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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21
REWARD OF GOOD DEEDS.

avhon roses deck the cheek Of youth,
And laughter lights the eye
I'VE of forget the solemn truth,
That all those charms must die;
land when through every bounding vein
The tide ofvigour flows,
I'VE think not Of the bed Of Paio,
The mourner,s secret woes.
.Tis, therefore, good to leave tho seat
(The Book Of Wisdom tells)
OF mir,h and joy, for that retreat
Where age and anguish dweli'.
PTS there the child offolIy learns
The wounds which sin has given;
Ara.- ! of faith discerns
...n which flows from heaven.
All, never does the youthful smile
Such angel sweetness borrow
As when it would the heart bcguile
q OF one dark hour Of sorrow!
And n. YER is the youthful tear
In shower more grateful shed,
Than when it droops upon the bier
Whore rests the hoary head. ..
Then if from him who cannot lie,
We would the future know,
There is a record kept on high
OF what is done below;
And on that page seraPh's pen
Inscribes each act Of love,
By which with other sons of men
We kindred feeling prove.
Each gentle look, each accent kind
Each proof Of tender care,
Which now VIC cannot call to mind.
Have long been written there;
And they who weep with them that wee
Or ages slumbers guard,
May lose the friends whoss couch the
keep,
But not their own reward.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21
New HAVEN. Sept %, 1913.

SIR: Enclosed send you the procee-
dings OF regularly called meeting Of the
Democracy Of Mem HaUen, held TOR the
purpose Of electing delegates to the State
Convention, to which the Hon. IL. w.
EDWARDS, Ex-Governor OF the State, pre-.
sided The delegates chosen avowed
their preference for Mr. CALHOUN, in the
meeting, aud were voted for as su h. The
resolutions plssei almpst unanimously
there being but two or three in the mega
tive. This is the first city OF the NORTH
that | am aware Of, which has at reg'ilal
cal Ell ''inee,ing OF the Democrats" avow
ed their preference for JOIN c. CALHOUN
and il must be gratifying TO his friends
elsewhere.to know that here, where h
spent his college life, and is known, ,h'
Democrats 10 a man almost, proclaim hin
- their choice. His cause is gaining will
US daily. The crank and file" are will
him depend upon it
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21

(Ftom tie N. H. Register Of the 2sA.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING FOR THE
CHOICE OF DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic Rep ,blicans OF New
Haven, held large and enthusiastic NEE
ting in Saunders Hall, on "Wednesday eve
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21

We would often be ashamed Of our &c.
tons, If the world knew our motives,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
On :i.c Ccn5-cn;rg,ces resulting from :,c:i's 6
Defeated.

On :i.c Con5-cn;rEace5 resulting from oc:i' 6
Defeated.
The Editor Of the PeEnsytcansan, Who along
with other candidates Of "thc Democracy" was
defeated at the recent election III the keystone
State, INDUCES in the following medltations on
shat event, which (says contemporary strikes
us as worthy to be placed beside Charles Lambs
celebrated reflections on the Inconvenience re.
sultng from being hcaged His good humor is
an example for his party and his craft:
There somewhat than the usual proportion OF
Journalists put forward Candidates b.; 10th parties the
elections, and there was perhaps hope among tfs
visionary part Of the community llat the !nvenent would
fesul, species of home cvlilza III. domestic
heathen By Introducing good manners on The iooF OF Con
greSs and by teaching the cannbas OF legislation that the!
are not required another But II appears that
with exceptions, This wholesome enterprise has
been failure; that honorable gentlemen Will be left
hereafter to their usual PRACTICES and that there will be
deficiency of heorwar&ens in the n Congress IS there was
in The old.
And yetits sometimes comfortable thing be defeat,
ed One walks home after such disaster with partcu
lar upon his mind He perfectly free from soiictude
He SO 20 bed with no fear Of having his minority sun
bss disturbed by the roaring shouts Of lampght process
sion. 1t is expected that he should shyengy arise at
Two or three !ock Ia the morning 10 make thankful speech
for the honor which has been done him, 10 Invite
Tom. Dick and Harry in ard soil his carpets and
drink his wue He can take his meals ard read Tie
IN quiet unannoyed by either bell knocker He is not
quired arake Of cold cuts and savo ccaoUs 10 cee-
ba,e the triumph. On the contrary all election
dispensed with in his account Of l= cold cut
previously given TO him at the polls When lie walks
forth his hroug the clear aud unembarrassed
Nobody squeezcs his hand and asks fox his influence He is
obliged to peplcx his brain in the coinage OF pqnan re-
plies at and wearisome compliments. Success
smile but deea, may indulge IN his humor And then
what he for securities He is safe enough III himself
His affairs toe, may stand they arcno winding ur and
packing upo changes dstn his household gods or TO
distress his alhesyencss. No wine! in Washington
ouru Harrisburg berroyided forno pcfpeNitias about
other peoples busnesno cosatons about how TO remain
popular and to satisfy all the world and the worlds wife
He who defeated may think as he peascs, what he
pleases so where lie pleases wear what he pesses He is
neither compelled to have opinions, TO define positions
He has no dignity to support pnchng HIM Under the arms
coat and whether he deocIatc aristocGac IN has de-
pertinent nobody knows and nobody cares
Who then, let ask VINO wouidnot be delicate
didate Who would be- like Jaier love and rieased
with ruin LII for the constituency to repent Of blum
der for him. the flee the untranmeled the indvpend
ent the unyoted io Ii the affairs of the Republic go
wrong, let others weep thou 81 not say did it
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

u, BRADDURU's SINGING School, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, is the title Of a .:e" Music Beck
lust published by Newman, 1919 Broadway. NlI
Bradbury is one of the most successful singing
teachers in our city, and this work is intended o
render the art Of reading music and singing by
note casv and interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

" "a Biographical Sketch Of Col. Rlcn-
ARD NJ JonNsoN, by kentuckian,' has Just
been pabltshed by saxton & Miles, POS Broad
Broadway, 1t has not SO many wood-cuts
the Biography of Calhoun and is written in more
kindly spirit but it is @ere Hypothetical eulocum, in
which truth regarded There has been much ispu,e
With regard Col Johnsoas killing Tecunseb, bu, il is
all settled herehe ron,ispiece represents the doing Of The
deed in vivid colofs SO there less of the Uncer
taiutes of History TO be cleared mp hereafter
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
TIE sONG OF GULNARE

THE SONG OF GULNARE.
Ear from my cwn laad, the land Of my fathers,
The ship Of the stranger now bears Ioe away;
Dar!lly around me the ocean.m:st gathers,
hear not sound save the dash Of the spray.
Now near me the nicht-wa,ch the torscastle PAGES,
Striving TO Danish thu cxiles despair;
Are chserlsss without the swcs, , song Of Gunarc.
Oh, my own country thy fruits and thy flowers
Would fade 'ucatl tie islanders temperate ky;
Let me return to the orange-tree bowers,
And there with my own love contem,ed | II die.
1'hey say that they lead me where woman possesses
4 soft eye of azure, aud light golden haif,
Bu; give NE the land Of the long ebon tresses,
TIE glance of dark lustre, the song of Guaare.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
II He 1R I B U II E
E.tcracn -tohceg.

aovcs .xc BALLA3s, Grave aad Cay: D? THOMAS
ii. v,,ss IAyly Win .IeG.or OF The Autbof.-
rBy p W.Gl P.,I.leats,; Care. & Hart f.' le7
Few lovers Of Poetry Or Melody IN oor day
sro aware Of the extent Of their Indebtedness 70
Hayncs Bayly, who died in poverty and despair
onlv fou. wears ago, though at that time the most
uoou!ar soarwriter, after Moore, in the English
,onrnc. And now, ask the first ten, even CT Their
admirers, VINO wrote and composed The Sol
dicg's Tear Ia be a Butterfly, Oh no. we
never mention her. She never claimed MIN,
,,.vcr.' We met was IN q crowd why
do MT the mon propose p The Pilot Isle Of
Beauty Ny Home is the World and forty
other universal favorites, and no. FIVE Of them
can tell you. They may just know that one
Bayly's name appears on the title,pages OF thc
Music but OF the joyous, wayward Poet, who
was born in aGluencc at gay Bath in 1897,
and died in utter dcstituton at Chc!tcnharn in
1899 they will hardy know much as that he
lived and died in England within our day.
There is reason for this. Bayly, nurturcd IN
luxury, was irredccmab!y cxtravagant through
life, and hopclcssly embarrassed through It's later
wears. Whatever he composed was mortgagcd
beforehand or sold instantly for whatever ready
money it would fetch. His songs thus became
the property of many different publishers, and
being popular, were guarded with jealous care
They arc still the subject of copyright in Eng
land, and SO cannot be collected there. Bat here
any foreigners literary property is every body's,
and the evil is not utterly unmixcd; for it has
enabled Mr. Griswold to compile very acccpta-
bic volume of Bayy's Poems. They arc mainly
so familiar that it seems idle to extract from them,
vet we must find one that is not quite provcrb.
We take
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

RoGGS5's PoEMs.-Among the elegant glttbcoks
OF the season, there is none we have inspected
with more pleasure than new edition of the 70
ems of Samuel Rogers, issued by Lea s Blan-
chard Of Philadelphia. 1t is a superb octave
volume, printed in large, clear type and illas'ra-
ted with numerous cngravngs IN the highest style
of the art. The purity both Of diction and scnt'
ment which distinguishes the venerable bankers
verse is fully set forth in review of the present
volume which appeared in the last number of
Graham's Magazine. In this respect the bard OF
Memory may be studied with advantage by some
OF our careless and transccndental poets. We
advise all in search OF truly beautiful present
or the approaching ho!ydays, 10 examine this
superb work.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

MICHAEL AGoNlsrEs, OF thc Contest Of The
Spirits aSong Of Me Church Catdot'c, Is the
title Of new poem by the author of Christmas
Rells and other Pocms,'' Just published in q neat
l2mo. volume by the Appictons. The design Of
this poem is to exhibit the contest of truth with
error in the past history and present position Of
the Chusch The conception is noble one; and
the poem is full OF passages of much beauty and
power 1t consists OF succession OF vivid PIC
lures, linked together By the unity OF the theme.
Its descriptions OF the conflicts of Christianity
with the paganism OF Rome, and the noble strug-
gles OF the Reformation are peculiarly eloquent.
We regret that we have only room for the follow
ing passage Speaking of Rome at the dawn Of
Christianity, the author says:
Lo thoa.d majestic on her seven hills.
Ard hun.bled her feet wo7ld IN chars.
Mid le,i,uel hosts whose voice of terror thrills
F.or, scythe,s worlds 10 lndia'S burnioC plains,
Queen of the Nations Rome her task fufis;
Aud. DER goddess world. IN goddess power regn::
He. pom p profan. tie spoil of Thousand years;
Her iaua:"S purple d:enchrd with blood aad tears
Her rol cohorts, rhrougiug SEA and shore,
Demon, II carnage dya K with huGa gore;
IL. towers cro.v0ing evfy mountain hight,
FLUSHED with da;'a d.wains agd departing l!Sh:,
Her tiar, studded wt b,roarc GEMS
Ee; tti5ute to!d Ia regal dad ems
ShA srts supreme while radaoly aar,
From Senate h,ils ard do1a august unseen,
Throcel il the East. MESSIAH; herald-stsr
Cleans from the ethereal blue with light serene
This Poem was delivered before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society in July last at Union College, and
is dedicated to the HoH. D. d. BARNARD, the Pre-
sidcn. OF that Society
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

sses.sssA HULL'S L'STRUSSES.-Noticet 10 Rup-
L sSt Hured Ps-,o1s.-Persons afflicted with .uptues
N-45 ymay rely upon the best instrumental aid the
aas1% world affords. on application the Office. No.
Yeseys;res ethsr OF the agents the principal
the United States. Be careful the back pad
Huls TrGsseS if they endorsed BY Dr. Hull
ng None TO be relied upon good with.
out hi: signature.
Many have undertaken vend OF Huls
celebrated and thousands imposed upon
gueaca. Irse be relied upon; they
by unskfu mechanics. and better than the
ary rrusses.
Rooms lifted up Noa Vessy street. exclusively
for ladies' hav separate entrance from the business depart
mep where female Attendance ui0n
nal .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

PlcrvsGs OF PRIVATE LlyE: By Mrs Ellis,
Author of Tho Wives of England Daughters
OF England sc. has just beer issued IN very
neat style for % cents by the Langleys. Mrs.
Ellis has rapidly won remarkable popularity,
which she is rendering subseryicnt to Virtue and
Humanity.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
,.-,,,,,,soy Norwich.

70 r. w NArHEwsoH, Norwich:
Sys: For the last years have been the subject OF
complicated disease-troubed with the dropSy and my
nerves completely uuStrung with lass OF eryslp las
IN Connection with other bad umors. In May last my ii
cue seemed to enrasa and be firmly seated my head
and face was so swollen that appsar that the bones
of my head had separated from the other completely
my face could scarcely breathe through my nose,
nv eyes were so affected that could but little at the same
time attended with an and udrscrbabe pa tantly
ar,ing from the to other parts Ct The head ad .Ioa
which badly swollen and very SORE and constant buri
ing heat or irritation of the stomach with my limbs bloatsd
to nearly twice their ordinary In ths situation, lor
weeks compelled lie upon side with pat iltte or
no sleep My humo1 assumed renewed aud stubborn hsiq
upon me, and appaey Threatened SPEEDY dissolution
tried every expedent possible with but LITTLE or no oee Ny
length recommended Sandss Saararilia pro-
cured few bottles it, which believe te De tine ntas ho
the blessing OF God) Of M restoration to comparative
again had taken but three bottles before my dis
ease began leave. Nv pain and swelling Is gone M Ape
good sleep and quietly TO me has been SnVsreSn
baa. EO NIL. Cht-'E
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow Mrs Eu
nice Crane of Mansfield for nearly six (.hose pro-
sickness has called forth the sympaies Of hs com
munity where she rfsdes consider Il occasion Tor Joy
that her sufengs have beu far alevlated BY the use OF
Sandss SasapaIlla which has hsn SO kindly oy
yourself. III, DltC - ,t 49,,
w. IA. und.1 spn.d do certify that the above
" - ~ LUTHER MARTIN,
ELEAZER BENNETT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

u The UHlyERsALlsr UNION has just COM
iaenced new volume on entirely new type, and
makes an elegant appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

OARDING--UNITED TEMPERANCE
~ HOUSE, at 81 Grerqwich street.-The house Is arss
families single gentlemen. Que rus the trs, :ooI.
Lodgings 81 Ter week Tansea' Noart sii!ass per day
Nsals equally low. P,ease call and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

CENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs CERES, No.
~ = Couran stret Single CT n.4f,ed seu;,mtn
be ommod4ed with excellent Board aad ,omlost,bl.
;oeTtts Also, I>>..os All
The second oor. furnished or uuurui.iitd. u,iim
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

BOARD IN BOND-STREtT-B Board, with
moderlte MI I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

DOARll-tur one or TWO se1.cElel and tBeir
} wives AID ,Nre- siu-la Ssptltm may b o5
'oaei ~ Ne'y pleasant SI;a;! =, No s. Rs; Gy.
Ia u,sc Market is ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
DR. WISIAR'S
BAEgANz esF WEED CHEER Il 4
115 Euitci.-stHce:

IMPORTANT CAUTiON.-Thc Public should
Z tear in mind that it is Dr. WlSTARS BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which published every pant OF the country and not the
articles o. similar that occasionally ruied into
temporary notice Those MAY be sood but we Sno" nothing
l7@ Let EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHiLp read the fol-
LOVING AID # that doss not atlsiY AZ o the ssaf @ VIRTUES I
oRGIaAL with numerous other Of like character:
WArEuviLLr. (One,da Co. y: W Sept; IS, 1888
Dear SRI owe the nicted 10 nlon y'u that IN an
uary .s: was attacked by very violent cold caused o.
wosing the water. which srtt on ray la'ss Il was &C
so .s y ecnh had ia az &a:;c,ace ali The
inec'ca AID IN oar v'ii4ss; out -ts '., sn coz y
SUMPTION and they onv aad all sare me'p t. die A!
B sf@Iji21 @ ctv @i ie ealed b. Dr. @it w n
Chased c e AGea; !acc cGe bett!e, before u>S slau
ou i, was much oettc: and my symptoms every
have now used three bottles and an restoLeG TO
nts, Ws4ss s vsan Of VIII Cherry and hi, method o
svir the non ls't!y 10 Pay ine CEN en- o. fra raj.
Jude owe you aG partly 'a Others Similarly a''ee a'
kaow where Z; Vl.I. V%iIy rl lT si v1,S: JAMES SAGE.
Mr.PALMEK, Druggist, uuder date of Watervie, Sept.
hs sratemsn, you Sy Mr. Jonas Sage Is well known
to BE- true BY ,his shole community l. certainly vas most
s!e h. sale OF the B.sam Is very good End
success m sas ,.,,E rAhMER Nm 1!sv.
D. :i su1 Faa and s BE- fVSD Bsn Of
This Ba,in cures ali affections Of the lungs and liver such
bleeding Of the lungs bronchitis asthma OF III or ~ years
''123s soi iGJ psi5ais BY ishG II BUT IT, l5
@ 81 Mann JHis ds IA o,n aH 5Sosou TG5s the Not
Meiica Treatise TO be had gratis as above. n6 In
/ NOAL.-Peach Orchard and either Goals con-
~ sany on hand by the cargo or on f T S RseGs from
sn I'M corner Of HUDSON and Amos-streets
GOAL AT SUMMER PRlCES.-Wc are still
Y selling the bes, quality Feach Orchard Coal, delivered
from e Yard in pune ORDER al the lowest summer prices wv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

n L & a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
II. Of Chambers street constantly manufacturing oJ
steam, and have nor hand large assortment OF Candy
&c. of superior quality suitable FOR the Southern market
This candy being made ro1 Refined Sugar, viii keep ID
a climate harder and dryer than any made from raw su
mr. 2lrois
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

BOARD WANTEu-N.th III furnished room or
- .ooms ia ne lower pr, OF the Ci:y b ,utisn,n
fee rol
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an ap
NJ YORK arts next session COR Act incorporate tis
Irish Emigrant Society of the city OF New York Date
10Th November, 1873.
Srarsp parer cOpy. GlJb"n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

&c-'rhe subscriber c!Fer for sale very superior Port
Wine in glass and on lfa-alsa old PALE Cog. Brandy
Old " .de; "a and Sherry IL q as .Hf n wood
Ens Hooks Ciarers Buguutys and Sautenles OF
one dozen zach. Apply 10 GILBERT DANlS:
s1I is.f IS Pine st.eet. corner nf William.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

FEW SiNG..E. Gs.NI'LEAIi.N c,n obtain
lrclls !; 70 John 81. payss5'e in Sroce.ios u25u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

IETANTEU--.l SITUATION hF good Pro,es,ar,
- cook wsaer md iscr-r w..f lgsl IL rseor14.ls
items Apply a; 80 Hammond 81 r2sS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

w AN ID Calital W med lE The S.iS Er>I-
r. >rss in Shr yoi Part ty srarle-
IN the cuuHr= !oGs ac.la ut with tUsiaes, tai
wang iif,e ,cs;ortf gurr 0t 'ht II
sSs or NJ I. WAhtNt\..sQ Secretary OF lie Necr..
ins;i.e. Woodbury. fsq., rs PrAd ,loe' VT,
vn",, cit. wcirn 'orn. he outlines OF he Eata
a. aIj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

5OOO NEW BUCK WHE.qT.
IUUU Packages in bb!s. halt Dbls. qrs. and
eipbth pack-A in superior manner for the Southern and
Eastern markets choice article and free from grt for sale
on liberal terms BIZ GEORGE WELLS, JT.
o2I i'm. l55 Front ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

1 LADY wlSEes 10 Cota!i Il s.ti,isuu IN q Sc4.ooi
Il OF private family instruct Ia tie u>aal Eus.,h
branches wi;h music, lad dr',iag 4Gd lantr. rla an
or. anne u4l .etLc wC1l. would d. wiG- 10 G,yoyr
portion If her sias dssei The aetory
Iriersaa,s nj Or sis. salary object Tor IN.
Ad,lsr>S :. King this o.ce u23str
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

" MsALislEI'S OIL Stores. rs DNisoa conner Of Al
In snd 9 Peall street; (oIgina Nantucket 81 Stor}
wher- the te, Carp Oil End Sytm aurs .e lal
the lowest m~ke' pIc S. e.a Candles BY tic box Thy.
dnuc pnsse aad g. IS d. do 60. 10. 2 for hots!,.
.. Sd White Wax, s. r2l lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

VA ONDERFUL INFEN ZION 10 force tho
" srowh OF tiumau !iag-Tr;t bottles only 3slGilinss
he names OF some oi our most respectable citizens b.
shown who hlve used tins and found tall hegt ntayed
a'i and see them store; they certify a having used
Joness Coral Hair Restorative they found 4 possess these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

GOAL.-Peach Orchard and ether Goals con-
" stantly hand by the al ow prices from
boat OK yat, J. TERRELL,
si4 I'M corner Of HUDSON and Amosstree;s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
IT WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN THE HAIR,
STOP lIS kAl.lINli NkE AND IL ~ \. II

CURES OLD nORES ULCERS, &c..
Sold wholesale and retail outy the sin o the American
Eagle 81 y " or 30 Fultom.Stteet ByooN
lyn Sate-stIet Boston, Ledger Gudinss liadelp,,,
where else Mind. alb In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

GOAL AT SUMNER PRlCES.-NTc are still
" selling the best quality Peach Orchard Coal delivered
Brcken AMI EsE Five Dollars and half and Store at Five
Dollars yer ton free of carriage. r. < bSA!DNVNh,
L2l lW* Washington, corner OF tra;iK!it'St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

M AMI by a respectable voung ". ugsu
" WI good reference siuatoa :. nu,e -
chSt. work sltls an. -eaef- ;,nr.
as,is. HsshiaS di.o4ias Please Apply - 10 :? H".
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

CWEDES IRON-l0O tons Swedes Iron, assorl
- ed now landing and for sale. by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

pEADY MAD. oyEK-COATS, s WlNTER u, I1R.
Il FROCKs, CLOAKS,. &c.-Extra Beaver and Pilot Pilot
and meian guilty Cloth Clos1s, for sale at 23l Broadway
AnisFies@ f5 : 'i0ts' VA T JENNINGS CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

torn & Little UNWILLING I" feIoIr stl sEUISOUa
zion BY stating the whereab1uIs o ne re ilHsf 'e,%e
mrIry stas ,Rs, s iys my tools can be Attorney
street, or at Grorse Briggs Co No rs MaIdn-lane wheI
er. and IL future viii be stamped Conse r. y 80 Attorney
,,pss, o2e I'm JOHN CO\GER, Ns"-I ORR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

naafl, Al, Amclt.ea II sheh lf'n 'al,, Al, toas IT..
sppculatfan D.. ftnatrdet ar' Ia IL. ta'ie.
tml ,. lhr ctfluu >1if~ 10 day an. lno hays. 81
which e,p ao sbtte jaGrn6e lu#,- arr ah.oi iii
MT hul Tie d,s.,e o 4ell give ffe- downward ten
drney.
LONDON, AR ~-toEN FNcu,NtE..-Searee
y any lrtsh Eapl s wheat as hsn received up la eur
nark. lbs wcck. consequently had very staniS
number f samrl.s on shew to-day Although lhc dc
naud afls NJ from lh, snail ATTENDANCE II dealr= was
lar ir4m active Aand1, aaJtai'iis Wtt' supIatsd.
la irer lereigu WHEAT lar I,ness Nas DONG but no
Improvement va iIsIiea3 ~ Ia rufr,Hrlps.
IN EEFOOL MN;I.EG. APul ,.='IAr arrivals
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