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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
no GARDENERS.

= ~ ~ L.
4 oN'oNS tncycoPcdia Of Gardening, very large and
lie Practical A@cscaa Gastencr cxnbih,. the tine for
tlllGari,nsr 49, $3.50, ~ ="
s;e Aperean Gardener, by CITIZEN Of Virginia
III lew Tor ,;,lc by Il JOHN n NASH. >
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

- 6stxeiP <ehlrSs rtmoussin their 11eip
~ sxso, IN apeous d;sestcs, liver cosnpl,i y
{. e>Hsves>pucy swctlirgs,. csti,nn.
Stky 90 - d!s'rdes = stisipf ffsn the dera,rc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

20 FOR PuBLfs57k.tG ~ sUBSuRfpau6ys.
instruction in the Mosaic Religion.
Fon THE souseEs pAsr 81 sor,, ais ,s.
I'rons,atcd fsvm The 1efzpan ~ " Joisfson. y
BxF1sAA0 xH11H6
This mule Work has bad ap e,f ensive +,
Germany and may DO ssfely reconrl]ended ~ ncssars
OF every denominations ~ - y 80 $3.50
l. The work will be put to press as soo,, os srt,,
cienf number OF Subscribers is obtained
= &c VIII be printed on good papel = ! delivered
20 subscribers, bound IN cloth, IS cenls per COW.
PAYABLE on delivery. ., = = SSfy'
tied to seventh copy grotis. 8 =, =
" Those holding Subscription, Psnere sv,Il No, :.
florwerd them by tho middle of June q r'~'--D
Philadelphia, .Mureh. 1890
ih1iNiA:-At court Of appexls he ID at the c. ii.
FOL, in the city of Rchuond aof sstnrdsv Elt.
ruary zIh, 1850; William Etmonds pIAiniH ar.;o,t
'ne Franklin Bank of Alexandra, Defendant; The ?. ne
pAinnfi against the same, defendapt- Unon o,r;,. -
to jud gmcnts of the superior cort of Ia
OF Fairfax couaty- 800 ~ - s-s' = -"
The writs of scirefacias heretofore awarded -, -.
snsse suns. IN the name Of William Hell sssdmi
nstrstor de bonis nan with the will 4hucxe,I az M
p'an,ii, not beng retrpe execetet md 4 g ,esr
'hg 10 the Satisfaction Of the COURT thQ The
are mol Inhabitants of this conpy,ons &. - ~
motion of the SAID William Beil 81 az;
ordered That the said defendants do an6Ssr 4 80 -
the hrst Monday in June next 10 show e.uxe re -
they can, why the said suits shnIt noi ~ scs; ny
administrators aforesaid, and proceeded n, ~ s,,.1
and that cory Of this order be fortbrisb
inserted N some newspaper published N this civ and
cohtihueo Tor two moptis ssvelv. snsl .cty,~
cory thereof poed at The front door II he csn;so i,
the said city. p 49, ~ ' --p'"''s'u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

QA4lf1 &&ts Cotton - am ~, = sn,,b g.,
- ~ md Chnckatuck Fsct6fy. The costoy
rom hichi his yarn is made, hus mt hoer ni,,r,5
~ osie,ng or PACKING Just SHd 90 sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

90 copy, Testc, }. ALLEN. CO. Z.
~ cCkIS,3 LIFE OF K}lr If(jN.--Lesfc and 5oo5
mats OF Lord byron Win notices Of lbs M
'S mar 81 'o.' published lor sale BY COLLIN . CO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
WARM EUROPE !

From the complex ion OF the last foreign ac'
counts, we have no he.tation in expressing our
d.ci. ed conviction tina, the ensuing Spring VIII
bring with il general war in Europe unless
indeed, that event be hindtred by another, not
altoseIher improbable we mean insure ciion-
arx movements of IA formidable character ia
the bosons Of thosr countii les which, IN case
of f., GENERAL war, will have to bear its chief
burihens.
The destruction of Antwerp by the Dutch
troops, with its accompanying horrors of loss
of life, and wanton destruction OF property,
leave no longer any hope ola reconciliation
between the House Of Nassau aud its Beige
provinces. The Belg'ns have sworn " eter-
nal hatred to the Dutch, amidst the smoking
ruins of their weslthiest commercial city, SO,
ON FIRE most unnecessarily IL wan'only by their
enemies. But. notwithstanding their repug'
nance To a continuance of their short-ised fra
t.,,,za ,;op with Holland, i, is doubtful whether
they vii not he compelled 10 submit 10 Inc
hateful embrace, by the overwhelming power
o6tbe Holy Alliance. At least, ii is SO an
ponoced ina semi-oiticial article from the
Hugue. and confirmed 10y the m'Ve"e"'' o'
the corp, djpiomatque. who appear TO De ft"'
dezvousing At that place.
Oar opiaion that there will be general
MAY; !, E,rone. however, is deduced from the
/ Sneech Of Iii. King of England, at the oPe"hS
Of Parliament, rather than from rumprs eise'
whore aAoa,. His Majesty, 10y the bye, . as
ambiguous On this subject as our Ch'et Maei'-
,rat. Was wont 10 De on the larlf qnrs'"h'
WHO. for instance, knows what the k'"S OIL En-
Gland meaos by the following sentence IN ai'u'
sion to the disturbances in Belgium
al shal exert myself in concert with my
:. .,,;ss ,o re-e,tabl.h tranquility by the Inean'
",ebjcl are compatible wih The good sal; o. me
:. N,,hsriands government, and the society o'
" other governments ,.
II ,uzzIssus exceedingly to know wh"' '"'
c.;,o. K;,. or Great Britain, and the CH'Se'
King of France. and the absolute Kings o' aus
r;a Prussia and Russia understand o' III
:. .,od state of the Netherlands government
, =, p,,,, variance, we presume it may be III
,eroreted thus, compatible win '"e 'es,
mate right Of King William to re's" 0se' u"
neople Of Belgium, aud the legitimate d''y
,ha R.,v;ans TO obey His Majesty, who N'"n'
came into the world " by the ufaco VI >''''
boo,ed and spurrei for the purpose OF RIDING 0
5 their backs"
we include tn King Of France among !"
,..at,,e allies ofG. Britain. who are ds'e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
Valuable Stock of GOODS at
Auction.

a the subscriber has determined to relin-
N qa,sh the Dry Goods aud GROCERY busi4
urss. he " sell bis Stock of Dry Goods Hni
Groceries, a auction. on Tuesday the 4th Jan
uary next. Merchants, Hoesskeepers, and
others. will fnt il ~ their Interest TO attend
this sale, as the Good, niA be po,iiirely sold.
The Stock OF Dry Good consists VI almost
every thing dcsiisbIs ~ that i,ne-they are
ALL FRESH, as they were only purchased IN
Aur al, last, and many Of them ar. still uncut.
The following are few OF the articles to I've
sold, viz
Blue, black, brown. Oxford miied aud drab
colorrd Cloths
Blue black and mixed Cassimeres
A few Casinefts
Merina aud Cashmere long Shawls
Thread Csmbric. Bsndanna and Flag Hdkds.
some very superior
White and black Silk. Cotton and worsied
Black Italian Lusts,rings, white and celorsd
Ssiiins ard nivucs
Gro de Maple Silks. oil colors
Whine. pink, blue and green Florence
Merino and Common crcassians and Bomb ;.
1eits
Black and white LACE Wells
Maxim and Ca"ton Grapes, assorted colors
go pieces Bonnet Ribbon, assorted enlofs
W hiis, green, red and yellow Flapnely
Bl.ached aud brown Domesuos
Apron plaid and Check Domestics
Cashmere Silk and Gauzr HdkE.
Line" Cambrics aud lr,sh L,nens, some very
Ena kir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

NOTlCE.-A petition will he presented 10
~ the neat Legislature, praying FOR the pas
sage of an act TO Incorporate company TO
construct Ioll Bridge across james River,
from the lands Of Judge William Daniel TO
the lsndsoI John Ward, in the county OF Am
heTsl. 4 Citizen Of Lynchburg.
TIE above notice not having been advertised
two months before the session Of the present
Legislature, rs prescribed by the rule OF the
Virginia Assembly a motion will be made in
the House OF Delegates, 10 suspend SAID rule so
that the said petition may be taken up and con-
sidered during the session OF the present Viz
gina Assembly. 4 Citizen Of Lynchburg.
Dec. 30 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
NRW GOODS

SEtRE are now open ing additional supple,
" of Staple aud Fancy Goods, ssfpsssng
IN variety and chcspness, any previous assert
ment, via
! case fashionable Dunsfabie Yonnsts
. ease. black aud buff Navsrin.es
case Angelo straw do very cheap
3 pieces Imperial Sszony blue and black
Cloths
, pieces fs,nionable olive and olive brown
Superb 6gured cut Velvet for Vestings
DO black Genoa do
3 pie ces beautiful sh adsd Mandarin Silks
2 rich black do
Frat quality. tisck Italian Siiks
Heavy Gro de- Maps and Gro do Swiss do
A nea, nssortmen, OF Chngrable Silks
Black Mandarin Grapes, first order
Very best black Canton aud Nankin Grapes
Souching Pongees, for Riiiog dresses
A few pieces 81 Me, no Cloths, all shades
2 boxes assorted M.ntns Ribbons
A few sets rich Bonnet do
Hsndsomr Lmhographic HdkG.
Guuze, worsted Barge, Msrino and Cashmere
do
Beautiful Thread Lsces, and Edgings, very
cheap
"a. a. and 81 PLAIN Bob5ineu, very supe-
rinr
Bobbineu Lsces and Edg;ngs.a great variety
With n large assortment Course Woollen no.
mestick, Hose and Point Blankets, Shoes, Hats
snd = general assortment ot Groceries. They
are determined TO offer - their friends and ih G
public at thc very io~-at cash r,i.os.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Dee 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
ITEMS.

In Baltimore, on the Dist inst. At midnight,
the mercury In the thermometer vas al ! deg
or 81 below the freezing point. On the mora
ing of the ODD. AZ half after 3, IL was also ! |
deg. Az Q, the same night. II stood ut IL Dc
In dttrdndrio. an Tuesday morning, (the
2lst the thermometer stood at "a deg. being 9
below The freezing point.
Two marriages were lately contaminated in
Salem. Maa.-n Mr.. Samuel ID. Baker TO Miss
Sarah B. Richardson and Mr.. Pl,ny Blanch-
ard 10 Miss Sarah Ofm.ert the parties 10 both
OF which were lately members oil the Shaker =
Village Bt Harvard.
The popnIation of the State Of New York rs
ascerlained by the official census, IS ,93i, 496.
In 1890, the population was $40, i2O-ih
1900, il wss $50. 05O--in 1910, $50, O49-in
1920, l.372.sl2.
MIR. II. Oakes. Of New Haven, Comm late.
ly received n letter from an unknown and 'lii-
crate person. enclosing geo. stating thai the
writer had once defraud.d him OF $40. which
he always meant TO resto," with interest when
he could. Is the world growing honest
Mpntfort Stokes has been elected by the Lee
eislatufs of North Carolina. Governor OF that
State, in the place of Gov. Owen, who dreliued
a re er ciion, Oh the gih ballot. The vote was
for Stokes III, for r. d. Spaght 10.
NatcllhocheS, Nor. ~, stating that Red River,
a bold, rapid add deep stream, had changed its
course, owing 10 a severe drought, rnd had
been for several days flowing in contrary
direction. Notwithstanding the low water. III.
peope were healthy. aud the crops uncommon.
!, good
A blacksmith in Alabama, having been Sian
de,ed. was advised n apply 10 the Courts for
,edress. He replied. with true wisdom. "
shall never sue any body for Islander. | can
go into my shop. aud work out n better char
acter IN six months than could get in the
courthouse in yea,'
The Rev. Alv, " nods. President of Tran
sylvsnia University, has been appointed Presi-
Tutwiler, of Harrsonburg. Rockingham oouu-
'ty, distinguished graduate oi the University
Of Virginia, Professor OF Ancient Languages in
the same institution. The salary Of the former
is $4,000, and that ofths latter $1,000. beside
homes for their residence.
The n. Y. Courier lately received remit
tancce from q distant Subscriber, in tue shape
o. u. s. Bank bill. unenctosed. The proper
direction was written on the bank note, tbs
word paid and the name ofthe pest office were
marked on il, and N that manner ii came safe
iy ~ hand.
The corporation of the city Of Naichez have
obtained a loan Of 500 900 ofihe Life insur.
anoe Company OF Philadelphia, AT an interest OF
8 per cent per Rnnum, r.deemable in % years,
10 defrsy the expense vi furnishing that city
with sufficient supply Of good and wholesome
waer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

COMMUNICATED.
MesTs. Ediiors-It has been b,nvd 20 me IN
suggest TO Won the propriety Of opening a sub
scripiion for the purchase of the private stock
vested IN the theatre in this place. in order 10
have II converted into a place Of worship Tor
the Blacks have fe,t 'nach interested Tor
them during the Holydavs. in Noticing the
great numbers IN attendance on public wor'
ship. some times three times n day. What
think you OF the scheae Would not the ca
ample redound 10 the honor ofths Christians
as well a. III citizens in general 7 Please IN
sert the above. and oblige ph'ianthrop's'.
A. b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
CARD.

HNIIE sybscrib.r will ssh hi, Dry Goods
posihssly al oos. i,esween this lime spb
the lib January nesi. al which t,ua they will
he sold nj AUCTION Tie has an hand seme
Fisnosis, Domestic Goods. &c. suitable Tor the
present season--Purchasef are invited 10 call.
". HAMILTON.
Dec p to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

lplURSUANT IA decree of the Superior
* Cou,t oi Chancery, for the Lynchburg
District, rendered at the October term, 1890,
in the cause of Hum sgains, Boyd, the under
s,gaed Marshal Of the said court will sell, for
cash, before III. office door. 10 the town of
Lynchburg, on Friday the 3la December
1880 ELEVEN NEGROES, or as many as
will pay the amount Of sni decree and costs
OF sale. They are very valuable slaves, aud
amongst them i"o bi"eksmiiBs
Ia. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
Nov. 90. tdsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

m'nedto rreserve tia" good state ofthe Neiuer.
lands government e. 10 maintain (ss The King
OF England still farther expresses ~ E" the uea-
Ties upon which are founded the general sys
TEN of Europe, "-becnuse il is said. and gene
rally credited, that Talleyrand and Wellington
uaderstand each other perfectly well. aud are
playing into each others hands. But the
French people, If we mistake mol, will have a
word tn say IN this matter. They have AREA
dy forced into retirement several obno. ious
Ministers, who seemed inclined TO screen Po-
lignac. Peyronnet and Chan,elauze from their
determined vengeance f; aud il cannot be doubt
ed that their successors, and the CHisen KING
-snd even the King Cifren. (ss they style
Lafayette, will be hurled from power ifthey
attempt TO league the French cation with the
despois who have so long trodden to the earth
every germ Of sberly which has sprung up in
Europe. Popular sediment in France is de-
cidedly in favor of thu Belgic Revolution: 1t is
impossible il should be otherwise. Aud woe
to that Sovereign aud Ministry which shall
principle upon which the permanence OF the
existing institutions of France are themselves
established.
We infer, likewise, from the Speech Of the
King of England. that there hav. been serious
disturbances and alarming indications Of popu-
lar feeling in his own Kin dom. His illusions
to the +" perfdous attempts which have been
made. TO spread spirit of discomfort and
dissatisfaction among (his) people" aud
his emphatic declaration that he is " detet-
mined TO employ all tina means which
the constitution and laws have placed IN his
hands for the punishment OF sedillon and the
would seem To imply either that there had
been serious disturbances in the Three King
doms, or that they were tremblingly antIcipa-
ted. The outrage upon the Duke of yelling
ton, too, The cause of which is wholly unrr-
planned, is calculated 10 increase our curiosity
upou this subject, and TO induce us TO look for
the next arrivals from Europe with eYtIaordi-
nary anxiety.
In connec elton with this part Of the subject,
we subj oin the following extract which is said
to be a copy ofs printed hundbilIl, placarded
throughout England. II shows q most dread
full state OF governmental abuse, by which The
)e,p are pampered, while the many are destitute
Of the common accessories of lie. IL shows,
too, that the people are awake TO these abuses
The natural enquiry is, can they submi, to such
enormous grievances, without STRIKING Que
blow for their redress
ENGLISHMEN, READ -
NICE PICKiRGs.
500 Peers, sitting IN Par
lament, and their fam
lilies receive from the
Taxes G2,75i,336
oO9 Peers, not sitting M
Parliament, and their
families receive $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
DYSPEPSIA.

nocTOR Howell DAVIES tender. his
a y thanks to The citizens oi Lyoebburg and
its vicinity for their patronage heretofore, and
respectfully renews tho offer oil his professional
services 20 them. lie is fully prepared from
experience IN thu treatment Of Dyspepsia IN b,s
own person and in a variety of patients aud an
intimate knouiedge OF Nj. Hahieods, Doctor
,u,heriand's aud others plan OF cure, To under
tnko with equal confidence with any other Ply
stefan the cure Of DypeP'ia and Other diseases.
Dec. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
CONGRE SIS.

CONGRESS.
We find nothing worth special detail, in the
last proceedings Of Congress. The trial Q,
Judge Peck monopolizes the time Of both
Houses, the House of Representatives having
determined 10 attend in the Senate Chamber.
in body, until the trial be concluded-which,
il is thought, will not be before the middle OF
January.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
GROCERIES,, &c.

Consisting. 10 part OF 6unpowder, Imperial
and Young Tyson Teas, Brown Sugar, Loaf
Sugar. Molesses, COTE. Salt, Spun Cotton,
Cot Nails. Cotton Cards. Pepper, Spice. Blue.
Clsret. Por', Madeira. Sicily Madsira, Ja,nsi-
ca Ram, French Brandy, Ne.
1EKMS-UDdar 500. cssh--fr1m so 10 $50,
3 months .-iron I60 tn 900. moaths--up4
wards OF o, q a,onths.--Approyed negoua-
BILE endorsed Do,es.
Sale 10 be conducted by John II. d. Payne.
WILLIAM HAMlL ION.
DEC. % iids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
-aso

MARKETS Corn Is scarce, and selling a,
from 81 o5 10 bO.--ln Wheat aud Flour we
believe there is no material change.
Pork.-Ihis article has nuctuated very much,
and there is now very little in market What
there is for sale 81 % is demanded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
Best Winter AAanAV UAA.
advertisement.

p SHALL petition the nest Legislature Tor
| ,hen to inve,t in me the balance ofihe
risbt 10 a certain tract Of land Ieh by the
will OF Colonel David Hunt. agi. t. has daugb.
ter Patsy II. Boyd, there Of Tie Children now
under age. by my making over to them young
Neproes TO the amount of their land. aud
10, m. take ,hsm and their all to the state OF
Missouri, which will appear before your Hou
orasle Body by the said Hunts will aud my ST q
of ,b. same. GEORGE BOYD.
New London, Sept. 80 I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

SouL Cnrohna.-The hill calling Conven.
ton in South Carolina, has been rejected by
both Houses of the Legislature of that State.
In the Senate, the vote stood ayes %, noes Is
in the II. of r., ayes 60, noes 66. ltreqnires
minority of two-thirds, as our readers are
aware, TO pass law calling Convention
hope TO assist in burying it full forty ia,homs
deco" before the LIST Of January 1882.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
-00@--

U The ROCKVILLE Reg is'er has discovered
that Gen. Jackson is - sngt" Does The
editor survey The Presidents intellect through
Herschel's telescope
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
CopARTN .GRsHIP.

/nIlE subscribers having connected them
selves toRethef 10 business under the 6rm
Of 5crnggs Il Bngby, hive taken tho large and
eommodions store, lse In the occupancy Of Mr.
Hrury Allison, Immediately in from, Oh the Post
Oihce, aud "a lew doo,s below Liberty War,
House, where they vii keep large aud gene.
raj assortment Of Groceries, a lew Dry Good.
&c. &c. of the best quality, which they will sell
| nj far Prices
They like wise tender their services To their
friends and tue public generally as Communion
Merchants.
" Liberal advances made on produce In
store. They are slYo well prepared with n
con yrDieDt Lumber house, on Tho cross street
10 r"teivr Goods on storage. and also 10 for
wa ii them for Their friends ~ tho upper coun
Try, 10 which particular anen,ioa will lie pai.i..
.BEHJAMIN r.. SCRUGGS,
GEORGE BA6BY.
Nov. % iRw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

Ants to the sum of Ga l9o, 6a7 or ) $40 800
Which will maintain SO, 997 families ut ESQ
year and upwards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

Remarkable Ftcisndiiy. A COW belonging To
Mr.. Thomas Moormsu. Of this county, had las,
week i've perfectly termed l. full grown calves.
The year before, the same COW had two
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
T.WHITE'S

InfaIlible Vegetable Tooth Ache-drops.
M OR sslea t,w duzen /. Whites intslhble
IL Vegetable 10th ache Drops oil deservedly
high standInz. NUN FL IA tE''
d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

~. OiICE.-Ihe public are hereby cauton-
~ ed against trading for or taking nm assign
ment of certain bond Tor the sum OF S2l5
given by Henry Ptarcy to John P"lmore, III
ecutor aud due on the gid Nov. 1881, for the
pnrcha.e ofa Negro Man of the subscrUer-
aod the aforesaid Pearcy is hereby for"a'ned
from pay ing said bond or any part thereof TO
any person but myself The bond. as the sub
.criber is informed and believes, - in the pos
sessiun OF James Martin, who is not entitled 10
it, or any part thereof
JAMES JOPLlNG, Exor.
OF John Pa.noIe, dec.
Dec 30 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

TP We have read the greater portion of
the eleven roInder fired of by Gov. Ray, OF In
diana, in the shape of an Annual Message to the
Legislature of that State--and we set il down,
as inconnovert,ble, that the man is mad. We
never have before seen such a Heterogeneous
niece ofstuT-and we have seen some rare
Messages in our time. I'm passsapt--On the
subipct of Governors Messages, we meet in
the National GGsstte with the following para
eraph 4; anu We know not which most to ad-
miro, its Notifying Truth, or its pungen'
/ satire
q" In truth, there is so much defamation
chou, Stale rights. Independent sovere'gn'ies'
confederate nations, and your Exceilency the
| Governor. that the Chiet Magistrate ola Sta
il not man of strong understanding aud poih.
ical information, may imagine himself h grea'
and exalted as aa African King. lie select
some lofty o. important mark. and strikes or
| aims nj II with a msgnlbcent hn"Dsh' I"i
,ha pr..den, offer him collie ci"fship, or n'is-
s,on abros, and he forthwith abd,rhies his 'o'-
.r,ie, dignity end makes himself dePeHddn'
ar ascnt for tie general gos'fam-na
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

/HHE sibscriber respectfully Informs tho
! public that he is receiving and manutac-
turing Carriages OF every description, among
which are the following Coaeh' 'oacness'
Ch.,io,s. London aud New York Baghys. Al
bany Phrytons, Barroaeh. Barrouchee, Phiia
delnhia Dratborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
others that may be called for.
All orders thankfully received and punciuai'y
att nded tn.
Repairing done al the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
Il. n. BEACH l. Co.
.B.-Jna received n first rate Conch om,'h
from the North. OF which we w''i assure me
public they can be accommodated wan 'epan-
~. Car,isp.s of any hind few doors below the
Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg
Nov. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
E3,732,336

The Marquis of Butte and
family receive oo'oll
Lord Eldnn oo,4uO
The Duke oil Beaufort 1850
The Earl Of Lauderae 80 600
Lord BcreSiofd $1,000
Tn. DnLe Of Newcastle 1890
Archbishop of Canterbury a. 100 l76 hvlngs.
Bishop of Durham 81 700 Iiyings unk n
Bishop OF London 10000 30 liyings.
Bishop OF Litch6ed IL go AZ livings.
Bishop of 81. Asaph 1000 90 hv,ngs.
Bishop Of Bath aod Wells 1880 % livings.
Bishop Of Chester 400 80 iivings.
Bishop Of Chichester 6,77O SO livings.
Bishop OF Ely 81, $40 1913 livine..
Bishop OF Lincoln $3.50 80 lv,ngs.
Bishop OF Norwich 8 $40 20 iivings.
Bishop OF Oxford 5000 ! ] li'ings.
Bishop of Rochester 5,400 q livinYs.
Bishop of Salisbury 1920 ~ lIvngs.
BiIhop Vi Cloyne 1900 e. patronage
Total 1851
Which added 10 the afor'-
said SUN Of 3 1872 1856
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
500 GALLONS
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