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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

ENJOYING IT WHILE 1T LAsTs.-A good lady IN
neighboring village, recent convert to the Miller
theory, has cut upa rich and costly silk dress for
kitchen window curtains. She says It's TO
keep any thing to be burned up; might well
enjoy this world while IL lasts. n-Essr Transcript.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14
THE PATHFINDER

We would call the attention Of our reader.
to Mr.. Godwin's advertisement in another col.
umn. Mr.. G. has rehnquisbed the editorsbip OF
the New York Morning Post, and proposes TO
publish weekly Journal by The title above.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

Joseph Napoleon Count de survilIier.) I,t.lv
presented to his native town In Cor... ~'ey
lures from the gallery Of Cardinal Fesch, and bns,
OF himself, by Canovs. He resides 10 TJor.nce
whittier deputaton from the town ha. bean s.n, ~
thank him. Wv" WI" '"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

During the disturbances in Ireland, the folowin,
was written by a justice of the peace, "Tbi. town
all IN an uproar expecting the rioters ever, bour
am IN id hurry. While write you these few
lines, hod pistol in each hand and sword IN ,ho
ofbSrn
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

jet black fox caught in China (Me.) last
week, and il the first ever caught in that region
$40 price for the skin. The man who could catch
pair Of these foxes alive would make his fortune
lie could afford TO keep them on chickens and geese
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

Three suns were seen in the sky near Baltimore
about noon on the 9th Of February. The phenome.
non visible about half an hour
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

In rnoss rs,soswn'c" ASA
AZ us,rr---,s sos-Es'AsriAl'' l'HlAf' AMI
.,,sos e.Axuu--Asxasii".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

The bill was then ordered - a second r sdin2.
The report Of the Committee Of Courts oil justice III op
i,ion IA an amendment OF the act of lasi session CON
corning the administration of real assesso as 10 Include
open accounts and place them the same footing With
contracts IA wniing-was taken mp.
MI rua moved 10 reverse the report oi the commit
tee.
loag debate ensured IN which Nessrs faliaferro, II
sing. Andcr.on. Brown ef I, Worlhingion. Hopkins
aaj Sosal participated
Nj 1saferrJ AID Mr.. Brown, 81 T., opposed Nj.
Irving 5 magian--he uih,r gentleman supported II.
Nj Brown. OF p moved Ia rccumn the report viii
instructions II bung in bail repeating the act ii the last
ono as t. give 10 contracts a lem on real estate eX
cppt such as nc under seal
The House refused to iccummit-ayos . noes c..
The question then REQUIRED 90 The motion Of NJ l.
fiug - reverse thenpod oiihe e9inme-w.iel frcfa!-
Cd
Ga motion u Mr. Kane, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
EDITORS CORREsP0.NDEycE

RICHMOND, February II 1913.
ae o'' laylnS oil The State into Congressional Dis
trcts was finally disposed Of as You will have seen b-
lore ihs Letter reaches you Thursday, bv de- v,
majority The labors Of ''rhe Legislature. in he Hon.
Is MI Daniel iorciby expressed the idea were matct
ally abridged ny tie decree of.the Legislature ont ofs
House" IN ether words, the Iocof,co Capeu, vbirh
sat IN Judgment on the matter on Tuesday MONT. and
which through rs organ, Mr. Raudoph presenedii pro-
Jet next mlrnlng. had completely "eu and dried, every
hing r action, aud all that remained to be done by tn.
minority, was TO register after fruess STRUGGLE acan,
It's memorable "decrce"--that is the word used hv Mr.
''hns himself, enc cfthe leaders Of III n,,y in r,er
.h'9 10 The p@rpos: o the man # is tr,o ,,t,,,
OF t"Fee n'nnp)rtan '4nsier of counties yero
u" LELAND BENZ detached from the C9rnptall 1;,, er
'ne purpose, = aaneying it to the Richmond district Of
p'"c3 the defeat of John Minor Bolts beyond she reach
contingency. and Luneablug county with which va
q Campbell have not much more intercourse social or
Commercial, than we have with the Sandwich Islands,
was gwen 10 us IN exchange. proposed to attach fo
wanna and Goochland to the Abemarle district which,
Tor the purpose Of orers'aagtg odd Federal Bedford,
IS made to stretch nearly from North Carolina to Mary
land and, IN lieu of those counties to unite Bedford to
The campbell district to which, by its contQu,y,
wen as by commercial and social relations i, naturally
belongs, as Goochand and Fuvana do to Albemare-
nut the propostn of course met with no favor As Col
Hopkins proclaimed, "lhe thing was. feed" and no
change could be made, n spite of lamentations here
or esewhere.' Bedford and Campbell we're to be pun
thtd Tor their long adherence the Wing cause and are
both Consequently thrown in positions where their oii
cal opinions are likely to be smothered unless in Just re
sentiment Tor such manifest outrage upon all propneiy
and fairness, the people ofthose countless without regard
10 party, shall refuse to be transferred to the subsection
1 strangers. for the especial benefit Of Gov. GilneF OF
The one hand, and of Mr. iuarI of Buckingham on inc
7ihor' What affinity has Bedford with Msdis0n9 WHAT
rs bind Campbell to Fluvanna aud Lunenburg' None
alleref L., any one, ton, glance at tho map, and s'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
TIE pFN9cRaTIC CoNyENTIoS.

The breaea between the Calhoun aud Van Burcn
fragments Of the Democratic party seem be widening
every day. 1t seems they cannot agree upon The
place IN which Their National Convention shall meel as
well as the time which it shall meet. II recent meet
ny Of that party in Ahenarc they recommended Cin-
cnna as The most proper place 10 moe aod that May
1874, As tie best time for it to mec. Oar cia5bor
Of the Republican, IN his laal paper advocates early
'Ny as possible t7f the meeting Of lie yentiou--
thinks May. S43, would be better than A.qg, 1884, as
time only p9snones The reconciliation Of ditseuefs To
The latest pasei period. lie says nothing, hoWe9or
about the laee E letting. We are little slrprizod
1t o0fnc9aa'7 garallng an early day for the meeting
OF the Convention. we believe. Mr. Calhoun is his
first choice and all ol Mr. Calhoun friends are endeavor-
lng 10 save off the day long as possible, because
th'y know he IS gaining ground among The gouaa De
biociafg ct the North. Nothing. we are SIRE. aGlor
these circumstances could have induced tam 10 have al
vocaied an early meeting but the d-S.ns rs growing
ont ol the rfecoucabe principles Of tie several lrle
menis Of tie laea Foca party-nh1sp interests are d.
ameincajIy opposed 2 each other. That party irmer-
y chaahtcd at differences but now they are in n
worse condition han cur party have been Some
Of Their papers rying the impression dat
Judge Mclean would be thorn in our side We fear
nothing from that soufce-l1r we have never s, thar
NMs paper vet, that did not g. for HARRY eli THE
WEST. There seems to be the greatest unaainity on
that subject. We only have 20 hold National Con-
'eoioa tor the purpose Of nominating candidate Ter the
Wee Presidency. We freely endorse the language Of
the Alexandria Gazette, that "and tie turmoil and
and contention oi aea parties and factions. it ewes
as great pleasure TO observe that the friends oiifNRY
CLAN continue firm and united. and grow more deter
m"ed aud Jealous every day. They look upon thoir
candidate as superior in his abilities or goyeramet to
any other man whose name has baen mentioned; and
they are confident Thai his measures aud policy woud
bHn9 reet and prosperity to the counry-as far as
th'y could, possibly, have influence upon the con
ccros OF the people HENRY CLAY is their nan for
President before every body else. The Statesman the
Orator the Patriot, is their pride and Their beast
They can do justice to other citizens aud wish to Diet rar
from the merits of none, but they regard HENRY
lLAl claims as paramount for next President"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
AMHERST COUNTY

The oiIo@ing IS the COMMITTEE Of Delegates. ap
pointed by he, Chairman Of the " hg meeting held at
Amherst Court House, on the 81 MONDAY in December
last, 10 attend the Wing Convention be held in Rich
mqnd lhe 22d February:
nset. Warner Jones, Jos. *. Irving. las. p Coleman
Alexander Ainndy, Cbanpo Challor On. David Pat
tesoo, fhouas \. Eobauk, D,ct Wm. ?. Garland.
Gcofse t Peasants, J In 1homp7eu !. Ui'arl Paae,
Nm. NJ = 9iIer, John C. Whaenca1 Marble c.
Goodwin lin Pryor, Hachariah Dummond, Elliott
Norsam. = Williams. Adolf. Williams !. D. Davis
Chades A fsnu. Daniel l.. Coleman. William Kent.
CO.. w, nllard. Capt Jack Goodwin, Col. John
'DiIl1fd, la#ary sandidgc William H. knight, VII
ham : horne, Ncaton i.andrum, James p Garland.
Howell !. Brown. John b. Duncan, = McGinuis Ed
mund I Aa7re, juhn Coleman, Htaulord Xix, Doet.
Carte II Irving. lohn Warwick. james 1aliaerro,
james " Campbell, Moses Phillip. John H. Roberts.
Challss T. Coreman John \. Mosley, John T. Sarnp.
SON William l.. Fair, Hudson NJ Garland, Jr Lewis
:. tnmeii sydney Fletcher, Eras'us Coleman, James
$. Peadloroo. Robt A. Coghill, Cap. Fdmund Penn.
Lawson & Nilshcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

MlRDER-We understand tina, ., La, MI.
Court, Mr.. Egber johnson was murdered ~, WI
ham Chick both of Ioyngston, and both Of them vo,n
"en. lhe cause we.unders,and grew out ola fr.c,s
Which had taken place between them before lie ,,,ln.
!" VINO" en'ck got the best OF the fight. johnson
'ue sumo 'hFeais and 1t getting to the cara of Chick
"'''eu himself and met Johnson The street, and
plunged his knife iolo his abdomen. which produced
''''" i" 'ouF or i've days. Chick we Gadefalad. m
nedia'e'y frot lrs3 horse and aod the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

.l@IgdRutioa-Th bill /, repeal tn. o,ern,rrjsgc
i whites and blacks pissed both branches IT,, Of Mas.A
aauSe'is ie9isla o:e by ar!e naioes. Ia tho House
tae vote stool ls2 to nc. All this done by a L.
60 foeo Legislature the friends oftho peculiar instu.
ions q the Sou,h, par e1cciace Who wli hereafter
pat any dependence ia the Democratic papers Of the
south when they say that the Ncuhcrn Demacrac, are
selold on the SUBJECT OF abolition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
TIE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

The lower House has, after much debate, passed the Bill
re app0roHiug Congressional Districts Il WILDE seen
thai they have our county (Camp5e " it'll Lunenbarg
and FuYanaa counties which no oae but Iseo Foco
Legislature would have Thought Of putting in Dis
ret. We woader how the citz9as Of Bedford Ike the
notion Of having Greene and Madison in the District
with them. for therscanbe affinity of interest between
the different partst is perfect ge5ymaader, drown
The yoce of Old Bedford But 10 the BIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

'i2'terst com'tg--l'he Wings in the ncielborbood
Il Pedar Mills. it will be seen. held meeting Oh the lh
Il this month and appointed Delegates to " h.. meet
ny to be held next Court, (ha 2ls inst for the par
i"se ct nominating suitable candidate to represent that
eonnty IN the next General Assembly ,ho Nligs of
Amherst, since their deieatlas Spring ~ sopn.ness
seem TO be kndlcd with the zeal $40 aud If they or
y nominate suitable candidate, old Amhers, will ba
hcrselfagIia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

MAGN0iii.-We lave several times taken occ,
Son to call attention to this beautiful aud valuable Sou.
'hern periodical, published in Charleston. sc W.
have received the February number, TT have not had
lme to pcuse IT, bu, its table Of contents are really n,
tag Some Of the ablest writers in The Union are ia
contributors. 1t IS steadily improving, and may be con-
sldcred 10" oac ofthe best periodicals published in hi,
country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
BEDFORD COUNTY

Resalfci. Tina The following persop5 be appointed
delegate ''tue Nag Convention to ., held III HIrb-
moud oa 'ie ~ 4 February next: !. ssrt Afen
WiogfeI1 fhomas T. Mitchell, Wm NJ Bnrwel
YIN. Dickinson. Robert Campbell. James l.. Blown,
and .aalfs Wood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
gSSe ss2sGEef. eNsEFhs'E5, FOR
H'GE.S'G E.gf,EES,
toNDuCTED
Hu AND MRS. isEANI.

AIR. AND MRS. MEANY. thankful for the liberal
w patronage iucy have received, beg eaye to an
nuunee 10 the uhah auls Il LynchblI and It's vicinity
HAT the ueN. session Vii, commence Monday. ihr
l3h u February neAt 1hecaur>coi instruction is iaii !,
efficient: comprising lhe various departments Of An
rlcnt aed Modern Literature, Mathematical and Salu
raj Sciences, besl calculated degeope the powers OF
the youthful MINI, and secure useful and finished elu
Gallon.
The location ofe School being generally and ayuraiy
knuvn II Is deemed unnecessary eaumpfate ihr man}
adj dntagos II cnIays,the apartments large and
illustrating The principles Of every department pursued
IN The scheol. Parents who seud children trm dts-
lance may have oIp5rrunily Of uniting tie adyaha
&c oi liberal aud thorough education with romlora
bic aud agreeable holne; Mr. NJ. has made arrad-e
lncns, 10 receive treiee young Iades -boarders uia
his family, Win moral habits aud department VIII be
supcna'coded by Mrs. Meany, lad command her care
and attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

4 hoar'-Tbe report which we firI s ca ,,,o,.,-
circulated among the people this sarlga of country
of the murder o hog driver by the name Of Lea in the
mountains q IT&Ina proves 10 he without foundation
we suspect he started TIE report himself tat he MIGHT
absqmiaae, and leave his creditors in Kentucky Under
Tue impression he was murdered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
teg leave TO som, Il To he wisdom and a,rotism u
yaur BODY. ! have the honor to remain,
Most s,pecifuV.

eu leave 10 somn, Il To he wisdom and a,riotsm o
vaur body. have the hUnoT TO remain,
Mos, speciinily,
Your obj. sers't.
JAS. MCDOWELL.
The communication LAID the table.
Mr.. Taylor moved the following resolulion:
Resolred. That the report OF The proceedings Of the
citizens OF the Borough OF Norfolk aud surrounding
country oecasioned by the inability o The ownef 10 bring
back Ia Virginia his slave George l.atimer. who II
Gently fed from Norfolk Borough. IN Virginia Ia The eli
a Boston, IN the State Of Massachusetts, together viii
al da.uneats referred "a the report and the cpmnn-
ucaiion If the Governor Of tins Commonwealth Il the
House accompanying the same. he telerrod 10 Select
committee Ut -. with instructions 10 report thereon.
and that copies Of all the documents above referred
-, be printed for the use Of the House.
M. Tay1r sgmmiurd few remarks 90 the imnor-
lance Of the SUBJECT. He expressed himself betty
gIaiird with the introduction this serious matter to
The Legislature The pcorle Of Nofllk could not pro-
lcc. ldcf property without the all Il legislative action
Il not mere question Of prurery was question
that concerned the whole Union. lie hoped Commit
tee would BE- appointed from ali sections OF the STATE.
The resolution adopted-thr blank IN the number
ol the Committee being filled. with fifteen and 2oU
PIES being ordefod-nnannously
The Speaker appointed the iyeN ing committee aceof
dmgiy:
Nlass,s Taylor Daniel Of Richmond City. Bocack,
Lewis. ieaat. 81 \. Pow Ill at =, Awurth. Irving,
Iots8ch. Basel. NofIhingiou. s,rother, Edsn.irn
tossisaa aad pafks
OamJtou, The House Adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

MR.. CLAY X MOBlI.E.-lIr. CLAW arrived in
Mobile on the 2nd inst, and was received with great
enthusiasm by the citizens of that city lie was wei
coined 10 the Inequalities Of the city by EN- Gov Gayle
IN shoit but appropriate address. Mr.. Clay repo :,
and thanked the ezens through him in his C,Wn i'm.
'nressige'a and fe,yid style.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

'hdf''f's CoHaiy-lf wifi be seen by the rrocelaz.
Il tue W i'ies OF this county, that NN. T. SCOTT,
f.S'' VIII be the Wing candidate TO represen, ,lat
county IL The next Legislature lis friends are san.
snne Of success this Spring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

Gfo0' .fycM Pat .2U Pr5acc.-A great fire occurred
at fori Nn Prince, in ltayt, the Oh Of last Janu.fr
503buildings were destroyed being more than one tb,l
Of that ponalous city. The lass Is cstimaet, at tor
millions Of d5itars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

c5- We propounded 10 the Editor u the Rapa blican
Two OF three nterrosatores. about days ago, which
ne las not yet answered directly " asked him ifhe
d'dhot betere Marcus Morton to be Aayoael ,,oigg
Loco foco .fbo'liionist. lie must n1t equiv. bn
answer yes or no. Silence will be talsa for asssel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

llOS. NM. l.. GOGtIN.-rdi5 gentleman. VIII,
was brought home by the illness Of his wifi ps,
sed through our town On last Saturday on his way back
II Washington City. His wife, understand is con-
yaloscent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

C;e Rictd W. Baron 9th Frederick District. ha,
addressed letter to his Constituents, staring that under
no circumstances will he again become candidate for
Congress. lie gives his reason for voting for the Ex
chcqaer lie says he WIS compelled 10 choose between
the Sub Treasury and the Exctoqner and s,at be only
votedior tas MISUNDERSTANDING that some $50 .fo
FAUST be adopted to conduct the finances of the aqsrn
nont Though he voted Tor that Scheme ia preference
to the so1IfoasoTy, he greatly prefers National Bank
to it, and thinas it is impossible tor the government to
get along without one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

to"''ftfet'rs-N'e understand that nest of coun
tsfrilers have been broken up in Giles County Virgin
IA. iAelr coin sad to be almlsi btyond Detection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

Appaf'soanaehs hH u v @s4S =. NY ma -
ihe nation p,Ins as ~ s''As ea' ni"s D.'aEg
n'aa 'ne '.Seoa ''.s 49,, We vi,
sy Ness; 'sf,.e a.'4 o..ea'f' a''' 'Ssa y III
pas,s' ~ n; . u .He -.
Ar, haad"lla su'a'9 SUBSTITUTE 'oi '"e ""e Las
sefa oiSeie's q u.' y as. III . ~,
ar IL, f'ss "a 80 "e".f =. '"' '',''. ~
would piease 81 es's. nus ~ - a
uchs sis lsssssa $50 " 49, a. az ''S''s'
MI lssiO' 's9ee'so % 'ne 50 s'i'us' :" IL Sf2u'
:, ue s'e-' - "'''2e'' "a '''
bs.~a ,,,.-c
"a: ."t e '.' "'a"' 400
ou' " 'ae "'' nv
uoa P'e's''r"' !" i"o'e - saas''u' p'e'3'u,
hes>ss. pV7s' aus f'"Hsis'' s,feSe' "' "''''"
when was t-&s'fsA, =
M'. i.eate, u y. NO, g ~ s'e' .''ua oa' W
sne pneN''~"i'p 4'S''-'' '''''''', CIV
tue h'caiao'a 10y D's'if1 n l. c''.e s'''
ms ""ead nAia''1@s "t '"'e'es's % l." h''''4'-1
Ds,fi'.
hl' n'isae -. ,''s ~ - W
o. ia'e'es' ~ '''''-e' 'e'" 's' ''s''.'' am
iaha.
MT bea6e Is matter 81 PfasN' t.ie'f'' 'na' '''e
Richmond Disite' aa"uid remain "'G' ana ua'
'eochsha s'osa ne OF shaehea y u ohI inc an"
~ oil hni's ana a9ai'} oi hhiess, y ssnaRa "uga' !"
oe'oa9 20 a.e h'V''a2l'' iass'' d'u e''u ''o' "
called nom II "i'heai oeItl 'asad'
Mr.. aapSas adsgea led Aif' Lac .sa@e9e'neaf.
mf e5u'ohilf'' a"peu tee II use "'oa VOC GOWN
~ aue"oi'ln.s, 'ho laae NV souS'iu,e lal % y,
ness whicl, was then on The tsbla
Mr. Daniel Of Richmond. cuncufrtd 10 the views Of
Mr.. Crn,.hfed
t;ooehand IVES stricken cut and added to the Rich.
mond District
Nj Taylor moved T. strike ont Pna'e oeoiFe rom
the Norfolk district, SO as TO add Il 1he Petersburg Dr
'ric'.
A'e f s'he opp'sii'a ron M h"lie"nah' w. lay
Tor miihaia" MS melHn'
~. n' - o." .''' - -, ',
nam Dsfici ana i4 s7silin'e tn"'' eeTge IN s place
In ihe leaisahIg is.re'. a'ed ny Mrssia lf
wing sao Aodefsnn' ahd soprieI y sicssfs Ii9iam'u
and Edmnnds and agreed ~
Mf, j. lor moVel - strike France ororae from The
Norfolk l1isei' and add i, To ne feetsoef1 District
oPp1Seu ~ nf' pa9'' % ,'ee "eorse' ana snPP|lea
oy ~, ~ " niahi'' ana agreed 10.
:. ne substitute as amended VAS agreed To- and The
comm an uee af'ss ana reported 'a n o'l.
thought the matter had hern sufficiently discussed
m'; oa'"e'f n"Fea "t question: would not be taken
an,,' ne proposed Al amendment hei has been with
neu ~ eo'nallfe' WIN The 9ndef71adn9 that u would
% presented III ne II 59'o he eau ieT The Previous
Suesupn was he2adsfa-il To-
Mr. oailsbor moved 10 sirbeoul Paee fnm The Ere
oerlck hs'He so IS to nseI' iiaFdy N offsf the ff
y, 10 ooa@e Tue '"o ~s1ics' aa- sui lher c7nsucf
car "W,esS'
mf' W iams opposed ta's asil1n. on the ground Of
c','gaaY O. ieifteiy' similarity Of interests. &C.
Ml; 'all-h'i eeeiafei ms opes, IA putting Page on
Of the District.
Mr.. Williams adhered to his ARGUMENTS and reiortea
vii, Ill" H ,'a' 's ' IN is't to safpan' Tag
M Gallahar de,sl thai a.. .gos iba rf,acj II H..
mo,l.n. ,he ress "a. 9s, w., lra,3 ' ''''' l u
doah districts nj blsn4fe nearly approach I. f1tl IL
Inc y" a csagro3
Nj III IT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

Nj CdlhoaH.lhe Richmond Compilcr eays. ,he
friends of Mr. Calhoun, held meeting n Norf,k Sat
afaay last and resolved IN consideration Of his eminent
services to ms country, both in peace and var. to ten
der Inn the hospialitles Of taer borough. Ibey fcs
N'd' also 10 appoint committee II wait hm II per.
son and to lHvlle him to parake of public dinner at
such day as may suit his convenience committee Of
thirteen wa accordingly appointed at The head Of which
siands ;he name OF :. L SAWYER formerly NJ. ber OF
Congress from North Carolln3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

l1}- We are sorry to say that Mr. Cratchfied. rrm
ap9tlsy!yana, will not be again candidate for ra,I.,
ton. ier he is Of the most business men in tho
House of Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
~ saGpGs
E. r. Ia 50 ysG era

FENlE CITIZENS Of Lynchburg and the public gen
N orally. are most respectfully informed that they
can be furnished al any hour with the hest
. o J. X q + T. r s
cooked in every variety, and at the shortest notice
OF Il HOUSE.
Nov. Il ia IL
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= Ga'toh .Mn.-Col Johnson in recent sp..,l
SAID Il VIII stand by the men whea right. but vl
stand By the women right or wrong'' ''''
lie might have said he was not particular about Ii,
color
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EEEe az E.N'Y,
EgsaC.ArEasN.

Eksa S.A'EEdsN.
! tit summer session of the subscribers SCHOOL,
d viii commence on Wednesday, the first day OF
March. aud she respectfully returns her thanks to the
pubic for their liberal patronage and wishing to accomo
date hea has reduced her prices to suit the tines
TERMS
est as'; cia,s-for Spelling and Reading s. per SEES
2nd. do-Orthoenphy. Reading, Writno. ,riihmo,
tie, Geography and Grammar, & per Sos
ora; do-Mo9ern aud Ancient History. Natural
IhiloSophy, Astronomy. Chemistry. Rhetoric, Nv
thoo9y, SIR, SlO ner CIV,
", REBECCA L. TOW NLEY.
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.'e'' iorf I. S. S'1a'or.-'rne iI'a sllls Wright
f'S been reelected senator in Congress from New
\ ork, for SIX years from the i;h Of March nex;
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CH'ted States and .uDrocco-Our Consul at T., .ier
IN Morocco. has settled all the dii.u3,as sys,i no
tween this s-vaTnme1t AMI TIE government Of T,,oo
GO "' VI - 'foc