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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-07
JOHNSONIANA.

lSi published By tAHEY d ~ NHT. i'''}gn-
" ulna. being An"e,1es and Sayings Ut Dr. JOHN. r.1.
tn'f p Bo.wrW- Ia collected hy Mr4 Fipl. HirS law.
ss IrHnls Iyer F J. 0uis. EI George Stevens fi- Mi-
krynn1 W. CUNNING W. Crndock Hannah More. Mr Wcsn.,
W. @feen Rev Mr Parker Mr. Roe. WIN Seward E o. Hum
phry- g. s Jzhua Reyno Mad. Daddy Or. Bcatne The
w. Hon w WindhIm Bishop Horne. Edited BY j. Wissn Gro
k"f Compute IN vol isno. handsomely printed with finely
we'd fonmfs " Dr. Johnson Boswell Maiimo P0rf Tophat
Beaue'h aui Thrae For ale n ne bookstore
no SMITH UpfNEFp 4 NOugts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

NIltGlNlN A rules holden in the Clerks Office oil the
' Circuit Superior Court q. Law and ihancery, Tor the
town al I%ynchbung, On the 9th day u February, 1913
Maria l.. 1emplin, a married woman, who sues by \. w.
Templln, her husband and trustee, Sc. Pltn.
against
benjamin +. Scruggs and John Cart, partners, trading
under the style OF smith Scruggs, Deits.
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant, J. Garth, not having entered his appearance
* given security according to the Actoi Assembly X the rules
of this Court, aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an lnhahitant of this country 1t rs ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the first Monday in
May next, that being rule day, and answer the bill oil the
plaintiff, and that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg, tor
two months successfully, and posted at the front door oil the
courthouse, in the said town.
ID. ODE Cpk.
Feb WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

UNIV prapssilions, win the determination after wards, Il
It sneee,d, to vote 1t down, NJ, critic must be- hard
run Tor cause Of censnre when he i,stens upon suet, mat
tcrs astllese. But III is hts vocation, Hail. and am
too charitable To interfere with ii in the smallest degree,
II would seem. Indeed. that the editor OF the Republic
can would be- almost destitute Of teNts uron witch to
discourse, II his .'neighbot' were out ut his way aud
certainly | have no n!sh Ia prevent his sctmnnizinp.
even though be the eonstaa subject OF his rcpr,of aud
1.-The would profit b, his avn ad'non'llons'
however. | should thnk none the worse of he preacher
q, Of his discourse. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
Hked.lNIA;

VIRGINIA;
A + Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Su-
"A pelior Court Of Law aud thanccr,, for the Town Of
L%ynrhbntg, on the 9th day of February, ls4J:
Thomas \. Eubank, Plaintiff,
against
William w. Scott, Samuel NJ. Garland, and Nm. NJ
Waller, adn'rs OF DAVID = Garland, drcd BOYD Miller and
lno. Mel1anIcl, ch'prs ii Lindsay Mcdaniel, who waseA'or of
James iendlctun, decd Defendants
IL CuANCEny.
The defendant Boyd Miller, NOT having entered his ap-
pcaranre and given security according la the Act oil Assem-
bly, aud the Rules II this Court, and II appearing by -ati,iac-
tory evidence, that he is not an inhahltant Of this country: It
is ordered, That tho sand defendant do appear here On the first
Monday IN May next Chat being rule day. and answer the
original and amended nils Of the PLAINTIFF and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
in the town Of L%ynehbnrg, iof two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the courthouse, IN said town.
ACopy-Testf,
u. ROBES, elk.
Feb WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HNIIE Court of Ilusting for the Town of Lynch
4 burg, having committed the estate OF the late
William Kassock to me for Administration, notice is
hereby given for those indebted to the estate earnestly re-
guessing them To come forward and make payment. Those
having claims against the estate are requested 10 present
them properly authenticated, that arrangements may be
made Tor Their payment. II. DUNNIGIOS,
Ser't. &. l..
Frb.6 Stiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

FkHIIE. creditors Of SAMUEL +. Rennick are requested
4 10 present their respective claims and ~cgidrnces Of
debt, 10 The Undersigned on OF before the 2Olu day Of
March next. in order that their amount may be asccg
tanned preparatory To a distribution OF the trust fund.
p. $50 insure attention, all communication must be
post paid. DAVID Il. EDlEY,1 u,,,s,o.,
DAVID f.. SPENCE.S ''''
81 The Richmond Enquirer will publish weekly
two weeks, and send account to this office for collection.
Feb. . WY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

G. Is The Republican, Is fond Of makingus pro- Va on,
assertions, We ask Il 10 provo the Assumption Of State
Dents a Nhig measure. The " hig party has Away
denied that 1t was one Of their measures. W. bolteve lis
supporters are found in both partie,-r he National
in'clllsrneer informs IA that the meeting in Nhee
ling, winch the Republican asserts was a Wing
n''e''ns, WAS held irrespective olparty. aud that the pc
'itIon 10 Congress. was signed by locos aud Whigs-
And among the lew IN favor Of il IN Congress. Aif
kclm. one ol the Loco Eoco members from pcnnsyIya.
MA Is ii thu number. As at present advised not
not having given the subject the consideration which it
dcsetfes=wc arcopp 1sel 10 the scheme Of Nj. johnson.
and against the Assumption of State Debts IA an, shape.
Congressional lPportionmmt3Ihr SUBJECT Of The
App'inpameot of the Congressional Districts u tbs
State, Is nov under discussion in the House Of Dele
gates.
NJ. Clfy-Mr. Clay says he finds II out of his pow
cr 10 visit Georgia, being compelled 10 return homo
from Mobile.
lEhAs.-it viii be voeu that theuewe from leNas
is Of a disastrous character all of Col. f,sha,'s
men having occn taken prisoners.
G3- NJ. Marshalrs las speech may he seen or the
pace, IN which he uses up the "%ennrd." ,hundcrs
away at Daniel Webster, and olIodeS to Mi. Clay
Stag Iar-rhe Stay Law has heen defeated IL the
lcsislatoreby vote oi > to -.
.Nlietism I've are informed ny the Binvtllo Re
poricr. dat the doelfine oi Nh. Miller. IN relation to the
Of the world n lSl3. has some disciples in
the town Of Charlottesville. Amunp them. the editor If
the Advocate. CIr. Maerudcr) who isa minister. and
and several other ministers. We understand there are
some believers Of hs doctrine it, our town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

LINN tmisirusOi''s .yOfjcc.

VIE Court of Hastings for the t,wn OF Lynchburg.
having committed the estate OF The late Abram X.
Noful To me Tor administration. notice Is hereby pivei.
That all debts due To the estate, must be paid 10 me, and
those indebted To the estate are earnestly requested 10
come forward aud make payment. Those having claims
against The estate are requested 10 present them, proper
their payment. II, DuNNiNGIoN, Serc'.. c. H.
''b.p 81 il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
Feb. .
SCHOOL,.

SliE Summer session of the subscribers School, will
L commence ON the first day of M~arch.-Pupils in
the earliest stage Of education will be received at a redu-
ced price.--A few students can be accommodated with
board in the subscribers family, on reasonable terms.
WIN. S. REID.
Jan. 80 lmif r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
FOR E.XLE,

A FIRST rate new family Carriage and Harness.
"a Any gentlemen wanting a superior article in the
Carriage hue, will find it to his interest to call ON Talbot
al Exchange Corner. Terms, liberal, and the price az
cording To the tunes. nj. TALBOT,
Feb. : taf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

the State A fine picture Of a l.ocafacl I.cgisatnrei-
The Register. IN lis alluson 10 tit disgusting olec
tionerrlng strife. had reference to the contest fr the
seat IN the | :. Senate. IL which. t.on. liomuIus VI
Saunders. as the Representative Of the Calhoun interest
and Col. Bedford Brow +, a. he T. preventative Of tn,
Van BuTen Interest, We're the h,suic competitors. II is
known To our readers that after several DAYS Intellectual
~bAllating, both of these gentlemen were eventually drop
ped, aud that WIN. IL. Haywood, Esq, "a Van Buren,
man., was ultimately elected. During The progressed III,
contest, the Two original competitors for the honor. Gen.
saunders aud Col. Brown became very much frnblter
ed against each other. and harsh expressions were indul
gcd ON both SIDES. Col. Brown, however. having count
ed with great certainly upon his restoration to n stat 10
v iich, afi 5inalIy he was accidentally elected, aud TO
which accident alone can again restore him, Ietrayed
this feeling asucll more opealy ald bitterly than his oppp-
notwithstanding that he had rather see anullra fcleralist
elected than Saunders"-lhat he would vote for fed
eralist sooner thrn fer Saundcrs"-that 'ESaundcrsY WAS
''polilically d.shonesto-aHd, in order 10 nut him cum
ple,ely under the ban, that W. J al ButH had remark
ed that he had ''long-known Saunders, and that he s.
though, no man in Nortl, Carolina but himself carab!e Of
filling an Off ,e.' These remarks reached Gen. Sann
lers's ears, and he called on Brown to know whether
they had been correctly reported. To this call Brown
replied Misunderstanding, however, that ayowipo
his belief that Saunders was ''politically dishonest h,
meant no personal rcileciion-in other words. that he
used the phrase in a Pich,richiaa senso-in other words.
admi,iin. that he is an honest man, though a dish5nest
politician-a combination that never did and never will
exist. a rogue III public life can never an honest man
Pcrsonally-and rice re.sa. The apolnal, may some.
times seem TO cNlst-bnt II IS only a seeming ~cuHaTuiiy.
A man whose integrity is not proof against temptation in
i r. -l--l 80
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CsEEAHs peEA sDaVG
EXEsaNps on r:IE NEW UD5sLD.

n EiBlG'S Agricultural Chemistry.
z pefeiyal k.ane. b. Capt. Maryatt.
Lottery oil lie, by the Counties ol Rlcssin8ion,
lie tuuaptatgr,
The NcIahb5rs. translated by May IioWltl,
Pauline, 10y Alexander Dumas.
Franklin Evans, by Walter Whitman.
The Western Gapuve, by Mis-. Scha Smith,
The ManIlus, III Tales ofthc Sea, Sc.
Just received and for sale by
PAYNE, GREGORY 60.
Eel, y Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
New China, Gla,S and Queens
ware store.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS. having opened q Fargo as
sortlncnl of CUM, I'll ASS. and Q~uEENssARe,
IN the siorc iorpprly occupied by Andrew kinnier. op>p!
site CD. Ut Davis, offer Tor sale, n, very reduced
prices all articles u their line. Amongst many others,
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets, of various sizes.
Fine blue. brown, and sreeu Dning Setts. latest styles
and patterns.
Beantlul American Views do do
Rich lima Tea Selts, Of %, III. and 81 pieces,
Gold Band Tea Seits, very rich,
Printed Ewers aud Basins. aud Toilette Settles, hand
some patterns. '
DO Plates. Willow do elreJ and o,,nmon
whllo patterns, H
\ large assortment Of rich cit. pressed, and main
Glass oil every description. y"
49, c. RICHARDS & Go.
Nd.'f l2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

%. Edward \. Ilannegan, Esq. the new Senator
from Indiana, is dcScfhed, by letter to a Philadelphia
paper, as "a kind of n%.ongrcI' politician, of the Tyler
school, and Of course cannot be called a Nhjg. although
understood fobe in favor Of Tariff and Distribution, and
not hostile 10 a National Bank, properly restricted"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

% A proposition is before the Legislature Of New
York, iaslructing the Senator's of that State in Con
gross, 10 vote in favor OF %re!unding TO Amos Kendall the
sum lately recovered against him by Stockton ! stokes !
When the right of instruction i, linus pr~pstliY!ed. what
wonder hat it is 'sl,ofl e'tn Of lis moral iug.c Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
rail- NEE.sDEsGN on,

hooks, SI.i1IOA:iRT, MUSIC, MUSICAL
LNs1RU.uE.N7'S FANrF .lR17CLEs. Sc.
Eos sale by u. =. NASH,
oyc,MonE STREET, PETERSBURG, Va.
COUNTRY Merchants and others in want of any O
~ the above articles. Will find II my establishment
the most desirable stock | have ever offered, al greatly
reduced prices, A call from my old friends and custom
gs is solicilnd,
DC, II IL if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
FOR REyT

TEiIE STORE ROOM UNDER TIE VIRGIN
h IAN OFFICE.
FEB. . IS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Hell paid Isaac Hill, who has deserted the Ben
tonians, and enlisted under the Tyler flag, has made a
contract with the Pos, Office Department 10 furnish
Blanks for New York, Michigan, Wisconsin. and tho
Northern and Eastern Statcs-Profit estimated at tl5,-
900 Who wouldn't be Tyler man,-pro tempo,e ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

PROS sRiPfiON.3Tho last New York Herald
states Tat seventeen oili -ers of the Customs were reno
we'd oa the 2'l'' ult. AMI three days after. oleven more
were removed. The Herald, whic., Is one of the Tyler
organs II New York, says. I've he1r that many if not
the most ni these removals are made on the ground If
political opinions, OF f1r refusing to contribute to support
the | mon newspaper. Perhaps other reasons may be
publicly given but these are the real ones. New AN
rointments have been made To fill up their vacancies.
principally from the guard Was there ever such un
warraNiable prescription, as this %perldious President.
John Tyler, has been guilty of in this case? Removing
worthy aud competent officers because they will not con
descend 10 contribute 10 support his organ in New
\ ori.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Ibe Presidency The New lark E>prss ,iatrs
thai an extensive hui secret movement has been on foot
ia the "est'r" and southern Parts of New York. 10 or
5antze a party in tavor OF Col. Il. VI. Ialu~,n f,r the
Presidency. 1t says Secret meetings have been
held, confidential circulars issued. the county rostmas-
tcrs solicited tn act, aal ia Sctisa oorrespondcnre kent
up with other States, The movement Is principally a
mong the racical I%.oooioeus
1t is whispered that Mr.. Tyler has rather cooled in
his feelings towards Mr.. Calhoun, sioce the prospects Of
the latter gentleman have frightened Tor the ptsrIen
jal nomiaailon-and that lac is now in favor Of judo.
Mclean The patronage of his otlirr out Of the way,
his favor would he Of very small consequence,
The \ \. Herald states HAT Mr.. Van Buren, Is ner
tcctly willing that the Locol, National Convention shall
be organized on the principles laid DOWN. the late Cal.
honn Manifesto. Such promputade hc,oscu, sanguine
Npiril. Has the Lutte Magician stocked the cards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

GVi~GD CODE .LND SUPPLEuENJ
~ TO THE REL ISED CONF. Fon s,ir ny
PAY n + q Il T. GuRY& Co.
fobuary . nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

CoNGRE>S.-The Senate ha. been engaged on
the Oregon bill, Mr.. Riyes. Mr.. Archer. and Mr.. Ben
ton having spoken, %whegtlrl rbare Il rsed las, Thursday
and the oil passed as reported from the Committee.
and was son' to the House Of Representatives Tor con
curTcnee. Mr.. Der,iel, tiom hclulrary Committsc.
has made Il report upon the rcprAl Of the Bankrupt bill
which passed the House Of Representative, chaneine al
together the character Of the bill. In the House Of Ren-
rcscniallycs. Mr.. Adams's resolutions for rnquirinp into
the Monterey affair was adopted. The remainder of
the time has lcrn consumed on territorial matters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Ikrv,c" OF the LyAchpur. "A ,rI4r,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

.Hr. thfg-Mt. Clay says he finds II out of his pow
cr 10 visit Georgia, =being compelled 10 return homo
from Mobile.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

o. NJ. Marshall's las speech may he seen on the
first pagr, IN which he uses up the ''gunri," ,hundcrs
away nj Daniel " cbslrr, and alludos 10 Mr.. Clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Congressional lPportionmmt=rh subject Of the
ARpoito4meot of the Congressional Districts ii tins
State, Is now Under discussion in the House Of Dele
gates,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Siag Iar.-The Stay Law has been defeated IL til,
Legislature by a vote oi = To IS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12

his counirymen through all future lime, a.
Tie index Of his own unconqueruhle spirit,
aud as an incentive to heroic deeds in others
During the last few years she bud been much
IN the south of Europe, aud had become dis
unguislied for her accomplishments. Al the
very moment when life was the most valuable,
whom she was best capable Of enjoying and
einbellishing il, and in tho tuiness OF heart
and strength, she was summoned to resign
them all. Sh" met her fate with unsIirinking
hrmness, uttering no complaint or expression
OF regret, and parting from all around her with
calmness aud resignation. On "Wednesday
she was in the fIll bloom of health. On Sat.
urday she wus numbered with lh. dead. Al
onl, daughter, only foui days old when she
died, In tire only living representative %! har.
self aud her gallant lather. Though NJ n dis
lance from hcr'natiye land, her death bed was
che.red by the bresente of some Of those who
were most dear 10 hrr-6ra devoted hnsba nd
and mother, and or bof enrly aud constant
friend, Mrs Dix, Of Albany. On Monday,
the 4lh September, her REMAINS were deposit
cd in the Protestant buryina grolind without
the walls of Florence, where they were re-.
ceived by a small band of Americans soi6urn.
ing in the city. The spot where she lies has
mol all the rural beauty Of Mount Auburn, but
III. baud Of art has done much to pmbellisl it,,
and the heights of Frisole look down upon il
aud fill it with classical recollection. Ii IL
an appropriate resting piae. for genus, virtue
aud heroic spirit, and she possessed them all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12
sHERIFF'S SALE.
Y e W PORT, Sc -


nY virtue ofan Execution issued out of
- the Court Of Common Plems, for the
County pf Newport, May Term, A. n. Ie43, in
favor Of John II. w. Puge, of Nav Bedford, ia
the State al Massac huseus, aud 10 ips directed
and delivered,
win cell at Public Auction on the premises
Ia the highest biddtt, OIL Tuesday, tho 3is,
day 6f Uttober, lS43, -" o. .."s
All The riglh, title and interest that Sam.
uel =. Mason Of the towh phd county Of New
port, manufacturer, hud on ths 18th day of
July, 4. ID. le42, al ffiy.fve minntes past z
o clock, j. NJ. in and 10 two csriHin lots al
lard, situated in said Newport, with all the
buildings thereon standing-tho first of said
lots being bounded and described ms follows.
TO wit, easierly on land of Samuel K+crnn,
60 fact; sou,horly on Pope street 30 feet !,
westerly 'bn Anthony street 20 feet ; and
norihcrn Oh laiid now or thte Of John Allan
~ feet-The second Of said lors Is bounded
| easterly on land now ar late of Clark Bnrdhk.
southerl, on Pope street westerly on hand Of
Summer n. Stewart, and noftherly on an ave.
uue called Redwood Court.
Also, al the same time, all said Samuel +.
Mason right, title and interest IN and 4" six
shares in the capital stock Of the Coddington
Manufacturing Company in said Newport, To.
seiherwItli all his right, title interest, proper-
ty aud ESTATE Ia and To the land and buildings,
aud ail the property and effects OF wbairvrr
kind and nature 10 the said ak shares appet-
tanning.
WIN II DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport Oct 5tlf IS43E4w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12

NEWPORT, Sc ..
DY virtue of an Execution issued ont Of
- he Court of Common Pleas fr The
county Of Newport, May Term. A. ID. IS43,
in favor of John n. Potter, of the town aud
county of Newport, and to me directed sad
delivered, I will sell at Public Auction on
the premises to the highest bidder, on Tues
day. The 3Ist day OF October, 1913, at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ,
All the right Little and interest that S mn
y. Mason, of the town and county Of New
port, manufacturer, had on the ID dsy 1T
July, A. ID. 1912. at ono minute pms, three
O'clock. =. NJ, IN and to two certain III s-of
! land situated IN said Newport, with all the
buildings thereon standing, the FIRST of ssld
OTIS being bounded and described as follows,
10 wit: casterly on land of Samuel Keennn ,
90 feet soulherIy on Pope street, IS i''c' /;
westerly on Anthony street, 20 fcrr aud
parlherly on land now or lote at John Allen,
~ feet The second of sand lois is bonndci
easierly on land now or late OF Clarke Bur.
dick southerly on Pope street westerly on
Iand0f Sumner N Stewart aud northerIy
on an Avenue, called Redwood Court. :
Also, a. The same tine, 6l The said Samu, |
p. Mason's right, title and interest III ma io
six shares in The capital stock Of the Cod.
dington Manufacturing Company IN SAID
Newport, With an his right, lille, piupcry,
interest and psiale"in aud to the land and
buildings, and all the property "f whatever
kind or nature to the seid six shares apppr.
luining.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport Oct 5,h, IS43