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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
BOARDING SCHOOL.-Irving Ipsfi-

- tu,e-An English and Classical Boarding School tor
Young Genteuea Tar-yto~n, New York. No day scho-
lars received }-WM ?. LYON A. VI. and CH,s. IL. Lyon
4. IL, Principals
Circulars containing rernces catalogue OF patrons,
all desirable Information, may be bad application al the
Institution at the bookstores OF W. A. Csan S Broad
way; r. lockwood, Ill Broadway; X. & :. Raynor 10
Rowery; T. J. Crow en-, SsS Broadway.
N B.-winer Session opens the lst November. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

DEW in Ascension Church for sale
4 Pew No. l8 the ground foor in the pod5 " ,t te
Church. Apply al No. Is South stree! !es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

be lowering around her with hs sable WINGS aud mai
". after short Illness under the racLinp pains of
bilious renrlsy, should have cut her o The thought
Is ioo affecting 10 dwell upon-wc will .ase il fr
these who have been lnvoled in similar fate IN sympa
TIE with and appreciate the aulcrings OF bereayed lam
'ly.-foreycr gone'
death lies ON her now, like an untine, frn,t
tpon the sweetest Hover uf all the field
YET amid thcscveresi pangs of woe. wehave n sulacc
aspneeo consolation beam OF light which dillusrs lis
genial rass which should 90 far very far To
alleviate our suierings.-Wc have ever, assurance
'hai What Is our loss Is IN truth her gam. After par
ting embrace from her family, and promise lrom them
that they would meet her heaven. she caml, sunk
10 rest. shouting the praises Of Jehovah and on the
wings oi hop" her spirit departed hume SCARED to re-
ptons brighter calm, pune and srrcu,-wilh the pleas
inc confidence of these she has c Lrhind that she has
eune IL another and abetter wordo eternal rest at the
throne ot God.
"EaY. bright, transient, elasr morning dew
SHE srarklcd, was eNhalcd, and went 10 heaven
-, on Sunday evening the 31th ult Josrru BrN-
J,MiN. son of Joseph and Martha Ilowerlen of Camp
bell county, Va. aged Two months and twenty days
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Stssls1J AIRY.

She has gone Yes, forever gone The mighty
King o'rcrros has laid his ruthless hands nhcroyc
~ lbs and has blasiod herbca with hlsicy touch
Too truly has she gone SARAH TEMpERANcE jon
ptN. 10 whose memory these few lines are dedicated,
the delight. The hope the talrest flower of her family,
the faces OF all her numerous tram Of associates with
the light OF her bcanng virtues and in her turn to bask
in tie sunshine Of their smcs--Bul she has gone, and
left kind and udugent father, doating and bereayed
mother her brothers and sisters bound to her by the fond
ties Of affection, involved in the bitterness OF giet at
her untimeIy, unexpected death In her seventeenth
ycar.-havng just returned home from school, with all
the graccs of youo. obeauy and Of amiabo disposition
ad9rn and bauliy her and TO these all the
embellishments OF learning to expand and enrich her
mr,l-taA,ifcd ta and beloved hy all who knew her :
IT,. lit,r.H' Il, t.@ shan w,,Se death Should
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

g. lisa fact deserving especial attention. that in
the year l1o5, athe frs Of Congress after the
Deeds oi Cc,on executed an ordinance was pass
ed for distribution of the proceeds Of the sales of
the Public Lands among the States This (says the
W hg) was cotempamneous construction of those
deeds. and was emphatic declaration that Congress
held the Lands in the capacity of trustee for the States
The subsequent adoption Of the Constitution did not ar
feet the rights Of the States in the lrast-r the RIGHTS
OF the States IN this particular expressly protested
by the constitution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11
ron THE vIRGINfAN.
Franklin CmofY. .Na'ch 30M. 1872.
TO THE VOTERS OF FRANKLIN

To HE NU1 LIS OF T KNNkTIN.
y correspondent Of the lynelburg Nirginian Of the
2ilh inst has been pleased 10 PROFOUND questions
to myself amongst others, who are candidates for your
sulragcs at the ensuing election. In compliance with
duty which every candidate to those whom he
seeks 10 represent, take early opportunity Of an
swering thequcrcs alluded to- and hope that all others
may do so with equal pronptneSs and candor.
In relation to the first question. uuhcsatingV saw
that am in favor Of Irginians rccciv" her pronor
tion of the Land fund, ACCORDING to the late ac Of Con
gress, relate" % thai subject mi. if elected. will
vote II lis reception, Tor such measures as may lead
TO that r,sult.
In answer to the second and last question, have to
say, that look upon the General Ticket system for the
election Of members Of Congress as announcement and
unjust and fruitful source Of corruplion and am
therefore opposed to it, and if elected will against
it under all circumstances. SANL. HALE.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

"ri'f h command lor hs trends alms. an, offices he
llalses! This. gentlemen may do without torftiiinr
'he public honour then party connexions ANYTHING
but that astoia all things which should be forieed-ihc
perfect. the unduu5ng confidence of those with whom
yoa act In your high, sincere crvid fidelity to your
friends and your cause
A9ans, Mr.. SIacum, can hear Of no legitimate
asts ior remova-nene eNcepa possibility of his hay
'ng Teen injured by The iaei that nephew Of his-Mr
ay-inadc certain scandalous commucica ions in ouis
Niie Is 10 the Secretary Of STATE. Mr. Slarum is oro
na4 OF Alexandria; aud oil course Wen known herc-
understand that his character is excellent The nr
ice Is an important one-prohably worth about 5000
pcraauln"
o. Since the foregoing was III type, We learn that
on the 9th inst the President message to the sen
ate Withdrawing the nomination Of Mr.. Powell as Con
sui At Rio Janco; bat the Senate, having confirmed the
appointment, decided that too late 10 do So AIR
Powell. however, very prudently declined the appoint
Office is now vacant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

Cotton il. bldia.-Jnsty aIrchcuSiy, # tie effect
upon public opinion in the South of the recent stale
mens in reference 10 the rapid increase Of the amount
Of cotton grown in the Fast Indies cl1rl is now ma
king TO show that, owing disadvantages of soil aud
climate be cultivated in sufficient quantities
to drive the American cotton from the English market
And this merely speculative belief = founded as it is on
the failure Of single crop which may occur here As well
as there,is to be used as argument 10 influence our
commercial p,licy towards Great Eritain who has
shawn, by her energetic efforts Ia produce cotton orhc
s,sst i she docs mel tui,. L.. il ,r lie because Ma
fut Hro,rn msiam0aitalc ihysicd Obstacles IN hs,
path. and not because she does not desire Tie accom-
plsment IF that object. But. is it true that the AMER
car cotton planter has nothing dread from East India
competition? Let the following extract ia letter from
one of the American cutyafcrs who went To nda from
the interior of Georgia (Which find in the Savannah
Republican. answer the question. His letter is dated
October lsil-and after admitting the partial failure
of his first attempt, he says: Blu, am perfectly salts
flied that cotton will grow here as well as any other
country, and be made at much less cost can hire
five men here for what would be paid in Georgia for
40 years old boy, and as H,aag day hoiers as rant
"a fire cents dag, aad find themselves, and only
''costs 81 % acre 80 YOU it dues not require
'much means TO hire whole village, with all lis lands
''and inhabitants. have made arrangements 10 90 into
''t largely next year
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

o.. In the New York Legislature, ON the 3lst ult.
the controversy between New York and Virginia for
short period under discussion. ON an enquiry of Mr..
Dickinson to the probable action of the committee to
which ii had been referred. Mr.. Strong, the chairman
of the committee. said. they only waiting obtain
authentic information Of the full extent Of the late dcci-
sion oitle Supreme Court, when they would report
in ayer of repeal cl the obnoxious jury law
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

Speeie andnon-poris pogiag Bmhs-We have been
struck with the fact that in New York. the notes of the
Banks of several Of the States which are paying specie
1t as great rates fills arc Those Of States
which do not pay specie For example, Ohio notes are
Gu ted at T. per cent. discount, Michigan at s. Penn
sylyaaia at to 20. Maryland at 3! to I, New jersey
at 10 8. Georgia at ) TO 20, South Carolina at = to 8
and in,iana at II, Gall specie paying Banks ;)-whlc
the non paying specie Banks of Virginia are quoted at
Q, Of Tennessee AT L. of Kentucky at % to r. Of
North Carolina 6, Of Alabama at Ii TO Il of Lousi
ana AT Toto - Sc, &C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

o. Read the letters from WasInuton unyeilpp some
I'll p"rpcirated under the
Van b"f'n Administration. They show the character
OF some d those "ert'dofdno.y' appropriations which
S"eed the public expenditures to sum yond all for
mef precedent and which have saddlcd the country with
new National Debt. Will thc people consent to re-
store 10 power tie party hy which these inquies were
pcrpeiated?
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Groceries nj auction,

Groceries nj auction.
WILL, SCI. LON Tnestay the l2tl, inst. in front
4 oil my store. commencing nj | | o'clock,
. hhds prime \. q. sugar
! = Porto Rico do
~ bags Green Coffee
~ haNos 'lNllnw Candles
ID =" Bunch Rlsns,
10 barrels prime Moas4,s.
10 Rum,
, - Old Whiskcy.
10 hoxes soap
~ reams Plain and Ruled Cap Paper,
~ do do do Letter do
81 do Wrapping Paper. Sc. &c. Sc.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.
have IN store superior lot of SHEET POTl
TOE PL.hN1LNf,S
Will be added to the above sale
: new two horse Wagons {. PHELPS.
April u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

o. The 'Rcpa5can' drinks we took a bold step
when we said that the Pubic Lands belong to the
States. Yet, il he will l7al Lack to tie rrseeedags Of
the Virginia Legislature IL $50, he will discover that
that very proposition was mnly affirmed by the ,2,a,
mous vote OF the House d = o.atp, Wing AMI Loco
Foca, Is ii any boldcr NV llan it Was thcn-auy
holder IN us than was in the Loco Foco ncuheIsuf the
Virginia Legislature ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

O.. Considerable excitement has Lecn exhibited in
Harris county. occasionod by the refusal of the last
Legislature tolnahc apporiionmcnt Of representa-
ton IN the state legislature or To take tho sense Of the
P"pleas 10 tine eNpcdeney Of calling State Conv,u-
tlan fur the purpose olnysng the Constitution Alta
meetaein that cJunty,a ies days ago. they resolved
thu further discussion iii eur Eastern brethren is I'm
Necessary ana we declare ctr unatcrabe determination
procure representation in the Lcgislaure according
10 the white population Of the State The meeting
also recommend HAT ''thc ~" west of the Blue Ridge
shall % 10 The polls al The ensuing ,, II, in their "S
rclFe counties and command the shcrilfs and e5n3mis
soIssnfarncndna the saae foopcA poll for aconycn-
t'onbased upon the free Whit, population, and ccoiret the
votes o tie people fr aud AGAINST that measure this
beng the only remedy, lhoy say, now left Them. Ly
winch they can cntorce their political rights We con
less W eann]t Src any potency in Ibis remedy It viii
only INFORM us. what We know already that the Yves.
terra people all dos such change in our State instiiu
lions hut how Will ii effect that change? Il is nani
test that This Is To become question Of absorbing
interest IN this State. feeling of bitterness between the
fas'onand W CstCnmenbers ofthe legislature freont-
broke out during the last session. and wa5ore intense
and violent than have ever before known il To IT, Is
il mi time that the Eastern people beginning To
discuss the question?
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fr5. TEMPERANCE MEETING Il

Temperance Society will be hcld THIS FAENING,
At the Second Presbyterian Church, at o'clock p. NJ
NoPosiPoncnont on account Of weather.
JAMES FRE]N ELL. President.
GEonGF b. TurEM4N Secretary
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VIEW. SE'RE.y'G GOODS.

At HIS OLD STAND,
) receiving general assortment Of NEW SPRING
Il AND SUMNER GOODS, recently purchased N
the Northern cities, which he SOLDERING aextremely how
prices. Such bargains be had of him for cash. as
will be sure to give entire satisfaction in these hard
times He is anxious therefore to have opportunity
Of showing his stock se wanting Goods, and totdi
ally invites all 10 give him call
His Hat and *Ei0e establishment
is well supplied with the various articles adapted to the
season. belonging each line; and need 80 away
without being accommodated.
Aprll7 4@H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

15-Nhat has become Of Gov. PondeNtcr's Report
touching the secrets Of the New York Custom louise
Is itt'bssnpprcssod altogether by the Wing President
II only olD'.l after the April elections?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

O., \ Mr. Handy Of Philadelphia, formerly officer
III the |. s Bank, is now undergoing an investigation,
with closed DOORS before the Legislature of Pcnnsyva
MIA. relative toacged corruption in procuring charter
for that bank some years ago and in which 100000 of
that institution said 10 have been coruptly used
Mr.. Handy, when first carried before the LEGISLATURE
refused to testify the ground that he could not do 50
without eliminating himself But noHe jroseott hay
ing been entered to protect him from tie cons ucnccs
of his statements, he is now making tie developments
Curiosity is Of course on tptoc 10 ascertain what state
mcnts he may make
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

hisa + Palion.--Res5uton have been adopted
by the Loco foco Legislature Of AIano-n the S,natc
IL 10 II and in the House, Il to 4i-dccarng that
'the right opctition and the corresponding right to
respectful hearing, secured by the constitution and
that Therefore the rule Of the House. laying all Abolition
petitions on the table, is an infringement of this night
and ought to be abolished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11
ITEMS BY SATURDAYS MAIL.

Gen. Houston has ISSUED Proclamation, declaring
the ports 9 Mexico in n state Of blockade No further
news Of active operations; though arrival at New
Orleans brings information that Mexican force ofJlg
thousand men in readiness march upon Texns.
On the other hand, the Texans threaten 10 invade
Mexico.
Fhe L. =. Steam frigae Missouri. cot aground in
cendlng the Potomac river: and Lieut.. John r. Borden,
with boats crew Of s men, who were sent out IL aid
IN getting her or were drowned.
few returns have been received from the Connec-
tieui election. which show Loco Foco gain. They
boas that they have carried the State We shah
II 80, is ta Tyler victory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

O. We have received the LIST No. of The Noun
aincer,' Wing paper, published at Buchanan. by
Mcasrs. Iewccn & Smith II is handsomely printed.
and lis editorial address i. Wfilwti;fcn w W,l cur
vr,ns,# 4 -. ~ .,..rt-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

o. William w. Niche, Esq. lawyer of Eiano-
yer county, and man Of much wealth and respecta-
bllity, Was found murdered near his dwelling, on
Tie 18th inst. On The preceding Saturday he had at
tended muster at Slash Church. and late in the eve
ming started home, and is supposed he murdered
that night. il is thought the decd was perperacd by
some of his own negroes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

Torn Elections. IIenry NJ. Didlakc Esq has been
eec.ed Mayor of the this Corporation for the cnsu-
ing year; Capt. Anmon Hancock, Recorder and Capt
Pleasant Lalby. Senior ,Hic,man.
Smithson H. Davis, Esq. has been elected President
Of the Council.
On "Wednesday last. at meeting of tie Court Of
Hastings. John Wills Esq electe Commemorative
.Htorney Tor tins Corporation, vice Charles l.. Mosby
Esq. resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For The Eastern District Of Virginia.
ArrrL, llth 1872
DIN w. DUDLEY. the town of I.yuclburg,
- having filed petition, praying thai he may be de
cared bankrupt II sodered that all persons claim
ing 10 be creditors Of the said John w Dudley show
cause 10 tins court on the 2h day of May next, why
the SAID John w. Dudley be declared bankrupt
pursuant 10 the act Congress that behalf and tina,
copy Of this order b" puosed in the newspapers ac
"9rd'ng TO the 22d and 9th rules Of Court,
A Copy-Ieste.
JOSEPH +. BAl'rLEY, Dep. Cl'k.
April II WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

NJ The Of the Loco oco mcllegs # the Viz
gina Senate in refusing the Land money. la, been
decisively condemned bya !a4e public meeting Of the
citizens Of kanawla county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

The Southeastern hoa3ean never be- abandoned. 1t
=, even In the Easi ar example c d., aiaii1n Of Ir
Iollcman.) the 70, Tie fri aid G.y, rite mprt yemcutS
If TIE State. 1t on h,eds brighter li and t re- aus
speoS auspices to obtain lis cnisuun atl n IEr Del
tgal's and SeIal' rs 81 lie StutN, deserve tie Hanks
nl the people Tor tie energy with which he, messed It's
claims al hc last session >soihing Allied iileIr wishes
hut the state ollc Finances illur curse iftn the
Distribution question: lar from iniurug til, II road
has Won er II arpngtr ifelGs tN,rv " &c :d b. lnd
thcm II ii y hooks ui Sill. In di,ulce,tah.ss the
noble "aenlnnljN and H., lal courage " ia which
they adhered 10 lhcr prlr pie. have OLA rcd / then
Delegates. AMI ilWlr unWaseunn Senators fI.ter and
Me Anen) golden 'pinll4s.' IN the fasi Is eli ~
IN the " est II WAS t!er >rst course lp5 ir ut-
matey obtaining the c.rc. which Lcy d,s,rY,dly have
much at heart. IP E,oai,,r
The foregoing paragraph from the R'cnond Euquj-
rcr, Is htendcd for the Southwest, mar It. Hut that
paper has not yet dcgned tell us any tna of the
scheme which ntrmed the ether day Vas in Gem
hryo ior the construction Of the Southwestern Road
aud OF the 'specifc iud which WAS tol sci aIari FIR
that rarposa. Has not tie eco vet latc,d If net.
who is keeping it wanm And wiat specific fund"
did the Enquirer allude to?
II is true that Mr.. llalleaaa did speak very kindly
Of the Southwestern Il ad, alo ST. did Cen nayly. hut we
agree with Cul. Go,ds,n. WHO ted ,h,m. thai fe had
rather they should make Her inc speeches In Heir cen
slltucns. and give him their votes II the Southwest
*2aoPle wait unill tha ,omes pass. however. even
' Fighter times aud nero a,3icions o,epices'' they
will get teir Road a5 the time that the sly falls and
catches larks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

f3 1t is fact, which deserves to be noted that the
first Protcctire dirty ever imposed by our governments
was III favor Of Rmr Cren. tr the especial benefit Of
South Caroline" That duty is three cents per I"uud.
on an average. 40 per cet and it operates the
prohibition OF the foreign production irm our plrts-
Repeal 1t, and the Gotten Of Soa'h America and perhaps
Of India, would comfe'e with Tie home motuction in
our own markets Has not Congress as much ,ight to
protect Manufactured Is Raw Gotten? And should not
those who are clamor.ng against Protective Duties as
unconstitutional. show thef sincerity y moving the re-
peal Of this 3 cent duty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

o. The Enquirer compares to Sancho panza.
Is he Don Quxotc? If we proverbs freely he at
tachs wind mills with admirable chivalry
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

chimes Sc. aud consider the great sink OF capital
N Establishments Tor weaving the Silk, and shall
all me expense Of capital, The sangutne aniicipa-
lions OF thousands The enterprIsIng, patriotic,
generous and perseserIng spirit OF the capitalist,
IA trade and business in all lis bearings that Is
destined 10 be a source Of wealth IN a few years
to lhIs country be Frustrated at the feet OF France
or any other Nation. Party spirit ought not to have
n voice here Religious o. POiitical,-tle Qaes ton
is are we 10 encourage and protect our own IN
genui.y AMI industry, or suffer other nations 10
prey upon !, like rapacious BEASTS; we have seen
an instance of the dreadful results in England
aud our fate Is inevitably the same unless protec-
ted. Both England and France have policy sui-
hcient TO protect themselves, thew impose duties
as they please on American commodities, Tor IN
stance Pork ) cents per Id, Tobacco - cts. on
Wheat 3o els. per bushel, Corn 81 CTS. per bush
ell and shall we with an apathy that Ill becomes
the character Of Americans, treat the subject
with indifference instead OF using all lawful and
prudent measures 10 protect ourselves. but SIR,
tic appalling consequences does not stop here.
Free Trade lays the axe to the root OF the re-
ward vi labour. y manufactured may be a man
Of IberalIty and wish TO remuncrate his woFknen
for their Iabour be goes to Philadelphia or New
York and fiuds goods equal 10 his own 20 per cent
cheaper, he returns homo informs his Jonrreymen
of the fact, his language Is however much against
his iHciInattun) yOu must weave your fabric so
much lower, Or | mast stop the looms, here Is the
commencement of National distress, may 1t be
avoided 10 time. Pardon me sir for THIS tress-
passing upon your time aud patience with these
the truth Of which | hav0 been an
eye wItncssto. | was born IN London; was IN tho
Silk business there 30 years and 10 IN America,
50 that | have had an opportunity OF seeing the
+ tlects of Free Trade and Protective duties, the
former pregnant with every calamity and the lat
ter iradght with prosperity arising from LegtsIa-
tive security, | am aware the home league will
have a partial tendency to check the torrent OF
importation (may II progress and p~rospei) bat no:
50 efTtctuaIIy as Legislative Protection. For soon
as our merchants discover The Consequences O!
the home league both English and French com
modities will be babtlsed Domestic. Permit me
10 remain Iion. Sir,
yours most respectfully.
iDIIN LnN Gan