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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
April {
TO rHHE PUBLIC.
V'ERe.SV'D.7H.

DeKK lie
'EllE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together for the purpose of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and commodlous brick hull.
ding on Market street, leading TO the Court House
ana are prepared 10 accommodate Boarders aud
travellers IN manner and on terms, which, they
hatter themselves, will prove satisfactory 10 all.
The House will be furnished in the most com.
Portable manner; their Table supplied with the best
that the market affords; the Stable with abundance
OF provender and attended by experienced and al.
tenve Osilets
DAVID f. BOOKER.
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb 90 -,
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NED BUTCHER.

" AS COMMITTED to the Jail of the corpo-
" iation OF Lynchburg. on the lib OF + obiuary,
lS4O, arunaway slave. calling himself
NED BUTCHER.
tie is about six feet high, brown complexion, with
scar on the forehead, between the eyebrows-,Ge lii
lie iinsei on the left hand, appears have been bio
Ken, IS crooked aud The knuckle swollen--a scar
out side OF his rig ht leg about the of dollar
about lony years OF aee-had when committed a
brown easIne coat,grey easnet pantaloons black vel
vetvest,stiped lnsey straw whe hat aud laced shoes
The SAID Ned Butcher was found hiring himself
ont IN the town OF lynchburg, us a sawyer, alleging
himself TO be FREE that lie born Fl ee IN the un-
ty OF DlnwiddIe. aud exhibited badly executed free
papers. pfoporing to be issued by john e.. Crump
as Clerk OF Dm"iddIe County, which p.pers are be-
lieVed 10 be forged; his free papers datedhe 10Th
june 1889, aud 60th yeaf Of Commemorative The
owner is hereby notified 10 come forward, prove his
propery,pay all proper charges aud rewards aud take
The SAID slave, or on failure do within -four mo ls
from 'heexp'raon Of this advertisement, shall pro-
ceed to sell HIM according to law.
HENRY DUNNINGTON,
Setst OF the Corpo. oi H. uchburg.
natch 20 v6s
W The Richmond Wing will publish the abovc
weehly l"t SIX weeks and lorNard its account TO TINS
OihGr iur
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n. II. X e. III II KD y
Iynchburg, Va,

aud Bits, AIDES, Drawing knwes, Cages. &c.
Blacksniihs Fools. viz: Bellows. Anvs. Vices,
Sledees Screw plates. Files. Rasps, Steel. &c.
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials very ex.
tensiye assortment.
ALSO,
very large and we'll selected assortment OF every
dung IN the ll1dwaffe Inc. Furniture and Tools
Tor Gabinct Makers. NH Virgins. Planners, &c.-
House Keepers viii find Tenders, Andirons, SHOW
els aud longs, Knives aud Forks, Spoons, Tea.
Boatds and Waters Tea Kettles. Bell Metal Kettles
Sancc Pans. Frying Pans, Plated aud Brass Candle
sticks, Sunllcrs AID Trays, Baskets, Mats, Spit
toons. Buckets. Tubs, Coffee Nils Coffee and
Tea Pots, Pa'en, Culee Pots, Egg Bolle,s, Steak
d she's Ufus, Nursery Lamps, Castors, DISH
Govets, brushes OF Ill Kinds, Venetian and othe,
Blinds. Cnnaio Bands aud PiHs, aud almost ever,
knd OF Cooking ensls.
ALSO,
splendid assortment OF Pocket aud Pen Knives
scis'ars, Raj Is aud Straps, Pistols, Guus, Rifles
Nc.
sheyrls Spades, Forks; Mil. Cross Cut aud RI
S1ws;C4N Sieel warranted, Trace, Ilalirf Log ano
Ftfl' Chlius; Nnl Rods, aud general assorlmcn
OF Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in his
line,io ave llim call. he Is deter,ninrdtoooal
both at mholt sale and reia,hs chcap as similar q 81
can be bad IN Virginia. Merchants before poinf
10 Richmond, noud do well 10 examine tho sloe
and prices At the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII.
I,.
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LYscunuRo SPRING RACES, 1870,

WILL commence on Wednesday, the l3th
w Nav and continue four days. Tie follow
Jag Purses will be run for, and the nosey paid 10
the winners. free ofdiscount
FmsT DATA Colt Race, mile heals, entrance
500.
Srcoxp DAY.-Purse $3.50, two mile heats.
THIRD Dar.-Purse $3.50 two mile heats.
FouarH Dar.--Ciub Purse $500, thlec mile
heats.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
March lG ~
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Land for sale.

Il WISH TO SELL the Tract Of LAND
L which bought Ihree or -four years ago OF Sam
uel Pann Il ies on Litte Failing rlverin Camp
bell county, aud contains
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X,.4ILOR.

As his whole time AID attention shall be strictly and
zealousy devoted 10 that business alone aud being
possessed OF every necessary facility, he conf
IDENTITY iromise IL do work short notice, and IN
style equal TO any in The UnIied States, both as 10
Cutting and Making. An opportunity 10 prove it, is
respectfully soliciied
AMBROSE PAGE. 6
April 6 ia
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Sprlssg Fashions Received.
.E.W q ROSE Es.Qf.E. E.SKEOxS

d } ESP ECTFUBLY tenders his hunks to he
EO patrons aud the public geuersy, for The vei,
hhera encouragement extended 10 him for the las
live years, aud bcgs leave 10 inform them. HAT he is
now better Than ever prepared To execute any ork IN
lie Line III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

IN c.fAI.S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
VI These Medicines indebted for their name TO their
manifest seton IN purifying the springs and channels OF
lie, and endnng them with removed aud In mn
ny certified which have been made public ard in almost
every species OF disease which the human frame is liable
tho hnppy effects Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

'AYNEs HAIR ToNtc.Ne convinced that lqrp i. NO.
tg m ihls world like James Hair Tome ton the pr}uron
81 hnF We hive fRoR ill the bald heads OF several nj
our aeH4tniancts with beautiful crop, md have canof
many others who now sport an cxuberant head nflar a
but short time concealed their nakedncss benqf III the
mleF assistance Of wig No wonder the wig uaAers hu,
declared "araeans Dr. JAYNE, and disposed 10 drive
nal ont OF the precincts ct civilized suriry Spirit ofh
Times, Fe6ruarg IN, 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
@REE.fES:XH'.

" AS COMMITTED to the Jail of the corpo-
W ration of Lynchburg on the llrh off obituary,
IS4O, arunawaY slnye. calIli o himself
, 1840-11-14

The interest which has heretofore pervaded the pub
lie mind in relation to the elections that have just ia
ken place throughout the union, is for a time eclipsed
by the development of the f,ands committed in the
elections in the city OF New York in the years 1888
and 1899. The gist of the evidence so far as it has
proceeded, we lay before the reader as well the ex-
traordinary circumstances that have attended the in
vestigation. AT the last accounts from New York it
was still progressing, aud the whole city presented a
theatre of confusion, violence and wild excitement.
Enough has been elected to know that the most
high handed frauds have heen perpetrated in many
parts of the Union that ever were disclosed to an in
dignant people. The elective franchise has been vio-
ated-the palladium OF our Liberties has been de-
fled--the ballot box has been invaded--the most sa-
cred right of freemen has been trampled unier foot.
Every American who loves bis country and his coun-
try's institutions must hang his head in shame at the
degradation and depravity which i here laid bare
before him. The honest of all parties, every man
who has a soul to feel for his country's honor, will
shudder when be behoIds the depth of moral debase-
meut to which the madress Of party has brought us.
But how sickeuing-how mcurnfulis i 10 witness any
man who calls himself an American attempting to
make political capital out of such n transaction, and
in so doing give countenance TO this Wholesale villa
ny, fraud and corruption. Who would suppose that
there was in the wide limits of the Union a man who
would aid and abet the degraded tool (GIcntworth)
i" his profl-at rillany and hstimFutati"ns on those
who were instrumental in f~erretinC out these frauds
upon the only safeguard Of our Liberties! That there
are such is beyond n donbt.
POPULATION OF HESToS CcUNTr.-The population
of Benton county is - foll"ws:--White males 2,O1s
White females lS7i--mnkiug a white population
of 3S92-slavcs 800. Total 4l99. There nre 81
whites orer twenty years Of age, who can neither read
nor write Usage Tanner.
, 1840-11-14
PUBLJC NOTICE.

10 pursuance of notice given in the Salt
River Journal, that 1" there will be a petition
presented to the next general Assembly OF
the State of Missouri for a new county taken
from Pike and Lincoln bounding on the
Mississippi RIVER now be it known TO all
whom It may concern. that there will be a
meeting oil the subject in the Town OF
Pavnesviie Mo. on the 28th of November,
for the purpose of d~evising ways and means
to carry into effect the above notice, where
and when (it is hoped all interested will at
tend without fail.
MANY CITIZENS.
, 1840-11-14
LINCOLN ACADEMY,
JOHN RAILS, Clerk.
TROY, NO.

NJ N.Y..
TINHlS Institution was again opened on the ID OF
IL November by Murray & Buckner.
The course of Instruction comprise the Elemental
~ rs well as the higher branches Of an English cdu-
cation. together with the Latin and Greek languages.
Mathematics, Political Economy, aud Natural Phi
l~osoply.
Strict attention will be paid to the moral as well
a. the intellectual Improvement of the Pupils intrust-
ed to their care.
The scholastic year Mill be divided into two sessions
one Of ) months and the other of > - months.
Terms per annun as follows:
Elementary branches, = $1,000
Higher branches Of an English education, = Sl5.OU
Latin and Greek languages, Mathematics, &c. $500
:. +. MURRAY, Principal.
g. W. BUCKNER, Assistant.
, 1840-11-14
STATE {? G.,
COUNTY OF RAILS. d"

In the Rails Circuit Court, October Term, A. D. 1910.
Gross and Robbins, Plaintiffs Petition to foreoIo.e
Nelson W. Browder, Defdt.} "os'Se-
NOW, at this day come the said plaintiffs, Elisha
~ 5. Gross, and Zenas G. Robbins, late merchants
trading under the name aud style of Gross and Rob-
bins, BY John D.. S. Dryden, their attorney, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the
order of publication made in this cause at the last
term of this court, has not heen published as required
by law. Therefore on motion of the SAID Plaintiffs
BY their said Attorney, it is ordered by the Court that
you the said defendant, Nelson W.. Browder, and all
other persons interested, be notified by the publica-
ton Of n copy of this order in some newspaper print
I'd in this state in or nearest the county of Rails,
weekly for six weeks successfully, the last insertion to
be at least four weeks previous to the Commence
ment of the next term of this court, which will be
begun and held at the Court House in the town Of
New London, within and for said county on the first
Monday in the month OF March next, that the said
plaintiffs have commenced n suit against you in this
court to fnreclose "A deed Of Mortgage, executed by
you to item on the 18th day OF September, IS3s, to
secure to them the payment of the sum of one hun
dred and ninety dollars and four cents with interest
thereon, at the rate Of ten per cent per annum until
paid, praying that judgment may be rendered against
you for the said debt and damages for the detention
thereof, and the equity Of redemption Of the mort
gagged premises, 10 wit: the y W. part OF lot nun.
Der one, in block number four, containing forty FIVE
feet in front, and running hack thirty two feet, situate
in the town Of Cincinnati in said county and state OF
Missonri-may be forever foreclosed, and that the
same may be sold to satisfy whatever amount may be
found by the court TO be due by the said defendant to
the sand plaintiffs; and that unless you the said Nell
son w. BrOwder, and all other persons interested, be
and appear in this court at the said next March term
thereof, then and there, on the first day of that term
of the court, plead TO and answer the above petition
of the plaintiffs against You, judgment will be rem
dered against you by default, and the mortgaged pre-
rni'es sold TO satisfy whatever amount may then be
found by the court to be due by you To the said plain
tiffs. Until which time, this cause Is continued.
A copy from the record.
Attest, JOHN RAILS, Clerk.
, 1840-11-14
lr3SW @TgM.
CAMPBELL & CRANE.
BOWLING GRE

HAVE on hand a general assortment of merchan-
Ia disc which they are disposed to sell on very
reasonable terms to punctuaI c~ustUmers.
We have recently opened a new stoca, of goods
consisting of cloths suitable for winter clothing; such
as broad cloths, cas-imerCs, Cassincts, james, lin
ccy, &c. Mackiuaw blankets, an! other cloths suitl-
able for overcnats; rose and French twIllcd bed
blankets n superior article, saddle blankets, &c.
Al-o, a variety of g%cntlem"us hats and caps. fur
and seal: stocks, cIavats, vestIn-s. &c.
We have 4 large stock of boots aud shoes as fine
and as coarse as can be desired.
Al.o, a large assortment OF dumestics blcachcd and
of various prints AMI qualities: silks
Of different cOloTS; ladies bunuets, hosiery, mcrinocs,
bombazirc, &c. &c. But il is impossible to furnish
n catalogue that will embrace every article; 20 We
respectfully invite our friends and the public general
ly To call aud examine our stock OF goods and prices.
We have Il usual variety OF groceries; we will sell
the best kind of ground alum salt for Sj2j cash per
sack Havana aud Iio coffee, by tine sack or smaller
quantity; molasses, sugar, tea, &c. &c.
We have n variety Of hard aud hollow ware, cut
lcry, &c. 4 superior article of axes aud ~hatchcts;
queens and glass ware
Also, books AMI stationery, candles, sperm dipped
and mould, dye stuff, &c. &c. But we say again,
cali and see for Yourselves.
y. y The above were bought for cash ard for the
most part at price. adapted to ha rd times, and we will
sell accordingly for cash down or on short credit. We
will also receive in exchange for goods, country pro-
duce at the market prices. We wish TO buy hemp
seed, flax seed, butter, il good, eggs, beeswax, tallOw
any and every thing which we can again convert
goods or money. Nov. ~.
, 1840-11-14

hereby given that the Undersigned has
IN taken out letters of Administration on the ca
tate Of Hugh Lens, deceased, from the Clerk Of the
County Court, Of Warren County. bearing date the
23d of October, A. ID. $40: all persons, therefore
who have any claims against the estate of said deceased
are required to EXHIBIT the same duly authenticated 10
allowance, within one year from the date of said lot
tiers. or they may be precluded from having any bene-
ct Of said estate, and If such claims are not present
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
LEWIS KENNEDY, .4fm.
Oct. 81, lSIO--.t.
, 1840-11-14

KEEP 1T IN MIND.-By the evid ,nce in the case Of
the New York fraud in 1888, it stands uncoutrovert-
ed by any of the afhdavits of the wings, that tro
thousand dollars, sight drafts, were oashed by the
UNITED STATES BANK upon the checks ofGiIl,
to pay the desperate villains sent on from PhiladeI-
phia-"to lay pipe" in New York on the day of cleo
ton. No wonder thst the contest on the part Of the
OF REORGANIZATION. ~
, 1840-11-14

PESSsYLvASIA.-Th Cincinnati Gazette wv >
contains the returns from al counties. all perhaps un-
official, which give Harrison a majority OF about
5000. The counties to he heard from gave a large
Democratic majority in August We learn from a
gentleman just from Pennsylvania that, from the coun-
ties heard from. the Wing ticket had a majority of
about 1000, and that the counties that remained to
be heard from gave the Democrats 10, 900 majority on
the thirteenth.
The st. Louis papers also contain returns from a
few counties IN Virginia and Tennessee. They are
favorable to the Harrison ticket. We consider it
hardly worth while however, TO give them, as in a
few DAYS we may calculate on receiving entire returns
from both states that will not require correction.
, 1840-11-14

BIRSEY TIcKET.--It appears that the separate
Abolition ticket received but PC votes in Hamilton
county, Ohio. II was in this county that the qnes-
tion of rurnim= a separate ticket in any OF the We
teru State. was first broachcd. aud If we do not mis-
take, there were more than - delegates 70 the con-
vention that nominated Brrncy aud Earle from thia
county. The Cincinnati Pnilanttro?ist has been
playing double, "a. we have but little Doubt or it.
influence with it, party must be small indeed.
, 1840-11-14
EL.ECTIONS.

MIssouRI--The returns from this state come in We
~ slowly. 80 little interest Is felt in the result,
that We think it highly probable that we shall
know how the Empire State has gone before all the
counties are heard from. We give such information
a. we can gather from our exchanges
MARIoS.-Whig majority about 800.
ST. LOUIS, Harrison 2il5, Van Buren,, 1874 maj
62l-Democratic gain, 100. St. Geneveve, Van Blu
rem 22l-Harison l69-Democratic gain a. since
August.
Howard, V.B. 90l Harrison, 75I.
Galloway, Cpl SCI
ST. CHARLES, Harrison majority l32. Warren has
excelled herself. The wings ought to give the old
Revolutionary soldier his seat without more ado
The vote stands 81 majority for Van Buren,.
, 1840-11-14

ST. LOUIS NARkET-Nov. 5.
Bacon Hams, l2so14; Shoulders, 7ias
Sides. 5!a9; Hog round 9 scarce.
BeGns-NTarket well supplied. and prices
have declined. We quote at 75c-dull sale.
BuGcr-lC to 12sc.-Good supply.
Brandy-American 50a7j; Cogniac 81
5Od S.; Champagne S2aS3.
Bccs-war-22 to 81 and scarce.
CqnaIes-We quote sperm AGa5o; scarce
mould Is; dipped 13-scarce.
Cotton YGrH-23 to 81, sales. GoG3
supply
C2fse-Havana green. I3al4; Rio lsa14
scarce. Java 16salG; st. Domingo l2al3c
in demand.
Scgus-Me'ee STAG; per m. Hav. NJ.
15a2O; per Principe eOa25. Good stock
on hand.
Coydage Hemp bed cords 81 so: Grass
IS 90: Manila plough lines l %; Manila
rope 15al6 Hemp plough lines 81 so.
DomeSicS-We quote for 5 4at 7d6ic;
Al at lOal2s.; plentiful supply.
F2our. 4 TO j sc
Fish-No. l.. $40; No.2.17: Nos. 10
scarce-Cod fish. 81 OOaS2 25; Herring, IL
TO IS plenty.
Frna-Raisins NJ 2a2 IS; do MR255
a2 IS. scarce. S 5 Almonds l6a18; II
Sdo 1OaI2t.
Fur< q. Pclries-Shaved deer skins s5a
45; red and blue do 35aI5: tall grey 2oo25.
winter grey I5ql5; raccoon 75aSl 12:mink
35a5G; wild cat so ais: grey fox so, bear
skins SIa3. in demand; otter S5aS3-all
turS in great demand and rising.
Gm-We quote American ga a 75c.-
Holland 81 5oaI IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 25aS0c; Whca;
Oats $3.50.
Hides. dry S; in demand.
Hemp. 6 and scarce.
Eon-Bar &c; band s; hoop 10 to12; round
and square 6 20 II; sheet 9 to -, castings {.
Lara-&11O; scarce.
LrGd-S3 975 Il 81 90
WoiaSScS-Ihe supply is large. on levee
we quote it at 80 by the quantity; 33a35
in stores.
NaHs-There is a good supply We quote.
"a; No 5. 9 cents.
OH-Sperm Winter Strained l 55d1 so;
Summer strained l GOAL so; Tanners S2oa
per barrel; Linseed I sal IS.
POrk-Fresh no sales, in biol. mess I8a-;
prime 1916. no sales of any consequence.
Rice-6!a7c.
At""-N. W p-sdtOCS Jdui' y ! 3uGf 90
Salon the landing from bnats. GA2,25
l. B ? 80 in store; C. 4. 2 37s 70 = so L. B.
50 75-demand fair.
Sngar-7a7i; Loaf Sugar l6a1Gi.
Sodp-Eastern No. l.. las; Cincinnati
6 70 Z: good supply.
observation-disclosures Missouri and
.entuckv. 1926: Virginia 25a5O--sood
In hhdS no sales.
Tcas-foung Tyson 7Oa75; G. p. and
85q9O.
Tar Per bbl 500; keG !dI 25-Cood supply.
WhiSkHy--Sales made of raw whiskey p
r23-rectificd 2Sc.-in store 2lQ26.
Wiaes-Priccs vary but little from last
weeks quotations-we quote Sweet Malaga
s.; Trncrifr. ST. 20; Madeira, common
80, best iaa.'. ;! 7J&- ~, aae.fy S2aSS
'hamrncne 8aI5,
, 1840-11-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Af0TlCE is here by given that The undersigned
dG has taken ont letters of Administration on the
estate Of josiah Gordon, decd, from the Pike Coun-
iy Court, bearing date the 2lst. Sept. $40: All per-
sons, therefore, who have any claims against the es-
tate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
wear fIom the date of said letters, or they may be
prcclu!rd from having any benefit of said estate, and
If such claims are not presented within three gears
tnrT will be forever barred.
ROBERT P. GORDON. Adnini,r.
Oct. 2i-3t.
, 1840-11-14
NOTICE.

A ii. persons interested in the estate OF
~ Ducal Ferguson, deceased, are hereby
notified that ! shall at the next term Of the
county court of Montgomery county. in
Missouri. TO be begun on the second Mon
day Of February, A. d. 1841. make a final
settlement Of my administration Of said es-
tate.
Oc;. o4-4t. JAMES ELLIS, Admir-
, 1840-11-14

The "Glentworth Papers, have been opened. The
New York Herald (neutraD says of them, sat last the
"ieh'"orth faPer'' are out--thesc mysterious evil
uehces oil political morals are now spread before the
lists Of Wall street.n
, 1840-11-14

o. The trial Of barnes commenced in the
ST. Louis Criminal Court on Friday the 9Th
inst.-Gantt and Emile for the prosecution.
and Geycr, Allen and Crockett for the pri-
soner. 1t was in progress at our latest dates
from ST. Louis.
, 1840-11-14

O. We are authorized 20 announce GIL
CHRIST PORTER, Esq, as n candidate
for reelection to tie office Of Circuit Attor-
nev of this Judicial Circuit. The election TO
he held the lst Monday of November next.
, 1840-11-14

The following is copied from the ST.
Louis Gazette.
by The Thames, which arrived this morn
ing from the Missouri river, we have the fol-
lowing election re,urns.
, 1840-11-14
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

TENiIE subscriber will opcn this Institution on Mon
Il day the Did inst. The usual branches Of an
English Educati"n will he taught, together with the
Latin Language. The scholastic year will be divided
into two sessions of five months each.
Terms for Reading, Writing and Arithmetic per
Session s. 90
English Grammar and Geography, &c. . 90
Latin Language, 10 90
Nov. LIT. n. 2. MINOR.
, 1840-11-14

from the returns so far that Illinois has given her vote
for Van Buren,. The majority will not be as large a
we had anticipated. the Neg Era of the 9th gives
the returns from D counties, in which the vote stands
Van Buren, 1913, Harrison 1907. The same paper
says that the counties to be heard from show Il MAORI
ty for the Democrats in August of l29J.
, 1840-11-14

POPULATION OF PETTIs CoUxTY.--The population
OF thi, county is as fo.lows:-white males 1921, fc-
males l,l4l-making 1912 whites. Slaves 551, aud
one free colorcd person. Total 2,93O-O5Ggc Ban
, 1840-11-14

JEFFERs, the High Constable of Baltimore, who
wrote to Philadelphia for 800 votes to aid the wings
in the election for Mayor, has been indicted, and
bailed. Riston, his accomplish has also been bailed
in the sum of $4,000.
, 1840-11-14

POPULATION OF CALLAwAY.-The population Of
this county consists Of white males and females S506;
aud ..nales, 3!91; free colored per
sons &c; total population ll,133.
, 1840-11-14

hAhkILp.
On the 9TH inst. b. the Rev. Mr. Campbell. Mr..
WILLIAM II. IINST.EY, TO Miss MARTHA
SMITH, all of this county.
Also by the same, on the 18th inst Mr. GEORGE
WRENNER, to Miss NANCY CRAW.
, 1840-11-14
NOTICE.

NDIlCE.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between the
IL subscribers, il this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All those indebted to them are requested to
make Immediate payments as the junior partner of
the firm will shortly leave the country.
+. :. WATERS.
w. III. WATERS.
n. D. A fresh supply of Mofat's celebrated Life
Medicines just received and for sale by
Oct. 10 T. s. WATERS.
, 1840-11-14
NOTICE.

The Democrats Of the county Of Lincoln
are requested to meet at Troy No., on Mon
day the 30;h of November, for the purpose
of nominating their candidate for the clerk
ship of Lincoln county.
1t is expected that every Township will
be fully represented IN the convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1840-11-14

CLAY CorSTY contains $3.50 inhabitants accord
ing to the Census Just taken.
, 1840-11-14

o. The communication Of 'Bedford' was over
looked BY mistake this week. 1t .Lall appear in our
neIt.