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WING MEETING.
At 4 numerals NICE, ;ug of the Wings of Pitts, lvania
N,r,l Cnnr, ISio an II lion. Major I.corpc Wilson
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s. large meeting has been held in New Orleans by
which the appeal of the TEXANS has been cnlhusasca
" responded 10. similar meeting is called in Au
gusta, Georgia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

ITTrsiINANiA.-The Wings OF tbs sterling
county have taken the field under the happes auspices
II will be seen by the official Of their proceed
ings that Vincent Wicher. Esq is their candidate for
the Senate To supply the vacancy oeeasioncd by Mr. Tun
stalls withdrawal from the public service; and that John
Keen. and Coleman ID. Bennett. Esqrs. nominated
for the House Of Delegates. James NJ White and 10
seph NJ Terry, Esqns have been nominated by the Fed
cr,iss-a strong team for talents and personal worth.
but not of the right metal for thai Republican county
More Roguery IN high piaces.--'rhe late Treasurer
of the State OF Georgia, Thomas Haynes. found out
To be dciauter Ia considerable (bu, yet
talned) amount. An investigation IL aow gpng on, un
der the auspices Of his successor.
The tallahassee Star informs us tina, Peter w Gau-
tier, jr. T. s. Marshal for the Apaachicola District late
editor of the ST. Joseph Times, and Speaker OF ihc IL of
Il. OF the territory OF Florida, has decamped to Texas,
with 20 negroes belonging to the Union Bank. and SIS.
600 of Uncle Sans money, besides divers unknown
mounts collected for individuals his official capacity
He was accompanied by his tliher the Rev. 7. w.
Ganter, an eloquent divine Of forty years standing,
o. We think II eNpcdent 10 decline the publication
of"Q ina cornct, though the writer does "hit a
lick amlss'
Gj- Wcarc requested to say that JESSE BURTON.
Esq is candidate represent Campbell count, in the
next Legislature Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

FARTHER DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale Is further postponed until the 2nh Of
April next {. CARTER, Trustee.
March 81 t2pA
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BILLS OF LADING
Fer tho Jamcs Ri'cr 4 Kanawba Canal
i q Il ; 4 4 1T THlS OEEISE'
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I'OstpOsscslsclat.

The above sale Is further postponed llll the 9th Of
March next &. CARTER, Trustee.
March 10 wt2iMh
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o. We think IL expcdient 10 decline the publication
of'l in corncr,' though the writer does not 'hi,
lick amiss.'
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Circuit superior Court ui Law aud Ghnncery Tor the
county oil Nelson, in the month Of March, A. - isiii
Samuel II. shelton, Plaintiff,
Nelson s. shelton Joseph shelton and Judith W. his wife
Defendants.
/. Cu,scrny
The defendant Joseph Shelton and Judith his WIFE, Ia
entered their appearance and given security according
TO tho Act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
appe airing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
hahans o this commonwealth the motion Of the plain
TN by council ordered that the said defendants do appeal
here rules to be held in tho Clerks office said court
on the first Monday in June next and the bill OF
the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order he forthwith
ted in the Iynclbutg Vrginan, newspaper published IN
the town OF iyncbug, for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door the
house Of this county Court day
Copy-Ieste,
,,. no c. CUTLER ets.
| March II WIN
VIRGINIA rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
| county of Nelson in ths month oil March, A. D. 1911:
Robert porierGcd, Plaintiff,
Richard G. Pollard, Jr, Elizabeth Garland, John Al.
S@itl trustee for Elizabeth Hardin, William Page Thorn
as u. Carter, Thomas Below and Hiram w Dawson,
Defendants.
IN Cu,ncERy
Tho defendant, Richard e. Pollard Jr ha ing entered
his and given security according the
scmbly and the rules of this Court, and it ring by
siaeory evidence that he is not nlaban Of this Com
rnon"cal,h' on the moion Of the plaintiff, by counsel il
dcrcd that the said defendant 10 appear here rules be
held in the Clerks Office of said Court, The first Mon
day in June next, and the bill of the plaintiff and
burg Nrginan newspaper published in the town Of Lynch
bhrg for two months successfully, and another copy there
posted At the front doc, of the Courthouse of this
Court day.
ACopy-Tesc,
Ro. {. CUTLER, elk.
-,,cli 81 WIN
,,uc, N AT rules held in the Clerks Office the Cir
en-, 81, ct, Court Of Law and Chanccry, Tor the
=, =, ~ =, < month oi March, A. ID, 1911
y LAIN Hill, hap NJ Davenport and William w. Cam
,,o, 'o''' plaintiffs,
'CdHa
Joso,b EsLr,y Joh, - ,''amden, Benjamin Camden,
Jane, Camden George g. " riga and Alexander Brown
Defendants
IL CHANCE.N.
The Defendants GeorgeG Wright and James 'a'nae"
no, having entered their appearance ana CIV '" NV az
cordng the Of Assembly and the r.S OF us court
aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence tha' ne al" '
inhabitants of this Commonwealth the m.'ion Vi ''
Plaintiffs by counsel is ordered that the SAID eicnd" "
appear here rules to be held in the Clerks Once oi the
said Court the first Monday in June next and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order be iohwt
inserted in the I.ynohbg Nrgnian, newspaper published
the Of Iynchburg for two months excessively, and
copy thereof posted the front door Of the court
house OF this county on some court day.
Copy-Testc,
KO {. CUT Err Clerk
March 81 Win
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SUTTON,S LOTTERY AND EX.
CHANGE OFFICE.
TN order alleviate as far as practicable the distfss
sing pressure brought about by cur deranged curfen
cy. we shall continue to distribute handsome PRIZES
among patrons generally. We will endcavor =
.,cte them ont 10 suit the times
READ THE SCHEMES
TTRGLNLl LEESBURG LOTTERY, Clas d.
TO be dra..n at .qlernsd,in Saturday Tie 2ndisy1
April and resnii ~eeeired ON the 5M q .4prt
Capital $40, 600,
Prize $40 0OO-5. OOO =. sos OOo-2.5 O0-l995
3 of | 5000 of OOO--O Of 25O-75 Of 2O0-7a
50--l25 of 1854 Of 100, SC.
70 Nos.-and II Drawn OUT.
Tickets Sl0;-Sharcs in proportion.
JTRGL.I4 LEESBURG LOTTERY. Class ID.
To be dra'rn at Richmond, Monday the All Of dprit
and result received on the 6th Of .Aprii.
Capital Prize SlA 900,
! prize of 0.0oo-4 600, 5oo-2.il6 32-ls
Of l5OO-l0 Of 5000 Of 300 ~ Of coolies
of 100, SC.
75Nos--l2 drawn.
Tickets S5-Shares in proportion.
%; Single No. Prizes. nett S.
UNION LOTTERY, Class No s.
To be dra'r" at ,aerondra, on Saturday The 9sA
@.ipril and rcs,d, reeeired o" The l2M Of April.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Prize of $40, 000-5,0 900, 500-3 ,07o-3,c0U
= 5000 Of 5000 Of 250--6O Of ECO
63 of 50--G3 Of l0o &c.
10 Nos.--l2 drawn
Tickets $l0-Ilalycs t5-Quatterst2 80.
| JIRGLNIa LEESBURG LOTTERY, No. Is.
To be dra,rn on Thursday the III of4prl ard ,ssalt
rcceircd Saturday toilo,eu,y.
Prizes 5000 ,50O--l oO0-558,-- 10 Of 5000 u
2OO-40 of 1910 Of 60--50 Of $3.50 Of 10, Sc.
rs Nos J drawn.
Tickets 81 25; Halves CD cents Quarters 81 Ia cents
$40, 900 In PrixesOf $4,000 each.
! JIRGLNL1 .MO.NO.NG.3LL9 LOTTERY, CL,ss
No II To be dra,cn at Richmond on Monday. TIC
I'M Of .7pr and result reetired on he 18Th Ct .fpris
Prizes SlO ,m0-- 10 0Oo--l0 OO0--3 0G,--2. OOO-l.-
1920 ofs00-20o OF 1000 of 51-220 Of 100, &c.
~ Nos-l3 drawn
Tickets t5;-sharcs in proportion.
o. Single No. Prizes q.
Dawn Nos. in Virginia Monongala Lottery, Class l !.
. 10 l3 68 IA ~ : Is II G. ~ 25 u 10.
Mouongaa. ClassD.
81 % AZ Sc - 4 II g ~ n 81.
WM NJ SUI rON.
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IL A COOP PIANO FORTE CAN

Ehad Of any one, North South, there is nj da1W
ID but that it can be obtained Of T.. =. NA$yA
Petersburg, Virginia, who has now hand TWEEN.
TY- NINE INSTRU MENTS. Of different PRICES. atk
is expecting -FOUR by the next packet Thcfc ~
risk in ordering Piano Fortes from The suisch atss
he feels himself every way bound to take back my
srument which perchance might prove defective.
E. p. NASH, Petersburg !, IA.
March "a 3SE
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Resumption in Ohio-'rhc Cincinnati Gazette Of the
-'S' INST says Tile pressure upon the business com
uniiy increases every hour. Heavy failures have
CURED here and in New Orleans. Our currency CON
sss OF Indiana Bank notes, and is rapidly diminishing
IN quantity Resumption Of specie payments has as get
pun coin IN circulation The currency is but little
improved in quality while the reduction of its amount
oeaS heavily upon all interests and all classes. The
distress Is almost universal What good, it is often ask
co. has resumption done - And i. will be to the
'na OF the chapter, without any other than the
efoans OF the victims of the operation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

MIR. BUCHiNAN.-A great meeting of =" the
democracy" was held at Harrisburg, the 22d inst.
and James Buchanan woodycd Fcderalist Of the OIL
ueh time, was nominated as next President. Thirty
nine Democratic (edera) members of the Pennsy vana
legislature gave in their adhesion. Nothing is said, in
we resolutions adopted the occasion fSubmng the
claims of Mr.. Buchanan the decision of National
HonVcntion-nor was any nomination, OF Vice Presl-
ueht made. 1t is understood that Gov. Porter heartily
eoncurs in the proceedings.
W The story Of the grand conitdcracy Ct Indians west
VI missouri under The lead of John Ross tic celebrated
'HeFohco rhlc, turns Jul 10 u, . GRAND hunl'lg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

TIMOTHY SEED.
HAVEN store a sure,jor lot Of TlIno,hysfsed Er
i sale c. pH2| SPS.
Feb al
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NIRGINIA:-At rules held In the Cleric. Oiiicc of tn
Circuit superior Court ui Law aud Chnnccry fm tn
county Of Nelson in the month Of March, A. - iStii
Samuel II. shelton, Plaintiff,
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Nelson s. Shelton Joseph shelton and judith w his wife
Dclcndania.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-17
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday Sept. IL, 1912.
WILLIAM ALLEN OF OHIO.

We have 10 the recent numbers Of our
paper presented much selected matter,
connected with the history of our Govern.
ment and which we conceived would af.
ford both information and pleasure. In
to.day's paper will be found the admirable
letter Of Mr.. Allen, which we earnestly
desire our friends 10 read and re..ead
William Allen was apprenticed in
Lynchburg Virginia, to John Boyd, a
saddler by trade and an honest man.
Young Allen Faithfully filled lis appren-
ticeship and upon its expiration, with no
other fortune than bis trade, no other in.
herItance than poverty twenty years since
removed TO The State of Ohio. Soon was
he called to the councils of the nation and
now represents his State in the United
States Senate. He is the bold and elo-
quent supporter of true democracy, and is
ever ready 10 meet The aristocracy of the
land in their attempts, TO saddle upon the
country high and exorbitart taxes ard tar
ifs, so million Banks, and all encroach-
ments upon the rights of the States and
the people.
We ask an attentive perusal This letter,
in which he fcks the flesh, from The ex.
hausted carcass of whiggery, and expose
the contemplate articles of that party to
deceive and defraud the people.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-17
THE DEVIL.

6rAD Old citizen Of our town, and one
strongly attached to the Methodist Church
was dIating with much fervor, upon the
rapid advancement of the general cause
OF christianity, as developed in the happy
results Of the many christian meetings re.
Gently held throughout the country, and
particularly in Holmes.
He says that few Sabbaths since
when the good spirit was universally prev
alent IN our country, his Satanic Majesty
was pumped up" about the head waters Of
Little Black. He made several "doubIes
and tacks;" but finding himself beset on
all sides, he made str0igM run, with his
"heGd up, and tail erect," down The creek,
and seemed westward bound. In his
course, he knocked down every implement
--overturning houses, gins, mills, &c.
Our friend thinks the Grim King of Dark.
ness intends spending the winter with his
friends in New Orleans, the list merchants
bankers, brokers and other swindlerS,
and enjoying himself at the masquerade
balls, where he will thunder about with
his clubjoot in the gay waltz Of those fash
onable romS.
Should virtue, honesty and religion obs
lain a a hold in the Crescent City, old
Pluto will follow many of his friends be,
yond the Sabine.
Look out for him on the River!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-17

For sixteen months and nineteen days
has this Government been confded TO the
Federal party. During every hour Of
that time, save five months and nineteen
days, has u Federal Congress been in ses-
sion and here still il ls, mopiog and feel.
ing about amid the ruins itself has made +,
to find some other object Of waste or de.
s,ructon. In the mean time, the Demo
cratic minoIitles in the two houses, have
done all that men could do, who we're in
The power of others, to mitigate the evils
the majority were entoiIing upon the coun.
try. But being powerless as to numbers,
they could effect but little, by argument or
remonstrance addressed to men WHO would
listen neither to reason nor experience.
You must, my dear sir, excuse the
length Of this letter, and be assured, that
| am in great sincerity, your friend,
w. ALLEN.
Maj. T. j. Morgan, Chairman of the
Young Mems State Central Committee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-17
PROHIBITORY DUTIES OR
HIGH TARIFF.

Under low rate Of duties. The cuu"'
ton Of cotton is profitable, and 50 long"
that branch of agriculture may continue
profitable, the cotton region will be almost
wholly appropriated TO the product oil that
rich & valuable staple: tAedshcl' ln@'ay
things requisite TO the successful p'0SeC''
ton Of cotton growing, is supplied BY Oh"
neighbors from the rich valley Of 'Ae v"'
who through the planting OF cO''OO ''"
find a market for their Produc'l0n'-
Keeping up a healthy reciprocity DIV
ton and trade. High and 'xtran"
protection, should it come, bring""
the value OF cotton. Why' II CIV"
from our shores the commerce o. O'n''~
itou, who of course, cannot cOn'''u
pa,nst exorbitant tariffs and tolls l''
curtailment of foreign commerce.
equal ratio. curtails the sale Of coUO"'
And wbyi Because The foreign purcn''''
is prevented from introducing h'S wv
products and goods, and bis means u r.,
chasing our goods are out Of. The cow"
grower, as the article necessarily o'''''
SEES in value, must fall back on nl' ~. y
resources and give his labor ah0'U'' :.
rectiou. He will raise snch al''''e' i :,
the western farmer formerly 'u'" ;.
him-the growing Of cotton ceases ~ !"
claim a place in his system Of hu'Oaao, !,
and the western producer necessary a
sea his former market. The plaO''' y
western farmer necessarily becomes ~ :,
Or, each being deprived Of the Ca cn'' w.,t
market 10 sell his produce. Luz 4.
,as heretofore drawn its means % Guy .,, !,
articles from mo -. .,,.
..isey. Of the South. Undera FREQ o '';f.
ion OF trade, in the absence o. n.y. S.o,hsrp
nd protoc,iou, the means Of the '0a .a'.,a
,roducer, to purchase from tn' S' u 4.
armer, are increased; the fac'l'"'' .oac.
ves.ern man to purchase of tho mans .Sa,.,
ursr arc thereby iucrsaSedj 900 ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-17

phia directory implicated a..
bank debt in Texas land. ,.a ~ p'N@s
" nat Or Rail Road stock ., Mn. 'n IN Ca
a'u'ec into cOur, and stripped n y. is
far for facts. '0 NJ $3.50
we sk-have not all ii. l,,..
rowe to~''' Of the Orleans Banks, sfs, S,' a't
been elevated to pitch almo., -, "''''s
q 'Sen depressed produce, broke" ' = Of
a az butterfly and gorss. - ' -,
Of pom? and osientlOp, honesty bs' '.' lie
Cd the 'cepre' welded it over sa, I'''a,
heads of the plundereu. Mspy 'a of q
nave lied to the furthermos, end, q % y
earth some to Texas, others b,o. u The
Jail, &c. ''OAe luIo
''' US again ask-WhO we,a Il
That received loans of hundred, :, "'0''
sands sl., from the Mississippi Union R,, I',
What has become of them' TAX. V 49,.
ALL we mean special favoriIes Of ,hs1 ,''n
FOR a time they paid The mos, .,,n.'
CANT prices for land, horses, uS., '' =,
negroes; three aed four times ,h.;, s.,
II Inc iarmer wished 10 atd 10 b,h,,
he who could not obtain bank ac,om" ''
da'lon, was called on to pay lAs s,s@
or $780, which the Bank bo,rOvs, ' W.,
10 the habit of paying. tn. hrm., , ,I
mechanic paid these enormous price, l,on
'aOor--'he banker from rags. We dooa
wish to speak of The immoraIilv, VIZ.
gaming recklesness aud incidence u,ov,
ing out OF the Banking system. Br
where are those Union Bank bOrrov.,,
Have they no. tumbled down, CARVING,
their fall, thousands Of honest men. =,
had unfortunately endorsed for them, d
ter they had brought about a pIelhoo,
The paper system, has it not been .uces.
ded by universal sufernpl
Look upon The bank borrowers and AZ
general rule, we find them going 10 Tem
-shuftilng property iHo the hands Of
their wives, or washing themselves While
IN the pool of Bankruptcy. This pool,
clear and TRANSPARENT, as it may nov seem,
(which we DOUBT not has aud will relieve
many ho0ess and good men, yet hasa
quality 10 its waters thai will bring on,
from the epidermls Of some Of spDgrims
scrotulous sores and scabs, and they will
become so foul and loalhsaus hstsH Tho
waters Of the earth cannot heal them.
Such we look upon as alevd tae dam.
nable effects of BANKS. We believe
not 10 bank relief. Our mother earth
we'll caressed, will yield abundance, pro.
fusion, smiling harvest' 10 enrich and
make virtHous her children.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-17

o. Congress adjourned on the 81 st
of August. The President signed the
Tariff Bill. and pOcketed the distribution
and election or disfranch isement bills. A
Bill 10 authorize the issue of Treasury
notes to the amount OF six million of dol.
Iars was also passed and approved by the
President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. II, 1s4a.
Cleared.
Cleared.
Brig Crusoe, Tucker. Jacksonville, Fla. T. NJ Atwater.

Brig Crusoe, Tucker Jacksonville Fla NJ Atwater
Arrived.
wood H. Underwood Left no American vessels Nov %
bearing distant IS miles exchanged signals with ship
Abbott Lawrence Faulkn from Boston, with mdse to
schr Pelican, Cooley from Frankfort Me- with potatoes to
schr United States, Bourne. from Harrington Me- with lum-
sehr Chief Van Name, fom Providence. with mdse to the
General Record.
PACKET SHIP VRGISIAN, for Liverpool, will sail to-day,
having been detained by the weather Her bags close
Gilpn's Reading Room
BRIe TAPrAsooLY-Par of the cargo of the Tappanooy
1 @ Ssss bsa half
vanish. Wv S' '''S
at Bermuda for the benefit of the Underwriters and ali
Notice to Mariners.
", DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
The folewng deseIpticn Of Light House erected At the
It IS cast pee toeT n
The ocagon feet in height and may seen clear night
s GsSS%R9S 'i1 SSS'' TSs
SIX hanSed SSe s s,s
ward OF the centre of the channel which forms
Ce!vsntes from Boston for Charleston Dec T. no lat &c
Pandora from New York for Apaachcoa Nov 49, off Berry
Cyrus, of Portland, Nov 81, la, rs %. Ion s5
Foreign Ports.
HousToS Texas. no date-An Washington, Guppy Dover
JOINS, PR. Nov 2s-n port Ontario. Gordon from 9,
,GhG for Co1 1 Of Area g shetland Frost from
phla uncertain to sail in days. September from Boston do
MAvaounz, Nov is-In port ssgadahock Gould, from Ma.
ney, NsW. only American vessel '''"' ''e-
Home Ports.
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,BUcKsroRr, Dec i-sId Diploma, -; Factor, Handy
NEwcAsrLr. Me. no date-sId Archeaus, (new) New Or
SALEM. Dec io.Cla Gazele. pswng. Cayenne.
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CHAnLEsToS. Dec 8-An Zephyr, Roby st Pierre, Mart:
Dmon Shaptn,, NYork Sid Arson, Tor Sntton) Barnan
T.lI s%9tSs West indies
ST. MARKS, Nov 29ln port Emeline, Fish; st Marks Will
MoBnE, Dec 2-Au Morea, Flanders, NYork; John Num-
Watt Liverpool; Henry Newell Martin, Portland; Queen,
Eldudee. Jamaica.
New ORLEANs, Dec 2-AT Claiborne Burgess, New York;
Hah Hammond do North Bend Croker do; Nahant
low Boston; ABBY Baker Pratt Havana; Hero Godng
Miner, (Swed) Brenen Freeand Siath. Campeachv. CID
Nonanum King Liyerpool Edwina West NYork. Arr ist
Geo Skofed, Skofeld Philadelphia. Cid Tenne ssee Wise
Boston Nachez Snow NYork Oneco Butler do; Huntress
King, Philadelphia.