi;hssspdire.) ppoa ihs 0nly
gfoand hs caa oeeupy--iB he OsFostTion.
Wmcgssfra, March sob, 1870
- ~ Efi,s,s 49, pylssAs.tsr RsvusHs@sf
GsHTEENEn s--FFom TIE time tbsi !
afsl knsw any ikiug q ne principles lhai
govern ihe two great political parties thai
noU divide oar eoaniFy, have pfofosssd
70 Be kspublican of lha Jsasrsonfan
School u l. well ka8wn hat have not.
q aay time. sogsged 10 political mafiss.
iaFiheg iksa sh sEaFclse az the free ssi.
ifsgs EnaFantifd % ne b ihs lave a or
couaigy $50 fsg. hata 81 ail seeasiaa,
isagls5siy sstEeissd lbsa privilege. I
vas . warm Supporter ~ oensfsi 1sck.
soa's administration. aith TIE sxcspaoa
Of lhe Fofsa Bii end The Fsmovsl az tie
dsposilts. uhieh 20 mao, conceive.
holaiaa State Right principles. coala lols.
Fsis. have. nish. sappogied Mafiia Fau
Bufaa. sisafHg ed ua6inehiosly. aol.
Wilhs'aatiag ! have aiwsyS hfsn opposed
g BE suh- FfnaesFg scksne. supposiss
,hai, WISE fyaaa iagYetiiesais. L wouis
syaoiaally - ahsafsaet 81 - perry; 81
uhes J ~ ibss ihis messn5s, % otjss
,eashls y lazes msjosi,y " ~ psopl'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
HEAR Az OPPONENT !


The Charleston Courier, in The same article in
which It urges its party to send delegates to the
Van Burea conrsnlien, thus .speaks Of Gen.
Harrison:
With uDieigned delight ibsn. mol be.
cause We have at-sIl abaied our political
opposition TO Gen. Harrison for The Presi-
dency, but because We love 10 do Justice.
aud We take sincere pleasure ia srraying
the distinguished men Of lie Union in Ia
vor Of the constitutional rights OF our own
loved and cherisbed Souih. do we ,bi,
Gay, 10 The commuDicalion OF our cones.
pendent, give place 10 GO extract Of lei.
ter from Geo. HAaRIsoN, dated fel0 days
since. and addressed 10 . distinguished
member Of Congress from this State, tad
trAieA Ue knOs0 10 6s Rsamas) record bis
l1li and unqualified Enforcement Of bic
Fineinner Speech. We said short time
ego. IA one Of our editorial articles, that
bot line was needed. IRON Gen. H. 10
clear his skirts. so utterly and thoroughly
from sbolilionism. as 10 disaTm evan bis
biileTesi loes Of that weapon against him.
and 70 render them ashamed % WELD II
any longer. 1SafIiae has aOsO been R1rep;
and Gen. HARRisoN stands before the
republic ''Iedeemed, reEeneraied and dis.
CENTRALIZED" from the diabolical genius Of
northern abolilionism We proeiaiz il
a. We promised. and soand II. isun pet
tongued, that echo msy fske Il up, end
send II. from hill top to hill top. NTH loud
and joyous pesls. in triumph thFonaa the
land. We, 81 least. rejoice 20 be assured
That whether our oUH tavoHie candidate
asf van BvREN, OF his opponesi Gen.
Hanson shall succeed, orefwhelmiue
diseomfOEiuFs AID defeal-thst isolsiion
o. Them ioT the seora and indignation Of
The republic which the gsIlsnt and gene.
rous HeRRT CLAY declared should be
their meriIed doOm--swsiis them. and
TIE rights Of the Souih will stand nniniuT.
90, unimPsiFed, end " psnopIy Of safety
nodsF The ssered bsnnsF ol the Constitu.
ton.