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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
March !, lSli

HARPERs BmiE-The Tribune says the
first number of Iiarpers' Pictorial Bible has
reached 10000 copies, and sale Of 10000 is
anticipated The increase Of business consc.
quent upon the adoption OF the cheap re-publi-
cation system, and upon the large sale Of the
Bible, requires more accommodation than is al
forded by the immense buildings occupied by
this house, and they arc about to put up four
story building, extending from the rear ofthe
Cliff street building to Pearl street, covering
a plat Of ground about 80 by 20 feet Eight
new presses of great capacity are to he placed
in this bulding, TO be employed mainly on the
splendid Bible spoken Of
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

NOVEL DIvoRCE PETTIoN.-A novel di-
vorce case was brought before Council to-day.
Peter G. Obert, of New Brunswick, represents
by petition, that having once petitioned the Ie-
gslature COR divorce from his wife, being in
formed that bill was passed he married ano-
thcr woman and he now learns to his surprise
that he was misinformed, and begs that the Lo-
gislature will relieve him by multiplying his first
marriage, and save him from the penalty Of the
law. The case was referred to a special com-
mittee. e.-Netoark Advertiser.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

WoMEH.-That noble culogy of John Lcrlyard
the American traveller on women should never
be forgotten. How simple yet eloquent is the
language. The Queen and the p'asaut girl can
alike understand il. 1t was written while on his
Journey in Siberia.
Il have observed among all nations that the
women ornament themselves mere than the men
that wherever found they are the same kind,
civil o5lising. humane, tender bangs that they
are ever inclined to be gay and cheerful, tunor-
Gus and modest.
"They do not hesitate like man TO perform
hospitablc or generous action not naughty, not
arrogant, nor supercilious, but full of courtesy
and fond Of society; industrious, economical in
genious; more liable in general to err than man,
but in general more virtuous, and performing
more good actions than he never addressed
myself in the language Of deccncy and friendship
10 lconan whether ciciGced or Sgrage without
receiving decent and friendly answer With
man II has been quite otherwise"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

AMERICAN SHEEP observation-disclosures
10 recent calculations, there are at present 81
100000 Of sheep in the United States; exhibit
ing an increase of upwards of 100000 during
the last five years. These animals at mo-
derate and reasonable computation, are worth
at least sS10,0GO000. The annual amount Of
wool is estimated at 90,OO0,OO0 Ellsworth a.
bout SiO,O0O,OO0. OF the whole number of
sheep in the United States, New York owns
nearly ono .fdh
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

4 Painful CASE A CLEEGyMAH CoHuCTEp
or CnIuE.-Thc Elyria lOhol Atlas gives IN"
sentence OIL c. Taylor clergyman, aud cdi.
torofa religious paper IN tho West who plead
guilty to tho crime OF scduction and using inn
proper means 10 cover his fault and also 10 the
charge OF stealing The Court sentenced him &c
be Imprisoned in the Jail of the county one year.
pay tnc of two hundred dollars, and the COSTS
ofrrcsecutlon, aud ined twenty-five dollars each
On three charges of l9rccny The Atlas says .-
His appearance was humiating in the extreme.
around him were those who lad associated witt
him in former days and mad placed mplicIt con.
fdenye IN hm--who had hstcnrd to nis mr.,
instruct tions, to his pgcscning-tut VINO nov
were to listen 10 his scntcnc" as S;le criminal
iIo came into Court wa his head down-suii
depicted IN his cou" ou"toaaIce-thew wreck Of great
ness-'a ie"rlr' worhing for all 10 shun the path
OF temptation and vice Upon hcinE asked by tn
1u'ge If ne had anything 10 say why sentenc
should not be pronounced, not word was utter
ed, not palliatng circumstance ofiered-guil
was too plainly visible, too deeply felt--the la'
had been grossly violated, and lts penalty coul
not be withheld"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

told "to buy one NO body would lend such
folks Good credit is almost as good as real
money TO any man; and just so it is with IA
miy or a nation. Small vessels, Cutters,
Schooners, and Lor-Old uncle Ebenezer used
10 say that as long as he paid interest promptly,
he never knew the day he could not borrow all
he wanted. And that is notion i wish our
State would think on ; for that is all lenders
want Love tc all. Your friend and cousin.
AMOS DOOLlTTLE.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
From he Nc,rGrE PoSf.

he following beautiful and touching lines on the
late lanentahle catastrophe arc from the per
of lady in this city
The DtKster- on BOARD the princeton.
The morning sun shone brightly
In an unclouded sky,
And lovely forms and faces fair
Were passing gayly by,
And words ofgladncss and of Joy
Rose on the zcphyrs mild,
From aged sire, and dancing youth,
From matron, maid and child
Hail, country of our Nations JOY!
Land of our bcnciactor's birth
High rose the patriotic song,
And high the shout of glcelul mirth.
Soon 10 thc smiling river,
A ioyuS band was horne,
And fraurht with beauty aud with grace
The fated bari, moved on.
Then passed the merry toast around
Where groane the board beneath lis cheer
Then rang the merry burst Of jog,
Like music falling on the car.
%! there were eyes that sparllod bright,
Among thar gay and happy throns,
And hearts that bounded high and light
Mid wit and mirth, and JOYOUS song.
z y
A wall upon The waters
\ loud and piercing cry
Is mingled with booming sound
That echoes through the sky
a shower Of human blood.is now
High on the pcmons spread,
And Ger the shattered deck is strewn
The dying and the dead
Then rose the loud and bitter wall,
The cry Of agHry.
As when woman vents her grief
Der sights which rcnd the heart to see
Amidst that stricken band,
Whose signs and tears were hcnt,
Two blooming maids, in anguishcd tones,
a fathers fate lament;
And minglc with the cries that pierce
The not snlphureous air,
Their >hrieks of soothlcss, boundlcss grief
And narrowing despair.
But there Is one who feels the point
OF sorrows spear moro keen than they,
who sinks beneath heavier weight,
OF deep, hcortrendins agony.
She sits upon the deck,
In silent, fearless wo,
}Ier bosom rear Nith pmgs of grief
Which none but she can know,
Dishcyellr from her marble brow,
Her siilen hair is Gung
But the last kind drop of soothing grief
Is from lis fountain wrng,
at cannot be, it cannot be,
My husbands lfc ofbliss is Ger"
Alas the sad reality
lie 10 her side returns no moro.
March !, lSli F
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

Il Tom YOU so.'-'Wife wife our COWS
dead-choked with turnip'
4 told you so. Ialways know'd she'd choke
herself with them urnips.'
Bat it was pumpkin darned big one.
well, it's all the same knowed all along
how it would be. Nobody but ninny, like y"u,
would feed cow on pumpkins that wasnt
chopt'
The pumpkins was chopt And 'twasnt tan
pumpkins neither, what choked her, twas the
trsy--the end ont is sticking out Of her mouth
now
Ugh Ugh There goes my bread tray.
/ No longer ago than yesterday, told you the
cow would swallow the tray'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

THE CAMDEN n. J. CoTToS FAcToRy CoM-
rANy, recently chartered by the Legislature,
will employ capital Of 100000. The tacto-
ry building and some one hundred small priya'e
dwellings have been contracted for. The Cam
den Eagle of Saturday says "The stock books
of the rev factory were open on Wednesday,
according to law, and shares TO tho amount of
S15N. 600 taken.n
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

Go 10 WouK--There are thousands AMI
tens ofthousonds OF young men among us whose
only resource against the accumulated misc
rles OF destitute manhood, and dsgracetll
old age, Is the workshop or the farm. 1t is use
less, at this day, for every young man to aspire
to the lot of living by his wits, for it is tasI
in " hich fer who undertake it have the talent
requisite to ensure success. How many thcrt
are at present "loa6ng" away the precious
years Of youth in our cities and villages, who
ought to be acquiring the rudiments of some
honorable ard useful trade. Learning is by ro
means incompatible with the practice OF the
arts, for the more one "knows," the more like
" will he be to succeed, and to do honor both
to himself and the profession in which he is ell
gagged.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

a writer in the Nashua Telegraph says -
81 do Got blame an Engishman for loving
Enghnd, but an American who prefers Eng
lish labor ard English manufacture to Ameri-
csn, TO thet made at his own door and by his
own ncighbors, is at least an American with
English feelings, and should expect honors from
England, if he got them any where" And we
say SO too
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

EXERCISE, Walking said Jefferson, is
the best possible exercise. lIabituate yourself
to walk very tar.-We value ourselves on hay
ing subdued the horse TO our use ; but doubt
whether We have not lost more than we have
gained by it. No one thing has occasioned 50
much dcgencracy of the human body. An 10,
dian goes on foot nearly as far in day as an
enieebled white with horse; and he will tire
the best horse
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

RoxAN CArnoLIc CHvRcH.-Bulls from the
Holy See have been received by the Bishop OF
quebec, erecting into on apostolic curacy the
whole territory beyond the Rocky Mountains
lying North oflhe California, and appointing
Nj, Francis Nobert Blanchet, An,lsloic Vicar,
with the title Of Bishop ofPtalladelphia in par
thus iafdetiuHI, one "g the most ancient sees
established in A.sa Minor,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

YANKEE MANUFACTURES IN MExIoo.-ln
the District or State Of Durango, Mexico, there
are 81 cotton factories. They were got up
principally by emigrants from Massachusetts
and Rhode Island, at the head OF which is Philip
Tlinghast of Providence, r. |. The iacto-
nee are operated by native Mexlcans.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

Nor so BAp-A young thiei named George
White who was ordered to be committed at Pro.
ydence, in default of bail on Monday, demanded
carriage insisting that the law did not compel
gtntkmea to walk 20 prison
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

AGE OF MR CLAY.--Mr Clay was born on
TIE 18th of April, l777, and will consequently
be sixty.scyen years old on the 10Th day of April
next
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PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Every subecquent insertion, W
Yearly Advertisements; one column, s25 I; half
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one square, So. lIalfyearly ono column, sic
half column, Sl2 three squares, ss; two squares,
S5 one square, 50 so.
Advertisements left without directions as TO tho
length of time they nro 10 be published, will te
continued until ordered out, and charged accord-
inely.
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CTSixteon lines make a square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

The following beautiful and touching lines on the
late lamentahle catastrophe are from the pen
of lady in this city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
YOUNG MEMS CLUB.

lOONu MEMS CLDD.
large and eIt1Islastic meeting of the I.ynchburu
i'anI Mus C!y Ciuo was held at the Unlversa.t
Chnr;h ~ Tuesday evening last joseph K Irving,
ESQ, who was expected 10 have addressed The meeting
h' haSng arrived in uwn the President called upon
Ncnard a. loer, Esq. who responded 10 the call aud
addressed the meeting f,r than hour.
Alter Mr.. L. had concluded his remarks, was on mo-
tion, Resolved.
ISL. That COMMITTEE of be app tinted to
respond 10 the resniuisas of the Wings Of the city Of
A'cnmond, candemnaiory Of the ''Ds,nlaa Cunven-
non Proposed 10 be hell that city by portion Of the
Democracy OF the Southern States. aud that this
mte report on Fr;ssy evening next.
"a. That Ricta,t T. loler Esq he. and he is heres
laected an honorary member OF this Club.
sd That conmi,oe OF three be appointed TO solicit
contributions from the Wigs ul this place Tor The pur
pos Oh ueraying the expense of publishing W hl4 Doc
M an. and that the funds obtained be 1uay divided
h@w, on he Central Conni!tees Of Richmond and
Nsshiu. ton.
ALI IN. "a committee ofthree he appointed to wait
upg the WIN IS Of Lynchbnrg, To procure Their sub
s,rptina Il, The Institution ot the Club and insure an
sftreni orsaaza,io.' hereof.
9Th That when tins Tub adjpurns it will adj'qrn To
mesl IL Conjunction with ~ Senior Clay einh. pn FRI
day evening next
ne fresaent then appone- ''o'' :, Wv r "s'
uon' hlcssrs. w. s. Red, j., Il ~ orr o. "a,
speed, +. D.Ghrislian j. C. Hunt, ". H. lao' aoo
- NJ Speed .{S,egIer and j. b. Tide, ana ,i"'n1
,ne fourth resolution, Messrs. J. II. Robin son, - ID
Alden, and F. G. Morrison
nu''hg HE evening the uea,iag was frequent, e.
'r"ed by songs from lha"Nhig Giee Club and mu-
SIC oy the Lynchburg Band. X
JKo. w DUDLEY, Prest
w. You've, Sec'ry.
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Lhyansston County Premium
FLOIExkS.
~

Mr.. NJ. w. FuQuA. our former agent in Lynch.
burg, having stopped business, we therefor, ha We
given our Plough agency over to Messrs. J. b. rem
WICK \ Co, where we will always keep a stock of
hrsi rate Livingston County Ploughs, Points, Slides,
Sc.
Also, Points and Slides Tor VIII plonchs lave been
sold lor US aud Mr. b +. Avery. hy Mr.. Fuqna The
Livingston UNITY Plough Is iou we'll known To add fur
ihtr III relation 10 lis superior quality every other
Plough nov In use just cali on Messrs. J b. Rem
NiCk Co, and examine the PLOUGH. We ex.
peot shortly I" be the only persons Thai sell the Lv-
Ihssion county Pbughs, Points ST. IN I.yuclhurg
BbiAN K BRADLEY.
Aug % 2ulwl22S
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EUnR f0i. !NUse.

pursuance oi decree ui the circul superior court
ol law aud chnneety for the town ol Lynclbnrg,
Will On Tuesday the l1h day of September next, II
af moi the neA fair day expose Ia sale The highest
bidder, for much cash will pay cossandchag"s, and
the balance ana credit of SIX. Twelve and eighteen
months. all the Land composing the MANSION
TRACT ii The late David ). Garland conlanngby re-
cent survey acres, lying IN AMI adjoining the
town ct New Glasgow IN the county Of Amherst. On
which there Is large and coumolious brick Dwelling
House, Store House Blacksmilhs Shop and other bull
dhgs This Land will be- sold IN Whole or in parcels To
sun purchasers. II is desirable property. aud il Ii bellies
we'd great bargain can be had IN H. The purchaser or
purchasers 10 give hnj and good personal security aud
title 10 be withheld for the Ultimate payment OF the
purchase maney-The terms Of credit may be extended
by consent OF lhuse interested, on the day Of sale.
CllAS. PERROW.
July 8 Ills
co The Richmond Whig is requested 10 copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

Free Brbec"e NJ Yaacey's Iare'n in Bedtord
Same exception having been taken t, the manner in
which this barbecue was first announced in the Veu,an
by s,e Unauthorized person. II has been deemed advisa-
BILE 10 change the place OF meeting from Yanceys Tavern
oa Grove and Spring Mr.. II ,bert &. Sep'oe's land
within few hundred yards Of the Tavern. where zen
eien OF all parties invited to attend free Of expense
on the 2ith day of August beio. The Saturday before
bedtrd court BY order ot The meeting.
Al The Clay Club Of the pre'rncl Messrs. Joseph X.
Irving. Richard II. T,er, Grorse Il. Gmer and
W liain l.. Gtggln resprc fully invited address
the meeting on that day.
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, Pres'l.
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Aug22
Bedford Female Seminary.
Liberty, Aug. %
NOTICE,

IN PURSUANCE ot decree Of the county cour
Of . rherst. pronounced at the Nav Term of Si1
m rho sui, # Christian, &C., against Christian the IN,
o,sn,ned ca missioner Tor thar purpose appointed. vii
or,reed to sell, THURSDAY. the I'm of Sep'en-
s, nov, if far The first fair day thereafter lht
residence of Wesley r. Christian. in the county of Am
tprs,, to tie highest bo,"r' lf ready n'pey, the 'o
Two Negro Women. Dolly al I Riioda-lhe by Ro
merit AMI the child D,lly ,
JAMES f. SATTERi'ljlI'E,C om'r
B-Thc sale will take place a. IL o'c'ck' NJ
precisely. ,oS
Ausd., % no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

There viii be Barbecue given al Mt Laurel in the
county oi HALIFAX, Oh Friday The 6h day uf September
Designed 10 lie free and public, and all parties and
all pers'ns are invited to attend Aud the hips are IN
vsd 10 bring their best aud ahest SPEAKERS as it is de
signed that there shall be free and l dscussoD of the
questions involved in tie approaching Presidential elec
lloh There Will he PREPARATION made for several thou
sand PERSONS and II expected 10 continue cor two DAYS
BY the Comniitce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
Auction sale Of Land and slaves.


pursuance OF two deeds of irus, executed to us by
Il Rober, Morr,ss, the bearing date on the 7ih
day oiJny. 1872 and Of record in the county court of
Campbell, and Hastings Court Of Lyncnbnrg; and the
other bearing date the I'd DAY OF December, ISi3 and
oi record IN the court last mentioned we will ON the
i4lh day of September. lS4l. at the Market House. IN
he town ut Iynchburg. sell. 10y way oil public auction
inf ready money, certain tact or parcel of LAND
with The appnrlenances. lye and being the county
Campbell, near The eastern termination Of The Long
Mountain, continuing
O o a q r e
more, or less, II being The land in the
pancy OF llauwell Epps and the which was here,
toture conveyed 10 the said Morriss by Edward Boiling
alsl the following slaves, manly, George. Ia man. }
Malala, "a woman) Nara "a woman.) and her iva
children Martha Ann, aud George.
Acting as trustees will only convey to the purcha.
sers OF the said property such title is vested in by
said deeds 0i trust.
J Join B. B. i DABN;Ey { Trustees.
Aug HAS
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT

Convention Of thus Dis'nrt. comp sed o the conn
hs oi HALIFAX. PHtsylsana, franklin. Henry aud Pat
rick. will be held at PHsgoant cort house. on Thurs
day HE 29'h day o the present month august The
people OF both parties aIihln the Dslfct and IN tie
surrounding country. both in Virginia aud North Carol-
ha are respectfully invited to attend and parlaho. \
number ol distinguished speakers are expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
HATE! BATS! HATs!!!

-. IHE Subscriber has on hand, and il
constantly manufacturing. at his old stand,
~ an extensive assortment Of Hats OF every va
rleiy. and of The latest fashions.
lie socits a call from his friends. customers and
.ne public generally, To whom he pledges himself as
heretofore. that in point Of beauty aud Durability, his
HATS cinno' be exceled Such want of articles
IN his line. would do well 10 give him call before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to sell very
low for cash. JACOB RUMROI,CH
n B-Ihe pressure Of the times consirains him l.,
urgently request all those indebted to him as agent 10
call and settle their accounts
Nav "a 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

OPIUM, CALOMEL. JALEP,
~ Quinme, Rhubarb, Salts,
Gum Arabic, lpecac.
Tartar Emetc, Laudannm,
Camphor, Sienna. Lavender,
Spls. Nllre, Spts. IIarshorn,
Gale. and Lump Magnesla,
Pale. Yellow and Red Bark.
Cream m Tartar, Iararic Acid.
super Carb. soda, X clmllr Sa,s
Extracts, Essential Oils Perilmery.
Soups, " aler Colors. brushes, SC
For sale at HOW Ell DAVIES.
Aug. 10 t.,f
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a. - ~ - AIN.
M will sell 81 rnursia, the pa inst. at A. Win
stan's Ware Rlons opposite The franklla Hotel.
"''deoy the hnos lot ii Furniture offered before
IN inns market, consisting In pafi # the following articles
sdeoaards Ut every variety Of Iom. with aud without
Marble tops.
ardrphes of three Ut four different patterns
Dressing bureaus Il do do do
serfelalIrs and Book Gases.
sofas, new patterns and very superior
Mahogany Rocking Chars.
mahogany dining room Chairs, = or ) difarcu, pat.
terms. r.
Dining Tables.
Iier lablss. with and without Marble tops
Gard Tables. finest Of the fine
Ladies' Work Stands.
common Bureaus, Gentlemens Secretaries
Counting house DESKS.
Wash Stands. with and without marble tons
Candle Stands
bedSieads OF every variety.
lnll assortment of W ndslr and Cane seat Chairs
One splendid new Piano Forte
% Sale positive. Terms liberal
TALBOT x LANlFR .4uet'rs
August IL ,oo\
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DINNER TO WM. l.. GOGGIN. ESQ

Public Dinner Will he given To VIM l.. Gocgin,
Esq Friday The 23i inst at M1ores schuol-huuse ON
the Blue Ridge rurnplke, in HE county of Bedford a.,
bout ID miles from LYnchhutt. All parties invited
Ia attend Accommodations will be provided for the
Ladies who tnay be present Several speakers are ex-
pecled 10 be III attendance.
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EDUCATION.

MFRS. E. Fl. CHAPLlN'S School will again 70 O.
WI pened for the reception d pupils on the frs, da
lo,H October next.
T.n-s-si5 per session Of Ave months, fs the first
,,ss sind, :ng English Grammar, Geography, History,
Na,n,.l ,'hilosopv. &c. and $40 Per sesson or all
others.
Every a.tentN.n shall be 'aid 70 the morals and god
o. ~ - uou?t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

CO. lis stated that Mr.. Tyler will in a Few DAYS
"hhlfaw his name as candidate Tor The Presidency
lis likewise rumored that he cmieuIlte, caliinr AN
extra session Vi Congress- 10 reconsider The Texas does.
"1' IN consequence OF prevair iltlor that the Bri-
hh government has loaned Mex ur III lions Of dol
lars 'o enable her carry On hostile operations anans,
Texas We doubt the truth Of lh,se latter rumurs.
however.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
MASS MEETING IN ABINGDON

y Mass Meeting will be held in Abingdon on the 7tl
u October, the anniversary OF The battle vi Kings Moun.
'aa. which rersons OF all Political parties are invited to
attend. Amnng o,her distinguished speakers who are
eNpeetfd 10 be present the occasan, are J. C. Crt.
'e"dsn Of Kentucky, WIN. &. Preston Vi y. Carolina.
aud WA. L. Rvcs OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
NOIIlsE

There will be Political Barbecue and Bai! At Rich
ard ). Ellis Old Factory. ne Norin Of Bethel. in
Atherst. 10 cummence Thursday, the 5,h September.
ana continue Tor three days distinguished gentlemen
at both political parties vii. be iavited 10 addrs, the non
rle, aud are expected IL be present.
By he Managers