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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
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The ship Montgomery has arrived al New
York from Havre and brings papers and letters
TO the 10th May inclusive, and for the follow.
ing we are indebtedto the Evening Pos. and
the Commercial Advertiser.
Ihe'kussiahs have obtained another victory
east of the Euxine, and the preparations for the
opening the campaign on the Danube. con.
timed with nnabated vigor,
Ihese papers contain some details of the dis.
turbancee which have taken place in several of
the departments. The most ser,ou. ,ook nIace
at Montmorlon and al Nevers, where large
mobs. OF whom large proportion we're women.
stopped the grain carts. The rioters were dis
persed by an armed force and the leaders taL On
Into custody. Other riots Of a less serious ma.
ture had occurred a. ST.. Dennis d,Orpnes
Coslahs. Nogeht-de Rotrau, Saumer. Coneour.
son, Orion, 81. Fargeou. Dieppe. Lille, Ra,bel.
Lapalisss, Lyon and Gisors. No farther adj.
vance IS now apprehended in the price of grain
by when these riots we're occasioned. A de
cline OF the price has already taken place in
the markets OF some OF the departments. and
from ioo to 100 vessels loaded with grain are
shortly expected at the Lower Seine and al
Caen,
earthquakes continued 10 be felt at Murcia
and Orihuela. Many opulent families have
been reduced 10 poverty. and hundreds of per.
sons have been NAMED for lie by the shocks.
10 ADJ 10 tue general distress bands Of robbers
make their retreats inthe forsaken dwellings
and prowl the country.
The story of an expedition TO Me,;c, :, rs-
peaed in letter sf the 23d or Anr;l from No
drid. The measure is said to have been deter.
mined on IN consequence ofthe rapresents,ions
| OF some priests from Mexico. The Infant Don
Carlos is sad TO have declared himself in favor
OF The measure, and IL is added that The exnedi.
ton will sail from Huvana in October or Nov
next.
ANOTHER BATTLE in THE EAST
Inc 81 petersburgh Journal of April 90
gives the following account Of another br;ll;, n,
victory gained by Gen. Paskewitscb over ,be
Turks IN Asia;ic Turkey,
81 Petersburg, April 90
BY means OF report dated March Is, AID.
ju'ant General Coun, Paskewi,sch, of .Eriyan
has forwarded 10 his Majesty the following
details OF another victory gained over the
Turks -
MAYOR General Hesse, who had received mr..
oers 10 concentrate his division in Guriel. re
celved information that the Turks had show
themselves Ia considerable force on the bounda
ry OF haouef, so as to keep the peigbborino
villages OF Gurie in constant state of alarm
u haa been ascertained that Kaya.Ogln ,bs
facha OF Ifapezunt, had advanced at The head
OF 3ooo men, and had received further rein
iorcemenis to the extent Of 8 600 men t,om
batnm, kabulet, Tshanetes, Tshakrov that h,
| bad formed an entrenched camp ON tho ha,L,
OF the lake situated between Kintrishi and ,bs
'or'ress OF 81 Nicholas had erected othe,
WORMS upon the narrow pass between the for
e"lanu 'ne lake, and had it in Contemplation
10 attack our division, and make himself mas
ter oil 'urie', assooh as he should be Joined by
reinforcement of 10000 men, which was j
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
From The Nashville Banner, of June 6.

From the Nashville Banner, Of June 6.
Our community has, turing the past week
been very much agitated and excited by the
unexpected insolvency and entire failure OF
n gentleman Of the bar in tils town. who en-.
oyed the almost Unlimited confidence of his
friends, and who has consequently involved a
considerable number of our citizens TO n large
amount in some instances we fear to a ruinou,
extent, BY procuring endorsements and thus
borrowing money AT an ertrayagant sacrifice
by purchasing real estate on credit and mort.
gagiug or selling il for much less than IT'S cost
he sustained heavy losses, and his speculations
noi resulting as favorably as he anticipated, he
was driven TO desperate expedients TO sustain
his credit until an explosion became inevitable
aud he at length stopped payment with debts
aud responsibilities not far short of one hun
dred thousand dollars. This unfortunate E.
vent, attributable, we believe, 10 an iniudiciou,
| system of speculation and too sanguine z al
culaton Of prof must have an injurious effect
exclusive OF the losses directly produced, by
diminishing confidence and mpairing credit
We regret IL on many accounts, as tending 10
cast shade over our community and in some
| degree to check the prosperity, which has been
a source Of so mach exuItntion aud joy. Some
young men, Just commencing lie with com
potency. are suddenly deprived OF all some
mechanics who had collected together by hard
labor small amount, are thrown back TO thelr
original poverty many worthy industrious, and
thriving individuals sustain serious losses usur
ers and shavers, who have little OF the synpa.
thy of the community have been deeply cur
aud II IS impossible yet 10 tel. where the con
sequences the calamity may end. We can
not but believe that the designs Of the gentle
man referred TO we're fair aud honorable, and
that he has been the sicim himself, NJ the
same time that he has made others victims, o.
his sanguine temperament aud i'll Judged spec
ulations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

certificate rs ihe 10 record, Of his Office. For,
this act OF duiy,hs was prescribed. specifesllyf
"A practice followed for the last ,hirty years
inc u.ling lbe time Of h1r. J~6erpu.
1--we EXPECT bin 70 psnish MIR. sourse
Register of fle Treasury, for his Certificate
United States Telegraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

faithfully aud lhhoFioutlY ior MY year, " ,
due 10 virtue and Justice. TO expose the caiun
nv. and from the insteriair placed within ou
ssach. TO correcttbs misreprest n,ation. WI
this viex Ike following copy Of eommunita
lion from the late Register TO the Hon. tamut
d Inaham Secretary oil lhv Treasury Depart
meut, IN relation 10 the accounts of the former
with the Government, Is lad before tire public
Letter from 10, Hoiys late Regi:ttr. 10 the Sc
ereiary Of me TrsDsry.
IlEIoHrs ap1vr GroRoIrows.
jun s, 1929.
Sin-ln preparing for the settlement Of my
accounts MS Agent for paying The contingent
expenses OF the several officers Of The Treasury
Department, I have charged a commission up
on my disbursements as Agent aforesaid. oitso
and half per cent.
The detailed abstracts will show how multi.
farious these disbursements have been. how Ia
borioos has been the agency, aud how great tn
responsibility attaching to 1t, and that the COM
mission which have charged Is buta reasona-
BILE compensation for the services which have
been performed.
Al abstract Of the disbursements under Il up
10 1900, was presented TO the Government With
view to compensation - The subject was defer
red nj that time buttho abstract whiohis on file in
the Treasury Department bears the certificate Of
the then Secretary OF the Treasury, that had
received no compensation Tor those services
~ INC Tong course " '"'s agency "e"s 'os'
ses ""'e "''eta,'y ""'" ''."''e'' "o c"y
errors in the vouchers and III one single year
a"a'e oeo" '""s''' " u"'.s * - eno
dollars
"o 'V'''s' ~''." NV vs. W
ply r'N' s"om'u w ."o o"."."'
nsc.'' !" 'e''"o" 10 oooe's ~ ,"1 o'nes" w
G -"o ~ oe.. .a.u opo",
'. ore", W pe',o,'" .A'a uue' nv "'a.s
."s W ''e" '.su,a' "ipo'"'"1"" VI eo","e
"A ",'a ~. 49,, ."e
al. 'I W." 30. 80 N' 'N''
Wv "'' " '".' '''' /
icaonps allow myself 10 suppose that the
Government VIII refuse 10 mo compensation
lof the extra services nave reformed, sefv
wees entirely out Of u" ne OF my duty as
hegW'ef OF ms treasury, wien u has adopted
principles ana regulations mHk'ng such com
Pfnsauoh 'or s'mnAf serVidest TO o'her ohcefs,
anu hhse therefore 70 request respectfully
INT YOU VII cause directions TO De gwen TO the
accounting oiheefs OF the Treasury 10 settle |
my account upon the principles on which |
II hes been stated.
very respectfully,
haVethe honor To he,
Late hcen,a,d Re, NJ The Treasury
To the Hon. S, n. lsovAN
Secretary of The Treasury
1, NAV be adde1 ,ha, NJ, Nsnrse ;mmedi. |
atel, on his removal from of,;c. denos,ed two
,honssnd dollars IN .ccoon, If ,hs .on,i,ce,. |
ces that there nigh, be no Inconvenience. either
10 private individuals or to the public service,
which amount 1t may he thought he shoo'd
gave rehihed as an outset 10 MS caiIns.-In
well 10 state ,ba,,hsy me- snnnor,sd NV ,h. fol.
having b;gh leo,I onin;an '''p'' y Wv
On ihr cas-, amt "a n h.half NJ, Name.
] have always understood tim, j, was equally
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

ed az an especial annoyance to the feet Of his
late Bri,aunic Majesty George the Third, whose
birthday Was the Fourth Of June. On the an
niversary OF that very day, .ss the ses. fiji
gate blown 10 atoms.
Another curious circumstances 10 also
worth mentioning. One the surgeons, who
was attending upon patient was IN want OF
n knife. One " ss handed 10 him by n person
standing by. II had handle Of semi nanspa.
rent horn, under which WAS this passage from
scripture - We know not what a day may
bring fonh !"
THE FUNERALS
The unfortunate sufferers by this dreadful
catastrophe. received their las, melancholy rites
yesterday afternoon. Twenty one men and
two Of the women were inferred in the burying
ground at the Wallabout. The bodies were Ia
ken from one OF the ship houses at 2 o.
clock, aud placed in sir carts, when the process
sion proceeded for the place Of intermeni, in
The following order "A detachment OF marines
under command ofihe Orderly Sergeanf;the Mu-
sic; the Clergy eorpses. With marines between
each cart and two sailors on either side oil the
carts sailors and mariners, officers OF the IA.
Wy and marine corps. Including Commodore
Cbauncey, Commander ofthe Guard and Col
onrl Gamble. Commandant Of Marines. ndd a
large number OF the citizens. OF Brook'yn aud
New York. The procession reached the bur.
ial ground st3 o'clock, when the bodies were
deposited in one grave. Tie funeral servicn
was then performed by the Rev. MIR. 5rare,
The Chaplain Of the yard, recently arrived tfom
Pensscsla. A. voiley of masSetry was then
fred over the graves by deiachpent of ma
rnes. There was animmense eonpourss OF spec.
iaiprs assembled 10 witness this melanclioly
spectacle, and. il was remarked that The utmost
order and decorum were observed. all appear
ing 20 be Impressed with the solenniry ofthe
occasion. Previous 10 removing the bodies
from The ship house, the corpse OF one of the
females was taken away by Aer friends 10 be
privately inferred. -
The remains of the unfortunate Breckenridge
we're conveyed 10 The silent iumb frUmths Navy
Yard, al siI O'Clock In the Afternoon, attended
by all the officers on the station and a large
number Of citizens. Man, a manly tear was
shed by his brother officers when his mortal |
remains were. consigned TO The Graves les.
,imonial that they had lost a worthy aud meri. |
iorious friend, and HAT the service was depr. |
we'd ola brave and gallant officer.
The order ofthe Procession was as follows
Escort Of Mariners commanded by Lieut.
Nicholson two bands of music the Clergy. the
Seamen Of The Station petty officers the Mid
shipmeo the Lieuienants Master Comman.
lants The Commandant Of Marines Post Cap
Iains. including Com. Chauncry followed by u
arge number Of the citizens OF Brooklyn aud
New York. On entering the cementery,
he funeral service was performed by the Roy
Mr.. Scarle, after which the Rev. kir. M'llyain
made mesi feeling and appropriate address 1.
he assembling. This impressive cere mony
vas concluded by the usual military honours OF
iriag three yolleys over the grave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

The May number ofthe African Repository
published mon'hly al Washington, by III.
Board Of Managers, has reached rs. II is ver,
rich IN matter Interesting 20 the fricnds oftbs
sketch of'be Iomb Of M. Ashmnn. II is neatl,
aud handsomely printed lA6r. Gasstte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

Capt Alexander Clarion, now upon the Bal
'in,ofe station, has been appointed TO the com
mand OF the U. 5 sloor ofwH. Natchez. II i,
.taied ,ba, she ia 10 carry ont the; Hon. T. +
NJ ore. the successor Of General Harrison.
'nnisterto Colombis. and will sail in a few da,
from New York. Bah Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

Death Of Gen. Deartorn,-Ihe Boston paper,
BRING intelligence oftbe death Of Major Gnner
al Henry Dearborn al the residence of his son
n hoIbury, Mass. on Saturday morning
last, aged 10 years and three months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

Ner York, June lO.-Mr. Gaiiain arrived in
town from Washington, on Saturday last,
where we Team thai he has been engaged, the
last two months, in collecting the evidence
and drawing mp The argument that is to be laid
beforetIe ArbiterUhe King of the Netherlands J
relative uoour controversy with Great Britain
respecting our Northeast Boundary Line.
lCour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
From The National fnieifigsncsr Of june 10
IlE CASE OE JOSEPH kOCnSE,

IN auemp, having been made for party pur-
poses TO blaeken the character Of the gentleman
shsss uame stands AZ tie head oil this artlnle,
and Who la, ever been considered q man Of the
psre's integrity, who had served his country
faithfully aud lshoriously for 6hy year., Is
due 10 virtue and Justice, 10 expose the caiun.
Nv, and from the insteriais placed within our
ssach. TO correct the mireprese ntaion. VIII
ihis viev Tie following copy Of communities
lion from the late Register to the Hon. samut !
u. Ingham, Secretary oil lhs Treasury Depart
u lent, IN relation 10 the accounts of the former
with the Government, is Ind before tire public
Lstler from 10, gouyn late Register. 10 the Sc
eretnry Of The Treasury.
UIGHrs Ap 5vI GIonoI
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
SALT.

oooo n,rels NJ !. Inspected kansN'
WV iateIv received and Tor sale by ,rxFE.
june 3, 1920. Nil -, :, kent dsrift
ga cOns'na sappiy Of ~, sa'' !, ny, ,.sr X -
the scison, ior slls q The 'aE.'' "'''
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

NRACHIrgE cARDs;o1,Aau l 81
III supply Of Machine Cards y q -, a fo1
and of FILLET CARDS, this day ree'i cu,tb 5
the manulaclory Of Messrs. J. s. J. = "'D
Co. ofLcicester. .,ov g srEEE.
June 3, l52J. h-NO-> -
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

.NI
The Jackson Editors are use'nS a'r
means in their power to raise q 0 ~,
against the late administration, ana ca ~
upon it the alleged misconduct Of ~ =. -, I.
klns. Whe would have though ul''
their promised exposure Of corruption ~.
to end in this-the detection OF mlse ,-l.; (.
in the Fourth AudIor--a mere c''-
one ofdie Departments ofthe Oo'e'lD -,
But is it not evident to every cano'p D. I"
that it is unjust to charge upon wv ~.
dent and heads Of department Tie u''.
ton of clerk unless his proyloGo u
acter had raised question O. bls h0I ~
No man stood fairer than dc ~, ~. 80
kins. Should the present Fourth A " 4.
be found a dIlequeni, we should 'nlu i. I. |.
case a different one, for he has al's', 80,
covered himself with iniamy as J u
with leprosy, that the people ou !, orFc.
will bold those who appointed hlIn !"
responsible for his misconduct. M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
VoTHE LA DIES.

TUyHL sub.cfyber ha, just received the ioi.
= loving sdi,lss,a few pieces only 81 Thread
I, "a. Of paiefos entirely new, and decidedly
ne most elrg aai that he has ever seen, lew
,.ieoe. yer, superior Mer mo Cloths, Paimyreens
Pueres, / snpp Losfrings, ssiiins aud , atm
I.es,ntines a FEW Scarlet and white Meripo
sbAwis. yer, cheap. ADD 80 doz ladies Horse.
.kn. Md Wash leather and otaer kinds OF
Glove, and MiItins. very superior quality.
ALSO,
40 DIR HAAS. 4 various kinds, viz
ri,eas,ian. Scarlet and white Merinc, very SUI
pefor.
prnssian Grape, Gro DE Tie. Fancy Silk,
Plaid and Bsrdered PalmyriLe, rich Painted
and Bordered,
Plaid Gauge, Marrsbo, flo,, Fringe, Leonidas,
Zephyr Crap".
And he will in few daysreeeive or o doz.
Barrage HIS Scarlet d various Other colors PLAN
a. prlnied together with great variety Of Mus
Inns. Cambrlcs and oiher Goods which he is
determined TO sell nj very low prices ior cash.
HENRY ALLISON.
Nav IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

SrlY the directions OF the will Of John Han
- sard, dec. late Of the county OF Amherst,
which will has been duly recorded in the su.
perior Court of said county, will be exposed
10 sale, on the prem ises, en- the I'd day oil Jan
nary next, thai part OF The said Tesiator' S tract
OF land. lying in the county OF Amherst, which
adjoins the lands Of Anthony Rucker, dec. and
which is 10 be- separated from the remainder
of the tract. by the road from Tnsleys line,
with the Spring ineluded) TO VIM. McDan-
ieI's line, TO the Mansion House tract. Plat
and Survey of the land will be present on the
day of sale--and the land will be sold to the
Pb.si bidder, for cash, unless the terms oil
sale should be otherwise directed by the deyi.
sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Polly,
PAMELA and Caroline, children of the Tesiator,
and between whom the proceeds are directed
TO be divided.
BENZ. 1ALfAFERRo, High Sheriff
oil Amherst county. aud as such, ad-
mini.lraior with the will an
DeAed of John Hansard,
deceased.
Sent 81 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
HOUSE COVERING.

TENIlE subscribers having made great i'm
Il proyement ia lire proof covering, and
obtained a patent for the same, offer tie ben.
eft Of il TO the public.
The Improvement consists in using fasleninos
which are locked in The grooves and nailed 10
the sheeling plank. By this means, no nail i,
driven through the tin, and the nails are quite
protected against rhe weather, which efeelusl.
ly prevents hem from rusting, and The roofs
l. akng-whereas, oil the old plan the naiis
are all driven through the sheets, aud tho COY.
cred by the grooves, they are nevertheless
wet by every rain, which. in no great length Of
time rusts them of. Consequently, looslng the
lin from the ROOF. and occcasioning Thousands
OF leaks. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on The new plan is. that
there is no occasion of he sheeting planL's be.
ing kiln dried, nor more than three quarters of
an inch thick And again, on old houses no.
thing is required bur to take IF tie old shingles
and put on the Tin or sheeling. This makes as
good root as can be made, and saves tue
whole expense oil sleelng anew.
WM. BURD.
X. S 1iLDEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

NyOTICE-Willbe sold, to the highest bid
IN der, at the late residence of Miner Cox
dee in the county Of Amherst, on Tuesla the
24,h Of the present month, November. a part
OF thepersonal estate the said decedent con
sis,ing OF three good work horses, one yoke Of
oxen, one oxscart, one horse-cart the crop of
corn, fodder, oats, &c. the stock Of catie sheep
and hogs, household and kitchen furniture,
plantation utensils Of every description, one set
of blacksmiths tools. Terms Of sale,--A credit
Of IL months win be given upon all sums Of
$40 and upwards for all sums under : TO- cash
will he required. Bonds with approved secari-
ty will be required of the purchaser.
SARAH cox, Adm'x.
Nov. 8 tds24
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
March 9.

NfOIlCE. BY virtue Of a deed! of trust, eY-
AZ ecuted TO the subscriber by John Cole.
man. bearing date the - day ofJuly 1896,
and duty recorded IN the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Amherst, for proposes therein
expressed will sell, at public auction, for
cash, AT the courthouse of The count, of Am
hersl, on the 2lai day of December, 1929, the
following valuable Slaves, viz; Ben, Nelson
Winston, Madison. Newton. Render, Motley
jack and Henry, or so many of the said ne
groes as well he sufficient To satisfy and paw
the purposes ofthe said trust deed The above
mentioned negroes, or the most Of them are
young, aud the most sallable kind, and worth
the attention ofpurchasers. The tile is con
sldered the very best, but MS | am acting as
Trustee, only shall convey such as is vested in
me. JOSEPH PENN, Trustee.
Nov. l6 tdso5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

WILL sell from 3oOto 800 acres OF uneIea,
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academv
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is well ADAM.
ed 10 the culture of Tobacco and the dheren,
sind oil grain usually cultivated in the neigbbor
hood is well watered, aud lies better than anv
tract o its size in this part ofthe country. Its
SO situated as to be entirely exempted from ds
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one. Two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
PA'HnICk NNENY
AGANa X VIZ,

e lie prospects Of his lns iiuli0u have con-
Il tmucd 10 hfighteu with every revolving
month, x it i, believed the mos, ,arguinc eIpec
taIIousofit, future usefulness will be tai, redi.z
ed. The number 81 students has II. reds 4 to
forty it is hawc,er, ihougi rxpe irat helc.
after t. unit thr ntlnnef, y ich limit viii ex.
tend 10 ihrts But as sntue fifteen or twenty
will leave the Academy at lhe close OF IN pro.
sent session there vii be ,acancits t3r about
ten. Those wlo intend 10 connect tn mseivcs
with the lusiiulion. VIII do well 10 signify such
Intention AT an carly period.
J. is believed thai lie Student can command
as mony aud great advantages here as at any
other Institution OF he kiu3 in the couutr, =
the course of study beng lib eral, expenses mod
erale aud situation healthy. The oou Sc OF
study comprises the ordinary branch s of the
English, (the rudimnnts excrpted) together
with the Latin aud Greek Languages, the higher
branches OF the NJ iihemalts md Moral Politi-
ca Philosophy. The terms II board are S25
per session OF five months, including contngen
cies tuition. $l2 50-th, latter To he pald in
advance. The subscriber is Compelled 10 re
sort 10 this expedent 10 save himself the trouble
of collecting, TO which he has no, time to de
vote. The tuition has b. en- moderately adyan
Ced the reason for doing So will be found in
the condition of the times Should Il plce OF
produce be again depressed, tuition i'll be re
durrd 10 the old standard,
The subscriber promises his faithful and midi
vided attention 10 the young gentlemen who
may he committed IL his care.
LINCOLN CLARKE, Preceptor.
NOTE the ~ inter Session will commenc
the first OF January. Those who wish to b.
Come members o. the Academy. must forward
their communications 10 the Precpptor, from
whom they will receive immedat, euswets.
Should the plan proposed succeed, as is con
idenlll beh,vet. n French aud Spanish each
er will br emp,oyed L. {.
Hmg, sept 18Th. 1899, Iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
Smith, Bagwell & Go.

n RE now receiving their Fall supply o
~ GOODS. consisting of Cry Goods, Hardt
ware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Groceries. Crockery-
Glass and China Ware, Boots and Shoes, Soa'
Leather, Smiths AnYils, Vices, &c. &c. IN
greater varieties ibsa they have ever before
Eept-alI of which they are disposed 10 sci,
low. The market price given for Wheat
Flour, Tobacco, &c. dc.
Oct. D. I'D