davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
PrpPreor fran he Harm Springs 10 Stauniau.
Richmond, Va. June - 1920 e SIN

F{HIFfY DOLLARS REV AID.-Losi, on tue cyec
ming ct the 18th inst, between the Old Church. Hanover
ana ths City, hniwn calf skin POCKET BOOK, with tue
name of Sidney ". Goodwin wrn thereon cou,auiuc Two
HUNDRED aud Eighty or Two Hundred and Eighty five Dollars
IA Bank Notes. aud Bond drawn by Weston Hart King ~
queen, in favor vi > w. Goodwin for twelve dollars dated
about the Isl J"e also s,rdry bill, and nenoand,ims of no
u' ou' 10 the o~'er Tie notes. he Iccocctcn
Consisted OF 500, $50 and the haanc in tns and
lives, Virginia, and one ten dollar Baltimore note.
he finder, by returning The book and contents the owner
al VIC s'oe oI DddioH Tres Co shall receive the above
reward Richmond, 10Th June l81g-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

1vIIE subscriber very respectfully informs the citi-
- gems OF Richmond. Manchester and the public
generally, that he is again commencing the BOT
1HLTG BUSINESS of Porter, Ale, Cider and
Wine. lie has just received few hogshcads of
superior quality PORTER e. ALE, from one of
tho best bIcwerics III the u. States, II. Morris g.
Son, Philadelphia.
Country merchants may rely on havingt tho Porter
rncked iu the very best manner, that it will be safe
TO cnrry three hundred miles, f necessary. Old
Bottng Celnr az the offith street, next door
to VIM. ii. Fitzwhysonn, Esquire, at the store of
,e subscriber, directly opposite the centre OF the
Old Market.
NAV a JOHN HENRY.
n. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
i'A to sell two valuable LOTS, lying near the
centre of the ciiy one in front of the Washington
Tavern the other Immediately back of Mr.. StannrJ's.
The improvements on the first removable at the
end OF the term (Sst Dec. next by Mr. GodJin the
tenant. GEO. HAY, acting
june, for the Proprietor.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Acssrs. G.. r. & j. HAiLM
have made assignment, for the benefit OF such of ,e
rcditors may desire become parties the same, Within
thirty days from fe goth Of tbs month Said assignment
recorded at the office OF the Hastings
All persons indebted TO said G. X. & J. Ealiam are heeb,
rotcd, that such debts assigned trustees whom pay
meet be made, their authorised agent only
Richmond, May 22d 1929 2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
EDMUND WALLSs
Flour INSPECTOR, Richmond.

CHANCERT-At court held for Louisa COUNTY n,
the courthouse oa Monday. May tire IIth 1929: IianTy
Lawrence, executor Of Sarah Wood decd plaintiff against
DAVID Niche and Sally lis wife, Lucy Richards, Molly Mul-
mehe BeZeee Brown and Belsey bis wife, Edmund Brown
and lheodOsia his wife, Nancy Niche Polly Niche David
Niche, Frances Achie Sarah Mlchle Roled l. Niche
Martha Nlichlo Niche, George Niche and Elizabeb
Matthew Niche aud Sally his wife, John Michie Joseo,
Niche, Jennciia Micc Sally Niche James Nliche NAM
Payne Peter Nc Arthur and Mary his wife, Ludlow Bamhan
ana sally MS We Nancy Niche, Nancy Goodman, Asa Smith
Mehe Maupn, f@rsin Siamper and Emily bis wife JOIN,
Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Sagnc and Nancy Ills ,iGs
James Maupin Fontaine Maupn, Patrick Aiapn' William
Martin and sally mis- wift, Richard Davis Patsy his wife
John Niche, William Niche Patrick Mchc Nancy Mjclie
james Niche, William Mcic, John kchie Mere
velsr and Iatsy his wife, John Dowa aod Polly lis VIII
DlyeT Cross aud Nancy bis WIFE, Sally Smith, John Wood
James Mchc and Frances Alchc Robert G. Willis admins
traitor Of James Mcbe deceased and James hicI6e r. ad
slIaiof Of David Niche, DECEASED defendants =
The defendants George Hce and Elizabeth his wifi Mat
new sche and Ssy hs wife, John Niche, Nancy Payne
Peter Macarthur cod hlaTy his Wiz Nancy Niche Nancy Good
man, Asa Smith and frsaces hrs wife, james Goldman sad
Maria bis WIFE Niche Maupin, Larkin Staper and Emily ms
we, john Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Staglcr and
Nancy lbs wc James Magpin Fontane Maupin, Patrick
Alaupin William Martin and Say his wife Richard Davis nj
Patsy his wife, joel Mapin and Polly his wife Nancy Niche
49, MerewotheT and Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
WOOD not having catered their appearance and given ccury
according 20 law and the rules Of this court aud appearing 60
stale on e motion Of the plaintiff ~ bis counsel is ordered
That Tire said last named defendants ho arc no inhabitants OF
tbs eHe do appear Te the first day Of August next
any answer e Di o the PLAINTIFF end that copy Of This order
be odhw inserted IN newspaper published in tic city of
Richmond for two months successfully, aud posted the front
oo NJ the Courthouse OF this county, dag.
\ 30 copy TeSe, JOHN HUNTER, G. .. e.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26


Floss thread, mixed pins
Observation-Disclosures, cheap
JAvING made ny self satisfactory with the
Inspectors boil, nj Shockoc aud Scabook Warehouses;
well as With uc Statesmen each place, shall for the better
interest oil c sending their Tobacco 70, the present
decline sending any to she Public Wareiousc
until the brake are more rcguarucss particularly requested
10 do So Scaook has lately Undergone considerable repairs
Should any prefer scn; there, win be particularly
tended TO- icc OF any oNa cxcnces 81 Sckor am allowed
to store all in the brick part Of the house. d broke there il
Choose also free c charge At both Of those places
times satisfied Of ii attendance of buyers and ular
care paid 10 nil Tobacco stored either house; the charge
for attention, the same as heretofore.
Richmond. 10Th Juuc.-w,ic II. u. MONTAGUE.
HAVANA SUGAR.-l0 Boxes Havana
Sugar of superior quality, just received for
sale. OTIS, DT.ATOP & Co
june i2-3tif
VINEGAR 4, LARD.-In store for sale
10 Barrels of strong cider vinegar
eS kegs OF Smthield lard
june II JAS. WLNSTO.E
WARRANTED SCYFHES.
sfOR sale at the sign Of the Pad Lock, n com
pe,c assortment of SETTLES, which war
raut. Farmers are invited 20 call and give then,
trial.
Also, the B,ItiSh Patent Scyihes, from 40 TO 81
inches, und general assortment of Hardware, Sad
dcry and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth the attention
OF purchasers. THOMAS a. RUST.
may 2a-lSt d Gift c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
From n. .J,ican Ecpo1iory.
AFRICAN MISSION SCHOOL.

On thu esihblf.hm nj OF an African hissi ~
School IN ia" CRY III II itinit, II vas hoped tha
livly iat,reSt ""uli lc taken Ia j., by the
patrons aud ltruds OF the American Coiunizn
ton oncirty, ~ ilir more southern , at. :;
wucre Nc we're led 10 believe iberr were manv
young men ot Colo. who would gL,diy aya,l
Themselves uithe "pp"t1ni', Ia become quail
fed for II riulness IN ilic Colony Il was hoped
ma th,ns would he taken. Ia ouk ont suitable
pap IL Tor the scnool. ami putthcnl IN the mry
uf joining il. The Exccu i've Com nit eu onirss
thn' they have hitherto been sai,I'ninird ~
their elprctn iVls from tia, qo.,,,"r anl not
WithsIaHdug then exrrtIuns 10 spread inr~li
-cnc. il i I, nrrd thu very " ri ike thndsea
oi Africa are YET acquainted With th- exi,irnrr
OF a free ,chooI tori h.n bcneGt yon will Go
the institution iasor by inserting in tine Re
oitory the following notice al tin Afrlrau
Mssion School. e-lai'lis rG ia his place.
Its object u. 10 prepare yconE men Of rchsi.
ous ensIa.trr aud habits, 10 .rrye in the Cole,
ny IN Airlcn,ln the cnpacity of Missionaries,
Caivchi Is or SchonlnHsters. On leaving The
school. ii.ty are II hr plac.d under thr dnec.
ton ni thu Executive COMMITTEE the DDmes.
tic aud Furrigr eau ch Missionary Society,
10 be emp,o, ed ny IA M IN the tphrrs. IN
" ,ich they may he Judged b i Id labor.
--Thry must be Al least Is wears OF aer--hr
abb TO read and write aud have acquired
rome kno"lcdse of the rules Of common mr.
ithmetic. They must also ~ ninrs 10 the Exc
culiye Commit ee, satisfactory trstironials
Of their exemplary moral and religion, charac
ter, and OF their possessing such intellectual
endo" ,nnnls, a, will IN all probability, rende,
them useful in some one OF tin above mention.
ed capacities Such pupils Will be received IN
to the School aud b, supported and edncai, ii,
pre- oftrpense. until Ihry are judged q Allied
10 proceed 10 their destinations in the Coiuny
A competent instructor In. been appontcd
and the schonl is IN actual opera ion With "a
few pupils.
! The clergy, and others Interested ia the wei.
fare oil our infani colony. are earnestly desired
TO give all possible publicity 10 the Intelligence
relative to the school among thu people 81 90
lor. II is particularly requested. dat thoy viii
see aud converse with promising yong mn OF
African descent, and induce them TO app, Tor
admission. II they appear 20 be qualified fol
the situation and especially, ifthey sustain a
character for devoted pIeiy, missionary zeal
nd competent ia.nis.--Leitrrs Of application
testimo NAL. sc may be re.srd to lhr Cor
responding Secretary, the Rev. n s. Wheaton,
Hartford, Coh,.-DonarionS 10 the Society
may be rrmi'red TO III" Trra>ato., CtpIiau Nj
| chols ESQ. of the same place.
| Hartford. Feb o5h, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
DlSMAL. sW AMP CANAL.

This work IS pouring into the lap Of the
stockholders 'hr just aud rich tribute Of their
enierpr2e--as the james River Canal mig ut
have been doing but for the improvidence aud
encouragement Of those to whom its construc-
ton was entrusted, The Norfolk Beacon Of the
sIh April contains, under the q Marine" head
lit Of seven vessels, VIII Ich had just arrived
at thai place, from Beaufort, n. C "ria Tie
Dismal Scamp Canal" y nj also, the Va. and
" Z. transportation co'npany's boa, Roam.
oke' from Weldon and ia!ilg>, y. c. ria The
Ds'7H' S>'atip cnr1,. nin, hs's Hcur,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

a ia Gentleman. NJ. Iahttci', il ishos a.
aerall. accredited. viii go N;nhi.r TO England
Thore ha. been so rnurh mysi 6ca ion. nj a,
about NJ. B.ldsia. that rs difficult Ia dsirr-
mine whe,frr h. lie ievorifs ~ CJun. The
U. s. Terg aph. the other day. certainty
threw him overland; whether D., order oI
the Commodore Of til. sIiiP, snnno' say.
M. Harry ha. arrived, and nambef OF
hangers on are brushing up topay Their res
pceis 10 him, aud 10 push their I'ntsn.inns o
be little y,cs-rays under him IN the snfious
Posi.offiees aisag the seahoaid aud ruinor Is
nfoai ihnt there . nasiul ,qnin'nR nj the
Baltimore osiicr. by on" who lays high clam
To reward nI patty service. and sacrifices. In;
10 thi. there. 10 doubt. " III be din; poinim,nt
The Nv iS,tmt.irr General comes inio al
A. xill, imIresions mneb In his fa,of--we
nn.i row look 10 his acts p"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
" Tbs leork go,S brqrcly on"

Oar readers will find IN io.''a,s paicla ,ur-
ihef LIST OF appoint nrnts Ia o''icr hy the nd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n which Vacancies existed, 4.
consequently the removal OF the fotuIc, iucrn-
benis became maitrr al onnrl,--lmrn with
whom no fault had been tolnd. and agAiuS,
whom no otjrctlnn had been inadc--) aud ia
violation. too. Of the rn'r "hcn tlte f,itnd. OF
Gen. jackson snid "onld Rurar hn IN his ~.
r,oadiy. 10 wi: that t;ls inenmhru,s bad pr,,
verified io'it ofuees 20 rtreI,onec'ing pupo,ra
We say the appointments al. in violatian Of
thai InIr, htcarsc the Offices alluded To ave of
.ufb Il character IS TO afford to the prrsnns
h"laing them no influence beyond that which
attaches to them as men of character aud tai.
snlA. The Pr,s,drut has certau'yn corai!a.
to.ai right 70 net lhu5--hi has he Il plora!
right to do ~ We canuol think th4, h. has
Ihe Offices Of the cpult'y subjected 10 lis H.
pos9l. not that hn may have il Ia his power
ID pini.h IL, sne,uirS. 4 To reward his friesds.
(bv whom We mean those " ha supported pud
those " no opposed his election }---aut ,hat IN.
IA " see lhn, th., are fled by nueu qaalif ri 10
discharge tlc.r respective duties most a,i,Dn.
lgr,uslJ To the nalion. Nhen he sens be.
yond this line. he Vontts the trust rerosrd n
tiu, ty his country. ia &pirit IL he does not IN
tcfer--und M honest uian, We think, Tools no,
NOR. tcuacInus!y ~ the rule Of lbs conduct in
the latter than il the iurm,r. Has Gen. Jack.
son contorned 70 III, view OF tie subject. in
lhe regnpal 4 individuals who bad given the
hest guarantee. ~ thrn nbs;y and auhiulneSs
in their previous official conduct,--and in IN.
pointing in their stead men who have offered
| W ss'dsnce whatever of their capacity and i'll
,iusiry, and ulnny of wht IN are believed by a
ya.t majority OF the nation, to be incapable
and unworthy OF Glling tue stations 10 which
they have bsen called We cannot believe
that any Of his most healed patlIzans Gun .iust
fy such course of conduct.
We should like 10 have il in our power &c
take peep behind the curtain, and ascertain
the reason Why such delay has occurred IL
making man. Of Tho superintendent VIII,
they come out in squads of three OF four at
time7 II is said, I'VE know pot how truly,
that for most of tue Offices there are many MP
pilcanls-and that in almost every case
cach Of thcl1 aadf of Department has his pro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
: NAi.t. lhBE.

II nprcar, by the l}lclu.oud Compiler. Of the
lo,h lust. u,a, I'll; Disorder i, last ahaiinq.
onr ct the eminrnt phs >lciams of that place
had tTmaliy contradIci,d II rumor Which had
got aNoat thai 1t bad made its npn..r,uce
iher'- the Compiler says " II had been
IN osm Il tina, al dang.1 iT,he count, of Ch.,.
tertield Is SnPpused TO have completely vanish.
ed Ahou. tnrty-i'e persons took tie dis
case IN that conLiy. only Two OF Aho.n Tone a.
dult aud one clild) Died" II canno, he ascer.
tainrd wUt drcciinn has been takeo by tho
lndDsns with The etcrpsn.u NJ ;hc on. who has
recovered IN Ghts o!.!"id 4ut it is said that one
u! them dtua Il few ws.sas uso in rrincc Ed.
ward.
u o.n9e he chose Xes !, type, an Indian
airH cd Ia the Degh5othond u. this p4are.
which at first oeca.ioucd sotno UNNECESSARY a
iaTni. lie 70 lie same VITO he'd TIC small Don
go h"Q'Y IN lhasio'u.uI. ia; va. perfectly Gu
red before hc srI! tina! place lie left the hos.
phhi ~ mat eaaoty, on Tie 6rb, having been
rcgllcrly d'ge'afgcd, as in perlcc, heahh. by
Or. Nooldriise, the hospital physic isn whose
discharge he carries With hin TO alIay any an.
prehcns!on that might bc atherwi;e created.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
Mas2usrnk Balls and PAH Ty.,b,.


1heso rank and roisonous exaics ,
lar'y the former, it appears, IRE in q ,a;,
Of heibs transp'an,ed into this con,,..
~ ere was no less thar ten ofihe fbrn,,, ,,i.
used TO taxi place in one New York nan.
and we are astonis!led to see the names If
temen Of The first standing in TIM, nl,rc -.
; scfioed 10 these notices. rs managers. so,,.
1.-THE Editors Of thar CITY deserve comm.rd.
i'on for the energy with which they have -,
'hen faces against u mode Of diversion Vi
mas, ~ iofsign countries, aud viii. wbst..z.
IT'S tolerated, lend 10 The most infamuu, cs,..
oil pronigacY and crime. We are hanyv Ia.
that this pestience has nor spread beyond ".
fork, where 1t was first inroduced--but :;
ges there with n wide aud alarming SUI.
Notwithstanding. trea there. Instance l..,,
oeeh quoted ofacis which should make a..
woman Who regarded her characler. or am.
husband or fnihrr who regarded MS own .,
the reputation II his family. panse before r..
permitted one OF them TO cross ilr~ ih,e,,b,l.
There ha, been only one julkfaAi--as ,..,
hanidre species Of amusement has nDl w., h.
time acquire footing amuGg eot-I s,ci.
". We do nni see, however, why the -,
OF New York, should not rival Matl III intt
elegant amusement, as we'll rs London IN H.
mple riciOR, one OF maSpneradirc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
Music and Board for yo,ms Ladies.

RERS. John Tomphins continues I" GIVE ~
]" siuctions III Music on the Piano, Her
terms will be moderate, either by Che irsson or
session. as may bc mos, agreeable 10 Parents
or Gnar,ians.
Als j, keeps IN CNr']'enI i''n" " h"r
house for the ,tse ol such u hrr enp'is ~ MAY
board in her family, nmd viii pay parirnlnr
attention. 10 the pract.'e OF sneh
Mrs rs chares for hoard VIII be what Is
customary in this place. Paieais or Guardians
entrns,ine their children or wards 10 her care,
NAV rely on the strietcst attention BENG paid
20 their rnpraisomfort, aud ntnncts.
Lynchburg, April 9. ~oiho"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
.N,DTf g,ArJ or.

Nh X. F. q. Smith h,ends M soon ~ SUN
NA eGht number of pupils p4e engaged
TO ~lrn a School for the ca.aman ani the hish'
er branches OF Female Education, Ia tho tni',"
of Johu Tompk,os Esq.
Sensible OF ,hr dthcacy OF the undertaking
before him NJ. 5. ~ harry ~ being authorised
to say that MkS. IOA,pklNS will take n ma
trrnal in crest n, the pupils "hs may 'e e"y
trusted 10 his charge, and Mil regard 'hr"'
While pursuing their stndtes j" her house, as
members 81 her family.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
DHIEJSAT .iApT DDTI

4 gentleman al fhr west, lilrip visited
Washington \, hopes ofnhla,a#ns u ppIiI"n oil
the -" loa,c. aud f.hr.," Ia which h. ol,.rr
we'd, he Mas emf, I'll IL, his adherence In thr p"
pood Cause - lie Applied L. INC pr,s irni ia
pr0prla ytrSOHG, -lsinF h- Would t.,, an,
nlfre=-aa. ~ pnlIrnh --ifom 5,sI /" :iunl
dolhr.a ter=cterrt ti#taia cicIk--ip, hr
vas nuqbit 10 ufde.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

= ihds. tobacco, 10y aa'rs colon, il,o
slaves, 69if lbs. bseun, run. &C. pps
Inc consisnocs. we find the names Of &c.,
our former 'o"n'mea. ]. Is. Roy md J r =
''"s'on-When will Ly schburg have An, =, ID
better than her little hstieau 10 tran,o,... t
produce' We looA forward boih viii o..
and hope to the effect. which ,he g.. ~
will produce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
ITEMS.

KPPBTted fSSoSSlnutlOR NJ B0LruY.
We lrrrn. say, the NV y "rf Gaz,trr oiA
nil q. from Capt. Clark. ofthc brig Gen. Pee
~ilu arrived hrjr ia NINETEEN da.s fr"G. tGrt
Goa, THAI report was in circulation Tier.
which was generally credited. thar Bolnr
had been asstsslra .ed-that lis Hu"r-,
mounting TO about 500 men, had 1rd--aai IA
all communication between F.!rncIa ana m
other parts ofihe country had b.ea cnt % -
Our TENDERS will no Doubt remember ihntni
attempt was some mpnhs since made to d's.
troy he President of Colnmb,s. and thathe
miraculnuslH escaped. We shall await witt
much ans"'y n" receipt of mora direct nj
vices. 10 ascertain the truth Or taI.iy Ia'
ruinnr
Great Ere IN .1uspsto.-The Au'
gns,a Chronicie Of April :, contains an accouos
OF n most destructive FIRE which occurred III tha'
place the afternoon before. Between 3ulhnd
$50 houses were destroyed. aud the loss s rs'-
mated ut about hafa million Of doildrs. moi
one third OF hich WAS Insured. LIS ravagrs
were Ellis, Washington, Brond. Green and
Centre streets Valious conjecture. were n
float MS 10 ltIs caps" OF lis origu-bu all was
in SO muc!l confusion that noihiag 'era"
coGld be sscertained.
SJa1oS. The Washington Te!e-
graph continues lis abuse against DIR. Bai6hhl
hntuuc that he is under the influence Of NJ
Gay The same paper has discovered -"
deep laid aud desperate plan, To place MIR Gay
in the Presidential Chan" What astonishing
SagaciIy
Forgery. Last Sunday al inJNidDh
well known as broker in Boston, was arts
ted on charge of forging the sgnalurr o.
lion. II. G. Otis, the Mayor, to terIihra'e
setting forth hat two noies amounting 10 aboas
81, $50 held by Mr.. Otis against the in,.iTIdo''.
had beenpaid. IL short examination be-
fore the Police Court, he WAS required TO give
bail, in the sum Of three thousand dollars, '0'
his appearance heure The same Court on In's,
day next, Tor further examination in deidnIio Va
winch he was committed TO prI.an.
. Grcet Schools.--A meeting was belo
IN New York on "Wednesday evening upon ~.
subject of establishing schools in Greece, ~
which Tie Rev. Mr. Brewer, recently from 'ha.
country, gaVen statement Of interesting iaes'
which IRE detailed by the editor Of the ON
mcrcial Advertiser. Some schools had q.
ready been IN operation. "ah smol! ciren'.'D.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

lhn editor pf the tinc,upn iGaXrtic introdu-
cos yer. handsomely nnd appr p -. tie fan = al
"a" Will "nu ,rsll2 company of shepherd,
leasing up 90 al e.cril'ti tna Ia-nb, gravel,
remarked Ia him liz difference al opinoa AID
feeling produced B. Il ifrrprrr ri lulii N, IA :
exclaimed. ~cfe DICT cfed ~ ma,n. thu,
nee win toe ,areasf ot II lamb, I'll the fellow.
would f,se ~ Hrms la hUul nr III AcaIh' Tins
fhhlc l. iuI s',ih" n,'on ibr w,ss of ihc wodd.
hshpp lc't,on wu nr,cr niurr la IL and apt, j.
list air3, TINA Ia ilc c"uise / appointments
now IN pfogres aud Completion ~ Washing
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
THE VIkE1sNIAN.
LYTC IBG2G. APRIL 10. 1929.
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

Ia his county tCGH,ybll> there are five Sc.
paraie elections The lolloa ing il II state II
the polls fer thu d,lIereo, candidates. at each j.
TGE STATE SENATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

nEARL ASH. birthstone, Gum Copai Gum
Shellae, Sand aud black Lead Cruoio'es
aud Lamp black. The subscriber Us now REJECT
Wing large supply OF each oi ihe above art
Giles, which ne offers at the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
bkYch .6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
PRESCRIPTION LIST. nv
- on nth hn htad.--So much for BgekiHg
ham

" VI Hih mn htdd.-A6 mned JOr BE6sHg-
ham
George VI Dallas iuhe Attorney OF ihe Y.
Suites f'r thu D,ir Ct of Penn.y I, ANA. wee e.
J. Ine,,so,i, removed.
William Dune III 10 be Sur ever of tic Rev
cnne Tor the fou of Philadelphia, vice James
Ci.niwbr' II. removed.
David Hro.haw / bc Collector Of the Rev.
enae for The Pori Of Boston, vie lIrnfy A. )
prsrhorn removed
Lemnd Wilkins 90 be Collector of the
ii"yrnh" turtle i'nf at y" y dfotd, sirr
I anois 'li.. whu d.',.l.r"t acc lilng he
o;bte saldtud hs tn removal oi Ru sell Free.
mhn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

Kett, ~ his Flowers OF VIA, gives an outrage.
Gus speciman ofpulpit pnnning. published inn
sermon written and preached in the reign Of
Jam, -" The dial (says the p,e,cheD shows
that We must die oil yet, notwithstanding all
houses are turned into ale h0nSes Paradise is n
pair ofdice our marriages are merry ages ; mai.
rin,ony is d matter ofmoncy our dirine, are DRY
zines; was Il so in the ,avs OF Noah ?-7h no 90
tEice,paoi hotcidos-o1e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
Eriracs ofa ieiicr 10 The Editor Nth. baltimore
Patriot dated
WARRINGTON, 9Th April


WARRINGTON. 9Th April
" The subec, recently supposed tn have eau
sed some disturbance, is the proposition 10
remove the pre.enl Treasurer offhe Y. States !;
on which ii was reported the cabinet had d.
vided. The lac Senator. FiDdlny. and er-goy.
eruor OF fenus yivania. is said 10 be soliciting
the place. aud is reru ted TO have warm sun
porter in Mr lngham and MIR James A. Ha-
milton is mentioned as his compe ilor AID hav
ing the support ot the Secretary OF State and
the Attorney General. The whole NAV he
gratuilous story. Mr.. Findlay aud Mr.. Hamii.
ton are both present, aud ! have no doubt seek
some favor ofthr government, with what pros,
peel of success cannot fare,ell, rs I am moi
advised ofthe exact amount oi public service
one or the other may have rendered.
have reason 10 believe thai our dis,in.
gu shed fellow citizen, George Winchester.
ESQ. wilireceye some mnrk oil the Preside n, 9
favor in an honorable appoiniment,> which is G.
yery-way deserved BY thf seEyices and merits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

Ia the '"aI named cnusry, The polls "sre KEEP
oirn ut l'nca,i'r al cr The hrsi day, n which
time Craig W.. shout IT, ahraI MleghaGy
aud Giles are yet 10 Le hard from.