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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-24
From The Lexington Observer, June II.
CLAY FESTIVAL.

We take pleasure in recording the
events of Thursday. They were such as
to leave an impression upon those who
participated in them inefflceabIe by
time. 1t has certainly never been our
lot to witness such a manifestation of
public feeling towards any man. Mr..
CLAY may certainly rely upon the un.
shaken attachment of Kentucky, which
seems rather to increase than abate in
intensity.
That the festival was the most magnif.
cent af1hr Of the kind, that hos ever la.
ken place in thus or any other country,
will not be questioned by any one famll.
TAR with such scenes. This remark is
literally true in whatever aspect it may
be vie wed, whether IN the vast concourse
of people who were present, (nolwlhstan.
ding lhe inclemency Of the weather the
day before, and even the morning of the
day appointed for ii, doubtless kept thou,
sands from attending who would other.
wise have been present or the Charac.
ter ot the arrangements for the occasion.
The day, which in lis earlier par, threat.
ened to be unpropiuous, and TO interfere
with the festivities, turned out TO be- ia.
vorable; and the clouds, which hung
threaleningly over US most Of tho day,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-24
MEMORANDUM BY MIR. BERRIEN

MEMORANDUM BY MIR. BERRlEN.
| comply with the request Of the Hon,
Mr.. Ewing, by making the following
state ment of facts:
When the bill! for the establishment
Of fiscal agent, which had been report
cd by Mr.. Clay, had been returned
with the veto Of the President, was re.
quesIed to unite with Mr.. Sergeant in
preparing and repo orting bill to estab-
lsh bank on the basis of the projet
submitted to tho Senate by Mr. Ewing,
or such other bill as we believed could
become a law. The alternative autho
rity was given expressly with view
to enable us to ascertain, with more pre-
cision than was found in tho veto mes
sage u what particular form the Presi
dent would feel authorized to approve
such bill, and the whole power was
conferred aud received in q spirit Of
cancellation to the Executive, and from
an earnest desire on the part Of the ma
Iority in Congress to cooperate with
tho President in the adoption of some
iiscal agent which should meet the wish.
es and the wants of the country. Mr..
Sergeant and | waited on the President,
and, al my request, Mr., W. C. Dawson
accompanied US.
1t is not proposed to detail the parti'
cuIars OF tho conversation at this inter,
view, unless it shall be desired by some
ono who has the authority Of the Prosi
dent for asking it lsullices to state its
result. The President, referring TO his
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-24

NEW ORLEANS SUSPENSION -
There have been some contradictory ru.
mors, in relation to the Banks al New
Orleans, bot we presume the following
from The Bulletin. Of the Cd inst, is con.
elusive. What may happen there in the
autumn nobody can tell.
"The City Bank, therefore has suspen.
ded specie payments.
This fact, we feel warranted in saw
ing, settles The question Of specie pay,
mrnts in New Orleans for the present.
"No Bank in lbe city, that issues notes,
will redeem them in specie, before att
NmD, at least
"One word, however, 10 onr distant
friends or readers. We assure you
that New OIleTns is a place. You will
get gold, if you want 1t, for all you bring
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-24
LETTER EROM Mr.. KING,
WAsulNGroN, Sept, l3, l8i'

nv Dear SIR: have your note Of
this date, ia which you request me to
srate any facts known 10 me las to the
origin ofthe bill 10 create Fiscal Cor.
poFalion oil rhe Unlted Statos, recently
returned TO the House of Representa-
tlves by the President with his objec-
tons. and, in reply, beg leave TO say
ahal, soon after The bill which originat'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
POETRY ".
FOR THE JEFFERsoNIAN REPUBLICAN.
Children.

Sport on! sport on in your joyous mirth
For We add new lustre to things of earth,
With your radiant brows, and yourg gladstone smiles
And hearts mscathed by earth's treach'rous wiles
Sport on. sport on! We alone have power,
To gladden. the heart in its darkest hour;
For cold indeed must that bosom be
Which warns not at sight of your artless glee.
Sport on! sport on! for no lines of sin,
Speak of passions dark, or of guilt Within
And trusting all in your innocence,
You deceive no hearts with mock pretence.
Sport on! sport on! while your onward way,
Seems unclouded, and bright as a summers day;
And gather liie's flowers in its early stage,
For they fade with the cares of maturer age.
Sport on! sport on! for your priceless worth,
Is wealth untold at the household hearth;
For mole refined are the joys that flow,
From parents love than au9ht else below.
Sport on sport on! for cold and drear,
Would the brightest scenes of this earth appear;
Were it not for the smiles and the artless glee,
And the pure warm love of infancy.
DELTA.
Milford 1912
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sTRoUDsBURG PA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
WIG MEETING IN ORANGE.


by pre- / ms n,tce, the VIII a # O roe Corn.v v,
met al Rawlings Tavern On the Goth Scpomh,r isaY
On motion made. THOMAS COLEMAN WA wi
cd to the Chair, and GEoRGa NJ. COOK arpontcd s, -
rciary:
The Chair having stated the object of the mccnr.
Col Porter proposed that a committee Of 3 be sslec,.,,l
by the Cat to report preamble and resolutions for the
action ct the meeting. Whereupo, the Chair appoint.
ted John Portcr Jo II. Lee VIM Stevens Dr.,
y. Tcrrl, Geo. Nj. Cooke, Phillip Mallory, Dr. r..
johnson R'cl'd Rawlings. DR.. Geo. Morton, VIM.
Moore C. Il. Graves, aud Richard Richards Jr.
Tue committee retired, and after some time returned !.
aud by their cbarnan Jno. A. Porter presented ,no Mi,
lowing preamble and resolutions, which wcro unAnl-
mousy agreed To:
Whereas the present condition Of our government n.
ddced as has BEEN in the course of icw wears fo
an Overlooking to empty Treasury; deprived Of a.
sound uniform currency after having one Of the best in
on the face Of the globes with an accidental President !.
not content with beiraying the Wings who wer ;;r,,a
lnen'a in eccng him office, but bv the aims. ~ ~.
veto power, defending almost everr measur RI ms,.I hJ
them in Cohgress, calculated to restore thai ,sosr,v
aud happiness 10 the people of which they had bts,
deprived by reckless NAL administrator Of ,ha INV
eminent FOR the last II years; and whereas the
ahead should arouse every patrio, in Tho L,u N Ia ns.
the look out and to aid in placing the shin Of State XII
der the command of some long and well tried n,tt.,
who, by his past political life has uneouv, ~
denee OF Judgment, skill, and unrng devotion t. III,
best of his country. ,nJ .bo 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
MIR. WEB~rER,s POSITION y

Mr. Webster delivered his long expected speech in
Faneui Hall Friday last. We have not room i tho
speech itself to-day. and but little disposition to make Il
The subject Of any comments We ga her from il that M.
Webs,ers position" 10 bxOw Of his fnc figures,
IL that oi "the strg man struggling in a morass" And
this impression think will force itself upn the mind
of every one Who reads the speech with aticntior N
abored effort 10 persitudt tho Wings ii uassachlc,s
aud Of The Union MT 10 separate from John Tyler as il
John Tyler had eli rhy alternative but 10 east hin.
oil with loaihing aud disgust OF s general purr1rt
our readers may form pretty correct guess from tho SIP
neani fact that II is the first speech delivered by
Daniel Webster. which is received by tho Loco furs,
with nadis lied apptobatlon. and by the Wings will,
mingled sorrow and surprise. "Ephr,im Is t,inel i,
his idols, let him al1nc. Hbmy Ere Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

Mr Webster announced, in tho of his speech.
thai he should take an early opportunity To address The
" hles III Massachusetts, again. when he viii enter mora
particularly into discussion ef his position in relation l.,
tho Wing party When this discussion has b,eu had.
W. eau Judge more fairly this subject aLd shall only
81, now, that If Mr. Webster expects &, dictate Ia th,,
Wing party Of Massachusetts, he viii fnd--cnti,l Il,
very great weight and consideration he is-hat he far
over estimates the amount Of his influence here Thnurcat
Ing party oi the odd bay State, aud Of all the States.
have tes''Ttd on l'ipt course, and with unparalleled u
nanlny Nod On their nan and they viii not wavcr for
momen nor be driven from their position. by any nan
OF sci OF men. Tie ball is IN notion and nothing ON
earth eau slopit Mr. Webster speaks bu "a an inivid
oaas one member Of the great Wing par,y--and az
such. hlsopinons will pass for what they are worth.
Oh his condemnation Of The ,oin,s Of the State Con
senl'on recently held in boston. We only remark that
was inost grainons and prsumpuous.
lnore Intelligent or respectable body than that CON-
vcnon has never assembled in Massachusetts, and they
are the last men "aowll submit bc lec'urcd upon their
duties by any man We shall resume this cibect 4.
lgan III 9TH neat.
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~. TEKKA"S
& I. q Il HI G ST q IL T.

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW }. q. MEM.
INliE subscriber, having taken the old stand oiAlesSrs
l. Cobhs, Armisead 4 Co, respectfully invites the.
inhabitants of I.ynchhurg and yelniy 10 call and ON
anime his stockot
READY .MlDE CLOTTILNG.
which he is now opening. Among the articles offered
will be found COATS of all descriptions. sizes. patterns
aud prices. to suit the times. PANfAlOONS, Gal
tiers. half Caters, open and plain fronts and botions
Collars. Socks Blossoms, Shirts and Snspenders, all OF
which will be offered the lowest Cash prices. and no
abatement. will further add that my Goods OF the
lasS fashion and style, being made expressly for tis
sbfdSet.
NM so CLOTTlLNI, CUT AND .MlDE TO
DER .4T THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
The subcrh,r hopes by strict attention and panetual
~ in business, TO merit share o the public patronage.
BENJAMIN TERRY.
Oct 6 +
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The rirlege Of ttro squares 10 for square, SIS for
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u SHOULD LIKE TO KNOW wuEREI An TO COL
Tbs Is precisely Tho question which The mcnh, rs Of tho
Ing party ol the United States have been putting q,
each o'hf lof more Than year, aud which Mr. Web
stf eau alone ahswcr II IL moi true, alleged by Mr.
"thaer, that the Nhlg party Is distracted but on tho
contrary, there Is more union IN their ranks this mn,
nehi than nj any previous period IN history. They
nave as one man, taken their po3on aud John Tyler
"loi lhsJ ihohelilssy elevated to power has turned
traitor 10 their nnc pies. shamcully violated all his OVID
pledges, and 10 The disgrace Of his character as an honest
aud honorable man, taken position directly hostile I.
,h' occnpled by the Wings And the rank and file If
the wing party, and every officer Of character and stand
lng among tle'n-have promptly aud fcarcssy arrsyc.i
'l'enFases oil the Side VI Wing principles aud against
John Tyler, with one solitary exception That excen-
ton Is Daniel Wesor aud while all his old friends Ar.
anN'o1sly awaiting his determination, and were taught
To look forward 10 this very speech ascertain where liz
would place hlmse-whctlcr he would declare for ,l,t
crown or for the people-chol instead of frankly pv
ing Tho sought Tor inormaon he palers with tloIn q,
double sel5c-cngs alike 10 the traitor and the hctray
I'd and enquiries ol them whit place he is 10 occupy
where he IA go}'-1his is liiflng; nay it is worse
1t dishonest, disrepnlabe, and utterly unworthy tho
great Eastern Statesmen There is but two sides in
thus division u the country 1t is the traitor and those
"hoaro benefited by his treason. ans the insned an
betrayed party he has dcscred il ~ the crown arrayeL
gansi the people; aud If Daniel Webster canni exer-
clso sufficient Virtue TO abandon the cause of the crw
because holds otl to Him The lure Of office he has NJ
ALTERNATIVES let bni to abaido the people This he has
virtually done IN his late speech tho scntimcntsof which
but too clearly define his position aud render insult
nv To the Wings the uncallcd for quos,ion-Ulcre ans
10 gofY NJ J.. Gem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
lsAyAWAY

EROM the subscriber, the 9th August, 1872
II residing in Campbell county, on Sannlon ryrr,
about five miles southwest of Ieesse, a negro woman
named ROsEIIa
Said negro womans age is not exactly known but sup
posed TO be twenty-five years old, Is Of ordinary height
black; has thick lips, aud one tooth out in 'front.' She
STANDS very erect and is not quick spoken Said negro
raised in Hanover, and | expect she is aiming 10
get back will give ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the appre
hcnsion and delivery of said slave securcd in any Jail
so that get her again. Address Addison W. Ward
Lccsvie, Campbell county, Va
A. w. WARD.
T, The Richmond Wing will please publish the
above advertisement for month"; and forward lis ac
count TO this Office for collection.
Sept Is I'm
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LAW iN(b's'f(,l,.

I HAVE taken my son JOHN X, GARLAND into
1 partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW.
We viii regularly practise in the Courts oil Campbell.
Amherst, Bedford, Nelson the COOPERATION Of Lynch
onrg, and the Superior Cour, Of Buckingham Prompt
attention will be given 10 all business entrusted our
management. Address, J. & j. Il. GARLAND, Lmch
burg. IUgmid.
! .hlIl continue to attend the Court Of Appeals
j. GARLAND.
Scpt.22 l.
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NIkly for Rent.
Extensive Sale OF Valuable Prop
Crtx.

PURSUANT to the provisions u! deed Of lrns q
! ccu,ed to me by James Dolan Andrew <mner AMI
Thomas H. Towcs. bearing dale the - day Of Jan
uary 1872 and daily recorded in the Clerks oniee ul
the Hastings Court of Lynchbur1 on the 10Th day Of
January 1912. Tor certain purposes therein specl ID
shall, ON the Nhday Of October next, if fair il not the
next fair day thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted proceed 10
scll for cash, at public auction the LOT 0,sH III
EROI'E.H s.N'I'S thereon, at the junction Of
Water aud Jefferson streets. in the town of ynchburr,
occupied at the date of said deed Lumber House by
Dolan, knni,r \ Co.
Also, seven Freight Floats, with the furniture
fixtures Sc, belonging To each; twenty Two Horses two
Mules, thirty sets of Harness aud lrce Days and liar
ness; being the property in SAID decd mentioned.
The Lumber House being under previous lien 10 the
Banks, will be sold subject to that len and the sale will
take place on the premises. The Whule Of the other
property will be- sold on The bank Of the Basin in Lynch
burr. aud the sale Will continue from day day until
the whole Of said property shall be sold. The title 10
said property i, believed To be ndoubed but acting
trustee shall convey such title only as is yesedin me
by said deed J. WILLS, Trustee.
Sept. 10. tlsOot.
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FOR ssss kI.NE,N.

~ THEA Packet Ship Pauline. Schcl-
SEE M ling, master. is daily expected in our
tg1AHil river to load Tor lhe above place, her car
GSSsssrsgtcSsIs 60 being nearly all engaged. Those
who intend shipping by her will send down their oac
co and stems early possible, she is expected to
sail about the LIST proximo. Advances in cash made
conSlgnmcnis TO the address Of the consgu,cs, H. H.
Meier s Go. 1t DIAM PRESTON s. co.
RICHMoNp. Oct. Is st
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yuv,,r " % TIC II .

rnJor f'nefsh'r heretofore existing in this place,
,nro,"u ne iirm OF Turner Burwell & Co. las been
a, ,b";, ana 'he concern will continue do business
believe ~ t stand Their stock of Goods. which they
Their nv one OF the best in the place will be sold eli
~ Wholesale retail, at very reduced prices, to
~. VINO may favor them with call,
od uoon to their stock of Dry Goods they have
will OF Sugar. Coffee Salt, Sc Sc which
'' S''d at the lowest market prices
Aispsti '''' y 3" -" ~. w.
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IL Or go Negroes.

- Is or go Negroes.
10 81 men women. boys and girls; the c&p Of
CNFh, Fodder and Shuels, Hay, Oats and Wheat
Straw iol head OF Horses. Barouche ami Harness.
one Wagon and Gear, Household and Kitchen fnrni-
'ure and the crop OF Tobacco unless previously sold
The Negroes are said to be likely and worthy the at
tention oipcrsons wishing 10 purchase aud will be sold
for cash, bonds we'll secured carving interest fr0h,
date, payable LIST Of June next; the balance ae prop
erty will be sold on credit until the adAy tanAi ,ts
purchasers giving bonds with approved security Carrying
interest from the date for all sums Of five dollars and
upwards for all sums under five dollars, the cash vii
be reqir,d.
Acting as Trustees, VIC will convey such little as is
vested in US 10y said deed. and none other.
SAM'L. NOWLIN, .r....,
{. l.. MosBY. '''''''S
Oct Is HIN
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L.lIy' .V'OIxCE.
RIO. A. coz III l L. Il ,

AitOrnCy at Inv,
HAS located at New Glasgow, Amherst Co Va,
i J. and will regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
Conrts Of the counties of Amherst aud Nelson. All bu-
conded to his shall receive prompt and dill
gent att-nton.
New GLASGOW Az, * I'm
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UI'l(tI;,
' All BEE LAND, STOCK, &c
FOE S.ILE Ut .TICYTO.J.


10y virtue Of deed of trust executed the subscri-
~ bcr by Gc"rsc w. Matthews, bearing date 5lst
October 1889, and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
Campbell county for certain purposes therein expressed,
shall proceed to sell, Oh the premises, to the highest
bidder on Friday the 2lst Of tie present mouth, October,
1872, the Tract Of Land nryed in sill deed and
which said Matthews uow resides Tins Land lies
bout 20 miles from Lynchbure miles from Campbell
court house. containing by recent survey, 3S7 acres,
Vt good quality well adapted to farming and susceptible
Of a high degree Of improvement. 1t is watered by
Molly creek. which there is large portion Of valu.
able bottom land. The buildings are comfortable
This tract OF land is well worth the attention Of purcha-
sers. Terms made known on day of sale, and as &C
commodating as the circumstances will admit Of
BENNETT IWEDY, Trustee
Also at the same time & place .wlbesold aofthe said
Horses, Cattle. Sheep Hogs Wagon, Plantation Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture oi every description
Oct. 10 t2lO
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v'OL. A..l.-.tU. 1:B.

aud the permanent establishment, Of Tariff for Reye-
nne aud Protection With these principles inscribed Up.
On our banner the ardent cxcrtons Of the Wings u tho
Gnion. he felt sure, could no, fail of s,ccessn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
ny TOLER, ToU:vAEYS ST.l7'
T5'NSf Safe.

nY virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscri
- Der by Peter Fitzpatrick and WIFE, ON the 22d day
of May, 1910, and duly Of record in the county court
of Campbell we shall, on Friday the III day of No
vembcr next. at the dwelling house OF said Peter Fita
patrick, in the county Of Campbell sell by way of public
auction to the highest fiddler, the following property to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
N q n &c I;

EJCRSU ANT to de d OF trust executed by Maurice
Morris To the subscriber. bearing date the 2lst day
OF May, 1872. and duly recorded in the county court of
amherst, shall proceed SELL for ready money the
highest bidder at ickss Grocery, Saturday. the 2ih
day OF November next, the property conveyed III said
deed owit, Tract of Land containing 2000s acres ly
lug on both sides of Wares Gap road, in the neigbo
hood of the place Of sae-one Sorre Mare, Grey
Mue, one Bay Colt, Steer one Heller, stock of
Hogs and the said Maurice Moris's interest in 50 much
OF the estate of Allison Morris, deed. allotted
the widow ir life Acting trustee | shall only con
y'y such title as is vested in Inc by the deed aforesaid
but believe it to be good.
DAVID TINSLEi, Trustee.
Oct IS u2N
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t'OX'xCE.
n K u = r = II L. II

n K u = Y = II L. II
PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of trust ex
= executed to John Miller and myself, by Samuel
bnrch, bearing date on the 9Th day OF April 1871, and
dry Of record in the Hastings Of the town of
'tynchburg for certain purposes therein mentioned
snail proceed to SELL public auction for cash. in front Of
Inc Market House, Thursday the Sd day Of Novem
Ger next: four slaves; namely, Washington,
Myra, Martha and Bucyrus Also, shall sell at his
Snorand residence set Carpenters Tools, sundry Beds
bedsleads, Bureaus, and other articles Of Household
anu Kitchen Furniture-or so much thereof as may lie
,ed to satisfy the conditions of said deed. Acting
,i u,'ee, shall convey such tile as is vested in by
o neea: HENRY LAZENBY, Surv. Trustee.
2,y
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Yl'iISl SR!p.

Trust Sale.
DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10 the slscri
ID Der, by Henry Hall and Catharine his wife. 10
secure debt therein mentioned, bearing date the l7lh
of December, 1910. and recorded in the Hastings
Court of the town OF Lynchburg, will sell, at public
auction the premises for cash, Thursday, the Sd
of November next n HOUSE md LOT on ninth
street, and on Federal Hill adjoining the residence OF
of Mr.. Isaac Adams | will convey only such title rs
is vested in me by the aforesaid trust doed.
JNO. EARLY, Trustee.
Oct tSN
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I.uraI lsctrent EemnIc seminary.

Rural Kctreat Female seminary.
VIE 9Th session OF this School will commence oath
Il inst
Terms as heretofore viz: For board 81 per month.
each boarder finding her own bed and bedding; where
these are furnished, s. will be required.
For tuition, s. per month for the different branches of
the English, and also for Latin and Greek.
Music, French and Painting at extra charges. as low
as possible TO suit the times. G. w. LEFTWICH
Dct.iord, Oct Is Is
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4 q NJ 4 y on Executors and Administrator
4 just received aud for sale by
PAYNE s GREGORY
June 8 Is