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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
great Bargains M Fs0Fdy~,x,

LNRf D. RICHARDS offers a well selected
assortment o Hardware, Cutlery Guns, Castings,
nc al prices 10 suit ,ap tmes Country merchants. Far
hisfS, Mechanics. and others In ct such Goods
VIZ Ind greatly To their advantage 10 give cali,
As am Determined To give satisfaction. My stock CON
fla.s "a part OF the following articles:
AhsliS, Wees. Smiths Bellows. Hand and Sledge
Hammers Sra les and Shovels Hay and Manure Forks
aiaHs aud Gtaln scythes and Sckes Bench and Moul-
any !lane- os"iaDdid assortment, Hand, Pann, Ten
a. nil u; aud Cf1sacut Saws Baraes & Co.'S. very
superior Axes aud Broad Axes and lache,s Ham
m'fS, Brace aud ias. Spoke SLAVES, Spoke Augurs
Hooks md Hinges, ii. l.. Hinges, Brass Butts. Patent
inn i'utis Parliament and Table Hinges, and Coach
tnnGes. Pocket and Pen Knives, Scissors Razors and
aa1dsmps Boxes, Brushes and Homes Ivory Knives and
"'Hs IN sets, ivory, Stag, Bualoe, orn and Bone
handled Knives and Forks Patent Balances, Steelyards
Shear. Cast, German and Eogsh Blislered Steel Pad
l"pnad Chest Closet Knob &Stock Locks, Till ious.
and all other Locks, Cutting Knives. Tanners Knives.
''ollns and Strings. Tea Trays and WATERS. Shovels
aud longs and Pukers. Brass and Green Tenders Coal
Holds aud Sefs Bmss, Brass head and Common Aud
irons Tea Kettles, Sance Pans and Poaloe Boilers.
Block lin and Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots, Hand.
Crossco. PIT and Mil Saw Files Horse Rasps, Smiths
and all uhe: Files. Augurs common and patent all sizes
Coffee NJ assured. Waffle Irons, Sad Irons English
polished ,@n and Wagon Boxes. Brass Kettles, Guns.
Pistols Bride i,.sihers. Bits and Slrrups, lacks and
nfrgs all sizes, Soots and Dies anu Screw Plates,
Brass and Patel Candleslcks, Shutters and Trays
Word Screws ell sizes, Moylas and Pes,es, Drawing
Knives. Fane Irons, fmer, Socket Murtice aud Tur-
nns ChlsScls and G0uges, French Coffee Urns Pots
Ovens Sk'eis and other Castings. Cotton. Wool and
Horse Cards. Carpenters and Coopers Ad1es Axes and
other Tools. Screen Wire, Wall wers Meal and Wheat
itves, Jury Comics. Bells of all ki,ds, Halter and
race hams, 9TH Chains. Breast and Log Chains,
ii,liing, Wedding and Garden Hoes. Rakes, Cut. and
wrought Nails. britannia Cas,ys, Plated Britannia
ana lron Spoons. Brushes of all kinds, German Silver
Spoons, Snui3cts aud Trays Brass and sapanned Spit
looms, Sugar Boxes Ladies DRESSING RoA.s Tea Cad
mes, sw'chi 'lg aud Carrlage Wigs, Swing and
Toilet l. oking Glasses Baskets, Buckets. Tuh. snJ
Measures, and Wcdware generally, Table Mats and
other Mats Acc ,rdans, Beads and other Fancy Goods
Marriage Lace. Springs &c. Besides many other arti
cies 10, enumerated.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
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= nc Esetn-ot ft i.grsfb IS 10 re ei.eclo TIE
,a...s r. solutions. Nj ,asan,s, whom VAS sup
i. r.'-fal 70 the pro5aaty u esp 'd'oney of a5an-
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n4tts - jcei. TIE res Hi.1s "a 4esoa are e1ua. ID
: ae, g.. = ilt,ss;
1 ts'.-i. 'ra1l s,,ilt " re.lsf 's'ary Clay II AIRY
g Il u. Al ne al her aiga. ti y ss c-a never = a.
aIssIr w1r;hr eld Il II ih,r hgst. while they isi,
- IA taer ranks, 31hn neftcfs1a btrr:er, In b..
-, 2. faNnll.a, J5hn }. Drttsalen, Vile T.
= srra J.ha GAi, a4l hnndte- Others
"Rs-lrei. rs't TeaI1lr tlll H4rsllp, religious or
atct an nj Ike The 'd'a oi s'o"lat Or SWIM
L..4{' VA /, Gfr cilKs9 as di.i'i G4n. We are
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p..ir 81 sa,s eias aa1ilaf ial.ls. - -.
= - a: 81 s5l.alvj a'sfa!s ~ a' 'tsss ihess"te
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.Ic "a ,got Of tls.e RS la.,aas M lersanj meant
10 -s taaa ,,c assertion OF trd.hs iT winch he has
a. ~g.tnG,d. IN The res stan 'e III man worship and
nj iio,ilry. an by II, inalas The aalndlnhsal OF
T. CIV. i Who's election. besis!eS prf,erflI hun 10
aS.aa iignv. has to most dccdrd c,gtdtHse.-
a. f1 riH clearly ;hnks II unne ~ elteit III HE
s, ~ .....,. 10 .'sw.u" @.lh Saa,ot Dsr.en. Man
ia II i'allUad.e, nln 10 slu. " III anf rudy.
o-l-rf.s1il- ats slnpta'l H. y as ~ ap'1
asa i III Ar.her. al1 o4n7l iuel # Nj. Rive Bat!
t4 ~ his opniIRs 10 lis "a IA: al par.pi lar Tits.
af8 asa ,3a.n tie amp yntuell ct as "a. Whl,cger his
f,h az talrl's'nsY bt, - lr ngh fl of secretary
al = :i.b1 II Ia 81 Wte9 hn hal l-' emerged hGn
c. H. 81 81 by 'be 1a5.h nslh, T. don't Minis
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
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rEHE. sabscriberhas taken The Bnderv farm

VIE spbscnberh has taken The Bndery formerly oc
4 cupied by Capt. w. 4. Talbot, and offers his ser
vices To the nnb!c in the line OF his profession II cara
c'ly II do. interchangeable industry, aud desire to please
he claim TO paIussge, he trusts that he Will receive
proper SHIRE OrdeTs for any kind or style OF Records
and Merchants Account Books, earnestly solicited Old
Books AID Periodicals bound at short notice.
A cohstat supply Of Records, Execution Backs Day
Books, Journals and Ledeers, kept conslay on hand
1t MS own manuiaotura, and warranted ws done as
il made ioorder. &c. AuuNG.
nv, n isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

II HINT TO .|lr. Fan Bwest-lhe Iocos Of Prince
EDWARD county recently held meeting and adopted
series OF resolulionsin one Of which il is sat ave
trust there will never be an instance of JM%ublcaa
(meaning Loco) who has filled the Presidential chair
sc appearing before the people candidate for oea
hacmg e'seA the measure Of Republican ambition, 1t
should be satisfied" We were not astonished a. this
hnt when we saw the names leading members Of
the committee by whom the resolutions were reported,
Caoss nhigs of 1888, who left us, as their leader DID,
when they found tina. Wing victory would not enna
to Mr., Cahouns benefit; and who will leave the Lor
IN all ikelihoo d, if the Nuyer should be thrown over
board.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
wsrs eacoursyed BY ths government, the Globe
IN il a.; ..l.ac,. Ne lutte dcuhs,o says
tata-i, 'oui taa surplus d a single rOh sesny

YER, ea,oarsyed by hs government, the Globe
a ssS Il AZ ..acy .,sNe awe little doubt, says
isata., 'ou taai the surplus u single rck county
fhis well and fully cultivated, wesll supply the
,,s-rs Of e'eTy manufacturing es'ahllshmcnt IN the
U ma viii ahantsnca oil Lri." The rtas ,nin-s
assa fs.os aeoa, welt paneed this assun.i
: isl lisr tadss.srslias d MISUNDERSTANDING industry.
il a. eai c, d ,as Pnseese ps.cy 10 sastaa,
1t N ~ teRaay nsats. all u ,-raf apaiIons
: lAA ,ass Fta .,s,,tr, iFun. Itan abe deliver ih
a.ass trias> "s Tue oe, s.ie osf dives n ihe
tsfss tS.t ,s i5its i.se t,a' ksniih SHOP Ia
tie "a i.,4 as4siaca,F Il ns4's. the constructor OF
ssSiats 3. y ST. > WI aeizsas who tara
ID slie,a .tr3t % 3ssiesHess, all
= "a, q uuc grsai iae..st Il these let other av,
.4.o,s e azae lie: ile loans s9d V'l.s.cs, With nil
Il Al .iay & m,..aa cal tceUpsli8s,, be taken into
! tie ascnist. Is aesggrersc small Would it be no
iTa hssa al ihsse aGcsrhis pursuits, giving emPluy
~, ;, maay hs1ssnis throughout ,se county, pni.
TIT ). ut; = me ovsra he'niag limitation oI ioeis
ti%f3,i "a ,lsre o, Gflss Uf domestic use,
Icy nap ID tous b. people, that could not be
I'm she'd by ,ha psaaer laaf u Edrpal Is no,h NJ
t,sasaia ald chsrsa the II chsaic among usi--
Aeail cvii z,on h atvaatei BIS oayins titEi 10 be
s.,a ~ o,vsuld it he slJ .ui addon 10 The nnn-
ser &; rsa aces airady engaged IN sSseNliure II the
"a .aa 81 AL ,aa i.ie az Z paqahg!aa NeGe ietced
60 q =. Il i.eIs.s a.s51
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
POPt LAR EDUCATION.

We lay before readefs the sstS Jned article, iv@
the pen ." correspondent in distant part Of the State,
with great pleasure; and cordially unite with him In
the hope that the present Session Of tho Legislature will
not end without such changes and mu a,ins of eur
S;h,oi system as will lnp,u Ia II greater efficiency
and sec IRE the mos, bene ,a application, Of the literary
iund But, like him, are MT Within, apprehension
that no radical enange will be effected People talk On
This subject m ,hln they fell: All hence. when the
period Tor aetion arrives. we Aims, ssre u find
among the missing" "e who preached as loudly as
those who march up to the breach. We were s,,ueL.
last winter. with the OF interest manifested in this
subject by the meslsSs ,s the Legislature, notwi h
standing the circumstances well calculated To kin
die something Ikea spirit of enthusiasm When Alex
lives Esq IN soppoa of his bill, revoluonzing thu ex-
isiins sy stem. made luminous eloquent and powerful
speech, WASH NUMBERS deserted their seats evs. &c
those who remained in the Hail. mol a few were unli.-
tenny spec,aors The alb lily and eloquence of the ora
tor could no, compensate for the of attraction in l.
SUBJECT lad 1t been political harangue. every
avenae of the Legislative Chamber would have b. en-
crowded ny eager listeners, and the papers wouIi
have heralded the SPEAKERS fame abroad, as on, Of
the gahts OF tho HOUSE. Bat Pupa!ar Education was
his subIect-and although all admitted its vast impor-
lance, yet but few remiined to have their own Zeal
freshly inspired by thai Of the speaker 3d. we fear
II will be again. few members will take I'D the
subject with warmth; but their inercs, in it will be
less apt TO excite similar feelings in other b,s,ns than
10 be chilled by the icy Indifference, m IRE fatal even
than raacorous hostility. which they viii be sure to
encounter. We hope. however, it may be Otherwise
and that there may be found at lcas, majority prepared
to give an impulse to the subject although they may no,
live to see the acorn planted by their hands, grow up to
be giant oak.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

Co- Nicholas Biddle. "the great financier," has con-
menced seris of Letters, intended to show the ability Of
Pssy to pay all her debts and her s,lenn olg,
s@n ~ to do His object is to show that very light tax
alton, comparatively. will effect this desirable Object
Some people say, .!Is this advice, although very god
comes from Mr.. B'ddle with very i'll grace-anl ha.
he had better pay his own debts before he thinks Of
shamlns Pennsylvania into the redemption Of her faith
That Is all very true; but. scripture tells us tina, even
wicked men may cast out devilsand so, while we think
Nh BIddle's precept would be much enforced by exam
ple-yet good preceps aone when ably and inseniouy
urged, may not he without thel f,rce. Probably, too
before Mr. Dddle Is done, his eq,erce may reach his
own conscience, and compel him to do s,e justice which
he inculcates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

Presidential movements friends of Mr.. Van b.
rem have held a meeting in elphia-sad to have
been thin gathering an most Of the L,coi,co lsadn
standing alcf Resolutions were adopted s,renuOusy
urging the proprieiy Of his nomination. by tho NaiHa
Convention, which they recommend shall be held ipfe
autumn Of 1913.
A'Fayette, missouri, a great meeting OF Loc& has
been held, at which Col. Benton was nominated hi
the Presidency. The 81. Louis New Era niima''
that this was done by the consent, if not at '@
isSt'ss'iSn Of Col d. himself D. says: .Gov Reynolds
who had been closeted with Benton at Jefferson, r sew
era, days, travelled So miles on horseback for the p
pose Of being at the meeting. and was Wesep when '
Sasols''sn was offered AVID adopted" If the surOlse
the 81 Louis Era be correct, the NJ sscu Senator ln@
t" set up for himsel(-n which case his favoe ao''
!" ESssy @ies for the cause. :" will be very convenient
In Cincinnati, large meeting has been held |
Col X. VI. johnson nom;na,ea-aaf a resolution afo'"
recommending the formation II "Iecunseh Clubs.
In Harrisburg. Gen. Lewis Cass has bsen non0a''
and his friends at other prints are abnit to "'''
up the movement.
These series Of movements among osr Locofco 'f'e"V
Indicate great "unim and harmuny,' Ls, the Nation
Convention decide when say, bstween the rival ar
rants. who are all nor unissd against NJ Clay a00
s"cp s nunepu,s acser,!ssass,s-a M L9eo.9oo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

iiogs-1he l.ewsauss Wig THE 26ah ul, states
that large numb.r ofdroves had passed through that
place, eastw'rdfy, and that there then some or
lo'ooo sui behind between Lewsburg and GuyanIotte
l"fs Il; ''~s,ssasn sas Ealing tr,n AZ Il, u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
CORRESPONDENTS.

.Nelnn Cont House 2sth .N6rrenLcr. 1871
10 Jon" Thompson, .jr. Esq,-Slr-1he und, rsi, md
appointed committee 10 inkrm you of your n,,fius
not as a Candidate for the Senatorial District of ,n
Ht'an and Aeinarle, take great pleasure in dis
charging that duty They instructed to inf I'm yon
mat You were unanimously selected as candidate f.,
mat slatD". 10y respectfully. yours. Sc.
n r. CADEII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

Do The Boston Atlas states than an admirable bur
lesqne upon Dckons's "No'es'' wi" 10 out in = few
few days. 1t is entitled "Ep.~i. "s3I anon,
other things, ,udl.s ,he sud.sct of t,,,r, ,i,yo-''
~liaaHt mitiens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

1'nr' Ctay-Ihe l. exington (Ky.) Iatelligel,cer Of
the "a inst states that Mr. Clay to leave that CITY
on the following day for New Orleans We observe, by
The papers, that at Memphis, Nachez, Viskshurv, PA
qremlne, and nearly all the other towns on the Misss
Spp' arrangements are in pEogg,ss Tor giving him an
enthusiastic reception.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
Mellon Court House. Mr. 2eH 1919

.Nec York Elections The official s,atemen, of the
polls from every eoSny in the State of New York, show
the following result of the vote for G werner:
For WIN. G. Bouck Toco) 2O2 07O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
Whom we see a farmer with an overbund-

When we see farmer with an overbunu-
once of "hired help" trusting every thing to
their management his fences down, nipple
ments out of repair, aud land suffering lot
want of proper tilIage-too proud or TOO Ia
Nv to off coat and go to work, hes suing
in a mhcci barron and trying to wheet nm
self. ,.h
When we see mechanic run to his neigh,
Dor every day to borrow newspaper, and
may be have to wait ten or fifteen minutes
before he can get it, we shall suspect that
the time he looses would soon pay the sub
scriptiou, and consider him sitting az
wheeI bdrroo trying tO~hcct himself
When we see merchant too penny
wise and pound foolish to advertise his
his goods for sale, but sticking up written
notices in his windows, we shall think he
in bad way, and will soon find himself sat.
TING ia a whui6nrow and trying to ichee'
himself
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-30
Far The Vermont PhGnir.
BRATTLEBORO


o,d pro,,,e-w,h her glory and splendor doth stand
The first in New England's high proud 'o'"'eu ""'
No township or village more gen rous "''u NV
Or Yields more of enterprize' beauty anu sN''
n .,.,s and meadows her dales and her hills,
H., ,n.land and low lands and sweet purlng rills
An beam with their beauty and gladden. the eye,
And claim fond tribute from each passer by.
Here once the lone Indian bent his light bow,
And through the wild forest long followed his Toe,
Nv day and by night the shrill war-hoop was heard
And the s,;r of the white man was daringly stir
And here the proud Chieflain hath moored his ca
.f noe,
with his band of 3" red warriors" so valiontly true
Upon the dark stream ofthe slow heoying wave,
Till he passed IRON his wars TO the shadowy grave
All, the scenes of those days they have vanished
away,
And The hearts that so loved them in death silent lay
And we muse DER the past meath the wide spread
ing skies,
While faircr work beam in the htlaughng eyes
There's Marlboro and Dummerston-old honest
towns,
where the dtn oil INDUSTRY SO gaily Ics""""S'
There's Guford and Vernon, and Chesterfield too
Bright towns with their yeomen so noble and true
But here is old Brattle' enclosed by them ALL
With her beautiful girls, and her gents fine and tall
With her rich verdant fields where Connecticut
tide,
Rolls by her fair border in beauty and pride.
And where in my lifetime chance Ger 10 roam,
] shall think of the Brattle' my own native home;
Oh her good hearted people gen rous and free,
/ shall remember them all wheresoever be.
w. H. p