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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

the taxes are not increased aud the Legislature arrests
the hand OF private cradors-Stae aud indy idual
dit will Immediately be impaired. We shall not be any
the less able pay; but confidence will hs lost eit
iagstes 10 pays destruction Of confidence must be Tia,
consequence, hir. T. dwelat nucl, length upon til,
importance III preserving public confidence aud aserbet
lhe impaired confidence an the public aud private
dtsior. lhe general distress which Tsryalcs the ctfnnu
nifty. TINS wart 81 eouflence lad caused cantrac
ton Of the eufreney and concentration ol II IN the
hands al a few wealthy mru. We must revive conf
dcnee. bi1Te this mohey be released from tho hands
OF thrse sa who have hH16td IT, i her from fear 10
trust II Out. or IL lie purpose oi shaving. lie refrrfed
t. the am gu 81 eircai.a III afm.f Years When Here
was pressure. saoN thai the want 81 confidence.
wh.sh eauas Tie tfe,,nt pressure lie lHsfaneed his
own county ard I}uekush ham. The latter county VAS
eutcl To only i.9,g91 Il s. per capitalize amount
deemed adequate er ant community. THIS t~U0Ng i
not more than many ct the eitzrns ufthat county are
worth but It is concentrated IN ihe hands Of few who
alra 10 let u cut arc holding up buy proper
~ al reduced prices OF for the purpose OF lawns Il
caoooi be extracted fn the lbs wh,i, hold it, save
E ~ sac q fi's''s aid ls,lrnl Of confidence.
- 10 'te atue his biIi is 10 opcralc-AIr Edmunds
e0bicnded thal would not aier the two year.
provided n The blll. The causes which viii just
" the sssage Of ie law now, viii be urged Tor Is
iiuas"sr. With ienuld force at tho expiration OF The
TIM
-. without going into the discussion Of the Con
question, adycrcd to the clause Of the Consl
sch ( Hrbds the mpaung olcontfaets. But PEG
F.# re.fi and did not rely 50 much upon that a.
30 MY and good lalla Of The General Assem-
f.f f.ssHf. lie had heard with surprise new doc
iI#e i#Is a7-iiai II was great hons 10 creditors
~ BOZ lied 10 prosecute thcr claims IN the Courts.
lie cpudlaed such sentiment as based IN error and
frangIi with inius'ire
Mr. r. concluded by reminding the House ef the I'm
rofanec Of te ,nbccl under considerations and that II
vas in The power at The Legislature To pYo blow 10
the credit and honor n he State. a slpple day by the
passage oGl Say law from winch II could recover
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

PRlSTISG OFFICE DESTROYED by FRE--We re-
gret to learn that the office OF the Georgetown d. c. Ad-
vocae. together with all lis printing materials was to
tally consumed by fro Saturday night about -
clock lis propreiors express the hope that they will
be able TO the publication Of the Advocate in
bout two lhIrr Merks limo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

Iondon irJa ia ar lays' AMI to travel lie rate u
IS To Ito n,les per hour That such continuance is
IN the prcts Il formation may be tine, but ais success
IL another Affair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

Stag Lnr.-lhis bill IL unlcr way in tho Lcssla
tune, We are very confident it viii not pass. For
particulars, see the dehte under he Legislative head
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

Us Loan All oflle remainder ofthe loan To be
madehy tha United States, has been taSen by John
Ward Y Co, Of New York Ii was talcn at par.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
TO FEE PUBLIC.

fsNlll subscriber having removed his store 10 Capt
u NJ. Tablets corner opposite the market house,
begS leave state. that the tor winter eliot
Is lar advanced and moi wishing TO keep ON hard any
winter goods for summer. he offers At hIs npNy
stand all Goods the above line ccs and all tnier
goods At lower prices than heretofore offered by him. or
any other establishment and abatement Among the
articles. comprising his stuck. may be found Oxecoas:
Frock. Dress and Hunting Goats every variety and
latest style warranted well made and OF the best aieri
ais equal To aud ''heter than the bos-and cheap
er than ever offered before in this any other market
Also Pants, Vests, Shirts. Drawers, Stocks B,sons
Collars, Suspcndcs. Gloves, aud every article ia Is
tailoring or clothing line. usually kept.
Thankful fer the very liberal patronage bestowed ON
him. stranger. he hopes by strict attention and pune
mahty IN business 10 merit from his old cGsluneIs anu
the public, continuance OF the same.
- Il 30
Cutting at the shortest notice, and warranted 10
hl at oO cts. for cutting coats, and % for PAM arld
vests.
.EE.SO
Cutting and making at the shortest notice. and for
the finest coat s. and down to S. for common. Panls
and VESTS IN proportion.
Please call aud for the truth ollhe above. o yo hi m
trial, and II lie don't suit. he viii pay for The mate
rails.
BENZ. TERRY,
jan - ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

In casting about Tor subjects of taxation in Iousi
ana, some writers recommend tax ON negro traders
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

Beans On, EMoLLIENrs. &c.-A letter from Gin
cnnaIi, dated the 23d January. states that one house
there had purchased from four five million Of pounds
of Lard, at .ail cents. for tie French market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

BRrrA OrrGA"E.--About SIX O'Clock last eycni NJ
while tour children from ten otWove yearsod were ia
king away woud from ape IN the dock between Oliver <
Catherine streets. the owner ii The WOOD Mtse sluull
lay alongside The wharf fired gun loaded with small
shot, from the soupa the children. and wounded each
o the four. Ono II them known by the naI4c OF John
Tanner. was wounded severely in the mouth another
named itotcfl Vale, wounded about The eyes, bui
not severely; another, named John Magmtl was woun-
ded III the body: the hnuh little girl whose CHRISTIAN
name (iucy) all could ascertain last NIGHT, was
shot III the Ieas The occurrence created great excite
ment, aud collected large crowd. Officers were i'm
medlacly sent for 10 arrest The wku fred the shot
.Nelo lo,h jour. Coia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

'rniors AsrRoNoMrcu FAcr.-A Liverpool paper
says. tha hcrci Is ~ new moon IN the month If E,Dru
afy, 1913, hut there two new moons in the month of
March following. II Is new moon the seth Of JAN
nary; again lhe st 81 March aud also on the 3oh Of
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

A. Dr. Brocl>cuhrougt has resigne, his place as orlt
ol tlae Directors Of the Virginia Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

e. Nowljn. Of sundry citizens of Iynrhturp,
5''' eNiensicn d the jurisdiction Of the Corpora
..# =aA own.
i III anderson, Of Is ciu2cus of Prince Edward
for IA Say Law.
Tic following hills were read third time and pass
ed
Increasing the allowance is witnesses in certain cases
Concerning sales o property under executions or other
legal process IN the Town of Lynchburg
Mr.. Bird. Of p. moved an adjournment
Mr., Smith ct IL when Ar. Martin renewed the
call Ia the ayes and noes, which were ordered and
were ayes 50. noes -. 81 the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

.NorA Caroldm.-'rho legislature Of this Stale ai-
0rned GA the 2>ih alt. This session. says he IA
leigh Register. has been the longest ever held in North
Cardinal 1t was IN session siltg name drys' This
Legislature meets once IN nso years, aId transacted al
the bOsnesso the Stale IN % days, hlloour Lc1i,la
tirc meets every year. an, seldom 4 shorter tmt
Than % days, The Sirgjn, Legislature mast always
give her views Federal rehions and lIms ,l,a sss
sions Of that body are unnecessarily protraclcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
ST Is MARINE TELESCOPE.

"The .luieFicGn .Hrcfta,ic contains noiice Of the
invention. by Mrs Sarah Il. .Haiers, OF Sub Marine
Tecsrope-by means OF which person is enabled Ia
examine the bottom drivers, lakes bays and other deep
waters from the surlace-the water bring perfectly il.
lumuacdh by H. and thus becoming pcrcrpby clear and
distinct a. though arlnsiead Of water nerfened tact,
As well III muddy rs m clear wafer aud apln asbcends.
incy seen IN The muddy bottom OF New 0rk Bay, on
windy day at te depth Of % feet For the recovery
lost treasures IN MYERS, lakes and bays aud for val
purposes. this IS most impolan invention; and for Il
the disciples o Izaa WALTON. it will prove au invaluable
acqnslilpn We bosp,ak enc. if love mouey will pro-
cure II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

hErI SLArERY MEETING At FANEuIL H41I-Aspy
FOLSOM on HER FEET AGAlN,-l csterdav the Nlassa
chusetis Anti Slavery Society conuenced MS annual
session at FaneniI Hall. Francs jackson, Esq. the
President. called II Ia order and after low preliminary
procccdngs Mis- Ally Folsom arssc with a bundle al
manuscript III rr hand and gave notice OF an auiion II
read It, The President sand the first business in order
was the reading OF the annual report; and requested Mrs
Folsom 10 wall until it read.
With much apparant reluctance, the she orator con
scented todo and as the report was finished
She Wason her taps again, with spectacles un hose
and commenced reading. when a motion was made thar
SIC deter until the Trcasurer's Report, which was
next in arder was read.
Mrs folSdn-- Mr. President. you told me | mirht
read my address the Annual Report was read
Presldcnl.-Nonr are mislahcu,I requested YOU tc
defer II until that Report was read and now again re
quest you to defer 1t until we have the Treasures lie
port.
Mrs. Folsom-Ihat's it--all about dollars and cent,
the miserable dross lcre truth and justice. But
want 10 read my speech now, and appeal to the meet
ing whether may not
The question was then taken on her being allowed tc
proceed. There was a single ave- (Ars Folsom :,
own-It could be heard among a iho,saud) and hume
voices in the NEGATIVE.
The President declared it the decision of the meeting
that she should not proceed
"Doubtcd.' exclaimed Mira. T. in n voice sunlew hal
resembling Mrs. Ft1w "Per-ter'
The vote again taken. and Mrs. Folson's sing Il
voice alone was heard in favor her interruption Oh Inc
proceedings. Finding the vote against her. she deter
mined 10 read her piece whether or All attempts
losop her without ircc proving unayallng she pet
mttcd TO % and have herown way. aud she read a
long trade against the Insane Hospital (of which size
was recently an inmatc)--against the Houses If Cor
roctonaganst every thing that could restrain men,
particularly women, from doing Just they pleased
and wound up Wnh proposing the formation OF New
Society, which should have officers and no restrain
against the unlve rsa use OF the tongue.
As this Grafton was enough for enc day. "mz
zed" when it was concluded II the rest of lr pro
occdngS Were ON a par with the commencement W,
we doubt whether the world will be emancipatd for
whole year To come, If not longer
TrI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
T'TH'Tf yVIIT TsIIN M ITITENi, NJ.
M ARGUS NORTON. :

We ask orrnei shiot after reading this, to say can
ddly if At cren bcieres hal Coy Morton viii deliver
up lie Slave iatne. on linz rsiuisiion of Govern
Or l(n does not believe him he HloJou-y'. eoG,r
Ioco Foco .lboGtic,s? la believes le oco Foc,s Of
Massachusetts, are n,ofe FIR lie ri5hso the South thar
the Wings, though has alI along held cut the idr,
thatlhey arc! Stand up To ;hc rack neiehlor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

iiY Ar. McRac=-laal the Committee Of Courts in
gare nl' the eAptdl'nry II repsng the act entitled
IAN act concerning apprentices bound out by overscers o
the poor passed Apu 9th. $50
BY Mr. pcnn'N-ihal The Committee of Courts inquire
INTO the eNr'deucY rcp a|eg much OF the law ms re
fure gaud JurcS Ia he summoned 10 and cmpannoed
ihs unity Courts at Notoway IN May and November
.erg III june aud November. of Charlotte In
d November, and Of Prince Edward in May aud
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Generous Calderon" said Fonseca, falterngly,
4 ever hated the judgments OF The vulgar. They
calumniate you; it is from envy.
NO. SAID Calderon, coldly, Il am bad enough;
but am still human Besides gratitude is my
policy. | have always found that it is good
way to get on in the world to serve those who
serve u.s.
But the Duke''
'Fear moi; | have an oil that will smooth all the
pillows on that surface As for the letter, say,
leave II with me; will show ii TO the queen
Let lie see you again Tomorrow
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
aaaetrD.
EDWARD GRAY.
by ALFRED TENNYsoN.

BY ALFRED TEN NYsoN.
Sweet Emma Moreland of yondef town
Met me walking on yonder way;
"Ard have you lost your heart?" she said;
"And ere you married yet, Edward Gray"
Sweet Emma Moreland spoke to me;
Bitterly weeping turned away;
"Sect Emma Moroland, love no more
Gan touch the heart Of Edward Gray"
~ len Adair she loved me well,
Against her fathers aud her mothers will;
day sat for an hour and wept,
by Elen's grave on the windy hill.
"Shy she was, and thought her cold;
Thought her proud and fled over the sea;
Filled was with folly and spite,
When Ellen Adair was dying for me.
Cruel, cruel the words I said!
Lruclly came they back to-day;
You're too slight and fckle,' said,
10 trouble the heart Of Edward Gray
"1'here put my face in the grass
Whispered, listen 10 my despair;
rcpent ne all did,
peak little, Ellen Adair!'
Then took pencil, and wrote
IN the messy stone, MS lay,
Here lies the body Of Ellen Admir-,
And here the heart of Edward Gray"
'Icyc may come and love may 60,
NCd Gy, like a bird, from tree to tree;
Nar will love no more, no more!
III Ellen Adair come back TO me.
'', narly wept over the stone;
i,terly weeping turned away;
Tore lies the body of Ellen AdairI
and there the heart Of Edward Gray"
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Clear 1llr Track !"

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Sp,tll Of TIE age.

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paid, to CHiRLES q, EASTMAN
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CHI A PIER II.


Caderon received the young soldier at the door
OF his chamber with marked and almost affection
ate respect.
Don Martin, said he,nnd there seemed touch
of true feeling in the lrenor of his rrh sweet voice,
81 owe you the greatest debt one man can incur
TO anoihcr; ii was your hand that set before my
feet their first stepping stone 10 power. | date my
fortunes from the honr in which was placed in
your fathers house as your preceptor. When the
cardinal duke invited YOU 10 Madrid, | was your
companlon; and when aIlerward you mined the
army, aud required no longer the services Of the
peaceful scholar. YOU demanded Of your illusiri.
Gus kinsinan the single favour to pro, le for
CaIderon. have already been fortunate enough
10 win the counicnance Of the duke, and from
tina, day my rise wis rapid. Since then we have
never met. Dare hope that it is now in the pow.
cr of Caderon 10 prove himself moi nngraieful'
Yes said Fonseca, eagerly. i, i in Your pow
err TO save inc from the most absolute wrelch,d.
ness that can bcfil me. 1t is in yonr power. n,
least think so, to render me the lappicsl Of men
BE seated, pray you, senior. And Howl I
am your servant
Thou knowest,' said Fonsecn, that, though
the knsmnn, am not the fayori,e of the duke of
Lerma.'
NAY, nay interrupted Calderon, softly, and
with bland smile. you misunderstood my u..l
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
AGENTS.

nv bA' -
Barnard, J. b. DanfnrtI Jr
Bethel, A. p. Iiuntop
Brdrwatcr, +. Henry.
Brnwnsyle, G. Marhcrs.
Cnyendish Otis Robbins
Chester, e.. Edmunds
East Barnard, Charles Wolcou
Fast Bethel, n. Fish,
Fclchyilir, W. Brown
Greenhn>f, I. l.. Warner
Ilnriland, corners, T.. NJ. sioelv
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-15

;. Navy, standing close By, INSTANTLY seiZ.
cd Gardner In the act Of making second
blow at MIR. Wicklifie, and prevented his
design. The knife was immediately taken
possession Of by Lieut.. b. aud Gardner
placed in confinement. Remedies were
Immediately applied TO Mr.. Wickliffe's
wound, and on his arrival at this city he
was attended by Professor Smith, who, We
are happy to learn, entertuins the op mon
that the wound is not dangerous.
We are gralifed 10 learn from the Bal.
timore Patriot of Wednesday that Mr..
Wickliife, who has been removed TO Bar
NUNS Hotel, where he yet remains at Bar
NUNS Hotel in that eily,i is doing well, and
suffering but little pain from his wound
The Patriot further says, in relation 10 this
subject:
% Young Gardner, who committed the
assault, is yet in prison. He will be
brought out this afternoon on writ of
hobeas cerPts, issued by Judge Brice,
and tried before special Jury in the City
Court room, 10 ascertain whether at the
time Of committing the assault he was
mentally alienated, and whether or not he
is still laboring under similar derapge-
,neni of mind.
" MIR. WickliiFe being still too unwell
10 appear at Court the Jury, we learn,
will proceed TO his room at Barnutn's and
hear his testimony. They will then return
to the courtroom and hear the balance Of
the evidence.
"The mother of Mr.. Gardner, accom-.
panied by the brother Of the prisoner, ar.
rived in the city yesterday evening, bring
ing with them evidence as to The INSANITY
Of the unfortunate young man"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-15
SIXTH DISTRICT.

Gen. Mckay is reelected in this dis.
triet without any serious opposition. Ro-
beson is the only county heard from,
which siands, Leach 207, Mckay 1906.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The candidates were Daniel, Loco 70
co and Nash, Wing. Nobly has the con-
test been waged here too aud nobly has the
Wings stood up 10 their candidate here
also was clear Loco Foco majority of
500 10 contend against, but il IS reduced
to the meagre one of l50-and The Loco
Focos will no doubt cxclaim, from such
another victory good Lord deliver u.s.
The following is statement of the vote
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-15
FIFTH DISTRICT.

The candidates in this district, were the
I'D wheel horse of Democracy Gen. r.
NJ. Saunders and Henry W. Miller, Wing.
The returns are most satisfactory to the
"higs-thefe was a clear majority of 745
tor the Loco FocOs, according to the ger
rymander, and which was expected TO be
increased TO 1000 or 1900, but it is re-
duced 10 only 1913. Such another Loco
foco victory will be a real Wing triumph.
Chapman can't crow much. The follow.
ing IS supposed 10 be near a correct state.
Inent Of the vote: