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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

ns- HENRY CLAY made his grand entree into Buff
falo on Wednesday at half past ten o'clock in the
morning. The "Republican'' says that the caval-
ne a.e pune uInncr, ana gave "Csnpro-
mise, Concession, and Union" In the evening
he visited the theatre, and made his grand exit from
the city on Thursday morning, and went to the
Falls.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

10. one hundred soldiers left Buffalo last Thurs
day, 10 join General Scott al Fort winnebago
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

TIE RoBERr's vAsE.-we must get up hand
.ome tribute to the gallant commander Of the British
oueen, the frst that crossed the Atlantic from
England by steam. There is vase in the city that
was made for the purpose, and we do hope that our
merchants and citizens viii have the good taste and
beraty to purchase it and present it to the gallant
----s- oyer x-suUscrTPrrUn. --~-' ea'hn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

AS- We call the attention Of the Street Inspector
of this ward the filthy state of Ann, Nassau ana
Fulton streets, particularly the upper part OF the
latter. There is great nuisance almost daily oppo-
site Mr.. PERKINS,, l46 Fulton street, in the shape
of an old oat box and horse feeding there &C. The
filth we saw there yesterday was enough to breed
pestileDce; the excellent sidewalk was strewed
with oats and dirt and the old oat box and cart in
the gutter kept back dirty sush to such an extent as
to make the place unapproachable. Clear away the
old horse and the old oat box.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
SaleOfLands.

IN pursuance Of decree pronounced on the 23d
Court of Law and Chaucery for the town OF Lynch
bnrg, in TWO causes in Chanccry depending therein
between James Bullock, complainant. aud Harry Ann
Cabel widow OF John j. Cdhe deed. aud other de-
fendants and between David q. Murre, SUNG as
well in his own behalf as such other creditors Of
John Bullock have an lnccs, IN the subject mat
ter Of the suit, and may pray u become parties anu
contribute 10 the costs thereof, complainant, AMI
John Bullock and other defendants, the undersgn-
pose, will proceed, on Thursday, the 2lst day of
February 1899 il fair, and if not the next fair day.
to sell, upon the premises, by way Of public auction
to the highest bidder the lands IN and by said decree
directed to be sold by us, being tract or parcel Of
of land containing by recent survey 1924 acres, be
the same more or less, lying and being IN the coun-
~ of Bedford, the north side Of Ivy Creek ond on
both sides of Brig Branch, fork of Ivy Creek, ad-
ionnp the lands of John O. Leitwich and the Heirs
of John l. CabeIi, deed. lands of Benjamin Wiggn-
ton and James Metcaf The land will be sold, in
pursuance of said decree. on credits OF SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months equal Instruments the pufcas-
er or purchasers executing 10 MS as commissioners,
his or the bonds, with approved security ana 'he
title of the lands lobe withheld, as further security
/ for the purchase money"
| The land will be shown TO any person, wishing TO
view it, by John Bullock, living adjoining IT,
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Comms-
! JOHN BULLOCK, soneis.
| Janruary2l Hr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
UNION ACADEMY.

THE FIRST SESSION orthis institution vii
Il commence al old Concord, Campbell Co., the
LIST Monday in February, under the dnec ion oil
Benjamin w. Curtis, A. b., as Principal. For the
last two years Mr.. Curtis has had charge OF the Slate
River School, Buckingham Co. Va. aud is highly
recommended by the Trustees Of that School also.
by President Lord of Dartmouth College. N. H., OF
which he isa graduate.
The academic year is divided into two sessions oil
five months each. Pupils may be entered al any
time, but no deductions will be made, leases OF
sickness excepted) from the time of their entrance
10 the close of the session. t.a
Fees for Tutio are as follows viz:
Greek, Latin, German or French. SIS per session.
Higher branches Of English, 10
Elementary do
Board, including bedding, washing, fire, candles,
&c can be obtained IN private families, cigh, dol
lars per month. Fees for tuition and board will be
required at the expiration Of each session.
~ Is. Parents and guardians may rest assured,
tina, the morals Of the students will strictly attend
ed to.
BY order ofthe Board,
q. E. CHEATHAM, President.
Cannbell "a Va J,nuayv ..
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NOTICE..

DY virtue of a deed OF trust executed by the late
Ed Hill Carter, bearing date the 10Th day of May,
1928, aud iecorded IN the County Court of Amherst
for the purpose OF securing 10 the President, Direc-
tors q Co. fthe Farmers Bank of Nlrg mia certain
dtbts, with iutces, thereon the trustees, or one Of
them. will proceed 10 sell, al public auction, for cash.
on the Pod day of January 1889. on the premises,
945 acres ofiand lying on both sides OF Maple Kun
Creek, in the county Of Amherst, about four miles
from the town Of New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Warwick and Others or 50 much thereof
as may be sufficient 10 pay lie said President Dl-
rectors & Company OF the Farmers Bank OF Vrgi-
MA the amount due to them together, with The char
pes of sale. Such title will be conveyed, as is vested
IN the trustees by the deed above mentioned.
ALEXANDER TOHPKlNS, Trus ees
Dec. 22E
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SINUeS for sale.

T0URSUANT TO a decree ofthe County Court oil
Il Campbell pronounced on the l4th oil January,
1889, in the suit therein depending, between "eh.
and Wrghts administrator, Tue unuessn.o' 'ho
commissioner therein named, will, on Saturday. me
9th dav Of February next, in from, of the marie,
House, in the town of ynchburg, proceed TO sen
by way Of public auction 10 the highest oidaer. .o'
cash. the Slaves, Suckey. Polly and he son iuoffss'
10 said decree mentioned. lH
Ut sop MILAN L. WyLLlE, Com
"a - ~ ~ riA t9F
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NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder, on the
w 2Sth day February next. upon credit OF
sixty days, One Share Of the Blue kidse
Turnpike Stock. before the door OF the Make,
house. III the town Of Lynchhurg. Bona win gooo
security, will he required of the purchaser
WHITING DAVIES, admir-
ss De bonis non of Nicholas Davies, decd.
Eeb ~"
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1 900 Acres Of Valuable Lands,

A considerable portion river aud creek low grounds.
and upon whdh there two fine mill sites and
abundant water power. The lands arc equ distant
between New Glasgow and Amherst courthouse.
Terms M sale.
The above sale will be made in pursuance Of the
provision OF two deeds OF trust. executed by David
5. Garland and wife the first Daniel llige inbolham
and James Lyons, and the other to Davidson Brad
ieue, deceased, and Edmund Winston. and both OF
record in the clerks office OF Amherst county court.
to which reference is hereby made.
In the first deed. Robert Tiuslcy. for convent.
ence TO the parties interested. has been appointed
trustee, in the place and stead of Messrs. Hgginbo,
ham aud Lyons by the decree of the county cont
of Amherst, in a friendly suit brought for that pur
pose.
These are the two Oldest deeds upon the lands !;
and whilst believe the purchaser under them will
acquire perfect tile, yet as trustees, we can only
convey and warrant as such.
RO. TlNSLEY, Trustee under
The LIST deed
EDMUND WINSTON, srrrit1ng
Trustee, under The I'd decd.
The above sale is TO be made at my request
DAVID 5, GARLAND.
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LAND FOR SALE.

nN Friday the 18th day OF February. 1889, tho
~ Undersigned will expose to sale, at public auo
'len, on tho premises, At the house of HARRISON Grit
mn, one OF the tenants on the LAND, all the residue
OF that fine estate, on the North side Of Bufaloe
River, in Amherst county. called the Burnt Mill es-
tate, containing about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

The Speaker laid before the House, com'nuni.
cation from the Auditor, transmitting iabua, state
mcni showing the amount of Military Fines. aud Of
taxes on law process paid by each county
aud corps, a,ion Of this Comm the
table.
On motion OF Mr.. Davis. the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
SENATE.
Friday, february, Isl. 1899.

.On motion OF Mr.. VIM. Smith, the Senate recon
si,iered the a resolution for making certain
alterations in the Capitol, which disagreed to on
The I2th January and after being alneuded con-
cvrre9 in.
On lno, on OF Mr.. Nash, the Senate took up the
PieS<ubIe and Resolutions relative 10 the Public
Lands.
Mr.. Anderson moved their reference 10 the Com.
.milleetof General Laws. ...##
THIS motion was opposed by Messrs. VIM. Smith,
Nash and llollcmap and before ihc question was
taken, MIR. llotman moved TO lay the subject
the table, which WAS carrled-Ayes l6, Noes 8.
Friday. the Sth February was then fixed as the
day for The consideration Of the subject.
On motion Of Mr.. McCaman, the Seuate adjourn-
ed. ..t..r.
..' -.z4a. ! .---.
On yesterday motion was made by Mr.. Nc
Mullen, to take up the Preamble aud Resolution.
relative To the Public Lands which NATION " as ad
vacated by Messrs. MeMulen. b. H.. Smith an,
Anderson. aud opposed by Messrs. BouldiD, Wm
Smith aud Holleman, and was rejected, by a vote o
10 10 Is. - 5s f.es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
"A. PETEGebEAS,
IN UySSyOy. Yyg,Hs6,Egyy.T

OFFERS his services to his friends in Lynch
W burg and its vicinity for the sale or pure base
OF all kinds of couniry produce. His business in
Richmond will be condncted by Mr.. John ID. Blair,
who is in every way well qualified, and in Petersburg
by himself Having in daily correspondence with
Richmond, he can all times The best market
Tor his customers. He also offers his services for
the purchase of Cotton in Pe,ersbnrg
PETERSBURG ] an 81 w1w
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, Feb. l, 1889.

On motion Of Mr.. Ball, Rcsoircd That The Sc
cond Auditor he required 10 furnish the Legislature
With list Of the names, and the number Of Enei-
neris assistant Engineers, and Of first and second
rodmep, oge her with their salaries, whether week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

The above sale is postponed I'LL the Goth Februa-
nv, 1882 at which time ii will take place the prem
lses, at the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Bethel
A. TOMPkINS, Trustee.
Japuary % t26F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

nine miles from Lexington. About 200 acres ID
woods, is excellent Tobacco Land when per,
!, TO their interest to rent Tor purchase The re-
maiuder is well ,imbered, Vand bounding on ne
House Mountain. affords a fine range for stock,
Term, made known on application TO the suoS}''
Der, residing in Lexington:
I'm
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SENATE.


The Senate proceeded to the election Of couucillo
and John Rutherford ha,ng received lac votes,
was declared duly elected Executive Councillor,
from aud after tho list day. OF March next
On motion OF Mr.. Robinson, tire Senate al onrn-
ed. "a i.as.Hstt
NorE--lt should have been noticed TINT Ro. |.
Pouson Esq Appeared and took his soa, on yes ter
day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
December 90

cut superior court Of law and chancery Tor the
o. Amherst on Monday the 3D. day fDcccmber, 1888
wiley Campbell, Plaintiff,
against
Nancy Mills Lewis Campbell and Susannah his wife, John
E. Hawkins as trustee for said Lewis Campbell and wife,
sno me same John f. Hawkins his right and Lucinda
his wife, William L. Campbell Alexander Campbell, Delily
Canpbc, Patsy Campbell, Mary Canpbell james Camp
Se Joel and John Campbell children Of said Lewis and
ousannah, the last FIVE of whom infants under the age Of
nam Fuks and Martha F. his wife, late Martha f. Campbell,
William ~ Padget and Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann
lapel, William II. Campbell, Stella Jane Campbell, Ju
a,n T. Campbell, Sarah c. Campbell, Lucy c. Campbell,
smdndaS Campbell children Of said Cutlet and Nancy the
as six OF whom infants under the age Of twenty one
years ;e same lillian FuIks trustee Ca,ci,
and their children john Dnwdde and Mildred his wife,
v" a. ~ Z. Dinwidde, Gustavus Dnwiddic, Edward W.
widie, Martha and Eyelne Dnwdde children of said
o. me last four OF whom being infants under the OF
h snJ SNea Acock, Joel Campbell james, Mary, Eliza
I:snrhc,, ay Campbell, the only children of Cornelius
M0i', diseased William Lively George, james and
aIa Lively James Walters and Nancy his wife, forme y
Lively Joel Lively and Patrick Hcny Lively chill
' LIVELY deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERY. .rsf4
~ Elizabeth and Nancy Campbell the only children Of Cor
nels Campbell, deceased William Lively I;corge lanes
and Martha Lively james Walters and Nancy bis wife for
mefy Nancy Lively Joel LIVELY and Patrick Henry I,eIv
nlidren Of Lucy lsey deceased having entered tbe
pp1aance, ana gwen security according the act of as
factory evidence that they inhabitants Of ts
wealth Its ordered that they do appear here on the Gr
uay OF the next April term. and the bill of the Pian,
aa mat copy OF this order, be forthwith inserted in SOM
printed in tho of Lynchburg for two months
sSceessvey and posted The front door the courthouse
J,,,z ROBERT TINsLEY, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

THE UNDERSIGNED, yielding to the solicit
Il tations Of number Of his friends, has conse ed
10 take charge OF the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY; aud hereby gives notice, that the ex.
ercises of the Institution will commence under his
care on the second Monday in March. In entering
on the responsible duties Of such situation, he will
only say that il is his wish to make the Academy
worthy of a continuance Of public patronage. The
best pledge, however, which he give the pub
lie is this that as his children will be taught in
The Institution he will he prompted by the natural
feelings Of parent that the instruction given
shall be faithful aud thorough. Being welded TO
the reculiarlties ONO particular SYSTEM he will en-
deavour 10 exercise sober discretion in the rcsula-
ton Of the studies, and pursue course that shall
commend itseltts good judgment and good taste
In a word he would wish TO make the Academy Of
this, his native county, afford To parents the means
Of obtaining for their aughters, substantial use
inl and accomplished Education. In the discp
line of the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only TO those motives and principles, that
cognized and sanctioned by tue Gospel OF Christ.
In the selection OF Assistants, cautious regard will
be had 10 the peculiar quail cations required in such
n situation. The Department Of Music will be en-
trusted TO young LADY, of refinement and polish
ed Education, who II is confidently believed. will
prove herself emnenlly worthy of public patronage
The price of board for "A session of five mo ulhs
will be 55 Dollars for Tuition either IN French or
English studies 20 dollars - usc at the customa-
ny rates.
All payments 10 be made in advance, to Mr. Jo-
seph Wilson, Treasurer of the Academy.
NHCoBBs.
Liberty, Jan. % toOM
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EDUCATION.

,,,rs EDUCATION. s,e1aa ... s.
re next Session oil tue subscribers school will
commence on Monday the 4th of February
hes'' aud continue FIVE months .
Jas ~ ~ w
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gEDMSo
" "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGJNJAN +,

is pstished semi-weeky ferery Monday and 7ursoy a,
fss Dollars per payable adranee No .mbser,p.
ss rNbe received fora shorter period han sir onhs and
~ psPsr r DC discontinued erce at he discretion of The
.6difsrs,) snfii all arrcarages are paid
s0ADVkRIISEHEN7Si nserted at SO cents per square
sv 'e' for the first i"seron and 3l for erery sue.e
'gnesf Insertion
gJJOB PRINTING erccuted neatly and ,rped,;oy,,v
cad reasonable feynuy z-3
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LYNCHBURG. end Feb. 1889.
DESSOLTTXON.

YINUE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
l. under the style of Robinson u Elliott, is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent All persons in
debted to the firm, are respectfully requested TO
pay their respective balances, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Those having claims agans, the
concern will please present them for settlement.
RO. ROBINSON
AND'W. C. ELLIOTT.
Feb. 4 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

THE Celebrated Race Horse, CARO-
Il LlNIAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season. at my stable in this place. Pedigree,
Performances and other particulars in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. II. WITS
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Board Of Agriica!ss,e.

bill !" establishing a Board Of Agricultural.
was read The first aud second times ano rusonle
ted lsss2ssi ss.
This bill provides that the Board shall be coseels
tuled of eight members to be appointed trienuszlty
by the Executive, OF whom two sba. 6s ssisefatl
fom each of.he -four divisions othe S,steas siesikSS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
WintOn Estate for Sale.

ON the 10th day ofFebruary, $50, the day al
" ter the above sale, will be Offered, IN like man
ncr, al public auction. on the premises that Jesira.
BILE estate, lying adjoining the town OF New Glas-
gov, IN Amherst county aud on both sides OF Buifa-
Toe river, called the Wlnton and Cherry Hill Plan
tatons OF which there remain about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
5000 acres Of Valuable LANDS,

Oflhe most approved soils. Upon the estate every
desirable improvement fort ormore genteeiamillies
egFsss CONSISTING OF two large and well flush Off,,
ltSiiil ed dwelling houses, with all tho ne Iaii,il
--l..A cessmy out houses barns, stablcs,scr- lE.A
wants houses carriage house shops, &c and is also
an extensive water Grist and Manufacturing Mill
upon never falling stream.
1t is confidently believed that morc valuable es
tate is not TO be found in the upper country and
well deserves the attention of capitalists.
Terms, cash -and probably the lands may be sold
in two or more parcels The above sale will be
made under the authority of n deed of trust nom
David s Garland 10 the undersigned. for the bnce fl
Of the Bank of Virginia, dated 9Th Of April. 1928
and of record IN Amherst county court. 1t IS conn
IDENTITY believed the purchaser will eet per
feet re lat and title but trustees. can only con
Wy as such. JOHN NJ. OTEY, I Tr,,.,,,,
RO. TINSLEY. s
! he above sales 10 be made At my request.
DAVID 5. GARLAND.
D.c
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In CHANCERY

The defendant, Richard Halliburton having entered his
appearance and security according the Act Of Assem-
sy and the rules of this court and appearing by sntsac
ec'ory evidence, that he nlnban of this
n.y. II is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
nc first day of the and the bill OF the plain
sn and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
ae Lynchburg Vmginan for months successfully and
poftsd The front door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
...... ... "a 80 '.I -. WM.HOIT, CPk.
December 90 WIN
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TOBACCO LAND
FOR S.FLE or KZ.t'T.
january 81

$; : :: E: E:
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January %
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The above sale is TO be made at my request.
DAVID S. GARLAN,
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Dec. 10.
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Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

n. r. OIfEA II A NJ, President.
Campbell Co., Va. January 81 Is
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Dec. 10
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sterling McDearman Robert Morton and Thomas Pugl
administrators OF Thomas McDenrman deed. Plaintiffs
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LAND EF0ss SALE.

TWILL be Sold al public auction, ON Friday the
Wv Sth Of November next my ! rdcl oil Laiu,
on Suck Creek. which nov reside. The tract
contains belw en 40 and $50 acres. tiles
sw ELL and produces Corn. Tobacco and small gram
very we'll. 1t has large body OF good piCe timber
and in good heart, considerable potion OF TIE
land having rested several years, without being
grazed. II adjons the lands OF Capt. WltheiS, I'D
mund Johns, decd aud others. The Improvements
0r-ss74ss a good dwelling house wnA six rooms
iii lately repaired, meat house, negro houses,
-A24.A- tobacco houses. stables, &c.
The sale vii be lor cash, subject to a claim OF
John b. Cabell, amounting, with charges attendant,
TO 2l2l4. to be paid TO hm the day OF sale, which
will be positively made on the 9th Of November
unless the mcemency Of the weather should vent
attendance. A. 5. HENRY.
Oct21 ISN
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NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.

AN receiving an excellent assortment oil season.
4 able Staple aud Fancy Goods, which. for variety
aud extent, unsurpassed by any Ia upper NHehta.
Goods are low. aud can be bought very cheap, by
calling on the subscriber
\ comparison Of prices has been made BY mef-
chants returning, Who bought IN Richmond, DC. aud
decided IN favor Of mine. Therefore, those wishing
To purchase by tie piece, need look no further. !
feel confident Of satisfying all who will cxamlse ny
stock. join q, MEEM,
OG7 4u #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

The University efJdginid.-T Charlottesville
Republican states that the number of students at
the University N this time is 23D--a greater number
than has malrioulated at the period in any for
session. The same pdl er Informs that al
the ae ierm ofIhe Superior Count in thai place,
decided growing cut Of the law, prohibit
Ing merchants ald others from giving credit stu
dents. Several pIesentmenls were made under this
la" by the Grand jury only one ofwIlie h red.
The petit jury brought in verdict of guilty against
Of he citizens Of Charlottesville, ho had Civ
Gu credit TO two students the as session. Aques
lion was raised to the constitatioaaiity of the law,
whiehwas decided By Judge Thompson in favor Of
It's consuionalny. Upon this point the is to
be carried up TO the General Couit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

~ The Albany Evening Journal states that the
,tfce holders in that State circulating the Sub
Treasury bill soih the specie clause in the "hafG-
money" counties of thai State, and The bull widoRt
the specie clause in other counties where the peo-
pie are supposed be in favor of the credit and pa
per system They have all sorts OF principles for all
sorts Of people. They initiate the example Of Bona
arte, who was Mahomedan in Egypt Catholic
in Rome, and an Inf1el in France.
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y6s ED.FEs .gS.RkEEsS.

TENHERE wall be letlo the lowest bidder at Frank
Z lin Cour House, on Tuesday the fifth day oil
November next, the building Of bout 30 miles ol
Turnpike Road; commencing at Rocky Moh@.
and leading towards Danyllle To be iad oil IA sec.
lions Of about five niles each--Spcclfcll"es oi tn
manner in whlchlbe work viii be requred,to BE- eH-
ecuted will be made known on Ibal day.
RICH'D NJ. fALIAFEkRO, Prest
~ The Danylle aud Fiueasile papers viii please
copy.
Oct II IL u