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FRESH SPRING GOODS

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
HEMiNG g. EDWIN JAMES a. co. MAR
ket Square,) have just received
bef,eeen 4 and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
sitabie stocks of Spring Goods thew have ever offer
Gu ior sale. A more particular advertisement will
'PPe"i III iew days. april %
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RALSTON & PLEASANTS

Have Just receved, and offer for sale at Meir Store
corner of ID and 18Th streets,
slSn Bags fine green Lagura coffee
~" 100 do mountain St. Domingo do
~ 10 Nlo 20
80 hhds prime green Cuba do
% bags old Java do
30 hhds best dry New Orleans sugar
% do common do
"a do dry Porto Rico DO
28 do very superior st. Crox do
IS hhds Trinidad and Il. Orleans nolasscs
pipes Holland GIN
81 barrels old rye whskey
30 bbs and hhds common do
IL chests g':npowder and imperial tea
$50 sides oak and hemlock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filled salt
90 boxes 3xl0 window glass
9 do l2Xl8 do July 90
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0@r JoBFKlNTING ezeeucd At Inc Wig Office
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10 lie Printers If The United States.
late the prices Of all the materials used In maxim.
- Printing Types have been greatly reduced and the
faculty. OF manufacturing greatly increased. The sun
'c"oe therefore has been induced make proportional
oe reduction ~ Inc prices which, from the list Of April
have been as stated IN the annexed list
The character Of the Type made at this Foundry is
wen known To Tie TRADE, who assured thaun regard
!" the quality "fmetai, hnsh, aud durability, M deviation
has been made.
tie has on hand complete assortment ind can suppIv
any quantity on short notice; be will be happy to re-
ceve the orders oi his Customers which viii have imne
diatc attention.
Merchants who have orders from, abroad can have Off
res complete with Presses, every ding for
Printing establishments put up iu tive most perfect
manner. F.'
Publishers arc requested TO give this advertisement
place IN their papers few times tn receive psvrsnt ga
10 type, or ~ settlement NJ their nccounts
RICHARD RONALDsON PhiLa,iedob,o
PRICESi-Ai six months credit, for aporoved pene,
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ST. CROIX SUGAR, &c.

81. CROlA SUGAR, DC.
We hare IN store for sie at The Io,cest market prices
y4D Hhds st: CrolX Sugar, part first quality,
A6O Is do n. o. do
90 boxes white Havana sugar
$40 bags coffee
500 chests imperial and gunpowder tea
DO do Young Hyson do
IS hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
40 pipes Holland gin
80 do French brandy
200 boxes brown soap
500 10 tailow candles
20 do spermaceti candles
40 cases half-pint tumblcr5
90 do decantcrs, &c.
10 pipes } 49,; :
so or. casks vans '"''0N' f1"'''icS
$50 cases mems fur hats
ITO do shoes assorted
20 kegs ground ginger
10 bags race ginger
70 bags pepper
500 casks cut nails and brads, all sizes
100 boxes chocolate
so boxes mustard &c. &c.
100 elegant liquor cases,
Also, the following DRY GOODS:
40 bales German osnaburgs
10 do burlaps and sail duck
case German thread laces
bales tckiinburr
German shIrting linen
20 bales brown domestic shirtiugs
90 do do do sheetinps
% do beached shirtings and sheetinrs
bales Scotch oZnaburgs
4 do twilled sacking
do bagging
10 packages, comprising general assortment
Of English, Irish and French goods.
July 30-3tif OTIS, DUNLOP e. Co.
FINIIE LADY OF THE MANOR, Vol VII. with
most interesting Frontspece, just published and re.
ceived; also,
Constitutional Charts or Comparative Views Of the Iey,s,a
I'VE Executive ana Judiciary Departments in the Constitu
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF NIKTiINIA--'io w,T
remembered, That eighth cay of June IN the
year OF the Independence of United States of
n DUO ne ,e OF book, the right whereof he claims as
~ .he words following, To wit-Chrisian Parents
. VV 10y The author of "Le,crs Female Charac,cr-
h Is mere among whom, ask bread will
you give him stone, ii he ask fish viii Won sys S
Pt MARX WI 3 TO- In conformity the act of the Con,
ses me Chiten States entitled An the encourage
e' Oh learning by securing the copies maps charts and
TO the authors and proprietors of copies during
inc time therein mentioned" "'s
Copy. I'D. JEFFRIFS
june 9 Clerk ofbc r,',a,, r;',; ~ -,
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Jan -
Opposite the Eagle Ho,eI' Ricbno,,, i,

M OLASSES.-3O hhds best Trinidad NoIas.os -oaI---
ItA lated for retailing, for sale by '''o
june % RAiSTON g. prrAs,n,s
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SUMMER GOODS.

B.1LDWK.N, Ives g. Co.
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\ 49, ~ DUNGLlSON'S GEOGRAPUY-Ju<,
Re-, '", a" introduction to the study of tircciau and
,~ "' George Long, Esq late of the Unvsr.
v o' he.na now of the University of London and Rnh,.
D"ns'son, NJ d. of the University ofvsmiaWby anu
Tn. ,.,.., .-., J. fl. NASH.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
OPPuGNAlION.


We have ee.ived from L ttShure n hand
bill confirming call for public meeting re,
iarse TO the nomination of Governor. l. is
IN the following language
To The Democratic Republican CiiEfng of A.
leghdny County.
The undersigned Democratic Republicans of
Allegheny County, who were friendly TO the
election of General ANDREW JACKSON as
President Of the Unit d States, believing that
the nomination Of GEORGE WOLF, Tor Gov.
crnor Pennsylvania NV the Harrisburg Con.
Veniion OF the i'h Of March las was the re.
'ull of intrigue and management, 10 order TO
secure possible. the vote Oft the State OF PEN
s,lvania, al the nex' Presidential election tor
JOHN c. CALHOUN. the present Vice Pres.
drn' Of the United States, aud fully concur
ring IN sentiment with their fellow citizens of
Chester CoNntg as expressed in their Rese IN.
iuilons and 4 idrrss OF the 10Th of March Inst
approve of their proposition Tor holding a Con.
Nenion of democratic Republican Delegates
AT Harrisburg, OF thr 2Sih day of NAV next
for the purpose of placing in nomination n
suitable Candidate for the office OF Governor
OF Pennsylvania opposed TO the elevation of
John { Calhoun TO the Presidency, and friend
~ 10 the American system of Home Indus,ru
and infernW improuemeaf, For this purpose
the undersigned respectfully request their fol.
low ct'z Ms of Allegheny county to NEE, at
the C"nt House, in the city of Pittsburgh nm
Wednesday, The 18th May, 1929, at IL O'clock
A. NJ, Tor the purpos" of chasing FIVE dele.
gates 10 attend ,he Democratic Re-ubIicao
Convention proposed to he held at Harri,b,rp
On the 2Sth day of May 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
10 LIE rrnrII oF BEDFORD.

On NV return last everiag fom the Buek
iaehsm els e,ion, vas informed that printed
tickets, en- winch my name WAS associated with
thnse Of ether gentlemen. had been used IN the
election in chs couniy. and That u WIS the m
,ention Of same lndiv daals 10 use this circum-
sanee agsinst me 10 Bedford. Without pr.ten-
ding 10 discuss ihs question whether ~ ~as
right or wrong To use tickets Of this descrip-
tioa. or wheihe, there Is more danger 20 the
purity Of election. in their use, thap 10 that oil
uritftn tickets, which were used by the friends
Of all me Candidates ~ buckingham, aud
which. in the case Of those who Obtained the
majority Of votes ia that county, we're e,ide"i.
Il prepared beforehand. and furnished 20 the
vnters. | mink IL doe 10 myself TO say IN dit-
,ino, terms, thai | bad no agency, direct or ~
direct. in u,iiing. printing. or ctfeuidfing tick.
ets OF ANY dsscnpiiOn; thai Insiiher aided ad-
pis,d. or CONSENTED TO such n course ~ short,
thai | knew nothing Whatever about them f; II
! is true, TINT on The eve oil my departure 10
Buck ing.iam, | WAS informed that ticket With
nv name on IT, either had been or would be
printed aid circulated, but IL is equally true
TINT | rer,onstfaied against, and urged my IN
formani to use his influence TO prevent II.
| Ffom all thr information have been shlc
| 10 Obtain, | am satisfied thai those tickets were
printed and circulated Al the instance and es-
pence ofone or tvo individuals, totally uncon.
neeted with any Candidate, and ! have too
much confidence IN the Intelligence and patriot
SIN oil the peopl, of Bedford IL believe that they
eau be operated upou III the dc, lion OF n ques
ton involving their deHres' rights by eStfins,c a
trivial consdr, s,ions III this sort aud, fdr loo
greni confidence in Their jtsiiee 10 believe, for
oHe moment, thai they will under any circum-
stances permit them To n1ecl an individual to
tally unoonneclsd with tI~m Since my name
/ has heen before the peopl" AL candidate ne
| v'T haze nor UW Crer solicit HE vote OF any
man, nor hare or u,H ! ever attemp, tn rs,.e
| myself bv depreeililng other candidates; Al
| have done has bsep IL HvalI nv srlf Of every
| opportunity 10 give the propl" n sr aud can
did view Of nv opini ms upon the ,ronen'ou'
s"bject before them If upon d litrrale con
s'deration OF my Opinions and qualifications they
| think proper 10 b"sio~ their Iiages upon mr.
| shall he duly sensible OF the honor but
could NOT aud vouid not accept of an election
tina, VAS to be purchased BY an appeal to thei,
passions and prYjudees.
SAMUEL CLAYTON.
Lyilrhburg. l3M May 1929.
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ARREST AT pUILADEIpuIA

The National Journal, OF Washington has
nm article on the arrest OF Mr. Tobias Wntking,
which is calculated to hespeak suspension OF
the public opinion. IT. states that he WIS alb
'"nl from the City on business. unconnrcted
with his former off ial rrlniinns To the gny
erutnent. aud that his return mis h, be eNper
ted about the close of the last month that
he left Boston, Tor Washington, on thr o3th
uliimo, and had advanced on this volunt ,ry
'j"u'ney as far ms Philadelphia, when he was
arrested under the authority of the Unned
states 1t remarks thai az the charges \.
gainsi him ARE so spee,lilV 20 he investigated
before a more solemn iribunsl than that OF Mr.
Kendall che present 3fh auditor any detailed
commentary on them would new he prema
ture that from the accounts which we (thr
National JOurnal) have been eual led Ia Oh.
tain, they are nj susceptible Of explanations
consistent with the hitherto unasssied and
unsupported hnnnr of the accused that Gis1
long established convictions of his integrity
leave Gtl no room TO apprehPnd that they will
now be impaired
The Nat onal Journal argues also AGAINST
the prrsumptiNe truth OF the ch,tgpS, TIM tnry
are founded an an exparie nquistIon, during
ms absence and that his " arrest was has ii
IN the affidavit Of a witness WHOSE cred,hii-
~ had been before imprachPd +; that IL wuuld
argue extreme folly in him TO havr been guilty
OF nm. transgresSion for that the oftrnc7.> i'm
pufed 10 hun are Of a nature which would
have made them cCosIantly liable TO detection
under the Inst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that they
would certainly have discovered and expose,
them.-The National Journai concludes by
observing, that 3" il we did not believe the gen
erai view which we have gave given "t the case
10 be correct, WE should ne among the first To
justify AZ whatever expense of private feel
mgs, the proceeding apop,ed by Gen. Jack
SON."
We have received no information upon this
business We have not unde' stood the part
scular circumstances which have created the
suspicion a few days will probably dsveloPe
the whole transaction, and then the puhls will
be able to judge tcr themselves.
Richm9Hd Compiler,
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THE LATE FOURTH AUDITOR.
E,tf act Of n letter TO he United States q zctte,

t'h d't u ltilfT 10 me Ohttfu STATES ID zEttc,
dated
" Washington. May q 1929
DIR. Watkins the late fourth Auditor. was
arrested ~ the suit of the U States in Philalei-
ph,a, abuu, ID o'clock. on Thursday evening
H. had been 60 Boston on his own private bu-
siness but having received letter from one Of
his sons, commnn eating the seport that he
was defa"ter, which had been with great in.
dusiry circulated here, he instantly set Ont on
his return 10 meet the charges, and was on his
way when taken NJ The Mansion House, in Phil
adelphia. IL had been asserted here with great
seeming coincidence, hy his political enemies,
that he had ahsconded for the purpose Of eva.
ding responsibility, and il is suspected that 10
keep up tbs, idea>the order was sent on % N
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" Ar DIPARrnFsT.
May 1929
Poyfsmontb. N. n Hioy
Yer, respectfully,

Samuel Cushmsn Is appointed u. s. Auor.
MY Tor ,hs District Of New Han,psh,r. in place
OF Daniel VI. Christi, Esq john Laighinn.
Of Portsmouth, Navy Agen' IN place ot Matthew
Harvey. who refused 10 accept the office and
the Hon John +. Parrot formerly a Repre-
sentative and more recently u senator ~ Con.
grrss, has been rrmpved from the Post Offige
III this town; TO make wnv tor Mir Abner
Gseenlrat, late the repaied Editor ofib N. IL.
Gazette. 49,
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From the Virginia Herald.1
H@'oc' 81 letter from young gentleman 10 his

kkY WEST (Thompson's lslandD
april Isl, 1929
Key West is situated in the Galf OF Mexico
about o'u miles from 81, Marks, and 30 from
the southern extremity Of Florida. Il i.
miserable barren spot Of seven miles in eSte n,
and swh or three IN breadth, and 1 am told IN
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fork snd Philadelphia, TO arrest him az soans,
u was discovered HAT he was shout 20 return 10
Washington.
4" The affidavit Of Amos Kendall. on which
the process vas founded, is dated on. Sunday
last. The 26th uli aud states his suspicion and
belief, on examination of the books, and on the
information ot clerks. ina, Mr.. Nafkin. had,
ON unnsihofizrd tequisi,,oiis. drawn Inoaey, at
snndry iiInrs, IN ihe flames of Mr.. Panlding
Mr.. Harris. and others. 10 the amount OF 4 10
dollar. This, IL will be perceived. Is altogerh.
sr an tIpdrfe proceeding. A little explanation
may clear up any apparent deficiency on tbs
books. aud the information OF clerks must be
received with great caution at a moment, " hen
every individual Of them Is trembling for his
situation, aud ready "a do much TO conciss
those by whom his destiny ia confronted. Ills
friends have the fullest confidence IN ~. in'eg-
riiy DIR. Watkins, confidence which rs fsn
by NIL who know him, and they have Grm be-
liff That he will be able ssfi4factpr,y 10 shew
that whatever may have been his private Gun
barrassmenis, he has not been guilty Of any Vi.
oia'ion Of the public trust. They reason thus,
mt exclusively on the ground OF his personal
character for integrity, but also from hi- whole
conduct Had he been conscious OF guilt. h.
would have taken some pains to proven, ex.
po'ufe. by e1scting compromise wit The in.
dyidnas on whom he is reported 10 have
drawn. IL must have known tina, according
In he system adopted in he public Offices, de-
linqnency must be detected, Mr.. Adams would
as irtleslblY have punished him, as GIN. Jack.
sou can. sboHld IL he e1abiisbed, tina, Dr
Watkins has been guilty. Of any violation of his
trust, The lrcnde Of The late administration will
br no more disposed 10 screen him from the lr-
enima,c consequences of quilt than his enemirs
hut thy lave eni,sc confidence 10 bis honor !;
AID possessing thu confidence they have seen
With ieenes oi deep iudiP the unmanly
nngenern'ls asd unj,Ist procedure of his enc
mies. Advantage was taken OF his absence 10
circulate the MOST injurious reports AGAINST hi.
private and pub !. character. Upon the af
davils of men, who were regarded as his per
sonai friends, thai he an absconding debt.
or. his furniture was attached !; mn who had
eaten his meat, and drunk his wine, wore q
mong the fist 10 strip him OF hi, comforts un
der tue preteS' u securing themselves for
some tifing responsible, =; and BY theso
means, public opinion has been inbred with
PREF 'dice most injurious MS we'll as unju,t,
=" You mhy ea.'ly inagIur the escteprnt
which this Circumstance ha, caused here. M
efar, will BE- spared on III" pat OF those in
power 10 use il so as u n,nre the cause aud
rrputa'i N Of the friend. Of the llte admins
tratIrn but such nm effort will only rpcoiI on
hrm'elvrs should Or. Watkins be abb. 10
cl"ar himself from the charge. aud if noi they
viii receive new proof Of the purity of the
friend. Of the late administration in the rea.
din'ss with which they Will aequiesce in the
punishment. :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

More Reform a grnt'e'han VIZ, .hG
Washington yesterday informs us, that u.
nong the new arrangement, on foot, James
Hamilton, J.. late II member OF Congress and
chairman, Of the celebrated R.nenchmcni
COMMITTEE is TO be assigned 10 the Com4tfol,
Ier's ollie vice Judge Anderson, 10 the made
Treasurer in place OF NJ. Clarke --Ex Cove i.
nor findI4y of Penns, lvana TO b. REGISTER il,
place oil Mr. Nonrse, The Treasury is 10 be
pretty thoroughly clrarcd of IL present incnm.
bents l. is further stated on The same au hor.
'Y, With is Of the most unqu stiona'de char.
ac'e", that Francis Ogden E,q Of New I ,rk
rs to tie the Consul at Have and that George
Esq OF BaumI re is actually To-
have ,he Eonsulship At Liverpool, the most
lucsaiivc birth ofthe Government
p1J,inJ
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b AROMETERS.

H1Noh oniE' few very handsome a nd com
u piefe barometers, with Thermometers az
'schen 20 each' Howell DAVIES.
April %.
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III" present appears TO he n most auspicipus
era, fur our brethren OF the iype--no class Of
cu1z"ns. III proportion TO ihcir nutnber brinp
Half 20 snccc siil IN obtaining off g. of trust
-nd prof undsr the government. pr0sided on.
~ they have been active and ind tatigable il,
wiring INTO power The administration We
nave 10 objection Ia the honors which are
conferred upon the profession, OF any m.mbe,
~ y 80 laF as 'hry deserve them bui Ne dt,
hunk there rs want oil good taste IL s;ng
'ps ou' Tor such distinctions, those and ,liosr
only WHO have been loudesi in trnmpe,i,rg IN,
mefis OF The successful candid ile ten Jack.
|oh would scorn either 10 give or receive a
br'o", aud $" would every Other ci'zru who
is worth, OF the name. But the Effects Of tn.
present system. II they b. duly ryapiacd will
ne found 20 hour too near u resemblance 10
those # downright bribery. |, matters NJ, thai
the payment l. nRd. after the work IS dom.
o. nat there Is NO positive certainty IN -,
case Of any individual thai he will be Of In,
numb"r Ia whom tn" rewards are granted
Experience proves tina, man will mike sacri.
ices ana .nd re hardsblps. as we'll f,r a vain
able chine". ns iur a moderate certainty
INV suppose that III h. next elpctionpcrinr
cAmraign, Gen. jackson should he rII, Tor
the Presidency, ~ opposition 10 some other
popular candidate ii the principle of reward
iug editor nj services bv Appointment, ,s the
o. der of he d,v, who dpea no, = IN I poiiv,,
very remote from pure patriotism nre liable
10 operate Instead Of seeking the hes, IN.
tcr"siS of their co'ntry. the conductor. e lhr
public press ave tempted IN ralcuIate the chan.
crs 81 individual emoinlnent A f,unda ION !,
Iad for erohg a"d bitter excitement result
ing. not so much from an honorable attecb
'nent 20 ia" character and principles Of TIN
rtgn lHnta
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From fht haf;o,oJ L,,,J,;ck,,.v

FrUW Iht Ndti0ndT HftIIEtnfty.
We understand that the following letter was
trsnsmmed. on Saturday last by the Secretary
Of Wn.'o cHARLIsJ }. NovRss. Esqu,,e the
Chief Clerk 10 thsi Department,
WAR DIPARrnEsT.
mayor koure. The Chef Clerk OF a DE.
Psrmsni should ta his principal stand 10 the
relation of confidential friend Under this
beiief. have appointed Doctor Randolph. OF
Virginia. take leave To shy, thar, since
have bern in tins Department, nothing 10 rela
ton to yoa has TRANSFERRED 10 which | should
take the slightest objection DOR have any TO
suggest.
Yer, respectfully,
j. II. EATON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

Mr.. WILLIAM Baowss.a fniihful aud eff.
cieat Clerk ~ tho Department of State, wa,
discharged by Mr.. Van Buren, on FRIDAY. N,
man ~ the public employ susia,ned
more unimpeached or more uninnescha biz.
cbarHcler than Mr. Browne, who ha, A family
dependent ON his exertlons. The small ~.
come bs which his faithful services to the
People wns accompanied has been Just sntii-
ctn' with strici economy, 10 support them
with r"spfctab,lny. He is now futued on h.
commons. without the m.sns Of even a bare
support. This isa severity Of fnte which /,
mounts, IN punishment, aud when We sneak of
'pnnlshmeni The idea OF crime ia in,eparahe.-
What was M Brownies GRIM lie WINS no,
even political partisan. Whatever his oprn.
'nn,, he was Too much occupied. by his public
aud his domestic duties 20 find leisure for M,
'ng in III. par',e' oi the day MIR. Van Buren,
himself IL understood 10 have explici'ly declar.
ed lh'' there was no inpniation ~ his fidelity
or efficiency fSot. journal.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
james L. Pickett Of Kentucky, 90 be Seere-
,ary oi Legation to Colombia, in place OF Ed.
ward 4. Inyloe, Of Virginia
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ABBf'5 best Chewing Tobacco for sale
Ia blythe subscrbrr Howell DAVIES
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BGcting on. Il Circumstance occurred ~
Waeelmg, ON Monday last, " hirh caused much
surprise aud conversation among the citizpus
Of Ihat place. WIN. T. Barry, "a Postmaster
General. aTiiyrt AT Wheeling foNards the eve
ming If that day, accompanied by few friends,
aud called fer n PIN ale apartment nj Dennis
tons Hotel after having remained about 80
nr"tes Nh. Glay's arrival NJ the Same house
Vas announced when Mr.. Barry Il Cu imnc-
di"i"'Y deserted the premises, aud sallying
forth 10 the street., inquired Of pas.er by, for n
Jackson Tavern, where they spent the nigh,
and leil town early the newt morning. This
rii cnm'tance gave rise IN tie following volnn
irrr tong, delivered AZ the putlir dinner, on
the succeeding day:
" The PoHmnstcr Generni-Iind he possess
ID hrIf the flmnes' of his predecessor. he would
DOT have been afraid to meet mn honest states.
man Not. Historian
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L'Ta Class Number S, for 1929
VIII he drawn In the cisy Of New York. on
Tuesday the i2,h May. 1929.
Is Num6srs-6 Dram BoHo,,
q.

'Ot which 8 500 will be payable in Ia
Tickets $40 Halves 8; Quarters o 20
For sale AZ HF.WSQA'5 OFFICE
May H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

Luis Mclane, 5 nstnr in Congress from
Delaware has hren appointed MniStcr 10 Eu-
. md IN pl &c Of james Barbour rrmored
HIS viii hoi be quoted "a instance or
retrenrhmrnt but must b. paced unh"r the
brad OF - reform Mr.. McLane is IA man of
undouhed 'n""ts, and qualified To discharge
the lmpor iant DATES drvnIyus ipon him. So
~ MI. Barbour, AMI tn differ nc" between the
iw" VIII hardly connt"rhalHnc". the 10000,
OUTFIT under an economical administration Bat
how Will our republican f. ends who claim
Gen. jack son A. al the head of the republican
parry reconcile this exehang" of a demacrn,
nf the old school for n thoroughgoue federal
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