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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

u Tie Washington Chronicle denonnccs Mr.
Clay for expressing willingness TO hear and dncer
IN NE neeaiirc the Abolition petitions. Why
because, tsays the Chronicc) :" he thus converts
the Hal OF Congress into arena for agitation" In
deed! And what did Mr.. Calhoun do when he
brought forward his Anti Abolition resolutions }
Did he not do precisely the same ,hing' How can
that which was right in Mr., Calhoun be wrong in
Mr.. Cay1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

~ The spanmg between Mcssrs. Clay and
Calhoun IS WGuant and spicy. We csreciall, com
mend to the attention OF the Washington Chronicle,
the declaration OF Alr Clay, that, IN case OF an attack
upon The institutions of the South Mr.. Calhoun
should not be before him in defending them Does
tins look like counting the Abolllionists
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

An 16dactcd Stdrc.-A late number of the Hos
ton ATLAS contains Report of Il case bcfo,e the pa
ice Court IN that city, OF negro woman wbo calls
herself lucilIa Tucker, charged with certain =. n,
fcgulaf1tes,' who said that she came from Nat
chez; that she had been forced away from the rr,
sons under whose protection she went 10 Boston
two years ago that, having again sought that p,o
lection by returning 10 her owner she was srcnnd
time induced 10 abscond aud that having been
kept confined for some time BY her good friends the
AbelItiohiSts, they had now abandoned her, She
expressed the most anxious desire to 20 back To
Natchez; but she WIS sent to the House of Corrcc-
uon Tor two months, Notwithstanding her furious
potcstaions that she would cut her throat if SEM
there THIS is "A sample Of the tender mercics of
the AbotonlSs-who would scducc our slaves from
tNer comfortable homes, TO let them starve in the
streets, OF rot in the cellars OF their suburbs or in
those other lurking places, where, al night fall
poverty IN the fellowship Of vice and crime"
crceps steadily lorlh,to prey upon the community
ms victim ot Abolition cruelty has had a far trial OF
domestic scrvitude AT the South and such freedom
as the Abouonlsts promise at the North and in
prcicrrng the former she gives the best commcuta-
ry ON tie comparative happiness of the two cond
tons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
NEW GOODS.

WE HAVE just received, and pow opening,
w several Packages Of Domcstlcs, together with
variety of articles in the Fancy linc, which we are
oficllng very cheap, and expect to receive in few
DAYS an extensive and we'll selected assortment of
GOODS suitable foi the present season. which will
be sold 1T yer, reduced pnces for cash
! rlfRNIS 4 nIFFEI
fuy =. tSit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

Gross lbHSe-one of the Congressional Report
crs 10, the Washington Globe is a Clerk IN one of
the Departments, Would either of the Secretaries
permit one of their Clerks to lcpo, for the National
lntellsence,! How can this political favo,i,ism be
justified
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
JUST KEFEI1'ED

A IlIlDS. ST CroM Sugar Of The litsl order,
i. Rico do
> boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar.
q tcices London Brown Stout,
& do Philadelphia Porter,
10 barrels Family Roe llellngs,
large lot OF Stone Butter Pots, Ghurns and
JUGS MCKINNEY y MDSBI.
July > II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

o. The National clllgcnccr-aud il never ven
lures make such remarks without good authority.
sys: 1t is reported, and is believed, that greater ef-
forts were made, by direct oycrturcs from men in
htgl, places to members ofCongrcss, induce them
to give lcr support TO the Sub Treasury Blll, than
have ever been made in favor of any measure Deepen
ding in Congress. 1t is honorable 10 tie indcpcn-
'ence aud frmness Of the umpitcs tins question,
thai they resisted whatever inducements soIiclta-
iious addressed to them, and followed the die
ates ofhcir concienccs rather than the suggestions
~lsich 1T would have been their interest to have
listened"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
Ne w AOkk MIRROR

The LIST number OF vol. It, has Just reached us
IL Is embe,shcd with AN accurate portrait" of
Charles Spraguc, distinguished American poet,
t"ho' however, likes the Jungle oi dollars better lhan
INC jingle OF lliymes,) from painting by Handing
engraved by Parker. The literary contents en-
piacc great variety OF subjects, "hght, graceful
anu amusing, aud entirely original" from the
pens OF George i. MONS. Theodore s. Fay Wi
lam Cox, \. L. Willis, Goram Worth, t,eo,ce D.
Strong Epes Sargeut, rarh benjamin, Nus. Spgo,r,.
ney Professor lngaham, Sheridan knowles. aud
other distinguished Writer'S
~ We invite attention to the 9TH Letter 10 len
~ Clay, which we insert Ihi, morning.
MAlNE.-john :. Fairfield, now u member of
Congress has hccn put IN nomination as the Van
Bntcn candidate ot Governor OF Maine.
Nee HdmpShrc.-Thc Whie State Convention of
New Hampshire has nominated Gen. James Wilson,
il. lor the Office OF Governor, aud Mcssls. John
Porter, Joel Eastman Anthony Colby. phnrls
Henderson and Jonathan Smith AS candidates lof Con
grcss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

u l he N'dIsanlan publishes an old fourth of
'"'y speech, delivered by Senator Buchanan, lust
''l'f tie war, in which he abused the "Democra,s"
without stunt. He's now a leader among the aoac,a
Democrats, however
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

- Tie speech OF Mr.. Bond, exposing the abu-
ScS and shameful Inconsistencies of the admnisra-
t'on has received the high compliment of being
translated INTO French, for circulation among the
French citizens OF Louisiana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
ESa(Ililh. Establishment.

/ lng that, aided by number OF the citizens OF
Iynchbulg, lac has succeeded III erected Bathing
Establishment, III The most comfortable and neatest
STYLE aud that will be open, Tor the reception Of
company, on "Wednesday the llh OF July. Every
comfort appcrtalning Ia such an establishment VIII
be furnished, At the following rates:
Cold Bath % cts.
Warm Bath 37i
Shower Bath %
Tickets may be procured Al the Bathing house,
three doors below the Post Office, aud the differ
cn Hotels
Isaac Harrison avails himself IT this occasion To
saw that under the same roof with his Battling esab
llshneni, IS his l,albcrs Shop Gucd up with every
comfort and that he is prepared 10 give. satisiac
ton 10 his customers in that line also.
Jul,2 Stiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

We suppose, hom the extraordinary infusion
oil bitterness in the attacks upon Mr., Clay, nthc last
'smnsion Chronicle, thatits idol, Mr. Calhoun.
must have suffered severely in the encounter of the
day before.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

O. Among the recent appointments by the
President and Senate, notice the following :
Samuel f. Buttcrworth to be Attorney aud Atol-
phus q. Wcrto be Marshal, for the Northern Dis
,Ict OF Mississippi; Albert NJ. Lea, to be commits
sioner for running, marking aud asccraining the
Northern boundary line of Iowa, west of the Missis-
sppi rivcr which divides said Territory from the
State OF Missouti; and Thomas Henderson, Receiv-
CT olPub Moneys at Cincinnati, Oho rice John
G. Avery, who declined the appointment, lately con-
ierrcd upon him. in place oil Morgan Neville, of
the pioneers and first settlers of Ohio, prescribed for
opinion sake, in this land, where the freedom of
opinion is the chartered brtll-right otcyery citizen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

Dir. IVoodbury.-Thc apparently authentic
nuacialion that this gentleman will not leave the
Treasury Department, for the present, cxcites
universal regret. 1t mus, be very ilatterins To
ms vanity, TO perceive how universally he is despsed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

u Has the Washington Chronicle seen the Abo
luton letters of one Mr.. Norris Van Buren, Sub
Treasury Senator from Ohio! We ask merely for
Information.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
SULPHUR SPRINGS
IiR<.E.v'I.f.

VlHft- E.vf.f.
FNlIE Company, IN accordance with the requisi-
L tons of then charter have had the water oi
these Springs analyzcd, by Professors Rogers aud
tanmcnts furnish sufficient gnaIantee 10 the pub
lie OF the correctness OF the anal ysls. The following
is the result:
Carbonate of Soda
Carbonate of Magnesia,
Carbonate of Lime
Suphate OF Lime,
Suphale of Magnesia,
Giorldc OF Sodium,
Clofidc of Calcium,
Corldc Of Magnesium,
Sui plate OF Soda
Suphuretted Hydrogen and Cafbonic
This establishments under the management al Nh
Wannght,a gentleman oi much experience, is now
ready FOR the reception OF visitors. The improve
since the last season have been considerably
extended by the Company, with the view To render
the growing popularity OF The place more worthy Of
public patronage; the rooms are neatly finished and
well adapted TO the comfortable accommodation Of
visitors. The medicinal qualities OF the water are
not surpassed by any OF the mineral waters IN the
state of Virginia. In the cure OF Bilious affections
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic and Cuiancous
diseases, it has been particularly successful, and in
cases of Dyspepsia from the good effects which
have resulted from the of the water, for the two
last seasons, by persons afflicted with this disease,
the prOpnetors lccl themselves warranted IN the as
sertlon that the water IS an mlablc remedy. The
Springs situated on New River, IN Grayson coun-
~, Virginia, in healthy region; ten miles north
from Glayson Courthouse, twenty miles souti, from
WyIhc Courthouse, aud eight miles from the lcead
mines IN Wythe county, surrounded by a beautiful
and diversified scenery. Persons from the South
visiting other mineral waters OF Virginia, will find this
4 comfortable resting place.
By THE PROPRIETORS.
n. B.-An Accommodation Hack will be kept at
Wythc Courthouse. during the season
July Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

o. The Peoria (lIIinos) Gazette a paper which
takes no part in politics, states, the authority Of
ian eyewitness" that when Gen. Jackson was a
bout to leave the Palace for the Hermitage, taking
Mr.. Van Burcn's hand to bid linn farewell he sand
Circular" On reaching the door, he turned, look
ed Mr. Y. b. full in the face and, raising his finger
with great solcmnity, said, Remember my last
words - On being seated in his carriage, he
sad to those who accompanied him TO the Avenue,
Go back to Mr. Van Buren,, and tell him never
to forget my last words ~ tfthis statement be cor
rect II shows that Gen Jackson had very little CON
lidence IN the irmness of his lusrrous sncccssor-
and ltaccounts for the pertinacity with which Van
stuck TO the Specie Circular even after i, had been
rendered nusatory, as his friends assert, BY the
suspension OF specie payments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
The Dwelling House
Nrs, Mckinlcy's COrscttS.

A SMALL Invoice Of this justly celebrated
n Ornament, this day to hand, OF new shapes
end designs and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT.
Auril ~ IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
FRESH LEMONS.

lust RECEIVED, and ior sale, fresh supply
y of Lemon., IN good order. winch will be sold 10"
fpr cash. CHARLES PHELPS
July , IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
.NDrfOiE kOfSeru,


NJ Alexandria ON Saturday June 30th, viz:
, ~ Il II 7 90 81 - = 81 - I'll "a
Handsome Prizes IN both Schemes sold At
TAlBof'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

o. 1t is stated that Mr.. Van Buren, intends TO
visit the White Sulphur Springs and the other
watering places of Virginia, during the present sum
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
GEO(ERgES.
.N'OYI('L.

A IL. DEBTS due To the firms Of Dnklc <
~ Rumhough and John H. Roberts 4 CO. have
been Transferred the undersigned Tor the payment
OF certain debts, "a IN the transfer. To col
lcct these debts Mr.. Thomas billiard has been ap-
pointed special agent. All payments must be made
to hun OF ourselves. 5. y NJ. II. GARLAND,
&. l.. MOSBA
July2 At il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
l'sferSbHr. EOTferH.

EXTRA CLASS. No. 1. For ls3a.
At Richmond on rhnsday 18th June. VIZ.
Il II 80 81 b - ~ 81 -.
nd Tic following nIr lie lllmn ,..,...I.... L.. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
.V'O7'Rc'E.

IENllE subscriber gives notice To all persons having
J claims AGAINST linn, that, wishing 10 pay them
off, they must be brough IN fpr settlement be
tore the lst day Of August next Should any clam
be brought III after that day tins notice will be plead
IN ban of such ,lam. ISllAM FARMER.
Inlsylyauia, July w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
GEO. RI tesIIH

ers.O. Is hesHS1
OFFERS FOR SALE, IN STORE,
nAA LBS. prme Bacon, thog round;
sJ,VVO > binds PRIME 81. trolx Sugars,
binds NeavcIus Syrup,
1000 lbs Family Load Sugar,
500 " Loaf and Lump do
$50 sacks Sail,
IS bags Coffee, Of various grades,
% chests fine gunpo"der Tea, eholcc article,
Shad Macherel aud llerrug4.
ALSO DAILY Expected,
1000 lbs Bacon sides,
1000 " shoulders,
1000 lbs crushed Sugarfo syrups, preserves, Nc.
10 bags strong secuted Coffee, tthe real uch)
&" old Mara caibo do OF fine flavor,
~ bbls No. | n. {. clip, llenlngs,
10 boxes SICILY Lemons,
10 do Oranges,
hhds low priced y. O. Sugars,--for sale o,
barter. accommodating terms,
June 81. 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

GJ7 We agrec with the Washington Chronicle
that, m the vote on the Sub-Trcasury Bill, many OF
the members violated the will OF their constituents
II they had not done the majority a.alnst IT would
have been oubed-pcthaps u,bcd. Can't the
Cmou.elc spa,u 1 Ind, otlhc hand,lrhehl 1t hubs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
sugar, Coffee, Noaasscs, &c.

among which are
3 hbs ST. Ctoix Sugar, very superior
10 " Porto lileo, do
; " New Orleans, do
% bags Rio Coffee,
rs bags Porto Rico TO superior Green,
90 " Iagulra, do
5 hlds superior Retailing Molasscs
5 do bright n. Otleans do.
5 bbs. crushd Sugar for Preserving,
50 bbs Mol N. Carolina Cut tierrnes
IA "a Dds p Loaf, Sugar, all qualities,
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Richmond and Lychbufs
FACTORIES,
punchecn ia. Rum, II yrs old,
rplpe superior Champ. Brandy,
| do do Cognac, do
| do Holland Gin.
100 sacks Liverpool filled Salt,
5 hhdS Stone Ware, assorted,
With general assortment of WINES, TEAS ALL
SPICE, PEPPER, GINaER &c. all which, having been
purchased for CASH, | can offer inducements 10
purchasers. whom respectfully invite to give me
acall my old stand, corner OF Main Street and the
Alley leading to Friends Ware house.
JOSEPH MARSH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

n Curious Rcmnisccace.-Who would have
thought that Thomas Hart Benton in 1921, an
advocate oithc election OF Henry Clay to the Pres-
dency Of the United States Yctsuch is the fact
some anlqnary has found Missouri Intelligence,
OIL October 80, le2i, in which is Address to the
re'p'c OF Missouri" signed by Thomas Hart Don
''"' u +. Snotho,, =. Choucau, and seventeen
o'hcts and whIchls re have been Ntiltcn by VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

o. MIR. Forest, the tragedian, whose i" FIST APP
pearance' ON the political stage, took place, we pre-
sumo, on yesterday, before the Loco Focos e New
\ DIRK, ii is SAID is to be the next candidate of that
party for Congress. Ii he should be elected, we
hope he will abandon the stage. II would be rather
NAL aPropos to see him. directly alter discussing
great State questions, hand ga bill of the play Tor
that night,-perhaps with "Mr. ForestsbencGt'' at
the top,--to his brother members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

richmond Eaquircr-Speeiol DePosiics.-The
Washington core spondent of the New ok
rycninr Post uhc organ Of the Loco Focos.)
.,,noscd TO be Mr.. Cambicleng, speaks OF the Rich
,a Enquirer as "thc most obstinate and mis-
,cyous opponent OF this administration :" ride ucs
his f,yorirc Special Opposite scheme rs " superla
~, bumbuc :" and Insists upon II that the Sub
Treasury scheme has not been defeated by the
icc,,on of the bill, but that the battle is TO be
fought before the people al the next elections
Ve,y well: We for one, do not fear the issue
When the people, shall declare in favor OF this
disastrous project, we shall submit but that they
w,llcycr do So we have The slightest fear. The
spirlt of their fathers is not entirely extinct IN their
bosoms. They are not yet prepared for Monarchy
IN disguise.
We suppose, indeed, that tho Richmond Enqui-
,cr is itself satisfied that there is the rcmotcst
possibility OF carrying its Special DePoslte Scheme
The vote on Mr. Robettson's motion to suspend the
rules, so to enable him TO offer his bill is no test
of the sense OF the lIousc-whcrc, the opinion is
confidently expressed. this plan has not dozen adyo-
-catcs. And glad TO hear it-enbodync, as it
docs, some of the most mischlcvous principles of
the Sub Treasury Scheme. We are curious TO see
What position the Enquirer will now take We
see safety FOR il, except verify our predictions by
oinng ihe Wing ranks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

u The Secretary ofthe Treasury has removed
Martin Eichcbcrscr from the Office Of Weigh master
OF the port of Baltimore. Mr.. Eichebcrgcr was
soldier Of the Revolution lie is succeeded by Hen
ny Mckinncll, "of whom (says the Baltimore
Chronicle,) we only think it proper 10 say, that,
in the better days of the Republlc,he would scarcely
have been deemed fit person to slrpcfsede veteran
OF the Ecvolution.' Surely, if any men are pecu-
larly entitled 10 the free enjoyment and exercise of
opinion they are the soldiers Of the Revolutions
'cho fought far Il. But it that even the lnlle
tocrng remnant Of that gallant band are to be pro-
scnbed and punished, for not thinking right, or if
they happen to think wrong for refusing TO via
late their conscientious convictions. by acting with
their masters. The men, who on the 4th of July,
l716, issued tie Declaration OF Independence, hard
" supposed that they were laying the foundations OF
a Despotsm as absolute as that against which they
took up arms. Still less did they suppose that one
of their own comrades would be among its VIC
tins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

HIGH TREASON The editor OF the Wash
nston Chronicle, in tone aarmingIy solemn, an.
nounccs that tho day before the The Sub
Treasury bill was taken he saw, ariM his o,rn
"rycs, Agent of the largest Bank in the L.
Estates sitting quteHy in one of the seats on the
floor OF the House. and engaged in CONVEX
''sation with distinguished member Of the Federal
"pariy from Virginia. This was during the sitting
'tofthc House. W. heard too, of his lnquiring for
81 the Hon. Mr.. Sergeant and other leaders of the
same caste. Thesc things and heard"
MrabiRc dirtut Is it possible! Can such things
be. and not excite the special wonder Of mankind?
Such grave and portcntous charge demands inquiry
certainly; but hope the committee will be com
posed of old women--vcry old women.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
xsE. ssDEsssT E.sELY',
STURGEON DENTIST

\ : now IN Lynchbuts aud may iound Al TN
I Franklin llulI
luul u VII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

G5SltwIl he seen, by the proceedings of Congress.
that Mr.. Wcbsters Bill and Mr. Bucanan's Substi-
cute have been rejected by the Scua,e--thc former
10y vote of % TO 81 the latter by vote Of % TO
81. Mr.. Wright on the next day, introduced anolh
cr scheme, relieving the Banks from the disabilities
incurred by lssun. notes oilowor denominations Il,
50, repeating sundry sections Of the deposite law
OF 1886 and placing the Treasury upon the basis of
1850, and making its connection with tie banks dc
pend upon Mr.. Wcbstel's resolution of lSlG. 1t
passed to third reading by majority of five. We
perceive material difference between Mr. Web
ster's bill and MI. Wright's. Why the Latter gen
,lcmen should have voted against one, aud introduce
ed the other passcth, our comprehension.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

Ecwdlaing N nc Posi- OD'cc n LyaeiLurg onLte Isl
Of Jaiy 1888.
o. Persons asking Tor Letters in the following
list will please say they advertised.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
GEKMANnOLTING CLOTHS.

I HAVE on hand rul. ASSORTMENT Of the
! celebrated Anchor brand Boiling Cloths, which
will sell rs low AZ ihcy can he purchased IN the
State. JOHN Il. MEEM.
Juno 1w Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
NEW BONNETS.

nv w UDNVININTI -.
- ECElNED yesterday by the stage, a large box
IL OF
War NHH Fashionable KsOnAiFfs,
some ye,y fine Sluw.-Also two pieces Mait,oni
Lutestriug, and Quo OF superior Black Slltly very
low.
<.HO(ERgES.
Good assortment OF & ocelIcs--fne Sugar NJ 10
cents-Co0ce al ID. IIORNER x WATSON.
June ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
20, 900 LBS BACON, for sale by

MILLER * ROBERTS.
Iuly Il /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
DR.Sts'k.VGS HECEsu.EH.

lAL""r's l.orrtnf M E>cu,Nel ortl,r.
Lyaeihmg, July 5h, isjS. !,
The following Numbers uc,. d,,,,,, "a, ia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
: T. R.U.Iv HOE1g.v't <EOTIIS.

w T. have on band full aud fresh supply OF the
w genuine German Anehoi Botng Cloths
Tor sale At the lowest prices.
TURNER x BUkWELL.
June it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
A LIST OF LETTERS,

Rcmaioing n.hc Posi- 0Gcc Al L,bolg, Ia. o.
sou Fl Juhc, 1879.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

for tho benefit ol the Monongaha Academy.
CLASS No. /. FOR 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
Fresh Spring Il Summer Goods

" T. have the pleasure of announcing to our
w friends aud the public generally, that we are
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-26
NO. Ill.

In New York are more than 5000 schools, and over
5O00 600 children taught in them School fund, sl9 900:
distributed annually, 100000, but the condition
that each town raise by tax, otherwise as much as
they receive from the fund. wise provision
New Jersey has fund Of S245, 900, and an annual
income Of $22, 900.
In Pennsylvan during the last year. more than
100000 children out Of 100000 were destitute Of
school instruction. ~
Delaware has school fund of $40 600
Maryland has a school fund OF SIS, 900, and an in
come for school funds from the banks which is divided
between the several counties.
Virginia has a fund Of al ,533 O0O the income d.
yded among the counties according to the white popu-
a:ion, and appropriated paying the tuition Of poor
children, generally attending private schools
North Carolina has fund Of 10000 designed for
common schools.
South Carolina appropriaes SIC, 900 annually to free
schools
Georgia has fund Of $500, 900, and more than 700
common schools. II
Alabama, and most all Of the western and southwest
ern States, divided into townships six miles square,
and each township into sections one mile square, with
one section, the sixteenth, appropriated to education
Mississippi has fund OF 1880, 600, but il is not
available until 1t amounts TO nearly $780, 600
The Legislature Of Louisiana grants to each parish,
or county, in that State, ~ 62i for each voter.