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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

4 'eleon Who bad lunk 100 nncb The night,
llrfnrr, was yeeuf,lhy placed ieiure Recorder
Baldwin, Is tip ss4eQrd MunwlpalIly,
'Heu 'sere dFuli!s lhst nshl,' eali The Reeerd
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
ENGL

On the End May, in the
House of Lords Lord Brough-
am moved for certain papers
relating to the refusal of the
Portuguese government to CO.
operate in the suppression of
the slave trade. The Earl of
Mimic reminded his lordship
that Lord Palmerston had an
nounced his intention to intro
duce a measure of a vigorous
and decided character, for the
enforcement of the treaties en-
tered into for the suppression of
the slave trade and Lord
Brougham then withdrew his
motion.
In the House of Commons
DR.. Washington called the at
tention Of members, and espe-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
FOR ElGN.
FRANCE.

Instrreetion at Paris. our morning
edition we had not time to notice the fsci
Of the Instruction at Paris on Sunday
night, the 18th OF May. The following
are the particular; The city Of Paris was
For nine hours 10 siege. A, hall past eleven
O'Clock an extraordinary Council was held
al the Tuilleries, at which the King presid.
ed. The Council Chamber was crowded
With Peers, Deputies, Marshals, and prea,
oticers OF State. The field-pieces were
stationed ia the court, which was ,hroneed
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
JUNE I2.

ciaIly of the minister present.
Ito certain alleged aggressions
committed by the French au.
thorities upon the British CON-
merce on the Western coast of
Africa. He gave history of
these aggressions. and insisted
upon the necessity of demand
ing immediate and ample repa.
ration.
Lord PalmerstOn admitted
that wrong had been done, and
said that the British govern
ment had been for more than
year in correspondence with
that of France upon the subject
the latter contending THAT the
proceedings complained ofwere
perfectly justifiable. Under
these circumstances he thought
it would not be expedient to-
produce the papers asked for
by DIR. Washington.
Sir Robert Peel, in connex-
ion with this matter, brought
up again the affair ofthe Mex
lean pilot-merely with a view
to ascertain from lord Palmers-
ton whether any distinction was
made, or acknowledged, be-
tween national and merchant
vessels, in regard to the pro-
lection afforded by the British
flag to all persons sailing I'M
der it. Lord Palmerston ans
wercd that no such distinction
was recognized. This is i'm
portant in its bearing upon the
fright of search claimed by
Great Britain, on board mer-
chant vessels of other nations.
DIR. Washington withdrew his
motion for the papers.
Arming of the Chartists at
Barnsley.-The Chartists are
arming with pixies, pistols and
guns, not only in the town Of
Barnsley itself, but also through
out its populous vicinity. Such
has been the demand during the
last fortnight that the shops
have been nearly cleared of fire.
arms, particularly the pawn
brokers, who are dealers in Sc
cond hand ware.-Lceds Mer-,
curry.
TIE BANK OF EsGLArD.-Mr. Hume
lately gave notice in The House Of Com.
mons that he should move for select
committe to- enquire into the pecuniarv
transactions Of the Bank Of England and
to ascertain how FAR these transactions
had tended to the embarrassment of com
mercial transactions of the country.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
NORTH AMERICAN :
SWANTON, JUNE 1889.

GREAT FREsHET.-The late rains have
caused an unusual rise Of the waters Of
Mlssisquoi River. Much damage was
done by the food on Monday. The river
was literally covered with logs, lumber
and the wreck Of mills. Some fears, and
more hopes, were entertained in relation to
the destruction Of the bridge in this village.
In our opinion the old crazy thing
might have gone without being much re-
GREETED. One old saw-mil wac carried a.
way from this place, after every Thing valu-
able had been taken out. The greatest loss
here was that Of logs and sawed lumber
More than 5000 pine and hemlock logs,
were carried down into the Lake, during
the day. We learn that many farms above
and below have been flooded and ruBned,
at least for this years crops. We have
not heard Of the amount of damage done
above. 1t is said however, that several
Mills have been swept away. We sh'B
be able to give more particulars in oui
next, provided our friends up the river
will condescend TO furnish them.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12

SIGEs OF THE TIMEs.-2, 900 musken
have been brought from England to 81
Johns, New Brunswick, in Her Msjcsty'
ship Crocodile.
Orders have been received to rc-orgaplH
the GIengarians in U. c.
4o,000,o0o musket cartridges have beeA
sent from Woolwich, (England) TO ibs
Canadss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
OBITUARY,

Departed this life, the morning Of the Goth
inst. at his residence near Lyuchburg, The Hon.
WILLIAM DAsIEL, one ofthe Judges of the General
Court, in the 90 year of his age. In recording
The death Of Tins highly respected aud valuable cIi-
zen, we do not propose TO pass an enlogium Oh his
talents, ability and usefulness as public character
but simply Ia bear our humble testimony TO the pc
cullar characteristics OF his mind, and the quail
tiles OF heat exhibited by him in the social and fam
lily circle. None but they who knew him in imately.
could fully appreciate his peculiar exceleucIes Tor
none but they could know what tender and affection
ale feelings, wha warm sympathies, what noble gem
eros ty dwell concealed under manner naturally
reserved. not TO say at times cold aud auolere. HIS
intellect of The highest ordsr, and the stan
dard Of his moral principles of the most elevated
character. In his reasoning upon all subjects lie
dlslng uished for his diigeni search after. and
quick and ceaf perception oil the truth. HIS nior-
NATION upon general subjects rather accurate
than extensive, and was founded more upon his
observapn OF men and things as they moved
and passed before him, than upon the study Of
books His opinions were generally fnrncd upon
mature reflection, aud he was always firm IN main
tanning them independent aud fearless in the express
sion OF them, and slow TO abandon them ii does
not become us 10 attempt TO unyel the secrets oil me
soul,-Ihose silent conmppings Of the sprr,-whch
none but God can know but II - gratifying TO those
who Witnessed his last moments 10 remember thai
he expressed confidence in that God who dscernet IA
he sincerity of the heari-and none that behed him
in tbs mild attitude Of prayer, and Witnessed his
calm and dign6cd composure and his uniinchine
and mistaken irnpess, even when, WIN mind
still uuclouded and clear as IN health, he
brhed the advance Of the last dread enemy--bu
must conclude that he sustained and upheld by
power from high. Let us forget those lauit'
which he had in coiisinon with al mankind. and Try
| to emulate these virtues Which all "bo knew nm
mpsl acknowledge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
MARRIAGES..

Married, in Richmond The I9 Ii inst. ROBERT
B. CoRplN, Esq. of Caroline county, to Miss MARY
COOPER, daughter Of Nicholas Mills, Esq Of Il lch-
mond.
-. in New York, the 10Th inst. by the
Rev. DR.. Hawks, LUTHER BRADIsH Esq. Lieuten.
AMI Governor OF the Stale OF New \ ok, TO MAHr
Z. daughter OF the late Petei g. Hart, Esq oil that
city.
on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hurt.
JonN w. LAmrKrN, Esq. late editor OF The "Vngi-
MIA Statesman" Of Abingdon, ~ Miss MARGARET b.
daughter OF Col. Harry Smith, Of Russell county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
AN Apprentice IS wanted at Ibis OF FICl
"A Sept,o s y
REMEDY FOR PILES.

nR ". ". MARSHAbLS intalhble remedy
~ Tor The above disease, by II. LATHAM.
n. B.--Numerons references can be given Wa
subnit the eerrideltes oilhe Rev, William A. Smiiii
ani Thomas Hurt, specimens OF many MORE tiaf
might hr offered. Olhrrs viii be published nom time
llmr. may find rno'r.
This ia to certify that have had fair opportunity
10 know both the and effects Of Or. Marshalla
remedy for the Bum PlkEs, and think it duty
owe to those who suffer with hs Distressing disease
TO say. thai may be confidently relic on as SAFE,
agreeable and ccicHt remed, lot The form OF disease
Tor which the proprietor recommends IT, II has
been eEiensIvei, used III the eirele Of my argusins
,anec, and Il case of fiilute has not come 10 mY
knowledge WILLIAM a. SMITH,
III. Of the Ia az {, Con- Journal,
Rictnoad, Va. October II, 1857
hereby certify that WAS alleted for anuiuber Of
years With the H,lrs. which prolncrd great weak
AND general arrangement the system, A!Rt
several and repeat prescriptions bog physicians.
(which proved # avail fortunately tor me saw
AN account Of pr. w. w. Marslisii's rewedy ina
newspaper | procured H. aud in q sholt tine II
made a perfect cure aud ~ the cnprse ri twe
monhs reGaiuea my usual healill ! can ~nQ
confidence recommend i, AS Or sstriep, -r,rcdy:
THOMAS HURT
! Hauo Ch.aNr9s, "a. oet. "a, 1857.
! Oct -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

Rather Hg6ish.--Mr. Charles Jefferds, who. We
are told by the Danve Reporter. was lately !" I'M
ported from Washington city 70, the purpose Of CON
lucrinG the Milton IN. c.. Spectator has dissol-
we'd his connection with that establishment. lie
takes leaye Of the people OF Milton in the following
complimentary strain
"Leaving this little netropolis " here 'lce pfedom
mates over virtue & whore the euteIomed shafts Of
SANDER ar, hurled At The nnoeep by those who wlsf
Ia n cid III cir own infamous gets from The pubic
gaze is TO us q cause more Of graduation than sor'
row The low bred aud iggofanl are welcome to
the nun ph they have IN pai! achieved
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
ron THE .IRGISIAS.

ron THE .IRGISiAS.
II will be the business Of the approaching Legis-
laure, to elect Judge ofthe General Conn, TO fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of William
Daniel, Esq. We beg leave to present The name Of
Chlswell Dabney, Esq. OF Lynehburg as well qualf
ed TO ill the office, and the almost unanimous choice
Of the people OF Bedford.
SEVERAL CITIZENS OF BEDFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

Tennessee Iastrgetions--We have heretofore ad
tied to The difficulties III Which the Van Bu,en ma
ply ID The Tennessee Legislature have been in
|hted by The perinacity with which the Wing
[nembers bring mp from old records their forgotten
dabJured opinions confront those systems they
ae now tndeaFoiing To force upon the copptry. On
we last days debate NJ on he Il sliucing Resolu-
nn' MIR. Reneau, Wing member, offered as a
substitute for ore of the Resolutions, a proposition
hsauciiug the Senators flom Tennessee to int,o-
ee and vote uI series Of bills similar TO those in
Wauced INTO the Senate Of The L. States in tile year
nc, wien "REFORM"' was The order OF the dav
" nn'lttse Of which Th,g. II. Benton was
y a'f'nan' and Martin Van Buren, was a member.
hI regulating tho publication Of the laws and ad
f'scments Of the u. States, s.. that the press might
V'O' uhuff The influence Of treasury pap; 2dly. TO
'eeute IN Office J0iAid collectors ard diyburscrs OF
tIuO"efevenur, and the displacement Of defaulters.
pom which tie togucres Of Ssanwout. Price.
b"!u' Linn, %c and the reappointlneut of defauters
''''e Is s'ing'"s commentary j 3dly, to iegu-
nc "'e appointment OF Cadets at West Point by
" instead OF by Executive fayor.tlsm 4llIy, 10
n plate, IN the same manner, tie n poinimert o,
''S"'Pn en- aud 5ihly, 10 revent military and ma
'' ol"ceis from being dimiss d al the pleasure OF
'e RESIDENT These, it will be recolle,ted, were
me Of The hqorms promised by tie Jackson men
'"en lucy were moving heaven and earth 10 turn oI
''9n 4 Adams. They succeeded; aud there was the
'"u OIL Their golden promises. They tempted they
r. Oo' turned to ashes on The lip The Van Burcr
s'0''5 oe'ng afraid to vote as0instlhis resolution
=! '"t =" ri by The precious question, thai conyeuien
a'.'"e Of arbitrary majorlrs, who read Tree dis
''S'oh Even the Nashville Union, the abolition
NJ " me Van Buren, parry in Tennessee, admit,
-. Neheau resolution is "a very good resou
''' 'hen at involved SO many propcsitinns
'p','1nce' hat It's good fends in the lie
STATURE 1i not like to be o,nnbered" with them
:" no the Sub Treasury is lcav, enough to carry
lie ponderous weight Of these violate,
,sos's' WHICH, Ike Banqaos sIosi, NEE, diem a
every step.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

NXTE have just received he greater portion Of o1l
w Fall aud Winter Goods. which comprise -
large and general assonment--lhey wefe purchased
in the Northern Cities, generally al very low Irices,
aud will be said correspcudngly low all who may
favor rs With a call. We invite purchasers Ia give
om goods an examination, as we ieel confident THAI
we eaa suit gheu both in quality and price.
TURNEk~A BuRWELL.
Nov. iw it--ofts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

I'M, : '''";-Tac discussion Of the Insrucling Reso.
- ',' tennessee Legislature gave rise to great ex-
anl;.1 . "Py 10 the epithet OF ORATOR which was
- 't~'oe White, by Mr.. Martin of Maury Mr. Mel
'"'N, said: ifit in order lie would say the gem
Jade Wl,' '' lMr Marsnl had applied epi.hct TO
"'e winch he knew to be lnlse and which he (AIr
fl 'u pronounce to be false This House knew 10 be
fr stale OF Tennessee knew and the man who ut
t., ~ presumed knew it, &c-1lr. Nelson also referred
-0'''o@ editor ofte Nash, le Union in his cnpac
. "i'ef 10 the House, and declared that "hs conduc
become hrothe than the House Of Rceresentl
'''ys' Mr. Martin did not reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
VOCAL MUSIC,

MANY young persons IN Lynchburg. both
lv1 male and female, being now DESTROYS of ie.
ceving regular course OF Instruction in Vocal
Music, with view to Improve the respectiv, choirs
and private exercises, the subscriber hereby invites
'koss who wish 10 loiu s class, 10 apply 10 e.her Of
The following gentlemen, OF al his music room op
Monday night Dee. :. @bcn the class will be organ
rzcd. J. &. Bsn, George Baeby. WIN. Cahan'ss.
X J. RYfMA.
Aor. 20 !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

o. The editor Of The Danylle Reporter. in answer
10 our enquiry whether Mr.. Mcdowell WAS in ia
vor OF National bank in 1854 p answers. No.
We had the pleasure (he says) Of acting ,oid. mr.
DcDo,ceH in those days, and know that lie OPP
posed then TO National Bask on constitution
al grounds" May not the Editor of The Reporter
be mistaken ! Col. John T. Anderson. OF Boteiou,t.
in late address to his constituents asserts positive
ly that in 1884 Mr.. Mcdowell was in favor Of Ma
tiona Bank aud his assertion would seem 10 be
sustained by the fact. ascertaincd by reference
the Journal al the House Of Delegates, by cores
pendent of the Richmond Wing, that Mr.. Nc
d. voted against a resolution declaring National
Bank TO be unconstitutional during the session Of
1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
NOTICE.

PETITION will he presented 10 the next &C.
"A neral Assembly of Virginia, praying thai the
Election TO, the Snow Cheek Precinct OF the Coup-
y Of franklin may be be changed from the old
Slore-house Of Dickinson & Keen. to the Store
house OF Stockton j. Choice IN said Precinct, Tor
reasons set forth IN said Petition.
Nov % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
GS5gFs TING,

SATE HAVE LATELY received very large stock
w Of 6ne and sppe,dne lngrain and Brussrls
Carneriue 10 which we particularly invite the al
tcnliao Of our friends as Icing very desirable both
on account Of The patterns and quality, well ,l,a
prier. HUR1ON IL ROBES.
Ger. q ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
IA Vpcen Shelton, ST., deceased, are hereby no
uhrd to present them me before The day ol sale.
that arrangements taay be made for their payment.
All persons indebted to the estate requested TO
make payment Immediately.
WM. l.. PANNlLL.
Adminjstyator Of J. Sheldon. .sr., deed.
Nov. "a TIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

w. The papers are making themselves quite
merry at an incident connected with the late Massa-
chusetts election. In Plymouth county, Seth
Spiague, senior, the candidate of The Loco Foco
party for Senator and Seth Sprague, junior. his SON.
was tho candidate Of the Wing party The young
Seth beat the old one aud the wags declare thai it
is mcst unnatural thing for sou thus 10 beat his
father. We think So TOO but, in tins case VIC deem
the offence pardonable one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
SHOES! SHsspFiS

IN r. have just received spleadd assortment 81
w Ladjcs' French bid. Morocco, Seal and Gag
SKIN SHOES AND SLIPPERS, all OF which
were manufactured expressly Tor our s,les, aud ara
oolthy the speetal attention OF those in want Of a
COED Article. BURTON " kODEo.
Oct - III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

o." The Enquirer has been trying to elect Lo-
co Fooo Senator IL, m this State, this winter, bg f.
CURES; but af.e, all lis twisting and tuning the oh
stinate f.ures would up right! 1t lacks one
Of ajor,,y--and miss is as good as a mile DR..
Wilson ii the ihnd Senatorial District in New York
can tell him. who recently lost his election by that
same minority OF one, in nearly $4,000 votes. Try
again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

=. ,a, sa'f" Wig eoPmtoe Of Virginia have adopt.
m. ''"'''n warmly recommending the Washington
:" ne" paper proposed to lie established in the Ma
Foofi 'y Ne '-. Bmor & W4ttel-lou . the sup
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

~ John Bldll", Esq. of Detroa, IS spoken
O. 10 the papers Of that city IS tie probable cand'-
,iac ofthc Wings Of Michigan as u y Senator y"
;,tlcr Of LncaS Lyon; "heye tdn1 cAr1ed on ne
af,i Mach la,l-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

%" The steamer British Queen had arrived at New
iorIt at o'clock Saturday last II to be
though TINT she did sail from Loudon the LIST inst but
that her departure deferred until the reception from the
United States of adyices by the Liverpool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

Prompt proteeding.-The N. Y, journal Of Com
merce informs ns tina, the Comptroller Of that State
has advertised 1913, 900 in Arkansas stock, pledged
with him by the Chelsea Bank. Zone of the ins,iu-
tons which has sprung up under he Free Banking
law to be sold at auction on the Odd of December
10 order 10 produce funds for the notes issued by
that institution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
RosNnrs ~ FANCY GOOns.
VEN E.EEE ~ WAITER
sGDG5S.

aEPf. xSth, 1859!
AN " ARE now receiving III our NEW CASH
w STORE, supply Of FALL ~ WIsTEs
Goops consisting oil every variety Of gtyls and
qualities, both Staple Fancy. As our stock IL
nearly double ia usual SIZE and as none hive bought
ut,b more care OF under more favorable eneumstan-
llstter ourselves, shall be able 10 y, u low,
e,ther by wholesale retail, any hauae suA,h vi
the Potomac,
FARMERS < PLANTERS
Arc requested Nil and exa mine our stock. No
our assortment Of Gouds suned TO their wants. WAS
never 20 complete, nor the rfiees eyft So low.
LANES AND. GENTLEMEN,
Wishing to purchase Fancy Goods, u 50 ~
y,ted 10 CALI and We iee confident We shall b9
able 10 cShibu such specimens of beauty, ,at-ti,
and ehcarncss as will eonsItuin .bcip 10 eorlmenI
bolh out Judgment and taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Alc assured lhat were never so well prepared
Ia snplI> lheif wants. having bought many d,sc,,p
lions al Goods III very large lats al the Nuo foik
auctions most Of @hiebweie intended expressly lar
then trade.
Let them bat Gsoul US with call, aud The rrices
shall be made satisfactory.
BURTON x ROBES.
De- , Nn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
FOR RENT,

fasas HOUSE and Lot on Federal Hill. Pos
Mill session will be gwen on III. lst nj Dcccm-
M@V Der. GEORGE N.TURNER.
Aoy 70 t5n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
Valuable Property for sale lease

Valuable Property for sale lease
or reng,
MIR, JESSE r. HOPKINS. the late occupant
WI Of the Eagle Tavern, lin the Town o Libcr
~, belonging 10 the suhscriber) having purchased
the Bell Tavern Of William Terry, Esq. renders ii
necessary that The subsc fbcrswell known stand tihe
Eaee) should pass into Other hands. II is there
fore offered Tor sale. lease rent, terms which
will be accommodating. Possession can be given
immediately Those wishing 10 obtain bargain in
Town property will do well 10 call on the subscriber
who resides in LIbeny.
ARMISTEAD OTEY.
Nov, 90 5w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
RAMA WAY

LHROM The subscriber, at Gam near Warin'n-
Il stcr. Nelson County, James River, the
property Of Joseph E. Cabe young negro man
named HENRY.
He wen, off in the month Of August at which tame,
as for some time previous thereto. he cngag d
as laborcr on the Canal. lie is now probably some
where on the line Of the Canal OF River, between
Lynchburg aud Richmond. lie is about a ycais
of age about fee, a. 10 inches high, well made,
Of rather light compi, xiou, and has The mark OF a
wound above cue Of his eyes aud s'amneis 10 speak
ing. lie WAS born aud lived in Lancaster Conn
y. until a few years PAST.
A Reward of twenty five Dollars, will be
paid for his delivery The subscriber, for his de-
livery into jail so that he shall be restored Tie
possession OF his
GARNET DUNCAN.
Nov. Is w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
yyANTED aO0o PAIR YARN SOCKS

E.sOR mhichw vail give liberal prce in trade.
4 We also wish Ia putehase large 10, Of
FLAX SEED, YARN, JEANS,
LINSEE, &c. BURTON 4 ROBES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

" The rumored duel between Mr.. Stanley NJ. C. from
North Carolina and Mr. Kennedy TINT State did not
or The affair umicoby adjusted the arrival of the
parties al Norfolk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
Nov, 90
WIN TER AND VALs. LAME

WIN &c AND FAILS. LA NJ r.
w OIL,
Sperm Candies, crira fine Gth TEAS,
Wines, Rrandles, Gus Corllals, Preserves Brandy
Fruits. dc,
Prunes, Rasins, Almonds etc,
Olives, Capcts. Sardlues. etc,
Guns, Pistols. knlves. etc.
Pcrlumary, Soaps Visiting and PLAYING Cards,
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