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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

JOHN ANDERSON, MY 10, JomN.-A London
paper adds the following. stanza to ssJohn
Anderson, my jo, John" The exquisite tone
OF unalterable affection which pervades these
lines, and the Inconsistencies of times pro-
gress which that purity of love encourages.
could never have been more simply or more
touchingly expressed
John Anderson, my 10, John,
They say tits forty gears
Since cad you my 10, John,
Since you cad me your dear;
I'm sure it cannot be, John,
Not near sac long ago;
It's but honeymoon at maist,
John Anderson, my 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

VELOCITY OF LGHTNIHG.-It has lately
been ascertaned by series OF ingenious eX-
Pernents that the velocity at whcI, lightning
or the electric fluid moves. is not less than
200, 900 miles in single second of time
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

The income Of the Bible Society in Enr-
land, for the last year, exceeded ESl05, Gee. be-
ing the largest since its establishment.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

There was a review of all the infantry vol
unteer corps of the city Of New York. on
thursday, comprising nearly 1900 men. The
Governor ofth State was present.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

len additional miles of new road have Just
been added to the Central Rail Road of Geor-
gia, making continuous line of 93 miles,
ny the first of January next, 100 miles Will
be open for travel.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

William and Mary College was opened on
the 18th ult.; between 10 and so students
were i'll attendance.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

CANAL RIoTERs.-We learn from the Cum
berland papers that nine of the rioters on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal have been tried,
convicted, and sentenced to the penitcntiary as
folloy-c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

Pearl ashes dissolved in water, and put IN
to an engine, will most eflcctually extinguish
burning wood and prevent il FROM tskire fire
again. SO says the Lady's Rcnister.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

Mr. Butler the sub-treasury candidate has
been elected 10 Congress i'll the Barnwell &.
c. District.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

Let the toast be-dear woman; as the hum
cry husband said when his wife was hurrying
of the breakfast
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
NOTICE..

4 hereby give notice to all concerned, that l
Ahave authorized Mr.. Rudolph Turk to at
tend to and settle up my business during my
absence IN the West. All persons having bu-
slness with me are requested to call upon
him. THOS. S. BASKJS
Oct. 31,-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
WANTED.

AN Apprentice to the Tanning Business.
A boy from 10 to 10 years of age, of good mo-
raj habits, can find a situation by APPLYING To
the subscriber, living in the town of Covinr-
ton, Va. JOHN l.. PI'TZER.
Oct. 31-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
Virginia Scrivemer

For sale at this Office. H5pMerchants
supplied on commission, on liberal
I terms.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

BLANKS-Deeds, Constables' and
Sherlffs' Blanks, Bonds, Notes, &c.
for sale at this office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

FIRE At NiEk>BURG.-The VIZ sbHfE
/ hfg ott1c Ia iast. gitrs tie par culfs Of de
sfrueiIse Ire Wheii occurred 20 that cts The 1h
a ahotn u'etn,A infhe nlotnfug the flames
seie seea issuing from he rface Of John i. P,sfson
suofnrya Ias, Cheay street. aud a. 4 ts~ min.
sies he y ljale Lock Il buildings ffam Maine ia
Magnolia street. wee Llazr. The ezfems
afyness Of tie Rrafhtf during the ihfec previous
1=arils. ffdffea iula5ss lie 10 beck Tie rf1sfess
al ibe hfa tiliH iIai bsrHej HE office 10 which n
efIgiaalea. the efIices Ut Messf CHuf6b Z T4iu-
boil, Mon 4 Bfsseu. Hursf & Ta,Iar. William. a.
laAs. ID. DR. Giea mig. john II. Martin. Geo
:. x J. \ Verge. aaI lac ofiCe II Nessts- Pen.
tlas 4 tia4aa. lie - atnees 81 iler. ) =. pfea.
rs md 4 u Cfpwr In atfhe netlh end Of Cher
~ street. soro asa bufusd. Proceeding South. q
consumed the ieselts sfare 81 u. B. DsWniuR, ~
l5e oarnsf 81 tietfs aid Nam streets. an advancing
Is raFagss dasu y ,fa burned several offices. 70 e4
e. with tie fae back siote OF the Ales.f. Crump 10
geief vitb several teh9uses IN ale icsf and FUR
her do~at tie street. \ Ihgb nd na> blowing tut
ing lie shoie time.
No esifmate OF tht am 4Buf af dama=e - ven bot
q must have been w. etest. Tie Fl = Vas anqaes-
iiouaHiy the Rotk ~ nI,epdiaucs. Two men we're
seen issuing from the premises At lilc urnen the
hfr ~as Jiscasrrrd. Gfsai praise Is bestowed nu
ihe lIemen iof raeif eteutnts and lronl.atle enur
aze. winch saffi the eit, ffom uofe excessive de-
yastatI1u, nhieh Al oas lttne seemed inevitable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

u IT, as the Administration party assert. the
Sub Treasury scheme was originally co,,o,,,1,,a,,
" me trainers OF the constitution and is The orr,
constitutional system, will rhey be good enouob n
e'' " WY was not pnl into operation by the fr.
congress OF "hlcbmany of the trainers ofihs coo
''''"''0" were members How does it happen. tina,
Tue rue intent ADD meaning OF an instramen, r,,-
NED more than hafoenury ago. was never diseorz
cred until now Aud str,nre,iocsu =.
""PFe" ua"' INC very mea who have discovered tbis
,Sa' .o''' ''e' HlA'ery took two yeas 10 find out
'''' II was not "an'rrepuhcan, revolutionary and
dlsole nAlng'' ""'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

u Gov. Polk, of Tennessee, y as iuaugur8ic
on the l4th INST. with great state and ceremony and
The midst If large crowd Of ladies' aud gentl,me,
among whom was Gen. Jackson. with health f,,,.
the Nashville Uniou) apparently improved. The in.
augura address OF GOV. Polk, which We ale toIdbv
the same euphonious Journal. was an aort Of gre
happiness" constituting "a broad plaif I'm Of DE-.
mocfacy.o was preceded ty bIet valedjcrory ly
lis predecessor, Gov. Cannon. Tie Rey. NJ. How.
ell OF The B5ptist Church, commenced tie cAer,rc,
Of tie occasion, and Bishop Andrew, of the N. p.
Chmoh, closed dem, by arIlofriar ma,cls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

JuntS Rirer Canat.-We understand that Wig
'"us enoIIs are now making to complete this Nofk
SO that II may be pot into OPERATION between Lynch
burg and Richmond, with the exception of about
seven miles imnedialely below lhis place, the com
Ple'lon OF which is prevented by an unfortnna con-
uoVerSy between the Company and Mr.. John Per
cIval,) IN the month Of January next. Asno tos
can be collected by The Company until the Canal is
opened 10 Lynchburg, il is 10 be hored that the UNI
reasonable delay which mus necessarily result from
Aeephg lhIs controversy in Court may be prevented
oy lar and just CON promise between tie parties;
or II this be lmrraotcabe, dat the COMPANY Will
promptly adontt only alternative in its power by
seeking some other channel for the Canal. A change
oil location may cost the Company something more
oal such additional cost wall be more dian reimbursed
by the tolls which they will be al once enabled
collect and from which they must be cut OF so long
rs ms dispute remains undecided
we are anxious 10 ste this great work completed
ana IN ora1uon between Lyrehbulg and klehH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

The L. $. BaRk.-Thc New York Courier in
the following simple propositions. .elures whole
colun MS Of dsingennous bsderdash which constant.
" appear cons pcuousy in The Administration Jour
uals:
l. The I. S. Bank Of Peansy iuaaia is a state and
not a national institution.
., Deriving its chatter liom only one out Of the
twenty-six states, and not Gem The Genetal Gov
ernncnt, II had neither auihort, nor. power to
act as great regulator otex changes and curren-
CIV.
B. The charter Of tins great PENNSYLVANIA Bank
was bestowed by "a legislature decidedly Loco Fo
CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Toea Fseo Ignorance Tile following paragraph
Is eopied tom the Paffsasu Ctfo'ifts paper ea''
Cd b, r. Psr.on F,sk, Of The most i"i"f'a'eo
deeaeogues czisuf
WILLIAM AxD HARr.-ll IS With extreme re-
Inetanee l3at We fBueh upon his ancient IHshuii'h
for the eIaeaiioo Of yeuih but our Obligations 10
our common country paramount 10 al oihsi
considerations. We Host sincerely regret th'' the
present policy pursued At that college IS sucii a.
must necessarily blio2 into speedy disrepnte WIN
Ill who pfizc republican ins'itnIlons II has ne
come tuf,efy II arsfoeraiic federal whgs-eYftN
member al the faculty belonging 10 that party we
have already spoken af the pnedle Efforts 81 Judge
Tucker, ~ hls oaleh penny production e"'ii,a
"Whigs and Democrats. 10 cast obloquy upon the
democratic patty; aud We had intended long before
his to haze uoiioed has work on Bank'ng-a pnbi'-
cation containing more false assumptions. probably
han work Of Is SIZE now eNtaft. But ianIlY as
il IS we have atrly extracts from prodncilon
nf President wftspfeung paper money and banks
0lnch filled Us with unreasonable astonl,hmeni, at
rs glafn- Departures from The plaHes principles ol
political economy. II these publications are far
,pecimeus 81 Wild taught 10 The students al VII
lam and Mary College, We cease to marvel at lie
fact, that all he graduates from that ancient uslltu-
ton are federal wings"
81 tins political priest not only makes war upon
the Banks, but upon Institutions ofIearning like
And what will the reader say wien he IS in-
formed ofthe iguornce ofthis besolted partizan .
Judge Tucker Is not The author either ofhe catch
penny production entitled Wings and Democrats,
nor OF the work on Banking" which hay,
aroused the wrath Of this Argus.eyed aeraran
The first IS from tue pen OF gentleman Of Rich.
mond, aud I,elast written by Professor Tucker
Of the University Of Virginia and the latter fac
must have been known 10 the editor of the Chron
icle # he bad ever seen the title PAGE of the wotl
shlch he thus condemns, evidently without
Knowing any thing Of IT'S conents-nay withou ha-
wing eVrr8eeH it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Parry Fdeliy.-In 1885. The Presiden, declared
that the Sub Treasury was .anri-republcap, diso,.
s"n'@'ns and revolutionary = and the whole party
""'c" supports INN joined IN the chorus OF denun-
e'"uoh' In 1857 the President declared that the
Suo- / ieasuly was the very system contemplated BY
'' u tue eohsttutInn-a genuine sprout of
f"e hefnolicdnlsm-an 10 the whole rarty. with
one accord shout Amen Now. the question is
VINO rn'es-the People, or the President The
latter nnqnest'onabIy. Is not that queer sou Of
'ae"oe'acy' IN which the will of one man is the su-
preme law
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Lower CANApA.-Ihe Quebec Gazette of The
I'm, announces The arrival oiihe trigaie Pique ha-
wing on board his txeellencv The III. ilon Ponlelt
Thomson and General SIR Richard Jackson The
steamer Canada WAS seut down, but returned AT half
. +. d. without The tIgale. Mr. Murdoch. the CT
va secretary, and one ot General Jack sons aids
cdne up IN The Canada.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

ihongh pe have NJ, heard 81 any aims, ~bon G..
idcnee Is clear aH1 dusot. Il - believed there are
sifuue circumstances q EuIit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

NJ Ne1e'oa's Aaircss,- We invite the attention
oil our readers 10 The werfpl and eloquent Address
o me People OF Virginia. on the first pare from
'hepen OF Nllioughby Newton, Esq. of Wes;more-
land The cifeu stances which led to lis pubIica-
non areiuIiy explained in The PREDATORY cunespon-
dence and IL the remarks of the Richmond Wing
u The Georgia Journal and the Recorder both
state hat the defeat ofthe State Rights Whip mar
~ ~ that State at the late election ly very mea-
gre majority, is attributable entirely to the operation
oi the Temperance question, it being proposed in
thai State 10 pass a Is gallon law. similar 10 thai
winch Is now dlstfacrlng and dividing the Whips of
Massachusetts. Our opponents never divide, how
even much they may disagree Kept together, as
MI. Calhoun once said, "by the cohesive power of
pIusdet,' they move like clock-woik al elections.
lhey so for he President right or wlong-sluk or
SWIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Dolen pt01 The BaHhs The National In:elligen-
Ger quotes from "a jacohin press in Virginia" the
following sentence: The Banks are down Let
the people pot foot upon THEN PROSTATE necks. with
a giants strength. Let the FIRST act Of Congress be.
10 pass the bankrupt law against Banks, rccommen-
ded by Van Buren,. Let their hydra heads be lop
ped of al single blow" From the sprit Of Ibis ex
rac we infer that it is from the pen Of Ex Pafson
Fisk Of Portsmouth, Va. Are the people Of Yin
gnia prepared TO adopt the language of this nm
pt1nclpled dlsorgmlzer? Are they PREF cred, in
the name Of $taie htQhts place their State inSi
lions al the mercy Of toe general government? II
they alelhr reign OF Jacobsen and Consolidation has
commenced. Buf This Northern agtaran will find
that he's Scattering lis seed uponan uncongenial
soil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

&C The Wings Of Illinois are in The d.l N
held Convention at Springfield on The,
thoroughly to organize for the arltoaebitp,.,.
Geo. w Ralph, Ezra Baker, Wm. b. W..
Vim. \. Minshall aud W. l.. Newbefry u..a
pointed Delegates to the National Conven,ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Moe S,eafcapfee.-Tbe Harrisburg ~
sahia) Chronicle III rms Is Tat M,. r..
collector Of tolls At Philadelphia. appsln,e4,
pfesoet Governor offhai State As a reward, ;.
services aa aclse leader in The celfb,a,,.I# >,
burg mob. las abscohded viii III thousand ~.
Of the money Of lie State
SUI aaother!-The sac paper s,,t,s
collector III toli' al Columbia IS del,nh,r ~
tune oi between sixteen aud eighteen thsp,,..,
lars
iuzza for The leg treasury system! TIN.
foreshadn"ing # What we may expect VIII
"i"depeodcnt Treasury goes iulo operate
WILL indeed, be independent ofaw and .o,s...
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28


fioyd county.
We insert with great pleasure, lie subj med Pm.
ceed gs ola meeting in franklin uutv proposing
the construction Of dnt turnpike from Daniel,
Run. in Floyd county, 10 New Loudor. by winch
road to nalketNIl be opened 10 an extensive So
tion Of county We understand that a copy Ola
petition 10 the next Legislature, asking for tie ln.
corpela,ion Of company 10 construct Iii, road.
las been srnt'o this place for CT culation aud We
have no doubt It will be universally signed
PUBLIC MEETING.
Pursuant 10 notice. meetng Of tie citizens If
Franklin, friendly 10 The construction ola 1aInliLe
tom Dau1eFs Run, on the edge Of FLOYD county, 10
New London. IN Campbell county, was hold at
Rocky Mount, on Monday the "a h Of October-
Moses Greer, Sour. was called to the char, and j.
A. Early appointed Secretary nErreufon tie oh.
Jeet thsmeeiing having been explained. a COM
niiiee was appointed 10 report preamble and eso.
Iuiious tor Tie consideration Of ls meeting. Tie
committee reported The following preamble and re-
solutions Which were adopted
Nhtr' as tbs meeting is folly convinced that tho
interests Of many iafmcls and planters of tie coun-
Ties OF Rediod, Franklin aud Floyd require that
there Should I've good and substantial turnpike.
leading irem Danlrfs Run, By llalcslofd. in the
county Of Franklin, 10 the town of Lynchburg. lhe
principal mari for the produce Of said counlies;
that such a road would ut all times Of The year a-
io,d tie best and shortest communication from the
so plhern art Of Virginia with The western part and
with several ol1he western States, thereby conducting
much TO The convenience OF the public, and thai it
would increase The value of landed properfy in a
iei11le portion CT he State, west of tie Blue RIDGE
heretofore materially injured by The want of such a
a road and, whereas tie communication along The
route specified Is 50 INSTRUCTED as TO be almost en-
utly cut oil during an important season If tie year,
thereby impeding the piogress Of improvement in
agncnltne AID preventing many Of its products
tom finding suitable market; aud the difficulties
attending The execution OF The road laws are So great
as To preclude the probability OF the above tnenuon-
ed lonle being ever opened aud improved as ~
answer he enl desired; therefore, r
RGolrcl, That i, is the opinion Of This meelvr
'nal our Legislature ought TO be eloned for the
charter OF JOINT STOCK campany to construct a dnt
turnpike along tie route above specified
Resotrea. That
he appointed committee 10
draw up and circulate petition for the above pur-
pose.
RcSoited, That HE citizens Of Bedford. FIoyd and
Lynehbmg me hereby respectfully invited to coop
crate with us 10 This undertaking.
HeSotted, That tie proceedings of this meeting
be published III the L,nchburg Vneinisn
! he blank in the second resolution was filled with
Inc naines OF K. NJ. TaIlalerro. Jno r. Guerranr,
Jho. D. Booth, Peter GueIrani, Moses Greer ST.,
Booh'f Preston and j. A. Early and on motion,
The meeting adjourned.
MOSES GREER, ST., Chairman.
j. A. EARLY, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

l. Il EXTRA FINE TEAS,
l. VIZ
INTERNAL Gun Powder, Pouchong and Sou
chons I 5 For sale At
Howell DARlES'S.
Oct. / II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Editorial toartesy and Dignity-No one sets
uphigher preiens'ons TO courtesy aud dignity rhan
the editor Of the Richmond Enquirer; and vet it
seems to us that no one NOE frequently vi. laes
them lie complains Of tie Richmond Wing Tor
applying the term "hreng" to The postmaster at
Richmond, although Amos Kendall Is the autho, Of
the eplthet, and himself first applied it to all of his
suborImafes aud yet, in tie very same paper. lie
permits correspondent 10 speak cf the JUNIOR edi
'o's o. Tue \" ing as the 'undcrlng,' OF The senior
'd'or-and not very long ago copied an article from
the Globe IL which the courteous and gclllemanly
senior editor OF the National IuleI 2rncer Is Ie,c,.
bed as The Enghshman,' perlorning the bchests Of
his "iorelgp o"n.rs." An ounce Of example IS
worth pound fprecerl; and we would advise the
physician oitle Enquirer to heal himself before he
prescrIbes Tor Others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

justly leildtks 4:
IA time when We ale favored in an ,r.i.......
gree with nch variety OF lie c6oire., a. -
oil divine munlhtenoe. 1t is much to be ,ep,e,,s1 ~
any thlng should be found IN the adnini.,.t !
our eoVefumenlal aftaIts Gale uatrd lu Il ar on,
perlly aud happiness as a peope.-Bnt Nhedf "
/ contemplate Ouf own condition or look NJ"
mong our sister States where we must seek
ket Tor our surplus produces. we fluid tAat heayy
baIrassment still refvades the monetary c,nepr,
+ Tie county,. We continue to be very dr<ii,,
/ a geuera circulating medium e uniform ya1p.. ~
want OF which effects IL aieusls. not only every -
I ot society at home, but also ON credit abroad H.
by deprecIaling lie value OF out Safe bond. ~
greatly relatding the progress, II II does not f..
prevent The completion If many OF our NJ
oi internal Improvement. These aud o,be, =,
pfessvc evils, the fruits Of dlSprdered cilrra.,
We must patiently endure so hing as the govern.
shall pclSi> III course Of wild financial exneriee,,
which Only tfni 10 agt:sate the ills tlIey " enc a.
/ Is instrumental III producing. us not To be snngl
however, that this stale OF thing, !, 10 be pefnef
+ The people hold corrective III their own l5.
and then " ell known indulgence, virtue and 49,,
otlsm forbid the Illuminating idea that thcy viii f.
! ID apply II. sangulne hope may ihen fote he
dugt d that by tie regular operation oi our 49,,
llean system, the country will ere long be lrlt,.
hon tie administration OF It's present rulers ~,
lis pefnlciUus ram oil experiments, abuses and spo
alIUus."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Tennessee. message Of Governor c,n..
very brief aud is confined chiefly to local ,opic.
reference to Federal affairs, he very peti.o,,,.
Justly remarks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

- l ne Enqunercopes most Of the Toass civ
"a' tie SOUTHAMPTON dinner, by distinguished IN
ved guests. Why did it omit Coy. Tyler's =
Does II 'eei a ll''e sensitive ON the subject of "Pll-
gum Plesldeuls and Unwilling CaLinelso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
GEORGE RAGUBY,

AFFERS FOX SALE Al LOW PRICES
" for cash or barter:
SUGARS. &c.
10 hhds. Porto Rico aud ST. Croix,
Ia do PANE N, Orleans,
5000 lbs. single aud double Loaf,
= tierces N O. Clarified,
1900 lbs. Crushed.
200 bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade.
apart selected particularly TOT iamllles.
MOLASSES.
l2 hhds. n O. aud English Island,
10 uerees aud barrels N o.
SALT.
200 sacks Salt.
CANDLES.
80 boxes Common aud Patent Tallow.
20 do do do Sperm,
VARIETIES.
10 boxes Turpcntine Soap,
80 whole, half aud quarter boxes bunch Raisins,
% Nests non bound Tubs.
10, 600 lbs. Cotton Yam, Lynehburg Factory, No.
ao IL,
10, 900 lbs Wcstcrn Bacon.
terees Caiolina nlee, new crop,
barrels Maccarel,
lS baneis Rump Pork,
20 Kegs Duponts R'le Powder.
60 do BLASTING do,
800 lbs. Bar Lead.
10 tons well assorted bar Iron.
5000 Nails and Brads Id TO God,
l,50O lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
100 lbs Spanish loant Indigo.
so lbs Dutch Nader,
300 lbs. American Blsefcd Steel,
10 barrels Tapncis' Oh,
80 bushels Northern Potatoes,
20 bags Shot,
80 ,eams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis Sweet Malaga Vine,
10 boxes fine Oronoko Chewing Tobacco,
30 boxes Young Tyson, Imperial and Gunpow-
deI Tea,
90 barrels N. &. Tar,
90 doz. Lines aud BedoorJs
bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger Asplcc.
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese,
Wrapping Twine, Clover aud Timothy
Seeds.
Muscat Vine, West India Preserves,
Window Glass, Halt Bushel Measures.
Brown Sh'rings, Bedtlcking,
Chocolate, Shoes Hats,
Tar Cans, Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
Ind on Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars OF various grades
March p Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
Female school.

VI'HE subscriber proposes al the commence ment
l. OF his next session, which will be on Monday
the first OF July next, receiving into his School none
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs con.
hnuing, should the patronage received, Justify it.
His course will he comprehensive and thorough and
will embrace all the branches of Education which
are taught in other Female Schools in this place
Terms, per session Of five months:
Isl Gass-SpelIins, Reading and VIII
ting, Sic so
end Uass-E glish Grammar Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic and History, Is 90
3rd GaSS-Larin. Greek and French
Languages. Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy, 20 90
Paper, lux nc. Ut lurnished,) -
Payment 10 be mate IN adrancc. Pnpils will be
received Al any time though not FOR shorter period
than a session from the Time Of reception. A vaca-
ton OF several weeks will be given in the month Of
August AT the end OF each session there will be
public examination.
SAM'L. d. TOMPKlNS.
June 3 6w