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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

-, communication a, all time, Tor trade aud tra-
Sunnasins. then, the locomotives 10 travel
ao ,,cs an hour. travellers might pass between
c;,;.. in 80 hours but including probable
IT. in # least four days: SO thai in i've days.
" ,,;,l,, traverse from abumeut State OF TIM.
~, -, "a the o,her-irom Maine to Louisiana
H.,.,L,,rd of the CITY have intercourse ui;a
,h;rd If the Union. by the Mississippi and lis
gu, rivers and westward, besides having a
u III communication by the Missouri, White.
n,"aI Arkansas, and Red rivers We grasp in pros
p' ,hc almost certainty of having a railroad a.
pc. ,,c mountains to the galf Of California from
t;ah ~, can command the Pacific ocean send
o,r steam ships thence 10 China, the East indies,
W. TO ali Asia and the west Of Africa and
.,s,ly out,trip the little queen OF the ocean, cn-
.n,broncd on the northwest OF Europe.
u, we not perceive that England is making
o,y cfror to anticipate our rapid strides to Ia
lr;,;,s and extension of commerce with Asia that
La.,yrn ncditates steamboat navigation by the
T',nIrates and Red Sea To the Eastern ocean mud
,hst the potcntates Of Egypt, Turkey, and Persia
,,, nlay second fiddle 10 her attempts Shall the
.;,;,.ns of America slunher snpinely y, with such
,.,s,,cts before them, of turesang the Asiatio
s.,rt ets-and of extending their commerce to cv-
.ry mart of the world Can they not perceive their
s,,rrior facilities Of forming an intercourse with
I China: and that they might voyage second time
,b;,ber. before Enelishmen could once even by the
Mediterranean
Etbc route across the ishmus of Panama de
.erycs the attention and supper; OF the national
d Governments doublv must this mattcr-bcing
4 chiefly within the national domains, and national
control.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

u" The New York Evening Post, which has
A." formally communicated from the great
."puol'can party by the Washington Globe, abso-
'''c'y refuses to be kicked out of the ranks. II
"'''s most Justify that ii will support Van Buren,.
nc'her the Globe will permit it to do SO or NOT.
! 'oocrous affair, throughout The idea of a
o"rhai at the seat of government, assuming to IT,
y" 'ie right of deciding what papers arc entitled
particular political appcllations, -pronouncing
y""a " Standard" and cxcommuuicatinc tim, i,
','"' "ui'-s one of the new signs of the
''d' cannot escape observation. The
: 'c"u'y OF II, too, in the case of the Even
Vs. ''hat tl'e Globe prcdicates its charge of
''"''oh from the Republican creed, upon rca-
A., "O'' II they be true nos, were Just as true
"o'i''H ago--such as the opinions express
y '"c fost on the Tariff and BANKING oncs
. - inc Post is hereto on those topics now
4 "" equally so twelve months since. Why was
denounced, aad prescribed! Why was
s"'"eu as leader in the Republican ranks,
''' eStoiled to the skies, and his ESSAYS
"s Standard articles, until now The
'" IS very plain. His course ON the Abolition
fo~.n ''' Is feared, may nurc Van Buren, in the
81, '.'css he be dsowned-and hence he is M
n H.. '''''ed that he is no longer Republican
All curse is sanctioned by Mr.. Van Buren,
"' doubts that it is directed bv linn 7-tbo
~ "'ofe deficient in spirit than We deem il. il
~ moi haul down hi, far.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

a. BY extracts in This morning paper it will
be seen that the Bank OF the United States is pre-
pairing to wind up its affairs in manner the least
likely to produce dcrangemcntand pressure iniho
pccuniary aud numerical condition of tine nation,
The public will owe the Directors of that InStn-
ton "A lasting debt OF gratitude for the manner in
which, disrcgardng the >landcrs Of those who have
so constantly imputed to them the most dangerous
designs and the most diabolical motives, they have
discharged the delicate and important duty viii,
which they were entrusted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

Os DIrs-Ihc New York Mirror " hicl by the
the renewed beauty OF its dress. from the effects OF
the late fire furnishes several interesting dts, on
the authority Of "a trim, dapprr pecuat looking
little gentleman, in green speciacles 4 dnity brcech-
es"--doubtlcSs the Paul Pry of Gotham Among
them are the following: That fashionable native
author has abandoned prose and las completed an
epic poem, on a Dutch subject which sill appear as
soon as The illustrations, III the hands of an cin-
nent artist can DC complecd Tia ore of a,.r loast
popn'lr poets has abandoned the u5, and will soon
make his bow in anOyel That celebrated Southern
belle (who can She bc') who has refused the hand of
one of the candidates Tor the Presidency, is shoi,
to be married young officer WHO captiyatcd her
recently at Cadets bail, n, West Point: That 70
reigncr passing himself Off rs sprig Of English
blty tnum5ers OF whom have for time infcst-
ed society in New York, Specializing on the latent
aristocracy OF our republican wives aud daushcrs,)
and who hid proposed for the hand Of young lady,
had becn discovered, an examination Of his pcdi
gree, to be an mposor he had consequently noseyd,
and the remainder Of the clique advised 10 cut
and run: And lastly, though not least that an nge-
NOUS artisan has constructed the model Of print
lug press by which it is believed 10000 impressions
Of the largest sized newspaper can be struck off in
one hour and forty minutes, printing both sides at
I Ie .lInc time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

DiP'1hNT 10 4 decree Of tho County Court of
n Amherst, pronounced the 2ist day of October.
lo3i, Garland against llardwick &c. (Chanccry,)
VII sell, The highest bidder Tor cash on Saturday
the Eth dayof October next, at Thomas Colcman's
grocery, II rri,ss Creek, two tracts OF land in said
decree mentioned, containing 10 acres and the
other ~ acres, it being the same lands that John
liarewck Inherited from John and Elizabeth Cole
man, deceased. THO. n. EuBANk,
SherV Of amherst County.
Sep. % wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

u Inc New 1ork Journal Of Commerce. ai-
'criing to the Lynching operations which occa-
Sionaiiy occur in the South, remarks =" Ii the
Southern people knew as much about the North Is
We do, they would see that by every such act of
violence they strengthen the hands OF the Aboli-
nonlsiS. How often do oH. fricnds a, the North
require TO be told that VT care not lis for the
numbers Of the Aholilioni>t> The mischicis which
we approximation their impertucnt reference
with the Slavery question may be accomplished rs
well 10y fifty as by fifty thousand individuals. If
lhe AhohlloniSts, few in number as they arc uni.
iormiy represented To he, cannot be restrained by
pnhllc opinion and will not be restrained by law,
from printing and circulating among us their ina-
nous publications, distinguished equally by false
hood IN their facts and soph>try in their arsn-
<nts, We care not how rapidly their numbers be
augmented, because all the purposes at which they
seem TO ann, aud against which we protest, We
repeat, may be just as eicctuay accomplished by
fifty as by fifty thousand. The fifty may Hood our
country with incondiary publications--thc fifty
thousand could do no more. And ii the ma jorty
OF the Northern people opposed To the fanatics,
overwhelming as they are said 10 be, Kill not
arrest the mischlevous and dangerous proceedings
OF the incendares, we care not how soon every
man North otthc Potomac becomes an Abolition
is The sooner the better
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
.Npr s'0v rna sgInf.s' a00Ha

yE,liE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
l public that lie has rcuot cd hi, Store next door
10 Mr.. John X. ID. PaynG's and neMly opposite the
Farmers Bank and that hc Is NOW receiving his Fall
and Winter Gnoi, which he ha, ~ hesitation in say
ing is one OF the most desirable Of
fercd in this market, and not inferior TO any IN the
State. II consists OF almost every description OF
Dry Goods, Hardware. Cutlery, Groceries, Hats,
Shoes sc, all of which will be sold at wholesale or
retail, the very best terms. Purchasers most
respectfully invited to call and examine his Stock
before buying as they viii find uaAery large and de-
srahle one. l.. Il. rs IES.
sep Il ltf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

the frends OF Martin Van Buren arc prepared to 40
Tor the SOUTH. Quite cunning this considering
that the Enquirer wishes 10 separate the Addition
from the Presidential question WI, did not the
Enquirer cite the Evening Post, as farther evil
deuce Of the good intentions Of Mf. Y rs friends
demonstration from that quarter, presume,
would neither have suited Southern meridian, nor
us design. We would whisper IN the Enquifcts car,
b, the WY, that the South does not desire the
friends Of Martin Van Burcn,' OF the friends oi an,
OTHER man, to do any thing for it. All that IT asks
is, 10 be let alone,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
FOR ssE.s'Y' spY xE.E%E,

WE Mountain Top Tavern aud form, with
about half the necessary Furniture This
establishment is situated at ioeli,sh Gap, Augusta
County, irginil - nile, from charlottesville 10
TO Slannoo, on the turnpike road, the great tho.
rouehiarc ior Western and Eastern travelling. aud
'iNitants TO III" ' ireinia Springs. The Geographic
cal situation of tins establishment cannot bc cx-
eel'cd on cqmllel 10y any other of the kind in
the States. The air is purr aui healthy, scenery
delightful and novel, the water purity itself The
houses large, commodous aud in rood repair
Under suitable administration, the establishment
would hc extremely valuable TO Il gentleman Of en-
erey and enterprise. The buildings were design.
ed IN thru construction 10 be made u healthy and
fashionable resort. There are about l5O acres OF
CLEARED land that ean be extended To , or BOO
Possession may be had the ls OF Dcccmbcr-.car-
lcr for seeding small erain, if desired. Terms
will be accommodating, rnd boardcr good por-
ton Of TIM. Immediate, or early application j.
i, Sirahlc. SAMUEL LISkE, in.
Sept. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

o. On his recent visit Of business to Alabama,
Judge White was invited to par,ake OF public din
ncrs at Nashville, Florence and other places ;
which, however, he uniformly declined To do. He
i, determined not to acquire the soubriquct Of
"Tablc Orator. Public dinners, by the way,
have become 50 common, and are frequently
rendered to the unworthy, that are clad to seq
them often declined by those who really merit
the distinction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
usOa,9NssE Il a,'EEY.

HNIIE subscriber, having determined to contin-
l. ue the Commission b sincss at his old stand,
is prepared TO make liberal advances on all pro-
duce consigned to his From his long cxpc-
riencc at business and by strict attention, he
hopes to receive share OF the business formerly
bestowed on liolcombc & Tyrcc.
RICHARD 1YREE.
July - WISH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

IoWELL.-Ne, some time since, joined IN the cry
against this town, believing that the statement in re-
laon TO the recent proceedings of the Aboltionists
there was to be depended upon, nasmuch as ii
was copied from an Abolition paper printed in that
place But the trade oflying is hard to uncan. The
Lowell Courier denies that that statement was cor
rect and asserts that the AbotonistS are as few in
number and as unnluenria in character in that place
as in any other section of the Northern State Such
being the fact, presume LoceH cotons will be no
longer put under the ban.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

Genuine .igrnrinniaa.-" Teddy" sand man To
an lrlshman, won't YOU lon the Agta,ians -
"Aermians and what's that I" sad Teddy. "Nhy,
division OF property" \ division of property
dy, what would you do with your share, ii all the
property was equally divided amongst MS - "NhM
would do wid II I'm the boy that would spend IT
lnal,." Well, Teddy, after your share WAS spent.
What would yon do Them" What would do ,
BY -. Patrick fdb for another DIVISION
There is no little philosophy in this anccdnte-
We commend II 10 the serious meditation Of the Ny
Evening Post and its brethren aud sisters Of the y
grarlan and Fam, Wright schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

EUJtBE PASTE, French. best fresh in ! Oh.
- and 4 Oh. boxes, aud by the pound;
Sulphate Cadmium, Heu remedy;
Extract Kahiuca, for DropSieS:
Barclay Carpenters and Persons Compound Of
Sarsapalilla cubcbs and Copasn;
Saicinc, nae Tonic remedy;
&. II. Boxes;
eco Mineral or Artificial Teeth. assorted
5nuns, assorted. III bottles, jars and bladders;
Sea Horse Teeth;
Cask Claret rood quality, and assorted Pickles
and Preserves in a few days.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Scp.eI its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
Whites Self Injecting instrumcn,
aud Stomach Pump.

INiiiS Instrument comprising the Sell Injecting
Apparatus and Stomach Pump, in a small
neat p,ahogany case, 9hy inches in sizo, answer
inq the purposes before mentioned upon new
plan together with an assortment OF Cappinu
and Surgical instruments, just received and for
SALE unusually low AZ the sign OF the Golden Nor
tar, Bank Square, b. DAVID H. LYMAN
Sept. % IT il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
INN .. W. ~
CBxTUANY.

Dirn. on the 23d nit after severe and pro
tracted illness. Mrs. MNn, J. :. RUckrn, oonsori
ct Mr.. Clifton II. Rncker, Of lNnchhurr, IN tho
2,th wear of her are--lcaslnc disconsolatc huS-
band aud two small children, with WIDE circle of
relative, and friends, to- teetrt her early departure
Ia a wofll of spirits. Mrs II. WIS member of
the NJ. l.. Church, and both by hc piety OF her lite
and her tc>snatnn IN death, has lett to her survv-
my friends the consong reelection that She now
RESTS lfnm hes labofs, and cnloys the presence
of her Rcdccmrr.
---, al hi, residence in Bedford county, on
Monday the DIST inst At ) O'Clock A. NJ. PrrrH
ll,Nrru, Sonr in the 6ls year OF his are. 1t i,
common 10 culogi>c, Unfortunately, our de-
parted friends and aequlinfances, that, when hcav-
en-, in lis nsornt,ble designs, sre> proper 10 call
from our society one prc-emin utlv gifted with all
the virtues that adornt human heart, aud oharac-
terizc the man AMI the christian, we sometimes hos
itatc whether We shall gNc public testimony OF the
Virtues ot the deceased, OF eonsien them along with
hs mortal remains, Ia the silent mansions of all the
deul.--But the lie ol one who lived ~ hlamees>ly
who tllcd al the Offices of husband father,
iricnd, master and citizen with 81 much credit to
hn'clf and 81 much dclisht to oher>-who ,honc
50 brightly in the humber walks OF the meek and
unaffected christian, should not be permitted 10 de-
sccnd totho tomb without one Inc to tell that suchan
has died and gone to inherit that winch is " mcor-
raptible, indebted and that iadrfh nol AWAY. The
writer 81 this feeble lfhutc To the memory Of one
whom he SO we'll knew and - highly Csiemccd, does
not presume 10 THINK that any tliup from ms pen
can add to the hl>tre OF Il life well, u>eiu'lv
spent or give endurance to the memory OF VII
tues rare, unegulllcd as those of MI. Hunter
lis life and memory are cmhamrd ~ the hearts OF
tllosc who knew and loved him while living, and
mourn his irrruirvahlc loss now that hc is more.
\ more honest and industrious man never graccd
the walks of life He WIS ever dili9cnt in attend
ing to hi, own concerns, aud left others To pursue
the same course. lie lived in undlstmhei harmony
with hi, fellow mrn, and died universally regretted
by dll who knew hint NIihoueh he had adorned
the walks Of christian lie tor only five YEARS. hi,
whole lie ht hcrn one oi rgl m ralts.--ile bad
been gradually declining lnr the Last ninr months
-nl, from the FIRST, declared that hi, sickness wa'
nn,p Liell'. He WI, enabled to contemplate the
shores ~ eternity, ~ he daily nearci lhcm, will
more than pfi2sophle compo ,ure, with the calm
and uofnfllrd mi,n q. lu,nl5 know r. had ionph
the Good Geh', aud thu tlle,a Wns 'r "n OF rsh'-
cnusnrss lai up for HIM WHEN h should tread ciI
peaceful walk H. retained full possession ol h''
mcnla faculties to the last moment of his eNis-
tcncc and, with heaven and ITS olnrcs full IN view
let so his feeble hold on earth and time, and Grasp
ed life and immortality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

IT, Judge Mclean has formally Withdrawn hi>
name from the list of Candidates. for the newt Pre-
>idcncy. We shall insert his manly anl patriotic
letter in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

a. Al the late election IN Portland Maine,
the Abli,ionists ran ticket of their own. II re-
ccivcd 81 out OF more than 1000 votes. Portland
is said to be one Of their strong holds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

" Slarery protected bg The army 81 The Iniicd
Stdtes.-An officer of the United States army,
who wasin the expedition from Fortress Monroe a.
gainst the Southampton slaves, in 1881, speaks
with constant horror of the scenes which he wis
compelled to witness. Those troops, agrceabl, 10
their orders, which were to cNtcrmnatc the he
groes, killed all that they me; with, although they
encountered neither resistance, nor show of re-
sl,ancc, and the first check given to this wide and
harbarous slaughter crew ont oftIc fact, that the
law Of Virginia, which provides for the payment 10
the master OF the full value of an executed slave,
was considered as not applying to the cases oi
slaves put 10 death without trial In consequence
OF numerous representations TO this effect, sent
TO the Office of the United States army cow
handing the expedition, the massacre was suSpcn-
dcd.' ChHd's Orotion
The foregoing paragraph is copied from the
" Antl-S!a'ery Record and purports 10 DC an
extract from an Grafton delivered by ID. L. Child,
the husband of the lady who has been recently APP
pointed by the fanatics of this country to represent
them among the "cavers wives in Glasgow. Il
is small specimen of the unauthorized and ia
qualified lies with whic, the Abolition publications
abound, and by means OF which they operate upoa
the s2nsibillties of women in pcuicu,ts AMI in
brceches, and of ch,lirsp IN H. u5n-slavcholline
States. The Norfolk Herald, ~ commenting up
on the libellous statement OF Nj. Child, SAYS
" The truth is the insurgents hal been dispersed
and most Of them tahon up by the local militia be-
fore the l. = troops had time to reach the scene
of action. So far from an indiscrmna,c massa-
ere the blacks, there were very few even of the
guilty put To death in experimenting thcn,-none
that we have heard OF, except to prevent their
cape in the pursuit They were mostly taken pri-
soncrs, lodged in Jail, tried, condemned and exc
cutcd, according to all the forms of law. The l..
:. forces having nothing to do, returned t, lhcir
station at Fort MoAroc, their arms free from dror
Of human blood Bat what avail these contra
dictonS in the South Scarcely Northern pa
per will repubsh thcni-not one OF them connect
ed with the Abolitionists, openly covert y--and
t'IlS IS the character of the Southern people con-
stantly blaehcned with the imputatlon of obi u>
crimes and crucities, and the Northern women and
children made to regard US as "A set of dcmi-saya-
geS, to whom it would be an act of pious duty ,c
send missionaries, such as DIR. Cox, and teacher,
such as Garrison and Japan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
8'dpss RENE,

EMM The tenement occupied b, the sub
l;U,f3a scrlbcr on Mun-srcct, next door to
.AAnlGM the Nirginian Ollicc.
o. All persons havins Watches or JewcIry
lett WITH blm Tor repair, requested to call and
take thcm away, as he expects soon TO bo absent
from this place. ED. BROWN.
Sep. % "a
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1 Teacher ~ :sssaeqI.

ONE who can come satisfactorily recommended
" Is 10 character +nd qualification. 10 teach the
Latin aud Grcch Rcadne, Writing, t:eorrphy.
Elcmeuie al History, English Gramn,ur EXERCISE.
IN composition aud \lthmcle, may Obtain a good
aud profitable School h, earl, application 10 the sub
sctIhor ueif amherst Court House.
j PlTTlJOlIN.
Sep % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

Southern Conventions, Dissolution of the Union,
Non-lntercourSc--arc the topics most prominent in
a number OF the Southern papers. All this is worse
than foolish PhiI0d. National G0,eitf
Aye and without adequate cause ii would be GRIM
NAL as well as foolish. Bat, under the circumstan-
ccS that exist 1t is neither, but both wise and proper
What thinks the Gazette of those who force us to
discuss these topics, by permitting handful If Ia
nacs TO interfere with our domestic concerns,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
be1's-GO Eel'u,ru HvGs0fs +.
80 ~ E,.Fy d. =.

Besides 50s, los, 30S, 25s, EOS x c.
Tickets &5-Ezalves So. so-0r's. Sa.2S
'or sale DlGGES' OFFICE,
Of IucE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
TIE Dasr,n, R,porfsr.-- Thomas q. TER,

TIE Daar,u, R,porfsr.-- Thomas g. Terry.
Esq. having purchased moicty Of this establish
ment, he will be hereafter associated with Gen. d.
". :. Cabell IN It's management. 10th of tie Ed
itnr, gentlemen of fine talents. and their united
eNertlonS cannot ah 10 render the Reporter an eff
heicnt champion Of the principles Which it has No
long and 50 ably defended. Differing with that
journal in SONS points, but coneurrng in its gen
er Views NE wish il ample success, both in pc
eanials and political point Of view.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
Diggcs Gottory and Exchange Office:
Grand Capitals 10000 DOLLARS.
SO Prizes Of $4,000,
Il IA ~ ,r,r

Beside, 6OS---,pOS---f Os--20s-Nr.
Tickets Slo--Ilalves S5-Qr's $3.50.
For sale at DIGGES' OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
II f'.tRD.
ohm y. Z Lrsis.
50 IN.

\ HAVE lot of Salt lowe, than the present Mar
hct price. JOHN }. l.RAIS.
Scp..7 NV II
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CHINA. GtgOqs 05;a ssayshc.,.rrvc.

~ oN receiving b, the ship Tally Ito, from Lir-
l ejooi, aud hon the Northern Glass Factories,
nnc Of thc larerS as.nllmrnle nl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
sT1Md0,r (.i0ss. E'Mffy,. Igr. 81.

" GWVVsf vFfENN' y NttySs W. VT
VINHE SUBSCRIBER has just received FRESH
4. suppl, of Window Glass. Putty. Dry White
Lead Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol aud Gum Shell
lac of superior quality, at the Sign Of the.Colden
Mortar. Bank Square. DAVID X. LYMAN.
Sep. II fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

o. The Richmond Enquirer copies lon. article
iror tn" ,lany 'tsu,, - demonstration n hat
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DIGGES' OFFICE
LYNCnBURG SEPT. 2Srh, 1885.
Draring Of Mc Disma! .Sraa.p

LorrrRY, Gas, No. 10. for 1896.
35 So Is y p 6l % ~ q % 80 Is 60.
Tickets and shares in Petersburg Lottery. No. 10.
For sale AT DlGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

o. On his return from Cincinnati to Ashland,
recently, Mr.. Clay was rendered public dinner
at Newport, ky.whch, however, he declined re-
marking tint previous to his departure from home,
he resolved to restrict himself to the sole object
which carried him to Cincinnati, OF visiting the cX-
hbion Of the products of agriculture and manu-
features then making in that city