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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
HOUSE OF EEPEESENfATIrES


Mr.. IRWIN Penos,islnr'. asLeath chr IN IN
of IA. commune al aud me- 'ns VIII htt "era
done with. Bill tcpourJ b, hm tclaiihe 10 N's'rto
Armores aud II squalls.
The rba,tman answered that the Bill had been
considered nv the COMMITTEE. bur that they bad
deemed II unnecessary la make repati al the pres
en-, session OF Congress. Nj. IRWIN amiist mach
rorfusi,n--so much sn that utthing sui could he
hcstd-connertcd upon tie course 81 the com
tniuec
For he remainder of lie session. between Ten ami
l,,n o'elaek u which time the adI fatnneni ct ne
House TOOK fiarr. Re.plutfnns wee considered.
\ Resolution al, red hs Nh ADAMS ealing up.
Oh ihr Secretary Of the Treasury II MIKE q com
muntratan IN reference 10 Stale Stocks, "@s adopt
cd. ulfhanl nfposnuol-
Nr MtkAl. OF y. Z. Offered rcsalu.ions N tei#
rtrute 10 a ,sfieiy Of matters conneei,d "rh ihf
ownership ard tian,1ef 81 arms aud "uf national a.
mon s. which we've ase adop'e J.
STATE = CO rs.
Nj FILLMORE from tie COMMITTEE oil N'ys
and Mears. reported = bull sgreeab'y 10 The in't'uc
mons adopted Yesterday, prohibiting The i""nr' III,
yestu,rot af nv public OF trust funds Of the Va Ell
states IN stocks OF The several Sslcs The bill "ds
rad and passed.
Nj kENNEDY OF Nd, from the Commute" of
tnmmrfcr In " nom rs rctcucd memorials from
Bllin,otz and New Notk asking Tor seieet Com.
nittcr urnn thr RrscHne. tcroued KfsoIuuon
accordingly. winch VS. Ind np"u 'he lable.
\ Rendition m relaifan 10 the NeHsparrt Ptess
and the "a touaec Of the GovcIHu cut WIS offered
aud lald ~ IN the alle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

sgpJrILOr TIE BRITIANYA.

! t.IppIutui,
.aae IN I3 days aud II hours.
Sae brousAf / q passengers 10 Halifax, Landed -
fhefe and took board - additional one', bfins-
lnp 100 10 Boston
TIE stale II The weather I'D caused great alarm
m FrpIiuI faf the tate nf the ensuing cop OF
nam and commerce generally was, iucahstqiep'''
IN a state of the utmost Depression. For ihtee o'
four day, before The departure ol me siea'' NV
weather however. had cleared up no "ee'i'e "'e
which bad snmeWla nIl@afed 'he ',''> enie' ''''"
on tbs mead sill, on the "h''e, NJ ""'' -,
r,yel from Europe. nIln2s ol 81 uniasofaple
ch,,tc, "a The present on the ,sulpn oi Trade and
,hose eooaeed m H. not only Ii Cheat Britain, bu
On the Comment
The English Parliament waste assemble on the
lefl nit. AID we shall therefore receive by the next
,1Ivat intelligence winch vii dcvclope the
sequences growing ont of the result OF the Late elec-
t Lions III the Upned Kingdom, so unldVoiableio the
Queens present Calumet. liwould seem, however,
lhl the present Ministers intend TO met The w
House If Commons, and na ietigH until debate
las faken place on then past public porcy.
Some pretended rcws lIom Chiha Is oven IN the
Z aell-h papers which we hno" By later d1t,s rec "
ed al New OIL, Is false.
\ story had ben III circulation that the b lush
Government had ordered sftoag naval ioitc 10 out
coasts IN cons qnrncc Of the stale Of matters grow
mr. out Of tie ease oi Msl.a9d, bat It WIS alter
/ nal5s srm-o0i all. cou'radfeled.
1hercmc sstll c5mnn lpns III the southern paris
Of Franc, alslrg from lie ntoduruon ii new
system OF IaAes. bul lhh hnsallm IS eralls tldn-
anl as - lhr remaining Pa1f oi Europe.
As the latest dates are up ~ the evening Of the
- Il, ''' 's - II, ,
consequence. : I Robert Pee bad announced t,s
p,' '''''''''"' W. - ~ VI :.
81" '''''''' 10 ''''" - $500, "a .
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g,Le AI,rteao N,,,,,e, Transacted business =,
Ia. l. ,c,. ;, ONE M, fine In, nh,
81 chow lae cb.rcra'ao.ofrs Of the l. STATES
= 81 p.,n,shn,pl and i;rri,, Ru,L ESQ Sec.
rrta,y of Iroa,,on N the Count Of ST. J,,,r. sail
ed , ,yc,no.l IA ,Ile : ~ an ham, far = ,,lldrI.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
FgOE'SES .Is.Fo LOTS.

commencing with that elegant Two Story Bnck
House and Lot ~ Fusl OF L,n,h street, at s.nl
IN the occuP1noy OF Mn. Chas. Richards Tim,
House he has no hesitation IN SAVING, Is one of the
best quit lsnements IA the place, having been luII
expressly ioI the suisse bti's rwn use, without re-
gnd to cost. There is "a the Lot an Ice House
Meat House, Stable, Garage House and Ofara,,
a the salre Time, the Nv . STORY FRAMED
HOUSE aud Lot adjoining, IN the occupancy Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

Tic lin blowing il.c ffHliae r,yl = 10 N''.
ilatti.nn 49, conf ntrrd IA ~ ih" S'na'r "i'h"u'
phtrtttun, aud althou' afneadin"n
The On appropr,lt,tg 81 900 o' the repair Of
he Potomac Bridge was lnally passed win Il" a.
mcn lueni.
F.,e,rn Relations the Bhl rom the llonse IN re.
laplon to the Diplomatic Co,fs, making aPpfop''
lions. &c.
NJ. clay. II ~. expressed bis readiness to
lalr m The ktyoi ne BIZ bnt - the Srn1ie we're
rIRla hours m scss ON trsfetda', 1nd III he'n 's
long iu dts. lie presumed f#tfc ""s ~ Nit iH ne
bic the Bill Tow. Io-a#ptow u'utrin2 lie ""uli
~ an he lad 10 say IN uue La IN hui az three
iolrtIrs Of m hour, aud Il there disposition.
he question could 'hen be fsken.
Mr. SEWER moved an Executive Session.
winch motion WIS tattte5, bsfof" 3 o'tlftk.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
\ bin was reported TO the House this morning,
allowing 10 Mrs. HARRISON t"idow oil the lamenicd
President lIurlson) the use 81 the ir,nLlng lrFI-
leec Tor HE The bill enstussed AID passed
without opposition.
FOREIGN COIN.
\ res luton offered by Mr.. FILLMORE "as
adopted, lnsfucllng Tie Secretary OF Siaio !" re-
u ~ TO tie House statement OF the e"p'he'c''
privileges aid restrictions wnh i"regh n"llohs ana
tie United : afea ia regard 10 me value ana ue-
foInIuatol.s Il fort On mon,t'
Mcleod EESoLUTION.
Tbe,,soluil1n 70 long beiofe the House in relI-
Ion to The NsGeoG .lidf mas debated auew. Mr..
Ffn,d ui \. \ continuing ms remarks, replied to
,,#IIiL tlal h5d bccn sard dung the discussion.
NJ EVERETT spoEe brp0,, when Mr.
Il CoDn. mayed to lay Tie Resolu
tim LuDn 4 #tsbic.
ghc House #t4en 5J,urnel oGcr a session of one
hour and ten inmates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
Ff.EEN?rORY SALE OK
Truly Valuable Real Estate,
az IAE koLCM NE EnllnEh,tr.

: s'llE subscriber bay ne become permanently SET.
tied IN the lower country. has resolved t., sell
by way OF public AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, the 23I OF
nfNt, the lOllUntHu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
An %


JAMES RIVER LAND For SALE,
1--WE subscriber WISHES to sell hi, Re. Estate
Il III the county Of Amherst. 1t consists of Three
Plantations: .aU
UNITE COTT.SGE.
Tins Estate is situated immediately OPP site the
lower end OF The town OF Lynchburg, and not more
Than one mile distant 1t runrans IA lit,lc more than
900 acres; $50 OF " hch are leaicd 60 acres Of
hne bottom lnd all tie Gle red land Is wei sci in
clover, except about 80 acres and high state oil
Improvement. HE improvements are good.
BOLLsNG'S CHEEk.
1hls estate IS regarded by the b.s' Judges of Props
eiIy TO be interior 10 none N James Il YER |, con
taihS G5o acres, Isl OF which are I.on Grounds a,d
4G6 high land; all the latter is 10 woods except a.
D"ul 5o acres most Of the unclear,d land is fine
Tobacco land.
RIJ'ER VIEU.
lh''is also fine Plantation, containing abon,
900 acres, slxythtee of which are Low Grounds of
good quail y There are OF cleared La d. lnclud,np
10" grounds about 25D acres, aud Lar. portion OF HE
wood land Is ii ST rate Tobacco Land-This Plan
laion Is also well sci in Cover. Allthc Plantations
well watered.
The above described Plantations have been
worked Tor several years one Plantation and are
no" under that arrangement. Any person wishing
Hoe Estate IN healthy region viii poss,bIy find II
TO hIs interest to examine this
Terms Of Saie.-Oae fourth of the purchase
money WILDE required AT the time ,sale-and for the
residue, credit 81 l, ? and years, teqnal install
NE Isl VIII be given. the uaym 10 be secured by
a seed oil trust on The property. Possession will be
gwen al TIE end OF the present year, wh the prwl-
leSe oil sowing small grain al The usual period du-
ring the coming f,ll. II. S. LANGHORNE.
" HE Richmond Wing and ENQUIRER will
pun sh The above advertisement once aweek for two
mouths, and send their accounts 10 ,hi, office lvr
collection.
July Is ,sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
UNITE COTT.{GE

'HNflE subscriber WISHES to sell hi, Real Estate
III the county Of Amherst 1t consists of Three
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

NAruR E's LAws.-If nature . apparent laws should
be reversed and the negro into the poet aud artist
his rststep must be the creation Of code for the
fine arts and the easure ofa those chartered analo.
ges between senten and inaEnate beauty, consecra.
ted in the "iar times" when taste and genius turned
the Greciun yre-dark will hs TBS hour when Jet and
charcoal supersede the rose and ppd rubas and CO.
raj are hanished as ihapPrppriaic emhlens-a sable
Pope will not sing ofruby lips, nor i sable Raphael
paint them. s@
Itfeminiue beauty were blotted from creation, and
man, retaining his elegance of form and usre of com.
pexion, behed every female transformed into the like
ness ofour negresses, would the position of women con
tinue exactly the same in society," When the disgust of
the first shock subsidized or the present generation hav-
ing passed away, and female beauty become as trad.
ton ofthe giants-would some fantastic image, with
proportions not founded in nature be the beau ideal of
Imagination then. and the marble goddesses, sole rec
ords OF departed beauty regarded as memorials of
false and unnatural taste?
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

BIRDS. lin the first migration of birds, they passed
from norh to south and fled over the naowest part of
the seas, they will next autumn The stormy petrel
as much delighted to sport amongst the first pillows
which the Indian Ocean ever raised, as it does now.
The cuckoo and nightingale first began their song TO-
gether analogous to the beginning of our April, in tha
days of Nimrod. Birds that lived on ies laid blueish
eggs in the days Of Joseph as they will two thousand
years hence, fthe sun does not fall from his throne, or
car. The first bird that Gagged ohener sung in a.
dago, than in its patura spirit. The rat and the robin
followed the footsteps of Noah qs they do ours.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
The SEQUEL 5 soan toId Ths ye.seI newer arrived.

The sequel is soon told. The vessel never arrived.
1t undoubtedly lnundered at sea- and all board per>
ished. No ding has ever been heard respecting the
vessel, the crew, or the daughter Of Aaron Burial
were lost This last sad bereavement was only reqni,
red to 6 Burr's cup ofsorrow Tho last link bro-
ken which bound him to life. The uncertainty OF her
fate but added TO the Poignancy of his grief Hope, The
last refuge of the afflicted became extinct when years
had rolled on and yet no tdings ofthe loved and lost
one cleaned
Burr lived in New York until the year 1885 1--WE be-
lieve) when he died. The last years orhis life were
passed in comparative obscuri,y. Some few old friends
who had never wholly deserted him. were his cOmpan
lens; they closed his eyes in death, and followed him
to his grave, where shaIl rest ill the dread trump of
tho Almighty shall call it u Judgment
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
CHARACTER OF A WELL BRED MAN;

Some have supposed the fine gentleman and the well
bred man to be synonymous characta's; but will make
it appear that nothing be more widely different; the
former leaves nature entirely, the latter improves upon
her. lie is neither slave an enemy to pleasure,
but approves rejects his reason shall direct lie
is above STOPPING fater knave, though in an exal-
ted station; nor ever overooks merit, though he should
find it in a cottage. His behaviour is afabc and res"
pectf yet moi cringing or formal in his manners easy
lnd uuafa:ted. Tie misses opportunity wherein he
tan ohge his GienIs yet does it in so delicate man.
ner that he stes rather to have received than conferred
favor. lie does mol profess passion lie never ie to
impose upon the creduty ofa silly woman, nor will
he njnro anotbers reputation to please her vanity He
cannot love where he does not esteem, ever suffers
his passions 10 oyertome his reaaon In his friendship
be is steady and sincere and lives less for himself than
his friend.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

INsEcTs.-Corals have ever grown edgwaysto the
ocean stream. Eight millions two hundred and eighty
thousand animalcuae could well live in drop of wa
ter in the days Of Seth, now Flying insects had or
their coats of mail in the days of Japhet, over which
they havo ever waved plunes of more gaudy features
than the peacock dropped. The bees tha. Afford
ed Eve her first honey, made their combs hexagona "
the first hsuseAy produced twenty millions eight hou-
sand three hundred twenty eggs in year, she
does at present. The first jump ofthe first flea was
two hundred times its own length, aSi was the adt
summer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

JOSEPHINE. Josephine was constituonaIlY all that
is amiable and delightfu-but vany does her sy5l bic
OsraPhsr Insist that she sincerely regretted the reversss
ofNapoeon; the grauitous nsoIsnce OF his satire, and
his interference with her costume, miliners, and her
nirdressers, she might easily have pardoned but when
besp unfeengly, SO unhesatiugy sacrificed her to his
ambition, andheaped disgrace on hOr unprotected head,
not rejoice in his defeats were impossible Tho di.
yorce was also an insult to their old friends and to the
companions ofhs youthful gloryiin dissolylng ple-
bian alliance and seeking looonnect himself with an
Gent royalty, he admitted the existence Of merit which
was not individual and personal, and dshonored the
principles of the revolution .Undazsed by herexaIta-
ton, josephine was capable Of discerning ruth-'why
said she 'should fancy my destiny Of more impor-
lance than those ofihousands Of fFrenChmen whom my
husbands ambition has caused to fall in bnsS where
is s princess ofrDalbirh capable pfsuch reflection,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

IRoS.- There iron enough in the blood of the
first orty,tree men to make poughshare, as there is
to-day, from whatever country men you collect The
lungs OF Abel contained coil of vital matter, hun
dred and y.nine feet square, as mne and the rstin-
spiraton Of Adam ned seventeen cubic inches Of
air ns do those of every adult reader.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

FLowERs.-sound had at first the same connection
with color as it has now and the right angle of lights
incidence might much produce sound on the first
urrets Of Gains city, it is now said 10 do on one of
the Pyramids. The tulip, in its first bloom in Nouh's
Garden, emitted heat four and hall degrees above tho
atmosphere, as it does at the present day.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW,

The arks now carroll the same song, and in the
key. as when Adam first turned his enraptured ear TO
catch the moral The owl first hooted in flat; and it
still loves the keyand through other oc,ayos
In the same key has licked the death watch: while
all the three noted chirps ofhe crickethave ever have
ever been in B. since Tubal Cam first heard them in his
Smhy, or the Israetes in their ash-oveus. Never has
the buzz the great gnat risen above the second Amor
that of the hOuse.fy's wing sunk below The first F.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS.
POETR Y.


Receiving Lock OF nv MOther'S HAIR
This single lock of raven hair
Is all remaining. now to me
Of her, whose ceasecss, tender care
Watched DER my helpless infancy,
'Tis all that's left of one who died
Too early for her son to know
A Mothers loss, whose kindness, tried,
When others failed, could soothe his Voc,
Yet often now, my fancy warm --
With thoughts of her who gave me birth
Tries 70 portray her gentle form
And paint her as she looked on EARTH
But vaiuiy memory youth recalls
And scenes from lifes bright morning bloom =
Der her oblivion's mantle falls
Remembrance speaks but of her tomb.
And thou art mute thou glossy tress 81
Thou once vert hers, thou now art mine
Lone relic-canst thou nought express
As round my hand thy length twine,
Ay, by thy silence Is exprest
What uttered words might fail TO do
And thy dumb eloquence the best
For thoughts, that thrill my bosom through
Where now the voice whose gentle fall
To lull my infant sumbers strove;
That smile and kiss, and more than all
Her look, my mothers look of love-
The arm which strained me to her breast
With pressure such as Mothers give .., ...
The eye that shone supremely blest -- .
To see the boy, and see him live, d.. ... .
Where are they-gone, and yonder stone
Narrates her fate and points the spot
Where lowly lies the dust of one,
NIouldered long since, but unforgot.
And soon like her will pass away ..s.....
The son she loved and dying, hlest,
Earth's cares his spirit cease to sway
And child and parent be at rest
Rest till the trumpets call shall sound ..
obedient TO Jehovahs nod fE..
And son aud mother meet around %. 70
The dread tribunal of their God. . ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

LIBERrY.-In what does liberty consist FIVE fol.
low impulse, its slaves--ifwe discipline
,ons to the dictates ola worldly policy, slaves.
| have sometimes imagined its essence was oblivion
Of the past, uuconcern for the future, aad an o,
quail reckessness for The appreciation contempt Of the
wordbut such tone of feeling would blot out every
stimulant to action. ~ --. -. = =.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

must hourly toll to sustain the thread of his miser
able existence, though the laws Of his country Le light
air, Asiatc slave, whose tasks arc easy, is more
essentially free than him. f#
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

DlssEnBLise.-"I who cannot dissemble knows
not how TO live" This is the substance ofa creeds
and Of every system of education, Tor how otherwise
can render TIE perpetual command to tubjuate our
minds and Conquer passonl
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
C o n G L Z S S 5.

As Congress has been Engaged, xe think,
in matters of some Consequence of late,
we insert the most bnpotlats proceedings,
to the exclusion Of exlratts from the Col-
ored American.
Wednesday, Jos. 27.
SENATE.-The d.<ea>slon on the pre-
enptioa bill vas continutd.
Memorial Of Tobaceo Plagters. -
The memorial Of ,ns. Toga.to planting
Interest was gain discussed ;tt>one length
BY Mess. Aierfick, C.thonn and others,
aud some Interesting PARTICULARS ehcited
as to the grevious bard ms unier which
this cninae laboFs B It'll the govefn
ments Of France anil Eosianl derive in
mense venues. from ln,s s9ugce, all OF
which necessarily tends 10 act l,r, Judi
cially on the interests OF cuttlvaofs OF
that plant.
Florida fVtr.
The sum ASKED Tor bf Mr. Poin'sett
tor the service OF lbe present year, IN Flor
ida, is less than two ni.fou five huiadred
thousand dollars, -of shi.h oniv five hun.
dred thousand is admitted 10 be- nov due
But, It IS said, on ap.arealIy good author.
ity, that the whole ofthat amount. ans
more too, IS now aetu9ilv due
Reduction Of Passage.
Iaur>dsg Jan %
A resolution was INTRODUCED BY Mr.
Pierce of New HIN shire. In rei,,gian (
a change in the ps,s.ass ratessln nsws
papers published wtbn 81 miles of AZ,
Post Offise.
Mr. Pierce went At !,'ng'f into hi
subject, giving his = KS n r ton % III,
charge on letters. aud >ati il he made IA
other reduction, lie seasl Al les Tx raie
so as - correspond wilh tar Fsd,ral mon
ey, and get rid OF thr 6 mi aquar'rrren
1.-THE III and the lezz those rufgar frae
irons, which should never have found "a
yor in any Office connected with the 60,
'leTnment. He entered also on the mode
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The CRY OF CAIRo.-The Sangamo,
(lllinois) Journal. says:
"A ship is now contracted for, to be
built at Cairo, the ensuing summer, de-
signed fpr regular trader between that
city and Liverpool Start rot reader !
This is most certainly true; and ten years
will hardly pass before ships from the
ocean will unload their cargoes at Cairo
cily.-which city will then be port oil
entry, and will take that rank among The
cities of the West, 10 which her unrival.
led position-unrivalled in any portion Of
the world--will entilfe her.
I'VE will add to this article, the fact
that the embarkment, which will enclose
1900 acres, will be completed in June
amer whichan overflow of The city will nc
longer De apprehended.
I, ms embryo city--we believe It already
mas q cnarter-is situated at the extreme
southern point of Illinois, on the neninsu.
"a iormed by the junction of the Ohio and
MISSISSIPPI rivers. The advantages ofthi.
position Tor commercial purposes were
early seen. and various efforts have hesr
unsuccessful, owing to the caused h;ntse
laboye-the low ground. its liability to -
annual submergence. and The conseouen
Isnnheallhiness Of the place. 1.-THE effort
ofthe company. who own the town bio,
70 counteract these disadvantages, are sue
cessfnl, Cairo will soon be a formidabl
/.