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penpls. and The supremacy Of ihe Ton
s,ssss,on, llal lhry might Be lhongh' % be
- exclusive dep0siiories % ihr Fighls,
IA The chosen seniinels fof heir sale
Keeping. hal IN prarfice. eOnirayene eve
r principle with IN lnsolereas and disss-
torial spiril thai moeks ever attribute 81
Independence. They have no bounds %
sheir monopoly Of PoWer. They reach
m 10 he Execniise 9Th ihe language OF
s,e,a,ian.--,h Y Trhuke with desPalle sfi-
i, de declared will Of large msj"EiIirs IN
Congress. and ponr oul foul reProaehes
anon the ermme IL lhe highs ;, Judiciary.
We have seen these lhings with lerlings
If unmingled Indignation. and have Son-
aerrsl how long foTheaEaEre would siill
be- though, a VIRTUE. But thanks 10 the
awakening spirit Of tie couniry, these
false hearted friends nf lIherls---lliesf DE-
la,nrlsl lihertines VI lhe Prss---wIli he
called 10 lhelr account silh rigid justice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
pOTATOE BREAD.

"Secing is behcvlng;" as says the old
adage. And SO Is tasting, as all will admit
who try II. And if any one is ~ particular
want of subject to make trial on, we
advise him, especially If he has family and
can't chcerfuIly pay fourteen dollars bar
rel for hour, and nine shllIngs for corn, and
twelve cents for pork, to make trial ofpo
taloe bread. "bah;' cries one; aus
heavy slutf-can'l eat II any more than !
can eat lead "Ponh - says another, II
wouldn't eat potatoe bread the poor may
eat it, who can get nothing else!' Friends
don't be so fast, you are not PARTICULAR
" clrcamspect, You may eat II nnawareS
for depend upon It, yon would be puzzled 10
tell II from bread made entirely OF Hour
We speak from personal knowledge Onr
own better half" has tried the experiment
and succeeded to charm. Somewhat
more than half the bread was of po'atoe
which was crushed after being boiled, ant
mixed with the -four 1t rose quick, an'
when baked, came out las light as feath
)er," and sweet as the best wheat. The ex
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

dominion over seciarian jealousy; and
Christian sects, instead Of being so many
hostile kingdoms, each arrayed against the
other, are becoming the peaceful and har.
monious provinces Of one kingdom, whose
head is Christ. A union is in progress
silently, almost unobserved, going on while
men have slept, yet rapidly, the only true
and desirable union between Christlans.--
a union, not of heads, but Of hearts, not
of intellec's. but of copsciences,--a union
Of moral sympaUties and ends and not of
intellectual specuations. This union is a
holy one,-the herald Of true millennium
May God hasten its consnmmation !"
Christton Examiner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

DR. PALEY AND THE FARMER.--The
late Doctor Pacy, having naturally weak
voice, submitted to the church wardens OF
Dalstou. near Carlisle (of which parish he
was vicar the propriety Of having soun'
dlnr.box put over his pulpit. While the
matter was discussing in The vesiry, 'Oh !!
said a thrifty farmer. 1T the doctor would
but speak as loud IN the pulpit as he does
at chrl>tcnings and 1.-THE days. think there
would be no occasion 10 put the PARISH IN
the expense of sounding box. The doc
tor, with his characteristic m,ldness, rotor
ted, Friend, you are mistaken; you near
much better out of the church than IN VI.
| When a mans worldly interest is concern
ed he i so sharp.eared that he can hear
even a whisper, bot he preacher needs The
voice Of John the Baptist. to rouse 'h'
sIeepe-s.' This silenced The satlrlca far
mcr who felt conscious Of having frequent
y INDUCED in nap during the doctor
sermon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
HOPE.
Hope is a pledge Of glorious rest
TO weary morlals given;
We cultivate the flowers On earth
And reap ihe fruit in heaven.

What n soace To she careworn and sors
row stricken bosom. is hope, sweet hope !!
In the gloom of adversely and affection,
heaven born hope whispers, IN accents OF
peace, that rest and comfort are yet IN
store. II stimulates Us to penetrate the
dense clouds, which cover US, and ENJOY is
promised good while 1t is only IN prospect,
MislorIuncs and dlsappolnlmenls encom-
pass Us abou, the heart is drear aud desc.
late, when hope angel of mercy-steals
ln,o the despondIng soul, aud like the soft
moon,b beams upon the obscurcd paths OF
the forests, directs our course among the
nowery meads and beside still waters -
She not only strews her flowers IN our path
way through this hucluallng world, but she
points to the skles--to the blest abodes o
peace, where the fitness OF her promised
pleasures are realized. Surely The hop,
of rest In heaven Is a pledge we will fond
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1887.

triumphant that his blows are beaver
more mortal; but should he ever succeed
in reaching the power after which he as.
pires, doub, if his temperament will allow
him to sustain himself half the time that
the petulancc of our cidevant chancellor
remained seated on the wOolsock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

J, cherish, flower we will delight to cul-
tlvate, whose odour shall cherish us in life
and carry US on smoothly to the elysian
fields, where we shall feast upon the fruit
10 foil frutlon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
LITERARY TRIPLES.

BoLL1SGBRoKE.- The following ancc-
dotc is familiar. yet 1t Is worth rnh'ish'nc
again in an authentic shape, as it. has been
guinr the rounds o. our papers IN an absurd
and Injurious 'rGvesi'a; The name OF the
excellent Ly,tIe'on being substituted tor
Bollinrbrcke. When the words of this
nobleman came out, under the editorial
charge Of David Mallet, DR.. johnson sa'd
Of the an uor. "Slr, he was sc0undrc''
and coward; o scound'el, for charging q
blunderbuss against religion and mortality
coward, because he had no resolution tt
fire it off himself. but lett half a crown Il
a beggarIv Scochman, to draw the 'rIgge'
after DEATH"
B1sweU, March 6. 1854.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

SHAKspEARE. --lJow little impression
was made by The great dramalist on the
governing minds OF his age, may be inferred
trom the fact, that lord Bacon, who wrote
on every theme, nowhere either quotes him,
or aIudes to him IN any of his works.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
PRAYER.

Tell me, my wishing soul, dldst ever try,
How fast The wings of red.cross'd faith can fly !
why beggst thou, then. the pinions of a dove ?
Faiths wings are swIlter but the swlIIes, love
Did,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
B1sweli, March 6. 1854,

SpENsER, in the house Of holiness. de-
scrbes seven almoners, of one among whom
he beautifully says:
The fifth had charge sick persons to attend,
And comfort those in point of dealt, mat lay;
For them most needelh comfort III the end,
When sin, and hell, and death do most di-may
The feeble soul departing hence away.
All is but lost, that living we bes'ow,
II not well ended al our dying day.
man have mind of that last better throe;
For as the tree does fall, so lies it ever low.
Faery Queene, b. L., Z. ~ Al.
VoLTAIRE AND MlLToS, The witty and
protane Frenchman had no taste for the
eranducr of Milton. IN hIs article on epic
poetry. he rursues him with satire through
number of pages: aud in his catalogue
of authors, he thus speaks of Ml'on's ia
nous reply TO Samaslus: "Mllton. the
author of barbarous poem, sometimes
Sublime. about the apple of Adam, &c,
retuled Salmasius, but reiu'ed him as tc-
rocous beast assaults savage"
Is VoHaire, 90.
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pFNITENT PRAYER.

Ny soul, cheer up; what if the night be long
Heaven finds an ear when sinners find tongue
Thy tears are morning showers; Heaven bid, me say,
When PEERS cock begins to crow, I is day..
Quaries.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

FRANcIs QUARLES. -Quarles should al
ways be mentioned IN conneXlon wiki Her
bert. They were the first two sacred POI
cts Of England. There is more Of ialse
point in Qnarcs, bnt at The same time more
vvaclty, aud more descriptive power
His em5lems are among the rares, curosI-
ties of lterntMIe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

IIIsToRIcAL CoNpESDs.-As for the cor.
rup,ions and moths of history, which are
ep,tomes. The use of them deserveth to DE
banshed, as all mcn Of sound Judgement
haze confessed, a. those that have Hetled
and corroded the sound bodies of many
excellent histories, and wrought them into
base and improbable dress. - 6tcon l. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

Tie rumor ol lbe standardization. aud mnilny IN
the TeNm oany u epuisshsi. They threatened 10
clrct thelr Own o'arct, aad make An attack on
Neamonr Immediately. aud pay themselves with
plumber. uulc tie go,camtn entered into some ar
mnsoment IusUnty Tor offensive operations against
NcN,eo. Cen. Iohuson. the co,ornander-in- chief,
had resolved On rs-,;nns uulais thi. demand wa.
complied with
The u5op. hld also threatened 10 march upon
houston, and 6se e,crs house in II, II the Cab-
net allowed the lmd oniee to be opened s,ating
that the spccul1e,s 'ud dleB would be able 10 10
cate tn choice 1uj., ufilsl then milinry duties
would eenGuc them to tie eaup President lous-
ton had cons, ae1dy pfublb,al tina opeoins Of tla
lud office.
Am,ostrr ,stoba, cu, ttaa. Teas to Grgat Britain.
20 request tLu llier Foao, 10 recognize tho iuds
rendeuee vi tha lo.nrr.
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NJ, writer in the Globe, under the signa,ur, Of
=, Observer" doubtless Amos kcndall,) whose
',n,,,nt essays eagerly copied into tie Ric6.
II Enuuirer has devoted the ID No. TO the ,,r~,.
.,d,culous assumption that Nj. BlIdle.s Bank
us on the verge OF bankruptcy when tie scn,,al
...,snsion of specie payments enabled Inn To cove,
-, insolvency. under the common plea OF >snlng >lr-
IN resumption" This assertion i, 10 lc,, l.,l,,
-. !, !, malignant. The best answer 10 II !, f., h..
,d in the stable credit of the institution a, home
Il abroad But why, in the name of common ,,,,,e
ls e,qerness 10 piosrac Biddc's Bank - VIVA,
nod can result thercirom to the sovernment'-
- ,e people We would like to know. whr,he,
l.. assertion 9th, dabolical enemies of Bildlc and
In Bauk be true or false, what possible benefit can
.asult from this effort 10 destroy credit and there
J., N impair It's usefulness None whatever. II
oIows then. that the writer in the GLOBE IS in,tic;
,.J b, that strange principle oi human nature \, hl,
makes men hate. with Satanic male, ocuoc, ielo,a-
.,,r,r thew hare ,ny@ei But the yipels eu,N a,
,nst file. and viii bfeah their own teeth in tlsir
rare Nh Bidde is too old sallcr to be CAUGHT on,
4, sea, in such at"Pee As tins, in lcoHy huL with
,.neu n,asts aud ta,tcred sails. lie will weather the
storm, in safety white lir cocNc-slcn drposltc bar!s
viii either be engulpi,4 IN the deep OF else take
shelter under ms bows And he may we'll laugh To
,corn the nnpotcLt malice OF his cncrni : Will, 10
r,lsn nations pouring his feet the tribute of
tbelr uubought praise. Such testimonials youpta
Ri, rendered, by men capable approaching his lof
:, genius, and removed from those influences which
NO often bias and mislead the judgment, will more
man recompense lima for the dcraction and abuse Of
which he i, the marked object at home They are
sterling honors, aud viii wear wpl-ior they are the
voluntary tribute Offered by wisdom and can.loro pc
Illus. virtue and panotlsn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

4 IA Circuit Sup,rlor Cont of nv and tAan-
a crr, continued and held l1, Nr,. on County,
ai tll. Gar,l b,,14r rLursda, the itb d.y of AlaN
l-3-
In}a VII, and Man, III VII, a9d 'rr,,~h, Ste
,,.s .ln5l Sarah bls#uit. pl,iantl.
'-''''
Ii3t3l frlAlas adm T., w.t. the WI anne y OF
MN :. il"P"is' acc d. fl1 1h'' Il. i"ll'id' Dan
'el HosbfN ana Nancy liz Mlir, Alexander B4hci
ana 3til''a Nnn IL, wiz, ul'ief2 stevens and
r. I''h2f at, vic i'ch3,a r",,"d ~ 1nd Arthur
ii'Phiia' li",ier ief t'%"br'h H. f"iuj'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12
SELLING AT REDltEiD Pl.rsEa,
S'3gc e',ySE6.

A s there viii be change in lay business on tho
" fast Of August next, am very dr>uoue Of
reducing my STOCK a. much a. possible, previous to
that tInr. To effect that oblcct, ! am determined
to offer my GOOD at very reduced prices.
Ny stock Is lloc, and embraces a handsome va
rlety most oil which WIS recently purchased m the
Northern Cities, ON the best terms. All Those wishing
to buy great bargains, Will do well Ia give me a call,
as am resolved to hold out great inducements ior
the CASH. only a'k call from buyer, %, /
am conhdcnl OF giving satisfaction. IN" lolloY IN
are a few of the articles with prices annexed;
Black Italian Lusung, superior, ~ &C
Pou dc of all co.'s. superior quality ~
Gros dc maps do do -
:, lain, rom Is 10 90 q 95 cts.
Done,fics 1 i, al Qd. aud some as low AZ loy,
Cotton mbrellas at 90
Silk do s. 30 n ; 90
Parasols from 30 IN 30
Calicos from 10 To p
Ladies Gloves some At cd.
l,ounes from | 90 to , 90 very handsome,
Palm Hats from ~ to -
Brown Linins, very good from | az Ia p
Cambria ildkls fue at g. Sd.
Besides many other articles which viii bc sold g
qually as low rs those above.
JAMES Z. 'tiORNER.
Nays Is
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Esga'ErsaOG. SPRINGS.

t.tI13t ATED on Bu64oc River, III the county OF
- Amherst, i mites from tic Count House, p
miles from Lexington, and - mIlcs from Lynch
burg.
la calling the attention II the public to these
Springs watering place, the subscriber takes
occasion to remark, that hey are no ncw discovery,
ahou IA unknown TO the distant public uul lasi 4ea-
son. ! or many wears they have been numefously
attended by persons from tie surrounding country,
who Will readily testify 10 fheir medicinal virtues
but owing to the fact that the former oceuplcrs file
Them tenant, at the will the owners, who would
neither sell nor improve the property, inducements III
the way OF comfortable accommodations to distant
Strangers could not be Offered.
Within the la,l two years very lar1c and cam
m1dions Hotel, with comfortable Cabins have been
erected sufficient 20 entertain 800 persons.
Tn waitr a@ been anal zel. and found to contain
the essential ingredients, sulphur soda, (u an uau-
sal proppuion) aud maGir'sa and the subscriber
can say with the fullest confidence that certificates
OF tgts were required they can be obtained OF many
mdylduas, whose experience OF thelryrtues enable
them say that they not surpassed by any watei
in Virginia; for most Of the diseases common 10 olr
cilmate-ln cases Of dyspepsia, deran9ed condiuon
OF the stomach & breast, liver Diseases aud disease
of debility generally, and to delicate females and
children, they are peculiarly adapted. For this fact
the highest authority among the medical faculty can
be offered IN this section OF country, well rs the
better evidence Of full and ample tests from ndlsd-
ualS by actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18th OF
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enjoyed, both from his old friends
and Strangers again invites them to visit him, with
confidence on his part, that whilst Ae will be remune-
rated Tor unremitted eXertlons to please, that they
will be repaid IN improvement OF health.
The rates OF board will be the as last year,
viz
Board per week. SC 90
do do day, 90
Horses per week, 90
do do day. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

ooLOAlZATlON Is. AROl.ITlONISN.
At tn" Anniversary meeting Of the Colonization
Society in New York, IA few days ago, the Tappan-
e' were handled with no little severity, and with
io'i justice The Rry. Dir. fIsk, OF the Wesleyan
'''c'l'y alter advcrng to the Of tie Ahi-
ebony replied 10 the objection of the Abolition
~ mat the work did not progress rapidly enough.
lie remarked
We nave colonizcd tour h,oasand in sjuecn pc.r@
,ha 'nS IN their estimation nothing al all, and
n., ,'', On us To give up our Utopian project. Ad
Lr =" 'oeic In return we might ask them how
,b9 IT VIII take to spread the Gospel of Christ over
who're earth, seeing il does not now spread rapidly
,Lo "sh TO keep pace with the number of births III
I, , "ol'o Are called to give up the Gospel
&c, o's not 90 fast enough According to their
vii, uie Apostles were Missionaries, and we are all
a !" seeking. like them, to cvangelizc this benieht
.nP'rc OF sin. If nc do not do the business fast
;, ~ of our jealous neighborS. let htm take II
,a'M Nil they 90 faster, They have made
,ban .ia' and what's the result They have spent
us'nus OF dollars, and have toilcd hard for SIX
.l,am 1 una not a single soul is emancipaed. How
,r' "" we solve the question. Why don't hep 90 as
grn iacility has been afforded in money, in l.
--,nl III ABUNDANT means for carving operations
n1n yI' 'hcy are just where they in the begin
ct 'heIr enterprze ~
' DOCTOR Fisk might have added that tie tb-
may continue TO lecture preach, dcuouncc
,'le'-hey may rave and rccitc and madden
he,''..a Wv '''d spend money and marry wooy
60 'le' ch"o,e,-and at the end of a century to
incl, 'y" VIII b just where they stared--not II
5'"ef the accomplishment, of their purpose than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

EVIsFE,t SrOOtIs cacr srCll.
w III. 81 SOLD. u,t At COST pa. eor
w HH"-aali and ouc-sh.rI Of sisrir
value, tbat 10 trimmings thrown M They mc
pant Is follows:
Splendid II Painted Mu hus i, ~ cents, oalv one.
thrd,
Very handsome ditto AT % cents. at is. tlgn ouo-
halt,
Beautiful Painted Lawns At 35A coals.
splendid French Woftcd Cane, notth S3o At ,ln.
Handsome figured Satn,s - ecat,,
Rich and handsome figured SllhS 1t - cents,
Beautiful plud Silks At 56I crnts
PLAN colored silks At = cents
few sets splendid Wall Paper NJ d gIctt sacrifice.
Black Hombazur dophle-Nidth and very good At . /,
Nc.Ac. J.. +. ESTES.
June - I.
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III. ~ u. s'gs T. - T'gD.s.

GUST received, supply ofClemen's ALMOND
- LOTION, certain cure for PimpIcs, Frecklcs,
letters, Sunburns, &c &c. For sale by
JAMES T. ROYAL.
Apul 81
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vi tEEEES II.

Niniea ON Thursday evening h,t tn 9Th inst.
~ Tire Res.JWnes AcDonaid, J.Ni- b RoorEs of
',e'iolk, (Sa.,) to Ms, C>rutmNf Ilusr. of tn
piarr.
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{. asi, Al Sc ARG NsNs.
> = = . ~ :. - r
AZ tDsH.

'E'lil suh,rubct having determined 10 Gloss IN.
business, lac will ,cli hs eutac stock OF
Dsss' {. tSOsys .Es'D e!SsogEFssHs.
GO$g.
tln Stac. 4, h,sh ud drsaallc anl r,lal,t, II =.
glcat 'Arles ~ any IN l>nehbu. Anon. them
lila,k, blue and tancs .olotnd Cloths,
do do do do tlsslnrIcs,
summer " car Ton Gentlemen, oil every dn,suptlon
Cotton Cloth, and psnaburg.,
Brown t'aen, aud Edllaps,
LOO hosc, Artificial Gmh,
= case, handsome Bonncty
French Worked Capr, and Colis.,
Fanburea do Ito
VA clc sant a,."reuent OF SR,.,
Pautod Lawns,
French tanbucs,
Painted Nn,ln,
Narsc a,salun,n, ot cling ham, aul Calluos,
PLAN Nu,ln,
SWISS do
Aullcih flowers.
th.ss IHaN sG.T,
T"getla with almost livery .,tticle that IL clled
lor III the DftA GNOD~ LINE.
Country Merchants will find To their advantage
10 call, - | am determined To sct
~. BOWEN.
May - ITS
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EIX4Tss.N

EENIlE Selni-aunual Exo.noatlon oi tic suhsee-
\ bcr's School ior young Laa.,s, Viii com
mcncc on Saturday. tie 3lsr OF June and be con
tiuucd on the Monday and Tuesday following
The patrons of the school relations Of the pupils
Ladies, Teachers and the Rev Clergy ade invited to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

thulrs Whitley aud John IL Smith, Executor.
o William Wmler, decreased. Jahea LrltNlch,
Chlt!c5 {, Patterson aud Batnabas \. Edison,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

This dry tina cause cauc ntn be hraul, upon the
bill. answer Of the d,tandlut John II, Smlth-thr
enbp"nls awarded therein, On tie l3th d, OF Apll
ie]5, aud lhc 5ph dH al July ls35, which appear IL
Inv been duI, c,rrut"l on the defendants plt-
ter,on aud Elton, who faded 10 appear AMI Jllsuer
upon the oldct ol publication upon the DIET, udaui5
WmtrIy and Lcll@leh. which appears II have brtu
duly published IN tllt manner prescribed by lN--.rA-
hiblis, c,nninItiond witnesses and VI argued by
eoun.don consideration whereof tha couu doth
tlhr the hi FOR couirs,cd ~ the sud drlcudulls
Whitley, Lrttwloh, Patterson aud El,on, aud doth
glludgc, order and decree, that tia defendant,
GAnlc, Whitley 1ud Johu II. Smith, do teudet m
account 81 th"n administration ei the e,ttte ol WI
hlm Whitley, deccaod, by ,onpua,Ipnef OF tins
court, vino II le,oby directed, 10 examine, state and
IT'D, lhr SAINT aud make /, por thereof To TIN, court
with any nattor special, stated. Thought peruucnt by
hun II, . t,guted Is Tia, patiee toho "a stated
toPS-I's'r,
JOS. WILSON. OK.
tpMHI9uoStRa tItt.I,
IIbritN. MaS 4. ls35. !
The parlir4 N the above canse, will take notice
that hasc appointed lhursdly the l3;hdas of July
ueSt Ia commence the accounts directed by the fore
eoIug decree which day, Al the houl al y u'cofn
III the morning. thy requested Ia attend n my
office ~ tn. town. with lhcr accounts vouchers VT
ncs.c-, and copies Of count plPrtt prepared fer ~.
animation and srttl,ncnt
-. \. WHARTON, Z.
June - Wtw
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FACTS FOR ABOLlTIONI>TS.

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~. aanr ~ I'm. a. ,I,,, "v '"''' ''H' "a
K respecting portrc.# a4l It's immediate r5plhor.
hoad, the R..'t. Maedo4llJ writes
mere are - famine, '"n'.NiinE OF III Individ-
Issllns '"o,' "''' t''''
nothing earthly but watcr> POTATOES, without r,,,,
Of myal. nths State 81 de>ti,ulion, and 7f,gout aid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

Acc most .ai'non' e'p,h must cone fatal a'lNe
~ c,e,t and the InsttutI 81 America. Bun "
~ -, silent tor the present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

= a sale oi 1909 Men can dollars WIS made in
New y DIRK on the 5th inst at >l094.
C. - Sales OF Cotton, at Ne" Orleans, OH tie 3Uth
Vt. "a ~ IL cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12
y 6gy5CM EO,SF!!

rs1IlE undersigned has lost or nlislaid a CHECK
! oqthc Bauh of Virginia, (No. 800 dated Lynch
D,ur, June g. 81, drawn by :. PolndeAter in favor
Edward Batter, for S37 80. The finder will con
ro. q, f,yor bv restoring it. NJ. HART.
June u IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

WILL, certainly be sold at Liberty the 4th
w Monday in his month, for cash.
TIIRISENILUS MINOR
- w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

4 r Circuit superior Court of 1t" aud taan
eaN, continued and held ion Me- on County,
at the Courthouse, THURSDAY, the It'll day OF May,
1857:
John Wit and Mary hls wife, aud rcr,-ha Ste
Nc.s anl Sarah hls wife, Iaian.E,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

AZ john Z. kennedy, Esq. and Gen. Charlie
Slenett Ridgely arc the Whig candidate, 10 rcppc.
sent the district OF winch the city OF Baltimore i,
part, IN the next Congress-