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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Professor De~ 1t seems, by evidently authorized
article in the Richmond Wing, II at great injustice has
been done to President Dew of William and Mary Col.
lege, by OF the wspapcr winters, who have mpu
ted his visit TO Washing during the session.
disposition NEEDLE with political anrs. The Wing
states that President Dew went Their ITO see and TO hear
the great men of the Republican, opportunity he had
before enjoyed because he could leave his duties
al home during the regu sessions, when the College
erciscs in progress. This year, for the first time,
his vacation and the session of Congress fell together
which enabl ed him CRAFTY natunl and audnble
curl sy. Whilst in '. ashington he took active part
in political matters, and had no agency whatever The
results viii CHI have been part imputed to him. Those
who have been msled by the reports will be graf.
fled by this correction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
BLACK LEATHER TRUNK,

marked +. J. b., Va. on each end and +. J. Bur
ton, Lynchburg. Va. on "a copper plate over the
lock.
The Trunk contained one black Cloth flock coat,
l pair black Cashmere pants, black Satin vests.
black Velvet dno together with supply Of other
wearing apparel, generally marked T.. J. d.
Also. asniall box or bundle vi Thread Laces, one
do SILK coat cord and bindings, one Purple Satin
dress. ripped apart and recently dyed, black s,Ik
do do, one blue black do do; inyn ces and papers
belonging 10 Burton Il Rodes; do do belonging to
John q. Meem; one SILVER LEVER
WATCH. crystal broken out, and hands bent; al
50, several Books &o. The above d Of FlF fY
DOLLARS will he paid for the recovery Il said
f'unk aud nien,s, or TWENTY FIVE dollar,
for any information leading to their recovery.
BURTON a. ROBES.
Oct7 tstf
o. The Wing, Enquirer and Con'p'lcr Of Rich
M md, Jefcrsonian and Advocate m Charlottesville,
and Stanton Spectator, will please publish fore
gong advertisement three tmes inside form ana send
then accounts 10 this office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

u After leaving Washington few da ago. the Prince
de Jonyr made hasty NIP to Norfolk, where he arrived
at II O'Clock at ght the LIST inst At the next morn
ing he paid visit the French Admiral Anous in Iamp
ton Ro as returned in the afternoon dined and spent the
venng AT Frenchs Hotel and the next morning, in the
mid OF a heavy storm, embarked board the French
brig ofwar Bison, aud visited The L. s. ship the line
Pennsy lvana, board of which lie received with the
customary honors lie afterwards visited the NAVY Yard
where he received it'll becom ing respect by commaI-
der Page, in the absence, from nspositon of Com Shu
brick. On the day after he returned to Baltimore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Of The Sub T'ea'nry aud the approval =, he Di.t,.
button stick IN then thoats and choke their huzz,s
Captain Tyler, in our opinion, be Gins TO seen, their
rue designs and We shall not be surprised il, before
christmas next. they lay down the Don n nute
""'eh now so soi, celebrates hs n Uses and again
place IN Their mouths the "war denouncing trump"
ne next Message will perhaps break up some al
ready iotmed or medilated c. alnions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Public Sale Of Land Il Negroes.

l y pursuance Of decree Of the County oour, OF
l. Franklin, pronounced nj The June of said
court. 1Sal.In the case Of Shelton Wright aud others,
vs.. Eliz beth Wright and Nelson Abshire and John
u. Wade, administrator OF J ,hn Wright deed and
Matthew Virgin Co.; we the unders gned,
on the ! l,h day Of November nexf, will proceed 10
sell, al public auction, TO the highest bidder, the
premises, a certain Tract of Land. wherein John
Wright resided in his life 'ime lying on Maggoy
Creek, IN the county Of Franklin, containing
2l0 acres. On the Tract OF Land there ~ ) Nv
MI and u NV mil house, intended as Grlst NJ H.
The Mil, with IA loI Of Land about it, viii be sold
separately This Mil IS IN a good ntig hbo,hood,
for custom.
Also, N the same time and place. will be sold
SE VE.V .vEGhO SL.1V'ES, one an
ana two women, and four children. The slaves will
be sold fir one half cash, aud the other half on
credit OF Twelve months, on the purchaser giving
bond good security. The Land ~ TO be sold
on credit OF one, Two and three years. on the pur
chaser giving bond and securit and the title re-
'alned unIl all I'll" money therefor is paid. Tue
nile of,he Land is believed TO te good, but we will
only convey such TILE a. is vested 10 US rs commits
sionefs. JOHN u. WADE, !
NELSON ABslllRE. 0'"' 10
Oci. ii lin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

W The Estate Ri ghtsmon' published at Abingdon,
is to be discontinued,ts editor CO.. Harold Smy alb
dca ng the chair In lieu of it, the "Banner is 10 be
unurled, under the guidance of former respected
townsman, Robert Latham, Esq, gentleman OF fine ge-
Mus and varied requirement.. We announce win plea
his renewed connection with the press and on y
regret is that his "Banncr" will wave over Loco Foco
ship. We shall rejoice nevertheless, in his personal
prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

" While do ur in that portion ,f Nj Ar
cher's speech i'll this mornings paper which designed
TO show the uncons tutionaliy OF National Bank ojdis
count we .ahc pleasure in commenting public his
compact and sol id argument ,indicaiion Of the consi
tution.,y Of Bank with the restricted faculty OF dea
ing exchanges II, leaves u si gle of his
accessible TO the spenr of adversary There
no attempt 10 reute his positions aud do hest.
tate to say they are rr. futable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
Real Estate for Sale.

I OFFER for sale The desirable and vauab lie fam l.
L ily residence, the properly Of Capt. John Lynch,
near Pleasant Partin's, at the west end OF Town-Il
not sold by The % OF this month, it will then be
rent. Terms will be liberal.
WIN. DAVIS, Jr Agent.
Oci.A l22Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

W lie Northern papers are wrong in impuling
The authorship f"lhe Patiz,n Leader" to Judge
Upshur. lt~a. written by Judge Beverly Tucker
of William and Mary. Judge Utshur, hoaev,r,
wrote highly enconas,ic review of the work,
which appeared in the Southern Literary Messenger,
aud which fully ident fed hi q, in feeling, with lis
author.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

The steamer Acadia brings adyi.es from l. vrr.
pool Ito The i9,h VI Sept NIB &c ton has slightly
advanced.
The English crop. have bern nca,iy 81 ur d. and
are about an average. The dul,. hoaesrr, having
risen 10 the point al which p,o,bn on ceases. the
ports h I'd been opened iof aj.s.,"n OF fpreign
gra'n--this however, Was not -xI e.ted Commune
longer than u We 4.
Anatiomit had cen made in Paris 10 assas .inaie
the Duke de'Aumale. one IS III. .onS =, III. King NJ
France. The criminal, Palps,,. by name. has been
arrested, and the Chamber OF Peers has been Gu !.
vukcd Tor his trial, lie beng accused ot having de.
signs agains, The lives OF the Duke IL Orleans the
Duke dc Nemours and ia. Duke lie Aumaie. Pub.
''c attention IN Paris was eo"ple,ey engsosscd BY
this event.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Va Il IS c,stood though !, las MT been ofli
cia'iy announced that John c. Spencer, of New
York, has been appointed Secretary oi War. lie
is sterling Mig; and his appointment, in CO nee
non with several recent removals and appointments,
has startled the Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

It's jast as | promsed-r am daily paying onl
COMFORTABLE LITTLE PRIZES. and on
the 23fd will sell. Without rrserUe Ia the EARLI-
ES / APPLICANT, The grand capital Of so 600
doldrs-so This LII FILL sum IL worr Of notice.
scrape together your SMALL CHANGE and d.
reel II To W. VI. SUTTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

The Aitemaric EiecHon.-Ex-G vernon G liner
voted lor Leake. the Loco Foco cand dare for the
Legislature, in AlbemarIe-lhe,eby showing that
he is every inch Whig"! Thus same Mr..
Leake, last Spring, although he expressed the mos,
rabid hostility 10 Maj" Garland, yet desired that the
Major, rather Than the Elk. Gov rnor, should be E.
lected to Congress We commend the Elk Gov
ernor's spirit of forgiveness. WE'LL are glad that
ihe is at length unmasked While he was sailing un-
der the Wing flag, ii was in his power to do the
Wing party some injury. HE'S heucefo.wa ard harm
less.
The small majority Of Mr.. Rives is thus explained
by letter to he Wing mo changes except about
"a dozen, who were fshy before, and wanted some
excuse 10 quit US. In consequence of The danger of
frost destroying the tobacco crops, upwards Of 800
voters remained at home-a large majority of them
were Wings. Al the White Hall precinct near 100
wings remained AT home to secure their iobac TO-
a'd our ma oriiy only %" A gentleman from
oco'tsve says that ofthe &c Viii voters IN tha, own
only two voted, because of their dissatisfaction at the
mode OF nomination. The Wing party 10 as strong
III Albemarle as overland next Spring viii show it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
GROCERIES, 1T .lUC7IO.r.

l WILL SELL. on Friday the l2th inst in Iron
OF nv Store:
20 bags Green Coffee
10 barrels Brown Snsm
3 barrels French Brandy
do N. T.. Rum
| hhd Molasrs
| hid Creole Rum
20 boxes Soap
20 boxes X ,is'ns tprime at,iclc1
50 te,.ns Wrapping Paper
% do Letter Il Cap do
? Il zen Chahs
fine Secretary, &c &c &c
Sale NJ II o'clock. CHS. PHELPS, Aurt.
Oei II IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
PDsrsCRIPr.
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The eiee,ioo Of Governor anI members of the LIZ.
gsls,ure took place 10 Maryland Isss Wsds-sdsys--
We have only heard from Bdhimpre, in which Tho
vote Tor Governor q .nds F'ov VIM. Cos John on
tWng) Gis6, Tor Francis Thomas lf.eco) 7427.-.
The Loco Foco Senator an 5 members oG The n.
Of d. are elected by large majofiiiss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

% See, the fourth page, the eloquent Address of
John H. Peasants Esq. the Wings in reference his
contemplated paper in Washington; aud letter from
Mr. Bolts reference remark i'll the letter OF En- Sec
rotary Ewing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

o. We learn, itonf the last Republican, that
Gann Bro"n, rman, ried al the Fall term
Of the Superior Courl Of Bedford county, on IA
charge of numbering his wife, and found gully Of
murder in The second degree lie was sen, Ia the
penitcntiary fo' fifteen years. The deed WAS com
United 90 the james River Canal in December last
Counsel Tor the Commonwealth, John +. Sale ESQ.
f The prisoner, Guslavus 4. Wingfeld and James
F. Johnson, E>qrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

W The Loco Focos OF Richmond have lyelI u
meeting Tor the purpose, of ''hrading," but o
: ~ sodP'ns Capt. yler. They applaud the vrloes
81 course; but they go 10 isithe:. The repeal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

u The Wing General Committee of Massa-
chuseits have issued an address 10 the people ol
'ha State, ia which, after udemnlng the yeines "f
president. Tyler, and his conduct to the retiring
members Of his Cabinci, nevertheless recon-
menus oonciatory course towards that Junction
afy' and expresses undiminished conf lencc in his
oe''y to the Wing parry They declare tina, they
VIII adhere 10 The glorous Wing cause, and. while
'ney very properly deprecate The premature agita-
''on Of The question OF the ri Presden ~. pledge
'"e"selvs to go for the Wing candidate whoever
he may be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Treasury Notes.-The amo0nt of Treasury Notes out
standing ON LIST inst wa, g. ,37i.6l2 40-oi which g.
45?O93 u issued prior the 4th OF March last aud
the remainder since that date.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
TO j. DOOLEY.

HEREBY inyie you 10 come forwa,d and
Apo'e he charges which you have made ae ainsu me-
am IN the town Of Lynchburg Al his iine and have
been ever since the 25h nl la,l moni with the ex.
cep'on OF my gong to Pits vana and shall rema,
here or IN fntsylvania so that you may ve,y easily
hnd me al any time you will inquire or search for
me II leave Lynchburg, you may find me u
Martin Tenpietons, 10 Pnisy Ivania. 3
JAMES ". McIlANEY.
Sep'.So ~3ths
CERTIFICATES.
fINlilS is 10 certify that James W. MclIaney came
l. ny House on the night OF The 9th Of Septen,.
Der and slad until The IA, and bre A. fast with
at the usual hour Of that meal, 10 Lynchburg.
4. b. PAULETr.
Lynehbur,, Oci.2.
], Samuel II. Martin, living with A. B. Paulet.
and dong business for him, d, certify that Mr..
James W. McHaney stayed here he vi ght # The
ninth day Of Sci TENDER. and eii here The Morn
ing Of The tenth day OF September 1s4l.
SAMUEL II. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Oct. 9 4tf
Charlotte COUNTY. Oc,. LIST, 1911.
| hereby cernfy that recolieot seeing MIR. Me-
llaney OF the morning of the 10Th OF September,
1871, at the house of A. b. PanieiI in Lypchburg,
! and eat breakfast with hun on that morning about
the usual hour Of thai meal.
p. ANDERSON. # Charlotte. :
Oct. 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
SS'LE.v.DxD EUH.y.ITEXE
A. usr6SxAsu

I'ilE subscriber. ,n'cndlng IL rcmovr. III sell n
L Thursday tl,c larh inst. his HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNI rURE. compri.lne almost
every article necessary for families, aud including
fine toned and SPLENDID PIANO FORTE, per
haps The most supc rior instrument IN This place.
Also n handsome FAMILY CARRIAGE and
Harness, and pair Of Wcll.brokc HORSES.
The sale will BIO made NJ his residence o the
hill, and be conducted by Payne Il rn,ner, Auc.
'ioneer'. WIN. BAILEY.
Oct. I'd, #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

" The real name Of John p. Caldwell, the great
swindler, who has been recently arrested in Pmla-
dephia, is Supposed to be Monroe Ed~ ards lie is
Ne son Of respectable gentIem1n N Kentucky
The circumstances which led to his arrest
rious, hut we have not soom Tor them 10 day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

CllRlSflANSBURG CONVENTION.
A public meeting will be held At the Meadows of
"oose Creek on Saturday the 6,h inst, for the pur
pose ct appointing Delegates /" the Cb,isIlansbui
Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
NJ AlSlklAliE.

=, Married, on Wednesday evening last. by the Rev
Thomas Atkinson, FirLpiNo |. WILLIAMS. Esq
"' ''a,hs',''e. lFennesserl 10 Miss Lucy f., daugh
Ter "t Seth Ward, Esq. olth,s place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

augusta County-T.e loplwins gentlemen have
been apponed delegates !som Auguss 10 the
Chiistausbur. Convention: Col, james y. L'l!ey,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
TRUNK LOST.
IiTfN Dollars Eseac0vs{,

I OST or stolen from the stage between Char
- lo'tesvlle aud Lyuchburg, on Sunday night
2Olh SeuIelnher a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

" The tr,i Of Mcleod has commented, and
y in progress q, our last dnes o :, lea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

o. At the late term of The T. S. District Court,
held at Wylheville. John w. Stevens, of Abn don
was tried upon an indictment for purloining letters
with money IN them from the post-office in that
place, about twelve moths since. lie was ocquitted
although the proof was conclusive, the grou I'D
that The packages Of letters and money pufloined
had not been placed IN the post Office or mail for
Transmission, but as decoy, and were therefore
under the roectIon Of law. The jury had no doubt
sto the JtloniouS taking, but under the Instruction
u Judge Penny backer, acquitted him on The ground
stated. Such is the glorious uncertainty the law
We profess TO be uninl,ialed in its mysteries bu,
this strikes Of the most novel decisions ex
tant. We had presumed that II on, and other prop.
ery WAS always under the protection OF the law and
lls, the ftonious taking OF i, being proved, punish.
ment followed necessary consequence. Bur as
learned Judge has decided differently, we supp Sc
that we were staken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

" letter, dated Utica, OcI. S, states thar Il G
trial Of McLed would probably commence thai day.
1t was generally believed til he would he acquitted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

NeU Orieans.-lhe number OF deaths for the "a
hours ending the 23l uli. was 36, of which 90 were
Of yellow iever-and on the Gath, 80, of which 81
of yellow fever. The Bulletin says there had
been favorable change in he weather, the thermom-
eter ranging below 20 for the preceding two days,
Which had he effect of diminishing both the num-
bel of cases of fever and deaths. Strangers, how
ever. are warned not 10 VS., the city.
Picksburg.-1he Sentinel OF the 2Ist. announces
nah nant disease Ia Vcksburg. Some of the
ply sloans assert that i, is the yellow fever; others
that il is not l. is certainly quick aud fi,a-deaih
generally ensuing, from two to five days after an
attack and the mortality being greater in proporlien
To population than in New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Reader, II you desire wealth, buy trket. In
every return we send back large pr,n.s fot tho wa
OF purchasers. It's all far play-'here's no shut
fling. lucky ticket is worth u forlune.
w. NJ. SUTTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

Some ''eh and Splendid Schemes for Oniober.
nose advertised above. the most advan iageous
ever offered az tins otce, are specimen Of what
~ To follow the remainder OF this mon,h-Earliest
applicants have he best chances tort e targes PRICES
Orders from the coun'ry promptly executed, and
p'zfs forwarded upon receipt of drawing.
WIN. NJ. SUTTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

L'g'h tlosshead. Johu Newton. John Randolph
Vol WI" Wilson. Joseph Smith William Young.
WIN. NJ. Tate, John McCuc, Dr., ]. X. Moore.
III }. A., Lar'dson. Col. William \. Bell, John Il.
breckenridge. Robert S. Brooke. Capt. james
Henry and Wllll,m H. Bell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
N d II ICE

ST N n in 4 4 aud whole boxes To
h close, for sale NJ Men York Prices, -,
Howell DAVIES.
Oct II tai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11
TO MILL W.RfGHTS.

HWO or THREE journey zen Mill Wsishis
L wanted, liberal wages given. APPLY 10 Janses
Cannon. uear New Glasgow, Amherst counay.
Oct. S6
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C.1NA EOR gI.HE.aT

WE WILL GIVE the INCHES, price for ANY
w qnanuty Of wheat delivered in this place, u
al the starns GU tlss river.
MkINNEY Il MOSBY.
Aug9 ssd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-21

AeLeod-The news by the Great WcS.crn IL pacific
Lord Palmerston has expressed to the House OF Com
mons his satisfaction with the "honorabc tone of MIR
Websters letter. Again, the Toronto Colonsi says
tina, commission is now sitting in thai city, taking
testimony proof of an abi to be read at The trial Of
Alexander Mcleod
Pu,LAprlpnA-The news by the Great Western
reached Philadelphia Friday morning. and was con
sidered highly pacific. With the exception OF The
Bank of the United States, stocks advanced slightly
A few shares of the United States Bank were sold al
ct, and $4,000 of its notes at o.
BALr,MoRI MARKET, Saturday, O'Clock, p. M
The news by the Great Western has had no other eHec
on the flour and grain market than TO prevent any of
fers to-day. Some little movement IN corn' but not OF
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-21
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
l.Ta SYprlI


i, RAWING Of Icesb,rg Lottery NJ. -, sept 9Th
~ 70 81 Is - - IS IS 10 80 J ~ .?
Ticket Nos SO 65 large prizc sold and casird ~ ,,
81 900 Soid
Drawing If Lceshurs Lottery, Class EE, SrFt oth:
III u ~ ~ I'll - ~ ~ u =
Ticket, 90 81! small ple u SiVoo son am
by
Drawinc of Weilshirg Lottery, Glass 81, sept sth:
4; 67 II u 5 &c i - ~ . - o.,
Half Ticket - CG, another rlzc sold ana cash"h ny
non ' STRATTUN, lit. strtt.
3a0ther sold and caShfd.
Drawing Of Wel-burg Lottery, No. 81, 18th sept:
- { ~ 81 81 IS 30 II 62 81
Ticket Nos. prize Of $500, sold and cashtd ny
i'' 49, STRAIION.
One more Of $1,000.
n,,rin, m eesl,rr Lottery 81 extra drawn Sept l1th
a. - "a 81 G SIS = : - 10 ~ ~ ~
Ticket Nos ~ small prize Of $1,000 sold ann a.neu
T,co more in one Lottery, making four capitals ~ tro
daus, sotd and cashed by Stratton.
Drawing ~ Nonon-la Lottery, No 81 drawn sept ~
- - ,. 5 j - IL Il ~ 81 % - 80 % o..
Half Ticket Nos. 81 =, Both sold and casird by -
IN IL, do IS AZ a., STRATTOS, ne all Pr:e Setser.
Big Lottery.
s,,naid Lottery for 9th sept prizes Of s2oo en'h 81
m d. 200 900 J. l5 ofl 900, Of 1000, 81 Of oy &c
n,. idrawn. Whole Ticket. Sis, share. ~ pr"I"f'i;
,cI,t. m the above grand Lottery can hr had ny ,e
-, .irs. trkrt at SrRAITONS LUCKY OFFICE lt'as usn
~ R.cole the $4,000 for the sd Of October . nos, ~
drawn. Whole Tickets e2O "a a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-21

Weh have fully easmlnei ihs viii, and OH Ii.
testimony Of the wlincsscs 10 il. the recorded evil
hehee oil President larrisons Cabinet Ministers
his confidential! advisers aud death bed friends | nro
honnce lhal lie esatnr never made will in favor Of
The Bank But If he had, his political powers expired
with h's breath and hp had power TO bequeath them
Ana The climax Of Federal impudence consists in
nus: ,he very SH1nct Ministers who declared IN the
PRESIDENTIAL canvass that the Bank question was never
decided nor considered by the people, and that neither
HARRISON nor his supporters desired Bank resign their
seats IN towering rage, and denouncc the President
because IN his conscience he could approve Bank
PHOclOS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-21
LnR l,nE ENQUIRER


as,be Wing presses throughout the country arr en
,la,;nr the country upon the passage OF Tue Ddhh
-. few brief words may suffice 10 give - ynu
pn,ry readers the beet oil the bankrupt I'm
Gy;sed by any ia,o terms, to show them IN as rev
s.ords as possible, the evil the Wings are ao"s y 49,.
country, TO the merchants, and to commerc'aa ~ IS
,;ons The mad course of The Wings fe'i''""s 10 - s
pbm,on. who, undertaking to guide the merry w.
,ha snn set the world on lire. 30 II IS WIN '' -,
~ lon, ont Of power that as soon as 'hey sel ~
;" the rens aside and give way TO deinons'la-
INV The Bankrupt Law IS really an ehcoul.
a,ar; - fraud; if all members OF communIies were
49,, i would be beneficial, but we know that many
NV i;Lon,s, il is injurious. There are now many "u't
nn,;I The first day of February loi2, that they mal
~ ,dyan,ape of this act need not 60 lar. eou.o
0n, n them here, and in Petersburg, many wno ae
merely waiting until this act comes in w - IN.
hen The act begins to be Law, they VIII Tt xvb;ns
solvencv. having concealed their properly. Sse
ought to have listened to the voice OF I. P J.; =,
what evil happened, when the and
,an.e durinp some of our former anm'hs nrpr.t !,
s'em .s caund absolutely NECESSARY to RLrEaL ~
r,uds were so frequent. The merchants ,s one
car ,hev are always sending their money from un
~ ~ noihcr. and these people who hold men NV
take il at any time, thereby running 'he me-
"ss ,a 80 The self same bankrupt Law WIN men,
lion faet which plain that II heeus .o nnn NO,
A merchant two years ago, lent Pe's"" ~, his
donbtinq his honesty in the si!ghsst oe gre, - ,s
law which offers him such advantages Is n'S
honest and will perjure himself and 'ake aovah'ae.
this Bankrupt Law. could write much more W VII