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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

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Fet year 5 |i fsf s sSs :
lie we'll IA artisans,
| ine laoprefssgNde,
The dreadh1ld u pride.
A His eouWhigs ,SNlcsa to DO,
Chorus, Ise M oonPletsy wrought
aenser full aga tue,
The rs our fathers Aush''
DC.
Huesaf brow Of dust,
yesse honest soil, ,ra.,
Bu.tbrolherhood, we Aus''
And abe sons Of toll. :,
Alns III together pull
TA<n e'ection day, s. g
- 9 Is Of love and guy 49,
- i for HARRY CLAY .;.
NJ HI be w IlteotN".1.
The l lpdsP "as ,ss ssars. ,oilsud pain.
Rgrcur great WAssiisdsor -,
"a hureaf no longer no'f
W. foreign tribaie pays
~ III. i, mho wear d.ssF oFoWs
"a vote for HkRRy CiAn
--+---------s- gTs
roLITIcAr carc'il
vv1sy usLEE ctrR-'
s Assss~ "a. LIN. TaiIor Boy
Tbeye were three RtSs.s
Aud Of these. three We sra;lhis land, !
the one-wasltse Pole. Ca,---Keasisai s.
a be other was tie Beagle duff. tireenF;
The third, he was the Litlle Re1~Sox
Prom lhe Empire State, | ~sen.l a
The Skunk, he deGled his friend.
The Besgies be gave ileesieria, 50
The Lisile Red Fox stole The Pres iaep{ NJ "a
To keep these three isngnes wssia,&
We .nothereti tho PstEzCat z =
N The Beagle stole Of iof'
,rkile,he Liltle Reffdz
hinge b. 81, a1ss 81 q and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
Ilngo cilr. MaY l6. Isll

wsshingA CITY, May l6. 1874
Persons are ~ peeeulIy referred 10 The Hon.
n. L. Ellsworth ommiss,oper ofpatcss4 who
= usin1 one 81 theeondensing eafEee noilots ID
n: rsusiiy. and IS pr.ated 10 SATISFY rl-.5... ~
i,satIlitys economy, - ss>sl -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
Encourage Home lganafac-
lures.

charlestown, April 4, 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

IhafIest0Wn
"A. 6 G. w. HoIIaA
FINrpers- Ferry |
4. Lock 3 Co.,
S so6sld \
b. T. 70lDBer s Co.
shephsrdssowa
F. DnnningtoH,
~. Kerneyssills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
ILLEGAL VOTING.
%. ttanei, r,esion Blair. a

The Baltimore papers Of tins morning record further
arrests oi illegal Yncts IN that city. We know n how
many OF ihcee egalsofag locui~s the proper author
Iiiss have aready IN PRISM, but believe the numhfr L.
tie quite large. No DOUBT World swell To upwards 81
Thousand, nj the lowest caeuallon IA Bahimare alone
HJtSIi T. could he nStended ~ each and every lo-
coioco who cast an illegal rlle IA lhat city
II r,ihces Us to learn that an honest Indignation il,
manli'sioe iist Among al classes u upright men m
Banmore al this h3lj rockies, and onifascuus aiiepf
TO defeat the Viii Of he people, honestly entitled Ia
vote by such system ol h9h handed corruption
We also learl that the god people Ut Montgomery,
and other counties near ihs D,iflc IN Mar,lanI. are
highly incensed al the manner IN which leafc6s nol
belonging there snd having no right to cast lhcr sui,
irages there, still PERSISTED vatnei nusa tIz.,
we are informed. was gs-FRANCIs Z. BLAIR I'd
iior Of The Globe "a
MI Blau elaims 10 own hm in Montgomery cann
~. WHERE he Stops during oi thu Summer snnths
but What has this 10 d. "ih his voting in tho MARYLAND
election lie is citizen Of lhis CITY lives here. and !,
sometimes candidate TOT eli ,r here and ven srr,n,
Ing and having at the top ot his hnns thf4n,b IN.
tools ad inadies Ia the Globe against WHIT, n,pe Law
ing ~ Maryland he deiibenely rles u III nlI. N
thai State and casts his own spurious solel
u ashiRgfon Standard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
UNION.

l be lion. Nm [. Rivts has recently paid un poor
old NJ kchte petty roundly Tor some OF ms personal
malenuS. aud place that ,Itucnt partisan in u position
aNn as m'ttiltlnV 10 mnn of any proper feeling as II
Is leSNole 10 Imagine. SoHe stupid whi?si.r had un
d'taheh IN the Mube Register 20 convict Mir. Rycs OF
hls9aoilng Adam smith, IA speech recently made by
MI hlses oh Sulne public occasion, and the boekhead
proceeded o copy passages irm The speech IN which he
pretended that gentleman had gabl,d the writings OF
saith lhls arraGo lhe Enquirer copied into lis eel
u"ns accompanied b, most eN,ravagant endorsement
~ me character and ability at the wner aud dreadful
dtnuucallun oi Mr. RNes and his fraudulent miSuuota
n"hs W herenlon, Nr. X. calmly Turns upon the Ed
10 o the tdqufer aud hls much brprsScd cursespau
dent, and SeNs Ihtm up about The secually thar
ever similar brace 0l bluchhcads und such ub p,r,
l"rmfd MI ises takes tho several passages brought
lGt"ard by Rllclne and his eoaboraur as muiilaed
and compares them with tire, editions OF Adam Smith 5
work, m every one o winch the passages are found
"oid i word IN The language quoted by Mr. Rves, But
What iSsiil more beautiful Tor the Enquirer and his pr-
ifee. i't very words substituted by The Mobile man for
'hose witch he pretended M Rlves had interpreted.
IRE themselves forged for Adam Smith b, the ctltic--
lNere heing nehtng like them IN the oreina This is
certainly The musi stupid as well the mos, mpudent
specimen ct party classification that ever net with
50 grossly so, thai It Is rather difficult 10 he made be
leve 'al such foolish knayery has actually occurred
quite true, however, and the Enquirer has been o
hlged July 10 sehnow ledge He makes the amcn1e
nosi elnss and with Stacking bad grace but make il
ne must, and make The mas. Nav. II we were Mr.
hehiei "e would shut ourselves up in some ds nom
ana write ~ more lur The Richmond Enquirer far The
next Twelve calvadar months.
" !. Courier g. Enquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
From he RicLmcai u lir.
ORGANIZED ORGANIZED

No elase IS the contest irsiaia that tie belief &
Fsoefal that the best nrg,aztd party will carry til,
slair. TIT uuf runYie,lan.
We hafe alffajs called upon tie Wings ier more
aihue- and heal oIgauizstiua. and while there T. yet
time. We ftleai tire call Il Is ii vital Importance. -
fnfsae The Baibecues Conventions and Public Discus
Sims suit huI 10 net he deceived ntn tie upluiun HAT
ihis Is all hsl Is necessary They will mol avail Win
out heal efgshzaun Let there be spontaneous organ
zson. Let every neighboroed oganze fur itself. and
upon iis owH hook, independent 81 the action 81 clubs
and county meetings. Let voters be listed. and let
ohvetanees be provide for the old aud n6rm carry
ih.m 10 The iulis. De active every geigbbnr
iiaod can accomplish ihnrugh local organization III a
wfek; aud an organization ui the most effective kind
j. FOL the crisis By win the FAN Of this Unian .
And vii anY Wing nov daily VIII he ride a hun
died u ieusind mlts 10 lpk afer a Few hundred
dollars, and VIII he Ggi ride DAY two days, aid
tie country al such time 7 Deep shame were IT
nui sol We APPEAL Mt Ia politicians only We ap
peal The Planter tie Farmer. the Mechanic. the
Doeor, The lawyer We appeal 10 ALL, and Of eve
~ age pui tpftb lteir whole enefgies Let every
W hg take three days and say H. himself, these three
"a Is ssll h. saefrd Ia ny cau1iry and her cause
" III 70 urh, mud and ialk with my neighbors ard
'Xen myself wherever ean.rf however hpnrary can
Ia sustain ofdfr law and lbcfly." Were this result
lion but universal. the ith November would be an Aus
erlilz 10 The victorious Wigs, ard Naieroo to OPP
ponents, Who. II yauquishcd then, fally no more.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
MORE ILLEGAL VOTING

In addition 10 the perrlns whom We have bef,r.
mensioned as having been charged with illegal Va.
ting IN the city OF tanore IN Medne>da, last. ~,
have TO rerurd the following names:
john y Han, charged viii voting Illegally in the
IN ward lie says he was bfaaght irun phiadalnhis
in cnmrany with several others. some DAYS nfrytas IL
the election, Tree 81 charge
man named Charles McDsnad was arrested This
rcfaing, chafged with von. in this city asi " ednes
day. Illegally. lie was faed $50 aud costs. and re.
leased IN security.
Twu other pcs MS mined J4senh peya, Tho o,lo.
Ceorge Brown, alsl arrested on The sane eha,gc
and committed IL iual bciore the CITY Cautt.
They were all.f Locofco school, Nm, 4. sbaef.
hf, Lsq Is the magistrate before whom the inse<pa
lion took rlsce. fRon pa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Ia The spring iSl2 lhc dm II James Road & =,
81 e"s'9h' hiied owing atuut SS5uU0O ~, sum .pb
eeqaeniiy fralztd hy the ssslgnce Ia bsnkrpp,,, If h
estate oi the hfn amounted To very nearly sSOn nm
~h'es enabled him TO pay the debts prved asaips, al,
n'm N''n,n a" amount somewhat over $500 .,n5
discharge and now Mr.. READ. the ~ 'o"e'aG'e
tate hn, has holnraDy added 10 a,,, tS',' ~ u'
from 'he asSels 1" he ooarffH an, "i's '''i']
rorn,,,ss, - ,a.' 'e' 80 earnings Of a prDspenu,,
es'"m,ss.n eoslu,ss 'atc lie pasl two anj yr,rs
bnnd,ad ce,fs cry creditor Of said firm vii receive
S &. 1'"F on dpiar II The amount al IN, db, ~
court ~ anu "lis"td ny the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
10 The Editor, Of The Richmond uhig s.:

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n -, 10, J., Lea, ~ &, lo .l,,o5 ,ha hl,.l. a,l
,,taf,,ns d,fy al ea,llpg oil IN tho vork Of pIuber
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IA 10, ,,7 go, ,l, ,o,,r nf n yoleano Ebey,s
i,. Il III, - lie =, al -, ,,,ent ,f I nlhs,n
ma, L.. h. Sn ,,,,i am If h. ,,,,,a l,f, Ia afranpe
The rfea,amu,e lar mis- scheme of tffnssn. Iluoer
Nfbr afed 10 give way, If necessary now Tor Cheyes
~ lhe United States Senls TINS siine Cheves.
Walr rit zen # Penusy Ivanla some ra,n saw was
,lny TAFT nan aud regarded tho sy stem o slavery as
cinse Ihe oheci nj his wiring that hong letter was
MOI ~uh a view toqaiel the excitement the subject
ut Ab,iiou but In Increase it the North. lis de-
stgn Vas 10 insult them and wound them thai they
might bring about collision al feeling between the
North aud the Saith On that subject tEat STRANGER
pte,Nt might he given or his mlr mons srbeme II dis
solving this Union. The ,arl her,,olnre ha. been
made the lssue b. II has since bern l,ond In no ,nsuf
cient. Now the Dlsnnltnlsls a,k In n nv arneal,no
In i,io interests and ttas of The peope question sensi
tive with the miIli,l Proeclinn ,nd th,lto, Tho,
now unto together 10 alhrm HE people of the Soutb
aud star rebellion and reyuulo,j II was Yr,tten IN
rfeair Northumberland The abnulonble schema IL ,e
understood here moro baredased piece ol ,re,ch.ry
never WIS perpclmrdl
This same tl,ycs# with IInnilton ,,o nov, no,l,
G Texas and threaten to dissolve The Union If, is moi
4, -.
The nnbe xal,n of .lrxae n,d ,f,nnnvt' =, IN II On
dollars i,r every line IN h,s letter NM cooH No, ho
pstrin,ic win mblic plunlrt onde, sn,b s,in,,,,s}
Hamilton has millions al stake lie wishes n w.,
Texas ANNEXED. thai the oaecrnmen of The fn,o IN
pas lin " hni q sonnlslc1rd au~. - nc ,,lhGc,,an
ri 'on l. an, ,hov,. WIN 1L,', n1l,,aacs y,ll
~, ono di,a, no exn,a.J ~ hahn tho Ss'rs ,a,
T "A ...F#, - 80, ~ =. a -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
Hon. u Ills Gr.en orkeuiuei.u

ms gentleman. from his position is probably the
hesi qualified n any Other 10 Judge CORRECTLY of coming
events 70 FRIDAY evening. IN n brief address In the
higs oi W ashugtun city. he thus expressed himself
Zion. Mills Gnen OF Kentucky G,ho was ais,
heglng al Mis- P"tiesr being loudly called for appear
eu al me window, aud IN lew Appropriate remarks,
returned his warm acanoNel gnen IS to the Whlos al
ashhgon 'e Their uniform Kindness aud stated that
a. ne proposed 10 remain IN the city days longer
he should avail himself Of another oecasi,n =; al.
'hen at length Mr.. Green then alluded to the cl,r
Gus triumph ., the Maryland line nowilhsaudng ,he
outrageous irampus BY fraud, Of clearly es,ab,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

os mass meeting Of Wings held on the y III and
..Tha ',' w he oo""dafy ne Of oho aud lediua, -
ne numbers present" saws the Cnrip,an ,l..
,oo no eafe,sy 'sma'dby good judges at SO GOO ia
AVouou lie iehis eAtfadfd hr disisnea ,f ,,,tl =
niue 10 ieng'h by halls mile in breadl one Of which uas
'op fe' io"s ard smother lao feet; ,he Bans Of Nn
100 u "1' esl"e,ay devoted To their USE. which was
loO feet ~ length" Addresses wefe dl,vstrJ :, 49,,
I'VE different stands hi the same time 50 pr,at wa. me
m.une' ny ''as Mecat. Gov poindex,er. Gen. Btl.
william Cn',enden and .. II. Smith. E4ars.. and
others. - - """
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
EZf.kliLi. POLK

II VIII be reelected that Senator Haywood of North
carolina came forward TO sustain the patriotism of E2e
hiel poik, grandfather of James X. Polk, when the
W hl9s made charge III at TIE SAID T.. Polk was a
"1eTy.' lie obtained great many certificates signed
by aged men and ladies' TO prove e. Folks love aad'de
vo'Ion to his country. II turns now, at several Of
those whose names affixed Ties, cc6cases never
dd sign Their nautsor consent tn their being sipfcd -
They deny thai iheyever gave such certificates What
shall We think of a Senator of the L. $ and parry.
which will resort to such measures TO accomplish lis
ends' As we have said before, we Go not hold JAS K
Polk responsible for his grandaher's 1oryism. Bu,
when we see him voting in Congress against allow
ing pensions To those who fought and bed for their
country during the revolution. we begin 10 think thai
some OF the same blood YET courses through his veins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
NEW FALL GOODS.
orr. DIsH gkK1

iENlE subscriber takes pleasure in warming his Gus.
tuners aud the public generally that he has reoeiv
ed his fda Stoch Of Dry Gsods in the eastern
markets WIN great Gaze. Aud he feels confident in say
lng mat hf Is LOW enabled to offer Of the most beau
u'"l aud desirable Stocks IN iown--embaong n very
ems zee, varied and general of LADIES' AND
n.'N LINENS WEAR; as we'll as a large stock Of
bnhkeis, fnlled Insey, Glasgow and olhcr leans
beached aud brown Dumeslus, Sc. To 81, of which h,
w"oId call the attention Of purchasers feeling confident
lhey VIII ind To their interest 10 piye his stock ar
examination before buying olso", here.
JAMES A. STIGLER
Oct 8 6,,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

q Messrs Blair Rlves. the editors Of the WASH
ing ton elobe have made be, with M,ssrs. Beiis and
Cochran OF Richmond To the following elfci. Fer
~ electoral vote which Clay shall beat Polk after syy
The latter viii win 500 from the lormer-and for eyery
vote alter sAty which Polk shall beat Clay on the NH
er hsnd the editors of the Globe will win like sun,
from NlessTs. Belts Cochran.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
hngliA Duties on .lo,eric,n ul.o,

~ AZ me last dates, by Ihe Csiedania (Says the New
."s Americana wheat was selling Tor about ahont "a,
sterling The quarter. In consequence of ,b,s l,, n,
10 eohotm''y with law. The rate Of duy IN the imn,r
., ne'gn wheat bad been raised 10 20. per quar-
bushel. |V'3 S% e"f1 per
ie' our agrcnlintal'ss sometimes ,ol1 tb, I'm,
,o' ef oppressive Tam they could send ,br,f lca,
10 Eng lahd, where as appears above The pfs,nt ,y
!" soou' equal 10 an ad rdiorem rate OF g. nrr cen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Delr,care Elect'on.-Boh PARTIES continue to claim
this Satfthe mser ty IN either being very small
The oi this difference is that the WINGS take The
election OF Inspector IN SUSSEX county as the Test viii lie
the l.ocos take that Of Assessor IL is matter of moi
much consequence; and are willing hat the Ioc,s
shall crow II until November next when a more
important election will draw cut the eutre " HE
strength.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Fatal Rioi.-Ne learn lfpm the Baltimore Patriot.
tha, desperate fut occurred Thursday night. On
Fell's Point, between sumo Germans. lfishmrn, aud
o,hers-ali Lacniorus agether-in Witch iwu Were ~
badly wounded that they uled afterwards. 1ncrs
was anuihef person very dangerously. aud II is SUP.
psed. iaialy wounded besides Two q three 9th
srs, who were slightly injured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
IMPORTANT ARREST, ma, ,

IMPORTANT ARREsr.--A man named Ceoroe
Warner HoiihnGse, tie keeper If a small tavern IN
Pntshnte, lPa) was arrested IN thai city IN Wednes
gay nigh. last and held 10 bail BY the Mayor, in the
sum $1,000 for aalnlenlly m, curing natnr'lg,f,
papers tor several Germans who are not euitled Il,
law 10 receive them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

The Washington Spectator. the calbor, ,,.,o,, h..
terminated Its existence. The las, number spp,at,d an
Friday. Early tins week, however.a new manor
styled HE Constitution. is 10 lie hut fnon is rms
uhder The management Of Jahn Heat. ESQ tie ed
NO, o. sn aflnne' J'urna and w A. Harms Esq for
merry representative IN Congress lron Niroinla :
Dallas. supp" o'A anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
Jtle zpMchuur1 Jir0imiaM.
.M0NDdr, OCTOBER II, 1914.
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky.
FOR VICE FRESHEST,
Theodore Frclin.huyscn, Of ". j.
WING ELECTORS.

WING ELECTORS
Dis. R'ben II. Whiifeld, of Isle If Wight,
John f.. Shell, of Brunswick,
Henry 7. irving, Of Cumb, Rand,
Joseph X Irving, Of Amherst,
George II. Gilmer, Of Piiisylyania,
Valentine w. S5ulhal, of Albemafle,
John Janney. vi I.oudoun,
Edward +. Iaylde, Of King George,
Raleigh 4. Daniel, oil r edmond,
10 MORGAN Bowers, Vi Williamsburg,
! Andrew Hunter. OF jefferson,
II A. ~. II. Stuart, Of Augusta,
l3 w Ballard Preston, Of Montgomery,
II Andrew ;. Fulton, ii Wylhe,
IS Allen T. Capcnan. Of Monroe,
Is Augustine J. Smth, OF Harrison,
II james NJ. Stephenson, of Tyler,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
MODEST YOUNG GENTLEMEN 4 oau,

man advertised. Ia New York paper, for hoard N
quiet, genierl family. where there are two ar ,b,er
beautiful add accomplished young ladies' aud where IN,
society "@ill he deened u suilfrlent compensation r
h'std, l@islna, washing, md other reeefas "-Ilefe n
''fe "nf' anu tempting as rare. Aonlhef gentleman,
iweniy five years of ge.wlsles 10 be sdnntel by A.,
lady or gentleman ~ b5th, 81 fortune lie sa,s 80,
he has The asp 'sinon and ability 10 make huns.
thing else" '""t Do any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
Dome0ttr kmtrlltneMrc.

sxrsS-tsr sasgs' fo,ing leara from The Bslii.
~sFe fsf'a "a ass An that five fprs1ns whose
"an'ss are Christopher Armstrong. William " oife
you" I'd wants. u alter Hasnes aul Ius,ps se,sn have
een already srfesl,d and c,nl,tsi 10 ts in thar on,
charged ""a having illegally voted The cleo iiun On
"Wednesday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

II Sign from ftnnessee.--At an election recently
held IN the town III Columbia On which Mr.. Polk re
sides iur magistrate. the stood as follows. James
NJ. White CNhig) IS, jeremiah Cherry U.oco) 81
INST t'co 70 "ne against the Polk candidate by Mr.
Polk 5 neinhbors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

CO. Philip H. llclzel. of Rockingham. ole of tn
counties Of the Tenth Legion rcnonnccs Iocotocoisn
and avows his intention TO vote Tor Clay and ffellns
huysen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Singular Phenomenoa,-On "Wednesday Sent lth
~ ABDUL nine ue7ck, was observed irum the deck Of he
s,oon MOUNT vernon, by Capt }. Z. Smith. and also b,
all his crew, what all appearance was s,a, In, -,
snch SIZE aud bf!Iaucy, considering the sky was nm
cioaded, and The sun pouring dawn lis ays with unns
81 lustre, as 10 almost lead The belief lhat II was %
supernatural vision. This singular phenonenon Is ren
aeo as oe'' "a appearancc, nearly equal In The ze
OF Inc moon. IL visible nearly the whl. 9,v
ana disappeared only the sha4ss Of night were FAST
approaching when all eApectd ~ have better and
more distinct view Of Tins brilliant and ana rent. erra-
chesreply body. Captain Smith states II /, ba,e pre
se"'ed an appearance, IN cdr. similar 10 thai Of The
planets al nighis ouly shade whittier.
hey Heal LigLi Of The Ref
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
TRUSTEES SALE OClAND.


In PlRSIANCE of Il deed of Trust cxccned to
L Foriunatus Sydnor and myself by Richard : Ellis
earring date On the 9h day Of August 1898. and of ~,
cord IN he county court Of Amherst shall on the 26h
day of October 1871. sell by way of public auction
tracts of land situated in the county Of Amherst
the one containing 200 Acres less. yinr between
Pedar River aud llorsIeys Creek, and inherited
by the said Richard $ Ellis from his iaher josiah Ell
lls-and the other adjoining the lands of Samuel burks,
and Others and also containing
200 ACRES.
more less, ard the farm which was purchased hy
The SAID Rlehard ). Ellis from certain John Burks
The sale Of both Tracts will be made On the one FIRST
described, 10 VII: that lying between Pedar River and
llorsley ; Greek.
TERMS OF SALE-Alho' by the terms of the
deed sale Is authorized 10 be made tor cash. reaspna
BILE credit Viii be glseu-he extent and conditions o
which viii be made known at the time and Mace of
sale-Actrg rs trustee viii only convey such title as
IS vested Ia me by said deed although II is believed To
be goud. EDMUND WINSTON
Surviving Trustee.
N'I' ~ 700
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Folc Breahing.-Ihe Republican refers, with some-
thing ike at the breaking OF The Nhg Pole after
the reception OF the election from Baltimarc few
days since We learn, from the same paper thai lie
LocQfoc0 Pole recently erected Tobacco Row noun-
tain, IN Amherst has shaed similar fate Is the ga.
men, moe porenlous in than in The olhell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
hey Wesi Light Of The Reef.

CLOSE VoTisG. AT the Late electIuB in the State of
Missouri metler Of The Legislature u Lev tunpi,
was elected BY maj riy Of only one vote; one ota
C'ake ny I'VE y0ies from Shelby y five yoles; one
iom Lincoln by SIX VOTES; from Perry BY Eve votes;
"ne 'f' Cafi9 by two vuies, and one from Davies by
ave VOTES. SJme vi The me nbsrs from Howard c,nnty
were elected by ten T"ies, and lhose from Randolph.
Aodfsin, 6'ondy aud Caldwell by small mai rifles.
ins oenabT ifom Howard was elecicd by maj riy Of
ven so'es' ana me Senst. om Coopcr BY lnsjoriy Of
e'xs VOTES, aid The Seoaor fro Benton by nine vuIes
1fon These returns every citizen shonld learn the d
y - being al his psi, giving his own vote in every e.
iecion 300 making an active Of all the legitimate
noueLce he p$scsscs.- .viw Era.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

~ Among those who who voted in Maryland. was
i'"'es T. btop, editor OF The Washington Globe
The same MI. Blair advised tie people of Maryland To
beware OF Wing pipe layers, and 10 give Them coat Of
'ar and feathers should any come among them II
seems now THAI Blalr himself deserved the tar and
feathers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Inc baltimore .9rrcsis--Aress are still eonr in
namore OF those vito voted illegally during the recent
election. The Washington Standard says no doubr !,
would extend ioa thousand at the lowest clcul,,i, in
Baltimore alnne ii justice could be done to every oeo
foco WHO cast vote in thai city. Ii seems of those ar
rested, every che are Loco Fucos We hone The m.
ihofIlos viii punish them 10 the uim, st extent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
NOTICE.

Thomas ). Flonrnoy. Esq, will address tho VIII.
OF Halifax on the Sd Saturday in ocrnber A. pani
side t"''s y" "ne oiher