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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

O. Our papers by Saturdays mail briefly an
nounce the arrival at i'ew York Of the steamer Roy
al William from Liverpool, whence she supposed
to have sailed on the 9th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

For the benefit The Town Of Wheeling.
EXTRA CLASS, No. 8, FOR 1893,
10 be draten at Richmond on Thursday, ed dug.
1893, Dtauing recerci at his Office on Saturday,
All inst.
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u 1t IS announced in the Lexington, Ky. pa.
pers, that Senators Clay x Crtcnden reached that
place on the 10Th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

w Inc 9iooe announces that the Exploring
rAPeoit'on' which has been so long holding the
word OF promise to the car" will sail on the 10Th
ofAugus
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YOU .NLiST Ply!

WE AGAIN say to those indebted to US with
w out d,stlne,ioni yot, must PAY. We are CON-
PEELED to NEE, our liabilities, and our resources aye
in your bands Necessity excludes apology tor
this candid notice. MILLER & RIO YALL,
BY +. S. MILLER, Sur. Part
AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

o. The Milton On. c. Spectator is wrong in
surprising that we infer the design OF the Executive
TO establish National Bank, founded upon the rev.
enues Of the government exclusively from the Cir
cular of Mr.. Palmer That Circular is only colIat-
eral evidence Of what We were before satisfactorily
convinced. We know that this 3rojct was once a ia
vorl,c scheme Of Gen. Jackson, and believe has
never been abandoned The party cannot, however.
cary in rs nailed lorm-aud so they disguise their
real purpose under the form Of Sub Treasury bill
which, to be ultimately changed as to be armed
with all the powers ola National Bank, and to be
unde the exclusive control Of the Federal Execu-
tive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

flNHE RACES over the Rocky Mount Course
l. will commence on Tuesday the 4th Sep,cm
Der, 1888.
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstakes, mile heats, for 3 year old Colts and
Fics, entrance Sl0o, half forfeit, three more To
make Race TO name and close tho LIST Septcm-
Der 1898.
On the same day will be run for fine Saddle,
Birdie and Rigging free for Saddle Hoses only
SECOND DAY.
frepfetor's purse, 100. mile heats entrance. Si5.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50, three mile heats, en-
trance $50.
Cn the same day Sweeps,ake Tor three year old
COTS and Fillics, entrance $50 half forfeit. to
name aud close the day before the first days race.
The money Tor the Jockey Club and Propieiors
Purses will be paid to the winner without, discount
The proprietor pledges himself TO have the Track
and Stables in fine order. and will furnish litter the
stables without charge: lie will DO prepared to fur
nish grain, fodder, &c
HOPKINS NOWLIN, Proprietor.
July 30 wills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

TRUST SALE.
nN Friday the ID day Of August, 1888, be-
~ fore tho front door OF tho Market House In the
town OF Lynehburg,) there will DO sold, al publis
auction, Tor cash, a small
TR.lCT OF L.l.y.D,
Ia The County OF Campbell, on Tho Lynchbuyg aud
Salem Tu'nplkc road, abou, 800 yards west u tho
lst Toll Gate. The tract contains about i5 acres
is well enclosed anu has upon II comfortable
dsyse, cling III 0uscs
E sin high state OF cultIva,ion and there ara
ERAA now growing upon It a large number VI
Mulberry Slips preparatory TO making silk.
The sale will be made IN pursuance OF trust deed
executed by VIM II. Fox, the alli OF day of De-
cembcr, 1880, oi,ccord in the clerks office Of thu
Comfy Court Of Campbell The title is believed "
be unqucstion,ble but as trustees wo shall convey
such title only as the trust deed vests in us.
$. x VI. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
July ~ ids
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NOTICE..
q. w. HUMPHREYS,
SURG EO.y. DR.vTIS

nFFERS his services, IN The various depart
" mcuts Of his profession. 10 the citizens Of
Iynchburg and its vicinity. He extracts teeth ~
the easy and eflcacious mode discovered by DR..
Caldwell
Ito may be consulted at Tho residence Of Mrs.
Sarah SCHOOLGIRLS
July9 Gu
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

ItiE subscriber grateful FOR the patronage here
L toiorc extended to the firm OF H. b. Richards
" Co, takes this method Of informing the customers
OF that concern and the public generally, that he has
purchased The entire interest Of his late partners IN the
stock OF Goods OF II. b. Richards Co. that he will
hereafter carry on the same business, at the old stand
OF The concern. tthc sign OF the Anvil and he pied
gos himself to sell goods cheap il no, lower, than
any other house ia the place. lie earnestly soliets
call from all who may Goods IN his line either
by Wholesale or Retail. II. b. RICHARDS.
July l2 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

'4'e'de Of T. II. tiraysoa.---In another column,
We notice the death of this seo,lemao who is le,.
enoed as TeAan Minister 70 III. Irni,.a s,,.s
tina, oo,ns' s case l, Is true he was appointed to
RI. e"' III letter from Capt John q. Tod, oil
H. ot~as Navy to the Editors of the Lexington,
al IN, = Is stated that " Mr., Grayson declin-
rFo'i,'nsht the morning he lief, Texas: lac
\. "'' us arrangements for his departure to
= eo states as Narat Agent, Tor the purpose
f''' "'''s naval force for Texas, before il was
""o"n '''a' Mf. Hunt the late Texan minister 10
'"e " States had resigned. He was on his way
'"'''''o'e 10 aend to the latter, when his useful
career was terminated at Beams Station.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

Besides many Oslo $50, $50. &c. &c
Whole Tickets Slo-Ilalvcs $5-Quartcrs So so
For sale in great variety of choice numbers, at
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
o." Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vim
GINA Scheme drawnby D. S. Gregory Il Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post paid1 to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbwg, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

CMAs. ENE EWARD


u ESPECTFULLY informs the nphsbieus.s -
~ Lyncbburg and the surrounding counties, that
he has lately arrived from Philadelphia. aud that X
is his intention to locate himself III this place ~
the purpose Of pursuing his professional business sr
Watch aud clockmaking and repairing on the best
and mos, approved principles Having served :
regular apprenticeship 10 said business IN France asd
Switzerland aud also having received bis nssrucsions
from the most skilful artists Of the above saaned
countries, he Is confident that he can give general
satisfaction to all those that will inirust work in his
hands, TO be done In the lnost woikmanlike nanpes
and on the most reasonable terms.
lie has ol,enedhis shop in the house oeeupied ~
Miss Hehcrman, where he will attend to al work
put In his care.
All kinds OF scapemcnts. viz: virguei; Lever,
Duplex, chronomcter, Musical, Horizontal Lepise
aud Vertical Watches.
Al watches made or sold by him win be warrsutsl
to keep good time for a series Of years, wnhout any
charge TO the purchaser except cleaning; and ali
Watches repaired by him, which are warranted. viii
be kept free Of additional expense, for the space ef
ono yea, from the delivery, II properly taken care o.
n. u. ine aud large assortment Of Gold ard
Silver and plain Watches Also. selection Of Jew
cly.
July 81 3m,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30
kOWarasl's Tonic Mixture,
.H.vD
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,

VHTARRANTED a perfect and lasting for Ague aud
w Fever and valuable remedy in Juundicc Dysenery,
Heartburn, etc.
From Dr. limos r. Smith, Northern Liberties, Phlad
Dear Sir,i congratulate your good fortune IN
presenting the the victims OF Foye and Ague such
blessing your Tonic Mixture has most fully proved II,
self 1t is speedily becoming the invontc remedy with all
who appreciate usefulness and long, will be esteemed
of the important discoveries OF the Fever
and Aeuc has hitherto baed the skill of the eminent
of Practitioners and they deem il presumption to
promise more than temporary aid Your Tonic xture how
ever have and peculiar power arrest the
disease and and rc-esnbh td balance Of hnrmo
ny and health hope you will perscyerc to extend the in
nuece Of the medicine, and that the public will estimate your
Ar. SMITH, NJ. d.
E1trncl Of Letter from, Dr.. Stereas, BUCKS Go. Pa
A,-I brought home with during the autumn Of 1891
the first quantity Of Mixture, which hea rd highly
tolled n permanent for Fever and Ague disease,
hch thai period prevailed very extensively
try. My ucghbors and patients had become accusom-
ed the of Banks and Quinne that they ceased
render them any service, and they readily consented make
trial of medicine. believe that there is this time
hundreds who would cordially testify the beneft' they
have received from its employment and would gladly aid TO
spread knowledge OF lis peculiar virtues There has been
very little of the Ague the neghborood the introduce
lion al the Tonic Mixture, which is mainly attributed to the
very general use OF this medicine H. STEVENS.
ALSO
Rowand'- Eye Water, for infammaons &c ofthe Eyes
DO. Impnipabic D-niifricc, valuable article
Rowand's Am,nonjatcd Embrocn tion, for Qnnsy,
Rleumaim Sprains, &c. of high standing.
* ownnd's Alternative Extracts, for Liver discuses,
Jaundicc Scuyy, Morcuria diseases, etc.
ROwamd's Aiabostcr Powder, for identifying and soi-
tening the compile MON.
Rowand,s vcrn,ifuge or Worm Destroyer, a ccc
baied and popular remedy. -
For sale by HOW Ell DAVIES, Agent.
July 80 wl2m
A NJ. vyILKINsONca can accommodate or
H..
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t!DS SECOND SUPPLY OF
GOODS.
JULY 10th. lS3S.

j, PlRVls q DUFFEL, are now re-
- cciving at their VARIETY STORE, bank
Square, u SECOND SUPPLY Of DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Shoes Hats, DE- DC. These Goods have
been lately purchased by our Senior Partner, in thu
Northern cities for cash, and and will be sold low
or than similar Goods have been sold in this market
Tor some time past-All that is askrds IN exarnna-
ton OF them by our friends and customers, rei,ipg
upon their cheapness to enest sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30
NEW FLOUR.

NEW FLOUR.
WE HAVE New Flour at our Mills, at 500
w per barrel, cash.
LANGHoRNE g. BURTON
Juiy % - 4tH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

W rubl'c sentiment seems to be much divided
;, - o"'" carolina, between Mcssls. Preston aud
''''" Judging by The ioasis at of The sceen, an.
-, '''y' 1t rs by no means certain that Calhoun
WI oe sustained in his own STATE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30
UirgiNiU state E0fferu,

For cndowing the Lcesburg Academy and other
purposes
CLASS No. 3, FOR 1888
To be dra'on al Aieranard, on Saturday, an august
1888, The Drapiag received at this Office on
IuesddV the 7M INST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

M. WIgkINSONc can accommodate 2 or
N. Day BoardeIs-Residence convenient to
business.
July 80 w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

Trick the Globe.-The Globe. in inse rting the
sumption OF specie payments, omitted the following
sentence: 1.-THE only paper issues in circulation,
aud not convertible into specie at the place where
issued, will lie those OF the National Government"
Why did the Globe omit this sentence! Was
its applicability SO apparent, that it was afraid to per
NIT its readers distant glimpse ofthe truth I!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

GERMAN DOLTKN'E CLOTHS.
XKTE have on hand full and fresh supply = The
w genuine German !Anehvs Boiling CloaIN--
for sale At the lowest prices.
June IL MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30

O. The Globe, dcsparing of reruting Mr..
Bonds facts is endeavoring, by new system of To-
sic, to destroy their force. says that Mr. Bond is
very ugy-tha his arms are too sholt, and his legs
too long, and his nose not strictly classical Well,
suppose all this be So what has Mr. Bonds person.
al appearance do with his facts and his arguments
May not an ugly man tell the truth, and maintain it
by sound argument! il not, the readers Of the
Globe very unfortunate, since, BIZ common con-
sent, Blair, the editor is pronounced to be the most
hidcous carcature OF humanity in the city Of Wash
lngton! Does Blair, who is generally known as the
hyena, from his resemblance that most disgusting
quadruped, ever look into mirror Surely if he
does. he would never venture rdicule the person
al appearance Of any man-even of Amos kendall
who. next to himself, IS supposed to be the uglest
man in Washington, ifnot in the United States.
n Nation .Sarer The Washington Chronicle
publishes letter from Georgia correspondents
which winds up with this udIcrous remark T. II the
circulation Of the Washington Chronicle can be ex-
tensivey increased in the South, / link the country
may be sared' 1t can't be in very bad way, if so
vicious medicinal agent is relied upon to it.
For our own part, however, think that the Chron-
cle is bad as "A dose of - No. g." IN 4 high fe-
ver-and that it will be more likely to kill than to
cure the patient. Nevertheless, we do not blame
the Chronicle for publishing this prG oJtique !!
There is nothing, (said the tannet,) like leather
for terrifying town.
Mr.. jefferson and Mr.. Gay.-In reference to the
letter, purporiing have been written by Mr.. Jeffer
SOP, highly euIogising Mr.. Clay, which we mad
vertently inserted few days ago, the Louisville
Journal makes the following remark:
1--WE perceive that the subject of the spurious
letter, purpor,ng have been written by Mr. Jeifer
son in favor OF Mr.. Clay, is still asitaed the Mays
vile papers. That letter forged in 1880 by
Sylvester S. Souhworih, fellow Of some little tai
eni, who then editor of the Providence Literary
| Subal.ern. We CHANGED to be in company with
Mr.. Clay when he fist received it he pronounced ii
forgery the instant Shortly afterwards. the base
: cheat was fully exposed to the eyes Of the whole
nation and, although Mr.. Clay, previously TO tina
time, had shown towards the author those little
marks Of regard due Jealous pclitica friend ant
supporter. he has since repclled all his hume
rous advances whether direct rindi,ectwiih the LOT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27
SELECTED FoBT1x.

| From. the Boston Pearl and GaIar5
| THE LOUISVILLE BARps.-We pleased to notice tn
poetical of the ksnuckians published in the Louis
Vile Journal sWallace' and sAmea' have already be
come proud names. The following is specimen OF tn
character of the writings of the fst-naned author
hope to see something good from q Boston poet.-W
poets indebted to much Of the
feature which they present-bsing
together friendship Envy is ruinous to literature
TITS TRUE THAT THE HARP.
BY WALLACE.
.4uttor Of the 'sBattle Of 7fppecanoe,'' &C.
I'll, true tina, the harp of the poet lies sleeping!
But oh, would you have it from slunbsr unbound,
When the spirits of melody bend DER it weeping
And fearfuIly draw from the Tyre sound!
For ha. gone forth from the OF the ocean,
The themes and the scenery of libsrty's cline,
Can awake in her cons an emotion
OF rapture and feeling, grand-thrilling-
Twas thu. as sat by a dark rolling fountain,
NV harp gave its tones t. the whispering gale,
When 10! from distant and pine covered mountain
saw rich splendor flash down the vale;
Twas Columbn's genius, whose eyes gave the glory!
Arosnd her tall brow the wings of the storm,
And the scenes which chequered her undyng story
Were traced the robes which envcloped her form:
awake from thy sumbers!' the spirit cried glowing,
With the lus,re fell from her sparkling eyes,
sNo themes for theslyre! Behold the bright river.
How glorious under the heaven it shines,
While the sunlight of like archangefs quiver
Hangs splenddly its towering pines:
No scenes for a bard. Look abroad on the biiio"s
Where Perry has gallanty written bis name'
And still on old Erie the thunder god pillows
His forehead of fury in garands of fame
ty,t Hark. from the blue of the heaven hung Ger US
TIL. p-oud bird of liberty utters his screams,
A q h. mounts to his idol, and proudly before rs
Il los, in its Light, and 'unfolds in It's BEAM.
No scenes for a Tyre. When glorious beamins,
With the bright eyes of heaven, that flag - oened
n, TN. mountain the top-mast, the capitol streaming
A If hv the fingers of a sefaPhim held:
So long as our eagle shall moissen his pnions'
In clouds bending this mountainous sseep-
G. lon. "a Columba,s unsaackeled dominions
Ar. wr.a,hed by the foam of the dark-roins oeepi-
:, long az her proud Mississippi, while counting
The wears of eternity, rolls to the sea,
n, IN. bow of Niagara splendidly mounting
From the cataracts bosom shines oot On tie nee
=, long b.rl your scorn The queen Of the ocean,
So hang L., your scorn with the truth ba imPresf,
A nd sing with a poe,'s-a patriots devotion.
Til. torrents the lakes, and the deeds Of the west.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

A great conspiracy has been detected IN the
capitol of Poland, s. numerous arrests nav saken
place in consequence. The Pr,nc'Pa' oolec. ?, -. J.
was to blow up the Fortress Of lola, which the
s,,,eror was yisiting.-Louisviile Gazette.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

Fifty years ago there we're but slxty-tour white
inhabitants in the state Of Ohio; now there are
more than one million.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

Some of the citizens Of Valley Forge. 'e"
DAYS ago. after listening to an eloquent temper.
auce address. ,arred and fea,hcred , oaffei o.
whiskev. -.- - sts - .z.e.s
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

REv1vALs.--lt is reported that somewhere e.
bout three hundred persons made profession Of re-
lipion ut the recent revival in Columbus, Geo. and
that the good work is going on with great success
in various other sections Of the State.-Mont.
Advertiser.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

amidst the rocks not far from where he fell, and
contiguous to his companion in misfortune.
must cow conclude this feob!e and humble at
tempt to deineate what l conceive to be one OF
the most interesting natural curiosities OF Amer-
ca l feel utterly incompetent to portray II III
such a way, as to enable others to form proper
conception of its beauty and grandeur. believe
that the exalted imaginative genius OF a Byron or
"A Scott, would prove almost Inadequate to such a
task Ny object in making this communication
is to attract attention to this most interesting
scene; and to advise all those who may hereafter
have an opportunity Of witnessing it to do so, as
they will be most amply rewarded Such exhib,-
tons of the wonderful works of God, arc. calc,l-
lated to exalt and enoble the feelings OF man, and
produce in his mind the strongest convictions OF
the omnipo,encc and wisdom Of his Creator
A TRAVELLER.
~ We understand that there is a series o.
Cascades on the Falling Spring Valley Noun
tain. about three miles from Shumate's Tavern.
in Greenbriar county, Virginia, well worthy OF at
,ention. The highest is said to be about 100
feet This cascade is scarcely known, and sell
dom visited by the foot Of the stranger.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

Serped him rigAf.-One hundred dollars dam.
aces were lately received in the Superior Cour'
Of Connecticut, by Mr.. King.Oury agains. I1o1r e
~ Allen Tor selling the Plaintiff quarter Of
'.~.o,,nd md unvholesome beef-knowing the an
.r,.I to be diseased when it was killed
r.oxxvr-r,c,r-Thc results Of the recent cleo
,ons in this State is as favorable TO the Wings As
H., Of las. fall. on scventy-ioar towns heard
from. the wings have -, and the loco focos q
Gin News.
The native American., 1838-12-15

should eXhurt all Young men TO learn that
n,ostuseij,l art. Short Hand Writing: an art which
will one day he studied as universally as common
writing, and which will abridcc the labor Of pen.
manship to degree that will materially quicken
the intercourse of human tlought-T. CAMP.
BELL, Esq, Lora Rector Of Glasg9u Luivcrsi
ty.
OF the value Of Shorthand Wiring TO Med
cal Students and others, they must lie well aware.
as II enables them to preserve, in a laebIe form
discourses which must otherwise be speedily for
gotten.-Ihe L0ncct.
And Mr.. Thomas Parker, an eminent Attorney.
says:
In It's aHnhrHtioN 10 purposes more immedi.
ately useinI N the ordinary transactions of life
the art Is deserving the attention Of every bndy
connected with business. It ought 10 form
part OF PLAIN education, but to professional
man 1t ought to be Indispensable I, as mem
Der OF the legal proiession can testify. bv exne-
renee. that the common application Of This art IN
every department III my office has been Of orea,
utility, saving OF time, and lwha is more to tho
point TIN these days. IN immense saving Of money
Oh!! CONSIDER. N"t two persons, one reading and
Inc olh~r WIRING, viii make COPY. for private
use, oi &~atlc 100 tohas IN nIc more fine 1l,yn
is occupied IN reading !, over. vti,n Nv the orl.
nary process, clerk rl2y .c Gf,y emnlovrd
three day in cfIrrtug Tie same purpGsc.
All d1rlls o.! no&ecs afidayts. letters, III on.
tries IN t!e jonr:.aI, and IN the cash book. and IN
short every thing NOT intended to be semi ON, cnr
the peros2 oC Others, may be done at sayina i,
the like proportion, besides the advaniayc Of So.
crecy 10 " matters requiring TO be kcp, from the
observation orat~aagrls.
In Ill examinations d, witnesses, IN rno,,ors ~
bankruptcy, in ne directions ofthe iudec 10 inc
Jury. and IN the Judgments Of the courts. ha,r
fonnd the al, 10 be useful beyond calculation.
could relate several instances or ny success
in matters in which but for the service Of the ar,.
snGrt h3v@ bae1 cntrcl" dafcafed"