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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
COM MUNICATED.
Annual Report Of the Managers cfMe Bed
ford Bible Society.

The managers of the Bedford Bible So.
ciety, meet their constituents and attending
fellow citizens. on this thes 9Th anni,er-
sary, under deep sense of their nnprohta-
beness in that cause, which above all o.
Tiers, merits union of the hearts and hands
of all good men; and while they invite
their brethren and friends to participation
with them, in rendering the deyout hom-
age of their hearts to the God of the Bible,
who holds in his unwaverng hand the des-
TIMES of men, of nations, empires and king
doms, that they have dwelt under his fos-
tpring care, and been preserved amidst the
shafts of death, and permitted, through
another year TO cooperate with their fpl
low abonrers, (th0ngh 10 very limited
extent, jim the great and good work of null
tipIying and circulating the lively oraces
of truth and salvation, they congratulate
them on the return of this suspicious day,
and the success that has thus far crowned
their feeble efforts, during their existence
as a society but in doing this, it is not
without mingled emotions of regret, that
SO little has been done, where so much
might, justly, have been expected in a
cause having for its sole object lin connex-
ion with Gods gloryl the peace, the perm
anent felicity, and best interests Of man -
The scaullness of the means, and Hardness
of the operations Of the society, have by
some, found an apology iE the hardness of
the times, ard there can he no doubt, that
the unusual pressure experienced, has had
its effects, but, that So little has been "a
chieyed, is not, as we verify believe, so
much owing to the depression of the times,
as to the too general prevalence of that "a
pathy and indlspositlon, which character
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
RicharAson's springs

,t,HESE Springs are prepared for the
public use, and convenient benches
and an arbour have been erected around
them, is situated Mt n convenient distance
from town, they afford pleasant evening"
retreat The waters have been Analysed by
several eminent Physicians, who have re-
ported that they are composed of iron, ep
som salts, and sulphur--No doubt oan be
entertained, but that the use OF them during
lhe summer would be very conducive
To heaIth.---Gentlemen and ladies are re.
spectfuIly invited TO visit the Springs at the
usual low prices. Per family 50, individual
so cents, transient visitor Id cents. The
shower bath is in neat order at IL 10 cents
for single bath, or SO for the season.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
June 9, STA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

rarty ofwhirh our annals can boast. TIE
Jdeotins ut j. lfrrson's time are found mi
',eg with the .heaarchists I'VE speak IN
me hngh'ge Of thai da, and the pr
ftdn quids with both. Dtmoerats aud if-
atrgfists .n6diSoniaps aud Clintonians !;
all "h" want popularity or bread fame
oi employment reputation or office /; are
swept away ~ the snrrent of enthusiasm
winch serks 10 elevate the Soldier o, er the
G1pltian all seem 10 be nnaecuuntahly
animated by spirit which promises 10
furnish dangerous prrcedent To after
tunes. All srem, IN the anxiety To 60
with the crowd, 10 forget that Military
1ortrHmtm viii pave the way TOR the ru-
In ut our liberties.
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WIN. LEFTWICH, Cor. Sec
A GRAND EXPLOSION.

To answer double purpose Of celebra-
ting the next Anniversary oi our lndepend-
ence, and making improvements. some Of
the citizens of Ulster County, New York -,
intend tn charged large rock with tho
thousand pounds Of gpopoWder, and it is
expected that the report Of the exyloslon
will be heard over great part Of the New
England States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
SI28,520
1870 prizes.
28070 blanks.
1880 tickets.

The public will observe at tho very hrst
glance that the above scheme IS TIE most
brilliant one that has been before them lot
some time, and the price OF tickets much
mere moderate, and the drawing to take
Mace almost immediately in Petersburg -
Those wishing 10 secure chance VIII not
have a minute TO lose, or they may lose Your
cLarce of getting $50, 900. which would re.
nIly be a very convenient and comfortable
ann 10 any person in these hard times. Take
old Squire Briefs advice, and try your luck
again. and who knows but that the same good
luck will attend you also.
QTPrescnt price of tickets "a, and shares
in proportion. If you want the S20,0oo be
sure and call at my truly lucky Office, ana
secure chance. ADRIAN X. N0klH:
May %. Ia
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FOR THE yIRaINIAN

run THE NIRdINIAN.
Congress has at length adjourned after
a tedious and anarchlcaI session, during
which, thousands have been uselessly, and
W. may say. vciously debated away.
When we takea view OF the proceeding,
nt ITS last session, what do We see taat
has been done Of moment or utility W,
md Indeed, that II has cOncnrred 10 thr
appointing of ministers to Panaa a, and IN
making the necessary appropriations for
the present year, ac. which could ha,.
have done as we'll in half the time by men
having the welfare Of the country At hear,
rs IN the tedious session that has been u.s.
lessi,, aud "antonly consumed IN oppos-
Ing the Administration. end in endea,onr.
Ing TO snbrert the Constitution.
When ne rasl look 10 IN. Senate o.
the United States, once another name fol
patriotism a Il virtue. " hat do ~ bchoI6s
The denagogae, dr. Wee Pr. ID ~
WIN passinns tuu! pb-c Ir'i, pulllng a
gag III the month Of those vino dar. IL
Ntaad mp IN defence al then country
rights aud hp' or; a h,Ie On he olht,
hand ne nflanrs t'r l,,t.us IT ref 49, -
qneil Their aotGg', nloer ain II Is l.
soo1e, tnai ma, be ilopnord ~ Ar. Al
ans d =. 'ahn and slacins INN.
self "l'h ihe mruy 'hvHs y nhlch
II not nctor,,ls VI r",,uae.n- But wr
IA ter onrs h,-, ia Il b. aud is under.
5i'apptrs' VII .r" long rtra. that
--" Revenge, nj first though sweet,
Bitter, ere long hack, on .'sel recos."
We br1old Mrssrs. Il I'd ph and Me
}pillr, endrat oHrt -. dr down all OPP
oosl',on to h, fool cause N which they
ha," tdHen the bounty" and creating RI
OTIS on the Ycr floor of the Senate. Ia
'hich the bacchsoshan reseI- of d mob i,
" seen.'d civil game"
In Mr. Randolph, we brho,d the disap-
pointed, dis,1rcted Iunalc for his las /
lmmortalzmg -perchin the Senate, proves
him to be oothIug less. He,
COLLECTING all his might dilated Stood"
and from bis blasting lips, denounced VEN
geance on friends and foes; and hurled
them all headIong into one comm III
wreck
Mr.. McDufie is the servie Protege of
enr aspiring, though disappointed V. Presl-
dent, who, since his defeat seems to have
said
-" Farewell hope, and with hope. fare
we'll fear,
Farewell relnorse"
What better then, could hasr been et-
pected of these malconlents and what
better can zoe expect so long as our leglsla
ture is filed with such men,
Who that has a spark Of vlrtu0us pat
riotsm in his breast. does not feel indlg.
nant at the bare recital of such outrage a.
galnst the honor aud thu disoity of his na-
ton? Who does not sicllen al thr thought
of our deaf bought liberty being trampled
beneath the feet Of those whom we have
appointed To guard il, and exelaln
>" Oh liberty oh virtue ! oh my country !"
Americans how long will yOn suffer
your LeglsIatve-halls IN be thus polutedf
How lone ere you purge their floors 2
Virginians ye boosted patriots how
long shall your legislators trample with
impunty on your sacred right, aud make
you "a by,word aud reproach among
the natioos ~
Awake from your lethargy, and let all
who would infringe upon your sacred
rights, and stain your honor, BIZ " hum.
BLEED IN dust" ARTS Tides.
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Ga meeting, highly numerous and
rtspectablr, has been held in Richmond,
and measures adopted to rescue Mr.. Jef,r-
son from impending poverty. We would
suggest to the Mayor the propriety of call
ing similar meeting 10 this place. A dou-
Bile purpose might thus hs effreted--the
relief Of Mr. jefferson and the celebration
Of our National Jubilee.
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Spanish Hides, Tanners OIL and Leu
ther.
JOHN IL CASVELL roe,

Tanners, Curriers' aud Leather Dedte,s,
5EAVE on hand, and will constantly
4 i keep, Spanish Hides, Tanner OIL, aud
an extensive assortment Of Leather, which
will be sold on the most moderate terms.
They win give cash, Spanish Hides Tanners
OIL, or Sole Leather for country Hides, hen
Wy Upper Leather aud Skiripg OF good gun
lily, either in the rough, or neatly finished.
June & QTclmisiid
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COMMUNICATED.

VIII The Richmond Enquirer be good
eoongh 10 repuhlsh The aIilnh.ls of 4" III.
gahon Sidney" written " b, w. Leigh,
Esq. on the Seminole campaign, one OF
Which It repnhIished while it was adynea.
ting Nr. Glawlord's cause some two wears
ago :? Those numbers would do much
good at this time, wien AN unnatural ~
cii-'nent Is hurrying us swiftly ioln de
Walton from the wise ruie which would
contne The selection of our national Rn.
lerstO our Statesmen, aud rewa d our Sol
dlels with laurels aud fortune. Z. q.
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rs last Nights Mail,

o. Beauchamp has been convicted of
the murdrr of Col Sharp in Kentucky
Mr.. Darby, the Editor ofthe frankfort Ad-
yocatc, who had been accused Of being an
accessory, has been entirely acquitted of
all participation in H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

" An arrival at New York fromsEurope,
bringing advicos. from London to the pod
April, brings nothing important, If We except
the contradiction of the rumor of the fall of
Missolonghi II this be 50, ii will he highly
gratifying, aud will show how little depe1i-
dcnce is to be placed generally on news from
that quarter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
Broker p Commission Business.

g
vsNHE subscriber has takeu an Office
4 four doors above the Frankli Hotel,
where he continues 10 sell Tobacco nd 9th.
er produce on commission, and will in future,
also, transact business as n Broker--lIe hope.
o be able to give satisfaction TO all who may
;onfde business to his care.
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dsc, Is wtsiil9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
u Lutte ME finn one hIouk 10 tfT 2
mn pagobie IN cash.
PRESENT PM, T. Of TIC kETS,
HL.y,s . Ey Yafriprs 81


PRESENT PM, 4 OF TlC kETS,
HtoIo, 81 10 quarters, 81
Haa,s, u
1'hr drawing vii be suredntcnded by the
follow ny gentlemen Juice VIM. Daniel,
ChisWeH Dnbneg Alhea M'Dou"l, luhn e.
Mcro, iohn bullock, DdVi4 - Nlartil Wms
M'hlnney, Wn. ". Norsel. heofee. Whit
locke, john " RagwcIl, A,amon Hancock,
Robert Kyle, mes t. tiaytor, Jesse Il. iIar-
rlson, Mlcajoh Dn8,s a. Colin Burkne., tsqs.
u = In the lasi aehere the caplit prizes
were well distributed, The Sz,5n0 prze
wasoWnrd by Johr {, NOEL 81 Bedford
III Slb0o, aud 95oOby individuals in Lynch
burg and the 700 by Two young genlrmes
of fraolln
IL Orders from distance, fy mail, post
paid, or private Conveyance, mttobing The
cash or prizr tickets, ~ m~et tho most
prompt attention " addressed 20
AUG. LEF1WlcB, .ianoger
MAY ~.
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WOOI CLAIBORNE c.

By a double Cgitnde, nacdue, Nth neW md
complete SET Of lthHem0rc GnrdS.
IAHE suhscrbrr. respectfully inform the
~ public that their CbrJing Machine IS
now IN complete order for the reception Of
WOOL, which viii he received nj lhrir Store,
opposite the Nrgininn office, or vi tie Nh.
chine, AT tol. Lynch's mill hall y mile from
Lynchburg, aud carded 10 tAe best manner,
aud deIiveledAt The same places, a, the shor'-
s5i notice. Persons fesidluE a. distance
would do well TO forward then wool 10 this
machine by their Wagons bringing IN pro.
ducc.
This machine was built expressly Tor the
snbscrihrrs by the NEST Celrhrtted builders
Of the United States, and having double cyh
inders, 1t makes rolls much superior to tho
carded by single cylinder machine All
WOOL before II is brought to This machine
nus be cleaned from all sticks, burrs aud
other hard sub ,lapces, calculated To inlnrt
Tie teeth of the cards, and accompanied with
one pound al clean lard TO every ten pounds
Of wool also, with snihcienGy Of cotton or
linen sheet To contain the roll. They will
enrd at their usual price, for which cash will
be required when the rolls are taken AMY.
Having employed n mnn from the north who
- well experienced in the aboy, bnsinsss, 10
.nperintcnd the machine, tho proprietors
hatler thcm.eIves that they will be enahed
10 card WOOL IN manner superior 10 any
ever carde9 IN this comtry. They therefore
solicit the custom nl the public In general
The Subscribers have received n large sup
ply Of rfrg superior Wooi, they will keen con-
sinnily on hand, and for sale, WOOL ana
Wool ROLLS. which will he sold
low for cash. HOLMES Il BREWS1
hmm ii
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s. d. WI. ALLEN, d co.

X
n Where hive been sold and phid within
the last eight months one prize OF $1,000
one prize of $1,000, three prizes of $1,000
besides $500, &c.
Juue X.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

~ Several of the opposition papors'
fpa days ago, made terrible upr"ar,
because U. :. Collector at one of the
interior ports of New York attempted to
collect tax on articles transported on the
n. Y. Canal. This is the work of Mr.. A
dams, they exclaimed. We are fast serg.
ing towards consolidation. The States
are losing their rlgnt-, one Try one, and
will soon dwindie INTO petty corporations !;
when 10 in the midst of these sage re-
marks, it appears that the act was wholly
unauthorized, and the aforesaid Collector
ordered to deslst What a pity that such
a beautiful theme should he thus lost 10
the Enquirer, Washington TeIegr 'ph, Bos
ton Statesman, and Noah's notorious Ad-
yocate lift had lot turned out tn be d
fash in the pan, it would have blown
the administration " sky-hish"-and hr.
Randolph's patriotism might have been
spared its future labors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

Trginid Literature Lottierg.sd Class,
For the benefit OF the New London
Academy.
lobe dawn on the day OF July neat, ia
Lyneabnrg All in enc day.
AffIiI' Al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

~ One Presidential election is hardly
over. before another stares us 10 the face.
We had hoped that we should not have q"
wage another three years war IN reld-
ton to the next Presidency but the
phlegmatic Dutthme and peaceabte Qsa-
kers of Pennsylvania, either stirred up by
some nnaccountabIe impulse of their own,
or Influenced by the same kind OF mad.
ness, which, during the last Presidential
campaign, was faceiiously called Stmpso-
mia. in Philadelphia, will not permit It,
They have brous ht forward their candi
date, Gen. Jackson, preceding his APP
pearance with long line Gentlemen Ush'
ers. consisting of names known to every
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
PRICES OF STOCKS,

IHICES OF STOlkS,
Y. s. Bank, IA
Bank Va. new ~
do old o. IS
Farmcr-' Bank 05
BANK NOTES EXCHANGE.
Corrected oi aliens Office LgachbWg.
North Carolina aud It's Branches, fro III
} per cent. discount.
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nEvxnw
OF the Iynclburg Tobacco Market

Corrected rsekig .for IT, =, siaida.
BY n 4. iloLo"nbt. Cnmmi1sIon Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
Esireme prices OF passed To-
bacca So 10 toys 10
General sales from , So To 4 50
Refuse lohacto 80 To- 3 10
strips, from 10 10 90
PRIVATE SAILS
From = Oh 10 81 Crops continue 10 sell
nj an average OF iroui 3 90 to SO. accord.
ing 20 quality.
Inspected the past week 3l7 hhds ol pass.
cd uburoo, IL hhds. refused, total 40.
W. hive nothing 10 nCtire Of Interest The
past weak. Prices are about the same a. the
last week Although The article is low, mahv
planters are npw selling.
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SCHEME.
VIRGINIA. LETUGATURH
LOTTERY.

To be drawn in Lynchborg i4Jaly next
SIHEME,
5000 Uollhls 2O of 80 Dollars
1000 Dollars % Ut 20 Dollars
1000 Dollars 1oo of 10 I,al' re
2 of 500 Declare $500 of Dollars
10 Of 100 llolafs
Price of Tickets So 80, and shares ia
proportion.
We would call the attention VI purchasers
p riicularly 10 tht Virginia Literature Lne-
,nture Lottery The small uuottiy of u, X.
cts contained IN the scheme, at course ia
creases every individuals chance of obtain.
ing Capital Prize lev uckris on hnh1.
which we are certain Will prove 10 be very
Lucky.
u Call al our Lucky Office.
JONES IL TOLER.
May %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

~ VIZ are compelled to defer out Cd
No. IN relation 10 Mr., Clay until nur next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
0n hoYTERlEs 90
Disnai Swamp Canal Lottery,

80 No. lottery by prrnntat.on and COZ b,na.
ton. hhilpis. drawn.
To be drawn N Petersburg, the 2lst of June
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
|sor la.e New London Academy.

Trginia Literature Lottery. Sd Class,
10 be drawn ia july Md completed IN one
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RICH FANCY GooDs.

have just received, a'tly complete
4 assortment ~ Fancy Goods, adapted
10 the Spring ale s.-alnous which are
Cote Pals for Ladies dresses
Plain and figured .llhs do
do Nankn aud Canton Grapes
Emhrold'iog SpauSIss
Dress Hlkf5. and Searls
PIping Cogds and 4lmps
Artificial Flowers aud Wreatha
Gauze and Bnhln.t Wells
Fashionable striped Glnss
do C~dIlcuss and Prints
Plain and figured MusIlns
Fine SWISS JackOnets
Gauze and other fashionable ribbsuds
Black and Nhite silk stockings
do. do. gloves
Horse skin and riding do.
Lalge India feather fans
Open washed IVORY do.
Superior iadia floor D4ttins
Curls and FrisLetts
Black lastmgs
Paug and drrllings
ZINE clothes and cassimrres
An assortment If geutlemfn's summer
wesr-with a variety OF ether fashionable
goods. All Of hich viii be sold A. reduc.
I'd prices. JNU. PATGEN.
MAY 10. c5tN4t
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Ladies' Literary Gazette.

I AN Agent for this very interesting
L Miscellany. which IS published weekly in
New York, at 81 per annum. a. a literary
publication. IFS reputation is desorvedly hleh;
and in that fascinating class OF composition
intended almost exclusively ter the la3les. it
has never been surpassed, ltindecd IT has eser
been e%Gual'ed by any periodical in this conn
Try. am ANXIOUS to attract the attention OF
the citizens OF this section of country 10 Il
publication Of such acknowledged excel
lcnce, aud have therefore adopted this mode
OF informing them that will he glad 10 re-
Geive subscribers 10 il. itmay be worth while
to say thai lis typographical execution IS as
good as IT can be. l.. I. GARDNER
Nav ID. lt4l
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ing. Bu,,hs prec,ssn... f,,,pn,,.,v.

ing. but the precrtent.. ~flr,pn,ttly. are
all The oihtr Wy. The lat, n aty win
England, if any thing Nor. than thr eo,,.
mon sense Vt mankind v - u anllne 1, AL
tie the question. does SETH j.. Sis,.s,r,
me- rlteed ~ The iaotlag of property.
aud he fruht b" n nrefchfd AID mi3ra,dnd
enthusiast, who would nov on,s,l,n an.
correctness of that d,cisinn. ALWAYS
t'"nghl cr'taln politicians had gnGe 4
10" shot too far Vince tl1'l attempted, AS
III the discussion ofths Missouri Question,
10 eleSals Ia th- cnnd ion of citizens tn.
free 6lacks but Mr.. MArtindule and his
committee, in their notion of men and
moral agents. havs rnalc q nrw and Who'll
~ unforeseen discovery. 'Fhis 10 what
You prol ely call II, a sr"at question. A
question hiS With The fats of lhi, Upinn-
Il principle which ~StartleS and is we'll cal.
cul1ird Ia alarm, all the srLslhllilies of lh.
patrlui, aud one, the settlement Of which I
shall, along with yoar,sIf AID our COM
mo- constituents, "dtch with the deepest
interest.
.rize on this occasion, to sssnr. Won
IT my nntslgn.d respect aud regard.
! have the honour Ia BE-, Your most -
b"dlent, &c JOHN TYLER.
Hon. T.. w TAyFWSr
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u. solution Of Partnership.

t1i mWnal { - Ell, VA tnls day die.
ID soltr 81 the pm nefship existing betw eeo
fISNIi u MURPHY. ~ those TO whom
hey are ,njrbIrd viii ,le1ae call ard de.
maud rns mehl : mi I'll thusr who IRE H..
dcltrd 10 ihrm viii confer n fnyonr by rris
Ing aud settling their scronnt. Tie hn-i.
nf'. IN iotlte vii he conducted by BERNARD
finnrv. Nhn pledges himself 10 o.e the b. +,
mrsn' IN H. power 10 We saIisiaeiion 20
thOse WIN may favour him With their ntdfr'.
May 10. 4'4l
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Broker Il Commission Business.

RSHE subscriber has takru an Office
4 four doors above the frankl Hotel,
where he continues 10 sell Tobacco nd 9th.
er produce on commission, and will IN future,
also, transact business AS a Broker-H Ne hopes
70 be able to give satisfaction to all who may
conide business 10 his care.
ARCH HATCHER.
Dec. Is Wisitla
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-18
}. svo-d, Of her heroes have oven

.h., the Swords OF hff heroes lave oFeh-
..i their vioi'tion.
sTb. difficult question thus presented, the
III, ,,ional tribunal decided, by placing
a.. oy,.eot occupant in the s~xecuiive chair.
IA IN this. where IL the proof of III, fail
g., + thr cansfituti,a2 L.t II, not sub
.,;,,,. our individual purposes for the con
s..,,,;on. Thnse NAV have failed. VI
I'D Either ofthe candidates proposed Ia
-. unu.p, been ERECTED, the % suintlon
MD not hav, failed. Is thu failure al
i.dced IN have b-en in The mGnner of the
,~Isrtion2 History furnishes ao precedent
M narsllel. % aoy body Of men, coming
"a IN, performance of "a doty with more
,ol,mu Impressions OF It's importance, and
finer r.. pnnsibiliiy. IL this bah there
has at,et psssrd u day marked by NOR
d.Gh.I,ft calmness-in which all excite
u,at was ~unknown-aIl passion hushed.
An assembly has no wher" existed, exhih
;,;,g more elevation of character. The
.dnirrrs Of ancient history, or believers III
an, lent fable, cannot dod it, even IN the
.n-nst synod oftheir Gods, Oh high Olym.
plis.
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GALE-bn the second Mondsy afJme,
- being he A., day of the Botetuurt eonrt,
there will b. sald. Al Fioee,tlt, MI tnr Pr.
'oosl Eslolr Ut John ( 0tiLa. tied, eousi..
ting Of 10 o. IL likely Negroes, "a sick
et hLhGilASUizE, all his ilou.chold
Furniture \ hup Cis2 and Harness,
block Of Iior',s, sheep, Cattle, sc. Aiso,
MN, Lofts in nnd sdjolulng ,aid town u
flaeastlr thr lefm, NIL he libotel, and
mhde known ~ he DIV 81 sole.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-18
ENV5IW

OF the L%ynchburS Tobacco Market,
Co,rectat ioeehty Jar hr Husatan,
By"u \. l~IotcoaHG, Commission Merchant,
AUCTION SAILS.
Extreme prices Of passed 10.
bacco 81 10 10 s < s.
General saIcs from 4 10 10 4 90
Extreme prices ot refuse to-
baeco l 80 to 3 on
Strips, from 4 90 10 6 On
PRIVATE SAIFS.
Extreme prices, from 3 u So, ACCORDING Ia
quality. Crops selling at all average ot from
/ To So 80.
inspected the past week, 396 hhds. passed
tobacco ~ refused total 454
Tobacco i ,ldl declining, especially good
and fine. Inc buyers scem indifferent and
careless about purchasing, IA II Is the prevail
ins opinion that the %artlcle must lower lnr
prices OF tobacco, hoin here and Richmond,
are II, low as IN 1924, although refused aud
common are some higher tllnu thry were that
year. Good aud fine arr evidently lower