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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

LYNCrlssU isls MARKET,
For the teeek ending Sai,t4Iny. .3uvu,, n 1914

u,
1obaeeo.- Lugs, shipping, 81 50 to 40; manuiac-
turing 81 30 40 loose 81 90 to $50 Leaf Inferior
S2Oo 10 40; romuion, S250io $50; mildng. S3 so
30 ,o0; good 5000 TO io00; fine manufacturing leai
$40 10 10.
Flour.-S3.3o To ss.37l from wagons; 81 to A out o,
siore. aaf..s#s
IIheat. - Red o. White IS els. per bushel.
t'rdia.-Gorn ID 10 80 cents per bushel ln,m WAGON,
% 10 90 cents from stores Oats sheal 81 cents per linn
drrd, ceanedj tom wagons % cents; Rive, ,iune in
market.
Cbrer and Grass Scesis Season over, and M SALES
frorisioas-Bacur. - from Wagons 81 from store;
bet 100 per hundred: Meal, 30 To 81! cts per bush
Ell from wagons ir1m storr, 80 10 go cents.
Co1ee.-Si. Domingo. 2 10 cents per h.; Rio O
to Gents; Lasuya . to 10 cents; Java 10 tn l6 els
Shgdr.-Brown New Orleans 8 TO 10 cents per H.:
for'o Rleo, 10 II cents per b.; 81, Croix 10 To II
cents per b.; Loaf, ~ to II cents per h.
oa"dtes-Ial'ow, y 10 IS cents per h., Sperm, So
to 40 ceus per bi Hull Sons IL To II cenis per In
" htssey-Common, 2S to 80 cents per gallon. from
wagon; o'a store. 30 to So cents Rec,ifed. 40 to 30
rom wagon; from store 30 To 80 cent
Hiandy.-Appe, 2S 10 80 cents per gallon; Peach.
80 cents per gallon,
Cotton idrts,-Fac,ory prices: From No. to Il,
IL cts; from No. Is 10 II. 10 cts.
hon.-Bar Iron, $50 per ton from boats, IS from
Store. Pig, S25 per ton
Seet-BlIsiered, O. to cents per h.; German. q to
Ito cents Shear 20 10 % cents per b. Cast Steel 20
to % cts per To-
Od-l.lnseed, S0c. per gallon Lamp, Al. 90 to
LOO per gaoni Tanners $1,000 To 20, 90 per bbl.
Leaiher.-Geod Sole. Is To 20 cents per H. Damao
ed Sole, 10 Is cents per ID.
Porder-Blasling, 800 to rs per kegs Rifle. s..
90 In 600 per key
Woot--Wool, % cents per h.; WoolRolls. 81 !
TO 40 cents per h.
Coal and Wood.-Huminous 25 cents per bushel
Anthracite. $500 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood AZ
cord. Hickory ~ Al nor card
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
SOMETHING UNIQUE AND GRAND.

4 no seem hy the suhjnined proceedings bal,se
,.,,s ,f Bedford contemplate holding Mass Meeting
io,,y ON the 10th OF OCTOBER the week after the
Convention in Lynchburg. aud that they intend
nal IN BY an imposing ceremony There is some
ssa,,on between the rival Poieraisers of The two
as in reference to the height at which their fans
..sc,;yely fiuat The Liberty Boys intend 10 sci
e his ouestion by unisrling the Nhig il,g from the
.a.,i If The Peaks-Befure our opponents can reach
a NEARER the sky, they will have to pile Ossa npon
pnn-and that, We take, is rather beyond their
a,eity-See the proeeedmes
Ps'''. LIBERTY, August IS. 1914.
Ara meeting of the Central Clay Club OF Bedford.
as,u,,d of all the Wings Of the county. held n, the
.hnusc On The 2Sth Of August. the following reso
IONS were proposed aud adopted unanimously:
D. soived lst That a WIG MASS CUNEEN-
rInN he held in the town OF Liberty, commencing on
~ I6,b day of October next, upon which uccasion n
E... Rnybaeuc will be furnished and the Wings and
n.mocras every where are invited 10 attend.
ID That we. the Wings Of Bedford. (and all other
II and ,rue Wings are invited unite with US y will
sssemble on Tuesday the 9Th Of October Che day be-
.o the Convention al Liberty, whence will 90 en-
a,s and erect the National Standard, inscribed with
"n, nrinciples upon the ToPMosT SUMMIT of the
PEAKS OF OTTER, the highest point IF land in
v,roina where an Address will be delivered by some
DISTINGUISHED and gallant Wing selected Tor the occasion
3D. That the Club are authorized 10 tender the hospi
,,l,es ofle village and its vicinity all vsiters both
Wings and Democrats, come whence they may.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be
f,rws.sS. to the Lynchburg Vrgnian, Richmond
Whs IL Charlotte sville Advocate for publications. and
that all the Wing papers in the State be requested
COPY. JOS. WILSON, Pres't.
+ I. a. q. e camrsn1r, sso'ys.
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TREMENDOUS WING BARBECUE IN CHAR


The Wings of Charlotte will give a Free Barbecue,
at the Court House, the 3h and 4th of September
All parties are cordially invited 10 partake AS fair dis
cusson only Is desited earnestly request the friends
Of ''Polk Dallas and Texas to have themselves rep
resented on the occasion, Many gentlemen of dsiinc-
ton will be present on behalf of the Wings.
The Ladies are respectfully and earnestly invited to
favor It's with their presence.
HENRY CARRlNGToN, } Committee
JOHN MARSHALL. of
THOMAS 4. BOULDlN, ) invitation
G;- The Richmond Wing will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

W. on LID call the attention Of Merchants visiting
w New York Tor their Fall supplies. 10 their exten.
sive assortment OF entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock which comprises full aud ge-
neral variety Of Staple aud Fancy Silk Goods, they havo
been making large additions of ENTIRELY NEW
SLY LES, expressly adapted To the season.
From the facilities which they possess In the purchase
OF Goods at the very lowest prcesther unryaed and
very extensive assopenihey feel assured that will
be IN their power to offer extraordinary Inducements 10
purchasers who desire and deserve bay on the very
best terms, and they determined 10 spare no pains
To make for the interest OF such make ier selections
from their stock. Ia
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range of styles, in Rich Printed
Cashmere D'Ecosse. OF latest Paris patterns; Tiesans
Grape DE LANES, Muslin DE LANES Of Paris styles,
never before offered.
Alpaccas, Bombazines, Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced.
SlLkS-Cameleon Brocade Silks; Cameleon Brochi
Striped Silks; Plain and Satin Striped Hellenic mes
Black and Blue Black Satin Striped and Brocade fgur
Silks Satin Striped Gros Cranes; Black and Blue
Black Gros de SwIss Italian lusrings Gios de Rhei rs
Gros dAfriques; Black and Blue Black Sans Plain aud
Figured Sauns. Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compri-
sing Bonnet Silks and Satins Of entirely Styles Bon
net aud Cap Ribbons, rich Fall paltens new designs
Bonnet Velveis plain coprs black and blue black feuf
ed, shaded, PLAID; cut and uncut.
LACES.
Cap Iaces in great variety, Of new and elegant pat
terms; Trimming Laces and Lace Edgngs, black and
white; Silk. Llse, Gupure, Mechlin, Brussels, &c.
Thread Laces and Edgings, French, German and
English.
SHAWLS.
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shawls,
1hibet Muslin de Lame, kabyle, Plaid Woollen, Nett,
&c. SC.
SILK SHAWIS-Dark Cameleoo. Satin Stri,cJ
figured SC.
GLOVES AND MIrTS,
In every variety for Gentlemen. ladies' and Misses or
Kid of the most approved manufacture, Buck, Nerinb
Woolen SILK. Lace, Flle, Egyptian, India Rubber;
&c.
Theft stock will be found to comprise full assott-
men Of all the various small enis needed and they in
vlte the atehoh of liuyers with the fullest confidence
that they can supply every want in their line.
New York, Augs 3mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

0J- The Nashville Wing Of the l1lh states that the
bet OF $1,000 offered by cutfesp odent OF paper
gainst like amount the yole of Tennessee or against
500 the general result. was taken The day before
on the latter The Wing speaking Of the aker says,
Like the bull upon the Locomotives his spunk is more
10 be admired than his prudence"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
RELIGIOUS NOICE.

A Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting.
The Quarterly Conferences of the Methodist Proies-
tant Church. Campbell and Bedford Circuit and
Lynchburg Station, have determined 10 hold Camp
Meeting. at OAK GROVE, three miles south west OF
Campbell Courthouse, commencing on the first Thurs
day IN October. The CO operation Of ministers and
members Of other churches is respectfully requested
TflOS TAYLOR, Super'nt OF G. 4 b. G.
DAVID SHAVER Superin'nt of LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
By The Managers.

There will be n Barbecue given at Mt. Laurel
in the county of lIahax, Friday and Saturday
the 2 th and Dist dayt Of September. 1t is de
igued to be free aud pubic, and all parties and
all persons invited attend. And the wings are in
ved To bring their best and abest speakers, as 1t de
signed that there shall be free and iu discussion of the
questions involved in tie approaching Presidential cleo
ton. There will he preparation made for several thou
sand persons and ii is expected continue for Two days
BIZ The Committee
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English and Classical school.

INiE subscriber will open, Monday tho second of
= September in the Univcrsast Church. AN Eng
sh and Classical School both for males and females for
session OF five months. His prices per session. for ho
elementary branches of tho English such as Or,ho
graphy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. will be &l0
Tor the higher branches Of The English $l2 so; and for
The 'lasslcs, $l1 80 payable in advance during the
session, OF al the expiration H. rs The patrons may prefer
The discipline aud management Of his school will he
as nld and parental as the of the business win
admit always adapted and having reference the great
object ot teaching Having had considerable experience
he hopes TO give satisfaction to those whose patronage
he may enjoy and while the menfi instruction of his
pupils will be diligently pursued, their moral improve.
menl riR not be .iorgottoa.
RICHARD A. SHELTON
Sept2 wiw
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NO I'ICt,.

There will be a Political BARBECUE and Ball at Rich
ard ). Ellis Old Factory mile North of Bethel, in
Amherst, TO commence Thursday. the 9Th September,
and continue for three days. Distinguished gentlemen
OF both political parties will be invited to address The peo-
pie and are expected to be present.
By the Managers.
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FOR NILE.

A PLANTATION, near the Forest road, adjoining
N John Goode and w. Il. Lowry, containing 0 8
ArCR f. s. of which from 40 to GO is in woods.
The improvements consist Of good fencing and new
bewed loo house, and other Out-houses. Terms one
half cash, balance and 2 years, OF longer time on the
whole, purchase money bearing interest from date.
WIN. NJ. BURWELL.
Liberty, Bedford, Sept. 2 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
Electoral District Convention.

We take the liberty of urging The Wings of the coun-
ties comprising this Electoral District to Commence
speedily and energeticaly, something like organisation
for the approaching Electoral Convention, to be
held in this place the Sih Of October. We expect to
be honored by the presence Of many distinguished speak
ers from distance, aud we hope to large crowd
to greet them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
RICHMOND, VA.

V,HE SUBSCRIBER having taken The well known
i stand on the North bank of the l}asn recently oc-
cupied by Lewis ID. Crenshaw s. CO., will De PLEASED
to serve The public in every department of his business.
He hopes by strict observance OF the interests OF his
respondents and unrened attention to business to mer-
it and receive portion OF patronage. Cash advances
made on cons gnmens.
Receiving and Forwarding attended to with dispatch.
JAMES II. JUREY.
Richmond, Sept. 2 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

% |, is supposed that M Francis r. Skunk. of
fllisbnrg. will be the Lacoioco candidate for Governor
e pennsylvania, IN place OF Mr.. Muhenbnrg, deceased
And we here record the oIhion Of the Richmond En-
gnlrer, before the election - that abe very popn-
lar man. and Is supposed, dcconnt To be ston-
ger than Mr.. Nj. was" BY the way we are curious
to know what that ''nne account is. Perhaps he is
more IN 'avor with the Aboh'ionisisor it may be that
he is warmer Iariflie? Is il sol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

&C. We take pleasure in stating that the Richmond
Compiler. heretofore neutral in the political conflicts of
Inc day, has hosied the fag of Clay and Frenghuy
sen. his change is announced in strongly written
editorial in that paper Of Tuesday morning last. 1t is
now called "The Times and Compiler" and
Promised considerable Improvements shortly in lis typo
graphical appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
% THE WINGS OF CAMPBELL

Court, Cd Monday in September. and full attendance
from all paris of The county is desirable Remember,
hat the election is only about Two months distant and
that there is yet much work 10 do. tits time we were
preparing for the contest Addresses may be expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

I6guereope Porfraiis-We direct the attention
ot our readers 10 the advertisement OF Mr.. Barney We
have seen some OF hi, specimens and feel justified in re-
commencing him 10 the patronage OF our citizens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

ShH another memorandum for Mr.. Edmunds of
Hafydr.-The Norfolk Herald says, that besides the
large quantity of flour shipped the Northern States
from the Southern ports. there annually from
The port of Norfolk alone nearly million Of bushels of
corn 10 the destination What will become of this
large product, iftle home market be destroyed VIII
The Virginia planter find a sale for it in our "natura
market" as Mr.. McDula asserts Great Britain to be2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

70 letter from Caroline Va. TO the Richmond
wing, mentions several recent converts 10 the Wing
cause IN that county, viz: Benz Lewis, young man of
me talents, Fleming Wooliolk, gentleman of age and
reputation, James Stanard, jacob Caterer, and VIM.
Harns-ihe latter hut very recently jealous Loco,
and one oi the Observation-Disclosures of that party!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
YOUNG MEMS CLUB-oiienf;onl

YOUNG MEMS CLUB-aiientiol
meeting Of The Lynchburg Young Mems Clay Club
will be held To- (rUESDAY) EVE
MING, at early cadle-ght. at the Universast Church
Prompt and general attendance is requested
JOHN w. DUDLEY, Prest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
FUNERAL. NOTICE.

The funeral OF The late Mrs. Eliza Read con-
SORT Of Dr. j. L. w. Read will be preached at the
Church New London Academy on the Cd Sabbath in
September next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
MARRIAGES..

Married on the 20lh August, by The Rev. Samuel ID.
Tompkins Ma. MoGIBBoN MoRGAN to Miss JANE
JONES. daughter of Maj WIN. jones' all of Campbell.
- The 22d August, by the same, Mr.. BENJA,
MIN NJ. FARIss 10 Miss MARTHA 5. HUBBARD, all Of
Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
Auction Sale OF Land and slave,


pursuance of Two deeds of executed 10 us by
Il Robert Nlorrlss, the bearing date On the Nh
day oJuy 1912. and Of record in the county court of
Campbell and Hastings Court Of Lynclhurg; and the
other bearing date the Cd day fDecember ls43 and
Of record in tho court last mentioned we will on the
4h day Of September, 1874, at the Market House. in
he own OF Lynchbnrg. sell, by way Of public auction
for ready money a certain tact or parcel Of LAND
with the appnrenances, lying and being in the county of
Campbell, the eastern termination Of tho Long
Mountain, containing
o o "A q n Il
more, or less il being he land now in the occu
pancy Of Ilartwe Epps and the same which WIS here
ioore conveyed to The said Morrss, by Edward Boiling
ALSO the following slaves, namely, George "a man,
children Martha Ann, and George.
Acting as trustees we viii ON convey to the purchs
ses Of the said properly such title vested ia us by
said deeds Of tras
JOHN NJ OTEY, -,
JOHN B. DAbNEy. 5 Trustees.
Aug las
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
Cd Congressional District Contention.

This Convention viii Re held at the Sulphur Springs,
in Buckingham county, the l9lh of September. All
the Wings are eXpefed--and the Democrats are also
cordially invited 10 attend. Many distinguished speakers
expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

a CARD.
hUR large and general assortment Of new mud rich
~ JEWFlRY, embracing The latest style of Breast
Plus, Finger Rings. Bracelets, Fob and Guard Chains
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases. Gold and Silver Watch
es, Plated and Britannia Ceslors aud Candlescks, and
all things used IN line of business, must be so and
al prices 10 suit those who want We beg our friends
and the public to believe that in good earnest,
aud that we are determined To sell Stock reduced
prices.
Much Of our time Ia unoccupod for want of work -
We are confident Of ability To give satisfaction in
the execution of any order for work. or In eully
repairing all descriptions of Watches and Jcwery. Be-
We most earnestly solicit an increase OF pa lonape
pledglng our personal and prompt attention 10 all calls
WILLIAMS s. VICTOR.
May 90 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

03- The n, Y. Aurora says-"it is James knon
Polk now; II will be Polk knocks Clay about election
time" We think not. twill be Clay knocks polk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

o. The last Slsunton Spectator says: 'sWe have
hesrd OF humber Of changes in this (Augusia) county
~ hvor OF Henry Clay, but do not feel al liberty
Introduce the names Of private citizens into columns
without their conseht'' eas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

70 The jackson (Michisan) Gazette contains the
.alo o' John Ii Nelson, dlssolvng his conheclion with
ne ,.ocoioco party having. he says, become convn-
vea ''at they have departed from the principles Of
eouI.e Numerically oppused to the vcsr interests Of lie
country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

That Geek mont fight We congratulated oor
ne'ghbor OF The Republican, in our last that he had
procured dnnctill "Reoster." VIA had con,ryed 4,
STAY nop-dsseTpt aii al hearing sifora resemblance
10 fois~'M Bat il seems thai en- neehbor soon be
'ae ashamed OF has 'mblem, aud lbs dl,l appearance
Was his last. In The succeeding number AZ ,be RenhG
cam accordingly The dunghill was substituted by domi
nicher mounted on cider.bart. apparently in his hin.
feathers, and certainly weakly ia his appearance IN
crow" The Pole cat too. was hansled. The fact
rs 'ese ioco'oco cocks mistake Moonlight for day
break They are growing heiire the time arn,in,eJ
ana our LocoVco friends will be asionished when The
sun shall rise, IN November next find that their Roos
hrs from their premature eNertiousin August will be
loo hodrse To announce it. he Coon However will be
VIDE awake, without any warning from Chanliceer
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Com nsissiOlie,.'s Sale.

N pursuance OF decretal order OF tho county court
= OF Campbell, made at The August TERM lSi in The
suit OF Morgan. &c. plaintiffs, against Galatians, Sc
defendants The undersigned. commissioner appointed by
sad court Tor that purpose will proceed 10 SELL the
2nd day OF October next, II fair ii on The next fair
day thereafter, al the late residence of Daniel Callahan
decd. the
TRACT OF, LAND
on which the said Callahan resided Ut the time of his
death. in the county OF Campbell on Bear creek sup
posed TO contain between three and four hundred acres
The terms Of sale will be credit of one and two wears
Tor equal portions OF the purchase money the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security md the tile "
be retained TO the land itself AS further security The
improvements this land are very good aud the plan
aion in good repair, aud the land well adapted 10 To
bacco and the different kinds of gram II will be shown
10 any person wishing 10 purchase, by Wood Jones or
1yram Freshman. living on llie premises.
DAVID &. MORGAN, r.,
WOOD JONES, 0o'n H.
Sep2 w4w
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
On the Cash Principle.
INHE Subscribers have the pleasure to announce TO
L the citizens OF Lynch5urg, and vicinity that they
have opened new
DRY GOODS STORE,
On Main Street. one door below Dr. Lynan's Apoth
ecay Store. in the House formerly occupied by White
Iardy 4 Irvine. The selection of Goods they keep w
give satisfaction, to style, quality and price Selling
Tor cash, they will be satisfied with small profits; and
receiving fresh GOODS from the Northern Cities during
the season they will always keepa select assoriment-
call Is respectfully solicited.
5. GUGGENiIEiMER s. BROTHER
April 20 tsT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

ny. w The Portland (Maiae) Advertiser contains the
Whiss u SIX renounciag Locos, who go for the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
JAMES II. .IURliY.

COMMISSION and FORW.4RDLNG
.'IER CHANT,
(AT l.. ID. GRESHAM 4 Co.'S OLD STAND ON THE b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

Co. meeting in Baltimore has nominated John "
Ter the democratic candidate" for the Presidency in
ISISt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

.fnothcr .NemoraHdam.tor Nh Edmunds Of Halifar
AS low as the price Of Flour in the Uulted
States, ii cannot be exported to Great Britain without
i'ss 10 the exporlere last quotation in Liverpool be
~ Nineteen shillings per barrel, while the duty Ten
shh"es and len pence, nore than one half! Where.
'hrn Is that foreign marker. about which we hear So
much twaddle. as being of by our tariff? There is
Gh market; and but for the home marked created by
sne sulouus given 10 the manufacturing system by the
ihii OF 1872 The price OF beadsiufs low as il now is
would have been necessarily still farther reduced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

The correspondent Of The Baltimore Patriot gives a
glow ing account If he great Wing Festival at Win
chester. The 22i u Tae number in attendance is
variously estimated at from 10 10 Is O0o Among the
speakers were Wan. C. Rives, ReyeIdy Iuilsun Of Bal
'nore, Andrew Hunter, John Jsnney, JOHN 5. Gala.
her, aid others, whose cfiTls are highly Commended
~. Hives spoke upwards If three hours with iranscen-
dam apy IN the course Of which (says the letter from
whcS 1uute) "he called on his democratic
friends 10 do he had done-to come ont from
the iJul Vary-r,inlJring them in the most ear.
nest do 81. He t,ld them he knew
ihe rank aud Ge were honest was the leaders
the Of seven principles five oayes and two fishes
that were deceiying em HIS discussion Of The Ia
riff VAS sosrd and strong He deciored himself dec-
dedy Ia favor of Bank Of the U. States III preference
to the condeanaed Sch Treasury. On the subject of
Aonthesn Convention. aud the DiSun,un party, he " as
justly severe, calling many Of them by name and than.
ing his God tina he Reser hal c,uid have any cons
genlalily Of feeling with such men. He warned his
hearers OF the dangers that threatened the country from
such doctrines, and said that Polk, whom he knew WELL
would be tool, if elected, in the hands Of that pary
but that Henry Clay Is the man 10 put down such
sonable desigus lie here drew comparison between
Folk and Clay: 1t was truly eloquent and SARCASTIC
Ills suoglum on Mr.. Clay the most finished piece
Of ora'ory and eluquece have heard, and was
cry word just and true. Iledeclared himself "a Uhig
now aud forercr;' ard sat down amidst prolonged
cheers aud the continued applause Of the vast multi
'ade-al agreeing that ii is The speech Of The year"