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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09
JAMES O'DONNELL,
A T RNEY AT W,
GpAv (MaineN

REFERS ro-Hon John Anderson, Collector ofthe Port
Portland; and Messrs. Goldman Fox, Counseiors at Law
% He will practice in the counties of Cumberland and OK
ford the collection = demands in all parts Of TIN
State. a6ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09
IN PO T A N T.

and broadway. up stssrs. tE~N ny1-lv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

@ fRAW WRAPPING PAPRR 5000 Gap and
- Crown for sale BY
a6y 10 and liz Nassau st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

NJ.
EXCHANGE BROKER, 1913 CANAL STREET.
QA kinds Of Bank Notes bought and sold up
the most favorable terms.
WANTED-S00o cross and head Pstarseus Immediately
for which the highest price will be given ai6-lm'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
FOR StH.D;.


( NETERMlNED 10 remove 10 Texas shall
IL offer Tor sale tAmhe,sl 60. llo. nj public
auction, on Monday next, 2ls lust. lhal being Coui
day, The following Lots, viz
The Tavern Lot containing between ~ and 10
acres and the appendages, Stables. Garden, Grass
Lots, &c. The pflvate House | Al present reside IN
with the buildings attached, this contains "a acres.
Two store houses, aud five unimpiovcd Lots, thiec
adjoining the public square, suitable for mechanic
shops and TWO beautiful Lots suitable ioi private
resdences one containing 3! acres, the Other ~
acres. Possession .lyep ol The unn proved lots inn
medarly the others the 1st January next. II
The pnrc haser OF The Tavern private dwelling wish
es To add Ia etl,r. the plantation adjoining Of 300
acres will be added Al a far price.
For all sums of $500 or less credit Of twelve
months, betwe 500 and 81 1000 aud years,
and all over $1,000, onc, aud three years. cqud
Insialmeuts,
For the above property Negroes at iar price, or
Texan Lands. well secured, will be taken IN pait,
nine eleyenlhs oi he wiiolr property.
Al the same time and place. Que Negro woman
and llree lillle pls, her daughters, for cash
gotlable paper at 90 days. Also ih,ce year old
Llooded Fy, cy American Eclipse, dam Goianna
&C. &c. &e. JAMES POWELL.
Ocl. II i2lO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
PENNSl LNANIA ELECTION.

The Wings carried their Assembly ticket in the
CITY Of Philadelphia by majority OF about 5000
In the county. The Loco Foco majority still lar
ger. The vote thin in that as well as in other
pans Of the State from which we have heard, the
Wings making regular and concerted opposition
We give up PennSy sana.
For Mayor ot Philadelphia there were three can
ddales. Tie vote STOOD Swift lWhig) 33I3 ;
Kane tLocol 3e0I Montgomery tWhie) 2672,-
majority being necessary 10 elect. neither was
chosen. The choice now devolves the City
Councils, whs are To elect from the two highest
and as they are unanimously Wing, Mr.. S"iit's eeo-
ION Is cnrIain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

OMNIBUS CONJC MOTION We are Inform.
I'd that The trends o tho Administration held meet
ing at Campbell conft. house On Monday last, and
resolved 10 invite John G., Calhoun. Esq. to take
that place in his route to Washington IN November
and to partake OF Public Dinner It was also deter
mined, We learn, to invite Capt. Walter Coles the
member Of Congress from tins u strict. 10 unite in
this festival. SO that. il seems, We are to have
Table OrdtorS' IN their ranks as well as IN ours.
This is all fair The Wings ale not AFRAID OF dis
cusson. They court IL. They know that nothing
but light is needed, in order 10 place ihtir cause
upon an impreguable basis. But II will be most
omi onjuncion-wil il not Ito see the great
leader OF Modification seated by the SIDE OF Que Of
the most jealous champions OF The Proclamation aud
the Bloody Bill Nor will ii fail to be remember
ed that while the organ of the Administration par
ty was in the habit oi stigmatlz,ns John c. Cal
houn with the foul eplthet Of - uallof,' calling
him the modern CatitiRc, aud threatening hln with
the glbbet, which CAPT. Coles perfectly willing
10 assist IL in erecting, Mr.. Calhoun himself de
ounce the Administration party as one based upon
principle, and kept together only by the cohe-
siye power of pluuder!" Do the Administration
party feast Mr. Calhoun for this com piiwent VIII
he accept uf a feast from those ho we've anxious to
hang hun as high as tlaman we shall see,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

o. The Norfolk Beacon of tho 10th inst says
I'VE received Yesterday the painful intelligence Of
the death Of the her DR.. John French AT his estate
on Nansemond lyer. lie had becn DAYS SICK
with the lIIious fever" DR.. French was wen known
in tins community, as lac was indeed throug hout
Virginia as a man of uncommon strength OF mind
and energy OF character. lie had grown grey in the
MInls,ty-hsng been Ion many years attached TO
the NJ. l.. Chercb, with winch he dissolved his con
neclion some years ago. when the Methodist Pro
iestant Church was organized. OF al Chulel lac
has been several times since it's organization, elect
ed President by its Conletenec-whlch Office he re
signed within the present year. The Doctor was
cminenlly useful during his long lile, and has, we
doubt not gone Ia his reward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
From the L, S. Ga.eiie.

HOTTINGEUR AND THE u. S. BANK.
We yesterday put our readers in possession Of all
the facts in our power, relative to the refusal Of
Ilotlingeur Co. 10 accent the bills drawn on Item
by the Bank Of the United States. Il was an
important part Of the information, that the bills
thus refused we've promptly honoied by the house of
:, othschlld and all the paper sent by The Bank OF
of the u. States 10 Europe, has been duly honoted
IT, in single instance, as IN the case al Hottln-
geur & Co.'s refusal, one drat has come back that
has heen Immediately paid IN New y ork
1t may be proper 10 look Tor moment al the con-
duct OF Messrs. llooingeu, co. towards the Uni.
ted ST ates Bank. That house Was under agreement
10 accept the very drafts which 1t refused and had
IN IT'S hands the security nec ssary To guarantee il
from loss ; and in moment OF most nervous #ex-
cllement, sort Of panic most iHtereSe iy bfough
bout. il violated lis iah and broke of those
rules of mercantile regulations that are deemed most
sacred by gentlemen ho occupy the place TO which
that house a>plres.
The promplness with which Mr.. Jaudon met the
exigency, and supplied the want ior 81, 000. 900
raucs, show the resources al such man, and the
strength oi the Bank OF The United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
Bed}ord September Court 1899.
uH Mp V AnAhG NJ H.. L..

bcUb0fd september CouTt 1861.
III ENR4 ADAMS, William Adams. William
N d. Frazer and Sally his wife, Polly Adams,
Rhoda Adams, Nancy Adams, Slephen Adams and
James Oatmeal aud Eliza his wife. Plaintiffs
against
Joshua Adams son Of Henry Adams, dec ascd
Sampson ID. Chain. Calohlil &. Chafu, ose plus .
Chafn the last three children OF Jane Chain dec d.
-lIennerta NJ. Adams, aud William II Adams, chl-
dren oil John Adams deceased. Del'ls.
IL CHANcERY.
This day this cause came ON 10 be heard on the pa
pers formerly read, and WAS argued bv couusel-up-
on consideration whereof the Court doth adiudge
order and decree that John A. Wharton, a cnlnmIs-
sIOucr of this Couft, do take account of the adj
nluisralion ofihe estate oil Henry Adams de ceased
with Rebecca Adams and William Adams HE ad
muisraofs, aud also that he state and settle the ac
counts between The plaintiffs and defendants, " ho
are disrbutces in which account he is to take into
estimate any adgancemenIs which may have been
made by The interstate IN his life Ia any oil the
parlies-aGd The said commissioner is to report said
accounts to tins Court, with any matter specially
stated, thought pertinent by h,nsef OF req ailed by
the parties ro.le SO stated. A cpy Tese
RIO. &. MITCHELL. G. b. c.
CoMMIssIoNEE's OFFICE,
Liberty, Oc. l. 1889. {
The above parties will take notice that IsAah -,
my Office III tins town. the houroi 10 O'Clock ia
the morning, Of Thursday the 2lst day OF NoyrmLer.
SO, coniulence The accounts directed bvthe iore-
gong decree. ~ Which line aud place thew aie re-
1nnEd 10 attend WIN their accounts, vouchers wit
neSsts aud copies u couu paets for eAamnal ION ard
scttleneai. JNO. \. WHAkION. .
pif N4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

Financial Sdgacity.-The National lutelIigencer
OF Friday last contains letter To Dir. John Brockcn-
brough written by Dennis A. Smith, Esq. oil
the Oldest and most accomplished inancleIs in The
United States aud dated nearly three weeks before
Tie suspension III Philadelphla,-in which that gen
tlemar, after showing couclusi,ely that the Banks
ought not 10 have resumed specie payments
as they dad, predicts another sns cnsion within a
brlefp PERIOD absolutely inevitable He says The
crisis has arrived, when measures must be adopted,
by the banks merchants Tor relief; and The only
wonder should be that both have 30 long wtIstood
the severity Of the pressure. | have believed from
the moment of the Late resumption, tha, the Banks
would be compelled 10 relrace their steps and that il
they would at do So aud act in concert through
ont the Union, it would be productive OF the most
salura consequences 10 all classes of fellow clll
zens"-We shall eudeavor 10 publish Mr.. Smiih's
letter entire IN our next paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
Y'O RO.xs, .yx.gMERS.

I,ilERE will h. lei 10 the lowest bidder NJ Frank
h liz Courl House, on Tuesday the iitli day OF
Nusember next, the building OF bout 40 miles of
Turnpike Rod; commencing nj Rocky MouuL
and leading towards D,nvlllc To be LAID of in .
tons Of about five Jules eachSpeclfcaiions OF the
hammer in which The work will be required, 10 be
ccutcd, will be utade known thai dnv
RIGH'D NJ. TALlAFERRO. Prcst
o. The Danvllle aud Fmcasde papers please
copy.
Dct II II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
LAND FOR SALE.
1NiIE SUBSCRIBERS wish 10 sell their Farm
u laIey owned by Col, seph BlaIr, containing
GRO AalsIS

lying upon the waters OF cejar Creek aud nj Joining
the l4ards OF Robt. White, Esq aud ol,fs. A.
bout one hundred and fifty Acres Of the nhuyc mrn.
toned land IL cleared aud ia hieh state OF cniltva
'lon. aud unrnmmonly leric, producing all kind, If
Grain IN great abundance. The whole farm is wcll
waiercd, aud FIFTY of SIXTY ACRES of6ist rate
meadow can be conveniently made upon II. The
unceared land Is heavily t'mhered, aud is first rate
Tobacco Iand--rqual Ia any ~ the connltv. On
The said band there's d GODDLOG DIfELLING
house, two ORtH1KDS. aud irsi rato
Whnc Sulphur Srring, oaly lb,ee mules distant
from the Manual Bridge, aud five az six miles from
James Rivet. \ father description ~ deemed
necessary ~ II is presumed those wishing To pur.
chase. viii view the premise lhr Farm wall be
shown Ia any pcisou wishing 10 purchase by one
nj Tia subscribers WIN lives upon att ,nlug ,,rn.
WILLIAM SHIELDS,
DAVID EDMONDSON.
Rnekbiig o,uI7 Fl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

visit TO each OF those places Zach OF these meet
'nes is said To have bean numelously attended aud
To have exhibited the most enthusiastic spnir Yet.
We doubt the prophecy ofthe movement We look
with pam upon the Increasing indications of man
mofshipp1g spirit which abroad IN the lant-a
spr', IN our humble opinion, wholly Inconsistent
with genuine Republieanism lfauy living mau de-
serves these houors, il is Mr.. Clay bat when we
see them 'ndisoriminately paid 10 parry IDOLS, with
out regard to past services, character talents
they are hardly worth, of the ambition of uu,
g'eat man, while the. are IN themselves liable 10
powerful objections.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

In Sesscx, Huntingdon and Warren Counties.
there was no opposition 10 the V b. ticket. The
same IS true OF Atlantic County, II mistake not
In Cape May, no opposition 10 the Wing ticket.
The above embrace all the Counties IN Tie State
lie Wings having carried both bianches Of the
Legislature, Wing Gove' will be chosen Of
course beng elected by that body
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
Iyson.,,s yuugtjcapIiS.

M T. are authorized Ia sell ffleea ar besntp hot
w sand Outlines II he genuine N q 4 )
" L l. TT "a NLIS, of the most lnxu,,an,
growth. snme 81 the uees measuring from 10 q
leei IN height Application 10 at bynohbug
post paid, will be promptly attended to-
BURTON & ROBES.
oci. tsI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

h.,l., the ptnall, incurred b! tue act OF suspen
;on shall be en- oreed, once move reunited! his
!. y question however, winch we feel by no means
.orne,ent 10 discuss. The Directories of the
Ranks are composed of men OF intelligence and a
,o,eness-and we do not doubt that they will decide
!, v;sey. in view of all the consequences, which, IN
.;,he, ease. may flow from thei determination.
go,one. we say that This act Of suspension. fol
loving so loosely upon The heels OF anolherhas by no
mean, weakeneG our faith ia the utility nd absolute
necessity of the Banking system nseii. lhoneh
called a second suspension. because temporary re-
sumption has interviewed between II and that by
which il was preceded regard IT, 10 all ntens and
rp,noses as "rartand parcel" Of the first. Neso
sc,,5 i, because both flew from the same great
c,use-the interference OF the government WIN
,becpnency by lie destruction of The National Bank
a,dber,use II Q resumption itself was forced aud pc
,o,,,e--conmeneed by the Banks before they OF
h eounty were prepared for it, under The pressure
c, supposed political necessity. oecasioned by the
canor of short sighted partizans. whose political
views, rather than their judgments, urged them to
the undertaking.
n, When will another resumption take place Some
lsay when The balance oftiads shall be in our favor,
and foreign exchanges queniy 50 low IS 10
put an end the exploration Of specie 10 pay our
European Debt. But when will this be J Perhaps
the state OF the British crops, which our last foreign
advces represent 10 be in Il lietarlous condition,
will exert decisive effect, by rendering the farther
expectation Il specie unnecessary. 1t remains,
However vet 10 be ascefained will certainty to
what extent the deficiency of btcad-stutis abroad
will create demand for American flour.
But the question for the people To consider
terminate hen and how Ills state of things may
is he reform u The Banking sysiem. Some elhod
mus, be devised to prevent lis running into ''fuln-
Gus excess and give energy as well as safety
lis operatous. Aud in the adjustment OF this ques-
ton our earnest desire is HAT hose upon whom
may lie d,vo!ved he weighty aud responsible last.
my approach il in spirt oi pa,iosm uuminecd
with panty jralousIes and animosRes, which ne so
sure to becloud the judgment, aud II conduct us to
wrong conclusions
u Since the foregoing article in type we
learn that The Governor OF PENIS tanll has issued
a Proclamation requiring the Commonwealth At
torneys 10 prosecute all persons corporations no
may issue any notes uude the denomination OF So
4" I ms, (as the w IL ohsencs.) fails far sllott Of
what was expected Of his Loco Fuce Anli- Bank EN-
ceency..'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

L. $. Ba"h.-The Joreiga comments upon the
protested drafts of the u. s. Bank IN Ps are copied
from the N y. journal OF Commerce-a apcr " hich
exhibits The most furious hostility to that institution
They are perhaps tolorcd by the ptejudlccs Of the
source through which they are derived. This is
certainly the statement from the L. S Gazetie
below. is correct-and it is paper always TO be rci-
ed upun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
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M j. HAVE lately received and have INV Tor
w sale 5000 yds Napt Cotton. Gass,neus,
fnlid Cloths kerseys, Lnseys. aud other goods
spltable for Negtos Clolnne, whIrh we are deter
mined TO sell lower Than usunl.
Al O
200 BLANKETS, nj unusually low prices
Farmers aud Planters will do themselves great in.
Justice by not examining sloek henre purchasing
BURTON " ROBES.
O,t. II tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

o. Pose'iul efforts are now making in the
Gooehland Senatorial district to instruct Senator
FontaIne 10 vote for Loco Foco Senator next win
ter Cannot the Wings oil the Pn,s,lsaoia d1stric,
instruct senator Dyerto vote against Loco Foeo
Last Spring. esery county IN Nit Dyef's d,stllc'
gave decided Wing majority, amounting IN the AZ
grega,e TO neatly 100 He processes In be aDemo-
crat, aud to acknowledge the right Of instruction.
Was he not sufficiently instructed al the potts II
he thinks not, would II not be we'll To initiate the
ample Of oui opponents who leave stone un.urned
to curry their point, We hope Senator Dyer will
be instructed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

Lot Household aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting
in part Of Sdeboards, Bnrraus, Chairs, Table.
Beds, Bedsleals, &c, together with the usual ynfle-
g Of one .decline IN House Keeping
CHARLES PHELPS, \uc',.
Oct. II 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
To Till, plHi.iC.

FnN1lE Subscribers most respectfully announce 10
4 The citizens of i.ynehburs and the adjacent
eouLiies, that they have associated themselves To-
ther. for the purpose III carrying on the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS. IN all ITS vst,ons bianchss They
ran confidently say ihose who wish encourage
then that their work shall be wsilexccu,edas any
in town elsewhere. Their Shop may he fund on
the cross street leading 10 the Washington Hotel,
and iou then long experience In business, hope to
meet with = share Of public patronage.
\. b. Cutting ana hitting done ~ the shortest
notice. WM. A BENNETT,
BENJAMIN l.. ST MPTER'
lei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
GROCERIES ~ rUxNIrURE,
;ct 4 rIctkOin.

THIS morning nj 10 O'Clock will sell
bids Brown Sugar
10 barrels do do
20 bugs Coliee
barrels French Brandy
3 do Rum
do TN
. boxes Lnai Sugar
90 boxes Soap
20 do Ralsins
boxes Rock Candy
shot Guns, &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

The Jersey blaes ne true to the Constitution aud
10 the Republic. The Wing fire of the Revolution
still burns brightly their al,ars while the mis,s of
Loco Focoism have elsewhere obscured its b,ieht-
ness. The stale Of parties in the next Leeisl,,n,e
will staad tins:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

~ The Rev. Joseph Il. D. Tyler, OF Hartford,
Connecticut has been unanimously elected Ptlnol-
pal OF he Deaf aud Dumb aud DIR. q. &. VI, Menl-
lat, OF Philadelphia, Principal of the Bliud, IN the
Institution at Staunton, which is expected 90 into
operation on the 10Th Of November next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

~" james c. Bruce, Esq. of Halifax, has ac-
cepted the invitation Of the Society of the Alumni of
the University Of Virginia 10 deliver the Annual
Address on the 4th of July rext. The Charloies-
vile Advocate says "1he members of The Sucely
and the Inbc may expect rich Treat on The occa.
sion, rs Mr.. b. has few SUI errors either for depth
and comprehensrcness Of thought, or facility and
eoquepce Of expression. in the State"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

o." The President reached the city of New
York on Friday last, on hs "wludlng way" To
Washington. lie may contemplate, lie re
turns from hs cleo rioneefing tour, the wreck pro-
duced by his aud his disastrous predecessors expcf
Imruts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

MIR. CLAY.-Whig meetings were held al rus-
cun,bl 4 la. on the 2lst alt. at Rockville, Tenn
on The 7th INST, aud al Lebanon, Teun. on The Sd
inst ior lhc purpose 0! InyrlIpg Ml. Clay TO pay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

The Louisa Dimer-A correspondent Of the
Richmond hla. for whose communication we re-
etet that we have not room, gives g,aphc account
OF this splendid abortion. He saws that only nm tuo
and Conservatives! And yet ''ouraimy swore terri
bly, in anders,' notwithstanding its weakness. In
reference TO Mr.. McDonell's speech, the Wings
correspondent says that Ibis address was truly rhe
torlca, and if h,s reasoning had been good as his
fancy fine, but little objection could have been
offered" to it-Alr Richie, we told, avowcd his
opposition To the Sab II easuty, but was resolved
nevertheless 10 'snk or SWIM with its author, and
poured the walls of his wrath upon those odious
Conservatives, who after having folio ed HIM 10 Lodi,
refuse to 20 over with Ira The enemy Having orgl
nas exhofted themto ''keep the Antl-Sub Treasury
aag dying he now turns upon them aud dcnounces
them ior obe,ing his advice He chee,ed them on to
the attack, x uniles with the Sub Treasury men
in pouring hot shot their understanding their
motives IN the coarsest TERMS and branding them
with the iaost odious epnhers lie is following
Gen. Jackson's advice in reference To OF their
distne uished Misunderstanding our the party all
who can neither he ''coaxed nor dashed back into the
lanLs." Having submitted the latter process him
sell, lac is eagerly iufictng the former upon those
who made of "slerner stuff than 10 become the
rdSSaiS OF the Executive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

a. Ii IS announced, IN the Charleston Couaet
Of the sh inst that line ol packet SHIPS owned ~
that city, 10 ruu monthly between Charleston aud
Liverpool, is 10 be set IN operation The st o Fe.
brua,y nex-to leave Charleston on the si aud liv-
erpool on The 10th Of each month. We agree with
the Courier that lhs is The most mpoilan, step YET
taken in the South Tor the establishment Ola dseci
trade with Europe. Butwill they be supported by
southern merchants aud tegaReH,s That Is the
most important view OF the subject. II, notwlh
standing the enterprise OF the ofthis line of
packets, (Messts. Jonathan Lucas, james Robertson
n Co and ilieham Fife Coz the merchants teH
buy then goods At the North, and travellers teiH
embark for Liverpool Al New York tins line must
necessarily be broken up Il is now 10 be tested, at
least 10 some extent, whether southern cnteimlzc
is to be limited To holding Cammercid Conrentians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

rus Mulncanlis Trees was made IN itlt hmond on
the eth INST at ten cents per tree 10 be paid on des-
cry OF The tiees IN November None Of the trees
were under feet high and they were OF uxurlam,
growth. 100000 trees were offered II c same llnr.
tyitc fort, but theie " as no bid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
fD.E EeEEb,

bright mnla'to between thirty aud tbitt, Eve wears
Of age, alb ut xix feet heh, heavy built. with lage
wblskers, which for fea, Of app reensIon may have
been tfken Off he has some grey hairs about his
locks aud breast his hair very thInon the top Of
his head, has lost two Of his upper front teeth,
and is carpenter by trade. H. had on when he left
home SUIT OF brown wooden jeans he also had
other clothing with him. hair cap and white fur hat
| will give the above reward il taken OF the
State, twenty dollars II taken over 25 miles from
home. aud zen dollars If under that distance. If de
hvercd to me- OF lodged IN any jail so that get hun
again. thInk IL likely he vii aim 10 get TO The
State OF Ohio. JNO. A. SCRUGGS,
near New Gaseor.
Amherst Go. Va.
- The kandwha Gazette will insert the above
three weehs aud forward then account 10 this Once
Tor payment.
Oct II WITS