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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

The grcat Fire IN Charlsston.-The Charles
ION Mercury states that the total number of stores
and buildings destroyed by the late fire was 500 and
the number of out buildings at about 5o5-the
total number, ,ljS. The estimated loss by the ftc
Is three millions OF dollars the amount of which co
vered by insurance is about 81 ,5n0 900. 1t is be
'eVe' mat the insurance Offices will be fully com
Pe'en' TO pay every dollar for which they are liable
DcathS-ttedellck SchenieIe, John Peajt, Col
o'edman and Robert Munro-besiJes several ne
gtoes-Messrs. Brown aud Tanley badly injured
The corporation OF Charleston has appropriated
$4,000 to the immediate relic of INDECENT sufferers
by the fire Wilmington, n {. raised $1,000 in one
day and sent ii on; Columbia S C.. $1,000 A
meeting has been called in Norfolk for a like pur-
pose aud smillr measure IS suggested in Rich
mond, Fayetteville and Banofe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
JOHN ALEXANDER, Clerk.

CoMMissIoNERs OFFICE,
Campbell Cou, House, May Sd, 1893. :
The parties interested In the foregoing orhar Of
Court will take notice that have appointed Thurs.
day the ith day ofJune ncxi IejS) 10 commence
the accounts directed by the foregoing order OF Court,
On which day at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ they
are required to attend a my Office at Campbell Court
House with their accounts, vouchers and copies of
Court papers, prepared for examination and settle
ment. JOSIAH STEPHENSON Com'r.
The parties interested IN the above suit will take
notice, that the Office Of Josiah Shepperson, Esq.
at Campbell Court House, on the lith day OF June
next, shall proceed 10 take sundy depostlons To
be read before the Commissioner m hc settlement OF
the account, aud on the iiial Of the suit above men
toned, Should said deposi,ions not be taken o,
completed on tha, day, Then they will be taken AT the
same place the day thereafter and regularly con
tinued from day to day, I'LL taken and completed.
SAMUEL TARDH,
CHARLES ANTHONY.
May 10 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

MAlslIlE -,

On Thursday evening. the e6h April, by The
Rev. john W. Power Mr.. JonN TuohER to Miss
SARAH FARlss, all OF Pit,sylsan'a County.
-, on the LIST inst. by the Rev. John Mills.
Mr. JonN :. n. DAVIS. TO Miss EiizAnrru MI
,u.ux daueh liter OF the late John llolcombc deed.
all OF Ilalax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

A Swcep.-The Collector oftheport of New Y ork,
Mr. lloyt, has turned out 50 of his subaltelns, and
pu in new hands The Conservatives are made to
eel the axe of rotation" by their " late allies"
the Sub-Ifeasury men, wherever they have The
power. But the Conservatives are very lamb like
and gentle, and wherever their support is essential
10 the success OF the Subs, they give it with com
mendable dotilny The New York correspondent
of the National Ineligcucer says, - Two thirds of
the new appointln ents made of the Slam Bang
school,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
LOST.

I LOST, on Thursday night last, my POCkEI
L BOOK, containing my Free Papers, small sum
Of Money and some unnpoitant papers, on me NV
er, the Toll Bridge IN this corporation. will
give Five Dollars reward for the delivery OF sad
Pocket Book and its contents at the Virgm'an Once,
or to me- klAH JACKSON.
May 10 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
ron THE NfRGINIAN
FABLES FOR GREAT MEN.
EOR MR.. CALIlOEN.

TnE WoLr AND SnE -GoAr.- .lAercd from Il
sop
A Wolf IN pursuit OF i She Goat. chased her into
pit, and fell III after her The Goat drew up in
n corner AID stood ON her delcuce. But the wiley
Wolf At once understood his situation aud addressed
the Goat in the most afectonate manner. " NV
dear NADIA m" said he 'wlaf means tins appearance
of alarm Is itrossib'c thai il was fear that made
you hy from me when WAS DESTROYS OF becoming
acquainted with YOU ! could almost rejoice at the
accident winch thus enables oundeceiye YOU, and
TO show You that, 81 far from being your enemy,
even this PIT is delightful. when shared with YOU"
The poor Goat was well pleased To hear this Ian
Guaec, and they soon became the best friends III the
world, and enjosed each others society too much TO
think OF Getting om Of the pit Meanwhile the
Goat told the Wolf all the secrets of her family,
boosted oflhe number of her kids and told whore they
slept. and where they were then feeding. When, at
length, they came to think of their situation, the
w oil proposed that the Goat should lc,n mp against
The side OF the pit, and let him climb out her
head, and then draw her out by the horns. But no
sooner was he out than he made Oft when the Goat
called to him claiming his promise. The w lflook-
ed back at her with grim smile: d" shoad be glad
do il, SAID he. hut | am atiad am not strong
enough. Besides, yon are rather old and tough
aud ! am impatient 10 feast on the dainty llttle KIDS
you have been talking about. Sone days hence,
when have eaten them, | may come and try to
scratch you out aud eat YOU too
Application.
When Van Buren, found himself with empty
treasury and disco 'ered that ms popularity was gone
with his money, he SET about 10 recover both. Bnt
the scheme would not take so he ilattcrs Calhoun
by affecting TO adopt, as an Oracle of Wisdom. AN IN
consldeIaic saying OF his uttered some years ago.
Calhoun comes To his aid, and gains time for him
rally his friends, and pass the bill without his farther
assistance. The provision therefore which had been
introduced into HE bill to gull him is dropped, and
he Is left at the bottom of the PIT. Meantime the
little flock which had been led BY him scattered :
some have fallen INTO the Jaws OF the Wolf; some
have wandered INTO the SHAY pen the u. S. Bank ;
and the rest, Struggling without a guide, beakc
themselves 20 the rocks, where they may stdrre IN
satofy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

o. One Of the Paris papers makes sad havoc
with the names of certain members Of the Ameri-
can Cabinet. Mr.. Dickinson is converted into MI.
Dickman; Mr.. Kendall is translated Mr.. Nandal
(no bad change, by the way,) and Mr.. Woodbury.
INTO Woodbus, which would have been more apo
pos il it had 10, -. Ilumhu-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

u We are requested 10 state that the Town Bett
will hereafter be ruug hdlt past o'clock at night,
after which hour Negroes wi, not be allowed to pass
without a written permission from their owners or
employers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
NOTICE..

4 LII debts due to Dinkle and Rumbough, aud
"A the late firm OF John H. Roberts & Go. have
been transferred the Undersigned for the purpose of
paying certain debts in said transfer mentioned.-
Those indebted TO either uf said conc rns, will
please call and discharge the same. as indulgence
cannot be given CHS. L. MOSBG.
s. d NJ II. GARLAND.
To collect the above debts, amounting to between
eight and ten thousand dollars. wish TO employa
suitable and efficient Agent.
CHS. l.. MOSBY
s. Il NJ. ii. GARLAND.
MAYS 3tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

10 'ofe'iaii public opinion, thinks proper To wahhod
the Minority Reports, and we arc therefore com-
PEELED TO suffer that OF the Majority To exercise its
preJndelat influence the publc mind. II VIII
be seen that Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Graves declare thai
this Report Is partial and Notwithstanding, pef,ert-
ing, aud even sappressins portion of he testimony
and arguing the cuse like prosecutors rather than
Judges We venture the prediction, that the authors
of this Report will come off in this duel affair with
regulations more deeply wounded than Tie subjects
oil their eensure But we await farther developments
before make up OF express final judgment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

q = new paper has been commenced in New
York, called the Herald Of Hoiness'--publishcd
by Edward Palmer. without money AMI without,
Price MI. Palmer says he - has no:hne TO do
with money, being convinced that ii is not, rs most
persons suppose, perverted, but perrerting insti
luton an engine OF oppression. aud curse TO all
mankind All tins may he very true : but still We
are at n loss 10 conceive how Mr. Edmund Palmer
manages 10 live without concentrating his fingers
with the base stuff and more Than all how he mana
ges to get his paper printed without paying ior IT,
That werea secret worth knowing. Indeed, If Mr..
Palmer will apprize the world of his moduS opcrdn-
d. there VI" be no longer any excuse tor medjIng
with money! and therefore that will be the shortest
possible cut 10 the great change he proposes IN
The economy of human lie. Mr. Palmer has other
great Reforms IN yew-thc abolition Of " human go
church'-whieh will be effected, doubtless, abou, the
same time that men come to the conclusion that gold
and silver and promises pay are more valuable
than brick dust and blank paper Bui, il Mr. Palmer
ceds IN living without money, * i'll printing pa
per too, do not why Others may not "iollow IN
his footsteps, though he be or time SOLITARY aud
alone" We fear however, that he will fail in his
- Experiment :" aud that like the Iris rmans horse,
he will dle just as he has learned 10 live without
eating, else that he viii be into the debtors phi
Just as he has devised plan 10 punt paper with
out paving for it. However, we shall await the
deaouemenf, las newspaper paIagrnphis,s sayD with
intense aux iCty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
$4,000 !! y!
Besides SO SEQ Nc. &c. &c.

Tickets S3-lIdvcs So --Qnu,ers - nts.
o." Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Przc Tickets, Tor Tickets in any Vn
gina Scheme drawnhv ID. 5. Gregory 4 Go. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected. addressing letters
(pos pad) To MELVILLE TALBOT.
Ivurhbnrc, Da
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

4 Ia Circuit Superior Count of Law aud Chan
y Gerry continued and held tor the county oi
Campbell the 27ih day of Apul 1898, Henry T.
Early aud Margaret his wife, Plaintiffs
IeaiaN
William V. Iladen, James NJ. lIadcr, Achilles NJ
lladcn, Richard q. Iladcn, Samuel Tardy and
Janc his wife. Charles Anthony aud Martha his wife.
May Jones', John II. Henderson aud Martha his
wife, Moses Arnold and Margaret his wife james II.
llorkins and Anselm l.. lladen aud Madison Ila-
den IN ihc,r right, aud Administrators Of Ben
jamn lladeu, deceased, Defendants.
lN Cu.HcrnY.
Ths lay this cau,c canr AZ AIN To BIZ further heard
upon the papers formerly read, the answers OF Samuel
Taidy and Jane his wife, Charles Anthony and Mar
tina hiswifc Anscln l.. ll,lcn, Mary Jones, John
II Henderson and Maih, hs wife. Moses Arnold
and Margaret his Wife, and James H. Hopkins, with re-
pleations thereto exhibits, examination OF witnesses
and the subpoena awarded IN this the llih,
Of Scptcmbc, 1897. which appears 10 have been duly
executed on the Defendants William V. Laden,
Richard G. llalcn, Ansclm H. laden aud Madison
Iladcn, Nihe subpoena awarded IN this cause On the
26h day OF September 1897, which appears To have
been duly executed on the Defendant, james Nj.
IIa,lcn aud the order of publication against the De.
PENDANT Achilles NJ. iladcn, which appears to have
been duly published, aud they still failing To appear,
motion OF tho Plaintiff the bill OF the Pa'ntI ~ taken
for confessed, to the said Richard &, lladcn. Wi
liam V. Iladcn. Ansclm J.. laden, Madison ll,dcn,
Jams NJ. Iladcn, aud Achilles NJ iladcn. On con.
sdcrotiop whereof the Count doth order thai Of
IFS Commissioners take account OF The admins
,lat,on of Anselm l.. Iladen and Madison lladcn,
on the oil Their nctsiaic an account OF all al
vanccs made by the said interstate, III hls life time, TO
the Plaintiffs or Dclcndants--n land, money
clects,-an account Of the value Of the read estate
in the proceedings mentioned, aud an account OF An
selm l.. Iladcn and Madison lladcn, receivers APP
pointed under an order made in this cause ~ the
last term, aud make report thereof 10 this Court,
with any matters socially stated, thought pcrincntby
himself or required by the parties TO be SO stated En-
tract from order book.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

We have received few returns from Mississippi,
"nch' as lar they go, highly favorable to the
Wing cause.
how"des county gave Prentiss (Whig) 60i, w ord,
No. oo9, Claiborne (Loco) $50, Davis do. 494. The
NO'unbus Argus says, =" the change in this county
acknowledgement even the most ardent Wing ever
toceived such result"
Noxuoee county which last year gave large
"!onty forlhe Loco Foco candidates, gives now
osy "a.
In Adams county, Prentiss Col, Word Gal, Clai-
Borne 273 Davis go.
Inc Louisville Journal under the head I" First
'"nom Mississippi says" AT noon, on the first
!' heN stood, for Prentiss 1870, Word 1870, Da-
80 Claiborne 4"-but oms to state ,chcre the vote
y, gwen We have but little doubt of The success,
"e Ing candidates. But what of tha,1 The,
'e beaten "nen year."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

Facts for he Pcoplc,-Read the article from the
E." Madlsonan' under this caption, on the first page
OF this mornings paper No one rise from its
perusa without admitting that the Sub Treasury
plan, on the score of the safety Of the public moneys
alone should be opposed with nndinching ob.tinacy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

q fire broke out at Mobile on the 25th ur OH
the block bounded by St. Louis, St, Joakn, St. An
hony and Conception streets, which completely de-
s'royedthe whole square. There were ten houses
burned. No insurance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

H. We invite the attention of the reader 10 Mr.
Clay's resolution, (Which he will fnd under the
Congressional head,) and to the blel sketch of the
debate upon il, "hlchw we copy irDm the Baltimore
dmertcan Mr.. C's resolution, it will be seen, was
designed 10 aid in the general resumption Of specie
payments, aud is materially dssnilar TO that pro
posed in the other House. some weeks ago, b, Mr.
Hlmer-and yet with the exception of the four Con
servaive members ofthc Senate (R,es, TalImadrc
Rugges and Tipton,l the whole administration par
~ reinsedt 10 give direct vote upon it. Who now
we ask are the friends OF assumption Of specie paw
ments-and who IN favor OF non resumption, The
Wig Legislature of New York has cocrced the
Banks OF that State 10 commence the redemption of
their notes, by refusing TO extend the amnesty act
Mr. Clay, the Wing leader in Congress, cndeavor,
To encourage and sustain them by extending TO them
the countenance OF Congress. Aud the entire Sub
Treasury party, on the other hand, frown upon his
proposition, aud consign it TO the slow action Of the
Finance COMMITTEE OF the Senate-but another
mode of nhIeiing upon it a lingering death, |. not
the " Gorcrnment," them instead OF MI Biddlc, the
geat Non Resumer!' And what will the Enquirer,
which Was highly delighted with Mr.. Hamcr's
resolution say, (ot rather link, for 1t will say no
thing) ofihe course pursued by the Sub Treasury
friends of the administration in relation to il! The
reader will remember too, IN nectIon with tins
subject, that ust on the eve OF the New York aud
Virginia elections letters from Mr. Woodbury. and
paragraphs from theGlobe were udustriousIy dssem-
mated, dsavowing, on behalf Of the government all
hostility the State Banks, and affecting great as
constituent that such feeling should be attributed
to it. Those elections are over aud he govern
mrnt party are resuming their old ground. They
have nothing To gam by wearing mask, ard
they again throw il off They seem to forget OF re
mcmbering, they not for tie fact that IN re.
publican Government, its measures should iefectthc
will OF the people. They act on the contrary maxim,
that the peope are mere machines to be acted upon
BY their Ru!ers-&mere instruments TO advance their
ambitlon-thngs 10 be taxed, that their Masters may
revcl in splendor and luxury aud be exempted from
Inconvenience when calanlies bclt the country at
large And yet these are the leaders f the mod
ern "Denoerats," Really, there is virtue in
names
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

'hE DUELLING REPORTS. deh,,e n,
"O'loh to postpone and to print the Duclling Re-
". s'''i continues in the House of REPRESENTATIVES
Io1 from II the indignant and manly speeches
nj. '''' Wise and Mr.. Graves. delivered on the 3o,b
leader. "''e"'''n " '"e
M, -" publishing the Report of the majority of the
|a,o. III our paper, we expected to be able to
up with tho two Ninorit, Reports imn,c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

When General Jackson set the Banks together by
the ears, he obtained easy victory over the [. 5.
Bank, aud left his successor TO destroy the Others.
How he has sped is shows in the late elections,
from that fNew York, to that OF Virginia. The re-
suit is that many feel the necessity OF Bank OF the
L. $. who never felt ii before. The establishment
oil Bank ofthe L. :. will be the conseq uence,
and then will feed fat Governmcn, iatteucd by
10 former deptcdationa property.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
FOR MIR, VAN buren,.
'ET JACKALL.

lHE OLD LIoN AND HIS pET JACKALL.
The fondness Of the Lion for the Jackall is pro-
verbal lie feeds him with The oif of his prey, and
thus at once, g5aes him, and HIM as a soaven-
ger to keep his den clean. One day the Lion caught
a tat Hog thai had been beaten and wounded by the
other hogs, and wandering alone, became an easy
prey. He bore him To hs den. and he and The Jack
all icased and both proneut ed that there was no
meat like pork. Bur the Lion old aud lazy, and
one day he sent the Jacka out puvey for both But
he, not knowing the nature OF the Hog. except as
an article of food went Ike fool, aud Jumped into
the hog-pen, and was torn to pieces by them, and
eaten BY an old SOW.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

US carrying every Ward, by an aggregate ma
Jt' of nearly GOO. Whatwill Mr.. Van Buren, say
10 this! Is this one of the evidences of reac-
non' IN New York, of which we have heard so
much =!
There is an old saving in Sew DIRK, that Gas goes
Tue Fourth Ward. SO goes the State" We doubt
lo that, in this instance least, it will prove tue.
ae@ orl is lost to Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

a. The bill tor the projections aud security olthe
Indians and emigrauts west ol the Mississippi advert
cd TO In last, passed the Senate. 10y vote OF 80
to 6, the name OF the territory thcreb, created
having tirsl been changed nom Neosho lhe Usage
word Tor clear irate,) TO Indian Territory. The sin
nays We're Nessls Allen Benton, Brown. Cahoan,
Niles and Newell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
ROCK AUCTION.
Dry Goods, nj Auction.
by PAYNE TURNER, Auctrs.

III tAN Nj a. IL uSNGus AuSuSs
WE WILL sell, on Thursday the 10Th inst
w u general assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard
ware &c. III part,
Broad Cloths. Satin Stocks,
Cassimcrcs Wolscd Il Lambs wool
cissincis, Hose,
Circassians Cotton do
I,ombaz,ncs, Suspenders,
Summer Cloths, Fhibct. PLAN. & Mciino
Mcrino do likis.
Vcsngs Hooks x Eyes,
Swiss X Book Muslips, | Spool Cotton
R,bb,nds Sewing SILK,
Footing LADIES' eents DIX 4"
buttons, Silk x Metal, kld Gloves
Gentlcmcu's Coaks, Grapes " I.aces,
Books. Thread Edgng,
Shoes, Eoois, Pumps, nc. blonde do
knives Forks, Stack. Fad Closet
Tea Kettles, Locks.
Cotton Ca,nb,cs Sllvri Thmblcs,
ALSO,
4 Barouchc aud Harness
TrnMs very liberal. T. y 1. Anc's.
Mays tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
" nth his ground,

Singing its pate against the burning zone,
Makes Ossu like a Wnrt''
Tie speech OF Mr.. Strange is the only explanation
yet gwen OF Mr.. Calhour's assertion thai The pas
sage of the Sub-TIedsury Blu would crush the pow
of the Federal Executive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

French Worked Capcs & Collars.
w HAVE JUST RECEIVED a most beau
w tiful assortment. Ladies in want Of the a
bove articles, will please give us acall.
YOUNG & MEM.
Ono door bstor The Banks.
April 16 aw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
EVEN ALBANY REDEEMED

Mbany, the seat of government Of New York,
and lie headquarters of the Regency, has elected.
'hs year, a unanimous Wing Council. The Wing
mslOrlties in tie srYeial " ards are as follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
FAMILY GROCERYES,
COMMITTING IN PANT OF

sormenl Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
CONSULTING IN PART OF
Best St Croix Z. Il. Ne~ Orleans and refined sa-
Extra trcable. double and rein id Leaf Sugar. part
not inferior to any ia America,
Gun Powder. imperial, loungliyson ana Black Ieas
some very superior,
Old Madeira, S. Medclra. NJ. Mcdeira, Pale Sherry,
Red Sherry London Il Tener,f Old Port. in bot
ties aud on draft, San Lucar, Malaga, SAntern.
Clarrt, Muscat and Champaign WINES, part
of which very fine.
LIQUORS, Old Cognac. Saryarac, imported in
1903, Otard Dupy and Rochelle. Bondair,aDd APP
pie BRANDlES. Old Jmnaca. West India,
New Orleans aud New England Rum. Holland,
Swoan aud Hour Glass Gin, Rye GIN, few bar.
rels Old Barley WHISKY.
LO.S'DO.v EOR1'ER. in q, and pr. bottles
Champaign Cider, Wine Vinegar, very sups-
Iior,
New Orleans Yves, India and Sugar House Molas-
scs, superior ~ any ever in his market.
Patent Sperm, New bedford and Common Sperm
Candles, Huh Il Son.
do ~ fined rallow Candles.
est Principe. llayanna and other Cigars
Preserved Ginger, Ciuon, IVES, India Sweet Meats,
Best Bunch Raisins, in whole. half aud gia,tcr box-
es Sultana Rai,ins, Figs, Pruucs, Madeira Nuts,
Almonds, Fiberls. Lrmon Syrup, Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves, White Ginger, Ground aud Race
Ginger, Lsne and BLACK aud Ryan Pepper, II.
nento, Cas~ia, Nc. nc.
A good assortment, Of China, Glass, Earihern aad
fine Root Stone Ware,
large lot OF Writing, Letter and Cap Paper. part
ruled.
Blank Books, l.cscrs. Jouinal, and Day Books, Me-
mo aud Copy Hooks,
Wooden Ware, ccdcr Cans, Brass aud Iron Hound
Tubs, raIes, Coolers, Sugar Boxes, Nc.t Mea-
snres, Ne. Nc.
Duponl's Best Canister Rifle aud Gun Powder
Mackcrnl, No. !, ,, an, },
Together with many other actitcs in our lino
which will be sold low. We invite our friends and tho
public TO give MS ell, we assure them that wall
NJ all times furnish articles in our line OF the best
quality that the northern markets contain.
EOH RE " T.-Fot the balance Of tho
year, the store Room, aud Cellar lately occupied
by MS.
April IL CIV il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
WiIsOn'S Lime.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on hand
l. for sale of supply OF LIME, made by James
Wilson, Rockbridge county.
JOHN MALLORY.
May 10 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

c. The Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail
Road have declared dividend Of three per cent.
for the last SIN months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

When Y an Buren, found himself high aud dry, he
instructed MIR. Strange OF \. {. see his speech the
Sub Treasury to complain OF tie load OF odlum
under winch he labofed III consequence Of the pat
ronagc Of his Office. Mr.. Strange did so, and prov
ed, by the Rule of Three that nothing but the most
merltonous conduct the pant of Nh. Van Buren,
could save him from being crushed by bur,hen
heavier than that OF Atlas Mr.. Calhoun catches at
the idea, and seZes the occasion OF the Sub Trca-
sury scheme. to heap heavier load the shoulders
Of his fallen enemy. lie proposes AMI calls all
good State Rights men to and him to bury him. like
the tabled Giants OF old, beneath mountains OF pat
roLage,