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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

IL Couant, Fashionable Halter. $50
Grandstreet, would inform the gentlemen o New ok
that his fall and winter style OF Hats ready Tor
their inspection
In strict accordance with the principles of economy
the subscriber has introduced for the economist beau
iu fine finished, Fur Hat the low price OF a. which he
uhesiaingy arms is equal 10 those sold in more expensive
parts OF The city 81 30 aud So Persons who have been
the habit of pay ng a,Ie prices for their Hats
furnish themselves with article equal in every
spec the oil four dollars. To those who wish low
priced Hat he offers fine, finished substantial article of
Fur Has So, equal those sold IS so, the
50 62t Hat Also complete assortment OF SILK
Hats, extremely low prices
ole I'm CONANT, go Grand-slreci.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

m To tl1e Eriends of AssOC3ntion-h puU,IIc
meeting of the Social Reform Uuy, VIII be held IN INN
Buildings corner Fulton and Cranbei Streets bonh
yl-preparatory 10 their departure TOR = DOMAIN IN ,he
State OF Pennsyvania)--THiS EVENING, oct ga. IN
divduas disposed TO uite with Them The public seneay
and Ladies'. are invited aliend. o. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

n Second Advent Association hold Worship
with prea;hIs, Lord will, 10 morrow" ia-past am
hall-pasl &, p NJ and each evening through The week al
and Clinton. streets Subject COR Sunday-GabrirfS mes
SAFE to Daniel oh chapter, 22d verse y, Daniel, am
nSx come forth 10 give l1ee skill ar! Understandings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

Niblo's.-Ihe delay OF e1iio,los W ..' =, ,, -,
articles prevented their complete arrangement tor Two "
three DAYS and many reports OF the judges and esp
cal!y those of the Agricultural Depa tmen have not there
fore been as ssasonaby desired. These colsi
deraons ether with urgent solicitations by OF our
fellow cizeus have induced The Managers to extend IN" oi
Annual Fair until Wednesday eveHnS next the 2o'l "brh
awarded, the exh billion positively closed ALL there
fore WIN wish behold this magnificent and costly us
play consisting of full $1,000 articles, should avail them
selves OF the opportunity before "Wednesday evening next
o22 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

Wv The commissioners OF the Aims House will receive
proposals for the whole any portion OF len thousand
bushels Potatoes their office in the Park until Cd Nov.
nsi. New. York. Oct q, 1890. o22 tn2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
0TThe dsrund Marshal Of the Day Of the

~ Free Congregational Chnrch.-In the
Med College, Crosby.stree, two doors below Spring
Preaching may be expected at 10! A. NJ, and
p NJ. Seals free. The public are invited to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
a MEXICAN MUSEUM, and Garden.
NOVELTIES. ATTRACTIONS, &c.

IS NETWORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GAL
LERY: Broadway, opposite the City HalL-Mr. h BEN
NETT, Manager ever Crafty the public has
nSacemens with the following well known performers
Mir. COLLINS, iron the American Museum) bemucb ad
mired comic singer also. Dir. ID. wRIGsr, The celebrated
alsao melodl1, whose peculiar vocal powers, combined
with n great height OF person, and the effect produced by
his appearing IN female attire, have Obtained for him the
cogHomen OF The American GiantesS The Manager has
also engaged Mr. MILLER, the wonderful Dwarf and Phe
noenon OF Nature his height being only thirty six inches
Nature in her widest freaks before produced so e1.
trsordRary crea' Mr.. DELARu in his limitations 81
kean kenble &c; Miss RosALE, the charming vocalist.
IN her most popular songs and Master EouNG the extraor
binary Wire Noianle Dancer.
There vii, be an afternoon performance Wednesday
and Saturday al s. Performances in The Lee
ure Room al halt past O'clock. Admission TO the Mus
cum. Picture Gallery and Entertainments, shilling. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

AA TO LET-The frame Mansion House
M in Eighth street, fronting McDougal street with The
ssTsras &c attached. Apply 10 VI. E. THOMPSON NO.
50 Eighth street. w Aaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
by ALBA KfNlBALL-Otfice No. i


A. X will give his attention the sale OF Real Estate
tocks, Furniture aud Out.Doo, Sales generally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
.v'OTICE.
ron u E.y.T,
ENT1R a. NEW STOCK.
HoGTs, SHOES, TRUNKS, GARRETT BAQs

."o"s"t SnVIs, IHNNAS, GARRETT BAQ0
Ac.A c.
Three hundred aud Seventy PaeLsges
'I'HE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving, by schys
lcontine, from New York; Wave Union. fOnicl
Francis, November. and berry from the East and John
Stull. from Philadelphia, three hundred and seveuty
packages OF Fall and Winter Boots. Shoes, Sc. COM
psina the largest and best stock Of Goods hc has ever
received, aud has no hesitation in saying the finest
stock, as regards the quality, in any House south OF
philadelphia. Having been nearly two nonths at the
North. smong the manufactures Nc has taken great
pains IN selecting snc Goods particularly sdap-
ted TO the trade Of Virginia aud North Carolina II
Merchants visiting Rchmondand going North the pay.
Pose Of buying their Stock would particularly ask them
10 call and examine my Stock il embraces every va
re'y Of Ladies ,Geniemcn's, Misses Boys Childrcns
ioo,s, shoes shppcrs, Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags,
Bear Skins, Shoe Brushes, and Barking will sell
at such prices for cash accopances n will Ger
a'n'y please, My Stock comprises IN part. follows:
500 pair I.adi,s fine Dress Walking Shoes
500 do do do Kid and Morocco Slippers
x Ties.
1900 do Women's fine Seal and Leather Walking
400 pair Womcn's Lace and Strap sewcd and peg
ged Bootees.
200 pair of Ladies' Over Shoes. of different quail
tee
Ladies' Cater Boots Of superior quality
Genemens' fno Calf Dress Boots, (Alihs''
Genilemen's snpercr double soled Water Proof,
(M,les make
500 pair Gen,smcn's fine Calf Boots, from %
tN
900 do do fine Seal and Kip Boots. large
100 do do heavy extra quality sewed water
Boots
100 do de d., pcgged do
1900 do Mems heavy pegged, lined ard bound Bvo-
gans, (part r. Si1er's)
1856 pair Gcn,lcmen's fine Calf Boosccs
100 do do fno Calf l}ootees, kies' make
80 do double Water Proof Shoes. do
900 do Gcniemcn's Over Shoes, all qualities
FOR MISSES.
$50 pair Misses fine seal anu leather walking Shocs
and Boots
200 pair fine dress walking Shoes and Slippers
Misses Over Shoes, good quality
FOR BOYS.
500 pair Boys fine Cali Kip sowed and pegged
Bootecs
so do stout pegged Boots, superior quality
1000 Chidrens Boots, Shoes and Slippers, all qsaf-
tiles.
Mems and Boys heavy scwed Richmond msds
brogues OF superior quality Russet and black Leather
Hard Leather Iron Frame Travelling Trunks, Carpet
Bags, Backing, etc etc.
SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots. Shoes Trunks,
&c. &c., door above Messrs. Hubbard, Gardner
& Co. and nearly opposite MIR. VIM Michele Jew
elry Store, Main street, Richmond Va.
Richmond, Sept. Is wsiNn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

pEING determined to bring present business to a
- close as speedily as possible shall 'nm this
time offer our large stock Of Dry Goods, without refer
to cost, For MONEY. 1t will be found to con-
sst Of many Goods suitable to the present and approach
ing season. We aware that in descriptions OF
,ods thefe considerable decline al Of such oe,
mitho,a regard TO cost and the residue Buy
ers either by wholesale retail invited call as
it will unquestonaby BIO made to their interest deal
with us.
In addition TO ON stock of Dry Goods. we hsve on
hand good assortment Of q r o c + X K s
which offer at the lowest market rates. to which we
call the attention of our customers and othera.
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE.
Irl, y L, If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
CORNELIUS &. BALDWIN,,
ATTORNEY ATLAY.

WILL in future attend rcgularlythe Superior and In
w fcrior Courts Of Rockbndge. He will also attend
IN conjunction with the Hon. A. H. IL. Stuart to cases
OF bankruptcy. in the Federal Court at Staunlon. Deeds
of Trust of Bargain and Sale and all kinds of convey
ancng, promptly executed on application. In all cases
requiring argument at the bar, he will have the as
sistancc Of Mr. Stuart lie may De found every Court
day in Lexington. aud at other times his residence
near the mouth Of Nor river. His postoicc address
is. "Balcony Falls" Rochbridge.
Sept 20 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Candid Confession-Ihc Madisonian admits that
the course of President Tyler has 'dvded and dstrac-
ted the Wing party" How was it possible for him to
do this ihe had been himself Wing, as he pretended
to be If he was not in favor of Wing measures, did
he not act hypncri,ically in accepting the nomination Of
that party? The Court Journal pays but poor com
plfnent to its master, in admitting that he was hypo
critic at Harrisburg, that no is traitor now Though
in truth, tic admission not necessary To establish the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

.Horus .Huhieauhy Papcr!--1he Petersburg papers
announce new dscoycry--tle manufacture Of Paper
'r'm the leaves Of the Mous ,iul,icaulis he idea
was conceived by DIR. r. c. Spencer Of that place. who
With the assistance of Mr.. VIM. Miller thr manager OF
Tie Ms;oaca Paper Mill. succeeded in manufacturing cx-
c'leht paper from the leaves. It The paper made from
'tse leaves shall prove Of good quality the d ilicuI'y
heretofore experienced IN procuring rags will liz olecti-
any oova'ed, and forests Of Morris Nulticaulis may
gam greet the eye. The Petersburg papers, one OF
Inch printed Jew sheets made OF tie Nlcauis OK.
Dress great Confidence in the Of The attempt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
MA lSIk1.As:l..

Married. on the 10Th August, 1872 b, the Re,
George Harrison, Mr.. JouN b. LEWIS. formerly c
Putsyvania County, Va. to Miss Nancy &. ENoeus
OF Rankin CITY. Mississippi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

fop"'" charlottesville comply, 10 day. with a
pronise, some time since made insert ie Lecture of
Thomas l.. Harris, Esq Of Amherst, IN this important,
sheeet-o the exclusion of course, of other
cles' The subject is ably and eloquenily treated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

MIR WEBSTER.-We mentioned. sou,e Il, 8 400,
that Mr. Webster had accepted an invitation L, meet hi,
friends at Faueu Hall. in a social way and public 9,
peca''on was on tip toe to learn from his own Inns AZ
they expected to do this OCCASION the true ps,ion
when he occupies in reference To partieshe re,,ans
Tor his remaining In President Tyers Cabinet 50 lng
alter Tue Wing party had decided that he ouch, to with
draw and ms future determination. Well--tbn day
came aud pass'd away, but Mr. Webster was no, Firth
cunning lie had cold, and was hoarse and hoogeJ
TO be excused All this may be true but il is m,nilos,
mat many persons III Boston believe his sickness WA
esncd We do not, OF course. pretend to saw or even
TO insnuae that this was so-Wc only state the i'm.
pTesslos Oh some persons IN the spo-wo broadly in
'lma,e that Mr. Webs,ors speech ha. been .indenely
postponed" The n. Y. Herald even zoe. farther. and
states that Mr. Webster will not retire nor be removed
from the Cabinetthat he cncriains high opinion Of
the Presidents capacity, PATRIOTISM Sc and that the 5.
feelings are cordially recpoca,ed--a that Mr. Web
stsr position will be hereafter that OF cnre isolation
from eheroi the two great tactons-he will take the
broad ground Of palrotismmoral principe-and his h
independence. without stopping any faction in cNis
tence." Nous reironS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
H.. n. NASH.

PETERSBURG, TIRGLNLR,
nFFERS HIS PIANO FORTES for sale upon
Prial. II they found good, to be kept if other
wise, to be returned The prices vary from 275 to 600
dollars. THREE HUNDRED have already been
soId aud not bad one amongst them. From 20 to 80
always hand at his extensive cs,aai in Pc
tcrsburg Va.
July2l sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Second gro,rih.--Mr John II. Norman, Of Bedford
has sent MS two Apples. OF respectable size the second
gmmth Of this season The first came to maturity a
bout the last ofJuly, when the again hossoined
and yielded second crop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

TIE 18th Quarterl, Meeting Tor Nelson Circuit. will
he held ri Loyngsion On SATURDAY and Sunday the
2.hh and 3Oih OF October next Aud the Nh Quarterly
Meeting for Amherst Circuit will be held Pleasant
Grove. on Saturday aud Sunday the 9Th and 9TH ., No
vtiBbcr next. JNO. EARTA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Large Beets.-Achcs ID. Johnson, Esq. of,hisvcin
ly, brought to town.aew days ago, dozen rump Boes
weighing. in the aggregate, l50 lbs Average weight
10. Tbs The larges, bert weighed II aud the smallest
10, lbs. 4 speameni is q, ibis otlicc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Great II h.-Tmeny five bushels of bearded white
wheat, sown by Capt Pasehal Buiod of Bedford. 49,
acres. yielded. this season, 6ioI bushels, gallon
weight I'll lbs To the hush.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

et Sampson II. Bu,ler, Esq. of South Carolina.
mas resigned his seat in Congress, In consequence of i'll
health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

IHANNEI.S all colours, NIerinoes. Circassians,
Monselin de LANES. Casinctts Cloths 4 Cassn,cres
fued Cloths and Linseys for Servants Yam and Ken
lucky Jeans, Rose, Poin, and Dufle blankets, Vel
vet, and all other VESIINGS and great variety of
other kind Of FALL WINTER GOODS. for sale
by us at COST. ID. PuRVIS 4 DUFFFl..
Sept ~ ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

~ TIC z.
uNlE copar,nersbip heretofore existing in this place.
4 under the firm OF Turner, Burwell, g. Go. has been
renewed, and the will conlinne TO DO business
at hor old stand. Their stock of Goods. which they
believe 10 be of the hes, in the place. will be sud
,herby wholesale retail, at very reduced prices. 10
those who may favor them with call
| adison 10 their stock OF Dry Goods. they havs
gnd assortment OF Sugar. Coffee, Salt, &C. &c. which
will be sold at the lowest market prices
TURNER, BURWELL s. Co.
Aleust / lmf--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

lie heerAak.-Thc Richmond Compiler informs us
That the last link Of the Rail Road between Richmond
and the Potomac Will be finshedby the st Of Novem
Der, and passengers will be doomed dread the
nine miles, between the Rail Road and the Steamboat,
which has heretofore been the Of all tarors on
thai route
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Tie Fate Of he 7imitor'-The following incidco,
occurred in the Ensl. House Of Lords in l792 and !,
preserved N letter written at that period The E,l
OF sGrry bong about to make NOTION and bcin, Ga
lowed ~ Lord North in explanation. the Earl esuied
Gen Arnold tie traitor in the gallery and s,n him
message 10 depart, threatening in case of reG,s,,
move Ter HE clearing Of lhegalley Gen Arnold renlied
that he naS introduced there by menbcr-to which
Lord Aafy replied, he might, under that condi,ion
stay II he would promise never to enter il bcb
''e Arnold complied wiih.-"'rhs (says the writer
Is the second Instance OF public disrespect he has me,
with, the King having been forced to pledge his nval
word never to employ pension him-n lbs. ,,,ro,o
for i'e"clsy, erer odoos"-Nr Tyler will meet wi h
similar tbuis. when he shall be stripped Of ,he pson;,
OF Oil and power. Even those who now nroft nv bic
rcachery, will then treat him with contempt and der.
slll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
E,NNc0fSQiI
sEPTEBl BER ~, lsA3.
Large stock Of Dry Goods

Large stock Of Dry Goods
1T COST.
J. PuhViS & DUFFEI. are anxious 10 eloss
~ their business Us speedily as possble-Thev ,ys
offering their whole STOCK OF GOODS, which
is large and well selected,
AT COST,
and in fact mary descriptions Of Goods will he sold greet
~ under COST,
n B.--We shall go on TO sell a, private sale 81 .
few months, until The stock reduced and then the
remainder will be Offered at auction.
J. ]. PURvfS & DUIFEl.
Sept. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
Oakly for Rent.

~ WISH TO rent or lease my late residence with
Mil in mile Of Lynchburg, called OAkLY. The
Improvements well suited to large s. grnteel fan
ly, and is aoge,her Of the most desirable rctden
ces near town S. GARLAND.
Sept. 90 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

a L Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chaneery
v continued aud held for Buckingham county. at the
Courthouse. on Friday, The i0th day u September
1871, sitting rs n Coar OF thancery.
Maurice lanahorne, Jr. and Scrnggs,
merchants and partners trading under the style of Lang
horne scruegs, Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Allen Jones and Harriet his wife, Daniel IIudlle
ston aud Elizabeth his wife. William Harper Iittleber
~ lluddoson and his infant children I.lleberry and
Thomas llnddesion, George Harper, Samuel Harper
Lucy Harper, LcyinIa Harper. Martha liarner and
R'becca Harper and Thomas 81 BonduTanl, admir- OF
Samuel Harper, deed. Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

MN III. alond regularity lho Superior aud inferior
w Courts o the Counties Of CnAgLorrn, CAM
BEil, PmNcE EDWARD. and llALlFAx.
o. All business coniided 10 his care WI, meet with
the prompicst attention. Address Charlotte Court
House. Va.
sept, % w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Tne Bankrupt Iaic.--SIne IN apprehension pre-
saing. understand as 10 the vote of some of the
members of the Virginia delegation in Congress- on the
Bankrupt Law have deemed it but an act ofustcc
to those gentlemen well for the purpose of "hea-
ing those who for purposes OF their own, are nisrc-
presenting the facts. to publish their Oay two
ut lhe Virginia delegation voted for the Bankrupt Law
To Wit, Nlessrs Powell and Ialiaitrro-Those who vo
ted against it, were Messs Banks Bois Cary Coles,
Iimer, Goggn, Goode, Harris, Hays, Hopkins. Hub
bard, Hunter, Jones, Mallory. Steinrod. Wise--Mr.
Tyler, now iavcrlle of the Democrats who are
getting up Immigration meetings in his behalf,-who
''o vastly pleased with his dspensation Of patronage
a"o VINO maniesiy consider him "a very i'll used man,
recommended tin special message, and, (very remark
aoe' 10 be sure after having recommended, actually
approved" it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

! The President 0ndhH Confidential Councillors Til,
President attended by several members OF his otici,
family reached Old Point Comfort on the 2oth inst and
on tho 2lst, Henry A. Wise came down the BAY and
landed al the place. Mr. Spencer, Secretary 81
Var, and some others, also there The hospi.ali-
ties Of Norfolk wcro prolored 10 the President by tn,
Borough authorities, and fol- the prcssn, respectfully de
cllned.
The New York lrrald-whethcr opcsking ..by m
thoriy or not. we cannot say-annuunces that dnring
his soJuurn IN Virginia, the President will mature A
plan, by Which the currency--,le public lands-ds-
irbu,lon- assumption, and all the financial questions
connected with the General and State Governments
may be finally presented 10 the next Congress- aud for
ever settled the stable basis and on the most us
ana honorable principles 10 all Interests and all parties
Imssupendous PROJECT John iyer's gigantic intellect
It is said by the journal viii work 50 happily that
I'VE may see IN less than nine months a nltiunal chr
reney established without the danger of II c,rporatiou-
The credit oi broken down States resloredlh. rps,,,s
oi the general government applied TO proper uses-lhe
2riti and public landssc,ed ON just princpl,stra,
revived manufactures furnishing the yhulc cam
'ry smiling earden.'! II is not the Gr,, time
however that we have had premonitory symptoms that
the mountain in aborbul we fear II will h, ,,,in
deliver Il ut mouse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

II being suggested and proved To the satisfaction of
the Court, thai Ill who guardian ad Item
for llIlleberry lnddleson. Thomas lludd,sion sam
ucl Harper Lucy Harper, levna Harper and Martha
Harper the infant defendants in this cnuse hath de
parted this life. the Court doth appoint Robert Shaw
one OF the Commissioners Of this Court guardian a
hem Tor those deicndants and the cause coming ON ibis
day to be heard upon the papers formerly read aud the
decrcta orders heretofore made in this cause.-The Court
doth adjudgc, order and decree. that the defendant
Thomas M. Bondurant, do. oath, render an account
ot his transactions administrator of the said Samuel
Harper, deed before the said Conmissoner-and the
Court doth further adjudge order and Decree that an
account be taken before the said Commissioner Of the
outstanding debts against the estate of the said Samuel
Harper and also. an account Of the personal estate aud
effects OF the said Samuel Harper which have come
into the hands of the said administrator or any other
person. by his order or for his usc and Of the real estate
OF the said Samuel Harper at the time of his DEATH that
account be also taken before the said Commissioner
of all the debts Of the said Samuel Harper which have
been paid by his said administrator out of the personal Is
tate, specifying III separate slaementssuch debts
due either by Judgments specified lien specially bind
ing the heirs, and such due either hy simple con
tract or speciality. not binding the heirs; and that the
said Commissioner make report thereof To this Court
a Copy--'Ips1e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

W "eohesday next, the 5lh of October, is the day
s"a'ea 'or The assembling, in this place, Of the Edi-
'' convention We are not able to say how many
Nv fraternity VIII be present-but enough, VIC hope
'"o'f The meeting pleasant, if not profitable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

-. :. W AshINGTON, =, 1872.
Sri your pst master, Cor any OF his clerhs) dare
10 way "s tongue against the administration, let me
know aud the procedure will be corrected :,
Tin nond Whigsays. this letter is Of niece with
hundr lis that have tccn sent to that city lnm the author
tiles Il; Washington Is not tbs worse than Ia, ,t So
o''i'h Lave Hat punished the auth BIS Of printed at
lacks upon The great men, in power but the Executive
edic puts curb upon the ongue Such a system makes
N'a" enc hand and slaves on the othcr-and gene
rates sN IN OF espionage fatal to all confidence between
man and 'an 1t is marvellous us that the very
stones do not rise in mnny against these petty desno,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

oftri3 DcsPoiism'-Ihc New York Commercial Al.
verts'T saNS that gentleman ofthat city had received
within N days, the following letter from the posnas
ter GcH- raj:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

6,w :. W, John r. Chester, (Ioco) who was removed
Nc. o'"ce OF Postmaster at Joncsborough. Tenn. by
r. A" p mas been restored by Mr.. Wicklfe-Al-
~, ~, ', :, richard II. Fain at Rogcrsyille. Thus VIC
=" Huzza Tor this WING Administration !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

,h., INC petersburg inelligencor confirms the rumor
pps,n,a. i!se' OF Charles Ciy, has been appointed
Esq. resigned. '''' y "o"'' '''o'e