davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-09
Old Virginia
TqhE2 ACCQD.

Fl USr received and for sale at Spiehh
% Cheap Store, from Linchhurs virgin
ia, one Keg bcs, Su,er SUPER sun
cured, Honey Dew, Orunaco, James k've'
Tobacco, the real Peach Leaf, Neplus b.
ira. The best article ever otfcre'
market. SR SPIGHr.
III, .oli'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a + The February term 1914, of the
"a Probate Cour. of Tlppah Count,
Mississippi, letters of Administration
were granted to The undersigned. Oh The
Estate of Michael Box, Deceased. Notice l.
therefore, hereby given to all persons who
have claims against said estate, to presen'
the same properly authenticated, within The
time prescribed by law, or The same wall
be barred.
GRIEF J. BOX.
Administrator Of said Estate.
April ooh lSH-21-6t fee 81
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-09
Executors Notice,

Vrel.i undersigned having been app0." ~,
III ted by the last Will and les'a'urr e..
Of Seymour Spencer, deceased, o., ;oa
ccu.or ,f his Estate. All persons n' .re
cIains agsins. the estate Of said Deco GO, The 'he
therefore, hereby requested to exhibit !. :" or
same within the time limited by , L1s 10
the same will be barred. Those ,poev .su,e.
said Estate, are requested to make '''''
date payment. SPRINGER.
' Executor
Angus, 10Th lS4l-4l-6w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-09
Lie u or 5 +.

YRusr received fresh supply ofbrandy, wine,
~ gin and whiskey-Port and Madarie wines
nut up in bottles expressly for the sick, and OF
The best quality for sale at Kings corner BY
may, 1874. !. .. WALAtR'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-09
Two copie. I year

Dealers in periodicals throughout the .ni'eu
st ties and tie Canadas who wish 10 peeohie
agents for the Columbian Magazine, WI, P'e's1
apply 10 the publishes immediately Inc usual
discount will be made to them.
In addition TO the above, the publisher simply
dds for the benefit Of all, that the work VIII be
81 stain, id by sufficient capital. Editors wac
will insert this prospectus entire and send copy
marked and adore sed TO the Columbian Maya
zine, shall have Il copy oft sent TO them 'uf
one year. ,,,rp,h.
N''' ~ So Bowcry, New Cork.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-09
GREAT
NTTK A CTION
A II
Sim on Il, Spight's.
CHEAP sToET.

m UsT Received direct Gom Now York =,
~ Philadelphia, one the largest and mo.l
beautiful stock of Summer and Fall Goods eve,
offered in this Marktt-which was selected b,
himself, with great care, and bought oal
from Importers and Manufacturers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
vol. LxxlI.-.l1. q.
From t,e Ns,o FORK Ols.rer.


II WA IN he Au,ump of 1884 thai the venerable Sy~
mud Of New dorsey held The ancient and
nn hanosred Buroo1h ofEl zselh. But lew larger OF
nure learned ecclesiastical hodls's tins cvunry
Embracing within N Us limits ,wo colleges, and The
principal Theological Seminary Of ihe Church. and COW
efhg large territory Where presByiefianis,n has heen
Lung eslallr ed. " numbrrs aiming lis members sofno
al he abest scholars prolss r., the llIan. aud civil
inns tt America. On The OCCASION IL mhel, We now al
lade II presented az imposing spectacle. There wero
venerable duciu, 10 theu ~ Whs, gray hairs NJ
In then crhwn Of eurv sh ornament Of tho
Assembly -,h,rc the Presidents aud Professors VI
Paaeeon aud ..atayeue Colleges, sn nal merely az
American but Eur. pran rppuiaiur--lhete the
seneraed pastors of h0fed rhurfhea and elders from
the eloquent Senator through the grades of civil
aud saeIal lie. down to the plain bu, rious farmer.
Dpfng monrrlaty raGae IN the business Of this
venerable and learned body ared aud highly respect
cd clergyman Rrse& stated thai he wished Il, present .
lev resolutions To the consideration Of the Synod. Hla
aud we'll earned chararrr ublaned Tor HIM kindly
heating lisrrsuntons were onlhe snhjsr, ol Ahoon.
lsn and It's aymr, aud opp,slilon u Col nzain.
few well directed remarks he'll tam their inuvcr ni.sf
which hn toik hts Rea,.
Tue Synod lnkrd "a It taken by surprise. and none
sesn,ed di.plsed Ia louch he .xciilbR subject. Ihc
Moderator was about rising 10 put the n,,,ipn. which
"onld haye Resulted IN It's feIeelon he M opfra helm
M Wiz wRhontR word bcing SAID. Wien he
tested by the words MI. Moderator" slwiy but
enphallcaIy ptiuo,,ncej. In masuent all WAS brcatl>
lss attention. For about h,f anu1ar the SynI hung
upon the bps Of The speaker Such aNpos ion Of alb lie
iianlsfn, ad al the blessings oi Eulunaainn, the aged
ones never eard before, nar the innre senlhtu ones
sinre II turrrut IT. eqaence irresistible IN ai2u-
meat and ms, atfc1unaic oui winun. IN spirit and
manner. VI hen he sat down enough WA said. The
iaNinI rur4 u many ui the gray l.aed unes, shaved
the emotions thar [usscSsrd their souls The Moderator
waited time give opportunity Others 10 speak
hnl nnl VOID was uttered. The nniion was pui %
the adoption of the rrsuulioua aud the only vot
I'd nr them. whilst the whole Synod healdes voted a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

MISSES GOIsDON'S
FE.ES.akE NE.NE.V.yRY..

'ENliE next session OF this institution will renpen on
4 Monday the 2ud September. in the basement stu
~ of the Baptist Church
Encouraged by the liberal patronage they have already
received they pledge themselves Ia use every exeron
10 render 1t worthy III public confidence.
Ttrns per session Of fire months. payable ia adran &C.
lsl class, for Beglnners-A phabeca Lessons. Srel.
ling and Multiplication Table, 5000
2nd cIass-SpeIllng, Reading. Writing, Eemeuls of
Arithmetic, of Geography and History, $1,000
3rd class Orthography, Reading. WrtnL Cram
mer Geography with tie use oi Maps and Globes HIS.
tory, Arithmetic and Gomposiimn. 5000
ith class--A the higher English branches usually
taught IN the best schools together with French, 90
Latin an extra charae.
Music ON The Piano. Three lessons per week, $500
l So OF the instrument Tor practising 500
DrdWing and Painting 1000
Oriental rntng, e.Uo
Wax Work. 1000
Embroidery and Norsed Work. 600
They are now prepared 10 accommodate a number Ut
young ladies' With boird atpnlun shall be pa,d as
we'll 10 the personal conpft and health To The mental
and moral Improvement ot thse eattIsted To their care
Terms tor board. ten dollars per month Laundress
one dollar per mOaih.
Patrons respectfully and earnestly solicited Ia see
that the pupils schuo and join their classes at the
commencement Of the term.
No deduction be made i1r absence from school ex
eept in eases of proracled liluess.
l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
ga ssa; WARD.

ANYWAY from the residence oi the subscriber
a near tic uIouth ol Angola IN Cumberland county,
about the 2d utmo, two negro men, - VII:
EDMliN Nd small fellow, about 80 years OF age,
dark brown skin. small mIe on his cheek, q do not
recocc whrh) his font teeth much decayed, and has
pleasing rounlrnance when spoken 10.
ELLiCK. a likely young fellow, % years Of age,
6ack skim thick head of hair about cornmon SIZE, has
dow look when spoken 10, though pleasing counien-
ance. -
Both are arifnI fellows and will make violent effort
10 accomplish! their escape 10 Free State. and learn
tina, il was their ayuwed aim 10 make their way IL Oio
have reason Ia believe that they have forged pass or
free PAYERS They ,mk with tliem all their clothing
aud cannot describe what they had on when th'y let
will give tie above reward Of $40 for their appre
bension and delivery to me- or for securing them N Jail
go tina, get them again-or $50 for ether and all ea
sonabe expenses paid =.
Address the subscriber at Stony Point post office,
Cumberland county. WIN. Is. Cho" DEh
ms. The Knnawha Republican will insert the above
Immediately three times, and forward account to this
Office. Z.
Aug II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
eaka>sSi's ~as.l ea'
~ Nh, y, IAN NED

~ virtue OF deed Of ttust. executed by JOSIAH II
a. Ellis. da'ed lie 22nd day at Argus. lsl3 and n,
corded IN The elals office al Amherst caunY shall
oter for sale Ia the highest bidder, at Amherst clut
house. io cash. on he 2bh day OF August Ghe mesenl
n"ulh) lract o ahd conveyed 10y sad erd. and ios
crlbod oy as containing 90 acres and lying upon Ped
lNr River IN The county 81 Amherst Alsu. tn, nndiv
dcd Interest ~ the personal estate Ut John fills deed
oAued 10y hr sud jsDh Il f.ils. This lraei II land ~
regarded as ERf VALUABLE, and Is deserving thu
attention oI any wishing 10 purchase hue landed ESTATE
believe the title 10 BE- good, hut shall only sell and
convey such Is vested IN ne by the deed under winch
act SAM l.. NJ GA EIAND. Iruslpr
Aug. t26 Aug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
EMs,s9bsc LANDS far .Aoye.

fNlit subscriber offers tor sale tie following valuable
d lands, In Wi; One tracl N the county oi Camp.
BELL lying IN tne ark ri Flat Creek and Otter klyer
containing ahonl thousand and seventy five aces;
OF ow grounds ol excellent quality, three tuflhs Of
which lies IN body without break in ii nearly
all ui the cleared high lands are productive, aud
were originally oI the hrat quality .lhre Is sui
portion OF fine tobacco land to clear aud the ont lands
afford an abundant supply o good pine tmbe well as
rall tmher and fire wood lue whole plantation Is al
mra5y adapted IL clover and 1ass Of every description;
and The subscriber with confidence say he has never
witnessed nore beneficial or duraue effects r1n The ap
pcaon oi plaster or farm pen any land lhnn
he has th1fe; there is aso On the hod a limestone
quarry which might be worked t. any desired exlent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
1slnLAMiSo
~ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.

v,,hed ssni-toeeky, (ere'y Monday and Ttu sdug,
, Fsur Dollars per an, payable "a Advance No snL-
,p be recetredfo for shorter time than SIR months
d M paper cH be discontinued, (ercpt at the discretion
r,h, Editors,) until all a,,earages paid.
~ ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at so cents per
u.re for iess) for epcry inner form iscrtoa s7a
mi, uer square Tor !ess) for ecery outer form
EVERY ADVERTISER as required TO note, has
use,pt hotr long he eiSieS his advertisement inserted
49, advertisement, not noted, sN be inserted TIL its dis
continuance be ordered.
~OR YEARLY .7DYERTISLNri the :er1ns are TO,
. privilege Of t.ro squares $50 for square, s25 for
,ne square, inner form, $50. Erery yearly Advertiser
will Se required TO cofae his advertising to his pareu-
Isr Itr,e of business
a. JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpedaous-
4, and on reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
COW WgSsnONEsg's aNs.s,.

conformity IN decree o the cir uit SUPERIOR court
OF Ia" and chancely Tor the town OF l,uchburo, ut
It's My term, 1874, ~ the case Of Allen T. Gaprrtnn
aud Harriet his wife, and other plaintiffs, against Eliza
+ Echols, widow aud rcllct oi Joseph Echas dec a.
and turner extcuulX of SAID joseph Echas deed aud
other defendants; the undersigned sergeant at the corpo
ration a LynchbuEg. and commissioner appointed Tor
The purpose will proceed 10 sell public auction,
On the premises, ON Friday the 9th day ri Sep
TENDER, the valuable buck IaaeIneni in the
town OF Iynchbure thtrd street, adinlnne the res
ldense o Capt. Amnon liancoek. ard nearly oppus,
that OF Mr.. John Cary THIS Is camnollous aud con-
,ehlent dwelling house, and is well worthy the attention
OF purchasers. And on Saturday. the 18Th OF Septcm.
hi, he Will proceed tn sell also ou the premises
Tract OF Land, situated Atchefs creek IN the conny
al Campheil, immediately the iufnlnle rad trom
l.yhchburs Ia thlt"n's shout ten mes from the lrurr
place, and a short distance from the airr This tract
oil Land contains about 10 acres and very valuable
There Is dwelling house, and the necessary uu,-
the"s, whose land II adninS. fhase want nl a poud
tract ol Land IN healthy and pleasant Of toup>
Try, will do well Ia attend the sale.
Ierms-One. Two and three years credit the purcla-
sers giving bunds with approved security and the ,te
10 the property retained ultimate security iur the paw
ment OF the purchase money.
ii. DUNNiNGfON. s. G. l..
AID Commissioner.
Et The Richmond Wing viii publish, IN country
paper TIL day Of sale aud send account Ia tins oice
july 10 t&.atp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

Convention o W hgs which met al Lexington Missuu-
II, short tune sure. lis letter OF re-, The invita-
tun was follows:
ASHLAND. 2lst Juuo, 1874
Gentlemen; received youf iendIy letter, Inviting me
10 attend mass meeting ii the Wings ut Missouri and
the Far West, nj Lexington, IN the ic,h u July ueNt
Nothing would ailud me pleasure than IN the
nldsl o them thai ,netes ny oeeasion could with
prUpucty. Bn alter tell consideration. resolved nat
10 attend any p1illeal neetlae dnlng ihp Pusdenlal
canvass. aud many ai INV nast Discreet friends approve
that resnlutnn. YIN hid vrrp strong Inducements
10 To VISIT LeNingnnnd friends and uei2 hhurs the
largest body ut good lana n ell the MIs,i~spp Valley
rrodncdg 900 pounds OF hemp II the acre. rapid
growth IN population. wealth. and improvements and
although last moi least, fadea and extensive reyul.
tUn gone Ia polnles. | would know that yun were
kentackians, from the cnmplaconrv with which rnn
speak al all these fine things should lac ,ellshed 10
see them aud. II | could makr "xcvpuun from the
rule whoa have adopted, II woal br vslt to Lexln4-
tom N fayeuc county M,ssont hu, do not thuk thal
eau iud sutli lent teasaa iIf such exception. Aud
you know 'A' have always oadeasored lu abide by my
word.
rejoice in the prospects Of The dcliveranre Of the
Stale al Missouri from the yoe al lprotcosn OF whlc
receive differing account iton all quarters. Next
NrgnN, which navr hltth; and 10 Kentucky, which
AL ned aud CHERISHED aud honoured me- then, Is ~ Sfae
IN the Ioon which Would eel more prauhrd with tp
support OF than Missouri, haye ever entertained KIND
If parental r,lms taaads hai STATE. Among the ar
duous STRUGGLES whch have had Ia public htp that wns
led, Gt the admission II Missouri into the niun
ralH nothing. am entitled Ia npihing. th, ncenni,
mcrtly did NY duty. Missouri honurcd the with her
hrs, hNc. H. reviewing the pact, avn UNCONSCIOUS ri
ever having done any thing justly 10 ie her esteem
mud confidence, Beng no~ III the evening" a long lie,
II would he prcnl satisfaction 10 me, before terminate
my marital career. 10 meet Missouri terms
ul friendship and affection
Whatever may be The eunrse which she may think
proper to take lrneratnhe You The Arg ht and cheer
mg prospects ul The Nhig eanse throughout the whoi
luton, Never we're the prospects OF amy pol llcl taty
more satisfactory and encouraging Perfectly unlod
to all The great measures o national policy which ilty
support. every Wing, from the 81 Jehns to The Sabine,
Stands ready and Ia his duty and his whole duty.
Nor viii they be- hlrd ino security inactivity by the
div snS aud Distractions aud weakness at the adversary
The Wings know thai the maxim "npvtr dcsplse an
enemy" Is AS wise and saun1 IN politics war
and they mean ln cam1at ~ II Napleon WrlHnEiun
msirad ufto Polk wefr IN the field ia " pat urrb
their strength aud enrtgies aerlmgly they viii achieve
the most signal political victory IN this an,
oihcr country,
am your friend and ubrdienl servant
H. CLAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
.N'DYECE.

WISH to sell the Tract Of Land on which now re
Side silusted In the county Of Pit,syvana, imned-
aley OH the main road leading by Wares Bridge
Lyhchburg, conalnl. 1000 .ICgAEs: portion Of
which open and ne of poyelnenl, The bal
ance well limheredl and lies WELL wilh a splendid fAV
Elm HOUSE, large and roomy, well arranged, built
expressly Tor Tavern keeping. with good Stables. fire
ice muse, and all other necessary honses aachc
PERSONS wishing to purchase property VIII do well
70 come and see. EDWARD LIN rHlCUM
Aug. IL 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
July
'EEeJSTEE'S NOTICE.

fESllF. creditors OF \ H. Davis Esd. are hereby no
h ufed aud required. report Their claims upon the
Trust ind accompanied by the evidence Of debt, II Mr..
Oh. w. Christian. at my office in Lynchburg, or
before the first day at August nexi
The deed o Trust provides generally for all Mr. Da
vis'S debts and abrs-only exciuiinI su h may
fail 10 report 10 The Trustees, alter pGblic notice. A
dividend will be declared and paid on the 10Th day OF
August next. 5. GARLAND, Trustee.
July TIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
POSrpONENlENT.

Very many Of The creditors OF 5 II. Davis, have fall
ed tn report their claims u Nr Christian ABOVE
quested whereby accurate aud dividend can
be made They hereby nnilfiei, hat, all who fail
10 do 81, before the 18th day OF Sept. next. viii
for ever be excluded from any participation in The trust
subject the VIII then be closed and the proceeds
paid S. GARLAND.
Arg IS tl5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
AN uNswERvING REPUBLICAN.


I'll i"A AMI hS friends prove hts CONSISTENCY ny de-
elarng ina he has been WIN oeoeial Jackson all 'hs
me Tue lotee OF this feasonns Is well illustrated by
he blowing '"bT"r o'P,a rom Pahphiet published
II The hfpn'Iiran h1no"r ohiee'
OLD nicEoRY Ann YOUNG nieKoaf.
1880
Old dek2ry-N'lI "uoel, INV d'd yau IKE my
plan 81 'H''t.W'h hA"., 'he "al'ees a WHICH, iur-
nisltd my Mtssagr !" Congress srslrhlayf
leang HchoY The gtandest hnaneal conceptions
III all .'ihe tides OF lime
Ua bc@oY-N 'd my hpl,on III n ''ra' paprrcnr-
teno' Ia b, lh,"'''d ny me STATE oanhsf =.
toHag fitchmv -i.Ncellthl excellent u VIII
atrnsthcn the States. -
1872. y
on Hickory Good m"rnlna. C'l Polk. How does
ny Ne'oot te Bank take "lih the members Of Coa'
lees}
iodag Hfkay admirably. II viii be the SAWS
INN =. ., M IN. country = ..#=.... #.4.
Old Hfh"fy i "sinrt'eiv freftl' t'nt The chaficr
vas ut 81 modified as to eoa lie ne u apnnven.
ionng ihehe'y--i Is great "i'st Ilnhr 'ha u was
not. 10 entirely con ar ~ tta lhn VI ihe Message
which says, that - Natooo' Bank : IN "aay Respects
convenient Tor The Government AMI useful 10 The r"un-
ny, ana maj "nr "gnt "' ~ f'2naled as 10 ne com
raele win justice with sooea POLICY, and win 'ls
constitutions. ,aaa
1855.
Old Hickory Cat d"n'F nrar Nasifille0' =.
The True constitutional cnfttmy IS gold aud silver
roin l. ran ca''f and pro'cl tn lahor Of c,unry
without Tie AID "i National bsoh. m 'ns'i'unn
ties 81 iee people, rc1os" is feodearg = 70 assnca's
"alth "iihuqdnr p'",r over hr public inl'
loang iheh0Fy.- (hd'oma his hand on his paunch)
Or, ceHeml that MAKE, M II god here. aside.
That h@sI does Del' bu4e"ss f'h hin.
le51, zss :.
Old Hie"ory P"k, am glad 10 see you. l
have removed the deposits, yon pefe'ive.
lonag Hekory And a must plaiseworhy measure
II Ia. ,'.nffai.
oid ifie.ofy but the pnh' moneys VIII not TO
discount lbra'ly upon ihr"' particularly to the mer-
chants, and 10 "Ntd Their accommodations To inilyd~
hals. eehtEilly @ts#. :.
iopas HICKORY That Is TIE true doctrine. For az
ynh sahi oh iomer ocra> II Is contrary to the ge-
mus al nur institutions ihnt tho pr"p5 inoney should
he tucked pan i'e 'dullsol me lhasary
Zoo ,s.s
of@ iAeho'y'-D!d yone'tf Know my nnanclai sys.
Bank sysien1
| ntur Observation-Disclosures BeautifuIly II il
every way SUPERIOR To a United States Bank-chesner
aud sai.',
,,s,, naa,, ,' =, ~, Is nv.
, ,p m % IT, - 'a',o, " Wv P''
-, If.Lor, 1 - I,,I -, prr,;, -. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
July | |

A / the same time aud place mentioned III the abnve
"A advertisement The subscriber, ~ pursuance Il "A
deed Of itnsi eAeenfd 10 hn by Ftri,,c ilaner aud
Elizabeth his ~tie Ia certain debts therein mel
jmnei hearing date the ninth day at January eigh
teen hnndsd and thirty nne and vi rpcurd IN the eleh
"ii'e ii The county court Vi Campbell, Will proceed 10
sell the SAME
TRACT OF LAND.
Mcnloned IN the ahoye advertisement. IT public auction.
Ia the highest bidder, tr cash. order 10 satisfy the
provisions al SAID deed. The subscriber acting "a rs
tee, Will can1ey nnls such tale the purchaser as Is
vested IN hun by the decd under which he acs.
JOHN u. DABNEN. Trustee.
July II tl0A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
kigssf.sTsfs.9.

E|HS
NA RS NJ. G. RICE expect, 10 resume the dulles of
w her School IN The 2qd OF Srp.e nber next
She is grateful FIR the arrangement she has hereto
fore received, which She hupes she will still receive and
whlrh she w Pujeavor Ia nirr. hy using every exern
IN her ppwe, 10 give thai prrcept AID thai eNample,
Which she trusts will m conduce usefulness and
hrppihes' of her pupils. Terms SO ana - per srs.
Of ) monhs.
Aug. - w4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
From he bintasbog q ~ gazette
JOHN RANDOLPH AND HENRY CLAY-AN
INTERESTING INCIDENT


"'''N '''"'N d"'N"e'i ~ IN MS sl'ch NJ Ger
''"H"N""" we ga 'us'', "'''e commenting IN c'g1on
Az" 'nuHn'l' "i"H tplh ''' h"Hlhehls 81 the DMu.
h""f's az ''V '""'o' ,''''," III hc'' IN TIE lite 81
I'm h'u""'Ph' ~ 'itslihhf 10 IN misnanmtv ol lha
erh'''u opa'' anu NJ ln''ahu hlhoIah'r 10 the amt
III 'i"f} 'ay' 'na' We haYe drened II worthy Of be
ny preserved ana placed oel@ie HE pa NO. VI Is we'll
known llat 'hr l''sahal relations between those twa
em"fhaOle men were mol ol The kndrs character. hui
oni'r nnal'Iy The reverse Il Is equally wei known.
MA, Us p"'r'"s 'n'S "ffe 'n.ah,n'N afhled naolnsl
eeeh o'hrt Inc opplson III MI hIhI0lph At tmes
assuming "' noSi N'nlt' coafae'eI' rs IN lSl2-l3-
previous III ana out'he Tue wal ana whilst Mr.. Clay
WINS N'c'''''y u, S'a'e. ana YET IN me laN public
aoul''7 ever nNo' ny MI henolpn 70 we f'ppe-tn
Il s"'c" W VIC c"no,V III bnehlneham- during ihr
"n'enry o. mat haf'"' struggle br'""en the Slaieot
S"u'n raIHllna ana me rnefai Governments when onr
fash ana 'ndSrt'' ae' u VI rnee might have lavlged
'n'7 country Ia e iieihI7 "a esli var and 'ri h The
observation-disclosures "a ''e 'oaif'ffafy ANA when trefy
P""'"c 'N" "s'chen me ptoefnss 81 events with the
ofel"s' S'I'''u1' Opportunity occurred Witch that
s'"rhan aFa'd nlmsei ii h do Justice to the chamc
Hf CT E9 pua' an! dls'hehlshed opponent In The
r'"'sr " ''s NP',c"' " = ,sl",ted 10 nav" sad;
"'n'emt"' ai' i'llf1 WIN Inc most gloomy ap
r'hrnN"s l'f 'he ME ni lie lhInn cannot express
!" yo" no" u'fPY am penetrated win Me scusc of
wv .''@' "' ~ 'as leii threatens us existence
- .h'u'S'" "lI'o 'he r'AffaiiPe 'iar, he might be
nl''" mo some 'l'np''hsf II Monroe WAS IN power,
u" 'h'Gn W ''lNf' 'hln sum adjustment n this diff al
=
hght rear matters nnst come Ia open rupture. II
So 'hiN o"'g" Is gone Then panslhg TOR near minnie
i'''''9 ms h"a'I IN 'ha' ehpba'lc manner 50 peculiar
10 "1 dc''"n is = speaker anu seeming ~ 1t were Ia
prPa W. "''e "r,N, ne e"hnh"ea,' ih'e IS one MN,
an, "nc m"H n"y' Who ran mrf ns b'non 1ad man
:, '',''" l'i'' h"ombe ms me Pc'ctr--l be-
aspe ne |ut br jo'"d 10 hare Me pei wf''m and firm
'e%s 'q"" 10 me oconsW,
'"ly aver ,nS WI. fsa'aolph proceeded On through
warrington !" I"iau'lpila. Nhtfe IN "a" course 81 =
II" h'h'h' ne d'd' ne arrived ~ the urmer cliy at
III .'n o"'P'"'Ie "' naa passed. ircrly impressed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
~ q II n - 4.V a. j..

NO ELIZABETH YANCEY will Accommodate
to-. 'ew young Ladies with boarding, npon moderate
.'"s' her Residence is pleasantly situated the HILL
." agreeable neighborhood and Convenient dis
w. Yancsy. nav ''"''''' "rf''
Avg IL I'm