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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

WhcaL-The Baltimore American Of Saturday
last, inform us that prices have advanced in that
market. On the preceding Monday, sales Of new
wheat had been made, for good very prime parcels,
at lis TO l22 cents; and on Friday lom I2i TO l2G
cents. White Wheat, suitable for family flour,
brought ll0 10 l3O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
49, IL W'bNNltI', CT
}. A. WnARroN, Sec'ry.
Cant come IL quite opei The fire cured ufit

Cant come II quite ope, The fire cured yet
sold y sletday hid. of fire cured Tobacco
made by Mrs. Chtlslaha Dlckcrson, OF pus,iva.
MA, Va, 10 ia nes w. Morgan, Esq, nj S25 o5
n p,'ce beyond winch no hogshcad has gon, thus
season.-Two other hogsheads, for the SINE Lady,
one NJ NJ 10 and the other AT W 80 Several 9th
eis, Tor gontlemnn from the same County, ranging
from SO Is to 90 S0--On the same da, Is or 20
others from the county OF Bedford, ram ing ON SO
/" no 5o All shipping qualities. The price. II, c
yet good, AZ VIII be seen IRON The above anl,s
THOS. }. o1El. Commission lYe1thast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

o. We accidentally omitted 10 mention the re-
cepuon, LIST week, Of another plate number OF The
New York Mirror The design Of It's handsome
engraving which is illustrated by story and sus-
BILE reflections from the en- of Richard Adams
Locke, Esq. is exemplify The absurdny Of the
bloody "Code Of Honor" The literary conteuts Of
the No. are usual interesting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
LAND FOR SALE.

i OFFER Tor sale, one or the oihef or both of two
l. Tracts of Land lying IN Nelson County. on
hundred and sky and the other four hundred and
thirty acres. These tracts Of land are within one
mile Of each other. within lue more than mile
Of the Courthouse Of the county, and within about
ten miles Oft he James River Canal. They are both
IN good heart aud IN rapid state Of improvement
and capable Of making first rate farms. The water
is fine and the county remarkably healthy.
TERMs-One, Two aud three years, in equal in.
stal.nenIs secured by negotiable notes with approved
enjorsers J. GARLAND
p. s. If the above lands are not sold at private
sale, eiore. they will he offered public auction
the fourth Monday in September next. be-
fore the front door Of Nc son Courthouse, that be-
ing Court day. j. GARLAND.
July tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

o. The Locos have held a sesond Anti Bank
meeting IN tho New York Park. "Repedi" is then
VA, cry and so let it be. The people. by whose
mandate the Bank will be called into existence III
MAINTAIN II. II /, answers the purposes OF ts creation
II IT do any thing worthy of death. they will repeal
it's charter. as the laws decree, by judicial process
but not otherwise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
Observation-Disclosures.

DROPOSALS will be received at the Engineers
= once, IN Lynchburg, oil lhe 7th day OF Sep
iember next, Tor the construction OF Feeder at the
bynchburg water works dam. Also for the ma.
sonry OF an Aqneduct, with wooden superslructure
over - Creek, below Lock No. ~. Plans and
Specifications OF the WORK may be SAID Office
+. II. GILL,
p. A. Engr. Of he James River kana~ ha Co.
August 8. rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

O. The Whgs.of AIbemare were to meet at
then Monday last, to select candidate, TO
supply the vacancy IN the Legislature, occasioned
by the death OF Col. Isaac A. Coles. Alexander
Riyes. Allen B. Magruder and Dr. GiiIey Lewis had
b, en- nominated, in the papers, BY their respective
friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
SOUTUW ESTERN ROAD.

AT an.eeling of the cilzcns of Be diord county, at
the Courth"nse, IN Llbe,ls. MoDday The 2Gth day
OF July, 1871 To take inln sideraon the propr-
eiy oil peiitlonirg the Legislature 10 construct a
good road from some ONT On } ,mes kWcr 10 the
tennessee line; Lodowick Mcdaniel, Esq. was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

o. general meeting of the people of X ,nawha
county is called, for the purpose Of CONSIDERING The
state OF " estern representation in the Virginia Le-
gIslatuie aud The measures which their rights and
interests require them 10 adopt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

o. We have received the lst No. Of the ZAP
pomaltox Bulletin" published at the 1ourishng
town OF Farmvllle, (Pnnce Edward,) by Msssrs.
Thomas May and james b. Toer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

Gen. Jackson hc Mailsonian says, it is in g.
formed on good authority, that Gen. Jackson would
have approved IN 1882, bill locating National
Bank IN the ID srIct Of Columbia, containing a pro.
VISION requiring the assent ofne States to the es
tabshment OF branches. II lac had done So many
OF the se', men who have been recently assa,l,ng
that sc heme, would have applauded the act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

e. The "kanawha Patriot,' paper conducte,
with TASTE aud ability has been considerably cnlarg
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

Gen. Harrison and Mr.. Ciay.-Thc cxlmc, from
letter, written IN 1888, by Gen. Harrison 10 Mr.
Brent and published by the latter gentleman leaves
no loom Tor doubt, that, AT that tune. tho ar fees
Mr.. Cly's enemies had induced tho General TO
habur suspicious OF NJ. Cay's friendly feelings to-
wards himself. But that these suspicious were en-
relations allerN ards subslsed between them swell
known. The following extract from a speech delly
cred al public dinner in Georgetown, BY Gen. liar
fson, IN response to toast complimentary Henry
Clay, twenty 1ays before his inauguration viii salts
iy every MI OF this fact;
81 taLe great pleasure in responding TO the sent
ment Inch has lust been received with so much en-
lhusa,m by the company Tor am proud to be able
10 snle thai the Distinguished individual alluded To
is my firm personal and political friend. NV own
inclination, as well a duly which | owed to the
county, pion pied me TO tender TO him tic first post
IN my cabinet; but in his own good judg cu,. and
no earthly man was blessed with better Judgment
he had declined 1t, aud felt willing to Yield TO h,s
wishes, both from the know ledge that my admins
lta'ion would receive cordial support from him as u
Senator oi the United States, and from tho expeii.
cnce whl'h bad taught me that lIENny CLAY toas
dt'fdyS ripht, lei HIM differ with whom he may
coasdel his Jud. menl superior 10 that of ans man
living, Ion DUNG my political lie have never ,ltf
leied with bun any important sLblcc, tb,l did
not afterwards become convinced that he ,oas riehi
and ,cas rfong.'
The Richmond Wing, too, refers to u spe, ch de.
lvered about tie same lime, by Gen. Harrison, AT
the Log CABIN IN tha, city, and winch we had the
pleasure OF hearing, in which he adver,ed very fell.
cuously TO his knowledge olihe fact TINT Nh, Clay,
and mel himself, was the fist choice for the Pres,,
drncy, Of the Wings OF Richmond. le said, abe
could not complain Of them FOR his preiercnce-how
could he, when he preferred Clay 10 himselll'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

o. The National ln,egencer is Of opinion thu
Congress will not dJourn before The 10Th of Srp-
TENDER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

UNITE COTTAGE.
This Estate IL situated immediately opposite the
lower end OF the town OF Lynehburg, and not more
Than one mule distant. Ii contains II little more than
800 acres; $50 of which ARE cleared, GO acres or
hnc bottom land all The Gle red land ~ veil SET in
clover, except about 30 acres, and in high STATE
improvement. The improvements are good.
ROl.IlNG'S CREEK.
This estate Is regarded by the bes judges of rop-
city To BIO inferior to none n James RIVER. il con
ians $50 acres, lsi OF which are Low Grounds and
ACC hipl Land; all the latter is in woods, except n
bnui so acres most Of the unclearcd land il fns
Tobacco land.
RITER JEW.
This is also n fine Plantation, containing about
500 acres. sAty three Of which Low GIop nds Of
good quail y. There of cleared La I'D, inc ud,ng
low grounds, about $50 acres, and rse portion ofihs
wood land Is Ii II rate Tobacco Land -Ths Plan
laon is also well set IN Clover. Allthc Plantations
are well watefed.
The above described Plantations have been
worked FOR several years Plantation, and arc
now under that arrangement. Any person wishing q
fine Estate IN healthy region, viii possibly find II
TO his interest 10 examine this.
Terms Of Sdtc-One Gnuh of the purchase
money will be required At the time saIe-and Tor The
ne is,) will be given, the payments To be secured by
gwen n, the end If the present year. with the privi-
lcsc OF sowing small grain the usual period du-
ring the coming iall. H. s. LANNHORNE.
W The Richmond Wing aud Enquirer will
puo'sh the above advertisement once u elk for two
months, and send Their accounts TO this Office for
collection
July ID tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

o. Amherst College, Massachusetts, has con-
lered the tile Of L. l.. ID. on Mr.. Tyle,-us Ila,
ward did upon Gen. Jackson-nol for tho extent of
his legal requirements but b. cause he is President
OF The United States tribute MOTTO Learning, bul
10 Power; and therefore degrading 10 the bestower
aud value less TO the receiver.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

It hssf y Apdaeftoa.-'Ihe la,l,;s NIL
which dtnagegues ,rample under loo, principles
aud doctrines, when they oppose obstacles TO ,hei,
personal advancement, or political supremacy, OF
which, when they hope profit by them, they pro-
less 10 be the especial champions. is forcibly il.
Illustrated In the action of the Senate Of the l. .
States As the National laiell,gencer remarks the
bauk bill which escaped death in that body On
Tuesday week BY one vote only, would have been
passed by moro than two to one. il all the States had
been represented agrceably 10 tho last indications
OF rnhhc senumcnt-or II The pfniesscd champions
OF the ki1ht OF Instruction had coniormed to their
own dogma. While Mr.. Preston Of S. G.. is tho
opposition 10 u majority OF his northumberland
lie IS bitterly denounced iorn,-ihe following Loco
Foeo Senators eleven in number, are opposing the
viii oil th,n respective States. rs last expressed;
Messrs. Williams OF Ma inc, Smnh II Connecticut
Wright OF New York, Buchanan aud Sturgeon Of
fenns, wanna, Cuihbcrt of Georgia. Nlou,on of Lou
'sana Walker OF Mississippi, Nlcholson offences
see,lin which Sste there is one yacancy.) aud Al
len and Iappan OF Ohio. II all the Staies were
fully represented in that body they would stand thus:
Wings Us, l.ocos IA. That is tho reason why W,
hea, no elamor now. days, about "obeying or re-
which formerly met our ewes, IN large
capitals, in every Loco Foco print.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
y d II n r. l. A ID E = !.
SiiAs, Kibb"mds, EHscrsisgS, SC. at

hair price
ANlNG bought, NJ very reduced price, all
L - VIM. NJ. Davis q Co.'S stock Of tho above
named a,ueles, | am euableJ 10 sell them ut about
one half ,heir value. Those wishing 10 purchase
such srticles will please call and examine.
NJ HART.
have two good Offices for rent on Main street.
NJ II.
August 4tG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

\ FIRST RATE COOK, Washer aud Ironer.
\ For further particulars apply a, this Office.
Aupus5 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
THE SHcLpf HHOHfS.

TINIlE Packet Boats JOS. G.. CABELL Capt
L HuntIcy, and JOHN MARSHALL, Capt,
Hull, will leave tins place. alternately, on Mondays
Wednesday aud Fridays, ara o'cock A. NJ.
BOYD, EDAOND x Co
July Is tsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
BOLTx.V'G CLOTHS.
RED HOUSE TAVERN.

VNAE subscriber having pun chased this property
l. OF Clement Hancock, Esq. respectfully sociis
call from the friends OF the place. and assures Them
that no pains, trouble expense will bs Spatcd TO
merit IA full share Of public patronage. Cap. d.
W. Williamson will superntend the establishment.
THOMAS w. HARVEY
O. The Richmond Wing will copy the above
weekly emonth. INSIDE fura.) aud forward us &C
cunt TO tins oifice foi payment.
july IS wlmf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
UNITE COT7.4CE.

FlNliE subscriber Wishes to sell his Real Estate
l. IN the county OF Amherst. Ii consists Of Three
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
BY PAYNE 4 TURNER.

WE WILL SELL on Friday the S,i inst,
w hhds StCro,x. p. r. and N. o. Sugars
81 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
30 bbls Nails assorted
10 baskets fine Champagne Vino
SO teams Wrapping Paper
50 tbls Whskey
French B'andy, &c. &c.
eases Fur Hats
Terms I months for negotiable paper approved.
2. Il 4. ssct'rs.
August II
WILL SELL, at auction. tins morning. ia
i from, OF my Store. commencing al 10 o'clock,
hhds. PRIME N. o. Suglr
hbds. do Molasses
hhds. Whiskey
10 barrels Apple Brandy
barrels French Brandy
90 bags prime Green Coffee
10 boxes Tallow Candles
10 boxes Soap
5000 lbs. Bacon &c
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.
August 8 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05
Review Of the LynCllburg Markets,
CoRhEtTED NEEkLN
ii q J. e. - BE ~ OF FEY,

Inspected this week, ending the Ord Of August,
three hundred aud forty seven hogsheads of passed
anhteiusod tab Coo. In the month Of jul, leI0,
1913 hhds; July Al 1906 DIS.
Comparison oil Inspection, 1910, and Al.
No. Insp. For lnsp. Stock.
July 81, 1910 lo499 600 1888
1871 6O5 40 224O
The prices continue steady without change We
sold the 4th inst hhds. made BY Col. Cay Of
Campbell, one hogshead al Sl7. and at Sl5 bouph,
ny Mcssrs. Lang hotne Il Armistrad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

NNLT' , I HELL ., NUct.
August II
Lexington union., 1841-10-02

rom The New ! ork Journal Of Conpa.,.
ne NIcLeod case and British .uinj,ic, ~
nNe made moie particular enquiries rnl,ti,a :,
VIC i'Hurmauoh communicated in our ,,or,i,,
o"'t'oil, Thai ornerS rom the British C,ove,n,,,
U'ihe out ny the last steamer at Dos,or 'T,L.
brlu''llla,l inslructlng Mr. Fox to denon' Wv
i"''Heuiale release OF Alexander McI,eod o. A.?
/ PaSsPofts' The gentleman from Ualir,y ,,,i'
I'"S' ,nc information, 10 highly creditublo 81,
, "Vn' Har'ey who came ou in the Brjtta,'nio !
tou nun tiat two days before he left Iop,I,,,, y J
"as az me Colonial Office, and uas there IN r,,,,
Gu "tat dcSPatctes Of Tie character ab9yo jo5,,,t
ca "e'e preparing, and pouH 90 out bg Ho,
"ea"ler. The Intelligence comes to rs So d;reo,
"uu through such trus,y hands, that we c.nnot
see nov It can well be erroneous.
! ne following paragraph, from the phiIadoI.
ment. ""''o s'a'c'
cE,,rctha$ Runlor--A demand 6rHe release
| y 'uci'coa 1t was correctly Ie9orted M yvo.b
,lS'oh, on Tuesday evening, as we learn rron
me Correspondent oftho Baltimore Sun NJ tbo,
| clly, that Nr Fox the British Minister, has caII,
{" on Ue PRESIDENT, AMI stated that h, would
soon lay before hun letters from biz government
Iue'hI"ding the release Of Mcleod, or if the de-,
maha was not complied with, he was then in.
Ntracted to demand his pas.port. and ,ot,,r,
nome. nome immediately The last steamship which
arrived from England brought despatrbr. Gnr
va, I"A' Wnich may be those referred to.
Hu' 10 '''s mat
A' soon as the Columbia reached noston ~,
cypress was sent to "ashlngtonwth dispatches
~ oo' Government The express reached The
sgIs " govern 4e"l last saturday night, AMI tiro
[~l"''' fsaI ,y,|'''S were heId on Sonday-onc, IN
Iay ,o,I'J? II. 'e mornings and the other full, aud
,",''" , S, III ','o "Ier"oon President Tyler would
"s i",. ou q, o1o'urt meeting on the sabbath, I'M.
No caa,,s, "r,'''' % inc most vital Importance to
lAc country.
Lexington union., 1841-10-02

Now hear Mr., Profit Of Indiana, whose praises
also have been sung by wbtggery Rr aud near.
He wentoganst Mr. Clay with sorrow, but he
never could have Mr. Clay for hi, President,
lie fell the chains urtn his wrists now; he di1
not feel them when he advocated Mr.. Claws
cause thirteen long yeas. He sail the name
the bill would be changed before 1t was passed
ant h' should not be surprised if its authors
-tole The ute OF the much abused Sub Treasury
bill lor It, Nj. 7. defended the President with
eIoquence, and 10 the fullest extent"
Mr.. Cushing another Distinguished Vhig, also
gives hls brethren some wholesome tmlh, and
hcsiutrs not to sav that # there is any treason in
the The camp, II the treachery orDhe FedcraHst
to MIR. Tyler.
"Ar. Gushing then denied that the Wh;,
narty stood upon the question Of Bank. He
sal t'e issue Of Bank was rendered by the
Democrats, but that THE Wigs WOULD
NOT ACCEPT OF IT; anlifthe Wing pa,tv
secretly went for Bank, THEN THE Party
HAD ACTED TREACuEKUUSLY TOTuE
PRESIDENT.o "
Lexington union., 1841-10-02

TIE BouNDARy,-The Ca 5''a'
ment seems to be fairly comaaa @'a
defence Of the rights of Ma@@Ays||
pu,ed territory. The Bangn~@'.S
The U. S. troops ordered .oo'gH0|
posts at the Aroostook and fl,nD'I1
the disputed territory, started .i'n 'p,'
ton on Tuesday last. The Il''T''
ment started with a heavy team VI "
and alllhe necessary Imp,em6nS"o,'
Ing the roads and Tor erecting %. ".
quarters and barracks. A coca ''''.
road, supported at the expense 0' ,nf !,
eraI government, from flooIioo % !
River, may soon be expected a anu ~ ~
lar mail route, with post oll'e o.
River and the Aroostook, Will Ve ''.'"
ately established, The general :"
ment is now fairly upon the teffIi9!
there will be no backing out or'lI
settlement of the question, ~AIcn
The present efficient AdminIslra''l
hot long be delayed. [Pic.
Lexington union., 1841-10-02

Mortality ofNep OrIcans.-l t.,n' oS nI
of intermerls reported TO the u',''
health from noon day Saturday I'd
same time on Monday two days S'ipp
of these 80 we're yellow fever, Oe''0
day Of fever. ,h,'
The number of deaths from Mona'i ! |
O'Clock to the same time on Tueso'h'
GO, Of which 43 were velIo" ,, ieyer ,,r
Board OF HEALTH, --lae u, ~
Der of interments for the twenty i, y
hours ending yesterday at L o'n !.
were 60; of which 43 were lrom \
low fever. - Crescent City, EEo "'
Lexington union., 1841-10-02
ROW In COZ.

row A d''sraccful dsh, ., ,of2
row., row., took place in 'G; Cooa.rr oa r'.t,
aoI n' IpusilIsls.in.ehi.Gl'' .Gl',sIoa %2
,n n,'a - Stanley. WISE :, were ID
10 SiaoIey's Seat, '',' ,o !. It 'een
on Or IT,"C ,1n a.. language used dlIrp4'o Dr %
This, IT i.'o ,ho iloT'. ,': Stanley cs,..t %,
BRONX, aud accorG;"a r1I,,a 'rg,ai.,
TIn To aveoge the insult ''s, 5o5 =, 't.'
Io., S'y to sreuIoy's i.c.' .p' Sspa
i,''4yd' in ,Sa = All was 6pbD''5' a Dep
Ier, In 'oe .s.;. House. NIon'5oe.o, uDseo a.. ID
a.,,o1 'S'' 'n',' n seats, and ru.S.a .,1., n I'e
"lber, a1,,yI'' ,p n.! !gIhonsolyes oo,. I,
%oo,, 2? Arnold Of ir-' Tppp,.o..a,d oadsf
A,,,e.n'ucky, ~. got a, ''',''',ee' !, aa
w, "',e Sc and a Stanley, a 4rDo.t 31 "
ns' . 10 mauIma e',Io'a e'oS '@
c,as, %er' IA a ''priz. 2ing|n.a.r. g..' o.ar
canes Of many Of the o.o,, . "'.'o
raised high IN the al Al, ".s",snv i.
striking, &c. Such III, as rs. lio
ana d riot eosued, as h.. s.'a''
iT,e'o The ,osn5s, a'ss''ced ,he Halls ',a.' o.s
o oul no one paid the lea., cas- ',Un ,,,'l
voice; VI and it was not v'... Nue.
Y roas eXertious on tao ..'. n,..
2,osf,y va, ~. members, that tbe e'rgo W
NV Mr, Wise first, 8 Mr.. Mr., snn.a. aI' a.e I
ao "oIIs.sed At S the chair ia ezo5o.., Plan.
as to the language each s,1 s.no.@a
the other. Mr. lnger.,.. II. n.,. u.s.,
po'oImeo, of a commute ,o ''o,' .,
report. Mr.. Andrews, Of ! gs,. .,.a
j'c'ed d, to making a somni,,s ~,..,
It, lie said rbatp com".1.. ''',' ".
sure sure to whi'ewasa the m1rer,, ,..',,
,S"t Ione before in case uearIy.'.. .'
,.l.Iel9fo c..I, I, proposed Mr.. Wsy.r.'I ,..'
from iron me-. the HOUSE, aad argued l.I,., I@yI
G,,o @.o,, ought to receive The slas n
n' from I.9 the it'ose. Hisnorg, "a, /
ed a and a committee appointed ,,I ''
'"' iO'H, tne CMm,Ufe 70,
report that the malierh,s see, ','. S''
WHAT action ,so l@ Il
take upon lhjs outrageop ofa,
n'll from Washington vIII,eI |
NO doubt was enterfoiae1 ia wi
% ,On CITY on the lltb that lleu
h'lag, Badger, and Cngeaa |
send N their resignations oa be
nat Hessrs. Webster and Graay
Undoubtedly . resign as soon as ias
ION OF their respective department
'sImlt them. We may look nnrn
Lexington union., 1841-10-02
"GOOD WIllG."

SOnanCS OCCuDT mo elevated Gin linna IN IA
: Wing or Bank parry. In ,nis clas.ilico
s don,ihey have srounch who. s,&oog vbir.
{ true wbigs and firm wb,cs -, i,,o,,7
! the no.nri,cinlo ,ar,, rou..4 D,.n,n,
s r''''' e"'' ''s"'"E
) FRONT, GlImGr, Mallory, Wise, Hunter
60 G,c nc os,,,,,r;,,,...,,I..
'""7 - o"'y l'o" ia" "
.midARg. What position in the list SySlen
,hay as.;,, ,ba pros,}o,, .rn.
Wv VI "''" '"O'oS
. remains to tie seen.
WI, .,.;,,,,,,,
=. nut "''''' o''u'"'e' we ASK, can be
tcnle.ad Of tie utter dustitution Of pripci-
l.
5 VI U'i'o'' !" u'i' P'o'Od'" ana papers
loving party, than the facts so 'rariooIv
P''S'"'eo d. INC PItse"' ulIe' but lew
months since. the name of John T,Ia,
.l..,., W.,
was "''st,u ny every "h'S journal 10 me
Union; aud all the presses, from the Na.
.,....I lam.
''"'' '"'e'i'91"'o', u""n 70 'hs poorest
eight by ten, were IauQing him. with the
~,
o. ''' ~ 'ltN
.cluOn and Iyler ton" u.s cgurht m. h,
,uo.,, .,..,L 49,.
every Wou'A, ana 10 ihe Foclelous out
Ipnurtpu of the entknei,s,,c ,,.I,,l,,.,- ,L
|air was rent win tNeIr Ciam0r, ana the
very Lillsopl r,,Il,,,s ,,,or,, ,,,,.,I,,
80 '"'o'' ~ '1
sPond, "AND LER TOO" And
the crowd ,bro,y ,r tbo,. Lo.- o,I,,..,
'''''' W '"0'' Il" y '"' W.T.
shipped at the shrine OF the "8ig BaIii'-
Ilhpv o,odo tba wolff, r;,,. .,..,.Ll
/ ''"S' WI" "''""'
Aas, long and loud emauaIng from stem
,orion lucos :, or,is, .c -. ,r.r..
''o' IL P''''' ~ """" l'et'
whom, CT they did nut.) their leaders
.,ra,, f., h,,o. .l,,,, L..,,.. c..
'"~'' ~ "''S u""c O'''L6 '"I twenty SIX
Lexington union., 1841-10-02
COL. BINGAlTAN

/ me TADflpNpp nd. lr,.-.
yorrI,,o ar -. 's''" " S,""'I as
- 49,, ~ '''''''''' vi " ed0esday,
oo;.o .pIJ ~, - were engaged IN our
oolo,s,,,1 49,, ~ tt, SPSeco'' out
49, ,''.' 900. "'' 0'"u question was
- ~ " '''' s''''
''''' 7''S"on can be introduced in
Wv .'''r. ''s'''',ur'' we cannot De,
''' ''''"'' O0''' o"'''' u.s.
Equal ares, eonal cInoo,,o, ,.5.
fortune are essential 70 b,no;no.s 49, =, siI'' ,,
Ul
a,,,, = ,,.- ''' ''' nc" "'''' VIII surely
.1,nL, ..' "'' ''S,"'
...,'.+ "''', y "'oo"' VIII nave the
0'sl,'
ne VINO maTF'es apoor woman, must be
''cNy TO be happy.
lie who maTes young wife, mus, be
He who marries woman older than
himself, will have her cxner;eroo 3, ho,,o.
judgment inccssanly ronr in his ears
In short, he who marrips does wo,I br,
We are w,Ilinn ~ DD,1 sa,, 'o,'Y'I o,'..,e
"'' "'''"s 10 sell ouTseIf to any
'aoy' wa" vac, 0's a reasonable share of the
Lexington union., 1841-10-02

WING LOGIC, AND FEDERAL DGpuc.
TT FROM ruE PREMISES. Henry Clay
was IN favor of Bank, and John TYLER
was IN favor Of Cay, therefore T, Ter was
IN tagor of a Bank. GOOD! W,lI, Ty.
Ter was, aud always has Oeen opposed to a
Bank, aud Clay was in favor of TYLER
Ergo, Cioyls opposed to the Bank. Bet.
trH
The President of the Z. States signed
the death warrantolthatimmense machine
Of corru2tion, under both its proteoo
names, Fiscal Agent and Fiscal Corpo.
ration. Bca!M Hurra for "TyIer too. -
GIVE HAVE NO IDEA OFANY REDrrr
IlON IN THE AGGREGATE AWOTN,r
or THE EXPENDITURES or THE Gov
hRNMENT. AN AUGNEN rATION oE
IIlE REVENUE TO SOME EXTENT Is
THEREFORE, INEFITABLE.n TNsijoaoj
MtihgGtcer. l"'''''"'
Who are the " traitors and hvporri'csn i, ibis
matter! Ought they not to he hanged aud hnrnt
IN etJgy by the friends par excellence of poo3
faith and order!
They promised faithfully to adhere 70 t,o
compromises; hat they have taxed ten and c,F,S;
ami salt and sugar and man, Other or,;clos ~,
their new Tariff. Who are the traitors onI
hypocntcs" Will they not also be hnng ''. ~
pllry and hurntl "o !"