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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-31
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
Steam and |atent Biscnt Buhery-Hatsrs and
HllnnH.
rae NO. ~, Moreau (Drir the Poutchartrain Raj RoHh)
riot anu Navy Bread Soda and Wine Rlsclllt
sugar Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All The above articles warranted To be Of the
mrs quality, and % keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also-KrIn dried corn meal
Orders left at G. W. Pr charh and Taga t, Jr.
corner Magazine and P"ydras Streets will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
iinily use l5nuy
DEFINED >UuAit-,ronl line dean. 81 5ur he
4 iilrry, con family ON llauI, and for sale nv
llEkMDGENE, BROWN n Co.
June - NJ 9 ',"o'I At
VI for sal by & DORSEY
m23 4 / New L"ycr
4 NrHA\Gi. on stout <nv by
, 4 July 18Th I'll \lEH n Co,7l Pnvlr,S st.
"A Anita 'rKpAGE, Iuo C".Is assorted ~'zrs j"
JHIH lHh Il Pc, dr"s street
a'IlE AMERICAS AI.,lA.,4, and .,r,,o,Ilo,. o
Useful kn.wIedg", Tor the year 1893, received
ard for snle by DAVID FELT X Co,
may IL u Cha,lr,s st
HAVANA SEGAKS-3oNOo, different qualities. 70,
- ~. sale by TEIER,
llnn ~ 81 G xavier 8
fxACpA >iDES-75cnsks superior iucinna.i cur
, ed, in 81 re- for sale by q DORSEY,
1'''' j""e A New levee
- rt:k " - >D..E>--6J nnAes sperm 1.ndIc<, Z
~ bedford brand, for saeh by BRIDGE. 4 Co
nav : I5 Ma game
SsklATlNG PAPER.-iGO euus a x 30 inches
Ianllng from ship la7o", for sale hv
nIH'!' ) Il BLANCHARD 33 E,u, Ter st
Al A\itl.A kDpE-ItO coils, assorted sizes Manila
W Rope; - Ma"iIIu IIoIs'rs assorted. rom 49, to
- For Sic by :. LOCKE 4 Go.
May % 8 Front I.rvre
~ iil>h ..f-loi bHIre.S I, ciiti Il wiekcv in ,to
Tor sale hy & DORSEY.
~ a \tNl.cvrc
( 'nR\ BHpoM>--00 doz in store, tor sale by
~ j & b'KSEl, II New Icvrc
4 'lDER VIN..GAK-}5 l,rIs IN :, re- T. r .ol4 ~
~ ID 'R>EI 4 New / eve
sslhAR HOUSE MD.A>SES.-n Iiurrc,>
- Store for sale hv TlIAlER 4 co.
nHg3 II P0vlruS ST
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III A SC,lDDNFit about years DID, 81
frrTIs tons bnrhen and in complete order. For
~ -t.E particulars apply to I.HGALE,
lJIh ~,
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FOR NORFOLK & RICHMOND.

OIt WIN N7t'N
III The first class and fast sailing Schooner
y1TfNA WDlCOFT, Capt ilinlz. having her cargo
-Sl-E. engaged can take deck loud of from 80 t.
lo' hl"le if 'nn!edinte application be made. For
or passage spply to LEVI II GALE,
aug |. 9.} Common ST
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i} \ L A ! K

Corner Of ~. Ch"'Ies ~ Connaon street,
"NrHANGE u rEL.
: tSl' X ALA would respectfully call the
y trUtlnu citizens and strangers 10 ,Ir ctiuI, Il,
aSstr nI'nf" '.entlcuch~ hnrn -hirtS, 10 c,.t.hrc
WIN linen ronts. fashionable nG. fronts: linen CHI
lars: siIK r"tt"l nj merno under and draw c>:
ca brr' and ~llk undkrrchlCi> h!nrA and fancy en-
vat~ IN great variety: stocks oi ever, descriptions guI
elastic ana cotton sn>peners: silk, amt thread
gloves gents uSkin gloves: umbrellas aud canes void
mounted.
Also, -Sprnld assortment of ladies' and gents Wi
g desks, dressing cases, port oiioz pcrunery cut
lcry, ami rich ia 'cy goods.
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MODE on DRAWING

1t sIm! he At the option of the winners Of prizes
bank stocks, either to take the stock itself or the pl
value thereof III cash.
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CoaStWlSe.

FOR MOBILE.
~ The first class aud fast smiling Schooner
TT JASPER, Capt Herald, will receive des.
10y. patch. For freish, passage apply to
|. Il GALE.
aug l5tl, 90 Common street.
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ENLotlt-lOOO bbls. super'ine and 500 do fine, for
L sale by & DORSEY,
june 10 A New lcvee
DORK--5lo Barrels prime Mess and NJ O. Pork in
store Tor Sale by J TllAiER X Co
July .nd 7lPoydrus ST
nHuGS-lus landing fresh supply of white wax
- 'iuavn jelly, Gum Arabic. Tuni,rrnls Cream
lur'ar. Sal Soda, >pts Turprnline, Pearl ASH Tartn
rio Acid, Chloride Soda, Balls topuvia &C. Tor sale by
II Donna BEL,
july IL Cor Natrhez and Tch lpitoulns $
pUSSiA l.EArIitP.-lteccivcdt from Packet Shin
~ Mississippi large supply of Itu<>i, Leather
which nl be sold low for cash lv
DAVID FELT g. Co.
july.T n. Y. Siatiolrrs Hail, "A Charrres st
( lNl.-l0t0 casks 'lhomnslon lime landing and
Z for sale by ) X p WHITNEY,
mr. 1.} t'ntll I
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FOKNFN fDTtN.
ia, The new aud very fast Smiling S"hoone,
COMET, Capt Stark, will be ready to Sui
-xllsE in few days having the greater part of her
:ag" engaged For the buIk of 400 barrels passage
'avins superior accommodations apply on boord oppo
ate Jefferson 81 or to l." II. GALE,
July 18th 90 Common street..
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These ships were built in New York expressly for this
radr of light draught Of wafer, and will BE-
subject to detention the Bar. Their accommodations
orpassrngers comprise all that uay be required for
comfort and convenience; ind their commanders are
plaG
II grente>t punc:utlity will be oI,snr, ed in the
TIM Of sailing, and every reasonable accommodation
e% ndrd to shippers and passengers.
or further particulars apply to M">srs johnson
l.owdeu, No. 90 Wall street, New York,
la. PETER LAIDLAW 81 Cump st
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a YEMEN SOB bar els Of Ccuieu, landing from
Y ] ehp lnzoo, i'll be sold low if taken from the
l.e,rr. Apply t. JAMES b. liItiIEN,
20 n taiHu
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A CHAMPAIGN ClDEii-l5l boxes tor ale bv
- Julv-7 q DORSEY, "A New Lcvce
ETcCuLIOCIlS COMMERCIAL. DICTIONARY
4 2vuIs with maps aud supplement Il new edition
brought down to 1T January 1879.
Cells Pompitnn 2volnncs.
EntielS liiSC ~ {" Philosophy.
WikiusnIs Manners and uStpuIS Of the incIcnts
Egyptians $50 plates, 3 volumes, &vp.
Nathus pouuntiul,2 Volumes
" nth ii valuable sci, elton of English hooks re =
ceve'' ana Tor sale by Alex FDWAR,
au4 40 Cnmp Il.
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NJ lll>kEl-l3 lrIS landing from steam boa
W Gen llnnisuu for sulrby
June - DORSEY, Al New Levcc
"a ES> BEEF il halt bills al the inspection, for
W sale hy DORSEY,
may 81 A New I.evee
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pgItNTS LECTURES; ON the ll~tor, Of Abraham,
aud Jacob, by the Rev. Henry Blunt. A. W. an.
III OF L. currson the history oJest, Christ and 81.
Paul
Just published select "rnau< Of the Rev. Willjum
Nr'InS I'D. OF Baltimore w,lh IL nu,muir Jusr re-.
"''red and for sale by A.EN rOWNt,
is AZ NM, =,
NfAATEn, ina Drug Stur, I'M ASSISTANT I,iIy 49,.
w quaiu'r,l with the \poihecn,v hu-im.S Snrik-
ing French and English, and writing Il taf hand, All.
o'' s. o"N 81 f"S1 Office June l.!
III \Y-t INV. hundred AMI tllIty live Iar~ NrN Y.-k
Hay iaAimG from packet ship Orleans, for sale
~ CD!ltN,
lNn" No 70 t'utl .,l It
fNDDE OF FlA 'rlC E.-t&: Johns 4 Co E,dl,iu,..
" in@I', h alone So PEE copy
rench and English SlO per copy.
Civil Code Of Louisiana.
r"nrIi and tug. sil ) - to 70 per ropy
English utlt, : 10
July !n--'n. corner IF s Ch4rl.s 4 Cu,,inon s,S
4 'OTTp\ ~AMpIl\ti PAPEIt-,n invoice If
sale by ALEX. TDW,H
june - No AZ Cnmp Ct
/ lMt.-o1O cases Thomas on i1i1'e 1oII, Tor SILT
- hr : n } + WUl N'.l,
may "a - Camp t.
OFFICE OF THE FINEMl.N 5 MS. COR
ut New Drlcnus
'g'llE S"chholderS nr herrb, unlii that the ninth
the fifth of August, 1889, the cii,' tin" ompnnv
July |" + Tracy. ~er',
EpAtON SIDE So cu,hs Gin, iun0ti ruroc fI
, sale by q DORSEY,
Jl" II New I.,vec
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Il '''t' -'w cor &c 1'tr> & ommrl
! sokk- &'o ItIs v - t,.mr. y e. r,..> M r,n.r
AM !r sale At lh' In",sl ,rhcI rrHrrs hy
)" q ID 'hSEl, II New l.c,Cr
G lNNf BAG -3u,o0 ia tnlrs and huldIr< fer
Va 81 by ISAAC B!IDiE X Co,
may : I3i NaGaZinc 81
ID Nth TuhS-Iog NalU Tubs escorted .i&,S, tI
I , sale Al Reduced purca, y ). Locke y 90.
o "'Froul l.cvrt
H!NLttK SO hhls land IL from t .,Irtoal Rudul;u
Il For sal" by T. ria, H.
ma, " 81 iirI,irr St
is 50 ] T. VIII Y! Y, % Crmp 81
BNUr, >Ali.-i very Ikri, muia,tn s!rl, about Il
>rn1~ "t rood cook, perfect washer and IRON
rr good SranarrsS, and sold Nth put flul-Apl " ia
tn GO nting Room ui tue Irue Americans.
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4 tuRN BROOAiS-!5O doz in store and for sale by
~ m11 q DORSEY, II New cvcc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
ToTuE PEOPLE OF BEDFORD.

FELLOW CITIZENS AT the solicitation oil lrany
pesonal and political friends, | consented, short time
since, TO become a candidate to represent you III the
next session Of the House of Delegates. That con
sent, as many OF your arc aware, was given WIN
much reluctance. arising from a conviction that a
due regard TO personal interests. which / oou'd
not properly neglect, rs also a belief that my place
might be easily supplied, and which has cot Only
been not removed, but more strongly cohItlneu by
further reflection, | am therefore driven to The de,
termination to withdraw from the canHass, winch
now respectfully do.
Pctmit me, fellow-citzens, 10 say lhat tlis course is
prompted solely by the reasons | have stated, and by
no relaxation of attachment on my part 10 the pfln-
cirles and policy of the Democratic party: Foi
believing that the very best interests ofmy county
the perpetulity Of its instltutions-her prosperity,
happiness and glory, greatly depend upon then
maintenance aud success, | freely give to them a
finn and mistaken faith, and 4 hearty Though feeble
support. -.
return my sincere thanks for the honor you did
me in bringing me forward, and very much rcgreI
that II is notin my power TO comply with your wishes
With high respect,
Your fellow citizen,
WM. A.. WHITE.
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ehE.EsTOpuEss rcsvEH.
.E =, * e. IN .f.sfT T.sFk ID ~

fESPECrfHLif informs his friends and he
4 ruhiia genrially, that he has renewed 10 The
tenement recently occupied by Mcssis- Hancock y
Austin, situate between The siatrs Of Messfs. Jur-
nf y Butwell aud John I. HUT. lie returns h $
sincere thanks tot the llhetal encouragement hereto
lore received, IN ms business. aud respectfully soil.
cts a continuance TT IT. ireling assnitd that. from
his experience, pinuptiludc, aud = determination 10
h,ve all II his woih pm NJ by the most tauhIul and
sktltull %wotkmea, he will not tai IL give sltistae.
ton.
lie has recently returned t,on In Nor hem Gt.
ties aud IL nov ~ receipt olthc largest aud most
desirable stock of Materials ia lis line, he hss ever
had TIE pleasure Of offering To The public, comprising
IN pat rs follows:
Imperial Saxouy, blue, wool and pieec.dyed,
black, olive, Invisible green, aud ,lle Ito. Cloths,
OF superior quality, aud u variety of grades.
black, steel.mix'd, blue aud fancy Doc Skin, Vic
io,ia ribbed, and wool aud piece dyed, PLAN aud
black GAssimrrcs, OF the most superior qualify.
Black six Y clrot, figured and PLAN English SATIN,
printed tassinc,es aud figured thally Nestings, a
la,ge stock Of uche md beautiful
London Wcltings, superior White aud hgnled
Marselllrs do, a large aud des,abla assortment.
y Va w 4 IL.
Black Bombanine, oi the very finest quality
Plan, tw,lled aud Grape faced snmme, Cloths.
Black th,bei Cloth at The finest qualify.
Beautiful ribbed and PLAN linen Dr,llngs,
Fame. Ganbroons, u new aud most fashionable a'ti-
clio for panlaloors.
Stoekingneit. ribbed do do do.
Doe Skin, do do do. Nc. Nc,
A large assortment Of superior Trimmings.
Plain aud tw,Iled pocket lIaudkctcliels, splendid
gum elastic Suspendets, SILK nett Shuts ani D'aw.
e,s. fashionable Sam Botlered aud PLAIN sik I'm
breilas.
Gentllmcn's embroidered black satin neck Scaiis,
ENGLISH twillrd Cravnts, Tenants and Whrhrstcr's
sat IN and bon,baain. st ,eks, tibhand style do, Tor PAT
MrN, black goat skin Gloves, OF superior quality, IL
ncn Collfs. aud plain and ,uflcd linen Iosoms,
gcntlemen's silk halt lose. Nc. y. n.
Also. q supply ol superior Needles aud TaI'ofs'
Measures.
Toealher with many articles not enumerated, all
terms.
AplI 90 - itts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
TO

FENlIE subscriber is now receiving. u fun supply Of
4 CoacllnakeIs' Materials. consisting in parl of
the following articles, wlricii win be sold at a small
advance for Cash /:
4 and 5lcai elliptic Sprin.s, Cmiiagc Springs. lro'i
ANcs, CsrtiasS, aud Bsrouchc Steps. Handles AMI
Locks, Pllted Knobs aud lsnsscs, Dash Frames,
Globe and %.npcral Lamps, Cnncaye and Rim Bands:
Lace. T'asseis, Fringe and Tufts, black. blue AMI
red Morocco Skins, Malnblc Castings. Plated Mou!.
dines. III Carpet, India Rubber Clntt,, Patent i.eaih
er, Whip Sockets, Hinges, Stump joints, Bows for
Baroucllc Tops.
H. = q
a genctal assortment of Saddlcry. Persons dealing
in these articles ate respectfully invited ,P call a"si
cXaninc the Stock. II. Is. RICHARDS.
~ The Danyile Reporter, Fiueas'le Dem6crat
aud Lexington Gazetie, viii please rublisi, the abov"
four times Cuner form and forward tIeir accounts
to this Office lof payment.
April II wi" II
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u. "a y. w. yOKDAS'S
2iatr!iHg hiU sitfe and horizontal
r. q a.

AZ T. OFFER O SALE, aud arc prepared
as agents OF the Inventor and Patlonlecs, 10
fill all Orders iot the above valuable article To the
agricultural community, 1t Is 40 constructed rs To
be cute convenient IN changing Tho Mould Board,
vet durable, aud performs "a Gar ns We have heard
10 the rn'ite satisfaction OF all those who have
fairly tested II.
We subioiH 4 few Of the many crtJicatcs nttcstiug
lis usefulness. MeCORkLE X MCDANIEL.
BrproEp GouNrf, Va. 20th oct, 1898.
Your requested me-, liter trying your I'LL Side
Plough, to let you know now liked II. have
iallowed about fifteen OF twcf1 acres oi clover land
with II, and am well pleased WITH MS work both rs II 70
=, os 10 the quantity and quality OF the plouglIng ,
-, consider II u greater draft lhhn the Nc
'no,,c,, ,.,,nph that we have in general use tor lal-
,,,,n, ,na, ., o.hor glass; lands. After II became
s,,ant, r.a,, ,ac il ,,s.~ered my most sanguino cx-
ncc,al,ons ineyo,y ~resnSc,. ..nd consider II weleo
lilled 10 rank hlgl, amongst MT n''"'ons' .'o'
the better cultivation Of our lands alo II improve
ment OF our soil. Wishing you thu patron 81 '"'e"
! lhink you justly mern.
am in haste,
Your obcdicnt servant.
ROBER CAMPBELL.
JANuAny |, 1889
Gentlcmen-I have used one of Mr.. Jordan's hill
side pldnrhs Tor the last two or three years. think il
a 1rst rate plough aud feel no hesitation ~ recon
monding II. The only objection have ever heard
made 10 the plough, ~ The time supposed TO be ia
ken up IN turning II; ,his II pI%ouglmdn would soon
become accustomed 10, 50 as TO turn II. with but very
liule loss of time. can only add that highly mp.
prove ofthe plough, aud would not, on any iccourt
be without one. NcIy respectfully,
louls. Nc.
HENRY w. MbSflsN.
March % w6w ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

proper 10 suteesl To tie Republicans Of Bedford The
name "i tot 1ehu I. Gil,. who has always been The
menu el f"pniaf nights, and through all the ,irissi
ioaes oil party has supported them with the most nn-
l1nng zeal. Cel. Ora, is 81 we'll known IL the voters
oil hedIotd, that II Is hardly nccessat, To have said
even 'hls much IN relation To his principles. The
"iiier oil llis has bud no communication with him
on Tue SUBJECT bar rtesnmes. thai. though he might
Dc """liiing 10 d'voie much OF hs t,"e To ciert,on-
eett"S' Vel, II elected, lac would not refuse to serve.
NORTH FORM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
OBITUARY.

Died on the 7th inst. at his residence, in Buck
ingham, Mn. WILLIAM PANKEGrIn the forty Snrth
year of his age, leaving "A wife aid one child and nu-
metous relatives to lament his loss. Mr.. Fhnkey
was kind husband, a tender parent, an l~ndulgent
master, aud valuable citizen.
- Oh the morning of The 19th of March last,
in the 3lst wear of her age. Mrs. Lucy GRESHAM,
wife of Col. John Crenshaw. of bedford. Mrs. {.
had been, for several years, an acceptable member oil
the Episcopal Church. and during all that time her
conduct aud conversation exhibited abundante evidence
of The holy influence of The religion she protessed-
As wife, "A mother. a %neiglbor, and indeed in every
relation of social life, she displayed in a high degree,
those amiable qualities, which render woman so use
ful and so lovely IN her most appropriate
sphere.-A widowed husband aud six mother
less children alone can fully appreciate her
wortll,-and none can know so well, and none
can feel so deeply the magnitude oil the loss they
have sustained. Cut off ia The midst OF her years. II
would seem to our shortsighted vision, that she isalso
cut off in the midst of her usefulness, and precisely
felt. But lie, in whose hands are the issnes OF lie
and death, does all things in infinite wisdom y good
ness-and beyond all doubt, this, tho a painful, IS YET
a meroiful dispensation. Ilumbly coniiding ia the
Saviour ofsinnefs, her soul was sustained in death by
;hat blessed hope, which lights even the darkness
Of The grave, and spreads its beams over a higher
and an endless state of existence. II the exem-
plalv tenor of her preceding life be taken IL
connection with the patient resignation and quietuht
Of her death, are we MOI authorized TO believe she "A
now, where the wicked cease from troubling, and thu
/ wcaIy are at rest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

The Boundary Quesion.-The New York Com
mercial says Z" We are enabled to state, on what
we believe TO be good authority, that such ins,ruc-
lions have been transmitted to Her Britannia Males
ysminister at Washington, by the Great Western,
1t VIII obvlate the necessity of sending a special min
'ster to London. The seat Of negotiations for the
"n'' adjustment oftlIo boundary question is transfer
red IRON London to Washington, and those ne po,i-
atoms will be pressed to definite concluslon"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

" he Southern Literary Messenger, FOR A.
PHI Is before us. It's table of contents is very in
''og' out we have not yet had leisure to SIT Gown to
IT. here Isl universal concurrence of opinion. how
"ef' that, within the last twelve months. and pa,llc-
u'afly within the last three or four. there has been
a marhed Improvement, in the character of this Peri.
odical.
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To lie Editors Of he Iirglnian.

Feeling some interest in the result Oh tie BED
ford election, and having heard that Mt. Gh'''on
does not intend being Il candidate ior a scat III 'ht
mat IIousc OF Delegates, l have thought It n.t ~.
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NOTICE
.E'OJf(S,.

WE would respectfully, inform ,hoso that are IN
w debted 10 J Il. Bailey * CO., and Bailey X
Womock, that il they do not come forward ami pay
The claims we have against them, before the first day
of june next, they Will be, without dxlndtion,
placed in the hands ofan officer lorcolleciion.
BAILEY X WOMACk.
! Amherst C.. H., April % w3w -
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ibibFo -
I DUDLEY Y,
NIB. THUR VAN. -

~ The Commissioners OF the Lynchburg and
Tennessee Raj Road Company are requested TO
meet to- morrow afternoon, at ; o'cla0 at the Office
of james W. Morgan, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

John Mercer Gasnett Esq. OF Essex. has been
nominated by the Administration parls. as a cani,
date Tor the State Senate, in the dlsttie, la,el, rem
resented by Stafford II. Parker. ESQ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

u In North Carolina, public opinion is every
day becoming mole and more settled in favor of
Henry Clay as the Wing candidate for the next
Presidency. This is more especially true OF the great
Wing Counties OF Rowan, Wilkes, Randolph. &C..
The antagonist OF Mr.. Van b lren on the Misso uri
question, is the man for the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

~ we are authorised 10 announce that Dr..
'"o"''s L. Mitchell is a candidate loi re-,~lootion
ne County qi Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
FEMALE SEMINARY.
{ H.IKE OTTE 4. H., Z. x.v'I.s.

HNHE SUMNER SESSION OF this Institution
1 will commence the first day of June next, aud
closc the last oil Oeioher following.
The course oil Studies Is thorough aud extensive
embracing all the Importsnt and useful branches u
sually taught IN similar Institutions.
Terms pen session OF : months. aio As follows
In English branches aud the Classics, SD 90
In Instrumental Music. % 90
Use of the Instruments, } Oh
In French Language, 10 90
In Painting, l. 80
Boarding may be obtained on the most accommo
dating terms IN private families, 81 IN the Seminary
Buildings, with the Principal aud his family.
Tuition fees are required IN advance.
Pupils may enter the SEMINARY at any time du-
ring the session, aud will be eharged from such time,
according to the above ,mes-but no deduction will
he made for absence after entrance. except IN cases
OF sickness. SAAl'In |. PRICE, Principal.
MRS. |. |. PRICE. Assis-
MISS A. J. WILLIAMSON, ! tanis.
April o5 w"
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60 .gOursscyEncn Harness Makers.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a first ra'c
w Jourueyman HARNESS MAKER. 10
such a one, the wages OF the society ot Lyhchbufe
of 1885. will be given. None but one of good moral
habits aud industry viii be tak.n.
SAMUEL lIEDRlCk.
Fu,a.tle, A.nIi2j j'
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LwclJurg, april 90, t939.

TO he Democrats Of Beiord County.
GENTLEMEN Upon reflection | do most res
pec,iuIly decline the nomination uale at our last
court. JNO. i. Chiffon.
Bedford CO., April 18th, 1899.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

hLABAMA.-The Tuscaloosa Monitor informs
us that great political revolutions are taking plac c ii
that State. The prospects OF the Wing party iii
says were never SO lattering in Alabama as they are
now.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

u Col. Charles 7. poman aud Dr.. Allied Ley
oum are announced asthe canlidltcs OF the Wbip
patty ~ Roek5ridse, lofthc ueNt House OF Delegates
The Vanites have not taken the field.
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W We learn that VIM. {. Rives Esq. addressed
M :. 'e of Nelson, at them courthouse, on Mon
ddJ .dSt. We did not hear the particulars, however
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

W 1he last New Orleans papers publish the off e
ca account OF the c-establishmont OF Peace between
France aud Mexico, the latter yielding to all the de-
mands of the former government.
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G.roccr.c, n s'rait, AZ Auction.

Will sell, ON Friday the sdlh lust. IN iiont Of
j NY Auction loom.
) buttls Brown SuCai.
10 bags rtlme green talier,
20 beNes bunch Gaisins.
10 hoNcs brown soap,
10 boxes rallnw Candies,
: boxes Raok Candy,
10 boxes oRnges, ! tcsh aud IN good
10 boxes Lemons. ofdrr.
Clocks, " al, hes. Guns. NC. Nc,
| OF : good Saddle aud llarness Horses.
CHARLES PHELPS.
April - II