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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
Washington. eoth Jan. 1891.
10 ibe Editor, Of TIA Pirptainn.

GEErfrars-zA sense Of moral duty IN III
surviving friends af an unknown ~ tlliaied ia
d,vidual. Who - the subject 81 the following
narrative. tnanres ms To ask the iavOur OF yoi
10 insert the snhe IN your paper. which frou
us general circulation, would probably be thu
most certain means which could adopt ioi
conveying To them intelligence of the melan-
/ choly event 10 ahieh II relates.
! On Sunday evening the 23d instant. two
youhg gent men ofnY nrquqiniance hastily
rode Ia NV house. and informed me that They
had just passed tue body oil dead man lying
N the road. short distance from my planta
too, who they supposed had shot himself tat
'hry had heard the report OF n gun when with
~ about an hundred yard, OF the place, at
which they fouAi MIN and that on gcttibg l.
him, they observed some slight motion OF tie
head, aud saw htm breathe his laSt-Whrrrapon
| immediately .ent 10 the place aud found
that he fac as had heen islaI cd 10 na was hnl
o" rue. ne liieless body remained NJ the
spot "pd rs considered j. nv duty as jus
ice Of tue Peace. (theIc being 10 coroner III
i3e count } 10 hold an inquest upon he body.
! took pnssrss,nn of The Things which were
with T. aud which consisted of the following
Hrtl,l Ia vii: an old aud nnusnaily IrPe ~
Il, powder horn, Nth some p1wdrr. parcel
OF bullets, two old fn2ots, one shoe knile, thtee
shoe makers AVS. aud knnpsack. containing
two linen shuts, une par linrn pRntaloons, on
PAIR 81 blae yam anl Go too Jeans pnn'alohha,
one cotton ltans roundabout. aud "a pHt ~ Aeh
y arm socks. lbe clothes npou tht body when
found, were n hlae sarn Jams coat krretmeff
vest, two par pantdoons, Che one pl "a pal
rll"w arm cluih, the othrr blue 'hnA yam
rloth) cotton lint, n,nhcl wrHppr', MIXED
arm sock. audi IAN al stnes urSly naii led
nnd an old " DOL bal wit IA labe ~ me !"
these words, " John NeWfon, nat MANUFACTURE.
G'ceHsiNe "a lie also had IOrN 'IgHt and a
haii ceuts Ia money. Lac w"aihcr b,ius -
cncly Indictment had tbr body mo,' d Ia Ill
must convenient hunsr, atth III" view 10 H.
prcsrrvatlen, bnd On tae shec' edInR lay q JdfJ |
Eas summon Il, an an inqncH "oli npon It, |
a hIth r'sul ID IN a verdict OF s"ll mnth't, ny |
lsChhrglnG u loaded gun, th' C"ni'hla OF when |
uttered the body near the IpNer p"u al Il |
cu bicasi snd passed oul hctN'et the deck aud |
eft shoulder bladr.
lie seems 10 hayr bcru n man Of abopt thirty |
i've years oil agr, stoui tnd nnscuLi, win dark |
uluurcd hal, and piobab, liVm hNr icrt aigsi
10 i've i,ci ten inChes high.-lhr body la.
nce been deGentIt inteOp# /, Hnt the AZ tiles rs
,bpyr enumerated, except tho.r necessarily |
Ised IN snroudlne II. arr nov ~ my po-scssiun.
CHARLES T.. 1ALiAFEkttO.
Amherst COUNTY - - IA, 1884.
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NrrrssR3. John Markle, William Msftl''
nE Alexander Burton, aud Alkaline his "h'.
f1rmerly Alkaline Aafkle, Charles M"'H'e t a,,''
Joun Matkle. (Which SAID Ins"'s "'',' a.
~, William Carson. adnnisrdtor WIN me
will ann,xel Of Charles MarkIe, Sen decenS'
ed. h., I sbar
. -.,,,,,,v tie % day Of February, ls3i
',ra nfire Of the Superior Court ot Law, Tor
me Coan,, OF BEDFORD, between the r's'ng an"
.,,,ino OF tae sun o. thai day, take tue dePos''
n,ns Of Charles Annspangh aud others TO "e
,,,d in evidence oa the trial OF a SUIT ~ cnan
Ger, now depending aud "n1e'''m'neu' ~ W.
inland YOU are defendants ...,,..,
FREDERICK AUNSPAUCH.
Jan. 81
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CoHiMUNICATl0Ss-Fort4s virririan.
Nelr Glnk,o,e-Inn Oil 1921

Ne'c Gtasgo'e, Jan pan. 1881.
Messrs. EDIroRs-ine following lines arc
INTENDED as an answer 10 piece OF what IA,
Hulhor' no doubt, thought posirH which az.
peafed 10 the RICHMOND Enquirer Of the 18Th
INST. over the signature OF :. X. Hin winch
we are told that Henry Clny Is fallen. forever
fallen that his crimes aud manifold transsres-
SONS have forever doomed him.to retirpmrp Il
AID disgrace. II Mr.. Clay is really fallen,
why is he SO continually and 1tiremitiingiy
abused and vlnhed Why do "an hundred
presses daily level their cannon Al him ," If
/ he Is fallen, II is all hs enemies cant, and why
moi, as ihe Charlottesville Advocnte said
some l'me since, let him alone DO they nd
nire the chvarlc spirit of the ASS in the fable
so much, as 10 be continually hi king the dead
Lioh? No, he Is not f1iien an they know H.
/ They know full well that he stands high in the
estimation OF thousands aud increasing thou.
SANDS OF ms countrymen. They know that he
VIII be General Jackson. Cor the JaCkso-
mans are his btterest enemPs) most danger
Gus competitor for the Presidency. They
Know that contest between Them for that OF
flee. would lie extremely 5oablfnl; aud they
bnoW thai, putting GIN. Jat ksnn ASIDE no -mhu
IN the u. otaes could successfully contend
with han for the Office.
The greater portion Of those so violently /
hostile TO MIR. Clay, know but little Of hm aud .
tess of The American SFste II, and lis principles,
which they so vOciirrousiy deerg, & OF which,
Ar Clay is the father. A system which has
PLACED this country IN condtIon, one huudred
degrees mare h1urlshlGg thani would other
" Use have been "a. \ system which aflorJs the
cotton groves OF our country Hso markets f.r
taeir cotton. ~hera they previaa., had hut
one. A system witch cnab'e, the American
'faRh'ae'1'eI u manu- aetnfe 'he af'lGir sdPt-
,t'I 10 U''' o. tue Ena,'sa' ana 10 'e"n 'non'-
aud ~ yards 10 South America 10 Turkey,
anu even TO Calcutta where thfY are preferred
10 any other system winch gives employ
ha"t - " numerous bo'upn oil our country
nen who would otherwise become, generally,
tanners, and consequently rtnier the prodscts
IF the farmers Labor, tvrn i9ucr than they |
'o~ a't' y stem wh'on h"s broken Gown a"
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e.rRGINIA---At Rites holden IN the Clerks Office
II tine superior Court OF 'hancefy Tor the lsueh-
,,s Ii.tret the LIST day OF November, is30-John D.
Eo,,,o. and Grlcy ms WIFE late Crazy Alien, W lan
; Alien Morgmet a. Allen, Mary T.. Allen, Man thu
I'm, alen ana x Oboit f. Allen, tho iast five infants
rder the age Of twenty ONE years, who sue by Their
ekt freud John D. Boiling Pitts. against w ii'iuni
Duncan iih turtor aud James w Sni'h, DEBTS.
Ibe a., f,adlnt james W. smith, not having catered
IN appsaran aud gwen security according 10 tho ace
-, NO., aud tho rules oi this court, aud II appearing
-, enuti,v A is ordered that the snd defendant do
apear mere on the liz st day O tIo heH term ana aH-
svpf the bill ol the Plaintiffs, dnd tdat copy "l u's or
IL lac frthIth Inserted III some newspaper printed III
the OF nchbutg Tor t's" mouths successfully hna
listed NJ le front door OF the courthouse In the sad
i,,vn A copy -festo,
''"" J. WILLS G. e.
,#,r wem
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shaI. avail myself of every Ct orpoHuni y
TO give a statement Of acts and occurrences
here.
once more tender nv services, and n eiee-
ted ! will nj rast. promise iIat all do ms
very best IN promote the honor ahd prosperity
Of my country With high esieo a. remain,
FL W eitizens,
! our mos ohs lent servant,
NAH. ~. CLAIBORNE.
Washington. 9oth Jan. 1891.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

LEATHER, GroceTy anu Commission Bu.
StReSS

i IL lhn"i"g. tu'rylnR md Capmiasion
"'s'h'ss' "''t'"'o'r CARED ua Ia J. a. e.
-, " IL he con inu'd by the sub cub r. ,Yho
- IL keen III hand, Tor sale, on Ibe mn, -,
noj',' terms ~ The house on man .,,e.,
laimsfiy occupied ny lhcm, general asso,,'
ment 81 ia'ther and G'oeores--Aso. I,n-
to' = aud carriers TOois, farmers OIL A. sa,n-
l'n Ii'drs 'aHd NJ p,oiniscs lhft notbin, ON
ms pat sh"il be waning IL give entire saIisf,t.
iio"' n7i MY 10 purchaser. but al.o 10 Far
IN e,s, Cp9nry Merchants, mud ,,h,,s
~ M b. pensed 10 oonhtle IN lin. .,,f..
lei Or receive and forward Ib, II ,,nnc,,,
liz th1fei4rs socns tne pa,, onage Of The tor
msf customer, OF. a. &. Poe, and The nnhl,.
genai#diy. CA5WEIi pnr
n. Il. VIII give the highest L,nchbure mar
ke' i'Iee Tor green n driud lIiIes Delivered Al
ny hl'''' OF S'oro. G POE.
Jan 20 .n,
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rr We ae6nmen1 sp.e;.rv II II, Mat,

p We Re6mmenl specially to the aad.r
Two articles I" ibis mornings paper-the 6rst,
a" elegantly wri ten aad highly interesting E,.
say on ''e '"te ehange of Ministry in Englsnd
from the pen Of Mr.. Rush, late Secretary of the
freasnry,and who VS. sumo time our Minister
g. t"af Co"rt--fse second foreible aud iu,i
commentary from the National Gazette 90 the
ale dsbate III Congress relative 10 tae Russian
mission.
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LINES,

Intended as an nnsicer to plece Waic' aPP. II,
IN HE Il. Enquirer ofhe ism taS', - - ~
NOES co .ncr, under he signature " D H. -
Us. Clsy Is fallcu, if 'he slang
Oithai unmarly, is"oran' gang
VINO canuat tell " heTctUra, or Nhy
.rtsv rHi,e 'gainst him the hue AID cry
Il me abuse aud Calnmny
0f those who icouid be great as he
81 those whom he has iua before
/, Lo3sgi t,m"-conld mute /. SO.
Hes, he is Gieu, y we believe,
Thr talk OF tho e NhO daily weave
-Tneir thousand iaCOnsistr ut talfs'
/ ,Yan which to Ill some iarorHeS salts
! II We believe the s'audtions lie,
! Ihsl f.nm the pIess SO lh'rhly rise,
! rheo to The " cumnoa pie arr lung,
! Alike" ,mnonorc aud unsung.
! Rat lis nat So - soon " The till
lhr p,llAl'd All gaany tau'-
"A soon Won laZng OH. the sun,
lis annual CIRCLES cease 10 run
A.sonn the no n aud every ar,
Run law l-ss, guldriess inro TIE nj
A soon rs.ro, ing, hoaid =" VAR
! Ihl,' a1aUtu roti rs bloody ca
Assam nal, haggard iaalncD roam,
iN.,ta ,lrn'N Ger makes h,i hume,
!, soon So foM PlaHeuce' be tonnd,
Ay..,ra rosy health Arrays abound.
lie is.oi toNcU, no, not he,
/ ne sgoent f.ieud OF llberh-
The advocate Of man's best 'igi t.
\ dread to wants in tteir misa:
He is not faiicn, uor wdi IL be
tpbiIs. ~, r,n i, pu2rd.-als country tree
K,t when the cartn IFS coufse snail nn"'
uncn II shall freeze and lce shall bhi'''
, Nheu wiI.ior shall b ga ia hlas,
i, And spn.mer yieH 10. frost her say,
when rl,asu,e shan ha'c 20 ALLY,
, Aud gaHms PAIN be iei' VII J'yb
Wh,,, sIrlue saaii ii, Tar away,
G And every crratHre vii oaey
WI n blackest ! elk ,baii be caile1 white,
t And all shall swear that ict0ag is Hsh1
II Nnrn freedoms na'lowed temple Ill,
\ AVID Justice l,a,es ner sacred balls
unen ,,rlstocra,s ahail Inle the land,
Ana.,.rmago2ue be IN command
% When frctmeH sIaIl TO tyrants BEND
Il. T,su C.lg wll jail, and mol Ill men.
i'''' PHlLO C
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II Washington, Jefferson, Madison

ID, Of Washington, Jefferson, Madison
-. p.oaIe,on and Lee-men who presi
dol over tue deliberations OF eoune's anu sai'
4.ao.,on. 10 libehy,--sre "mong them
w., 10 Report Of The Committee Of Agfi-
..l.,,ye to the Institution ola Prhfes.
- AGRICULTURE in he University OF VIZ
90. under debate, we learn that Gen.
- ,ybo has always been strangely hostile
r., committee, sssiied it with his usual
.-.,,n.nt Of epilhets mil sneers We have
s.,.,ofore somewhat astonlsheI Al the
,-.aayaore exhibited by the Chairman OF that
Committee. Mr.. Rives,) towards Geo EPpes-
ID ,,s are piai 10 learn that on this occasion
-. legaji ina gentleman in MS owa coin. with
..,s,sst some ofour legislators seem 10 think
g..tan aian's d0rg IS orthodox except their
oya-end hence, exry proposition Of which
they cannot see the utility, IS denounced with
,,,.,sr,ng bitterness, and visited with unceas-
-. s.,c,sn-this has been the course of Gen.
r5,es towards the Agricultural Committee,
Fronting win great zeal against the iarlf, the /
,,.,s,aI lnaglaes that he sees that bhgbear
rineiine IN tue deliberations Of this committee.
the A sworn knight, he attacks il on all
o.,a.ons with much fury as was displayed
n9an Qu1olte in bis assault upon the flock
n hep. which a..uredly could not have been +
more incapable of mischief II is well that such
visionary gentlemen should be sometimes
TAUGHT that others wear swords beside them
selves. and that they know how 10 use them.
ybeo ins occasions draw them from the scab-
bard.
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J ~ 81
Dissolution of Copartncrship.

tliG itm OF Jrnn 81 Ga well Poe A. Ji..
"a solved ~ mutual consent ON The L., ,ost.
III persons indebted 10 thema make nav
'nfhf to fsswel Poe only--and ihose hnv,9p
sla'ms against thom = III apply HIN Tor pay
h'"'. JOAN pOE,
tASHLLL POE,
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r, The Electors ofhe contiies Of fra"ki"' fH''
- ~ rick, Henry and Bedjord

rick, Henry qua o'djW"'
FELLow-C'r'zEN' ,.a d,,y If the
los bclievrd by me, to be INC ou'y ~ Wv.
r.n,e..ntati,c TO spare no Faids 10 'n'o' !" ,.''
-, ,,,'. a, large oil tue situanono i tue country
n Inassmcra by lns idea, nave Ireq0e"uy, 40 10
,r'..en circulars to my constituent ana o!
1ibuung ,nousn the district tue "pu. J"udi
aals published ne'e--lu; woes ""' 'rcnp,ed the
nnnnn ON every saaJect maj has oIc"i's" ''e
,,, nf Congress since have oeth
"'ea,,o ,hereof-Inal | have OF f".'me' or
" ..5 i, mos. cand.dy admired-ior w,o ~, :
,' s", e.emp, iroa erof' None, no nI 5, o"'
my graf tudc'o my com ry, tor ra .m[ 'p' N,
oo"' ,,ud ,mperiecaoas have been ose' 'ooNe
en,, ,,',,,rn ON my neer. in deep aud lively cha.
a a',e's and will be cherished 'nere by 'o' II
" 'srest shall ever lake /. Your rrosrt,'y ~,
'e'nS 'n1ral aud patriotic nan, II IS p'ea'e
lnow. tia, We have in prone :, ''ps' ~
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Rricklayin@ and Plastcrlng.

BricIllayins and PIasterlnS.
ysyuE sab,eri ,er returns his 'haqk' to his
" friends anl tnc pubic generally, lor the
encouragement he has Mt wnh aud hopes ~
a steady application 10 business, to continue
to me It q share OF Their patronage III Tue d
boye uamtd business. ...,.,,,.,
WILLIAM b. BROWN.
4 Jan 81
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Millinery, hantuamaking, &C.

MMR9 Gill lctnrns her thanks 70 me "n'
VA Yeus {" Lynchbn'g aud us ''',".y ~
~ .,,,.o,c. and in forms them that she
,es !, execute orders toe Bunne's, La
t,a,, Dresses. o.. IN the nrat'st manner anu
,c,o-d,np to the latest and most approve"
She has on hand an assortment OF SIX anu
Io,Lo,n Bonnr Is, suitshIe Tor both town ano
en1ntr, trade, which vi be offered AT '"'
most reduced prices. .oe..,.
Jan 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

DIED at hts #sileote. ~ In.t urd, on II
day 2Sth Janaais III ran Illness oi SIX months
Capt % 1UIsL X sAD. sgrt Ct
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ftoW There has he,n sompthing like
pause III tue advanced III ,ur since our last,
""o pPfaapsa slight reaction. Th.re was a
sue Oh Wagon load Of Family Fio,r on Fri
o'y al 80 p. Common superfine on Friday
'na Saturday was s,llat s. l2l !ron The
wagons.
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!
bard
Eeform mrnied We have frequently re
+ ceiyed complaints, touching the condnct Of the
4 Postmaster ut New London, but hsve heretofore
4 (or borne 10 noii - them, because We were Ia
hopes tbat he would amend his condutt. But
a, We fad lin 10 be iacorrisbte, we are com.
pqlsd TO ttte "A public nutise OF his misdoings
i es well hat Ne may MT be ceu.ured by our
d Subscriber, for tie non PERCEPTION OF their pa
psrs, which are regularly forwarded from this
ohce, AZ that the fnc,s may be Known TO the
q Postmaster General, 10 whom We shall send q
q ,py Of th, paper. W. have beci told, among
other lhi4es, that the postmaster at New Lou
don lakes II upon himself to tend pa
rers directed 10 our suJscrib,rs, to persons
WHO are not suascribets; But o. t'is we shodl1
We ma le n 70 ma complaint # We were SUI
! il. ley would ultimately reach tGei de,t.na.
.t1a. A leticf too, is now before US, informing
ps that a l.rge drawer flll Of papers directed
10 Bsrgers Store aud Grafton" are ill r.
raiiilg at Tic NV LONDON Office lie II
l.r ads ttat i" THIS nei abboI hood is fi Of com
b .olls. The foiln"s'fr ( hr Robert o'rye"s)
W. learn, alleges hat MI Cro"dis, the
'"fae'of Tor Carrying the ma' hom ~"
\ aIon 10 befge' ; Sir , ~ V ""' not s'h :
packages 10 be put ,,o the mai tt,
u ID tigdy improbable story, to say the leas,
dG NeFerthtiess, We give h'm The benefit
BIN explanation aud We hope the proper |
Department viii take The necessary steps l.
rimm' whichever of them is to blan,e, oar
mIarly us cuts, we presume IS not The Only
Hperta i. thus 'nPeaed !" us progress ny .
oe apu iencr Of post rller or the ob't'naey
D nrssc, Of a posimaster.
n josiah S. JDhn,'on, E,a. at prescott
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Jan. 81
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REVIEW
OF The LYnchbnrg VI arkets.

Corrected for The Frginfnn, bg
Thomas A. HoLcoMnf and t%ieHAHp IYrrE
Commission Merchants.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobne-
co, from $500 to 100
Inferior To common, 400 10 4 10
Common 10 good. 400 10 q ~
Good 10 fnr, b 90 10 100
strips, 326 10 o 90
Refused Lugs. % 20 10
General saits NJ common 81 80 10 d-goOd
/ 80 10 @ 60-dne SO 80 10 7 90.
lnspetAd the past week 239 hhds. passed
tobacco loo hhds. refused total 3l5.
Common tobacco IS getting rety dnu, and pr
ees some i0pef. w hare reeeirtd accounts
from England 10 The pan Of Augnf-No
change noiiced IA The ariirie Of iobaeoo. Ne
do moi kno'0 iohai may turn up IN me tobacco
mdrktt--Mt prospects are not favorable.
Flour. 81 bb It'd 10
Wheat, IN good demand at 90
coru, 2 90 tn I IN
Bacon, 7 60 IN 4 o.
Hemp, 4 90 10 D uu
Whiskey. 80
Wool, 10
LAID "a
Freigh, down the River per bundled l6 cts.
Freight up the River 10 10 80 3,
Plaster and Iron up the river 4 Oh per ION.
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IaAOr's Notice.

TOMMiTrED 10 the Jail OF Rockingham
~ County, N. Csrolina,a Negro Fellow, who
calls his oame NED, about forty five years of
age, 6v feet elgnI Or ten inches hlgh, and says
he belongs Ia the minor belis OF Puly
Stith. formerly OF Prnce William County,
Virginia, aud says that CnIonel Jersrd Alexan-
der, near Ly"chberg, in Virginia, has the
management OF him. Tue owner, or manager
of sad slave, woulh da well To GONE forward,
prove property. pay charges, and take HIN a
way, or he will be de9li with A, he law tlfecls.
JAMES WRIGHT, JaiiOr
NJ Nottingham County " c.
Sen, g, 80
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4 hnat at last We understand. that, az .
Delegate To the late Abingdon Rail road Con.
veniioa was returning home. he overlook n
drove Of several hundred cattle when the fol.
lowing dialogue pissed between him aud some
Of he diovers:
Delegate. VII. gentlemen. you have muddy
times OF ii-bui m - INV years you may post
bly, have a better way OF getting cattle 10 maj
ket.
Dforer. In what, way stronger
Del. Why hav'ot YOU heard TINT a Rail road
was TO be made from knoxville down to Lynch
burg
Dro. Well, wha, has that to do with driving
cattle : suppose they can't travel IN n Rail road.
Del. No-bni IL is said the, may bs ,eken in
pens on n Ra way. What would you think oil
a large pen. containing 81 OF a 100 beeLcattle,
mounted on wheels aud travelling along a Rail
road AT the rate of 10 OF 10 miles an hour
Dro. Now, stranger, do ; ou think it possible
for u such n thing rs that 10 he done1
Del. Why, such things are spoken of.
Dro. Welt may he sol never Jaw a Rnil
road-bu m be - Gen. Jackson HIM.
SELF could DO -
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7oMs Eiiors of the pirginian.

Gen1itmen- i perceive by an adver ise.
ment. in the iefersahian, that a mealing of
the Friends OF Free Trade. is advertised 10 be
held al THE Frauklin Hotel IN lhe Oh
MS. Tor the purpose of appointing Delegates
IN MIR. Raguet's fh,lndclphia Convention,
presume that the Editor of tho IeItraonlau IL
~ the bottom OF HI. movemeat aud Woull,
Therefore, suggest 10 those "ho may attend the
inesiiug, and ahn NAV agree With thai gentle
man IN his Anti laTlti creed, and Uei diner es.
seHfiatV from han as 10 he mode Of redress, 10
watch carefully the quarter whence the Rcso.
lntlons come, and 10 be sure thai ,hey do 90,
conceal, under a Inn and harmless exterior,
either The poison of Nulliicainn or latent
effort 10 puff Mr.. CRlhoun's swelling bladder.
u mhy not he known, but such il nevertheless
tho fact, that the ehpcdierry ola meeting, 10
concur ~ The nomination Of Mr.. Calhoun for
the Presidency, ms already beea tGikcd Of here,
aud absn1Lned, al least for the present., be-
cause II was discovered that il ioOutd not take
Presum,ng TINT ibis Free Trade meeting viii
be attended by gentlemen " no IRE avtlse both
TO MIR. Calhoun and Nullifcsuon, | " ould res
~pectinlly submit, for lheir CONFEDERATION, the
proprie,y Of sancrioning no rr,o'ut,on which
can he miScORsirusd At u similar meeting re.
Gently held IN Georgia, (Wm. II. Crawford
presiding } the Delegates appointed were III.
s,Iucicd 10 oppose any but a peacrabln and
constitutional Effort 10 procure n redress OF
the grievances (wh' thei real ar imaginary IL ID
not now worth while 10 enulire) ~ which the
Agricultural aud Com nCfcIal interests com.
PLAIN and as IL bcbopyes every friend Of thu
Union TO lit w his voice against principles,
Which, n'hey acquire the ,sconJancy, must lay
the axe al The root oi lis existence, would sug-
sest the prop,lely Of The adoption Of p similar
'esoln ion at this meeting. would especially
cNll upon the old friends Of Uitiiam II Cra,o-
jO'd II sand up io' thu prInf,rles ot that g'n.
t'eman. against the workings OF that mole ~ The
earth. wh' has bcea fond opposed 10 him
from the TIM oil the eelehrntad plot Of N,nian
Edwards, n conspiracy IN which no honest man
would have participated. down TO the present
eva OF Notification, OF which M man OF MI.
Calhoun's former opinions Gun he a sincere aud
dlslnterested advocate. q in The corner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

The neIt session al iiampdrn Sidney Col
legc, will commence on tho FIRST November.
The expenses, for lees TO Professors, Board,
Room rent, and Servants Attendance. Tor the
winter session Oft months, amount 10 $40 70;
for ihr summer session Of i mouths, Bb3 rs,
The Faculty and the subjects taught, are as
follows
/. Oh, mistry, Natural Philosophy. Mental
aud Moral Philosophy, by Johnathan T.. Cush-
ing, President and Professor.
2. Mathematics, by Peter McVicar, Profess.
sOT,
3. Ancient and Modern Languages, by A.
l.. Holiday, Professor.
4. Rhetoric. History. &c. by Rev. George
Eaton.
The Annual Meeting Of the Trustees will take
place on tue 28th aud 2Jth September. The
new wing Of the College edIdce, will be com.
pleted lor the reception u the Students, by the
ld November. WM. S. MORTON,
Secretary OF the Board of TRUSTEES
Sept y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

70 ZINC DESTROYS 10 sose 10 tho Wei, ! all
- seti, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, on
Inursday the i5ih INST. in trout NJ the Market
ilousr, ~ Lynehbose. my HOUSEHOLDS
KITCHEN FURNITURE. many articles OF
" hich are valuable.
ALL pc, sons Indebted to the subsci ibrr are
requested 90 . AXE immediate payment, H.
lnneef indulgence csarot be gfeei. In the
snDsefibe,'s absence. Nj. JAMES 5impson,
or Nj. Richard 3 1ilden, who occupy my
former stand, ARE authorised 60 receive MONEY
and give receipt IN my name.
JOHN BOYD.
Sept 9TH. aaf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

DIGGES' OFFICE, !

Lynchburg, Sept. 8, 1881
Drawing OF the Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class
No. 10, Tor 1881.
60 % 81 4 TO 81 % ~.
NEXT SATURDAY, the drawing Of The Pc.
tpr.butg Lottery, Extra Class M. y, will be
acknowledgement $4,000, ac.-lieLe,s and
Shares, for sale nj "DiGGLS."
IL N. BAN Tickets in the above scheme
having one Of the drawn numbers on them, viii
each be entitled TO 30 aud those Tickets ha-
wing none OF the drawn nnmhera, So.