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Copy of a Letter from Col ]. C0lo,non.


Dear Sir,-iiayng been for several years afflicted
with troublesome Cough, suffering much frcm pain in
the breast shorncss of breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and after having tried all the known RENE
dies with but little no bcHcft, was advised to try
the Hydxppo Iiae iiIiXr Accordingly Obtained one
boltle % allcr taking few Doses was much rccv,
ed aud icr using several bottles, perhaps three or fou
was completely restored 10 health. have also known
used in several other cases with like success in my
Immediate neigh6orhood
Your obeddent Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN,
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PREPARED BY JACOB HOUCK, Baltimore.
NOR the cure of The following discusses T,lI,,,ns.
- rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch Chi
Cramps, Burns scaids, and all kinds Of swellinps al
:ended with pain. "
gf-The EMINENT tan be obtained AT IIOJJCK g
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market street
with proper directions for using. Price 80 cents.
ma l2-6n
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DOCTOR ANDRY'S

HYDR OPEDSI.4 G ELIXIR.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR TEr CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASglAAll, PlEURlSY, SPIT
ENG OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER HlSEAS-
rs OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
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EgoUCIx'S PANA CEA. PREPARED SOLELY
= q FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACIha
HOUCk, BALTIMORE. This justly celebrated Pagacea
may he taken with perfect safety by all ages ara In al
diseases. Its for the following GizsaseS Dvss
Pepsia Loss Of Appetite Indigestion, Ipalnmatlon 81
the Stomach, Heart Burn, Darrpn pyscntary or F!,r
Piles, Fstua, Distracted MGnstruaton Agud nna ~;
yer, Bilious or RemeHt Fever, Typui Fcvor Sear1eI
Fever, SWG,l f1X, Erysipelus ST. Autiony,s F;re
Asthpa Peurisy, MGaSles, Yellow Fever, Coslivoaess.
Wind on the Stomach OF Bowels, Cholera Morhus Con-
sumption, Influenza, Colds COlglls, Ins.amnatOry sore
Throat or QunSey, Whaalsag Cough, Thrush or Sore
Mouth Putrid Sore T4EUat, Group Inflammation cc 81
Heart. propsy hekels Diseases Of the Liver Iasadice
difficulty of making Urine, elect, HyseIics Nervous und
Scroul0us Affections of the mcmbera add igamen1Si
Mercuria and Nenerial Diseases (;cSrs Sores AtIec
tons of the Skn and all dlgAses arising from impufc
blood.
PNCE, PER BOTTLE, Sl,59
{h2-Ihe above Medicine can bt ohiaAe.l IN Sauth
Charles street. opposite German, with Imoper directions
Tor using liberal discount WSle 10 persons who buy
to sch. ~
0lF-LikewiEe1 tAe fANACEA can be obtained IN al,
O! the eues, and the greater part of the towns and viii
lagos in the United States The great numheE of Ger
tticates accompanying the drectqAs showing the ,reat
cures the Panacea has cfppipl When ali other Incidence
have failed, VIII a'lY satisfy the pubic of its cures
ma
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EDUBLIC SCHOOLS.-1he exercises of tbe p,,b
u lie Schools will be resumed the LIST of Sente,n
Der. by order J. w. T1LYARD
Clerk 10 the Commissioners
an "a eaM
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ATO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA

~ TION has been offered to the public supported
by testimonials OF character 50 dPfsre, nop sources
vour. From The numerous certificates recently receiv-
ed, proving the extraordinary efficacy of the newly dis
LEcTED the following: others will be published shortly
in Pamphlet.
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DIR. nUEL'S TAIENT 4 RI -.

TEsSiEE SUBSCRIBER h as just received from
3 Hull, UomlieIe assGTimapld iedeNHlHe ~ us
TRUSS, adapted for every EafieY OF hHptqFe, ana SUI
able for all ages and sizes.
From i. ere than a thousand PLY Clans and Surgeon
who have given decided preference 10 this Insrunen
over all other in use, Dr. Hull will select few names,
,ghose distinguished medical reputation cannot but rec
solve the ao.,i.s of the most Scepucal in
New York CiIy-Vateai!Ge M0n, NJ. D., Geo. BuShe
A. D.. Alexander II. Stevens, NJ. I bayIii iIGsicE,
D.. William Barrow, NJ. d., Cyrus Perkins, Nj. d.,
bert Smith, NJ. d., Samuel Ackerly, NJ. ID.
AIbany-Ionatlian Fights, NJ. D., Townsend, NJ. d.
Utca-Jolm Mccall, NJ. D., Mort on, NJ d.
Celidn,
MISUNDERSTANDING b. g., Ilgals, n. D..
Baltimore-FTofessor Potter, JOnn BGeher, y. n
Washington City-Jcseph Lovel, Nj. d., Iroiesso
Scwa!l Surgeon General U. 5. Army, \. 5. Hall, M
New Hayen-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Harford-Eli Todd, NJ. d. late Principal of the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.y-.iss l'iaiciEs, u. 4.
Worcester, Mass.--Samuei Woodward, M b.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr.. Scy, Surgeon General British Army, CANADA.
CAUT HON TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of IIuls Truss notice that IN con
sequence OF the many imperfect aud illegal mutations OF
this Truss sold in this city and elsewhere, he will in III
,rs aiI;s his signature every Truss sent from his OF
fee, without this npEe are genuine. ,r
For sale wholesale and retail, h. .---.
G. l.. DUHURST,
Conner Of Pratt street and Dngans wharf
aErm Lever cad OF Centre Market Space.
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS
UTTNTER,s MEDICINES.

INV IT u n II alANI AlaT~~l u
d. SHALL BE llEALED-Yc, who
are afflicted be conferred and mourn
na hoe. Chasc back the siial of an
gussll o lis bitter cell, and wreath thy
ps with Il perennial smile, Man gui
dad by Science has pursued his deep
research among the woRdrnus works
of allure, "like gnOmps in the dark
gold mine," and has gathered from
hol ample stores, the secret mystery
of A SPEEDY CURE!
Come then-com0 one, come all.
Shun as you wOuldlhe iucidious and
fatal poison Ofthe asp, the destructive
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nail man l-i4NA1
THRO UGHIN SIX 10 YRS
pIa Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
&C. by continuous Line of Rail Read from Philadelphia
TO Jersey City, opposite the city of New York. crossing
the Deloware on tie Rail Road Bridge at Trenton.
a es1~S7 A COMMODIOUS STEAM BOAT,
E,-IGk Lsnwi be in readiness Jersey City TO co.,
ssSzsssssk vey passengers across the river without
detention taking the Baggage Crates on board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot IN Philadelphia, coIssr
Third and Willow streets Y, SUNDAYS excepted.
Morning line ut 81 O'Clock, A NJ
u. S. Mail Pilot Line at D p. NJ
SUND.7T LINE.
Morning Line ut O'Clock, A. NJ.
u. S. Mail Pilot Line al " Pm.
g3-Fare in either line, 81; returning the lines leave
New York, at A. NJ, and at 4! p. Nj.
PHILADELPHIA, ma -
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zz u ;zzg
d b, D q ] Y HISS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS
FENHE subscribers having purchased of the late firm
= of Mr.. Hutchns & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
specially inhlrm tie Druggists generally, that they in
tend preparing !e Gfdirne iqE sale wholesale
ta-beng satisfied from te results 0ft four years
or its efficacy the almost certain of long ling
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease taken
in its ncipent stages Also in immediately afording relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
it TO their retail customers medicine of real WORTH
being very efiectua perfectly safe and gentle in is
OperaienS Il is prepared from mncllege ov the long
known and highly yalel ReGGt5bIe, fhe ICELAND
MOSS-bnI in combination with other medicines calcu-
lated TO most hcnecnlly in oil the ahpVe diseases;
also in 0fGght swrals, produced by long coughing
anil attended with so much pain and distress 10 the
patient. ROBERTS& ATKINSON Druggists,
Corner Hanover and Market SITS.
For sale also by X. IL. COLEMAN & CO.,
No. 1873 Market street.
And by SETH HANCE,
Corner OF Pratt s. Charles Al.
And by MACKENZIE s. co.
80 9HIyt Corner of Il Ylx6f CTS
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SIIERIFFALcY.

q W i1N lsOULDIN returns his sincere thanks
- Tor the liberal support he with the recent
Canvas, and informs his friends af he will continue To
be Candidate for the OFFICE OF. SHERIFF at the
next Election r
au IL d3m
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M REAnIS NO. 1 RULED CAPE
u wv PER, Just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE
aus No 2Souib Charles street, up stairs.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Cherater de Gersiner.-This distinguished Aus
irlan' who died AT Philadelphia on eth inst was one
oil the most eminent engineers of the aye An obi,
uary IN the National Gazette states that al The ave
oil twenty.one NJ. de Gersner appointed Profess
scr 81 Practical Geometry in tie Polytechnic
School OF Vienna. The first rail road executed on
Tie continent Of Europe, extending from Dudneis
on me Moldan to Linz on the Danube, distance of
l30 miles. was undertaken by hum in 1892 Scien-
tine publications. OF Cheyalier de Gerslner display
ed great research and gained an extensive repu,a-
uon' LIS travels extended 10 Russis through Ger
many, Holland, Belgium France, England and The
United Sia'es-hs purpose being one throughout
,na' Oh making himself acquainted with all that has
been done in these countries relating 10 The con-
stuct'on, management, and present state of works
oil in'ernanal improvement. The results Of his nyes-
uga'lons were intended for pubcallon-but death
interrupted him IN the midst Of his useful and zeal
our abors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
RICHNo-p April or

NItHNUH II, NpfII 70.
The tiial Of b. W. Green, rs we have before in
timaied twould, came on Friday. before called
Cour OF Hastings composed Of Aldermen Cullen.
Cowles, Evans, Dove, Duval and Grubbs He was
arraigned upon the substance of the charges con-
tanned in the Two warrants which we have before al
ludeJ 10 and recited-and the counsel for the de-
fence declared themselves prepared 10 go into the
trial. but in consequence OF the absence Of several
material witnesses the part of tho Common.
wealth, the prosecution were obliged to ask u CON
tnuahce OF The case until next week-W cdnesday
was agreed on. Application made by The conn.
sci OF Green, that he should be discharged from
custody upon his bail--a llereupon considerable dis
cussion arose. The motion was warmly pressed by
the one side and as warmly iel eed by the other.
The Court however, refused to admit him TO bail +:
aud he was Iemanded 10 the city Jail to avail, his
iuf'hef uial C6mpiier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

no, exceeding taiee. nor = day. in The same year,
IS he may deem necessary and during such ies'ed'
including the time when goingio and returning from
the place Of rendezvous, they shall be deemed in the
service Of the Unired S,aies. and be subje,, 10
such resu iaions the President may think proper
TO ador, for their instruction. discipline. and i'm
Iroseneni in military tnae ledge"
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that the a.
bnve extracts are true copies from the rspor OF
the Secretary Of War. and iiom the message of the
President OF the United States.
ArHiL l6, 1870.
X. GARLAND. Of Louisiana.
JOHN. NJ. Bolts. OF Virginia,
THOS. CORWiN, of Ohio,
NJ. II. GRiNNELL, OF New York,
J. G.. CLARK. Of New York,
LEVERETf SALToNSTALL, Of Mas
TRUMAN SMITH. of Connecticut,
Executive Committee.
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NJ. TuoNrsas ef Mississippi. then aud
ssssv1 he Presians t,aes.,.r. which was seconded;
sad The qaession being the adoption Of the reso-
1ssi~ql.wss negssived. kk4
- the House de,ermned that the Committee
should ses be abolished.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
vhels and took up the Bill n.aking appropriations
f.r the civil aud diplomatic expenses Of the Gov
sssmenf.
Mr.. MckAr. Of n. c. ian Administration mem
Der sfihe srougea partisan hnel took the floor, and
weai inls iabourcd harangne in defence OF the
Parry IN power, against the charges Of exravagancr
aad proslira'isy.
fhfckay has held { rih until the hour has
Fissd. when II 10 necessary TO elise this package.
The Hall presents just now hne view Of the Castle
sf Isasence and Ennui. Abou, twenty thirty
msnsbes are present. ounging sbou, lying on the
ssfss fast asleep in heir chairs The most perfect
bsslsssaess Is marked ON the councnanccs OF those
~hs have clustered around the auditors. But they
are evidently thinking Of any thing bur him OF his
s..eech. Some mesrs ought 10 be adopted forth
wrh 10 put stop to this process oil eahausiing
the patience of the members.
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with my decided appreciation Of The old ehief and
my DETERMINATIONS 10 support him by all proper
means. cannot share in any proceedings when
smack Of deiaiion to the people. The people 10 my
opinion. are abundan,y capable, without the help Of
dica'ors. to choose their officers ] desire iur-
iher say TO all my old Jackson friends IN the cry
surrounding counties, that my bouseis open from
this time to the Presidential eleciion-and that
will esiesm !, favor. IL they will all call on me-
whenever they find II convenient. "They will never
find my door sbu, aud The string Of the latch pulled
in" We will confer sitb another and reason to-
gether touenii our common interests and those oi
our common and beloved county.
am, sir, your obedieni servant
JOHN McEBVAlN.
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mposs ,ha, is not adapted, allowed to be mo-
dfed, ding 10 the regulations and restrictions
OF other countries. France and England take sneh
articles oil American production they cannot do
without ant shut Their ports against other com
modites nc cordng rs their own IDEAS nf policy or
prejudice may dictate. We, on the other hand. re-
eeise their man ufsciures almost ndiscriminately,-
aud If we wish them 10 take payment in such pro-
duets as can most easily spare, are compelled TO
ask matter of favor and 10 most cases tc ex-
perience the modification Of refusal. It's bumil-
latlng TO find ourselves standing on snch basis
especially when there is neces ily Tor it.
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TO MERCHANTS.

I nav + spent the larger part of the last Two
months In New ork and Boston. and other CT
t'es' IN puichasng my Spring Stock ofGoods,
ana having taken advantage Of the best means of
puyng cheap trM difference 10 furnishing Merchants,
can wih confidence say that It (beng unusually
urge holds out as strong inducements as any in
the state. The prices will compare with those of
any Guy S0ah Of New York, aud made in accordance
WIN The times. | will take pleasure in shewIng nv
STOCK, aud therefore, cordially invite calls
JOHN G. MEEM.
MY supply ofShoes and Boots and other articles
INA, 'lne Is very large and cheap
April ,sir
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BARGAINS BAKGAINS!!
Prices and the Times corresponding.
JOHN q. ysEEM,

M ILL take pleasure in exhibiting to his friends
w customers, and the public generally his pre-
sent large Stock of NEW SPRING AND SUM
MER GOODS.
His purchases this spring having been made un-
der the most favorable circumstances, in Boston.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, cannot he
thinks fail 10 give satisfaction.
In consequence of The hard times. the prices OF
many foods are below the cost of importation, or OF
mahuiacturng, and having taken advantage Of The
auctions and other best means of buying Cheap, he
'eels assured that those wanting cheap Goods viii
do well to call
April 6 ,s;r
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> > r -
POLITICAL.
THE SLIP"

THE "SLIP."
We wish the document below, which is perfectly
aatheni,r. could have appeared ten days soober.--
The Feds flipching under ii more than from a
ny other infection which has VET been bestowed up
m their profligate Dynasty, and 1t must make the
People perceive the holly Of supporting such Al
mins,rstion. This is The SIP which led TO the
eutre.
COPY OF A PRINTED LEAF.
The subioined document. and the matter thereto
appended has bern lately printed or, rather is
the press, in this city. Though IN no respect
private, yet. as IL was prepared by gentlemen Tor
their use, and 10 be distributed by them among
their friends, sh oulJ not have placed il in
eur columns, bur that it was yesterday brought up
in the House cf Representatives, read, and com
r~nied upon, aud is supposed to have given rise,
in ssme way other 10 the scene which, The rca-
der will nd by veasng the account Of proceedings.
became The subject OF formal notice by the House
The first part OF il, being all that relates To the
finances, - exact copy from Executive doc me nj
4la. IL. X. 81 Session Of The 25th Congress. III,
resiue, except far relates the extracts from
nfcial documents, s, the reader will observe, unof
fetal. Nat Int.
OFFICIAL.
PURLc ExrESDiTURE PROM 1921 10 1893.
Letter from The Secretary Of he Treasury. transmit.
ling a statement Of expenditure, erciasire Of he
public debt for each year, from ls2i 10 1888.
JusE %, ls3s.-Read aud laid upon The table
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
IHne 81, 1898. (
Sn-Tn obedience TO the resolution OF the House
~ Representatives II the 25ih instant | have the
honor 10 lay before the house n statement show.
ing The amount OF expenditure, ereiusire Of he pub.
lie debt. for each year, from l52i 10 1898.
j sm very respectful, youi obcjlent servant,
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of The Treasury.
Hon. J. X. POLK
Speaker fhe House II Representatives..
Statement showing the amount of expenditures Of
the United States, exclusive OF the public debt
for each year, from l5oi to e37 inclusive stated
in pursuance OF a resolution of the House Of Rep
tesentaiiyes OF the 25ih Inne laaA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

BY an arrival from Texas a, New Orleans on the
l7tl inst, Intelligence WAS brought ofihe defeat of
the Federalisis, near Nice, the Rio Grande their
retreat with great loss TO San Antonio in Texas and
the pursuit by army Of fifteen hundred Cenirslists,
supposed TO be within days march Of San Antonio.
An Impression was that The pursuing General would
sopa shori dist ance from San Antonio and demand
he surrender OF CaDales and his troops Another
opinion obtained that he would seize The pretext TO
invade Texas, which was badly prepared to defend
itself just at that time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

"Harrson stock is rising, with tina, firm and steady
swell, that. you had well try to arrest hurricane
with feather as TO attempt 10 dam up its resislless
iinpetuosity. A Standing Army can't do it--no
chance. C. 500 majority next fall! Boys, do
you hear that -
FRANkLlN--ln this county, last year, the
Wing candidates barely squeezed in, and it was con-
fdenlly predicted that both Of them would
be defeated this Spring. The following is the re-
suit:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

FRANKLIN Co. Ho. April, cath 1870
GenHcmen-knOwIDg that great anxiety is fell in
the Elections this Spring, hasten TO give you The
result in this county. VIII CHI, considern. the do ubl
full political character heretofore attached to it, is
great and cheering triumph Of The Wing Cause
and have no doubt but we shall in November ne x
(when the great contest between EXECUTIVE
Will l. on one side, and the sovereignty OF the peD-
pie the other is to be decidedly be able to do full
ly well, il not better as am conidcn mt that we are
adding daily to our borders.
| have been informed that the " CRISIS" is do
ing some unintentonat good in the country, as it
determined some who previous to reading its col
come 10 the polls and cast their votes for the
Wings.
PRINCE EDWARD" Bring forth The big
gun," exclaims a correspondent. "O,d Prince Ed
ward republican to the core" The following is tue
proof:
For John d. Burke (Repub. Whig) 29s
For Henry N. Watkins (Adm.) 2Sl
FLOI D-A correspondent sa, s, "Though bea-
ten we are not conquered: We rally for the Fa.l
election" The following is The state f the polls:
House Of Delegates. Senate.
Harvey Dcstins (Ad,) 2G6 w. Thomss (Ad) o27
Col. Howard (WhigD ll6 w. b. Preston Nv J III
Floyd was formerly nearly unanimous for Van
Buren,
MONTGOMERY q PULASKI-We are in
debtcd TO friend for the following statement of the
polls in these counties:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

WV. NJ. PACE, the revenue defauer in letter
addressed 10 The editor of the New York Evening
Star, written in March, says that it is his intention
return 10 New York in the course of the ensuing
month. IN order invite The most full and searching
inquiry in regard to all matters and things connected
with the charges made against him in his absence.
lie persists in his assertion that the U. S. Govern
nient is indebted to him.
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no ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN

1!f. Bansman-Will you permit me, through The
columns Of yonr paper. TO request the withdrawal
Of my name from station assigned me among the
Officers OF the so called "Depocratic Club" llay
ing, upon mature consideration, determined 10 go for
Gen. William Henry HARRISON and reform in the
Government, ] can no longer permit my name 10 be
classed with the Van Buren, party. The time has
fully come for men TO lay aside their prcJodces and
go Tor Their country as solennly believe ruin and
disaster 10 all classes OF the community must result
from the reckless measures of the men at present N
power. ANDREW BAGGS.
Washington, Pa. April l6, 1910.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

MILirARr-Jnsl ds our paper ready for the
press, We learned thai Brigade, General Tayo, had
been relieved, a, his own request ltom the com.
lna"d OF me troops IN Florida, and ,ha, Brigadier
General w. n AimIstead, Of the 81 ARTILLERY. had
been ordered TO succeed him. The chance to ,nL a
place ON the LIST oi May.-A. and ~ CAron.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Substitute Carlisle lPa.) Herald states that
Mess's Henry Baker, Joseph Wagner and
George Emmetick. of New Cumberland, in that
county, have publicly renounced Van Burenisin, aud
declared their determination TO support the candidates
OF the people, General Harrison AID John TYLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
James River and kanawha
Co.'S ScrIp.

/ WISH to purchase the above Money. n, IN.
L Bondsof J. X x X. Coin my absence from
town. Messi". Mckinney d Mosby will attend 10
the purchase f1t me. "
March 80 =" '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

The Rev. Mr.. Newton, sad TO be the mos, cele
ofated Methodist preacher in England, is shortly ca
pected 10 arrive in this country. He will attend the
General Conference in Baltimore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

A SIGN IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa.
The Washington pa kepouer Of last week CON
ta,bs the iollowng note from industrious working
man Of that place. The writer was formerly sup
porter OF the present Administration but he can sup
port Van Burensn,, with lis ruinous results no lon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Land sdles.-rbe Iowa Gazette of ihe 4th inst.
notices The close Of Ike land sales al Burlington and
states that the whole amount received during the
sales amounted 10 three hundred and fifty seven
thousand five hundi ed dollars OF this 1855 600 was
III silver, and S55, 900 in gold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

we are glad 10 find by the Mobile Journal that
'hat city IS last recovering from the calami,ous fires
with winch II was lately visited In one street uo-
wards OF thirty hrick aud dwellings are in var
Gus stages Of completion, and preparations lor new
buildings are going all over the civ