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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-31
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We in.sr, ,he fellow III verses, @y
the Loudoa Times. ~ a sftsilnsn OF a new setto
cong. Just published 10y Moore. There are Iwelv
OF them, and ws think they are among ,hs hapPi
est efforts Of the Ds graceful aud ianeiial Of In
glish lyric post.
If thou wsud'n have ns sing and play,
As once played and sung,
Fnsl take this tluis-w ern lutte away,
Aud brDg ono freshly strang.
Call back tive tiu.s whsn Plearirs's sigh
FIRST breath d among ihe strings,
And Tine himself, in tnthg by,
Made music with his wings.
Take, take the orn-out .uls away,
And bring one newly strung,
If thou would OF have me sing aud play,
As once play d aud sung.
Bu, how is this though now the late,
And shining fresh Ire chords,
Beneath this hand they slumbsr mate.
Or speak but dreamy words.
in vain 1 seek tho sou, that dwslt
Within that once sweet she'll,
Which told 80 warmly what 10 ielt,
And fst--wha, nougs, could tell.
Oh, nsk not then, Tor passion stay
From lutte 30 coldy strung
With ,hs I ne or can slng or play
"A once played and sung.
Nc bring that long loved late again,
Ihosgh chill d by years IL be,
If thou wilt call tho s.unbering strain,
Twill wake again for thee.
Though :ims have frozen the taneful stream
Ufinoughts that gush'd along,
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-31
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q m m (rA isethemlock Boards,
~ y NJ wv 90 NJ 90. Timber and Joist
20 NJ morehantaLle Boards,
10 NJ reuse Go.
90 ~ Laths,
5M Clapboards,
1875 NJ NORTH Carolina Cellar Shingles.
Just received and for sale at tie Lumber
Yprd Of j. y ID H. LUTHER,
may 30. solih of the DIstilleIy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

;,d,,niial indi, iduals tIlan the writer,
d ID -, above the aid of any such stale devil
pa'e1 rLo.o remarks are only the offspring oi the
c. L., convictions Of the sanitary and ellico-
Nri'e' .1;,os of the waters, and are intended, 'o
cos ,,at 70 express his deep sense .. re KIM
,o'e .,saiioa and ci,iity Of the proprietor and ii,
fanny his short soioarn at the Butldoe Springs,
7H,e, has learned that extensive arrangements
tue haen completed, and spacious buildings erect
nav nat,er adap,ed to die accommodation Of visit
Gu 90 The proprietor, aetuaet Ivy laadahle de
'fs' =, ssrye the public, has incurred gfeat expense
'"' ,;nr Them for theil reception, II Is bit just
N ~, oxrrtions should be adequately famunera-
iha' M n;sconnrctcd from any consideration OF he
icu ,,aaes 10 be derived from the Virtues OF tie
and the facilities which The situation OF the
water adarJ for every species of endowment, The
pins of the accommodations, prs, con>i-
cheoP ~ oconsidcrabe recommendation II many.
tuies r,roons complaints of visitors II tie more
Inc uterine places Of Virginia. to the Shy
dis,' a;lo exortions TO Which they are there sub
NJ have almost become too common 10 elicit
9..,,adversion: while from the mixed and he
any aao,s character of the company which fire.
,bcn,. a quiet, unassunng man, somewhat
I1l With the coclzneyism of IA town it, is CN-
;,ely annoyed by the factous struggles of the
.;s,orrltic and plebeian ranks into which the So
. ,esolyrS itself almost the hour after lis or
'sf,.,ion. From both Of these objections thu
p''T,oe Springs Of Amherst are exempted. Tn
1T, tberc constitutes Kind of i@periaw in
,,,ne,;o-anannoved by the obtrusive arrogance OF
.hd wide Of wealth, aud unpnrtIrbcd by the jar
.,nr strife of rival parties, for preee3enee--1c-
.,,i,t,ncas are there formed intImacies riPencd,
qai lronlshns rlltured which always npart 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
OHIO AND MICHIGAN.

The Legislature of Ohio assembled, IN extra
,,s,iop on the 9Th inst for the purpose ofdecldinr
r,on ,ha course which that State win adopt in re-
t,rene, to her controversy with Michigan. 1t is
said that Ohio denies the right Of the general 90
ycrnmcat to interfere in the adjustment OF this dis
nnte and that She threatens, in case ofsaeh inter-
ference, to throw herself upon her preserved
r;obts.n a III nsodc South Caroline. But We can
not perceive the propriety Of tli; course, as We
might do, if the controversy were between iStqtrS.
Nichiganis yet Ttrit1rY, and, as such, is in a
state of pupilagc and cpendnncc-implying NO
cessarily not only the right, but the duty ol the
General government to protect her, not in agrees
sons upon the rights Of others, hut in defence other
own. If the territory in dispute belong 10 Michl-
gan. the general government is bound to see that
it be not wrcsed from her by die superior strength
of Ohio-Il, on the contrary, it belong to Ohio,
then the general government is in Ike manner
bound to Interfere, 10 restrain the cupiditY of Nj
chiean.
We SIC it stated in the papers, that Mi. Tai
colt and Captains Wood, Seavcr, Smith and Lee,
of the L. :. engineers, have passed through Buia-
b, on their way westward, to determine the boun-
dary nc-thc most satisfactory mode, we pre-
sumo of settling the dispute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

o." Stcam-doctor' Rucher, it IS saId' IS
relative of woud-be Speaker Polk, the ingIeman
ofthc Van Bmenitcs in the House Of Representa-
tiveS. Cannot the acute oltactorics OF the Gfo5c
smell treason in this fact Is il no, at least as sls-
picous as the connection Of the Cashier Of the l.
nited States Bank with Judge White WIFI Ger
tainy, it is as strong evidence of . bargain and
sale between Polk and Van Buren, as the accl-
dental meeting of Speaker Bell and Cashier 'au-
don in Philadelphia is ola like traffic between the
Bank and JUDGE White. We hope the Globe will
try its skill upon this little tissue of facts. We
should like to see the loom of its IMAGINATION at
work upon them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

u Coy. McDuilie has recently furnished ere
deniias to Henry Shuttle Esq. an cnterprizing c-
lizcn of South Carolina, who proposes opening a
direct trade between Hamburger, a town on the
southern border of that State, of which Mr.. :. WIS
the founder, aud lIamburgh, in Europe, and who
designs, in furhcrancc of his object, to visit The
latter place W;th one ileo of the Governors
letter of credit we were nota little amused. We
refer to that portion Oft, in which he speak, Of the
"principies of friendly reciprocity ~bich Hc
Stotc0f South Carolina has diirags cher Shsd in
her intercourse ,cHh foreign Suites" Indeed !!
I'VE had always thought that the intercourse of
South Carolina with foreign States was 3iated,
not by herself but by the general government
Such, at least, is the injunction of the federal con-
,tituiion-;n instrument hch NuIlifear, We pre-
>amc, ohiectng so vehement, to its Siolltion by
others, should be- the lasi to disregard, even in
thought or word Ii, astonishing what iadgs
men of towering intellect will sometimes make Of
themselves The cam, by which the Nulliyrrs
would make it appear chat the States OF this Con-
ederacy separate and distinct nations, Is at
best but ludicrous evaporation of smothcrcd
wrath, which can find no other vcnt-hole.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

FIR n 6'chmoaa-We regret 10 lean. q, il
letter from Richmond, dated on the 2ls inst, thu,
on Saturday night last, Trinity Church tsletho-
dist tPiseopa) was entirely consumed. Tho fire
arohe oa about halfpasta O'Clock on Saturday
morning. III the southwest corner of.tle Church
aaa the whole building vas sooa ,.seloned i,
ilames 1t was built IA few years aga, It a cost.
We believe, of about 9l5,o0O and WIS insured for
only S5o00.-Tho carpenter, shop of Mr.. Smith,
situalednear the Church, wihits contents. WAS also
destroyed-loss estimated at $1,000. The los, TO
others IS considerable, the houses fronting the
tnHell end those opposite and in rear Of the car
po'tfrs shop h"'ae much injured. Wheeler the
ire Originated Hr accident or design Is Mt full,
;sreftahel, though ii Is probable that it WIS acct
deat,l. Il prayer meeting having been held in the
Church on Friday nieht. This calamity, We learn,
created much sympathy in Richmond for the sect
who are thus deprived of place of worship, and
ON Sunday notices We're given, in all the Churches,
OF contemplated meeting, TO be held, for tie pur-
pose OF dcyising measures of relief and it was
thoapht that it would result in handsome sub
scriptioa, perhaps sufficient to build L new Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

- lbe Washington TeIe r'?h say, tint the
Naefpi,drlr ion 10 tIe 3 a.rc Convention at
cac time threatened - sec d. ',n that body, and
that the> vero on, prevented rom 50 doing by
fine tactic, of Nj. Ex-speabrr Stevenson. + this
true Mr.. Stevenson certainly occupies very
cqaqoca position in relation to the nomination of
Col Johason-prorcsting against it, and vet con-
senting to act d, chairman of the committee ap-
pointed to prepare an address to the people, ur-
CHG the claims of the nominee to their support
Let Mr.. s take care that between his adherence
of DOING bad deed, and his fear Of offending the
powers that be- by taking counsel Of thai alb
horreaee. he do not fall to tho ground. Eqoyo-
cation and duplicity, though they may be Tempo
rarily advantageous, are always fatal in the lone
rua.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

~ i'the French newspaper, and the French
correspondents of English newspaper, are to be
believed, Mr.. Liyin ston, some Of his conGdcu-
tad friends, musthave been exceedingly ndiscrcct,
in making public his conversations aud the char
aetrr ofhiS correspondence with the French Minis
try. We place little reliance, however, on tlwso
statements and we shall therefore nor publish them
al length They amount, briefly to this; lst, that
Mr. Livingston had openly declared that the In
dcmnity Bill a, passed by the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties, IS more Objectionable hon its rejection would
have been, because lis demand Of an explanation
i, an Insult added to lhe original injury and that
the President would never make any explanation
whatever oily, that Mr. Livingston haddcmand-
ed oflhe French Minister explanations Of certain
PASSAGES in the famous returned note of n. Seruricr
atvheh the President tool, o0ance-Iti, not said,
however, III what temper tbs demand was rccriy-
Cd. 1t is probable thai Mr.. Livingston In, reach
ed New York by this time, and we may speedily
therefore look for authentic details Of what has
happened, and form at least plausible coniecturcs
ofWhat may follow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

~ They do strange things in Georgia, and
wthal in strange way. They rob Indians, and
say it is in defence of State sovereignty. They
mprson missionaries, on the same plea. IhoN
annul treaties, yet denouncc notification. They
scorn the mandates of tie supreme Court, and yet
profess great reverence for die Union. Bat it is
not to any of these high and grave matters that we
nov have reference, bat TO ladicrous pcrversions
oihe tuactions Of the judicial department, which
are frequently made manifest in the Georgia pa
pers-Thcir grand juries, not content with pre-
sentng offences against the peace and dignity of the
commonwealth, extend their watch!ul supervision
TO political malcfactors, and occasionally present
the Governor, the Judges, the State Legislature,
and members Of Congress, whose notions OF meum
and fuum do not exactly correspond with thclr
own. And recently, Justices Court held in one
OF the counties of that State, trenching upon the
prerogative of the Grand Jury, and even trans
cendlng their latudnous stretch of privilege, has
presented "various grand lures, who have pre-
seh'cd Gov. Lumpkin and Judge Hooper : also,
>ondry newspapers, for political lies; the nullty-
ers Tor being crazy, and the lederalists for hypoc
IHy; France for swndlng, and Ohio and Alic,
9'A Tor riot Davy Crockett for bulIoonery, and
Lawrence the assassin for being more knayc than
IOoi; the U. S. Senate for refusing to vote the
lDree millions bill; and the nullifyer's Coa9res-
soaat ticket, for being beacnat the late election,
"c'&c-This latter presentment is an improve
"'eat on the Connecticut bue-laws which inflicted
punishment on IA barrel Of cider for working on
me Sabbath Save us from the wise men of
"eorg'a-thc Unon-Nuyers and the Robber-
Norass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

a. VIM NJ. Black, who was convicted at the
late session ofthc |. :. Circuit Court Of robhin1
the mail, aud sentenced 10 ten years imprisonment
in the penitcntary, has since been brought before
Judge tlopton, of the General Court, by virtue of
a writ Of ha5cdS c0rpas. 10 examine into the att
thority ofthe keeper Of the pcnitcntiaN To receive
said Black. His release was claimed, ON the
ground that the L. 5. Courts had no authority to
detan the prisoner in said prison-that prison be-
longing to the State, aud the prisoner being con-
yiced under the United STATES laws. John d.
Maaiord for the prisoner, and p n Nicholas and
Conway Robinson for the L. States lin the absence
Of II. {. Nicholas, l.. $. Attorney.) 'Fhe case IN
yolNed the general question of State Rights and
the minor one of a conflict Of judicial powers
JUDI Glopton took tne to mature his opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
B. gTD.S..

IENlIE subscriber offers, at retail, IA quantity of
Il Nc'c OHcaasam Baltimore cured Bqcoa
at the reduced price OF 10 cents pound This
Bacon, though not good as the Virginia cured.
will answer every purpose for labourcrs.
Also, in store, and for sale, at the lowest market
price, large lot of VIRGINIA FAMILY BA-
con. W l.. LANCASTER
June - o,;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
May p

NXlRGlNl\;-Ata Court held for Bedford
County, at the Gourl-houae, The 22d day Of
lune, ne thour1nd cieht hundred and thirty-ivc
Harvey N.,che guardian of Charlotte Mitchell,
only child an leir At law Of Elizate;h Mitchell,
decreased, who va Elizabeth Griffin, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
ND'E'aaE.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed To the
ID subscriber, on the 2:'1 day of February last, by
Arthur Newman ana Catherine his wife, and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office, Of the county court OF
Bedford shall ON the 18th Monday in June, lS;&5
(beng count day. before the front door Of the court
house in Llbcrty id county, sell to the highcs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

o. The Abolition papers at the North are alb
solnicly quoting Col Johnson's connection with
his sable Dnlciuca as an evidence of hie exemption
from that popular prejudice which stands in the
way of "A practical amalgamation ofthe two races,
and areiae it as reason why the friends Of tlIa
policy should support him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

H. The Nashville Union says that the vote Of
steam-loctor'' Rucker did not " affect the ulri-
mate result" What does the Union deem an III
timate result? 1t certainly secured tic nominal
ton of Col. Johnson to the Vice Prosidency.--lt
that is not an g ultimate result" so far as the
Convention could make it So what is it z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

Is 1t is said mat g stoam-doctor' Rucker vo-
ted in the Baltimore Convention as a Pricatc cHj-
zen What right, then, had the Convention to
cot!1t it as the vote OF the state Of tennessee
His vote as private citizen, would only count me
by what magic, if he voted as private citizen,
was it sweilcd to fttecnI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
NJ AlAGGa.

MhRRlED,-On "Wednesday tn 10Th inst,
hy the Rev jesse :. ArniscaJ. Mr. SAsrrr u.
MepsARNoN, of Prime Edward, II Mis-, Many
frtNsfs Puutnrfrnn WALTON. daughter OF
AlIllam " alton, -. a Euchm.am county.
at Aatche2. Mississippi. IN the 18th
Glf., NJ. l. NuAGroN. oi \,a Ghslas 10 Mr..
AMANDA lloGcArr, of feauc.,rc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

ghasoaa Mitchell, Samuel Griffin, Join H. Grif
I'm, y l.ian :. Crifin, and Gu~layus \. Wing
field and chnriooe his wife, formerly Charlotte
G.I-ln, DalanAnns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

a. Wchavc received, and Shall publish, in few
days, the prospectus OF a new volume Of the N,w
York Mirror, the Isl No. ofwhich will be issued
on the tth of July next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

a. The statements some weeks AGO pubshcd
that Nm Gwynn Jones' the pitcrcr Of the Balri-
more post Office, had been liberated ON bail and
that cAad fled toSoaih America, turns out 10 have
been Incorrect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
CASE sEaR ME GgouS.

1 WiiMpay for all likely going Negroes, tie high
est cash prices. All communications addressed
TO me at tbl4 place, will be attended to.
GARLAND TAFT.
My, ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

a. Amos Davis, Esq. late representative in
Congress from kentucky, died very suddenly few
days AGO. He was candidate for recollection, and
had made speech of TWO or three hours duration,
without apparent exhaustion. Shortly after how
ever, h. was Violently attacked with the disease,
which, before 10 o'clock at nqht, terminated at
onrt hi, political and earthly career.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

Z = In the North Carolina Convention, it has
been decided that free NEGROES, who have hereto
fore had the privilege Of voting in that State, shall
nothereattcr exercise the RIGHT of saliage-lvcs
90, noes 81. This is most judicioos decision;
OPERATING prcudiclly doubtless, in individual ca
ses hul henefcaIly u lhe body noIilic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

Torn Ct0Ck.-We are requested To say that
gentlemen who approve of this undertaking, and
intend to contribute towards the expense Will ron
der their bcnciacons donbIy acceptable by giving
or sending in their names as SooH rs ma, be con-
vcnient 1t is very desirable to ascertain, at the
carliestpossblc day what will b. the amount Of the
subscriptions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
ssaNaEiNa
or TIfE L1SGHByRG HiRhEY
Corrected by 9clco-,he & Vyreo.

i.NfIene prices OF passal Tobacco, - II Ia - on
lhl'l}ef Ia common u ii IL = 90
Common Ia good III Il, Ia ua
Good 10 fine, (,hppina1 II 10 Ia II co
tme Manufacturing gu4ittc., II III tooi On
lnes, / at, q oa
@tuPs, luon" m mlfts9A
Inspected the past ueal.op7 hld. al passed to-
hoeea, ll3 hhd>. re& #t1 total 05o The guam
tty inspecting is sill larse, and price, are l,ton>I-
lnels we'll maintained. We consider nes aud in
terror tobacco as not heinz So brisk, and the price
y 10 III cts. lower. The account, from i.ngln3
10 the 10th of MAY, represent the ,..,ie Of to1lc-
CO asilrm, although thar "a not mech aone IN
fem' '"itcs wore from ID TO I'D, which would
pay from q to ST., L. the shipper.
L. We would advise the tobacco Grower, IN
tins section ~ the country, to top Their tobacco
lower and suffer II IL stand LONGER IN the field
Most ol the planter, il this section eal their to-
haeeo before it is ripe. The loWana planters,
Top then tobacco liom6 10 leaves and take great
pans IN prl2ng ii IN dry order II IS rich, thick
and dry. There IS difference Of S1a the hum
dfed made on account Of order IN tobacco. of th,
Namr qualify. The fne mpuutlclurlna tobacco.
winch SILL 50 highin Richmond is eairelV ripe, and
cured mostly without fire or smoke Persons who
cultivate new land, ouch, to be careful moi 10 fire
aafd. We know,with care and pains, our planter,
can tobuFca * ,rrn,S IN H., ST..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

u How dli steam. doctor" RusI gel n,to
the Baltimore Convention DID he eo in and
hang up his hat On his own responsibility" or
was he invited to Vote II the httcr. WHO invited
him Did the Convention in body W one
pretends ihat they did, What individual mcm-
her, thep, or club Of members, assumed the power
to eNtenl TO him saebaa avin'iool iNe hop, the
Doctor vi" cnlighten the public on this important
matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

o. writer in the Charleston Mercury
thinks that the division in Pennsylvania between
the u oleeS and Na1rs will deprive the For orhc
Vote of that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

~ John Pope late Governor of Arkansas, is
a candidato for Coneres, in Kentucky, in the dis
tricf now rcprcscn'cdhy Benz. Hardin. they are
both strong men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
.llInr o. lH3l

June %, lc:}J ofIpnl
i " =
" and Edmond, Peter aud Harriet, aud any increase
of the female slaves. will Also the same day, OF
the next day, sell to highest bidder at public auc-
ton all his, the sand Grays Horses, stock of Cattle
Hogs, and Sheep, with all his Farming Utensils, two
sets Of Backsmlil's tools, all his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. and all the crop of tobacco
grain and of every description
Terns--A credit Of one, two, and three years VIII
be given, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security. TO secure the purchase money.
The sale of all t he Personal Property except tho
slaves. will take place al Col. Grays Home house.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
April 30 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
Patrick June Court, 1895.


Jacob Prlliman, Pleintiif,
iooinSt
Lewis Stone, John Stone, Lewis Stone heir at
law of Thomas Stone, deceased, John Franklin
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Stone, Cornelius
Burnett and Milly his wife, late Allly Stone, Ste
phen Stone, Tandy Stone and John Stone, Defis.
IN CntVcERY.
TIE defendants John Franklin and Name hi,
vile, Cornelius Burnett and Miily his wife, ana
Levi, Stonc no, having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the act of A sem
bly, and the rules of this Court, and it app arm
b., satisfactory evidence that they are not nbabi.
tants of this Commonwealth: On motion of TIL
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered that said
defendants John Franklin and Nancy his W fe, C..
Barnet, and Nlilly lis wife, and Lewis S ne do
appear here on the lst day of August tern next,
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that a copy of
tins order be forthwith inserted in the Virgnan,
published in Lynchburg, for two months successive
y, aud that another copy be posted at the fronldo2
Of ;i!e Courthouse of this county.
\ Copy-Teste,
\. STAPLES, Clerk.
June = w2n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

~ We are requested to say thai the cns,-
ING 4th Of July will not be celebrated al Campbell
courthouse, expected, for not ne
cessary to be stated
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sssE xAsa1aa&reA ESQ. EaI

The subscriber begs leave
to tender the public his
grateful acknosled elements,
ior the very liberal aud gem
erous patronage they have
bestowed uppn hin since he
undertook the management
large and CONNEXIONS
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April 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

1Hia Dog's Raec.
jockey Clob pur 1850, cutt3nre so, thrc
mllr hel..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

June D
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

of it in the passage dug through for the rsl, road near Lowell, and that the ceIspra.eo wall discovered few years since in Salisbury, N. c. was only a mass of Trap rock' ne supposed 1t to have been melted and thrown up above the surface of the earth by 'niernes heat. t,-SAE
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

me Globe is quite in a pucker whether Wenster' White or Harrison is 10 be dropped, inars ts. none of your business, gentlemen pf sne Kitchen. li' We can cut up our pie without your aid. We dlo not drop any os cur friends :: that practice. is exclusively Jackson and Van Baren's.---N. Y. Star. 9s'ss a'stT ,f8a' '5tt