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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

JSoap, ID. Gar
SPtces, ginger, Id. 8
pimenio, Jam. IS
naimess, l SO ais
mace, ) 50a.i
pepper, la ais
Tar, Dbl. 2 "a 2 25
larpentine, spt. gal. 20 a ID
lattoro, good, hi aS
Tea, mp. and gunp. flesh, H..
1 l0 a I Is
| young Dyson, 20 d 80
tpi'.e, Madeira, (old) gal. 9 a 3
Sicily Madeira, l 10 a I ~
Ienneriife and Sherry, l al 10
Malaga, S. u so
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sheatiags, brown, 81, yd. l6ac2
| A, l3al7
hleached, "A, I6 u -
| do. 5-4, 30 Il 25
Stirtings, ga, yd.9aI0
Drown, I-8, III Il IL
bicached, IL Is
ftaidsand stripes, good quality,
Is Is
Ee7iins, Ia a16
Linseys, % a %
Eedt. chs, Al, GOA 10
Checks, 3-4, 10 a 10
!Saftinetts, good, al a so
COM al a So
, Cotton Yarn, no. 10, =, a "a
FRElGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, ID. ! n II-l6d
Do. Tobacco, hid. 37sGd a40s
London, do. do. AS Sd a AS
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am.
s'erdsm d Antwerp, 4oa42s6d
Boston, Flour, 4Oc
coal, lie
y. York, Flour, IS q 80
coal, hushel &c
wheat, &c
Baltimore, coal, &c
PRICE OF STOCKS.
United States Bank, Sl2qA
Farmers Bank. 50
Bank of Va. 81
Manchester s. Petersburg
Turnpike, 81 90
BANK NOTES.
U. States and Branches, par
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
INew-lIampshire Banks, y DIS.
VERMONT.
Burlington,
! MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, ,
RHope-IsIAND.
,Rhotie-Island Banks,
CoNNgGTICpT.
Connecticut Eanks, 2
NEw-yoRK.
New-York City BANKS, pay
Country BANKS, }
NEw-JERsEY.
New-Jersey Banks, =
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, .
| DFLaw ARE.
delaware Banks, 2
| MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, la 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
iOrer S., par; under 50, .
u SogTU-CARoLiSA.
State Bank IS Braurhes, 3
sCape Fear, )
y Newben, 3
! soUTA-CARcLISA.
State Banks, II a
GEORGIA.
savannah and Augusta, 9.
tRranches, 3
LOUISIANA.
New.Orlcmis, 3 a.
Doublonns, SIS q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
THIS DAY!

The Connecticut State Lottery, Class 10. 5, cv.
ira, will be drawn 1000 Capital Pfizc--iicics 81.
halves Q, quartciE1.
For the capitals, and prompt pay, call send your
orders to BIGGER'S OFFICE.
apriI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

Mr.. Van Buren,, the Secretary Of State, visited
Mr. Adams, at his residence on Meridian Hill, on
Saturday last.
The several foreign Ministers at present at the
seat of government, were on Monday presented to
the President By the Secretary of State.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

Passsu-One hid at So 49, at so, at so,
6, oneat 70, at 10 25 at 25 at IS,
80, at so, at 80. REFUsEpTwo bids. "a,
al $50 =, at 80, al 40 90, two
10, at go at 4o at TO- at 50,
at g. az so.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

.lore Piracy.--The Salem Gazette of Saturday
received by Capt. Carney of the brig Combine c.
Capt. G. reports-that on the 4th Spanish fright
communicated by telegraph the information, that
she had fallen IN with American brig, on the
preceding day, tie entire crow Of which had been
murdered by pirates
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
GENUINE RODGERS, CUTLEKy

GETS of Joseph Rodgers superior ivory balance
NJ handle table cutlery, So pieces in a set
few pair of the newly invented patent carving knives with
sharpeners attached TO them;
Rodgers Iazors of extra fine seel-The handles of these
raSos are plain but and pains taken
preparing and emperng the 6LadesThey will be sold with
the privilege of returning them exchanging if they do
not SUIT the purchasers they warranted;
Rodgers very superior razor straps and PASTE
Rodgers penkives, highly finished blade with ne
plain handle-price only S71 cents;
Avarety of ladies' scissors hair cutting scissors budding
grating knives, SC. $c.-for sale by Il. OAKLEY,
ap iO-eD3t Under Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
uANRE MARKET. Feh. e.

hea, has declined per aud will probably lower
ere loug Rice before Ashes, little dorg Grain
and -four dull falling No change in coionssock about
81 900 bales.
Paris, Feb III per cent cons. Io9 95 to TO.
Ioadon ttb 1.-THE fan IN wheat Of 5s per sack, which
place the 9 and the great quantity for sale, has
duced great siagation in the articles IF wheat and
There purchasers although the articles offered at
much price Sales IT barley beeeced, although
offered at a reduction Of Is per quarter.
Tnyre Ftb l5-Saes-38 bags Rio coffee 30 ccatir1es 81
bags Georgia cotton 80 3D. 100 bags virginia 81; n bales
Louisiana OF pec so klog-anues
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE,

IUW .fyl'iZ, !529.
VIiE following were tue numbers dawn determine hc
l. prizes in the Dock Lottery, No. ?:
%, %, /, 81. "A, :.
No O. Is, d. besides prizes of $50, and nantsr 1905
sold my Office.
The next Lottery the Great New York capital prize
10000 DOLLARS. Also the Maine State Lottery, draws
THIS DAY, capital prize 600 Dollars Tickets only for
sale in great variety of numbers, p CHUBBS f
nate Lottery Office apI3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
BALDWIN, IVES g. co.

BALDWIN, IVES & co.
AVE received by late arrivals from New York.
II Philadelphia, and Baltimore u large and splen-
dad assortment Of SPRING DRY GOODS-whirh
conlnodating terns.--Tbev consist i'll part of:
10 cases common aud super prints. new and
beautiu putterns
4 co i'll and 81 cambria oi,.ghams
TO T-oand id irish linens
do s;!per German do ,uayyanfets
DO fine md extra kent,lus
bales ''fhodes" and 'liina, Smith s. Co
plain HACK ;sbazctts
black circassians
do cambric and medium mn siins
Plain and fg'cd Swiss 90
Jaconrt, Inuii and book do
Stripe and fig iaconct dn
Super long India nankeens
British and Garma0 d.
Plain dab noreninss
Stripe grandurel!"s
Eluc and olive Pittsburg cords
Heavy "a barg-up do
2 cases French Gciing=, cIe1D
Super black Italian lustrinrs
BACK eros. de Maps and modes
Black and cnlored French sntins
Heavy black India do
White, pink, blue and straw eros de Mans
Flank seushaws ana sarsnels
Green and b!re do for umbrellas
Black and coiored forences
Plain and stripe battises
r beautiful assortment h0nuet and belt ribl l.s
Plain gros de Nap and satin DO,
Cane cap, and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin cranes
B!ach lustring and Italian crayats
Paid Italian aud Florence do
White and fancy Muslin do
Biack and col0rcd stocks
y large assortment white and cniarc9 Morse !,cT
and Valencia yesiings
ladies' extra hIc; horsc-sHin o.Iovcs
DO do % se"'od Fe,tb white and yasic-
u" extra wt{ic and coorcd do
.NcdniIiDp gloves, n now Article
Mems best II. skin 10
DO buck and beaver DO
Ladies' black and white English sill. da
y large assortment Of silk. cotton and worstcE
hosiery ard 10 hose
Gilt coat and vest buttons, all kinds
= 'cw gross "Banmortfs' extra rcb do
Figured buttons for ci.iidrens dresses
Small f,g'rd do Cor ladies' dresses
Ivory, bone end pearl buttons
!iue ar c'!oy'd sowing silks, extra quality
Sewing threads and co.t one Of ali ;.inGs
l'ain and { 4.u.ai bo5binott laccs
Thread llces, aHG nserings
6 cases cotton Gag, snd bamGanna han1hs
% SIX flag. and fascy German d.
ba!"s B5iiis! osnaburgs
,!.r.icEhnrgs, and brown rol's
Back aud rown hollands
Glazed cot nTs, for sleeve lir,jIius
black. ami Gu orei canIbr;cs
sail ducks. and huckrame
Dab. rcd. and MKT Jadtnrs
Cotton balls, in fancy boxes
q large assortment. blue, black olive
iirown, clarct aud mixed cloths
SLUG, and fancy cassirneres
Combs, Of every description
ALSO,
30 bales 81 brown shrtings
10 do IA and a-8 brown slrfjpos
do Sd and CD IValtharn do
do common and fine bedticf4
cases bleachcd goods--assoftcd quall'icg
81 rs and ~ apron checks
furniture checks, blue. and bufr
Stripe and plaid doncstics 4 great variety
Wilmington stripes, and der,irns
NooGne water, cotton fringcs cords &c. Or
we shall shortly receive bv the Hiram from Phi
aocipha cases Of superior ParGools and silk I'm
brolas-and shall continue ia receive lv cycr, nv.
va additional supplies which will render our as,.,,
lnent at all times, nearly complete
VIC respectfully solicit examination, Of orr etocl,
Sold. ''''' ~ V' %, "h"' Z
OVATION.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
Gos1ssnercsaI 2Ser0rU.

DATE LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcxs.
From Liverpool, Feb. II.
SnteS Of Tobacco al .auction at ShocOe ParetouSe,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

I'D Hhds prime st. Croix sugar
~ tierces rice
90 boxes Whittemorc,s cotton and We u cards
$50 sides soal leather
goo gross bottle corks
Hoop iron and English blistcrei steel, landing
this morning for sale by
april 10 LEWIS WEBB s, Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

Sales IF Io1cco At .4vrtion at Johnsons I'm. house
IN Manchester. .1urI 3. 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

PAINTS, &c
landing from Schooner Erit,
y Ak Kegs white lead
~ eSSS 80 do black paint
&c do Spanish brown
do putty
cases hats, different qualities. for sale by
april 1896 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
SUGAR 81 COFFEE.
EB Hhds sugar, part prime quality
- ~ SO bags coffee, landing from Schr. Exit, for
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co.
april I0-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

'EtAR.-2oo barrels tar, just landed, will be sold
low, if taken from the Dock.
april 10 LEWIS WEBR g. Co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
eaa belesale priees Gurremt.

Rich0.ond, .4p,i 9, 1899.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

Islif Roaas IN England.--Thcre appears o. be Il
steadily growing confidence in the superior advan-
togcs of Rail Nays in England which displays itself
in the numerous works ofthis description either
under actual construction, in contemplation in
that country. We find by an article in the Liver
pool Mercury Of Jan g. that arrangements are now
in train to extend the Liverpool and Manchester all
Way entirely across the Kingdom to London, and
there is question that if the requisite acts Of Par
lament can be obtained this will be effected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

VIRGINIA ELECTIoNS-rgIwcrss AxsE Couxry.
For Congress-teoTge loyal, H. Thomas Newton, u.s.
STATE Sc'nteWm. g. Holt, I64 John A. Chandler I2s.
House Of DejegassSVm. J. Woodhoue, 2O5 Caleb ard
i3o j. t. Huhari 0I, Charle Shield 81; Jer T. Land III
GLOUCESTER CoUSTY.
For Co"gresslnweii Iasser $50, Richard Coke J 81,
Carter Nj. Braxton Ii.
forte Doo, p R. Nelson no. Major sCgar 90, Col
,roynes 4.
For Houee oF J)ccgafes-Tho.ras Smith 2lO Join BiIns
I53, Thomas Cary i26, Major Perrin 100.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
"a terft01t &aIRH.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP q CO.
MOSS.
On FRIDAY, the 10th inst. at 10 O'clock will Ia
sold at our auction store without reserve, 90 bales
MoSS. @. u. IL GO. Aucrs
april 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

AT rules held In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court Of Lynchburg, on Monday the I'd day Of M<ch
1929 Simon Woodbridge, pitt against John Wool
ridge Reuben Perry John Scheduled aud Nathan Il.
Ihurmon, rnarchants and partners under the firm Of
Sehoolfeld and Thurmon. 5s.#5.s
The defendant John Wooride, having entered his
appearance given security according the of As
senbly and the ruesofthis court and tappearng by
,sfactory evidence thathe is not inhabant of this
country /: on motion of the Plaintiff by council
II is ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear here at Jahe Court next and answer the bill
Of tbe plaintiff and that copy If .hs order be forth
with inserted in some Newspaper printed in the Of
Lynchburg for two months excessively, and posted at
the front door Of the courthouse m the said town
Acopy-Teste, .BENAGH, CHI.
Marched w2m64
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

VIRGINIA stz-At uks holden in the clerks Office OF
the county court Of Bedford on Monday HE LIST day
ofJune, 1929. #-. 4 s,,.,a=...#...-s d.. II
ders, ST. and John s. Brown, defts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John McGhee, mot having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules ofths cosrt aud appearing by
satisfactory evdsoethat he il not nhahitant OF this
country Ga the motion of the piaiptif, by COUNSEL
tits orderedthat the said deft John MGhee do appear
here on TIM fourth Monday in August and
tho bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the
town OF Eynchburg for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse ofhs coun
~ on twoseveral court days,
Acopy---Tcste, GA. WINGF1ELD, D. C.
lune IL w2msA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

WriRGINIA, to wit--At rules continued and held in
the clerks office OF the county court of Bedford,
on the 9th day OF May, 1929.
Ambrose MARI pltf against Thos. Wainwright and Geo.
ID. Saunders defts.
IN CHANCERY
Thedefcndani Tho Wainwright, mot having entered his
appearance aad givea SECURITY according TO the Of
Assembly and The rules Of this court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is inhzbtan,
this country; On the notion Of tho plaintiff by
Counsel IL ia ordered that the eaid deGesdaru do
appear here the fourth Monday in July next and
the bill Of tho plaintiff sud that copy ofthis or
der be fortAwh inserted In newspaper printed In
the towR of yBchburg of two months sccessvoiy and
posted 81 the front door of the courthouse of this county
On two several court days.
ACOpy-Teste, G. A.WINGFlEfD o. c.
Maya, won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
TERMS.

=. "a, .npum. payable In adyspee.--No sub
ST. I'll, IL received for aless time than six months
sfPcn WI Iii, be discontinued Out ut tho discretion
% The II f:disons) until ailsrrsdsssss me paid.
~ wal be inserted s :, 30 sgs,' pc,
sla.o w. those from distsncl must be paid for
~. their insertion, the payment assumed by
spsns Sssponsbie person IN Lynehours' ....
- bncerv Orders exceeding two squares are In
ssrsedfof six dollars.
81 or nav viii not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

W1RGiNiA, to wit :-Ata cour of Quarterly Sessions
v for the county Of bedford, continued and held at
the courthouse there the 9th day Of Muo 1929
SAM, mtchel, ptf against Isaac Wade, jr. jeremiah
Wade aud Archd. Wade, executors Of Isaac Wade, sf
dec.
IN CffANCEnY.
The defendant Isaac Wsdejr no, having entered his
Rppear aud given security according act Of
Assembly aud the rules of this court aud it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabant OF
this country, on the motion ofthe Plaintiff by Coln
Gil; II is ordered that the said defendant do ap-
swer the bill Of the complnt and that copy ofthis
der be forthwith inserted newspaper prDied in
the town Of Lynchburg for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the courthouse in the said
county copy-Teste, q. A. WlNG1E1D. D. c.
April20 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

VIRGINIA, to wit AT rules heh in the
clerks Office Of the court of Bedford city.
On Monday the 9Th day Of April, 1929.
Archibald Hatcher, pltf. against Joseph Flu
qua, jr. and Joseph Fuqua, sr. doris.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Joseph Fuqa, jr. not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
ofAssemby and the rules Of this court and sppearng
by satisfactory evidence that be is not inhabtan Of
this country On motion of the pltg BY counsel II il
ordered that the said defendant Joseph Fuqus, jr do
appear here the fbdrth Monday in June aud
ever the bill oftle paint, and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
rae town Lynchburg for months suceessvely and
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this co-
Pon two several court days.
Copy-Teste, GA WINGFlELD d.
April %. wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
POETRY.

Dor THE vIpGINIAs.
TO MISS E. c $500
Fare thee well and oh tho never
Can reuuite the shatier'd chain
That bound our hearts, thus doom d to seye,
Round mine. its links wi e'er remain.
And thus so soon hath broke the spell
That bound our mingled minds as one
And thus we learn, to love too we'll
Is Blu, Loves miseries to own.
Oh could'st thou glance into this breast,
And view the madness passing there's
The thought" how once affection best :"
Now darkened into chill despair
To see the last ofbope's decay,
% which for aye, 'twa, mine TO tread
How joy by joy hath ress'd away.
Ere youth itself to years bath fed:
Those hours which we no more shall see.
And now are blank in Times dark run -
Shall Oft restore to memory
Delirious ligh, Of Hope undone.
Oh could my lct have been with thee
Through life TO dwell, in union here
These pangs had then passed harmless by.
And life TO me had still been dear.
Ia after years, should fortune smile,
And Tor her former frowns atone,
My earlier woes it would beguile
Anoher's charms in love to own.
'Twould wake my soul to other days,
Which FIRST Thy love endeared to me
Butev'ry charm my mind portrays,
Can have its light alone from thee.
Farewell 'twould soothe in this adieu,
Galnst which my wishes SO rebel;
To lend these eyes one lingering view.
And bless thee in my last farewell.
For thee my prayers shall sound ON high.
Aud every breeze sscendio g swell
To waft thy name beyond the sky,
In realms of Angels bliss, to dwell.
JULIUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
Campbell MAJ Court, 1929

s,NNfILLIAM OIL EsBY and David oglesby, complts
w egainst John II. Ogesby Mary ogiesby, jane
ogesby, Jacob oglesby, Sarah oglesby and Nancy o.
gcsby children and heirs Of Jacob Ogiesby dec
by Perman, Sarah and Elizabeth Pierman, Jane Fow-
Ter, John Whittingon and Ciemantne his wife, Sarah
Fox, Margaret Fox and DaSid Fox defs.
f.tH. IN cHANCEkY. sI ..t
The defendants, Sarah Fox Margaret Fox David For
Nancy Oglesby James ogesby not appearing &'anws-
werng paintn bill according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this court appearing 10 the sassfne
ststet isordered, and deeresd, that they do appear
here on the second Monday in August next, and an
swcr the bill ofthe COMPLIMENTS and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Virginian,
newspspsf Published In the town Of Lynchburg, fpl
eight weeks successfully, and posted up the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county court
day. w
ACopy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
Ma Qrn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

friend has handed US the following line
with permission for their publication. The,
IRE the production OF George Washington IA
inns, the circumstances OF whose fate nave q
a peculiarly melancholy interest.
Neto Bedford Mercury,
THE SPARK AT SEA.
There is a little spark at sea
Which CLOVIS mid darkness brilliantly,
But when the moon looks clear and bright.
Emits pale and feeble light;
And when the tempest shakes the wave
II glimmers DER the seaman's grave.
When oceans storms roar wild and high.
Most brightly we the light descry,
Amid the pillows sparkling foam
Onward it sails to seek home;
Despite the elemental war,
The wave is its triumphal car.
Such friendships beaming lgh. appears,
Through the long life of coming years
In sorrows clouds it shines siar
A feeble but constant star,
And like that little spark at sea
Burns brightest in adversely,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

NORWEGIAN WAR SONG.
Sons of the mountain, sons of the lake,
Sons ofthe forest, Old Norway, awake 4,
They come FROM the East, ten thousand OF
more
But lakes are behind them, and foes are be-,
fore,
Sbsil Old Norway cease TO he Norway the free
Each face 10 Swede, and each back to tree.
Were our foes thrice ten thousand, our rocks
should repeat
The grosn of the Swede, as he fails at your
feet.
Your mothers have nursed you; your fathers,
till now,
Have filed you with bread, by the sweat a
their brow;
But Lea peace be sround him-the sire of four.
score
And drive the invader Ear, far from his door.
Then down from the mountain, and up from
the Lake
And out from the forest Nor"egians, awake
And rush like the storm on the tbick-comns
foe,-
With hearts for Old Norway and death in you'
blow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
the pireinian
LYNCHBURG BIBLE SOCIETY

AT meeting Of the Managers of the Lynch.
burg Bible Society, on Wednesday the 3rd June.
1929, the following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted
Whereas the American Bible Society. RELY.
ing upon the active und efficient corporation Of
her auxlllaries, has resolved to direct her future
operations 10 the speedy accomplishment OF
he laudable design of supplying every desii.
tute family in the United States with a copy al
the Holy Scriptures; and whereas the resour.
ces OF this Society will justify a consider able
extension ofthe sphere OF it's operations there.
fore,
Resoired, That with reliance upon the hi.
vine blessing and he cooperation of benevo
lent ind viduas, and sister Societies, this So.
| ciety will do lis uirnos, 10 supply, within one
year from this time, IN addition TO ITS present
engagements with regard 10 the county OF
! Campbell, every destitute family in the coun
ties of Amherst, Bedford, Pittsylvanla, Frank.
lin,. Henry and Patrick, with copy Of the hi.
BILE.
A committee as then appointed TO prepare
an address TO the people ofihe above counties
who, at the subsequent meeting held on Wed
nesday the 10th June, reported The following
which was adopted, and together with the fore
gong minutes ofthe managers was ordered Il
be published in one Of the newspapers in III,
town OF Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

'ngs, them are the fol-
iGrecian Liquid Rouge
| Pomatums. great varie :
| ~, in pots and rolls
Raxors, old English
do. Pudars
Do. 6 blades to | han.
die
Jewellers Brushes
Nail do
Pearl Counters for
whist, pdrious Kinds
English Dice. beautiful
Ivory, for Miniatures
sup. Y ua'ity
very cheap
lCravat Stidners or pad
lotto or Oil Rose, genu
, me
lOii Cymeni
lOii Rhodi
Watch Ribbons
IBeit do
Percussion Caps
Plain and Cut Glass
Smelling Walls, great
variety
Necklaces
Ladies' OyerslUes, very
good
Games
Fishing Canes
Sword Canes
Riding Whips. variety
Fancy Slates
Fancy Glass Pictures,
| small
Cologne for Ladies' Tor
| ie,tes, beautiful
)Tobac Geo boxes
Powder PUTS, several
kinds
Fancy Soaps, great VI
| riety
lGentlemen's dressing
Boxes. beautiful
Night Tspers
Pin.Cushions
Their mometers, grea
variety
Dirks, &c. &c. a. c. &c
ariety of other articles
My stock Of Medicine,
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my house in the Union.
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Dwell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
NORWEGIAN LOVE SONG.

ANonu Lok u In,
Meet me, maid. by the pine.fringed lake,
When the woods are asleep, and the stars az
awake;
When the martin has ceased the waters I,
skim.
And all, but thy hazel eye, is dim.
BY the dusky lake, will tell thee more
Than ever was told ntby ear before,
For thy sInalfhand, and the fading light
Will give me courage that dies with the night.
Thou see'st the mantle of snow tina, spread
Since the days of old on the mountain head
The same as it is, il ever will be-
And SO will my love live on for thee.
Then come TO me, Hraid already the day
Has fed to the hills that are far awYy;
Before the grea, owl begins to hoot,
III list for the tread Of thy lightsome foot.