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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

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Bright IS the morn and halny the breeze,
Lovely The swret hlaomne tlnwors.
Melod,ous the song the bird as,t .ings
Beneath the wild wood Land bowers.
May has hnished the winters dark gloom,
And Joy Sparkling IN every cyr,
Roses I'LL the air with tho richest perfume,
And heavenly heph,ts gently ,,gh.
The violet aud ill, cneirclc the Ian how
of sweet Woman, the augc ofeaith,
And the CLASSY fi.ulet flows smonlhl, nnw,
Amid songs ai pl zasufc and ninth.
And the sun. the hcau,eous King ol bay,
Now sheds around his purcst hghtl
And as its last, iaint glimmcr dies away,
Appears the moon, Quocnoi Night
And her sivcrs beams now sporu,rl, play,
Aud the sials are sparkling hrlght,
Whllc the phllomel's laiut and mootnla lay,
Broal,s sweet, the steuec ol night.
Now glislening pea,l rests ON each flower,
That b'ooms IA sandel Lowell, spot,
And beautifully around the clyslan bower,
Spring, the swce, etofS5t me-nota
Aud the ics.am,ne and rose together tm,nc,
As dances the happy joyous hyi
Anahawcr ei Heaven aud ca,lh combine,
Iodcct the brow ol balm, May.
.senBugG, 1880
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
Flowers g! FlOWers,!
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH TO hire for the coming year, number oi NEGRO
| MEN To work on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
near ynehburg and also at Big Otter IN the con
v Of Bedford. will pay much any other responsible
CONTRACTOR.
also wish to hire hands FOR the Canal near Buehanan FOR
which will pay good prices. am aware that reports have
gone abroad to the injury o contractors ON e '' hoS'
M , have been put aoa, by bad and infamous persons
since INV hands from the measles, they have been
as healthy as any negroes il, the st te Any person mat
wishes ia hire ON the Road Canal, Will apply 10 Met or
kc < Simpson, Mcdaniel Lee, John Clark, and Niks
& Butler. Was 'o''''
29-ts
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No. n

signing nmonv reeds overa unian in ope'y dell =
After delivering nvectye of Jphn Randolph, whose
peculiar voce and gesiicnlann caused much tnerrnehi
he proceeded with Mr. Iavne4' .uppy the South.
and followed with Wehster's admirable ri nd r.
Music in this con,ry has swallawrdap the drama. =
The Thfeaue ia almost entirely des.t"d bs the rpper
and tho middle classes Music Is the Mediterranean of
the public.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER g. KANAWHA co.

RICHMOND, NPKII lb, IslU.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the water viii he drawn OF!
~ from the Canal as follows:
From the I've River Dam 10 Seven Islands, itom the
2Oh June 10 the 5th july.
, From Joshua Falls Dam to Tye River Pond, from the
25 h June TO the 10Th July.
B. From Seven Islands Cedar Point from the 10Th June
to the 1t July.
And l. From Malcn's Adventure Dam To Richmond IN
clulg M,n- Adventure Pond, from the 18th june to the
lst July.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
WM. +. MUNFORD, Secy.
April 22-2m
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ESsNaHS ~ SNNDT.
FOR the purpose oi conducting general DRY GOODS and
esrOCCFH business,

beg 10 call the attention o their friends, both IN town
and country aud all others trading in lynehbnfe, 10 their
new ,toco Groerics recently purchased, thr most Ia
vorahlc tcs aud comprising the usual varetY together
with hal san, assortment ol Dry Goods, suitable Ion the
Spring and Summer trade.
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Clarified, single and double
fined Sugars java Rio and Iaguta C"ncoi Rice, N Or
leans and West India Molasscs, Vinegar, Spice Pepper
Ginger Mustard Coppcrns Nails iallow Adamantine and
Sperm Candies brown varieEated and fancy Soaps Soda
Siarch Gunpondcr, Imperial, Poachong and Blk Teas
Window Gass $40 and l0Nl2 painted Bucltts, Btoums
Powder and Shot Fooscap, Letter and Wrapping Paper,
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks, Toilet Tuck and Ndc
Combs Pad and Stock Locks, Curry Combs, Cotton and
Wool Cards Shovc Spades and Forks, Tea kettles Fry
inc Pans Meal Srers, Coffee Mills, Scythe Blades, Trace
Chans Shoe Thread and Brushes Blaclug, blisered,
and shear Steel Al aud 6i Brown Cotton, Cotton Du
linz Bed Ticking b, achcl domestic, Olnahurgs Nj and
. striped and checked Cotonadc plaid and dnil Pant stuff
Marion Tweed Apron Checks Buraps, Nankccns, Brown
Holland IRISH Linen Alpaca Cambria cooted aud white,
Plaid plain ard fancy Ne-ting. new style Prints
tnghln Lawns Croton aud Corded Sammcr Coating cot
ton and silk llak, fancy silk Cavat, gum and wcbb Sus-
pcnicr Spool Cotton cplonrcd and white, Sewing silk
b aud white Thread, coat, and pant Buttons, Pins
and Needless Umbrellas, Gnghams and Cambria besides
many ohe articles too tedious 10 enumeratc all oi which
we are determined offer low they br bought at
any house in this place Ali ask a trial aud will
con vince the most crclulous that Goods cheap
tle cheapest aud as good best Terms eash.
change for country produce. LoliN htN fl.f.
Anr1 i-ts JOIN T.. SMDDT.
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.NsEEs. HeDn y.

.s'EEs' Es % fM%.
TIrS'r rcceiv ed the Book Store of D. Is PtYNE& BRO
j Encvclopedia of Chemistry by J. G. Booth,
Complete work ON Chemistry by Llebg,
Lectures Chemistry by Solly,
Civil War in Hungary,
Popular pelusions by Chas Mackay,
Travels in the Eas by Spencer,
Cuba and the Cubans,
pesultoia, the recovered MSS OF an Eccentiic
Deck and Port by Walter Cotton,
The Convict Ship, by Browning,
Voice from the Press,
White Jaclsett by Melville,
Redwood, by Sedg,vicS,
American Medical Formulary, by Reese,
Druggists Receipt Book, by Bcasley,
Manufacture OF Iron, by Overman Ssc. sc.
Large lot new School Books on hand.
hpril 25--ts
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Trust Sale Of I.tu1bfe Land end
NEG R0ES.

Nrtue al deed u Trust executed Ia the subscriber,
ID the I'd day nj December 1883, by William Walton
aod duly recorded IN the Clerks erc o Bueng ham
~ to seenl. certain debt therein named will ea odnrs
dy tho Y2d day o MAY next At AppomattoN Court House
II air, itnot the TAR das expose sale ruhh
auction, 10 the hghcst bidder Ion cash. ONE rRACT or
LAND, ON Bent Greek in the county o (Ru,knghaml Ap
pImdttuN, ADJOINING " m Thurman containing
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HcvfiSh EsrGpnred GUaHO,

KpRfiSh E'r1PNrfd GfNHO.
- TONS this celebrated fertilizer, 50 ceeb'tt ppeu-
oarly as top dressing l1r eo ia barrels and hds, ie-
cciving and 10, sale by ,,., ,,,cr,
April st 'r''' hN''h'
BIANK BONDS FOR SALE " Illlc OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
NEW CONCERN.
ITI UITUVr F"V
LACY ~ TfkE EE.

vu,IIE FIRM of LACY * GARhANi), having heen ms
solved , the ist inst the undersigned have entered M
to co-partnership under the firm Of
LACY ~ TSkEE,
and VIII continuethe COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS in the house occupied by the late hm on
the Basin here shall be happy To execute the orders "
Wv ,r ali kinds J Produce. and respectfully solicit a
continuance rlag heretofore tended ia ths 'sr nm
Of I. & 6 W. - ..,,i,.r1'' -
Al, - y - ''
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.N.DEHf,Ei.

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and public generally, that they have engaged the
services OF Mr. THOMAS c. HUI, late Of Amherst county,
competent Auctoneer and will in future attend 10 the sale Of
All kinds of Country Produce.
w have on hand large stock of GROC EItlES and SIA
PIE DRY GOODS which we are determined to sell as
cheap if not cheaper than the goods can be bought III
this market for ash in exchange Tor Country Produce
We feel confident OF the fact that the Planters interest will
be fully and fairly represented by us, Mr. Hill has con-
siderable xpcricnce in the Tobacco trade and will devote
his whole time to that branch Of business.
Liberal ad, made produce consigned TO rs.
Feb 25-6m HURT K PRESTON.
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Sale of Negroes, &c.


AN Saturday, the Hh day OF MAY next, at the Tavern
~ house of James M Williams, in Bedford county, we
shall offer for sale FIVE OR SIX NEGROES, A WAC
ON AND TEAM, and other property, belonging to the
tate Of Samuel Williams, decd.
JAMES r. JOHNSON,
n. H. CAMPBELL,
Adm'rs with the will nnexed of S. w Wilams, deed.
April 25-tIM
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D0nsrssiCs and OsnNbHr:s.
n Il tLES heavy &, !, Al and 6-l heavy Cotton SHIRT
" ipgs and Sheetn%s,
10 bales No / Oznaburgs,-f sale by
April lis tI''. bAbhA.
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Add The plran


\ mntinn Of the hand brngs al Arcadia Ia suhi.-
The of It,v rnn nj nur dling IT, the
est chnuh,r WI hnu strlnu trom hfredr, I'VE may
nam Ia the most remote rrunn- nl tho earth soar
into realms Nhere Spenc,'4 shape OF uncnrthy hrany
hnch In meet ~, wheIa Miliou'S an ia pe In
The choral hymns al paradise Srience, art; lIcminte
philosophy all hat man has thoneh,. all that man Inns
dune the experience that hns been hnug hy tho snrr
nns ol hundred p'nnralio all earncrcd up tnr
us IN the world of hrnls There. "among renrs. IN
substantial world, - we mnve with the crowned kings
Of lhauaht. There minds b We n hec ring our
hrafsa fee ui'rnnce. Rcnson is nutel within none
of the pafl,liona which iremple II III life. Th" haid
etnnle OF colventionhsn molts away ns thin mist
We call things hy ihet rlph nnmes. Oar lips give nat
tho lie In our hoarts We bend lhe knee only 10 The
Great md good We despsc only thu despcabl; we
honor only the honorable IN that wolld. M divinity
hedges n king. aceident of rank fashion enuohes
Ounce or shieidsa kuave 1hee, aud nj most ol,',
there do on, affections have itee play. We can 50
ecl companions from Among the mo flchly gifted ol
the OF God, md lhev companions whn will
deacn You In povcriy. sirknr dsgracc. Nhen
everything ailswhen fortune howns aud friends cod
aud heal fors lhos ns-wh'n thlsgual world "i Iprms
aud shows app 1.-TWO edged lie, VII" mcms but is
ne, when all our enul, cug'ne hopes aud nmbt
melt away ipt' noti,npnes3
Like snow fakes on river.
One mrmeni white, then gone forever"
We no, wilhou friends 10 animate aud console
us - heuds in wl =, immnltal connlrnances. us they
look upon from hooks. can discern change whr
will people solitude with shapes more glnrous than
FILTERED in pal ees; who viii consocfnc and take
thu sting from cafe aud who. in tho Long hours Of des
pondency and woeknoss Will SIND healing to the sick
heart, and cuc'gy In thr wasted htain. Wen might
Milton cxrn in h1l imms'onrd speech e. liberty of
unlicensed printing. where every words olows with in
telleciual life: "Nho killsn man kills roosonabe
rt,afntc Gads imapc; but who destroys good book
+ e1son it's IT, kills thr Image {" o'od, as II were. IN
the eye"
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
vlNHE regular course oi Lectures IN this Institute will
commence the first OF November and continue until
the of February The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready receive students by the first of October
The Medical Department will be under the direction OF the
following
PRO F T. 8 s o II s..
u. Freeman, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Il. S. Newton M D., Professor OF surgery
H. j. Huce, Nj. d., Professor OF Theory and Practice o
Medicine
w Byrd Powell, NJ D., Professor of Physiology, Paho
ogy, Mineralogy and Geology.
j. King ID Professor of Matcfa Medica, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
j Milton Sanders, M d., Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy
A. Wilson, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children.
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(TilaiQMe EeCf.xrCrS.

MEDICINE-Prof II. !. Ilulcc.
SURGERY--Prof II. s Newton.
r.. FreeWan, NJ D., Anatomical Demopstrator
The fees for a full oilcctures amount TO sos.
Each Proe, ,sors ticket SIS. Matriculaer's So Demon
strators fee $40. Graduation $40
Those desiring information will please address theii
letters (pos paid the Dean; and students arriving III the
city will please call ON him at the Commercial Hotel
r. S. NEWTON, NJ. -,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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CORD.EGEi.
WE arc now receiving, on consignmen large ot OF
w Bed Cords, Cotton aud Hemp Plough Lines, Twinc
&c Having made arrangement with OF the best tac
tories in the State will be constantly supplied with Cor
dage, and will sell in lots at factory prices
JOHNSON, YOUNGER s. SMITH.
Apr 25--ts
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ACT ACRES,

creek, IN said county, containing BB
~snA~a>- Aetes, less, adjoining the iamct
Also ohe Tract, the sand creek. said
county, containing | 6 Ae,es. IS, adleing the
lands OF teage Penn and others Also other 1act
the waters ol ad creek In the sad county, containing 30
Acres, less, adj lining The lands oi Charles hcp
and others Also other Tract IN said county, onthe
tiers oi sd etoek, containing 1so Acres, lees al
laning the lands a Srattou Wheeler and others. Also
other Tract, Bent Creek containing 200 Acres aoc
less, bounded hy the land, o Dahncy Gooch and ohcs
Also other Tract, the waters oi broad Grek con.
Rives hte and Others An, the following Neeo men,
TO wit; petqr iewe SANDY, Bull, Spinner, sam, Page,
Joshua, leuy, John, Joe. Also the following Negro b,,
To wit. Neptune Bob and llemv. Also, the following NJ
gro Women, tstis and Boys, 10 wi: Phlls. wemanj
Pleasant, woman lcnuv Woman; Nancy and he daueh
Lacy, Grace and her three ehdrcn Bbh and her three
chiicn kitty and her two cmdfen Rachel and her I've
rhlrcn 10 wit. Nwy, anderson, Nelson Jesse aud "
Matilda aud her five chidrou Martha, Edward, hats, san
dy, and Also, Caroline, enl, Jenny, eitl sarah,
girl; pattey and Siivcy, women. Alsp interest Of
i9th in the following II Slaves, 10 wit SaWnes, Jenny
and her five chidieu john. Jacob, sally and others,
(names gven) Judy and her three children James and
Others not given The othe 59s o sad IL Slaves
belonging 10 the legatoes ol Thomas Walton Also thc
increase al any OF the above nlnod female Slaves the
date'oi the aforesaid decd.
The title 10 all Of the atarcrnr'e1 Land and NEGROES
believed In he good bat, acting Trustee will ony
ycy such title as ssvcstcd in by the deed aprtsnd
SAMUEL hrD. REID Trustee
April 1l-t22M
(Rcpulisan cun \
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Inscribed 10 .'Iss y Il { as afcsf6aoniaIef c,tcc
Bg II + q.
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. +. W NJ King, Professor oI ieofy and PfacIee
OF Law.
John Delaield, Esq, Professor OF Commercial Jrispn
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Iy..9N'TE I'd,

TNINE SUGARS-i0 hhds. Brown Sugar part of which
Il are esonething extra Just received and for sale
April 29-ts J. 7. Wll-LlAMS'
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Boston and Notification.

We think that the State of Massachusetts, in gene
RAIL- and the city of Boston in particular, ought to be
indicted as common nusances-as common disturb
ers of the peace of the country. We have every re-
spect for Boston, as in measure, the cradle of
the Revolution, but candidly must confess that
this respect has been greatly lessened from observing
her factious and unnationa upon all occasions
since Indeed so much has this spirit of selfish fac
ton distinguished her, that we half doubt whether
it was patriotism or less worthy motive which
dictated some of her earlier movements in the RevO
lutionarv struggle. That however, we will not de-
bate. Certain it is, however, that she was among
the first to counsel or attempt notification, when
called upon to make sacrifices of her trade in
the last war with Great Britain Certain it is also
that her presses and leading were quite clamor-
Gus in the assertion of their right to secede in case
Texas should be annexed and it is equally certain
that all attempts to enforce law OF Congress-
the consttutionality of which sane man can ques
ton, met with open defiance; and the disgrace
full fact is boosted of that of the provisions of the
constitution has been essentially dead letter in
Massachusetts, that fugitive slave has ever been
reclaimed out of that State It is only last week that
two men from Macon, Georgia, named HUGHES and
KNIGHT, who laid claim to two fugtives in the city
oooeoh, Ucro oo UouS0H0u Uy hA'OAouS "AU
cious suits that it was found totally impossible to
effect the recovery of their property, and they had
to retire. batled by illegal and vllanous combina-
tions and conspiracies These parties were arrested
three times, and forced to give ball. amounting in all
to about thirty thousand dollars. One of the char
ges against them was for SANDER against CRAFTS
the fugitive slave, in accusing him of having stolen
himself and his clothes and another for conspi,
racy to kidnap and SO Such abominable non
and hypocrisy this, must if in,
far towards dissolving the Union. We wish the dis
solution, if it must come could be commenced by put
ting Massachusetts, out of the Union for about five
years. and debarrng her of any intercourse with the
rest of the States, save as foreign nation. Sht
would be both monument and a warning to other
in like manner offending. Bunker Hill Monumen
would not be circumstance to her.
STEAM BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND EURopE.-It i
said that Committee of Charleston merchants ar
now in England, negotiating for the establishment
of line of steamers between Liverpool and Charles
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From the Washington Union, 3lst ult.



We copy the following abstract of the proceedings
OF very large and spirited democratic meeting in
the city of New York from the N York Daily Globe
We are rejoiced to the bold and manly energy
with which it rebukes the anatical agitators of the
land This is the true spirit of democracy it neth-
er conceals its opinions shrnks from their open
avowal. We have said, and again emphatically re-
peat that this Union must be preserved by the prn
ciples and the patriotism of the democracy of this
country. few hig h-minded wings will always be
found who elevate their feelings above the muir
KY horizon of their party; but they do nothing,
unless be by contributing their efforts to the sup
port of the democratic party. AS party the wings
are too often the dupes of demagogues large por-
ton OF the have neither opinions nor course
of conduct of their The democrats have lead
ers only far they reflect the opinions and wish
es of the of the party hence they are natural
ly devoted to the Union-the great bulwark of our
freedom and glory.
Contrast this democratic character with the course
of the New York whig party. What difference be-
tween the free and n1exble spirit of democracy and
the trucking shutting course of Seward and his fol-
lowers We trust the people of New York will know
how to estimate the value of the Union and the sin
cerity of the respective parties in its support
Resolutions were passed in favor fall the regular
candidates OF the party and speeches were made by
Messrs. Shepard, Bage, Capt. Rynders, Blenham
Camp, Caggy, Strahan, and Welsh and it adjourn
ed in the highest spirit of confidence and good feel
ing:
From the n Y Globe.
Un'on Harmony, and Tictory II Tremendous mass
meeting Of the Democracy at Tdmmany Hail.
There was one of the od-fashioned gatherings of
the lion hearted democracy at Tammany Hall last
night, the occasion of the ratification of the &C
ton of the mayoralty and judiciary conventions
The meeting called to order at u O'Clock by
w. A. Douglas esq, upon whose motion Peter Coop
er, esq, was elected president
On motion of J. NJ. McJimsey, the following gen.
tlemen were elected
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lemen were elected as

Florence Mccarthy, esq, then read resolutions
embodying the action of the two conventions and
also approving the nominations of the State Conven-
ton at Syracuse
Extract from, the Revolutions.
eSored hat VIC congratulate the democracy of the En-
pe State the restoration of harmony councils
recognize it the welcome harbnger of the tr
umPna1t success OF our candidates and principles.
cSored That the eminent talents sound gment and
faithful and consistent political services Horatio Seymour
our candidate for command the respect and cha
lenge the support of democratic aorn
the strongest that
agant career OF the existing will be exposed
ana and the sagacous and economic policy of hs
democratic party successfully indicated and sustained
ResoUed That SANFORD E. Church, nominated for Lieut.
the important interests of this State explicit adher
to the resolution of the Syracuse
declared devotion to the great principles of the democra
tic party of the Union " and confidently him that
oRppp eq"" due to " merits and our own
Resolved, That call upon the friends of popular educs
election that the perpeuity Of our republican b
critics and the morality and prosperity of the State init
mately connected with the diffusion of knowledge.
ReSotred, That, ACTUATED A PATRIOTIC DESIRE
GREAT PRINCIPLES
rIoNAL RIGHTS OF EVERY CoNFEDERAcY,
DESIRE TO ARREST FURTHER QUESTION
Cass WEEsTER CIV AM w E IN o
SINCERE PATRIOTIC DESIRE UNION
REBUKE THE DANGEROUS FANATICIsM EQUALLY
GUIsIES THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN STATES.
Resolved, That earnestly invite the democracy of the
and county of New York to devote their untirng and
presented for their surages confident that the federal
wing party however divided principle, united
and will species corruption
ascendeny which had been distinguished by
gance and mbeciity and only attained by those dva
ions in the democratic family satisfactorily happily
terminated.
Upon the response to the nomination of mayor,
there was but voice and one sentiment. Fernan-
do Woods name was greeted with an enthusiasm
worthy his high deserts and popularity. That Of
Thomas w, Clarke for city judge, and Of John Ora
ham for district attorney, also received with
enthusiasm and entire unanimity. The whole State
ticket was also ratified with feeling indicative Of
success. Finally, the entire ticket was confirmed
and nine cheers given for the of the repub-
can nominations
During the meeting several large delegations from
the different wards marched to the hail. with apprO-
pirate banners and music, among which noticed
particularly the fifth, fourth and eleventh wards.
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to make lands and slayes-to drive the small farm
ers the very marrow of the land, to the far West,
and to supply their place with corporations and pri
Vileged classes, From such a destiny may Heaven
save the people of SAMPSON
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t#ee For the Journal.
Bible presentation will take place at Moores
Greek Church. ~ Hanover county, on Thursday. the
14th inst, when a Bible will be presented to the
brethren of Division 142 of the Sons of Temperance
behalf of the adirs of the district The brethren
of the Order in this and the adjoining counties, are
respectfully invited to be present. and participate in
the ceremonies of the day. MOORE7S CREEK.
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ARRIVAL OF ANTIQUITIES FROM NINEvEH-The
brigantine Apprentice has arrived in London from
Bussorah on the river Euphrates having on board a
great quantity of Assyran and other antiquities and
marbles, consigned to the trustees of the British
Museum Among them are the great bull from
Nineyeh, with mans head and dragons wings
manner, weighing 9 tons. There are also several
collins, containing many curious relies of the
ner and usages of Eastern countries regarding the
ceremonies observed in burying their dead