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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
~ anted to Hire,

THOR the mex, year, steady Dining RooT2erv."'.
man Of middle age viii be p'.terre s.'
oood COOK RI. family Is 'msii-tar 49,
Apply to the Ed''"r-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
DIED.

On the 9Th instant, at Nashville, tennessee
Mr.. JAMES SaNpSRsox, of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

preparstio, for t,s. ensuing hlari,as epoch, an in
Il periai trcolUrcd
CAKE,
measuring 2l2 ipcir 'n "a Inference, ard weighing
$50 POUNDY
which the subscriber wbe tisngi,i cxrarn;fc te to
or.i,r an the rf' tines
The Ginger lie Fountain is new in confluence and
rs ma tu Il co rei poifectnnsted and revived
The M Auau ze>t an b,au fragrance of this refo
Cilative medCin-I
ADDITAMENTUM,
arc of the grea'e,' fam. ad q rs, and is the more
recomnendab on account Off. singular pecul,ari,ies
On sal. I'D and Wax Doil-. with pi-nIeols multi
frnity Vi t.:iilrrn' Toys; and in addition to tn, Sc
var'eics,is exPe to be ce,ved by e:4th instant
collection ct onf ures, manuf ,cturel 1'aris, the
omoogy and ducidty Of VIII rh is luscousi, gu,tai,e
dec 2S-St JOHN HEPBU N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Stoves. FURNITURE. &c,

1o-140rr0U, az ii 0'cfOck,
4 I tlst warehouse Ut Fnos & rr.tty,n.n on HngS
"A street, iiorato Da shoe store. vii, Of.
tired 70, sale, WITHOUT limits.
rs stoves, of vsriuus descriptions such coobA
ing, Franklin. pyramid, coai and ten p,., stoves
Several feather se,is AID mattresses
9 sideboaftls, severs bureaus
Tables. chairs work st,nds
Candle and ash do &c sc.
dec y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

New Crop
On IIHDS, e,rp y o. sugar. prime q"s'"y
CSb 3 pipes h'a"d'
, do Holland gin
10 casks cheese
SD boxes new n,,scs el rssins
10 half do bunch do
) hsss pi"enta
IS mats cassa . -, III /
Landing from schr Decatur; all ut winch VIII ot
sold low from the wharf. 49,, :. No.
dec II nv r. &P 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

Valuable hanN fur eGle.
H\DER the authority of Decree of the County
u Court of Fairf Y, III the case Of Margaret ham
ainst William Mafi, heirs. the .ubseribt will er
.'r. Al public auction, on FR/DAY. the %4k day Of
UccemLe, merit tIst valusble
-, IR.dCT or LAND called !S.4LON.A,
IS Oh witch the said William Nsf6l, fUrnerly
EV resided, conts ming
a9ss.A 466 ACRE S.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

Land to the amount of upwards of 100000
~, lately been sold in this neighborhood; and the
:, maud seems to he fully sustained. A few
d., ago we understand S45 per acre. was Ut
feed md refused for farm with ordinary I'M
pro,sments, within two miles Of town. We
doubt whether more than thirt, dollars per acre
could have been obtained for this farm. three
years aso-So tina, land is on the rise M Mary
land as we'll as Virginia -HogersfoWa Her"fi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

] The white population al the Cape Of Good
| Hope has doubled IN % years-the slave popu
lHtion has remained stationary. How would
MIR. Nautilus account for this
The American Insurance Company Of Nov
York have declared n dividend Of 16 per cent.
Tor the last sir months. This, added TO The
proceeding dividends. makes, II is said. an n.
mount of three hundred per cent. on the CAPT
ial of tnai institution since II commenced bu.
siness in 1918.
In the commission OF evil fear no man so
much as thy owl sell. Another Is bur one
witness against thee thou ART thousand. An
other thou mays, avoid bui ihy..lf,hou eanst
moi, Wiekedness is its own punishment.
The Rev. Mr.. Baseom delivered Discourse
on African Colonization NJ Springfield. Bath
ca. Ken. on the 2dth ult. Upward. OF 800 was
Immediately collected. and Society formed,
consisting Of ~ members.
The Rev Stiles lIawley was drowned IN the
kaskaska river on the 18th NJ January last.
lie WAS an agent Ion TIN American Sunday
School Union, native Of Connecticut, and one
OF the most jealous missionaries attached TO
his persuasion, lie left Springfield, Ohio.
some lime since 10 travel in the West, in the
prosecution of his duties, aud 1t is but recenily
that CERTAIN Information has been received of
his having persisted IN thrt Wild region.
Messs Putnam & Hunt. of Boston, are pub.
lish'ning. in two volumes. American Anee.
dotes, original aud selected"
The ne OF Rail Road between Baltimore
aud Ellcot's mills, a distance Of II miles. is
rapidly advancing 10 completion, aud viii DO
ready isr use in n very short time.
gigantic enterprise has Just been set on
foot IN Holland, which u no other lhnn an ut.
tempt 10 drain the celebrated Lake ri iinatz
lem. This vast piece of water. which covers II
SURFACE Of $4,000 acres, was the effect of m
lnnnda,ion which happened abou, two csn,u-
ries ago. An association tor complying it has
been formed, with capital ofhix million. OF
nprins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

land. but 'ingle boat. (ihe Norwirb) hds burst
her boiler 81 The paper which gives "a. this
Information remarks " The explosion (of the
sorwich) was more than twelve years sue
Immediately after this. there mas u parliaseufa.
~ enatimeR on The subject. and no disaster Of
hs Kind has siaee tutsa place. We are glad TO
hear thai this subject has nj last been taken up
by Congress. The Chamber of Commerce Of
Cincinnati has also appoinleds committee TO
investigate aud report upon this matter We
trust the investigation will he purs ued until
such measures are adopted as will eiTeciunll,
check The recurrence Of these dreadful Pcci.
den's. IL something eIrctua be not done.
there is an end to steamboat travelling. The
dangers of the stage.coach nfe not in tile ratio
of ! TO 100, If late experience affords an, just
criterion oftheir comparative safety.
" The Philadelphia il"-Under this title,
we notice, among our late exchange papers,
one, remarkably neatly printed aud which ~
projected on entirely new plan. The pub.
Usher Mr., Z. LHel) designs 10 hare no sub
scrtbers, but intends to circulate il gratliliously
10 the number al twenty five thousand comics.
among inland merchants, postn,asters. news.
paper EDITOR, booksellers. ciergymen, luwyers.
physicians, members OF Congress, aud of The
state legislature when ia session, aud other
persons who may be supposed TO feel an inter.
est IN literature. The names chosen are
those to which lhc publisher deemed il most
useful Che says to send his own advertisements,
and they are persons whose attention u adyer
users VIII hnd It most important To attract. -
IN enquiry naturally arises, how will the nnb.
Usher meet the vast expense Of circulating %.
900 copies OF his paper gralultonsly lie thu,
proposes TO manage II He is very esten
sive publisher Of literary works of every de.
scr'pllon in Philadelphia, standard and fnr,,ive.
and ia therefore compelled 10 advertise very
'htgely. / expedIent upon whoahe has fallen
will enabIe him 10 do this as economically rs
possible, at the same time TINT his advertise.
mens will he sure 10 End their way ~ those in.
dividuals who are most interested in them
and whose knowledge OF the works in progres,
of publication will be most profitable 10 the
publisher, which was not the case whea he
advertised in other papers, which are promis.
cuously circulated Mr.. Liuell, too, has hitupon
aonther plan to lessen the expenses Of his pro-
iect 1t is 10 advertise for others and really he
charges humping price. re are contented
to get so and 81 l-2 cents per square, embra-
cling about tweaiy liaes, while he charges 1" 30
cents line for advertisements connected with
Literature aud the F,0e Arts and 90 cents n
iiue for others Mr. l.. says. the receipts Of
the Isl No. betrayed the expenses of It's publ
cation. aud So, it will doubtless be profitable
hereafter, as it cannot fail TO he extensively
pa'ronised by those advertisers who address
themselves almost exclusively to the literary
portion Of the Community.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
May 90

NOIiCE.-i caution the public from ira.
" ding for several assie nmenis OF mine
gwen to John Tyler, as have paid them Off
one ior ten dollars, due al April Campbell
Court, dated 9th March, 1890 one for fouf
dollars, due at May Campbell Court. dated OFT
March 1880 receipt for twenty four dollars
worth OF lin Ware, TO be paid when sold, ia
ted l9th March. 1880. The sbove notes and
reteiptis IN tho hands of John r. Johnson, aud
haid an order from John Tyler Tor the same,
and John f. Johnson refuses to give me the
same therefore caution the public from ire
ding tor, or receiving any ofthe above named
notes or receipt NJ. v. WATTS.
May 90 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
Trust Sale.
May 90

HpY virtue OF deed Of trust. bearing date
ID the day of 1929 and duly
recorded in Bedford Clerks Office. executed
by Josiah Carter TO the subscribers. for purpo-
SEES expressed therein, we shalt at the house of
said Carter, 10 said county, on Friday the 2Sth
day Of this month, MAY 1902 sell a, public
auction. to the highest bidder, for ready money
the reyersionary interest of said Carter, in The
estate OF - Gaddy decd. alsoa small
stock of cows aud hogs, plantation utensils,
household and kitchen furniture, &c. &C. Such
tide as is vested in rs will be conveyed to the
purchaser. VIM. NJ. HIVES,
GEO. W. TURNER.
Nav 90 %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

NOTlCE.-All persons indebted 20 the es-
tate Of Benjamin Vawter, dec. will please
come forward and make payment ar no indul.
gence can be given. Those having claims n.
gainst the estate will present them for adjust
ment. MILDRED VAWTER,
Adm'r. OF Benz. Vawter, decd.
May 90 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

EUST received. few packages fresh Spr,dg
% Goods, purchased at soc lou 10 the Nor.
thern Markets, which the subscribers will sell
n, the very lowest prices for cash.
Coored Barge aud Cote PaIey for Ladies
Dresses
Palmarine. Pea Green and other colors do
JacOuct Flounced Robes
Swiss do
Jacopet hod Camhric Muslns. "a
G'"ss Ribbons. a new and benaiiCs
Lustring do style.
Belt do do
Black do No 9
Vigouis Cashmere
One case sup. Irish Linens
Nnysrino Bnnneis
Mems and Boys Legborn Hats.
:, TURNER & KERR.
"'"y Az diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
REVIEW
OF tho Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected jor The Irginidp, bg.

THOMAS A. iloLtoMHI and lNCHARD LYME,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed lobao-,
co, from 80 80 TO 3 40
lnicrIor 20 common, . % 10 Z 90
Common 10 good, 3 b0io 6 0O
GOOD 10 hue, o 90 to s 10
strips, 90 10 ! 90
refused. 100 90
Toner sales Of pissed. ~ 50
General do Refused. 90
Inspected the past week 173 hhds. of passed
tobacco lib hhds. rtinscd--totai 6Is
The inspections large. quality indifferent.
md prices low. We have sold several ctous IN
The pat week One coop Of tour hhds average
g6 IL, two crops Of ioui hhds oarb, average
Sb, one crop .ol ten hhds average BOT these
crops were considered fine. We have sold
several crops that have averaged about So l.2.
Noiorrign news Of interest snco our lat, aud
'o5acco IN Richmond IS without chnnge.
Flour getting dull S3 30 10 3 Ga
Wheat 6s 60 654
Corn n
Whikoy 81
Hemp. 5000 4 50
Bacon Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
Valuable Real Estate.

/nIIE subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
- land lying III the county Of Montgomery,
each containing about 1000 acIes, which he is
anxiou. TO dispose Of on reasonable terms. One
Of those plantations is we'll knawn by the name
oi the While House plantation, with good TN
provcu,eDts The house is we'll calculated for
tavern on public road much travelled. This
plantation has also 'onii very good Saw and
Grlsl Mill, aud in neghborhood sufficient o
render il valuable. The other plantation has
usual improvements. They will be sold either
by the whole tract. orif II will sui, purc.a-
sers better. will divide the tracts 10 sui,
them, provided can effect n sale Of both, or
one tract. and deem II unnecessary 60 give any
further description, AS II IS presumed that those
wishing to purchase would prefer viewing The
premises. which can be sbewn them AT any time
by The proprietor JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90. wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
w Nv EEAX NOVEL.

HNHE Subscriber has the pleas,rs
oi Informing his fiends and The ouh.
n lie generally that he has received. al.
rect from Ph'ledclph'a, The Tales of Grand
Father. IN yols. the 81 series. by the M.
ihor u Wever'y, ivanhoe. &c This Is certain.
" much the most Interesting Series wa have
eyer seen. A. X. NORTH.
May 20 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

Hemming and Sons Needles, &c.
" nHE Subscriber has this day received q
- complete assortment Of
Il lIemming Il Sons Needles,
Medallops. Shirt Buttons, new article)
English Ircpan Tooth Brushes Ladies fancy
Work Boxes, do do Trunks &c. &c.
SAMUEL AYRES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

NEWINES.-For sale. 90 excellent sup,
" ply oil Wines, viz
Old Madeira, superiot
Old Port, do
Clafet, Several kindsJ some serv sop
Malaga, 2 kinds
Champaign, superior. &c. &c.
Howell DAWES.
May 20 iT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
lrGW IrQWGI.

VI ME Subscriber has tho pleasure
NJ OF informing his friends aud the nubl,r
IVA, generally, TIM, he has received, d,rset
from New York, further supply Of Nes
Novel, called Darnley or the Field OF the
Cloth of Gold, in vols. by the nulb.r ~
hchelien. This is certainly one among the
beat Novels which have been published Tor
long tune. A, n. NORTH
May 40 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
STOP THE THIEF /!

~ oIICE is hereby given, that oil persons
~ having claims aReinsl the ee,ate ii III.
mund Road, dec are requested 10 bring item
forward property authenticated before the first
day OF October next. that arrangements ma,
be made for payment, aud rl indie bed 10 thu
estate are requested to make payment. This no.
uce will be Piled against all who fail.
ISABELLA q. READ,
Adm of Edmond Read. decd
May %. In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

IL The strange proceedings of a public
meetng in Tennessee. in relation to Governor
Houston and his wife. which we copy this NOR
ming from the los, Nashville Banner, will ex.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

[tj The numerous disasters which have
lately taken place on board of STEAMBOATS, in
this country. and more particularly the unpre-
ceten,ed loss of life which has been the con-
sequence, as naturally drawn the public at
tention towards the best means of guarding
against their future recurrence. We are glad
to perceive that Congress has taken up the
subject. Either that body, the State Lee
gslatures should Immediately enact some STA
tufe, which would, as far as human power
mav,put a stop to the shocking rage dies which
have lately drawn forth SO large share OF
public sympathy for the unfortunate sufferers.
There can be no doubt, that in every instance
In which boiler has bursted it has been ow-
ing 10 an original defect in the machinery,
which might have been detected when it was
first made, and its use consequently pre-.
vented II il had been properly tried and proved
by compe tent judges, or else to the incompetent
CIV or carelessness of the engineers. Why is il,
otherwise, that scarcely year elapses in this
COUNTRY, in which we do not hear of more than
one of these friehtful explosions, accompanied
with most distressing loss Of life, and by the
mos, agoaisng of all the toriures which the no.
man body can endure. whilst, we are told,
= since TIE introduc'ior Of Steamboats, into Eng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
LAMCASTERIAW SCHOOL
IN LYNCHBURG.

HsllE subscriber having purchased of Nj.
n Thomas Dlllard, of Lynchburg, his IDt
phdfB oil the sbanensterihn Elementary S,s.
ten OF EDUCATION, md having procured a com.
modious room, IN the brick house OF Mr., Vim.
Thurman, Of Lynthburg, ON main sire 81. In a
pleasant mud healthy situation, aud having re-
ecn'ly visited personally. aud received in,,roc.
tons OF the principal Teachers and Managers
of the Elementary Lancaster Schools, both in
Richmond aud Petersburg, nav 10 operation
proposes 10 take The suprrm,end.nce and ma
nngsment ala school upon tho snme plan. In
the town OF Lynohbnrg, tor o0e session Olive
months, asa SPECIMEN 10 tho ciiigens, of the
utility Of the sys'em.--for the compensation OF
what NAY be Freely given ns n beneyoleoce 10
educate poor ehildrcn.--or otherwiae, rs p,s.
"rihcd by he System. e. vs per a0 num-or
less-as ability may ssrvc;
To commence the fra day Of July nett
1880, upon his own resp0 visibility. on the prn.
eiple ol free school, not do1biine among 40
many scholars, OF n competency for the Man.
ages services as salary, and Tor other ne.
eessary expenses, EVEN should part only OF
those who enie, their children, pay the largest
sum. agreeable 10 the Lancssieiian system,
winch N eight dollars per a0uum, and Others
less M pleasure The subscriber hopes TO meet
with generous patronage, from tho citzens a.
LynchburR, and lis vicinity.
SlllH MEAD, Superintendent.
N b. In addition TO the Methods, booL, r..
ceiped oi Rev. u. Cannon, the snbsctiber l,a,
just received fresh supply from the Book a.
gcnls IN Now York. now u general assortment
10 sell on commission-- Methodist n, mn Books
&c. &c ---Also. SklImorss Seeelion-Neads
Experience, Isl No. &c which may be had BY
applying n his residence In Amherst, or NJ
Maj A. Il. North's Book Store, Rev. &. ChIls.
ways Millinery store, T. Mr.. WIN. Thurman
Store, neor the Banks Lynchburg
s. MEAD.
May 90 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

wilinl and malicious stdudersr "a. NOW s,nnas
branded as eoLayd. Tan he remain where he
IS No. lie isa disgrace to the station he
nus aud must sink into the oblivion from which
he was accidentally brogh, forth.
JAS. WATSON WEBB.
DUFF GREENS STATEMENT.
On The 9th lust was Informed, by a friend
IN New York, that Mr. Webb would he here A.,
tue 9th, for the purpose OF carrying INTO ex.cu.
ton threat OF " personal ohasilsement." |
armed myself with a pocket pistol; and as n.
snai, alter arranging my morning business. pro
reedrd TO the capitol At oadsb, : saw Mr..
Hamilton, OF The City of New York. who told
me that Webb had arrived and | understood
MN 10 say that he was, nj thai lime in the tay
efn. After converslng with him few minu'es
] passed on 10 the capitol, supposing that
Hebb was al Gadsby's. Qt seems, however
that he was on the look out, and saw me an
proachlng) Just as was entering the IVES,
trout over the terrace he met me, aud raising
MS cane, planted himself IN the door way |
hateh aud drew my pistol. lie then snid,
throw away your pistol aud will give you a
damned whipping" 70 this replied. u" do
not mean 10 be whipped 10y you nor will | put
myself IN position 10 invite attack from YOU"
de then said, " Are you act a coward TO draw
pistol on an uuarned man ," | replied, :. |
nave no time 10 waste with you-so YOU must
march out OF my path" lie said, II will not.
told HIM you shall" aud then for the
first time, cooked aud presented the pistol. The
spring is strong and made distinct nose,
which caused Webb to spring back against the
NORM (and not, as be says. The SOUTH iamb of
the door. He said " III go buck" Very WELL"
said |. - backward or forward a. YOU ike
but march out of my path" He then run up
the flight OF steps, anl when near the top
looked back over his shoulder When entered
the foiundo, he w.s Oni OF view. When enIei-
ed the House hewas giving his version 10
Judge Wayne.
Such is correct statement Of this affair
The speech which Mr. Webb gives i, taneY
sketch. The pistol. which he represents 10 be
eight inches long is four inches in The barrel
its mahogany WAS once good A.rtican toalitui
He says that asked HIM to LEI me pass him
aui that he sand that should stand and hear
INN abuse me, but he forgot 10 manufacture u
speech Tor the occasion. although he says that
he stood some moments in that position. The
truth is as | have stated His abuse and his
biayado ceased with the cooking Of his pistol;
aud am much granGed that ii did. Asnwas,
! held his life in my hand-l gave ii 10 him
under circumstances which entiile the 10 his
g'atlIude-weIl knowing that he mad not yet al
rived atyears of discrttiou, was unwilling to
embIter my future life by 40 unnecessary Sc
verify on his q. Jpue7Hle act The whole flair
is ridiculous farce--and beg pardon oil my
readers Tor oUtruding il before them.
DUFF GREEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
Anew WORE s..
MAY 90

v ME Subscriber has the pleasure
XII OF Informing his friends ana the public
III generally. that he has Just received.
direct from Boston. The Venetian Brace h.,
by l. T.. L." say Miss Landop. a most splendid
work, Also, 3" Records OF Woman with other
Poems, by Felicia liemsns, n very nice and
interesting production. The Humouria," q
collection OF entertaining Tales. Anecdotes,
Epgfa'ns. Bon Mois. g.. with fourteen Cop.
perpIatc Engravings,very handsomely colored.
A. r. NORTH.
May 90. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

A N assortment oftresh Legborns, Of good
N analIiy, ios sale al very low pr,e.s, by
Mrs. Gill.
May 30 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Randoiph-Adam Myers. Joseph Hart.

THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.
lllF Those counties which have an os,,risk
attached To them have been heard lron hnalI,
including the May voie.]
CONSTITUTIONAL POLL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

VRAkEN up byMchhel Graham. near L,t,le
- otter Mills Ia Bedford county, Bufaloc
colofed COW, about twelve years old with
small bell on, marked win crop In ,bs left
ear, md n crop aud underkeel IN the right. Ap.
praised to six dollars.
HARVEY CLAYTON,
RUBl. NJ. CLAYTON.
THOMAS A. LOVELACE,
The above apptnsement sworn 10 before
me. SAML. MITCHELL, 81.
\ Copy-Teslt,
q. A. NlNGfIELD, u. {.
May ID. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
Mooye's life OF BSron.

VI ME Subscriber has the pleasure
ofanforming bis friends and the pub
IL lie generally, tina, he has receiyeds
direct from New York. Thomas Moores Life
OF Lord Byron, In vols, syo. This work is
beautifully executed, and contains n correct
Portrait Of Lord Byron. Much was ,rpectee
from Mr.. Moore IN writing the life Of Byron. in
consequence Of his known ability for such an
undertaking really he surpasses all espec-
taiions. 1t seems 10 be one of his happie,t
hit.-Noth'ng can exceed this work.
4 II. NORTH.
MAY 90 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

II The Washington Telegraph coniradicts
The story of the hoax, which Mississippi pa
per says was lately played off upon the Presi.
dent by wag, in relation TO the Postmaster at
Rodney, tMiss.) But what is its contradiction
worth, in the teeth of the facts. that the Post
master al Rodney was removed that the gen.
lleman appointed 10 supersede him refused 10
do so and that the removed postmaster was
reinstated, upon discovery of the tact that
Paul Eo0rer, who had solicited his removal,
was fictitious character, and, indeed. that the
office itself being Improbable, the postmaster
was only induced to hold il for the accommo-
dalion of the neighborhood There can be 40
doubt of the truth of the story.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

have already and will .sa. Prove I'm a
"ilinl aud malicious stdudertr. He now stands
branded as eoIayd. Tan he remain where he
IS No. lie isa disgrace To the station he
nus aud must sink into the obi Won from which
he vas accidentally brogh, forth.
JAS. WATSON lETpR