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OBITUARY.

Died. on Sunday, the lst inst, SAitY AM, in.
fani daughter of Gro, w and Sarah W. Coleman,
OF pllisyhania county, aged - months and - days.
aSnler liila children, and forbid them not, come
unlo me- lor Of such is the Kingdom Of ilea,en'
-, on the 9Th day of August. at his residence
in Franklin city Mr. FRANcls Dlyfna, IN the SSH
yeaf ol aye, having suffered severe ard painful
ILLNESSES Of three months. In this brlri notice OF the
deceased the writer will not attempt Tie Lash ol en-
lnps--suliee 1t to say that Mr.. Dsels Chris.
tian-an1 10 that cxaltcd title ndhIne need be added.
liz was conscious of his approaching dissolution.
aud met the Monster Death "a heeamc a soldier
Il the Cross. lie had Tor some yeats been mem
Der oil The Baptist Church, was zealous III The goud
fitht, faithful to the end, aud died in the hope 81
blessed Immortality. Let thus be the comfort Of his
afflicted aud bercavcd landly-iel them not Gr,cye
IN hopeless sorrow at the dspensnlinns OF Pro.i-
dener. For his mcrcics aud judgements both plo-
coed from kindness--,ndnllc kindness.
- The Religious Herald will copy.
-. in Lafayette. indiana. On the cath ef Au-
gust, ri bilious eyer At The residence Of his father
\. Hatcher, Esq, JAMES w. u. llArcurn, III the
Goth year OF hs age, after severe illness ol IL days
The deceased vas ondcmcd To Ina numerous friends
and relatives by kind and nlectionate disposition
and eentlencss OF manner. le enlnNed the respect
and esteem OF al Who knew him aud departed this
lie with nnblcmshcd regulations lis death
leaves vide ohasn IN the extended circle oil fela-
tlees and friends.
a lecture s,lou, but Of sovereign power
! VICE confusion, and to virtue peace.
---, NJ Arson Butord's il Amherst county al
ter illness OF twrlve days, Mr.. lAMfs tARnIsnN.
llesolnti, nary Soldier, mud highly respectable
citizen aged st sears. Mr. llanison wis man
that had the highest regard iof truth integrity and
beneypenee, and was always esteemed by those who
knew him He bed lull confidence IN the Apostolic
church, aud in his last ,,cHts. when The fatigue ol
ioat seole and six bad honofao," carried him 10
The brink ol the gtivc, lac exclaimed, my time on
earth will 7oon be At on end shall lhen rest wr,h my
saviour where pain aud suffering will be no orc"
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Lectures On 0ratOry.
IL ~ GE Il ~ n

F,fS-. The citizens Of Lynehburg and its vicinity,
AAf~ are respectfully informed that ii
IL 81 e. r. e. fs Il,
exhibiting The higher functions Of Eloqnence, will
he delivered in The Is piis Church, the evening Of
tomorrow ,Fnday sept. 49, at bali past O'Clock,
II being preliminary 20 course Of lusttucto on by
a series Of Lectures ON Tire ant of Speaking, by IA
Professor Of dlstmg and acknoW lodged abill-
ulcs, who las leclured with umiyaI,ed success IN
The Universities Of Oxford, Cambridge. London,
Dublin and Edinburgh. lie comes highly recon-
pcndcd by Lord Broneham, Slf Robert Peel and
several Clcrgymen and Literary professional gentle
men of the highest responsibility IN This Stale, US
well as by Presidents aud Heads Of Universities
through the United States.
For terms, &c. Uidc Circulars Of to morrow
Sept. IL 1t
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I'Horus I1Hulticagslis.


raised by ourselves. and pat up in the best tnanner
Tor kcepine. wlirh will sell upor accommodating
terms. Persons wishing 10 huy be supplied by
calling on Doct Daniel T.. Watsoa of Aibennare,
or Jas f. Homer of Bynclburg. The almost en-s
future OF the crop Ibis year throughout The wlloe
United States in this article. will unduubfeelv make
the enterprise of raising Slips very profitable for
years To come. There is diversity of opinion upon
this subject HOkNER * NAlSoN.
Jnly II tsfl sass
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MI

soU fHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
The September No. of hs periodical has reach.
cd US. We have read only two auicles--the first.
avery vel written criticism on the Writings of tbe
most celebrated American Poets, Which, although
copied land we regret en- PEASANT to sec the Messen
ger copying from eotempotary Magazincs) from the
Democratic Review, is characterized by sound inde-
ment and sttlet lmpatiany-and the second. an IN
terestlug story entitled The Missionary from the
pen OF Miss . J. L. L." young Virginia lsssie.
whose productions are allie erednablo To her taste
and genius. The editor Of the Messenger is folu-
nate IN such an interesting correspondent. There
are no less than three Literary Addresses in the
September No. of the Messenger, by Professors
Tucker. Millingon aud Saunders, all Of the Col
lese Of William and Mary, to theu respective elias
ses. The established regulations OF the authors OF
these Addresses are OF course unqneslionahle pass
ports 10 public favor; bat there may be too much
OF good thing particularly ift come ia showers.
The Messenger however, has earned high fepu-
'e.aa, and The interchangeable efforts of Nj White
drse.ve T., be, as we have no doubt they are amply
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

Hherc afc Tic FederaiiS's? The New Uainp-
shire Courier furnishes us with very impressive
answer 10 tins enquiry. II states that on opening
file ofthc New Hampshire Patriot for tie yea, lell,
saw the names Of the 10 RcpuJHcaa candidates
for State Senators 10 be chosen that yeor-Jeffer-
sonian Republicans. Five Of these now living
They are, William Pluner, now Wing; David l..
Monill, Wing josiah Sanborn, Wing; Sam
uel Qaares, a Wing and Joshua Darling, Wing
Nota Loco Foco among them. But the leaders of
the Administration party in New Hampshire are the
llubbards, the Wadrons and the Cushmans, " ho, at
that time, were rank Federalists. FACES Ike these
are singing commentary upon the unblnshng
pre'ensions Of The Administration party to be rcgarl'
ed as the 'nheli,ols Of the } n lsouiau principles
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Esrngs, .fKodfciHcs, Sc.

To gentleman aeqaainefl with The business, or 10
Practical Apofhedmy Who wishes 10 Engage in bn-
siucss the present Is an excellent uppormity real
ne handsome income from small uptlay al cspiia.
Judging lrum tie hasiness which las been DONE
within the LIST thee moatls, when ihr sabse. .brr
first commenced together with m increasing de-
mand ar articles IN ,i.al line, lac coutlenl thu
extensive business could BIZ done hy persen Who Il
well acquainted viii The business,
Terms will be llbea II IN irmedaie apnlraionr
~ made e., y EANlEk.
DlnyIlic, Sap. i y
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a. State Abolition Sotict, has been l,lmed
in New Jersey AID 4 resolution adopted. Iva vote
oil o"to b. that they will neither vote for nof sup
port the election Of any loi President or Wee
PRESIDENT OF the United States, or Tor Governor, or
Tor any legislative Office who is not in favor Of the
immediate abolition of slavery" We hope they will
bring oat fappah Tor presden, and Garrison FOR Wee
President, aud test their strength.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Virginia Sampson or . 900 Pre-
rnIusn Vegetable.

REMEDY which has never vet been known to
n ial 10 cure Kings Evil or Scroinla, syphilis,
&c, received and for sale al prortietor's prices, at
Howell DAVIES
Agent ioi Proprietor.
SEPT. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

" Inc Delaware Republican, published nea,
residence OF Col. Thomas Robinson, the al
''"s'ra'lon n'omber Of Congress from that State.
f"O'g'y UNITS that the Colonel cannot be depended
fr'n by the Loco Focos as "A thorough. eolpr
'''ocate oil the policy Of the dminis,raon.-Ils
"'"c'' 1t Is said viii be influenced by the Re-
"o''can d9ctIne' which the modem democrats gen.
'''y fepndale, OF obedience to the " i'll of the con
''uen' body. lie admits that he was elected M,
,,L l''"ce oil The conformity Of his own opinions
'""se oil majority of the people o. his State,
'"e operation OF other Influences in despite
we VoP'puiary of his POLITICAL opinions.
W lhefe seems TO have been wonderful in.
u " the gq'e ei lnd'ana since 1887 as well as in
Nunessec II.e .naL Ant. n. ll.n ~. .l.-..... . -
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10 Plague Tie hreHtors."-The Wings have
long complained Of the improper Interference Of
the federal office holders in elections; but il las
suited their antagonists to deny the justice OF tbeir
complaints. 1t seems, however, by The proceedings
Of - The Democratic Association of the second ward
Southwark" (neal Philadelphia tha. even Hfg be
gn to feel the eotfuftins influence Of tbs nle,er-
erce, 1t appears,hy the proceedings Of ibis meeiiug
Tat in tie nomination Of tie democratic nckot for
the Legislature of Pennsy lyania, in that county pub
lie opinion had been unequyocally aud by a very
large majority expressed in favor Of Mai, Thomas
d. Grover, as one Of the candidates But The Of
hce-hoders preferred William Bousall-aut in The
end, patronage, as usual, too powerful Tor mum
bcrs. Grover was defeated, and Bousall's name was
put uron The ticket. The " Democratic Associa-
ton" of Southwark, thercupon assembled and pas
scd number of peppery resouons-denouncin
B ensall - as mere sqnalter in the district. and
notorious catspaw Of the Post Office and Custom
House departments - defending Maj Grover from
shc attacks OF has assailans declaring their deter.
mutation NOT to support Bonsal &c &c They
conclude with the following resolutions. Which show
now faithfully MI an Buren, adhcrcs to the pledge
"lhs 'lIusnious predecessor to preserve the free
dom eli elections unimparel by the influence of
federal patronage:
Rcsotccd, That il is with deep regret tlat we have
learned that the Of the Collector of the port of
Phladclphia was al Mdnayuuk on last Sabbath. and
paid for the refreshments bad by the members of
caucns held there on that day to lhwau The fee
men Of this district in the selection Of represenia-
tive.
Resotrcd, Thai we will not be dictated TO by any
3 'tsons connected with the Custom House or Post
'ihce departments, because are of age and fully
quahed 10 judge for ourselves.
ReSotrcd, Thai as lreemen and democrats We can
not and will not support any ticker got up by bar
gam fraud and caucusng Mm,ayunk on last
sabbath, by few corrupt office holders and Office
hunters.
hcSotred, That copy of these proceedings be
forwarded 10 the President Of the United States one
no the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United
states, one to the Postmaster Geneial one to Col
rage Postmaster at Philadelphia, and one to the
Surveyor OF this pott.
We hope our readcrs,-prticularly our demo-
'"'c feauefs,-wf recollect that this Is not :" a
"h's ''e,' but that it is the formal accusation of
'"'l' own brethren, WHO begin to sec that The in.
reverence oil ofiieehodcrs though at first #nermit
yea Tor the purpose ofuyerthrowinq an ornament be.
ZONES afterwards Tie controlling influence even in
l'Poili assemblases-tha; though they BEGIN as al.
PES, they end as dicttors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

situated in PoIl's Creek Valley On Tie Tnrnpko
road lradrng from Fiooasle 10 hc Sweet Springs,
twenty 1--WE miles ttoultbe former and Eve ion the
latter place OF the suprt,ur advantages Of this
properly, is unnecessary here 10 speak, as they
well known II all wlin hive either v9llcd the Springs
or travelled The Road Al any season. and it II IS PIE.
sumcd thai persons WISHING 10 rent nhl Nies The
PREMISES aud examine ioi themselves Proposals
will be received un The frat day Of Dece der newt
when, If snrh an fir has been made ~ can elpse
with, wall, 10 accommodate the renter, lispose Of.
~ valuation, all my stock. farming utensils, &e.--
The Household and Kitchen Furuilute tdid u selt
Of lIacksmith's Touls, ifneeded to be rented will
tho House aud Farm. WILLIAM BOOTH.
September u 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

wailLc G. .,.tnets of sovereign states" fof the
purpose of cutting figure in then military costume
choose to make vat. they should be compelled to
shoulder the debt Those who dance ought 10 pay
the piper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

o. Professor Cronin, it will be seen, by IN a'-
yertsemenl IN this mornings paper, proposes % ue
liver course Of Lectures the interesting science
EIr.Laon. Professor c. comes to us ltghy recon-
mended, as j. Lecturer, and We do not doubt that
those WHO attend his Lectures will be amply compen-
saled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
MARRIAGE.

Married, at the residence Of Wm. 4, jones' Esq
IN Buckingham, by the Rev. jesse 5. Armstead.
Capt. TnoMts Fox, y member OF the House Of Dri-
gates from Campbell County, 10 Mrs. RACHEL
AnMgrnoAa, of buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

a. The Post Master al Mobile IS said to be
dcflulcr 10 the moderate amount OF about thirty
thousand dollars. Another illustration Of The beau
ties Of the 5ublreasury system Uncle sam las
plenty Of money, however, and the people are very
ahic 10 bc'taScd, in order to aceemolac TIC olIee-
holders uAulh occasional i9an.,
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o. We solicla general attendance o. our GU
zens this evening, at the Presbyterian Church, 10
hear the Leetme OF the Rev. Mr.. Smith oil Danville,
on Popular Education. The subject is one of par
amount importance, aud the ability Of the Lecturer
will we do MOI doubt, invest il With additional inter
nst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

Has the Enquirer heard ding of another industrious plot
heng oeted the mountains, between one I'M
practicable Wing another Wig but lsiweeh
certain Bruonuns Rumuu sueha plot on mol,
and that its object rule Mason OF the course uhie,
and rule certain icntounn aud to make Richie
mil hnnselior Benton for the Presidency. The Whole plot
being up under the auspices OF the Great iumhugeo HIM
self Has the greut p dcecer heard any thing Of tins
spuev We ask tor information. Richmond u hig.
II The Enquirer became tired oft. ludicrous Gunpow
dor plot in the Spring, t it hns had relish ur the word
since The only person blown up by it the deoyeer
As the plot "orerthe mountains" by which Mr.. Mellow
ell connection and mouth piece of B,nion, supor-ede
Judge John ! Mason in the Senatorial nomination. win
ter, profess be ignorant, farther hhn that Benton is
with i- iiend and the whole hive is motion elevate the
chay the Senate. We don't believe however, TINT
they will lie able induce the Enquirer commit itself 10
the support the author of the East Room cte ior the
Presidency For the wriar that deliberate hselood, the
Enquirer lee the unqualified llmay use but
it can never support HIM
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EDEs. II. .Fs. ssEEEFsAW,
STURGEON gEE'gASE,

EEAS returned 20 Lynchburg, and can DE found
. u N The Union Hotel, where I've will in future
cep his office. He takes pleasure IN informing ms
friends, that whilst at the Ninth, he selected and
purchased an abundant supply of every material ne
ccssary for his business Those who may need ar
,GciaI tecth from one entire set. invited tn
cal, and examine his Articles US las believes that they
are not surpassed for utility or beauty, Which as
will insert on The best and most approved modes. .
A., 10 -. ii IN 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
LECTURE ON EprCATION.

The Rev. Betlann NJ. Smith, of Ddnv,llc, will
deliver a lecture on PornIa, Education At the second
Presbyterian Church, IhlS EVENING, NJ early
candle light. The citizens are invited to attend ON
the occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

MIR. PREMISES LETTER.-The readers
attention will be at acted by the letter of the dstin-
guished Misss>ippan, S. $. Prcntlss, in another raf
of this mornings paper. Even those who may not
be convinced by his cogent argument and ieeitons
illustrations, will be pleased with The elegance aud
espieuty of his style. Those who believed, that,
10 getting nd of the Monster, they AT the same
time escaping the evils oithe Banking system, cannot
fail to perceive, by MI. P's elucldaon OF the
uer in which tie present organization of that system
oueyatts that al best TO homey but expressive
phrase it was Jumping out Of the flying pan into the
fire. If the power Of National Bank 10 contract and
expand its issues at will and thereby alternately TO de
press & enhance the value ofproduce 4 pfopery,was
Just cause oil comple int and alarm, we had ut least
some protection against the capriclous exercise Of
tins power IN its accountability the representatives.
Of the whole people of the United States. That
same vast pow er is now lodged in the hands of a
corporation, which, by its immense capital aud
credit Is equally potent for good evil, but which,
owing It's existence to State, is responsible oAy 10
that State and rot to the whole people 81 The
Union, fol the prudent and proper exercise OF It's
functions But it is needless to do more than 10
direct The reader to Mr.. Premises remarks this
subject. No dispassionac and unp,ejadeed person
can read them without cling then force.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

'ENllE subscriber basing determined to remove 10,
n the rouotry, - anSieaslo dispose OF his IN
TIRE STOCK flf
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From The charlottesville .4drocaie.

rom The Charlottesville Adrocdte.
The Peaches again The Editor of the Enqui-
rer deems the terms Of our proposed wager rather
hard bur not being disposed to sickle at trlcs,"
takes us up. But as il would be quite pleasant to
have little Champagne with the peaches, he pio-
poses to bet Jar of his olta best peaches (ofc0n-
renientSsc) and equal at least in beauty and flavor
to ours, against bali zen OF Champagne, that the
great " Table Orator will not be elected Plesi,
dent of tie Uoted States, against the =" Little Ma
gician." Here the odds are sa'Est u.s. as it is not
certain that Mr.. Clay will be the eau OF the
Wing party. But IS ne are not disposed 10 sue
kle at II flts," we take the bet. The Enquirer
proposes another ager OF fec dfacHS u pure eot6
or basket of Champagne, Jar OF branded
Fruit on the ultimate sole of the good old State OF
FluRauna. Here again, the odds are against US, as
the county has heretofore been almost unanimous
70, Vln. But, pure gold aud Champagne being
rather things with AS, and there being already
enough intoxicating articles stake TO render us
obnoxious to the intcrdicted canoas of the Tenn
peranre Society, we will 20 him ruRdtct OF
first rate perSiHton beer against basket d CRABS,
and q dozen StecPica{s, upon the Presidential votes
of each of our native countles-fluyanna aud Es-
So much for bagateic. We come to some
thiug more substantial. A friend elbow
th0fzes to propose to out eotemporary wager OF
coat fneig hbor Cochran's best Manchester super
fine Direct iaporation landing from the Ldgodd
from Iiverpool-nonc of YOUR New \ ork fraudulent
enlry stull-upon the Presidential vote OF the good
old state OF Virginia, the mother OF Statesmen
"IIdrry Of the West" against the - Northern man
teih Southern principles" And we will add one OF
oarod friend Ihompson's best snpeflne beavers, on
the vote Of Tennessee, pair OF Atkins ne plus ultra
hnais OF ScW Ork, par OF stockings, mauulacur-
ed from he genuine 9ioras HnititaaiiS. on Mary
land and ra'r of gloves OF tie same material, on
North Carolina.
Should these bets be taken, we shall probably at
tend the Inauguration Of Mr. Clay, on the 4th OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

O. The expenses of the Maine ar"iIl not ez-
ccelt IS said 500, 00O-and the leading Admloist'a-
ton journal in Maine says lor about lhrcc.loufths
Of this we have just claim upon the United States
which will doubtless be paid at the uext session oil
Congress- We wonder lEey DO not go in for the
whole at once But upon what ground, VIC should
Ike to know, have they the slightest claim up
ON The national treasury The Governor OF
Maine undertook this 'tedr' upon his own hook,
not at the solicitation Ul the general govern
mcnt, but against lis eaIEcst remonstrances.-
And now, lorsoolh. the State IS 10 prefer claim
against the general government, topay Tor the ioo-
Ish freaks Of lis pot-yallant Governor. we sad III
the time thai tits would be tic up-shot, as 1t was
the design, OF the warhc farce. ltwaSa mere tfie~
to make a levy upon Uncle Sam. II tllere had been
any DANGER Il a fsht there would have been less
haste IN marching the borders Of The Atooste Ok
We hope that the claim will b. promptly voted down
by Coasfess Ly overwhelming maJolhs II our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

Hcetoneeriog Baatcrs '-'rhe editors Of the
Charlottesville Advocate aud Richmond Enquire,
lase been bantcrIng each other for week or two
past with waecrs,-Bmndy Peaches against Cham
pagne.-on the result oilhe next Presidential cleo
ton. From the last No ofthe Advocate e perceive
thai what commenced IN spilit OF sport is Ike
~ 10 end in heavy wapprs:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

"71c Peoples Friend This is the title of the Conserva
live paper Abingdon, edited by John n. Iumcs, Esq.
first number Of which reached yesterday II exhibits
the selection aud arrangement OF its natter and talent in
the editorial department. II takes strong and decided ground
against the SubFreasury based correctly eass. upon
doctrines first promulgated in the city of New ork by n
motley herd ~ Agranns lnddc aud Fanny Wright men, but
since grown Fashionable aud adopted by high pners
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gss,g,TlyG ghcsvaqs.

WIFE HAVE received a fresh supply Of the gen
w uine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTING
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought ~ the
State. TURNER & BURWELL.
June 3 Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

- Convention Of Delegates composed mutually Of the
friends of Cen Harrison and MIR. Clay, assembled Harris
bur Pennsv yania, the 5t inst for the purpose Of polu
chg harmony and oaciou in their proeeednr
Il Is nd TINT the utmost un0nmiy and good feeling preea
ed aud the appes results anticipated from her abors
We hail this movement ouinous of good But ihng
is necessary TO urc the unity Of action
that IS that certain Editors in the WesI, devoted 10 Gen
Harrison, should ahate somewhat of their personal predec
toas in their editorial lucubmtons. They do any
good-they may do harm.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES

To bc drawn lisis week.
Rocker. Lottery - Exchange Once,
Lynclibure, Sept. l2ih, 1888.
l Capital Prize Of S3o'ooo
~ Prizes 500 :
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Delinquent stock Sor Sale.
N{yILL be sold On li1 l2ih day sc October next.
w before the Aoeie1 ptote Of Pawn. Iur-
nrr. IN the Town Of stuehbuE, shares pi Stock IN
the PHtsy Igania i,nd LAnehbae Turnpike Company.
subscribed by Capt. Keh'd. Pcikp,e. 10 satisfy tin,
4, aud 6 teqnistions OF the Company OF 80 per
share on each irqaisnon. Is order Of tbs ird.
+. 5. MILLER Treasurer.
=. 4. l.. +. Coup.
Sep. - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

Pcaasylrdatg. -Ihe lleftlsbprg keystone of the
lth inst. states that thus lar not an Otter for
single dollar OF the State loab has been made aud
adds, "lf tins loan is not soon taken, the public
woths must stop, the contractors and workmcn rain.
ous, Eel the pressure and all classes of the com.
muni,y di,cr,i, on Indirectly become sufferers"