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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

THE VA, BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCA-
TON will hold its next Annual Session in this
plac; TO commence Friday, the 3Olh inst. The dele
gates attending it, will call the store Of Messrs j. &
NJ Hollins, Main Street. where committee will be in
attendance to assign them their homes.
Rev. JAS. b. Taylor will preach The Introductory Ser
mon before the adjudication Society,""
" K. l.. Magoon, before the "FOre;gn Missionary
Society"
" Cumberland George, before the "Ha Baptist Bi.
Bile Society,""
" Is. Grnsey, before the General association"
% Ro. Ry!and, before the "Education Society,""
Committee of .4rrangenl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

FOR THE yIRGINIAF.
{. a. JOPLlNG, who was to have started a Balloon
from This place Saturday, the sd of May, made a
perfect failure, some had predicted he would do lie
was cute enough, however To keep all the money re-
ceived by him from those who expecting see an
ascension. Had the people of Charlottesville and Scot,s-
vile. whom he served q understand) in like manner
advertised him, as they should have DONE The cili.
of Lynchburg would not have been imposed upon
by one incapable Of performing that which he proposed
doing; and many, whose purses now minus half a
dollar, might have saved that sum for better purpose
than that Of supporting preiender.
1t is well known that the citizens of Lynchburq have
always been as liberal in pa,rouzng thngs of this
those of any other town; but they dislike 10 be dped
cheated as badly any people, and in exposing 10 the
public the conduct Of e. A. Jupng, believe do 50
with the appreciation fall i, is needless add that he
aud his company have soped from this place, perhaps
Tor the purpose Of trying 10 gull the people elsewhere
Surprising this To be his object ! have deemed il not
improper to make known his manner of proceeding both
here and at the above named pa4es and let those
who palronlze him mol complain
f. PLURIBUS UNUM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

MR.. CLAY.-We menti1ned in our last that some
friends {" Mr. Clay had very generously paid his entire
Indebtedness (amountng TO $30,000) The New
York Tribune has the following auson To this eenerou,
aud delicate transaclion: mr. Clay. who has not fol
many years incurred, owed, debt on his &C.
COUNT has involved himself by endorsing lor relative
vito became deeply embarrassed and failed. The debt,
came upon Mr. Clay to such extent that his property
must have swep, been away to pay them. The circum
stance came to the know ledge of some of Mr.. Cay's
poti al friends and admirers (ew of whom knew him
personally, and they quietly subscribed the
sary To relieve him from embarrassment. The first in
formal he had Of it was the return Of his cancelled
notes"
The New York Courier says il "has been familiarity
acqua ned with all that has taken place in relation to
the raising Of The $4,000. from its ncpent step to ito
final consummatior; and kno1s that those engaged in
that good work desired should not be brought before
the public Accident and the good intention of citizens
who happened not TO have been familiar with the pro-
ceednes and wishes of the parties who furnished the
money, have unfortunately thwarted their intentions y
This is ndee,.. Gas that paper remarks,) emphatic
expression of admira on and feature Of pleases
bette. than the quie. scores: with which it was accom-
plished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

o. An L,fdel Convention in sessio: in New
York few days ago, attended, i, is said by about .O
persons-some of whom, however were drawn TO the
meeting by curiosity. The principal speaker was the
celebrated Robert Owen, Of Lanark, (Scoand) the
father of Robert Dale Owen, leading member Of the
las, Congress from Indiana who is understood to enter,
tain on this subject sentiments similar TO his athers
A Polish lady, Mrs. Rose, also addressed The meeting
The New York correspondent Of the National Intel-
Iigencer thinks there little danger Of its making it
sell fell in the conllauly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
NOTICE..

The Clerk Of the Market in Lynchburg would most
respectfully inform the people in The surrounding
try that in and about the time Of the General Asscia
ton of the Baptist Church. for the State of Virginia,
which is expected to in this place. the last
day of this month MAY ) and will continue for several
days, will be time OF demand for such articles as the
country and season afford. And hope they will
member us. and keep the market well supplied. great
number Of persons are expected from distance, which
will increase the demand considerably Tor all the good
things the country can furnish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
r. PLURIBUS UNUM.


COMMUNICATES
Messrs. Editors.-Will you he good enough to inform
me neither Town Authorities cannot prevent the
lying Of horses the street, as, by the time their
ers have left them, they generally retched entirely
across the foot walk, rendering it impossible for lady
or child to pass item without risking their lives. win
you be good enough To call the attention of the authors
ties to The subject and obige Lady, who is very
much afraid to pass tho heels Of horse?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

%
BARBOUR ashing,on }.
Long QLoco) elected delegate.
LEWIS & BRAXroN-C Camden (I.ocol elected
delegate
fENDLETON-J. J. Dyer U.oco) elected.
All the Counties now heard from, The Loco,
Will have majority o "a join ballot in the gex lie.
glslature-l2 III the Senate and % in the House of
Delegates.
CONGRESS.
Geo. w. Hopkins is elected in the Abingdoa dis.
lr'cth by majority of only IA over John b. George
(boih L"cos)
In the kanawha district. Joseph johnson Qoco)
'ec'ed, beating Gideon ID. Camden (Nhig) Or 500
votes.
The following is list of the Virginia delegation in
the next Consress-all Locus, except Mr.. Pendlson.
who merits The distinction" of italics:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

Southwestern Rond-The Wytheville Wing says
southwestern Virginia will present an unbroken front
IN avof Of tho Southwestern road in the next Leglsa"
'ufe. Every man elected in this quarter of the State
goes tor this road the great saviour Of this region from
utter pTosiration."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

W The Wytheve Wing of the Sd inst, says:
us generally understood here, that Mr.. Polk has con
'eco an office of some kind 1--WE hope lucrative one)
up0" Co James ii. Piper, ofthis county II 50, va
''"cy VIII be createa in the State Senate to be filled by
special eIection.u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

-. on the Sth instant, at his residence in tho coun-
ty OF Campbell in the eighty fh year Of his age, alcr
a protraced and painful illness, Ma SAMUEL Mar
rnEws. Soldier OF the Revolution, and MI homes,
man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
DO,,mcfs !! Uon,sees p

UST received. large assortment of tho latest FASH
- ion of Summer Boanets. together with Z large lot
Of the mos, fashionable Goods for ladies' and geniem-n's
Summer dresses; which will sell unusually low
prices. Our friends aud the pmhlic will find il TO their
interest 10 call and examine stock befre puchasng
rs we determined III offer Inducements IL th0ae ho
are wanting Goods Our stock is large and embraces
almost every article IN the Dry Cords line.
ADAMS 4 WILKINSON,
Bank Square.
Mays lm6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
OBITUARY..

DIED. in Richmond on the 7,h inst. after shor
illness. Dawn WAlssR, ESQ. io'mrrly ii Lynchburg
"A gentleman universally esteemed by ,hoso who knew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
DOCTOR WILLIAMS,
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
10 The people Of Lynchba's and he sisiaisy.
Ovr,cs OPPOSITE THE fsAsKLiE HoTeL.
Nav IL WV
NOTICE.
10 the Public
TTiOMPSO.N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD khPTHA.

NIX NNU NOOU
VNOR the cpon and pulmonary Consu@pion.
Pleursy Bronchitis, Chronic Sore Throat, Asthma, liv-
CT Compstns, Chronic Affections OF the kidneys, he.
More Proof .fnother aa ori,h'ug Care
TucKraToN, NJ j., March IS, 1914.
Three years auenee Of exero In sssist
ing In launch boat, nptned boodsesse In my unss,
which followed by prose splitting Of B'ood and cod
sequen debility so that had To stop work. Procused
medical but the bleeding reccred very
often, accompanied with fever. In short time cough
with great opression hectic fever and night swes
Thus went gradually growing worse, and J becsue
completely gcd until nhont three months mses
trial Of 1liOMpsONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
winch used regularly r three months during whtsh
time gradually improved and nav bear my testimony to
value, the only medicine which bsnsts and has
restored me To health. PHILIP holden.
This invaluable medicine put up In bces having the
fellow ing wods blown in the glass "Thompsons Cons
pound syrup 81 Tar lot Consumption without whirh none
Is genuioc.
For sale hy JOHN II. SEAY,
Agent ior I.,nehburg and vicinity
May ~ II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

THE NEW lROOP.-Ala meeting Of the gentle.
men who have recently agreed 10 organize Troop in
this place, on Thursday evening last, the following oil
GERS were elected: John NJ. Speed. Captain; Hugh
Mon'gomerie. lat Lieutenant; DR.. Francis o. Temp
kins, I'd Samuel Dexter Otey, Sd and James b..
Green, 4lh Success attend the efT,u!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
.VesC Tin, Sheet Iron NMA Come,
ESTADLlSHMENT.


VINliE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned and Mr.. VIM. Muuell, having been
dissolved the list day Of May, he has taken the house
Immediately apostle Mersrs. Adams Il vilkinson's
Store. and few doors below tho Market House where
he intends 10 carry the above business in all lis vnr.
branches. He would return his most sincere think
10 The customers of the late firm Of Nurell Il Smith for
the very liberal patronage he then enjoyed and he would
say to them, as well as the public generally that be- is
now prepared with all the necessary materials and first
rate workmen. and pledges himself have all work en-.
trusted 10 him executed In the expedous manner
lie will keep constantly On hand all kinds Of TIN
WARE. lilo will attend TO the
Covering AMI GMltcring Of Houses,
in town country, the shortest notice and upon the
most approved pas and thai the public may be assured
Of his cnfciency such work In the best q, yle
he would refer them TO the three Granite and other bull
dings on Main Street, which were rooted during the last
IL months by the hnnds in his employ ment and under
his exclusive superintendence.
Tobacco FSHiscstss Sheets.
Particular attention III be- paid 10 the selection Of
suitable materials and cutting any sire, ,ch sracf
nicely, the above sheets.
tie would invite the attention Of Uholesaie Uent,r,
AZ well as the public generally as he is determined to
execute his work in such and upon such terms
rs will make il to the INTEREST of ali 10 give him
call All work warranted Old Copper and Pewter
taken in exchange for work.
JAMES D. SMITH.
May l2 WITS
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BACON and LARD,

On 000 LBS Family Lard and Bacon,
~O,VOV 10000 lbs No. | Leaf Lard.
For sale Low by w I. YOUNG.
May l2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

no ehoch'd The " hceis?'--Undcr this signican.
caption, the Cni'ed States Journal the successor of the
Madisooa". and rival of the Un"n at Washington city
has The following curious paragraphs. They some.
thing:
1--WE understand that a Wing was removed from the
Treasury Department yesterday and Restored his
morning. Why2
"a Democrat. Mr.. Montague. Inadvertently re.
moved from the Treasury Department few weeks since
but has not been restored office for want of an oppor
tunny."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

Or PROFESSOR DAMER'S co NCERJ. in
which he was assisted by many Of his pupils and other
ANA teurs, was numerousy attended, last Friday even
ing aud gave great satisfaction Better Judges than We
pretend TO be were highly delighted with the brlan,
execution Of many Of the pieces which had been selected
with great taste, and drew down loud applause. The
most juvenile ofthe eIiormersa little boy of more
We jrdge. than or 9 years Of age-exhibied remarka
BILE skill aud accuracy in the part assigned him. We
have never witnessed prccocious manifestation
musical talent We should Ike 10 parliculaze in some
cases; but propriety. Of course fprbds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
GEDIsl.l; NAesDY,


sVOsgg VIVA 0OsWSNsSSsObo sWevG0WW6,
(FFERS 10 his friends and the public generally,
\Ilhe hes, asserted stock ii Goods in his house;
embracing almost every article usually kept on sale BY
hose N his line; oil 81 which he pledges himself sell
Al prices 10 suit The times They have been carefully
selected by himself in Richmond and Baltimore and can
not. he thinks fail To please. The stock in part CONSISTS
90 900 lbs prime Western Bacon,
20 'ons well assor,ed bar Iron.
- g." Tndrgar lrun,
Ion American Blsterrd Steel,
GOO his double Shear aud Css, do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, varhus factories
$50 Keys Nails. assorted sizes.
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt. large ana well filed,
% hhds and ,erces N. o. Porto Rico and ST.
Crox Sugars;
10 F." aud barrels N. o. and Porto Rico Mulasses
- very fine Sugar House do
: chests extra fine Gunpowdcr Tea. equal 10 any
i, Is believed IN this market,
:" Black Tea.
" common.
10 10 ID. chests q. =. and Imperial Tea
q boxes Tin Plate, az
1000 a. Russia Sheet Iron.
500 !" American do No "a o6
300 " best Spanish iu,go,
1000 =" Du,ch Nindder.
1000 !" :" Green Copperas,
200 bags prime green Rio. i.aguyra and ST, Domingo
Coffee
10 " prime old Java do
10 :. fine green Cuba do
bbls. Alum.
so bbls sup. and family Flour,
cases SILK und Fur Hats.
25 duzen Palm Leaf do
800 lbs refined Saltwtre,
bags white Ginger,
do Pepper.
. do Allspice
20 bhls No. |, new clipt Iler,ngs
10 A. 3, new Mackarel.
8 :" Shad
10 hafbbIs, Roo llerrings,
nerce new Rice, a beautiful article;
eases ."npowdcr Tea, in h. caddy boxes,
10 boxes Sperm Candles,
20 Adamantine do
% !" Fsow do
100 sides good aud good damaged Sole Leather,
90 - black and Russell a.
800 lbs. black Harness
50 dox bed Cords and Lines,
8 leases fresh Salad Oh.
4hnxcs varicgaird Soaps.
boxes aud 3 bbls. Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
90 90 keys '"' White Lead warranted soperior.
2 tons Cas-, Mould Board. | and 2 horse,
6bosrs low priced Chewing Tobacco.
oask Saleralu..
20 kegs Blasting Powder.
10 " Rife and Dupon,'s,
1000 Bar Lead,
80 bags Shot, assorted sizes,
! case Gelaiinc,
g doz. Tar Cans,
10 barrels N. C. Tar,
10 do lsle Of Wgh, Cider Vinegar,
bale fresh Hops.
100 pair heavy Brogans,
! ease Genilcmen's Shocs,
do Ladies' do
ease Shoe Thread,
don. Half Bushels,
10 sets Measures
Together with u large lot Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, SC. 4 o.. for snIo very low
for cash, OF in barter ioi Country Produce.
And On consignment
80 bales "a and "A Drown Domestics,
20 i" Ms. | and 2 Oznaburgs,
TAINTED.
Bacon, Lard. Wool, Beeswax. Feathers, Butter
Tow and Flax Linen. Hemp. Tallow. &c. &c, fo
which the highcs, marke, price will be paid
My l2 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
THE GtJII.I.OEINE

Inc following appointments are officially announced.
Edmund Burke, Commissioner of Patents &c in
place of Henry l.. Ellsworth resigned, (n order a. i,
ought to have been sad TO prevent being emoved) Otis
n. Coe, Collector al Sacketts lIarbor vice j. O. Die
key removed; Phiueas w Leland Collector at Fall Ry
er, Mass vice Charles J Holmes, removed; Edwin
Wilbur. Collector a, Newport, Il |. vice William En-
mis-. removed; Tn mas NJ Peltil Of Philadelphia l., be-
Attorney of the United States for the eastern dislrc, OF
Pennsy kauia, vice Henry NJ. Watts, removed; Henry
liorn Collector Al Philadelphia vice Calvin Blythe re
moved, Henry Welsh, Naval Officer, Philadelphia vice
joel b. Sutherland, removed; George +. Lehman. De
putty Postmaster. Philadelphia, vice - Hoy, removed
James A. Nich"s. Collector at Perth Amboy, New
jersey, in the place of Solomon Andrews. removed.
Benjamin A. Bidlack, member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, is appointed Charge d'Affaire. to New
Grenada, place of the present incumbent (whose name
we do not remen,ber,) removed.
As the Alexandria Gazette re ra,ks, however. che
official announcements do no. comprise, in reay one
bali Of the removals. Every principal officer makes
changes in the subordinate departments under his con-
troll and thus the system carried out in all its diyi
sinns ana ramifcaons.'
DIR. Orrs A. Browne. Chief Clerk Of the NAVY De-
pariment, has resigned, Ito prevent being removed to
make way for a man of Mr. Bancroft 3 selection.
The Alexandria Gazette chronicles the following
changes in the Custom House at tia, place: Edwin S.
longh, Inspector and Deputy Collector. place Of Ed
ward Green, appointed Collector; Thomas Swan.
Weleher and Measurer, in place of Turner Dixon re.
moved X. S Douglass, Inspector, in place of Thomas
Swan.
The Baltimore papers mention ten removals and p
pon'men's in the Custom House in that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
HER RZN'G&.

IN BBLS No CLIPPED HERRLN'CS JUS,
u received, and for sale low for cash bv
w. 7. YOUNG.
May l2 Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
APPOMAT"rOX COUNTY We understand tn

APPOMATrOX COUNTY.-We understand tina :,
the new county of Appoma,ox carved out of the
ties of Campbell, Buckingham. Prince Edward and
Charlotte, regularly organized last Thursday in con
fomiiy To the act Of ,he last Legislature. John Il.
Bocock. ESD was elected Clerk Of the County Cont,
agains, number Of mpetors-1'homas s. Bocock.
Esq received the appointment Of Commonw ealll's At
torney--and A. l.egrand. Esq appointed Commits
missioner Of the Revenue. We were opposed to the
formation Of the county but nevertheless sin.
cerey wish that all the advantages and benefits anci
paed from it by its Jealous and unlirng friends may be
realized.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

CyOthS aud CNsstaneres.
lust To hand great variety Of splendid FRE.NCH
- AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AND C.dSSI-
.nERES, from comn,on To the finest g0sds manulsc-
,ur-d.-Also = variety of vrsiogs, al of which viii
be ~ld unusually low. TURNER L BURWELI.
AHil IL f0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

T1uE LYNC11DUKG
e " E.lP CASH 3 II o u Is.
EWING 4 FRANKLIN,
HlAViNG associated themselves together, fm tho
L l. purpose Of doinga
Dry Goods Business
In this place, at til, house furmey occupied BY Mesars.
Burton 4 R'des, ono door below DON 4. G.. Peien,
have jus, received aud opened their
STOCK OF GOODS,
which WAS purchased in the Northern Cities, upon the
very bes, terms. All they ask, is call fnsn their
ends, To satisfy them that they selling cREAr.-
They will take great pleasure In sho,sing their Goops
In their iends and will every exeron " please all
who may favour them with call.
SAMUEL F.. EWING,
EDWARD FRANKLIN, il.
May 8 mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

o. letter from Washington says:-"A part of the
Gobe contract has not Yet appeared in printviz tina,
the senior editor OF the Gbe is to have the Russian
mission. There is little doubt, however of the fact"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
400 .v.EGROES WANTED.

400 .V'EGKOES WANTED.
liE Subscriber bcys leave to inform his friends and
u the public generally, that ha intends To be in
Lyochburg by the 10Th Of May AZ which time he will
be In market Tor
rVyO MU.VDWED NsGROE0,
Of b,h ssxe. -nmongst the number he wishes 10 pur-
chase some Mechanics; Black Smiths. Carpenter and
Coopes. female House Servants ST. &c. lie will give
due notice when 40 arrives and viii pledge himself "
pay the highest market value Tor tie above Propeuy.
GLORGE DAVIS.
Nav iAs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

G3- The Annual Convention of the Protestant Epi,
copal Church, in the Diocese Of Virginia will be held il
Fredericksburg, On the third Wedm sday Ohe 2lsD o
lhe present munih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
TIE TOBACCO MARKET.

Our country readers i'll see, from the sales reported
by Mr.. John II. Tyre. during the pas, week, {and
sundry Others, which have been communicated To
us) that fine Tvbaccos. particularly the manufacturing
qualities, continue TO command unpreceden,eds high
unprecedented especially in the large quantity
sold at those prices. For shipping Tobacco. the prices
remain about stationary.
Our Manufacturers. we take it for granted dong
thriving business. aud the planters necessarily participate
in their prosperity. The growers of Tobacco may See
by comparison Of The prices given in this market with
those in other places. the decided superiority Of the
lynchburg market OVER any other in the Staie--lhis
indspuabo fact is doubtless to be accounted Tor. in
part. by the better qualities Of Tobacco made in this
section Of country; tntlts in great measure owing
Also TO the deserved popularity Of the Lychbrg brands
in the great consuming markets of the South and South>
west. Our fine Tobacco aud skillu featuring
cooperate with each other in enabling
10 eclipse all competitors in the flavor and finish oi the
article; while the wide field thus opened 10 hem and
the fair sales consequent upon the admitted superiority
Of their ,cbaccos. justify them in giving prices which
must Eve judge by the reports Of sales elsewhere
tonish both manufacturers aud planters in other sections
Of the country. The customers Of manufacturers in
the South and West will perceive by the sales reported
to.day. as well heretofore, that they cannot fail
have Tobacco adapted 10 the most fas,idous lasie
uactured from the presen, crop.
sgain congratulate the planters the advantage
of having manufacturers among themselves. and con
sequentIy a Home .Markei-ihe beneficial effects Of
which. however it may be decried when gtar o6
not but he felt and appreciated by those who are every
day sharing them. Compare the prices Of Manuacu-
ring with those Shipping Tobacco; and the superior,
iiy Of the home over the foreign market is demonstrated
But, according to the reasoning Of folks. ought
to destroy the better, for tho purpose Of sustaining the
inferior marset-Nay, if their theory be sound. wa
should, instead Of manufacturing own Tobacco and
thus giving employment to our own labor well as
nealing richly the planters. send it Great Britain
to be manufactured for u.s. aud bring back for our
own consumption The manufacture Of Tobacco among
furnishes. in miniature practical illustration of the
results Of the system which 1t is the object of we'll
gested Tariff to make co extensive with the Unon and
varied as the interests il is intended 10 protect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12

o. Rev +. }. SPARROW has been chosen Presi
dent Of liampden Sydney Coege-and il is believed
thai he will accept the appointment.