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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

Last Phase Of the Moon.-Madam Luna, of the
Enquirer, proves by figures that the Loco Focos in
the next Legislature will have every thing their own
way. Ithen proves, by words, Notwithstanding the
old adage, that figures can lie. If, its arithmetic
demonstrates the Loco Eocus have Inc ascendancy
in the next Legislature, what becomes of its admis-
sion that the Conservatives and Impraclcabes have
the game in their own hands Aud what, too
becomes OF the horrible plots which it charges
upon the Wings and Conservatives Why SHOULD
they plot, If they numerically too feeble t,
consunmate their schemesl We respectfully sug
gest to the Enquirer that il would all diminish
its claim to cicdcnce if II would preserve some lnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

a. The Metropolis says; Mr.. Campbell is an
uncompromising FederdSt, who orepl into his situa-
ton as Democrat, and no sooner got there than he
became avlolent opponent oftbe measures of those
who gave him Office" Every word false Mr..
Campbell was appointed shortly after Gen. Jackson
election TO the Presidency, and was an Underwriting
supporter Of his Administration 10 lis close. He
has since opposed the financial experiments
which have brought ruin upon The country, in the
vain attempt TO give better currency" the
character of his official duties enabling him to de-
tec their mschevous consequences and it is for
this, and this only, that lie is prescribed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

1 Candidate ap'd'-Thc knoxville Register
states thai al Jaehsonborongh lately. Mr. Mckinney
the Wing candidate for Congress in that dISt,er
'e'" rom list al appropriations made BY the last
oo'sfess, pretty large sum Tor sending Minister
10 'iussa' 10 iofm commercial relations with that
government aud then enqured Of Mr.. Mcclellan the
Loco toro member. aud candidate Tor reelection,
"hefe hnsea was. the extent Gifts commerce, Ne.
Mcclellan finding his geography at fault. "hem'd
ana Ia" d. aud said he had unfortunately left his
documents at home, and therefore could not answer
the question:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

o. The Nashville Union says, "A lie well stuck
to is as good the truth" That Is the reason, we
suppose, that the Editor sticks to his denial that he
was an Aboonist, whilst he edited the New Bed
I'd Gazette in the teeth of the articles from his own
pen which prove tlat he 1rds one Of that faction
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

E.'STkAYED from the subscriber, on Friday the
IA 18th OF June, black Cow and Yearling also
black, but not quite deep black as the Cow,
both unmarked the calf had a muzzle on, with
nails TO prevent lis sucking. ] will pay the above
reward on he delivery Of the slid cattle me, will
be thankful for any information about them,
BENZ. A. PHILLIPS.
July 2ui-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

UTThe Faculty olthe Richmond Medical College
have published Catalogue Of the officers and stu
denis for the session of 1859, (the first session of the
College from which it appears that there in at
tendance upon the lecture, 46 Students 40 of whom
were from Virginia, from North Carolina, . from
Georgia and from Arkansas Fourteen of these
graduated. The winter term will Commence on
Monday the 2ls Of October; and weagau take
casion to recommend this Institution the favorable
consideration of Southern students.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

u 1t is said that Mr.. Hector Craig recently re-
moved from the New York Custom House, to make
room for Eli Moore is TO be well provided for
When Van removes his friends in order to carry
out the Democratic principle of rotation" it is on
the P.-Y.- Daniel PrinclPte of swapping common
grass for clover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

~ We learn fom the last Danville Reporter
that a Silk Company, Of which the Rev. J ehu Hank
is President, "a very appropriate name. by the way
has been formed in Csswe county, N. G. for the
purpose of making Silk. 1t is about TO commence
the erection of a Cocoonery, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

~ The Editor the Enquirer found most adj.
mira6e imi'a'or in the temporary occupant of his
editorial chair, during his few days absence from his
post. The 'grasshopper sl,le," as Mr. Walsh han
ply characterized it, admirably preserved IN the
illusions OF tie pro lem editor as well as the initial
subslIuilons lof which ornament the editorial
columns of that paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

~ The Nashville Union excains "Vr sna is
all Right" in staring capitals aud Immediately I'M
derneath remarks, very appropriately, "A lie well
stuck to is good as the truth - An admirable
commentary on its text!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

lst The Mechanic Arile, ,nseeiiens 1.-two.
2nd The Patrick ienf Soeee, with their hammer,
he hpdce pthe atnn in sections ot two, hcnd
edh, rhe,r r's dcnt aud We President
3rd. Orator Reader aud Educating clerrv IN horouchc.
ith Reverend Clergy Of the town aud adjacent country.
9th. Nv hhutg Band,
OH Revolutionary soldiers
1th. IyuChburg Cadets, IN actions ottwo,
9Th. lyuohburE Gun Neus Society with their hammer
wearing the hodsc oihe e,aen injections of two head.
ed by their Precedent and wee President
oh. lNuohbuig lose COMPANY, IN uniform, headed by
their Engineers, IN sections Of two, with their carriage draw
uih Judge of the District Mayor and Aldermen, rrcsi-
dem and Ncmbcs ol the Common Council Of lhs town Ma
Eistratos aud other tnh Officers nj The tawn and country
llh L,uchbuig lifht Infantry, IN SECTIONS OF two.
lerh. tEce aud Suungef, msceuons ii two headed by
the Officers OF the Mllia III nullurm
The following rnrmon hn,e been appointed Maishos ct
the Day, and hereby esp tiN requested to act IN that
eapn, Nv: Gen. David Rodea Grand Mushai tulonols Swl
SON Phelps, lunghorne, Holmes Mnor "na'd aud Capt.
Grteu, Assistant Mmshns.
The rocc.sou Will be formed IN front Of the unon Hotel,
al 10 o'clock prccscly by tie MARSHALL mud w proceed
thence down NNn street until the eennr nnNos opposite tue
Slorchousc oi Mes-rs, Cobb Nmsead halt display hi"
line and receive the Orator aud RENDER NJ present Rms with
appropriate Music then whre into sections d" two amt pro-
cecd down Nnu street Ia is int seoon with SG''nh alley
up Seventh alley TO Ihnd Fee mud thence 10 inc Me"d
Episcopal Church. into WHICH will pass hom he rear 10 the
nsziguod loows the aat u nsslencdo the Reeve
reud Clergy and evolutionary Soldiers tie tour pews OF to
middle tier front Of the pulpit II the Anehbutg Cadets
the four Immediately 10 the Civil Authorl'ep aud
the remainder the Mechanic AfulelN aud lirh Infantry
Companies the former the ,e mud the latter the lt
the tier Immediately the feh ol The pulpit totho ouna
Mens Society huo the lett 10 the Patrick Henry Soci
Tho side ter on thc ri4ht the pulpit the yuchbme
Hose Cnmpnny md that on iie LEM 10 the Officers ortc Mi
htn Ciy,n- aud The tbut pens hr gallery
front ofthc pulpit the l,uehhnrg Rnnd and the rcmniN
me news IN Inc lu, are e. m all n.snrd 10 the lu,ics.
Tho Church will he opened NJ balf past O'Clock, or the
reception Of odrs but gentleman will be admitted except
The aged and ndrm until the Procession fhl have pN'cod
Mcssrs. John Thurman, janes ". Morgan, Lewis brown,
Wm. Sunptcr David Holman aud George Valentine are re-
apctlll, requested intend al tic tnel, Ion the purpose
oirecei,ng the Indies aud eneag 1ess arrangements into
effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

O. That excellent paper, and the oldest we be-
lieve in the Commonwealth, The Norfolk Herald
looks remarkably ridy in its new suit We congrat-
ulate ii upon It's juvenile appearance and upon tho
spirit with which il is about to encounter the new
enterprise of daily publication. The Herald is
one ofhe old orthodox Republicans Of '98. battling
now, ii did then against Federal usurpatons and
Executive omnipoteuce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

o. A plan is now foot IN Richmond TO build
a splendid Hotel on the former site OF the Eagle
The cost is estimated at $50 000 and the rents al
from Is TO 500 o00 thus yielding ! or II per cent.
Subscriptions the amount OF $50 900 have already
been made. and 1reat confidence is expressed the
success of the undertaking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

" The engine OF The car on the Richmond and
Petersburg Rail Road run of the track the 2ith
inst. short distance beyond Swift Creek, but the iron
work connecting the engine and tender with the pas
senger cars fortunately giving way, the passengers
received no injury. One ofthe fremen was severely
hunt but not dangerously. This is the first accident
which has occurred that road since ii went into
operation. and Is attributed by some to defective
rail, and by others 10 the unseadness of the engine
wheels caused by wear and tear of long continued
service.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

- writer in the Enquirer nominaIes Maj
Charles lancey, Of Buckingham, as the next Gov
ernor Of Virginia. All barney. The knowing
ones" have settled the succession in another quarter
altogether.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

- James Fepnnlefe .aafgf ithr Nu,rii-tI Esquire is
endeu'otng wmeke sad havoc with the editorial PATERNITY
lie has caused Jamea Walsnn Webb Of The n Y Courier
ihmow Weed tot the Aban, E.enns journal aud T. r.rc
lei Of the Chcnango Telegraph be indicted r Gbclous
language IA then respective newspapers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

- - u 4. II. III o. ss 4 Anchor.
ID rneahpnas. Walbinn, iletdseiek ( Co., key,
fanapn, Constitution, Lilly, h1oet. Creole. Baehns.
jolly Mercury. aud II variety of other genuine and
OF first order.
STILL. AND SPARKLING HOOKS & BUR
GUNDifS, Madeira. Sherry, Chambeftin. tiaret.
Port, inta. Lisbon. rcuofiflc, Mamsey. Greek, Nal
aga, Samos, Muscatcl Batsac, Red and White Her
mitaee. etc " n T. S
BRANplES. Arnck, Gin. cotdials, Brandy
Fruits, Pickles Preserves, Jolles. 1ans. Pepper
Sauce. Rasins, Almonds Havana, Principe and Re.
gala Segns.
EXTRA FINE Family Imperial. Gnnpowder aud
flark Teas.
Refined Table Salt, French. English aud Ameri-
can Mnstatd, with large supply oil l,kr Gnods.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Juno = II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01
EIrgiuiW state lottery.
.YEagastGCeHg Scheme :

Besldcsa great number oI S3bO 5oo, $40 &c, &c
Whole Tickets only SlD-llnves S5-t}rs. 80.
For sale in great variety Of choice numbers AT
BOOkERS PRIZE OFFICE.
o. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
d. S. Gregory u Go, in all TirPinia Setemes, (ac.
companlcd by cash or Prize 1Ickcts) prom pity and
con6dentially attended TO, when addressed 70
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on sec
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which |
sell Tickets, published in this paper, ffhe Nugi
MANI so soon the Official List Of the Drawing is
received. H. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

flttow F.VrH-oneoi lie Nrw o,lcauns ropca an.
henees that the ,ea" fesef has aae appearance that
eiiy-dt- cases having occurred The Of the
statement howcNcr,is questioned in other journals,
Several case of yeo" etefhase also occurred among the
crews Of Eastern ,esscH lying IN the habot Charleston
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

~ Tue General Court of Virginia commenced its
summer session in Richmond on the 9th OF June.
Present, Judges Saunders, Daniel, Summers, Up
shaw, Field, Lomax, Scott, Leigh, Thompson,
Brown, Fry, Ciopion, Christian, Duncan and
Mason.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

consistency between its e,pbcnng. las jack
Downing might say. and its arguments. When
one cuts the throat OF the other, lis readers may be
at loss which to believe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01
Lottery EssOtES To-. 7gOsyOsr,
At Richmond.
Eees6gr@ .gCGtfcis9y E0fSery,

Extra Class No4 for 1889.
To be drawn Al RICHMOND on Fuesday ed July.
1889. q The drawing will be received this
office Thursday, the 1th inst. AT & O'Clock,
+. NJ
o. ! Capital Prize Of $4,000 /
n p - Prizes " 1000 !
Whole Tickets only Si--Ilalvcs s2-Quarte,s ST.
For sale al BOOKER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

q There seems TO be some doubt who is to re-
ccye the appointment Of Treasurer as the successor
of John Campbell Esq. y letter from Washing
ton to the editor Of the n. Y. Counter informs us
that AbiJah Mann, Of that State, is prominent can.
duate lorthe favor Of tic President as well as Ex-
Register Sollcn Of Richmond. The President, we
are told, "appears to be weighing, with IN impair
l'al eye, their respective merits'--lhat is we Pre-.
sumo, trying 10 ascertain which oflhe twain i'll bring
most strength To The Adninlslfaon-lhought the cor
respondent Of the Courier thinks HAT Mr.. Selden
will be successful. That is likewise our opinion :
because there Is row bat little doubt that it was
promised to Mr. S. when lac med the REGISTER.
ship Of the Virginia Land Office to embark in CON
test for Congress in opposition To Mr.. Bolts; and
the Richmond JanIo " i'll rot permit one offs promi.
nenl members to be Tilted. Mr.. Selden might, per
haps, have voluntarily lelmquished hls claim to the
office, if The result OF tie late election IN this State
had left him any hope Of being chosen Governor
next winter, in accordance with last winters "po:"
but that cake being dough-" II is probable lie will
insist upon Tie redemption oithe pledge frst made
10 place hls feet in Nj. Campbell's slippers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

JOINT Committee ct Arfunre for the rcoprct
FULLY the following. the etor al celebration
the ensuing Anniversary OF National lndencndencc
is Statutes 10y the Mechanic Attllti,, momag, aud
evening
2nd. \ Cril md 1iiiar, Procession.
3rd The Declaration Of independence Ia read y Capt
Samuel |. " ajt, aud Grafton h, Mr. Nm. NJ Davis
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a valuable I race OF land
s'0sS SIZE.

.s,y.aSA. THE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell
ssess'otsfslSs THE FEeAcT oil LAND,
S*YNfs upon which lac resides. containing about
mah. 32g4 Acres.
II Is situated imucdImcy upon the waters OF Goose
Creek, Adjoining John Nance Presley Collins,
Speet llandell, lying milcs west nf l,restillc IN
the County otRtdiord. II contains open Laud sui
dcicui lof OF } handSt tend it is we'll adapted Ion
tobacco aud all kinds Of gram. we'll walered
aud has first rate mill-sitr. Tic Improvements
ff-sss consist OF a Good Dwelling EEonsc,
Ei3i and every necessary Oul House, Tobacco
s-2-.A Bains &e. Also most excellent Apple
Orchard. \ further description IS deemed nnntecs-
saty As II II presumed, those wishing l. purchase
would Like 10 examine the premises. Terms will
he made acrommo dating and easy
The purchaser can get the Crop made on sad PIE
Misses and also, the stoch Of Cattle Hogs Sheep and
Plantation Utensils II not sold by the fist ai Sep
trmbef next, il viii be for rent.
ANTHONY G. TINSIEY.
July IS
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y gRER.
- G.sED.
To the People Of NJ ddle Western and South Yves
tern Virginia

To the People of VI ddle. Western and South Yves
tern Virginia.
Bookei's Lottery h Exchange Office,
L,nchbuie. Va. July Isl, 1882
Having recently established al Office this place
for The purpose ofearryidg the Lottery and Ex-
change business, on the most liberal terms, have
nude such arrangements M will enable me Mt all
times TO supply the orders of my customers for Tick
cts ~ the Virginia Lotteries, drawn by ID. s. Gregg
~ n Co. 1teae LOTTERIES are generally drawn
twice y wcch-ane Al AleNandi ia on Saturdays, re-
cewrd nj my Office ON Tuesdays following the
othcrdrawn n Richmond on Tuesdays. and received
on Thursdays The ficbis sent to our customers
40 IN all eases the original tickets Of The Managers.
procured directly tlom then Office, eld sold NJ The
Sdt9c prices rs nj Richmond OF New Yok. Prizes
sold at my office are always pad IN Cash on presen-
tttlpn. II is therefore lnanesy to the interest OF
all persons who reside IN this part Of Virginia, wish
ing To procure HCkets. 10 forward their orders, by
mail Otherwise. 10 my Once, instead Of those
list OF the drawings will always be published in
the lNnchbnIg blfginlan So soon as received. Tho
schemes for July are vtfy splendid. Orders for
Tickets will be must promptly attended to, when ad
dressed TO HENRY II. BOOKER.
Lyachbtrg, Ia.
Iuly 1t
~ The Abin Statesman, Fncasllc Demo.
Graf, Lexington Valley STR, aud LcwIsburg En-
qulrcr viii insert the foregoing iimes IN the,
respective papers, AMI iorwlfd their accounts 10 this
oihcc lur collection.
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ANGEH8Ke
Sso,.is,9U Kg0gsSiag Cloths.

4 HAVE on hand large supply of genuine AN
u CHOIR GERMAN BObTING CLOTHS
No to TO- which will warrant equal to any in,
ported and will be sold low Northern retail
prices. JOHN IL MEEM.
june 6. Avn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

u HE Globe is always putting about the Aboli.
hoalsm ii Nj sadc Wing member OF Congress
rom Vermont. Il takes care, however. 10 keep its
readers ignorant Of the haierer candidate ion
congress inn by the Loco Focos atthc last election
IN otmon MIS- connected with the Anti-Slayet, So
ciety, among Them Barber, the competitor Of Slade
who Is the Secretary of the State Abolition Society.
Inc only Van Buren, member of Congress from
Vermont, Nj. Smith, rs decided AN Abolltioost
ms Nh slade himself And it is stated by the New
ok Wig, that Mr.. Nathan Smile. the Loco
toeo candidate Ion Governor, was nominated because
lie could carry more Abolition votes than any OTHER
man IN the State-as is the fact in relation IN Mar
Gus Morton, the Van Buren, candidate for Governor
OF Massachusetts likewise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

ClnTgas. GAsssnEssEs, sc.

WYE have received assortment OF splendid
w Cloths Gassimeres and Neslings, with 4 va
ricy of other Goods suitable cor gentlemen's Sum
mef Wear, which will be sold low.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Anil II II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

a. The article from the Madlsonian relative TO
the removal of Mr.. John Campbell from the Office OF
the L. s. Treasurer will satisfy The reader that that
gentleman has not been deprived of office because of
his delinquency or iucompctency, bu solely because
of conformity of opinion, in reference to the
Sub Treasury scheme with the appointing and re-
moving power Thus while Mr.. Van Buren, and
his presses in the habit OF telling the Conscrya-
lives, that difference Of opinion with the Admnstra
ton on the Sub-Treasury question is not sufficient
cause Of opposition Then part Vans re-clecton
Yet they show that they regard opposition to it, on
the part Of their suhordinates, adequate reason for
removal from Office lie must be a craven, indeed,
who, on such unequal terms, will consent to sink
or swim with Mr.. Van Buren,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

q" The Metropolis sounds the trumpet,
beats the drum" over Mr. Canpbelfs removal
Cerberus evidently thinks that his chance for bono
is brghtening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

EyHch6ars anF Richmond
DECENTRALIZATION E.lslo.

fHNIE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING of the
u Lynthbnrg aud Richmond Transportation Com
pauy viii be held IN the Town of Lynchbure. on
Monday the btll day OF 1uly 1880. ~ O'Clock p. NJ
VI ". DAVENPORT, Secretary.
July isJ
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IL a. ID. az a es Es n =,

AElNo associated with him Mr.. PAM G..
Bowirs The business IN future will he CONT
nurd ut thc old stand. under the firm OF Geo Barbv
4 to.,--who nftef To their friends and the pub.
lie IN general, urge and well seleccd assortment
Of Groceries, at wholesale and retail upon the most
accommodating terms. GEO. BAGBN.
PAULC. BOWLES.
July 3w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

fENlE subscriber, ntcnactng his thanks to his old
n customers for theif patronage, takes this
sion to request Those who are indebted ban 10 come
forward and ray their respective dues, aud all those
having claims against Inn are requested to present
lhrir acc cunts lof settlement GEO. BAGBf.
Jolly 81
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Il Es b. y III d % ID I'D -

nrNE u7t7s, 1880. .,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, hand
w some assortment oil
.g'EEg' O. cons,
Consisting ia pafl Of the following atlic'es
Blue black =. de Sou,
Back Gfo de Rhine.
Do AIatlion Lusltinss,
Printed Lawns,
Black aud blue black Bombszlucs
Checked aud Plain Swiss NJ usins,
Vcnels lionnni l,,binds, new Article,
Figured Gro de Nap do
Chenrll Cord,
Bhct, koted and PLAIN English silk Hose,
White 10 do do do
Black hlofayian do il,
Dlach nd fancy eoouied T@isied Silk Gloves,
Da do hid do
DO no Twisted Slh Mus,
Bonnet Whale Bone.
We deem It useless To ennmcratc, az our stock oi
GOODS is at present large aud desirable, comprs-
ing nearly every atiole OF Staple aud Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES,. HATS, SHOES, dc.
Nc. We cordially invite ON iIends aud the pub
lie generally to give rs cali We arc determined
10 sell them good bargains,
YOUNG * MEM.
| door beipt0 the fdfmcrS Bank.
We have several Rooms above our Store for tent.
Y. * M.
June II Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

The Royai Proyrcss-The United State, Marshal a,,
New Jersey has officially notified the local auiberi, alone
"e man route of travel through that State from WASHINGTON
TO Ne" York. that the President would pass through ON or
apoo' snch day; and the authorize in du, bond take
immediate steps 'omarh the royal pro- by some ohcn of
submissive respect
60 says the New York American. When j. a. Adams,
'""s ms Presidency, travelled homewars he put on his
"""ou'' jumped IN the stage, and got Quinc, before
any one knew he had left Washngon-apd IN Ike no
returned And yet was called an Arsoerat-tbc bo ~
travelling cHbinct'5n electioneerng President Now
"eiase as much fuss made nbou Vans sis To kincrboo
as II he were sort of Napoleon ola fellow returning from
The wars laden with the spolls of victory-and he is
Democrat! So much or putty names
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

u In going from Washington to New York, The Prcs-
dent instead oil taking the ordinary route through Baltimore
and Philadelphia passes th ugh Chambcsbure IIsnsburg
borks coHny and Easton Pcnnss WANNA and through New
'ersey-thus reaching New York, tsa,s the Hcrad by
route that dreamed taking from Washington to
the North Butwho tasks the;lledl knew "lis ENte
leney 10 take direct route, politics geography when
ho could "turn about and wheel about -
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.VER,s DDDS.

NATE HAVE JUST Received few packages OF
w .g'Egg' GOODS,
whchwo. are determined TO sell, at reduced Prices
amongst them are .a