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terlnined to push ii with zeal aad shirt II IL
now as conclusvely settled that White car make no
impression the North West as TINT he will corv
the entire South He do noihinr i'm KentucLy ~
Ono or IN any of the Middle or Northern States ~
The Atlas has committed q mistake i'm rcsnect ~ fh.
SCUM IL Is lar from being certain, but quite n,o ohm
bic, that Judge White will carry Georgia Virgini, m
North Carolina Illusions are always unsafe As,n A.
webster we may hope that he will prevail in all The New
England States except New Hampshirc: in NorvI,nJ
Delaware Ohio Kentucky, and I.ouisan,-ooss;Jl, m
lnoIs and Indiana. The Whirs every whore M; 81
the party OF The NuieCs very strict State Riobs or
usf must prefer the great champion of their cause. we
cnersn the main consideration that he Possesses tho
highest positive qualifications for the Office of Prccdc
that he is most widely and deeply seated in the cstce
and confidence of the People. A patriotic conscence
ana sound judgment fully satisfied in the az
such candidate. Tocarry him to the House of Renrc
senatIves-if this be practicable-seems TO us duv as
IL Is constitutional right. ''' 70
In the Nashville Republican of the 0Lh inst wo find n
ieer signed by John Bell, in which he says in relation
TO the nomination of Judge White:
~ had determined TO take any ac,irc-n ,r, i, br;
night about, unless should see that reasonable rrns
pect was presented of doing thing moge than irJ
ing the party '
Again. he says:
"Ihere must have been semc twenty five oor fb;r,v
gentlemen OF the Opposition, whom cohyersod with
on TINS SUBJECT ia the early part of the session and
among then many who supported me for the Chair Not
one oi them ever heard different sentiment from Inc
and surely If had been under any prerious en- gce
10 run eaRddate merely TO bride he party and Dg t
election into e House. my conduct last winter would
provoked disclosure. did believe shortly oficr tho
session commenced that candidate the Opposition
would ever he nominated by any State I am ,ct of
opinion Mat dc contest ,oW be JctsoceR gc ULi3e anil
Mr.. Jdn Buren,
Whof,u Nj Re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

EVILS HILL, Gcncr0i 3Qcnt aRd Cotieof0r will AZ.
tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in The State Of Virginia
Fredericksburg March ~ lO5--wtf
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, ,.,,,.,ss, or present enga gs1

7s House he cannot fail to pefceive
that The Wing Opposition ofthe North are resolved TO run
their nddate and that they rely upon him the Null
liners OF the South to their support of judge
White, solely to carry the election to the House and
of their choosing. This MIR, Walsh calls a " constti
tionalrght Is it not hgh time that the People shonId
move towards making such alterations in the Constu-
ton will secure to them their constitutional rights
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

There is feature in the election laws Of Virginia
winch we believe IS peculiar TO that State may
vote in any and every county in the State where me has
sufficient property qualify him he does not vote twice
for the same person. As their elections last whole
month, many rich men travel from county 10 county
and frequently vote for candidates Of their own poll
teal sentiments IN five six different counties This
privilege was used to The utmost by the Wings in the
tatc electon-they carried Albenarc and scveral other
counties by voters sent from Richmond aud other places
That they contested every point with the greatest dcs.
PeIannon' lsey9ent W. have fought the fight" says
decks. wv
And yet the Journal Of this morning asserts that the
election M Virginia suffered 10 20 by defauH fl
does IFS felowabofcrs in the Old Dominion great in.
justice They did their duty manfully, aud put forth
their utmost cxertons TO redeem the day Even ankle
~ 70 excuse defeat should not have cxposcd tcu, t
such taunt-- LOusDiuo Adrertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

YmcfSIA ELEcTioSs.--Thc returns from virginia arc
stu incomplete There arc 20 members heard from out
on winch number The Republicans have a majority Of r.
The Enquirer Of the 2f Of April saws f,ot e tbcr a
% countes districts (and borougbs still 10 be heard from
winch ne estimate as follows Republicans Wings
% Virginia y as safe as Connecticut and Rhode Island
and, nthe language Of a prominent friend Of JnJge
White 10 this city, If these States 20 against him te
Judge may hang mp his futile '--SasEritc Union
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Houck, Nicholas Hoz, Rodcrick Dorsey. John Fisher
DIR WIN. Gwinn, Brook Bsl,i, John Thomas, William
Shaw, John Wickham, John Ilarbauga Of Chm Joseph
Wood, Adam Cusiard, William H. Dangcrfcld, Jacob
flror VIM. Wertenbaker, Geo. Smith, OF Geo. Israel
Ransburg.
"ass,ngton Co"nty.--Robcrt Wason David + Price
leo feidt Jonathan Nesbit, Joseph Holman, Andrew
hench, N " Robinson, Samuel DIETRICH, Ely Garlic
Owen Barnes David Brookhcart, Jonathan Shocr John
liner SEM Frederick Fislack, John II. Key, Frede-
rick Humrickhouse.
.hieghany Counfy.-M n. Falls DIR. J. Berry Daniel
Biocher, J Mabuiy, VIM. Van Buskirk.
Montgomery Couuuy.-Dr. Washington Duyall Jno
l. Vers, John Griffith James Anderson, LLOYD Dorsey
:, Prince Georges County-Alexandcr Kcech DIR. Benz
Day, John Is Brooke, Henry A. Calls, rhomls S. lii
Charles County.-Walter II. J. Mitchell James A.
waters Dr. William Queen, John A. Mitchell.
81 -ndry's Coa'uy.-John II. Thompson Dr. James
W. Roach, Robt Turl, A. Thompson, Dr. Walter Brs
coe, X. ii. Miles.
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THURSDAY Mons,so, May 81, o o'clock.

Mr. Saunders OF N C., from the committee apsoint.
cd yesterday, TO prepare rules and regulations Tor tho
government OF the Convention, made n report i'm part
accompanied by the following resolutions, Which were
severally adopted unanimously:
L. RoS0ired, That six Vice Presidents be appointed 10
aid The President of this Convention in the DISCHARGE Of
his duties. Q -
ReSotrcd, That four Secretaries be appointed 10 rc
cord the proceedings of the Convention
D. heSolced, That the rules of order adopted by the
House oil Representatives of the United States for its
government be adopted for the government this Con
venon, so Tar as the circumstances may be applicable
In pursuance OF the first of the foregoing resolutions
me following gentlemen were nominated and sevcray
elected Vice Presidents of the Convention unaninously.
EDWARD CoNDICT, of N j., I'd do. do.
UPTON $. HEATH, of Nd Sd do. do
ROBERT STRANGE, of ~ c., 4,h do do
John b. HEWITT, OF Miss, 9th do do
FRANKLIN CANNON, of Mo- 9th do do
In pursuance OF the second Resolution the following
gentlemen were unanimously appointed Secretaries of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
DIR. RELIES
M BOTANICAL DROPS

- re of the most ctficacious compounds III the
/ uo,cra Medical for the of that class OF lnve-
.-,,e diseases produced by an impure state OF the
,iaod and yitiated habits ofthe body, and usually
nh;h;t;uc themselves in the forms of Scroiula Salt
phsum. Ieprosy, st. Anthony's Fire, Fever, Sores,
- when the bones ai1eeted,) White Swellings,
Ufanni,d with DR.. Jebb's Lnmcnt,) foul and obs-
V,aiIfIccrs. Sore Legs and Eyes, Scadhead in chill
' ,' sco,y, and scorbutic Gout, Pimpcd or Car
nn,ed Faces, fostering Eruptions, and Nenercal
TN, throughout the body, in which last case the
~ ofcn cure when Mercury fails. They are al
=. ,le hest Spring and Autumnal Physic to purify
SD cleanse the system from hunors which frequent
u, i nne,r At these seasons OF the year. They also
"a ,be process of digestion, and by purifying the
Mod preyent the secretion OF malignant humors on
,be lungs The proprietor confidently relies upon the
.as nnmb,, of surprising CURES effected by these
n,ons not only in Boston and It's vicinity, but
,b,opgbout the Mon, for the best proof of their
cellence as an unfailing Alternative Medicine, in all
the cases above speciiled'
This article has recently been pronounced by a
hvsican of the first responsibility. who had witness
cd its surprising efficacy, entitled IN his opinion.
~ take the lead of all the popular articles known for
The above complaints and indeed IT is fast gaining this
mimi in public estimation. throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or six Bottles for -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
DIR. RELIES
ANmr.BILLIoUs PILLS.

For indigestion, Loss of 1ppss.tc ListiesSncss
Headache, CostircneSS, Flatnience, Cholic,
Bilious affections, S'c.
FINO comment on the efficacy of these Pills alte,
l asuccessul experience OF many years in Eng
land and America has established their reputation is
needless Suffice il To observe, that for redundancy
Of Bile Flatulencc, Costivencss, Headache Sc
&C. they will undoubtedly prove far more sevicca
bile than those drastic purgcs too frequently employ
ed, and will not only at the time tend t,
remove the offending cause by gentle motions, and
strengthen the digestive organs, but improve the ap
pe,,te and reno,ate the $, stem.-Prce 80 cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
INSURRECTIoN IN VENEZUELA.

From The PhRadeiphia Exchange Books.
Letters dated st. Thomas, favored by a house
of this city, informs lha Vargas, the President,
and the Vice President OF Venezuela, hal arrived at
st. Thomas from La Guayra that ON the nieht of
the Slh of July the troops nstigacd by THEN off
GERS, revolted attacked the Presidents house in
Caracas, threatened his life, and finally sent him
under glurd 10 La Guayra, and put him and the
Vice President on boald Schr Aurora, bound to
ST Thomas. Cen Marine is supposed 10 be the
leader OF the insurccton, aud IT appears 10 have
been sonic time in progress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

The Goh Humbng.-." Who sees an Nmcri-
car guinea They no longer jingle IN the pet
houses and nj the corners of the streets. Tho
sou II of their glory no longer " tichlcs the
ears Of the grounding, their solid charms have
already turned to filthy rags, and the poor man
that chinked his borrowed gold, now finds il only
in the pockets of those who begged his services
to obtain the spoik. Election is oyer--the, have
heard the last sound of " the yellow boys" till the
cry Of monopolic> and monsters brings the mann
again to the polls 10 vote for the benefit of the
tec. Honest men the soft, easy cushions, on
which knayes rcposc and iatten."
Ncw Xaren Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

1t was made most serious charge against A.
lcxandcr Hamilton, that he wished TO retain the
old English system of having State Legsla-
lures elective, aud the Governors of States APP
pointed by the President of the L, tied States.
Yet what do We see now ! The two divisions
of the Jackson party in Pennsylvania are solicit
ting the President to tell them which candidate for
Governor they shall elect thus in fact, giving
HIM tins very appointing power!
hennebcek Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

l., 5. MILLER, having determined 70 change his
place OF residence will close the Mercante
Establishment of +. ;. MILLER & Co. on or before
The LIST OF March next. Our stock of Goods is
hesh IN neat order, and very desirable good bar
gam may be had in the entire stock and terms made
liberal II not sold very soon, they will be retaed at
reduced prices, for cash, or country produce. The
latc advance IN Goods of almost every description,
VIII make 1t to the advantage of those wishing to
purchase, to call aud examine stock, are
determined to close. +. :. MILLER & co.
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DR. RELIES
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC-For SIC

Headache, Re. Price 30 cents.
- None genuine unless signed ON the outsd
printed wrapper by the Sole Proprictor +. KID
DER, immediate successor to the late Dir. W. Il
Conway For sale al his Counting Room, over No
80 Court-sreet near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
80 by his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
!, Il. J. T.. ROIALL, Lynchburg
April 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

MonMoNlsM.- Mormonism has broken out in
Boston, aud not the yellow fever, as was reported
One OF the leaders of that precious gang, styling
himself an elder among the latter day saints, ~
gives notice that he will give lecture on his creed
in Julian Hall. These precious times, and al
most lead to II belief tina, part of the fellows
title may not be amiss, namely, the "lattcr day."
for it would seem that Satan has broken loose
Il. :. Gazette. te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

thing moro than tho report OF the commander of
the vessel which had arrived at Falmouth he sta
ted that another change OF ministr, had taken
place, but that the city was tranquil. The Co
ycrnment is said to be much embarrassed with fl
nancal difficulties, and crisis was anticipated the
lst of July, heavy half-ycarl, payments being then
Ia he madr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

/ UOIrid NHdfr.-A man by the name of Vos-
burg was murdered at Springvilc, in this state, on
the :}0ih July. His body was found in kettle of
boiling yc, and was drcadtully bruised. The mar
dcrcrs had torn off nearly all of his clothes.
Two men, named Carter and Godel, who worked
with the unfortunate man, were arrested and were
under examination. ". Y. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
nv. ELETCNER ~ TOLER
TERMS.
No.. The LyMChDWrg VirgiMiNM"

w; tIrice a ireek, at 81 per on,,fm payable in
Pla" No paper ,riH be discontinued (bnt at the
l",;on ofthe Edtors until all arreorages paid.
- 1DVERTTS EMENT'S mH be inserted al
IN s,vts per square, for less, the first time, and 4
~ w. for each continuance. Those from distance
o, maid for previously TO their Insertion uiess the
~ be assumed by some responsible person in
Lyaehbmg. =. rJ;,o,s ,nus, le ,osr pam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
WILLIAM WALTON.
tup Is 1w'
MIR. THOMAS STEWART Sir, as

MIR. THOMAS STEW ART Sir, as you
lN1 are not an nhabitant of this State and have
no agent or attorney herein known to me, | take
this method ofnotfyngy you, through the public pa
pcrs, that shall on the 22d day of September
1875, at the house of Jacob Crcsaw, in the coun-
ty of Botctourt in the State of Virginia, proceed
to take the dispositions of Jacob Cresaw that on
the ls day of October, at the store house of John
d. Booth in the county of Franklin State Of
Virginia, take the deposition ofBenjamin Booth
that on the 10th day OF Semptember, at the Mead
ows of Goose Creek, in the county of Bedford,
and State of Virginia, shall proceed to take the
deposition of Nicholas Robertsonan others, TO be
read as evidence on the trial of "A suit depending
on the Chancery side the county court OF Bed
ford wherein you arc plaintiff, and am defend
ant where and when you may attend, if You
please. ours, ..-
JOHN kASEl.
Auo l., iWF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

The subscriber will sell his House and Lot situa-
ted ON Third street, which is known to most of our
citizens as desirable Family residence IL not sold
privately, will be sold at Auction. on or about the
'"th OF March next of which, due notice will be
given. r : MILLER
, Aug 10 >,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

The pretended conspiracy against the Empo-
ror's life, said in the French papers To have been
discovered At Cronsiadt, is fatty and all but Off
cial> contradctcd. II i, decricd as cmana,ion
from that oficind Of reports of plots-Pars--
which is not NJ all unlikely. Russia is not quar-
ter from Which we might expect to hear of unsnc-
ccsSu conspraccs. As in Turkey, either the
plot succeeds, and the person or the dynasty
of the rcignng prince, is AT blow removed, on
all traces OF the audacN of the treason are wash
ed out in the blood of the conspratorS. Such
are the ,l'.#,niagoe e"a inconNnri"nen> nf desp"-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

Gov. McDuiie, OF South Carolina, has received
a present OF two hives of stinglcss Bees, brought
by vessel from Campcachy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
CINCINNATI COLLEGE.

"tdcW department.
VIE. session Will open the first Monday of Dc
tober, and continue To the end OF February,
I ull courses OF Lectures will be delivered ON all
the branches of the profession.
Special and Smgicai inatomy
BY JOSEPH n. MCDOWELL, NJ D.
General and Pathological .i1atomy Physiology and
Medical Jurisprudence,
BY SAMUEL ID. GROSS, NJ ID.
tLate OF the Medical College of Ohiol
Sargery,
BY HORATIO G. JAMESON, NJ
tl.ate otthc Washington Medical College Baltimore
Obstetrics and The Diseases pecuiiar 10 Uomen and
thHdren,
BY LANDON c. RIVES, NJ. u.
Nate of the State OF Nmgnla.l
Chemistry and Phom0cy
BY JAMES b. ROGERS, MI
Q.ate otthe Washington Medical College. Bal,trorc
Mdtera Medica,
BY JOHN p. HARRISON, VI. ID.
date OF Louisville, Kentucky, uow of Philadelphia
Theory and Practice Of Medicine,
BY DANIEL DRAKE, NJ. d.
lidjuact Profssor Of Chemistry and Lecturer
Botany,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
FOR SALE.
10000. BACON.
100 boxes Candies.
Vs:X.N'TED,

Snn RUSH. FLAX-SEED, for which the high
cVV est Cash price will be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

lust received supply OF very fine Lemon
- Syrup. for making Lemonade, &C., which we
Will sell low by tho bottle or dozen.
J. +. X }. +. ROYALL.
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Citizens Savings Bank.

IlEPOSl'EES will be received by this Instiu-
ton, and Certificates issued bearing interest
+" the following rates. For any time under four
nohths' per cent per annun for four and not ex-
.'u'hs SIX months, per cent per annum: and for
"I months and over per cent per annum.
y, efsons wishing to make deposites, will apply to
Bank u WV ''''O' VI '''
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL, President
THOMAS MCKINNEY, Treasurer.
JOHN MCKINNEY, Secretaru.
,onh W. Young, James T.. Stevens
S'hh IL. ID. fayne, : John Reveley,
ilobson Johns :
Julyl3 ,G,.
VIE rail- Session of my School will commence
%, on Monday, the 2ith of this month"; and end the
H. Vi december, in the house formerly occupied
wi H. Il Beach, at the lower end of Main-strcct
ems Tins as heretofore So per month, or So for a
session OF four months
A.. - REBECCA l.. TOWNLEN.
IS Nv .}w
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AIln. J.,
FOR SALE,

III Second hand Carriage with liar-
IF ness. WM. DAVIS, JE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
JOHN CRAWFORD, Chairman.

The Harrison meeting was VOL attended, con
sacrno the shorlncsS of the notice, and the busy
Srason.-Fhcrc is no mistake as 10 popular sem
toniimcni in Augusta being in favour of Gen. HAIR
nisoN ont of her 1900 votes, we doubt whether
Mr.. Van Buren, could get 200.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

BLANKS, FOR SALE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

From this distracted country there are rumors
in abundance, and statements which contradict
each other fatty as geS and NO. The scige
I'of Bilboa does not appear to have been raised,
but the following tclcgraphic despatch dated Bay
onnc, Saturday, July 4th, had been received in
Paris
sThc Queens troops to the number OF 20 900
men. entered Bboa on the lSt inst. at O'Clock
2. NJ. No fighting took place Don Carlos esab-
shed his headquarters, the preceding day, at o.
nate
PORTUGAL.
! The latest advices from Lisbon arc of the 2lth
Of juno, but they arr extremely vagnc. benz no
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Look Out for Bargains.

Aug. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
TIFF NEW CHIEF JUSTICE.


The funeral meats nave lufh'silcu iof'h Tie
marriage feast ihe news o. inc oca'l oi 'iael
Justice Marshall has been io'io"e" ny me appoint
mcnt OF his successor WIN soii'e''ii's INK indecent
haste. seeing that the Peo''1 service required
not. And who does inc ie'uei suppose Is inc Tor
tmate apPointee Is he one % 'e s',rh o,o ''Poh-
Leans ofthc strict construction se''9o' some one
If the disciples OF the aeetflnes 81 ~ oh no !
his ROGER BRooht iANh1' VI f9mor Al
Norfolk. in the neIshpof'oou Oh WHICH pace Tie
President is no" SoJonfhlng' IS 10 'e 'rea.'Pu')-a
leader of the tedP"' parry !" MAR i'no' curing all
that long, ombtaerou ana o'e'i'lu' S''ugs" "1iea
preceded and ioiio"ea ''o o'''''o' Vi ''i ''i''f-
con. down to the the close u ue wa % 'oi- \
,,ding icderas' aPp2as.ed 10 lte irSt 'oai'ai oi-
fee IN the I'''7''
tle head of the democratic Scfoo'' ana 10 R'Ia the
cpcts of the federal party IN uhlhlN'd aolofFonee
Rat. We are not aston'sfed that the mantle OF
Iodgc Marshall has fallen upon Mr. l ahe5 shout
1cr.. On the contrary, We nave never oo"o'ed
he would obtain the appointments S'A'e M Den
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
Nlcs5rs. 2attoson Hannah, Berry Wright
AVID Iohn o. gnifb.

4 thNILlsAEN.==l'lcase 10 take notice that
shall on Saturday, the 5th day OF September
neNf II t1rd not ON tie next Lair day Sundays ex-
ceped) proceed to elc the depositions Of Nelson
Abshllv, Daniel Nobb aud others to be read az evil
denee III a snlt now depending and undetermined in
the ncni Superior Court oi Law and Chancery for
r''hn county, wherein am plaintiff, and YOU arc
defendants n which time aud place YOU and each
ol feum atlcud II you think proper Should it
81 happen TINT can not get through in one day,
slfl continue from day to day l All are taken
Very Respectfully,
GEORGE +. WRIGHT
Jul, % wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

a. Richmond Coupileri, mistaken in sup
posing llat there is no other f.rnacc for the man
uiaotorc OF non ore, in operation in Eastern Nr-
GINA, but that Of Mr.neanc in Buckingham NJ
William Ross had recently erected an offensive
furnace IN this county, AT the Old Iron Works,
which had been for many Yen, l,ina iaic.-Nc
copy the Compacr's article, however, I'm another
coiamn,) for the purpose of drawing public ailen-
tono the SINGULAR state nj thine> Whiclil dcvcopcs
in relation To the iron tradc-fo the lati that VII
ginia pic iron Is worked mp, hy the and ol Virginia
fuel, IN the interior Of New York, and thcn It.
shipped, aud sold to the consumers in tins State At
profit of - per ton And what i, true of
iron Is not less Of man, other articles. Tie
northern people ,"nd Lay, potatoes, onions, wood
cn. v3re, hgeom>, &. 10 southern market. for
which they lind rsdls stlel Ouoht these tldns,
SO tahe ! cn1"r expect t. be Il prosperous COM
mmity while tlicy eNsl}
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

WILL sell, on I thursday, o3d instant, 10, Of
n Dry Goods, consisting in part OF
Fancy and Furniture Calicos; Gnghams, assort-
cd colours; MusIins; Driliings; Ticklcnburps;
Bombaznes; Diapers; Marseilles, Valentia and
Satteen Ncstings; hankcen; Pongcc Bonashe;
Cambrcks Black and Blue Satin; Roman CASH
mere; Marsecs Countcrpanes; Dimity; Ozna-
lnres; Linseys; SILK, Cotton and Worstcd IIdkfs.
Cotton and Random Hose Shell and Horn
Combs Buckram; Mneit Shirt Collars;
od Cloths Clark best Spool Cotton Buck
Slln and Cotton Gloves Null and Swiss Muslns
tfafed BOOK Muslms; Figured and Plain Lace
fRored and PLAN Bohbineu Coat and Yes.
Botto S Bonncts; Shoes Pins &c DC
The site will commence al 10 O'Clock and con.
taae from day to day, until il is closed
CHARLES PHELPS,
.inctionecr.
JULY 10 3lif