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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

Ertrdordinary Care. The Red Lake
Gazette mentions that an extraordinary
cave has lately been discovered near an
upper branch of the Chippeway River, dis
trict of Huron,) which constantly em!tts
current of gaseous air of such extremely
offensive smell, as to render it impossible
for any one to enter. What is still more
remarkable, dogs will rush in with great
avldi'y; but as soon as they have entered
they set up frish,ful bowling and yelping
which gradually dies away in the distance
Till all Is quiet. No dog is ever said to re-
turn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21
SCRAPS FROM WASHINGTON.

A NEW RECRUIT CT DEFAULTERs.
According to a Report just sent to the
House Of Representatives, the following is
a list of newly discovered defaulting Sub
Treasures :
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EHtae.aE

Accidcm to N CEty-rhe Cin,iunai Gazette cr tlralh
inst SAYS - We learn thai the in which Mr.. Cuy
passenger upset Saturday. near Pan,ra o. and that he
was sisnuS injured Another passenger had his leg hro-
MI nay IL ,uiail1 unfortunate ms travels lie
setting of sage eo"cIes VII" ms NE rom ''e up
,
;t @ news 'u{ me 81 A'g"sine ier9ld pm" oh
Ins1l ia' ee I9c.N'dl IN town. tbnt Captain Mitchell aud
noon NJ s,a "i s ,r" Tue -, n@it died l"tey 81
subsequently ,isrovr,rd IN l,s,, l,, :; - I;, WI
thrown dow, tl,e cu u ''' ''" Ne o' WHO I'ad
- ~
;rrno ,or @ ~ H. "'l'oir On iusoaN Iast' 10
county Southwest Of unIfnore f. ,,1 I Nv ~ ,
crops were much ninred Inv The In a ii VIZ ,l
Mr. Jncob His rrsyIjng from ,l ,',Ia
by Iobtnno in his ,arI onj llaJ vas S"'>
The Sea Sernent r,,de o,o,l,o, ,,,,,o,,. ,l ,,, IN;
between Nalanr aud Chelsea 1wo credible Nnl,nnter,
saw him fll enctl, flsO eft IN ali his n,;c al ;rr
stance with his scales bumps and aIl
g. ~ ~
,bn, ,s I,o " f ne NIw ,35 Sates
nal Chn,rh hayins ronrlndel II, es,ohp 80 pr H.
River Plate the nav ~ II Noris a. , q. o3'
stree, rhnr N pot t - "a iasiei OF nnhs
The earnest MAN unn1rrfeJv nd' ',l a'a az % p
pcn,eman,s n1reanhing Nj, ~; I We :" aie heF Ti
ha. cndeared HIM 10 The ronarrro,; t,, 10 a,'
presided and will no doubt render his Mission sc,I ,os
cesstul The Missionary resienre will be't W"m,e Ni,
but efforts of the Missionary principally excrled on the
River Plate TO the distance of some hundred miles,
The Bank of Missouri bos declared Fl Inl If o,rl, div f
seven per cent '''' ~ ~ ''' '' "
nv, r.
ne cuiNatoh o, inc hois muiHeohilS Is about 10 DE
P'os''u'eo eA'hSNe'y u" : UNI
Mr. John Rowe of Indiana. that he has discovered
the fine disease prevalent in the West known the
Milk sickness" He Is about making application for the
premiums offered for the discovery.
- lge Wilkins of TIC United states District Court ot De-
Secenty er;ed liar the testimony of M, ate;st =, ,.ss
was not admissible.
The Shekel of TsaeY-rhe editor of tho Boston Times has
been shown genuine sbeLei of,cr Of The Jewish
ACounb;a IS {. on The Ill, ms, ,,,,,,Io.olrII;
,e1r I,n an y ", '' ' I ill., " NO. l",u nm
his reoi name ~, o 'iztu " ~
wing " ''' VI y 3'''e '''''0' "'a '''''' 9e'n
A voung man in Geo,aia r,,,cd phcr 30, married ~
,bc SO,h n, nndh,nacd 6i9 -, m,'aou Oh
resolved on irving both SORTS of noosc 1c ,,,aI and
,he hannnar ,l5o lo"7.S le 1a I5olI'' anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
w ARLINGTON COLLEGE.
al Eeria.f0n. IW.

E'lll. NENT TERN OF tins institution will
testa ah The lst oi September aud eoulinne
| ten months
The charges lot tuition 20 dollars. Room rent
! d deposit &; Board IN private houses IS 10 80.
washing d, hcd 6 TO e. fuel and .aulles 10 to l..
/ Iol1l about 100 at most. besides books, &c.
The faculty are:
HENRY RuFFNER. u. u. President aud pro-
Ie>sorof Rhelo,ick aud tie M,tal Sciences.
GEORGE +. DABNEN, A. NJ. professor Of
Languages.
PillLo CALHOUN, \. NJ. professor OF Ma,h.
ematlts.
GEORGE y. ARMSTRONG. \ NJ. professor
OF Natural fhhosorh, aud Chemistry
MAJOR FRANCIS II. SMl II. Cincinnati
professor ol tv,l and Military Engineering, ~ the
Virginia Military Institute, connected WITH the col
legc.
JACOB FULLER. A. Il. superintendent of the
preparatory shuol.
All the htauchcs usually taught IN COLLEGES arc
thoroughly taught here b, the several professors.
Besides the tcculu oil studies 10, the degree
OF Bachelor AT Atts, other courses arranged
To sun the different views students; Agricultural
course oi sciences Tor tanners \ course ior Civl
and Military Engineering 81 ol Civil Engineering
alone aud course adapted to quality teachers
oI Enghsh schools.
By tbeietms of com eetnn with the Virginia Mil.
ay Institute ad lacen Ia the college. the students OF
each institution may have the benefit oi instruction
III both.
The discipline of the college strict but pater-
nal: and the faculty exercise constant care aud VI
glance 10 guard the Youth under then instruction n
gansi ldleuess and vice.
None are dcstcd TO enter the college. OF will be
long retained IN It, but such appl, themselves he
gutly 10 their studies aud obey the Laws oi the in.
stllution. PllLD CALHOUN,
CIerh ollhe Faculty,
Jolly . 81
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FOR THE vIRGISIAN.
Ceiebraiion on Hc PtakS II OHcr.


Not unmiudlul tie day upon which our indie
dependence declared, a few Of the citizens OF
Bedford repaired to of the Peaks Of Ouer.
where they partook Of a dinner, and with much
Qualification. viewed the surrounding country, which
had been deay bought by lheir ancestors, the re-
membrancc of which caused the following toasts 10
be drunk:
Richard NJ. Johnson--May he be lef at home at
the next Presidential election, to enjoy the pleasant
company of his colured friends.
OurfeiIow citizen, Henry 4. WISE
Who is look'd upon by some with scornlnl eyes;
May he long live to support that Constitution,
Which was iiam'd by The Heroes Of the Revolution.
Peace-To the man that owned The land, upon
which the goose was raised, from which the quI was
pluckcd with which the Declaration OF ependcnce
/ vas written.
Nj. V. Buren,: May his last days be like these
prosecuted and hunted down by every honest iePub-
lean.
Success to the Executives May soon have
the pleasure of appointing administrators 10 then
ILL., gained effects. and supply their places with sci
of honest men,
Mr., V. Bnten, Northern man with Southern
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.HSOl.sss .pxHlstrus,fis.

HNllE SUBSCRIBERS aaen,s for the sale
i oi large numht, OF the genuine
MOrns NuIiicnH!is Cuttings and Roots,
OF the present Years growth They are tfom
very unusually floufshng nursery, III the adjoining
county al Buckingham, aud the Trees are Of nncon-
manly vigorous growth. many Of illem on the list
lust measuring from "a to leet IN height. Tho
culilvalot, Rev. J. s. Armstead, secured IN the pre-
sent nnpropiious season, the growth Ut Screnfy tte
trees or every hundred single buds planted. lilo
warrants the reuuinencss Of Tie aud the maiu
ol all the wood which he sells. The cuttings and
rnots will be ready Tor delivery early in November.
Application to u.s. post pai,h will be promptly at
tended 10 WILLIAMS Y Victor.
July IS wiw II wtso
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On he Cross .Shcet icafine 10 Noyo's Bridge, and
Immediately opposite Hos@S. H. ". 81 Fry,
4 IAN be hada this Store, Spanish Hides, Tan
" nets OIL, aud Curriers' Tools. Also, Leather
of all knds-Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Ilar-
ness. SkItine, Bride, Hog Skins, Bag Leather,
Serge, Sheep skins, Call Skus, Seal Skins, Motoe-
co Skins, Innings bindings. Shoe Thread, aud VI.
rlous other articles suitable shoemakets, saddlers
aud coach makers, We making aud can furnish
those IN want with ~ good Plantation Broghrs rs
can be gotten or made IN hls.c city, having engaged
an experienced baud 10 snpelintend in his depart
mcut. We invite a call from those IN want Of such
articles. and # cannot them, promise
to be offended. CRANE 4 NEW.
Richmond. July % I'm
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To Stone .fffSONS.

FINllE undersigned is authorized to receive propo
Il sails Tor the construction OF new Dam To The
pond Of the Lynchburg Mills, to be built Of solo
Stone Masonry dry work, - feet thick at The bot
tom ba'iered TO feet at top, 10 be covered viii
coping stones, fastened by iron bolts. Proposals to
be left with the undersigned before the LIST OF
August next. Plans aud specifications will be fu,
ulshed by WIN. W. NORVELL,
.fgeatoJ Lyachbars Manufacturing Go.
Iny Is 1t n
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E'ursshikp Land for safe.

M T. will sell Tract al Land, lying on the Ipin
w pike road, leading from Lynehbmg to New
London. about Il miles iron, Iynehburg. The
Tract contains 400 acres more or less, about Que
half in woods and well tmbcred. The Land lies
well aud produces kindly. There is fine Meadow
on the premises. It's eonlleul'y TO lynchburg would
render valuable. ANY person wishing 10 purchase
can apply To JOHN ~ AUSTIN, or
l.. q. ARNOLD,
1HoHeys for ". ~. AHSha.
July % 3w
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CoMMuNICAffn.
Aaregular meeting OF the Commnn cnnnciloi Nnehhnfr
nj The courthouse Fdus evening the loth ui july, 1883
Present, John llolns. James " Morgan, Nathan n
Thurman lhumas o Aerer, sampson Dug uid Peter Dud
Ley, john VI, picN aud lsaac Adams, members.
The President ct the Common Council being absent John
VI. oteN was appointed President pro tsaporr,
Resolved That Committee Ice appointed take
seeuon the popisA et lawn the ground recently adj
ded 10 the public sid, nto squares and alleys aul
signing rrsiu portions thereof tor the bara fdmes stfnn.
gers md ucgues and that the report by bull
"thefnsr. NhcWupon the President appointed Alessis.
pusuld Muitcll aud Adams to he ct suid committee.
Nj JtSNE H. PEKnra highly respectable member of tbs
body thans departed tins life and heng less cunsuunnt
Ia the feelings OF the Common tuunt than due thu pub,
lac services and honorable character tho deceased tn
public expression To the sentiments Which the members OF
Common Council cherish ards the menory departed
eaahotef aud friend Ba II therefore unanimously resolved
by the tommon Council tlnt tlcy dcep, lament the death
nj MI Ferry Ills long public services IN Council his
moral integrity mud worth al citizen all cunspifed
endeaf Inn ~ life 10 the members otis board aud his
friends Al urc aud to occasion the prooundcs regret his
uufinrl> death.
Resolved, That in testimony of the hir respect entertained
by is h"atd for the memory of tho deoeasr the members
ihtteot Will wear Grape the lrt tot trlv dns.
kesofcd Tint copy OF the tpree he de-
lhefed by the Clerk the widow OF the deceased that
they he published.
An eXtfart from the journal.
IA
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Osss1lIAssa

. OF
! ton, Mrs. RuopA SrAruAM, III the 5lst year ui her
/ age, consort of Richmond Staiham, of Campbell
county. In tine death of this tfnl, amiable and NJ
ons lady. her husband and children, 10 " ON she was
much devoted, aud Tor whose interest and welfare IN
time aud eternity, she seemed to feel The most IN
tense anxiety, have lost lender aud aieclionate
companion and mother; her servants KIND mistress .
the neighborhood in which size lived one of the best
al neighbots the church most exen plary mem
ber The deceased passed through life, II is be
lteved, without an enemy aud II Is certain that she
, came 10 her end amidst the unfeiencd regret and
mini STEERING attention ola community which loved
and cherished her well nigh rs warmly as did the
members of hen devoted family. All medical AID
proved unayallng but far better than all, she was
sustained by Jesus the Ph, sioian of SOULS" who
hoveted around her pillow from the beginning 10 the
close oil her long appalling struggle wlih the " King
Of ferrous" Mrs. Statham had been for eighteen
or twenty years votaty Of the cross in the Meth
odisl T. Church, aud finally illustrated the marvel
lous efficacy OF the Christian faith with singular I'M
pressiveness, by ihe triumph of her ds~olnlIon
Oh that some sacred muse could be invoked TO pour
ou lis pathetic, heart sllrnng illusions depar-
ted saul. Then might her ashes be nolstcned with
the g" dcws of llefmon," aud her entrance INTO
the inef,blc elicllies oil pradise be COMMUNICATED
ia strains Of melody, delightful even TO the angels
drouudIhc eternal throne.
o. The Richmond aud Natehez (Aliss.) papers
requested to copy.
-. in Richmond. on the 7lh inst. after short
but severe illness. Mas. MILDRED II. SELprN, IN
the seth wear OF her age, leaving devoted husband
and Two children one an infant only five days old,
10 mourn her untmcly cud. She WAS AN exetnpla-
~ member of the Methodist T.. Church. Though
her death was sudden and unexpected vet She died
willingly in full assurance OF lnhertug a better
world.
IN r,,,,s,,,, oro,;,,r lac, oc IN. C,o,n
,o,, IIn,,, I,y uy,,E ,,fn, con ,rVtl'
liam & EGy ,he,b Iohnson naed = vpa,. Two y,
tI,roo month. si,r H., nr,s ,,,nyfd Ia rb,Ioif.s
v,lla Amy were aboni rrru,uiro lint IA, "a .,dl,
nd, ne,,i6, If lis n4oil,c, IIc L,v,vo,' ,.tn,,.I
t,L IL, ,,to ia oo,l h,l,h h ,. J, 49,.
, Inc ,t,,,,L
-, -,
. -, ON SUNDAY h'S"' ''ie ilh INST " NJ
'ANeih ''NN"S d ~ o"v S'' anu ''n "''''',' III
IAN SON o' '''idnl au' una Aap / "'""'A'ef VI
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bg:Ey'TED,

LSOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR,
4 or by the month, good Cook or IA n,rrsc,
for which liberal wages will be pad.
WM. BAILEY.
p. 5. If | can procure first rate Cook, should
be wiling to purchase her at liberal plce.
w. b.
July - 3td
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To Tic E'Hbiic.

fBNllE subscriber respectfully informs his trends
u aud the public generally, that he has com
menced the
<0rpc.afsr's ana FToHSc .Soincr's EH-
Sibtfss,
On hrs own acc cunt. lleis prepared 10 undertake
and complete any work that he may be iavoured
with, in a workmau-Ike manner, and punclualiy TO
fulfil all contracts. lie is determined 10 do all his
work in the best manner, and according to agree
mcnt.
Liberal wages and constant employment will be
given / OF , first rate sober Jouriesnen, who viii
do Justice their work and none others need apply
JOHN PERG1NAL, Jr.
July22 w3w
o." The Wnchesler Republican will insert this
3 tunes, and forward their account 10 this Office.
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&C. Buenos Ayes papers to May i,h have been
received at Boston. which give the particulars Of a
bloody battle between the armies ofihe two rroyin.
ccs OF Correntes aud Enire Rios. in which 90 men
were Killed. The contest seems 10 have gown on,
OF the personal rivalry of ambitious ehlrfaius hose
eagcrness for power las So long been scouyge To
the South American STATES.
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CLOTHS, cAssIrIEnEs, &c.

NJE have received assortment of splendid
w Cloths Cassitncrcs and Nesiiucs. with va
rieiy Of other Goods suitable far eeLtlemtn's SumA
mel Wear. which will be sold low.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Anil II
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m'ct at tie Count llouee If said county. on Mon.
DAY me INST day of August Coult oeN ior ,fe ,,,,
hose OF Choosing delegates To tie Siaunlon Cnp,rn
i'"h' n"aaoptlae such other measures as the, ,nay
ss'' must ""stsaoio Tor the purposes aforesaid
No SEVERAL WINGS.
Halifax County, July 18Th, ls39.
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asNu.TiNs: CLOTHS.

AE HAVE received .,esh supply Of tho gem
w nine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTlNG
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use, which
will he sold ~ low they can be houeh, in the
State. TURNER X BuRWELL.
1,,n.
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l,allLlAIlibiN.

HNlIE next session of tho subscribers School
j will commence Monday thu 18th July.
of three weeks viii be gwen in the month Of
August ROBERT Il, SHELTON.
June II tsiI
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LADIES, CoLouRED sLIppEE.s.

HUST RECEIVED, AN ASSORTMENT o
- Ladies Goiowrcd Slippers, most fash
ionable COLOURS, manuartured by Ryan * llayer
slick, Philadelphia. For sale low, by
NJ. {. NEWHALL,
Iuy - TIL
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10 my Feiiow Sufferers IN he .Naliicaulis .Spccu-
iaiioa.
II it be not too late will caution all such ,ra inst
digging up those parts of their grounds wherein
ihey have supposed their cuttings he dead This
caution take the liberty 10 offer because so late
rs yesterday while some Of my negroes were hoe
ing the plants already growing. found many cut
lungs just putting ont both roots aud buds-aihough.
10 Judge by the surface OF the land all were dead
that did not appear above ground.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT.
July 10th. 1889
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The Wings Of Haiifar aud al others opposed 10
the present corrupt administration Of the GorcrVncnt.
and who are desirous Of couuteraCtiug the mosti-
tuition Of the government patronage 10 control he
elections OF the people, respectfully requested 10
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Toilcl, militnry, a,o.mc,-

SuAVING, Toilet, Military, COsmct-
- Ia aud many other kinds Of very old aud
finest Frcnth. American aud English SOAPS part
Of the assortment puI chased in 1910 aud 1S2S,
wltha large supply OF articles Tor sollcning aud
whitening the skin. for changing the color. eie,sing
the growth AND beauty the Hair aud Tor adding
lnstrc and blliancy To the conprxion Tor sale AT
l1DWEI. DAVIES.
TE.sS.- Err" fine family. Imperial, Gunpow
der and Blach teas for sale NJ
Howell DAVIES.
july % its
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o. The Richmond Wing Informs us that tie
scrip OF the James RIVER aud kanawla COMPANY
passe currently in that city, at par. II states also
that oil The contractors ale willing at once 10
take portions Of the lire above Lynclbuts aud re-
.ene scrip pa, able il &, II and Is nunils
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NJ VI v v Y
RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE
.g.7D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
WARRANTED perfect and nsiing cure for Aeuo md
w Fever mud valuable remedy in Juudce Dysepery.

WARRANTED perfect and lnsng for quo ma
w Fever mud valuable remedy IN Juundee' Dysen'erS~
From Dr.. limos Il. Smih, Northern Iibcrties Phiiad.
Dear Sir congratulate you on your good fortune iis
presenting to the ns OF the victims o Fever ma Ague such
blessing Tonic Mixture us most fully proved IL
self IL speedily becoming the ias oe remedy with all
who appreciate usefulness and long will be Esteemed
Of the important dscoN OF the Fever
Aguc has hitherto bafed the skill Of the eminent
of Practitioners mud they deem presumption
ihnn temporary aid. Your Tonic mixture, how
disease aud and recstnbSh the balance OF harno-
nv md health hope Won will persevere to extend the in
nuence of the medicine, and that the public will estnacyo,
ee's''' AR. SMITH, NJ. D.
Ettroct ofo Letter from Or. Sterens, Bncks Co. Pa.
si,l brought home with me during the autumn Of 1881
the first quantity of you Mixture, which heurd highly
tolied as n pcrn,ant for Fever aud Aguc disease
which that period prevailed very extensively ia our couk
try. NJ, mcighhors and patients had become aeeusons
ed To the of Banks and unine Nc that they eeasedts
render them SERVICE and they readily consented make
trial of ,our ned believe thu there this tine
hundreds who would cordially testify 10 the henehtI they
have received from it's employment aud would smds a,d
spread knowledge OF its virtues There has bern
little of the Agne in the nelSh6orhned SINCE me modne
ton Tonic Mixture, which is mainly attributed 10 the
very general use Of this medicine. j. L. SIEtENs-
Rownmds EIyc-Water, for inlanmatons &c ofihe Eyes,
do. smpaipabio Deniifrice, valuable arncie
Rewards Authenticated Embrocntiom, for Qninsy,
Rhcnmafim, Sp'ains, SC OF thigh standing. ,.-
Rewards Alternative Extracts, for LIVER diseases,
| Jaundicc Scnryy, Mercurial diseases ctc
Bownmd'- Ainbasicr Pow sea. for besutying and sof
tcuing the complexion.
GSSwand's vermifugc or Wsrm Destroyer, n ccio'
brated and popular remedy. ,,.,, ,,.,.,,. =.
For sale by HoWELpA|lEs, Aseh!
sn BARRELS CORN FOIs SAFE.
OU j. b. RENWiCK.
JuIv q lifts
~ Auure es Ills OFFICE,
AA 10 II
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GOODS! GOODs!! GOODs!!!
noNNETs. mONNETs, nONNErs,
CANAL. NOTES WANTED.

~ OTES on the James River and kanawha Ca
nal Company taken at my store At par.
N. HART
July - ~
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q. 4, d, rs \ u Ib u :,

"hVING associated with him Mr.. Paul G..
4 Bowles. the business IN future will be CONT
nued at the old stand, under the firm ortieo. Bagby
AZ Co.,-who uiTer to their friends and the pub
lie in general, large and well selected assoftmenr
Of Groceries at wholesale and retail upon tie ,uosc
accommodating terms. GEO. BAGBE,
PAUIC. BOWnES.
July 3w II
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a.. Il IL. I
800 'H' '"" '''
GIVE Aeif P"' ~ " u = '"" &c +" onlhs'
----=--
MoRus MuLrIc AuIIs- Conflicting statements ne riyer
:. H., $500. -, al a., a., f..t.,., r. u, =,
'" '"' 20 N'' u, gu" " " ''"0 W tue ''o'uS "u''i'aa'
is crop though the general aud best sustained opinion
will fall short of the estimated produrt s
., L.or ,,i..s min, !, ,l,;.=tq n
-. - '"''' t'''' a''''s o"''7
suJc'' we he' oesle 10 oiet premature nIes at low pm
excite unreasonable expectations of future GAINS
va have con.enueply nj, st.i.,. f,,,,
~ rs wv ''''''' y,
Pios ana sum continue 10 record only what are stated as
facs
rho N,v yo,l Jo,r,,,i ,f ,,,,. = -,
who has lust returned from, n,h;l. h, -, -.
months there saws there are enough Mpll,,,y nl, -
ing in .ha, vicinity to SUNNY the whole eo,,,, - ,I;
sto,e, '.s,t bowe,er ,no, le ,nJ ,,o,Li,l :. -. "
The Ss,tryiIe so,tn 81 s,o,,. ,l,, Iooo -
sold in Caroline county f,o,,l,,5, n =, , ,,
'' " : s' anu UNI "''
efses ieo poeh h"ot 'itha io"h"t % eens-and adds
"hodors are keeping back for higher mtes'
The Eason iAld0 Gazette saws; " specu1nt,,s ,, ~,
-, al =, an ,a,, e., Wv SIMS
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
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JUNE Isth, ls3D.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a hand:
w some assortment OF
VIEW GOODS,
Consisting in part of the followin, articles
Blue black =. dr Sou,
Back Gro de Rhine,
DO Mauoni Lustrings.
Printed Lawns,
Black and blue black Bombazncs,
Checked and Plain Swiss Muslins,
Vcnclas b ,nnel Rbinds. new article.
Figured G,o de Nap do
Chenell Cord.
Black koued aud plain English Sin Hose
White do do do do
Black norapan do
BLACK ad fancy eolouted Twisted Silk Gloves
ia do kuf do
Do no Twisted Silk Mits5
Bonnet Whale Bone.
W. deem !, useless to cnumeraie. ~ our stock Of
GOODS is NJ present large and desirable, cothprs
ing nearly every article OF Staple aud Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS. SHOES. &c.
Ne. We cordially invite oui fiends aud the pub
lie generally to give call. We ara determined
TO sell them good bargains.
YOUNG & MEM.
door beigie The Farmers Bank.
We have several Rooms above our Store for rent.
Y. & M.
June II sit