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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

a. 1880 1 MM&ML ~
Mssieo.4 D. The tomuauchs tndisns hstins
beer driven by the 1'saisns ~. u ,hri, eoun,'y,
havs fallen IN ,bs ~aajscsnt Msaitsn Territories,
and are ,nskins serious drptslatlons. Ths depart.
msnss of Durango and Chihuahua are cos0plets.
" sssttun BY the .avssrs who havs Killed an
immense number . fpsfsens oil over The eouns'y.
The roads can 40 longer I've travelled With any
security, and the Government has adopted no
measures Ft the defence Of the people. A few
persons, caiiieei Of theft W. accord, and 70 out
occasionally to bury The dead. There seems 10 be
nolhirs 10 binder The Indian. from taking posses.
sion Of The contty, y. tfsqasa, instances are known
Of four and hvs Co,nmanehes putting ~ fiaht
twenty and thirty armed Mexicsn.. Atxiudui.
se6ria having been given BY the bishop % ell
who fall intD tho hands Of The savaaes, The pep
pie are enu,en,, believing, that u they receive
their death ~ The hands Of msHstesss foss. The,
are sure II a passpvt. VI Heaven.
n Tie new ehd61ieif which uatalotan, |,
cutting through Pass Hetoh. II 10 expected VII
be IL teatl,essfof toa.s drawing seven ftut wsts,
early II The f,il. This will 10 cf sfsa, sdvsn
tsae 10 tlie trade between New UAsans and MI
bile. st y
4 %S ae.#4-Aswa~ =. #MR&Ha Ms III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

Commodore EH,ett-rhe Globe officially an
nounces the sentence OF Commodore Elliott, to
he, suspended for four ycars With a suspension Of
pay 70, the tire, two years. The pre.iien, has,
however, rcmitted 90 much Of il, q. deprived the
Commodore Of his pay.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

G = II 10 said ,ha, The sheriff Of Caldo was
reera,ly killed a, Shreveport, by a gentleman OF
'ha, place. Tho aii,ay originated ina mi.un lrr'
standing ah"u, a purchase made al a judicial sale
sad cndcd by his discharsiag two pistols Al The
.hctiil, which caused his death.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

n BARRELS rectifed whiskey received on
~ eonsignmes, and fsr sale how for cash
m9o 10 l.. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
r

THE price of fresh -four being 81 81 per b.,
eL. The bakers mus. give. The saxr:nR week, q
ounces os bread for q dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
posTrorEDSALE.
state Of louisiana,
PARISH or EAST BATON ROUGE.
Third District Court.
Elizabeth Btys.. aJmIni.ttsttix.i

Third District Court.
Elizabeth Btys.. sdmini..tArix,l
No 1879
John Henry Black
mY vitius of b vii, ol seizure and snIs To me d.
- fvc.ed BY the Hon N,s THIRD District Court,
Pat,sk and State aforesaid, viii be exposed at
pubic ssie on
Monday l7th Aosu.s, ts40,
m The premises between sbs usual hours n sxle,
all the right, tah, interest. AMI tIs,~ vi the de-
fendsai ~ aud - The following dey ,Ibeb prop.
cry, 10 witt
A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND OR
PLANTATION, =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

1sxas-Ths ludisus were ~tontiSutns 10 com.
MI, Jeptsdatioss stIInatJsfs IN sbs vicinity Of
Aust,n. A million 81 dollars of The pionilssoty
notes Of the government, had been funded pfesi.
aus 10 the Ii. July, drawing len psr cent ~intsfeais
| Numbers of s,nisfsnis were arriving In Tetss
from f.caisisna. uisal sickness prevented a,
Mstssufds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

WHAT u wa.ieg II scsetst-A b%eaullfai girl shout
II years of age, 4 few wssts ass. hlssed Glen
Harrison bef5fs All III, people sst Sapdusky city.
The editor d tho N Y Ts,ler say. ,hstahe saw
The .auas thing cdnnitsd4 upon uen jachsen
before Ten thousand people, and shs.eld hero louh
A9 III Eye &&@1$ - A@s & " FtAg# 4s
Oh as etur, as ever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
IL DOLL.gKS REJy.YRD.

DANAWAl from the subscriber, Oh Monday
n l. the slh June. NED, a negro man. Hell a.
bout twenty years of Aye, and very stout made
nearly black; had when he left a white fur bat
old fashioned military coat, made OF blue cloth
and brown panlaloons. But as lie may have chan
ped his clothing since. will specify some marks
his body: when a child he received bum on one OF
his wrists. which hbs left some contraction nf the
surface about the part; the fourth finger the lfh
hand has been badly cut leaving knot on the back
of IT, which prevents its being slralghlened fully out
and has been wearing age steel ring on the ibrd
finger fortwo or three years. There is probability
Of his being in The vicinity Of Lynchburg. | wall
pay the above reward for his delivery 10 me.
JNO. Z. Chiffon,
Bedford July 9 a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
C0MMU NICATED,

COMMUNICATED.
Wanted Immediately, by the Wing party, a pair
"ol ''moaSirous' SPectacieS, which will multiply The
persons al the Clay dinner to a number equal 10
me sands the seashote.-Aiso, "a BRAYING
lhO MPE T. which will swell the low notes Of de-
spar INTO the boasling harrahs of practicable ti
un'ph.'- Crisis Of March IA.
ne "hlgs are under great obligation TO the CHI
Us Tor pefcelvng their wants. and kindly suggesting
.he proposed relief. They that less wis
so" than the fruits of its be Editors mani
'o'u experience could not have fallen upon expedi-
G "s so happy. even in this age of expedients.-
''"uue alone, If not feeling of sympathy for that
r""fch IN his present distressing necessilies, urge
W 10 offer for his service the instruments above
lv'u''oned Just at this Crisis, would partcu-
Ivy recommend the latter the use Of which we are
nuonsnced, he we'll understands and he will believe
f.,, "nen we assure him the loss of them will no, be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
NOTICE..

TIME public is hereby informed that the W,
l. cancy IN the New London Academy, occa-
stoned by the resignation of Mr. ID. >. OliphaDt,
has been filled BY the appointment Of Mr.. Alexan-
derP. Campbell, graduate Of Washington College,
Lexington. Mr.. Campbell has been highly recon-
mended by President Rullner aud Professors Cal
houn. Dabney anu Armstrong also by Maj. f..
II. Smith, Pruclpl of The Military institute al,
Lexington. as an accomplished Scholar, in every
respect qualified to super'nend The Academy. The
same course Of instruction heretofore pursued by
Mr.. Oliphant will be continued by Mr.. Campbell.-
The next session will commence on the lst day of
September next. Terms OF hoard aud tuition the
same as heretofore G. ALEXANDER,
Prcst. N. l.. Academy.
July Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY 1910.


The Joint Committee Of Arrangements for III.
Town. respectfully announce the following as the
Order oil Celebration OF the ensuing anniversary o
our Ma ional Independence.
ls' Salates by the Mechanic Artillery, al dawn sun
rise, naon aud sun set.
end NJ iliiary and Civil Procession
3rd The Declaration Of lnde pendenee 10 he rad BY
VIM :. Reil Jr., Esq, and an Grafton b, Robert
Camm, Esq.
oRDEROF PROCESSION.
1st Revolutionary Soldiers.
2nd. Orator, Reader, aud Officiating Clergy in a
Barcuche.
3rd. The Rev. Clergy f,he Town and Country.
4th. Officers of,he Army and NAVY.
9th. Mechanic Artillery with their Cannon in double
ranks.
9th. Band Of Music.
7'h. Lynchburg Light Ioianry. in double ranks.
9Th. Lvnchburg Cadets, in double ranks.
9th. Officers ofthe Militia of,he Town and sur
rounding Country in uniform N double ranks.
10Th. Lynchbure Hose Company. IN uniform,
headed by their Engineers, in double ranks, with
their Carriage drawn by horses.
11th. Lynchburg Young MEMS Society, with their
binner and wearing the badge OF the Ass ,eanon,
in double ranks, headed by their Presiden, and
Wee President.
l2,h. Judge of The District, Mayor. Aldermen, Pre-
slden and members of the Common Council and
other civil Officers of the Town aud Country, in
double ranks.
18Th. Crizens and Strangers, in double ranks.
The following gentlemen have been appointed to
act as Marshals Of the day. Gen. d. RudeS, GI and
Marshal; Col. James A. Turner, Col. Chas. Phelps,
Maj. NJ. II. Garland aud Capt. Joseph Marsh, AS
sstant Marshals.
The procession will be formed nj 0 o'clock by the
Marshals. in from, ef the Union llote and march
down Main Street 10 its intersection with Seventh Al
ley-up Seventh Alley 10 Thud Street, thence up
Thrd Street TO the Methodist Episcopal Church, into
which i'll the % the assigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Richard Haihburton Allen halliburton. James T.
BROOKS, adm. OF John Ladd. decd , Thomas Ho,o-
erton. and James +. Broohs, adm Of Elizabeth
Pickett deceased:
TAKE NOTlCE-That on the oath day Of Au-
Il gust. ls40 in the CJur house Of Halifax
County. | shall proceed TO take the depos'ons o T
Henry Easley and others, to be read as evidence in
suit depending in The Circuit Superior Cour of
Law and Chancery COR The County Of Halifax
wherein | am plaintiff and you are defendants and
should said 1epositIons not be completed on that
day. they will be continued from day day until
they completed. BARNET FINCH.
July 2 Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

July all The Household aud Kitchen Furniture
belonging 10 The Union lniel, consisting Of large
number of Beds and Furniture, NJ ,hogany Dining
and other Tables, Chairs SIDE Boards. Earhen aud
Glass ware, Sofas, &c. &c. The furniture is Ia
good order aud worthy the attention 81 purchasers.
Terms Of sale "A credit ot 60 DAYS viii be gwen
to The purchasers Tor third ol the purchase
ney. and months for The reminder.
Sale to be conducted b, Payne & Tuner. auction.
GERS. ALLEN j, CRENSUAW.
june % tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

NJ Mr., Bots, in late letter to the Editors OF
,he National INTEL gencer, excofates Amos Kendall.
leaving scarcely inch of his epidermis unmarked
nv his thong. Mr.. b. likewise exposes several in
stances Of gross corruption in the Post Office De-
narmeni, By Amos's "hirelngs,' which, though reg
n,ar,y reported TO Amos while in office, always
unbeeJed BY him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

CONGRESS-The Sub Treasury Bill is still before the
House of Representatives. Among the speeches
ganst it, those of Mr. McCary of this State Mr.. Bdde of
Pa and VIM. Cost Johnson of Md said have been Of
surprising excellence. On Friday last il determined,
by vote of 1913 that the hill should be taken of
Committee ofhe Whole the Monday evening at 6
O'clock On the day doubtless the transfer ofthe Purse
from the Representatives ote People the hands of the
President was formally consummatcdb by the sclfstyled
dians of the constitutions and gred step taken towards
unlimited Erecutire in the of Democratic Republican
ism
The Bankrupt Bill passed the Senate last Thursday, by
vote of2lo 49, There is possibility, however of its pas
sage by the other House during the present session.
Remarkable Coincidence On Friday the 10Th Of June,
Wing meeting held in Henry county, Kentucky which
addressed by Charles A. Wck1e, acting Governor OF
the State in support Of Harrison On that day, the Rich
mond Enquirer announced that the said Charles A. Wick
life had been "bough up by Van Buren, The coincidence
is certainly remarkable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Backing Oatt-The Albany Argus recently offered large
bets the Presidential election in order said, test
the sincerity of Senator Tallmage his recently published
estimates. No they offered, however, than
gentleman called to take them up, and the editor of the Ar
gus backed out day after the Argus offered
ger of $1,000 Mr. Van Burcn's election. The day
gentleman called to take the bet but the Argus editor
gain declined We advocates for betting but poo
Pile wiH banter in this way they ought to "stand up to the
rack
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
K. r. GURLEY, Secretary.

Adam and Eue.-It will seen, by an advertiser
IN this mornings paper, that this beautiful painting
which reflects great credit The skill ofthe artist
Mr.. L. u. Gale, both in the design and execution.
Is to be exhibited here during the remainder of this
week. 1t has been numerousy visited both by la
dies and gentlemen and we would advise all who
have taste for such exhibitions, and who have not
yet seen it, to permit this opportunity to escape
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

NICHOLS 4 RElL,

AVE LATELY received,
florence Braid and plain Straw Bonnets
: B9nnet Silks and Flowers
Ladies' French Kid and Nor, Geo Slippers t.
Black Gro de Rhine
PACK ChaIly and Mouselaines
wv, English aud American Prints
b, nh variety Of desirable Goods, all of which viii
June % 80" "'''''e' a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
COLONIZATION.
We respectf
We respectfully invite the attention Of the Clergy
and Of Others interested TO The following notice:
COLONIZATION ROOMS. WAsuINGToN

COLONIZATION ROOMS, WASHINGTON,
June | 8, 1910. {
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors Of the A.
mercan Colonization Society. June 18Th, 1910,
the following Resolution unanimously adopted :
ReSotUed, That IN view OF the animaling intelli-
gence received by the Saluda from Liberia. demon-
strane The rapidly increasing prosperity and po"e
OF thai Colony. its ability 10, selfdeence its san
idly fuence uron the native tribes. its successful
operations against The Slave riade, and that it is
pening vide door for civilization and Christianity
in Western Africa; and IN view Of he importance
OF the early return Of the Slnda with cargo and
as0lgmnls, requiring. in connexon with The dis
Nge OF existing oblie ,tions, from 6fleen to twenty
t"Jusand dollars this Board recommend TO all ITS
trends liberal and energetic f'ons in its beh af ;
and especially and most earnestly TO the Churches
Of every denomination throughout this Union, to
iake up collections Tor lis benefit the 5lh Of July
heXt. $. WlLkESON. PrCs't. of the
Board of Directors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
.Jlilv Q

UNS, PISTOLS, 7 o T N q
N POWDER, FLAsKs, Smor BELTS. aud
Pouc hes. with macy like articles Tor Virginia
field sporting: and also hs4nriu,, OF Pen and
Pocket KNIVES, SCISSORS. RAzoRs. lIoNEs,
Snuff and Tobacco b . X r s Nc. Tar sale -,
Howell DAVIES.
Junc % isII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
ORDEROF EXERCISES.
FOR THE yIRGINtAN.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

At the late examination of the students Of this Institute
the following those whom the first grade of scholi
'' ~ JUNIOR CLASS
SUBJECT. Latin. Cicero de Oratore.
BENIN. Jones,Va. Tn. b. Gordon, Ga.
Ed. Wadswouh ~ G.. Nj. Stanley, Ga.
VIM. Denton, ). G.
SUBJECT. Greek. Sophocies.
Benin. Jones, Va. VIM. Den ; C.
Tn b. Gordon, Ga. VIM. II. Bass, Va
Ed. Wadsworth NC NJ. Stanley, Ga.
MECHANICS.
b. Jones' Va. =. 5. Artfurs, S. c.
Wm. Denton, s. G. II. +. Jones, N c.
X. c. lillian, sc. Ed. Wadsworth N C.
Tn. b. Gordon, Ga o. z. Williams ).
LOGIC and RHETORIC.
b, Jones, Va. o. p. Williams 5.
Til. B. Gordon, Ga. Ed Wadsworh, n, c..
K. c. Gillian. ). G.
CHEMISTRY.
b. Jones, Va. I. 5. Arthur SC.
L. b. Gordon, Ga
EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY.
b. Jones' Va. o. ,, Williams, ). c.
r. b. Gordon, Ga. 4. 5. Arthur, Sc.
X. e. Gillian, .. &.
COMPOSITION.
Ed. Wadsworth n. c. T. b. Gordon, Ga.
tn II. Jones, Va. X. c. Gillian, 3 C.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
ARcient Literature.
TIL. C. johnson, Va. w. &. Conpor,S C.
+. NJ. Jones, N. C.. b. Il. llerndon, s..
Joseph Sutton Va.
Gyeek Testament
Tn. c. johnson, Va. 4. NJ Jones, n. c.
Navigation and Surveying.
Tn. c. Johnson Va. ~. Crenslaw Va.
JOS. Sutton, Va. b. Il. Hemdon, Sc.
+. N. jones', N. c. LA. Leak. N. C.
w. e. Conner, s. C. A. b. Pierce, Nc.
Psrter's analysts.
T. NJ. Jones, N. G. BIZ. Herudon, s. C.
W. &. Conner, $. G.
Latin Horace
TIL. C. johnson. Va. Joseph Sutton, Va.
L. NJ. Jones, N. C. BIZ. flerndon, 5. C.
Greek. Demosttenes.
TIL, C. johnson, Va JOS Sutton. Va.
4. NJ. Jones, N. G. BIZ. Herndon. ). C.
J. A. Mann, Ga.
Ana,yticai Geometry.
TIL c, Johns Va. W. G. Conner, S. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
lust RECEIVED Il. large lot Of Feathers
- which is for sale low for cash.
BAILEY Il WOMACK.

rlNHE subscribers wish to buy James River and
Il Kanawha Company Scrip, orwhch they viii
at all times give the market price. They will also
give Virginia money FOR North Carolina money AT
smaller discount than is usual il this m uke
BAILEY Il WOMACK.
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
II IA w = 4 & NJ WV 4 s /,
In f,s

(uA W r 4 & q W. " 4 81
" in put aud quart bottles i,oin rs cents to s2.50
the botlle.
CLARET WINES in piet and quart b. tiles
lrpn rs cents Ia 81 50 the b"tilr.
PORT WINES In quart bottles, from rs cents
10 81 30 The bottle.
MADEIRA x SHERRY WINES in quart
bottles. from 10 So thr hottie.
CHAMBERLAIN. White mud Red lIrRMirAaE,
si'l and sparkling l1Otk, still aud sparkling BUR
GUNDY.
SnERRYS. Madeifas. Sercial. Reserve. Busl
Tinia, Mamsry, Ports. DC. Wines IN eashs from
medium 10 the yer, best imported.
SEGARS large supply, some yer, old and
choice quality.
RAISlNs best new crop. in Whole, AMI tosrs.
For sale al Howell DAVIES
July g il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

O. The Halifax IN. c. Advocate states that
Gcv. Branch, who, at the last Gubernaoral cleo
lion in Nonl Carolina. The candidate Of the Van
Buren, party, recently. at public dinner, at EnfcId
avowed his opposition to Mr.. Van Bu,en, though
he said he should not support Gen. Harrison. An
other paper states that Gov. B. denounced the Adj
minis,ralion "as corrupt" So believing, ii is mar
veous that he should choose the "deleelable state
ofneutralily."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
ATTENTION HOSE MEN.

THE Lynchburg Hose Company will meet at
l. the Hose House on Saturday, 4th inst. at
81 o'clock A. NJ dressed as usual for the celebfa
,iou Of lha, day. JAMES R.JENNlNGS. Sec.
Lynch. Hose Comps"y.
JULY 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

n5 Judge John 5. Hunter who presided over the Wing
Convention recently held in Alabama, VIM Buren, f.
lecor 1885, The Wings making rapid head1ay in AL
abama and expect confidently carry the Snte for ani
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

% letter from Baltimore the editors of the Wing
announces the remuneration of Van Burens by Gen Ridge
~ Of the pillars of the patty who has declacdio Gen
Harrison,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
.LYNCnBURG SABBATH SCHOOL PRO


The several Schools will at their respective
rooms at Z O'Clock, a. NJ. aud organize in the fol
lowing ordet:
At The head Of each School will be their Super in
tenJeni aud Officers, in files of two The female
scholars in files oil two each class with the teacher
in its rear; the males in the order; the vsiters
IN rear of their Schools They will march TO the
Is, Presbyterian Church. where they will be formed
in procession, the order following, by Gen. David
Rudes, assisted by such individuals as he may de-
spnate,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

M The cline OF Which Lieut.. lIooe was tried
was disrespect 10 his superior officer Lieut. rriah
p. Lery, the famous owner OF aonticeao,-and one
o, the Two negroes who testified against him
LEWIS private servant!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
AO VI Nd We

HNtlESE Paintings. by Mr.. 4. e. G,le, now
L exhibiting nj the Old Bapiis, Church, NJ the
head of Third street, aud will remain here until al
ter the 4th Of July. Abundance e5 cents season
tickets 50 cents.
July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
DISSOLUTION.

HNHE TERN of our parinership having expi-
Il red we have this day dissolved by mutual con
All debts due by 10 the concern, will be
tied by eithe, Of US application AT The mill.
JAMES l.. LAMkIN,
JOHN W. WILLIAMS.
july Q is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
Jy.OODHOul..vE SCHOOL.

flNIlE secpnd s.s.,on. f,r 1910. will commence
on Monday The l3th July, aud continue The
snpf period oi five mouths.
The lerms "a heretofore $50 per for
nnard,og aud funlun III tn English Depari,,.ni,
anu 100 per session In the Classical aeh NJ thenaii-
cal rsery scbolr coni Tered as engaged fu Tho
session, asl hednctno for lost Time, except IN
cases OF protested sickness
SAMUEL Il. MILLER.
Pntsylvanin Go. 1Nae ~ Wv #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

NJ In the Richmond Wing we find a letter from
John n. Edwards, Esq. postmaster at Goodwynssille,
Va. IN Amos Kendall, IN reply to letter from Amos
urging Mr.. Goodwyo TO procure subscribers 10 the
Ezra Globe. MI. Goodwyn promptly refuses TO
do the dirty. work; and concludes by saying. "rell
DIR. Niles that owe him an apology; bul as he is
sely dependen, upon you FOR his bread and, permit
me 10 add, office, lh.t, whenever you shall have Sc
lee ted my successor, am ready to resign
More Recantdtons.--The Wytheve Journal Of
the 9Th ut contains the following remuneration:
WYrnEvnLE, June Is. 1910.
Tie Editor OF the Wytbe Journal, will do us the
favor 10 "expunee" our names ftom the list con po
sipg the ivan BUREN, democratic commillee of W.
GLANCE for The county of Wythe. As we do not
feel honortd by the compliment, avo"Ins clearly, as
do. the sup or of the strictly Rel ubllcan candi
date, General WIN. II Harrison.
STEPHE EN- REPASS,
LEONARD UMBARGER,
HENRY GRUBB,
JAMES DOAk,
WI. DOAk,
JOHN SEXTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

TIVE subscriber has j st returned frt IN ths
J. Norbern cities. where he has purchased. mud.
tie most favorable circumstances. large and gene
assortment 81 Drugs. Medicine Pants. Obs. Dc
SUITS. PerIumery, Fanny articles. &c. de-. TO tls
attention ui which he inviss his friends. rustome,s
and he ppbir generally feel ny coniJoDt thai hs
cannot fail 10 Cite entire s.ii,fact,on.
u. K. LYMAN. Sign G ,lden
Mortar, BANK square. Lynehbura, Va.
June 90 l,-f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

7h :" I'D Presbyterian Church.
8h President and Board of Managers OF The
Lynchburg Sabbath School Unlon.
The procession, thus formed under the reotion
of Gen. Rodes, will march on the side walk up Sc
cond street TO West street. IN West street 10 Third
STREET. down Third street he Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church, when an Address appropriate TO the occa-
sion will be delivered by the Rev. J. l.. Kukpa-
lrick.
REGULATIONS AT THE CHURCH.
Schools Nos, 9, 3 and 4, will editor at the left
hand door, an Nos S, 6 and at The right hand
door.
The Schools will be conducted TO the seats as
signed them. BY Messfs. II. NJ. Dllahe, j. Rum
bough Tho. O Ac,ee and S mp. Dingnid
Messrs. S. Nowin J X. Holmes. NJ Langhorne,
John Z. Hunt, VIM. Sunper and Capt. l.. Brown
will door-keepefs, and assign ladies' and Others
their seats.
The seats in the front gallery will be reserved
for The Choir.
The basement floor and the right and left band
galleries going IN, with any remaining :ron' seats in
the gallery will be reserved for the scholars. The
gallery and floor in the pulpit viii be reserved
for the Ladies.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
1st. Singing by the Choir.
ID. Prayer by the Rev. Thos. Atkinson.
81 Singing by the Children.
4lh. Address
5h. Singing by the Children.
Oh Prayer blythe Rev. +. l.. B. Shaver
9Th. SINGING BY the Choir.
Sth. Benedlcrior by the Rev. VIM. s. Reid.
The Schools will then retire under tie direction
of their respective SuperlntendenIs.