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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
Bcdtord May Court, 1893.
Plaintiffs.

Bedford May Court 1888
Elias Carnc, and Susan his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
Blanoha Patterson, widow oil said John Pate, son.
decd Gcore. -. Patterson, John S. Patterson.
George w Quarles and Rachel his wife, Alfred
Patterson. Mary Patterson, Jane Patterson, James
Patterson, William Patterson, Mcflcnfy Patterson,
Eliza Patterson, Francis Patterson aud Martha Pat
tersop, Defendants.
IN CIlANCERY,
This day this cause came on to DO further heard,
upon the papers formerly read, aud was argued hv
counsel upon consideration whereof, the Court
doth adudge, order and Decree thar the defendant
Mead render an account before Of the Con,nis-
sonors OF tins Courf, of his administration of tho es-
tate OF John Patterson, decd and also Of the sales
made by him ~ pursuance OF the decrct, order made
Ia 'hfs cnnse on the ooh Of March, 1896 and that
tho same Commissioners take an account Of the ad-
Sancemcns made by the said John Patterson, III his
liz ',n,c, to his children aud dlslrbu,ces and THAI he
rcpor, tie same, together with any matter spec ially
stated thought pcrt,n6n, BY himself or required by
The parties 10 be 80 stated
A Copy--Tcstc, ...,
JOHN X. STEPToE, D. &.
ComMIssIoNER's OrrIcE,
Liberty, July II, 1898.
The parties III the above cause will take notice,
that shall Monday, the Goth day of August hesf.
my Office. IN tins town, ut the hour of 10 O'Clock
the morning proceed To take the account directed
by the foregoing decree; when aud where they arc
requested TO attend, with their accounts, proofs and
copies Of Count papers, for examination and settle
iEent. }, A. WHARTON.
July 10 w4w
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Tract of

on james River IN the county Of Bedford, adloip-
ing the lands Of Naih'l J. Manson aud others-and
said TO contain 2t21 acres more less. II 10 The
Tract of Land whereon Thos. Holman Snead is n,
this time residing.
Al the same time aud place, there will be sold
likely Negro Man, one bay Horse, one Horse Cart
and Harness, one Cow aud Cali, % Hogs. one Sad
die and Birdie one Boat and utensils ) Feather Bed,
and Furniture, one Sidn Board ore China Press
one Clock. onc Book Case one dozen Windsor
Chats. Pates. Dishes, Knives and Forks, Pots
Ovens aud many other articles Of Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, one Saddle aud Birdie n,ir
Saddle Bags, Axes, Wedges, &c. &c.
TfnMs--Unc fourth o~h, tho balance in tlrsc
cfnwl insralmcuts, payable Oh the LIST OF June 1s3q
40 aud lf. For the sale Of the Land bond with p,r
sonal sccur y and trust deed will be requittd for
the other properly bond and good security will be re-
CURED.
The sale will be made IN pursuance Of d trust
deed executed 10 the undersigned by Thonis H.
Shcad ON the 10Th day OF June 1887, and recorded IN
the clerk Office OF the county OF Bedford. Tho
ut'cto the properly is believed be good, but ~
trustee, shall sell aud convey such e our rs III,
deed aforesaid vests IN u ..
JOHN NJ. OTEY. Trustee
July ~ pa
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TALLAHASSEE, June 30.

Capt HITTER who recently left st. Marks with
a detachment OF troops, in quest OF the runaway
Creeks we understand, has reached Chatahoochee
after faithful and persevering examination of the
county between the Apalachcola and Ocklock onee
rivers without being successful in capt uring the l-
gtves. About twenty have been take n, aud with
the women who remained at Walker town. sent to
Dog Island. The troops, worn down by constant
service, have been suffered to recruit short time
when we learn they will again give pursuit We
presume, from Capt lluterS acknowledged pcrse-
verance and industry, that these Indians will soon
DE secured
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE ola Deed OF Trust executed 10
- the subscriber by Thomas A. Mcra, bearing
date on the 9th day ofJuly, 1899 OF record IN the
clerks Office Of the Hastings court for the corpora
ton of Lynchburg, l.wi SELL at public auction, on
Saturday the 18th inst NJ 3 o'clock, al the Old The
a,rc, quantity Of Pig and Scrap Metal Fans, Tools
aud Fixtures belonging to Foundry, with quaint
~ OF lumber. &c. At the same time and place,
will sell the interest of Thomas A. Mcra in and 10 a
Hcn for -four years, from September next 10 tho old
Cardng Machine House. This place is now in
good repair, and ready To work cardiDg machine
and foundry small scale. Persons DESTROYS
to embark such business will do well to attend,
having an opportunity OF purchasing many tools ne
cessary TO carry foundry the latter place is
very CONVENIENT to the business part OF the town,
and considered "A first rate stand for a Cardmg Ma
chine
Terms made known on the day of sale. The sub
scriber acting Trustee will only convey such title
is vested IN him by the Trust Deed, and other.
HENRY J. BROWN, Trustee.
~" The above sale is unavoidably postponed
ill Saturday the 2lst inst whcnuwill certainly take
place. IL. }. Y.
July 10 It
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OBITUARY.

DIED, in Texas. In March last. Mr.. FLrMiNo
uALsry, formerly Of this place. Mill, was clerk
on board OF the steamboat . Branch Il. Archer"
which Plies between Houston and Galveston; aud his
death was oeeasloncd by making IA ialse step, by
which hc fell from the deck. aud was preeipiiaed into
the water striking his head he fell against n schoo-
ner laying alongside of his boat. lie died respected
by all who knew him and he was just ON the eve of
commenting large Commission house IN Houston
when his life was thus suddenly terminated.
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DR.aWIvGS RECEIVED.

TALpor's LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OTricF,
Lynehburg. July Eed', 1888.
The following were the Numbers drawn for the
Wcllsburg Lottery. Extra Class 5. for 1883, az
Richmond, on T thursday, the 10Th July,viz
As 55 SO SIS SO IA "a - rs.
And the following were the drawn Numbers for
the Wheeling Lottery, Class, No. 4, for 1888, at
Alexandra. on Saturday The 1dth July. viz:
10 81 40 Is GO 35 10 "a SO 81 65 80 II.
Handsome Prizes sold at
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
o." Renew your small Prizes in the Brilliant
Schemes drawn this week at Richmond and Alex
andra. (See Schemes in this days Virginialt
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LNNCInBURG. JULY 10, Is3s.
LOUISIANA SAFE!

The Wings have carried every thing before them
in Louisiana. Alb Roman( Whig) rs elected Governor
by majority of 1000 or l500-E. ID. White is elect
ed to Congress by upwards OF 1000 majority over J..
shucll; CHM by 400 over Lawson, and Rice Gar
land without opposition All the successful candi-
dates are Wings, who have lkewie secured large
majority IN both branches of the State Legislature.
Louisiana is now thoroughly Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

A Sub Ifeasurer.-Rober +. Lytlo, formerly
member of Congress from the Cincinnati District,
was, on his defeat by the people in 1885. rewarded
by Gen. Jackson who appointed him Surveyor Gen
eral of Ohio, Indiana and Michigan which Office he
has held until few weeks past, when he resigned,
and his brother-n-law was appointed to succeed him
that the perquistes still continue in the family.
The fact turns out to be that Lyle is delaultcr,
the amount Of some $4,000, His brother in law
will now feather his TO the same tune, and then
give way to another brother or cousin or uncle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

Abotltion on the Faae.-Esory's days events con-
firm us IN the impression that the spin, Of Abolition
is declining in the North. and thai II il could be Sc
paaed from the political topics Of the day which is
its chief aliment. it would soon expire for lack oil
food.
We some time since mentioned that the New orb
Methodist f.. Conference had, by decisive ac,ion
laid the demon in tia, body, by seucng such OF IFS
Ministers as took any part IN the proceedings of Abo
luton convencles IN the publication of Abolition
Journals. We have to add that the New Eng
land and Maine Conferences of the same Church,
have, IN the former by of Cd To o. aud in the
latter by the still more decisive vote Of n TO L. de
tcrmlned TO exclude the subject Of Abolition alto
gclhcr from the drlibc rations the Church Amongst
those who thus voted IN favor of abandoning all Anti
Slavery conventions, societies and publications,
number of intelligent and influential Ministers. who
had heretofore acted with the Additions y.
So much for the Me,hodsts. As for the Bap
lists lsays the n. y. Journal of Commcrcc) they
have never mingled in the strife any extent, Though
there are individual exceptions, and therefore have
no occasion to adopt plans VI paclhcation. The
fever had had its creates, run among Congregation
al'sts. Prcsby,e,ians, Quakc., Untc,salis,s and
/
have been recent indications similar to those above
mentioned by the Mchodists.''
Asanolhrr indication, ii may be mentioned, tina,
series OF Anti Slavery resolutions, introduced into
the House oi Of Representatives of New Hampshire.
indefinitely postponed, by a vote OF 100 to So.
We have no interest, personal or p, tcal, in de-
cc,ing or msiending our ieadcrs-and they who
imPute to us any such motives, judge us by them.
selves. The impoli,y, however, of exciting the pub
lie mind by ringing unoundcd alarums IN their ears, is
APPLY illustrated by the Shepherd boy IN the Fable,
who having deceived his friends by rroundess cries
bo,s, so often deluded paying no attention 10 his
appeals iot help when he really in peril II We
believed that Mr.. Clay had the remotcst connection
with affinity for the Abolitionsts we should not
hesitate instant 10 abandon him-ior what reason
have we TO desire his election personal to ourselves
or Incompatible with the safety Of the South. and
the wclware lihc whole Union None whatever
His election will be OF no benefit as his defeat will
BE- OF no disadvantage to u.s. more than to any other
indyi.lisl in the community. il rs because we be-
Iicyc that h, Is better qualified to administer the gov
eminent. and that re will do more enlarged nd
patriotic principles than bis competitors, that we are
in favour of his election. We should cease to be
so, could be convinced that in rus estimate OF
his superior qualifications We have been mistaken ;
should utterly loahc and dclcsl him il ic we're
in the slightest degree taatcd with the odious lef-
rosy of Abotonisn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

70 John Mclean aud Anne his wife. Hector Me
Lean, Duncan Mclean, Donald Black and katha-
rne his wife. aud Thomas Davis, admir- dc bons
non with the will annexed OF John Lamont, deed.
TINAkE NOTICE, that, on the l7th day of Sep
i tembcr 1888, at tie Office Of John A. Whar-
ton Esq. IN Liberty. IN Bedford county, we shall
take the dispositions of Wm. r. Jones and others, TO
be read in evidence on the tlal OF sun IN Chance
ry, now depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancey for the county OF Bedford, wlie.c
in arc plaintiffs aud you defendants.
CALEB EWING,
VIM. EWING,
SPOrTSWOOD BROWN,
ELIZABETH JANE BROWN,
SAMUEL T.. EWING,
JAMES ID. EWING,
CHARLES H. EWING.
ALBERT NJ EWING,
Heirs at lac Of Mitchell Ewiag, dec'd
July 10 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

The Cleveland Herald states that the work on the
Wabash and Erie Canal lying within Ohio, is going
ahead rapidly, and IL is supposed that in about
wear the entire canal from Lake Erie to the Indiana
State line will be completed. The opening OF this
channel of,rlde with the Wabash valley, will greatly
increase the lake trade. The Wabash aud Erie Ca
nal will tap another the rich and grain growing re
sions OF the West, aud open second Egypt to
she Eastern consumers OF bread s,uis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

W The Banks Of Philadelphia have agreed 10
August and, after that time, no interest WILDE paid
or received by any Of them for balances due by
TO the other This arrangement is supposed 10 be
preparatory TO general resumption of specie pay
mcns.
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- lR Take notice that on Monday, the Goth ofAu-
- gust next, in the clerks Office Of Simpson Coun
", ~ the town OF Franklin, State of Kentucky +
shall proceed to take the deposition OF Richa,d Fow.
Ter, to be read evidence in suit undetermined IL
the Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery for M,
county OF Bedford, In which YOU are Plaintiff aod
! am Defendant when aud where yon may attend il
yonthnk proper. ROBERT TINSLEY
Pat'ons6urg, July 10 1888 w4w
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NEW GOODS.

~ E HAVE just received, and are opening,
W several Packages of Domestics, together with
variety OF articles in the Fancy line, which are
onenns very cheap and expect TO receive in few
"ays an extensive and well selected assortment Of
HooDS suitable for the present season, which will
oe so'd at very reduced prices for cash.
Juy2. ISL
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RESUMPTlON.-Wc publish In another CO.
lumn. the Proclamation Of Governor Rncr, the
Wing Governor of Pcnnsy lvana, requiring the Banks
Of that State To resume Specie payments before
the 9Th of August next. 1t appears To be well rc-
ccved in Philadelphia The Inquirer of tina, place
says, the Proclamation could not have appeared AT
more opportune moment.
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NOTICE.

A III. persoss indebted to me, are informed ll,a,
u NIL accounts and bonds due me and remaining
Unpaid on the 10Th day Of August next, will bo
placed III the hands Of an i.itorney for collection
MATT. NJ. KERR.
July 70 ifl0A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

The Portland people are IN extacies with John
Meals Fourth Of July Grafton. II is represented in
the papers of that city as his best literary effort
They must PRINT H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

Mrs. SIGouRNEY.-The lovers of American ltera-
,ure and the fine arts may anticipate rich treat IN
the forthcoming Relg Gus Souvenir, Cor 1885,
The engrayugs to be oil the highest finish, from
entirely new designs; and Ms. Sigourney has been
engaged TO superlntend the literary department of
the work,
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SCHEME

Besides great number of $50, $50, $40. &c &e.
Whole Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarers So So.
For sale in great variety of choice numbers. NJ
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or PIKE Tickets, for Tickets in any VII
GINA Scheme drawnby ID. s. Gregory Il Co. Mara
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange Sn
the most 5erA FERNS elected on addressing iettefs
(post pad> 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbure, Tds
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o. We are sorry to that the Richmond En-
quirer turns deaf ear TO advice. and is deter
mined to "siuk or swim with Van Buren," even
while it holds his measures in such deep adherence.
Wilful men, however, must have tlelrown way-and
we leave the Enquirer, therefore, to its fate. We
should be perfectly willing TO permit II to share IN
the Joy of the forthcoming Wing victories, but II
prefer defeat il is welcome to remain where 1t is
We can do without its aid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

o. Mr.. Calhoun,s now regularly invited to all
the Loco Foco fcas,s. and his name figures along
side OF those Of Benton, Kendall. Van Buren,, DC.
What u fall is there. my eoun,rymen'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

o. Since the Buckingham election, the Rich
mond Enquirer has discovered tina. the dele
gate from Logan county, heretofore und'sputedly
claimed Wing, is a Conservative IL says that
the parties in the next Legislature will be equally
divided The Richmond Compiler and Freder'cks-
burg Arena claim majority of for the Wings on
joint ballot. According 10 our count, the Wig ma
lority will be A. In point OF fact indeed. owing to
the division in the Van Buren, ranks, the Wing ma
ory will be actually much greater, as several OF the
Conservatives will act with the Wings, against the
Sub Treasury men and, rice pcrsa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

WUEAT.-Thc Baltimore American Of the la,h
inst Inform. ~ that sales OF red Wheat, Of the new
crop, have ranged in that market from vi % up to
~ 3D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

Counterfeit fitties OF the Bank of the United
States are in circulation The appearance of these
notes is generally good. The engraving Of the Wig
neue however is bad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

Dinner 10 Mr.. Hebster.-A meeting was held a,
the fremont House, in Boston, the 10th inst. at
which a resolution adopted inviting MI. Web
ser to partake of public dinner with the Wing Me-
chanics and other cuizens of Boston. A committee
of 76 appointed to carry into effect the object OF
the meeting; and they were authorized TO invite
Senator Davis, and the Wing members OF the Mas
sachusetts delegation in the House of Represents
tives, and such other Wing members of Congress as
might be in the vicinity of Bostonat the .ime
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

NJ. Tha Royal William steamship was TO sail
from Liverpool for New Yofk on the 9th Of July.
and her arrival is daily expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

BEDFORD BIBLE SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the bedford B,.'c SO nc
~ will be held IN the town at Liberty on tac 5'l'
Sunday (the 2oth) Of tnly Sermon and an Al
dress may be expected on tie oteasion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

o. The new Fifty Million Bank is about TO go
into operation in New York, under the general
banking law with Joseph ID. Beers as President and
Mynder Van Shack as Vice President. 1t IS SAID
to be designed as ths great rival Of MIR. bIddle'
Philadelphia Monster.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

suit. they now resort TO thu Abolition question !;
but If have mol ovcrrated the intelligence
OF the Southern people, the Ag,ators aud Dis-
unonists will be AGAIN discounted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

o. The Petersburg Constellation declares ITS
determination to sustain ayowed Wings for ohcc III
preference to Cunservatiyfs-on the ground fhat
II Away, knows where 10 hn1 an open enemy but a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

o. 'fbc proceedings at Red House. tchaflone
on tho recen' Anniversary, sha appear !" our next
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M.4.v.DSO.NE SCEE.uE

Toseihef with many Of $40, 8 80 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Sill aves s2-Quai:crsl.
For sale ar
Tt.LBOT,S OFFICE.
n NJ D im 1T REMEaBkh Ed, that on TO NOR
the Drawing oI the Great Alexandria Lot,eTx r.n-
tanning Prizes of 100000, $4,000, and q, Piz,s =,
~ 600, wiz be receited and that few choice N,,.
beis may hs 6sia'ned by calling rnis pay. n
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFH.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

EDITORIAL CoMFoRT.-Fhe business of making
newspapers may be profitable in New Orleans, but
ran hardly be pleasant, If the situation OF the editor
of the Merchant may be taken as fair specimen.
lie describes himself as sitting in the small of
small room IN the third story of big house. with
hot atmosphere around him. the hum of thou
sand mosquitoes in his ears, and cool drink any
where within his reachlhrieen of the said mosqui-
toes aud five huge galinippers being all the time in
his left arm, and the composltors waiting for copy"
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MARRIAGE.

Married, Tuesday evening last. by tho Rev
John :, Lee. Rev. Gfo. w LrrTwion u, Bedford,
to Miss CAROLINE NJ. A. SM,ru oi tins place.
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TRffST MILE.

an Friday the Path day August 1883, there will
~ be sold. upon the premises, at public iut,op.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

o. On Mr.. Clay's arrival at Hagerstown, Mary
land, on his way home, he met by an i'm nense
assemblago of farmers, who had come in from the
country to give him cordial greeting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
From The PhiLdd. National G0,fiic.


We do not often trouble our readers with police
reports, but we cannot refrain from coneratulaiing
this community on the successful eXtirpation Of a
great nuisance, through the vigilance and activity Of
the constituted authorities. 1t has for long time
been well known that there IN the central parts
of the city extensive gambling establishments con
Quoted an enlarged scale, and resored by
many daily and nightly visers. Ii seems that the
Grand jury now ~ session determined to take inca
sures to detect the offenders, and on couierrng with
ithe Attorney General bills of indictment were yes
terday prepared and found against four of the princ
pal pioprleois, by name Peter Holiday, Thomas
Lawrence, John Cole and John Arenruc. whose cs-
Establishments were keptiu Seventh in tie cigborhood
Of Chestnut street.
Warrants were Immediately issued and placed in
the hands OF the police. Two parties, one consis-
ting OF the High Constabes of the cy-aud the 9th
OF Mcssrs. WAdin OF the city, and Hedges, Dou-
glass, Albright and lalzel of the county proceeded
last night at O'Clock to the usual places OF resort
and III short time all the parties charged were in
custody AT Arcnrucs room AT the south east cor
ner of Seventh and George streets, iou individuals
found playing At faro, aud taken with their
implements Of trade. Judge Conrad and the Attorney
General being in attendance the Court of Sessions
she parties attended by their counsel Mcssls. Phillips
and Allison, heard and obgedto find bail IN two
thousand dollars each to the present SEES
sons L he hearing continued I'LL after midnight.
credit is due to the officers employee the casiun
tor ihcir activity and zeal. We sincerely rejoice at
The abatement OF this long endured nuisance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

Whatever the Government receives money!
1t is bound to treat as money.'-lNr. Calhoun.
Mr.. Calhoun can make il plain as day light
that if man is bound to deliver a horse, and
take money instead, the money thereby becomes
a horse, and must be fed with corn Boston AtaS.
Conundrum-Why is a newspaper like a tooth
brush Dye give it up! Because every body should
have one of his own, and not borrow his neg hbor's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

Peaches in abundance are in the New Orleans
markets according to the Picayune of the 4th inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

The Milk SIckNEss-A disease, called milk
sickness, has been exceedingly fatal in Kentucky,
Indiana, and Ohio for some time past. 1t seems to
be Of cholera and has cut off hundreds of the
inhabitants. The Governor of Kentucky has offered
reward of one thousand dollars for the discovery of
the origin of the disease that it may be prevented.
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REVIEW
OF THE EI.vGHHIKE .Y.sRAET
Corrected by IlOlCOnnbe 4 Oley,

Inspected tins week 3s5 hlnls. The quantity
ing in is diminishing aud Tho inspections will be small
Ter. Prices are without much change. Large rich
heavy Tobacco is in good demand, from W SO to
SO fine manufacturing MAINTAINS former rates ii is
scarce.
Wheat. 90 10 | 10
Engagements cannot be made nj 81 lor August and