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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
MRS. KIDDER's CHOLERA, DYs-
ENTERY, AND DIARRHOEA COR
DIAL,
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .3gent
for .tsicpori, X. L.

vHNIIIS medicine is acknowledged by thousands
n TO stand unrivacd IN this or any other
country, for the cure Of the above, and will re-
store where every eiher remcd, -periorn!ng
lis cure in most cases in very few hours if taxi
en- IN season. II does not require more ihan forty
eight hours 10 the most violent bloody, sliiny
dysentery; cholera, and common cholera morbus,
are instantly checked, and the patient quickly re-
stored 10 health Darrhoea that Is Of recent deai
is cured in very few honrs, liarrhoea that has
continued for months, aud even for years, is cur
ed by using this medicine according TO the dTee
lions, and The patient will be restored to health
Persons going to warm climates if they VIII pro
vide themselves with This medicine, will have lit
tie or nothing to fear from Cholera, Dysentery
or Dioyyhcea.
| Children that are tcething, and children tina
are brought up by hand. should always be pro
vided with this medicine f possible, as il will se
nerally regulate their bowels in the course OF !
few hours, and prevent them from becoming veal
aud reduced from oiairhoea.
1t checks vomiting produced from any caus'
whatever, and il is an invaluable remedy in sea
sickness.
/ Its composed Of materials that are perfectly
harmless, and may be taken by either sex at any
age with perfect safety, aud will not mjure The
constitution.
NJ B This medicine will always leave the
bowels in perfect order, producing no constipation
July 1, lS3S.-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
ARRIVALS

FRIDAY Oct 12tli-arr. sch'r Brilliant, French, from
Baltimore for New Bediord.-Sloop Willard Willard
from Providence for New York.
SATURDAY, l3,h--arr. sch'r Magnolia, Mains, from
Lubbock for New York.-Soops MetaiDora, Winslow,
from Warren for New Nork.-Marshal Hathaway, iron,
Fall River for 81. Marks.
SUNDAY, l4tl,-arr. brigs sheffield, Moore, from Iu-
beck for New york-Sarah a Elizabeth, Tabbcrsen,
from Kingston with coal to the Coddngton Manuiacto-
ry.-Soop Tccumsch, Child, from New York Tor Proyi-
dcncc.
MoSD,Y, l5th-arr. brig Annawan, Sanford ffom Fall
River.-Sloop Camilla, Vars, from New York.
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NEW LIEE-FOR NEW YORK.

Cd1n Passage S3-Deck Passage st.
NN The new steamer JoHN
"a w. RICuMoND, Capt.
veiIIsir5s;SaS WIN. ". Townsend, will
leave Providence for NJ.
York Friday, Oct. 10Th, a. o'clock, on the
arrival Of the cars for the Sioningion Road.
N. ID. The regular days Of leaving Provl
dence will be Monday, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, until furtber notice.
o. This is the only steamer on the Sound
which carries Francis Life Boats.
Private state rooms and berlhs can be Sc
cured, on application the day previous to
Charles N. Tillcy, Agent, at the steamboat
office, on Long Wharf.
Oct lS
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NOGN. ~ 900 bushels OF good yellow
~ North River CORN, just received and for
sale by NJ. HALL.
Oct ~.
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New Rocks.

1NOTTON FLANNEL.--Onc bale un-
~ beached, and Of superior quality, ro-
ceiyed at JOHN +. TO W.V'S ENDS.
Oct l.
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School Fund Lotteries,
TO BE DRAWN THIS WEEK.
This Day. Oct. 18Th,
No. i72, "a nos. l2 ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets $4.
Friday, Oct. 10Th,
No. l73, GG nos. II ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets $4.
Saturday, Oct ooh,
No. IN, 72 nos. IL ballots, Capital s25, 1000!
l of 5000; of 5000; OF 1900 ;
Of 800; Of 800; Of ,232;
of |, 100; $50 of ,O00!!!
Tickets $l2.
For sale at the Old Lucky Office, where
SO many Capitals have lately been sold, that
it is needless to name them.
J. G. SHAW.
Oct. 1S.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.

- TATEsIENT oC the situation Of the Banks
~ in the State of Rhode Island, sc. ON Friday
October 9Th. 1888, as the same appears by the
returns made by them to the Bank Commission
crs
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, S9,s5o,II3 90
Bills IN Circulation, 2,229, ,OOS Ga
l'nlances duo other Banks, $50. .06I rs
Net profits on hand, AL, 1867 81
Dividends unpaid 37,053 So
Deposits on interest, 5Y6, l9S IL
Deposits not on interest, SS3,0lI 7S
Total amount Of Liabilities, ll,G76 ,Oi7 79
REsoURcEs.
Loans and discounts, Sl2,6O2.5Is O3
Specie IN Bank, 65O,s5J 81
Bills Of other Banks, 55s, ,5O5 3s
Balances due from other Banks, 4j3, $50 3S
Stock IN own Bank, l2l, ,66l GO
Stock, Real estate aud other
property, 2ss, ,467 Os
Total amount Of Resources, Sii,676,0i7 19
or tho Notes aud Bills discounted,
there is payable out Of tho State
the sum of S3,s23 ,260 7s
And payable in the State S,779,2S7 25
or the circulation there is held by
| the Banks tho sum Of 4i2, 500 IS
IN the hands Of the Public l,7S6, ,202 40
By comparing this abstract with the returns
made to the Commissioners, Sept. 9TH, 1888, il
appears that since that date.
The circulation has been increased Sl32, ,73O %
Tho specie has been reduced 5,Si2 n
The deposits, including dividends
unpaid, have been increased 2S,533 O5
The Loans and Discounts have
been reduced aO6, ,5ss 81
| Published pursuant to law.
Office cf the Bank Commissioners,
PrOpaence, October IL, 1888.
HENRY ANTHONY, } Bank
GEO. q. KING, Con,nls-
WM. PECkiIAM, sonors.
Oct. lS.
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archaeological Dtarp.

IN $50 sc so 81 sw sw sw Clear, rain. clear.
lal5OI6O so % sw sw NV Cloudy, cloudy, rain
I3l42 SO, AZ 50 NwNwNw Clear, clear. clear.
lao O5s SO NV sw sw Cleudy, cloudy, cldy
IS go I6356 SO 'sw sw NV Cloudy, rain, cloudy
,6Il4 also so NwNwNw Clear, ciaar, clear.
I7Il4 o6i AZ 40 NV NV lClear, clear. clear.
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China, Glass Il Earthcn
Ware.

emma, GI:aSs ~ EIfthcN
Ware.
'rllE following NEW GOODS are Just re-
ceived and for Sale at No. q, Washing
ton-squarc, by
G.. T.. DE MS.
Dinner, tea and breakfast sets; plain white
China do; gold band China tea sets; com
mon do; edged Wares of every description
fire proof yellow Stone Ware: glass lamps
Bacon hanging lamps; tumblcrs. wines, lem
onades, champaignes, clarets, &c. Astral
shades, Lamp glasses, Flower vases, Ocean,
tcrs, bulb glasses, castor bottles, cologne do
Britannia Coffee pots; tea do; covered Jugs
ladies' and spoons; chlldren's cups; tupblcrs
and castors.
Astral, mantcl astral hall and signal Ian
terms; Astral hanging lamps; britannia hang.
ing lamps; common Iapanned lanterns.-.Iron
wire and hair sievcs. Oct II.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Brig Tilton, Grccnlaw, Eastport.
Brig Alexander, Gard, New Noik.
Srh'r Laura, Cobb, Fall River.
sioop New York, EastoD, Providence.
DO. Veto, Nye, Key West
10. Wave, Barnaby, Apalachicola.
DO. Hudson, West, n. Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

NXI INE-I5 quarter casks per, Wine, Just receive
w and for sale by u. 7. w. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

- TATEsIENT of the situation Of the Banks
~ in the State of Rhode leland, &c. ON Friday
October 5ih. 1888, as the same appears by the
returns made by them to the Bank Commission
crs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
Five Dollars Reward.

OST, IN Lynchburg ON Thursday night the
- 25th Of June last. brown Sbeel,skin POCk-
EFT BOOK, containing n bond executed To me n
bout the ninth OF March 1886, by Richard A. X
Richard H. Lee Tor one hundred dollars, pa, able
demand also some money, 10 wit ten dollar note
and IA one dollar note on the Banks of Virginia 10
the best Of my recollection; also an order 10 me from
Samuel i. M'chellon Alexander Wade, accented.
the amount and date not recollccred. think los,
The above described Pocket Book somewhere abou,
Planters warehouse. Any person who will return
the said Pocket Book and contents TO me shall re
ce'yc the above reward, and also the thanks of
THOMAS STEEN
Bedford, Julyl2 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
TRUST SALE.

RY VIRTUE of Deed of Trust executed to
- the subscriber by Thomas A. Mera bearing
date on The OH day Of july 1888 n Of record in the
clerks office Of the Hastings FOR the corporation
Of Lynchburg, will sell, al public auction, on Sat
urday the 18th inst AT O'Clock, at the Old Theatre,
quantity OF Pig and Scrap Metal, Fans, Tools
and Fixtures belonging to Foundry, with guam
tiiy oflumber, &c. AT the same time and place.
will sell the interest OF Thomas A. Mera IN and to
lien, for four years. iron, September next 10 the old
Carding Machine House. THIS place is now IN
good repair, and ready to work carding machine
and foundry small scale. Persons DESTROYS
to embark in such business will do well 10 attend
having an opportunity Of purchasing many tools ne
sessary carry foundry; the latter place very
convenient the business part OF The town. ana con
sidered first rate stand for a Carding Machine.
Terms made known the day of sale. The sub
scriber acting Trustee, will only convey such title
rs is vested in Linn by the Trust Deed and other.
HENRY ]. BROWN, Trustee.
july ID 1t
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July II
$40 KI,DV..RKD.
tor THE nsuNA w Ay.

~ ~ =
ID UNAWAY on the 4th July last, from ils en-
L u poymcnt of q. T. Williams q Co. of Lynch
burg, a negro man, belonging 10 the subscriber,
named EDlNBOROUGlI, about the Ordinary size
yellow complexion and rattle, h pleasant coune-
nance. lie took with h.a, most OF his clothes a
mongst them Lack cloth coat. striped or check
Pantaloons, figured or lowered vest, aud white straw
hat. Marlborough is good looking boy, and 4
rough carpenter. There is no known cause for his
running away from his home, and | therefore pre-
sumo il may be his intention TO make off to a free
State, and probably he has provided himself with
free papers. lie may still be lurking abou, Lynch
burg or its vicinity. Any one who will return said
boy to me, orto the SAID q. Il. Williams & Co. in
Lynchburg, or give me such information will lead
10 his recovery, shall receive the above reward.
REUBEN RUCkER.
July u u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

4 a Circuit Superior Court of Law am. Chan
4 a Gerry, continued aud held Tor bedford county
at the Courthouse on Monday tho 9Th day OF MAY,
1898.
Lucy Durrcit and Dolly Durrett, Phns.
against
Headen Mccormick, Joseph Slaughter, admir-. Of
Berry Mccormack, John +. Sale, Betscy G,lp,n
D'nah Duneu, John Dnne,t, Solomon Durrcu
Mary Parsons. Phoenix Parsons, John Tr,mblc
William Durrett, in his own righ, and az admr. of
Richard Dunct, deed. DeGs
IN CllANCERY.
This day this cause on to be heard on the
papers formerly read and upon the subpoena awarded
therein on The 18th day Of November, 1897, which
appears TO have been duly executed on the defendant
William Durrett, who fails to appear and answer
and was argued by counsel--upon consideration
whereof the Court doth take the bill of the plaintiff
for confessed AS TO the defendant William Durrcf
and dol, adjudee. order aud decree that the del,n
dani William Durrcu do render an account OF his
administration ofthc estate Of Richard Durre decd
before commissioner Of this Cour, who is directed
to examine. state and settle the same. witt, any mat
lers specially stated thought pertinent by himself or
required by the parties IL be 50 stated.
Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
CoMMissIoSER's OfruE, }
Liberty, May IA, 1888
The parties In this cause viii take notice. that
have appointed Tuesday the l4,h day of August
next, TO commence the accounts directed by the
fore going decree, on which day. at the hour OF o
o'clock, in the morning, they required TO attend
at my Office in this town, with their accounts,
vouchers. Witnesses aud copies Of Court papers, pre-
pared for examination and settlement.
JOHN A. WHARTON.
July IL w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
BUCKINGHAM SPECIAL ELECTION.
GREAT REICTYONt

A special election was held in Buckingham, on
Monday last, supply the vacancy in the delegation
of that county in the next Legislature occasioned
by the death Of Samuel Jones. George Washington
Kyle the Why candidate was elected, by majority,
we learn, fl5i votes over Dabncy =. Gooch tI.oco
Foco.) Last Spring the majority oithe highest Wing
over tue highest Democrat 80. This, suppose,
- what the Enquirer calls .rc- action aud is an
earnest of what may be expected "next Spring"
We would whisper in the Enqurer's ear, too. for
its further consolation, that Mr. Kyle not afraid
'.ncounter its standing bugbear Of I" Clay and the
.nk,' bu, boldly hostcd the "pain,ed Devil
throughout the canvass. What will the Enquirer
say norl
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KXTINES, SEGARS etc.


w Leonville, Latour, St. Julien, Chateau Mar
gaux, Medoc. Laftte. Bordeaux, Red and White
Hermitage CIaret vines
Hook heimcr, Sparkling Burgundy, old London Port
and Chambener wines,
Brandy Fruits, viz. Peaches, Apricots Cherries and
Green Cages,
Ginger Preserved in Syrup and Dried do
Dates and Chowchow do do
West India Sweet Meats assorted,
Candies, Kisses, best Lynchburg made at lowest
prices,
English Sporting Powder, double, seal, of best quail
~,
Old Spanish segars OF best quality, mild anu high
favored kinds,
Table Salt, Gne quality and large loaves.
Visiting and Playing Cards, part Of them OF tho most
superior quality.
Table Salad Oil, in large TASKS, selected and first
rate article,
Roman VioIins Strings assorted genuine, aud Gu'-
tar Strings,
Wines, Braudics, Gin, Cheese. Teas, and Rice. best
qualities, torsa'e by 1o" FL "a iE'.
July Is"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
MUSIC STORE
Ind Piano Forte UsNreIsONse,
WASHINGTON. ID. e.

SAMUEL CARUSI has lately received an as
~ sortment OF splendid German Piano Foues,
made to order, by Of the best manufacturers in
Germany, to stand any climate.-Aiso, American
Piano Fortes from the best makers, together with a
large assortment Of other Musical Inst, uments,
and every article in the Music line. On hand
an extensive assortment of Music, Instruction
books, Music Primers and Gfammars, Books OF
Sacred Music for the various denominations, &c.
Orders from any part OF the United States pune
tnally attended To, and very liberal deduction
made for cash. Liberal discount made TO Acadc-
mics, Professors OF Music, and Dealers.
Juyl2 81 if
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sfesales arc SO large, when items like these figure in
the account!
As further exemplifeston of the shameful
pfoh'gacy with which the public moneys have been
wasted by men who were specially pledged, alike BY
then own promises and those oil then friends to re-
'o'm abuses and to rerench all supcrlutes we ask at
'en''on TO hefoowing startling fact. which we copy
from the New York Courier:
- The expenditures Of the Government. from the
commencement OF General WAsnINaroS's admins
ton TO the close OF Mr. ApAMss exclusive OF the late
war the pay mens under treaties and the payments
On account OF the national debt. were as follows.
w ashlngton administrations Ncnrs IL 600 COG ,5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

ffogfesstre raiac of Internal Improrements.-Thc
Albany Argus states that the sum collected Tor tolls
on the State Canals from the opening OF Navigation
TO the 2ed OF June, is Sa6s,a57 -; exceeding the
amount received to the same period in s37, by the
sum OF Sl0i,93l 90. The increase OF merchandise
going up the Canals in the week ending the e2d OF
June Is equal 10 81 per cent. The increase OF
Flour coming TO the Hudson on the Canals exceed
80 per cent.-~hcat about 500 per ccnt.--and the
increase OF tolls is IS per cent those of the
responding week last year
tabular statement IN the Columbus papers afoid a
haiterng illustration ofthc progressive value OF trade
upon the Ohio Canals. The aggregate Of tolls
received in the month OF May 1887, IS a fraction
over $50 oO0-n the month OF May, 1853, fraction
over S76, 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

" In various - Democ ratic' toasts drunk Al the
'eeen, festival in Virginia. Vim. Z. Rwes is jenoun.
ced as blank bought traitor to his party an, all
that sort OF slang The Conservatives, en- masse are
denouneea as turn coats" bought up" by B,ddlc
aud the Bank The Conservatives, as we remark
cd the other day, are very tame set of gentlemen.
Aweek alter tins abuse hc,pcd upon them. they
turned ont to the polls in Buckingham. IN solid
column, to vote for Sub, Treasury man TO repre-
set them IN the next Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
PROFLlGACY OF EXPENDITURES

Om Of their o,cn mouths shall they be condemned.
Ia compliance with resolution of the House OF
Representatives, the Secretary ofthe Treasury has
laid before that body statement of tue annual cx-
pcndtures of the Government exclusive of the pub
lie debt, from the year 1924, (and il will be remem-
bcred that j. @ Adams went into office in is25,) TO
1887, inclusive. We wish that he had annexed the
estimated expenditures for the present year also,
order that the people might that the embarrass-
ed pecuniary condition OF the treasury has had no
tendency TO impress upon the minds OF our rulers the
vital importance OF Rerenchmen and Economy.
Here follows the statement OF the American Col
bert, generally known as Mr.. Lew Woodbury.:
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C.lXXl:ILLN. ~.

AN'Ne determined IL devote my attention
principally To the Can,all making business. |
wall endeavour IN future 10 keep ON hand Al my shop
II supply OF CARRiALIS with and wnhou,
Springs made OF first tate timber aud good worn
mansl'p My situation being IN tho country, NV
expenses considerably less than they would be m
i'ynehburg, and having had 10 years experienced IN
the business, | make no hos,tancy in the assertion
that can sell thom much cheaper according To dual
''y,tban they can be bought IN Lynohbnrr, or sno.,
any other town will also make BARoucllES In
order. Those wishing to purchase would do well 10
give me call before pun, haslng as feel confident
shall give general satisfaction both in proc and
quality
MY shop may be found in Amherst. 3 miles nortl,
nom Lynchburg, near w-ilopc Meeting House.
will also keep on hand for the accommodation Of
purchasers the best Caryall Harness. u, thu lowest
cash price. SYLVESTER l.. BuRFoRD
July 10 Vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

u The Harbour Bill (appropriang 81 10000
to works already begun completely which had
passed the II. Of Il. rejected by the Senate, by
an equal vote Q8 to 49, on Saturday night. Its
rejection caused not by hostility TO the bill ITSELF
but by an amendment which Mr.. Wright succeeded
in ENGRAVING on it. giving to the President the pow
er 10 expend the money not, as TO him might
seem proper. This amendment Indignantly
denounced by Messrs Webster, Preston, Critten
den, Davis and Norrc-the latter gentleman. who
isone of Mr.. Wrghts followers, declaring that he
could not stand such propositions these and that
il "his friends" continued to push them, he was
of from them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

Foregn-Thc packet ship Oxford, arrived at
New York. from Liverpool, brings dates 10 the Sd of
June, two days later than by the Great Western
Preparations for the Coronation OF Queen Victoria
continued TO be made magnificent scale. The
from Spain favorable to the Queen. Mr..
Hume was about TO move for parliamentary in
curry into the conduct of Sir Francis Head during
his administration in Upper Canada.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
q. w. HUMPHREYS,
SUR EO.v DE.VTYS

OFFERS his services, in The various depart
~ mcnts of his profession, TO the citizens Of
i.ynchburg and its vicinity. He extracts teeth on
the easy and efficacious mode discovered by DIR.
Caldwell.
lie may be consulted at the residence of Mrs.
Sarah Schoofeld.
July9 visit
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OBITUARY..

In Memphis, Tenn. at Johnson's Hotel, on the 10th
inst, Col Tnos HALE, ofJackson and native ofVir-
GINA. The deceased was returning home from New
Orleans, at which place he contracted the disease,
bilious fever which terminated his life. His re-
mains attended 10 their last resting place, by a
respectable concourse Of our citizens.
Memphis Enqnrer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

o. John b. Henderson. charged with forging
Treasury drafts, who recently broke jail at Wash
ing,on city, and for whose apprehension reward Of
$1,000 offered, arrested at Cincinnati. tina
I'd inst. lie was on board the steamboat lIuntress,
on his way to Texas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

o. On the 4th inst. Mr.. Buchanan, from the
committee Oh Foreign Relations, made Report, on
the subject of the North Eastern boundary which
was highly complimened by Mr.. Clay. The Report
expresses perfect conviction of the justice of the
claim of the L. States the territory question:
but recommends that no movement be made on the
part OF the U. States TO survey and mark the bounda-
ry until every reasonable effort to procure the joint
action of both parties shall have been exhausted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
NEW GOODS.

VAE HAVE just received and are now opening,
w several Packages Of Domes,ics. together with
variety of articles in the Fancy line which we are
offering very cheap, and expect to receive in lew
DAYS an extensive und well selected assortment OF
GOODS suitable for the present season. which will
be sold a, YER, reduced prices for cash.
]. }. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
July 2. tst
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.v'OT1CE.

4 Id DEBTS dur, to the firms OF Dinklc g.
~ Rumbough aud Ioho H. Roberts x Go. have
been transferred TO the undersigned, 10, the tayncn,
OF certain debts, set out IN the transfer. To col.
lee' these debts Mr.. Tho,nas billiard has been sp-
pointed special agent. All payments must BIZ made
To Inn, or ourselves. :. Il M. II. GARLAND,
G. l.. MOSBl.
July2 atd
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JUST RECEIt.EN

4 llllDS. :, Gro'S Sugar OF tho first order.
Il Il. REQ do,
> bosrs Table l.oal Sugar.
q terors London Brown Stout.
q do Philadelphia Porter,
10 barrels Family Roe licu,ngs,
A large lot Of Stone Butter Pots, Chufns and
Jnqs. MCKINNEY " MOSBy.
July fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

GJ' Late on Saturday night last, :" the party"
succeeded in carrying through the House of Rep,e-
senatiycs the bill of pains and penalties against the
Pennsy lvania Bank of the United States, which had
previously passed the Senate. The vote was 81 TO
7o-many members of course absent. What a
mighty triumph, this, over Biddle and the Bank !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

COMMERCIAL CONVENTlON.-Thc fol
lowing Committees have been appointed under the
resolution adoptedby the Commercial Convention
lately held III Richmond:
Committee Of observation-disclosures askie, Richard
Anderson, Charles Ellis. OF Richmond, Darcy
Paul and Saml. Mordcea,, Of Petersburg James
T. Sontter Il Wm. Tucker Of Norfolk ; Thomas
+. Knox OF Fredericksburg and John G. Mcem of
Lynchburg.
Committee Nanutactarcs.-R. b. llaxal +.
B. Deanc, Jr., J. X. Tnpctt, Jesse Snead Of
Richmond; J. Y. Siockdel and Robert Leslie OF
PETERSBURG James II. Bchan OF Norfolk Vim. e.
Bealc of Falmouth aud James K Wilson of Isle of
Wight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

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