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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-15
POETR II.
THE PRISONER FOR DEBT.

BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.
Look on him-through his duDgeon-grate.
Feebly and cold, the morning light
Comes stealing round him, dim and late.
AS if it loathed the sight.
Reclining on his strawy bed,
His hand upholds his dropping head
His bloodIess cheek is seam'd and hard,
Unshorn his grey, neglected beard;
And DER his bony fingers fow
His long, dishevell'd locks of snow.
No grateful fire beforelhim glows-
And yet the winters breath is chill:
And o'er his half-clad person goes
The frequent ague=thrill!
Silent-saVe ever and anon,
A sound, half-murmur and haf-groan,
Forces apart the painful grip
Of the old sufferers bearded lip:
o, sad and crushing is the fa;e
Of old age chain'd and desoiaIe!
Just God: why lies that old man there
A murderer shares hisprison-bed,
Whose eyeballs, through his borrid hair
Clean on him fierce and red
And The rude oath and learlless jeer
Fall ever on his loaihing ear,
And, or In wakefuiness or sleep,
Nerve, flesh, and fibre thrill and creep,
Whene'er that ruffian's tossing limb,
CrimsOu'd with murder, touches him!
What has the gray-hair'd prisoner done
Has murder stain'd his hand with gore ?
Noi so: his crimes fouler one
God made the old man poor
For this he shares a frlon's cell
The ftIest earthly type of hell
For this-Ihe boon for which be pour'd
His young blood on the invaders sword,
And counted light the fearful cost
His bIood-gain'd liberty is lost
And so, for such place Of rest,
Old prisoner, peHr'd thy blood as rain
On Concord's field, and Bunker's crest,
And Saratoga's plain?
Look forth, thou man of many scars,
Through Thy dim dungeons iron bars!
1t must be JOY, in sooth5 10 see
Yon monuments uPrear'd to thee
Piled granite and prison-ceH- a.
The land rePaYs thy service wtn
Go, ring the beits and 6r--IiIe guns
And fling the starry banner out;
Shout Freedom p till your lsPing ones
Give back their cradle shouts
Let boasted elo4uence declaim
Of honor, liberty, and fame;
Still let the poets strain be heard,
With ''glory'' for each second word,
And every thing with breath agree
To praise " our glorious liberty"
And when the patriot cannon Jars
That PRISONS cold and gloomy wall,
And through its crates the stripes and stars
Rise on the wind, and fall
Think ye that prisoners aged ear
Rejoices in the general cheer
Think Ye his dim and failing eye
Is kfndled at your pageantry
Sorrowing Of soul, and chain'd of limb,
What is your carnival to him?
Down with the law that binds thus!
Unworthy freemen, let it find
No refuge from the withering curse
Of God and human kind!
Open the PRISONS living tomb,
And usher from its brooding gloom
The victims of your savage code,
To the free sun and air of God!
Nor longer dare as crime to brand
The Christening of the Almighty's hand e
Bunker Hill Monument.
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Bunker Hill Monument.
Liberty advocate., 1843-12-02


gers; but he soon discovered that he wa,
surrounded by friends that were anxious
i y waiting his recovery, In n few days
he was restored TO his wonted health
On arriving at Liverpool the Captain pro
cured him passage on ship that was
about to sail for Boston. Often on his
home voyage, did he lean over tho rail,
ing of the ship, and, with his soyes intent
upon the water, think of the distress
which his absence, and expected death,
and perhaps the death Of MAZDA, must oc-
casion his parents and sister. He would
continue in this abslracted mood for
hours, till he could almost picture his own
island home in the wave.
30, what can sanctify tho joys ofhome,
Like hopes gay glance from oceans troubled
fOaml"
The Captain on being informed Of the
circumstances by which he was thus
thrown upon the mercy Of strangers, en-
quired his name.
"Geo rge Stanly," said the youth, sis
my name."
"StanIy, Stanly. The name sounds
famiIiar," replied the Captain. Shortly
afterwards the Captain was looking over
the letters which had been entrusted TO
his care, and noticed one superscribed,
"Mr. Lewis Stanly of the Port of Boston,
Mass. U. S. A. Or else 0here." ."--''Do you
know any body by that name?" enquired
the Master. THAT is my fathers name,"
replied the youth; she used to live in Bos =
ton, before he took charge of the light
house. But don't know who there is
across the sea to write to him tnow. lie
did get some letters from an uncle of his
in England, but il has been u good while
now, since he has received any, and |
reckon he must be dead"
81 will ascertain what | can about il
when get to Boston," said the Captain,
land, if thiuk it is intended for your
father, will hand it TO you before you
sail for the islnnd."
The Captain could hear Of no such a
man as ''Lewis Stanly," and, accordingly,
the letter was handed 10 George 10 carry
10 his lather
la tue midst OF Tho happiness Of their
meeting, and overjoycd al seeing that
MAZDA had seryiyed the storm, George for
got his letter I'LL late in lhe evening,
when he handed it TO his father. The
old man put on his glasses and, seating
himself near the light, broke The seal.
He had perused but u few minutes, when
he dropped it on the stand aud suddenly
exclaimed, ''God be praised! Surely The
alliclions of Providence are sent upon
US for some wise end, and always for our
best good"
The letter was from the administrators
of his uncle, who, having no heirs in
England had, willed his property, consis
ting of several thousand pounds to him,
with the provision, however, that, should
itnot be called for within three years from
the time of his death, the administrators
should place it in the hands of properly
committee, TO become a sink
ing fund for the use of different institu-
tions. 1t appeared that several letters
had been written, but none had ever
came 10 hand, and the three years in
few months more would have been ex-
pired.
Mr.. Stanly now lives in neat tasteful
situated on the most beautiful and
spot in the United States, or ,
perhaps in the world, the Jersey shore; ;
ind the most of tho interest, of what, 10 !
lin, is large fortune, is yet applied to :
benevolent institutions"
Liberty advocate., 1843-12-02
HENRY CLAY.

Ii is maxim with the advocates of the
"diyine right Of Kings" that "Republics
are ungrateiul," aud the history Of our
country may 80 far, perhaps, to strength.
en- its force. Certain it is, that in the
heat of partizan warfare, the services
men render their country are often for
Cotton or overlooked, and it slelt for pos
terity to discover their truo merits, and
render TO their memory that justice,
which while living, they claimed in vain.
Of the many Patriots, whose names
adorn the pages Of American history, but
few have enjoyed, during their active
participation in public affairs, an unin-
terrupted sunshine of popular favor
BY far, the greater number have, SOON
er or later, been found 10 witness the de-
cline of their:popularity, and permit some
more successful aspirant to grasp the re-
ward TO which they were, perhaps, en-
inentIy entitled. Yet, we are not with
out instances of redeeming brilliancy,
to disprove the maxim above quoted, and
the names OF MADISON and CLINTON will
long be remembered as furnishing in
stances, pregnan; with proof, of the ulti-
mate triumph Of truth over error, and
the positive tendency of our Institutions,
to reward the Patriots services with the
highest objects Of the Patriots ambition.
We believe the time has now arrived,
when the American people, actualed by
those motives, and impelled by those no.
bic impulses, which sometimes move the
mighty mass as one man, are about TO
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\ very few days will bring you IL the day oil your
Spdng election. Are you iimruphlS al.,std, Mlte
AWAIT and rtady lof the contsf II You are, then be
assured, glorious triumph awaits ynu. Every Wig
should lie determined Ia make the elliott the Important
crisis demands. A. hgs, We believe that the present
wieced slate Of cur enurr. Is the result vi Loco vco
policy. Thus helr wing, how We. consistently Ian
oaf liofs To rsorr 10 sulitruR. bcedms country
the precious llessurs Il a Euod government We lie
hese asa. thar " Ga principles. gle f''e and valuable,
and those u our opponents lnpure anl ahomloaae.
We are confident tup. haiti Is OF sast lmpnrtaaee AT
this time 10 our country. hat " hug pllnepcs should
have tue as'en1ancy aud Loco Flea,sn should be pu
dDNn, daMu, tie Totally down
thub t,,re is a god dtarec OF energy aud sptu
with our W Ing brethren IN tins county, hui perhaps II N
not quite So UNIVERSAL asst should be. Nani 10 see
that zeal aud determination Which characterized the
Presidential Election ol lo4u, md which cur l.uro foco
opponents " MI be unable 10 overcome, Perhaps We
W mgs. unlike The uen Fures sometimes ueg !eet Ia
stand bY our ptiAc pesat the POLLS when the eandl-
dates arr mel Just the neR iet prCttE do not under
sand ba. Suca ftactsee tan le justified. Ii Mig
principle ale What contend they are essentially ne
crssaly Ia The atsuC III country lien lis N srh ptus
lraie cundt III; IN l. eo Fuealsm also contend,
iraught with destruction, d nN Understand huw any
true u htg. Who does not n,asef. his " hgsm 10y
inches. can with ooHSisttht " Yo.c lot Ipco luco lie
lie Is his friend ond 10 vote lor rue W hla
because lie happens Hei 10 lrjost he peatiemdn he
protest. Can lhere he any thme friendship 10 justify
" Ing III pracYe, lof btne Loco Geo III ptaettcrt
May moi one's freud III oher respects, lie poill,al
cnenW Aga.u=lS II not ufi. il, iat a Mig To suffer
help Loco ucu 10 20 10 the Legislature Ia Cot
gress with all his abommabt PruaPies merely kf the
reason thai lac has nal obecoe- To the candidate oI
oi his Own party Wh Sc P,i1cflc h. highly tsttcnsl
In lelei, Fox and l3tuwu, VI lave mcn 81 The fRhl
stamp gehnlne hiss- ual hA Hfhts, hut luds ST al
aud ,ontl lin, can be, and prHahiy viii be elected.
Let us. aud all euit Viii proper Ga into tie con.
test aud with one heut and nl0,d do battle with
determination Ia eoWo e corqHotuls and mele than
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slang abaa tie,f Just aad but ptsi remuneration h 1t
f.r,sons wtapN. bul be II sand othe Captain eret
aef MI bhuef dune Nith umupuu this subject, he
amrd A,suUf ashamed ot1t. aud will mesi likely new
II refer IN II agan.I heso oiaots eou, luded eHf re-
jai1d' Is and IL felundeis near night, Whrn " his
meeting WIS held tot the purpose Il nominating county
eaaaldas, place OF Aessts Parsley aud AIDE, recently
nihihaisd bu from private considerations elntd
and Mrssts. Andrew y Brooks aud Chas. Powell were
nominated. WIN the cand dales at the county.
At the close Il thus meeting. W himrl I. Iunsiall.
Esq urputsyisauia was called Tor. aud peroese die
vertd ene ul hIs hapres hits.n hnmor, sarcasm aud
cloqlenee=t,r which this gentleman Is Distinguished d.
and MAS listened 10 by an cuehaucd audience TIL ai',r
GIT, Notwithstanding the Whole day had been ~ ts'
med Ia speaking and isirnltp. LOCKER On.
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.NO,AD.I. arm. 10. 1913
IlIi&.f AN1Hll.

The obnoxious IaA b.. IL aahn. sad havoc ainoa-
the self constituted Democratic parry. Soma OF lhsm
murmur aud cry aloud at is aaiairness and des-
,i,utiou oil prm,ille in laying iunl, IL upon patc-
ular class, Aecntnn ri iIai lay atow days since,
told us he could never saIprt any man Who was IN
favor Of such tax. HI, SAID he not among the un-
fortunate class 50 uoJusly t,Nfd. tut that il the
principle which he naued agai 81. That as Of
principle he i'lt compelled to oppose il. lie was Tor
equal rights aud tell found tooru,, the obnoxious t,a-
,uros III the present bill. And so will every man Of
,hst party, lbe lie nj wiling 10 sec the rights Of the
minority traprled ind aa' ty Tie raJr,y is Ger
,..iny the ease in lit TX bill.
The Democratic Ireazes age tfytGg To make The pco-
e believe that il Is ihe wealthy capitalists which are
taxed by this law-hut HEY never say thai the poor
working men, whotarcy get morc than sufficient, in
towns especially, support ben selves learlhe great
or part of the additional taNcs Inc taxing Of labor
against the GENTS Of Institutions. aud with
the rights OF man-aud ought be opposed by every
friend of repu5ieaniam and Of eIaaI nights.
The law is UNJUST IN tins that it makes no provision
relative to person when pant o his SALARY IS paid IN
money AVID part in somelhlrg else. suppose ler eNanl-
pie. thai Ierson gets 100 and his family found
which costs .Cu0 mahre slary, including both. Of
$1,000. he will ray nothing under this Inv
another person, WHO gets ilr salary Of $1,000 in
money, and pays tho 5000 hu.se't TO support his family
will pay ebornous Is lbs fair? Is this Just? Is
there equality in il? Viii cause persons to make
arrangements To asado tic layug Of any lng? The
law is also indefinite be ;sifly interpreted The
commissioners vii lut different constructions upon il
aud thus produce confusion. He Pelolsiurg resoln
ions painted il with pencil Of hight when they say the
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Real Estate at Auction.

/ VIII. sell IN Saturday the 5th lnsf. nthour re-
serve, my Family House and Lot. on tie Lill This
Lot contains one acre ot ground, handsomely situated.
he improvements are rev and Convenient, ard iaths
yard thefe Is well Of fne pure water am very d.
S9es "sil MY pnpcrty. aud II can gl conf any il
vii be sold II the property Is not sold privately. il
VIII certainly be sold Oh the day abose mentioned.
Terms al sal. whIca w.ll be conducted by Payne s,
Turner. AueI'fs. GEE. sEAY.
Apll 10 tlJAp
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Va lLLbe sold Oh Friday The 9Th insf 10 tie HI IL
est bidder, on credit af 6, 2 au1 l5 nohtir, !
llol sc AND LOT on lDth in the neilhiarIisp
II NJ. Pleasant rartn'r The house is larpe rnsnv
buck building viii first rate cellars Tie house has
recently been neatly covered with Tin in the best man
ner 1h.re is on the ol good ssse. and tho garden
a very superior oae NJ. TALBOT, Auct.
April 10 u
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we are plfaseo os'e Tie Wig Irfssrs tahing up
the expenditures otthe General Government and show
my tie differences letut,n 1t rNf,rai,,r,,o,, and
,brn II ,,,s ,,r.,,r Mr. Yam r.,
N''''''S''a'''"-
IL VT sd" ii '"' "l''' sue "tae slice. the " h'gs
have uoTe than redeemed Their rnis,s this subject
We auneA au article from the Ns,ill, Ba,,ne, IN the
subject.
rxpr<nr.r.prs or nun ,.,,.,.,,>.,,...,,,
IA '.'>'' :. = III ''"N ihNAfNl.
NJ s'Is's' ,"t7f'Ii 'Se4at!"ns ard rorveslons Of
f''" are 'hH ' 'it" "S 'e Loco oeo organs IN re
ATTIC" To me expenditures OF Tie General Government.
s'aec ''e W ny "' "'u magnify ia lonenss-
lucy affF" 10 '"' heiof' u TIE Secretary o the lna-
s9L} Ii bolster up 'het i'Hl ehag s,tW take coed care
not 10 gre ufjsi'eS "a" Rt7S eeoianfdin 1t. They
Mo" leai u ~ n,li''s 81 ihe expenditure as shown
IA Tie Secretary hetH "ss asaai1,d II The tod,up
ton OF ifasuft note aid IN payment Of the pubic
debi which was i,t as legacy Il. lho nation by Mar
In an buren. Wy is II, Il Tie " hgs have HtereoS=
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IN TIE JNllED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern Dlstrcl Of Virgins
FEBRutHy ID 1919
EelCllhRD POWELL ofthe County Of Amherst.
L having filed petition PRAYING that he may be de-
cafed Bankrupt Il Is ordered. that all persons claim
ing Ia be creditors u the said chnrd Powell show SO
to the copa, On the 9Th day Of May next, why tho
sad Richard Powell be not declared II bankrupt pr
suaot 10 the Act o Congress in that bela and thai
copy Of tins oTdefta published IN the newspapers acc,
din. to the I'D and 2llh rules Of court
oopy-Icste,
HENRY GIBSON, GIL
April 10 WOW
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FRANKLIN COT MY.

a friend has furnished us with the following account
ofthe scenes a last franklin Court:
The various candidates er this county. and Congress
lena aud Senatorial Districts, IN thor and pecu
Lar capacities. rendered last fTnhn Count an ntere,
ang oecasiof.-i he whole Gay until dark. con
sumed ny the several orators.
MIR. lallaierTo opened Tie his recent stew
ardshp, with his usual ability and eoqucncc, but with
more success III the jusni alton Of his party in the
ate Virginia Legislature and particularly in regard To
their shameful tax law-ttn truth sanctions. He in
vain appealed 10 rival and Jealous interests and urged
no purpose the proprely Of this odous. UNJUST and OPP
presslye law, III tis lnsidous aspect, making iuyidl
uns distinctions IN society, and army ing portion of
the community against tho eher.lhe people Of Frank
lin know we'll others, that matter in " bat shape
tax IS imposed directly ii goes bach ultimately upon the
yeomanry Of the country and thai farmers upon whom
rest all other interests, have at last to bear the burhen.
If taxation.
Mr.. G. II. Glmcr. the Wing candidate for Congress
succeeded Mr. IalaerTo, in speech casiic aud argu-
neatiye, as is the general character OF this gentle
mans speeches. and such srorh jury whether OF
Wings or Democrats, would have pronounced conclu-
siye OF the justice ol his position aad of Wing doc
times.
Capt. Coles oll2ifi. Nr. Glmer in "rg ma role, y
r rsma, = 70. ~ sI1l Ro"',G %;ah
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This paper seems to manifest the most iuye,entc La
lred to the Hon. W & ky.s. Ilas said several tune
he shall never be- admitted INTO tbe Democratic party
writer in thu Richmond Enquirer moi lhira lhcc aurss
Of The tuGesllc Hunocet. rebused tlat paper fr It's
assault upoo alr R.yes hoping by billing aud eooloe 10
get WE. iGyes lnlo tie Domoeiatc fold again. lie
Democrat in reply after speaking ct Nh, kY,s' non
commitia policy, while Consorse,ion. says:
During this yelled reri,d II Mr.. Il Uhm wes tie
course OF lis ?, lhiea iuends " hat the coufsu
o the Rel ean fatiy towards hn} lie Wa, ih,u in a
situation thai he could have honoEtby returned tahIs
party and they would have received hlm as blothol.--
'ihck b sought Ian 5} al alr and honorable lataGs 10
ratraet his Steps; t'y "au'd Inn Of lie consequence
Of his course; ibey fone1 eat tie ltJhefs upon heh
h, ffmne nrs IL wrecked. But BIS anlItir1l his ~,
o office and sell aggpud y lurH pr,domHatc. lie WIS
ding sacrifice all at tho shrine OF ambition and
tevcree. lie embarked IN the hafd CIDER camlalgn ef
! lao, be wlete HIs famous Standing Amy Circular,
heh he knew To ie rs false Satan himself he took
the rum am became one oi the most active stump ora
oil The day, tie cause '''rpporanoe and Tyler
tY4; HathHa Too aIst and too ,u Ter his purpusos
Vet "Jtsiiet2 accuses lis u harsh Judgments and cruel
puulshmcnis. Tor the offence ol MI X. nhlnn and act
my lar himself Nh Il lasbIongt those judgments up
~ his head and he must abide then r,Ispq, noes
FmdHg hu"ev'r hal he never can he tie dol 1T the
hlg party, he Is throwing SIGNS ola return To
his tafmtr TRENDS. and which "iistre" thinks thai
"hr' tilves) "StelH he hiudcd,o instead If being Dc
nouuc9dl y TIE domoeatlc tarty. IHde,di Mir Iusc,
are wa nj g., lrrachcy moi only In swallow the
treason. but to take the traitor 10 your basal AMI 'id
h uf acls IL apesiacy and treason thai should re
yolIGs To- The scusbIts af all honest men. Tins IS thr
gd Of The Whalr argument Of 'jt,sijce if Argument
can he cluslercd II" Hsiirr,p and The NhIn party
arc -oah luvcs, faIols aid uoaebory they arc wei
10 all they gam by Nh hl?ps as we believe
We speak the sentiments OF majority Of the Democratic
PARTY when say. thai the party III reject both In,
traitor and tie treason. Mr. Eves las pnven himself
l.
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ron rIlL N1RGlhIAS.


The Editor oil the Republican in Announcing nie II
cauddate or Amherst county, N The nrNl Virginia
Assembly, says hat Il am opposed 10 the Democracy
aud wish NY claims 10 rest upuy suppt Il Federalism,
IN the ancient aeeepaiion ct llai lrfn.' Nj qae
itst. friend EdItof / Iue, am an old " ashug onan
Etdtraltsl and support The Federal Constitution us II H.
The D,mncmry. | Understand. preiess 10 lc tic cA-
elusive supporters ot that Constitution. II they arc.
am With thcm IN itai respect. MI JrueGau sad we
are all frdcullsls--We no all Rcpubcans' bfllove
with Im our Constitution +, basrd upon tht,c lrncr
Plies OF goftmnet- aanar,h3e. htstucraslr aud drn,
uautlcaliu oraer thai dizzy my lea chccl upon each
other. an an cd TITAN, shd uenh,r tn p.ad old
tmesul Washington aud jefferson. B,t Il the Edlur
wishes lneopfey fhr ldel thal vs. IN iftar ofiia
lien S"Iltion Laws, ami liz llturod Convention,
CtbIch LASH Was Dnpcrale NJ NuIllcat olr l,ls,e,
he vii please reetiy tic mistake.
Is. SGIIObIflFID.
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ALBEMARIE COUNTY.

The Wings OF Albemarlc county, held meeting at
SoJTiALL aud THOMAS WOODS, Esq, as The
Wing c1ndida''s TO represent Hat county IN the neat
Legislature
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RICHMOND MARKETS. ApriI6.

RICHMOND MARKETS. ApriI6
FLOUR-Canal, sales to day at s. 81 general
asking price 81. City Mills Al 75a5
WlIEAT-60 toS0 cents per busiel according to
quality-8O cents highest price
TO8ACCO-Rcceiptsa are increasing; material
change in prices, except for fine manufacturing quail.
Tics Of the new crop. We uoen new ugs t2!azi: leaf,
common 3a3,; middiins Jal}, good i,a5li fine 5sa7,
Some few hegsheal for manufacturing SSsall Z.
Old Tugs $2sa3; leaf, common. 3ill; iniddng, isa5;
good, 5,aG; fue 6sal0, as in quality.
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aRsftEt iiEh

Married. on lnesday. the tih inst. nj 10 O'Clock,
\. NJ, ly Il V. &. w. Ief0lch Mr.. JAMES f..
Wnlcr,. to NJ - MtGY EIllArrru, daughter OF
Capt. VIM. Thompson, alto Bedlor2.
the .S,h March, by Rev. John y John
son, EonlRr htYLon. Esq 10 Mss Mann AsILY
danehrud Thomas Welsh, Esq, all Of Rochbridsc
county "a.
-, on Thursday evening the 30lh ul inst, at
the Blue Ridge House, IN I3orlour by the Rev Daboey
VI. Wharton, Ma JoHv 'lHon>s Nu-os, to Miss
Many, daughter Of Captain Nalhan,d H. Claiborne,
formerly q franklin county,
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FRANKLIN COINTY

The former nominees, Messrs. Wade and Parsley
hsvin. declined to accept the nomination rendered them
The Wings nominated CHARLES POWELL, Esq.
and Capt ANDREW $. BROOKS. as suitable can
dldates to represent that county in the next Lesisla
ture.
-. The Aadisonian coniradlcs the rumor gTuTr
ture between Secretaries L alm and Spnn -
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Na1ys esO skgsS.


MO. EARLY. SURGEON DENTIST. having
2 lua returned from philadephla where he has pro-
cured The most magnificent and ingeniousy constructed
Instruments HAT could be obtained in the United Siatrs.
also furnace, with full supply Of the best materials.
for manufacturing inccrruptble teeth. is now pre-
pare iasert fall SETS Of eeby atmospheric pressure
Or other improyel molrs. All other operations on the
teol aad diseases Of tie mouth generally, attended to
IN the best manner.
Jan. % w.}m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10

IOCD0N CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Wings of the Loudon Congressional District
have held Convention and nominated SAMU
Eli Chiffon, Esq, Of Fauquier as their cant
late.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10

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