davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
To tho Editor, ofths Lynehbwg pn~tiaG;

CAMPBELL CouNry Fsb. 10, ls4o.
.ueWs Editors-alhste is nothing OF mueif imrer'
lance woray Ut raon III his part al the comfy
Who the candidates Iur The Spring campaign all BIZ,
mos, talked ot1 ihungh Oregon Bills" War. Roads.
aud remnvas by The President and "Exlta BLY," ara
discussed. The Locos nd Wings nee % on the most
OF these questions in this sSclion al county; and espe
cally, as 10 The great lmput'nce {" sending laientsd
members from His county the n,vi Le9slaur ol II
eina. Neshs expecl yuu Of Nv ne burg, 10 presenl
Tor our suhfages, one, Who Is Competent to he task
which y III be presented 10 them = you do. We VIII be-
iound al the polls We have lately his naNe pre-
sened through the columns OF your paperl nlnte 10
{. J.. MOSBY. Esq He is fully abie To defend us
on all tie Ia ortant questions, which We anticipate will
be brought before tho Assembly -oue whom oil
will unite in this part Of the county, provided he is
now generally understood the LynchJurs CANDIDATE
He is he man.
The loss It Mr.. Tou's servisrs IT this time, is re
GREETED BY many. some Of whom OF tho Opposite par.
y. and his c'orse Generosity approved OF in relation
roads, &c Bur. like he people II couniies III his
state we are opposed to the Rail Road unless it "comes
our way"
Il is reported here that President pix has minated
to your worthy Postmaster, that his viii not
much longer needed II. sorry hear IT. and
hope he vii present 10 The people Of the county, well
moval. hundreds Of whom without distinction Of parry
will take pleasure in signing it.
Some commu0n prevails in this neiqhborhnod but
whether office" is The cause, as some believe, am
unable ~ slate. +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

10 accept II. Another ia that Great BriIan prepared
10 ,eld 10 Mr. Polk demands. /. the treaty shall spu.
late Tor material reduction of ta of duties Bri.
'sh hbrics--and that Mr.. Polk and two thirds Of the
senate are prepared 10 barter away right poiect
our own industry for the benci, 81 British capitalists
and lahoters. But the last Washington Cnlon gives
diplomatic denial In these runners. Il says: These
poiical goss,ls ans, know Of what is enc FOR"
ward than the dipomAtiss no behind thu curtain.
For our own part, Te are not ndeisrd If any thing
bout negotiations or ie,ns proposed much less t,sa.
"fg ccnc'aded' This is the usual siye In which eonr
tiers speak when they mean Ia deny the truth of any er
roneous statement. II Ia mdirnfsd 10 contradict false
Statement, ab'ei government, s1a,ts In plain Engsh
The resolution recently passed by the House of Rep
resen'atives giving "notre" To Crest Brain, you may
have remarked. Ia Rot altogether pastahle 10 the war
party They dsfe the qualifications lacked to it.
and which 10 some extent dtprises ii Of ihs hostile shape
which they desired II 10 assume |, will. howrver be
dou. less still further modh by the Senate. III shall
pass ,ha' body tall.
Public o. 'hon is s,i divided on the question Of peace
or wsr This Union la. this emphatic remark: I'VE
NAV almost dscla that there will be no war; II does
not however snlis The public as 10 tho 2faunds "i
Its confidence except ,>sy that Tie last Proposition OF
the BRUSH Minister. sugA ssitns afotnion Indicates
decidedly pacific dIsps. ~ on the rari ot his gov
eminent. True; bat In what 'smhsf hss 1t been met
by our own Is it orobabs thai lie unconditional IL
pulse OF that proposition will increase he pacific e'sp"s''
lion Of our adversary The contrary elt Imagine
s rnofe naturally 10 be aniipaed.
letter of Ex-senator Rves To friend IN y ashins
Ton. on Ibis question, sal this moment ailIao 'ng NJ
e atienlion-whioh il well deserves M we'll To- It's
great ability Ms for The just view II takes ol the whu,
CONTROVERSY hope you may be abe to make room for
il al early day. Those Who have extolIed tho ahl
ny OF Mr.. Buctanan's Argument. (Pethape " thou
sadn. H. will be apt. after reading Mr.. Rssss
view # II, 10 admit HAT The Secretary Of State only
assumes 81 unienabe position. but that in attempting 10
sustain il by basin. our TILE 10 Oregon msnly OF III.
treaty of 1919 VIII Spain. n. has essentially weakened
claim. THIS Letter worthy 10 be placed by the side
Of those OF Mr. Gaalu "a the same subject. and cannot
fail 10 eAer salu'ay info,oee upon public sentiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
EDITORS CuRREspo.yDE.YGE.

RIcHnoNo, Fep. IA. 1916.
Il is a common remark here than 40 Important cues.
To be scHid this winter by the frsr vote ny
unit, however decisive tina, Vote may be. have never
knowa many successful motions far the recunsid.
era'mr OF rejected Propositions during the pres
rnt vr'er. The bili prayidng to- l.s ehten i,
sion II the canal To Buchanan aud Tor The compile
Won ct its several urkais,el connections between
Lyuchbcrg and tide water winch had been Indefinitely
postponed, was sR haIssy Ias r,c,sertl, and the
subject eeke~ed 10 select committee maiIrily Of
that eem@itlee has determined 10 feprl bl, which. If
re,ne'nbtt accurately. provides al the af sS27
~o shall DE ralsed for the extension uf tie canal to
.>ofM Hirer and Tor The completion Of the tide walcf
and other cnnnectens, in The foL,w;ne ranurr: Tie
Stale 10 subscribe three iilhs Of the sum- aa The com
paey ~ be authorized 10 borrow (fil oan) The fenain
'ne two h:hs on the credit Of lis su,l ,s os specific
FoFon OF Witch Is to be sci apart annually tor the pay
ent oi the Interest on this loan aud f5 The eXi.
Sushmenl OF the principal wl'hn period OF twenty
years, 10 which tne HE charter of The Company which
by the way, .AIrts HE present 5eat i, 10 be extend
tof this bill the substitute Of the character of which
have heretofore appZ-d yoa 4uihuriznI the issue of
sooooUo OF guaranteed bonJs 10. the construction OF the
Blue Ridge Canal and for the comb. lion Of III. saith
side, Rvanna and Tide water cA,n inns "a II ~. of y
en at proper time. My mpression however. is that
neither proposition will finally succeed notwi,hsa nd
Eng '"e reconsideration. which carried only BY two
majority. although voted for by some af members.
~ sP'rit Ut courtesy. who will 40, sustain ary pro-
so'''on mat may be devised The resignation Of Mr.
mas not. IN my opoiun added any strength for
"e esen at least 10 the central improveine Mt; and i.
Win depend greatly upon tbs future policy chs success
Is wei az npoR the public confidence in his capacity
man Of practical mind, whether ,ha, eveat, So long
e''e' ~ large portion Of the community. is des.
'Ae' an suspicious influence hereafter Public opinion
"''e seems quite unsettled in reference to Mr. Cabell's
I"'1" Gen. Bernard Peyon, COL. Tho. II. Bon.
a"'' gov. Mcdowell. Col JJbn Jori IN Of Rock.
h,ss, d. John Brockenbrou.h and Richard Reins
'Deen named ia connection with The appointment.
IL p'ooshs may be made al the Adjourned meet.
Is. '"s Stockholders 10 bs he.4-rc he first N.aaa
on 'eoiiOo Question: which it as s1by Sc ist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

great set bis MUD clear aud soul calm, lie had unta'
ken confidence IN 'hilsts aonement No eleud uveist
his aosl skyno tear iii tpibcd his BOSOM In tbs happ
hame he remained, giving Kind words OF advice rpfoo
and eshoffsiion To oil that into his room, while the
power of-peeph was hia Thee words will he for
gotten 10y Who hard them Though dead he niuues
About ten o'clock Al he Tell asleep In Jesus, leaving
devoted wife, eight children long train ions and
MANY ncigoo's 10 mourn their nrpahc less. The church
IN him has lost true mend Ills house has long been rest
nk place Tor the hefads OF the These too,
feeling thsf loss will long cherish kind memh,an of
him. We all mourn, but not as those who have hope
The hest evidence is lett that what Is ios IL his
nal gain "i,t me die the death OF the shieouslet
last end be like his"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
For THE vinsIYfAH.
NELSON COUNTY.

Mr.. joseph e. CabeIl having resigned his sinaiIon
as Presiden, ofihe James River II kanaWha Company.
suggest him to the voters OF the COMFY Of Ne5on
suitable persu 10 represent them IT. The neat Legislature
of Virginia. Il is unnecessary Tor say rne word
in regard 10 his ability his views all subjects Sale
or Federa--thry are known /, the whole country
But viii say the subject Of Internal Improvement
and Education in which Virginia is Interested
will h. an able advocate. This antlce is given without
knowing the wishes of Nh {. the subject Bot BY
one who thinks Virginia is poised bslance and her
future destiny depends upon the which she takes
the subjects of Internal improvements and Education
and promptly. We should therefore call nut The oes
talents Of the country and demand Their services
VOTER OF NELSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK,

This maghifeen work of Work Of Art by Wes
which has Of late attracted great crowds Of people IN
Richmond Baltimore s. the principal Northern cities, is
now on exhibition at The Methodist r. Church. in this
plsce here it will remain each day and evening the
present week Your country readers well The cit
lxsns Of Lynchhnrg generally. shonld not fail Ia behold
this SPLENDID epic composun Of divine aud almost living
art The admission ia but lrfs. and p ased
10 notice that citizens are not wanting in lhe: las
to appreciate 30 eloriDus production Of the pencil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

o. The Ladies' Of tho First Pennsylvania Church
inrn their gra,efu acknnw Judgments 10 Mr. J. Nj War
wick tot the use Of his budlng--io the cllizens III
Lyncibl aud lis vicinity for their very liberal patron,
age--to tise who generously contributed 10, assisted
them in their preparations Tor their late kefreshmpni-
and trust that all may "ihe blessing of the Lord
it makelh rch. aud he addelh no sOrruw with H."
February l7th. 1916
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

Co tesoiuna has been offered III the Alabama I.e-
gisatnre receive the coming that Stale un
der the dsttIbuiioa law. There Is probability of its
passing, though the legislature has hefeluofe refused
receive il. Nkpg VIII Nr2inia receive her quota,
s~"",iag 10 ti2.o0D. lyns idle in oas of her
Binks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
MARRIAGES..
".anoLh.r ana az lhe failLGL rtrn4edN

".qaoiher one Of the faithful reua,dsd"
Married on Wednesday, the 18th nst by the Rev. Mr.
Gilbert, THOMAS ~ Acros, Esq formerly Editor Of the
jackson (rsnn) Republican, TO Miss ANN, daughter Of
1homas " ood, Esq, of Bote,o"rt county.
In Amherst, on the 25tl ofJanuary, by the Rev n
!. G. Slaughter Mr. PATRICK II. lANpRu; TO Mis-. SARAH
z. OLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
Nails, Sugar. &C.

Nails, Sugar. &C.
1nO KEGS CUT NAILS. Sd tp I'D
1VV As do Box aud Lining do
10 hhas. prime new rrop, N. y. Spgat
10 boxes Adamaniine Candlee,
10 Baskets Tolscoo OIL.
30 ious Lump Plaster 4#ah
5000 lbs. Prime New Bacon.
70 bush. prime Mountain Glover Seed.
100 sacks Liverpool Salt.
Receiving and for sale low, by ,sk
J.. GE5 DAGBY.
Feb. rs Ia II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

% Nzknsioc *. s"n'tali. Esd will not be caud
dare ,eIrrsen Abenial county IN The nea, General
Assembly ot Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

NIRGlNAi At rules held in the clerks office Of the air
en-" superior court Of law and ehsncery Tor Franklin
county, tho I'd day OF February, 1886;
Joanna Hambrick aud Eli Hsmbritk, lwhinh said Eli
iIamblick sues ior tho benefit Of O,ey liainhnek)
Plsn,ih,
against
Weathrtston Is. Greer, curator aud administrator with
the will annexed 81 William Curtain, dccn John Bur.
we'll Josb Early, Robert 7. " Gods, Showers Price, Shef.
IN OF Franklin and such admnis ra,os OF hcme.
u. Greer deceased, rh.odori,k ehb iliam Halpsin
Joseph Halpain and Samuel iambrick,
Defendants.
In CHAnoERY.
The defendants Wcatheston 8. Greer and Joseph Hat
pain not having entered their appearance given security
according to the act Of assembly and the rules NJ this cout
and airing nv satisfactory evidence that thew are ,
OF this commonwealth II 10 ordered thai the said
defendants do appear here the frat day the ne n term
and the bill Of the plaintiffs, and ha,a copy this
order be forthwith inserted in some published
the OF Lynchburg for two months snecsssvey and
posted at the font door OF the courthouse Of this eosy
Copy-Tssts,
no.A. SCOTT, ~ 6.
Feb. 10 uom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
IL, James liyIuss,on,

WI JVUIUs LENIursgOuf
N0U will please 10 nhe notice, that on The 24h
J. day oi March neat. Al the s,uic house oi Thomas
Pmrkad, IN the county If Franklin, and State Of Vir.
eiuia shall rtoc" 10 take ,he Propositions OF Wesley
L. fnnes and Others TO be read evidence In the
al of sun IN thanoery, pending aud nndeletmin.
ed In the Clrcnn Superior Cuun oi Law and Chances
~, mr the county # FnoRln, in which | am plaintiff
aud You and Others are defendants aud # from my
cause. ihe said deousllons should ba completed
that day they will he Continue trom day 10 day until they
ar ton pei d. wien AID he eyou may ri aud II you
tLnk lrver CHARLES {. LEE.
Feb 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
a esss I1ass
10 Mr.. Bradley 5. aIovcri

y the 2olh n March nexl, al The tavern of N. H.
Thornton, Burking am {. H., between the hours If 10
ocIucl \. NJ. aud oclock. Z. NJ proceed take the
de o,rlans Of Iuiia dudee and others 10 be read
evidence ina canc'ty pending IN he circuit supes
court Of law and chanrery Tor the county Of Buck
Inahan,, IN which an plalnuf, md you and WIN. ).
Glover IN ha own night and as administrator Of Robert
Glover deed, are defendants. lf from amy cause the
nepnslions should not be commenced or completed
mai day, they will be taken the nextthat Is the
llst March. 1876.
JOHN P. WOODSON. Admir-
ol Phineas q. Wright. deed.
FEB. 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

The Whss Of OH. have oomiasted William Beab
E'q Of Butler coaay. ihe,t candidate lor the office
OF Governor VI that STATE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
Fresh Garden Nerd.

Fresh Garden Seed.
subscriber has JUS, received s snr;nv svrr,s
oil Garden Seed. consisting ot u variety VI kide II
Iso'oges, b'e'' had.hes. Cacd rbers, Lr,,ncs. Sal
nips. Melons, Sc. Be- ~
Early Why Peas.
large white Linn beans, Horticultural f,s,,s i,.,,.
Is. 49,. kns Beans. and fsw ehoirr Flower Se.as
no seeds are neatly put up, With dircc,inr. t,t
planting aud warranted fresh. S'"' WI
For sale by
Feb. II D'.xsM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

r0yHE ensuing ses,in Of MISSES CORDONy
u SCHOOL. will cumnrnce w Monday. ihs 9sh Ut
February. lS4b.F i1t4a5 q siraH
TERMS for the session of munths. payable ~ ad-
81, clsss-teY beginners, ~ atta ~
2nd class-fur the niure advanced: Spelling. "a
Reading. Waiting, Arithmetic, History sstA
and Geossghy, M
81 OnhoQrapiy. Reading. Waiting. 4ei
Ari,huaajc. English Gira.am... Ancient 4 n
Mmlcrn Geography sud sm,s,siiaR. as9s IS %
4ih class--a tho higher branches ssaslly -aa @
l.,vht in thu iest r.,A..ls .x,.,h., rak .sf
French. 81 a IS 90
Music ou The piana. 3 isasors PCT week. p 20
drawing and Printing. ~ On
Qrun'sl Tin.rR, 500
Wax Work. 10 W
Emhs"dssy. = %
BOARD pes mpoih. 70 70
ian - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

IN Il HAVE ir sale a considerable quantity of
~ CORN, OATS. RYE AND FLAXsEED.
Alsn. p2.O0O pounds family Bacon. tar
which ,>e Would take less hsn The Lynchburg market
prce.
We contiasr to sell DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERES. ~ very low rates.
z DRuMMOND g. son.
Feb. % w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

"A CARD.
rE'liE cz'ns Of Lynchbure at respectfully in
i formed that G.. B,zI,ura proposes 10 Commence
his couIse uf musical instruction, on the
PIANO, GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN.
on the o3d last II IA desirable therefore, that those
who are dlsposed 10 hestow their patronage ON him
would he kind enone 10 inform him Of II.
His office will he over d. II. Lyman's store.
Terms ,r months nst ucllon on other ol the above
Instruments t25.
Feb. 10 la il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19


rDEkliAps |, may 10, - generally known ,bnsgh-
oat rhr country tha, q. lsrpr and commanding sleek
fv the very hes, PIANO 1okc4e ssa sI~sys
bo with al our establishment IT. this cry, alrssdy
furnished a, the largest and ms Equitable scofIcs
Nnrih.
Constant additions enable 10 present. A. oil times.
from eighteen twenty four instruments, embracing all
tho fashionable s'ylss Of Of 6nish. b Ut rhogany aud
rosewmd. We will furnis, them IN a, ao,d terms ~
the hes, makers sell similar Instruments North. IN ad-
dtou. We ufer them ir salr rpm ial, subj CT N be
returned II MT g,od Sluuld such m even, oceaf va
agree to boar tho expenses Of transportation both go
and returning.
Our Vtes, confidence In the ina,rnohtnta which VI a.
fer aud tho entire satisfaction Expressed by ihSs who
have bought and tried t-m einbolhsn ~ ~ make these
lrrs Dot VI salc VI four hundred, not oNt has
proven bad
A written guarantee of heir excellence, and of good
faith on our part viii accompany the instruments WHOM
required.
Having IN employ skilfa ,unrr and tsRulaos 81
Tho Piano Forte reancs may be placed H. the insisu.
n~nt being put IN perfect nna and urdrr nd packeA IN
The most durable manner TOR 10 any psss
81 The country. Prices vary from $50 27 s. 500 32S
$50. To GOO dollars.
We aso furnish the PAM Forte with Culeman's r..
lian Attachment
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers IN Piano Forces.
and Mdsic. 1877 Nam street
a., kichraend. Va.
"'onmond. jan " nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
Comfortable Quarters.
III NTyC 20 TX o U G u ,

n 0 ~ r q = I, ! O Il Q q q
CHARLoTTEsvILLE.
E---c HAVING eased the above establish
TaTtIis rnent aud moved thereto shall be thank.
Mss " ful far the patronage Of H.. public. pedg-
6ss9 t,.,s.ssl2 ng myself do all to make my
rne,s cnInlofa6e. To my tcrmer patrons at The Ea.
lle HueI. return my sincere thanks for past favors.
ard hope they Viii sui lavnr with their patronage
can at least give themrsas good accommodations as
heretofore My bedding and Of the best quality
and those who dislike sorry bed ard lis attendants
need haze fears. My accomm' daons will be exren
sve. Us have reserved that large brick Snen for
mery attached to the Eagle Hnpl. and known as the
Jefferson Honse, and tie large brick stables attached
thereto and fronting the saHe street with the Nonlicel>
h Hnusp. u. w. IuRPlN.
Charlottesville Feb. lo w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
~ Ii ysGE.

~ 2iGE.
Ely virne Of deed Of lr.N, executed TO nsas Irns
, tees, by WIN. Almond, Sf and Sdsannsh Al
mud hparug dae 25h day Of O.t, 1926. and duly re
corded Il, ths county court Of Cam shell We shall On
Flitay The 10 day Of March 1916, for ready money.
proretd IL sell. on tue piemses. q IRACl Ok FAX
Gel OF LAND, containing 70 acres. be !lie same
less All ,jmng The lands OF David Nafshal,
ancls W. rhonl H. Richard llsm.rsey and Others.
We shall convey ony such title as Is vested IN Us by
es,< deed " lrust
nnRHlIs n M eonSs. : Trustees.
Feb 10 tl5M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

fNSTRUC1lONS.-The w ashin.an correspondent
p the N. Y Journal al commerce. ask, with an air Of
great simplicity, il Mr. Allen oil OhIo ou 1T moi. in
cordng with the Lucoacu doctrine, 10 resign his seat in
the Senate, seeing that his ate is nav. size has
been several years, decidedly Wing Such question
argues en- ire Ignorance of the IocOfco creed That
party very rgd IN enforcing the right Of instruction.
when their opponents 10 be Thereby deprived OF their
W.at-bu, WHEN 'opr bull cores her Why then II
different affair altogether aud The invaluable right
olnstrucon is sc, aside very troublesome and IN
copv-nien, doclrins. They hy wiillns 10
BE pasrd by the will Of their constituents" though
they argue very senously in flvnr q tia omnp"tence
u The voice ii the dear p.nilo'@hena Wig siaEds
in Heu Nay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
.S's3ss fsefs,S ts'.f.v'YED.

5n'llf sUBst RiDER has permanently located in
The 1e"n 81 l.lhatiy. and would inform the cili>
Rms Of BEDFORD and the Surrounding counties. that he
"shes 10 purchase,
a number cf Likely Negroes,
tar the Santhrtl Market
Having made arrausemenlp dlspnsc of them In the
S 9th. In sill nay the MOSF LIBERAL CASH
PRICES fur al likely T1E1nOES, oil both sexes.
Persons having soth property for sele will find II 10
their In 'erfst 10 Rlv. him call, before selling.
All letters Addressed to hn A. Liberty will be rromp.
Is attended Ia. WILSON &. HEWITT.
Liberty. February 10 3mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

II is mol ouI rresen; purpose 10 euqaife into Tue valid
iiy o the objections urged by the Calhoun 10
Gus nominations, farther than 10 say. that while
sent 10 the general u the position that they
oue To be dispensed with whe il be practicable
d. So yet there great difficulties in the
ion Of public sentiment, IN particular cases, without
their use. We have lorg regarded iudiserinnale
sort 10 caucus nominations as great .vllte Il Is IN
queso'aby often necessary Evil Such is the case.
when parties, nearly equally divided aud sluegiing for
the maintenance establishment Of great principles, can
nhly avert defeat hy ration OF lh.r sufages
upon some particular rlivldual among a number WIN
may be indicated by rubllc opinion equally prominent
representatives of thoSe principles. Measures can
only be carried out by "men and il is ubyI"us that
drilled minority uniting harmuulansly a single cham
pon. will always overthrow maJfiiy, Which, Instead
Vt rally upon nan. shall divide their upon
more. The question: IN that case, 10 be decd'd
Is. whether IL Is important 10 achieve victory by
the aid Of nomination, IN suffer def al rstI er
Than resort 10 uesF'n Of such Questionable expedency'
Parties viii rarely decide In favor Of the iormer course
and in many eases, they ought uo 10 d" So, Il ere ara
Nccasols, how ever, len nations necessary
10 the Of prncpis. and where they ATE
ttsurl-d To unly promote IL such cases they are
uniiiqaed evils and ought 10 he resisted. We have
space u,day enlarge uon this hfanch Of the suo.
)tc,; bat We may lak, early occasion u do 50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
n EV'FsEK.

5000 KEGS + aud IF KENTUCKY ri
kVOU FILE POWDER, direct from he lacto
~. For sale by
DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
Richmond Feb 70 ut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
W. NEW GOODS.
W have received new and aplcnd,d .,ocL If
DRY GOODS

wheb In 'ddi,"n To our 'rmsr supply renders on, Az
s",'m~'l complete. embracing both Siopie and Earru
a.noes Our cason,ers will find every Thing ,hsy a..
or huutr In ,hs place y w w"
we nave 'lso IN hand an extensive assortment ri
HAS, b"ts. SHOES &c. &c. which viii \. 1900 y.
the most advantageous terms. s'''''s y"
Az persons III want Of Good B~rgains, are Invited ID
give . call ' ~ '-sS "
Sept. 22 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
Us<SypItc SelBslD.

en BUSHELS p'tms Mountain Clover Seed. jus,
.pO received Oh c5nsla emenl, and t.r ssls low for
cash by LEE s. ROBERTS.
Feb 70