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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
n r BROWN.

This gentleman, whom We have been, ana arc
st;ll anxious to believe less guilty OF participation
in the corruption and mismanagcmen, OF the ros'
Office Department than public opinion sutPoses,
has himself destroyed oil claim to confidence III Ms
integrity He recently put forth fence against
,he ,,,acks made on him in the Report OF the Sc
Mates committee Of investigation, the perusal Oh
which led US to believe that although he had erfe@'
w., ha ,as mt 1rimiaaI But, in that very de-
fence, he made assertions, which have been shown,
hv the eoncurring declarations OF every mambcr OF
that committee, friends as well as opponents Oh 'pc
administration, to be utterly false ana s'a"'''ou''
These assertions are, :,, ,ha
1st "rba, he was denied by the committee the
or;vileye of being he ard in his own defence, or
even of being informed of an accusation asa'"''
a ady When uode, oath before the ea%m IN. tie.
he was mol advised of any points on when ne va
to be examined, nor the object OF any enquiry ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
THE POINDEXTER PLOT.

The Washington correspondent OF the y. \.
Journal off Commerce furnishes the following facts,
relative 10 the wretchcd instruments of the daboll-
cal plot to convict, Senator PoIndexer by perjury
and subornation of perjury, OF participation IN
the mad attempt TO asssssinate the President II VIII
be seen that the letter written before tho unsa-
mons Report of the committee of investigation mad
blown the vile fabrication sky-high. aud stamped
ali concerned in its concoction with the lndelihle
mark of infamy
"The whole history of the affair is rather curl
Gus Immediately after the attempt of Lawrence
upon the Presidents life, it was known TINT the
President ha made some rash remark connecting
Mr.. Poindexlor with that ncfarious design. AT
the same time il was known that Mr.. Polndexer
had repeatedly made very lmprudent mennces IN
regard TO the Presdent-Some days pissed OIL,
when the first Report of Doctors Causln and Sew
all appeared in which they ST &c that they asked
Lawrence whether he was acquainted with any oil
the Members of Congress, and that he repiled tha'
he had never spoken 10 one IN his lie. soon
aftcra man here by the of Stewart, Che pm
crnal afiant) who is a caffiage-reparer, and who
had once a quarrel with Mr. Pondcxter about
lob he Gid for him, said that Lawrence had He'd Tor
he had seen him speak with Mr.. PoIndexter 10 Inc
passage of his (Mr. PSI house. rms was ta'K'd
of httle, and considering that IN Mr. rs house
number of upholstererS and painters hau been en-
Moved il was not thought TO be impossible. But,
on the whole, after taking into consideration tho
character and the motive OF the man, the tale wos
considered idle and false Next, we heard of a
man by the name of Foy, Che other efiian) for
merlv soldier in the British Army and now d
blacksmith here and who had difficulty with Mr.
po;ndoxter growing out of his bill against Mr. L.
for shoeng his horses, and who wrote an attack
unon MIR p the publication OF which was refused
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
THE MAILS

We have received an indignant but not mere IN
ulgnant thnn just, donunciatIon, signed PtnkHcg,
from Pittsylvana county, relative to the irregular
manner in which the mail has been transported be
tween this place and Dhnvllle since the lst of Jan
uary last Hitherto, (says he) we always reeel-
we'd our papers in three days from Richmond and
IN one from Lynchburg noW they ure rarely, #
ever, less than seven from Richmond and 10 par.
ucular time from Lynohburg. The stage which
formerly ran from l.ynchburg 10 Ddnvie IL day,
now frequently takes two three days 10 get 10
Browns, understand, which IS only 81 miles
of the distance % Our correspondent adds that
these irregularities havebeer constantly reported TO
the Post Office DEPARTMENT. To which G.. X. Gardner,
Esq the officer entrusted with the supervision OF
IT'S Southern DIVISION regularly replies, IN pm.
ted CIRCULAR " Please continue 10 inform the Post
Office Department of all such dellnquencies'-
though " PlakRey' processes that he Is unable TO
see, as we certainly are, nhR they Shout be refor-
ted, If neither the penalties are enforced, nor The
contractor made TO comply with his engagements.
We have determined TO publish the commu
ncation Of e" Pmkney" at present because the e
wills OF which he complains some time since altrac-
Ted our attention, md we assumed the re ponsl-
biy" oflayine the facls before he Post OIL De-
pnrtment- and in "A letter, received from that D.
partment, IN reply, few days ugo, we were lnfor
lHtu ltldl lHe na'l Hpt bttH DtoIe
prIscd OF the remssness TO call II by harsher
name-of the contractor and that, ON the receipt of
our letter, he " written o,and required prompt,
y to correct the evils and irregularities of which
we complained. Some of these evils, we under
stand hare been already couoGled, which induces
the hope that all of them will be speedily removed
II they be not, we shall take an carly occasion a.
gain to call the attention OF the Postmaster General
to the subject for we assure PInkney' that oa,
patience IS worn hrcadbare, as well as his.
1t would seem, too from the proceedings OF pub
lie meeting held at Warrenton (FauqnIer counly)
on the 25ih u that the Lynchburg and DanVl.le
division of the Piedmont Line is not peculiar III s
grievan At that meeting, alter remarks from
Mcssrs + homas l.. Moore, Alexander J. Mar
shall Samuel Chiffon and John =. Philips, reso-
luton was unanimously adopted, directing the APP
pontmeniy of committee, " To ascertain the number
and causes Of the failure Of the arrivals of the mails
at that place, since the lst of January, 1888, and
hat the said committee take such other steps as they
may deem advisable md proper, TO correct the
grievances under which we labor, by reason of the
failures aforesaid
| We recommend that similar course be adopted
by tie people Of PIttsylvana, and elsewhere, who
are subject TO like grievances should they remain
uncorreced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
:, lea X Seaton, as follUws
CLUB LAW AT WASHINGTON.
{ lies & sca,on supersedc Duff Green.

Some weeks ago a violent personal alteration
took place on the floor of the House OF Rcpresen-
taycs between Mr.. Lane on ono side, and Messfs.
Ewing and McCar,y on the o'her-ail members
from ln1ana-on a resolution relative IL the Public
Lands, offered by Mr.. Ewing. Epthets were ban
died of no gentle character, and dehances hurled
IN the most furious temper. The quarrel eeing al
together PERSONAL and the question out OF which II
grew somewhat local we passed 1t over SUI SSeatto'
The following proceedings OF the II. OF H. on me
2Sth ult. will show us the progress OF Inc aialt
The Chair announced the reception OF com
munication from the Hon John Ewing, stating that
hehad been ay-ad & attacked in savage man.
ner by Lieut.. Lane, son of the Hon Mr. Lane,
member of the House from Indiana, for no other
reason that he knew Of, than words uttered by HIM
mdebac in this House.
Mr.. Ewing did not request any action on the
mart Of the House. but stated the fact as an apollo
~ to the House and TO his constituents tor MS ao-
scncc from his seat.
Mr.. Hester moved to lay tho communication
on the table
"Mr. Nav. Of Illinois, stated that Court OF In
qury had been instituted by the President IN the
case of Lieutenan. Lane, in connection with ms
matter.
"Mr. Hester Withdrew his motion and after
some further debate
MIR Hannegan offered n resolution, proposing
aCommittee of Investigation to ascertain ana re-
port the facts 10 the House.
"Mr. Harper, of New Hampshire, moved to lay
the subject on the table, and demanded the Yeas
AMI Nays
The House nega,ved the motion Yeas o.
Nays lis
very warm debate ensued in which Messrs'
Folk. knnurd, Thomson, Lyle, Hardin, hanne'
gan and Evans took part, and which was'ermi'a-
ted by;
" Mr.. Stewards moving the Precious QUESTION
winch was seconded, put, and carried wn VI N we
resolution was agreed to-Yeas 127, Nays 10.
We are glad that the President has ordered a
court OF inquiry in the matter We hope, however,
may not prove farce--not that we would nave
Lieut. Lane punished, if kss conduct be de'e"s,o'e
out II is not the FIRST time that he has sgnalzeu nun,
SET as political bully, and for 'hat reason as wen
Us because his father was evidently the asS'eSso''
ana deserved the severe excorlation thai ne fece'
Gu from MIR. Ewing on the floor OF the House. VIC
are ptedsposed TO condemn him.
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March .

IL LADY, who Inns had more than twenty yeas
z-A experience ns u teacher, aud mnhy large and
respectable seminn,ics under her care wishes n
situation, and on account OF he, health, enc 10 The
South would be preferred She would ehher teach
Music. Dfawing and Painting, exclusively, take a
share IN establishing n Young Ladies Academy, "
take charge Of some pupils in private family
A Iinc directed 10 this Office for Z. l.. will be
promptly attended To.
March . III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

Messrs David Kyle, aud Hugh Campbell, executor
of William Kyle, dcccnsed.
TnAkE notice, that. on the ninth, iroih, and
! eleventh days OF Apr,l next, between ihe
rising and setting oi the suo ON said days, nj The
Washington Hotel in the town Of Lynchbnfg, We
shall proceed 10 take the doposilops oi Abraham
f. BiggPrs aud several others-ihat, Oh the 10th OF
the same mouth hetwcc0 the same hours, nj the
tavern Of Gcf,nan -'prdau,i the county OF Camp
belt we shall proceed To ,ake the drpos,'ions ol
John Alexander aud othets--lhai,on the 23i, 2dib
and 2Dlh Of the same month, and brtwe'n The
same hours Mt the Siorebouss Of Elisha ", ffes
Ton in The county OF Bedford, we shnll proceed 10
take the dispositions OF James Wright aud oihers--
TINT, on The OH day Of Mny next, between the
same hon,s, ut the Bell Tavern, IN Lewishnrg. III
Grccnbrier county, we shall proceed 10 take the
deposition Of John Mays--wlieh said drposliions
are 10 be Irnd ns evidence III Tho suit now depend
log in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chancery for the town OF Lynehhnrg, ~ which We
are PLAINTIFF, aud Won are defendants when and
where YOU may attend II ynn think proper.
HARRISON VI. GIBBS, aud Wo'1 dun
has Wife late Mary Ann Maxs,
admx of Jos eph Mays, decd
Mprobe w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

NJ On tho 81 ias'. the senate wss engaged for
The greater PAR pf III" day Mr.. BenioTs me.
iou 10 espnnfe The tesniutions Of the last session
IN the Depasi;e apes'ioo. Judge White moved 10
substitute ihf word ,sseind Tor Tho word espungr,
which was ngfeed io--Ryps %. noes 7. Then, IN
motion of Mi. Webster, the wfele subject was laid
on the liable t,eiec'cd)--yess 81, noes 20. There
was some nltereatnn Of 81 personal Bs'ure between
Mr.. Rug NJ Ala. and Mr. Calhoun, and Mr.. King
md Mr.. Maneun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

betHe INNS TempseaAes 1fssttHe.
In the Yifginian Of Monday list the Young ncn
of LYNcltaeno and the ADJACENT CousrIEs, were
invited TO meet ~ The Methodist Episcopal Church,
in his place, on Tuesday the 9Th inst for The ff-
pose Of deylsing some efficient plan for tho promo
hon NJ tho Temperance Reformation amongst rs.
II - hoped dat many yount men " III most cor.
daily respond 10 this call aud particularly thu
those young men viii be present who are members
Of Temperance Societies located botwec this place
and Liberty IN Bedford county, lla, Creek IN
Campbell, New Hope ~ Buckingham, and New
Glasgow III Amhcrst. w Ill mol every young man.
who feels real interest in this enuse, he willngto
make n sacrifice of rs much nc ~ may be necos-
sAtlly consumed IN The transactions Of the meeting
Surely none Who rightly consider tho immense re-
spnnslbllllY that rtss upon them rs young mon,
will consent 10 be absent Arc not young mn
The slnew Of the nation l. mol the next genera
non 10 be influenced by our example Arc We mi
soon 10 occupy the place Of our fathers Al
will net the generation growing up under our n1a
ence soon take our place II nc wink ut ,ntein
pcroncc, oil lis great evils will como upon our n
ton, aud cto long lay PROSTATE nll It's energies. Ii
we Unite influence in efforts for tho suppression
OF this evil, the next generation may rise 10 man
hood, yirtuous temperate and happy, and our belev
cd nation be relieved from most horrid sc1nrge.
would suggest III, rioprieiy Of commencing the
meeting at eleven or twelve . clock on Tuesday the
l7Ih inst FOR the special accommodation OF young
men from the country, After being organized aud
appointing committees, &c. the meeting can al.
Journ 10 inert al seven o'clock ~ the evening.
H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

x1r Mr.. Hiram Haines, of the Petersburg Con
steIaton, IS mistaken, when he imputcs 10 Us the
not very venial fault OF inrcHtiRg" remarks, and
then ascribing them to him. II there was any I'M
vcntion in the matter, our friend of the Wing was
the cunrit-for it was from the columns of that pa
per that we learned, (and not from the ConsieIa.
ton itself in wh,h we overlooked the editorial re-
marks from which the inference was dcduced) that
Mr.. H. threatened in case ofthe defeat OF his party
next Spring 10 pack UP, bag aud baggage, and flee
20 the far West And certainly, so far from regard
lng it an "inventlon,' ourselves, we thought from
the paragraph quoted by the Wing from the Con
stellatlon, that Mr. Haines really intended TO do
this very thing We are bopry to hear however,
that he conlempIaes no such movement; for, DIT
Gering from him widely we do, we should be 10th
to miss his spirited sheet from our table 30, let
there he no feud bctwlxt thee and us, friend fanes,
on This head inasmuch as we again assure thee
that we meant thee i'll IN the tule laugh that we
enjoyed at thy expense and which we assure thee
as not intended as an indgnnY, but was the
rather forced from us for, in truth, when VIC hear
such threats, though
To laugh may argue want ut grace,
Yet, 10 be grave, exceeds all power OF face.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

AGOOD ONE.-A few days since,in tho hegI''
lature OF Ohio. resolution was offered, by Van
Burenife, condemning The course Of senator
Ewing in disobeviug the Instructions sent 10 nun
last winter, (Which Instructions have been reV"E-
ed y aud inviting hun 10 resign his scai--wherenp
on n motion was made that MIR. Ewlng's name he
erased aud that Of Thomas Morris, tine Jackson
Senator from that State) inserted which motion
prevailed aud the resolution, amended, passed
both Houses. What will Mr. Morris do J I'm the
principles of his own party, he is bound TO resign
But will he do so Not he II is easier to de-
nouuce others for non Uniformity 10 certain doc
rinc.. thnn is 10 give practical evidence oil our
own de yoliun to them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

"T1e CaVailers Of yugfaia. This is the title
of new novel. just issued rum the press, the m.
thor OF which native Vretnien. (Dr Carnihers,
formerly of Rockhrdge county. but now Of New
York; Il ia the second work from the same pen,
mud said, by the Northern crilirs, greatly 10 sur-
pass The former t"lhe keninrkinn IL New York, }
both IN n,hter aud manner. We have not yet seen
cory.
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March .
NOTICE.
AVIA gsls ANDY
q Dato WINE.

~ DITTO Ni't'
French Brandy
Gum Copal and Shelloc
Limp and Tanners OiIs
Queens Wool
Cor,ponnd Fluid Extract of Pink Root
Sd. Hlratus
Ginger, Pepper and Alsriee
Copperas, Alum and Loswood
Pcah Ash
Dry White Lead and Lead IN kegs
Svrup and Balsem OF LIyer~ost
Ral.ins, Almond and Pamnuls
I.ntifer and other Matches
Madeira, Port, CIaret, Burgundy, Malaga, sherry
and Lady's Wines
Green and Black Tens
Nulmegs, Cloves and Mace
Human and Porcelain Teeth
Chocolate, Guar, and Pint Bottles
Pineapple and Box Cheese
For sale by hO VII pA ir"'
! Feb 90 h'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

E'r At fire in Baltimore, on the 18th ul'. four
members of the fire companies, VIM. Macklin,
WIN. MeNelly, Michael Moran and Sievnri
Downs were Instantly killed by the falling OF a
wall, and several injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

mr. Tho Philadelphia u. e. Gazette says
:" We understand that Com Elliott has received
orders 10 proceed forthwith 10 Hayre. viii, the U
s. ship Constitution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

E-'r We have though, it best to decline the pub
LEGATION Of Campbell"-or reasons which will
doubtless be satisfactory to the nuhor and which
we will make known to him when we meet.
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AA$agasSses
'Ss!sz a

k'f On the I'd ms, the House Of Rspresenia-
tives passed. nnnnimonsy, Resolutions, ls', insist
ing upon the execution Of the French treaty and
ID that ii IS ineapedcnt at this time 10 adopt any
fatther measure on the subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
"To laugh may argue wan, Of grace,
YET, TO be grave, exceeds all power of face.

III, a writer in the Richmond Enquirer nom'-
mates Col. John Jordan, of Roclbrldge, as Pres
den, of the James River and Kanowha Company
We know nothing of Gel. Us qnolifeat'ons. bat,
comparatively speaking, he certainly has no clam
10 that station Joseph c. Cobell has carried the
scheme through thus far against 'ide of opposi-
tion which would have overwhelmed less ardent
and unting spirit andlhe friends of the scheme
should entrust it's future prosecution 10 him. unless
another can be found, who combines like rndefatl-
gable energy with vastly superior qualifications.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
$40 REV ARD.

IEN ~ TOLEN, from tie subscriber,
(H~WINH - living nuder the Peaks oil OF
AW ter, Bedford county O" t, ,sn'
MA,iqhi the Goth II + bruhry, 1888,
, Mood Law horse light made, about 3 ieei high,
, vears od his spring slim tail 90 brands or
marks ,ecollec,ed except lerge saddle spots, one
on each side Of the. bach ben", quite gc"'e' works
well, dops not pase. Tho man ana horse were
heart Of frequently until the, iorded james fst''
abon, mites above Lynehbhtg' Ihe fih'f "o'f
. nu,ule cloak aud circumstances cause general
that his MN, IL Jones. The above reward Oh
Oh dollars III he paid for The delivery Of the nurse
and thief or d 10 for the horse only. Any person
,hst can give me Information. Of the horse, Nv
Ictter. by lunil Will confer favor.
JOHN BOYLE.
March o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

" The ship Minus. from Nerolk, with l3'
emigrants on boaid arrived nj the Colony Of ldbe
ria on the 9Th Of December
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

NOTICE..

VHNllE sale ofny goods, advertised 10 toko place
- Mt David IIerndou's, is postponed until Fri.
day 9Th inst. Wholesale and country dealers, will
avail themselves Of this opportunity of purchasing
good bargains ns | am determined to sell en- thnl
day my entire stock without reserve.
&. II. NORMAN
March 0 Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

zr twill be seen, by notice in this mornings
,sner that the friends of the administration intend
10 organize opposition in Amherst. Prudence and
natrlo,isn, therefore, dictate that one OF the Wing
candidates now before the people Of that county be
Withdrawn. FcrJum sat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

shall the reward Of tho good man awai, yop,--fhoa
will yos be aArrr,"
Just then The Oak broke asunder--M odestiy re.
cInlnG NJ smiling vissge, il drew white a.hy veil
over its shining face, and, rolling out upon tie
hearth, awoke. SOMNO.
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March 9


Grocery " Commission Business.
SnHE under.gncd, haviog connected them,
selves, under the style aud firm ~
M'COfE:vLE Il M'DANIEL,
will continue. NJ the Old stand Of Samuel McCov-
kc ION main street, Id door ADORE Ws Market
house) n GROCERY AND GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS, and intend keeping On
hand -, MI tunes. large and general m.sortmsnt
| Of FAMILY GROCERIES, HIDES, LEATHER.
IANSEK'5 OIL, NC. &c, which they will sell
Low for cash. IN exchange Tor country produce
ot to pnnet6aI customers, on u short credit.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS avoring them
with the care oil rheir GOODS, they promise strict
attention paid TO the order .b.n receiving, aud
every expfon used to torroa,d them without delay.
LIBERAL ADVANCES II required, will lie
made upon Produce consigned to them for sale.
From their experience IN business, they bops Ia
be enabled 10 give Satisfaction. aud respectfully
SOLICIT the paironnge OF the former customers
81 the house, oil their fcnd. and Of the public geas
orally SAMUEL MoCOHkLE.
JOHN II. Mcdaniel.
March, w4wif-Isi2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

u The Washington correspondent of the ~ I.
Journal Of Commerce refers to certain indications
ol hostility between the friends OF Judge Wh''e
ana Mr. Van Buren,, which portend speedy d.sso,
luton Of che party Maj. Barry, is said IS ~
"'or oil Judge White, and great efforts have pes"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

THE WEATHER. Those philosopher " hodnr
some years past have been nnzzli8g their brains
10 ascertain The cause OF The miidnr<s of mo1ern
winters. may cease their spscnlhtions. Tie s-ve.
rty II The present winter would not we surr,
discredu 81. petershurgh. We hBv. scarcely had
'o'erslls mili dsy since the commencement Of
- present year, and NJ this moment. when ~
ord,'ary seasons. fstmets have plonghed fhen
held', aud our gardens havr .shbied the bran
ti"l livery oil SpiinE. the earth Us covered with
SNOW. of almost unprecedented depth and
write. Saturday morning) IL Is dr.cendne IN
broad dhkHs, leaving Us M room 10 conlpt fnre
when IL vill ces 20 fall We may louk Tor mi
o'a'urc drpRe. should n sud len thaw TAKE Place.
Scarory had W. written the foregoing. before
the snow was converted into rain. The tenpeih-
'nre has become much mder. aud il - 81 continue.
the earth will of course he quickly relieved Of It's
winter garntnre. We apptehend however, TINT
by the nme this sheet goes 10 press. we shai hays
glorious steel
l2 o'olotk--lt is again showing.
o'clock The snow has reas,d-dcpth about l.
inches-and we have an occasional CLEAN Of sun
shine.
Epata.-We regret that, IN publishing The NJ.
moraade furnished by Col Alexander Austin, IN
our paper, of the 2d inst, several material errors
occurred. We rcpublish the erroneous portions,
corrected
-Deecmber--W Winter commenced with ri
eor in the first week. nnd continued
TO the end of the year--naVlgnlion
in James River stopped by ice.
1892 january and ice IN abundance un.
III the 18TH then, complete thaw
and fine weather for week
Jan 5--Thcrmometer [Farenhoits) ut
sunrise this day - deg. obOpe zero
two inches of snow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

nominating n suitable Candidate IN represent them
ia the next General assembly of Virginia, gen
eral attention Ia earnestly required
MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

THE voters of Amherst county,
friendly 10 the administration,
nre requested III attend NJ their
Court house, on the hrst day Of
March Court. for the purpose Of