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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
BurFALo. N. " Dec. 8.

. NM -. y DC. y.
Serere Gaie On Friday ia>l we were visi-
ted hy most sewers gale, thc first this sea
son. The lower town was considerably in
undated. some wood was washed away. aud
most Of the cellars were filled with waller. but
none of the store houses we're reached In
the upper village, some hattlentnts upon
new brick buildings were blown down, and
The roofs crushed and otherwise injured Sc
veral vessels are supposed to have been on
the lake, but no damage TO them has come
TO our knowledge
DR.. JemisoH..- BY letter received in Thu,
town from the Mediterranean, we learn that
DR. Jacob Jeuiis9n, Surgeons Mate Of tn
y , iriGatc Java. Is no more He died AZ
Algiers on the SOlh Of July last. on board
the ship 20 which he was attached, OF soele
riectIon Of the brain Ills age was about
twenty nine years.-Jo,a1ai
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From he .vatiOl,aI Iaselligeacsr.

.Ncssrs Gales s 9eGtog -
aEsrI.EMEE: We have seen, since our ar
rival in Washington, two erroneous state
nients, as it regards The Cherckees, copied
from the Southern prints, which we beg
permission to correct
II is FIRST stated that "the Cherokees are
willing to enter iuto treaty, provided rcser-
vati0ns il fee are given to certain characters"
Secondly, it is said that President jack
son informed Governor Gilmer that treaty
could be made with the CIIerokees, suitable re-
servations being made TO certGal caaJs, who
wished to remain, &c
not long since speclaiagent asdespatched
b. the President to the Chcrokees to make
certain propositions, among which was the
offer oil large reservations; and to ascertain
whether or not they would treat He atten-
ded the late General Council oil the Nation,
made known his business in written COM
Tnunicaton, and persHading tie Chiefs and
People of the iiberafty of the propositions
submitted, by speech before the Council,
and in the presence Of a large concourse of
citizens, in which the selash interests and
cupiaity of all were addressed, and the ter
rer Of force on the part Of Georgia te survey
and dispose - their lands by lottery, to her
citizcns, was set forth in bold relief The
reply OF the Council affords abundant evi.
dcHce of the determination of the Cherokees
not TO treat, even upon the proriso alluded TO,
and u resolution to hazard all their rights to
the danger threatened, than to suffer person.
al interest to predoninate over their better
reason; and at She same time relying on the
justice of the constituted authorities Of the
United States for pEotestion. They have re-
pettetlTy declared to the Government and its
agent their solemn determination never again
to cefe another joot Of land, and, whatever
may be said 10 the contrary, they are firmly
and naai:&raLly resolved never again TO ex-
pose tier interests, their happiness and their
county in market.
Respectfully, your obedient servants.
L. TAYLOR,
JOHN RIDGE,
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Hiram The Hafrisb,rgh L.tellise'sce
pos FSCniPr.

We stop The Press 10 announce that
WILLIAM WILKINS has just been chos'
oh t. = Senator, ON The 2ist ballot. -
Judge Wilkins is staaneh tiiena Of
the American System--an emery to
Indian Bills, a trend to lhe National
Currency, and opposed - the whole
policy Of the National Administration.
W. are, saiisfed-aye, gratGed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

p,nn,ulrania Senator All The efforts
Of The jackson party IN the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania have been illustrated
nv the friends Of sound principles, as
our readers will perceive BY the para
rraoh we subinn. MIR Wilkins has
been elected as U. S Senator for D
wears from the 4lh of March next, to
succeed Mr.. Marks, who was not
candidate for recollection. The Har-
risburgh paper, from which we copy
the information, exhibits the political
character of Sir. wilkins, who, II we
are no, in error, was the Adams eand'-
date for Congress ia 1928, IL o?posl
ton 10 Mr.J $. Stevenson. Something
may be gathered from this election OF
the fleet which the Presidents ales
sage has produced in Pennsylvania.
That State isrApidiy ex,Ticating herself
ffou, the perilous situation INTO winch
she plunged when she attached herself
to the car of tie military chIeftain; aud
there is good reason to believe that The
progress Of her iisinthrol ment will not
be less rapid than that of her degenera'
ton She will yet be found in the day
%. trial true 10 the great principles OF
which she was the early and jealous ad
voca,e, and The ballot boxes in 1888
will yield the proud testimony OF her
;oiiticai fectitude.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

lFFtai IKE bG}tiHs31e thfGhiCte, fee IS
TIE n"n'us by CommeIta,or 81 the
IN ln>'Dnt, contains o concentration
t'om Henry DunhS, esq cba'g,hg Amos
hFuiaii = 'th having deserted from Ar.
clay 10 Gen .jacl<son, g., stipulated
'ons'd, zion, which he Mr. Banks, paid
hih- Nj b says, ! knew TIM .Nr. 4
mos Eendal! bad hro,, Il Jealous and
confidential lr,tnd and supporter III a'r.
lie ny GAY. / bad been G zea!o,.s
friend If Gen .ia< kson, and believed
that A'r h.ndaji could untold tiirss
nblc' would be irfiudicia' 80 Mr. Clay
la' < j him to dezesi o. befyaq Nj Clay,
ai'd 10 ssponse the lection ii Jat ksou,
and proposed upon several occasions
ttat he ahouid 90 so. Although he ap
pea5cd u listen, vet he uavered At
length proposed tia, ro4ii sipe
han ONE UNDRED DOLLARS.
"7'd letter Of rec, mmfndniioa 10 Gen
JGc6son. lie consented 10 ma proposition.
and paid him in money $50. and tue
residue in cord wood, aud AL order On
MIR Charles Miles, merchant of Frank
tort, ton store g"nds.' To the coumu.
nica,ion IN which the above grave charge
IS preferred. MI Banks ailixes has sig
nature; and we should suppose that
unless he could substantiate what he
ay'rs he would not Voluntarily become
o. so supt'e AZ individual as Mr. Amos
Kendall. 1t his allegation be correct,
The degree Of MIR KS baseness towards
Mr. Clay is even greater than tho pub.
lie bad before imasned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

The NEW Missouri SENATOR The
ST. Louis Times of the 4th instant sheds
fuller light on the circumstances which
mark the character Of the late choice
OF Senator, 10 succeed Mr.. Barton II
furnishes the Yeas aud Nays, BY which
ihe election was decided. The gentle.
men IN nomination were Messrs Buck
ner' hiiller, (Governor) McRee, and
Ashley. Tie votes were, for Mr.. Buck
ner "a, Mr. Miller 81, Ashley Q. OF
The 81 who voted for Mr.. Guckner, all
out 1--we (as is stated by gentlemen from
missouri, now in tiis city, are oppo
nen's OF the present Administration
he FINES emphaiically saws that"ure-
v,"ns to the election, Mr.. b declared
himself no quivocally the friend IF tho
iar'h and Of Internal Impros
opposed to the sy stem of proserin,int.
adopted by the resent administrator
and the friend OF HENRY CLAY
O"uef t"ese circumstances aud the>,
pledges our friends gave him .heir volt,
{" man; ard there can be no Jout
mat The "ptDivns Of those perse,s nj.
voted Tor h'm from personal consider
IONS, coincide With his own email sur
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The Norfolk Herald states that Mr.. Ienu-
ell Langley, Master Joiner of the GospoYt
Navy Yard, has construct ted model Of a
Venhlatsr, of his own invention, which. il
is not extravaganza to say, is destined TO save
millions TO the Government in the preserva-
ton of SLIPS of war from the d,u roi, as well
as TO stop the waste of valuable lives hy dis
eases engcndered from the foul air confined
in the inters'ices of the tinlbers Of those Ships
wilde exposed TO a tropical climate.
The Barr stable Patriot states that a Whale
WAS iakoa IN Proyiucctown harbor on Friday
afternoon last.
The same paper states that there is large
fish, supposed TO he twenty feet long, in d
pond in North Dennis known by the name Of
Flax Pond. The motion Of tie fish is slow,
and in appearance he resembles the I'm back
The Students at the Theological Seminary
in Bangor, Me have resolved not to nave am
tea or coffee hereaiieron their common "a
BILE. They are convinced, they say, tha
without them they have better health ant
spirits, aud are hetter prepared for study
As substitutes, they use milk and water-ant
pure cold water IS found best of all
EoStOis patLad
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
VIRGIyTa LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.

We.ine,deY. Deeembsr IS, .lsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
ORITU AIRY

DIED, at his seat. near Paris, the oil and
venerable rear-adm,rni COUNT BARRE DE
SAINT LEU, late of the French navy, aud al
officer who fought at the side Of Rochambeau
and Others. When the French arms were sig
nal,zei in lighting for the noble,i of causes he
was the friend OF the veneraicd IAFAYETTr,
and like him left this happy shore amidst the
pleasures oil the Court of Louis 10 share the
dangers OF the war; TO defend the liberties Of
IA nation he continued To love and admire with
his latest breath. There have been few for
eeners, who possessed the same feeling IT,
wards the United States. Never" ssys be
"have lamenicd Of having spent one hour. IN
6ghiing for WAsHiNGroS's conn,ry'' Called
upon few months ago, to recommend young
citizen ofihis republic, he addressed the Se-
cre,Hry of War in the following language -
- should esteem myself donbly happy, II. after
shedding few drops OF blood IN defence of the
liberty of America, could bo OF any service IN
recon'me ndng to You, this young man, whose
father is my friend,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

paper m New York. called by the appropriate
title Of" The Hunk aud Bassdrd." has been
convicted ofa libel on Manuel Dspuga. aud
sentenced TO The Penitenin.rs for 30 days. ani
to the payment OF a 6ne Of 500. and COTS
Messrs Hammer and Phelps. Of New Haven.
Conn have 10 prrss volnDe. in prose an''
verse; entitled New England Legends, ny
J. 6. wh,i,,rr. Esq. Many Of these pieces
have appeared IN the Haverhill eazetts, oil
which paper W. was formerly Editor. lie now
conducts the New England Review, IN Hart
ford.
The brig Ca,harinr, Capt. Mays, from the
West Iadies. has been sTecked op the North
Carolina Cost, IN The gate The wreck
was boarded aud four botes which ongh 10
have contained specie. aud were insured ~
such were touni 10 be filled With old Type aud
shot.
The New York Correspondent, Of the Boston
Palladium states thai two parsons Zone hus-
banj) attacked The senior editor of The Courier
aud Enquirer in the exchange, and, after briei
hurry-cane, were separated by Major Noah.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

~. lived daring tie greater par q ms -.
seq "s nd his name Is pronounce a. u
IN ing sas RSlIer. The curary ai saul near no
s's .nd tsYf, al three other sai"il i''alss &c
'ich, ", If the family There "re 'hts' o'o'
% N nj. ,a,her still lising--Genefai n'i"ef'
, ~, nal,e,. an Il the thpd is e"'aie. """ mas
". 'ea.,h.t are clersynrn. Two oil hts eo'-
'"o . ~ also elerzymcn- This circumstance
s"' '.sn ,;.e 10 a report thai The author MN
hs' attached to the church, aud IS Mi.h'
'si' :, the Gospel. BulSer is about ihlfi, -hse
e' e.. old 10 his last work he has bee" e',sl'
ysss ,.;,h the vanay OF e"deasoring 10 ""aef
70 MS age. His appesrance, ho"ese', -.
AL. aud the st,ict attention when nc p"'s
y 4fes,. gives him the look o' quite So"s
In He has rather thin and though "' '"o"
i1g sisage. ns features are som '"n "a addicted
.,l shrewd and he is m"en ""u'J ~,
"a satire IN bis conversation. re ~"
a,. ehs,e.snd IS an object Of much attraction ~
me neighoorhood where he ftI'G ,e..na m t., "
AIRED severed wears ago IN L'verpaoi, 70
4,,,,ht.r oC General Gasc0i5ne, ahd ho mas no"
four OF five children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
Groceries at Cost.

A. Mr.. II. does not intend continuing this
part Of his business, he will sell his present
stock OF GROCERIES al the following prices,
viz
Coffee Of excellent quality IL IL csnts per 10
Molasses 81 10 cents gallon
Young Tyson Tea az IL cents per ID.
Imperial do y u cents, per ib and Gum
power do NJ Sl % cents per Id.
f.oai Sugar rs to 10 cents per lh Steam doubls
's6ned Sugar % cents per ID.
Madeira Wine (siciy) y 2oa gallon or -
cents bottle
PORT Wine 81 IL cents gallon, Claret Vino
(super,or) 81 cents hottie
French Brandy 4h proof VI 81 - esn's.
gallon, real Holland Gin VI ~ gallon
Jamaica Rum ~ n galloo, real Madeirs Wine
l. ?. 80 gallon
Cut Nails II cents per ID. Black Pepper Is
cents per IT.. Spice o5 cent, per IL. &c. &c.
The Liquors and W ines were selected with
care and they win be found very superior.
N. Is. superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil
81 IL cent. gallon.
Sept. 80 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
ITEMS.

The census otHaftison county, Va. has heen
completed. The population numbers Ia, 100.
In 1920, il was ~ .S32-increase in ten years
3,SS. The estimate laid be fore the Convex
ton by the Auditor 10 October last, allowed
HARRISON 1851. The actual enumeration
therefore, exceeds the estimate made at Rich.
mond 500.
The census Of Orange county, Va. gives the
following result White males 1907 white
females 1852 male slaves 1914 female slaves
1892 free coored males 90 free colored fe-
males l09--tota 1867.
The census OF Dinniddie county, shows the
following result white males 2jI9; white te-
males 9. $50 male slaves 3, 1853 female slaves
1927: free coored males 422 free colored fe-
males 42S total IL, 53i-Decrease in the last
ten years 258.
II is said that Sir Walter Scot will realize
for his intefe,' winch one hall. IN the revised
edition of the Waserley novels, t6O, 900, aud
that Heath, the engrhver. will make 10000
by his illustrations
The Raleigh (N. c. Register mentions tina,
a beautiful Meteor wa, obfr,, ed ~ that city.
on Sunday night the l4ih The heavens were
liz up for n moment Win noou-day splendor,
and the disappearance ofihe phenomenon was
attended With an explosion resembling IA" dis
charge OF cannon
Dmant, the Rronaut made y second asefn-
sion in hi. balloon IRON Castle Garden. hGw
York, Oh The 22d inst The balloon was wsftei
by the Wind ia the ne,gborhnod 81 Hsveosack,
where it was safely landed, vita ii, master.
without damage.
At the late sn,iog Of The Circuit Cont, ~
Worchester county, \. Y. n ve,d,ct oil 500
O.
Baker, IN an action for The seduction OF plain
tits daughter.
The 69th No. of the North Amer can Review
was published on the lst lust Its contents aye
i. American Annual Register ; 2. Turkey
3. Exhibition Of Pictures NJ the Athencum Gal
leiy; L. Low,bs Hebrew Poetry s. Lswrie
Todd; Il. Removal of the Ind ans 7. Studies
IN Poetry ; 3. HAIRS Geography 9. The De-
bate in he Senate of the United States.
A town meeting was held in Philadelphia. on
SATURDAY week last, for tae purpose oi eXpress-
ing the satisfaction OF the people AZ the recruit
glorious triumph oi constitutional principles ia
France, over tyranny and oppression, and
their admiration OF The wisdom and discretion
with which a great Revolution has been eiirc-
ted, by justly excited and t2aensnimo"s peo-
plea seIies Of resolutions, in accordance
with these sentiments, vas unanimously Hdop-
ted, and a committee OF five gentlsmea sppo'n-
ted to transmit them 20 Cen. Lafayette, with a
request that ne would make them known in
France, in such manner ss 10 him may seem
hi.
A letter has been received. by gentleman oil
Boston, dated Gibraltar, August 8, which men
tons that Com. Porter had arrived there on his
way 10 Aigiers, and there learned the events
which had taken place. He was TO sai the
next day 10 Port Mahon. What would he his
next destination was not known. This letter
makes no mention Of any news from Spain.
John Ely, editor ola small and seurrilous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
To-. ,bs Nfm York Constellation.
FRY NOLOGiES.

.c..,:. :, derived from crg-iick. because those
A -, men who wrnt. CRITICISMS were iormer-
T., ra,y moor, loot being SO we'll PAD a. me re-
.;,.,s of The present day and not beins Hoie
,ot,ul. the cash for meat drink OF lodging,
80. under th- necessity ofcryng tc6-"hence
,ha ,ord cry-tick or critic.
Erils is derived from the iSte OF * WINNER
"a .nc,,nt times they used to Danish those pat
.,,. and friends TO their counrs, Who hauprn-
"A 4, he troublesome to " the powers mat oe.
IL. everv such person, AS was condemned 10
,',,;.hm.ot. came TO be cal ell an Ex-'sle, from
.L;ah we have the modern ord exile. That
,ho Lie ofEx is not at present TO be found III
,;eos rsphy, is doubtless owing 10 ITS having oeea
e.a1,owed up by All earthquake.
F,,Sau is made fron FRY day, because II was
o,,n.dy the custom To have any fried dish
-, ,hat day for dinner. But this derivation
!, an obvious that we ueed not have mentioned
ii
Human 10 planly derived from the hisior-
al ,act OF Samuel the Prophets having hewed
:: ,.c.. Aeay a royal prisoner of war. Hence
,ha, d;sno.ition. which leads mankind cruelty
,a ,ort,re or lake the life of their fellow ciea-
,,as wss characterized as hclc man, from
,ao. the moaern word human.
naI.,n;. ia derived from the word PoIiU Mick,
.,or,o,,. te,mseaot who was remark able for
Ping IN Games. and would ALWAYS have thu
eastward Whence every snch person AS nap.
- ~ I've fond of dlsputinp. and esn-cially
-, rol,oinus tnnics wag called "A Poll. Mick .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
YAIsI u srIAS.

TssHE subscriber il NOW receiving aud open
inc for sale n, the lowest prices, the fol-
lowing varieties. viz
finder Boxes, plain
DO do engraved
Phosphorus Lights. round boxes
DO do fiat do
Croton Oil, Pelletiers
Anise Oh
Nut do
Poppy do
Otto Roses
Best English Endursble Ink
Hair brushes. rarely
Theriac Andromica
Steel Iwe6z.rs, superior
Real Turkey RhubaIb, IN root
Paper Folders
Colorpd Sand
Aromatic Vinegar. fancy
DO Henry's. superior
Oil Csrn.tion
Curling Fiuih
Spring and Thumb sLance's, English aud
American, RARELY
English Gale. Magnesia
Superior Watch and Clock Oil
Powder Puifs in boxes, beautiful
Row lands Essence of Tyre
Howell DAVIES
Sept. 80 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
q New Dry Goods Store. y
WILLIAM HAMILTON hs,
w received by the latest arrivals afat
supply vi Fancy and Staple
DEP GOODS,

which he offers for sale NJ prices nj least as low
n. any o,h,r house IN this place. The follow
ing articles comprise part ofh's assortment,
VIZ:
u pieces changeable Gro de Naples
% pieces plain col,rs do do
Blue, pink, yellow, black and blue black do
White, blue, black, yellow. blue and pink SAT
tins
Pink, white, blue, green and brown Flofencss
India black silks aud Sattios
Black and blue black Italian Lutestrings
Black aud colored Nsakia and Canton Grapes
Bandanna and Spi,isl6sld Handkerchief
White and Scsrle, Merino and Cashmefe long
Shs~1s, with wool sorder)
"a real French Merino Cloths
IA Cashmere and Th' bet Ddafs.
IA French Scarlet Calicoes
200 pieces Ribson of G. z. Manufacture
Circassians, Tartan Pia,ds and Bombazetis
White, red green and yellow fisnnels
Irish Linens. Caliooes and colorei Cambr,cs
Brown, birachsd and Plaid Domesiics very iovs
together with variety OF Coods not enuniers
ted
In few days large addition oil Cloths, Cas-
smeres and Cassioetis Is expected. which will,
then. in these articles make the assortment very
complete,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
Dyspepsia Cured.

Guy IF New YORK., Sept. %, 1880.
I'm consideration Of an agreement this day
entered into with DIR. John Dove, Of Riclf-
moud, Va, bereb, constitute ind appoint him
my Agent in and for the State Of Virginia.
.. HALSTED.
City Of Richmond, T. Street Empowered
by tho above, now offer my services to the
afflicted with Dyspepsia. Having just returned
from New York, where had ample opportuni
lies of testing The enlire efficacy of said Hall
sted's method Of cure, BY daily intercourse and
conversation with IRON 10 to 20 Of his patients
whose diseases had resisted the nblest medical
advice in Europe and America and have no
hesitation in pronouncing It safe, certain end
when well understood and faithfully
practised. JOHN DOVE!
Sept. 20. oaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

" Gen. Jackson was invited TO pariake Of
public dinners, rs he passed through Lexington
Va, and the little village at Orange c. 1.-The
Lexington lntelligencer. says the General ira
wells " in carriage, drawn by four gregg -
and remarks, very appropriately on this fact,
that il MIR. Adams, while President, had travel
led in such style, it would have thrown thou
sands of persons into a f.ver-but, in General
jackson, il is all right.-The same paper also
remarks 10 relation TO the F." travelling OF the
last administration, Some improper move
ment was alleged for every journey taken by
any of the Heads of Department; bnt il the
President moved, every thing WAS wrong-'he
journey itself was wIong-and the manner OF
it was wrong-if he travelled in plain STYLE
was all afectaton--if he travelled in resPec'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
Etnm HE Prorldtnce z. L .7drocale.

A. Gray occurred in DO ton on Monday eve
4,ug, be,ween n party OF whites and blacks, IN
consequence Of the former having been in the
practice of assembling at the corner OF Brlk1ap
street and insulting passengers. hr. George
Stearns had bis leg broken, and hlach tello"
was severely wounded in the head. = Walhe' s
Appeal" to the blacks. is said to have prompted
This disordery conduct, the blacks assuming to
have some extraordinary privileges IN coase'
quence Of tbis inc-ndiaIy pamphlet, which has
produced so much commoion at the south.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
* AT WARDS.
WARDS OFFICE,
October 9TH, 1890.

DO q al 81 10 SO 81 20 10 b
Were the numbers drawn for the Union Canal
Lottery, lHh class. on the 25lh Sept.
Nos. 8 80 81, n handsome Capital OF $500,
was sold and paid al WARDS OFFICE,
Where a continuation Of good lu,k is confident
" expected in the splendid Schemes about 10
be drawn. On Wednesday neat. the 9Th inst.
thu Free Road Lottery is drawn at Winchester,
and on Saturday nsxt, the 9th inst the 18th
class Of the Union Canal Lottery. Capital
Prize $30, 900, will he drawn at Philadelphia.
Call aud renew your small prizes Tor l ickels ia
these brilliant schemes, at WARDS OFFICE.
Lyncbbmg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
Cash given for Bonds.

YffAVlNG a present demnnd forgood bonds,
g to the amount Of eleven hundred and
fifty dollars, on persons residing IN either Of
the Counties of Bedford. Campbell, and Nelson,
TO answer a special purpose, II liberal price IN
cash will he given Tor sueh as may suit APP
ply immediately Mt the Office OF the Lynehburg
Vrgin,an.
Oct. L. It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

man cou.,ted. so nearly were patties bahneed
rdiist has INV tie impudence TO SGT himself up
as Rabbi IN the Synagogue, Il the shameless
edrontery to brand rs MON ARcHlsrS,' all
Adams What u Jitter satire on Jackson Re-
pubiicsnism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

TEyHE winter session OF the subscribers
il School viii commence Monday the
frst day oil November.
WILLIAM S. REID.
Sept. so ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
Administrators Sale.

RI WILL sell, Oh Saturday the 9th day of nexr
month. tOcioher.) at the late residence of
+. F. Gardner. dec. in the town OF Lynchburg,
suuiry articles of household and kitchen Fur
nj, ure, consisting Of beds, sideboa,d. bureaus,
chairs. tables, &c. &c. The furniture IS nor
only new, blu, Of excellent quality. and well de
serving the notice Of those wishing to purehasr.c
The sale will be Al public auction, tor cash.
JOSHUA r. HOLMES. Admr.
off. +. Gardner. dee.
Sept. 80 'asiL