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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
4 Watther x a. D Nash

CcmrllS WtICHdTIS,
Bw7IIL, in tnnr,, sell Tobacco and al
w kinds Of Produce, On commission, mud
arc prepared 10 make liberal adFanoeme"ts
They will also receive and ship produce oil eV
cry description for moderate Compensa uor ;.
Their Office is kept NJ the GROCERY Sloi@
oil A. o. Nash d. Co. where they keep constant
" on hand general assortment OF hliobt
RIES, comprising almost every article IN their
line.
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II would seem from a paragraph in tho Nv
Hampshire Patriot. that afr Mr.. foOdhuy
had expressed his dptprminn,; n 20 m-ke room
i7r the Hon. Isaac HN, he repeated the &C
eommodallon, and wrGte "A letter re.' 'ct'ag his
ireyIously expressed determination Of not beng
Il candidate for re election to the senate Of the
-nlied States Such an lnGrmness OF purpose
., lruiy characteristic OF the mar.
~. 5. G75eYe.
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e. CARD

gER. XAUPl presents his sincere acknow-
~ Il Judgements 10 the Ladies aud Gentlemen
OF Lynchbure for then se'y liberal patronage.
and hegs leave TO inform them THAI his second
sion will commence on Friday the 25h
inst lie would respectfully suggest 10 tho e
whose children have never been taught dan
eng and who wish them instructed ~ that po-
lite accomplishment that, masmueh rs mum
Der of his former pupils ave 10 continue this
sessipn their example aud requirement IN The
At must b. OF immense adsauinge 10 tue new
scholars in facilitating their progress, there
fore, they ought not neglect his opportunity
of securing such a desirable b neft
/ TINS session being th. last Tint viii
attend Ia the course ut tins year, II IS desl able
that all VINO intend joining the sehool should
enter the first day. }. A AAuFI.
June ! 81
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Dismal swamp Lottery,
Virginia State Aotsevy.

For the brneiii oi the Dismal swamp Canal
Company, Class No. 3. tor 1890; IN he
drnwp Al Richmond on friday The Goth Of
June, 1870
80 Number LoHoy.-o darn Raliois.
SIIilA1E
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acadeMical school.

MFR. BABCOGK, (from the Norh.) viii
as-A open on the 2ls lust. an ACADEAlCAL
SCHOOL, near St John. Church, atthe lower
end OF this county, proposes to teach all toe
branches usually taught IN the Military Acade.
my, West Point, New York.
June "a L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

MAtlNED. on the 10th inst. bv the Rev
samuel Atmlslead, MIR. WIN X. ErPERSON
formerly Of this place. now OF Brnoknval, a.
Mss hLiHA ANN ". daughter oi James For
rest, Esq 81 liahtay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
- = ROPE, , &c. =.
SURGEON DENTIST.

- Il U EVN DEIlN 10 T.
YnS ESPLCTFULLY leaders bis respects 10
- the citzeus OF Lygchburg and MS vicinity.
aud takes m opportunity OF informing them.
thar he w,lI b. ready 20 tend 10 the Dentist
business, a, i5e Franklin Hotel, where he will
nain Until ,he 4,h of July next. Ladies and
Gentlemen wa1ted upon al their houses, II re-
guesied.
June - ss7
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June

\NikGlNlA--At superior Courl OF Chan
" Gerry. holden q, the town OF Lyncbbmg
the Goth May, 1890.
5opha Crawford Thomas Crew. aud Sally
his wife Edmund rruu. William Iong aah H.
liSebeth his wife, Wiliam u Wren, nlmr Of
Nancy MnC,edie, decd. Thomas naskina nnd
Matilda Nnsh, IN her own right, aud us exeuu.
uIx Of Abner Nash, DECEASED. phf.
against
Charles Nlnndny. odmr Of Jame. Penn, decd.
Sophia Crawford anh Elijah Fletcher, adm.
aud admx. oi Bihm $ Crawford. decd So.
pha Bnffus, Samuel Anderson and james
Rucker, fArea,rix and executors Of Joseph
Bu1us, deed. Martha -peaa aud Georgc Penn,
admra aod admr. nj William peou, decd. Cla,.
borne w. Goooh, admr. with the " i'll snnhs ell
oi Philip Gooeb, decd. John w Holden aud
Chiharioe his wlte, and samuel White, Drfls.
Ibis cause came On this day 10 he heard on
The rapcls formerly read.snd the report of com.
missioner Benne 10, made IN pursuance OF tho
order ofhe 18Th DAP OF May, 1927, with ey-
ccptons ihnteunto by the defendants, mud WAY
NJ gued hy counsel On consideration whereof
the court not psrceiv,ng the errors insisted IN
on by the defendants counsel, doth Tecnmu [
The sad report, with the exceptions H. eieuni,
la thr commissioner who made lit for him Il.
eHsm,n" the same aud report thereupon Ms here.
tofo'e directed discriminating b.iween any ssla
The executor may have made OF the real and
pofsonaI estate Copy es'e,
J.AlLLS &C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lvnolbn,g Hh June, 1890.
The parties ~ tn, cause will take nolIce,
that hase appointed Thursday the lhidleih
day ot September nasI, 10 tounmpnre the nc.
counts directed by the foregoing ordrr OF courl.
on which day ~ The hour oil nihe O'Clock IN the
mo,ning they ATE required 10 ailend NJ my
olice ~ this town with their accounts. vouch-
crs, aud 'optos of cuur, papers, prrpafed Tor
examination aud settlement
JAMES BENAGii, {.
Jnnc2I wIw
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50 .SEGisUES antea

tNNHE subscriber wishes 10 purchase about
n hlty likely young NEGROES. | prefer
them to be mostly young men OF good charac-
ter for which The highest cash price will be CIV
en-. SETH WOODkOOF.
Al Washington Hotel.
June II. ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
May . . 1
WOOS. CAWDIM G.

FHNHE subscriber respectfully returns bis
x thanks 10 the public for the liberal en-
Conragcment he has met with, aud hcGs con
inuance of their iayofs Tor the present season
No pains will b. spared 20 give general sans.
faction. His machine has lately undergone
thorough repair, and is now IN fuli operation
For the convenience Of customers, all wool can
lie lett at the store of +. I. Gardner, from
whence il will he taken and returned in rolls.
One pound o. clean lard is required for every
ten pounds of wool. -
AMA5A ". HOLMES.
NIB. Superior Wool Rolls tor sale at L. +.
Gardner's Store, whore cash will be given for
good wool.
A.W. II.
AI,yO WISH
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~ Orders from The country, enclosing ca h
or piiLc tick"is ~ any responsible Lottery,
meet with The most prompt attention
Address q. WARD LynChburg Va.
.lnnr u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

rive learn that the President OF the United
.fales is eXeecled in this place some Inn
aBomt the close OF this month. and mat he Is
- paTiai,e ola Dinner al the Blue Spring. (the
asldence Of Col. X. ". Johnson in this county.
GeOrgtto'ca) KemacGy) Sentinel
travelling Cabinet , " Honor U,isht -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

l,NfOTICE.-All persons hav'ng cia'"S a.
M ealnst the estate of Henry Turner, dec.
vii nlease make them known Immediately,
that ARRANGEMENTS may be made to pay them
and all those indebted TO said estate are reques.
ted to make immediate payment, as no further
indulgence will be given.
LAWSON TURNER, ! ESecn.
GEO. l.. TURNER, ) tors.
limo 81 ~
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a., sg,.lfy.n his stsss' And iH,inaatlos'.
bt'ita ny'' y ~, o,ra reflections. and The yddg
,snl d the public MuEsKIyG.
fo19lN J Jh add feg remarks upon he
NJ - NJ Fourth AadaOr Kendall. another
Rp0H " -' III. h.
mt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

y AlIh 5ubscr,her has opened M office Tor
- the sHle Of Lour,y I,csrls. TWO doors
above the N'tetnian Office. where he hopes 10
furnish ms customers with Splrndid Pli2es In
some Of the ileb se6rmes about 10 he drawn.
lie e1pccls To receive, bgthiS rrcH'ng mmi, u
supply Of lckets aud SHARES in The
Dismal Swamp Lottery,
Sth eiass, which ",ll he drawn TO MORROW
IN the lily OF Richmond. aud The drawing
received here on tuesday eFcning next
June p g. WARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

-, "n-s' lhe'r madness W mus dissent
| men advocates scandallze aud san IN. th,s.
P'hats winch support our Constitution.
""Joi .."on, the Secretary al War. has
gone TO west FONT TO examine the scien,i6r
az" 'i"'d'y progress OF that Seminary nf
i"''s' IL would be severe Joke upon the
'i'J' " que oi me students should bring for
ward his Report 10 Congress and mimi M,
The gross aud palpabie grammatical ,nsr,,,,..
cits with which 1t abounds, and its clum., and
ineiegani STYLE OF composition. will he 70
collected the 9ecreiary's Ignorance !, ,h.s.
matters has already been exposed IN IN. new
papers, but more particularly by a Iittle p,rI of
Is IN one OF our Schools IN BatImor. IL
would De well TO forward a copy of tins npr
tormance TO Vest Point where the Board of
'shrrs Is about to assemble under the auspices
| OF the iearaei Secretary fBoH paj
nen' jackson had majority OF siriy-f g,ir in
the House of Reptesen atiypS at the onqn,,r, al
the late session oil Cong ess, aud Mr.. CIV
majority OF iCeRp-tic0 al MS close. Thee
tacls were publicly stated. by member of
Congress, IN this place. few days ago, in the
presence OF four oih"T mpiubers VINO ,vs,e
friendly to ihe General nj the opening of the
session, and VIM admitted their eorrecinss,
lhIs Is the FIRST instance In the annals of this
country ia which any President ever lost So
great number IF friends in one session..
lHagerstoan IOrchlghL
We cannot bn, think that our friends through
ou The country are unnecessarily severe in
their denuncations OF the policy which has
dictated the removal of the Indians west of the
Mississippi Besides the law Tor Carrying into
effect that measure has been consItutlonaIy
passed, and their eiio'ts can he Protective OF
10 good, but may tend 10 excite the Indians 10
RESISTANCE, IA which case e,l aud misery must
o'ertahe them. Let US nave peace on that SUB.
Ject 4lec. Gus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
Fom the Georgia Messenger.

-, V"t IVE UtUI Z
We see IN few papers a disposition 10
calculate the value OF the Union nv stand
a' That an honest and rejecting people do
'9l' nor viii not admit We have determin-
~ us value. so far MS 10 satisfy ourselves, that
Is 100 valuable 10 be triflrd with, without
t''a'er cause than has yet existed. True, we
"a'e reason for complaint: tn, we can endure,
s"e" 10 correct such evil in the way prsscrl''
= would be 10 cast away that which IS VAIN
ao'e beyond all price. We will yet hope from
h g1' rulers 10 receive equal and exact justice
'e nave ever been foGnd among those ready
y "Ssert and defend the rights Of the o'a'es ;
a ~" mus shall always he found. But to N E"
!, a''en has lately been termed the Carolina
g'1''ht,' so far as founded in reason, We can
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

resnond-'o their madness ~ n,., l;..or,
'n ,sn advocates scandal'Ee aud sap The three
P''afS winch support our Constitution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

The President and TIE Tndinns-The New
York Commercial gives the following, aud
souches for is correctness. Il is an energetic
aud classical vaIediCtorv -
During the last week of the SESSION, after the
passage of the Indian bill, the Delegation iIon
The Cherokee nation. which had been watching
over the interests of their counrrymen al Wash
Agton, called on the President as an act of
courtesy previously to their departure home
~ards.-ln the course Of The conversation, the
srel having said something about claiming
u. protection OF the executive, the Pres ident
drew hlmfelf up with dignity, aud addressed
ITEM as follows -" Yes. Jon may go home
secure You shall be projected. Yes ras-
ns his arm the arm of Andrew Jackson VII
Irolect YOU But you must submit TO the
avs OF Georgia though. | ,eIl you what 1t Is
ou should 60 west Of the Mississippi. That's
lac place for you. And as for them people IN
lar Eastern States who are making so much
loise about your care. you may depend upon II
'aey don't care nny more about yon than the
ss'l does about an honest doctor =
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For SALE Al
WARDS OFFICE :

hole Tickets 81. Halves s., Quarter, SI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

Iaougbts.--Mr CambreIeng's Report is 'aid
"a be highly approved Of in England-an Eng
'en edition expected proof positive that 1t Is
0of interest to adopt it
once The increased mnimnm for the pro-
'c'lon OF calico manufacturers, printed cot
.'ls have fallen % per cen'--yet the free trade
g'eTs tell rs that import is taxation. An eA-
Fanauou wanted. N Y. Morning Herai.
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June II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15
" EconOnly The surest Road 10 Wcaith."
a. A,0MmOnA,

PENOVAT'OR &. CO.AT DRESSER.
DtsPECTFUILY informs the inhabitants Of Alex.
q & andria and its vicinity, that he has opened an rs
Establishment on King Stree, adjoining Mr.. Ntuion's
franklin House Hotel, where he will scour Goats. Pan
falcons, and Wascoats. OF every description.-bue.
black, drab, plan entirely different from that
pursued by Dy.rs, and peculiarly his own. Upon ex-
animation of the articles secured BY him, they will be
found and pronounced by good judges to be very lit
tie inferior new ones The securing VII not Injure
the shape of the collars:
spots grease, &C. will be.removed and apparel put
epin, and restore the color OF faded scans. IRA.
yeIer, attended to at the shortest notice.
N. r Repairing, &c attended to.
~ A. L. wishes it distinctly understood, that unless
satisfaction is given, ne charge vii! be made
~ l3-eo3w
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Notice.

4 pPIICAT!ON will he made to the President and
u Directors OF the Little River turnpike Company
for the renew. oi Certificate No 1885, for and
half share in the capital stock ut said Company, stand
ing in the OF Sarah Harper. and assigned by her
to the subscriber; said certificate having been lost or
misaid. Wn r. THOMPSON.
June 25-IaN4S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15
White LEAD.

TgyHE subscribers, agents for A. s. & T.. Roberts. of
( phh.dephia, are authorized to sell their White
Lead which they warrant to he pure and OF excellent
quality, at very reduced prices.
~ l4-6t :. 81, & S. II. JANNEY.
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NcnOV Az.
iohn II. NunMells,

SURGEON DENTIST,
TAN be found at Mr.. Newton Hotel every Thurs
~ day All orders left there will be attended to.
dec 5-ctburstf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15
NETWORK MARKET-JuLY 10.


Corn Erchmge.-Every thing is dali. Prices
remain the same for Flour. On Saturday 100
brls. Richmond country and other similar kinds
were bought at S4i; Philadelphia sold at SAG;
Western Canal we quote S5,06a 5,3S. some
fancy brands going up to J, but all very dull. A
cargo of new North Carolina Wheat brought 1OS
cts, and one prime ll2!cts; but these prices are
not to be considered as permanent. They are
nlywarranted blythe expectation of an extra price
for the first fresh flour. The Southern Wheat
appears unusually good this year. Some prime
Southern Corn brought 6icts-!n rice the sales
are about 2OOtcs. at l. a %.
Dry Goods.-Iherc is good demand for do
mestic Cottons. The few auction sales Of the
week exhibited some advance in American Wool
ems, particularly Satinets.
Exchange on London 81 6 premium.
eigHs.-Vesses are in request at fair prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15


Leave Baltimore every day
E1EAAAAat5 A. Nj. 8 A. NJ. 10 a. NJ and
{sIzs393EEJ ". for Washington City, &c.
sS2S.tS-e@G-Arssan the Stages leave Georgetown
and Washington City every day for d fillmore at tie
same hours.
The Company Offices are kept st the Hotels Of
Barnum and Beltzhonver, in Ba;nore-at the Union
Tavern in Georgetown and at Gadsby's, Browns,
and JYiliamsom's Hotels. in Washington City. Pas
sengers are received and delivered At the citizens
da cling houses, sired, or at public house they
wish liberal allowance is made for baggage. but it
must he, As is usual, at the owner's IIsk.
daily Stage connected with the above lines leaves
Washington City every day at A. ~ tor Eli,eotts
ingron City.
Fare on the above route, two dollars.
NJ B Passengers who wish to view the Rail Road.
or travel on il, viii find The road by Ellcotts Mills
to aud from Baltimore, pleasant and agreeable The
Albany Stages, used by the Union aud Citizens Stage
Company, combine safety, ease, and comfort. being
hung low on good swiHgs.
~ 2-5tsw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15

Wour.-We before noticed sales, on Mon
day, of nearly all the superfne Flour in Marke:
at SIS for immediate export; since which the de-
mand has ceased and no sales of Importance been
made-appcarances in this and other markets are
unfavorable. Were we to quote store price, it
would be nominal. The small receipts from wa
goas, the last two days, have been taken at 81 Is
Grain.-We reduce our quotation for Rye to
40 44.a Corn is scarce and in demand at As
cents, which is an advance of from 2 to cts.
per bushel on our last quotation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15
SaraNN Seed s.

EDWAHD srABLER & son have lately rcceiv-
"a cd, from the embellishments Of ID = q. Lambeth,
supply of
FRESH SEEDS. suitable 10 The season
62o 25-eo3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
COMMUNICATION-ror the virsin,an.

Fashion rule. tho world. and however absurd
her dictates, multiiudes are always ready 10
obev them without taking time 10 reflect unnn
the Consequences The writer Of this article
hved once m neighhorhnnd in which suicide
was fashionable and II was truly mournful
and alarming To see the havoc that was made
amongst even the p'nus and the aesd, by this
mad fashion The rage Tor emigration 10 The
West IL now the fashion, and every true patriot
must regret to see the physical strength the
enterprze and wealth of Virginia orowdlng
away 10 The Wet.
Whether oar friends and ueiehbors are 10 he
benefited by this exchange Of countries is Mt
least prnbematcaI aud wish 10 offer them
In" observations on subject so very interest
ing 10 tteir happiness. My observations AT
this time viii apply especially TO mn area OF
thirty miles in diameter, having Lyuchbnrg in
the centre. No part OF Virginia east oi The
mountains possesses more boontiful soil, AMI
the climate, for salubrity aud pleasaniness. is
not eAcelled by any on the contluent.
The cultivated intellect aud urbane manners
OF Lynchburg are gratefully acknowledged by
All visitors nor ~ there market any where
more noted tor honesty and promplitude, IL
ID not the Rug hear farlll, nor any thing in ihr
mere localities oi ths country, that produces
the present depression nf commerce, IT, indeed,
II can Win any propriety he sand 10 be depress-
ed.
All the world Is nj peace, and the present state
| of trade Is the natural aud inevitable result.
! The emieran, may find richer soil. but that
vii he poor compensation for what he leaves
behind feeble consolation 10 the bosom
bleeding from the Rupture from all IT knows.
and all il loves. VIII his produce fetch him
bet er price supply brcausr he can grow eve
/ times as much rs he can here Will he enjoy
more health amid the swsmpy nratries and pu-
'rh vegetation, or hetrr society among the
hunters aud sqnauers Of the wilderness than he
could hete Alas we're this drspltory essay
ten times more elegant and forcible than il il,
u would pass UNDECIDED berause fashion wills
/ US to forsnke Onr believed hnmes, the land OF
ont birth, and the graves OF oar fathers, to see k
! q paradise in tn Wrsi. Many who now care
lessly glance then evrsoyer H. viii have amp Z
time to rememher is sentiments, aid leisure
enough amidst The dreary, hnhe. w,lds 81
/ LIMOS % Missouri to repent heir r'sh mIert-
ton. DONE rICUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

owiI. Harry The COMFY reel. ~n sav
'fd an .i,so., il. We pcice've se''. -.
20 90 II !, the happy cenh'fy -
.+fSfes =, ,,a, resided. Bni il tshi s"'e ',
rave SO 5 ~ Is il not the irritation ohosfa
b'' -. absurd pretensions ot me en,e' " IN
b' ~" w. veiohed !, dawn for hii'e" sf"'s;
N" h.s reused that generous so"'h ~
"n,s" o hat will sui the fsft Q, .he" ,fno.
Pa,,s a, present, ami The Tranquility u 'a"'~
'", ,bird bypolhesis remains 'hat OF my DC
= called upon by bouof, by duty ny 49,
ing "a France emancipaied, and TO Napoto.
.seood. TO the son OF brother whom ""s
!" loys and respeet more than any o''ei 20"
", uhatever, because kne" hlm from If
w :, ,.t,er than any one else, and am 80
No sincerity OF his feelings a"u ~. !.
when DIVING 90 the rock OF 81 'ld r' ns, n
4a,o.d me through General Bertraoa : PF" ~
: his son govern hinselfhy nv aas'1'
sho.e ali 10 let him forget tna' lie Is
' W., ~ lei him give france az moeh
80 a. ~. h,tser gave her eq 'al"s anu
Nv bi5, adon, for his device, all for The fre"c"
people .s thu, Sepolson the
I'D ~ anti offortuue, is as good french'
49,. ~ ,an or l. and will he worthy OF MS Ia
the, and OF France. am sons ahrci'o'"'e'
asEPH NAPOLEON BONAPaRit t.,
Count oil Suryl'iers.)