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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09
Office ofthe Martinsburg Savings Institution I
June 9. 1894

june y, 1921.
EDY resolution OF the board Of direct.
ED ors Of this institution the following
rates Of Interest have been adopted for
the government Of the Treasurer thereof
in receiving money on deposlte, viz:
For deposites payable
six months after demand,
certificates may be issued r. nnn,,n,
bearing an interest at the
rate of
For deposites payable
four months after demand, A ~, .s.,,,n,
certificates may be issued asr oan,an
bearing an interest at the f '''
rate of
For deposites payable
ninety days after demand, ,,a,,,.,
certificates may be issued .p' ...,,. m"'
bearing an interest at the P'' ""'
rate Of
BY order
GEORGE DOLL, Treasurer.
July 10. 1634.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09

Forty nine steamers passed through the Lonis-
ring the week previous TO June 9th--paying
$3.50 canal tolls. Thirty-fve new steamers
have passed through since January LIST. Receipts
from that date TO June 9Th, S33,65s, which is
6,5l7 more than in the same period last year
~ Y, Star,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09

WOOL! WOOL! MORE WOOL !
1--WE wish TO purchase $4,000 pounds
w OF good clean Wool, well washed,
clear oil. sticks, straws. and taggs,-ior
which at all times the highest prices will
be given.
JOHN N. RIDDLE s. Co.
Nav 7, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09

There are three sights most detcstable;
proud priest giving his biessng--a kuavish hy-
pocrite saying his praycra--and false pstiot
making harangoe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09

Canal Beat Burnt On Friday night
last. the Canal Boat TouIon, Captain La
cy. of the Troy and Erie Line. IN York;
on her passage west. near Hull's Landing,
.Manllus. took fire. and with her cargo.
consisting principally Of merchandise. was
totally consumed. The crew and passen.
gers escaped with their hives. some Of them
considerably injured. The loss is estima-
ted at about $40, 600. some oil The rassen.
gers being stripped OF the entire Of their
worldly effects. save their clothes in which
they fed from The flames. The ca,astro.
phe was unavoidable. and no blame can
attached 10 any person. II appears that a
bottle Of ether burst in her mid ships. and.
without being aware OF ii, some person at
tempted to pass into that part Of the boat
with lighted candle, when in an instant.
the whole atmosphere in the boat flashed
into fame. From SO sudden a confia-
grafton all parties were fortunate in the
means OF escape,-- Buffalo Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09

EEAVING sold part OF my estate near
IL Martinsburg. Berkeley County, Va.
wish TO dispose OF the residue, consisting
Of the Mill tract of about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09
NEW GOODS.

NE w GOOD S.
WYE will this day receive and open a
w large and general assortment OF
new and pretty
SPRING ND s q III NJ = Il
r. q q u g =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
=" \I.A LINE OLE PACKETS

" \ Company has been formed in Charleston,
:. Tor the purpose OF running u line of Packets
between that Cill aud Liverpool, Encland.--rhc
Courier OF the 18th states, that 100 shares out of
the 300, have ahead, been taken up, at $500 each.
Nv" tnracns Of Charleston took II shares
each, and another 90 Bait. Patriot
This spirit, (says the Richmond Whip) has re
ccved an impulse from recent events We hope
10 sec it :" 90 ahead" until the South imports for
herself Tohclp lon,thc country should turn its at
tcnion, VIRGINIA at least, to the increase of Bank
ny capital. 1t is IN money facilities that the
Norlh has 50 tremendous an advantage over the
South. The Wing goes on to enquire, what has
become oi the application for new and ndcpcn-
dent Bank in Richmond Why sleep the citizens
upon measure vital 10 their interests and those
OF all Virginia (! And may not a citizen Of
Lynclhu,e be permitted 10 ask, what has become
OF the application for an independent Bank in
Lynchbmg, OF, if no, an independent Bank, At
least an extension OF our Banking capital, 80 vital
10 om interest and 10 the interest sf all Virginia
too The VIII. well remarks that il is in her
Ranking capital that the North has SO tremendous
an a yrniase OVER the South, for, naturally, the
North h,- no advantage over the South We
have as fine searalt>; our navieablc rivers arc
more numerous. ana of greater extent our soil
vastly superior, with dry healthy climate, equal
To any in the | nitcd States. And why are these
natural advantages suffered to lie dormant, to the
disgrace Of our Staicl The answer is short and
simple We arc in the want Of capital. But WHY
do We want capltai Are Banks less safe or Bank
stock less profitable here than the North Not
at all. But while our sister States have been a
,alling themselves of these advantages, we have
been, under the influence of the Richmond En-
gnirer, fighting winl-ms in the form OF conslitu-
tionil objection, to Bank charters, Internal I'm
proNcmcnlS, &c. 4 tHizn Of Iyachbnre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

" Anti Abolition meetings have been held in
FAIRFAX, Prince Edward, New Kent and Mecklcn-
ourg, IN addition to the counties heretofore enume-
faed' and strong resolutions adopted. We less
regret our inability to crowd the proceedings of
"eSe meetings into our columns, they generally
express similar views and dctcrminaions.-En
posSam Why does not the Enquirer either pub
i's'' the proceedings of all the meetings which have
pceh held in this State or if it have not room for
.'a'' at least mention that such meetings have Ia
Nc" p'ace' Is it afraid of giving offence to its
Northern BRETHREN!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
The children Of the sun.
With whom Revenge is virtue"


-Moehc'" "S"fetttW HPPtd ~ me qua
1t WILDE seen, by the following article, that
another contemplated servc instruction has been
prevented by its timely detection:
From the ShelbyrHe (1en.) Fireman, July H.
We have Just heard of an intended insurrcc-
ton OF the Negroes, in the neighborhood of Farm
ihston, Bedford county, (Ten.) We have not
heard particulars in relation to the manner and
extent OF their plan. Some ten or fifteen negroes,
we learn, have been severely whipped, some OF
whom made confessions of the whole matter. They
stated that some white man, who refused to tell
lhcm hs name, was the prime mover of the whole
ma',er-hc has left the neighborhood and gone to
Nashville, as he told the negroes, TO aid in doing
something for the rescue of Murc One of the
most deeply implicated among the negroes, was
sentenced by the Committee of examination to be
carried out of the country.
some OF them, we understand, protested, while
s'oer examination, that they would speak nothing
put truth, inasmuch as it would avail them moth
ing 10 eqnlvocate, since they could calculate on
morning but certain death Their plan OF yillainy
was detected by disclosing it to white man, and
asking his aid in their diaboical scheme He de-
e',ned their unhalowed proposition, and together
WIN numberof white persons, watched over their
s'orc' n'ahTuycrngs at one Of thcirnocturna NEE
ngs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
TRUST SALE.

IN SAIi RDAi, the I9th dav Of September.
- 1888, there will he sold, upon the plantation re-
Gently IN the occupancy of Nmland Kichrrson near
'i'' nu'aloc springs, lii Amherst county, a large
quantity OF Wheat, Rye and Oats, together with
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation
Utensils OF various descriptions. Also several IIor-
SEES ten or twelve head of Cattle, a yoke Of Oxen and
oh-Can, one Shot Cum and many other articles
100 tedious here to enumeratc Athc same time and
place, the Plantation aforesaid will be sold
The sale Will be made for cash in nu,su,nc. "a, =
trust deed cXecntedi TO me by said Narand Riehrson
on the 9Th day of June last, of record in the C.r :
Once OF The county court of Amherst tctipg as
trustee, l snail convey such title only as the deed
aforesaid vests in me-
DON Il. c. PETERS. Trustee.
August 81 H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
August 81

" IRGINIA: VI a court hetl for Franklin cour,-
~ at the courthouse the lrh day of August,
1888 -
James NJ. Brown, he for the benefit Of Sam
uei Garland Plaintiff,
igaiaa
George ID. Saunders and Daniel Ferguson and
Fleming Saunders. administrators with the will an
nexed of Pleasant Saunders deed, and Fleming
Saunders in his own right, and Samuel Hale, Defts.
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant George ID. Saunders not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this cou, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that Ire is not an m
habtant OF this Comnlonwealth; on the motion Of
the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered that the said
George ID. Saunders DO appear here the first
Monday of November next, and the bill OF
the plaintiff. and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published III the Lynrhburg Virginian, for tive
months successfully, and posted the front door oS
the court house of this county.
A Copy-Tests,
NJ G. CA4pER, ID. Z.
August "a. w9a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

@ in the Lexington Gazette i, the FIRST man
We nave ever known, TO suspect rs III the most
distant manner OF being the author OF tie East
Room Letter. Its real history was given in the
year 1877 The Editor of the l.. Gazette i
right III his rccoection-T author was miSai-
formed about the room. 1t is ridiculous 10 sup
pose, that he intended 10 lie about it;,S he could
be so easily detected, Richmond EDqpuer
We are also astonishcd that any man should
suspect Nj. Il. of being the author OF that magnili-
cent series OF alschoods, contained in the tar-iamed
East Room Letter. No man but Thomas H. Ben
ton, the modern Munchausen, could have had the
con>ummate impudcnce either to narrale such false
hoods, Of to mold up his head among honest men
after tlcir detection and cXposure.-But, Nj
Richie now informs us tia, The writer was mis-
informed about the ROOM" NSiatormcdi Why
the writer told us that he sac the monsrous sights
which he described. He declared that his re
publican feelings were shockcdn by the oriental
splcndor of die furniture which he Gch,M en- en-
tering the room II, thcn, he now SAYS that he
was misinlormed,' it is evident that he only
seeks to avoid the consequences OF onec, by tel
ling another. 1t may be " ridiculous to suppose
that he intended to lie about it, but never
lhelcss that he did lie, is undcnablo. Is Mr..
Richie not aware lhlt lying is disease with some
men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

drrs Of Abolition, or ,hcir coadlu'ors, tn the pro.
r.r authorities in an, of tho Southern States and
we hereby pledge ourselves TO aid in general sub
scripticn for thai purpose.
l3. Resolved, That the merchants of the South
should in tn opinion al this meeting, now suspend,
IL far Is practicable, commercial intercourse with
Snch a the Northern cities and towns rs permit
the ianlti"s To deliver Lectures slavery or the
publication ii Abolition papers within their limits
and that Ia rcrder this measure universal and
elrclua We hsartls concur IN the recommcn-
daton OF the people of Isle of Wight, that a Con-
,enlon OF the Merchants of Virginia be held in
Richmond, on or about the l,t Of December next.
II. Resolved, That tie Postmaster of this place
he requested 10 dclaln aud give information ol all
inccndiary publications passing through his Office.
Il. Resolved, That the proceedings of this
Meeting be published in the papers of this town,
and the NV York Cl>tigatof, and that Editors
generally, throughout the STATE, he requested 10
give hcn p!aec in thcir respective papers.
:. !. WATT, chairman.
IL H. IoLrn, Secretary.
d. The following Committees have been ap.
pointed by the Chairman, in pursuance OF the lth
Resolution, VIZ:
In Hcpg u ard-John Victor, Samuel Now
In, lanes ". Morgan, Col Nj. Lanchornr,
Geo. W. Turner, Jesse Hare, 5. Dmeud Vincent
l'ahb, James Boyd, Joseph L. Royall
In iYaeh llard-Ihomns \. llolcomh., Gen
David RodeS, Cllules W. Christian, Col. James
II. Simpson, John l!ollins, Lorenzo y. Norvcll
Jacob Rumhoush, George +. Johnson, David
Booker, Joseph Withcrs.
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g. So
ES -
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

by the packet ship George Washington, Cant.
i'oldrcdge, arrived at New York, EneIisI, papers
TO July 2Ith have been received. We subjoin ~
tho items of interest
The Jesui's had been suppressed in Spain, bya
Royal Order, dated July 4. =
division of the French army at Agicrs had
been defeated near Mecca, on the 9th of juno,
by the arab Chief. Abel Kaber with 4 loss, as ,bs
fench papers acknowledges, Of 600 men.
\ b1ttlr vas fought between the contcndinp for.
Co.'S ~ SPIN on the 9Th Of July, in which Don
taiio' was driven catk To Estella.
Sir Robert Peel made speech Of great effort
in tn" British Parliament on the 22nd July. apains,
the reforms proposed in the Irish Church E,,abs
h,hmrnt.
The l.ondn money marke, eas quiet. Cotton
remained quiet
\ Paris core porsoln of the Morning Herald
sly, :" have learned OF ,fha, ] deem excellent
authority thai the plot 10 aSsassnatc the King, orr.
ginalrd with the Police"
We lamcnlto observe that the cholera continued
10 taco with extraordinary violence at Toulon, and
had spread into some neghhoring districts.
forN-ono of the political prisoners woro
hronghi before the Count oi Peers on Friday. but
sixteen Of them resisted Try effort 10 force them
Ia appear.
Noaa al IL twenty -siqIt prisoners who escaped
have been taken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

~ The Richmond Enquirer is amazingly dis
turbcd BY the course Of the Anti-Na1 Buren, par
ty on the subject of the next Presidency. We
beg it to dismiss its apprchcnsions They Will
take their stand in due time, and relieve ii of the
distress in which their seeming perplexty, in the
choice OF candidate, has thrown it, In the mean
while, we assure that paper that all this confusion,
is " order, not understood by those who arc 50
blind that they will not see.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
Stop the Thief!

N HoRSE was stolen, out of Wilson's stable
W at the Red Oak Camp Meeting, on liorsIa,
night last. have some reason TO believe tia, he
was taken off by man who understand is IN the
hablt OF trading in horses, and that he will in all
PROBABILITY 90 wostwardly. He is common sized
ANN SNNfile Horse.
4[A Entirely blacl, with long fail, dropped
rup, rides well, and has knot in front of his breast
aboutthe size of a hens egg.
l will pay a reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LAkS for the delivery of the Horse and Thief to me
near Harycy's Store, Charlotte county.
HENRY FRANKLIN
August. 81 "a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

W. fhronRf Norr, sarri,ing administrator fJas.
Ma, dce'd' iEhmdtr ID. Mar, son Of The dtceas-
ri, lmbroSe l., R'"hcr and Roily Rother -
I'D EASl. FAKE NoIlCE-'rhat we SHALL on
Thursday the LIST of October next at the dwell
Ing house oi Isaac Ruckcr, in Amherst county, take
the dispositions OF said Isaac Ruckcr and others; ON
Friday the 2d of the month Met all's tavern
~ Amherst courthouse, the dispositions of Rober,
TmN'ey and others; and on W cdnrs,la, the 9Th Of
the same month at the house OF Nathaniel Morc an
Meadows ol Goose Creek, Bedford county, the dep
ostons of George Nonell and others which said
dispositions are to be read evidence in u suit now
depending aud undetermined in the Superior Court
OF Law and Chanccr for the county of Bedford in
which we and others plaintiffs, and YOU and 9th.
ers are defendants. II. from an, caRse. said deposit
tons should not be taken the above named DAYS
We shall continue from day To day thereafter unit IL
they are taken, (Suita,s cxceped.)
ELl/ NBETII MARI,
AMBROSE r.. MARX.
August 81 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

G We announce, viii, great pleasure, that
Nh. Meade the Wing candidate has been elected
amrmber oi the VIRGINIA Senate, by majority
OF ~ votes, over Mr.. Scot, his Van Buren, com.
pei''"r IN the Brunswick district, To supply the va.
cancl occasloncd by Gen. nromgoolo', resignation
-z' result quito unexpected 10 all parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
INSTIeCCTRsgIS$.

" ANIED, in a Female School Young Lady
w as an assistant teacher To a Lad, of some
experience i'll the common branches WISHING IN
qualify herself more thoroughly in Music. Drawinp,
French and the higher departments ofsudy. togctf-
er with the improved methods of instruction. the
present is highly favorable opportunity to
the Edtors,--f by letter, post paid.
August 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

~ 1t is announced, in the Baltimore Ameri
can, of the 9th, that the railroad between that
city Washington is completed, and that the for
NAL opening Of this important line would take place
on the next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

o. The Enquirer far from dcnouncing
Gen. Harrison, we had supposed it would do,
50 as he should become IA formidable COMPETE
tor for the Presidency, seems disposed to eompli-
mcnt him, and to encourage hint keep the field.
Who knows but ii intends to desert Mr.. Van Blu
rcrrOHS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

W he Postmaster General has caused to be
'''''s'ed' in the Washington Globe, various let
efs' IRON the posmastcrs at Charleston, Richmond,
''""'ola' Augusta, Norfolk, Raleigh, Petersburg,
~, complaining of the circulation of incendiarv
p'o"ca''ons through the mail, and some of them
4. p'eSeh'ing that if the practice were continued,
". w" safety would unquestionaby be endangered
we presume the publication is designed both to
Jnshhcatlon of his own course on the sub
!s.'' as well as for the purpose of showing those
d. ''e.eS'ed IN the secure transmission of the mail,
Il, poflance of checking the Abolionsts in
e'' ABUSE OF this medium of communication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

o. The annual advertisement of the Post OF
fee Department fills twcntv-Scvcn columns of the
Washington Globe Fat picking, for the Court
Journal. VIII, can wonder at It's zeal, when il is
so well paid for it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

o. The Cholera was raging with uncxamplcd
violence in several of The towns of Kentucky mt
our last dates. The mortality in Rnsscvc, and
Versailles, especially, is appalling. A few cases
had occurred at Frankfort
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
VARIABLE Ees.AE. ESTATE
't)R = lIi.


FsNiE Subscriber wishing to remove oilers To sell.
exchange Tor Western Lands, his Estate ".
in@ upon both sides ot Roanoke river, near the Biz
Lick, III the county OF Bpetotir II IL divided by
the rI'ef into equal PORTIONS oi 800 acres EACH one
Oh "meh - principally valuable a, an mc,lans,iLIc
reserve :" ilmh', or the support OF the other, upon
"lf'h 'h' Improvements are situated 'fhr improv.
ed moelN has about 80 acres cleared Of which 2tO
Is '"nPlct md unbtokcn bottom, oi great fertility
AM INC residue OF the cleared land, toschcrwh the
greater portion OF III" uncleard we'll adapted to ,lo
- several staple, OF the country. Tie Maus,on
I.;,tn IS Of brick, nearly new--pla,n bu, comtor,a
bic, with on, houses nj the most convenient
KIND, and IN extensive and productive g;n,en-aIp
situated on commanding rniucncc, md surround.
cd BY \ beautiful grove. The u,erscrr'. house ue.
gio hute, wheat machine aud housc stables corn crib
Ne, &c. are oi the best KIND aud most crbly si,u
hed /" strangers, Who are uuacqIancd witt, this
section ri Botctoutl, u may be well to remark tina,
for .alnbrlty OF climate. fertility Of soil and cxc.l
Icncc Of society, i, has few paralles
In addition 10 the above Estate the Subscribe, "a.
agent "i VIM. Lewis, Esq will sell (pro,ided appl
cation Is made between Tins ID IT, l.. II oe,oh.r>
another
Most desirable Tract of land,
i,Ing one mile from The Biz Lick, aud containing
about 100 acres, - OF which IL first rate Roanoke
bottunG aud the residue rich high land The who'll,
Tract svcry productive IN all lhe various crops usn-
ally cultivated III orr climate hes unusually level
and Is susceptible oi being made N small Expense
onr o the most beautiful and dcsr1hlr residences in
IL the country The Dwelling Iousc is com
IiggIiN Portable, and the out house, excellent. Tho
-"". proportion ol wood land Ia that which is clear
ed Is more than sufficient. nonds or Negroes, Of
suitable ayes, would be taken IN payment TO- this pro-
pelty And III" snh'efbcr would be willing 10 take
Negroes or Cotton Iaud, IN South Alabana, ine.-
change for the estate hrsi mentioned
Boetourt, August 81. WHO
q - The Rirha55Hd Hlhjg ami Enqufrcr ,riH iasfr,
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DlGEf.S OFFICE |,

DlGGES' OFFICE,
Lsncbburg, August 3lst, 1888.
Drawing OF the Dismal Swamp Lottery, Clas, No.
II, for 1889
% % 35 30 ~ II Is &.
Tickets in Petersburg Lottery, Clas, No. .
or sale DiGGES' OFFICE,
OF I,rk
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NOTICE..

NJ ANTED IMMEDIATELY two or tire
w Journeymen, at the Saddle and liarnr,s Ma
king Business. JOIN TIIi.RalAN
Iynchburg, August 81 Jnf
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I'm motion dfsi. A. sfarles
Resolved, That Editors oi \eas papers IN the
places named, arc respectfully requested 10 copy
the proceeding Of this meeting, from the panviIle
Reporter and the Forester
On motion Of Mr. Stuart,
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn siae dir.
CLARK Penn. Ch'n.
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EGsS Esg, A'B'.

Isssm The Tenement ucar the Methodist Church
'--.A74- occupied At present by Mr.. Rumbough I'm
mediate possession will be given
+. SNDNOR, Cashier.
AUGUST u -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

AZ W The last Richmond papers announce the
u Judge James Scmple, of the General
u'. Oh virginia, which occurred at Staunton on
VIC 10Th inst. John B. Christian of New Kent
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Diggos' lottery and Exchange 0hicc .
ST,eD0 EBgsaaaHiaT HPEeHXg3!
20 PRIZES OE' $4,000
Dismal Swamp Lottery,

BesideS-SD, DO -5Os- lOs-aO,-ac
Tickets : lo--llalvcs-S5-On >,.1n.
For sale Il, DIGGF.S' OFFICE
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EDUCATION,

'E''lE next session of our School will commenc,
IL on Monday the ;}lst of August. Terms as ior-
merry. j. COLE
August % ot;f
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nOCSEkS;EPER.

NJ ANTED. a Ilousekeeper in boardng school
Tor Young Ladies The most unquestonabe
testimonials WILDE eNpccted.-Apply 10 the Editors.
ii by letter, post poid.
August 81 3,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31

From INDIANA, (sa>s the National lntelllgen-
ccf) 1t appears that the following gentlemen Me
elected 10 Congress: Radcliffe Boone, John Carr,
Amos Lane, Jonathan MeCMt,, q. l.. knnald, L.
\. liannegon, aud John w DAVIS the latter ONLY
being new member, elected, against Mr. Ewing, IN
a Overwhelmingly of Wing politics, All the gen
tlemcn chosen were original jackson men, hut IT l.
supposed that majority OF them prefer another
candidate for the Presidency tn Mr. an Buren,.
ARkANSAS.--t. II. Sewer has been re elected
the Delegate from tins Territory TO Congress, without
opposition.