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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
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fENllE sGBSG RIDER having Just re.nfned if'ti d
Northern TIP. Is NV ntrsiRng= aud opening -
SPRING Stock, winch he ean eartdeafIy ssy is lar su=
rcef any h. has e,et had TIE picasrlfe al i.fns
the public las sacs has been selected wtl eoat care
and attention. anu ha would respectfully cali The aitru
ton ii the paar aud more lfueaary Tie lad,., 10 The
following Isl OF
fRES c II FAN CY GO q u :
Ladies Rosewood Work boxes,
Hair brushes, al qnalncs.
Gard eases OF VARIOUS dp>s npi'ons,
French Extracts TT handkerchief.
fadaa Calasue.
Hlr0Is.
.rn1tl Brash,s superior sriicle.
Bsulot,ors.
Arrardisn- and Src1r Cases.
Violin, aud Violin Strings,
Flutes. Chrss zen \ Backgammon Boards. vii, "a
rsty OF other Fancy Articles numerous Hentun.
HIS Stick o ioys larse. and contains great van
ely. SUM eutHely new. He sehct-s cal lfem h'
friends ana The public. n.N lANCFA.
April l3 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

How seldom, frieud.s good great man inherit,
Honor ct wealth, with Al h,s no't I'll and pam,
IL sounds ike stones from tl.s land vi sprit.,
II any man ,h,ain tina, VIII, h he mc'i,',
orsn, merit TINT ~liel be Oh ans.
THE ELrRooy.
For shame dear friend Rencunlt his cauiing str in
nhs, ~oald'si tlou have good great nan obtain
place-itcs-salars gldsd ch'a
Or thrones . cores, viih II. svo,dlas slaiu'
Greatness and goodness ro meansi bat ends
Hath he not always treasures, slna,> airuas
The good goat nan 1Atst uta.ues-lo'e and
Light,
And calm 1hough,s rcsalssa' infant, breath
And three firm frelas an dan and ngh' -
Himself hi. aker and Inc angs isath tgitTadse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

ID NAWAh from the subscriber living at Amherst
o Count Iiansc about the lst Of February last.
70 man by the nant Of
q ID
about - years Of of NC bright mnlq'to stout built
viii dpWneasi 1a,-the cvpr.~siai II his conntenane4
sJmrWtat sly lie ln1y BE- REGARDED as likely He he
aas L, 'hc csat" Of the lac Nathan Turner deed
cf Amherst 'an'y. aud hired By the subscriber FIR
the present var Any information concerning him
Wilde thankfully received. and s'afy rewarded
RICHARD POWELL
Amherst CalrlauSr \, " -
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3j0fiiral.
nIs sPENr ri.i.

siR a nBEr nI VIZ
There i no remedy far tnns MSS e1;
Ne healing INT the waste Of lieness.
xhoss very laaguor is apanisauaent
Heavier than active souls can tce or guess
q. hour. Of indolezce and di,oentcnt,
Noi now 10 be redeemed VI sting 10, les
Because know this 81 an Of lifewas lcst
For lofty du,ies, bot Tor selEs ress.
Not 10 he " lied away in aimless dreams.
Du, to impres We ourselves and serve malhiad.
Lis aud its choicest faculties given
atsn should he evci cilef tlau lie se.fas,
Aud sAspa his aci. and discipline his m'nd,
To walk sdoliag esrih, With lopt ofhossts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
From IA. Dono,.t Il pzrt.', JUHs :
DEATH OF \ PHlLANlHROPlsT.

!, pain The hearts oimany lend and devoted trends
Il Is our melancholy duty to ann1uHee The DEAN OIL an
lid, IN intimate and brosed cassnate and lfend-pf
GsoRcr CsAenrAn $ no laoeer numbered ao"o3 tho
living iia ditd al rs He'''' ~ 'aN i1ft "' NV
day morning last (Ihf 2lih p' At = minutes 5eiIfe
5o'ei0cA. IA iha ION year NJ MS 7gf-
severe 7p5ficrtc aliaeh Nhit1 "he1 he "a' VISIT
ed nearly ihfee years az. had prepared ih'"s afolnd
him ,oe.peci Ire result which w h7w maha known 10
The distant pablc
That he whose death w fhus rccod "7s rrailt IS
nemed and beloved while living and Is Truly aud s'a
seely lameniei now that ho has been nhen rom rs is
aiesi'd hy tic 9Toceeaoes a. M 81 1cu-, 81" account
81 which Ia seen bel =, 7ud 60 winch feirf %
expressing uur feelings mole riN tisn " 10" nave
time Ia a'cf them
An iai'sna e acquaintance VIII f1" sag0e - th.S no
.tef. tsE lin iasl iApnis sis f'sf4, -aars "a 'f'
Ia The lus,utss al lie ifiHnie MiHh rs -"''
LIS mou'orY II he eIi'pas and enffalr aalhot' u
"vt yi!!see-ss = lie AfclJrn 4 The uly.Ne
Ne'sy viii peflrc' sincerity ''at sc have ncye
knosn och ar individual
ProceeiHgs@ As Cspa-n Ca,atei
The Common Council II III, .faun.4f nlnyillc have
hrard win of,oDd fe-tct u Inc d,pe4-au Of DIVINE
Providence hy which THIS crlta ut.tt bse,. Le,u lie
pryrd Of one Il IA mos, eaens,ad. aye5. and ,,'e
iscioa cll.zsns. The Coasnn, Cornell ee.. assarcd
that expresses. we'll the aerll qH.ce as Us own
when they re,od as an claH1e. 49, ah, irfrseat rnI
iularo Imitation. the fi.b 81, .s3l, DIZZY unanimous
" ener'am Cd me virtues al .5tf ''1f''"a 1'f@c'H
zen ahu H'on ~ 't'h'' = A'' NJ ~ aNafd l.
ns n'eu'.pe NV "'.'',' 9a' ~ '' "'''a '1'S he
hesr justly en'i'a 10 INC eH"iaclf ID d7r bcneftc
tn.
lhore"fe' h'S'feu' iha' iaf ''tze"S 81 l'7aFlI'e.
'e invited 'e1a''oe ~ R'R''' aI IN 'h' iHrposf
- sooIos s',n AZ '' '"''f '>'o4i'o may he
proper loieS'y lnuie l"lN HE sn'e MiHca ib'F ee'n
tan ct tie me9ls 9' INN "Aae " I. awarded IN oil
lands held Inc h'Rh'si Fa'r Ia IHees''em and anre
~ oil II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

-4na~s- -~-Ar>-
Formerly owned by Capt Thomas \. Gibbs. lylnr in
unp'li county. an Seneca cfech five lnr, from Inn
c9aH Lol-.. aud about fl'ceo from lllrhbafr. con
n8mI onr Thousand arJe,. hioi winch Is CLEARED and
Is very rrduryc-=rhc ~al Grluq generally Of = red
o. psptryefy hlal, particularly wheat aud cluyer
aud Is susceptible Il 4 ha Sal, Of Improvement with
lhe o pIIsfrr Whch +ild act KINDLY up,n TIM,
land Oh the land Ia cear three hundred acres are uod
Iuhaccp and, vel tm,"rrd. There are about one
hundred arrs al fist rllf Meadow Land a portion now
iaer~s. Ton tolwelve hands can be Worked To cr,at
advantage upon the plantations but the tract can be =,
divided make Two GOOD Settlements which viii be
done II prtcrrd by purchasers. lhc land is well wa
tered with two creeks aud number ii good sprnrs-
The improvements consist Of comorlabla dwelling
house and other necessary out houses LARGE bafn with
q good IliRE.SIllNG MACHINE attached Also. a
9od GElNi' & SAW MILL, now III successful opera
llon. This Is considered Of the best tracts Of
land in HAT pant of the county, and ,ng =, near
iNnrhhurg. inlN al lhr best wheat and tobacco
ma1krts IN the nit'd States. II undoubtedly presents
m1uN advantages lIWd buyers Lands more To-
matc distance from market Which should lie an oaieci
whou hutnL ANY person wishing Ia purchase will d,
well IN Wow The land helrr lhr day Of ,ap which will
be shown them hy Mr. Dnwrdelc Who RESIDES near the
place, or by Mr.. Wadnn, tenant the laud.
TERMS.
One thir1 # The pHrehas" neuoy will be required in
cas the balance upon credit ot one, two aud three
wears the purchaser executing his bond, for the amount
decd ri trust viii be required IL be gwen upon thn
the land to secure III" purchase money; anl the tillr u
the oud WuhhrIlnnll In Iasl payment is u1de. Tho
purchaser vii ha1e the liberty uf seeding small gran
tia, fail III Time and full POSSESSION elycU BY Christmas.
GEO. PANNIiI.
June , win. 2aNlljA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

\ T a Circuit Superior Coorl of Law aud Cbanccry
continued by adjournment. and held f5r tn
"9alv ol Amtc,f, ~ HE Count house, on Friday
Hr lh day ot ApIl, lol3.
judun llal,aId pbin50'
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commissioners sale OF Valuable
Property.

HDl RNC Ant @thc provisions ola decree pr,noun
cra hN thu Circuit superior Court OF the uJwn Of
l.gn'hbur,. on the Nlh Of May. l. Is. in the II
i)tyls rs Davis e a. thc undersigned commission
etthrfeio named. Will proceed. the premises. the
9Th day n Juy neNl, sell by way of public auction to
tie highest bidder. the LOT on the hasln IN the town
OF lynrlburg. No. 100 being | 10 feet On the margin
ii the canal, and about 10 feet wide lying the juno
tim ofJecrsln N street and sth alley being the same
Ii no" IN The occupancy Of David b. Phelps Terms,
cash
The tile is believed To be gaoI, but the undersigned,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

i"ttc. G7hlhi ssps it4ata Hf0ardtts p rs q, ,r,.l
~ tte tJta~t, oaton,e tDos.s, d.Hi,uRg If L,e,,,l
sptt6s q b1od, ot all qgteto,i tine PuinonuJy r.
Eaas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

neon1nl tn. and dclls due 81 RrON 4 ROBES
and ROBES \ BURTON. notice is hcrolv giyea
That tn stock OF Goods belonging to Radcs aad Bur
ton, aud amnuntin, Ia about
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Ss.s.Ieia, 10 Wig:

ROBERT TINSIfY. Ok.
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Ts""aSy-ct.hg fAoHs0Hd dGFIugs.

viii offered for sale. either hy rhoifsulc or retail
N the most reduced prices for Cdsi Ull 9th October
next. when the ren nder Will be sold at Pgbiic auction
tomtF Merchants and others, WlShruato buy Goods
upon the nnSl Ia 'rtair terms, VIII do we'll 10 avail
themselves o this opportunity, the Goods are obliged
to- be sold The Stock assists OF Dry Goods and Gro.
ceres and IS well assorted and very desirable
BY order of the Trustees
ED. j. BURTON. Ag't
\. B-Al persons indebted 10 either Of the above
firms BIZ bond. nrte open account. are requested to
come forward and settle without delay; as uthcrw -
will he necessary lo pat the same IN train OF -
ion. Ky order the lruslcesye{
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The commencement of this noble institution which is
soexensiyey and justly popular with the people of Virginia.
took place the 18th instant in the Presbyterian Church
The proceedings opened with prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Alexander. The Declaration Of Independence was
read by Cadet Powell Of Amherst who preaced il with
short but appropriate address. The Grafton for the day.
production OF uncommon merit, delivered by Cadet
Pitts of Essex. The only spaake among the
Cade Campbell, Of Bedford, who delivered the Sa
lutatory and Cadet Doman of Rockbdge, who delivered
the Vnedctory Address. The speeches Of both these
gentlemen, evinced very high order Of talent They are
both evidently young Of clear and vigorous intellect
and their future will reflect additional ustre
the Institution from which they have just graduated
with such distinguished honor
Gov. Mcdowell who present. the request of the
Superintendent then addressed the Graduates in speech
repete with valuable sentiments and advice, delivered in
his usual eloquent, earnest and graceful manner.
Degrees were then conferred upon thirteen young gentle.
men, list Of whose will be published IN our next
The Lexington Volunteer Company united with the Ca.
diets in the celebration Of the day and the Military pro-
cession was very fine and imposing.
notice OF the Examinations &c. at the Institute may
be expected in our neHt--LeIington Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
Prom the New Orleans Courier.
THE REAL QUESTION


Well now, the inpudence OF these wings truly
deHul They eternsly Dining into the public ear
that the democrats hostile to the sugar panter and will
repeal the duty the first opportunity when they know
the democrats contemplate such thing any more than
they do 10 make the waters Of the Mississippi
Why should they repeal the duiy7 Such design can ne.
be thought Of by the people ID the South s their repre-
senatyes in Congres-eir great staple cotton is pro.
eciod from the competition Of Pernambuco and Brazil by
duty I'VE believe Of three cents per pound-and they
too WISE too careful Of their interest," to permit s re-
duction repeal No, the democrats will never touch
the sugar duty. They have touched it, But Mr..
Clay, acting in concert with oil his friends repealed fhe
sugar dufy-and satisfied with that, fifteen months
ago he declared in the Senate Of the United States that the
best thing Congress could do the repeang
actin force and 10 makei the permanent policy Of the 60.
yernment.
From whom, Them The greatest danger be appre.
hended by the sugar planiersi From John sde aud Al
Gee Labranche from Leorge X. Rogers aud Edward D.
White7
The two first stauneh democrats and not tile DO
ltca friends Of Mr. Clay the two last wings dyed in
the wool, and political friends Of Mr. Clay.
Is II not probable that Mr.. Clay would be- support
cd and aided iu any scheme revive the mad principles OF
his compromise act by his political friends than b. s poll
tical enemies7
Why The thing is plain the nose on his face
Remember Mr.. Clay repealed the sugar duty in 1888
and in 1912 he declared that the repeating duty ought
continued in force
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11


" Mr. Webstsr's project for regulating the Tarf by
commercial treateswhich fell shllborn in this country
exciting great interest in England aud very naturally
highly commended there. John Bull s always vide awake
TO his nterest-and he jumped this notion with
great eagernossnot doubing but that he could again gull
brother Jonathan. Some device be bit upon in En-.
gland to induce roax tariff; this settled point.
All American interests are beginning prosper much,
and English to suffer too much under the operation Of the
Tariff The old oas-sded free trade system mu be reyi.
we'd by hook orby crook The anoni device Of promising
TO relax their rosconsso often and successfully played
of upon u.s. put in requisidon again but that bel
which is TO be supplied by commercial treaties.
The London Spectator has elaborate article on the
subject in which lauds Mr. Websters wisdom and expa
ates most eoquenty upon the blessings which result
TO America, II sho will repeal her Tariff and then make
commercial treaty with Great Britain. n the Spectator
could by any aid H. enemies hcrothe anti British
Free Trade mento Office, would have occasion for
farther concern They would repeal tho tariff, open
ports TO British labor and insist reciprocity treaties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

SrEAHnoArs BUILDING PirTssURg,-The Spirit Of the
Age states that at the ship yard Of Mr.. Walker at Eliza
behtown eight boats the Stocks and several under
contract One Of them Capt Convers the largest boat
ever built IN the West She 10 be furnished with two en-
enes, 80 inch cylinder, and boilers 30 feet long Capt
w. s. Nell, Of Forido, Is building two beautiful cotton
steamers, Intended for the Cbadhooohe river which will
have no supofor IN that no The timber used in these
boats Of superior quality, and the boats ore CONSTRUCT
ed under the superniendonco Of Captain Nell himself
These boan belong o. e company that built the Go.
umbus there last season. and she much superior
any boat M he trade, that every company running in
70 PtisbsTg, who're there boats building for
The same trade Several other boats also being built
the engines for most of which furnished from the ma
chine factories in Pittsburg,-Bah. Pat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

DEATH OIL JUDoE JosEPH EvEs.-We sorry to be
compelled 10 record the death Of this gentleman, late Anne
con Charge d'Aiars Texas. He died Galveston of
the consumption, the 10th inst. The Houston Tee-
graph says:-N. o. TTOpie
His loss will be regretted by oil who knew him lie en-
joyed while living in eminent degree, the confidence
and esteem II his friends and aoquaintancess Hh was
remarkably amiable and kind in his private relations that
he was admired and beloved by all parties, and believe
he had not single enemy in the Republic. His funeral
was attended by the largest Of citizens seen
at Galveston And the citizens seemed depore his
AZ one Of their respected and eminent fellow.c.
zens had been called TO SHAT bourne from whence travel
Ter returns"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
1,2l2,792,673

This report also contains the deeds Of cesson from the
several States. every OF which expressly provides that
the Is made for the and benefit Of the
several States. We quote from the deed Of Virginia
example:
"That all the lands within the territory so ceded, &C.
sha be considered a fund for the and be.
net Of such Of the United States have become shall
become, members Of the confederation federal alliance
Of the United States, Virginia inclusive, according their
usual respective proportions IN the general charge and expen
dure, and shall be faithfully aud bona de disposed Of for
that purpose and for other purpose whatsoever
Also from the cession OF Massachusetts;
Whereas, several OF the States in the Union have
present interest IN the great and extensive Of
cultivated country lying in the westerly part Of the United
States, and may Be reasonable that the States aJoue men
toned should be interested IN tie aforesaid country Be
1t enacted, &c"
This document Is important one, as showing the com
rights Of ihe individual SIatos-ho immensely Of their
common donoinand the fact that they nothing in
debted to the Federal Government of guardianship Of
the common property Of the States. Heretofore, IL has
been said that the lands had not paid for the expense
cured in surveying and selling, &c.that the he
Sates in fact deeply indebted to the Federal Govern
ment. This has been urged insuperuble argument
against the Justice Of directing the land fund from the
honai treasury. But u - longer insupeabe. The fact
IS demonstrated that the Government indeed debtor TO
the States vast amount that in other words the sales Of
the lands have exceeded expenses by exceeding 92
millions Of dollars.
II part Of the present creed ri the Democracy that
these lands ought be sold for benefit Of the Sates
tho proceeds be divided equitably among thom-But
that they should be great fund for the gene
raj expenditure.
The conclusive answer in our Judgment to this rrgu.
mont H. hn unless now when the power s yet with the
old States obtain their share in this aud precious
domain, the distribution law be revived, soon, the
Sates within which MUCH Of these lands is situated
WILL 10 their rapid growth, Ouinumber the old ones and
them instead Of sharing oquaby, these States may
take the whole, as lying within their territorial limits
Meantime, they would be used by every domagogue, M
capital to build up his own political fortunes.
| "NOw or never" is the motto ioT the old States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

COLLISION took place In the streets Of Troy the
4h Of Juy between Foreign Associations Of that city
the composed Of Protestant and the other Of Roman
Catholic lrishmen--which ended IN bloOdshcd. The
Roman Association, according 10 the accountin the Al.
bany Daily the oRgressos but dispersed by the
Genet Pioneers, who esooring the Proiesants and
charged upon their assaants with fixed bayonets Several
Of both parties injured IN the melee, among others
Mr. David Eaton seriously The religious broils for
which Ireland has become unhappiy notorious arc IL
appears, be reenactcd this side Of the So
much for encouraging the formation Of these foreign Asso
ciati0ns-N, Y. dEaericgp,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

BLooDY AFrRAY-An onconier took place last NIGHT be-
tween Henry Eiier Of this city and person named VIM
Finn, lately sovedore in the bay. The difficulty originn
ted, understood about debt the latter owed 10 Eter
amounting 10 about 81 High words were heard 10 pass
between them, Finn strike Etter with his
hand and the lnter to strike back with bowie
sie Fnn's throat found 10 be- cut horribly and.nt 10
O'clock hc was supposed 10 be dying Ete surrendered
himself to the city officers, and Immediately taken to
prison. Farther particulars could not learn The nay
occurred between and 10 O'Clock.
Since the above written, Finn has died.
Mobile 1dp Jufy A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

DaEAbrUL CAsUALtTY.-Tho Rev. George Bcecher of
the I'd Presbyterian Church Of Chlicothc Ohio was acct.
IDENTITY killed on the morning Of the si Of July the fol.
lowing manner as found by the corners Jury lie went in
10 his garden about O'Clock in the morning with double
barreed gdn 10 shoot birds that Destroying hi. fruit
and buds. DE had discharged barrel and is supposed
put hemuzze 70 his mouth 10 blow into the empty barrel
wmn the other baelsTen off, the whole charge passing
through hs head, killing him instantly His remains were
taken TO Putnam, Muskngum county, Ohio, for intermen
Wheeling TjUes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
a
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TINHE subscriber having determined to remove
II To the Stnie Of Missouri fall will THURSDAY the
l0 day August offer for SALE upon premises tract
Of land lying the county Of Buckingham below
Curdsyie Immediately upon Willis River which navigaed
the latter place This contains about 40
ing land and offers advantages capitalist any
Of the size the upper country The improvements are
comfortable dwelling house all good repair
and excellent garden. Them also gist mill
mill eariing machine. lanyard house and
shop situated Immediately the banks which
ken together render desirable enerprisng
with small capital The will be third
balance aud yearsthe deferred payments well
cured.
AZ the time and place, and upon be
offered OF land situated Logan county Ohio
Creek containing $40 Of excellent which
Is in its original state, Astounding in excellent timber.
ju III wd WIN VI. EVANS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

MoRE TyLERisH.-Some fifteen months ago Mr.. 2. s..
Scofod appointed Postmaster Of Denis Heights, Sara
togo county, IN New York. Within few days past Mr..
Schofod has been reformed make for 1ocoocO.
We undcrand that Of the people in he vicinity Of the
Post Office desired asked for any change being oil we'll
satisfied with the in which Mr. Scoed discharged
the duties Of the Office The transaction % have
been u hose dirty little undorhand tricks by which the
Tyler administration loves 70 distinguish ITSELF