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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-26
DUHFRIEs, oINTMrMT.

"
DUMFRIES' OINTMENT.
ms preparation, for pleasantness, safety. ex-
Peditlon, ease and certainty, stands saariuaHed
Tor the cure OF this troublesome complaint 1t is
so rapid as well as certain in its operation, as to
cure this dlsagreeabe disorder most effectuaIIv.
IN one hours application only!
1t does not contain the least particle of mercu.
~, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may be ap-
pled with perfect safety by pregnant females, or
10 children at the breast.
tons.
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
PFC R So
Inc proprietor begs leave to recommend (wbi ch
he does with the fullest confidence) one of tSe
most valuable remedies known for this trouble.
some and painful omplaint.-Without going in.
10 DETAIL he deems it enough 20 say, he has in his
possession the most undoubted testimonials thai
IL mas more completely answered the purpose 70,
sesch 1t as intended, than any other popular med
icine. ~ eO
This remedy is perfectly easy in its application
70 all conditions, ages and sexes. Full directions
description of the complaint. sc. accompany each
packet, which consists of two boxes, Ointn,enJ
and Etectudry. Price, 81 for the whole or Sd
ents if but one of the articles Is wanted.
None genulnes unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. KID
DEh, immediate successor TO the late DIR. ". #.
CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room. owe,
NO. W, Court-street, near Concert Hall. Boston
and also, by his special appointment, by Nj. w
BIRcHARD, l. Burton, and E. d. BUSH, Bran.
don, VT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-26
PLASTER.
FRESH GROUND.

NJ OVA Scotia g. Western Plaster
IN ground, & warranted of the first
quality. constantly on hand and for sale
by the BRANDON Iron COMPANY.
March IL, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-26
A CERTAIN CURE FOR ]
ITCH.

HOWEVER inveterate, in one hours appIi
~ cation, and no danger from taking cold
bV uSing 49,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

no smoke of the furnaces upon deck: the
height of the chimneys carries all off far
aloft"
The Great Western went out in l2a
days: the British Queen in l3a. They
kep pit in sight of each other till the afternoon
of the third day out when the Great West
ern bid "the smoker of the Queen adleu."
The British Queen, it is stated, has $50
berths engaged in England to take passage
to New Y ork.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

Prison Disciplihe.-A New York paper
states that convict in the States PRISON at
Sing Sing, named Mooney, has been most
oulrageously abused by flogging. He had
been in the prison for eleven years. was
very aged, grey-haired, and had been strip
ped entirely naked, and scourged most un-
mercifuly without any good or sufficient
.-Bah. Sun.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

GOod.-A man, named Harvey Peas, has
been sentenced to four months inprison-
ment in the county Jail at Brookyile, Ia,
for whipping his wife. lie had been in the
habit of beating her since the wedding night,
Such peas ought to be threshed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

The Paris, Kentucky, Citizen says
"The Grand Jury, at the present term Of
our Circuit Court, found sixty-two indct-
ments and presentments,o ,of which thirly-two
were for betting on elections, and twenty
one for gaming.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

The King Of Holland is increasing the
strength of his navy. 1t appears that it
now consists of Ga vessels, carrying 2377
guns. The Dutch haze been formidable on
the ocean but it is not likely that in the de-
pressed state Of their commerce, they will
speedily become so again.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

Bill Johnson, the Hero of the " thousand
Isles" was arrested lately, at Watertown
N. Y. and bail to the amount of $4,000
demanded for his appearance. lie offered
$1,000 which was refused. On his way
to prison he gave the officers having
him in aharge leg ball. It is thought he
will forfeit his recognizance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21
Ezl&z2@zE5gza

Upwards of 50, 100000 worth of British
cloths have been seized by the Custom
house officers, in Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. They were Snug
gled into New York and distributed to com
mlssiod merchants in the above cities for
sale.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

Fortunate EscoPe.--Fhe omnibus which
plies between Washington and Georgetown
was crossing ono Of the bridges over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the bridge
gave way. and the omnibus fell into the
water. There we're about lhirty-fye pas
sengers in at the time, all Of whome fofu-
nately escaped with no other injury thau a
ducking.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

Wheat Crop Of Aiichigal.-The Detroit
Free Press estimates the Wheat crop Of
Michigan the present year at 100000
bushels; Of which, 100000 bushels, it
says, may be considered surplus, for sale
or expectation, The average Produc, per
acre is estimated at 20 bushels. The Edi-
tor of the Free Press, who has recently
travelled extensively, in the state says ;
q We could not resist the opinion. which
was expressed by nearly every traveller we
met " IN, that there is no other population
of 200, 900 in the United States who have
SO many acres of land under improvement
as the people Of Michigan. Net only far.
mers, but lawyers, merchants and resident
spectators, have raised their 40, 40, and
in many instances more than 100 acres o.
wheat the present year. Corn, oats, barley
buckwheat and potatoes, have been raised
abundance. - Beiiimors Republican.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

The tolls received last month on the New
York State Canals, amounted to Sl50,s99
55, in August Of las. year, $l7l .9Sa 10.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

WondeJul Escape.-The st. Augustine
Herald states that one of the aborers in Mr..
Dallam's employ has arrived at Tampa,
with the following story, which in addition
to his being a man Of credibility, is corrob-
GRATED by the marks Of ligatures on his arms
and of burus on his legs. W men the In
dians made the attack on Col. Harney,
this inan was taken alive and tied TO tree
with leather thongs. The Indians having
completed their horrid WORK, retired to ca
raus.- -..al .l--.-4y--..s 4Nl.l-slueu hraughi
quantity Of wood, placed it around the
prisoner, set fire to it, and went away. A
shower providentiaIly coming deadened the
the fire, and at the same time softened the
leather, which enabled the man, with tre-
mendous exettion 10 loose one arm so as
to unite hmself-then watching his oppor-
tunity, he dropped on his hands and knees,
creeped to the beach, where finding canoe
he put off. After reaching what he con.
sidered safe distance. he landed on point
where he subsisted on raw clans, until he
got on board OF IA small vessel that was pas
sing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21

life May those who are guilty of the out
rage receive summary punishment-we
think the lesson would be salutary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21
GUN-POWDER PLOT.

A story is going the rounds Of the oppo-
sition press that the Democrats had laid a
plan 10 blow up the Philadelphia troops, cal
led out last December by Gov. Riiner, in
the celebrated "Buck Shot War" This
good 'un originated with a certain A. j.
Pleasanton, who writes himself major, and
is part OF the testimony of the famous SEN
ate Committee, of which S. M. Barclay was
chairman.
The Major states that Col. II. B. Nell
wee of Bedford, (who by the by is thorn
in the side of Stevens, the prince of anti
masons) had revealed TO him that the dread.
fnl Democrats had intended TO tear I'D a por-
ton Of the railing on the Harrisburg Rail
Way, SO as TO throw the Cars off the track.
At this place a mine flied with powder was
to be sunk and fired at given signal when
the troops should arrive, and as matter of
course be thrown into general melee. A
few Democrats happening to compose a
part of the troops saved this wreck OF
Wings and crush of Anti-masons. This
story is too good TO be lost and will furnish
material for the pamphleteers of the "uni-
versal party" which with the usual quan.
| tuli WI i'aS'hOuSJ lOIIlUl6s ledSO0, plot
ters, agitators, loco focos, agrarians, level
lers' &c. &c" will make most interesting
work to be entitled ANOTHER GUN Pow.
DER PLOT" Besides it will be an excel
lent means of immortallzing A. ]. Pleasan
ton, who was regular borer of the legisa
ture, and failed TO create any sensation a
Harrisburg last winter, except that imme
diately on his arrival eau de cologne rose a
least fifty per cent. Admirable dictu, wha
a fine story it would make if they could on
ly find gawkies to believe it !!
For the preservation of the "uniyersa
party" however, we must disclose anothe
"plot" that is about to be laid for their des
trucuon. 1t is currently reported and be
ieved that the Democrats are preparing al
internal machine" called the ballot-box
which is TO be fired on the second Tuesda
of October, and will most eH'ectually bIol
them up unless they make tracks for Nov
Scotia. So look out, gentlemen, there ar
breakers ahead.-Easion Sentinel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

duty. by executing The ueay with Spain, Which is .
1t" Of the land Can the South be an, lonce,
wheeded aud bamboozled by the prclence Of "Souih-
EN- principles" pompously displayed upon the
Gag of the Missouri Res,riciionist II he neither
approves of the principles Of the Abohtoniss, nor
tens their hosulty. Why has he far humoied
them IN reference te this case. al so great saefi-
Zee both OF interest and feeling the part Of
Mcssrs. Monltz aud Ruiz, and in the teeth al his
own swern duty rs The chief executive officer Of the
naion Let his Southern champions answer If
they can.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

" letter from Missouri 10 the editor OF the Grccnslo-
borough IN O. Patriot gives nd, lee the people
North Carolina, which is equally applicable Nngnians
disposed To emigrate II "lt is the renke>i folly
any ho doing well in North Carolina 10 20 west foi
the purpoc al becring his eouliiionhc do it, II
ho has nothing there h. proha, get something h, go
ing but then the chonses AZ HIM Every
Kind o business oststooked except farming. There
mechanics uf all kinds than there is
lcm with The exception perhaps al some few favored spots
There law doctors aud preachers than nd
the of obtaining honest ,n. aud there
spectators than there ought exist in the whole Union
As farming properly conducted IL good business
aud mny he mnde profitable WHERE aud If cannot
mako in North Carolina he well capair doing
the West ior depend upon H. won't grow without
KING in the wesi-as little il will any where else
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
NOTICE..

rNIlE SUBSCRIBER having disposed ofh,s Land and
J. beng determined 10 remove, will oiet ior sale,
NJ his house neat Bethel, Wednesday, the l3ih
OF November. the following Property, To wit his
crop Il Corn, Oats, Fodder aud Shucks. Also his
stock OF Horses, Cows Sheep aud Hogs, aud an
excellent yoke OF Oxen. aud nm OK Car, together
with his II ouschold and Kitchen Futnitn,e Planla-
ton Utensils. aud n set OF lacksmiih's Tools
re,ms--Cash will be required for oil sums of five
doa,s and under and credits OF six months for all
sums over aud above five dollars, the purchaser 10
give bond with good security.
ROBT ISBELL.
Amheis, Co.. Novi tI3N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
RIEERENCES.
II large safe or groceries, sc.

TIVE subscriber intending TO decline business,
! will sell At Public AhcIon, on TUESDAY, the
Jih inst. all his stock Of Groceries, wines,
Liquors, Nc., cont,stlng 81 a general and good
assortment. Terms liberal, and made known on day
of sale. JOS. MARSH.
Sale to be conducted by Payne x Turner, Auc-
uoneers.
Nov. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
Valuable Property for sale, lease
OI Henl.

RER. JESSE Il. HOPKINS, the late occupant
vi of The Eagle Tavern, tln The Town of Liner
~, belonging TO the subscriber) having purchased
the Bell Tavern Of William Terry. Esq. renders it
necessary that The subscribers well known stand Che
Eagle) should pass INTO other hands. IL IS there.
fore offered for sale. lease rent, on terms which
will be accommodating. Posscssi be had on
the FIST of November ncxi. Those wishing TO Db-
tam a bargain in Town properly will do well 10 call
on the subscriber, who resides in Liberty.
ARIISTEAD OFEH.
Oct. 81. 4w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

WE HAVE lately received aud have now 10
w sale 5000 yls Napt Cotton. Cassinens
Fulld Cloths. kcrseys, Linscys, and other goods
suitable for Ncgins' Clurlnng, which we are deter
mined To sell lower than usual.
AI.tO
1900 BIA NKETS, ~ unusually low prices
Farmers aud Planters will do themselves great IN
Justice by not examining ol'r sioc before purchasing.
BURTON Il ROBES.
Oct II tsIi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
GIeOCE RIES.
THOMAS II. SUULD1N
AND
WILLIAM n. YANCEH.
ftnrncys ..f l. w, LyHrhDssrg, va.

WILL in future practice in The Superior and
w Inernr Courts OF Amherst. bedford, Camp
he'll and Charlotte eounirs, and the corporation OF
Lynchburg. They will give prompt attention TO all
business entrusted To them.
Office 81 Alley leading from Main street 10 the
Washington Hotel. two doors above Payne Gregg
rvs Book Store.
REFERENCES.
Mcssrs. G. bis Il Armistead, Burton Il Rodes.
Hancock & Adams. Smith ~ Bagwcll. Hunt q
Msrn, Hen,y Davis and H. b. Richards, Lsnch-
barg. II. w. J. J. Fry, Dnnlop. Manicure Co,
Charles Ellis Sons, aud Williams u HaxalI.
Richmond.
Nov floats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
f.FEess VIs'G.

EATE HAVE imeIy received very large stock
w OF fine and super6ne lngia'n and Brussels
Carpetinr, 10 which We particularly invite the at
teutoe OF our friends. being v'ty desirable both
on account oi The patterns and quality. well MS The
prer bCh loN ~ hol'fe'
Oct - toll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

4 Jeto from the Lo,ciands.-Wc cndeovored, in
our last 10 show the editor ofthe " Valley STAR
The inconsistency of his position in dcnoureing
Hc Banks as s~indrts aud fraudulent hankrupis,
while be persisted in the nomination Of DIR. Brock
enbroush, The President OF one OF them, whose
voice is known 10 be potential in lis management,
as Governor of the State. Ex-Parson Fish. the
Loco feco oracle of the tide water region, il seems
from the following paragraph, is shocked by the
wound thus inflicted upon The =" principles ot De.
mocraey" by his brother oil the mountains:
by the way-hope we don't nitnde-but will
the Star inform IFS whether it COMFORTS With the
rRiNCirLEs oi ais democracy 10 continue the name
OF the president Of broken bank It's democratic
candidate ion Governor Of Virginia What would
be the horror OF Jefferson aud faylor we've they
now upon the rath, to Witness such political pioiana-
tos -
There, MI. Letcher-what do YOU think Of this
rebuke Irome one OF your own householl--he real
Simon Pure OF Democracy, as recognized by
Otator llollemau, Col. Smith of Isle of Wight, and
other choice spirits OF that ilk 2 We must say,
however, en- PEASANT. that the Tx Parsons conclu-
sions are right, il the premises assumed mutually
hy hun and the young gentleman OF the noun
ains be correct Ii the Banks are swindlers. II
must be because those WHO manage hem rogues:
DR. B,ockcnbrongh manages Que ofthem aud Nv
then, can the Valley Star support the Doctor Tor the
office OF Governor, il it believes what says OF the
Banks' You must abandon the Doctor. good SIT,
rs the Portsmouth parson eounsels; otherwise you
must defend his Banh, AT least, against Your vide
sweeping denunciations. Aud il you say that lis
Bank is honest, while olers ae fraudulent sand.
ers be good enough 10 accompany tie declaration
with reasons for the exception.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
Now
q II Il II II 81 ~ IA OF
DRY & 90 DIS
To HE SOLD.
H. u, IsHKU.IS n DIEEEL.


A RE now receiving their Store. on BANK
~ SQUARE, LYNCilBuRG, II large Stock oil
GOODS. bought within u lew weeks past in New
luik, under the sevcfest pressure of tho monfy
kef and alle The rcst OF n,eit hants had made
thr puiG bases II IL almost needless To say that
their Goods were bought III runous sacrifces TO the
crs aud tan aud will be sold al prices that must
please those wishing 10 purchase.
For the Information OF the Inblic they viii give a
partial enuneratiou ei the ARTICLES.
Cloths aud Casslmer.s. complete assortment, Somf
beautiful eoioars and al al chop prices.
Vesings and Sni,ineiIs all s,Jles aud qualities,
Kentucky and G,enniock Jeans fran - cents To
81 peryad
It. S. per yard Their stock 81 The dborc article rs
idrge and earfdnted cheaper Than aoyia market.
French and herman Mermoes, desirable colours,
Circassians all colours aud qualities, tom % cts H.
81 per yard.
per ynrd good article ,3r children's dresses,
Flnnels, white. red, yellow. green and spotted. all
grades from Is 10 The finest.
Silks u good assortment c0lourcd and black,
Ca,,eoes u large supply, common, medium and very
fic, from 4 2d to 81 . cts. per yard,
Laees and Edgings aud needle work Capes and Col
lars.
Muslin Goods Of all kinds TO vii: Swiss, Book, Muii,
Jaeonct aud Bishop Lawn.
Hosiery, - complete assortment lor Ladies, Misses,
Boys aud Children. all kinds
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.
We have AN unusually large supply oi cheap
Goods in the above line, 10 wit
Brown Shptings from ! 81 10 ID per yard,
Blown and brachcd Sheeting 5 land @ I
Bleaohed Shirlings all prices. widths and quail
tiles.
Brown aud Bleachcd jeans At Cd per yard
Canton Flannel, some superior.
Pmid Counterpart Checks, Apron do and Checks
for Dresses.
HATS SHOES, BONNETS, &c. &c.
Our assortment IN the above brnpo hes is complete,
aud g,eat Bargains may be had, partio uary in
Shoes and Bonneis.
GROCERIES.
We have on hand Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Loaf Su-
gar. Salt, Nails &c. Nc.
Brown Sugar N Gil, lib.
Coffee ~ ID. per h.
Loaf Sugar n Is. per lib.
l., conclusinn, we will meiely say TO our friends
and customers that that their interest may be pro-
u,otcd by calling and viewing ont stock before pnr-
chasing else here. j. PURVlS X DUFFEL.
NV. 4 INV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

~ memorandum on the margin ot the ST. Louis nat
lein oi DC ecr 10, announces liz death VI JOSEPH NJ.
WHITE, ESQ the former distinguished delegate in Congress
from The territory offlorida Ieic ON the iay before at
the residence OF his brother in st. Louis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
llEAlklslA(.E.

Married. on the ed OF October by the Rev. Ste
plmn f. Cooke. Mr.. THOMAS :. WALTON, Ia Miss
ELIzAnlrn B. OLIVER, all OF Roanoke ''ousty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

in0hblr Fcstiraf-1n0re 7abic Oraf0rs.-Thcre was a
Democratic Festival" in Southampton county the 19lh
ultlmo which those celebrated Table Orators, Robert
Ridley Achiald Atkinson Frnncs l.. R,cs and joel ole
man. squrcs severay held forth hundred untciTifed
Democ who had encouncreda furious srom Of rain, in
order manifest their joy the triumph OF Executive Pow
Some other Table Orators invited TO vii; VIM ii
Roanc John Y Mason Thomas Richie, John W. jones and
Arthur Smith, esqures, each of whom being unable 10 at
tend letter, they could do better" That Of
Mr. Ricc unique and should therefore copy ii
had room model of epistoary eloquencc. lie
menccs ing he "shod rcoice break bread with the
people OF southampton" he should be h0ppy extend
his acquantance, &c. he should dciigM in joining you
&c would give him sincere pleasure meet &c.
lie exhasts every note in the gamut of ojocng-ough
as usual he is rather anclnaeterc in the arrangement of
his phrases. The following given by the commit
Nv the Committee Hon. J. y. Mason Our partiali-
ties clum him own patriotism oilers llm 10 the
State"
II is very kind offer the Judge to the Sateit Il not
certain how ever that the offer will be accepted. The Man
of the Maintains has been brought toward, and his friends
dee are that they will abandon him "under any cirtum
Stances" Judge Mason defer his claim 10 lcScatorit
robes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
For sale or rent.

TIVE Plantation near The Peaks Of Ouer. belong
j ing Ia the estate Of Christopher lsbell, decea-
sed il Tor Tor sale or rcnt. The Tract contains a
bout Five Hundred Acres, aud is well adapted the
growth OF tobacco aud grain.
Trrms-- Jtrg itbcrai-and will be made know on
application To
MAURICE H. GARLAND,
Administrator with the Will annexed Of
G.. Isbc deceased
Nov 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

Facts.-Thc war with England lasted three years, and
cost the L. States about 100000 coo. The in Florida
hn, lasted space otmc aud has cost about $40
O000O0 So that has the government half much
TO combat with hundred naked Indians in ie better
days the Republic it required 10 conquer peace viii
Great Britain the most powerful nation the globe-nnd
the indians thus far have kept the mastery This Indnn
War would have covered any other Administration with IN
fanny That is lost sight Of eau only he attributed to
the fact that the other denquences o the administration arc
so enormous in their character throw this entirely in Tho
shade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

Rtsseses.-John scott de, a,l running the Wing can
dae Tor Congress the special election about be held IA
Missouri, aud Thornton erims, ST. Louis. has taken The
field The Loco Foeo candidate Is john Janison Of Gala
The Loco State Convention has nominated Thos. Roy
nolds Governor of Missouri Miller and John
Edwards in Congresshe election takes place August
The Nhig Convention is lew days fo the rnr
pose of nominating Opposition candidates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
A Valuable Tract OF Land for
sale.

1 WISH TO SELL my TRACT OF LAND,
i lying w Amherst county. about two aud hail
miles from Lynchburg. This Traot cn,falns 400
acres. About $50 cleared, and mast OF IT
recently, the balance heavily i,i,ihcres' For
&c. apply to DANIEL /. WARWICK.
Nov. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

Nor Bank sHspe,soas.--At ST. Ioua few DAYS ago
siS Roulette Tables and iva Faro nnks with Ia, Of other
gambling utensils, publicly burned the Count iion'e
Square They the spells OF ia, Police, captured the
Races.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

u Tho ST. Louis Argus as alrend, fs Thomas iIa
Benton as frosident--aficr The aeGf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

~ Senator Benton, the heir apparent, arrived IN Wash
ton lew days ago. The Pc.dents Message is in pre-
pafa,i0n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

Call Of e Illinois Legislature. Gov Cabin, of
Illinois, has by proclamation cocyoked an extra SEES
sion oil the Legislature olihat State, sor the I'd Mon
day ol December next, TO receive such cummunl-
cations may be made 10 them touching the public
interest, and 10 adopt such measures the welfare
of The State demands" Thus work the Erpai-
Ht6HiS.