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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13

" Inc Harrisburg Reporter, leading Loco Foco paper
IN Pennsylvania urges with zeal claims James Bucban
an as the candidate of that party for the next Presidency Mr.
a. nufeh seems IN fair way to be pushed aside by his ate
allies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13

uNlE subscribers, having associated themselves unler
L the style and inp of
THulsNAN, WRENN ~ Co.,
and having taken the house irn,rl, occupied by jobs
Thurman, door above Mcsss. Thurman 4 School
field, aud ncafy opposite Nlcssrs. Bryant & Young
have, aud will constantly keep ON hand.
LARGE AND aiGNEusL ASSORTMENT or
S.lDDLIK
maui 'acucd by themselves of the best materials,
the II, atesi style and latest fashions.
Persons wishing ii huy would do well to give them =
call ~ they arc determine to sell cUEAr.
All orders punenay attended ID, aud all repairs done
with ncaincss and despatch
GEORGE b. TIL RMAN.
LEWIS W. WRENN.
JOHN C. SilACklEFORD
\. II Country produce taken IN exchange nj cash
market prccs Tor work. g. g. u.
L. W. w.
}. {. 5.
Dec. tSl
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Notice..
nANlEI. W. LOVE. has removed his shop from
IL the Main street To his dwelling house. the hill
Capt. J. L. Johnson's Hotel. where he would be
glad 10 attend 10 any business entrusted TO him. Those
wishing him 10 do their work. leave II at Mr.. Rem
nck's Store ON Main street.
lie intends visiting the counties of Amherst, Camp
bell. Psyl,ana, Bedford and part Of Ioielour. Tor
the purpose OF repairing Clocks
Dec. IL tsf
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N2yO's Patent Portable
- II H. .7H ~ T.

kNOR INFORMATION. apply to James {. Mayo,
Columbia, Fuvanna County Va. or to Paul A.
Clay, Lynchburg, Va, post paid
Dec ~ %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13

a"Pson H. Butler, Esq of PJrnvsl ais'ri t. & G IN,
s' "'s seat IN the congrc n III ! statc,.
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&c., ss5zsM
Hy

n consequence Of Inc inclomcnt weather on Friday
last. the Trustee sale of the stock Of John e. Fro
hngham. will be continued IN Tuesday the lith inst,
cousstiug in part Of Candles. Soap, Rum, Brandy
Wine. Candies. Cigars, large lot OF Tea and Corce,
Cups and Sancors. Bowls, Pitchers, Fancy Mugs Glass
Tumblers and Deeanters, britannia Tea aud Coffee
Pots, &c, Re.
Bacon.
VIII be added To the above
Is hhds prime Midling Bacon,
| hew Two Horse Wagon
CHAS. PHELPS, Auct.
At 81 o'clock. of the same day, viii be sold. the
Basin, where she lies the open Boat, Jack Down
ing {. PHELPS, Auct.
Dee l3 It
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tel tenders his his friends and the public
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Negroes
Horses, and every description OF Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers IN Ne
gfoes, AS well as pretty extensive acquaintance IN the
contiguous neghhorhoud will afford him every facility
IN the sale of that species OF property His spacious store
room and cellar, viii enable HIM 10 keep in good cond
ton every article Of merchandise he may on CON
slpnmcnt.
lie deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
will therefore. only say. that he will be grateful or pat
ronago, and those who bestow it. may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes 10 be offered for sale
either privately or publicly, and board them AT % cents
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances
property in hand
REFERENCES
.SmithSon H. DGris .Jr. John J. Paris
Richard 1yyce John Ihtlns
Mckinney & .NoSby Henry Ddris
.Nchorcic s. .NcDpid White, 1nrdyS hume
Burton d Rndcs IhUc,ch g. adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send &c.
count to this office for collection
Dec. - Ii
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NOTICE..

4 IL those who have contracted debts with Mr.. Nc
"A dad Lyman. at the above named house. will call
HIM and settle them he Will remain there for that
purpose, and IL fully authorised To settle them.
J. {. SllACkIEFORD
Dec . tsiC
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AID COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
.NEE. TIE OF.

kHANlNG taken the house recently occup,e, by Mr..
ii. MrCnw. a few doors above the Franklin ho
tel tenders his 10 his friends and the public,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
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FOX TIE FNR UTKEH
I me- and 1nUscif and T.

4, me ana mBSc1 anu T.
The Senior Editor Of the Richmond Wing in his las
Saturday paper, plays The Three Singles in fin,
STYLE FIRST he appears in his true editorial slippers
and gives us "Whg prospects IN Firgina.' He ther
Icomes out in robe of MANY" colors-cres out
|. Uhigs Of Hcnrico'' and commands his little militia
aH 10 vote for Capt McRae. lie changes Dress thinks
|of The "splendid" services of John NJ Bolts
that Executive Committee of gold spoons, Army
bills, Hooe cases. and all sorts of splendid humbus
that Bolts inventive genius, aided by the Abolitions
Saonstal and others, could rake and scrape and pacl
into the mail bags. Thinking these splendid ser
VICES. Mr. Bolts "total freedom from Transcendental
ism, and his entire coincidence of opinion with the AID
minisraton in its leading measures again he changes
dress. comes out as "a WIllG," and gravely recon
lmends this Hamiltonan Federalist Speaker of
IWhir House of representatives,!
But better than all, if do not mistake him in thi
'dsquse, he then steps forth ga TRUE WIG, ant
reads the people Of the Albemarle Congressional Dis
rct long lecture for daring TO start opposition to Jas
;Garand
If the Editor of the Wing did not write all Of these
articles himself, give up my judgment on such mat
tiers Viii he deny that lie wrote them any of them
He cannot He will not. 1t is thus he contrves Il
rive, even TO Wings, erroneous views of public opn
lon taking more forms than Proteus-and though con
fined to his editorial chair, actively exercising nbl
ouity far greater than that he would ascrbe to our eS
ceIlent acting Governor He ought to appear on The
Washington boards The new Cabinet ought by al
means, TO engage this Star for their summer campaign
HENRICO.
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A AiEI.IA.
AMEITA.
At a meeting of the Republican marty of tho nnnnt

At meeting of the Republican party of the county
of Amelia, on the 18th day of March, ls4l, at the
Courthouse of said county, it being court day
On motion of Thos. f. Jeter, Esq, who briefly ex
planned the objects of the meeting, Dr.. Robert f. Jone:
called to the chair and George C. Moore appointed
Secretary
MIR. Jeter then announced 10 the meeting that com
muncation had been received from Mr. Wiley late
Delegate, on which the meeting might take such order
as they might think proper.
On motion of Thomas P. Giles, Esq, the letter OF
Mr.. Wiley was read to the meeting, which conveyed
the disagreeable intelligence that he could not be can
didate for election.
On motion of MIR. Lewis E. Harvie,
Ordered, That Mr.. Wieys letter he read TO all the
people assembled at the Courthouse tina, day, and
Mr. Jeter requested to read il; after which very
large accession in number was made TO the meeting.
Mr.. Thomas P. Giles then arose, and in succincl
manner, gave the political creed of Lewis Z. Harvie
and nominated him the candidate Of the Republican
party Mr.. Giles stated, that upon all the great ques
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., mt forth by Governor Seward TO say now ,ha'
~, Gnvctnor of Virginia is pursuing huhbe ino''-
,,l who were merely present as seamen on ooaFu 7
rsssel IN which slave secreted himself
,Ic GOV. Seward is justified in tins language, mel
nom, far out of his way in taking such ground as he du
- r,s former OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which was en-
Ir unnecessary, according TO his present showing
~, b;ch he must haze knonR Ergiata ledS oo"Seo ~
las. as matter of duty and safety ~ 'eas a" eno'
mans ,srong TO this State 10 put NE r"sa. o" NC
m"As s nm offence 10 steal The STARE Of Tirginian,
- H., m; ,h have taken the ground, according to
w. cs,p showing, from facts ii his own knowledge,
h,, they were not guilty OF that or any offence, nut
i, no affidavit and reeuisiton were made IN error
I'VE ,ake il for granted that Virginia IS hunereht 20
49, asp., IN this particular case, any further than con
~ The yinc;uie upon which the refusal to surrender
" hnu based and would willingly acquesce IN the
,,c.;c, which acknowledged the right she claims,
y. although it pronounced that the papers sent 10
49, State we're not sufficient 10 authorize surrender
stead O. mere affidavit, it might be reasonable 10
-, that the finding of grand jury ought to be deemed
I ,s.ental evidence Of the commission OF CRIME ba'
,opo, try the question Of guilt re,-thc provision
\ y, the Constitution being, that if "any person Is
sorced in any State with treason, felony or oinr,
me. &c, and shall flee into another State, ne snai'
~ Ilv,red nm" &c and we are bound in good faith
md bv the strongest guarantees, to denver up
a ,en such charge made, under proper soielh'ss'
Ths Ground for compromise IS yet open TO Inc par
i ,s ond il acted upon would probably neal an Tue
y u,unds that have come from ttis :, "'' $50
w;a the opportunity of taking such steps rs are
e,ta 10 the protection and safety OF her citzens ana
r S"psryan opportunity that free State mus; Away.
,ys or he yet leave New York in the
enjoyment OF the rights and not interfere IN any
respect, with her rove VI i'oei " ~
y proper zeal in lis behalf :,
For the sake OF harmony, and 10 show the same Il
Guaness tina, Virginia has ,ocomply with her eons,iu-
oga duties we earnestly invoke the Legislature 10 de-
clare such principle have Indicated principe
tactinp
sa, which will be satisfactory all, without imposing
vi ,,lc,s,pt duties upon
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prpr-RIIcAy MEETING II LYycIIBuRG.

I At a meeting of portion of the Republicans Of
Lynchburg, held at the Court house OF said Town, or
aTuesday evening the Both ut, for tho purpose OF nom
mating candidate for the House of Delegates TO he rnF
in conjunction with Captain Adam Clement, Richaro
X. Crae, Esq was called 10 the Chair, and Charles
Edward Davis and B. NJ. Dewitt appointed Secreta
4 RES
The object of the meeting was explained in an aP
proariae manner by the Chairman; after which, on mo
Eton, it was
Resolred, That a committee of five persons be ap
pointed TO recommend suitable candidate to the meet
ling. Thercupon, the chair appointed the following
sgentemen to compose said committee, namely:-Plea
Ssant Partn, Hill McCraw, Adolphus D. Read, Chs +
Davis, and B. Nj. Dewitt.
4 The committee having retired for few minutes re
ported the name of Captain Miles Cary, who received
the unanimous vote of the meeting.
The following resolution, offered by Ro. Cawthon
was unanimously adopted
Rcsoired That Richard X. Cralle, VIM. Daniel, Jr,
Adolphus D. Read and D. R. Edley, Esqs, be request
led to address the people of Campbell county at their
4 April court.
On motion, it was Resoloed That committee be
appointed to notify Capt Cary Of his nomination, and
Ito urge his acceptance of the The Chair appoint
led the following gentlemen in pursuance Of this resou'
stion:-M icajah Davis, Adolpus d. Read, D. r. Edley,
sB. NJ. Dewitt.
The meeting then adjourned
RICHARD X. CRALLE, CHM.
| G. g. n 4. p Dsw,,r, Secretaries
mir Cralle had been previously nominated as can
!didate by Republican meetiDg-but he declined the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-06
SPRING DRY GOODS.
APRIL, I61I.
.EW. FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.

NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP
N H. JENKINS is offering nearly hundred thousand dol
H. lars worth Of Dry Goods very cheap, fur cash. Read the
follow ing and judge for yourselves:
Cacoes 1000 pieces Of all Styles from q! TO- 2 cents and
finer newest Spring styles
Lawns for dresses fashionable, Al - cents and finer
Also Mourning Lawns, at p cents yard
challrys and Nouel de Iines; aousens 81 Dress also
very handsome nj IS 81 yard
Muslin Capcs and Collars oOO all prices, from p cents 10
and SIS
and Flowers and eghorn onncts Spring
shane also Nuns styles boys aud mems cSlorn aud palm
leaf Hats
irish Linens all qualities from % cents TO 81 per yard
Cotton Cznaburcs nj 10, II and II. yari
pleocled and nnblrachrd Shngs O. g. 10 aud ~ cents
Selling accctanccs only Great bargains be
had in every description Of the newest style goods
April IlO-wl2w
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Departed hi, fr on the 9Th October MR. LcY l. Tu,IE
county. few and before this d,s2en>a' H.
jmpihc blessed with health herself the comaniorshp :" "n'
dear chld, aud IN frequent intercourse wth the olhrr h'
married redc, aud thanked God tiat her lot WI
cartiA brief space however ani
how changed those rciaons:One dear daughter a 'l'
her wdnwlIood, i laid low, ana Il pleased h -
weeks eapsc the other, and "ni ono go. 'c
iirc If This notice, sicaers ai follows ~ ne ia' e
H. brought heavy share 81 the moitfS ai,oa; 49, "
iaFon tending, n the sudden tearing a,lif e
the mutual aud deep r'r! +th e,
husband and ichu.c and daughter: In ne I3 =
Mrs 7. h. has nly ca!sc u !" n'''teii =" rM c"'''
anahlr, gentle airc"aac, and .ri decisive aiinh,'. I"
ifactr Accustomed from elFl, .e"tS, 10 ''-' I,
discovered abused this liccIsc-A-shmin. n"lN. 1
charitable 10 The World, she 2n'ncd ~ ~ >i'F'h IN, "
course, winning. b; her exemplary colnret ne t"v' ''.
Ill On undertaking the duties ." talni!s she april lfi
1y"h. nara ,rii'sii"n-.ihi >ca'c- vera mn '
was heard-WHh becoming she shnlnh ;iaa y" "'
nature permits ~ m,ler was pleasant % a'A W." h't
kind and arctiona The best acccpaon, he the dr'o
ton "l her cdrn lh-ir obedience and ready nln'--"n Win
aoui other than Tie m.de't ana genie means anu Ma sN
dignity her m1ranv care whrh IS found N those only {"
years and experience Her l'fcrnss wrrr -a;, IN rci r.
gnaon marked the whole period ~ her ilnesSsu,h it2ua
Sipu onIy .Shb't-hec,n-e Then AL = Gu,
lwth'n:-haSme made friends ~hh '''d H. "y await ~
sovereign pleasure. The afflicted husband mother ant Y 'e
{An., know believe, that she ~ LIE hrrea'tctl'
ri-h feeling viii s"nlrinnts lnrtd' ;s. upon ~ i Ne
anew the anguish ol ihr ps-~ tNrin " .a' IN w ~ ~
tues, her suffering, her rcsenao and "e may ~ tam mt
VISITS L. MIS- H. months before ier DEATH ana ia " $50,
especially forced the upon h' rind, @t So W., -
that class Of accepted onrs Of whom The more " hn"" tr %
I've like She became m~nn"r al M Baptist hii'h "" =
months before her death, aud died ENJOYING i"reiar Z" "
promises She left "sely hoys cur hrdessnr'' = We
and tionelte>sne-s Of the future, suggest tn ~
few lines from The pous OF one Of our most si' w.
a lie mlo MARKS ~ in orr vain career
on ho". how ta what We p, ma me-. Gea .
Spreads OR some !st. beloved ihr "aihin gloom,
Or hides a parent III the lonely tomb;
Arrests the thou:htlcss, hits the worldly feel
Wounds to admonsh am ai'n i g hcn ,.a,,.
nzy- The Wing will please copy.
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and WILL the bes, of my ability preserve, protect and
defend the Constitution Of the United States
article l.-ScctiOn j.
"a. The Vice President of the United states snaii
be President of the Senate but shall have no vote I'M
less they be equally divided
80. The Senate shn choose their own Objects, "'u aio
Ia President pro tempore, IN The absence % ',e
President when he shall exercise the once Vi resi-
i dent of the United States.
IN Act declaring The officer aeho shaH aef as rres!-
dcnt in ros, of rarancrs in The Offices both ot PreSi-
dent and lice President;
uTbot in case of removal, death, resignation, OF
snabty both of the President and ' zee PRESIDENT oil
s,he United States the President of the Senate pro
2empore and in case there shall be no President OF
sthe Senate then the Speaker of the House of Repre-
.cnatiyes for the time being, shall act as President OF
S,he United States until the disability be removed, a
President shall be elected.
4 "That whenever the Offices of President and Vice
President shall both become vacant, The Secretary Of
State shall forthwith notification thereof To be
amade To the Executive of every State and shall also
5cauee the 10 be published in ut least Of the
printed in each State, specifying that cleo
stors of the President of the United States shall be APP
Npointed or chosen in the several States, within thirty
flour days preceding the first Wednesday in December,
s,hen next ensuing Prorided, there shall be the
Aspace of two months between the date Of such Motif
cation and the said first Wednesday in December
sbut if there shall be the space of two months be-
E,wecn the date of such notification and the first We'd
ancsday in December, and if the term for which the
president and Vice President last in office, elect
ed shall expire the third day of March
Esung then the Secretary of State shall specify in the
qualification, that the electors shall be appointed oil
Hcosen within thirty -four days preceding the first Wed
Encs6av in December in the year next ensuing within
(which time the electors shall be accordingly appointed
cor chosen, and the electors shall meet and give their
|: votes on the said first Wednesday in December, and
Ethe proceedings and duties of the said electors ano
others shall be pursuant TO the directions prescribed II
e,his act .7pprored, March /, 1879 y
Lin 4ct proride for the Compensation TO the Presien
q ard Iicc President Of the United States.
q "Be enacted, &c, That from and after the thlro
Eday of March, in the present year, the compensation
POI the President shall be The rae of twenty five thou
E.and dollars per annu with the of the furniture
and other effects belonging the L. s, and il
possession of the President: And that Of Vice Presi
adent at the rate of five thousand dollars per annum; il
fu for their respective services to be paid quartz
yearly, at the Treasury-(.qpprored Feb. Is, 1879
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away money from that empty Treasury, the State
Legislatures And the inlquiiies Of this scheme are
TO be concealed from the eyes of people, under
the mysteries of the hierngyph cost-marks of The
merchants. Democratic Committee men, take your
honest neghbors to their accounts, and let them
see how this scheme will work-that they 10 pay
10 their merchants increased taxes upon goods, ne
cessary 10 their comfort and convenience, in order
that the Wing leaders in Congress lnay clam Their gra
,iiude for distributing poor pttance of The amount
thus collected 10 the State Legislatures. Upon the
most favorable calculation that be made Tor the DIS
ributoniss shall pay five dollars at least for every
three dollars thus distributed Let any man who un
derstands plain arithmetic, cypher for HIMSELF and he
will find this TO be true. Brother Democrats make
1.-The thing plan TO your neighbnrs Shew them that they
not only nav The chants the duties LAID by Govern
|ment, but the merchants profits upon those dulles
and That every successive merchant, from the importer
Ito the country merchant, win whom we deai, 'ys Oh
Ibis per ccntu upon all that he pays; so that the con-
sumer not only pays the tax, but from o0 to oo per
cent upon that tax CIPHER the thing out, and "
will startc and astonish nine tenths OF our voters
to see how their pockets are to be plcked by ,he
soft fingers of the merchants. we all know mat
the bills Of the merchants rum more people, "an
1.-The tax accounts paid 10 our sherIfts But now
flew consider that the General Government IS thus
workinu ont their ruin In the days OF the Adams ana
Clay administration, the duties laid upon goods was
ruinous. Under them the people were ground down
and oppressed-many of them not knowing how.
Under the Administrations of Jackson and Van Buren,
these duties have been gradually reduced 50 that now
we pay less upon hundred and thirty or iorty nii-
lions of imported goods, than we paid under John
Journey Adams administration upon seventy millions
THE Adams and Clay party again in power and are
seeking 10 increase our burthens again under inns
fraudulent distribution scheme. Let our people see INTO
their game nd the voice Of the nation will be-"Down
/ down :! with those who have gotten into power by
alarming us about the extravaganza Of Martin Van
Buren, administration but who now are welding the
movers conferred upon them, The burhens
u.s. under the fraudulent prelence of beneltng
us benefi,ling us by distributing TO us small pit
s,ance of MONIES first to be ilched from our own
rocke,srr CuMMITTEE-MAS.
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AZ ELEGANT rEIyAIE EEslpEN, = AAp . ,iII.,

AN ELEGANT PRIVATE EESlDEAt + AND oIHiH
IyALUAB AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY NJ AlIlloN
- nl The last vii and testament =" tie late l'' ~
ID Marx Esq, deceased VII SELL - public auction - W.
premises Thursday, 9Th May At o'clock T. NJ lt'l ELEGANT
desirable House and Lot late the private >ldc'' 81
hc deceased, which, l loaIi0n &c ! unsurpassed ~ ~,
CIV Also beautiful binding Lot immediately acInlhn. ~
street t ~ iGet anu running &N
80 Is feet alley. Also, i've wei located hihd!Gs l>
directly above named property, fronting Ni'
and running back 10 rfi 10 l. it't nv:
which, from cunianiy 10 the Basin j. rapidly miN ~
Inn value Also. mat block LGline, ioar ilhe
mcns the southwest ot Cary and i.i SIRE T."
The occupancy Hpssrs. Williams = aNa. Jocih MafN y
aud Fufds Woodson. Gentlemen ~ ant 81 pi'"''
desirable bnildln. lot. are requested 10 rAan '
irst named property such VIII scarcely be soon AGAIN ~ f
ke Cary and 18Th streets arr nc kHo" coz I"
the very hest locations for business purposes ~ the Guy Hd Y
.ood order and repair.
The Will commence nj the time specified WIN r m.i
Cay and l3h streets occupied hg Mcssrs IMAM. hN
Terms NJ fourth cash, with credit =" =, = ~
months cq, nstalmenis for the balance, ihoGt interest
By order Of the Executor,
LANCASTER, DENNY < 60, .3a,.s.
L., ~ q go.
AprI lIp-''@
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TO 3HE enron or THE ENQUIRER.
al h,yob


"You hive probably, tins, heard Of the appoint.
men of Charles L. Porter for Postmaster in the place
Of Gideon Wells, Esq, removed Our worst fears are
realised. In the place Of stern, unilinchng Demo
crat, we have sort OF milk and water FederaIst and
tac Aboonist. | not what his friends may say
in regard to his abolition predictions, but can assure
you that there scarcely Aholitionst in the place
(nnd their legion but what has signed pcti.
ton for his appointment. They at least, satisfied
with his Abolition principles We grieved at this
The Democrats of this State, and the Eastern States
generally have been battling against this unholy and
State destroying faction for years Such iosted
upon US and il only requires The appointment Of
Charles King editor Of " New York American, to tho
responsible Office of Postmaster Of that great city, to
I'LL Up the measure of wickcdncss of the Wing par.
w. I'VE see it nsinualed in the New York papers that
he is have the appointment, and every man who has
read his paper knows how rank he the subject of
Abolition-has known and fen the that he
santy utterng against the South and her institutions
really hope that the report is untrue, but from wha,
has already been done, | fear The worst. Truly We
have fallen upon sad times We hope TO gain one or
two members of Congress from this State in April
We all expect great deeds from proud old Virginia"
NJ Connecticut now elects by Districts, not by
General Ticket.
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COMMUNICATED

1t seems to be known to very few that the election
of Senator represent the District represented in the
last Legislature by James Lyons Esq, will take place
this Spring. Is it taken for granted, that Mr. Lyon:
will be the only Candidate ; or that there will lie NJ
candidate' Why this stiffness about the matter, i
there in the District who can represent il q,
we'll as Mr. Lyons, the president of the city Log Cabin
DEMOCRAT OF THE DIsTRIcr