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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14
THE CHE ROkEES

HE OtlGhohl|Ash''
We insert. to-day, FOR the amusement as well as
~. edifcaon OF our readers, the correspondence
,s,ween Gov. Gilmer OF Georgia and the Secretary
or War, in reference the plumber and exile Of the
f,berokees. The Governor seems 10 be evidently
under the impression that the Gcorgians are the OH
,nal owners of the soil, and that the Cherokees arc
.e, of inruders, who have seized upon their
lands Ii is indeed quite amusing 10 hear these
men talk so coolly Of taking possession OF their
jonds" as if the Indians had not held them from lime
;mmemoria-tor centuries before the pale faces
came amongst them and wrested their country from
chem by fraud and force combmed.-Secrelary
Poinsett replies TO Gov. Glmer with great mode
ration. and it seems to us take ground very ncon-
sistent with his late letter TO Congress. However,
Georgia is not to be TITLED with, when Indian lands
are TO be the reward of conflict and II is therefore
best ~ obably TO yield to the spolator rather than
TO incur worse evils by resisting his rapacity.
At all events, it would thlt Gen. Scott is
going ahead under his original orders. The last
Miedgeville Recorder contains letter from
Mai. A. H. Kenan, volunteer aid de-camp of Gen
Scott to Gov Gilmer, stating that Gen, Scott had
already "placed his army position :" thai he had
AIKEN, up to the cath of May, 5000 prisoners; and
Il was supposed that the LIST of June. "there
was not wandering Indian in the Cherokee county
IN the limits of Georgia 50 that Gov. Galmer
will have no opportunity to raise the Notification
flag in Georgia, and to seek unenvable notoriely
by arraying his State in opposition 10 the Federal
Government.
We laughed outright at portion Of the letter of
Maj. kenan-in which he states that - the captures
were made with the utmost klndacss and humanity,
and free from every STAN o'yolence = and that the
department ofthe Georgia citizens, resident tie
Cherokee counties, has been marked by fo,bear.
aud kindness towards the Indians hat must win
for them tie admiration Of every philanthre
pisi."! Invade a mans premises. and capture and
conine him, until the whole party is Gagged, aud
ready to be driven, at the point Of the bayonet,
cross the Missssippi-and talk of the kindness
and humanity of their invaders and guards, aad
the absence Of all evidence in the process of spo-
l'ation! The scorn, only Of every plulahropst,
but of every lover Of justice, will be nush more
apt be excited than their ORGANIZATIONS" at tins
wholesale robbery.
Permit me-" (says Maj Kenan, in his letter to
Gov Gllmer,) ITO conclude with the congralua-
ton of our rights being promptly aud peacefully
secured"-" Our rieAts" Why, they have Just
the same right to the Cherokee lands that high
wayman has TO The purse othe delencelcss traveller
whom he plumbers on the road and not whit more.
it is astonishing how easily whole communities may
be persuaded that other peoples property belongs
to them, simply because they are strong cnous TO
takeiti
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DR.9U'y.3'GS EsECEIU'ED!
TWO MORE CAPITALS SOLD.!

Two MORE CAPITALS SOLD!!
TALBoT's LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
LyRchbrg. June l4Ai 1888.
The following are The Numbers for the Mononga-
liza Academy Lottery, Extra Class. No. 4, for 1888,
at Richmond, on Thursday the 9TH inst viz:
50 az 80 ID 81 SO 20 40 81 rs "a II 60 9.
Ticket Numbers Q AZ G3, small Capital, sold
at this Office.
DRAJN NUMBERS
OF the Petersburg Lottery. Glass 4, for 1888. at
Alexandra, GU Saturday the 9th of June, 1889, viz
40 % 60 % 9 81 40 45 AZ III Is 81 SO 80 Is.
Ticket Numbers Is 40 60, Capital Prize, sold
and paid at
TALBOT'S TRULY LUCKY OFFICE
- Renew your small Prizes in the Splendid
Schemes, drawn this week, at Richmond and Alex
andra.
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CoMMUSIc ATTp.
LYNCuBURG JOCKEY CLUB RACES.


The Spring Races over the Lyuchbulg Course
commenced on Wednesday, June OH. Weights,
according 10 the Rules of the CLUB. VIZ llmce
wear olds, 96 his. foa year Odds 100 lbs five ycar
ODDS llO lbs; SIX year olls, lis lbs. seven year
Odds and upwards l2l lbs. mares aud ceilings
, lbs less.
FIRST DAY.-Proprietols Purse, 5000 .
mile heats.
David McDIaie's b Ii Ely, 1 years old, by
Ionson, dam Columbus
John llouscrght's b T Jane Kyle, / years
old, by Gtcy1cafd, dam Salram, dis
No time kept.
SECOND DAY. ynchburg Silver Plate value
S200--2 mule heats.
DAVID McDanlcI' b h Pioneer 6 years old, by
Sin Charles dam SIr Alfred l
John Housrrigia's tMal. Iancey's) b h 4
yeas old, by GfeybeMd dam Sally Flynn,
by Nr2tniau. .
Time, G3 4. OS4.
THIRD DAl,-Jocky Club Purse, 500, 3 mile
heats.
DAVID McDancl's b h Glenn Nalick 4 years
old, by Honson, dun Marquis, /
Isaac II. divers ch. m. Evelyn Cameron
Years old, by Eclipse dam Packcnham, Q .
John lloaseu1ht's sorrc geldug, years
old, by GreybeMd, ddm powhatau, 3 3
Tmo--6. %; 6. %.
At starting, Evelyn Cameron was the favolitc
two 10 oae against tie field bets freely taken at tie
odds and even after the fist heat, 80 10 800 was
offered. aud no takers. The hackers of the Eclipse
Fley had great faith IN the blood AID bottom Of her
sire bu young Tonson stood up to the rack from
the start, aud never suffered the Eclipse 10 pass
Mm, although each heat was a beautiful contest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

SUB-TREASURY.- private leitcrto the Ed-
tors ofthe Baltimore Patriot expresses the opinion
that the Sub-1reasury Bill will be rejected in the
House of Representatives. provided all its opponents
says: The House of Representatives numbers 2I2
We have l2l ccrtan-Rpcy and another absent
-La"ler dead, and The Speaker, who does not vote
gives lis majority of four" The same writer
adds: " We have a powerful ally in the Richmond
Enquirer, who pours in heavy bfoadsides, and,
asa volunteer aid, willconribue to sink his consort,
the Globe"
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Administrator Sale

\ Lii the personal property belonging to the es-
"A tate Of William Snead deed. will be sold on
Tuesday the 18th inst. The Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, Horses, Wagons, &c. will be sold. at
he late residence of said Snead, and the Screws fix
lures, &c, pertaining to the Tocacco Factory, will be
sold, after the sale at the dwelling house. the fac
Tory house.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
HENRY DUNNINGTON, Serg't.
of the Corporation OF Lynchburg and as such
Admir- Of VIM. Snead, decd.
June II u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

KING GEORGE ELECTION.-A special cleo
ticn was held in King George en- the 9TH INST for a
member of the House of Delegates to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of ohm uooe
the returned member at the April election in conse-
4uence OF the intention of Edward L. Tayloe, Esq.
his opponent, to contesr his right to the Both
gentlemen were again candidates. aud The poll stood
thus for Tayloe (Whie) l45, for IIooc (Neural)
142 In April the vote stood for Iooe 100, for ray-
Zoe ll2. Wing majority on joint ballot 2-and one
vacancy, in Buckingham, which will be filled on the
9th July.
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FOR MIR. CALHOUN 4 MIR. VAN BrREi

III NIIIIN M ut D OF NNINst
Two men who had long been butter enemies. were
wrecked IN tie same ship. One OF them secured a
plank. helped the other 10 a place on ii, aud was
showed of tor his pans, aud left TO swim for his life
lie however gained the shore, and rs he
landed thus acoosied his mpanlon-"Ongnteiul
wrc'ch! had YOU accepted my Kindness N the spirit
IN which ltW offered | would have forgotten the
past, and embraced ynu as brother. As II il. die,
VILLAIN asSou are.' So saying, lac spfang upon the
other and slrangled him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

o. The New York correspondent of the Ma
tional Integcncer under date ofJune 6, says-athe
panic here is becoming alarming again The move
incnts in Congress on the Sub Treasury Circular
are working great mischief. II moneyed operations
are again in suspense Many incipcnt contracts
are stopped till the end is known. The stocks con-
tnue fall Doubt and fear have seized the capt
taliss again. 1t does really seem that the Federal
Government uses its vast pow but TO toy with the
interests of the people"
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VI ssEsgAs.

Married, on 29lh of May, by the Rev D. s Dog
get, Mn. JAMES G. PATTlEsoN of Campbell Coun-
ry, to Miss JANErrE O. FoWLrR Of Lynchburg,
daughter Of William Fowler, deed.
-, on the 9TH inst by the Rev. Richmd
Brown, Mr. JARVIS WRAY TO Miss SARAH TrnnrLL,
hnih OF Cnnnlrll Gnnn1N
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June / |
NEW nAlsaNs. Almonds, Flbcrls, w aluu,s.

NEW BsAIsfNS, Almonds, Fberls W aluuls.
/ Y Palmuuts, etc. CITE isntf
Brandy Fruits, beat quality, several kinds. #
Candies, Kisses etc etc. best Bynchbnrg make,
Table Salad Oh, selected finest, Offered, IA this
market,
Powder. English Sporting. of the best quality.
fal aud Winter lamp Oll, good at lowest ptiaes,
Table : II, double refined, large Leaves,
\nthovles. tapers Ohgcs etc. etc.
Pickles Sauces Jams, Preserves Jellies, Sy
fnps, ETC
lowInds Tome Mixture, do do Fills, and his 9th
ct Mathematician Agency,
summer Wines, VIZ. Port, Llarct. Chappaigno
Sparkling Butgnndy. Sauterne, Old Hook. N usea.
tel lie Fruutanan, etc. etc. oil best brands, aud
vinfarcs tHs
toenac Champagne, choice old Brandy ofdoll-
elons flavor,
Sarlmcrs IN Cal, delightful with I'd and Sd dinner
COURSES, Wine etc. etc.
Norousrhuo, Absynth, White and Orange Cam
iso. etc. etc.
Cordlas the best imported 10 this country. -
Bcckwiths Parks ,cc's. PEERS and all the oiher
Anti Dyspcptio and Ambitious Pills IN ase.
unusually inif
Patent, friction and Lueiler Matches. unusually
low. -
Picking materials all kinds used,
Musical Instruments various Kinds, Violin anil
Guitar Strings assorted bcsl, quality. HfsR
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
June II isii
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l.AS1 NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO the late firm of Marsh
"a Buch are Informed, that unless their ac-
counts settled by the 9th day Of July, they
will be placed in the hands Of an Attorney for coec
lion. as longer Indulgence cannot be gwen.
JOS. MARSH.
Surviving partner OF Marsh & Burch
June IA 5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

Cdaadiaa A0tirs.- Considerable excitement has
been prod iced on the Canadian frontier BY an out
rage the American Steamboat Telegraph which
fred into few days ago tour of the balls cter
ing the Ladies' cabln,) by Canadian mob at Rock
ylIleprobabIy in retaliation for the recent attack IN
the American waters, though principally made by
Canadian refugees,upon the British steamer Sin Rob
crt Peel (Ihe perpetrators OF ths outrage have all
been arrested and in jail We shall not be sur
prsed 10 hear of frequent ouuagcs of this sort,
both sides, which it will DC hardly in the power of
either government entirely To prevent in the state of
exaspcrated feeling which evidently exists among the
frontier inhabitants either side Of the line, and for
which therefore neither government should be held
strictly responsible by the other.
Ia relation to the attack npon the British steam.
er Sir George Arthur the Governor Of ppcr Cana
da,' has issued Proclamation, in which he is quite
upon the "awesS banditti," by which he avs
British subjects liable to be attacked within the
territory oflhe United States. What viii he say
when he learns that the lawlcss bandilti' who
burnt the Sir Robert Peel themselves British
refugees
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FOR MIR. CALHOUN.


sailor once stepped into a booth where a FIRE cat
cr was exhibiting hls tricks Presently spark fell
INTO casl, of combuslbles, blew up the booth and
landed paor JIck III the street lie, supposng tins
pant Of the show. scratched his heat aud, looking
round, exolamed-"D--u the iellow--l wonder
what he will do next :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

I'D URSGANT TO decreee Ct the Circuit Supe-
ror Court Of Law and Chancery for the coun-
~ OF Amherst, pronounced The 9th day of April,
1898, in cause in which,
Joseph Pettyjohn is Plaintiff,
against
Richard Harrison, Sr. Robert l.. Coleman and
Caroline Harrison, Sophia Harrison and Richard
Harrison, u. infants under tie age Of twenty one
years, by Robert Tlnsey their guardian specially
assigned to defend them in this suit, Defendants,
The undersigned, Sheriff Of the county of Am
hcrst, WILL on the 10th day ofJuty next, Chat being
court day sell, by way of public auction, for cash,
the one undivided fifth part Of the fund in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, inherited by the
SAID Richard Harrison, Senr. the heir of his de-
ceased son, Corbin ID. Harrison.
JOHN COLEMAN,
Sheriff Of -tmherst Cty.
lure IL I'm
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N'DTECE.

4 LII persons indebted 10 the subscribers, are
u hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
for the payment oftheir debts must be made by the
lst of August next as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES c. HUNT & Co.
June Ii rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

sparring IN The House.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the New y ork American gives the fol-
lowing account of recent sparring in the House of
representatives between Mr. Bidde, of Pennsyly :
'''a' ana MI Downing, the delegate from Florida
nc debate was then resumed principally be-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

50 long rs the Bank Of The [. S. eNistcd, Nh
Calhoun WIS It's advocate and patron. Now thar
nothing but the name remains. he trets and RACES a
ealnSt THAT like mad bull at the sight Of i red Tag
How II might be II the thing. ~ well as the name,
we've sull IN eNslence. demnnds a pnusc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

o. The Legislature Of Connecticut has in
iiructed he two Loco oco Senators from that State
to vote against the Sub Treasury bill: but we doubt
whether they will either /" obey or resign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

O. = Charles Hubert, master Of the British brig
Charity, indicted al Norfolk, for knowingly receiv-
ing on board s vessel slave, for the purpose of car
rylng him off tried before the Superior Court of
that county on the ed inst. and, although the evl-
dence was almost conclusive against him. acqutted ;
the Jury not agreeing their verdict until the
sixth day, aterthe trial. This fact does not show
any extraordinary degree of sensiliveness on the sub
ject Of Slavery and Abolition Two years ago, in
all probability, Capt. Hubert, under the same cir
cumstauccs, would hardly have escaped Lyuching.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14
Situation ss,Wngea.

4 YOUNG MAN who can furnish satisfactory
a recommendations to character and quaifca-
tons 10 teach The English branches, wishes 10 get
situation ~ teacher IN this ci the adjoining
counties. He would prefer teaching IN n private
fsnly. letter addressed to H. J. G. Lyncbbure
will meet With prompt attention.
June lih o. ir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

Just the same question did Asop JUNO, as, when
Mr. Calhoun be" mp himself and hIs party with his
Sub Treasury Scheme.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

NeW York Canal 7olS.-The tolls collected on
Inc New York Canals, from the opening of nayiga-
ton to the LIST of June, amount to S34 400. Same
time last year. S258, 100. Increase over last year.
S7370S, or 81 per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14
FOE seF.,3.sRI.

A BOX of Henderson n Jennings best :" sun
N rlrcd" Orouuko lob. at 50 cts. per ID. Try
it, aud IL you don't like IT. return it. 49,.
1uOS. L. HOLGONBE,
Al II. & Otey's Office.
June { "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

All regular Masons III good standing arc invited
10 participate with IN the ceremonies Of the day.
Ro. b. SHELTON, See'ly
June II. IA
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sugar, Coffee. eBOlas~cs. &c.


1 HAVE JUST RECEIVED a WE'LL selected as
4 spfmcnt OF
GROCERIES
among which
bids ST. Croix SUGAR, very superior
10 " Porto Rico do
4" New Orleans, do
25 bags Rio Coffee,
p bags Porto Rico do superior Green.
26 " Iacnra, do
hhds superior Retailing Muasses,
do bright n Orleans. do.
hbs. crush'd Ssgaf tot Preserving.
50 bbs No. n. Carolina Cut ilenngs,
10 10 S SoSc. Loaf, Sugar all qualities,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn Richmond and Lyelburg
Factories,
pnnchcon ia. Rum, y yrs. old,
pipe superior Champ. Brandy,
do do Cognac, do.
do Ilo,nd Gin.
lon sacks Liverpool filled Salt.
binds Stone Ware, assorted,
With general assortment of MINES. TE,s, Ali
srlcr, Prrrrn. GINGrR, &c all which. having been
purchased FOR CASH, | can offer ,nduccmcnt, to
purchasers. whom respectfully invite TO give me
acall Al my old stand, corneroi Main Street and the
Alley leading TO Friends Ware house
JOSEPH MARSH.
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- TO THELADIES.
I. 4. II q y ~ q l. ~ E.l "

HAs JUST RECEIVED a large & general as
Il A sorlment OF Soaps, aud OTHER Fancy Articles
among which may be found the following Articles
Clemens Almond Lotion
Michaux's Frcckle Wash,
Roman kaiydor,
Milk of Roses,
Cosmetic Cold Cream,
Lilly white, Toilet, and Pearl Powder,
Cream OF Roses
Vinegar, Vegetable, and Chinese Rouge,
kreosote Tooth Wash,
Ext, Roses, Jessamine, Musk, &c. &c
Scent Bags, superior article.
Powder Pufs,
Eau de Neil,
Cologne, Toilet, Florida, and Rose Water,
Indian Dye, for the Hair,
Wards Vegetable, Indian Hair Oil,
Macassar, and Bears Oil.
Phlocome, new article for the hair,
Fancy Soaps Of all xmas.
Besides many other Fancy Articles, too numerous
to mention all of which he particularly invites the
Ladies OF Lynehburg and lis vicinity to call and
anime.
June Ia IS
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rsNE HORSES atAuction.

AN 'rhursday the lith inst. ! viii sell, In front
" Of my Office 9 or good lIlooded Horses, on
, cletlit of co DAYS. Also, Que Gig and Harness
md Que Sulkcy. CHARLES PllELPS
ORANGES aud LEMONS.--Just received. a
fresh supply of Oranges and Lemons -
CHARLES PHELPS.
June II tbs il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

IL The National lntegenccr is very severe
upon the Rchmond Enquiser-in the usual keen and
polished style of its Editors who, by the way, de-
serve themselves little raspng. that writing so
WELL they write so little. The fact is, the Euqui-
rcr's -" position las Mr. Calhoun would say, is any
thing but envlable Opposed to the leading nea-
sure OF the Administration, which, if adopted, 1t be
heves, will ruin the country, it yet Inconsistency
calls upon the people to support that Administration
10 order to save the county from ruin Does not
the Enquirer see the righteousness ofits position
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14
TE.EE.v'H.S'G STABLE.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER intends erecting y, this
] place i TRAINING STALE, for the Fail
Hares. A II persons wnhng Horses trained hadbet-
ter make application To the subscriber, at the Frank
I'm Hotel, by the LIST Of July. ..II.
|. II. OLIVER.
June II Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

o." The J'ckson CTenn) Telegraph ia Cal
houn-teD has recently nominated William c.
Riyes next President, as " compromise"
tween the friends of Calhoun and Clay TIE
Washington Chronicle speaks very highly Of the
Telegraph. Docs the Chronicle endorse this nom
ination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

/ L II IN 4 -
~ An,b.,., !, l t - : , 49, WV ,I"''' ",
miles from Irxinc,,, and % ,,Is r,,, ,,,
bnrr
In ,l,,,, ,1o ,,,a,.,; ~ t,r
/ Sn,i,os "a =, .,,o,5 &c., 'n'"' ~ Wv
orc,s,nn r, ,a,,,,l
,,Ii 49,, ,''''"' '''' '''f ''e no n'" alseoFoly'
i l., ,9 - I, - ~ '''''h' P"o''c uh'l' INC
f,lcd IA Or, mara -, NY ""e h''''
, i "a ,1 ''s''''' '''' NV '"'fohholns
acrommndate VIM ~ II ,,aJil, ,a.,,
diciu,I ,,,iocs = ''' ''9'"' W ''i'" ''o
Since la,t spason several l,,no #,,l ,l, .
! framed cabins have b,,t c,,c,,,Ie .,,,,,l .illt .
Ia 49, / ~ ~ ~ wi WHICH 'unen IL ''lc
y,ons "a lb,lt,m n, .,I' sa"s "'', P''
! company with more comfort
The water has been analyycd and fnupd IN ror
tain the essential Ingredients sulnbn, sol, In M
unusual pfoporiionl and mapncsl,. and tho snbac,
Der can say with the fullest confidence thar II ram,
6catcs of cis ere required they can be nbtniocd of
many Individuals whose cxprlGnee nf tbei, ynt,,c.
enable them To say that rhry are nnsu,n,a.ea ia,
any water IN lfpIula for ,nust of III, dsr,sea r
mon to our cimale-ln case, of continued ,l,snens',
or less drranecI condition uf th, o,n,h and
bowels. III pulmonary OF liver diseases, mofe par
''1","9 me '' an diseases o' general debility
i",''e'-'o" P'e'liallE l't dcfaic females and
'"""''"' 'i'ac waters "ll be louhh possessed Of
fe'n'"'l 'n'"eS o. certainty rare eih'acy. For Tins
''0 "' h'1nes' '".'i"liiN ahohs TIC medical faculty
~ ,'' " ''e country can be offered as ell
a. Wv 'Sa'' '"'"'9 o '"'' ana npe tests by m
a,, u'Is nom 'G,ual experience
ne s,as'p |,I 'aalh commence on the l7ih OF
9""' VI s'",I'i'e', si','l"l iof past patronage
1'' ''' us 1'' ''en9s IN" strangers tgatn invites
, ,,,' l',r' WIN '' assurance on his part
lI NV ''s ''"' " si'''u 10 fenae' inc VISIT agree
NJ
~ ~ " nat ''ie rates OF Boatd arc
VIZ "''''''s P'''' )" e" .'"''
Boa,5 me-, vo.t Co.
do do dr :" W
u,,og ,,o, ,,t a.
do ,lo L,. w
,,i.:,t 80 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

T Vh Mn IALIIOUN.-InE KEroRArn Sor.
man who had been, throughltc, addicted to in
temperance, suddenly reformed. aud in his zeal to
slgnalze his reformation. called hls ghbors torch-
Ell To see hun knock uut the heads Of all his liquor
casks 1t proved that they all empty: where
upon sly old suaker hunted that. had there been
ny liquor lett, he might probably have postponed his
repentance.
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GER.u.a.y. nor TI.vS. Got
GERMAN BOLTING CLOTHS.

WENWAN DOLIING CLOIHS.
l HAVE on hand a FULL ASSORTMENT OF the
i celebrated Anchor brand Boiling Cloths. which
will sell as low they can be purchased in the
state JOHN q. MEM.
June 4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

o. The Wing Convention of Mary land has
nominated John y. Steele, Esq. of Dorchester as a
candidate for Governor Of that State.
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o. public dinner vas given to Joseph Segar,
Esq. by the citizens of Elizabeth City county, on
the 26lh ult. Mr.. S. made able speech in de-
fence of the Internal Improvement policy. \ let
ter to the Editors from Elizabeth City says, " There
is scarcely citizen opposed to the policy in this
county, and few in York Warwick. TN.
spirit is onward among us, and Mr.. Segar has been
the instrument OF the good work"
I'm D5S.-The Charleston Mercury states, on
authority of its correspondent in Washington, that
the Cabinet viii shortly be thoroughly rcorganized.
Mr.. Forsyth is TO be sent ON foreign mission
Mr.. Buchanan Of Pa. is to succeed linn as Secrcta-
ry ofSlaie; Mr.. oodburyis to tire, and 10 be
succeeded by Amos Kendall Secretary Of the
Treasury Mr.. Peinsctt is 10 take the place of Mr.
Dickeison, as Secretary of the Navy Andrew
Stevenson To be recalled from England aud installed
in the War Departments aud Felix Grundy or
Isaac Hill to be made Postmaster General. We
give these rumors for what they worth.
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