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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-05
Sentiments of the Hero Of Fort Stephen
son, Col. Croghan, now OF the War Depart

oentifntutS Oh inc nero OF II OIL otcpheh~
son, Col. Croghan, now Of the War Depart
ment:
IL desire no plaudils which arc bestowed upon me
at the expense OF General Harrison.
~ have fell the wsnnest attachment for him as a
man, and my confidence IN him an able commander
remains mistaken feel every assurance that he viii
at all times do ample justice and nothing could
give me more pain than TO his enemies seize upon
this occasion TO deal out their unrcndy feelings aud
acrimonious dislike and long he continues, las
IN my humble opinion he has hitherto done to make the
yises and the jndcious disposition
which the forces under his command will justify, shall
not hesitate with the army in bestowing upon
him haf confidence ohch he richly merits and which
has on no occasion been withheld"
Lastly we come 10 the neat compliment Of
Thomas Richie, editor Of the Richmond En-
qurer, the leading organ Of the Coalition in
the South, who now brandishes his old "chape-
less sword with two broken points," and
threatens devastating war upon the conqueror
Of the British and Indian Coalition of the
West! The Richmond Enquirer said
General Harrson's letter tells every thing that
wish know about the officers, except himself He
does Justice to every but Hauison-and the world
must therefore do justice TO the man. who too mo-
desi to be Just to himsef"
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Gov Shelby TO Mr.. Madison May Is, 1914, says:
% / feel no hesitation TO declare you that behers
Gen Harrison 10 be one cfhe first m,tary characters
erer kRep."
Col Richard M Johnson to Gen Harrison, July a.
1913, says;
We dad mol rant 10 under coirards or iraiiors
6a under ono Harrisonl uho had proceed hmse 10 be
,e'se, prudent and btauc"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August is,
1917 says
=" The prompt change made by you in the order Of
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ways appeared 10 mo 10 have evnced Hicu psoRrE
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that campaign
The opinions of the Hon. LANGpoN
CHEvEs, of the Importance Of the victory Of
the Thames, aud Tie bravery If Gen vs.. II.
HARRisoN.
Iae r'cio,y Of Harrison, ieas such as ,eoqli hare
secured 10 Roman General an The best davs Of the
Republic the hoHors Of triumph He pui an end 10
the War IN The uppermoa Canada"
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:" He" General Harrson) seems TO be willing to
sci the negroes free and sell white men into slave
nv ~ frI0bs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
ARKANSAS.

From this State there was a small delega-
ton 10 unite With their brethren in the disiih-
guished hoOors OF a day that viii ever be
brilliant in the civil annals Of American His
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
LOUISIANA.

The Convention received some add
ton to It's members from this State I'M
der their common arms, and the mott,
Sans PeH-sans ~reprochc.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19


INDIANA.
A very fine delegation was in atten.
dance from the Buffalo State: Whose
sous have cause 10 know and 10 apprc
ciate the gallantIy Of the man they have
thus publicly hoDored. The flag was
lnscrbcd-:She will cherish in her
manhood the defender of her infancy
MISSISSIPPI.
The banner Of Mississippi, which preceded
a liberal delegation, bore tie mott0-'Once
more To the rescuc-We honor him who gave
.r -ss-~ S-----
a band OF music here varied the procession;
and il was followed by the delegation from.
ILLINOIS.
The banner was Inscribed She will teach
palace slaves to respect the Log Cabin a,
the base-'fhc prairies are on fire.
ALABAMA.
This delegation followed under the banner
Of their State, with the piity mouo-'Si.c will
soon Fenounc allegiance TO a King
MAINE.
The delegation from Maine was very fun.
A fine body OF nea supported the banner
which bore the apt sentenoe-'Her quarfe
shall be our quarrel
MISSOURI.
From this State the delegates were mo-
sery numerous, bu, Inc few perhaps had war
mer weioome. Their banner was Inscribed
Missouri remembers her early friend
MICHIGAN.
The deiegnioN was limited in number, hui
not the less welcome on that account The
banner had the moalo-'Oh may'si thou ever
he what thou now au,'-a sentence W xlacl
VIC ali respond, Amen.
ARKANSAS.
From this State there was a small delega.
ton 10 unite with their biethren in the di,iiu.
guished honors OF a day that viii ever be
brilliant in the eiEil annals Of American His
Ion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

vi~rgiaia-losi fresh from the encounter ia
which she has added TO her reno~n and given
. neu sesi 10 the hoqes Of the American people.
and To their confidence In her s,teneh and
sbslty-brouRh, her own GOOD welcome with
her welcome pe~s. The delegation wss vcrs
large. is~sery TesEec Ne Gsg Of the Odd
Doniuson' ssd ~ thc~ers did justice W tle
place Of the nativity OF gallant Harrison.
The Norfolk Borough DclegsisSn bore a
large banner with The picture Of the Balance
over which we're the words Of warning FIRST
gwen TO Belshsrssr--Mea ,aene. TeolH Up
Asras-TAo~ srf weghod m iks kalasrs AND
ys~sS es~nsg.' On the opposite SIDE me sig
hihesns oppression Treasury Pap imperative. >
From Hampshire County there was a con.
ssdersele ceseesison. with an appropriate ban
nat, and lively green badges.
Dhsse Vas = delegation. quite numerous,
hssnne = bsnner whose familiar motto espe.
eisliy belonged 10 hem-on The front an eagle
~s psisisd among The e!oods and is,lsred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

virtue Of deed OF trust. executed TO me by
~ Robert w. Collins, for certain purposes therein
menlioned shall on Friday, The 9Th February, pro
coed To selby way OF public auction credit Of
sixty days, all the property in said deed enumerated
1t consists Of all his Household and Kitchen Fur
nltnte. stock on hand-lo wiz Saddles Brides IIat-
ness, &C., and ilso eoud riding HORSE. The
sale OF the Furniture will take place Mr.. Colllns's
dwellIng-hlS slack of Goods will be sold at his
shop-aDI the H0rse in front of the Marke-house.
WILLIAM DANIEL, Jr., Trustee.
N. bah persons indebted to X. w. c. by
bond or otherwise viii please make payment To me.
as Mr.. Collins las transferred and assigned TO me
all ms books, bonds, aud other evidences Of
debt, iorthe benefit of his creditors named IN the
deed OF trust above mentioned w. D., Jr.
Jan. 80 l7F
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gEeUsF saLE OF SLAVES,

Ed Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, executed IN the
I'D subscriber by George Markham, dated The II h
August, 1888 and ord IN he Clerks office Of Am
hers county Cou,i and for certain purposes therein
mentioned, will he sold at public auction, TO The
highest bidder for Cash, in the town Of Lynchburg,
before he auction of Payne & Turner, on The
owing Negro Slaves. Bob, john, Hampshire, DAME,
Aggv and her Two ehiIdren Bob and Satah
Ihe ti,le 10 these Slaves Is believed be good, bat
the undersigned i'll convey such tile Ony as IS vest
ed in HIM by tue deed aforesaid,
CHARLES l., MOSBY, Trustee.
: Jan 6 - F.. tSE
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lam. 9

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, lhat all
" paper offered Tor discount, aHber of the
Banks, in this place, be deposited The day pre-
ced'ng discount day, ia each Bank-olhetwse no
notice IL be taken Of II.
This regulation viii not be departed rom, in any
instance, save such paper as may be offered by pei
sans residing in the county,
+. SYDNOR, Cashier, sank Of Va.
A.TOMPklAS Cashier, Farmers Bank.
Jan, Q
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fsOstSeMofd and Kitchen IHrhisssFs
st.sH NK.S'GTO.V Es.EEk.
Cola s,beaS, NsisSiSsiDpi.

- ID ID r. d GE q Ky LIE.
NE Pfomieors having recently taken charge Of
lhs pleasant and well known establishment,
N",e John .. BraCkens,) corner Of Washington
anu Market Streets respectfully inform the public
,n' they are prepared to Accommodate Daily,
Mnnt'ily, or Yearly Boarders on reasonable terms,
anu from long experience in this line, natered
WIN the belief that they give entire satisfaction,
rVen to the most fdsiJious. The Table will be
'"'usNed with he best the country affords and the
establishment with attentive and orderly servants,
unuer strict supervision and control.
ueod Stables with attentive " careful O,ters be-
ong To The premises, which will all tunes be pro-
'ueu with an abundance Of provender.
w. +. DANDRIDGE.
CHARLES KYLE.
-ColuMbus. Mississippi Jan. 80 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
FOR SAL,
J an. so

A TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Lynch
n burg and Salem Turnpike Road about two
miles from Lynchburg, known by The name Of
Loyds place, for several years past the property Of
the lre Judge w m. Daniel, containing htIle up
wards Of egbry acres-Ihe Land is in good con
dluon, with small portion OF well tlmbered Land
Any person disposed to purchase, will call on
Vim. Daniel Jr. or Ammon Hancock, Esq who
will shew the Land, aud authorized 10 sell on
the most liberal lcrms, 10 the subscriber.
MAYO CABELL.
Jan. 30 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
EDUCATION.

fEIlE NEXT SESSION Of my SCIlO Oh
L viii commence on Monday, The 18Th inst, Tn.
less II be otherwise specifed,every pupil will be CON
sidered as engaged Tor the session, and deduc
i'on made FOR loss ollme but for such rs may be
caused by sickness
N, B.-My School Room, ~ in the Masonic Hall.
RO b. SHELTON.
January 6 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
? Stop Che Thief.
- ioLEN FROM Jonesberongh, in Nelson
- County, on Saturday night, the 18Th January
EDgiEe EEsDEeSES

lolaEN FROM Jonesherough, in Nelson
- County, on Saturday night, the 9Th January.
ECfR Ei3gSES,
81 the following descrirons:-A greg tfel4ias IA
'hef an 'roo grey. years old. lides we'll with CIR
uhuet the ioretoP, in The forehead precisely where
tie brow band of The bride fits though the
wound was indicted several years pass, it is mt Vet
entirely well, and not yeiy striking excerpt upon ex-
ANIMATION Also dark bay or Brown Mare.
IN tod, she has few white hairs in the centre af
the iolehesd both bind ANGLES inclined to swell
one OF which is white. il not both - Also Il YOUNG
biAc& s-etdiir., yeais old last spring some
what tucked IN the rump, foxy ears with few
whie taits IN The centre of The forehead And al
So lay Gciding, wears cid last spring, one
or both his hinder feet white only TO a small extent:
nehhe oil the two last. paces-lho Other two pace
weIi-all IN respectable working order.-I will pay
any reasonable reward for the delivery Of the above
l1otses Ia me, on Rock Fish. Nelson County, near
Mount Horeb, ms well as for the conyicion of the
iHet--Any Information in relation TO The subject
VIII he thankfully received by mail. Address To
Mount floreb, Nelson County Va.
RYLAND ROBES.
Jan. 80 CT
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E.aswabse ,Ssares az auction.

fEt + undersigned. executor OF the last wall and
Il testament OF Lindsey Mcdaniel. deed, will on
the 81 Monday in February next, (bring Annie isl
Court day.) befsre the front door Of the Court
House al Wloerst county, expose 10 sale by way
of Fublrc auction, a credit OF twelve months, the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal St.
curiIy. ulnber of valuable Slaves belonging TO he
estate Of said decedent, consisting OF men, women
and c ldren.
These Slaves uncommonly likely, and ralua-
be aud persons disposed Ia supply themselves wnh
good family Slaves, will find their interest
tend JOHN Il. Nc DANIEL,
Exor. Of Lindsey Mcdaniel, decd
Jan % tl7F.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
n We % " NJ u IL ID r. y

ID URSUANr to the provisions ofhree deeds of
4 ltust, executed by Lewis MerrItt, one 10 tle
subscriber, bearing date The twelfth day Of Au-
gust IN the gear Gig leen hundred and twenty eight
another 10 John Alexander and john H. j. bnes
bearing daie the thirteenth OF July, in the year
eighteen Hundred and thirty thiee, and a thnd
deed to ihe said ohm Alexander and john b. Dab
ney. bearing date on the eleventh day OF June, IA
the wear eighteen hundred and thirty three for tIle
purpose of securing sundfy debts in the sal deeds
particularly forth and described, all which deeds
are Ofrpcord in the clerks Office Of the County Coui
of CanphclI the subscriber Tor himself IN the lirsi
nent ned deed, and as surviving trustee OF John A
exauder and John 3. DIbney in the second and
third deeds above mentioned. will proceed, on lie
shtl das of February III tie year Gheen huudfed
aud forty, the house OF the said Lewis Metfll IN
the town of LynchburG, To SELL by way OF Pun'lc
auclion Ia The highest bidder, Tor cash. the following
ten SLAVES to wit: Ned, n man; Chfistlan' Il
woman; Lucy; Bdds Green; Henry; Lucinda and
her hree children; Ned alias George Marina and
Pleasant together with the increase OF the ien'Ies
since le date of said deed Also all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture. belonging 10 the sad Lew
is NJ errttf a Ctus cut Saw. Plantation Utensils, an
/. sell Of Carpenters Toos-Sel'Ing as trustee me
subscriber will convey 10 the purchaser, such tne
10 tl.e above properly is vested in him, In thai
/ character, JOHN Il, DAbNEl lipste
| Jan ~ 5N q
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.v'OT'E(E,

gN virtue of an ACT OF the General Assembly, and
- IN pursuance oil an order Of the county Count
Of Franklin, | shall offer Tor sale TO the highest
bidder, Tor cash. AT Franklin Cont House. on the
bts, Monday IN February next lbepg Count day
a Runway slave now confined in The Jail Of said
county. who calls himself, UlalAS JONES'. and
who says he belongs 10 Elizabeth McNicl. Polly
HrIi III and George Gnfiitb of Cumbcfand county
NOrIu Carolina. GILES W. b. HALE. ID. s.
for Sam'l Saunders, Shn, of Franhn &c.
Rocky Mount, Dec II i3F
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N cv | |
New Grocery in Lynchburg.

vENIIE subscribers having removed tu L., nchburg
Il respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, athey have taken the house former
y occupied by Martin, Ward q Davis, two doo,s
below Charles Pbelpss Auctnn Room, and oppo-
size Messts. S. 4 NJ. H. Gatland's Law Once,
VIII re they intend 10 keep general assortment OF
Groc cries lor sale, at very low rnes. for cash.
BAILEY & WoMACK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
JAMES RIVER AND HANASyfEA COM
ENNX.

NOTlCE To CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS viii be received at The Office Of
The Company in Richmond uDtfl the 10Th
February neXr, Tor dc manufacture d delivery Of
loo 900 bushels of Hydraulic Cemeat. with the
privilege 10 the SAID Company 10 extend the con-
tract to $50 600 bushels the Cement be Of the
hest quality, property manufactured from approved
Hydraulic limestone, kept under cover perfectly dry
and convenient Tor delivery to boats the bank of
the James River below Buchanan. be delivered .
the or'er Of the Companys Beginners, m slrong and
light bar els, each containing five bushels Of 70 lis
nett 900 bushels 10 be ready lor delivery by The
lst July next, and the quantity by tie lst of
each successive month thereafter uu the contract
be peled the Cement 10 be sub jatt at all times
10 inspection, for approval rejection. by EGG,
neer OF the Company, 10 be designated IN tho con
irac the proposal TO be for The price per bnshe. all
other charges Included b WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer.
Ian. 9 tSF
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9slAAAlSo
o- "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

LID SEMI weekiy, fepery Monday and 7hnrsday,J at
80 oolrys per aAsHm payabtein adraaee No sHbserip
,eeeired for shorter period than sir month 81 and
H be dieontinued, (ereeP AT The dseretio" efthe
,J.,o,, until all arredrages are paid.
IDYERTISE HENTSiaseredat5Oc eRtsper square
for HE first insertion and 81 eentsf for erery subse
,,sat Insertion.
n~TJOR PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpedtttousH
aya nm reasonable Terms.
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no THE PaJSsaEC.

he Subscriber takes this method OF informi n 9
g. '"ose persons, that may in future apply 10 him
,1' t"e cure OF CANCERS and POLYP USES,
,, "' ne cannot accomodae them with Boarding.
W''u boarding can be had at Marion and vicinity,
sro" reasonable terms All communications di-
a aio TO him, al Marion, Smylh County, Vr-
e'"''' VII meet with due attention.
January 80 - N'o- ''0' St
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.s'DEEeg'.

A LII PERSONS Indebted to he ate concern
a ut Lancaster x Bryant, will please make pay
menl immediately. as 1t Is desirons u wind up The
BUSINESS at early day All persons having claims
against the same viii present them foT payment
WILSON T.. BRYANT,
surviving partner of Lancaster d Bryant.
Nnv o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
no Contractors.

NOPOSALS will be received hv the subsc,i-
1 berill Monday, the third day oI February
next, for building Two stone Lock EEOuscs.--
One on Section No. II, the other Oh Seclon No, 81
second Division Of the James River and kanawha
Cgnal. T.. II, GILL.
i. A. Engineer.
T,ynclburg Jan IL t3F
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UNION morEs. EynrnDvrr. va.

fyr.f ftlE subscriber having become the tenant
LOU oil this very convenient aud valuable Esab-
---A Ishment fof the current year takcs this
method Of informing the Public, that II is now open
Tor the reception oil boardcfs and transient visitors
under The management OF his agent Anthony ".
Crcnshav.
Every exertion will be made by tho subscriber,
through bis agent aioresnd 10 deserve, anI he hopes
10 receive, a liberal share ot public patronage.
ALLEN J. CRENSHAW.
Iannarv6 I'm
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.S'sb2'ECE.

NTE have associated Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE,
w with us IN bus,ness-wh,eh will however be
conducted under he firm OF Turner & Burwell as
heretofore.
We have on hand m extensive assortment Of
GOODS suited To the present season and beng
anNlons lnteducc our stock much possible, the,
wall be sold lor6 very small advance 10 those who
may hasof us with IA call.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Dec. Is owifou
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Jan. %
NOTICE.

TTVt Z undersigned has placed in the hands of Nh
Il r. Ii, Wolhy the settlement Of all the accounts
due The concern. lie being the only person author
ised TO receive paymen.--Those to whom the CON
Germ is indebted will apply TO him for settlement
GEORGE w. GAINES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
James River and fA:Eaa w Ia.l 4 Osnn-
DssHey.

4 Y meeting Of The President and Directors of
1 a the james River and kanawha Company, on
the l9tl December 1899:
Resolved, That The Secretary be instructed 10 give
public notice, that the interest on the Compauy's
Post Notes shall con- lnue until they paid.
Extract from the Record.
W, i. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
Jan. . 6w
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"IstlNe care OF tn,c cents and tise Dollars
will take care OftlaemscIves.'
UNION SAVINGS EsANEA
C.YEsgT.1K 10000,


WILL receive Dcposl,es Of all money current in
w the State, and ISSUE certificates binding fully
and ieclualy all the property and funds Of the In
stItut)on for the payment thereof Within ten days
NOTICE. with interest thereon, from time of deposiie
l paid; at the rate Of per eentum per annun, for
all sums which shall have been deposie for less
han year; and 81 per. cent per annum, tor all
suu.s which shall remain over year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at half past eight o'clock p. NJ;
mt the office over The store of Mr.. A. Gaumaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. RaDsick,
G. Mclyet, Henry j. Brown,
Jno. kinnier, Tho's. .. Acrec,
J. j. Salnons, T.. Phelps.
TiI1en Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Dldlake, President,
Ro b. Shelton, Treasurer,
j. W. Dudley. Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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NEW STORE.
nd decidedly Cheap Goods.

NEW STORE.
New and decidedly Cheap Goods.
yK1l1E undersigned having associated themselves
Il together, under The firm of
WIN. NJ. DAVIS ~ Co.
for the purpose OF iransacng the Dry Goods business
m ibis town, respectfully inform their friends and
ihe public at large that they opening large
and truly desirable stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hats, &c.
purchased AT lower prices than eyrt belorc
hem, and which will be sold cheap, il not cheaper
tIan ANY other house in The place for cash.
Our house is lew doors above Messrs. &. d. * J
T.. Days's store next to Mr. J. r. Hunts Watch and
Jewelry establishment. WA. NJ. DAVIS,
ROBERT EARLY.
Nov Il Is