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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
IDR BARTHOLOME
EZEIS-cEkT-
will preCent or cure alIincpient consumption,
Coughs s. colds
TOOTH DROPS

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office of the Southern district of New York
ny applying TO our agc nts in each town and
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wholesale and retail on y Ofus
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mara
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on the prncip!s Of sub sttu,ng the tonic i'm place
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not color the SKIN.
SARSAPARILLA.- COM
OUND EXTRACT. There is no other prep-
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

Or CdlN "A POSITIVE cure for the piles, and
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are rapidly cured by il.
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NJ, oR'TSBY GREGG.
Pittsburgh, March 6, 1871.

The principal office for ne sale of these invalu-
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SELLERS, Proprietor
Also, for sal lie by JAS BAKEk
corner Of Main aud Monroe sts
nov ll-V Whpg1u,r VI.
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CORNS.-The French plaster is sure sure
East India Hair dive

Colors the hair any shade you wish, but will
not color the skin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

iPr ORLsos Cos,kETIos, which mot recently at
Cincinnati, put firth Address ar Declaration IL
which the immediate o'cupaI,on of the Oregon urged.
The convent,on,sa pledge themselves never CEASE
their exer,los I'LL the North American Republic shall
Aase established rs and free institutions from the
sh"es Of the Pacific 10 the Rocky Mountains hFnughuu,
The territory known as the Oregon The Declsraii~H
sntinues-"snd we do hereby protest. a. shall con
tnue 10 protest, against any act negotiation pss l.
ia process or hereafter 10 be perfected which shall give
Possession o any portion Of the any foreign pow
~. And abDve all du renosraie against tho posses
sim a" any par, Of the North Ea., coast ii the Pacific
Cream By the powcr Of Great Briain'
Col. r. NJ Johnson was President Of the Cony sn,,on
and his name Is signed to the Address. with those Of
timely SIX citizens vi SIX States in the Nleslssn al
XIV.
10 the immediate occupation Of the Oregon by
ret oil the government that rs n matter which is con
i-cted with certain treaty Guatuns in force hetw ecu
the United States and Great Brlain. No doubt settlers
ma, go and occupy II, or AZ much 81 II they NAV
have use tor; and the Government III be bound to pro.
secs them f'on aggression ia The tune it would
~ wise to take measures for speedy adjustment If our
claims on that teninry tlsi the right OF the nited
State. to tho whole region may be unospaed as it is
lust
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

lr1LiNe LIZ re osLiGn L,pY.-liueh Qun
was brought in custody 10 10 examined charge OF
having broken ihA seal of letter, Directed to Mr.
James murray. which had passed through the post OF
hes, The commtal OF such niIence being inprlsun
ment Tor one year and fine OF $500,
The letter carrier proved nr delivery Of II 10 Young
lady who was then III Corft, the vile oi he said Mr..
Murray. aud tho latter testified that he had been given
the Teller by the prisoner, with tho seal Of II broken, and
that on his hqnirn2 who opened The lesr. the prisoner
confessed To him thai he had dons IT, 81 Tar the case
wasqne clear against the prisoner. aud IN his defence,
Mrs Murray. the wife OF the complainant, MAS examln-
ed, snd from her evidence appeared that on Receiving
the letter her curiosity tempted her To open IT, and nd
ng contained nothing that interested her, she srcnnp
anxious 10 have II delivered To- hct husband Is rs
appeared that just at thai time there existed atwceu
hetseit and her husband ore al III lule intetudrs of
love, commonly called ,lness which now and then
tahes place I'm The best OF families the lady was I'm
willing Ia lei her husband know that aha opened the
letter and requested Mr.. q To say ,hs; he did it, and
Mr.. Qnn. linking hlmse bound IN common poiteness
to IT," lie or the lady, and hide canning o the ircu
hc WAS tocust hin, at complied With h. request
Nd shortly afterwards found himself prisoner IN the
United SITES Court. undergoing MI examination for
high crime ID .nisdoneannr As lhs lady : evidence
exunrratd Gum from any crime except that of telling
lie he was disrh,rgad eah when leaving the he court
fcveHy vowed that no would never again tell lie for
lady as long a. he lived
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24
Dnn,eAtte xntelltoeure.
MIR. ADAMS

The veNersble e. Prcsidenf. notwithstanding his ad-
va.ee9 sge, man II Emarkshie n,cn,al aud bodIly
pswes. On HE srrtvalty tho Tuesday evening cars.
pun, thai would have any other man OF
hs yeas. Re declined taking seat in the carriage for
Un,on Hail. bal after seeiag The ladies' ohis party pro-
sijed fas, walked oil with hrm and quick step his
ssssesa tie r.sss with the lark. The never
sa,nss while he ls in b~d If he ia able 10 leave it,
Dtesscd with naturally vigorous c,stu,inn. life OF
Emperaass aud fugany has -nsbrd lam Ia ressi the
ssetn II d,scase and the iare Incident ~ old aye
. wonderful Degree
Ills mental faculties are unimpaired,hsy are as Wig
he writes with the ease and facil
hy-in the ssue ood and scorching and eloquent style
that he did thirty years ago. As speaker.
Oh, III Cuagress posstsses greater sculy Of fIyeng
aentiun. commanding respect. than the .od FL
.laea,." We admirers 81 has poncal carer; bu,
csn refrain from dung homage tn ms inelrc
f,,a rswcrs-his fesr.ssness-his ndusiry-his read
DO what he to be his duty to od sud
mis- country. Long may the III. Of The patriarch b.
spared.
large number Of visi,ans and ctiz.ns called upon
Mr.. Adams this morning, who received them with true
New Englaad courtesy and cordAliiy. All were graft
fed a. ,le opportunity srard At taking hy the hand
sud hiding Intercourse with the veteran patriot and
statesman. In The sternon he visited the ba s ground
the town ef Saratoga. the theatre VI ore 81 the pr6ud
rs' and mist important sicerles that gnazed The Rev
ciation.
From The saraiosa s,aiinsi. Of July H.
Ma. AoAMs-ln pursuance If an in,ima,ion Of the
venerable tx President lhrt he would he happy to re-
ctivs the visits al his i-w ciz.ns large numher Of
vsitan,s and citizens ii all parties sexes and apfs
paired IN Union Hall yesterday morning ir he purpose
"frayng him cir respects lie received ihem with
IN easy unaffected grace. taking all The hand and
changing congratulations hnh lrryeut and hearty
This ceremony being concIud-d he addressed ,ho -.
semhlsd multitude IN brei hui eloquent Terms. He sllu-
d- 10 the kindness with which he had been received in
tim It's hrs ss 10 saratoga. and To the sncereand l'c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

.haJ .Nonh.-This gentleman. who maze The fnt
deinonsraiion in favor of Mr.. Tyler candidate Ea
the next Presidency, editing that time the only Ty,
paper IN the Union, we believe. rxcrp, the Madsenisa
has kicked out Of the party traces The Major 10 .
disappointed and very badly used man." having l.ng
aga entitled himself TO office and in fac, i, 10 ssiA
having been promised ono; In, her. deferred kss
a, length made his hrau sick, and ho Ia. started
another paper, called the Messenger in the frs, number
ofwhch, after proclaning his neutrality in politics he
advises Mr. Tyler 10 Withdraw az candidate for the
Presidency Mr.. Tyler will pay no Alteration to the
adv cc coming FRI m dissrp,in,'d flee st,k,r, Who
he will very naturally conclude gives il; more in anger
than in friendship.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

ct Mr. Blair, the editor Of the Gh,br frankly ADMITS
that in 1894 he preferred that Mr. Adams slould h. I,
lrc,rd Pr sden rather ,lsn Gen jackson and NJ ad,i
sed the then representative in Congress from his Dis
,ric But this advice did no, n Nv from his at qchu,n,
I" Adams but iroIn his preference fol Clay. whom h.
then regarded as 'ihe chief u the Drmo.a,c parv in
the naon,' and r"n his apprehension that Jackson wa.
too much Of Jeralsi and h~~dr~ that his rer,i..
would he rnjndiciai 10 Cls,'s pr@r, aftrwa,Ls
Bu' II Mr. Clay MAS regarded by Mr.. tait a, ''ehiefs
the Democratic party in the nation" in 1924 Why do.s
MIR, Is. call him f''dffa'isi now? VIZ should like 10
know-snce on the Bank and Tariff III. "nly qu,s,i...
common to both periods, Mr.. Clay is now precisely
where he he was them except tina. he is moro in f.,
Of the modification o(.he latter nnw than he was then,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

The Suppressed Speeehes--W. have not room ,hi.
morning, for another OF the suppressed .~echr. Of Mr.
Calhoun in favor Of tho mposition Of Direct Yr in
addition to- and not substitute for the Ieyenue from
customs, his opinion being That the latter would nut yield
sum sufficient for the consumma,io of the srlendid
projects tina, filled his mind in lsl6-sn immense navy
an extensive scheme Of fr,ifcaons and grand sy,-
tenn Of internal Improvements by the general government
We shall, however, publish it VERY soon.-We have
likewise on hand speech Of MI Calhoun, ia opposi
tlon TO John Rando ph's motion to strike from the tariff
NIL OF 1916 the minimum duty eotons, confpsscdy
The most ob'oxous and unfair principle embodied in the
tariff system--one on which, remember. Col Hub
ard, the representative in Congress from this District
exraa,ed last Spring, before The people, with gr-a, o.
uence and Junction. as the quntessence Of Injustice and
fraud.-ln the speech referred Mr.. Calhoun "pocs
The whole hog for the "Ailerican System," internal
Improvements by the general government, included
But We will not farther anticipate its contents
We beg leave TO add, that VIE do not publish these
speeches because fear Mr.. Calhuun's nomination bv
tho Locofoco Convention. n because We spprehend e.
ven If he should BE- nominated. that he conld be elected
Our purpose is 10 expose the deception attempted To be
Pamed upon the country by his friends in the rypre.
SION of these speoches--i,selfa confession of guilt and
to strip from that gentleman himself his lofty rreten
sons 10 consistent devotion State Rights and to
simple aud economical administration of the federal gov
eminent. These speeches show that. as his friends
were wont to say in 1924, when he and they sne-red At
VIM. II. Craw ford as "he Rndicm." no then believed
tina, etc assert that the States had any rights at ALL was
the very climax Of absurdy and that he wa, in IA
vo Of large expenditures, and grand consolidated con
trail government, And now, behold, Like another
Pope, he mathematics and excolnmunca,s old State
Rights men. who refuse to up 10 HE STANDARD Of
orthodoxy! Verify he is fit Judge Of hsresy who was
so long himselia hereto Of The deepest dye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

D'r's'on' !" The .7drt," Cany.--Wr have no id.,
even " 'ne ''oc"'"cs shall get through National Con,
'e"'" Unanimously and present a single candidate for
the PRESIDENCY that they can concentrate all who NV
act with them, The pills. The evidences /, ...,,;.
this npression hJw In upon constantly
we have nav before us 'hs call of meeting in Mad.
$50" e"h'y georgia, to consider the prope,y Of hol
ing another iocoioco Convention at .Mlsdg~vill. a,
the ground that MI shoun Who was Illuminated h, n.
late o"nveniion, Is moi the choice Of the "D.mo.,,,
Georgia. and that that Convention tran.c.,,., :.
powers IN acting upon the Presidential question 4, all
The halr. Register has recently published s.,,..
VI powerful numbers, addressed 'to the Dcmocrt;. p
~ proper pi Meth Carolina" the object If ul;h
show that Nh Calhoun, who's. public lite review, viii
calrg feet, and his friends have no ryb, IN anti.
into the Democratic temple a, all and far l.., o ..,;,
10 It's chic seats. These numbers ire said To b. 1.
a distinguished member Of the Locof,co p,,,y i, r..
reH county, Oh- residence Of the Ex Senator n.d,,
Brown, who, evory body knows. long AGO declared am
the floor "f the Senate. that hr held Mr. CaIbo,, i;
contempt; )-and in Of them we find th;s .m,h,,;.
sentence: If am driven the all maye Of emb,,co.
"Nhiggery or Modification, bitter as the pill NAV be.
''slall swallow the former"
An echo to this voice is ard from the H,r,f,,a
('"nnectcu') Times-a Van Buren, r,per-wh;cb Il.
cares that ' cannot forget Mr. Calhoun's Nulli6cx,n
uoc'Tlms; his vote nrcachng Gen Jackson his eating
vote as vice President when he forgot his duty a. .
s'a rs'han and patriot, and gratfcd his per.n, ,p
sentiment IN rejecting tho nonna ion Mr. Van Hurc. ~
MINISTER l" England; and that from 1891 1887 10 VA
e." an "he npHnlsfg warfare in c,rcs With Clay
ana ]" Webster, against the ID dtUrratc iary."
These tokens If what the E,lalrrd pleased to call
'harmo", - might br multiplied hu, i, is unnecessary.
II such things APPEAR in the gree" Tree. ~hs, may ~
no, expect in the dry2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

e,-We learn from he Enqsrer t, a, 'ilomss Gress..
ESP OF that city has been appointed by the Executive
OF Virginia, the Agent. under resolution Of the lsss
General Assembly. I" press upon the government, VI ,hA
L. States the reinburs,n +nt Of the mon.ys which .v
State treasury had paid on certain cl.in,s. .sns
ted a, abou, GO or 10000 doll.rs We woula ~. ~
know whether the Executive Of Virgin. couN ny, have
made this claim by written CORES pond.nce JUS, Q. IL
'ec'ually as by the appointment, Of special ..
"o'e'! 'A'eo INC expense OF that ae'n'" We ~. y.
's :" ''ua'y cases. ''' u" a;'pontmen, If sas,
r. ".a H." e.. = 10 Negotiate hr,we<p ,hs
t", ernmenis; And safvly thi4 i
not a Time to TOW away mon.y. w"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

gfncer writes
am told that Commodore Morgan j, called home
f'"ia the Mediterranean tn be tried 10y Court Marital
very able man. with whom wss converslnp las, O.
''v'ns, confirmed an impression Of my own tina, the frc
qncncy and rovns al these ruuris martial werr
beginning 10 throw diem rdionle which is kely
Is beile and lnJure the service Whether tins be a,
er not II seems 10 me that the morfratian and distress
suffered BY the friends and families Of the Ulcers whn
are thus sIigmaszed (and whose regulations are stained
b whether they ar~scqultrd elcd) are much
Ion nightly inflicted by the usage aud either proper -
p,1f d, corps wanting in the officers who prefer the
charges, or court martial s much easily obtained
vi all this, however, you are better Judge, living as
you do among navy men; but, coming from The mind i,
did, the snggs to the abuse worth sending Won
f,r TOPIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24
Correspondence Of the Dailu Chronicle

NV ORLGANs, DAD July nh, 1913
iihn Slidell. the successful candidate 10 Cono,e.x
foa he frs, district is strong Democrat, and broh
II q Akzander Sde Mackenzie Juhn /, the Oldest
Alssaner added "Mark.nze" to his name and .herebv
u,'a.ned fortune Alexander Slidell Mackenzie yoo
are aware was commander Of the Of. WAT brig som
yrs. whose conduct GRATED such stir las, fall John
'y'er snd his "Spenceran cabnsi" will have Strung
opISneni in jain Slidell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

FioHr BErwEEF PoLITfcfAKs-We learn from
The Lnusvis Journal. that 6ghi lo,k place in Shell
hyville n Tn~sday Of last week. etwesi the Hon. John
z Sprsg and the Hen. j's. Lecaapss opp~ng cand-
dai's ~ Congress Early lh~ pa4nng Of that day
stfsg srrrosriec Lfropts in The hsr Rum oi Parisls
iIoisl aid ssid: .sSr what ere yanr prospects r Con-
eHsss" 81 win sas~ yonr question by another. re.
flrd Ar. i~emre; 'sHhst are yo,r prospects %
"lhasis my basness." excai1ncd Mr. Sprieg. rather
Qesple. Ssae irrtls, ,epayss EIlew,d, anJ Mr. LIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

ecnp,e Suggested tina, the d. lad better he I'D
ioarned IN the slump Mr. sprigg at snsh remarked:
Sir. you sre uyiHs Ia defeat my elrciun. AID you
gh, get GU, u The way. and yoa must get Gu, Of it,
and YOU shall gel out VI IL Mr.. Lecompe made snne
reply, and Mr.. Sprlgg pulled his Mr. Lceump.,
as,onshcd at the proceeding, at first supposed thai II
must have brn doHe 10 jest but remarked Mr. Spugg
ifhe k oh aibrriy again. he would knoek him dun
Breakfast was then announced aud the parties for a
time were separated. Ahnt hall hour Afterwards
Mr. Sprgg renewed hu dispute with Mr.. Leo"mpe, IN
III. bar moan. and again pulled his MIST. whcteupon MI
Lecompie knocked him down. The interference 81 The
hystsnden prevented the further Prosecution OF the
fight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24
BOTS ferrous PREACHING

cfleDfated
vine, who WAS rcna tkabe In kc fret period Of his min
i''ry Tor loud and hoslcous mode Of preaching sud
denly changed his whole manner in the pulpit. and
d"p'rd mild and dl.spasslonate mode Of delivery
one OF his brethren observing it, inquired Of him la
had induced him TO make the change lie answered
when was young thought il thunder thai hi
led the people but when grew wise discovered that
II was the lIghningso determined To use thunder less
and The lightning more III future" it lisa pity all preach
ere had not made th. same discovery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

ANicIous BOY NOW , MuRpurru,-We hava.
(Ssys thr y SUM- short history Of Abner Rogers
about Ia be tined IN Boston for numbering the keep
81 the prison. from witch we learn that while boy
his pa:rns neglected his education aud perm tied him 10
roam ahnnt WIZ hd"bef Of lje bays " no infested tho
town Of Nrwhur,, Mas. IA commenced his career
with ldlrness neat he 'c tbs sct,I an'' desp'sed tho
instruction 1t alurdcd then he fled the mnn'iluns
~ those who Tried togulde HIM in the path 10 future
haPpn'~ and honor asa man anl citizen; he dcs
rSrd all ihtir conn.es spent his time with lazy hoys
like himself who swore. emoked chew.d drank rum
conQrcgard IN idle squads, and the wise boys
of the village a. they passed school or 10 industrious
ehppymenls. Al the aye of ulnrtcrn. ho was sent t,
PRISON tr passing bad money, and from one sep toa
nothe he assembled tho ladder of crime 10 here
he now stands on The tonmost round about step off On
the aows thcre 10 end his career at the early ace ot
thirty. This on, Among thousand instances Of
ihe danger OF commencing 10 do wrong When bow
once begins. no matter no" small the beginning NAV bs
he steps int" the rail car the top of steep h down
winch he will run with tcsrtu rapidy and 10 d,shsd
into destruction IN an asyss of crmc below
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

o. II is stated that the Diplomatic Coat Of Mr..
Gushing in which he is To be presented the Emperor
Of China, gli,,crs with gold. Gust. $500 Tie, If
Mr. Fletcher Webster his SECRETARY Of legation. eos,
between 90 and tl00 Old Benjamin Franklin went
to Paris, the sayest Court in Europe in his Quaker dab,
costing probably 90 or so doar-! Now -adays, drsss
makes the man; wan, of the feo~.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

arrived at shippiasPat. few miles telov Louisville.
ifom New Orleans. IN thirty tro days The steamboat
Los. Shelby arrived at Sh,ppIngport from New Orleans
teeniy doy' running tms Oar Is, Of May, 1878,
hernia phrdie fgged barge srved a, Shippinepor in
serenity days from New ORLEANS. A keel b.at ar
lived lac same day in hundred and one dau from
New Orcsas. The Time now occupied IN making mp
lfon New Orleans to Louisville IL between fire and air
days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

Indiana Canai.-The Toledo Blade says ,h.ths eel
ebraonpithe opening The Indiana Canal al Fur. Wayne
IN The 4tii Instant. drew together upwards Of ten thou
tand persons Gen. Cas- delivered the Grafton 1t is
fpoAen o. as happy efort-overy way worthy his rep
station As wriief We shall have further particulars
we presume. in few days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

o. The "PHc,im Fre,dent,' it is announced, 10 ..
gain about 10 leave Washington His poin, ofd.sns,.s
is said t" be the White Sulphur Springs, 10 Virgins.
where heprorsss to spend weeks and whore i. u
Supposed he will be joined by portion Vi the "rn,sl.
lin. Cabinet"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

There were cpined at the Branch int In the city of
New Orleans. daring the month Of june StS5, 900 in
gold and 81 80 900 in silver. king the total AMOUNT Ut
S5lS,JOO The amount coined at the New o leans
branch during the las, six months ending on the 3Oth at
June, wss s., $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24
Dreadful Effect, a Insanity The Bowling Cree

(ky) 6aa'lta nj 'ta 9Th instant says
Jacob L. Drake, III this ,onny. no for yers days
previously ".' seen 10 10 deeply desp,ndeni and dl,
,r-sscd a.. OF h family, his debts. aud his DIES
niullou. Sunday last IN fit oi arrangement Killed
his lile child. and. with piece Ut plank, bruised
manplcd. aud. Tor q time. killed his wife. Her skull
was broken ind many wounds inflicted u;on her
head ard Then he attempted 10 kill himself with an old
case ku,, cutting his throat FROM ear 10 ear lie ia
still living, and lis wife may perhaps recover"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

o. John Jones. Of the Madsonian. insists upon j,
that unless Editor Blair Of the Glube is = mnssm,s,,
''h' is engaged in deep schrrne To rrono,e Clsys =
lection! Is M, John Jones' himself a lit,. dah3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

Whig'a'a party would never recede from ,h. ,u,,..
Of Mr.. Clay. unless at his own request" In r,t,,,.
to Judge Mclean, Judge Burnett, .,y.. ..wh.a JUDI.
Mclean VAS men''oned as prob,bl. candidate. ,,s
that he was the friend and supporter If Mr.. Cl,v And
mai w Influence On Earth could prevail ON him Il, ,n,..
him. much less to become candidate ag.in,, him.;-
VIII no, thss do, gentlemen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

The u. 5. Steamer Missouri it is said will sail from
Washnpion for tina Mediterranean in shou, a, G,r,.
s,eht, carrying out Mr. CUSHING, AMBASSADOR 10
China -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

CO Dixon ii Lewis, the broodest insn in Alabama,
is opposed for Congress, by COL Henry e. L.a the ts
lest man in that State As there 10 be bu, me hea,
ne have grra, conGdenca in spf.d over bottom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

Il Coalition MIR. Van Buren,, We sr, informed ~
the k'nd'rhook Sentinel. husa severe a,,ark Of the ~
Ter grppe' Don, the Madisnian smell a pioil