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Just published by Kay e. Brother, l22 Chestnut street,
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.


ezao Travellers going South, in
8 80 formed formed. that " when hen they reach Pc !,
SH routes, either by the great mail
hne which daily through CASTOR, Raleigh, Fayette
vile, Columbia, Augusta or by the Wilmington Rail
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Saturdays.
There be delay, extra Post Coaches are pro-
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Petersburg Rail Road Office, Dec. H. dec Ie3m
NEW ENGLISH BooKs-Just received, for sale
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.BALDN .ES S


BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Is the greatest belonging to the human frame
How strangely the loss oft changes the and
prematurey brings the appearance of old age, which
many reco at being uncovered and sometimes
to shun society," to avoid the tests and of
their acquaintance the remainder Of their lives
sequenty spent in retirement In short not the loss
property fills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom does the loss Of his hair. To
avert all these unpleasant circumstances, Oldridges
BALM OF COLUMBIA, stops the hair from falling off
the first application, and few bottles restores il again
II likewise produces eyebrows and whskers prevents
the hair from turning gray makes il curl beautifully, and
frees il from scurf Numerous certificates OF the first
spectaby in support Of the virtues Of Oldrdges Balm
are shown by the proprietors.
II Read the fonototng.
ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ, late Mayor Of Philadel-
phia, has certified may be below the high cha
rae.er Of the following gentlemen
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. oldrdge, and
have found it highly servceable not only proven
tive against the falling of ofha but also certain resto-
VIM. THATCHER, Senior.
Methodist Minister in ST. George charge, No. SO north,
JOHN P. INGLIS, AL, Arch street.
JOHN Z. THOMAS, NJ, D. l62, Race street.
HUGH McCURDY, 24s South, 7th street.
JOHN GARD, Jr la, Arch street.
1t is known that three Of the above signers are more
than fifty OF age and the others not less than thirty
[Fron, the Mayor.J
CoMMoNwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, I r
City Of Philadelphia
I,ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of said city Of Phil
adelphia do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Messrs. j. p Ings, John s. Furey, and Hugh McCurdy
whose signed to the above certificate, that they
gentlemen Of character and responsibility and such
full credit should be given the said certificate
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
caused the seal of the city tobe affixed, this sixth
| IT, 81 day OF December, &c.
! ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
| OBSERVE that each bottle Of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper which is represented the
| Falls of Niagara &c. &c.
| Sold wholesale by the sole Agents for America No.
Fletcher street, near Maiden lane door below Pearl
street. and by most druggists and perumcrs throughout
| the country.
/ TO PR1NTERS-All who will publish the above once
week. for months in a weekly paper shall be entitled
] the agents
For sale in Washington City by J. L. PEABODY and
/ VIM. FISHER. may l5.1aw6m
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TINE CULTIVATOR,-Am monthly publication, devoted
i TO Agriculture, is published Albany, by J. Buell. at
81 per annum, payable in advance volume comprises
more than 200 quarto pages.
The following gentlemen Agents for receiving SUBJ
scriptons, viz:
G. p Jones, Patent Office, Washington
Bell s. Entwiste, Alexandria. ... a-.
Yates and Hyatt; L. and r. Hill 81 Co. /; and G. r.
Smith, opposite the Post Office, Baltimore, Md.
NAV 26-w3ts
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THO LET-The dwelling house L street, formerl,
i occupied by Gen. Duff Green.
II has Just undergone thorough repair, and is nov
ready for the reception of genteel family.
may26.3t A. COILE,. Trustee.
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HARD or HEARING.

NIR PRINTER Whatever has tendency to lessen
ltl the Of human misery, ought be published and
made known to the distressed and 10 the sck-EItrae
from Dr. Frankiiss porks.
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NAAS WI
Gould, Hannah F.
Hallack, Fitz Greene
Harvey, John M.
Hillhouse, John A.
Hoffman, Charles +.
Mellen, Granville
Neal, John
Peabody, B. w o.
Percival, James G.
Pierpont, John
Pinckney, Edward G.
Prentice, George ID.
Rockwell, J. O.
Sands, Robert G.
Sigoun ey, Lydia II.
Sprague. Charles
Sutermeis;er, J. r.
Tumbull, John
Wetmore, Prosper Nj.
Whittier. John @.
Willis, Nathaniel p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
Ton IiiI NIRt4tSIAN
To JOSEPH {. CAnELL. Esa.

~ J'NEfli |. I AfIIl, ESp.
The complaints oi the ftt,ner. ,nd Planters. upon
the middle seet,onot the iamrs River county, ha,r
reached YOU, manner not to be misunder
stood, aud | would most respectfully, call yonf
attention Ia the growing discomfort that Is manifest
lne itself III tins, aud the surrounding county For
several sens the crop OF heat has been Indifferent
hui tins year II is large aud fine aud Nhiie le Ear
mers have been anticipating early delivery and
good plecs, they find thai all thelf hopes are In
be blasted. by the act Of yonf Board, N draining e
water outot the Canal II you would ALA, tins spifit
ol discomfort, remove the obstacles and let them
have Tan competition III the market fur lliei, Wheat
\ on and the Hoard o,er "hch you preside. could
not have been unmndiul that 1t the time rho water
was taken out oi the Canal there was, III the upper
country. nearly two crops III Tobacco; AMI that.
The commerce OF The country was gradually tecoys
rfng, II would seek market aud that all tins pro-
duee would be subject to additional charge, al
double the usual tolls But all tins WIS borne. with
out one munur rs they "rtc led Ia believe that the
obstacle would be rcmo,cd by the 1st OF July-bnt
as the time approaches more distant day ~ named !;
Ard, finally We hear that no definite iimo be
fixed
You will recoect, that. by tho Frcshet oi l7'i6,
the farmers suffered by the loss ol the principal
Mills IN this sceon. situated on the lme oi the
Canal-aad, deriving water power from the James
Rive, aud kanawha Company, the Company
menecd very early, the repair ii What Is known here
as the Water Works Dam, aud promised To give II
suppl, Of water III less than SIN months, and that
nearly eighteen months elapsed before an, thing
like SUI ply was had. II the promises to let the
water Into the Cana to be kept III the same manner
as they were III relation To the Water Works Dam,
let MS know II.
You may depend upon il, your are cngendeting
spnlt that viii be hand To overcome. unless greater
Difference Is paid 10 the interests ot The people who
trade down the James River. However great anu
glorious the improvement may appear in the eyes ot
those who snpcIttcud It, indy lduas aud whole
munitlss viii not suffer themselves Ia be beegaed
by this all absorbing corporation. will not enlarge
upon tins SUBJECT, hnt subscribe mysclt rs an,,
4 Disseminated STOCKHOLDERS.
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June %.

4 fANDlES, Kisses, etc. best Lynchburg made
u Al the lowest prices.
Pune Sweet and Dry Malaga Wine. Of the finest
quality brought 10 the United States.
Se'gneu's Brandy, very low for the quality Of the
article.
Tufpcnrinc aud Fancy Soaps, large supply Of
each.
Pcftuncry of all kinds, aud all the articles FOR i'm
proving the skin. han aud complcxau.
l|cckwllh's Pills, very low, to close sales.
New Crop RaisIn, Brand, Frults crc.
Table Sail. olyes Capcrs, Sardlncs. Anchovics etc
Wines, all kinds, Pickles, Preserves, etc.
ith ot July articles, good assortment.
Empty Champagne Baskets.
thermometers, AccordIans, llarmonicaus etc.
Table aud Sweet on, flesh and very best quality.
Musical instruments, aud Strings for do.
liandiss, Gin. Coidials, etc. finest quality.
Medicines, Surgeons aud DENTIST Instruments.
obs, Pants, Dyc=Snils, Water, velvet and fancy
co"rs, oieach fine supply.
NaruiaIes and Brushes al Kinds in use.
Patent Medicines all do do do
Window Glass aud Putty do, Knives.
Castor o'l, Large supply, cheap.
Champagne Vine, very best quality.
With very great yaIcty Of other article for sale
at prices that WIFI please ali purchasers, by
Howell DAVIES.
June % Is n
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500 REV ARD.

- ANYWAY from the subsc rber. residing ~ Bed
4 ia,l county, ueM NV London, h,s negro man
eullLE>, tAtllll.LES.1 lie is supposed 10 be
between 10 aud - years al age, very black supposed
To be , feet oi / inches high sci, made and
nneonmonly large across the breast, very good dit
chez and ostlct. has his breast aud over one
oi his eyes also mole his meek about the SIC of
buek shei.whch alone ought IL serve IL detect hun.
expect he has obtained free pal 81 has been
ned oil 10y rascal and Is cndcavoIing Ia gel To
ahcc State. ! will give SlOo reward Tor ms appir-
hehson. II taken out OF the State sd II taken ~
the State, ant delivered To me or ured IN any ,il
81 thai | get h mngain. r. PETERS.
u The Richmond Enquirer will insert the fore
gong advertisement once u week Tor SIX weeks, mud
forward It's account 10 tina Office Ion payn,,n.
June - via
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u our paper possesses melancholy interest
THIS morning, IA the details wlnch publish of two
destructive Steamboat accidents. 1t is seine al
deviation OF The regret produced b, the loss ol the
Pulaski, however that the first account which reach
ed us was worse than the reality, bad that IS
Unless some means be devised to check the ire
qnent recurrence OF these accidents, all confidence
III the safety OF steam navigation will be utterly de
s'foyed-Men will prefer safety to speed and
will adapt that mode al travelling, which, though It
may be less rapid and pleasant, will not suhec, Them
to such lmnlncn, peril and to the anAier, aud appfc
hension winch must always exist. even where,
from proper preeaulion aud attention, there is no
real hazard.
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LOST.

IN the aG,hofthl3 mouth, on tho road between
- the pollar mills aud iynchburg a SINAI.
Leather Wallet tied with tape, containing shout
one hundred aud fpuy dollars IN Bank Notes viz:
Que dily dollar note, believed 10 be on lie Virginia
Banh, one lhl,ty pu the Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
aud Two ~ nnce lvcs solne oi the Banks OF Nit-
giaa, one ten on Tennessee, two or three Notes III,
South Carolina, Two ihrce Nor Carona
several bonds IN favour Of George a. Freeman lou,
of twelve dollars eaoh--aud sund,y other papers, OF
no value to afy one but the owner. The finder
WILDE handsomely rewarded by leaving IL with Mr.
Charles Phelps.
June ~ IIs
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Valuable Tan Xard for Sale.
, E.vcIisng House, out Houses.
&. w. HUMPHREYS;
= y ~ 4. \: - " ID WITS

INVITES the attention Of the public 10 one OF
the most valuable improvements ever iniohuced
To then notice, being m extremely simple mod,
Of extracting tccth, by which the patient sascd the
greater par 81 The pain usually attendant On the or
dnary method Of extracting whilc,'s safety is so re-
makabe, that no injury ran be inflicted ON Tile Jaw
bone of gums. fcw improvements Of modern times
can he more interesting nUre beneficial 10 The Cont
nnnity than Tins, inaStnucl rs almost every ind,
vduaI Is obliged 10 submit 10 the operations UhIet
the common practice, so txcfucallng Is The pain.
So violently are the gans bruised and lac Grated and
SO great Is tie Danger Of breaking the Jaw Itself by
the violent wrcnchng Of the keyed insfumeiis that
most persons entertain dread Of the ol,ctalion.-
hut fears should now ceise since the operation ~
diycsed Of all danger aud Try Ear the greater paft OF
the PAIN. And although ii now comes before this
community, for the first time, in this f6tnai way
II Is by no incaus untried system is it Gnpro
vncd wiih testimonials OF the highest respcttabnv,
from ldilcs and gentlemen who have experienced its
peculiar Advantages Tn, subscriber ASSURES the pub
lie that he extract teeth by this system. nj
matter II they be Of the largest size. detayed
iangs, with The application OF third the power
ordinarily used and he invites The citizens ol lynch
burg AMI the surrounding country to cali and cx-
anime his pfouls IN favour OF what Is here asserted
The subscriber also offers his services TO the pub
lie beng able IN most eases, entirely suclt
dccayed and aching teeth as they fear must be
extracted. HIS success IN soothing, and finally
saving many valuable teeth, in extensive practice
both in phihdepliii and Washington city; has
been SO decided, that he invites the public 10 call;
confident that he can render lrls SKID us Dentist ex-
treincly useful III item.
lle will also cleanse, plug. and insert teeth upon
spfings or ia}gs, ON the most approved plan, and
cure inflammation soreness of the gums, giving,
them healthy action, which will improve the breath
aud taste.
For testimonials, and prices for operating, see
bills. He may be consulted for n few weeks al the
residence OF Mrs. Sarah Schoofeld.
y HIS Teeth are "A most choice selection OF
the very best no" manufactured in the United States.
procured from Samuel w. Stockton, Of Phila,ler-
pl6a. Manufacturer OF the premium incorrupbi6
tceti
June % Wow il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

g. The Columbia S. c. Telescope informs us,
that IN the Legislative Caucus which concoctcd the
Sub-Ircasury resolutions III obedience to orders
from Washington, Mr Preston openly and vo-
Gnuy denounced by one of the orators, who, drew
down thnnders Of applause when he exclaimed,
"Col. Preston Carolnian ! No. sir he Is no Caro-
Imam lie IS 40 more Ola Carouitn. sir, than am
OF Frcnchman :" 4 powerful effort will doubtless
DC made to put down this gentleman aud among the
means to be employed to effect his destruction will
be the charge that he is u rirginaa, and of course
is unworthy of the confidence OF the immaculate
South CarolIpians who, plumng themselves upon
their chivalty" and all that sort of thing, have
nevertheless shown themselves, from the organiza-
ilon Of the government until now, be more com
plctcly destitute of fixed principles" than The pco-
pie OF any other State in the Union They did OF
think of this however. when Col. Preston stood in
the front rank of the Modification palythe post of
peril, and in the opinion of those with whom lc acted
the post of honor and patriotism also. But he has
vcnturcd to disagree with Mr.. Cahoun,-or in other
words he has chosen to adhere TO his principles and
to refuse To be transferred the authors of the Proc
lams ton and Force Bill, who would have hung him
by the neck if the slightest ptctcxt had occurred
Justify the harsh proceeding, merely because Mr.
Calhoun has sold himself " to the Dutch, and
therefore he is be sacrificed. Past services are to
be forgotten, and he is to be inundated. And. self
convicted traitors their principles, vino boldly avow
that II is then purpose hold their allies IN check
and TO cover their enemies" do not blush to brand
htm with treason! We hope there is yet manly indie
pcndencc enough III South Carolina to rcsis, this
tempt at dletatlon Tennessee, in her day of greatest
devotion to Gen Jackson, We uld never permit him to
ehange front to rear" as he chose. When he
gave tho ORDER she rcbellcd and undying renown
W hcr manly and successful resistance. Will the
p'oP'e oil south Carolina, who pide themselves upon
''c'i h'shlndcdness aud then chyalty, consent to
~ VIC hc!e passive took and Instruments oi JehnC
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REVIEW
or TIE i.ytg5HrE re HARRIET
Corrected by haOlcOsibc ~ Otcy,

Inspected the past week G2l hhds., the largest
wcck'swork tins ycar,wh very nic change IN prices.
We sold, on Tuesday, Mr. John lIughcs's crop
made IN Campbell, No. |, Al SI5 No. =, SIS, No.
3, at $Il IS, Nos. and 5, at 50 CD, No 6, At
s. 10-ayerage $40 IS. Doct. james Saunders
purchased No. | and 2, 10 be manufactured Ion his
customers. A. $. Payne sold ms crop OF 3 hhds.
on the same day, lor SO averagc.
Flour (vcry liue for sdle,) Sc 90 to 30
Wheat, (nonc IN marhcr,l no price
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DK.sIs.Lo'G.S RECHxvED!

TALBoT's LOTTERY AND ExcnANGE Offfcf,
Lynchburg, June 28h, 1855. {
The following are the drawn numbers for the
Richmond Academy Lottery, Extra Glass, No 4
at Richmond. on Thursday the 2lst inst. VIZ:
- 81 II 20 81 40 30 40 Al
Aud the following numbers we've drawn Tor the
Wclsbntg LOTTERY, Glars /, at Alexandra, on Sat
mday tie a3d inst. viz:
20 o. GO u Is y 80 SO GO II
llandsome Prizes sold n
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
- Renew small Puzes ia The Brilliant Schemes
drawn THIS DAY ri Richnlond and on Saturday
At Alexandra, published IN this days Nrgiuan)
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Is The Columbia Telescope states, on the au-
lhoriy oil Rnmor, thai Mr.. Calhoun Intends 10 en-
deasor TO cary the vstc OF South Carolina for Mr.
Van Bulen-unless lac should find II necessary, We
presume to hold him - in check" before tho cleo
ton comes On. The Telescope remarks: We
are ncfeduous but ii true, he will find it a more
llercuean labor dian he has YET undertaken :, and
II adds, with great point, /" Lei 1t be not forgotten
that we are manly indebted to Mr. Calhoun for the
false estimate thai this State was led 10 pnt unon the
merits and claims OF Gen. Jackson. /, his md.
meht better now Or are his Interested buses less
now than they were then p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

u The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, tAlr Cahoun's home organ
states that the POLITICIANS, following in the wake Of
public sentiment, (wllete is this public scntmen,
manifested , "arc, here and there, in conversation
ana IN the press" twhat press y indicating Mr. Cal
h"un as The candidate OF the Democratic party" lor
the Presidency The wish, doubtless, was father to
the thought. This is the golden baublc that has
ddzzlcd MIR. Calhoun's vision, aud led him sstray.
But he ieckons without his host. The Lt,lc Ma
gcmn has again deceived him if he has whispered
this story III his ears.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

H. Edwin fouest. Tie tisseaau. llas been .p
pointed by tho Leco Foeos OF New York To
ue''ef an o'''len IN thai city en the ensuing annner
safy oi American Independence 1t is presumed
that he viii =" draw full house, many persons
will be attracted by the gtaccs OF ms eloeuIon, Who
dctcst the principles oi Inns political creed.