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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

The Edltols of tho Richmond Enquirer hnYc
lection Of the Israel lll' qajs aoms yeora 40.
some Of our readers viii remember the proceedings
of political meeting, sad 10 have been held u
Israel III, in Prince Edward county, at winch
the prominent characters wctc eolored persons or
white, of l,y lt.rer' iutng thar cue from
tins successful attempt, we presume some ms
chief loving wngs in Necklcnburg county, recent
Iy sent 10 the Eclu,ter the proceedings of II
large and ,e,ps taola m tin paporiing 10
have been held at Clprksyle N that county, cen
surinS IN very harsh terms tho conduct Of TX
Lieutenant K mlolph IN his recent assault upor
the President The to nc md temper ofthese pro
ceedngs drew fotd highly complimentary no
tee from the pen OF the E'iilors But, it since
,urns ont, mat ne sAt meeiugg mas epo held j..
aud as for tha names ofthoae who figured in tho
narrative, correspondent OF the Whlg uny tell
the story.-iio says
With thc exception OF one or two Individually
who clajm for lhemscve. the nppclintion of gentle
Htet, neither of tho others competing the Commit.
tee, can be REGARDED SO, in any sense Of the word
Even II We restrict the use Of The term, 50 merely
10 distinguish bctWccn IA gentleman x n r,td ptan,
II Is not applicable IN the present One 81 the
Individuals ktoH to be melancholy victim al
HidaoBtaHit, On itlncrant fJder mud sad wreck
Of BAN tird1, of the olden tmo. Another "a known
a cracked brain Illiterute fool more suitable
subject lof mad house, than political committee
A thrd, # not free negro ong since migrated to
tie West, ~ company with some Of has sable
friends. A fourth Is known --------- But, 81.
! hnye sn,d enough cbout the learned Committee
Tho Chairman aud Secretary are names unknown
10 the citizens Of Clnrksvll MS for Gen. Alicn.
lah Thonas Hawkins, lac IS only known here
Nomblr of Congress from the adjoining statu ot
North Carolina"
There Is but little wit IN these attempts more
especially all Editor, are equally liable 10 be
thus imposed upon. 'fhc same migehicyous fellow
who palmed this Imposition upon the Ehqaatef.
may serve the Wing similar turn, should III
next movement ofthe Political Kaleidoscope throw
the Wing mud rs present friends INTO new and hos.
tile combinations. Should this be so the Wlig
will hardly call II "a good joke. AS il now docs
but on the contrary, wall level at It's author IL
bulerost shafts. Has the Wing forgotten that
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rule, " which II lately com.
mende1 to ohr special obscry alion--' Do auto 9th
ers as you would thai they should do unto you =
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4 RID.

VAL Bossltux respectfully amour cos to
~ II the lad,es and fteniiehnen of Byncbburg
md vieuty that he vii fe apen his DANCING
-chIo0l. N the franhlin Hotel, on Monday
HcX loth inst and he hopes 10 SEQ his former pa
pd4, Ia hom he Vii leueb something new, and
viii have his Nish, and bay School nice, once ey-
cry Other week, Ia lie evening fot tho purpose Of
practising figure 10 which meeting parents will
be respectfully invited 70 aaenj WITH lleir friends,
Il witness lbt participation Of their children in
thu innocent, hea1ty and maal delightful accom-
plslmen, required IA all The circles of tho beam
moBic Parents Who are DESTROYS to eyo that
branch Of adne tion 10 heir children, will please to
have The sooiness 10 sent them \. the opening Of
the School u Ar Il cannot remain longer than
INC quaitet, which vii end tie l5 Daxt month,
hy giving Iessena PER weak instead Of ,. Il il
much Desired hatghose geutlamsn abo are dspo-
sed 10 attend TIN School 10 commence altogether.
Il viii very much ntannte The progress 6fthe pu-
pills, mud be Beneficial 10 ihqln.
june q ouf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
Rsnio'pr and tie lady OF Gouyerneur More t.

Ranio'pi and tie lady Of Gouyerneur Mofia. t.
Of New York
We would give something TO he possessed Of
his correspondence with Mrs. Gouvetneur Morris.
/, was onc continued stream of light both Ways
marked with the characteristics Of the lightning
Each lash was meant 20 be fatal Some Of I've b..
heso, was wuucn ~ rcd fnt 10 indicate NOR
clearly shat s<,ho temper Of the pattea. Mrs
Morris Was thought to have come al ennqnerof
Tho following paroGeopi,, ttom the New fafk
Courier IS amoro full aud particular account Of n
rumof, truth OF which We were nj first inclined
te,doubt
" We aro informed that tho Hon. John Randolph
directed Ivy will the emancipation o. all hts slases
This seemed to be an ohtret nenr to his henrt, for
when life was fast leaving HIM h. sent for an on1
ncnt lawyer IL Phlndelph,a and made testfmen.
tary disposition to that effect Stains nj the same
lifae that he had left III IN Virginia contanin.
directions that on his dcceaaA all his slaves should
be liberated bnt approhenslvo some necessary Tor.
malnios might have been neglected he WIS tlesi.
rons olrepeatng his inInctons 10 his executors
IN n manner that could not be mistaken Or eva.
dedh
The most important, however, Of the scraps re
latlve To the last moments of this extraordinary
man, is "A paragraph in the Philadelphia Inquirer
IN relation to the renewal of ihn charter OF the
United States Bank, The Inquirer says
" Il Is remarkable that almost the diving werl6
of john Randolph were in favour Of the rcehaler 81
the Bank of tho United States. The Nnenh
Delegation will go almost to "a man in favour al Tie
Bank The example Of Randolph viii have great
influence IN that Sta'e."
In certain part OF the Statc--that whieh he
80 long represented tho opinions of Nj Run
doIph will doubtless have great influence, NJ they
Will indeed over particular individuals in almost
every section Of tho Commonwealth But beyond
his own Congressional District, he never Wledrd
much influence. 1t may, however, SAFELY be III
itrrod that hts change oropin,on IN favor of the
IOheV VI renewing tho charter ofthc u. & Bank
in otder to avert worsc ey,l, which, in common
with othors, he opprchcnlod from tho sohemlng
politicians Of the day, will doubtless hive great
weight no, because Mr.. Randolph changed his
opinion but because Of the reasons which produz
ced that change and which, from that fact, Will bt
more generally convassed nnons the poopo.
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RANDOIpHlASA.

The papers are lilIel with the sayloss and do.
lnss OF this eccentric Individual many u which
doubtless the eonage Of other brains than Of his
who is thus male Responsible fot them. some Of
them, however, are doubtless true, aud are worthy
Of record The following aneclote exhibits the
1T ,u.,,.,..,, r..
''''"1 F' = ''0''
me f"'''ahi'hia Herald
Doctor was resding 10 him and nrononnced
the word q uni,,atent WIN tho stress on the ~, -
onni 9oteot Please. said the dYlno MN nro.
nonnce that word Om,,jDotent The Doctor pro.
c,eJed. and coming % the word agajn. pronounced
IL os ,sfol.-, Doctor. sald Mr. Il. / will thank
Won Ia -,,,o5,,,,,e fiaf ,yord 0ol,,0atantp Soon
,l..r,r +, n,ttf,- ms hand 10 As fole6esd he AMI
81 h,vr me syet If death on me nov = and short.
" AFT, ne died
an ....,....I,. H., ~ ,a,,. c....a...
~ ="
member OIL Congress tor having pronounced Mi
chmacinac erroneous J. icOaang hum with great
bitterness on the SPOT.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

q hPANa.G,.s. lemons. Dates, rrahes Git
~ TON, ircsetse1 Ginger fiss, ishisins, Es-
senee Peppermint. toper eaibnnale Soda. Tartar
c Aed, Sodn and seiditz Powders, Cinnamon
t;ul, concentrated sal, of Roses, fnaw artico)
AepolasrI iemea and Rose Drops, by the ounce.
pound 81 canister cream Gandr, Cinnamon
Comda. Iattple and aHpharet Of lion, Ear aefs
remedy CHOW aitelo ottman Tooth Paste, 0vy-
ma'late Of Lend, "a nov renejg,) Starch, figo
kinds, t,lass Motto seaas Gunlets Scales Gua-
snR and uloge Rads. Mnscal Boxos three sims,
Tam Oshaaler Gaff polled Eyed heedIe4,
Porcelain VISITING Gpnls, Silver Sprine Lancet,
Wa(rrs, Eoslisb Tooth brushes, Ambfosial and
Almond Paeie sosfa presons Suits, Tbefmone-
tets Soda and Peppermint and sola and Ginger
Lounges 0oies Silver Horse Gemba, pgleemofe
Wac, inh Powder aud Liquid blk, Hion1e assor--
ted colours, Guitars NoiinrelIos, Yioiina anl
Flutes SOM Leaaftai, n splendid assortment Of
French perli1maY IN Porcelain tle Etc. Reel.
we'd and iot sale at the eesg lowest prices by
Howell NIES.
jane : lfts
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TuE NVuEAr CROP.


ne othcr day, contemporary gave an anec-
date OF the introduction wnch took place between
panlel Webster and Judge Bud. 1t Is a pity Iiiat
Inc Whole conversation vas rot gwen, the W.T. OF
'a'ne Host proved on this as on other occasions,
very catching
Is true that on presenting Mr., Webster to Mr..
buel, Mr. Crutcnicn SAID, e This IS Judge Buel
VINO euiivates the finest Timers of The 6ed and
ms the Hon. Daniel Webster, who cuts the oho-
ccst Fowers otThetorie"
= Nir' Webster then happily Observed " Your
F0leers produce fruit, mine, fear, may prove alb
o'''vc p To this Judge Buel, with equal felicity
replied:
My Ferers, Sir, are annual and euancscent
while youts promise afsrpeiaal bioom'
"ELtsBrRo, Va. is thriving town, in the wes-
Tern part ofthe state From the Gazette" pub
"Shed there, We abstract the following
MANY new h6ases are bidding. There Is a
sa''oh factory, wl,h from, Of - feet and sto-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

res hsa--nov running DO spirrisrss and ON.
Isoyng - persons saw mil which cut 5000
feet in l. hours white hns glass works. EN-
pieylng 30 persons, TO winch attached cutting
establishment: large stoncware manufaclory n
woolien factory eardine machine, and carpet
factory, &c. and salt manufactory The popu-
lasion Is between 200 and 500 and a branch OF
the " estern bunk Of Virginia is locatGda at Wells
bur-. The ne,shberhooi Is rich aud cheerful, and
rapidly Improving the people feeling the benefit
Of the home market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

ERoNAUTIC EXPEDITION -Yestereay
niernSon, the ascension OF Mr. Durant took place
from Castle Garden, which, with the adjacent
round. Of the Battery, ttson god with sJeeta-
,srs their Numbers are sariotsly estimated, Tie
uf,etss of ind alton common "a at two q cloci. aud
VS. completed al five, At ~lAca time the seraaaut
,15k Ills scat in the car, via anchors, fags, bal.
last, &c.
Alter being carried uolul he garden a signal
va, givea the rope cut TN beilon1 assembled into
The ar with mere ible ve'uiy and III abol, Twelve
s.eolis was completely nt of sight, A denss
e., hanc over the city, which entirely hid the ief.
stnaycIicr from the gaze OF the disappointed mu-
,ai, The bliioon is the lar srst ever constructed
- tins country, being iotIy seven feet IN lis DIANE
.9d averaging aboat twenty c.ght feet through
s,f. d. as he entered The car sccusl 10 have rs
much sei.possession and uncoQcern as ooy udi1I-
dual present TINS IS h.. fth ascension
Z. S.-Nr Duran, returned to the city this
morning an& has given Us tic following particulars
III ais night beyond Tho clouds
70 eusrd ay.unsl accidents to the balloon in $
FIT ascent ithal been necessary 10 ohlrge II with
~, rxtel qulntry Of - 5, but when he was free
ON any dan /, from the wallis oftie Garden al
al fsen u a-sglicicn, elevation, Mr.. u. opened
Tn wave, and and the pressure tn be from - h
- lbs.
The precise tme Of his leaving Castle Ciallen
vas four ninulcsptst five clock, and IN two min-
ntes after he he had entirely lost sight # this ne
.,ar world In / hlinuics more he found himself
{ did. ahove tic eouds-thc sun, which u Us
la b,en fr 4 long 'ne invisible, s1lu!ng upon Inn
N Il r, unclouded be ans. Tn wind wien he
started fon the GU,an W from thh osst but he
s1at teit a current b'owins wcst-"heh waited
Inn oWae'l> the occ"n.
lnlh rty n.nc minutes from his departure he 1T
"a. l. H., =
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LyNCHBuaG, susso. 1893.
TEMPERANCE AND SLAVERY.


Campbell Cur Haass I empefaate syeieig--.fans
> 1888
Whereas there various reports in =, 'euleiion,
charging the Temperance Society WITH being CON
vered into a political faction In orda4 therefore,
to put down this ealnmny al once, SO far we
concerned BE Il reseired That the whole and
sole Object ol the Temperance society, Is, II has
becu oijnn aYaNcd a,il.t.sf al lilly anl Is II ~
sci forth III the preamble ofoat constitution 10 ebol
lsh the use of ardent spirits. AMI that tho reports
charging the Society rs being converted into Pc.
IitIca faction, arc false and gloundcss in the ex.
trcmc
ReSoieed That we never hive, in any manner
contributed TO the circulation al Peiitf5ai Tracts
under the title of Temperance 1faefS, nor huye
We ucnauy such tracts.
ResolreR, That # any Temperance Society, in
any part ofthe Union has been converted into u
political laeton, or has adel IN any manner the cir
cu'lon political traes, il Is unknown 10 thus So
ciety
Hesolrfd, Tint the Elitors of Tho Lynohburg
V"snan be respectfully requested to publish the
above resolutions.
THOMAS ROssER, Pfesi4eaL
JAMES NJ Gonos. .Seefefafp.
- The Mobilization joarnala,as our readers are
already aware in order to keep alive an unnatural
state Of excltcmgn, in the South have cndcssored
to c,eote belief TINT the Northern people entertain
settled desgi 10 interfere with the Slavery qncs-
ton, and thnt the Temperance Society Que of the
Instruments by waieh they are eogertly endeavo,-
inc 10 prepare the public mind fot The oyowa Of that
dcsjen. Several Of these Societies IN the South
justly indignant al an inputaton winch they know
10 be uoioonded have preceded our Campbell
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NDT'sGr.

a LII of tfe gods and effects Of Charles and ID
/ "A b. Phelps x Co. IN this place. and Of Bell,
Phelps & co. Of Otter Bridge, have been conveyed
to us in trust Tor the benefit of sundry Of their cred-
ito,s and endorses H. this decd is embraced all
the debts due to said firms, whether they be due by
bond, note or open account.
All these indebted to said concerns, are request
ed to come forward and make immediate payments.
The si,uatior of things IS such as to allow Of no
INDULGENCE The deed under which we act IS OF
reco.d in the Clerks Office of the lIu,tngs Court
for the Corparmioa of Lynchburg, and will be re-
Corded in Bedforl.-The goods will he shortly Sold
of which dlc notice will be given.
S & NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
1,no6 3.
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FE'f' II
R9n6tbRgg
IN TEfi5 subacfiherg have taken
e "a tho tenement nexl door a.
sa-X ~ love meAsra Z s Miller 4 60.
-. and nearly opposite The Banks,
whore they nov teeeirin. md openihg an entiro
oe'9 aHI ifrah assortment OF SHOES, BOOTS,
uAIs cAPS. TRUNKS. &c oftlia latest style
and fashion. and warranted work which they re-
rpeyt} odsfto iba public At leW fnees
Il =. NEWl1Aii & 60.
Ms - alf
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ll.tEsEeIAd.M&.

MARRIED on Tuesday evening 2sjh May by
tho Rev Mr. Thompson of the Methodist Pro
tfslnnt Church Mr.. VIM. Il. WATSON ri
phnve 10 Ms AMANDA MltVINA daueh.
ler Of Mr. VIM $ Bneby of !ynchburg.
-, ON Thursday. lhc 3olh of May, by thc
Right Rev. Biahop Moore, THOMAS GREEN,
Eaq to Miss MARY ROANE RICHIE, re-
cond dausbero OF Thomas Richie, Esq all OF Rich
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
esEzxszE1xgSszs5E1Ls' <x2TgyE g1gFs
OFEGlj AIRY.

pIED-At NieIsaute, MIS- on Tuesday tho nj.
Of Mny, JANr EMILY aud JULIET, daughters
IF poctorJ " neermnn. Also e Cholern, Mn.
RtEL A. WATSON, merchant, on the eonc
day These threo young ladies were the only
ehldten Of Dr. lioeeman, and on the evening Of
The snmc day on ol them was TO be married 10 Nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

A. md QUOTA. e
= Y an order OF the board of directors of the
70 Lynchbur9 and Pine Ridge Turnpike Com
pany, TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS on Gael,
share IS required, to he paid immediately by the
Stockholders into the hands OF Samuel Melofklc,
Treasurer Also, tho amount subscribed for the
building Of the Bridge ACROSS Black Water Creek,
on sald road
/ NERlWETuEE, President.
My y tsif
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F''0m Me Pe!eys5't'g I.ie.iigenccr, Nay 81.
FREStlET.


Apron ,tox River commenced rising on Sliuf-
d,v und ljia Hood continued until Wednesday
Lat nonn " icn the tnr1iI wAors began Ia re.
T.. N'a,ly .hc VINCE Of the Il ach bstHeen
- .tk1 'ol, rli The HlH.y nas covered f1r n
s#ls / ib' a. anI tu; residents pnt to much
la'9pve1'enca ami IT uhlc in rolng IN aud from
their habtlons. The large Store Houses ~ tia.
section of the iowa being nearly quite waiet
prank we herr % no dam ge to goods or produce
contained IN them though We learn that mlny
acres Of valuable low grounds on both sdes above
and below the Cooperation linz, nclalllag scvera.
productive meadows, have been overlooked and
seriously injured.
I'll. Rtc4,7ord Cs-,iAy states that tic second
Freshel N The James River hogan to snbsldc o.
Wednesday. /, had done good deal Of mischief
10 TIE low grounds" Some saw that it as
HIGH as The gre-t fresh of 1926 or 7-bul IT IS cal
cnlated by others, that it is lower by ahou half Il
fol. The injury i, has done to the Wheat is very
co siderable 1t has overwhelmed the fine Wheat
OIL the low grounds of one farm, above on tin
jaines river, which borders on the river nearly e
mlles. 1t is estimated 10 hsve done $l5 900 dam
a,e m three tlrms a, Dover, Indeed On m 'st o.
In low bottom Immediately on IA 49,
done more OF less injury To tn WA ~ ne
Carn fields.
The rnischicr it has produced ON the pamnnkv
rvar Is still more mukcd in It's desoatons. Froh
the sudden accumulation Oft waters n th2t sa3ali
r.Fer, the fresh has risen higher, In proportion.
tan in our own river iehcr indeed thm it ha7
hen since the year 1914 and the injury TO tn
wheat and corn crops is consequently @reaien On
one of the hnc farms in the neighborhoal Of Little
pages Rrda, the damage is estimated al from : 70
10000 dollars. Ono of It's beautiful fields On TIE
m'rsin OF the rlvcr, comprising about 800 acres,
was calculated Mt one period Of ,hls spring 10 pro
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William b. Reid, Thomis }. ReId, adj
m nlstraior ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
seph GadJ, sen'r, and Robert G.. Cut
Ter.
FEsAkE NDTlCE.--that "a Monday the Sh
r. day Of iuy 1888 betw en- the rising nod SCI,
tins Of the suo, at the Fagenof Mr.. - Harmon
in the tow of 'tain o. & Sta OF Virginia, sta /
proceed o take the depo ,ons Of James Joh o., !
others; mi if not completed on that day, to &c
continued lrom DAY to day, until fin shoJ, which
are intend ] 10 bf read as evidence IN suitdc-
penalag IN the Creuit Superior Court Of Law
Il Cbmccfy, for III town Of Lynchhurg, il
whlchl N pI'mf and You are defendants, when
and wne4e you Will p.ease attend.
HENRY, A PAUPEE,
aln Of Esther.
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MIR RICHARD COKE JR

The Richmond Wh,g contains the proceedings
at a dinner given TO Mr.. Richard Coke, jr late a
ncmbc- Of Congress from the Accomac District,
by portion Of the citizens Of Northampton coun.
y. Together with the speech of that gentleman,
these proceedings occupy SIX columns. Mr.. C's
speech and the toasts, all IN favor of South
Carolina Nullifcation-and yet it has not been six
months since the same gentleman avowed his op-
position 10 that doctrine In like manner, Mr..
Coke was elected as a friend Of Andrew Jackson,
while, in private letters, he was in the habit of
speaking him in the most ntemptuons terms
There can be no doubt, therefore, that @hethef
Modification be righ or wrong MIR. Cote's Typo
crisy has met with its just reward-expuslon
from the public service His friends may feast
him witi public dinners rs mach a. they please
bu. ticy win not, by that cheap mode Of honofine
their fayore, prove either tina, he is honest, or that
his political creed is right or safe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

!. alc tiaphe may 20 iclNt aid counsel ,us
g Young men sgains, takn up the Ratchet In future
when there is no sort Of hope Of accomplishing u
ny thing by II, but their own destruction
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TIE Prescription LiS--If What we hear from
Washington be true tho golers-uP ofthc New
Prescription Lis, viii regret the day that they at
tempted to initiate the French Jacobln Clubs in
presentingt to their master, for "pHnish'sent the
names x lose who had i1currei thv'g ean,ity.
faa El,oc, If ,e Ha,oDa' I'oiGeoeer inform.
~. u tue authority .. rumot ~rish mas rencted
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ANDIIIl.R MEEIINl.

We ere glnd 10 perceive that second meeting
Of the Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank Of VIZ.
el1 has been eolled TO considcr the propricty
Of SUI sDbng ior the alocl, Of rhc james Ry,r and
kuna% ha Company. Tho meeting la to 20 he d
Richmond, on the 291 Of July nos.
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$40 REWARD FOE

EpUNAW " from the subscriber on fhe 9th
IA ofAprii Inst iwo nero Women, cLOA ard
her dau2hie Am --cIos - about IS years IT age,
and has los . price ef b8i5 her ears by hghtiDg.
and on her upper hp Is nole, Am Is abous 10
years Of sc, and vefy lik.lY GIRL They wore of
when they ~ent esay a stfHped yarn dress each.
No etbel rlaihine taken II as reeoeeicd Glea has
u husband LIVING atVDf Meei@ethefs, ~ this
county, aud pefhars size IS iln,ing about his pIsf-
'niian or she my hive ganeio Philip Pnyne'sin
thn1pht county n she eamo ont Of lis esintc.
purchased Lon fHd Aan IF Inc eslnte Of L. w.
pasiss 1asd eal gise the abose reward IL
delivered 70 ma in Bedford county, nenr Wanglrs
fouy ar1en dollars Tor either fifteen dollars is
secured IN jail or, = ID iof ellhar ofthem
CHARLES 4. REYNOLDS, SRI
fHne & Ii.
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Z = The Foreign News, on ou first pago, is Of
considerable interest
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u y z 7. ROY Il Ii,
FIX 81 OF Charles Joh, slon. doc

e : ::: :: : :::: IS: y: q; a:
- Catalogues of fruit trees, green house
plants, &c. may be found at Mr. a. r Norlh's book
store free Of cost. Mr. p observes, that South OF
the Potomac, II IS al ways best 20 transplant trees
inthe fall Plants usually kept in pots ought to be
ordc cd in the Spring aud Summer. MIR Prince
has sent me, fot sale, a myrtle enyed orange tree,
and several plants If he cope jasmine, VIZ the
large shining eafel md the small leaycd multi
dora, doahe white eanela aponica, and crimson
a4alnone, io~eled do. Orders strictly attended to
~ HENRY LATHAM.
Mayer BIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

No Pass No Ref For ns, Stock
June 1t, 1872, 1853 2li6 9s2 1852
June lst 1898, 1889 1891 sIi 21i5
Inspected the pa,l week 33i lhds passed. tobac-
co II hhdJ. refused tota! 106 hhd,
We averaged the tobacco SOLD on Wednesday,
the 29lh Of May-t2 hhds. ofpassed tobacco, aver
age 81 90 10 bhds. refused, SO 60 Crops have
averaged from 30 to $40 ~. We glyo the aver
age OF six crops sold during the week