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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
LIBERAL.-The PhIadelnIia Nanlionnl G ?.

cite OF Thursday says
We learn thai the collection made in The Tenth
Presbyterian Church tRev MI Boardmans) on
Suhiay evening last, AT the celebration OF the semi
century anniversary OF The ishent Of the Gen
eial Assembly announced TO nearly SIX thousand dol-
las, sum WINCH ii is said viii prohasl, be increased
next Sunday by the conributinns Of many VIII"
were prevented from attending by the inclcmency oil
the weather The oh set Of The late Assembly cod
SthuoD IN recommending a collection on an occA-
SION peculiarly lntet' snug 10 NUMEROUS class oI
Christians, was. we are told, To ad the iunds oil
'1le Board ef publication of the Presbyterian
Church in tie L. s." 'Ilr fact above stated fully
confirms The observation Of Henry G.. Carey IN his
late work" On Wealth Thai - rapid as The increase
Of pupulal ion the Uniled STATES the dlssenina
lion Of religious knowledge. and The contributions
therefor, are -r greater than IN ay Other pari OF %.
world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
LOW PRICES.

GUN ELASTIC OF India Rubber over Shoes M
NJ rs cts. he PAIR.
LANE OIL nj 81 the gallon.
Ffesh Superior Prunes fioh Almonds Cilro.s.
Fibetls Gaudlcs, etc.
Wines, Brndcs, Gin. Cordias, Brandy fruits.
Pickles. Preserves etc.
Gous, P'sio!-, X ives, Engl Sill Sporting Poader,
Percussion CAPS, &c.
Medicines, Suigcons' Instruments.
Water, Velvet AID Fancy colors. assorted.
Spices Of all kinds. -
Seears. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and q
variety ofolher goods for safe ~
Howell DAYiESsS.
Dec % ,sH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
James River and kanaW In Conn
paHHy.

a Il meeting Of The President and Direc tors of
u the James River and knnan la Company, Oh
the 18Th December. 1899:
Resolved, THAI The Secretary be instructed to live
public n"Iice, thai The interest the Coz pauy's
Post Notes shall continue uGtd DIZZY aie paid.
Extract from tie Record
", b. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
Jin d.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

THE WEATHER.-Itw,l be ne,ce;ved from
ms paper THAI the weathe, to the North has been
very hc'emenl. The snow has fallen so great u
"eP'h IN many p''ces as TO render travelling very
d.iheolt We too have had for several weeks n,>r
very rough weather. The ground is now covered
WIN snow and our river blocked up with ice,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

WILL be sold. q the Uoioa Hosss an ~ A..
w day afSsuusrs, 1870. sil the fousebs{5 "a
Kitchen tusn'ture, consisting Of Feather Beds IA
Furai,ure. Hedsieads. Tables, some very 6ss.
Clsirs &c. &c. AlsJs . Cows. 2 Hogs and Ia
81 Hay. the property Of A. w c'sasi'a~. taken BY
-of Distress Warrant. in favor Of J. A. Merri.
s'.t All sasrs ten dosiars will he sofd ON =
"e,ae' with interest from the day Of sale -
'"',. s'.. wed s~curay will - required IN
ali cs..s r., liar. sud srdrs easl'.
w caves 80" A. r.aGlGGERS, e. CT.
Der DC tIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

1--WE Annnal meeting of the siurkhoiinr. of ,hs
Crlzens' SAVING Bank l.yachbure. viii hs
held nj the Once 81 the Institution on ~ nt.day,tLs
2d day Of Janua,y, 1910. oclack. p. VI.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL. Psest.
Dee. o6 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

he resignation by CHARLES FENToN MERCER Of
MS seat rs Representative IN Congress from the
STATE "i Virginia was on llr 9Th nit. announced by
letter 'fon' h'mto The presiding officer f The House
OF Rep esentatives
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

u Persons calling for letters in the following . will
please say they are advertised.
A-'ihos o. Aene . JobnN Andersen, q A. w Ayrs
Roht Allen Tdm'J t. ADAM n, r. and,S,vs d.
Adams Roit Annsteul Jos Allen
Ms narSn,st n i,,o. ~ Wm na,ucp Ms ANN nv ~
~ n w. H. n'ee u, We a r 'ns nI
= n'9In ra' pa l,o,es Mslht oWn 'nHaa A. sn'
ps, 'W m,, nlss Mary h9 l a., - n IN
,n Mr. nn" IL ',i a. III IN NM na MIS- -
"" ~ w, a., '9 '"' = hWHsnnit hllt nu,'3n,
,o a A.a nsn ,'9n,e' Dan, oond' m's "a
oo "anS SIs1 mc =" e ~ o"9e 599 H. Clark, Mrs. f"a
Coheii David Conpn, Jo,el Caldwell Wm. e,o,h"' r.
H. ConI Ma,,,s a. I'm i MISS 'ecs Ts'inn
AndW G1mmins John Ga,J"n as F S ,n', .a,
rhnnrerv Cnutt 'S'''' @"''''' ''''' " >'s'' ~"
p"M,.s Ann r. Davis Tim. Davis pooho, pt., NJ,
baaa p Mann 'Iss p? na1 PAIR n a",' n{'
mr.. Mil, Eli. cali.,s Emily.
A. re :, 'ass .,9L -, s'' in,ey r'eem1n'
W., rinNGe flahnrl flse' 'onn . flfonef, '9nn H.
n mo- W. i""'eensr Add'soa' iod' "TmA1 An
'' w i',j ,ni.;, u. Fiji Al, ,,.. g.,
Nh ary Grnn, 'o'''"' 'o'" - "''a"'" 'o'''''
TN, Mary iiisrinlo,b,m. Mira cebarno A HINT
IIia,r rjma im,"% Rdbl I,ny,rwaad I'M 1n,a a,
John H. Iiowt Oh esse iinrh"s Peer ieoseri ,no
+ Iopbeson ' Miss Mia + Hair Henry "SsSri y" y
E "ras m @ Maih% $ a a ' W Wilton" 1nFi
Il Hammer
I-DJct T. w Ishall Mira N;Ilicht Jnhnso, 1,anyll.
Jordan VIM Ihsii Gerard T. joins"n EJwin X Jo'es
Jolmsan Daer Ra6t J'ms"n , - '''"''"' my 's''
E-T. Il. Kidd, Sicnlru srln Nm q; Kru
I--Mr. Nancy Iut, ,k Len, el,nnn prytnn I. 6uct
Mrs. tirncc Lctwich Snni NJ lnmbeth VIM Ipurbornc
Inn r. rwis Washington Inn,lrIG I,lvJ Inu,,n A. =
s. Irwcin / csler lcrb, Jno - I,FTon Nm irmi.r dnl
I.nwznn Andrew ] Ini,l % ~ " 1870
AI-Nrs. Nancy Moofc Virep;n / ,oo,p,, W.. =,
Moore Edward t. McShanc la. r. Madison Jno Morrison
Capt. q, Merrii Jno hlel,oni Iho. Moan ". g. NlIs
Io,nl Al, tonI Jnt Nlnaa pblin Nt,nn, D.. Az a,,s.
H. Mitchell MI Mary u ho'clF Jno Mcsraw' }, Me
:" nj n - A. IN O a. =. a.. :.
son o ia, N,I, :, WISE 'i'''"' ''"N''' VIM ~ Hei-
- w ~ W., !, - - 90. alt
y III, '"o q %, os ,,5 nm V,'"n'
pnsr Nj pbiins nn,, I'M n pnucs,, N rn , .a,n
pirh.tti Jpurs pz,,o lnmes = p.,,nu W. p,,,.ao,
Mrs. Elizabeth Pmlpott noct David Ph,ieenn Mr. piness
MIR. Fnnns PlcnsnnY Miss Elizabeth PcnM Jos Pk
inr Fred Il. Powell Mrs. uaan b. PoudeNter Jnra Psut-
sn. VIM. A. Patlesnn.
R-tieoree :. Read, Jf Dnke & Rnnboupb A. H. Ropcrs
Ms. E,n,eih Roberts. Miss. Elizabeth Rile, j. g. RoSe,
Henry K ,binson David T. Roberts Mrs Jane Richard un
Nathan Red Lewis W. RENE, Ino. Rohrfls Mrs sarah
Re ynals. John Richurlson. A. b. Bucker . john Roach
Professor W. u. Rogers T.. Robinson, X. =. B.
SMrs. Ann 4. a. sce Mrs. Ann Scot, NJ Stark John
snrnd Jnmes stephens, Mrs SARAH u. chooGe Miss in.
oath A. Scott Francis Smnhson, Joseph See tnpt VIM Sis
4 ms H., II. Sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
NOTICE.,

"ILls he sold To the highest bidder at Amherst
w Count House. on the 20th day OF January, that
being son,t DIV. neg,o woman May, belonging to
the esi ate oi JoclCamphsll, ST. deed
WILEY CAMPBELL.
Ex'or eli. Campbell. SEM, deed.
Ia, q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 10Th uli., by the Rev Mr.. Moor.
man. Mr.. HAnyrY II. PAuLrrr, to Miss JAsr.
ia 'hIer Of Lewis Clprk. deceased, all of Char.
loue.
=, H.. law evening. the 10Th nit. ~
the Rev. j e. T,n.,nv ~ Thomas 4. EMrrr.
of New Glasgow. TO Miss E,v.,, ~ daughter Of
M'eaJah Pendle,on, OF Nelson county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
New London Academy.

's'HE NEXT SESSION of the New London
'de,ny will commence on Monday, January
o2J and al, 80 ''"ee lill the 1,t of August. The
Principal grateful ia, ,tn liberal patronage OF The
past session, assures his friends an,. " PeoHo se'o
rally, that they may depend uron his COM. "'"e wv
same faithful attention 10 his pupils rs formerly.
Upon condition OF increased patronage tie services
oil u wen educated aud fully competent Assistant
nave heen secured; lie Is naive Of BEDFORD aud ne
whom TIE Principal can, from an atauaintnnce of
somt years, co hdrhfly recommend - u gentleman
July qn'l,hed lot the station lie intends 10 hold 49,
Aiuh course oil preparatory study Tor the counting
f"om OF university, Is pursued nj this Institution,
and 1t Is the Effort Of the P,ncipa to render II rs tho,
ough as constant attention Ia Ina pupil. can make IT,
ID. 5. oLlPllANr, Principal.
TERMS.
iu''lon IN me Langnaee$ 50 90 per mo.
F'ench aud Mathematics , 90
- English, 2 90
Board. O 90
The Principal hegs leave 10 refer 10 the Rev n.
II. Gebbs, Petersburg William Radluid Esq
Lynehhurg Judge +. Saunders Col. Gerard 4 o.
ltxander aud DR. Nm. Sleptoe New london n.
Burweii and Ed. Watts, Esqfs Salen, Roanoke ;
and 10 ms patrons generally ~ he mnediMe ven.
ny.
Jan. uF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
'tiE - Il scsson 81 The snbsc,: ber's srrouI will
IL Commence Monday, ihc 9th Of January
.eext Terms as Heretofore.
SAM'L. ID. TOMPKlNS
Dec. % 6r,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
z DtjCiTTOy.

'hE neat session Of tho Subscribers SCHOOL
WIN commence on Monday, the 10Th of Feb,u.
any. Eaeh Seho'a, WILDE considered ~ entered
uu, '"e Gnu o' me sessan, and no deduction will be
made, except IN cases OF sickness.
VIM. S. REID. Jr.
s'" NtlOf ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

~ s>-.z
ECEiVED by tho .ubset. al ca. !,
~ except Cor Obs. Sperm caudl nAViES
commission. uowEI Az Eo'
Jan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
sale OF Negro c..

commissioners sale OF Negroes.
DlRSuAN.r to- decree ofihr County Cnuit OF
i BEDFORD, pronounced an the 9th OF Deeem-
ber 1882 IN The suit oi Minor aud others against
MiuotS administrator. the undersigned comnilsson-
sf wan proceed on the eth day oil Jannary next at
L'oefly, Bedford Courthouse, 10 sell Two likely
Young slaves,
One boy, named james, about Is years old aud the
Other uamed Mary. about Is Years
Ternls-Sl5 OF he price ot each Slave will be re
CURED IN cash. aud credit OF twelve months lor the
residue OF Their price, The purchasers giving bonds
with approved security.
Il. a. WINGFIELD. Com.
Jan 9 W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

nsnen last year. That leit,r vas ~osversally re.
S,. as satisfactory by the abol,lo 'sss oil the
rra ae ana, oa being again ques,ion.d Ne very
a,op e ,e.e,s 10 H. as full and emnbs,,. al
o ~ ms PRINCIPLES and feelings. The R,chmond En.
until after the p"eenon Of this letter KEEP, silence
rePro6ated the doctrines Of Nor. declared tina, !,
ts1se'yo The Globe editor knew n,1 hi, sna
- .nueasofs TO produce the ,mp,ssso, , I"u
'uose Morton was the antl-abollton r.n,,a'a "a'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Patriotism cell paid We eo,v r,o, M
'son'an the following table. sbo,in, '''e ''"',
money paid. in few years past 10 IL. 1T
ou' OIL the public treasury. What
'""' Tue publishers OF that paper are SO fond
O' the ueaf re"piewhen The dear people raw Them So
well! The Madisonian SAYS: e'''
US poo''Shers OF the Globe have been for m an,
bn,in, @""op"'',s Oh The Pubic Pointing.
Du'lh9 General Jacksohs administ,nlto, :, !. h
"e.e ABOUT The time ii was necessary Ia him, H..
"a"etes oil his Press 10 bear with Their ulnos, -
upon tie high nettled South Carolnans mo ps.
,neo' iSsueu prrempo'y ofder To his Departments
~, !" aua'''ons 10 Congressional printing.
d" r .ae" patronage, exclusively, upon the Globe
inuS' II 'ppeas ilar, in 1892 and ls33 III. Ex
ecuiFe DEPARTMENT pad lie Globe est,b,,sh,,sn,
I1s5, t,o- Si7.2a5
- 80 4 sc, upto Sent. s %, az .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Negroes for Sale.

nN the ed Monda. ~ January, I54J. NJ Ca p.
~ bell Court house, (bcipg Count day,) There
will be sold al public aurtion, for cash,
E0Hr Negroes,
10 wit TWO MEN n ROMAN and BOY
The Negroes belong 10 Mr.. Grfnan Jordan AID
myself. JOHN ROSSERs
Dec. 10 IDS III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

" We acknowledge the receip, of the Presi-
dents Mesa from Messrs II. l.. White, ]. Gar.
land, w. Coles aud w. L. Goscin,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
a NEWFDUXDLA,DD Di.

DERFECTLY white .xerp >v,s.-ryv--v- -
u onr ear aud half OF hlS face, EEPJsHL.&A
was stolen f'om Juo Mureu ~WtM
se"ts., one mtle OF Lynch -ssAA
burg on Christmas day. Twill lll give a reward
ut 50 tor hls delivery TO me. Apply At tie Post
Once, Lynchburg. GEO. NJ MuRREIL.
Jan ., #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Cotton Yarns. at the LynehhurG Factory No. 4 al
% cts, No . 23 cts. No and "a cts. 8 and 8
So cts 10 ard 26 cts. 10 and 3 ~ cts ii and Is
% els lG and II 80 cts Ie 30 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Printing FOR the 24lh Congress,

n 2lt
/ O TINS may be added amount naid Thar
establishment by the Executive De.
7'tmenis. ~ 1886 Il 81, believed TO
be not included IN The above, o,
In 81 q SO, al a low estimate In, wo h.n.
not The official accounts for tL,s.
yeats. say. ~
In SO q 80. Goth Cor gross, thar establish
ineut also received, according To ia
own ad'niss mn, last January, Sd, 600
Tor printing Tor the Senate exclusive
OF HE SAT- documents, admitted 10 cost
$4,000, aad Other printing done TO,
MAI body since January last, say, 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

w no WANTS BETTER EVIDENCE IL would ,c-
Yer The reading pubic 10 tho numerous volnntpry let
ts lbThed recently this paper aud IN the Gaod samar-
" leaiEe 10 Inc happy aud beneficial ee tho ulmin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Review OF the tymchburg Market,

Very little doing in produce at this tune.
Inspected tins mouth tDecembcr) lse hhds. of
OF ioonceo' same month, previous year, l78 binds.
comparison u Inspections Of ls35-ls39
No. bids. For Ipspeeti,n St,cL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
CONSUMPTION, AND IT'S FATAL
CONSEflIT ENCES.

Ut is made known TO Us from the bills Of NOR
a tality," that two-,hirds OF the human family
die annually from that fatal destroyer, "Consump-
tionP Would patients pay more regard 10 their
health and procure proper remedies at the first at
tack, many valuable lives would be saved 10 the en-
ioyment Of their dearest friends and relatives. 1t
IS a wen known fact that Dr. Scdynes Com
pound Syrup Of IIIld Cherry" win arrest the
dangerous disease. This medicine has proved its
eiacaey 10 Thousands OF cases. The very many
certificates received and the recommendations from
country SCENTS, who sell this medicine Throughout
the Uaited States, is truly astonishing-they speak
foIn ocular proof, witnessing the in their own
vicinity. This certainly is sufficient evidence to
convince the skeptoal Of the wonderful eiiea-
cy of this invaluable medicine. VIII patients any
longer be duped by inexperienced compounds, re-
commended by ignorant pretenders "cure-alls, F"
which they well know is both runous to the health
and constitutional
Principal Depot for the above Medicine is at No.
10 North Eighth Street, Phadelphia. II may be
obtained OF agents generally throughout the United
States. Price 81 per bottle.
u Any person wishing to see certificates Of
cures and recommendations, can them at any
time by calling at the Principal Depot.
This invaluable Incidence is for sale at A. RO
BINSON g. CO.'S, MaItinsburg, Va.
October 90, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
Children 'EeetEaimg.

IN HEN we behold the Bills of Mortality, .
w we find from eighty to ninety children re-
corded weekly; Of this number, one-haif die from
the effects of I'eething, WI mothers any longer
suffer their dear offspring to be suddenly snatch
ed from them when certain remedy is so near at
hand which is DR.. PARIS SOOTHING SYBur FOR
CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH Hundreds of moth
ers and nurses are there that bless the day they
first became acquainted with the virtues Of this in.
valuable medicine. This Syrup should always be
kept in the nursery, where there young chill
dren, whereby sweet repose will be procured; and,
to the enjoyment of parents, their dearest offspring
restored TO them again.
REMEMBER, none is genuine, unless the sig.
nature Of Dr. FAIRS is impressed in the bottles and
the labels contain g An entry according TO an act
of Congress" Beware, there is a spurious imita-
ton IN the market put up in plain bottles and the
name Of Paris spelled different.
Principal Office, No 10 North Eighth Street, on
" place in Philadelphia where the Medicine can
be obtained. Price so cents.
This invaluable Medicine is for sale at A. Ro-
BINSON & CO.'S, Martinsburg, Va.
October %, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

The decisive demonstrations OF public
opinion and popular feeling are now SO con-
elusive, that even the friends Of the Ad-
mins,ration yield TO their force, and ac-
knowledge that the PEOPLE are goirg
against them. Victory after victory per.
ches upon the Wing standard, and the
whole land seems TO be ringing with the
cry Of Harrison and Reform.
To us, this glorious result, brings feel
logs Of unalloyed happiness. We rejoice
that the people are true 10 hemselres.
But, in the excitement and animation
consequent upon the news which is daily
pouring in upon US, LEI il not be forgotten
that :" The price ofliberty Is eternal vigi-
lance" The contest is to be settled IN
November. II is then that every nerve
must be strained. Let not the certainty
Of success keep one Wing from the polls.
Ii is by constant, active, and unceasng
exerton that the Triumph will be compile.
ted The present is but an earnest of
success? Let the Wings -poie--rote--an
the consummation will be effected l-Aier-
a0dria Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
October 90, l84O.-2m

VIRGINIA AT rules haden in the clerks Office
of the county court for Morgan county on the
FIRST Monday in November, $780,
John S. Miller, jeremiah Miller, George w Miller,
Isaiah Miller, Samuel Miller, Elizabeth Millert
Sarah Miller Joseph G. Nanhon aud Ann Ma
riah his vile, Ptgs.
against
Mathew Richardson, George Green, Henry French,
Betscy Harrison, William Piizer, Hannah Pit
ger. Jacob French, John Quinsy French Ieier
French. and John Keller, DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
Tgg defendants. Mathew Richardson and John
Green, not having entered then appearance, aeoor-
ding TO the act Of assembly and he rules OF TINS
court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants oflhis commonwealth
it is ordered, that they do appear here on the s
day of January term next, and answer the plan
tid's bill and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published ~ Mar
tinaburg. for TWO months successfully, and like
copy posted on the front door Of the court house OF
said county Of Morgan.
copy.-rGste, -
p...Lor 90 IQA0 ON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
Egs.. HAELECEH'S
,EP OUND SIREN GTHENING AND
GERMAN -dPERIENT PILLS,
10 THE AFFLICTED.

TENHOsE who are suffering from various dis
Il eases incident to the human family, would
do we'll to procure Dr. HARLIcH's CoMroUNp
STRENGTHENING AND APERIENT PILLS, which are
so pre-eminently recommended ior Dyspepsia LiV-
CIR Complaints, Pains in the Side, Back, and Breast,
Nervous Affections, Headache, and all the disea-
SEES of the Stomach and Bowels. Pamphlets may
be obtained gratis, which contain full and explicit
directions for using.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
This invaluable Medicines is for sale at A. RO-
BINS0N & co. IS, Martinsburg, Va.
October 30, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

The Alexandria Gazette says: 4 friend
from Wheeling tells us, that, while he was
there, he took his stand upon an eminence
and, as he looked around the City, It sce-
med TO him as if every house, without a
single exception, had its Wing liberty polc
and its streamer. The city is UNIVERSAL
~ known as the getty Of Masts." Ira
yellers, approaching il from the river, fan.
cy themselves entering New York harhor,
all lined with its forests of shipping.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
NUMBER 81.
Fromihc Baltimore American.
THE VIRGINIA ADDRESS.

THE Virginia ADbKieSS.
The Address of the late Richmond
Wing Convention to the People Of Virgil
MIA, Is an ably written paper. Here is
from il which alIudes to point
OF some interest
"When the People and the States OF
tho Union shall be taught TO place their
reliance on tho veto of the President, in
stead OF the wisdom and virtue ofthcir
own Representatives, for the security OF
their Federal and State Constitutions, their
civil rights and national prosperity, then
will the subyerson of this Federal Re-
public have been accomplished, and one
general Monarchy enthroned upon its ru-
ins."
The increasing power OF the Federal
Executive, is perhaps indicated by MOTH
ing more strongly than By the frequent
and bold use of the veto. II has come to
such pass that the disapprobation Of the
President is thought sufficient not only to
defeat the action Of Congress on any mea-
sure, but also, by announcing such disup-
probation beforehand, to intimidase that
body from acting al all. As natural re-
suit OF this, what must follow but that
Congress viii look TO the President for
dictasion in all matters Of egislation--not
venturng upon any act without first ascer.
tanning the Executive pleasure
The readers of English history will be
able 10 call 10 mind the sharp speeches
which @ aeon ELIxABrTn used to send to
her Parliament when that body undertook
| 10 NEEDLE with any business in a manner
displcasing 10 royalty. The monarchi-
cal power was then supreme IN England,
aud the Parlament'received these rebukes
with due submission. We have already
seen in this country how President re-
bukod the action oi the United States So.
nate, and 80 eilcctualiy as to compel an
expunging Of the record.
Have the supporters Of Mr.. VAN Blu.
REM in the South fallen in with This idea
Of Executive supremacy 50 fully as to rest
their hopes for the safety Of Southern In
stitutlons on the Presidents promise Of 4
veto7 II would seem so--although .
Southern man should blush TO admit tho
! fact. Aud what makes tho thing worse,
they trust 10 IA pledge which cannot rea-
sopably be relied on for tie qestion al
I iuutu w 49, WIN W.T. AN DukENp uCCoI~
! ding 10 his own declaration, not one Of
principle, but expediency.
So long os there is intelligence mingled
with patriotism among the citizens Of this
Union; 50 long us there remains any sane
,ity in tho solemn cnactments Of the Con-
siitulion; 50 long us the People Of tho
South are true to themselves. there need
be no seeking after any such miserable
safeguard as that which is supposed 10 re-
side in Presidential veto. The Execu-
tive officer who hopes to conclfnto by
promising future veto on matter which
Congress has no, acted on, goes beyond
the sphere OF his proper duties, and srro-
gates 10 himself an authority which docs
not belong 10 him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

"We are born in haste" says an Amer
lean writer 1--WE finish our education on
the run; we marry on the wing; we make
a fortune at stroke, and lose il in the
same manner, TO make and lose it again
in the twinkling of an eye. Our body is
locomotive, gong at the rate of twenty
five miles an hour; our soul is high
pressure engine; our life is like shoot
ing star, and death overtakes US at last
like a flash Of lightning
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

ALABAMA. --Ggntlemen, direct from
this State, say that tho Feds give il up,
since the news of the Wing triumph in
Georgia. Their Federal associates eve-
ry where had as well follow their exam-
pie. Nothing can resist Old Tip in the
South. He is the man after the hearts of
People, and lis no use opposing him.-.
Rich. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

STATES CERTAIN FOR MARTIN VAN b.
REN.-Stute Of apprehension, state Of per-
iurba,on, state Of expulsion, and state Of
disgrace--New Hampshire and South
Carolina doubtful