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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-29
DRY GOODS, &c.
SHI X rs

SH | K rs.
CHIRTS made TO ORDER after the approved French
~ fashions Gentlemen Garments Of all descriptions made
order the shortest
Gentlemen Furnishing Store 81 and GO Maiden lane
Of William street.
ms lmsr WILLIAM COLLINS.
THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN.
NEW and important article for nursery and
fastening ladies' shaws eloaks, Sc, patented the
United States and Europe for sale, wholesale, by W. III.
CARY CO. 1876 Pearl street New York. and b, the paten-
tee, a the mandatory l6 Jay ST. Brooklyn.
Thread and needle and dealers fancy articles
Piled on liberal terms. mlt lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-29

NEW STORE of Rich Cat and Plain Glass, No IS John
~ door OF Nassau
STOUVENEL co. have the honor inform their friends
and the public that they opening the above where
they lind large and beautiful of all
such astral and hall lamps all completely porcelain the
mandatory prices, by the their shop No 90
Gold street Wholesale and retail city and country tradeal
goods packed of the count-al articles match
q fterus. Please call AZ Iohn mo- I'm
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-26

distinguished learning, ability and prac-
ncal good sense. upon the ailimportau,
SUBJECT Of devising scheme OF education
for all the people ID Vermont, and among
DINERS, Msssrs. ki.:ridgp, Merrill. Wheel
ct. Labaree, Smith. Stevens of Barnet,
Briggs, Clarke. Hallock, Slodiard, Starr
OF M'ddieburv. Peck. Palmer, Adams,
Studdard, Prindle and I'wininG.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-26
And die like men when its task Is DONE.
Bennington, Jan. I, 1912. w. q.

=" Truly, The entire destruction Of that maenil4
lcent huliing. forming 30 prominent feature in
me iar-iamed Tower Of London, denominaied the
Grand Arn.oIy, and containing, in addition 4, an
almost innumerable quantity of trophies. and 9TH
er evidences Of British glory, no less than three
hundred thousand stand of arms, may well be cali.
ed a National caismit, i''-- London Paper.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-26
P o d y H & .
For the Telegraph.
'-ansz annnDzo


But who can tell OF the changes wrought,
Ofrhs lovely forms in the grave forgot,
of,he bIighied hopes Of the gifted dead
Whose years with the vanished year have fed
leone where the hsarths ofths happy glow
70 tell Of the houseless and homes VI wo,
Mhsr The falhrriess sigh Ger their hapless lot
While bleak winds moan round their straw thaich-
cd coi s4r
And the mother !wceps A. the embers wane
Waiting The love that returns not again.
How many hearts whose grisfs are DER,
How many harps that shall sing no more.
How many graves ia the green earth made,
How many forms ia the dark sea laid
Youth with the fiery heart and eye,
age whose hopes with his years were by.
Thy skeleton foot, prints dark, death dealing year
Tor the frst, thoa hast le ON the Presidents floor
Thou has, lursd TO the White House to lay on his
Tier
The statesman and Hero ne'er conquered before,
HI. garland Of glory Thy whitening breath,
In it, grscnusss, hath cbaDs'd to the cypress Of
death.
. VI ,>er for my country! From Florida glades
she vail of the hunter now huuledby men,
Tohs streams aud his home in ,hs dark forest
shades tt
He hath sighed his udisu. TO return not again
BuI his dreams are away where his Lived ones
arc laid,
And his ear Il awake to the voice Of their blood,
Aud his hand IS sill grasping his bow and his
blads-- ss Nntf fae
Bu,wo when he strikssfo his graves and his God.
And the Slave is still gloaning; the lash is still
twinsd
Where the green srangs-groves 10 their loneliness
blooms t
And the God given body. and God-givsn mind
Arc tortured and tran'pIed and crushed to the
tomb,
And Wild shrieks are rising and wild waings
swetl
Where fond hearts are breaking and signing fare
we'll!
And thou naughty Albion! stain on thy shore,
Though The ships a. thy feet are like stars DER
thy head,
. Yet their sails lha. were white as thy snow
hills b-fore
Now resk with the blood drops that China
hath shed:
Like the rush Of the wolf on the innoccn, fold,
Like the yuI,ure that sweeps from his home u
the sky,
Thy warriors have ru,tcd for the jewels an
gold f&
That mortals win protfsr when girding 10 die!
Give back to the orphan bis death mantled sire
Give back to the mothers torn bosom her child
Give back the dear homes thou did'st give Z
the Gre,
Or thine ear s.lalI 5e haunted with death vail
ings wild, asa5i "a Al
And the bible shall woulder where bullets have
Pcd!
See. where England has centered her POM
and her power,
And g4nered her arms and the sPoils Of tn
dead, eT.s.0
The red flames arc curIing-thou'rt ashes, prou
Towerg'
And yet there are bright spots amid the dan
shade neai baf
The C.p,ives are Fastening the blue water
Ger,
To seek the dear graves where their kindred Al
laid 3 ip a3 ~
And their palm shaded huts on the Mendis
shore; st Nt .fstieF
God bless them, aud speed them. till far q
Th,v vc,u, viii. The loved In the land Of Il
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-26
Eas, Bethel, Jan. IA, 1912.

The article below is the commencement OF q DIS
cnss;.n be,ween brother VIM. Grant and a Paedo-
baptist neiyhbor of his. the subject "i Commun
at brother Grants request.
For the Vermont TELEGRAPH.
THE CLOSE cOMsIUNION OF THE
.BAPT1STs.
A rieso of The principles BY srh'ea u IS
supported. Ist. Considered as an act OF
censure.
Do close or rigid communion Ba?lists
bv this act mean TO censure their broth
rem ia the Lord whom they exclude Is
the answer no2 Then we must reply
that we think they deceive themselves
For there is much 10 their conduct in re.
ference 10 this subject (which looks like i
Much Of what they say and dosshows tina
|sheytreat lheirexcluded brethrena as GRIMM
alIy blind innot seeing. and notpracsIlcing y
regard 10 baptism with themselses
There il evidently latent impression y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
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conveyed in said heed aid which said Fi2patr;,h
new resides. il.is Lend lies about IL miles from
lynehhnrg. Two tfam SW,nney's Tavern and two from
tamibe ooafl hoGsr. containing by survey 40 acres
More 1hah lalIo Is in woods. large portion of which
Is fine fobaero Land. Tho cleared Land is under
good fence Il good quality, well adapted To flrmno.
aud susceptible u hl2h degree Of improvement II Is
waiefed by Beaver Greek. which there is some fine
bottom Land. The buildings comfortable
AT the salne time and place. we shall sell or head
Il work l9rses. about 81 head OF Sheep upwards Of ~
head liogs - head Of Cattle Plantation tensls. e.
+ L K VI s
For the / aud enc third cash. or 60 days nentiable
paper satisfactorily endorsed with interest added for the
balance e the laud, and two years credit the Dur
chaser executing bonds with approved security. carry
ing interest from date. The other property will be sid
on credit Until ls day q Aprll next for suns Of five
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond and Sc
curty. carrying interest from the day of sale; r sums
nndef five dollars HE eash will be required
The Land will be shown to any one by Mr.. Peter
fitzfaiFlek Acting as trustees We shall only cunve,
such Title as is vested in us but believe the TILE perfect
ly good Possession will be given 25lh December viii,
the privilege olecedng Wheat and allowing this Fall
C. l.. MOSBY.
SAINT NONIIN
Trustees.
Pr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

ksl RsJAAi 10 a decree Of The llusngs Couit for
the iown Ut hyiehburg Pronounced on the 5tl day
ri September. sa2. Ia the sui then therein depending
between Ann ladd aud others, plaintiffs and John Il
Mcdaniel. adn'r. d Amos adj. deceased aud Others
defendants; the undersigned the commissioner The rein
nanod. WILL ON Saturday the Oath day OF the present
month. sell. ut the Market House, in the town Of Lynch
bury ty way Of public auction, the highest bidder ON
credit OF uur manlhs. iar negotiable paper sasaeinr
~ endorsed. one NegW Boy named Bob aud ole Gold
Watch, the property in said decree mentioned.
j. WILLS.
Sept : Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

which the accomplishment Of II depended. would have
een We do not hesitate believe, after mature re
Fiction abandoned BE this rs it may. however. we
enter our po,es, against the uaarness Of attempting To
make the Wing party responsible for iaeonsiderate and
udged purposes OF asowals such as ms, oy any one
,r more Of lis members Had tile event happened or had
j, been attempted. the Wing party as purity wo''id
have resisted. they will now universally con
denim it. Mr. Pleasaniss letter inay be found on the
fourth page
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

Ihnre W" be meeting ot the Amherst { II Tempe
rine' Soertf edn the Court House The third Sabbath
II September. a which meeting MAJ james Garland Of
ynchburg and others expected 10 speak Il is de
sired that all Temperance Societies Of the County will
report HER siren2th, or ltfre that tune that the
nomberofT cetolallers nay he known.
II. l.. BROWN. Pres't
Ct. CoLEn4x. Sec.y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
COMBINED ATTRACTION!
Ee Ml o y at


~ ~
AVlNG sold out the principal part Of nr o /. u
u a i & X at the store OF Burton & Ro,es, We
have The pleasure OF informing friends and the publ &c
geheray that VIC have rep,ored to that house q u II
y " + o Of FIR T. S II,
" " and DESIRABLE GOODS, aud shall
N future continue business rur OLD STAND, u,-
der the style and firm of ROBES & BURTON.
Having been very hbeFally paronized by generous
public for nearly ii9e years. undor the old and new
firms, hatter ourselves, now that we have united
our stocks and are better prepared and the more dspo
sed to merit its continuance, that we shall at fail 10 re-
alze our most sangaae expectations.
Our stock AT this time very large and is comprised in
part OF the following very desirable articles, which,
with many others not enumerated, we earnestly invite
the attention Of all who are in want of good Goods at
low prices:
Plain aud Figured silks and satins, soe very aud rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks, great variety
Blue black do handsome and cheap
Black. blue black and colored Challeys
Monsns great variety and very ckess
Black and colorod Gro De Nap Merno, very fne
Black, boeb black, and colored Bombazines
Syrian Mnslns, fine and handsome article Cor Lsles
Painted Lawns and Musns from Is tc 9s
Calicoes at Cd worth Is
do =" Is . Is cd
do Eng. :. lsGd" IS Sd
Printed Canbrics. yard wide. at Is Gd
larlion Muslin. white and coored. new arti,ss
Cambrics and Mnslins splendid assortmeaI
j'onnet SILKS and Lawns, very how
Bonnet t.lb5ors, large supply, cheap
Alpaca lustre beautiful article for Ladies' dresses
Cambria aud Muslin Edgngs aud lasertinos
Thread and Bobblnet laees a large supply
Silk. Cotton and Worsted Hosiery splendid assortment
Gloves. Of all kinls. prices and descriptions
ocaTis' aney iiandkercnefs, Shawls and Mantias,
rich variety
oioihs, cassiineros and Vcstings
neofsa har.eeas brown Linens and Driflings
annmes Cloths ana 'fhbe Cloths very fine
oe..,on- Fringes, large stock, very cheap
silk and Cotton Umbrellas AMI farasals
Gauibroons Italian Cloths Cotton Cassinerse. Kentucky
Ieanes and various other Goods suitable Tor gen.
emens clothing
Cotton 0znabury, Bufiaps and Tow Linen
eached and brown Coi,ons from ! cents to the finest
quality
Sugar Coffee Salt and Bale Cotton; very low, hcsidss
great variety Of other DIR GOODS AND 0K0
cfRiEs of which We invite special exaantass:pn. i
s,0DES s. EukToN,
To Country Merchants HssN
oSisers.
sEE Will 40 IL tie,,ess s.,.set p,,eosr frsie
iei feaf -ers Tow and Flax 1haen. Nael. bs-
X3&<
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

winch the Efi vel knoWn to,uany persons. Is euphail
caliy stated, thai Nr. Tyler previous to gons t, ,asl
aeton To eotef opon the discharge OF the duties Of the
Presidency, stated That he would san ang Bank Bill
hat MAJORITY Of teneress might pass. What changed
him after his arrival In Washington Was he mol
induced to veto the hanA bill By aeolred Balk mani
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
stsRE... TEE, SOLID.
Franklin Lands iOrSagc.

Tie snb5erlhel oilers ioi sale his Lands. lying on
Maeadee creeh IN Franklin county aud on the Dan-
Vile, fmnhn and Ptsylyana Turnpike road There
afe three u ear Tracts adjoining each other containing
III the whole between three aud four Thousand acres
nnsi nj rich Mountain fbleeo Land Thu portion OF
the Land lying on lie ereeh and on the turnpike hasa fair
proportion ot creek holteu. aud IA we'll calculated 10
mike e9od farm. On lhs tract there are good robac
@ Houses. excellent Saw Mill, aud four Apple Or
ehafls 'iln and lsnou divided into throe settlements
but will he sub divided, Unnecessary, aud sold III lots
h sui pef5nns wishing Ia purchase.
aaafe mentioned Lands. II mol sold privately be
lie The 1t day o October neal, Will On that day. be oil
tired, al public anelion, 10 the HIGHEST bidder
Tie elms viii be. one third cash. and AMI two
1ears credit lor the hulanee, the purchasers giving
bend with good and sufficient security.
Any ersan DESTROYS o seeng these Lands will pleasc
call TN NJ. John A. Smith o. Mr.. Xnekled Wade wi,o
live near them, aud either 81 whom Is authorized 10 sell
either the Mhoe, q in ois TO accommodate purchasers
JOHN II. WADE.
Ane. = Vito
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

, Il IS asserted in the newspapers. we d. nol
eoueh Ter the ruth Of tie statement flat Mr. Van Buren
wrote 10 his friends N Cohsross 10 vote fer the Tariff
bill, recently passed with view Ia impair Calhoun in
fnenee in the Northern States. Tie Statement, does
not sem 50 mfrlale nheir ae vets IN thai ILL are
eareulls scanned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
E1ia&esEIaI aEshS.

TE'llF. concern Of GARLAND & STOUT has been
u THIS day dlssolycdby mutual consent The books
and papers have been placed In the hands Of Mr. r. NJ
Garland, If. who sauhorized settle all matters conec-
ted with the firm. All persons indebted to the concern
are requested 10 make immediate settlement and those
having claims against it will present them for payment
IL. NJ GARLAND. Jr
JONATHAN A. STOUT
New Glasgow, Sept. ),
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
.RS (OSs 10 cgOsp.

eElNG determined to bring our present business 10
- close as speedily as possible shall, from This
time, oer our large stock Of Dry Goods without refer
enee to cost, For .DO.hEF Ii will be found to con
sls OF many Goods suitable to the present and approach
lng season. We aware that some descriptions OF
GOODS there IS considerable decline; all Of such ace offer
r'thoh regard 10 cost, and the residue eosr Buy
ers, either by wholesale retail are invited to call as
1t will unlaestionably be made 10 their interest 10 deal
with u.s.
In addition To stock of Dry Goods we have on
hand good assortment of & Il o { L r f. s
which We offer al the lowest market rates. which we
call the attention Of our customers and others.
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE.
July 25 Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

IHllE subscriber is prepared to furnish any fam&
lily desiring The above instrument, upon ine mist
liberal lcs and from the approved Manufactures
IN the United s,aes. The justly deserved reputatiDs
obtained by thu different Makers has been so much laud-
d through the public presz. that any remarks Il lit
would be unnecessary upon tie present occasion. lie be-
ing known n manufacturer OF the instrument can re-
commend The Pianos made by the different establish
menls. inferior To in the world. All that he l.-
qnres is trial aud il the purchaser is not pleased with
the instruments IL can be returned
W. 2. GREENE, Agent.
%, All Planes sold by me will be packed and sent u
any disianee in the country free of expense. They will
also be kept in order year. without any charge Tho
purchaser by myself, pass through the country twice
a year regularly.
Sent. l6 if1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

o. The rnmur is confirmed that Mahlan Dirherson.
ESP OF New Jersey, formerly Gen. Jaeksons Secretary
OF the Navy and an ardent supporter Of Mr.. Van Bu
rem IN 1870 has abandoned the Loco Foeo ranks. and
declared himself for lenry Clay. Col Joseph Jackson.
Of New Jersey another conspicuous Nan Buren nan in
1910. has followed suit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.

y u u
I'VE undersigned, Trustees Of the above Institution
= have engaged lhe services of Mr. William D. Fair,
distinguished graduate Of the Virginia Military lnsti=
tae. Who VIII enter upon the discharge Of his duties on
the 10th Of September neA
IN addition 10 the reputation which Mr. Fair hold
beIale the public Tor his scientific atainmons he has
furnished the Trustees with the highest aud most salts
factory testT onals from the conductors Of Tho Institution
where he graduated.
Ii is designed to put the New Glasgow Academy on
The most elevated boiling, approaching fnot oqnaing,
that ofour ordinatY colleges.
PROGRAMME or STUDIES.
NJ At EMArics
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonomory (pan,
aud Spheucal,) Analytical Geometry. DlfIprential and
Integral Calculus, Descriptive Goometry Shades and
Shadows. aud Perspective.
ENGL1sn DErAnrM
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, History
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. Composition and DE
elaHai!on.
LANGrAGrs
Latin and Greek, (he usual books) French. Dol
mans Grammar, Ieenaehus, Oil Bias, Charles xiic
Nolialre's ilenrade, &c. Sc.
As Mathematics Will be II distinguishing feature in
the Academy. the 'blaek bard will be extensively used
as we'll IA French. Geography, sc. as in Mathematical
operations
1}dtiol tces per session Of jfee months
Roading, Wiring aud Arithmetic, with
Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy,
&c. $l2 50
/ ne anoFe, Win The Languages and
Mathematics T. 90
Board can be had in the most respectable families ca'
moderate terms.
The healthy situation Of New Glasgow. the beauty
Of the surrounding country, the Intelligence and respec
liability Of the citizens, together with tie high quaca
tons oil the gentleman employed, warrant the undersign
ed IN recommending the institution the favorable
sideraon Of the public at large
WIN. NJ. WALLER,
JOHN WHITEHEAD,
WARNER JONES,
SAML NJ. GARLAND,
JOS. X. IRVING,
JAS. +. TALIAFERRO.
JNO. COLEMAN,
HENRY J.. Dawes,
H. NJ. GARLAND. ir.
Aug Wills if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

o.. number Of the Wig members Of Congress-
We're received in philadelphia and New York, with
great enthusiasm, y masses ofrc9re. They were ad
dressed by A!eesrs. aioehead and lallmadge If tie
Senate, and ly Aessrs. Fillmore. Mekennan. salston.
stall, lalsed, Thompson lailnd..) Stanley. King of
Ge9.) Underwood. Foster Of y. y 1olnl.ason and
Aathiot We regret that want # room eomnels us lo
deter the particulars. The sIrt ollslo is 1e awaken
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
Etae. EAaisas.s.S
VI ~ ID 7 g Z nc u s :
REST0AER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
Eols

AuErieR produced by bile, phegm, i,um internal
w morbid matters arising item badly cured old disorders
from the oil mercury, ealomel hark SCI tn leal,)
iron The change II lite, as specified IN tee Pamphlet
.itiSgphtte Sgf4y This Medicine is in all Nenereal
Disorders certain remedy aud the patient will ies Inn.
sell somewhat benefited IN twenty ou hours pree per lot
tie: Pint 81, 80. Quart, -.
itsssia hrtae, celebrated Tor It's speedy AMI perfect
removal ri tonniha aud elects also of the fearful results
consequent On in improper teanen, benefit viii be sis
hle y hen,s ,ee fourth oI pint Il 30, hall put Sd
put -
Cold. MIN R4'gaa for bilious and Nervous Affections
Colds sc. rriee III Cents
.fomate frifact, lnmen for Indigestion, Goodness in
the stomach Numhness " ealnrss IN the Limbs Rheu-
matsm, 81. -Four 80 cents, hall pint 81 pint A.
pepoaitre Poeder, Tor bilious Aatctons, Bilious he
Headache, Diseases Of the Eyes, Se which be ia
ken IN the Restofer. aneenis per box
Japan Oiat8en for piles which is IL he applied Leslps
the Resoref 81
6easai Ointment, 70" 'reiler, Ringvorn Salt Rheon,
sealdhcad E7,'ons the Skin, aud Foul Ulcers 10 be
apple, aesnles the Rcsiorer u.
cffsal 81 Strengthening Plaster, Ion Diseases Of the
chest Dyspepsia mtlammatofy Rheumatism, Palsy, Paul,
SIS, &c which Is IN ntast all these 10 be ued besides
the Resoter 50 els. per hoN,
= for full and particular account ol DR. knhlA Mrdi-
wherein will Likewise he found directions or their usc aud
numerous lie manias. which accompany every Mcaniue.
na may likewise he Lad gratis al the uiee of IA o
HE Rosfo,er and all other above mentioned Melienes
are 81 nr kuhs own discovery, aud are prepared by hum
self
Persons wishing 10 procure any of the Medicines will Ii.
ter them anletsta.
r kolls odse, Richmond, Va or any or The following
Agents IN Niteinia;
nlNklE & RuMBouGn, lynehbufg
Ilas. i ohcnehan. buchanan.
J. !. Patterson 90. Dansille.
Il. Morgan, Amherst I. II.
Cd. {, u Bennett, l'sylva ANA {. II.
\ Il Menonald itese Mills, Amhelst
i-ollus y Perkins, loengston.
Ralerts. Mesh} y shepherd Fahe,'s Mills Nelson
I'LL & Melton, I've Risef Naie House, Nelson
ApplnF s Staple. anen.
Peter " hte, Seotiseie.
Henry lIasesood. Castle Gfaig, Campbell
Peter liallsdale, Republican ttoye lIalilsN.
&. nunln,n. Lexington.
- pr knh would further slate that Agents appoint
ed IA all ptineip ie"ns iiaunE heut the /. 5.
Set Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

3 ,39j PFizEs Amounting 10 Al 2l7 off
~ NO. lorrrHY--l3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets S2o-iialres sl0-Qmrtsrs So
EighthS 81 30
~ The price eta certificate Of package Of 26
Whole tickets III The above SpIeudid Lottery is only
$3.50 certificate Of Is halves only $780, certificate
OF % quarters ooy SO certificate Of % eghts only
H52 and eerellieale Of package may draw the four
highest prizes.
Tickets and shares and certificates packages in The
above slendld Lotteries constantly for sale in the
greatest variety OF numbers the Office Of The Mana
gers, Rlciunond, Virginia.
", All orders by mail will meet the mos, prompt
ten0n. and each drawing is over AN account
OF II will be sent 10 all who order from MS.
Address, J. 6. GREGORY & Go.
Managers, hIoHNoNp, w.
Sept. 3 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

io,519 rElzle ~ II HlaEks 3lI2,YI2
.Afa.ly as many P,4:es Bta,hsl
Is NuMrfn Lo11EGt-l5 DRAWN BALLOTS,
Tickets $l5-lialrss 81 5o-Qauic,s s. 10
EigiAs 81 s..
D., epree Of certificate Of package Of % whole
tickets IN the ahage endld Lottery Is only SlS0a Ger
tileae Of q halves only 80 90 certificate of 26
quarters only : ho certificate of u eias only s22
50, and certificate 81 a package may draw the fga
Laha-. nL.a-l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

Erpuging Reso',aioa.--On the last day er the ses
sion of Congress- Mr. Bayard gave notice to the Senate.
that, at the next session, he should press his motion for
the repeal of the famous ENpunene Resolution That
will be a cruel stroke fer Mr.. Calhoun just HOW, who
will boapt TO give offence 10 his acs,ontss with
his usual consistency he shall defend the ENpungng
PROCESS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

e.. lilo Milton *. G Chronicle is edited ly a phi
iosopher as well as 4 wag. The dst year Of its exis
itaee has Just ended, and teramea question Whether
be should continue II. pom balancing accann,s he
ltes ilat The IAN get all that is due % aud after pap
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
WIG MEETING IN CAMPBELL

We are requested 10 give notice that meeting of the
Nn,Gs Of Campbell county, will be held at their Court
House on Monday next. the 2lh Of September. being
Court day. \ full attendance is desirable