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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15
COLONiZATlON SOCIETY.

?r The Annual Meeting OF the Lynch
80 burg Auxiliary Coon'z 'tion Society
will be held on THIS EVENING
the 18th nsl a. eotly cOndle-Iiehi, ut ihc Mr'ho
dis, Episcopal, Church. BY appointment ofthc
Board of Managers, the Anniversary Adirrss
viii be delivered by Richard II. Toer--The
ncmbcrs of tie Society, and the cllzens general
ly are invited t. be present on the occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

TTRtiNh AT rules held Ia the Clerks Ollie % tho
County Court Of bedford, the 5th day ofanguss ono
thousand eight hundred and thirty trec-Wiam (arse
aud Juliet his WIFE, formerly juliet McCraw, the said
William Garsi, executor and solo devisee Of Janc. H.
McCraw, deceased, Eiw ard McCraw aud Marvel Me-
Crnw, infants under twenty of age, who
William Gsrs, their next FRIEND Pits. against JOIN q
NOEL, Alexander McCraw and William McCru9, ms. n
GhaDcery ~
Tho defendant William McCrasv, having entered hia
mud given security according to tho
sembly and the rules of this court and appearing
isctory evidence that he inhah'an Of this coun-
try On motion of tr Plaintiffs by their attorney, ip or
dcred that tho said doIonun appear hero u fourth
Monday Octobnr and The bill OF the o0u,
painans nd that copy VI this order be forthwith in
cwspapor published in the ~ Lunch
burg months, and posted the door oPthe
suso, of iIs county successive -.
ACopy-reste, R0Br. MITCHELL, CD q
Aug Is WIN r.
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ignorance were preferable TO II
Among the numerous periodical pamphlets
which the press Is pouring on lie world, W have
seen a No. OF The rerrd, Register embracing,
IA tie language offs own fully ox Hlanalarv pros
p ctus, accounts Of barbsrtles ,nale,ed hy saw
age hordes, cruel punlshmcnts with ~h.ea Grim"
has been VISITED bafbarous murders diahoical
crueltes; bloody duels and sangainary conflicts f.;
daring vIlialnles frauds plots, conspifa1ies and
robelons remarkable robbcries, plraees, esccu-
tons, add prosecutions for conscience sake we'll
authenticated stories OF appari,ions. and strange
and fearful supsrstllions disastrous accidents ;
por.lous enterprises and miraculous escapes 10y
and land awful ysitations and Singular nterpo
sltions accounts of plague, famine, earthquakes,
and other special chastlscments of Providence -
The protector Of this notable scheme mu,t be the
Weeping Philosopher. tIl has suppl on nor
ros, until he imagines all others have taste
LIKE his own, an he spreads before tim the gloo.
ny baulIet composed Of vlunIs aud fruits cullcd
from the dungeon, the rack, the scdttod aud other
scenes OF crime aud calamity The gentleman
who has taken tho trouble OF gathering together
and strinsins at random these Orient pearls ," in
to,ms US that II il the cheapest aud most popur'
work, ever published, > bu, We hope,l will not b,
the most profitable.
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NOTICE.

EEi virtue Of decree of the county court oil
y fusylynnie. pronounced nj is Decemhef
term 1852 We shnll on the 18Th day OF Oeiobe'
NJ r. nroeerd to sell. on the premises, tract al
tand, Y,ne II the county Of HALIFAX on tho waters
of l3nnlsier Giv' continuing upwards fioO acres
i, h.feof Jo#l Compton died sei1fs. ON a credit OF
me two, aud tire ysust he purchaser giving bond
nd approved security. BENJAMIN STONE,
johns LEWIS,
WI 7 sHifil,
JAMES DOSS
ISAIAH COMPTON,
fpmmttuoHets.
An i WS1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

vcrllsng department, the prospectus of the N'rgi'
MA tmmer-a paper recently pubishedln Scots
vile, by Theodorlck McRobe,t, Esq. an onterprs-
lug and talented gentleman, and a perfect en'hu'
sNs, in the cause of Agriculture and which he pro
poses 10 issue hereafter from Fermvllle in Prince
Edward county. MIR McRobcrt Is the pioneer in
the cause Of Agricultural improvement IN this State
and w hope. more on that account than he
couse Of HI, qualifications f,r the Undertaking, tina,
of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

~ The Baa7act Managers oflhe Lyn"th'.lg
Colonization Society is requested to convene
TINS AFTERNOON, inc 18th INST ats o'clock,
at the Ware Room Of Mr.. John Thurman, 10 trans.
act The usual business, preliminary to the Annual
Meeting Of the Society, r. II. TOLER, Soy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

,lExHJ There Will be Carp Meeting held
by the Baptlsts, md other friends Of The
cause Of Zion at the place called the Quaker Nee
ting house. eleven miles south of Liberty, Bedford
county. Va 10 commence on Wednesday the 18th
Of September, 1898. Brethren IN the ministry arc
afTcctionRteIy invited to attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15
TIE SIATEs.

Kentnekp-We learn from Kentucky, that
Thomas A. Marshall is reelected TO Congress, IN
the Maysville district, by handsome majority
over Judge Bcauy-both Anti Jackson men.
Tennessee. Luke Lea, is elected to Congress
'ron the Knoxville district The vote stood thus !;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

>. his memory, an the bitterness OF feeling which
...,, inspired. II was the blood Of pocahontas
,.ra,np nader keen sense of injury, inflicted by
l.. powerful upon the helpless.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

For Luke Lea 3J05, for J. I Williams n,ro ,,r
J. + Gillespie 1918 In the Sullivan district john
bar IS reelected by the follow ing vote For Blair
s'oi, Carter 2i50, Thomas d. Arnold. Ia r.nr.sep.
'at'Se IN the last Congress from the Knoxville dis.
tric',l 1870 Col S,nn.efer is also &c elected and
IN the Claiborne district, Samuel Boocb Is elected
ny Considerable maj rty over Nh Cooke.
" - baSh-fhe Philadelphia Gazette OF the
ah INST says" Ii is currently reported through
the city that the mission of Amos Kendall to the
Philadelphia Banks, IN reference 10 the Govern
ment depos'tes, has been altogether unsuccessful
With solitary exception, IT is said, all the
Banks have refused the depos,es on any ,er,ns.r
The New York papers of the eth report large
sales OF The stock oftte U. S. Bank, at sll3. cash
=" the highest PRICE, taking the dividend into nc
count which has been obtained since this Veto Mes
sage"
The Louisville (ky) Price Current of August
5, contains paragraph, which, says the National
iate'llscncer, must he OF great interest to those
snpicnI statesmen who are so exceedingly anxious
10 extc'm'nate the present equal and admirable cur.
rencypf me United States. Ii says Weundef.
stand that notes Of the Commercial Bank of Seiote,
at Portsmouth, OHIO which have heretofore been
bought up by our brokers AT 50 per cent discount,
arc now purchased by them at p per ceat only
i'u' down the Y S. Bank and this depreciation OF
The rag money" will be unvcrss throughout the
Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

WIlEAT-We have again TO announce to the
Farmers a farther decline IN this article. The Price
has been reduced 10 cents on the ba.hel since our
asst quotations.--Rod wheat Is now selling from
80 to 95 and white from % to 81
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HoarA fur Noung l.adiea.

NOdFN IVY NVWIfo f'"VfV".
Mrs JOHN TOMpKINS continues to keep
WI Boarding House for Young Ladies com
ing 10 Lynchbutg for Edueat,on. She will also
lnstruc, Young Ladies in Music, on the PIANO
FORTE or Guitar and keeps constantly on hand
Dubois q S'odarfs highly approved Metallic
Plate PIANO FORTE5, which she pledges her.
5elfto sell at tho manufacurer's priccsin New York.
with the addition only Of the expense OF transpor-
tation from New York to this place.
n B.-Pieno Fortes securely put up, free OF ex
pense To the purchaser
Aug. IL 6if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

lfemoirs of Vil0ins.-Not content witt the pull
Iicty which the newspapers give to the rapes, muir
ders, suicides, thefts and minor villainies with
!. Inch the world abonnds, certain spectators upon
vtlsted public taste seeking to give TO these
,,ckenlng records more extensive circulation
and more permanent form. " Confessions of
these hear,less villains which polished in the
Paul Clifford vein, TO rem Ter them more universal
Y pals,ablo, and in which crime IS stripped OF hall
It's od,um and terror, and made to assume some
thing OF the character of =" chivalry" and honor IN
distress are deemed necessary tribute to the cha
acters of these yiolators of the laws OF God ana
man and thus we see paraded on the shelves OF
our booksellers, in the par'ours OF our evenings
and in the nurseries OF children, the biographies
and auto biographies of these lncarna'c demons
Such works ..as inspire a taste for I'aaihg-ou'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

Yopv bull ro,6a my or."-Judsn Augustine
8 Clayton ofGeorss, whose violen, opposition
TO the rcchtr,cring Of the u. s Bank, WINS only
exceeded by the universally with which he impu-
ted corrup, motives to the principal advocates OF the
renewal Of that charter, who had, at any time been
accommo leted 5y thai Bank with loans, hns found
it necessary 10 COM out IN t"c pubic papers, 10
vindlca.e h,mselffrom sharge, iudustrlousy or
culaed against him Of having becn bonght up by
the Bank foun led on precisely the same species OF
evidence upon which he relied to fix that same
charge upon obers-to wit, that the Bank Ind
loaned him large sun u money. Judge Clayton,
after giving a detail of the circumstances which
rendered an application to the Bank necessary, as
wjth that Institution that when he made the al
pIica,cn for the loan IL WAS accompanied with no
animation that his opinion had undergone any
change and that he is still as decidedly opposed
to it hs has ever been. The Judge may be
taught two things by his own ase,-lst that
those agans, whom he has preferred The charge OF
corruption may b. as innocent as himself, against
whom others made the same charge dcduced from
he same facts--and 2dIy, that the Bank will &C
commodatc It's enemies as readily lts friends IN
toe regular course Of business, provl'ed II have
substantial Sc, urty for the safety Of It's funds. We
mop. he may learn lesson of charity from this CIR
c m,tancc-a virtue in which he seems to be sadly
Efficient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15

s.r The name of Col William r. Johnson OF
Chesterfield has been added by correspondent
nf,he Rlchnod Enquirer, the list Of nominees, as
next Governor OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-15
1yIf PUBLIC

. ~
Il ROANE ofthat county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
From fhe v. y. imeris4n, Nv II

| RAets.-The contest of Yesterday, tao1o6..
snliing IN no great triumph oyrr nne was on
the most Interesting that cserto h pl,Ne ~ tho
nion Course. SIX horses entered for he four m
hrats, VIZ urcie sam, Oksly Mary R1nIoiy
Miss Matte, Tob,ccoaist, and . lot all. II r.
mistake not except y Kelly, an Eclipse colt
Southern breeding fh's favori,e son seem,
10 b. no prophet among his own people al H., o.,
oct for The New York spor,smen competed e,p.=J,
with their Southern brethren of the turf IN buesf.
all the bets they could lay their hands on a..
| heaviest odds, in faver OF Mary Randolph -.
10 four, and even three to two, against Tue 5##f
being st-rsd by the hackers Of the ~ou.asrn ma.
ne 70 'es spiang from the sartinG post Il,
hounds from the leash, mud at one moment lls,,
e. would have covered the six, hen Mary R6t-
4 ph with Miss Matte at her heels. saat abe,
II ths rGst, AMI, though sometimes yicJas II. 81.
Ia ly krI hcr place vel, that before lie ir,,fj
taun3 orc hundred to one Was oie5ed taat sI.
Woasd win The heat. In The in.rd ,ound houcs.
jet ri hat part Of the coutsc towards Ia l,....
sation, where his sire used 10 MAKE Is m1s,lo
'n1as pushes, OKriiy, amid the cheers OF ,6e -
cled spectators, dashed ahead, aud, keeping lbs
| snnsge in the fourth round, came IL. Winning l.
| heat With apparent ease. The sensation Pfoda
, ecd oy such an unforeseen tcrnin,tlnn OF tic e
tcsi, may be we'll conceived. III. aiinuers {
Mary Randolph, like those Of a Inlschiesous bet
began to curse the charms thu, had nisird them
| and O Kelly came IN 70, shnrc Of The 3or, II +
| had hecn showered upon his she. fhe to-e. rev
ever, seemed st 10 I've between Mary R,n+o ri, aft
O Kelly, and tho betting VI cous., IAN " tArs
,wo horses. But nov, in tho second hrs. arr,
to both Mpeavsd, ard Urcs Sam " .he sll,tls. II
every one, though hard pressed by Okeiy, on.
stripped both HIM snd his "a anason.s;, end y u
the heat in handsome style.
Tho interest liz the ihiid heat was nos y corIss
much esh,ened; especially when tnt Southern
nlsre, rs If fred VIII the increased conpcti.i ion
shrl ahead II fashion thai hue encd to nn.E1,
[ .sle Saw. iip. the New Yorker plunged m
sagctly 10 his .ssisr,nee TINT lie shoi flr r =.
rh"ad D. the 4 stance post, and chmc .it r. is !
cahtcr. The tune in which tlits- hoses 4. i IN
w"k-vz: MN sec. 8 mi-. 5 sec., al 5 ~.
s"e.--"onid La ~ prove any f,htm tn b. fs4
rate racers b pa. oi the course heavy at 10
time from the recent Iains, and " heu lie feputs-
lion Of Mary R.n ioi ph i. CONSIDER cd i. nu.. b II.
10 ~rd that while hsr spirited efforts win hos, e
nrie sam Eiede this IF the ntost handsomely
eoHtr''ed caces HAT has ltheI place npo1 d.
roy =, ti,t tesp., pioad o1e for tn. y = -
biouJ ,r,l Dofloa of eclipse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

: vas ca'1t and desrei AZ. al ,e.t5-.,..- -
}hsmseit, the caHsa and tle Ionlet,s,..... " u
passion and modification IN one commune. = Il
1t Will De remembered tlat he BOARDED :
same house with Ms II lie ieigaed ~. u
aud Mrs II. beng sent into tie iouln IL ''s'
! her. He held her IN one arm, while w,,I, a'fs
er lie braniished acr tHsband's dtyt Ia. 81 "h
OF fatal aiiection. The weul on I'LL one, ~
and third time, AMI at ouch blow sa'
| through her heart Her cries brunei,
men into the room bui the suddenness .nJ
OF the scene appalled, thcm and - tn ii elcr,.I
grace they fea. IL has been said u1t ai,'.
the dirk as IN his victims basom, al.d H..
wing II about IN the " ofnd fr the pur,.a..
king II deeper aud wide. This, huye,s. -
med, and IT'S legged HAT tie WEAPON hal -
upon Il breast pm and that he VS. tli.s,..., "
lie inflicted IN all eleven wonnd,. Mrs n
ing, struggling and covered wIli hio.l ....
with strength altogether unaecounialIe ar..,
from the room, but shortly nltutsr ri
The murderer made no atlens' 10 cseep
hassald and appalled,, he regarded the s...,
stu ID harror. The arm which L4.=l'
bold against an innoccn, AID lovely 49,.
parayzcd when the steel's psut ~s
gaInsl his own bosom. Il VS. 3" "a. #..
biow-lnd yet he dared u1l.4 Il NJ #==.. . =.
drank idudanum, II wnfhdu'. ur tt csg.,#.#
on. An emctie MS t#las.i ss.r,d.IQ. f#=t
ny - thtttne - Isci01s4~ss TIA. -. - 5.=
er--ihc blood stainoi mt gal, -. -. -.
woman he .pved-- stunned eytrS 6..s4
forgot even his own e4islcno..
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tf7m he \. Y. cpu1tr, Jame |.

-, o'tFh AND LAST DAY.
se'"'."f' y" 10 NetlSlahe sh-
- 49, ~ 80" .''e''ofh ny fcoisf' faf-
e. D"''''e' -! h'''i'se' an. amy hsihbe ny
a'.", ul' P''rc'y Oh ~ H'efs"''' w's The
~ ''' ''ce'y oaeH'' - 81 al Al t.t
s'''"'n'" '"e "P'eief' epls'''ihta "t htr
~ ~, 's,os anu Won '''c race IN sood 'yie-
''',,y s.'. oo'oI
=" \. cur ''e contest Tor 'he Frorle'ors purse
- "e''' S'"ic',o'>' pehe I'll o'i.ahs,
''''l' - "fY' 'c"Pcs'' Lazy -2h'"ssef1 Nas-
s','' - "'I H''"sn''
=" was me fa'"'''e ana freely taken
's''s1 '''c h'''' TO . beUihS brsk ana TIE otds
l'"'P''1 "e'rp'8' ou' Ia ms case aS on iae pre-
oe0'''s onys me knowing ones were taken IN,
T'' ''s "''' nca' WIS won ny The Daha OF o"eees.
~ VIE qua IN favour OF Ma'san4eNo se'41
~ ~ - '''' u No'
- nc SECOND hea' the i'uRe ct Orleans aga#b
,''.N '''s ""' F' SS'd by M'sS'neiio puI Itl-
| -. ''''i 'ne wen ''terih'he ION 10 contend Tor
,''' va ''' ''''u l'arrr oil '"A ms mlle e'i,ii
vi" ""' "'@ ~ ley pfe>en'eu al ai'1iu sym
' 'l'''' 'iS scf' io''hr leht'' tne't>i ah" o'
''"'' sse"""s inc seven continued IN such t'"se
o'"e' ,''' :, was 'hNossihIe - d ieao"ie "hch
was o"o NJ h'p.e5 howeve u &C q 'i fasS'1g,
S''','.'o "ou impress f'er' RE- ua
'''' "',1 H''aone.oa VA -. -s.s p'p
- w no, s'at' III ms t~a.z'.A 80 a. ''a
~ 80 ,c''g e''fhs "a zt-.5 F.. z.a'N"s
fls'., 81 = ''''' ~ 'az'' .. a. .''
20 "t . ct't1s 3" s'.s=t 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

On the 25th FEBRUARY, His Holiness of the Pop
IN special congregation oftha Cardinals of Prop
uganda, held in the Vatican Palace u, Rome, nom.
mated the Rev John Bapt Purcell, d. D. TO the Va
cant Blshopric ofCmcina,ti aa1 having erected a
new see at Detroit, in Michigan, nominated the
Rev. Frederick REESE, d. d. It's first Bishop. The
new diocess comprises Michigan and the North
west Territory. The diocess of Cincinnati is now
confined 10 tho State of Ohio.
When Lord Pnget was Ambassador TO Constan-
tinopc, he, with the rest the gentlemen there 4
a public capacity, determined on one gala day, 10
have a dish dressed after the manner of their re-
spective countries, and Lord Paget ordered piece
Of roast beef and plum pudding. The beef was ca.
silly cooked butthe court cooks not knowing how
to make plum pudding, he gave them receipt
" So many eggs, SO much milk and -four, and a
given quantity Of rasins-tO be beaten up together
and boiled for three hours in five gallons Of wa.
ter" When dinner was served up, frs, came the
French Ambassadors dish then the Spanish Am
bassadors, and next two fellows bearing tremen-
dous pan und bawling " room for the English Am.
bassador's dish y BY the mother that bore me
cried his lordship, II forgo, the bag, aud these
B upid scoundres have boiled it without one aud in
Ave gallons orwa.cr. !. will DO good plum BROTH
Ievsyt...
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woman fs'',4 siTe 10 iceeantp fse ri, lafentast
Inc ,hanse produced 10 tbs ehid JeuiHg FUR oafs
"as "a great that the f't.r jj not NJ first, denti.
: her rs his but certain, nBtlSs ON her body soon
proved the collation. between them. Pal Gsz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

T'am he v y Johyn1 + Ca,merer, yan

VERY LATE FROM COLOMBIA.
We are indebted to capt Brisrs of the Eliza
beth, Tor Bcgoto papers 10 elst April inclusive
near u mooth later lh,n TIE pre-, ious advices
Among the passengers IN the Elizabeth. is IL,
Hon Thomas + Moore otc Minister Of the Uni
ted States 10 Bosola.
Mr.. M'Alec, the Charge dAaancs sent on, /,
relieve MIR. Moo-c, M, the latter gentleman n
carthascna, and thence proceeded on his journe,
10 Bogola.
Mr. Moore caused the rcmaihs Of the Hon Rich
ard c. Anderson, our !ifst Mluistcr 10 Cololnbi q
who died at Cortlagena, TO be disnterred, and hs
brought them to the United SITES.
All is quiet in New Granada. and the present 90
vernmcnt appears to be firmly established.
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DpAIs.S1iC NEW -.


DOMESTIC NEWS.
fi0a ~ Washington Gis5s. Jazz /
TuH sc .sp Tx liosr VS. We upaarsf.4d
that a rero,thavIns been received fran Cen Cark
the superintendent oil In1sn aiFails Al u LOUIS
IA winch be expresses the opinion. that HE ST
prisoners may b. restored TO tlsir hiends y ,tlea
aIc,ts The interests or safety of on cuizfns and
tat thor rel sa-9 w9s1 be peculiarly graft as 10
he friendly ohofs AMI X oknk and hisasslsi.
airs themselves having SOLICITED t1slr discharge
tfan confinement and rlsi,ol Themselves faf tbeir
COOL conduct. Preparations haYe teon niie Tor
4helt return Ia ihoif h1mes
We l-arn. that they val be conducted through
tn principal eiics. with view 10 exhibit them
the extent Of The population Of tie country rs
wealth resource nd meaus of defcnca, auJ 10 IN.
arsss them with conviction of it, strength nnI
a5Wer winch vii DO pfptuea,c Of lasting eoa
tanseqisnacs They wlll ptobibiy lcayc Fortress
N9otoe carly m the hfxt We *, proceed as far
Elst as Boston, thence In Albany, Bnllno. md De.
ifot 1ac'f Subsequent tout will tcl le deter.
, aaincd y Tic officer having them IN e5atge.
/ BANs# o. TIC UNITED SrArts--It annoafs
iiom 4 Statement oil the Exchange Transactions
of'he Bank Of the UuIled Suites aud IT, Offices of
. Discount and Opposite to the yeat l5a9 which we
ind tcnerkedupon IN Mics Registcrthat values 10
the extraordinary amount Of $2il III 9i2 were CT
~ ~ ~ 'ns ipsi"uaeh "a inc course Oh last
~ u '"' He'y ~" average ia'e oi one-eieVenth
=. '"' =. cent OF 4'""g .e"t' Oh eNefy Thousand
s''i''' - ''e "'''e 81 H. "ieeo' ~i<oo''o'o OF
'p's N"s' oa''nl were eAeaanged without any
81" 3" a. 'no me "Fe'ase premium OF e&-
change on the remaining SEQ oo) go, was less
''", e1' "''a % ohe per cont Ana '"f 'hisfSef
nth n oaf pr esa. the goodness orthe money
WIS rendered frItain the safety Of the mnIs bstI-
''a, "u' aug. "n'u"' III postage sa'ed. ron II
s'"I Practice ~ 'e BANK 10 give dfaiis payable at
o'e o'5 - ",a," arc AWAY pa' VI Pf"Sen-
f'''o"l )" ~ " o','o' ny PEI ,"ns 10 "hom ihey be
,.'-' '''' " No. an "0''es,' DC received " any
""'o'' '''esu"'a
= IN NV correctly heh"sfa can
"o' ''a1 ." 'l'A' ~. hoh''s no' ali mneh h'sh-
u '',s q l''1''''al ''' 's'Soos 'np' WIN appear
''',,,'', .s' 10y '''n 10 IS at Az ",gaa"'ea
~. 1',' 49, =, '"l3 not
,'''3 " "o'e nan on"ise- would Il not b. rock
nus ,9',' el' p"h" oi mo ohlea states
.! '''s '''s - '"a't' u 'II re
VIZ mr. "@fHfH.
s.,
-. f"t''' ~ "a" ut h"naePhl'
~ ~ IN .,A a' "rhnt hs
''i''l' 70 us "'s'' MI u w ''s'rh. oil Vlls
/ ~ u ar.
-,
~, ,''' ~ 1oi5''''se e'''3f '"Re ,
i"t late heavy Jams eRVe eentaly produced
.ao'Sa'n Vie Tut las.. ai'n1si as gteot Us
/ t'2s' winch '.e"''el m lHi1 Weh're hoard
NY accounts. ana IL .'m ch9aa "thessed
~ '.'',h''s oliNe' i''W eHfc's Ihs
,''''',' - N"'a' sso'' 'eh'Ve seiiif con
,las,"oy WE Us ~ re ara Il great nambrr OF
lne zl,4 'ni the 'a' 'n5 tn "'t.1e' le'd',wh.eb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

Cotton Seed OH.-Ihe Natchez Journal ofihc3 30
INST states that a Factory for the mandatory ot
o't jrom Cotton Seed has been put into coul lrte
ana successful operation hear that city, by h.l
Anderson Miller and two other gentlemen by '!le
name 0! Piualmar.- One LusAs. ofss.d it is saiii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

Tn Office of Messts { okc < Coote.at wheel
ny, Va. was entered on the night of tho oslh Ut
and Bank notes stolen thorctrom 10 the amount oi
about 1900 About 5000 OF II was IN notes Of tao
Bank oi GAINESVILLE, and the remainder Of the Mus.
knsum Bnrl5 Of GAINESVILLE The thiofis describ.
ed as young man of abou, 20 years Of acc, red
hair, and frcckcd faIc--who cuils himself Wi
Inns. a reward OFFS 100 for money and ,Aief. IS
offered IN the Wheeling papers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

Poasef of C2nscieacc-Anothcr instance has re
Gently occurred in which restitution has been made
ior property wrongtaljy token on withheld Mcssrs
Palmer Clarp, jewellers. No li5 Reed street.
received day or two SINCE, through the medium
of the Post Office, Letter inclosing s33 being the
VALUED amount, with interest as the writer snys,
for property taken out OF their shop The letter is
now before us, and concludes by ascribing the ros.
tuition 20 the fear o. God y. y. Cogl 4dr.