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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
as SGDeas@ssu g&gszsg.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 10. 1880.

Oar Minister 10 RussiG.--As Nj. Randolph has
lett 81 Petershurgh, suppose he Secretary OF lie
ga'Io" Mr. John Randolph Clay, is lon in charge of
The interests # the Sates.--We have heard i,
frequently said, that M Clay is not yet one and
twenty years Of age. Can this be SO:
The Cincinnati American says that Judge Burne,
has positively declined re election 10 the o. s Sen
ate, and adds that Gen Harrison Will most likely be
elected
In Kentucky b'th parties arc holdiu. Conventions
Tor the purpose OF iriherHg their views in the mex,
Presidential contest.
< The Rutgers Medical Faculty, in the City of
New York, have suspended for the present, the exsr
ciscs Of their collegiate duties as Professors in the
d'STrent Departments Of Medical Science.
y Clerk in Bookstore in Pittsburr has been fined
twenty dollars ard costs of prosecution. for cowhi
ding Mrs. Aunc Royal. II would Seen. tiiat ,ho,Ecn.
ifen'an was IN earnest, and laid on with such good
vii, that blood followed the blows
u Although part Of It is rather dav after the fair.
We publish another letter ofO. Q --almos, every
one Of his productions have been verified. and in the
present instance mach to The better, that a
o.
o!ogy, to make his prophecy narration ofGc
fnHquier SeHoi1r1Gi Ei-ct'pn.-1hc s.tun;;on Of
our election Cot the Senate truly novel ono--aud
what VIII hc he result cannot say. TIE shcrlGs
Of Prince William aud Fapqu"r mo- and could no,
agree as To their course. Tho SHERIFF. tie fofmer
after hearing both tic candidates al length upon
their 10 pcciivc claims. gave n certificate 10 Colonel
Gibson--bI tie after beng satisfied vihCu} arrn.
meat, gave certificate of election To Cu.ourl Wal
lsHtFf Ia .si Z ..-fr.-
mine the matter OF difference. Col Gibson claims
his election ON TWO grounds, first, that on the first
day OF ihc Rauquier election he had tho majority.
anu that the polls should have then been cosei-and
also, that there number Of bad votes on Colonel
Wollace's pom. The grounds exactly on which Col
Wallace expecs 10 sustain his vote, We do no, pre-
ciseiy know. Pie matter forms the subject OF much
pecuaiion and grca varieties Of opinion are exprcs-
Sod as 10 the final result We are not fully snnr,sed
ofa the facts touching he subject and would there.
fore express no conclusive opinion Spectator
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
RAIL ROAD.

ietter IRON moot respectable citizen of Iivor
pool to anoih her IN Baltimore. furnishes the foll;n
y, er"s'ing 1iormnon relative to the Liverpool and
LIVERPOOL, Sept %. 1880
oci"ck and returned at o'clock in the afia,noo,
we occupied about four hours and twenty minutes in
gong and returning; speed was varied densnd;o
upon ne hrmness of the Road, at all rates m 70
twenty 'wo tn twenty five miles per b.ur IT.
Companys orders are ,ha, the tourney sb,n h no
formed IN TWO hours and quarter-the quarter is
allowed Tor watering. taking up and set,ing dow
passengers The hours of departure bot h from this
% H. ne are = - and o'clock four carriages
100 passengers The charge is seven shiIlings far
ach lhs receipts are consequently e2O2 per dsv ~
5l164 per week. Tire stock is selino TO- day ~
G3oo per share for GiOO paid in" D'y a'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

Among INC good ciS"cs OF the Tariff IN the South
we may enumera'e the general economy and lis
consequence, freedom from debt which IS remarked
by every body This is not, 10 be- sure direct con-
sequence Of hat abused policy but 1t is az direct
Is some Of the evils attributed 81 IT, Tho cIan1or
raised against 1t, made people look about lem-nnany
them, we arc sure believed II would eat I'D nj
their property, and probably themselves ion and thev
began early to rHake retrcnchmenjs in their cxnen
dlturcs, 30 as 10 meet the EVIL day That their ma
ginatlons anticipated. The Tariff too. BIZ DESTROY
lng monopoly III our supply Of manufactured articles.
and cncreasnE tho p:icc oi stnpc hy oiyinr il NJ
additional market 1T hcm", cheapcucd ali the sr,l
clcs of primary necessity. while II Increased tho
sbtyt % pay for thSm, and thus enabled cvcry g,cd
citizen 10 throw Oft the dependence which email
sh'ck'ed bis cn'Crpinc and hs opinions. The prc
sent IMPOSITION Of duties will we have GOOD reason
10 beev bc modified by the National Legislature.
probably az rs urHt session. mud the rate occasion
ally lowered. ne the sscfy of cur domestic cs;nL-
IrImens will admit, tiil the whole is removed. or
only enough cft barely 10 deiray the expenses Of
Cove umrut.-Bhs might b. dome with jlany arii.
Giles nov, winch able 10 stand any competition.
thai can bc brought against them. S,ms Of lhegc
we now send across The Atlantic, and even sell 10
profit IN The British Metropolis Our other Mann.
lectures. sill IN their infancy. by the cHershinr pol
icy Of me Government will oil soon attain state
Of maturity. whose fruits riyalslIip shall he ablo
To blast.-lEcD. CoVrjer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

Sfeala5oai Robjery The iron chest of the Steam.
ooa Chancellor Livingston on her last nassoae -
Providence wa" opened by false keys and package
entrusted &c Capt Coggesha by one of nm, hro vas
Fortunately the robbery was discovered beforc tho
boat reached Newport, and among the posse,cors
was found fellow with a number of keys and Other
hpiem,h MS VINO was taken into custody as the rob
where It must have been thrown when the alarm was
given.--Jour. Com ''" was
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

Defa'oG'e Brenkr7ier.--"he enterpisinc contrnc-
Tors on the River Delaware for furnishing stenel
completed their contracts with the govsrn5oont ~
the 22d nit The number Of loads of stone semi r.
the Breakwater from the quarrics on the Delaware
commencing on the 18th day IF April last, and end,
ing on the 18th of October 1880, were ,332 The
number Of pcrchcs GG,782 10 feet. +"o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
From The Charleston Ga-,u, 81

, IRON he Charleston Gd>sits Of Nor
Mr. M'bUrFIE We commented mon o,;
facts, IN connection with The late election g. -, -"
SINCE IN order To indicate how much Of ponul,, So
IN ms own District had been lost by Mr.. M'Dne;o
we are now m possession of authority which wo,,or,
us IN saying, That there were no less than 600 vo,
given blank ~ tn" Congressional polls which bo "a
resentssnd at one of them alone on, of on vo,o -;
ven Tor Congressional Representative sa wore bI,hL
iiah hr Speer run against him there il mn. L..
hat II he sid not gain tho election bc wnuJ n, 80
have become formidable OF ponent Ar M,D,,a:'
may earn oy these facts that he is not REQUIRED ca
u'uch 10 lead and direct, to represent The neo,lo.
not asked In make for, but receive from tLep, liz
popular opinion. ava" '"e"'' tue
What tempting thing this Cherokee mold =,
indians hunt rt--whItes hunt it-,bev 60 80 r r. =,
the ends OF the earth to look for i,--ey,rv az,
.ongue mas some one there To sbevv The ,n;,o~'i
influence OF the shining dirt No wonder s;oorS;n
Is 10th to suffer herself To b. impovershd GO 70
wealth OF every body ess But eyerv body ,r,no ss
on hcr II che sends the Hall militia n leon 10
INDIANS oil, as soon they have disnossos,II IL
ss''ges' they begin themselves TO dig The IT g
troops are sent to take care of the proeious o,I
behold! they cannot resist the tenptation noro ~
other people. squad OF thirty. il is o,lon.S r'a
seen the other day with their coats off diggin
m'ninlty. is possible they only intended to 90, :
IN hant 3" thnt they might take tho better care of
-" g'is' god! Who can resist thy charms, We
should not be surprised II the Legislature pdioprpod
10 il'oer'ham or some spot an the Cherokee lands
Within ihe Jurisdiction of Georgia
Georgia Courie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

The Cincinnati American says that Judge Burne,
has positively declined re election 10 the T. s Sen
ate, and adds tina, Gen Harrison Will mos, likely be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

In Kentucky, b'th parties arc holdin. Conventions
Tor the purpose OF fdriherHg their views in the mex
! Presidential contest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

= The Rutgers Medical Faculty, in the City @
New York, have suspended for the present, the exsr
cisos Of their collegiate duties as Professors in h
dE'rent Dcpnr ments Of Medical Science.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
TR UST SALE.

DURSUAsI Co., deed OF uas eteout.d bY
II Edmund Pate ana Snrth his wife, The
snhscphers, brsfIng late the 18th da, OF Jan
1929. and duly admitted ~ reeordin 'he clerk s
offices OF Bedford and Patrick w shall pro.
coed 10 .ell, TO the highest b, de7 Tor ndy
mohey, before The door Of the franklin Hotel
IN the Town of LynrhburR. ON the 9th day nj
March nest the :olo~ine property, 10 Wit ; on
tract oi hand IN the county OF Bedford. On ihe
waters OF Falling Greek. adj ming tho lands
of Veal. fcIhefs cosianing loS acres, nd
known lay the name Of Farmers uaei--nne
ther irac, containing loo acres. ~ Patrick ciy
on the waters 81 Jacks Creek. adjoining the
lands oi James CONNER. John Hooks estate snd
Others, which MAS patented In John Ward, jr.
ard by him consryr 10 said Pate. by decd II
record IA Patrick county Acnus trustees,
VIZ shall only convey inch title as,s We ted IN
US as such. GEO w CALLAWAY.
mos, SIEPIOE,
MATTHEW PAIE.
Feb. l. idsIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
Whit I, 10 be, and so will I.Ave this pat of the

what as 10 be, and so will lehve this pat of the
suhjecr,
Inc police of Ihs town hs, atferiy taken the
bold experiment. nj suppl, ,ng thr citizens With
water from the river, thrown up into reser
von on the hui. by mraus OF forcing pnmps.
and thence Distributed 10 the different part, III
the town. some doubts are entertained III re.
gard 10 the foundation OF the worLs-the soil
being alluslal And some dangers are appre-
hrndrd from the iIrshes--and some are III the
opinion thu, the Expense viii be too grsst iur
the resources Of the town. All these eonj-c-
lures. at course, will be practically tested, tor
the plan Is actually carried into operation.
From the hill, in L,nchbn'e, the prospect Of
the surrounding country Is peculiarly interest
ing. We look down "a the bus, part Of the
town below, AID on the river, gl,i,er,ng @ II
glldes through spaces not obscured 10y ,n,erve-
nlng buildings. On the other side of Ih- iiseI,
the banks rise abruptly to height % nj 10 Hai
on which We siand-ihpu fronts rugged with
rocks, aud their submits crowned wnh forests.
fields, and ha"lsome dwelling. Beyond, and
10 he left for perhaps one mind al the ercle
Ot III horizon, an irrrgnaf range oil mountains
~ once bounds The prospect, aud renders u
diversified and delightful
In this place, several OF the religious ,ocie.
ties are divided. But winnie the crcum-hncs
Of disnnIon IN religious socetr is Ia be d.p"r'
ed. II u cause Of pleasing rclrenon, thu, the
cases Rllud, Il ~ have moi been marx led with
man OF those affecting character winch NJ
iach 10 ia dIibanlIlts II the society Oi
Friends. Here, III all the cases reported TO
inr. th"se who have srceded from the original
Society. have hunorabl, formed socieims al
then o~n--b"Il meeting houses Tor themselves
and have not pretended TO violate the o'vil
o. religious ,ehs OF those with whum they
had formerly been religious communion.
Whatever may be the principles oi the respect
I'VE differences, or Wherever The righ %
Dr0ug OF he son,ro sersIss may be, lhess iacis
honorable to the dissrntrrs, IL shows an
upr,ghtuess oi intention which is eninled 10
respect"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

vYihGINA.-At Rules holden IN the Clerk Office of
" tho Superior Court Of Chsncery for tho I.ynchburg
District tho 9Th day Of January, 1890. Charlie. White
ley and John H. smith, surviving partner. Of Charles
Whneey, I'm. Whiieley a nd John II. Smith, late
morohnn's aud partners trading under tho style and
frm ofCharles Whiteley Go. Pltf. against Thomas
Hx, WIN. Xix, Martha Hx, Drury HiI, Alexander
Marshall and Elizabeth his life aud Samuel N.r.bnl
and Hannah his wife. Defls
Tho defendants Thomas IIn, Drury IIlx Alo,.nd.,
hhr,hali aud Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Marshall
and Hannah his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the net OF
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing
by safactory evidence that they Inhabitants Of
this country II is ordered that the said defendants do mn
penr here tho hrs day Of the term aud answer
the bill of tho plaintiffs and that copy this order lie
forthwith inserted in spapeT printed i the
town of LyDchbug, for two months success ycly mud
posted nj the front door Of the courthouse IN the saJ
town. Acopy-Teste, J Wills g G.
Feb w2mig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

"a 'h'iNh AT hulos holden 10 the Elntk oflts
W OF tue superior teur, Of GhnnCnfy for the Lynch
oo't pis,titi the ih du' Of January, 1880 hebor,
tIn,chhsi1. Sheriff of tho count, of suou,yl 81, an,
ahmf OF Robert Patton. dec. Puff. upnin,t Martin
hey' Richard 4 Putnry, VIM. II. Porter aud Knboff
Patton, j. Dcns.
Tho writ ofScirnfacias awarded In ,bt, eaus. mr.,
neInR executed On the drfendnuy, Martin H., nna
Hohar' Patton, Jr and NJ poar,nR by satishn ,ory
s'i"eh'o 'ha h'y arc not Inhabitants of this country
u IL ordered that the snid defendants do apue,, here On
ne hfF' d"y OF ii" neu term, aud shew cause II an,
they can, why this tdt should not be proceeded IA a.
sln,hsn VI the SAID VIII md that copy of ,hapider
no h'hwhh inserted m .ome printed IN H..
""n oiIynohbutg for two -mnnlhs tuonassiseiy, ana
posted at tho front door Of the courthousa In The So,
@"h copy-Ieste,
J. WILLS. Z. {.
'so' w2Inig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, IN Prince edward county, on
thu 1874 January. hs the H.v Mr.. W.T. OF
Cumberland, Dr. JOIN o. hRMiSTEAD 10
Miss ELIZABETH b. JENNINGS.
in Charlotte county, ON the % lJa-
nuary. by the Rev Samuel Arnisiend oil sad
county. Mr. CHARLES COBBS to Miss LII.
CY WALKER.
-, N Tuscaloosa. (Ala.) by the Rev. r..
l.. K.nnon, Mr. JOSEPH Lacy, formerly OF
this place, to Miss EMILY A. MOODY, OF the
former place.
-, on Tbur-day 90 ms, by the Rev.
Isaac & chrai. Mr. JOHN PETIICREW, TO
Miss MARY ANN, daughter of Freedman
Moore, ESQ. of Campbell county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

YTiRdINlA.-At Rules holdsu IN the Clerks on,.,
" ~ Tho superb, Court Of hnnorTt FOR IN. ,urL
hnfg District the itb day II Jan. iIn Ghi.w eli InI,
my Illi agnnst james Jnno. II ic. =. Jones. Edmpna
Iiefndon, htchurd q, Bsown, John Bnneh Jam-r
bnllock and John Han, aud VIM. Gait eN'ofs Ut
VIM Chit. dac Dsls
ihh doondnnts JanrA Jones mud ichsrd g. Jones
NJ" hhthV entered then appearance and given secry
according 10 the act of Assembly aud the rule. of ths
ooufi, hhdu appearing by tatsinstory evidence thu
teN hr not inhabitants ofthis country II ordered
hn, The "n'd delondtnts do appear here ON thu fri day
Of the nnSt term, aud answsr Tho bin of the plaptB
and TINT copy ~ this order be fothw ih Inserted IA
some no"hpspor printed IN tho town ofLynchbuR lnr
TWO months sueccshvcly aud posted tho ftonI dos
Of thr courthouse IN thr sad town
copy-To9te, J. WILLS &c
''h' winds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
Feb I

VhhnlNIa-At Rules holden in thn Clerk office
oi the sopsrior Court OF Chnncory fur tho Iyach.
nn'E p'tiet tho ith day Of 1nnunry, ls.i0. john e.
Wells, admr Of Thomas Volt. dae. PIT 4ra,o.f
Elikabeth Campbell, ad,n'x Of Gcorgs Can,thal dec
James Campbell, John Csmphell. George C.,ptbcll.
John Master md Samuel Garland, D.ns
The defendant John Ghmpbsll hay ny sniatsd IN,
appearance aud given ity according to tho act Of
Assembly, aud tho rules of this court. II appearing b,
s"tislhftofy htidenra, that no Is an nhabitan Of
ms country II nodereh that Tho snid Ieien, mt dc,
appear here an the 6rn day Of tho no1i term, nd
"nMar the bill Of the painiiG, and thai cop, ~ thu
nrdor he forthwith inserted in sOnIr new,pap. pub-
hshed IN the town of I.ynehbutg for two mouilts
neeessNo,, aud posted up at the font door of Ia,
courthuusr, In tho SAID town
copy-Ioste, WILLS &C
-" w1niy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

YTikGlNIA-At Rules holden IN tho Clerks Office
OF we superior Court OF ehaoccry for the Lynch
nnfs bhtrict the day Of J.nunry 1880 Thomas
DICK Dens
Th"deisndaut George fosdek not having entered his
.ppeshh'e aud given security according to the act OF
assembly aud tho rules Of this cuur, aud hppesfirR
~ saiihctnry o'innso that he an inhsb,tagt OF
this country II - ordered that ,hr and defendant IA,
appear moro on III" bfs day ofthe next terr aud an
swrr the hull ofthr pslntih md TINT cor, ofth, a,
der be forthwith inserted IN some new spnprt printed an
tho town Of ,yuohbntR fot tuo months and
posted At the front door of the rouftouss m the mia
o"n. Copy--Ieste,
j. WILLS. I. {.
'ee' winnie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

S,\foIICE The snbscr,ber, < atrinl iol In.
AZ long continued patronage St generous
u, bIc, nher, his srrs ices as Il ack smith, and
pledges bimseli Ia execute all work entrusted
10 him in he beH pas lille manner aud on The
best terms. Ills stand Is ol,posrs the Fruuk III
Hotel where all kinds n Mill Wo'k. Wagon
Work Edo Tool Work, aud any thing in h's
line, shnll be done n, the shorics' notice he
repairs smith wees ard various othe, Tools
not often done N this SECTION. 1ha, patronage
80 generous hlthoreio afforded, is earnestly
soilCiIcd.
NJ A lew basrders cond he accom- modaird
Opposite the Washington Hotel, on reasonable
terms, II carly apt 'ioni,nn IL mad"
Frt. 3wio JNO REES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

vTihnINlA 1t rdlss holden IN The clerk ofFeu y
tn" superior Court Of Chhncery, for tho Lyuchburp
ps'rlot me an day ofJanuarS 1870, CbisN III Dal
ney, PIT against John w. Hansard, VIM McDnniei
morrot Talbot, admir-. of John Talbot dec. Bnnnmln
Jalihicrro, admir- do b0nis with tho will snn.Isl
of John IiansaTd, dec. john Bullock, James Bullock
aud John Allan and I'm, Gait. oI'ors Of Nm. Gan
dec. Deils.
The Defendant JnO W Hansardnot having entered his
appearance and gvensecury according the Of A.
scmbly and the rules of this court and IL appearing itv
satisfactory evidence that he is inhalan ,f this
country II Is ordered that the said defendant do APPEAR
here on the Srst duy of the mud answer The
bIn ofthe plaintiff, and ,hst copy of this order ~
iothwhnsefodin some newspaper printed in tn, town
Of ynchbnrg Tor two mouths snccesHyely aud posted at
the front door Of the eourt lIouso IN said town
hCopy-Fcsto, J. WILLS, c. &.
feb' w2m40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
Baswell, Smith and Hannah,
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND.

YryfANlNG taken Samnal Hannah ns n part.
- nrr IN our concern ~ Richmond. The bn
sinr,s in future i" III he conducted under The
6rrn Of BagwclI, Smith and Hannah. and under
the superintsndance aud management OF MI.
Hannah. 10 person.
We shall continue our business here. and will
H. future transact n Commission Business. aud
respectfully tender our services 10 The public IN
that capacity Advances VIII be made on y o.
ducc when placed IN our hands il required.
SMITH. BAGWELi. q Co,
Feb. | hniIo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
YY4GiNIA.-Alnao. hola.n I. a. c1.,l. 1n.

yYnGfNiA Al Raios holden II the C1erk. sre
90 SIR ~ 4 offhauca ry for The Lynch.
u 'isffie The It. lay Of Jaanary 1890. raserly
y ins.n. fhi against Lindsey Turks, / ind-ef
icy, Richards. Ellis aud Thomas NJ E. ank.
D. -
Tn defendant Lindsey Tin.lsy. no,bny,nr ,p,,r,I
ms appearance and given security according 10 the So
OF Assembly and the rules Of his court, and - nuearipy
hasi'ot ~ evidence thai he Is not inhstani OF
ha country IL u ordered that the SAID ant d..
.ppsaf 'rr the fast dayVf tho tar and MAYER
The smnudad bill ufthe plang. 4 th,t eopv m, ora
hef be- Forthwith inherited in soie ue~Hpsrsr printed "A,
the TN Of Lyme hhurg for w months H. "a
Ppsts at the frsnt dsor nfthe routho ass IN the ,sd
""n eopy-fests,
WILLS g
reh,I w2mIg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

VylhGihiA.-Ai Nulss holden ~ tn gu. fter
~ OF NE superior Court Of Ghnnoery for the ~
bury District the 18th day Of January, 1880. Il ,hrt,
bntber aud WIN, Barber, VIII. sus by Thop,a- ,d,,r.
,heir next friend Pitts. against John g. Hnfedgr
Henry brown, P0tscy Bnrber, MnsiD tInc, JaucsG
Dnnring, VIM Harris aud Robert scoi,, Defs
Tho defendant Robert Scott. not having euierod h,
appearance and Rvon sccurily according to to act Oh
Assembly ana the rnios Of this court, aud appearipg
ny hais"c'nfy evdence thai he irnOi inhhiitnt or
tins nouu'y, IA ordered TINT the said dofendant do
appear hero on tho first day ofiho tarI aud assr
s M OF thn Pi"ntihs. and that acopy 9th ordor b.
ioflh"ilh hsert0d IN some newspaper printed IA ID,
town olLynehburg for two months anccessiveiy. and
posted at the front door Of the courthouse IN The ss
town. copy -Teste WIIJa - r.
rem w9mig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
"A CARD.

yfNrENDING 10 remove 10 N York in ApIi
next, Il would be nngfaiefnl not a. nc
knowledge the very considerable pnllonnge
have received in Virginia during thirteen
years.
A particular reason Tor this notice, nj this
time. is 10 Introduce To the public. Mr.. James
4 PlrnEanis. who will continue with me until
NV departure. Mt which time he will take my
place. Mr. +. has been for several years. IN
der the instruction OF Nh T.. Parniy. former
~ ofLondnn. and now one OF the most eminent
Dentists Of New York, and during The Indispo
stion - Nj parm y. during The last summer
months. Mr.. Peasants had the entire barge oi
his professional bus'ne's.
From III, knowlcdge al MIR. Plrosans qpali
6cntlons. | hive no doubt he is entitled 10 The
patronage OF n di'cern,ng public
Mr. T. will insert Porcelain Teeth when pre-.
ferred, although they are mol generally "'eier-
red al the North. l. BAKER
Feb "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Cold Cream and Wash Balls.
/RHlS day openInga lew dozen Cold Cream
- eekbrdtsd for curing chops, &c and ais"
lew dozen Chemical Cosmetic Wash Balls,
nrw nnd beautiful article.
Howell DAVIES,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

The gsrernmeni shall show any disposition 10
ens""c sa,n,n It's grasp either Canada IN the
No'th, IT f. IN ia' sou'o. he population
ofCaoaJa Is said TO be about 10000, and rap
idly increasing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

u The New York Courier denounees the
lel,rr-wr,tcrs from Washington, nss hired baud
Of sanderers and yet, strange 10 tell, this very
Courier has regular Washington Correspon
dence, parIaklng in every respect of the chief
characteristics OF those letters hiGh IL com,
plans, except that its abuse and ialsehoods-
II abus" aud fasehood4 they be-are Ieveled
n, the exposition Nav more, ii has been as.
serted that man in Washington city has avow-
ed himself TO be the correspondent Of he { GU
ripr. declaring that he receives S. for each let
ter that he writes Really, the Courier has
rieh, to talk about hired" sanderers, know
ing so we'll the source whence its own proceeds
Like the publisher of the East Room letter, IFS
knowledge of the fasehoods 10 which itself gives
currency, induces il to believe that the CORES.
pondents Of other papers are equally dishonor
able We may safely say that the writers Tor
the U. 5. Gazette, Alexandria Gazette, and
Baltimore Pa riot. from which we principally
copy, have never vet given as facts any hing
which have not proved to be SO nor stated
as rumor. circumstances which were not as.
cement As the air, before they embodied them
into shape ADD form.