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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

u The Richmond Enquirer transfers to its
colu ms letter 10 the Editor Of the Ohio States
man, from Cleveland, giving an account of the pro-
'eeu'pgs o an An Slavery Convention recently held
III that place-in which, among other curious things.
worthy to be noted it said that one of the Abol,-
'On speakers boas'ed that they had driven one pro
slavery candidate for the Presidency (Mr Claw from
Tue heid.' Does the Enquirer, then admit that Mr..
LAY not an Abolitlonist, aud that the Aboliiion
Us are opposed 10 him! Or did the OLjo name,
mean, by the publication Of thus letter to aporze the
AoolIonisIs OF that State that Mr.. CLAY IS opposed
10 'hem, and was its transfer to The columns of the
enquirer an oversight! But again, says this letter
"'"ef THE facts, Uhe Abolilonlss) wish Their
''''''eh III The Wing party" (who, of course are
NV Aooh'ionIsls) "to nominate Gen. Scou-he is
'"e'f man, and they intend to frighten the Wh,s
'"'o 'he nomination." What. Does thelEnouirer
N""'o 'ns'nuate, or TO give coumenanoe TO the
"''"ua'ion' that lis friend, Gen. WI field Scott. is
meaa.., ''n'S'! We pause for reply. In the
Co.. 'e' we take II upon ourselves to predict that
NOV, '' VIII not be the Wing candidate Tor II e
.u;a, ;, ''i'ncy' whatever the Abolitionlsts may
..r,;oI - however cunrirgly they may endeavor 10
W.. ~" 'heir "brethren in the Wing ranks" The
Ue,.. =, ~" go Tor the "pro- slavery candidate, -
o''s' II the Aboliionists don't like him, as
Ado. '""' 'hey do not, by the conf ssion of the
o,o "''on party themselves,-a confession how
sinh, !, 'i 'ie meridian OF Ohio, and by an over
.o, xo.,, 'sS' made public in Vlrginia,-we do
H. '"'' 'hey can do better than to sick 10 Van
VII, "''", by his Course on the Missouri ouesriop.
a bd,..c ueem'd IL possible that he should he
iba, Il, southern votes, evnced pretty clearly
is 81 "la'h'es are with them II MIR. Clay
is'ha slavery candidate, however, we ask why
Th;. 'posed SO bitterly 10 the pro slavery States
sum; Pozz''ng Question TO the friends of The Mis-
''u'' Res'rict!onst. ~'''' ''' '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

~ 1t is stated in the Tallahassee Foridan, Of
the Oh inst. that Charles FenIon Mercer, Esq. now
and Ior many years past a member OF Congress from
the Loudoun district in this State has been cleo ed
Cashier Of the Union Bank of Florida, vice John
Palkhill, resigned. II this be true and Mr.. Mercer
should as we doubt moi he will, accept the "pponi
menl, there vi" be vacancy in his Congressional
distinct, much TO the qualification of some of the
numerous aspirants, who have been long and So
anxiously waiting for Mr.. MERGERS vacant slippers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

c. The New Era, one OF The Loco Fooo or
gans IN New l"ik, utIers the following truism
" No man should be kept in Office one moment at
Ter he iogets that lac is The servant of the people "
We concur heartily in this sentiment: Will the
Ne" Era unite with US in its appI,cation-whlch is,
that AN Buren, ceased to deserve the support OF the
people, when, instead OF yielding to their thrice
repeated rejection of the Sub-Treasury schrme
he continued 10 urge upon them and to array the
whole force of Federal patronage and Party dis
1'iIne against popular opinion From that mo-
nen he ceased to be the servant set himself up as
Inc master Of the people; & fhe succeed in carrying
'a measure, and he will have proved that he is their
master.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
Virginia GuIfirafor and Educafi0ps's
.FdgOCase.

TIVE spirit Of improvement and the increasing
h public interest in behalf 81 Aeriruli.Ie aud
Education, which are manifested III Western Nirgl.
MIA, and IN the adjacent counties the Independence
of the farmers aud The ample resources of the
uy, have Induced the uuderslg ned lo issue tht Sc
proposals. Lynchburg has been chosen as a oea-
ion, because II Is thought thai as IL receives the
trade Of larger extent Of country Than any other
point IN tins region, presents superior Advantages
tor location.
The paramount importance Of these two fonda.
meutal Interests loudly demands journal, for tins
vast lerllle. and wealthy region oil Country. which
shall be exclusively devoted to their promotion.
We wi.l slate our objects in few words, aud sub
NIT lhem to the consideration and decision OF an in-
dependent and euligh ened yeomanry.
Ii IS manifest 10 the most cufsoty observer, that
too many OF our young men in modern times, are
growing up with a contempt Of Lboi and are
seeking livelihood in pursuits which they imagine
more respectable and better b,fttng gentleman. 1t
cannot fail 10 siike The attention, that the indrpen-
dent aud noble pursuit o agriculture, has beeen IN
great thrown in the shade AID neg ected in
the attention which has been paid 10 mercantile in
ietests, and 10 what are called the professions. 1t
will be principal object of the Virginia CulHyalor
to correct these false and pefn'cous impressions on
the minds OF the young, TO invest honest Labor IN
ny useful Occupation with thai charm and honor
which are peculiarly its own and 10 divert the TOO
eager attention of our young men from the Thong
ed ard crowded paths ol the law medicine, &c, and
to enlist a just proportion OF then number IN the
M Ti; IN - $3.50 t
nc ou"N"'o' WIN ''oo' 'neess'o''s 4. .'e'a'e
/ ~, t ~ " - nm
no'o W "''' ''e !, 81 Jus", e"''''eu' ",u l" ''s
VIC '"o'E' SUI I"' '''. "'''"'''" 'pu q ii5H u
VIZ P'o ~, p ' " , ' w S''"' ''', ''S's
""e" 'o'" VIC p"ss W ,nu"i'o"' "p" o''o"'' pros
perity, and on which all depend-we mean ag rlcul-
e"e anu e"acufo".
A'c'es illustrating 'he interest," oil Tue hones' cunt
'''' " '1 SUI '"u '"o "'os' sueeesei"' ''oaes VI
advancing ms prosperity ana OF promoting The gen
et"' "us'o" o' euuc'''"h anu hnom,eoee among AL
c"Sses o. inc 'isns sehe'''ioh' VIII oe iouhu ID ouf
pages comprehensive ana eihc'en' system oil
'o"'"o" sShoo' '"stiueioh WIN icoeHo Paiicuidi
attention. Agricultural societies, Tie management
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
A DE MOCRAT AT TDURT

The 6lobe announces officially, that Mai Eaton,
some years since sent into 'hanurabc exile" rs NJ
lister TO Spain, was, In september last, selected by
'he Corps Diplonatiqoe Il, Madrid, to "oacr their
celebrations TO the Queen Regent Of that King dom
upon the expulsion Of Don Carlos, the rival
claimant Of the lhrone, from its territories. The
gallant Major thus addressed Her Majesry:
MADAM: The diplomatic corps near your Ma
jcsiy. pailaking the happiness and Joy felt by the
Spanish nation, d. the happy event which has jus,
occurred IN the north tbs kingdom beg 10 present
you Nj esy The expressions Of their lively salts
faction al the speedy termination OF war p 4nu
TO tue bosom OF aQueen and mother. The char
acter OF cemency aud feconc alton which your
Al indu gence has wished TO give 10 the peace which
is near at hand, will, hope, whilst 1t ensures she
durar on OF that peace, hasten the moment wh,r
your Majesty will the thtone OF your august
daughter surrounded by suhjtcs inspired with ar
equal sentiment oil love aud devotion"
TO which Her Majesty replied IN the following
racious sfan-leaving, by her eech the inference
that the United States is one Of the allied Powers
which have taken 30 much interest in the Spanish civil
war; Tact oil which we were not before cognzant
The sentiment which the diplomatic corps have
expressed TO GU tins occasion. sensby increased
he happy emoi ions which l,le events have excited
| am the moie sensible. gentlemen, 10 your express
suns, that find in them, by anticipation, proof OF
the interest which the Allied Powers flendy 10 the
Queen, my daughter, vii lake IN the happy events
winch promise establish her throne upon the fra
ternal union Of The Spanlards."
Il is added thai the Queen Regent sui scquentl,
invited the Diplomatic Corps TO dlnncr,-aud thai
Gislen, y. Huge Paws AID Butl Eudcrs) "Majol
Eaton sat al the night hand her Majesty"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
BoNNETs q FANCY GOODS.
..'E3Is' k.iEL ~ U'f.vYEke
d. ODDS
sl;Rss'. 2siia ss39,


M T. ARE now RECEIVING II our MN CASH
w STORE. our supply Of Fill x NinTtf
Goops, consisting II essr, variety i slshs an,
qualiirs, both Staple u fhnry. As siplI J.,
nearly double ITS usual aud as nonr ~ bpug h.
Wiihnute care, OF under favorable ,ecnmsit,.-
ccs. laltet ourselves, sha BE- ablr 10 Il islsm.
ruhcr ~ wholesale retail, us any house south oi
the Potomac.
FARMERS x PLANTERS
Are requested IN tall aud TX niue our stock, ne
our assortment III Gbnds SUI al 10 their wants, WA
never complete, we've The piiees ever SO low
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Wishing TO purchase Fancy Goods. are also IN
yited 10 call aud feel confident we shall -
able 10 exhibit such specimens OF beauty, yariel
aud chearness aswIl eons.fain them 10 eon,lnet,l
both jude aud taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Are assured that We were never so well prepare,
L. supply iheir wants, having bought nGiby dese,ip
mons OF Goods, IN very large lots Al The Noe 20
aucitons. most oil whieb@efe intended expressly h.
thar trade.
Let them hut favour with call, and the Irict
shall be made satsiaciofy.
BURTON x ROBES.
Oct 3 ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

o. Robert Dale Owen, II defeated Candidate OF
the Loco Foco party for Congress in Indiana, is now
in The field a candidate Cf the same parry for Go
vernon of that State la his Address 10 he People,
he speaks OF The Bible book of "marves and
mysteries, aud "ilnaginary adventures" The inven-
ton OF "ignoiant men" lie says that Christ was
"a Democratic Reformer''-"loo wise and too anna
Bile to be understood appreciated by those VIII,
undertook 10 wri,e his MISUNDERSTANDING the Apos-
Ties. This Mr. Owen denounces the institution (
m"trimony as relic of supsrstion-and has in times
past, if he does not now, advocated communion Of
property. And yet he is the acknowledged leader OF
the Loco Foco party in lndiana--lhe papers ofwhch
party applaud his late address yindcation az anst
the attacks OF Pharisatcat hypocrisy" We note
this incident OF the signs of the times from
which the people may take warming, before it be too
late.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

u H. France, where The Sub Treasury system pre-
walls, ii appears hat The King has in his appoint
nen one hundred aud my EIGHT thousand officers,
Their egsregae salaries amounting annually to forty
millions oil dollars. large M jotly OF these ollces,
we believe, are. e'hcr directly indirectly concern
ed IN the coll, con, safe keeping and dsbutsen ent
oil the public revenue. Are The p, ople OF The Unit
cd States prepared 10 see such army Of federal
officers scattered through the country, e. eating out
their substance" swelling Executive patronage, and
H. de the new Interpretation Of their duties, bIng ing
tbs patronage and power in couflict with the free
dom Of elections
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

~ John Bell, Esq. of Tennessee reached Knox
vile. on bis way 10 Washington city, on the 4th INST.
lie was received with dstlngu ished hunors by that
Republican community. A splendid public dinner
was given to HIM at which Judge White was an inv-
ted guest Mr.. Bells speech in reply to a complI-
men aiy toast is extoed in the Knoxville Times, as
model of ell quen.e and intellectual power. Judge
Whites reply 10 similar toast is said to have been
one o. his happiest Efforts. ile referred TO his past
public life & exclaimed that ''now, when tie violence
Of party prescription threatened 10 drive him from
the official station which lie had long retained, in
4he service of the State his proudesi satisfaction
was that be able to return the high trust conf
ded TO his care, back the hands Of The people
without single spot stain upon it," THIS dccara-
lion was responded TO by deep, loud aud prolone ed
shout from the d,nss mass Of people by whom he
was surrounded, as the voice of one MANIA sieru
rebuke lsays the ROCKVILLE 'l1mes) 10 The ve Sian
ders, Inch have been heaped upon the man whom
the Richmond Enquirer once pronounced to lie the
Cato Of The Republic"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
BEAUTIFUL GOODS

SPLENDID Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merno MATTHIAS,
Black. blue black aud other colors, Irish Tabnett
arare, cheap aud most beautiful article,
Black blue black and other culors, Plan and richly
figured Silk, some very exquisite styles.
LANES,
Black and blue black Chally lie LANES,
Together wnh great many other antilles, com
p,ising large, cheap and beautiful assortment OF
Clouds for the Ladies'. WIN. NJ. DAVIS IL ..
Nov. lS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
OBITUARY.

Died. in this place, on Thursday last, the iiih
inst JouN FREEMAN WILLIAMS late OF the e, uni,
OF Campbell, but Tor Two thee years past resi-
dent OF Lynchburg, after lingering ,ndlsposilion.
-, a, ST. Augustine. Florida. on the 1t INST
Purser WILLIAM A. SLaouM, of the u. s. Navy /,
on the 5th Lieut., RODNEY, and on The 9Th Guar.
termastcr CRaBn, both Of the L. $. Army.
-, in Tallahassee, Florida. on the .lOh u
in the o7h year # his age Mr.. JAMS BnASeu, SOW
Of John Branch, Esq. formerly Secretary Of thu
Navy.
-, IN Baltimore, on the 10th inst. Lukf
TiERNAN, Esq: in the Slst year al ms nee. NJ.
Herman was native OF Ireland, aud 10, So ,o,s
merchant IN Baltimore.
- in Sinshuty, Conn, Aug. Goth Capt Asa
CoRNlsn, aged Ga; the 9th M, ELisu,
CoRNIsn. aged 57-(brothers; on the 3isl M. ELAN
CORNISH, aged %; on the l7th Sept, Mr.. NORTON
CoRNIsIr, aged % on the 18Th, M. NEWELL
CORNISH, aged % on the same day, Mt. NATHAN
CoRNIsH aged 90 all sons aud only children oil the
said Elisha Cornish on the sth Of Oct. Mrs LYpI.
CORNISH widow OF the said Elisha Com shall ol
iyphus fever. Thus the whole family. tew
weeks, called from time eternity. not leaving
d mar relative bearing the family maine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

VIRGINIA, TO AT rules holden in the Clerks Of
fee OF the Circuit Superior CouiI Of Law aud chnnee-
james A. ailer Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth S'huhundru, Robert Morton Adam Clement,
SfenH Of Campbell aud Administrator de bnnis non of
Richard o'Nohnndro, dec d. " illum A. Lily md iam
A. Anthony, Doendants.
CHAECERY.
The defendant Elizabeth OAlouudro having entered
her appearance mud given security according the
semby and The rules Of Court aud appearing by snlis
factory evidence that she Is nlnbdn 0 country; on
motion OF the plaintiff by coSnscl, ordered that
sai defendant Elizabeth OMohunro do nupcnr here ON
The FIRST dny OF Aprl term and the amended bill
OF the plaintiff and Tint copy OF this order he orha m
serted IN the lynchburg Ntgmau iot months
~ and posted tho front door OF the Courthouse OF tins
County. A Cupy-Tese,
WM. HOLT Clerk.
November 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

- We have never seen patty more
=. ,o,,o,ed ll,an is the majority m the Ten
a.,sI,ture Ga linking up the resolutions
,s.,,.eoc the Senators from that State to vote Tor
e.A Treasury bill. few days since, al amend
~ 80 altered by Mr.. Brown, that II should be
~, IL, specie clause" but il was nega,iVeI;
,,n Mr.. Gaines moved the words " without
lin clause ;"but that negatiycd also
,,,.-,,. f,lloss evidently didn't know whether Their
- Washington would ultimately 90 for Of
,I,e srecie clause, and so. although it must
..ss.,,ly assume one shape or the other. and they
-, he IN favor OF il in shape or the other they
tod against both-so that hereafter, il Van should
- f,r The specie clause, they can huzza 10, the
.neee clause, and ifhe goes against IT. they Can say
nJosu with H." This matter being decided, Mr.
Jennings moved that the resolution be amended, by
,dd,ne the Words with provision for the lssuaLce
Of treasury notes. receivable for dues to the govern
II. but irredeemable in specie )" but this, being
'u 'lyed a.so Mr.. Jennings then said that OF course
:. the pauyn were opposed TO the policy pursued
-. ..,h, oorernmenf' since 1887; wheieulon the
,a,de,s ayowed that they were not to be so under
1e,stood In other words, they are in favor OF no
,linq and against nothing, except as II may be or
,le,ed NJ Washincton--and seeing how Oft opn-
AIMS have changed there, they are determined not TO
commit themselves until they officially arprzed
what ia Democracy and what is not! We com
mend their dscreton-1hey show that they are as lit
for slaves as any set OF men IN Turkey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

K,ow all Men By these Presents: That we, the
subscribers, being Stockholders IN the JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWIlA COMPANY do
hereby constitute and appoint - -, our
and lawful attorney and ptox, Ia represent each
ol US IN all gen raj meetings of thc Stockholders OF
SAID Company, when we are NOT personally present
represented sume other ptoXy; with u pow er aud
authority at such general m etugs to give such vote
OF votcs and do such hcr act or acts rs OF
could give OF do, as member of the said meeting. II
We were personally present aud we do hereby ralf,
aud confirm "huevcr vote votes act acts salt
attorney may Lawfully give do for ia pu,suane,
81 the al horty hereby conferred upon him.
Wnutss oul hands and seals tins - day o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
LANES River kaisawha Conn
PastN.
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.
November IL

FIFTH ANNUAL. MEETING.
1--WE Fifth tnuu'l Meeting nf the Stockholders
1 OF the J,u,ses River and kanaNhs Coinpln,
will he held, by permission from the pro,er author,
,iy, ut the Capitol, IN tho Cay Of Richmond, on
MON Jay. the l6Ih December next.
By order Of me President 0,,f Directors
w. b. CIllrTENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond November II, 1899. wtd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
IOR

The Cincinnati Post the 7lh inst. states that Hogs
in numbers selling at Peoria and other places in
Illinois AT S24 the hundred.-The Sangamo (IllI-
nois Journal OF the lst inst. says: " No pork buy
ers yet" Large droves of hogs have been driven
from Kentucky Indiana, the present season, for
the purpose OF beng falenrd owing 10 the drought,
and cousequen, short crop, in the former 81 ate.
We have received the following letter from friend
in Charleston, kama" ha county:
TO the Editors Of The Yirginian, dated
CHARLESTON Kan, Nov. 9Th, 1889.
am frequently written 10. at this season Of the
year, from your place, 10 nfo,m my friends Of The
number of Hogs passing tins route to Eastern Vr-
gna. have thought ii best 10 address them through
The medium of your paper 10 answer these inquiries as
far as | Can obtain information Of The same. Up 10
this date there have passed this place about ten
thousand Hogs. Mos, of the drivers believe that
there will mol exceed twenty Thousand that viii pass
this way East Two days ago sale OF $50 Hogs
was made 10 or 5 OF our Sait Manufacturers, al
So 90 per hundred nett $4,000 in hand one bali
Of the balance in thirty days, and the other half on
The first day of March. The impression here is,
that this has been a good sale the part of the
yrnder and thai the prlce will rather come down
than advance The quantity OF Hogs that viii pass
This place tbs tall will not be numerous as last
wear l., some zen or fifteen thousand.
\. Inc Bduhs IN Cincinnati. the great Hog market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

min, ground in well informed qua,ters that
II The DDnhs IN Philadelphia ~'''' ~''n'" ninety
,,. resume specie payments and that this opinion
:. aol without some data.
d ~. oha .ile and Trust Bank OF Cincinnati re-
u s,,e,e payments on the 9th inst aud the
and Franklin Banks, in the same city, fol
,....1 sni the next day
a,L. n,nk of Shawneetown, tlliinois,) refused TO
suspend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

Remarkable Nolesty.- this Office hunting age,
clutch tie SpotS. refreshing To one case ~
which tins bJecl Of such universal pursuit seems
10 possess no charms Tor who evidently has only
20 leaeh iurih iis hans and seize ii. We refer to
our venerable coten,pora,y Of he Richmond Enqui-
Ter, who, IN The fpllowi, language, showing that
his modesiy is only eqnalledhy his merit, turns his
lace upon the Executive Char oil Virginia, for
which he had recelveda Washington nomination.
doubtless by ashoritg;
I'VE are indebted political fsiend for nomi-
nation IN lie columns Of tie Globe, To a high office
in this Commonwealth. We are a'so indebted to
ITS liberal Editor for a very handsome comp!Imeni
which lie publishes on the occasion. We ought,
perhaps. also To aeknonled Obligations to some
OF the " iiig pers for the yaiiuus notices which,
they have Iaheu OF the sutherland especially To
the Petersburg lhegeLce,. Which says that MIR.
kHchIe " IS the lasi man (the Luco Foto parry)
would choose, for the very obvious reason that llr
Is more useful 10 the parry while III his arm chair,
Than he probably would be while doing the honors
Of the Gubernatorial mausion." However Ibis may
be, we assure he Petersburg lnlea er Ger That
save The further shedding ofWLig nh, We may say
at once, that would accept tie Office, il II
were conferred upon US and that the Legislature
cannot have the NEST distant intention Of such ;
thing. We are not qualified for he ofice-we are
too pour To accept Tive have no time 10 devote to
It. we have neItht prclenslons aspirations fol
such distinction. Ina word. II We may repeat the
old expression OF tie French Tailor ia this city, VT
ARE Lot made FOR de paulaloon"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
ITrgiHiM STATE Lottery,
SCHEM T.

o. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn BY
ID. 5. Gregory Il Co. in all Vrginia Schemes, lac
eompan'ed by cash or Prize Iickets) promptly and
'confdentiay attended 10, when'addressed 10
HENRY IL. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always d, pend on see
ing the numbers of every Lottery IN winch ]
sell Tickets, Published IN This p"per, (Ihc Vrgi-
man, the Official list Of the Drawing is
cecp. d. ii. II, BOOKER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

OF the west, ae not accommodating the Pork deal.
ers as usual the probability is that there will be but
hu'e Bacon cured IN that Cry this winter. Up 10
thfs date We hear Of no sales IN Cincinnati and very
ltle preparations, comparedtn last year hiking or
slnuemcriug. Bacon Is selling IN tina, place NJ II
sen's Tor hons-,he same for midd ings, and l54 To-,
shoulders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
GssGpa,E
Valuable Property aOr sale, lease


NER. JESSE 7. HOPKINS the late occupant
LSE ol the Eagle Tavern, I'm the Town Of Lber-
~, belonging 10 the snbstrber) having purchased
the Bell Tavern of William Terry, Ed renders IT
necessary that the subscribers weii Known stand Ohe
Eaele) should pass INTO other hands. II Is there
fore offered ior sale lease rent, terms whi1 h
will be accommodating. Pos-essi eau be bad on
The fist ul November next. lhuse wishing To Oh
TAU bargain ia Town properly will do well 10 call
ON the subscriber, Who resides IN Liberty.
ARHISlEAD OTEY.
Oct. 81. iw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

o. The Edinburgh Review, for October, han
dies Capt Mauyall's Diary in America with gtea,
severity, aud advises him In return 10 hs ancient
track of original aud humorous composition