Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Washington II has furnished proud volume y
the library Of mercao History. ;When We cease u
celebrate IT, may The freedom which he achieved 10
his country, be obIilcnted by the calling feters o
| tyranny.
| Nv WIN. $. Red 1.-THE memory ot Capt
James Warwick. whom WE have this day laid in hon
! ot's tomb: when asked for his monument wo viii
! pointio our hearts. aud say, here is engraved lh'
name III Freedon's Soldier.
| BY Daniel A. Tibbs- Gen WIN. H. HARRISON
10 1873, he rolled back The tide of war. AMI carried
dismay aud Consideration into the ranks of tho enc.
my. Let ms not be ppnindinl his services.
By J. A. Turpin-Gcn. Wm.' II. Harrison. the
blight STAR oithe Vest May he be the choice oil the
people 10 the next Presidential chair. Frcemcn
look 10 IL.
by an Auilleryman--Thc Iynchbufe Hose Com
pany May they be us vgilant in cxlinguishng our
fires, !" they are 10 rxngosh the suppers furnished
them by citizens.
by Tho's N Da,is-The Lynelburl Mechanic
A'illef, Company They sIiek together. but moi by
the adhessive power Of plumber OF splendid yearly
municipal supners.
BY an invited guest--Thc Mechanic Artillery
Their ,aor and bravery only .qnalled by then kind
nrss and hospnalily,--we know them OF old, they are
hard 10 beat, nv il who viii.
By an old Artilleryma,-May the present incum-
bent The Presidents Char, leave II With ~ many
laufels on his head swe believe w. IL. Harrison
achieved To himself by Military services.
by ". G. Fowler Martin Van Bnfen lie has
served us nearly -four years. aud next November, the
frcemen OF The Union, will maho him se,ye four
more.
BY Thomas NJ. Davis--llerry Clay; The adm
ration Of the woild,a monument OF nations ng,ali
iude
BY Lieut. Geo. b. Thnrman--The Day May
the telu,n OF lns annNcrsa,, insr nto all vii" eee'
htate H. the virtue and paii0ts Of lin 10 "hom II
gave bi,th.
By J. A. Tuipn w. IL. Harrison. The only
Granny that can deliver nation now Travelling IN
pain Tor delvefanoe.
By a Lady "A long aud happy lffio the Meehnn-
ic Arlr,y; May hey endravor Ia inmate rs lar ms
p ssIblc the father Of our country, whose birth day
they NOW ab9utio celebrate.
BY Nathaniel s. Terry
- Brler roads aud iurr weather.
Aud may The wings Of love never lose feather.
Sent IN by Saul h. rburman--1he Mechanic
Artillery; It's oiJage is honourable,il youth having
been well spent.
BY Nalhiel S. Tcrry-W omun: Thou an my
souls bright evening" STAR, aud thou my rising sun.
Bs J. A. Turpin- Hugh A. Garland the present
Clerk 10 The llouse ol Representatives His recent
contse IN regard Ia Tie New Jersey Delegation.
ddsetvts, receives, tie just lep,obalion Of all
good citizens.
d, Jno b. Tl'dcn--Wm II. Harrison; Virginia
IS hnnored IN having gwen bnth 10 such man; his
devotion 10 the prosperity aud honor oil his country,
entities HIM 10 lie highest oI,tc Wllhin ts gitt.
~
audaeious plot struck on, lo the purpose it would
seen. inf the DELAYING OF Congress: May The gener
Gus Patriots MOI get patent igl for lltir gieat IN
tcuiion.
y, an Arlller,man-- Francis =. BLAIR; III. poot
attempt Al deiisln IN describing Gen. llmrsons
pc fsonal appearance. Who made hi.u the demo
Ct alic etns"r 4 good looks 7 Let hm look in his
minor and lac will see u laughing hyena. Look at
his "speee claws" lie Is usly enough To scare the
nrght mare away, or makea horse b,esk hs bt'jlr
mud II would be II caution 10 see Inn open his manh
You would think hall Of his head MAS eomingo of.
BY an Arileiyman-Grn VIM. II. II N,isnn, the
Soldier and Salesman: The spolls man would
Iumniato him though lie mefc one OF The prophets.
The, lInk ii awful thing for him dr. nix hard cder
while dry more moderately guzze down brund, al
the same u,nc, wishing their lhroas rs long rs
Tier Sub treasury legs that they might as,e il all
the way.
BY the Company Our Host: I'VE were hungry
and he gave US meat, THIRSTY anu he gave drink
aud Thai which fist iatc.
by Daniel A. l,bbs-t;en. w. II. llauison. The
,,an Who could furego the opportunity o cnrlehlng
himself. for The good e lis country. We will IN
November render unto lin the ii ST 'ifec IN the ef
OF grateful people.
BY w G.. Fowler Gen. w. H. Harrison, the
old Granny spoken of: May he not gel IN The
next years.
by William Sumprcf---W. II. llarrison The
scholar The soldier aud The cenlrm,n May 1871
Gnd Inn filing the highest Office IN The gill Of an
oppressed people.
by John A. Iupin - Thomas II. Benton Of Ms.
sour: May he die anli his metallic currency. and
NAV his winding sheet be made oi sim rpsers.
BY Lady-lhc L,n1hbu,g Mochauic Anrry:
Ma, peace. happiness and prosperity ever attend
you.
BY Geo, 3. Thurman--John Catalina Calhoun
lis political rintiplts, ~hefe they here yes
lcrday. there Ia. day. no where to morrow, aud
where else ncxi day.
BY Lieut.. q. w. Lec--Thc monument now be-
fore It's: II sirkes our menory fully OF INN. who
FIST IN peace, FIST IN wal aud irst in the
oI his counir,incn.
BY II. >. Engledove-- Our Gs,er molhers OF
western Virginia: Their worth is reflected in The
countenances Of the far daughters OF Lynch.
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