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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
Nelc Echoia, c. n. July, 1880,

We have hpsld that IA number of the electors
of The first congressional district have il in con.
temptation TO support MATHEW CAREY Esq. as
their candidate To represent that district in the
popular branch of The general government.
No man has stronger claims than Mr. CAREY
upon the friends OF domestic manufactures aud
internal Improvement. lie has. besides this
consideration. efficient talents aud ardent zeal
TO support The cause ol these great intel ests.
PhiIa. Eng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
FRoMFRANCE DIRECT

The pseks, ship Erie. Cap Funk, arrived a
New York, brings Paris paper. 10 the 10th, ant
1iavre IN the l6ih, both inclusive
The French elections were TO begin on Ia,
o3d Of June. The tome Of the papers shows
fhai the comics, viii be warm, md the follow IN
proclamation issued by the King on the l3ih,
sloes no, indicate over abundant confidence OF
the part Of the government. The following
Translation is from the morning papers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
RUINED SOUTH CAROLYN.

Phe Providence Daily Advertiser states that
tSree thousand bales of Cotton have been land
cd al tna place, and wrought into fabrics the mast
yea, Inc stated value of these is forty ooiLass
eacn making total of one million seve1 h,t1dysJ sI
eoenty MouSdnd dolfdrs! Now, whence came tb,.
great supply of cotton? o, from the sontb,L ..,S
med south Ii was bought Of the cotton oro,,ae
otes' and paid for to them, by their Yankee ne;nS
bors and this in anti-tar parlance constitntos ~.
tbern oppression! '''''"'eS NOT
The value of the whole when ro,n,e,o,,..., :
CIV 6 IN tne same paper, at sr million four Hundred
ana Jyty Mon , doars-sbowing four millions.
nJnuIeo ana thirty thousand dollars, as the
tcea.eo F"iue added TO the raw material bv man
u oscig This sum- it has been earned and
II cur country instead of passing into trans
~ p'ckets we suppose may prove ss ruinous to
material s P'9 VI '"0 raw
q, we respectfully commend these alarming facts 10
w u''eDtion of Dir Cambreleng. and the Charles
son nnl'heTS as they render it evident that soma
nationa' measures should be Immediately adopted ia
save US from ourselves "--Bt1f: Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19

regards reelection. tse Of little Importance
State and Mr. Smith will he of but little impo
lance myself have high of laudabe ambition
gentleman aud much pride III serving country
bu, have ambition purchase expense
opinion And especially when that opinion relates
subject of vital Importance the of
this Republic, than any subject that aga,ed
nifty man wobd appreciate the honour of
election Senate Of the United States than myself
feel grateful for such distinction But highly as
should appreciate this distinction, make compromise
of private opinions attain And if Mr.. Smith thinks
deserve to fall victim diversity of private opinion only
when public principles not involved ready the
sacrifice And perhaps approach the altar as few
and le reluctance that gentleman could
wish. WIN SMITH
York c. IL, S. C. Nopenber 4ah. 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
NSaetDeeu0aaU ess - :. .


u We invite subscribers who have no, been
waited upon by our Collectors or who have not found
1t convenient pay them to remit their balances by
members ofthe General Assembly who are now near
ly ready to come to Richmond: and subscribers in
neighborng States. to perform the same act of JUS
tice through their Members of Congress Had those
whom we address, just conception of the toll and
expense incurred for their amusement and nforrna
tion their sense of honour would permit them to
wait to be appealedto. to perform an act of simple
Justice. We beg to remind our Pa. rons that we are
dependant solely and exclusively upon benl-that out
OF favor, with both State and Federal Government
we have none ofthose resources from Treasury pap,
which enable many other Presses To meet the con-
sequences of dull times and bad collections This
consideration, at argument of our necessity
and our independence by very slight concessions
we conld speedily fill our columns with General
Post Office, Treasury Navy and Navy Commission
ers Advertisements ought to weigh somewhat, not
only with the Justice, but the spirit of our Patrons.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
ECONoNIY FoR rAnAlYns

Extract Of letter 20 m editor Of the Am Fsrmer
some two years ago, while . was coeffb.
Ell 70 the hreslde By cold, ! amused myself
WITH several experiments, 20 find the ineres,e.
oy weight, OF corn. rye. shorts, sc by boiling
sed cooking. witb view 81 &c onos,ising no.,
tool soon become convinced, that Won,
dffful effects might be essly produced ana
though then made regular record Of wbae
did, strange 10 tell. but lately attempted To-
put 'hem iniO practice. IhaSe had since tho
hfs' dsy OF December. an actual srper,epens
gong on between raw corn and meal rusde
l"'o COED thick naushs tve pigs, Of abou, one,
h"ndfed seight each. have been eat,oz se
ven pounds each, u rae corr, per - hss,r,.
and 90 Others Of near the saae ssze have hsd
exactly pounds Of neal made INTO good
",'sh' between them. These seven pounds
" meal, cooked into the state u good stifr
much, Weighs from 20 to 50 pousda 4
weighed my pigs accurately. 81 beginning,
And weighed again ,wo days since, % aark
the pfugFess Ibe toe eating fourteen lbs.
Ut corn per day, had Increased ~ pouads IL
si1iees dsys, The tSO es,ing ssven pounsis az
cooked NAL PEE day. bad Increased Ih.r,v.
four pounds ~ tie sane the. Mere "a
saving u one half The corn. J.s.p
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

NOR g. the IVES ind,,-s whsn tho. 49,. -
smut Than Shcn ihey acts opcied--is5l co,nuar.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

.iflthflltE ttfff ~
lbe british isiards nov e., their urpplscs a
off fo'r from England, sbe DAN n 80 suest,h
Wet lndigs, ssrr,ed ~ British vessels Por.
u''fh tsis,..i Sili not p-ftnit ~ American ves-
81 o. pfOcsi ffam ilsisirnsye a. lsr.,.i,, - Iii
di"" .''sh " - j 10 cary g5ur toGavvrpool. AID
Pei y lido b0ud, shcssee u may b. s.ut IN IN
i.gi'sh scs- toJssasca wsti.s.ss PAYING m. B1i-
tisi' eoa,somptiou dliy. T. 10 de- tlat fglu h m
aarses h,s s.as se.,ien
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Iise dostor y tslkirg ai,cft % calcula,ine M.
salu. a iiie un'oo." o. - great e.lsaistof'
TIE aserAg, cot % Fst FiH-. b. uany csi..l.-
l,si'meAis bat &c ia 10 err, q az 30 l44it, oa
tiIc :. safe side
Prom ia, nln 30 n.'i.iors lrs, - = ,'ae;ed,
r.. Irlff0ff 81 lrt a
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

However many friends you have, do
not neglect yourself
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

II e safer 10 be attacked by some
men, than to be protected BY them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

D. War, G. Iord4n. Jsha Alexander, Thomas Rosscr
John Hubbard, u scs MrReynods, Jas. y. ioues, ~
u. Hancock. no. Strange, to. Kent. A. ;. Horny. A.
Ileuleni-, X Nithers, Edmund Herndon, A. Ntinbsh,
" W Ne"lin, y. caliasas, l.. d. Poindcxtsr, john II.
Dahney, Thomas Cooke, rhomas A. csbbs, John $.
Payne Samuel Pannill, ThoIaa. Fox, Jesse Burton,
William l. Harvey.
Beaver creek Read-M. Langhorns. J.. 7. Stevens.
john Dinwldde, l. J. Dusall, Hill hscraw VIM seii,
6corgo Duifnd, Joseph Dinw ddic, Tbos. Franklin,
Robert Franklin, John Rosser Lewis Franklin, Jesse
Wood, VIM. Jones (son Of Maior,) u. 5. jones'.
Wards Bridge kosJ-John q. Meem, WIN DAVIS IT..
John Miller, John Smith. VIM. w. Norseil, WIN. ID.
swinney, Patrick Mathews, Richard Perkins, ". Wade,
c. l.. Dihre, WIN. Swinney, Jacob Early, q. a. Clay,
g. bearing, WIN. McIlhany, Charles II. Lynch, iIsu-
ry Moorman ~. Lambeth
Road across Outer, Pocket ford aud by Leusville--
James e. Meorman, James l.. Clayton, WIN. w. Smith,
Paul Jones' Ahner Early Henry T. Early Watt Arnold
James {. Anderson, Daniel brown. Th. Galloway, chas
Anthony Benz. lladen, Thomas Leitwich, John Ward,
Richard T. Walron.
Road by Meadows Of Goose Creek aud Monroe--S
Claytor, A. Lehwch. ". Brown j. John Thurman, Jas
u. Eobols Richard Chiffon, A. Austin, r. Eeho.s, r. A
Cobbs, G III, Moorman, John p. Clayton. Lewis~W ing
fe 3D. Nicholas RICHARDSON. WIN. Iefiwich, Franklin
Headen, Alexander Ieitwieh, II Brown.
Rond by Davis 4 Preston's 10 Hates Ford-S. II.
Davis, James Saunders Aminon Hancock Bowker Prs
ton Pleast Preston, Tbos. Davis, WIN. Diekerson,
7. NJ tiogein, Francis Board, Samucl'1iancoek.
Poplar Forest Road aud branehes-D q. Nurrei',
John Scheduled, WA. Morgan. A. Hatcher. X. II Gray
$. Garland, Z. Parun, A. NJ Waddill, \. NJ. Scott, d.
r. Scpti, Vim. Radford, joel faucey, Arthur Wait,,
John cobhs Tn. Moore, ~ Anderson, 4. Noel, II. A.
Douad. o. Lettweh, }. North, BenI. Wlggmton, p.
Speeee, John r. Hawkins. Jos. Slaughter, Paul Clay,
DR.. Floyd, DIR. Harris.
Cheese creek Road--Coln Buekner. J. l. Cabeli, X.
\. traiie ". Winston, e. r. Lynch, Tn. Holconhe,
Wait PcityIohn francis Mcriwether, Walker q. Ner-
iwether, Bada Mcdaniel. }. Tinsley, N. J. Manson,
Wan. Stceu. Wm. Oglcsby, II. Cheatwood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

InfAVING engagements that will carry me
- from Lynehbarg for sumo tune, Dsve
prevailed on my friend Deei. Cobbs 20 attend
the application Of my remedies for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, In my absence
avail myself OF this opportunity ofsaying
thai he NAV be relied On 10 he full extent of
his uodsris king. His long expereace pecu-
iiarlv qualities him for discriminating the ca
SEES that fall within Tho sphere Of my rene.
dies.
Patients OF this description for whom l have
prescribed, and received a fee will be stend-
ed 10 by DR.. g with the same promptness
ss hose coming originally under his care.
q. A. RoSF.
Nov. d. 10 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

Il + tho sole, alton Of ID ,er. q. A Rpss,I
N have undertaken 10 attend The sglniI
trsi,cn Of hrs f-msn,ss for The cure Of Dvspep-
sis, during his sbsence rom Lynchbusg.
shortly after DR., Rose had TO med bis plan
Of treatment, he communicated 10 ma his s.sws
on thai subject. Ny first impre s,ons we're
such rs 10 induce him 70 report from time 10
lime, the result Uf his experience. This TAKEN
~ conjunction with that have since seen
mysrIf. Confirms me IN the bsIiefthaf II ~
,nost vslosblr system and under \ Judio,vns
application, will fesiore persons 20 health, that
olberwi.e would I've Incuraile.
lftweniy ieur years experience in The prac-
tice ofpbysic. eau secure irom errors IN
the application Of o.. Ross'. remedies - eater
tain full assurance. thai no one will have
cause 90 roget tue trouble aud expense Of test.
ing their utility.
For tie convenience of persons wishing 10
receive the benefit of DIR Ross system, visits
will he paid to any part Of the town.
JNo :P CoBB5.
Nov. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
Valuable lands for sale.

yAN ou,.usoce NJ II cd -, Tr.s, d.,sd H..
! | 7,b January 1905. aud recorded in ,hs
caao,v roo,, II Anhcr., e,ecn,ed hv n -,
Carl.od ami Ian, A. ri. w;1,,o u.,,a, ~.
o,obo,am and Isn,.. ivaas T. trustee.
,rns,. IN secure inc nay mem of,b,s, mo..a."
and ,,ob,, ,;bt djjor, o,J ,,;,,i,, ..,,,s a,,I.
interest ,6,reon. from The ION nj J.,,.,y
1909 IN Re,;,mio " I.,ol, aud Rabor, g..
ard "a ,isfv tho said d,l,t and ,ha s,n.,,..
of The ,r.st - ,eiU he ,oIi q, oahl;c a,c,,'n =.
m. bi,bes, bidder far rasb a, IN. l,u, a..
IN. E,oio uo,sI h me c;,v of R;.,,,,.', ~.
L,,d.n ,ts Io,h d.. n...n,b., 49,. - .,
io.,ing t.,,i. In ne s,,d neod of -.
nonaI and ro,y.,sd .ad no,. aa.,;.,.t''i.
aasor;had 10
O. 80, as,..
!, d. aa,'",. ~ 49,, 's 49, ' .:s
a.d sd;..,n,n, p.,a' L.. a.. and -, ~
- ;.,,.,,s,,, 1...a ,. 80 "o's
~ n sSs,a ', ,,d 49, ~" ."n" *, oae
j., ,h. sait n.sd o1 To-, 3o u, .,,'
~ M, ,pe sail Dee" ~ i'"s, "ssoilosa maos UP
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
MAIll(lAGES.

MARRIED, on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Samuel Ar,nistead, Mr.. JAMES I. HUNT. of
Campbell, 10 Miss RACHAEL FUQUA, OF
Charlotte.
-, on thu Goth ulf. by the Rev. Mr..
W'ngfeld, Mr.. JOHN I. HUNT. ofihis place.
TO Miss NANCY, daughter OF Thomas Adams,
Esq OF Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
New York Consolidated Lottery.

MR. SAMUEL FLEMING As you are
lVn no, sn iohabitant of this commonw esltt,
we hereby notify you, thar We shall iske the
Deposition Of James -. Askew. Al the Russell.
vile Hotel. IN the town OF Risselyile, Logan
county, Kentucky, on Monday the 9th dry Of
December neIi. TO be read as evidence nj tho
trial Of the sui, depending in Campbell County
court, wherein W.. ma ass gnees Of said A.kew.
are Plaintids, and YOU IRE defendant should
said deposition not be taken on the day above
named, then 4 will be taken on the ds, after.
or be continued from day to day till it is taken,
Sundays excepted.
PANNILL g. NCWLIN.
Nov at
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Digges' OMce.
$4,000 -S20.0O0-AND
so PRrzE3 OF 1000 Dolls.
Union CANAL llottery,

Glass No 90 Tor 1890
10 be drawn IN the city Of Phadepbs on Sat-
orday the OH day OF Novembrt. 1880.
66 Numhen--l0 drawn Ba lois.
GRAND SCHEME.
A. prize OF $4,000 90 prizes OF 81, 900
10000 81 500
10000 81 100
500
Besides g80s, 5's, los. 3os. &c. &c. a.
Tickets $40, Halves SO, Qrs. 10 90,
For sale at DIGGE5' OFFICE,
Lyuchbufg.V
Where all orders, (pod paid,) enclosing the
cash or prize tickis. will be duly at ended T.,
Nov. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
2255 1877

2255 1897
Lee is the only county which remains 10 he
heard from aud Draper's election ia regarded
As certain.
SENATE.
Madson-Dadp 23D, Slaughter 70. Dades
majority IN the District 258-hut the throwing
aside the votes III the two precincts IN Orange
for reasons stated at large in the article COPIED
below from the paper printed at Orange e.. ii J
sill elsct Slaughter.
Norfoik bo,ough-Wm. c. Holt 100, John
A. Chandler 81. Holt is eIected--m.i SO.
augusta ID. w. Peiteson 662 Robert White
llS-PauesoB' majority IN thu District lbs /;
hut the election will tie cnntss tsd by White on
the ground that the polls were unnecessarily
kept open after the frat day, az ainst which hs
protested.
Fauquier--J. r. Wallace 696. Col. John
Gibson $40. Wslsce's maj in The distr,ci 10
umberland-Randoiph Harrison 1872, Geo.
Booker / l6. Booker's majority in tue district
upw ards OF 500.
Aneita-old 251, Branch l22. Branch Is
elected by majority of ~.
HOUSE or DELEGA TE5.
[1P The figure affixed to each county indi-
Gates the number OF me nbers to which il is ent-
tied.
dmehd l)-RchArh BOOKER -no opposition.
Norfolk borough J)-Wm. Maxwnli--do.
Cumberland (D--Johp p. Wilson--do.
Augusta &C. kenney, j. McCUe--do.
Hanoper {D-R,chsrd Morris 3o7, DR.. Mer-
edith 81. Hector Dsvi. d.
Mad,sOn OHM Banks 235, w. Finks 1913.
Fauquter (2)-Aidridge James 57s, Thomas
Marshall 5i3, - Chiffon 403. -
Smith 465.
From The Orange c. H. REPORTER, Oct. 90.
| Our Election, which has excited % much IN
teres', both IN and out of tni, County took
place on Monday last the 25tb inst
On the coming IN Of the poll on Monday
night about 10 o'clock, from the two precincts,
theresuit siooh as follows
C.. II. Rooinson's sls srdsyille
Barbour 1879 Il2 ll5
Davis "a 81 242
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

A ) the subscriber intends 10 rel,oquish the
1 N Dry Goods business. he will sell his stock
OF fresh aud lately selected Dry Good. At
cost. They were purchased brfore the Iale
advance, and will now he sold lower Than
they can be purchased in New York. His
stock consists Of India Silks aud Grapes, PLAN
mud chanfeHble Gros de Naples, Mer,uo, Cash
mere. silk and Gaune fldkfs, coIoured Sa,tins,
most kinds Of woolen goods, with almost
every article IN the Dry Good business suitable
TO the present season.
A took completely unbr oxen aud so desira,
BILE has perhaps nev"r been offered a, this pla ca
before. Purchasers are requested To call.
VIM HAMILTON.
nov Y. fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
BOOK AUCTiON.

gHNlE subscriber will positively sell, this
u evening AT auction. at early candle light,
one among the best selection OF NEW BOOKS
ever seen !" this market ipaoy Of them is lust
opened and entirely new and very splendidy
honnd.-iie therefore hopes to have a full
house, a. he il determined to sell.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nov. 4. 1,
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OISTTlJAR

DIED ia this place on Monday, night last,
EDMUND u NOhVELL, Esq. ono oionr most
esteemed fellow caizens.
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FoR THE VIRaINiAN.
To The Member, Of HE Committees on The differ


- r"R i"I ''""'''nr.
'o"e 'ne"soef'V me oo"mn"ess D" INC ",pe''
enf honas.
You nave oreo selected 'or your a'ieehce,
energy ana Yea. Tor ,ne nn'a"eemeh, VI '"e
p""pc gooo. ta"r '"'e''eence MINUTES you
10 perceive tue VI consequences OF On" 'oAns'
the causes OF thslr prrsent condh'on' ana Tue
means OF remrds"g the" oeiec's--'he remedy
IS wi'hin the compass OF your p"ohc sp"" az"
active eHeriloos' bul To 30 your business "eh'
you must act promptly nnd uh'ediy'
Lei the chairman OF each committee eau the
members togr'hs' IN" epehHagi eacn commit
lee acting tor 'isrii ana Tor us own ROAD, APP
bers OF the committee to ride along zach road
"" '', - '''a.'' va, va "o w.
IN those gentlemen whose co-onn.r.,,oo |,
requested /; ask them. aud such others as Will
'aNe a" ee''V' pa''' 10 '''e WV" w" see ~"
d"y 10 eoinms"ce WORK ""o inc o'no'en'
n. hands for n enmber of DAYS tba will be
;,n :, m ssnd ,be;r hands aonlv IN al, rho
eit liens of Lynchburg tor voluntary aid IN
money or 'hoon' ('he wfn'f OF ms WI sub
mo,. AHA yil Give moro y Lr.n an ,,couo, Of
,,erL,. oo;cc n, the ;nf,rna,,,, of ,h.
curious on the days OF working. lei your mem.
bers be divided along the different sections
be pu' IN good order.
~ !, .,,, ',,, !, oT md ,,, !, ar nd
talk about IL YOU will pu, IL off forever. DO the
business al once-yoU WI be strongly second-
a'' r n''. W ,.,ia ~. Ill 49,
public dinner as atestimoniai Of respect and
gratitude TO tina, conm'oee which discharges
us "u''es mo" mummy oNr'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
'epori ofthe Commi,te. on Roads.

ma hepoff OF The Committee on Roads
inc committee charged with the duty Of pro-
po''ng plans Of improving the channels Of
COMMUNICATION between Lynchburg and the
surrounding country, and corresponding with
~, se mutually Interested therein, beg leave To
REPORT
IS net possible 10 view, without ming led
:9'""gs ut regret and mor iticatlon. the condi-
49, '"e h'gh"ays :" this pari Of Virginia
49,, g''hat bssbten or fort, wears thr mr. ~
pace OF trade IN an extent Of country, en-
is uree bn"dred miles South ofit,a greater
10 -" west, one hundred aud fifty Northward-
'n" one hundred Eastwarciy. had not, until
'e" years past, one good road for FIVE miles
"a any direction. Nor has it now mare ,b.o
-. 70 WI; one in tn. direction of Amherst
clubhouse, fifteen miles IN leoe,h. and ootb.
=, e 1'oer'y, Bedford courthouse, a distance
~ nVe ana twenty miles, Tno road from hsss
oil '"o'n, our main stage road TO the metrop
W. M" along which necos>ar,lc nasses !, IL
.e !" ms their market, the uroduce of Tho
par' OF Campbell and the ,,nsr nm,
!. man, Prince Edward and Cha,I,,,e
~ WE'VE or fifteen miles. over a r,.ssJ
va,I eooa'ry and the hills nre neither a,
w etahna ed; the stones. s,nm,s and
.nona, 'r''oved often the road ia not wide
hnd - :" rum" waggoas ~ pass each other
Nssh;ns "a" y" either side 10 preserve il from
hence !, !" prevent The formation Of puddes-
ua,rc.,,' y never smooth AMI sate. and !. n,,
c,nd;lpen''y, almost i,npasssbI.. snc, !, 'hs
Twelve IN . "ne~'ss of the sarions roais item or
Brpok Na, au""ef) across S,snnton river from
! N The son,,. y" %, me oonth East, to Hale,s ford
] Our co.n ~a," "esi not excepting the me bv
8 Tad c,o"',. .oo'i,hoase and the main Sou,bero
The soms Wa =. Wards bridge. The road "a
Last rsa." "e"ern Counties Of Vroio,a and
crossing the Blue Ridge a, Bu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

Grapes, Bunch Raisins, &c.
Malaga Grapes.
Bunch Rsisns, (new crop)
Lemons. Oranges,
Hodges cheese,
Flesh Cracke
Picked Oysters sc.
Received and Tor sale by SAMUEL AYREs.
LAMP OIL.--AIso, Just received and
FOR sale AS above.
Nov. A. lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

u The highly interesting proceedings OF
our Town Meeting on Saturday last, almost
monopolize our columns this morning. The
reader however. will fnd some late aud i'm
por,ant foreign news nh our FIRE, page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

W Il was Philip Pass, and not Bais, as ",
inadvertently stated on Monday. who latel,
murdered his overseer in Halifax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

u John q Adam, has concealed 10 be U
candidate for Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

u. Samuel G. Crafts has been elected Gov.
ernor Of Vermont and Judge Prrotss U. s.
Senator, by large plutaliiies over their Jackson
and Anti Masonic opponents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

Lee is the only county which remains 10 b,
heard from aud Diapers election ID regsrde,
AS certain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
Dry Guods at Cost.

Nov. d.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-16
Cabiuet Ware-NoNm,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
VAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, has on hand, and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST. Alexandra, e At the oflOth ST., Pennsyl
vania, Avenue Wsshington-a general assortment OF
the and durable Furniture, which he
will equal, if not superior in quality, to any
ever oeredin the misunderstanding in part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with ccllarettsand marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and G ntemens' secretaries and bookcases
Pier,ables with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and law dining, brea kfast and card tables
Plai do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving andcandle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bdetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With agenera lassortmentof bedsteads ofrichly
carved mahogany, maple aud stained woods, all of
which will be soldas low for cash they can be pur
chased ofthessmequality at any other mandatory
n the Union. ALSO,
An assortment of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nish f,sin .ror quality, sacking bottoms, cords
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed NAV