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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
THE INITIATION.

y H ~ kN N tbH.
NV L gIue most cordially 10 oil lrhO irar
" any article ofready made Clothing, 10
call on US, our assortment being superior 10 ann
IN the place, and embraces ereTg nrlioie of Gnl.
:iemens Fashionable Clothing The morknansiip
~ can Gardat, aud our prices cunrot fail 10
pleas, beng less thar The goods can be bought.
and made up for IN this place
By our last drrirni, zoe receileJ some sgperfne
Troct aud Ore. CoHts, Of blue. black, rldret.
Ohre, br0un, &c also Steel Mired, blue. green,
and broUH C0aiees, PdntaioOns ofererV shade
Of Cioh aud Cassmeres also, hne Cassnstf and
srfra stout Bang up Cord Pdniaioons. ruth
.Aydps for riding n handsome ns,ortrnelr Of
pesls ofMoieskin silk Yetrei, black blue. byo,r1
fnd fancy SIX Vests Bug Cashmere Toiient;,
pd!enoid aud SlennsdoDi, a great rnr1tiy oj
Patterns, fine Linen, RuGied PLAN Shirts. Dra,r.
Srs Of Buckskia SiOekineh, Flannel aud Cotton.
fHii SHIRTS and White Flannel Shirts lot o,
dry Goods and fancy articles, as Vanished Lea
Their Shocks Patent Stocks, PLAIN and Trimmed.
Elegant sir Hdndkerchie6, ENTIRELY nelo nat
teris, Patent Stependsrs Bug Crarals CrGral
aifners, me SedSkiu Caps fur, collars Senrie.
and black Marine Aneis,) some eerV fine Beaper
Hats Of cheap qualities a large assortment o,
Shoes aud Boots of erery description.
supply Of Ciodks and Big Goats. sople perl
aperior. real Tartan Plaid and fine Camblef
CIonks Vith fine Cloth Liuings NTH or ,rih
oW sieeess fine Drab aud Steel mired B4Iag up
Goats, made m the latest style, (somo ezra fne
Ohue, black aud Drab Big Goats, wilh large
Cdpes.
Ladies Cloaks. Of Siis. 9th SIR Innings. IN
.5edutiful article, also Of Merino Cloh, Cyin,.
sqn. blue aud biact Ciredssians Tarias, ploid &
finey striped Cncassin Cioaks nth canes o,
hoods, a lot Of list socks lined toith pooi, q rom
Portable article for t,auelc7s, as re IRE de,er,nin
edo sell good bargains iaase disposed 10 purchas
aiH do yell 10 sail WALKER T. Co.'S
Emporium Of FdaEpa' iynchbmg, nert Goo
to the Kirginian Office.
Nov. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
PEN FORM CES

The spang he WIS three Yeas old he won
the colts race dt New Market ~ three heafs.lx
subscribers purse loo dollars beating Betsy
Archer Jauritc and ROCKINGHAM aud others ,e.
~ easily. aud repeating ~ fine iime--ihr same
spring he won the Jnrky Ilh Pns" tive mile
heats ~ Spling Hui, fHe Sidri Plhe fdil alt r
he was three years old, he Won the animal post
sbte nj New Market two mile heats, fy, snb.
scrbrrs, $500 each, heating easily Janerie Nj
tlariSon's Nnginian, and two 9th rs--same
'nll, he Won the proprieiors purse at Nouoway,
two mile heats, beating Phills, Aratus mad one
other with great ease--thg next week he run at
BeIfrld foi the lock, Cub PURSE, S5uO three
m,le heats, won without difficulty, beating Ber
rand, AraIuS aud twa 9th Is-the week. after.
he won the locky Club Purse at Spring Hi,
two mile heats, b. tlng Bluster and two Others
hand IN handthe spring he was fonl wars old.
he " on the Cky Club Purse 5000 AT Bc'6eld
3 mile heats, beating the distinguished aCc mr. rr
ARIEL, IN fnn tim the next week. h, won tie
Jocky Club Purse al laurenCey lie four IN lie
heats, $500, 1t one hent, which he took so en-
silly HAT nothing would run agni ST him the st
cond hcat-Ihr next week he run at New Mar
Eel, four milr heats, aud was beat by Gohannah
n three heats, Shakt >pCare beating Flirulia
in the same race, they cuu' ended SO closely as
To IN ar" each oth"i very much, and th,rrb,
gave GuhannHh the raCe--the fall he MAS -four
years old he was trained, sustained an injury
IN his hind mce, va turned OFT. taken up
g ain and run he Was beaten hy Ariel, Mon
seur Ten aud Sally Magee he was thrn
turned ont aud wn'ered. his ANGLE improved -
| he spring hc was five years old, he was again
trained and ran N Halifax, n. G.. for The pr.
! pi,etot' S purse, TWO mile heats which he Won
| in great time, beating Nuiatto Mary, Gc-
he next w.'ek hr W. the Jocky Cnb Pul,e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
PEDTG "a. EEa

B"iyar's sire was Sir Hal, the best son of the
imported horse SIR Henry. ny Sir Peter Teaslr,
Halls dam by rue imported horse Sal ram, by
Eclipse, his graadsm by The imported hose
Medley 10y jim Crack, his graudan by young
Aristotle. by the imported horse Aelstotle, Boil.
Ya1 da,n by old Oiomed, ms grandan, Wildair
8 erandam by APOLLO z. c. grandam by Part.
ner, 4, s. e frandam by feamoughl his
6, 6. erandan, an imported mare ri John Bland
CUTLER q PtNDLEION.
M1rch d. iw5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

UHANAWAi from the subscriber about the
His OF February last, negro woman M
med Agey, abunl 80 years OF age. She has lost
one or two Of her fore teeth she Is about the
ordinary begh and had on when she went
away, a blue linsey iroek, her other clothes
fof which she had but a small siock) are not
psrleusrlv COLLECTED She was formerly
l. y.lps.v Of Alexander Paxton, Of Rock
bridge coluty, end is we'll kuoxn,n thai sec
ton Of country particularly IN the neighbor-
hood Of Mr. Hugh Paxton, where il is snppo-
sed chr mn, he urkng. ! will give a liberal
reward FOR her apprehension and delivery 10
me in Lynchbnrg, or have her secured in
some jail 50 that get her again.
GEO. BAGBY.
v. B. Her husband, Billy. WIN absconded
With her, belonged 10 the sans gentleman
bn, is nov owned by Nj. Waddll oil this
place. lie Il about PC years Of uge and limps
a little, causedh by asesere cut seloss one OF
his sncles and IS a dark mulntlo.
March Is. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
NATRASS MAKINC.-.T6

lVA subscriber, at the lower end of main
street, IN addition tohis Rope and Irvine max
ing business; makes and repairs Curld Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for suInmer-and
would be thankful for any job in that way,
winch shall be done with neatness and despatch,
and on very reasonable termes.
J Il ECHOLS.
Nay J $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
The Distinguished Race Horse
E-L-FA e.. "a.

TEy Ia. w season at our stable. IN
W~N VfY New Glasgow, one half ~
asss-r.sssAMua his time, the otber hall 4,
elson Court house, aud will be let TO mares a.
the reduced prize often dollars the season. VIII Oh
will commence on the 10th Ma ch aud expire
ihe 10Th day Of July. So The leap, to he paid
when the service IS rendered and $50 To insu,e
n mare TO b. with foal, 10 he pad as soon a. II
is asccrtained, or the mare traded off twpnf,
five cents Ia "ach rasr to the groom Marrs fed
TO order. al the ueehhorbood p,icc Of grain
Bolivar u a beaniful dark bay, D aud halt
hands i,gh in richness Of pcdgiee, ior innscc
aud bone. symmetry ADD beauty, and perfoim
ancr on the turf, as far as he was tried Is sur
passed 10y few, If any horse in Virginia The
tall he ~ three years old he run n swecpstakr
At Sew Marker, five stating and running. four
heaf3, the hlst was dead heat; second tnd
and fourth. was contested by Shannr with
whip and sPur--BoIiyar lost the second heai by
the inattenlIon Of his rider, aud won the third
aud fourth. The FIST heat wns won IL | min
81 sec the second and third heats IN mn. 81
sec aud the fourth in / mn. 81 seconds The
same Fall he won sweep stake al Drummons-
burg at Three heats, beating with ease. The
spr'ng he Ya, four years old be wen the Jncky
Club Pursf ~ New Market, after that he beg II
10 decline in Il, alih however. such was the con-
IA fence entertained OF his great superiority, HAL
he was Stated a Laurencrvic thr same SliinA
which rae be lost He las since been u,pd as
n covering house aud from TIE size, ma cniaI
form aud beauty his colts, rnnks among the
first toa geners IL the State. lie is offered this
season to the people Of this aid the adjoining
conn'ies, rs hrst rate took horse, with the con.
hdtni expectation from his great Stamina aad
perfect pedigree, hr viii not dlsappnmt the
hopes oilhose who may tncourase him by
their patronage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
SALE or LAND,

VI SUhoC An E.. to a decree oflhe county court
Il Of Camlbrll. made al Nov. term, 1923. we,
he npdcts gned, appointed hy said court, com
misaionerS for that purpose, y i'll proceed TO sell,
ON The premises, on Saturday tue 2Ud day OF
May next, AT public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, tract oil land belonging to the late Publ,
us Jones, lying in the neig boz hood of Brook
neal. his land is we'll ilmbered, and is like
wise laid to be well waiered The land will be
sold on credit OF one and two years The pur
chaser will be required 10 give bonds with Sc.
curiH and deed of trust upon the land TO Sc.
cure the purchase money.
DAVID HERNDON,
RICHARD MORGAN.
March 30. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
WARD ELECTTON

lpHE WARD Fl ECTlON for nine Common
- Conncimen in zach ward, IN the town of
Lynchb0re. will take place, pursuant 10 an act
of assembly, "enhled an scI for dividing the
town of lynchbnrg into wards. aud for other
purposes, on the GrSl tuesday in April next,
and will be heil in Lynch Ward, No. !, being
all thai part ~ sad town, below the LIST alley,
extending rom the river 10 twelfth strcet at
the Office OF 5 4. Davies, on ID street Aud in
Henry Ward, No, . heing all that part OF said
town above said lst alley. extending from the
river TO 18th street AZ the Store roum lately
occupied by Holmes Il Brewster on od street.
SAML. BRANSFORD, Sergi OF
The Cooperation Of LVnctbu p.
March O. tdr59
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

NoTlCE.-The subscriber will teach Smell.
INliug, Reading, Writing. Drawing, Paint.
ing, Needle and Wax Work. in all their vari.
Gus branches, on moderate terms. Her school
is now going on.
MARY b. GANNANAY.
March 10. d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
Commission Business

fSHE subscriber having entered -,
- Con mission business, Offers H. N
ces 10 The merchants and planters irs a sefsi
this place. Tobacco, Flour, and a,apolhg lie
luce, coniided to his care 10 sell o, .bs pro
he strictly attended TO. He is prov;da vii.
storage IN fire proof house on mar vii
ioT the reception OF Flour, Whiskey and 'ueei
ages oil Goods. SAM IA % .a raeb
Jan. /. IA NAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
lGtY0 'lTAHGGs.

TIT 81 received. few dozen Dr. J. Jhomp
y sons celebrated Eye Uater. For sale At n
York prices. Howell DAVIES.
Jan. L..
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NEW AHI1VAL9 :

WINE subscriber has just received very
u handsome lot oi fashionable Ginghams and
Cai,coes from New York, and will he receiving
from that CITY from time 10 time, Goods suitable
for the approaching season, selected by an
exuerienced hand III. ALLISON
March 10 isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
TRUST SALE,

by virtue Il "a deed Of trust, executed by
ABJames Anthony 10 the subscribers, and
Gully recorded in the clerks office of the
cour'y court of Bedford, for purposes therein
expressed, we, nr either Of US shall proceed to
sell on the premises 10 the highest bidder for
ready money, on the 9th day Of April. 1929,
if fair, if not, the neN, fair day, Sundays e1-
copied, a certain tract OF band containing III
. acres. lying in the county of Bedford on
the bend waters of Baeck Creek. ad Joining the
lands Of said Anthony. John Lees estate,
Charles Noel aud others. Tho title is believed
10 b. good though arling "a trustees we shall
convey only such title II, i vrslrd inus
TH0S. PURCELL, Trus.
0RVlLLE LOVING. ( tees.
March IL 3w
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Great bargains N shoes.

: n AIDES fne and coarse, single and double
A soIed Prunells and Morocco
Ssslskin and Leather Shoes
Childrsn's Leather and Morocco do
Meas hne and coarse do
TIE subscriber has large stock ofihe above
de.erptian nj shoes ANXIOUS 20 reduce the
stock and decline che shoe business, except IN
very limited way. he will seli Of Al very re.
dueed pricet for cash, by ~holes he or retail.
H. ALLISON.
March %. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

Scarce Goods at Reduced Prices.
10 LuE, black Italian silks,
I'D IA and "a plain bobhinei lace,
Bobbnet pesrling,
Floss thread,
laney baskets,
Calieoes, new and beautiful stsie,
Sup EngIIsh white satin,
SILK hosiery, very cheap,
AEeline neck scaris, new aud fashionable al.
fiolr,
With other me- goods weekly receiving, which
we pledge ourelyes to sell at the very lowest
market prices
MCKEE ROBINSON, u co.
March 81 1863
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

Early frame Cucumber
Long green do
Also, ON hand a general assortment OF Peas
Beaus.Gc,
Medicines, pants, oils and dye siuf,, &c. oppo-
ste the Post Office, tar sale by
WM.I. HOLCOMBE &. CO.
II For rent the upper stories OF the house
we occupy the rooms are large AID eomnodi
ons.
March l..
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COINS.
d ~ u r II -.

TuST received and for sale, al reTg 5sa1'
- prices, a very large assortment "I 9,.'"
Bottles, Canisiers, Jars, Bladders ana NJ
Howell DAilb9.
Feb %
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BLANKS

q aN k,nis for salo at tins oli'1~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30


Extract Of a hte,; from London, Maya.
1--WE have fine weather since week after the cold weather,
small advance in Wheat qualities the average being
now at OBS 3D. aud du lbs Sd per and IS Sd br
uJrs
1--WE have letters lam Hae to 18th inst Tie prices fos
wheat and Flour were maintained. Notwithstanding tho
considerable arrivals the sales had been effected 50 anes I
American Flour"
ejaculation 81 s2s 5000 Or Indian Conn., white 32s Cd 3
Sr 4So lbs yellow, wanedsaes OF Coton Saturday ss
slaa
2hgrs5y Ecen;,, hu,r past is tho
usual average Grain, the Of duty, up this
days and gratifying to remark, that the scarcity almost
this period, sill dan ever though now
drawing to the harvest. The average of Wheat Ia
since this time last month, there has been sensible uciao
in the by which the duty regulated So steady
marke, indicates certainly no want Of supply and two
months with the favorable appearances that present then
o hs G s al Sle e
particularly the moned Interests have Looked forward with
have calculated on famine price: Of grain at This period hsys
not erred, seems much in their estimate which
eeig the supply from abroad ard still greater oversight
has been committed in leaving almost Of er calculations
prices have produced This falling off has been great, that
such s Of % pploae s in an as
the population of the county, less wheat has been consumed
he full extent of the degree Of suffering and prvato enduIeG
by the lover classes though it has undoubtedly been very
have been substitutes for wheat and
Fortunate that nearly all them, though the wheat crop ae
have heen produced in abundance and have borne, up to s
time moderate prices The Proscstcs formed of the crop
OF wheat, believe, far iaPQre though is
e.Ely 10 tn.m al accurate judgment.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Fropa the Morning Herald Of Friday, llIay %
Gols opened yesterday 80 BUYERS and bargains wea
currently Zone in the early part of the day $50; but the
market hecame less f afterwards In consequence of snpe
sales by the leading brokers' and the closing Price 3d. SCI
ers The new scrip well maintained at advance of
per cent the price yesterday The premium exceuu
hills remains still without luc tuatinn.
LIVERPOOL RlARKErs-EIA4 g.
CotfoaIhc import this week is 9i86 bays and the saea
reach 1880 bags ciudng 750 americans and Suras ake
for EXPORT at steady and somewhat improved prices 4TE
Sea Islands, 81 to 1d 80 Stained Sad Ssd 6S0
Bowels 4sd TO cd; 2l6o Orleans sd TO I'D 5G Alga
sd To Sd.
LiuespOo! Corr EnctnagsWi,h ligh import of Grain is
Tuesdays market, have notice fair supply Of Anerica
Flour hc operations generally bean 10 fair fY.IS
and at advanced prices OF u heat I'd per 20 b of Oats To
per 80 lb of Flour and Oatmeal each Is per sack no aey
ton i'll Indian Com.
Average price Of Coya for the last lofheat, Gas 2s
Barley, 3is Cd; Oats, 22s IId Rye, 33s Cd
Duy payable Foreign CogIL-iVhea l3s Sd: Bags
iel, Los Gs OATS lbs Sd; Rye, l9s Sd Nv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
MIR. CLAYS RErLl,.

ASHLAND, May IL, 1929.
Ge'iAeiaea:-! am incypressibly mortified in being
Obliged, iron, the occurrence OF unexpected circuRi-
stances, TO postpone visit which bo,I private bust
ness and the desire to my fellow citizens OF Rus
seville ana Logan County had prompted me to re-
solve to make, during this incnt. In being thus
compelled, therefore TO decline, far the present, ac-
oeptng the friendly invitation to puh,ic entertain
ment, communicated your letter of the Sd INST
beg you to assure them of my deep regrets, OF. my
great sensbilIty to this testimony their attach
ment and confidence, and oflny determination to-
wards the close OF the summer early the ensuing
autllrn, to enjoy the qualification OF SEEING them IF
my lie and healtli spared. will take care 10
lnnrn YOU IN due season, of the time OF my arrival
at Russevlic, that have of meet
ing many of my pllaw ci.:zeiis Is may be conyc
nient
should neglect Tie impulses OF rrcatfl heart, if
-l-ti,a not express To gentlemen e rcproecn-
ta,Ves, on this occaslon of the people of Russellve
ana Logan my respectful acknowledgements for the
atterng aud friendly sentiments with which YOU
have accompanied your kind invitation: Concurrnp
with you in the respect and Difference which are due
to the will OF the majority of the nation as recently
expressed, Is consolation to me- for the posi-
poncment which have found myself OBLIGED to make
tnat IN seeing you at more distant period more
time will have been allowed for the subsistence of the
passions and prciudces, by which TIN, late contest
was charactcrized, and for the deliberate exercise of
calm and unbiased judgments. am further consoled
by the reelection that visit to YOU, after the cleo
tons in August cannot be misnerpretcd into pur-
pose on;ny part. to Influence their results
pray you, gentlemen, to ACCEPT lie tender of NV
cordial respect aud esteem.
Respectfully your friend and Fellow Citizen,
=, u. CLAY.
/ Messfs. WALrEl, JoNrs
II. L. BnoAUNAX, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

COUNT o. Logan, anxious TO testify to the world their
uiaiterabie attachment to you-their confidence in
your patriotism, and their admiration of the purity
d eNcelicncy Of your political character; have de-
sgnatcd the Undersigned as committee TO address
una 10 invite you III their behalf to public entertain
in' mt which Will be given such time as your conye
niehce may justify your attendance. Permit Ills TO
that IN answer to previous similar invitations
rom the citizens OF this county, you rave assurances
but Tor the tho propriety of attending to the dis
charge OF your official duties, you would cheerruy
have complied with their wishes and accepted their
invitations much they may regret, the
recent display of public sentiment Ito which all should
pay difference and rcspect) which constrained YOU,
TO retire from station in which your talents and pat
'otisn1 sione conspcuosly-the would rejoice that
an 'tnity could now be afforded them to eyince
.neir great PERSONAL end political regard for the man
whose life has been characterized by the most bril-
l'nt eXcrions in support of the rights and liberties
Oh MS fellow mon and the interests and the perma
heet welfare Of has state and country-for The man
VINO Stands erect with spirit unconouered noiwitl-
standing the successful combination of political asp
rants VINO have conspred against him. and The ,oanfon
Sraet' ahpror@hed and uNatonsd injustice that haze
oeen hedped Upo" hin-for tie ma, acho Is erer
rsad1 ohiia life endares to contribute his erefi0us
IN ne cause Of Li6erty-Ue unos, and ationut z,yos
.rerHy with these views and sentiments an invita-
tion Is now rendered you nj behalf of the ctizens of
Logan. -
W 18th sentiments of great respect and esteem, we
l.,rn, 1o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

COMMUNICATED.
FlRE!-On Friday night, small wooden house the
old Presbyterian Church took fire. aad the flames had got fatal
hold before the alarm given the engines could up
When they did arrive, they demonstrated the perfect safety
winch any city may enjoy from foe protected by sufficient
number Of active and well organized fire companies IL
too late to the house, though the FIRE extn9shed in
the act OF contamination The house occupied By
Mr. Anthony grocery, and he fortunate enough 10
save al eI mos, Of rs contents. AZ OBSERVER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
RICHMOND. BY. June 10.
aiR. CLAY

This distinguished citizen vistcdths place on WE'D.
Desday last, the Sd instant and took lodgings at COL
Shackeford's Inn where lie dined in company with
about sixty of our citizens Mr. Clay we are in
formed, did not desire public dinner or any for
NAL reception. 1t was intiInated on Monday the
LIST inst, that he would probably visit Madison
county on Wednesday the Sd. This drew a mum
Der Of the most aged and respectable of our citizens to
Town. 1t was pleasing and gratifying to Mr.. Clays
all to greet him on his arrival and offer him their
hands and congratulations, evidence Of his dis
ngulshed talents eminent public services and great
moral worth and integrity. He remained at Colonel
Shacklefords and continued to receive the visits
Iof his friends I'LL about a o'clock in the afternoon
when lie left Town for Wood-Er,vn. the hospita-
bic mansion OF VIM. ROBES, Esq. where upwards of
one hundred of his friends collected to express to him
their undDDnished confidence in his great moral worth
and distinguished public services. lie remained at
Mr.. Rodoss till the next morning, when he apain
came to Town and visited Maj. WV. NJ CLArAmAN
at his residence where he remained short time md
then departed for Ashtaod, near Lexington.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
. GnnsnlerrtaI asee0r0 .

:, DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApvlcEs.
From Liverpool, . . Nav 81
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1899.
ITEMS.

Com. Rodgers, Loanmi Baldwin, e.. S. Engneer
and Capt. Turner, arrived at Norfolk from Pensa CO.
Ia, on Monday last, in the u S. ship Eric. We are
glad to- hear verbally, contradiction of the report
that President Jackson meant to lay Com. Rodgers
ION the SHELF on suspicion of Anti-Jacksonsm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

The Philadelphia Gazette corrects tself ard states
that T. p. Moore, (''Free Tony Minister to Colon
ha, is native of Virginia, aud not of Philadelphia,
as 1t previously stated-Seven cities of Greece,
maintained a long and memorable contest for the
honor of having given birth to Homer.