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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
Es0tcGOura SEMINARY.

|ENilE exercises oi this Institution will be resumed ON
the inst day ol September next, under the super
attendance oi The Rev. JOHN ANDERSON A. NJ.
The Board of Directors have adopted measures Which
they trust will insure the future efficiency aud prsrr
~ OF the Seminary and entltle 1t To the support aud
patronage oithe community.
II. ". BOWER, President
lNo. +. ANDERSON, Scc,eta1g
Flncaste, July Is In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
JusE 90. 1912:
I ANiES ID. TAYLORof tho county Of Amherst. hav-
~ Ing filed petition, praying that he may be declared
bankrupt 1t is ordered, that all persons claiming TO b
creditors Of the said James d. Taylor show to the
court, the 18th OF September next why the said Janice
D. Taylor be not declared abankupt pursuant tothe act Of
Congress- in that behalf and that copy Of this order
be published in the newspapers according To the 22d
and Nth rules of court
"A Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
July w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

NOR Rent, to the LIST of March NEXT, the store and
n lumber house, on main street, lately occupied by
MIR. Sanl. F. Rennick. Possession given Immediately
apply to DAVID r. EDLEY
DAVID E. SPENCE
july WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

nrnt Instance Inlm fhc hnnsc ,g,Iny0r III q =
cr Garden. and every on, house ta, could MIDI II, tbn %
lr and convenience OF a alpily Attached +, tins ,le
IS "A large and new brick store house. containing five
rooms besides the cellar aud wooden store house. with
tree rooms, which have for many years been successive
y occupied by James d. Wood. ESP. Messrs. Thwcat,
X Miller, aud Miller. Ihweatt \ Hudson as an elipble
aad successful stand for merchandise The store houses
and lot Of wood land adjoining. containing about 10
Acres. could be conveniently severed from the DIV clnu
aud farm il desired by the purchasers.
Also. another small 9r0cf Of EHnH, abou,
twelve mles ~ w Of Prince Edward Court house
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

MaRRrED-On Monday Morning. the Eth INST.
by the Rev Mr. Goode. Mr. JAMES q. YoHs. Mcr
chant. of the firm of Mcguire ~ lohn, 10 Miss
ELIZA 5. oldest daughter Of lIiRAM Bao~S. Esq,
all Of this city.
When happy couple are united IN the holy bands
OF wedock, always rejoice because It Is iu.hil-
ing the commands Of scripture. IN ths case We par
ncuariy rejoice because We believe tie parties we're
made for each oiitr, and because We have received
most bouu,.ful share Of the concomtanis Of we'd
ding. May their days be days Of rleasaurness, and
their paths, those of peace anu plenty. Nay heir
lives be long. their ends happy. May they always
have good newspaper and while they journey
through this SUMMARY pilgrimage,
May every wear I'll their souls with joy.
Aud crown their hearts with gal and boy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
THRICE GLORIOUS VICTORY

The SHINING Of Coons IN Ohio has been -" car
RED on to a great extent IN that community" The
pipe.ayers and traitors have received lesson not
TO be forgotten in 4 hurry. Where IS that a." 20O,-
600 Wings in council" which met at Dayton
What a rebuke to Henry Gays scrvle supporters
What rcbuke to the slang he uttered on his cleo
toncering tour What rebuke to those wings
whose eyes or rather whose tongues magnify
hundred fold Glory This SHINING Of coons
fixes Mr. Cay's flint. The Ohio Statesman says.
and it is corroboratcd by private letters and also by
Wing papers, follows:
The present appearances warrant us IN saying
that Shannon's majority cannot be less than hour
thousand. and perhaps may be as high as seven
thousand Corwn's maIority two years ago, was
I6 100. We shall have IN the Senate 9 or 10 una
jor,ty and in the House perhaps ll-2l on JOINT
ballot. Let the woFshippers Of live coons look upon
this. and never again attempt 10 humb"g an honest
people
Again, being some hours later, and after the re-
cepiion IT further returns
THE WORK IL ALL TOLD-Wilson shan
non is Governor of Ono. and both branches OF the
Legislature largely Democratic. The coon Is SKIM d
and mistake.
Our paper being crowded, We viii omit the re-
turns received until we get the whole. Over three
quarters Of the State have been heard from, winch
leaves not a doubt but that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Tint fstr1Secuc.

The federal Journal gives It's friends, and Mr. I.
NJ. Smith. in particular, great credit for the excellent
manner IN which the Clay Barbecue was gotten up
We add our testimony and declare that OF all the
Barbecues we have ever been at. this was got up IN
decidedly the best style. Provisions plenty and Of
the bes; kind breaGstuiis in abundance. cider 70
match, and all which ,ras cooked was ,reN cooked.
Vel. vet ov il
II was ieeie too common for Ex-Gov. Noble
and Mr. Clay. notwithstanding they were furnished
kuires. They. with other Jig bugs must retire to
Gov Noble's palace. to satisfy their appettcs on
something linie better than the 90 common herd.
We shall attend 10 THIS matter hereafter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Kc2orfcf j1r tie STATE Seaiin,L
Proceedings Of the Common Council

SAIUARDAY, Ger JET. lct2
Council met Present Mcssrz. Galley. prcsident.
Iouden Black, and REX ards, members OF thc ce4s-
Mr. Black from the select COM ttee. 90 wi.e.
was referred an ordnance II rcg'lalc .9rs running
at larre IN the toan OF injiauae3s. reported the
same with tvso amendments Ist. 10 lli i'e blas.h
with the nunbcr three "a. to make the ordnance
10 take Ell ct from and after the l. d. Il Novem-
Der next which amendments were concurged IA,
the ordinance read thFd time and passed unani-
mau-y.
and others. on behalf q tie l.; Presbyterian
Church. praying tie privilege of grading The s.Ge
walk in front OF said cAurch which. "a motion q
3Ir Black, WAS referred to the Commute CT streos
and alleys.
The presden; lad before the council tac reports
Of Mr. B.ddle. aud Messrs. ncy 4 i.ttie. auc-
tioneers, 70 lst Sept; which were read and re-
ceved.
The president presented his quarterly report Of
proeee lngs before him IN h Jna'e'ri carnciiy' and
the amount Of monc,s coecte- and pad OYER -
rreasn-cT; winch was read su. received.
Mr. Loudsu presented tie ircasurer's report. fr
July and - ,iemter; which wese read ahd re-
celvcd.
Mr. B,lct presented NC ghnas'er's monthly re
oort; htch was .ad aud received
Mr. Loudcn prescn.c account Of i.oiton and Pat
ter,on fox advertising wA.cA Vas referred TO coa-
m,itce on c.aims.
On mo; on OF Sir. l.oulcn.
Ordered That tie secretary issue orders 70 Oh
Gers Tor - CIaitcrs sal1f-
AIr. loaaen presented tie petition OF D'nlei
kiug aud others pray ~ that to- line assessed On
John Alcha-l ct 80. FIR ceiling Gaor by The small
w4tuoet lceise. be - part =. mited.
. Ga notion ci Mr. i-sui.n .l.e p-t.;'on "as ia'i
on ihe table.
A6j1ufncd to Saturday, 81 o..
> SArURD,y. OF. 6. 1872.
Council met. Present., Nessrs. Cpley, pre- dent 4.
, |. ,uden. Back Go.ls5ery, and I..s~afes' . We
r. council.
On motion Of Mr. L.alsn.
Tie petition q H4aei i,in- and ol.trs, pFaying
\ ren,ss.on a. part - iac hae as-e--ed on '''.''
i Michael. wa- issrn from tle ta'e. aid IN 10 LOB
If the same Ecatieaaa. all tAs far except So ana
. an costs was rc.stted- ou condition sFii '.ic"aS.
= All accept tie proposition.
Nr. Cod-5ery fro. committee on streets AL
: alleys. reported favor 81 rf i'.aS prayer "i
\. iily anl oilcr. % grade siis walk ia front Oh
, I-,Prc-5gter.an church. and 'nerere'n iae rep ~
was coaclrrcd ia, coni.f.one4 fsa' sa.d grading
s..l lot exceed one fs0t eiera'.;. 90 i'"t 81 H.
ciarca above tn centre "a. lie street, a"l ossceA-
J, .l.s- oi an imch . the Tot
!, NJ Il csnrds presented IL 2ci' o. :! :
:. Wooi,en ani o.lsss. p-ay =, .r' .eEs q 90
n M ava rrsgcil.ns ti' ae tiit s.ni ~ -
- diana Avenue. t.srn Ienne-s - 49, ,. ~
streets. Pray g.aaici. atl s--.es = ''@ g..
rnaf. tie necessary s.rrey rr- =.
- Adjourned 10 1854 cetp1-S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

UNITED STATES. NATIVE AND NATUR-
ALLIED: REJECTED. AND COULD ANY
H0DY SAY, AFTER THAT NAKED VOTE
OF THE SENATE. THAT 1T IS NOT
BECOME THE PERMANENT POLICY OF
THE COUNTRY TO GO ON INVITING
ALL THE uoRDES OF EUROPE TO COME
OVER AND PARrAKE OF THIS BOUNTY
DERIVED FROM OUR ANCES TORS, AND
WHICH WE SHOULD PRESERVE FOR
OUR POSTERITY.
Again: in the Miami purchase, in the heart Of a
dense population, before the signature ofthe treaty
was dry, we find a crowd of graspng spectators
rushing in to seize the land acknowledged on that
floor be worth from forty TO f.itv dollars per
and yet when amendment was offered 10 exclude
these lands from the bill, it voted down. Then
there the last amendment, offered BY the Sena-
tor from Vermont DIR. Prentss) 70 MAKE TIL:
PRE- EMPLOYERS PAY ONE-H ALF TIE
ASCERrAINED VALUE OF THEIR LAND
ABOVE THE MINIMUM PRICE. What re-
come of that proposition Il was vo;ei down ! k
tie others. II Is TRUE ONE APPARENT
SECURITY WAS OBTAINED On THE
ADOPTION OF THE AMENDMENT OF
FERED ~ HIS COLLEAGUE. RESTRICT
ING THE PRE-EMP IIONS TO ACrU "
iIABIrATION AND CT ELEVATION but at
ter this a proposition was made late in the evening.
on the motion from the Senator from Illinois, when
there was not full Senate present, and against the
demonstrates it adopted, rendered his col
league $ amendment almost useless. Mr.. I. SAID
he knew how vain any struggle OF his was ngl'ns'
the passage of this bill, two thirds OF the Senate
voting for il. and he rested his hopes where tho
hopes OF the American people were ON TINS occa
sion-on the other branch oi the National Legisia
ture. THIS Senaie on tchich the tate Execuiice has
placed his feet Jetore he reiired from o5ice-fhi
Senate. which he had not ereH icff he poor Prtri
/ 6ge Of presercing ats oion records from muitdtoa
lcds not tie body ,ohich he could look for tie pre-
serrafiou of me rghs and liberties of The peOpie
bat there was another body IN the other wing q
the building-the body peculiarly belonging TO IT,
peoplc-and on whom their eyes were anxious!
turned at this important crisis AND HE CON
! FIDENTLY TRUSTED THAT IHEl
] WOULD NOT BE TURNED IN VAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

The returns from Maryland are now complete.
and show Democratic majority of % mt
ballot. We do not recollect when the Democri ats
had majority in the Maryland Legislature before.
Some twelve or fifteen years ago. General Samuel
Smith, a Democrat, elected to the Senate OF
the United States, and we suppose the Democrats
must have had majority then.
The Wings have made excuse yet, that We
have seen, for their defeat. They cannot saddle
their defeat General Apathy" now, foT the vote
has been unusually large IN Maryland at this cleo
ton. Wing convention of the State nominated
Henry CLAY for the Presidency, just before the
election and the Wing tickets were headed - Clay
and the Tariff" The Wing papers stated that the
battle would be fought under the same old coon.
80 we cannot divine what excuse viii be made by
the Wings for the loss Of one Of their most steady
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

In another column our readers will find an ad
verfisemcnt calling meeting of the wings at the
Court House on Thursday tomorrow evening.
Let all who are able come and talk together The
time fer action has arrved.-.NgdisOH Bdnaer.
Please to talk something about the Ohio Elections
the Maryland and Delaware elections, the C~1- inO
Hundred thousand Uhigs in Council at Dayton,
Fifty Thousand At Indianapolis, and White 5
broken windows These are prolific subjects abou,
these days Have you Clay 'iuo IN -'ia"'sO"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
4 CARD.

CAkD.
The Officers and members Of the ..L.FAyErrr
Blues" take this method Of rendering their CRATE
ful acknow led seuents II the "M,aIoN GU,RDs''
and .M,RroS RIFLruE>.'' of Iadianap polls. for the
very nd and hosptablc treatment which he Blues
received at the hands of SAID companies during the
recent excursion to Indiana polis-eoth Tor the at
tention shown while there. and taeIr htndsoinc es-
cost, Ia miIire on arriving al. ana taking leave
from indianapolis. And in expressing acknow-
edrements To the military companies o. Indiana
polis the Lafayette Blues take pleasure, through
tins channel. also 10 communicate their thanks
10 the Comiaiffee II arrangements oil the 9th
nst as also the cit Gems oi indianapolis
generally, for the marked hospitality shown
by them to the Company while at the Metrop-
oils OF the State. Especially do tie Officers aud
Members of the Company feel d'u0ly graiei Al 10
Coy. NOBLE, for the manner IN which he opened,
not only his generous heart, but hs gransry. ms
chard, aud hls lardcr. for the graticatlon oil the
ComPany-evincing that
'lIis atch-siring hangs outside the docs
As IL has always done before
The hard cider enga cement which came OF at
the house of the liberal and distinguished CHApMaN,
Of the state Sentinel, will not De forgotten
by the Biues,-or the sp2iis B on that occas ion
amply rewarded each soldier IN the conflict for all
the daring called INTO exercise during the engage
ment-and were well calculated to chase aiCIy fhs
"Eix,s" And last. though by means the least.
re It distinctly understood that the Blues loiicers
and membcrs) Individually and collectively, will
: lonr cherish the br ght glanccs ard approving
8 smiles oi the FAia of lndiaaaDos. the richest
trophies of the campo gn-and should they ever pay
old Tippccanoc a visit. they VIII find the "iaiay-
cite Blucs'-iD a man-ready to salute them, Will
arms presented, IL o9el order
.ou> MEAD, CAPT.
G.. II. STACKHOcsE, LEI II.
DANIEL RHIEN, 81 IT..
JosmUA BAKEI, ID II.
i II. Bemiss, SecrefTy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
K'unnier.

So many papers have called our friend honoTa'
BE Oliver II. Smith, a very talented man, that he
really begins to think there must be something IN H.
But. friend smith, II won't 90 to be TOO talented
You see what an awful fall Daniel has got Inc
higher the castle the greater It's fall. See Dick :
I.u.s of Gravita,ior. Also, Treatise on Cornstalk
" lfrhes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Van Buren, and Clay.

When Nr. Van Buren, was here. he took pn5lic
room and exchanged ciylites by the hour with every
..., no chose 10 call on him. in public. Who Of
you did not have to stand out OF the way Of Gay
man Charles" Answer yourselves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Dst.wARE-The llspcctlf's elections III peia-
war, ar, very I.vOrlDl; - tn: Dsno:ratic party.
In Newcastle county on Tuesday, tn; democrats
elected seven os the eleven inspectors, by MAORI
~ Of sixty-scven. In lSio they elected three oil
the ten inspectors, and lost the county by denc'-
cheney of one hundred and thirty four votes. In
Kent county the democrats have elected four OF SIX
inspectors In Sussex they have elected eisht oil
ten by majority Of two hundred and thIr'y-one.
Tins !, annears that COR the first time the demo-
Gratis have carried every county in the State OF Del
aware At the last election the wings swept the
whole State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
MAINE ELECTION.

Since we last made table, have received returns
from II towns in Psc4aqus county. in Hancock. IN
Nj /. IN Ar,,stook and in Franklin. 81 IN ALL max
ing the number of heard from ISL In these
towns Mr. Fairfield leads the Wing candidate len
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND lHikl :
FOUR VOTES gam over his last years majority
If THREE TuOI-SAND TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY NINE VOTES, The towns To he heard
from. ISL gave Fairfield. Kent, 3,slO majority
Mr. Farfe.ds majority in the State the Wing can
diiare this year, Will probably exceed FOURTEEN
THOUSAND,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
EiIuNV !.
these days

Some of the papers call Webster the lost flead'
others. the fallen star" some. samson shorn OF
his hair" others. BLACK Dam, and few Clay
G.J,ral ones. daniel the Tory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Rumor saws (and we hope in this instance she speaks
f,sevl tia, large sum OF money has ely been AZ
s,raeied from the vaui, of the Baaeh Bank at IfTe
Hau,e Ii it be fact. will friend give Us NE ii
Of the thief aud the amount OF his "steaLngs -'i'-
ceanes Gazette
Can, the Wabash Exprcss ca.s zen lis Wig IL g--'
about that "maTcs nest -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

..Nisiur Ediuf As yoD proivs L" gisc hefreci MUIR
nation on e,Ty s1aec would ieg - staie THAI
f ,rv once! ans Wol Ike h 10 wo, kind Of lzLicS
: hes, i,r u.c 10 tase. Your, SoloNes asitLLH.
Tax ,as dgiiar. Cay TAD soa-i .,ei, g-.ssy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Fourteen Thousand Democratic Mayor
N..xness

Yes Ii 900 majority glorious Name for arhed
Two wears ago Maine voted for Harrison-now lioVo
Democratic majority Bors OF OHIo DO roU HEAR
rH,rr If YOU do hear why then skin THAT SANE OLD
COOK That's al.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

rrThe Hon o. II. Smith has arrived homo. There
let him stay. Them's sur scrf'neHis.-Ne1r hf0GnE
DcmscrGf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
THE BIRD Or L7sst.slTY

Has gained a nohlc triumph over the bloody British
rag IIuzza for Clay Clubs and mares nests :
As walked out the fodder afternoon
seed a chap with a great big COON
Saws /. Mr.. Chap. that coon can't come 1t,
His teeth Is go and coons cant gum II,
oh, twas the same old coon y what use to was,
But his hide with the specie claus
As cum'd up closer | seed he didn't wink,
Ses to his mas'cf be wants some drink,
And then the chap he pulled on trIns,
t-p clum the and the chap he sing
Oh twas " the same old coon" what use to WIS
when the whig he fight for the Tyler cause
Ses l. loose the trng and let him down,
See how lac capcr when he GIT on the groun,
oh no. ses he, dat coon hIgh-mindci,
he no touch de groun since he was fnded-
On twas the same old that fought IN forty,
Aud conquered too Tor dc great wing party
on, with my knife and Gu, the trins
And de coon come down with ching ring. ring
His ewes was sot " he had " res. gn
And what held HIN dat dare twine-
Oh twas the same old coon WE knowd before
When the latch trng always outside de door,
pat same ole coon he work for de wig
Till he swell all up he feel 50 Zig.
And hen he bust, dey tun his skin
And tnk dey beat DC democrat agin-
Oh twas .ihe same old coon dat drink hard cider
But he's done gone now, and his vile Vidder
..Tha, same ole coon he raise him dander
When the wiz bring out the Gerrymander
Him couldnt stand sight 50 shocking
To him gold sIeok and nice SILK toxin
So "that same old coon him raise him pfidc
An swell an bust, and here's him hide
And nov write him elaf,
While tic wig he gil a grea, Giraffe,
And den he tink 10 Win ,hc day
And clsr the coast for Massa Clay
While the same old CO n Is done, forgot,
And all dc log cabins gone 10 pot
p.r. les inferred that same old COON
Dat try for to rule the aud moon,
DE cage coch him IN his treason
And bust his hide for dis good reason
That same old coon hab got 81 proud
Him wag he TAIL and de wig he bowed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
P,,;,l,c WING Meeting.

Democra,ic mniorily on Joint baIIot, :.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
LAFAYETTE blues.

At meeting of the Lafayette Blues held on
Monday E.ening. October To- 1872, the following
card unanimously adopted
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eIaeane f,srren, rci.3,c suy fir eli, cahr trnIbf
a'HretL nm Ole erfsnigfcn gt:iIeu e"r stusrciber
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ttcrrsits.eu estuals ihr, s5casuh;alr19
itrettan, un3 at;en (le ciigejtbporen frareu, uGt
men Fe lnle 0Steyiee Gise cit
sistcnS u,3 sReSas Sltrahor E1r gcrbfS.
GhGnspaali. ScaIa uuo liuirn gseuiustj <tantes
S!srusnt, SyoSn unp e!iatsn eiarts rcuscr.
GasaKcaa nus tgenuaa Saeatnra gcrh Is
edfi gno elsbtobu!a g3snjarll, N,ase.
NtuetiusnM ..,ames Ssaser1o,t,
Serarf ld,rtt Der gsnat AR M,ahl ciass u;epi}rri
ld3sn Ssrctptrs
Die Gcrrea 91obbiRS uHe 8arnet Hurstu ala 3ihIc
ser Stt.iniru srnauHt, uno CD otelattat cr,;at
6ilr S5emeS S. 6atoa 81
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Settthisceus Ii
Nf. Janie5 & Tdraa erSt1lt Die Wekybtit ser 1fn,
Esl', ullo nachesnr CT feiieu gis tparncmmsr b7tr
s:ss sr een Ssnate III cier tur;rn absr 3esitscRt
Beet fhf eas 3nirsutn prlsbes t:f7atsn Rbrrrr fiji
i'm bsae, feiSsa htrslit,rsn Gays as.
Fur gd1re6er .thselt
Ihplnao Z. .l}sraau 40
g,ecfttifacue IS
Eat sergeant at arms ert;elt
Sol. &. Nnupp 81
8et l1ieoene i3
2,f i.ra. Hartlc08 gpx{dl,c, wlsee eie befsbene
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-23

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