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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
i; sass.z CANAL "H''s''" aGi:; .arss
ARRIVE d.

ARRIVED.
Oct. ls-kanawha, Jents-Old Virginia. Tay
lor-Jack Downing, Mutrll-Jno Randolph,
C,ump ck,r-W Vim. l.. Lane sicr. Harrington.
Oct. l9-Abnedon, Dulan-Jos. G.. Cab,ll.
Dou shty-J Josephine, Oibeispn--Davy Crockett,
Pr highlander, Loekc,-Columbn, llanlng
,on--Buchauan, Peters-Exreriment, Goodwin
Flying Lucy. Station.
Oct. 2o-Lynehbufg, F'elds-P'oncer, Pellet
Clayton * Burton, Ash.
CLEARED.
Oct. l5-Lady oithe Lake. O'Conuor-Unon,
Jenks-Jamcs Madison. Peieis-Fmmcr, Couch
Oct. l6-Gcnl. HARRISON. Clnke.
Oct. l9-Tennossce, Bail,-Wm. l., Lancaster,
Harrington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

o. Nj, Redfed, cashier Of the Commerce..
Bank, in New York, which recently closed its
doors, is deaulter TO the amount Of $50, COO one
hall OF which will be made out Of his securities. The
journal OF Commerce says, no man would have been
less suspected ofslandng in such position than
MI X. Stock gambling is the alleged cause
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

% WIN. NJ BurweII and Joseph Wilson, Esqrs,
were appointed delegates to the Chrstiansburg Com
ven'ion by the meeting held at Liberty, and DR.
Daniel Tompkins by The meeting held at the Mead
ows-and their names inadvertently omitted in the
copies OF the proceedings fun shed Tor publication
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

~ Mayor Jack Downing, like the Vicar Of
Bray SCI ms determined to puck to the palace, no
mater who is king HIS letter to-day processes To
give the Presidents notions about unconstitutional
currency" The Maj n is less happy than he was
wont TO be in his arguments and illustrations. We
fear, that, Ike his distinguished f'iend, he has got
hold Of wrong chart and bad 'cumpuss."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

o. We learn, from tie Lexington Gazette. that
the case Of the Commonwealth VS.. CIV atkins is con
inued To tho next term of the Superior Court of
Rockingham county, in cons quence oflhc absence
oil an important witness for the Commonwealth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

o. Among the recent deaths at Vokburg tMis
slss pl) we regret TO observe the name of Col
Richard q. Davenport formerly of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

O. The Appomattox Bulle in, the publication
Of which was recently commenced in Farmvile,
has been removed TO Petersburg, where it is
hereafter to be published daily aud semi weekly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
SEVEN MORE PIANO roRTEs

JUST RECEIJ Ed BY T.. i. NASH
DY the schooner Juliet, | have received seven
ID more Piano Foncs, winch, added 10 The twelve
lately unpack d, make N, stock ycl, tdrRe aud COM
Tteie. have beautiful variety Of patterns, vail :
~ p,ce from Two hundred aud scvrnly five TO SIX
bundled dollars, all oil winch viii be sold subject 10
be returned II not really good, aud with 80 uncum.
no. " large stock Upwards OF thtly INST, nmcns)
/ tann,t all 10 please those who my be m want III
the artlcls. NO one steps III the dark. or runs any
risk IN purchasing Piano Forte from Tho subscfI-
ber ~ n. ~ wh.ug that purchasers should Withhold
payment until they are fully tred.
j.. L. NASH, Petersburg.
Oct. Il I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

o. We understand that Captain Tyler has re-
ally the vanity to think and The indelicacy to say,
that he elected Gen. Harrison.--and not Gen. lal
rison him ! Alter that prepared FOR any
thing Why, captain, your name DID not carr, one
Electoral vote in the Union. We viii say II
lost Gen Harrison an Elect oral vote. The probabl-
inv is that it did not but il il did not, only be
cause not one in athousand of the voters cared a
fig Tor either oil the Vice Presidential candidates,
who we're scarcely ever named or thought OF. The
contest was between HARRISON aud Van Buren,. 1y-
Ter aud johnson were mere "crcumstances"-thlngs
necessary. but nevertheless OF no particular conse-
quence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
VEN FILL GOODS.

w F. are RECEIVING large Stock OF Fail aud Wn
w ter GOODS, aud lilo pubc a,e p',ucUifty
invited Ia cali aud examine assorinrtni.
We invite the ,dlenileu OF III. Lt,iies, IL oui
Sock oil r II y n q - % ID y m'ich
~ lugcl ihan usu i, and III ptices tat e@unol tai
Ia please.
the FARMERS AND PLANTERS ate
requested 10 examine our SIock III Nooiirns. Bl'n-
kes, Colton Oznabuigs, &c., &c, bHare rnIcha-
sing, determined To sell, aud mili make II
10 then interest 10 give ~ Il call
Those bu,lng to sell agaln, Will fad general
assortment al u small aJ.aa,. on Nnrrlein pi,sc,.
DAVIS q BRO HERS.
o.. 81 Jw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

a. Gov. Gimer is out with an Addr IS to the
People OF his Disuict--~h ch is principally confined
the vndlcaion of his consistency and 10 ''defn'ng
his postion"-a very difficult thing 10 do, by the
way. any time within The last three years. Turn
coats are generally thus employed. One who chan
gesnut under the necessity OF wiring book
to prove the fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
.sts uHa >pismd,d .Hai.os "iiy
Furniture,
At Al e. ITO N,

nF the yctv alcs, Northern Modes and FASH
~ ions. will sell, on "Wednesday. the ID u
Nnvrmber II lair, # mi ithe fair 1t ". tho lar
ucsi aud best assortment Of FER.S'gGtx /,
opened ~ tins mtrkrt, without any exception.
consisting in p,ft of the following a,lIcles:
SIdcboards variety oi patterns, with aud wtihon'
Marble Tips.
Natdtohts, some ot wy superior qntliiN,
Dressing Bureaus, with and "uhou Nafbe Iops,
Dining Tables, IN sets aud pairs with Leaves,
Soas ri the best quality and huest hn'sii.
taid Tables. fashIo nablc 1rrlc,
Mahogan, Bcdsieads,
Common Wood Bcdseads,
Wash Stands, with aud without Marble tops,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
Plrr Tables. with splendid Pier Glasses attache !.
Pier Tables without ID
Dressing Tables,
Maho elnny Chars,
l. dies orb Stands and Camille S'anls.
In Addition To the above,
w N n o. AZ 4 J. w ). l. l.
VIII "her vt,y hnge assortment &c me Seat an"
" indsor Chans. ui the best make aud linish.
q F-.Ihc above woik has been al nInuiictutcd
by my sell, under my superintendent, audi 'at
recommend It with |. uhicucc to those wishing l.
purchase. a. WINS ION.
Sale 10 be conducted by Messts. PNyns Iur
nrr. AuctlOnCVfs.
OeloI ,3N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
and desirable property,
Land, SC. For SAFE,

/ INTENDING to move 10 the county OF ltince
/ Edward, will, oni tic 9Th OF the pleseut month,
olioi loi sale my Iraetb LAND III Amhe,st touu-
", miles lram l., nehhuIg, on the LynehbuIg and
B0iiaoe Springs Turnpike, containing 800 aces.
The LAND swell improved, aud IN one III the
bes, ny,ehbou,hoods ~ VngmIa. Also, Al The SAME
tune. | will oiIrr Ion sale my Cum. oals fodde',
&c.. made on The place. A cop ol " heat Will be
sowed. TENS made known on the day oi sale,
L.. l.. DAWSON.
oct. 81 'Jio
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New Cloths, CassinIcrcs, &c.
BURTON d ROBES

AVE Just received at thelr Old stand very
i Il handsome assortment Of CioUts, Cashmere,
pcsttags, &c, which they disposed to sell very
july o. tsh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

Next year, The Georgia Wings viii do better.
PENNSYLVANIA 80 counties, and Inclu
ding the city of Philadelphia, the majority of d.
+. Porter Uoco) over john Banks tWhg) for Go
vernon is 10 e03. Fourteen counties to be heard
from, vi lch will increase this majority The Lo-
cos will have a majority IN the Legslature.-Joseph
r. lneersull wv. succeeds Mr.. Sergeant in Con
,ress, from the CRY Of Philadelphia, by njority Of
upwards Of 1000
NEW JERSEN-ruc blue While the
Wings in other States by their discussions and Their
apathy are oyerlh,own and routed, we rtJoce TO
see The Jersey Blues maintaining the integrity Il
their Great Seal" which last year they SO sgna'iy
vindicaled. The following is the result OF the C
lection Tor members of the Legislature, upon which
viii devolve the duty Of elcctirg the Governor ard
other EAecu Office $:
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TO THE GENTLEMEN:
w.. F.. e. ~ r. r. " Il,

OF New YoRK CITY,
DEGS leave 10 inform the 1iitz us of Lynchbnrg
- aud vicinity that he has returned from New
York, aud Is prepare to resume his business.
lie has also brought "nh h m selecl qnanIuy al
Music, by the most popular e,r,iposet aud fine
supply of the best Piano Sriugs, which i'll be user
ted, nom one TO a iull set, on the most teasonah
trts. Pianos tuned usual and auy Icpai,
done To thai instrument upon The shortest notice, and
most approved method.
Sapch Der lG isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

~ See another column for details of The acq,attat
Of Mcleod. lie passed through Albany on Friday
last, on his way Boston, to take pa sage the mex
day board The steamer Acadia foi England.
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.iIGYIO.V N.lkE or
VAU BILE IL \ l. Il n L T.

saGN AAO.S SsSAE VIZ
Va 4 BILE REAL n \ Il u.
DN NlKl UE ola Deed OF Trust, executed :"
- me b, John Thurman and Elztbc h his wife lni
CERTAIN purposes therein expressed, winch deed bears
oac the ooh April. lsil, and IS duly III record ~
the clerks uhce OF the Hastings Count oi L,hch-
burg, shall sell AT public auction, Ia ln hest
bidder on Thursday, the 18Th Noyc"br' newt, mat
Truly
Valuable and desirable property,
Al pi,s he sloeuoc Of lie satd ! human, con
tanning fourth oi IN acre ui Ground ",lh god
Dwelling House. Smoke lIousr, a large AMI .oin-
modous Stable, y Will 81 first rate atet, aud all
% her couvcnen,os necessary Ion Il aud, i's,ttn,t.
This Properly ~ well known that iutthcI de-
= ription OF 1t Is decmrd unnecessary,
NATHAN SCIlDOBFlEID.
TERMS liberal, ani made known "a The Il oi
sale. N =,
Oct. Il tl5N II
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER will otIer Tor SALE ON the
l. 9 Monday IN November. at Amherst Con,s
House, thai being count day. his estate in the
~ OF Amherst. II is distant from tie IT
New Glasgow, two miles: 5 from the Count House.
aud ten from James River. II cortans abaut
1900 .ICreS,
so of which are cleared IL in good tieaf two thirds
wen set IN Clover and the ~hole in IA high state at
improvement. The W GOD l. md IS heartily linber-
ed aud large pott,on fine foba, CO land. the
crop IN de last y5ar, 600 bbls. Corn. thirty
thousand fbs. OF fnbacco large crop OF Oais, de-
lotte o. 3 or 20 hands, can be employed on his
est'to which is considered of the pr.dufivn
IN the County. There 10 Il small, but new and Ycty
contoit able House on The premises, good Il I'm.
Stables, Tobacco houses, &c. Any person " shlns
fine estate, ina ealIhy region. will find !, IN i,s
interest 10 examine this. TERN S--lloe,af and
made known on the day OF SALE.
Ed A CAGEIL
o. The Richmond Wing will COP, MI LAY Il
Sale.
NV GLASGOW. Oct. ls ,,5x;f
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N q e. Il
WI be soId TO the highest bidder, the
w 3Ulh day OF November next, on the premises,
Tract Of Land, lying IN The count. OF Floyd,
on Greasy Creek, On Tie road leading from Floyd
Comhouset Wyihe Courthouse, about 10 miles
west oi he former, Containing
3 z d "A T. IL Il =
part OF the same beng formerly owned by J. d.
Clay. The SAID Land IS partially improved, and l.
susceptible being made one OF tie most valuable
Stock Farms IN the county, having on II 1T least
200 acres OF first rate Meadow Land.
TENS Of the sale will be oue-hnd cash-ihe
balance IN Two equal payments. satisfactorily secu-
red. The above sale viii certainly take place on
that day. not Oh the text lar day.
WI. II TATE.
Oct 81 va
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] l,ly Is
NEW FALL AND WHITE Il
RlRX' .OORsN.

JAMES a. sTIGLE Err,
AT The Store formerly occupied by I. y ".
Dudtey
: S NOW opening Il large anl well selected stoe ~
of FORElGN AND BONES lie DRY
GOODS. nhch have been puIchas d with r,eat
Northern Cues, and al prices winch he feels oonii-
dent will enable him TO sell az 10" as the same
Goods be bought IN tins OF any other market IN
Virginia. He solicIts an oxam,nat,@n OF his stock
by all who want GOOD aud CHEAP Goops. Jhe FOL
loving articles compose pan OF his stock.
Wool dyed black aud blue west OF England Cloths
Fancy coored do do do
Blue black, invisible grecn aud brown Asphau do
Move diamond AID PLAIN Beaver Cloths
Fancy cold and blk Cashmere, large supply and
cheap
Cadet blue and brown Kentucky Janes
Fine aud common Salinells all prices
Menno, Nalenlia aud Ssansdown Veslings
Cured and PLAIN > Tx aud Satin do
RIcn figured Chine Silks, lates, sl,lts
Col,red aud blk, plain Mouslln de LANES, all wool
Rich ig'd, cold and blk, giornd do do
Plan aud figured Saxonys very cheap
French, German aud Eng sh Mc,nos
Black aud blue Llack Bombaz nc, good qualify
Sup nor A and 4 black aud nc black Silks
Bluc. plok aud Wine Gro &e Nap
C., ine aud PLAID Ribbons new style
Supet ~ 2loche Shawls genuine article
I"'alion, Merino and PLAID do
plaid S Tx ant. Ms,Ino llandkcrch,cfs
r,pe bode,ed ano hens Linen Cam brc do
Black and colored SiIh add kid Gloves
Figured ana PLAIN twisted GIN MUS
BiDbcd aud PLAIN ingram Silk lose
Moravian, Mcrnp aud Mohair do very fine
Florence BRAID, Cyprus, Silk and Nuns Bonntts,
latest fashion
Velvel Flowers, Wrealhs and Sprig,
Chine and PLAID Silk aud Mermo Scarfs
Whue, red, green, yellow and spotted Flannols
Wofsled Plads Tor childten, very cheap
Il aphyr worsted Qor msrkng) all colors
Needle Patterns, great variety
White, mixed aud black k0nt < Yarn
Round and Il II Silk and Cotton Corset Laccs
Shell aud Brazilian, Tuck and Side Combs
Misses and Boys Lambs Wool Gloves and Hose
Italian Sllk and figured Satin Cravais
Lad coorcd Serge and pla d SIX. do
Boubazne, Satin and Merlno Stocks
Silk, KID, and Wooden Gloves 10, gentlemen
Stitched aud PLAN Iii en- Shni CoIIaIs
Ready made V esrs and PaDtaioons
Block and dflb Flushings, Ion Over Goats
Superior gum el ,stIc, SAX and Common Suspen.
dcfs
. Sdk, Scotch, CHAM and Cotton I'm.
breas
lrlsh Linens and long Lawns, from common to yery
fac
French, Engisl, and American Prints, from G.! cts.
Plan aud PLAID linscys, from I21 cents up
Seal skin, Cloth and Fur Caps
Heavy Glenrock James and lulled Linseys
Rose. Whitney aud Common Blankets
Cotton Drills and Oznaburss, No. /, o and 3
Brown and Bleachcd Domcsics, very laig" supply
ALSO, a SMALL LOT or
HNl'N " WI.e amt CNllerV,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

To the exuI'ing and the responding we i'd
dress the following article, recommended alike by
lis ruth and beauty. 1t may dampen the JOY of the
former and iuluse hope into the latter class. The
battle always to the strong, nor the race 10 the
swC
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LOTTERY osEECE.

LOTTERY oEFfCEs
WIN ~. SUTTON ass.saz
HAVING t4k,n IN Office three doors above tbs
4 j Franklin Hotel, Tor the sale OF LOTTERY
TICKETS, off rs to aayentures the following
Schemes:
ylRGtNIA MoNoNGALiA LOTTERY. Glass
~. tn he drawn on Friday 22d. at Rlchuond.
and result received here OPP the 25h
Capital Prize, $4,000
l Of 5000 5000 ii 1911 500 20 Of BOO
Extraordinarily Of 125-l25 Of l20
70 Nos drawo Ballots 12.
Tickets si-Snsres ID prof5iiion
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA EXTRA o5 10
lie drawn al Alcxandria L. e. on Saturday 23i.
aud result received here the 81 h.
Grand ~na BriifiGss scheme!
More Prizes than Blanks
Capitals $4,000 1905 -
$4,000 .!!-1O,OOO! ~!
mirc OF oO0-7 900 .0o0-5 00O-4000-
. SUD oi . 00o-5 Of l,75U-lo Of SUD
25U- so 4 ,oo050 OF 500 - SO Of 400
100 OF 3o0-i0o of 250-i70 OF 900 &c.
7s Nos I6 drawn ballo,s.l!
Tickets 500, halves SO quarters IS, lights 50.
LIT. 81, OF 81 drawn number en''t.ed to S25.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY. CAD
n, AZ, to be drawn a, Richmond, on Monday
% h, and drawings received here the 27tn.
capital $4,000.
80 p',zcs OF / 0c0-t OF 3 000-2 ,500-l606
1000 oil J00- 80 81 20O-50 vi 100
65 81 100, &C., 81.
- Nos. IL drawn ballots.
T,tkes So; Shar 5 in proportion.
VIRGINIA WEL.LSBURG LOTTERY. Clasy
AZ 10 b. drawp Petcrsbu z, on w erim sd y
% h day oil Oct. and result recci'ed III ti,ts
Ofice, 30l.
I,zr oi 10 000-l ol 10 000-l Of lOf00-
/ III 5OO-l 42t ~ III o00-l0 o 800
- 50 al zoo 2i9 Il 900
20 Nos. II drawn halluir.
VltkeIs ST. Shares 10 proportion;
W. A.. ST fTUN.
II your wheat crops were injured b, tls vet
sprlne tobacco by an'eary itost, Older tl,h
aud ,rpilr your losses.
1t INN buy who has never bought heinf",
And he WHO has bought, now buy III mate.
W. NJ. So rION.
Drawn Nos, IN Virginia Monongaia
LOTTERY, Class A.
20 .! 8 lG ls 90 % Go 10 81 20 60 05.
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DO.y'7' BUY YsDJ
LOOK.

Lsrge supply 0f Fan and Winter
GOODS.
ROBES 81 BURTON,
A RE now receiving AT their Whole sale ~
~ retail store, Bank square, an Um~
usually large and desirable stock o.
rail- .I.v'D ubETTER GOODS, IL
which they respectfully nvue the All, MINI oil all
who are N "anl OF eood Gooois, ~ iow prizes.
n. b Country Merchants will fad onr a,so,rmen,
general, aud .ur prices low rs my uher house
IN hIs marker.
We earnestly invite them TO favor us Wit cal.
as ou storh beng rery large lhe mo d.spo-
scd to Wholesale, al very low prices
ROBES & BURTON.
Sept. &c ,sT
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II % y r.
I'm THE l7u OF October, between here and
~ bowling Spring Tavern, MEMORANDUM
BOOK, made Of wining paptf, scw,d cohtsely 10
gelher. 1t contains memorandum OF collccnons
A-ade Tor The National lntelligenccr. Riclm"nd
Wing, Richmond Enquirer, &c.
The f1dcr shall be literally rewarded # lie will
leave II at Mr.. MoifIss' l.otrl, that | gel II
again. WIN. GOULDIN.
Oct. 81 Il
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Tie PWCKCf FEOWfS.
rlNHE Packet Boats JOS. {. GABELL, Capt.
Hunllty, aud JOHN MARSHALL, Capt.
Hull viii leave this place, alternately, on Mondays,
"Wednesday and Fridays. at71 O'Clock A. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND * Go
July Is tsli
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STATE ELECTIONS.

GEORGIA.--ln ga oourtles, the vote ior Cover
nor stands thus: For Mcdonald (Loco) "a 6l3
ior Dawson (Wlig) l957-n1aJority 26'6 Eight
coualies to be head from, which will probably add
1000 to this ma oflty.
In the Stale Legislature pa,'ies, il is supposed
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x 1, A ID II III s!

x Il A ID Il $!
DElNG tnlled on, some two ihlee "ceks sin o.
ID by J. Dooey, Esq. to write adve,ti~e,uent
Tor hum, relative 10 Pocket j Iok stolen, made a
II isiakr IN the date, Iavng II the 10 h ul Seri"m-
Der, when II should hav. been Saturday me llth.
ON which d,y The Pocket Book stolen, AMI in
Justice 10 Nh. J. Dooey am complied correct
the orfoI BY pubicalior.
CALVIN THOMPSON.
October II 1t II
EsLA NksS
For safe al fEfS OMCC.
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Miss ScOSl, from .Nclb York,
Advantageous.
WE subscr bees have Just received their Eait
L supply Of staple ana Fancy
- IL u a. - % DS,
groceries, Hats, Cops, Sc,

Which Is 10th large and desirable. Those wishing
purchase wall be e..Ged by calling On us bri"re
dong SOS GooIs m.re bong / chrap and
Will be sold at extreme small pr, f-. Tor ca-h, OF Ia
good customers. HUNT a WARD.
OF. 81 Is
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T. u u " ID

70 u " ID.
A LARGE Cameo Breast Pm, which the loser
"A can obta'i, by identifying H. aud paying tor
thus advertisement. Apply at this office.
Oci. p II
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HNIN Ware amt cutlery,
Together with many desirable arlIcles not emu
meidted; all Of wh lc will be sold low Tor cash. The
sub,cibel's assortment is LARGE and COM
PIE TIE, aud hr lllers himself he will b. able 10
s,IIs, all VIII, may favor him with "A cali
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Oct. 81 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

II your wheat crops we're Injured b, tllr vet
sprne, tobacco 10y an'early trust, Older nth
aud ,rpiir your losses.
Ii INN buy who has never bought btior",
And he WHO ha- bought, now buy III maie.
". NJ. So fION.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-21

DrArH.-Richard Harrison, Esq. latesAuditor o the Treasury, died at Washington inc 10th inst ir the ninety year of his age. We learn from the National Intelligencer that he acted Consul al Cadz, in Spaiu for the space of five years during the Revolution and contributed greatly in promoting the cause of his country by his personal services, the ad vance ohis private funds and by his credit there the most critical uncle of our struggle for ndepen- dence. At the organization of the government under the constitution, he received the appointment of Au dtor of the Treasury of the United States from our first President, General Washington, "who sought him to fill the office, when he did not himself seek the ofce," the duties of which he discharged for forty five years, with great ability and integrity his part and in manner highly useful to his country.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-21
EQUAL RIGHTS.

CosaREss.--In the Senate on the llth, after the morning hour, the debate the Webster correspon- dence was resumed Mir. Choate, the successor of
 Mir. Webster, spoke long and eloquenty in defence of the Secretary. His argument that the act of the burning of the Caroline was an act of war, and that the responsibility of the individual was merged
 in that of the nation.
 Mir. Calhoun, says correspondent of the Chas
 Mercury, replied briefly to Mir. Choate and Mr. Rves, but the conclusiyeness of his reasoning was most apparent. He denied the doctrine that there individual responsibility in time of war (which the strength of the argument on the op- poste side) and nstanced the case of the detected spy. Does not the invader of an enemy's country become responsible with life and limb for his act But admitting all that the opposite side claimed Me Leod was still prisong ef icar, and the British Go- vernment had no right to demand his release.
 Mr. Huntington followed Mir. Calhoun. in reply to Mir. Buchanan's remarks of yesterday. When he had concluded, Mir. Preston rose, and (there being no ladies in the gallery) moveda adjournment which was carried.
 ! In the House the subject of abolition was on the tapis, and Mir. Wise in the midst of a most power- ful and animated speech was suddenly observed to falter, and fall nts his chair. He was led from the Hall into the Speakers room, and after some tune was sufficiently recovered to be taken to his lodg- ings. The subject was postponed until tomorrow and the House proceeded to elect a printer. Mr. Watterson, democratic member, offered resou- lion (which was strenuously supported by the whigs It the last election for printer separate the public printing from the political press. Thus was voted town, nearly every whig in the House voted against t. Messrs. Gales and Seaton were then elected, md the House adjourned.
 In the Senate on the I2th MT. Clay of Kentucky, alled up the following resolution.
 Resolved, That when the Senate adjourn during he present session, leaving subject under discussion md undecided the consideration of the subject shall e resumed at the next meeting of the Senate, lately af@ te journal IS read, aud petitions and 'orts receued, without waiting for the usual hour of me o'clock. sr9 MI, rfFe Mr. Benton opposed the resolution oh the ground hat 1t would cut of nearly the entire business of the morning hour. It would cut of all opportunities of