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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
LyNcI,BunG, MARCH ~, Isio.
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and u,oof. The cha,oe is that Mr.. lueetsoll IN.
WIN alihauoh now = uD,Y 1r,5,i." saws Le ,rouid
b,y, bf<o u Joyt AID have beloueed 10 the KINGS
PARTY had H.. lived m the DAYS of IN, Revolution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
CORRESPONDENTS.

Monda, IN Tie House oil Delegates, Mr.. SoutLall
from 'he Jpn COMMITTEE appointed 10 iiorm Mr.
Gllmet oi Its election 10 the Office Of l,ov,,no, -
ported the following roftrs rondenrc.
RieuMoNp, March IA, 1910.
To 1homd, u. G5nsr. Esq.
SiR; II has been made our daiy rs a com,niitee
appointed jointly by the mo llouse. Of the General
Assembly, 10 announce 10 you that you have heen
daiy elected Governor Clirf Magistrate of The
commonwealth Of usna, for lhlee year. iron, ia,
3isj lost
We taha great Pleasure IN congatulatins Won on
}ori elevation 10 tins high aud honorable ms, h,
ny satisfied that y"n will tauhtuy aud diligently
"iteh over aud protect III iigh. and in,,te,ts If
Tue STATE anu that you viii bring into the admins
ual'un OF lis aliaus sntcic devotion To The pood
Oh hepublean principles that have characterized
the Executive Department otthe Government
w TN due CO.. stdeiatlon, We are Your most obedi
'h'seH''', Gil. COCkE.
Chalfnan Committee oflle Sena,,
w. sou HALL.
Chairman Committee H. of u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

u The Globe aud other prints ofthat stamp arc
ooast'ng loudly otthe result the township elections
IN Ne" Cork and Massachusetts,. They are only
wh's'i'ns' however. TO keep their courage up. as
boys do oil dmk lights who fear ghosr in every bush
II these papt's would only publish the GuH returns
instead OF eull'ng from the mass such ONLY as su,
'"er views we should be spared the touble Of expos
ing atonce the deceptive character statements
an" the holowness otthe hopes, which are based up
on ihem.-They had as well prepare Cte,ar.like. ,o
wrap Their mantle around them AID die with dec,p
cy' Their rawlings can deceive no b DIV ,xce,,
those who are wiIfully blind TIE vote Of New
o'" IS DIS certain to be cast Tor Gen. HARRISON as the
day OF election arrlv,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Mr.. Giime's R,plg

Grsuemrn-l have received ,ont communicates,
Of this date, announcing, on behalf of the Gen.ai
Assembly, my election as Chl,i Magistrate o( Vi,
glnia' beg, gentlemen, that YOU will accent my
acknowledgements for The favorable authoritarian,
which You have SO kindly expressed on The orca
SION ana 'h"' GU vii bear TO the General Assembly
lnd TO the people ol our STATE the assu,,oc, of my
entire devotion TO their welfare shall be hapny II
al enetSene application 10 the practical, rerm.ncn,
Interests III the whole Commonwealth. and a 6l,nI
reverence iot its fame eau render me in \,
ny respect worthy "i Station which no man is a, lib
eriy either 10 seek To d. cline
am eehii' meN. with every consideration of ~.
eeti &c our ob'd servant,
THOMAS W. GILMER
i" Chas Cooke, E,q Chairman Commute Of
Srna'e-N. w. Snnthal E.q. Chairman Com.
rni'tco of House o. delegates. N'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

MiHer Inc Prophet who has found out tha, the
world IL TO be destroyed in 1913. aud is bunbuo-
g'n2 me orednlous IN various parts Of the country
lately made application to a Nj. Austin m or,oiI
VI. Tor a loan of some money To aid hin, i, ,hi.t
ing his book. MI. Aus in offered To furnish 'Le s,
on condition HAT Miller should give ham The Il, ed ~
farm which he owns in the Safe If Np, S,,l ~
take effect IN lSi5-iwo years after the drs,,,,r,;,
OF he world (aecordlng to Mliler) Miller refused
than tooi.-.SprinefcH Ga,eae ''''"'e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

~ The Van Buren, papers begin to talk of Ire.
action in New York" and elsewhere Tbev have
borrowed the old Wig phase, when he Wing cause
was as The result demonstrated, on The decline new
'hheless' SO !, is with them. They seek to prop
up Their d'caying house by these airy and unsub-
stanial hopes. But their doom is se,ed. The ,e
actions are all The other way. 1t is impossible that
Ne" York which abandoned Mr.. Van Buren, be
cause he proposed The SubTreasury scheme, can
support him no" that he persists in it, in despite of
her thrice repeated condemnation oftbat suicidal
measure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

me New OH Express SAYS HAT the estate of tho
lle koEERr LENox is decidedly the lafoest eve,
'ci by any individual in that city. The personal cs
tate alone, without counting doubtful claim, and
oonssii' 6 mostly oi bonds and mortgages ON prom
cry IN that CITY, amount TO So iI3 5G6 s. OF nearly
Nv" and hai millions. The Whole property is over
lhtee millions BY his will, his son viii receive, it
is believed, over Two millions. and each oCms J,uoh
'eis about hundred thousand dullaIs This i'm
mense estle was accumulated by the industry of
one man and that, too without ever taking a duIlr
over lawful interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

hoBBERl OF THE WESTERN MAIL.
1t appears from the Columbus (Ohio) journal.
ma the robbery OF the mail recently committed near
Springfield (Ohi") was perpetaied BY persons vbo
uea' IA New York funds. The journal SAYS THAI
,ne stolen m"'l bag has been found and it appears
'u"t ''e tohoer took nothng from II but the Ielte,
Packages directed to the cry of New York. The
packages OF letters ior Columbus, WheeltGS. Raj.
nmofe etc were all lett aud have since been lo,wa,
JED ~ t!sn proper destinations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

u + or the h'sl time in several years the peo.
PIE oi Lynn, the great shoe -napur,clu,i,, 49,. :.
M'>saehnse''s, have giyea heavy maorlry aoan.,
1.-THE ioeos Focos. Even so late 90 last IN 49,
Loco Foco majority was about 2o0-now il IS o.,,
'o '''e DINER way, the aggregate vote being near
'"e same lhis result is attributed to The ayoweJ
u Tue Administration leaders TO reduce lbc ,ro
sS' q 'o0of on Ieselwh the paupersystem of erea,
o'''"'"' Strange that any aboriag man should sun.
port such an Administrator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
NNlaf. E0r SffEe.

'h''lE TRACT OF LAND belonging to The es
Il '"le 81 Ee'etlN X. Scott, deed. Is for SALE. II
lies IN the county ct Bed(afd, between five and SIX
miles from tie town OF Lynthburr and cont,i,s
about sey"n hundred and fifty acres The land is
el good quality, and large portion oft heavily Inn
hefrd. The Improvements are very neat aud com.
lottabe.
part OF The purchase money will be required to
be pad during the nexl Fall and for the balance
liberal credit will be gwen.
capt john y. Anderson, who lives upon the
premises, will take pleasure IN showing the Land 10
any one desltons # making purchase. For fur
ther particulars apply 10
MAURICE II. GARLAND
March l6 A. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

We see it stated tint all the unmarried st,,,o ,
'ers employe donihe Treasury building Al Washington
were recently discharged whereupon they came
OUT win an advertisement headed Wives Wnnted y
IN whleh they stated that they were about twenty
e'sl' IN number aud wanted that number of pant
nets "ApPiioants mast be between the aces nj -
n"d 80 years, OF good moral character and GOOD dis
position" . " 'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
! eb q, $50
S'SbFgeE.

fENllE subscriber thankdIi0r the very liberal pa
N tronage bestowed upon the late firm Of Ben.
nctt Sumpier would most earnestly solicit
tnuance Of tie same. NV shop may be found on
Tie cross street leading 10 the Washington Hotel
All orders IN lynchburg from rhe counties conicu
Gus, Will be attended To with fidelity and pfompitlnde
WM. A. BENNETT.
4 , Cutting (when mol 10 be maie BY mr) done
with the utmost aud despatch. W.A.B.
March l6 4rt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

u The Globe praises the late Governor Wo'o
OF Pennsy wanna, far the nerve which he dspa.
ed IN borrowing millions OF dollars 10 cary on INC
public Improvements OF that State, when more UNIV
men shrunk iton The respo sibtlty. Aud yet ih0
Globes masters IN the Senate have recently arfa'g"'
ed nsylsanil with other STATES, the bar OF ''
Senate, Tor ifng, in the exercise Of her soveiee
power. 10 Involve herself IN debt. How is IT, ''''
an act winch IN the Rdiridaat dec ned SO praise
worthy, Should, IN the Stale, meril the severe frP,
enson OF the States servants, IN Senate asse'oeu'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

IT The Dutch have captured uoIanlr-i.
"ther words, The Administrator paii, have ,aa,'
ifthn'phed III the State eiectious ia New llamnsL,
The Wig well remarks that New Hampshne n
ways goes Iot The administrator. be ii So b,J
II may. Il supported Washington. Adams The eide,
''iFiSon' Mad SON Monroe, the younger Alan.
and Jackson, aud now snslains Van Burrn. Ii will
he for HARRISON ''nexl year" With true y2rL.a
euteness New Hampshire keeps hen eye stead., on
the Sp0Ils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

ERRATA.-Ia the Communication from Bedford
County, giving the Correspondence between tie
Commee and Lewis C. Arthur, we learn, that there
we've several important errors. Doctrines TO when
Ar Arthur is opposed, he is made TO favor. in con-
sequence OF some omissions typographical errors
would, with pleasure, make the necessary corfec-
tons In this number, if we had the means Of dong
so but as the manuscript has been deslroyed,"e
must wait I'LL some friend furnishes us with the means
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

o. a Louisa correspondent Of the Richmond
Enquirer asserts that Mr.. Iolladay the Loco Faro
De'"oSHe"es, who replied 10 Mr. Soutlall, made
The Elector (Air s. acknowledge thai in 1891 he
was himself an Abolltoai>." We hape Mr.. Sonlh-
ais own assurance that this statement Is unequro.
calIy false.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
DOMESTIC INTEIIEGEyCE.
EDITORS, coRREspoNDENCE.

Nlw YoRK, NAscu 10 1910.
The british Queen may SION be expected, but
there Is not much anxiety iur her news. nothing
very remarkable being expected. either politIea o.
commercial. THERE'S ideed goat deEuh Of
news Iosi nov, and scarcely enough TO make letter
oui Of.
The morc, market presents nothing new Mo-
uey eoniluues ieny with The Who can gel II. EX
ch,nre On phlaae plia IS 63s Ia 81; on Baltiafore
0la. CORPORATION bouds bemins Interest sid IT aud
over larlo day. Unued Stafes Treasury notes C.
per cent? ate quoted Al 93l h f0o4 Exrbsngc on
England Is los 10 1923. Soufhe,n 1our Is 81 y
to s. p. Cotton i about cent lower tlan II was
when the Gfes Nesiein aiflYrd.
Ouf - roy trade - ~ ougb 10 be, upon us, but
exhibits none oil is former activity. There Is bat
lille dispssiii"n Ia buy, anl less 10 sell except Ia
cash. OF nndoubted secauty The great business Of
the dsy Is getting Of debt Men seek Tor 10 new
proIeft. TO disentange themselves from old ones.
The shipping business aione Is good: We have not
ships enough TO bear forward our abundant agfcul-
iuTal products. FIcIghts are enormously Ign. lh.
btaaeh 81 commerce IS nov rapidly eurGlupg usel
~ The etpcnse oil agriculture one sense, for. II
produce vas high. II could not be exported hat, 1t
beng low, even the British Com Laws cannot
Keep II Out of England.
The returns rom Ne~ Hampshire. where the
Wings have let the election 20 by delaulf. indicate
that The Administration Strength Tins ye1r IS uudt
minished. There seems to be a disposition TO have
some "slothcaiion' thls election. though II is
blooJless aud bootlrss vIotofy--but when II Is
understood that the II sht ali side, Tie
hoaofs OF the day Will not amount 10 much. New
Hampshire ("ho doubts y viii give ITS ynfe lot Nh
~ Buren, aud X. VI. Johnson. bot New Hdmp-
shire Is about the only Stale IN The Uulon for
them, thus secure. Nai. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
March l6

"a kICE of deed ofrrust executed 10 m.
Sr ny IMAM Strozz aud Of record IN the Clerk,
0ihce Of the Musings Court of I.yn,bhn,a III,
on Monday, the PSI usl. sell by way oi u,l1,lic am,
non'l to the highest bidder, at tie anclion rono -
Messfs Payne n Tuner. ia the town of I,yncLbn,g
al Tie Household and Kitchen Furnttnre IN s,,i
aeed conveyed. Terms made known on the day r.
y, ~ b Sc to be conducted By Messrs Pawn. 4
MI, i re- 10 WM. DANIEL, Jr
M4w.ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

STEAMBOAT ENPLOSlON-TLe Mob,,s
he-s'ef OF the 'ih instant states that few days pre-
vious the steamboat Commerce willis, ON bs,, ~
tile Chaitahoochee river, blew up KILLING both of b,
engineers aud two OF three Others who were an
bond. ' v"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
C.2KF9EYX.HG.

ME- HAVE lately received very LARGE .toc
OF lac and supeflnc Ingram and BfnseI,
o"fpe''ns. to winch ne particularly invite the 1
teh'iah OF our friends being VERY desirable OH
on acc.ug Of the patterns aud quality, as well as
price. BURTONS ROnFS
Oct. 81 ,.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

"feat anprehensions were entertained at New Or
leans Tor the safety OF the Leyee from the imne,sc
masses OF wood biought down by the fuIness of
We i'ss supp, The lnwer pant of the town of
Nieksbuig was inundated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

u We perceive thar petition has been ,,,s..
'ea IA Congress, praying that Florida NAV mo-, h.
adh't'ed into the Union asa Stare STATE. # can
gross snail conform TO the prayer OF this petiiior l
Will MI, Van Buren, act 7 According TO the ,oaaI
assume" by Inn III the Missouri controversy, heM1
oe o""'u 10 approve thai act; though we surpose
as he WANTS Southern VOTES al nfrse,, IT.. ,,
PfedSe himself Il veto such a law. All we G.a, i
that ailef lle gets what he wants, should he be 70
elected, horia2 nothing more 10 ask from The Soug
hls old "p'nons viii resume lhem wonied ascendan'
cy, ana he VIII play over again the part of the w.,
SCUM Agiatof. Gen. II i1Ison, the CONTRARY L.
ms course on the Missouri question, has piy,i ,l ia
strongest assurances That In hls hands The rjoI,s ~
lie South vii be res eeted and defended Cba,.a
We between them. ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

The Kent Bucle. published Al Chestcrstow, Ma
says that the late explosion Of the Powder mill Of
James B'tty' Esq. was distinctly felt and heard therc
"a distance oinearly sixty miles in direct line.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

We note the fact as not the least remark able indi-
cation oi popGlar sentiment, that many Il the most
respectable and lnfe lgcnt business papers in the
neutrality aud enllstened zealnusy IN lie Harrison
cause. The tncina'i Chronicle edited BY Edward
DMapsheld, Esq one OF rpes scholars IN the West.
IS astrone case ~ proof The North Western Re
CUSTER III Peota Illinois, edited by Samuel H. Da-
Wis, Esq another. The New Orleans Commercial
Bnlenn, a Ihud. These Journals find thai the enter
Prise business Of the country will never p,nSncr
"ilhahi change Of tucrs AMI seeing The OPP, ST
non atirngih concentrated upon available aud gal
LAM leader. they have acted nnon tie convictions of
solemn duly IN running up hls colors. After Old
lIppecanoe shall have 'esoted the country to its
"oHrd prosperity, they can again return to their
neutrality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

VI he Wings Of Petersburg, on the lo,b inc,
n'ned Mr.. Rves to pa,,ahc of a pohl. n'ann,
10 decline, mp ''"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

" pie and Fancy
DTy Goods,
Which we've recently purchased by the senior na,,
net at the NORTH, aud wall be sold very low far
cash amongst which are
Black and blue black Italian SILKS,
Col red Gro de Maps
Iayautecns and Flurences
Italian Grapes, all ,olors
White and black Silk Hosiery
DO do halt Hose, paiu aud ribbed,
Fancy SILK llandkerehlels,
Do Scads.
GIoghams large lot, cheap,
Cnlon II nslery, very larse SUNNY At all ,,;r.s
from 81 Ia A. Cd, -
TIC Me Gloves, long and short
DO Mus, hack aud white,
Horse skin Gloves, black
BLACK and white Silk Gloves EuqE.b
Ribbons, hue assortment
saun Gauze and Lustfing
Ictora Corded Shirts. Marseilles
Black SIN Wells. new article,
Linen Cambtlek llankerthiels, "A very large stock.
iIom Is Cd TO 50 EACH
Linen Can'brics aud Lawns,
lush Linens,
fonsee and Bandana Handk erohieis,
Large lot Cotton do
Satin Nesrngs, plain aud figured
Shk do do do,
Silk Nelvets.
Mnsees yc,, cheap,
Bombazines, black and colorrd
o'aPei able Cloths. brown and bleached
Do Napkins, do ,o
Painted Musins and Lawns.
Jacconet Cambrics
SWISS Null Book aud Jackenet Muslins cheap.
large lot OF Hardware, Domcstics.
&c. dc.
Dye Stuh> aud Groceries, Sugars Al 81 nc, IN ,,d
oeuee At u. Teas, Loaf Suga,, Salt Ne very Law
o"f tflends and customers viii please give n. a
e'', ana examine our stock, before purchasing, as
we eel perfectly confentthat we can ,,rons
inducements TO buy OF US.
}. j. PGRVIS & DUFFEL,.
March 6 y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Tie Wnmin. lon y. Z. Advertiser states that the
osrs would run over the line of the Whining
to- and Raleigh Railroad. los The ffsi tme' on The
9ll inst. eeitatuy before tn ead otaeAt week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Al Nhcellng, ON Friday. week, the Ohio rive,
had seven leet water in the channel and WAS fll,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
EsfSsOFHgiO!,.

fb'lIE partnership hefefoo,e existing under the
style OF Bennett x Sumrter, i, this day dis
solved by mutual consent. I hose having claims
against the firm will present ihern for settlement.
WI A. BENNETT,
b. T.. SUMPTER.
Eab ~ Iato
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

o. The Enqnitcr alternately denouuccs and ri
dlculcs he ''itnerant' Wing Electors, who address
the people ON the great ubjcct which asitMes
The public mind-and yer ii appauds one Of It's own
Electors, (Alr. Taylor of Rockbrdgt) who does the
same Thing This is like its abuse Of the Wing
dinner IN Richmond while its Editors brain vas
s'lm"latedb by the wine drank the day before at
Loco Foco dinner. What is wrong in the Wings.
is perfectly shl in the Loco Focos What stuff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Accomac 8. NortFamp!on.-A letter to the Editors oil
the X. Wing SAYS: II need express TO you tna
assurance that tie people oflhe Eastern Shore VIII
90 IN solid p1alanX for Harrison and T, ef"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
SENATE

40 smsndmen, proposed BY Mr. Atkinson 10 ia.
o' 10 po'ide BY temporary loan lor the JeGciep.
ey IN the Treasury"
ou,he out all Of the first section after the word
"tIar." and insert as follows: ' '"e "oio
~ siAii be The duty Of the Treasure, NJ III.
commonwealth TO sell AT public auction. IN Tho
h'shes bidder, 200 shares of the Bank s,ocL h..
longing 10 the State, after having published ,be
TINE and place OF sale in leas, two Of the n,w.na
prfstn Ricimond and such others as he NAV n mi,
necessary for al least twenty days befnte he Jsy
OF SALE Not more ilIau 200 shares 10 be snl1 =.
s"y one mopil; and The proceeds thereof shall be
"'p's1eu 10 the same manner other mouies
LeoBars 10 the State
olisws4 s'"e' 40
Arns-slessrs. Wiley. Atkinson. Baptist, Poul.
y. molfeif. Scot-6.
=, NOES --oiessfs. Nash, (Speakerl CampbeIl
Ih"fn.:n r.. fins,ou. Peyton Bonduran,. Sm III
cf'r' ~ scAnans. Thomas. Bouliin. Over. Lyo,s
'' ~ aolkner Gland, Woodhsuse. Fonia,n,
snneg, Thompson-eI. ''''''''
TUESDAY, March H.
''ihunicatioa was received fro,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Norm Eastern Boaada'y-The s eaker Of the
House Representatives laid beiore lha bedy on
Saturday. the following communication hom lie
Pfesldenf:
10 The House Of RepfeseHtat,res elite InfeR S'aicS q
transmit To The House Of K representative IN au-
'"rt to tesolunn oil that body, dated on tht s'h II
stan, The enclosed report Of tie S,ctetlr, Of Sale.
NJ. VAN buren,.
WAsnING1oN, d. e. March L. 1910.
To nc President II me Tinted .>taie4:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

u Mr., Taylor Of Rochbrdge, an Z ecror on Tho
L7eo oco Ticket is one Of the ancient pillars oil
federalism In that county. When dad he renocnce
his Federal hefeses When was he baptized and
admitted into the Republican church Who were
his sponsors on the ocoaslonl We ask for ,rforma-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

\ young man IN The pnsi-oilice at Petersburg. Va.
recently committed suicide. h wing been detected IN
embezziIng money from letters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

i is estimated that about ninety ri the inhab anis
Of + orida. were mnrderedty HE Indians during
The last II months. Tins does not include the men
OF The u. s. amy. The loss ofIhe sarages, within
the same per.d, isbeliesed not to have exceeded
ten.
Couaierjciis.--A great many spurious notes on
lie Farmers Bank Of Vuglale are IN circulation IN
the West. The mites alptat 10 have been just IS
saeI. and thus described H. letter A payable to l
Gretule 4, dated IN various DAYS in August, 1885
brlug long ailer the resignation OF I. \. Nicholas
PfestienI. anil Wm. Nekrryis. CASHIER, whose sig-
natures are well inflated. The rght band viguete
IS shraf Of wheat. aud q sIean enzIne neat the
top al The mute. neither OF winch IN any genuine
is,ee Of tins bahk. hey have generally an inder
en- appearance, which distinguishes them from the
genuLc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Great credit sale OfStOck, Grain.
AZ.

M Lib BE SOLD al public aucrion. To tho
" highest bidder, ON Wednesday the FIRST of
Apll neAi, the late residence OF jams Brooke
dec d. on Saunton river, in the county OF Campbell
All the Personal Property; Plnntatios,
Tools; Crops,
oi every sort on hand, belongug To said estate con
ss'lng IN pat OF six seven Works Horses five
Mules; eight yoke Of Oxen and large s,,,l or
Cattle, among whit are ten or tw clyc Mich Cows
large stock of Hogs from eighty to- HUNDRED
oheep very ikely from Two to three hundred bar
res OF ooin thousand 10 fifteen hundred bushels
OF fine Wheat I'rge quantity of Shsar O.s. y
new and excellent Thiasing Machine, complete
anu many other articles not enumerated
WIN be hted, AT the same time aud place until III.
ION oil June next. o langcr,al the Negroes belong
ing TO sad estate, amounting to nearly Iory in num-
Der anon. which are about fifteen men If The sal,
ana h'rhs be nor completed the fist day. i, will no
continued the day AFTER
Ehhs OF SALE.-A credit Of Twelve months will
DC gwen Tor all sums OF fen dollars and over unoo
nc purchasers entering into bond with satisfactory
security. Cash will be required for all sums unds,
ten dollars. CHS H. IYNCU I,., ''
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