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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

.hARCH IL, 1919.
The attention of all disposed 10 engage in the mail
SERVICE is specially cae, to The advertisement for pro
p1sns for carrying the United States Mails in Virginia
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia. and FLORIDA
issued on the 18th Of December. 1872. The last day
for receiving bids is the 18Th o April next. Cat =. NJ
and for deciding upon them. the LIST 81 May, 1873
Service To lsl July, 10, and continue in
force until the 3Uh June. ls41.
All, who take an interest in the matter. are referred
for 50 much of the advertisement embraces the State
of Virginia. to the Richmond Enquirer. the Winches.cr
Nrgnian the Fredericksburg X, ccr,r. and the AhiDe
doa Banner, for much rrat,s 10 North Carolina, IL
the II eiah Standard, the Charlotte ,jriers5nan, and
the washington Republican; i 50 much as embraces
South Carolina To the { har esion Patriot. the Colum
ha South Carunian and the tdarfield Advertisers; inr
much as includes Georgia, 10 the Augusta Cobstu-
iisnaIlsi, the Savannah Georgian. the Athens Bauner
the Columbus Argus and the Alli,deevile Flag ei tho
Union; and for much embraces Florida To the
Tallahassee Fiurdlan and The 81. Augustine Florida
Heraid The entire Advertisement is published in the
Washington tHy Madispnan, and is ais, 10 be found
in pamphlet fuIn ut each T. i Office nj the end Of the
several routes n the advertisement lull urnaton Is
given 10 the particulars Of service, the of the
liabilltes, toe mode Of bidding aud tie form o the guar
raniy, which is 10 accompany every proposal,
{. WtbhLifFE,
Postmaster ttGtcrH.
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3)oltttcal.
From IN, Richmond U'hg.
DISTRICTS AS FINALLY ARRANGED

We indebted 10 the Enquirer for the following
table nj the Congressional Districts as finally arranged
by the bill which has passed both Houses and Is now
law. and for the vote which they sesoray gave al the
Presidential election IN 1870
TlBIE sho,ring. according 10 The rofe az The Irrs,den
td Election II lsio. The political complexion Of The
Congressional DISTRICTS a, arranged IN Tie bW mhich
passed the Legislature on 1nesdoy the an March.
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ORANGES! OEsAye.ES..

fANlf. subscriber has gust received small lot Of sweet
y HAVANA ORANGES. rerHGne-Also. Lemons nd
Figs, fresh and fine GEORGE w. lANCEY.
Feb. : Is
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NiSll purchase five hundred bushels of pnod Oats
II to which viii give HE market price in cash
MElAlI LIE TALBOT.
FOR SALE-lo barrels Tanner Oil
NJ. Il.
Dec. 90. IL
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ESlssTeE TAsg;s'S.

EGST RECEIVED. at Exchange Corner small lot
% oi cIoIce FRUIT TREES. from the Nursery OF
Parsons & Co.. New Nork--reachcs, Apples Pears
Cherries and Punhs, Sc, all Of which of very supe
rior quality NJ. TALBOT.
Fcb.6 is
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" . EMoli of the Life of the RI Res'd. Richard
47a Claiming Moore, u. D., by J. =. X. lIenshaw.
d. d. Tor sale by PAYNE, GREGORY x co.
Jan. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

China. Glass and E9rflssn-lcH"e.
~ T. at this time receiving eur Spring Supply OF
w China, Glass and Earthen ware. which will
make our stock largs aud complete We invlte purca-
sers to call and examine stock and pflceS/ J
pledge ourselves 10 sell as low as articles Of the
quality can be purchased for in any regular 49, iy
town. JOSEf3i u. HM
March 10 S44 IL
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From the Richmond Uyhig. March "a.
THE LE(,iSI ATTIRE

This august body, is here yet They will rrobal
20 away To- morrow.
Never was the State, never were the People
of any dcdy Of men. Democracy, Locof1co:Sn -
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NEW e9ST.s FEs.s~Eg7gEf.atE'.

\ =
HNll subscribers respectful announce that they have
associated themselves together. under the firm Of
TYREE s Dl ID, Cor the purpose OF conducting a
GROCERY BUSINESS. in the Rock House, on
Main street. nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel Their
stock will at all times comprise well selected assert
mont of GROCERIES, which they offer at The lowest
prices for cash. or barter.
They would respectfully solicit call from those
wishing thing in the Grocery line, we are deter
mined TO sell good bargains.
they also prepared to fill any orders for CAST
lNGS, and have nav in store fine l.t of FL0UGFlS.
made u, tho Factory u, Messrs Jesse L. Dugud s Co.
A. ID. rYREE.
JESSET. DlU GUID.
March IA Is
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MEXICAN and various other kinds Cotton =
a Virginia. by the gross at Richmond price, tor sale
y. PAYNE, GREGORY s. co.
Nov IL
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OEICE HOI rs.

TIL" Office is open from halt past = O'Clock. A. NJ
until sun down, aud viii always be kept open for delye
nv one hour after the arrival OF the Rrnuuud Mail OH
lis arrival before q o'clock. p. NJ
The Office will be KEEP, open Sunday mornings,
from hall past eight to O'Clock 4. VI.
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BeGtord, March %. ISIS.
CERIlIlC AIES

THIS may certify. thai hlss Emma w. turtiss,
was Tor Two years member ct this lustiulionlhat her
moral character rreproachahle aud rr scholarship
good That IN the situations winch she has since
pied teacher, she has gwen her employers sasiac
lon and il Is nay beleithdt she will sui deserve their
appr1Ja.lun, EMMA NlLi.AlD
Former Principal.
Troy Female Seminary. Sept. sth, ISL.
Miss +. W turti.s VAS tor several years member OF
this institution, and has subsequently been for four ycas
successfully employed In teaching. She Is well qualified
10 nstru, III the various branches Of an English cduca
ton, Music and the French Language aud also posses
s.s IN a high degree the moral qualities requisite in a
Teacher. | take pleasure IN recommending her as wof
thy The notice OF the friends Of he education.
SARAH /. WILLIAMS.
Prn. Troy Female Seminary, Oct. 4, lril.
March - Is
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T1Ig uts'IIiiII'nN, III iacIUrV nrIcVs.-
One horse ld side Ploughs ut s. 90
Two do do do do at 10 80
Extra two horsc.h side do al II so
One horse common Plough at ! 80
Two DO do do at 500
Three do do do at II 90
fleushS OF common castings al much less prices.-Cul
uvaars aud Corn shelters
Points to sui the various Plonghs always on hand.
JAMES 4. SilGLER.
Nov 81 Is
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'ENif' Subscriber being agent for the sale Of those
celebrated Ploughs made by Rusgles, Nonrse X
Mason. of Worcester. Massachusetts. offers tho oow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

~ passages have been marked fof extract in
our Uery hurried perusal of the collection.
In relation to the earthquake at Point Petrc
our author says
1.-THE southern islands has of late
Been Visited with great earthquakes,
Point Petie sunk and part was lost
Is while the dreadful shock did last"
Verify, as we say in noticing new novel
I'VE shall look forward with eagerness to
another work from the same PEN"
But, in mournful earnest, VIC believe that
these worse than doggerel stanzas were writ
ten in seriousness. We have said that they
are little, If any, worse than the rhapsodies
of some preachers, who do undoubtedly IN.
fiuence the mind and conduct Of many Of our
fellow citizens. We have little inclination
to turn preacher ourself; but does not the
fact that American men and American wo.
men are wrought upon by snch nonsense
| awaken one oftle most melancholy renec.
tons possible, on the weakness of human ma.
ture' That such things must be we know
but may we and our friends be among those
who dispise the instruments and pity the sub.
ee,s of these "cxcitements," preferring ra,h
er to sleep forever in icy Indifference even
to being the tools of the shocking and tragi,
caricatutes of religion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
WORKINGS OF THE TARIFF.

New YoRK CUsTox HOUSE. larger amoun, OF
business was done at the C"sGm mouse on Monsay
hs aoods entered exceeds $780, 000l-N Y Express
April goth. p.;,.,,;, hro,,h, nm, ,ho,, g, .oo -
Ooo Consigned TO various houses in Boston, ". ",
suJ Philadelphia. She also brought large quantity
Of Merchandise. -Bost0n paper, APrii22.
These two briefparagraphs furnish con-
elusive answer to the clamor raised by the
Locofoco press against the present Tariff.
In anticipation Of the adoption Of this great
measure by the Wing Congress. the Coun-
try was flooded in lS4l with foreign fabrics.
or course for year or more after the Tariff
wen, into operation the imports were cont
psrs,ively small, and the receipts from the
Customs greatly diminished. Yet this re-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

suit, which had been foresecn and predicted
by the friends Of tie Tariff, was seized upon
by the enemies of Hat measure as proof COM
chisive thai Il wonfd drain the country Of its
specie, and deprive the General Government
of its most lucrative source of rcvenuc.-And
for much Of tla, period these papers could
point to diminished customs and increased
exports of specie in supper, Of their assoc.
tons.
But the tide has finally turned. The IN.
usual amount Of European manufactures with
which our markets were glu,,ed in lS4l. has
been gradually consumed.-Demand begins
TO revive, and with the renewal Of demand
comes renewal of supplies. Our vessels 40
longer return empty from across the ocean.
Every packet and transient ship now comes
full freighted. And the same vessels that
bear heavy cargo Of merchandise, brings
also large amount Of Specie. The tariff Of
lS4l is at length sin full operation" and ia.
stead Of running our commerce and draining
us Of our specie. as predicted by the advo.
Gates OF British Free Trade, it is impartine
healthy stimuous to the business Of the
country, adding largely and steadily to out
SUNNY Of The precious metals, and laying
broad and dec, the foundation of the Ma.
uonal prosperity and glory. And yet these
great measures, whose renovating influence.
are just beginning TO be felt will be ruthlesslj
sacrificed the moment that Loco Focoism 70.
gains the ascendancy in the Federal Gov
ernment7 Will not New York in,erpose Il
arrest such a catastrophe ALBANY Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

JOHN c. KEMBLE, formerly editor Of the
Troy Budget and member Of the State Sea-
ate, died in the Insane Asylum at Worcester.
Mass, on the 14th ult., aged abou, so. Mr..
K. (says the New York Tribune) was ruin.
ed by connection with Bars,ow, defaultine
and Ascending Cashier Of the Commercial
Bank Of Albany; the development Of which
compelled him IL abandon his paper and 70.
sign his seat in the Senate. He removed
to Wisconsin, but his reputation followed him
and sense of his downfall soon stung him
to madness. For two years past the wreck
Of one Of the ablest Van Buren, editors and
most aspiring politicians IN the State, Id
has been confined to the Lunatic Asylum
at Worcester.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

A CALHOUN TRIUMPH.-The Mobile Adj
veriiser states that a, a recen, meeting Of the
Loco Focos Of that city, the friends Of Mr.
CALHOUN were entirely successful over shoss
of Mr.. VAN buren,. The Mobile Register,
however, gives dif1ere"t version Of The sf.
fair. Ii saws the Van Buren, men were IN
maiorny, bu, for want of organization they
were oyerwached and divided by a secret
com binaton Of the friends of CALHOUN, who
wcro thoroughly organized and disciplined
ia caucus, and came TO the meeting prepared
with written ballots. The Register saws
that the signs Of bad faith and combipa,;oo
~e'e so apparent that many Democrats
would not vote at all and il adds:
we know that there are hundreds who will ,os
recognize the result as binding upon them in nv
manner or form ss democrats bui on the conrrsYy
as maIklns disposition TO gain the control Of the OF
eanzaon Of ,he whole party, By the SEPARATE ssetss
oIganzaon Of an exclusive and over eVcu.
Wha! will be done, 10 mark the deep disss,;sse n.
which prevails we are no, prepared 10 ssy-but ia,
VIII lake some eficeu form is as certain a. ina
men are jealous o. their rights, and look with resent.
ment upon oil efforts that are meant 10 frusi,ss. .
management s"e
The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,, who hsv. ,..,..
inactive trusting to the JUSTICE and love of PRINCIPLE
be necessary, of democrat. against democT.,s iii
now see, that il they would be heard thew mus, .,s.n
10, themselves and demand these rights which will
active and disciplined minority" " -
The harmony of the great DemoSi
party is truly wonderful
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

GLORIOUS VINO VIcronY AT SYRACUSE,
New York The Wings of Syracuse have
nobly triumphed over the combined forces
Of the barn-burncrs and Regency men.
The Wing majority. says the State Journ.
al, over the regular Loco ticket averages
over ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY!
and over the Barn Burners" upwards Of
TWO HUNDRED and clear majority
over both tickets combined!
The vote was very large,-lO79.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

Reported Rattle between the intended Rob-
bers Of the Santa Fc Expedition aud the
Government Troops.
The Platte (Nlo.) Eagle, states tina, let.
ter has been received by a citizen of that
county, from his brother, now prisoner at
Fort Gibson, which says that he was one Of
the company recently captured by body Of
United States dragons, after hgh. IN
which several were killed on both sides. Il
issupposed that this is the band who intended
to rob the Santa Fe traders. The ST.. Lou.
is New Era credits the report.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
TIE LAST MESSAGE OF Broken Fra

THE LAST MESSAGE OF BROKEN FRAG.
MENrs IN RELATION To THE CLOSE OF TIME.
Bv j. Dou. This is a little pamphlet on
H. uE,d NJ Tim World " Inn, whether i, he
written in ;oLe mr. in cood earnest. we should
hat. 10 say. The author candidIy avows
Ina, "ir the reader search for errors, l will
'''' !" ~ h., ,,;s..,,.;.,,J - .,d az
warrant MN ho' W oc o'S"IPo"'e"' anu ~
ter ALL in this age of mOnstrOsities, we do
M, know tina, il is worse of its kind than the
rawlings of some of those il,era,e boobies
yclcpt itinerant preachers, whose words are
as much an outrage on Murray as on rrli.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
<EGl>
VSMrl1uotou.O
N@
District Convention.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAYl2,i s43

District Convention.
The Wings Of congressional District No
3 are requested to meet in convention a
Burlington, on Thursday the 9Th day of June
A. D. l843, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO select q
suitable candidate to represent said district
in the congress Of the United States.
Each town in said district, is requested tc
appoint three or more Delegates 10 said con.
venton.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
HAnvEY BELL, District
ORLANDO STEVENS, CONT
CAssIUs p. PECK,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

c. The County Court for Chittendsh
County commenced its session at this place
on Tuesday last, Judge BENNETT presiding.
and Me,srs. SAMUEL y. PARMALEE, JosErn
W. ALLEN. and IIENRY HALE were admit.
ted on Wednesday as Auornies and Coun.
elors at Law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

We have mislaid the communicate
relating to the late change of collector Ia
this place, Which we promised to give this
week. The Sentinel is the place for il, a.
it was intended for the Loco Focos, bu, new.
,heless # our correspondent will send Us an.
other We will publish it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

CONNECTICUT. Chauncey F. Cleveland
(Loco) was elected by tho Legislature, GA
Thursday last, Governor Of Connecticut for
the ensuing year. The following State Off.
GERS were also elected :-Wm. S. Holabire,
1t. Governor; Jabez L. White, Jr., Treas.
urcr; Noah A Phelps. Secretary Gideon
Wells, Comptroller. All Locos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

The Wings Of Newburg, New York, have
carried their entire ticket at the late town
election, by an average majority ofover six.
,y. Last year the town was decidedly LIE.
CO Eoco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
PACIFICJIS:

THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF THE
SEVERAL STATES IN REGARD TO SLAVERY
Tsing ser:e: Of Essays, published in the Western
serre Chronicle, Ohio,) aferthe election 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
yHyElB PRESS
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE FREE STATES
OF THE UNION.

Congress feel hound 90 "a il yonr n,ion,nn vorv briei
jv re ,hs proec, law entertained Inv nor,on of The
ra,ne nf thsso JIra3 Sta,ea s,ll nsr,n,comslv nd
6arsJ ia ma inierJnd SON ,c 10
.xyrx ,rIov or Tr~,s Tn -uts Ux,ny In The pr,ss
al business nc;ient io The las, dava Of sessi,n Of
Congress we h,ya no, ,imc d;d wa Jrr, II nccn,s,
rv ~ nner rr,, n d,n;lcd si,,cnent of The rn,sons
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

wide the late numbers Of the Soho State,ma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
PETERS PILLS.

M f have tried DR. Jos Prisstly Poterih yss.
w getabls Pills, and have no hesitauob "a
Pronouncing thsm the best Ambitious Medicine
mat we nave ever used IN our families. We AIS
acquainted with several families ia this sitV who
give them lhc preference al oil other kinds ,,,
accOu II OF their nIldness aud at the same t,nte
cer!ainty Of cction.-N y Eroninsr
More than ten millions of boxes of tbese tr,,Iy
valuable Ambitious Pills have been sold in me
United States Canadas, " est Indies NsTioo and
Texas, since the first ofJaRuary eighteen hun.
dred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands Bless tho 5sy thsv
were y duced, by the persuasions of friend n,
try box Of Or Peters Pills,
DR. JOsfph Priestley Peters
Dear SHi-t have used your valuable pills Thea.
last four years; IA cases ofDyspepsia Liver com.
plant and Sick HeadaL he, a al have found t,,efr
have ever used. JOHN CASE NJ N
For Sick or Nervous Headaches or RSion, r..
yer, would recommend Peters' Pill. m eysfas-
ence 10 all other kinds. " p'
II II ARMSTRONG MD
The following from tn eminent Or EFaeTson !.
considered sufficient.
have usedln my practice these lat Ave venr.
DIR Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills 400 oors
sdefed them the best Family Hsdieine / have
ever used. '
A supply Of these truly valuable Puls lus, %.
ceiyed and Tor sale Wholesale and Real by
OLIVER PRYOR
Sole agent for Wheshsr
Large size boxes, containing as pills Eo go,
small SIZE boxes containing 20 Pills 2B cent, beS
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pills san
be Obtained in most every country store in Wss
teIh va nov la-Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
SIIERMANsS
COUG II LOZENGE9.

n IKE the safest, most sure and sTsctua rem
"A edy tor coughs, colds, co Sumption wkoo-
ping cough. asthma, tightness OF the Lun11 OF
chest, &c. The proprietor hss never known an
lion.
Over 5000 persons have given their numo.
within the last year as a reference Of The won
derful virtues ei the cough lozsngCs. They cure
all recent cares IN a few hours seldom rCouirinz
distressing ones.
Mr G Il Matthews, Caroline 81. EugsysS .
year with harG. tight cough, pain in the slde,
spItlnR OF blood, and all the uEual syuutoma ~
consum ton. The LozenEes relIeyeI him in,n,s
diate!y aud IN few week estoFpd him 10 psrtect
health' He says they are the greatest m edicins
IN the world.
Dir Zabnskis, "a Duane 81, has used tben, IN
over 200 cases, some Of ham of the most aaI tpirg
character, ana always with the greateGt success
A young lady OF Is years old VAS supposed 10 be
IN declines several physicians h. d attended
her ara gwen her up a. IncuTabls. She had Z
distressing cough, was so weak she souh not Ht
up out lew minutes al tIms, and had every
appearance o. speedy dissolution. On the bun1
ot her grave as II were, she took a dozen OF
new lis-she perseveTet, and less IA n four boxes
restored her 10 perfect health. These Lo1enres
saved her from a ! untimelY death.
May persons have cOmplainc6 of beino
humbrgged gu! other dollars by cough syrups
VINO nave found cure in Shesman'E cough
candies they are not rcquE ed TO purchase two or
SIX dollars worth. Very often one 2s cent Dor
will cure them.
Price % cents per box. For sale By
OLIVER PRYOR, Union -.
""' ~ Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
100000
sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLAs7ru

SHERMAN'S POOR MANS pLAsTnR.
HEUMATISM VI. Lumbago, pale and weak
IL mel g IN the back, Oins, SIDE meek byas.,
or limbs, effect ioily cured byu. In sOughs snf
liver COMP ANTS they afford astonishing rost,lt.
W orr on the lower port Of the spine ibev -,
the piles, and on the back Of the neek. "a
children ieethiug will give hmm ediste Trl,cC
Several persons have called 40 the yvsteLo,,..
70 express their surprise and thanks. Al An, IL
NEST miraculous cures these plastsrs Lavs a.
fccted Ne'o e.
Jos W Hoxie, Es7 who hnd bsep 40 an,,..
WIN rneumaus Is, a. 20 be unable 10 dress b,y,
sell without ass,stanCe WAS enabled sfisy -.
lnE o. only aRht % gstup alone In he me-
Mug pul on his clothes and call ar our oifea.
WIN. eyes eoatnnR with JOY and bis tongCesN
pouring i0rth the gi1dnCss Of Sc hear 49,
this best q G TT remedies '''u HYHl
Mr Davi Williams Of EliEabstbtov, ~
an 90 Revolutionary soldier was 40 sfp;ss,Si
with r9eumatsm that he could sasroe bsin 49,
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