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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
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fVIlE SUBSCRIBER hns employed n Female
Teacher. who comes highly recommended as
II Teacher. and will open SCHOOL for Gnls, At
ms residence, near Pannllfs Bridge, IN Campbell
county, on the 81 ci February next 1910.
Terms per Session, of fre months For Tuition,
Boarding, including lodging, diet washing and
every accommodation for 'heaI,b aud eomiar' say
Fig D1iiafs, per Session, ldyabe al the expiration
efHe term. No pupil viii be received iar less
nne than fiom the day q enuy I'LL the end ot the
Session; aud no deduction viii he made for less
time, except in of absence from rroitacted
sickness.
Thu subscriber can accommodate 8 or q Young
Ladies in his family. under the special care aud
protection OF himself, Mis-. PAYNE aud Teacher.
JOHN s. PAYNE.
Jan. l6 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

al at next Campbell eautt, rs il IS In conicula-
non 10 Introduce some resolutions 10 the notice OF
H. Meeting on that eccasion-and probably some
rem.,iks may be elieted. sslung inrth the Political
y,ees and principles ei lr. Van Buren,, aud the pan,
I, that sstains him. n cunnast with the political
principles al Gen ilsusnn, aud the object and
course oil the combined pares or factions, IN this aud
other States IL At world SO TAT humble aud degrade
The South a. TO eject such M old mhecle 1bol'-
iition Granny as Ia tffSaa, TO The Presidency OF
This great Republic. CAMPBEll'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
NUH. AND raKs. BERKELEY, having:

I'VE located themselves for the ensuing year
Amherst Court lnnse, Cor the purpose of instruS
ting youth. respectfully oher their services To ths
citizens aud public.
Every aueht on will be paid to the neral, relsoss
ana intellectual improvement OF pupils.
Industry, neatness and good manners. viii bS
faithfully incuca,rd.
All the branches of a polite Engisl, cducatios
viii he taught, together with Muse, French, LatIs
aud Greek.
Board may be had 10 the village ia respectable
families good terms.
TERMS.
Board washing &c. for 10 months, 500 90
Tuition in English rs 90
Tho above with Latin 0reet 30 90
Tuition in French lor 10 months 10 "a
Music 40 90
Use oi instrument, inr ennronths, 90
Board aud fuiIionio he paid al tho tWynmenc,.
ment OF each session r a,lyanee
N. B--No pupil will be admitted for a less term,
haa session o months. am, no dedus ton for ,o.s
III Time except IN c. ses OF sickness.
Dec 20 wtf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

TrxAs--By the arrival Of the brig SAINT Houston,
from Malagorda which she left on Saturday, We have
received the Colorado Gazeiic Of the 2lst inst That
paper confirms the news Of the capture Of Matamo-
ras, by the allied Texans and federaliss. The ac
lion lasted three days, and many were killed on both
sides, among whom were Sky Americans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
| Nat. Int.
coMMUS1cATED
DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF CAMPBELL.

At meeting of the friends OF the present Democratic Ad-
minslraOn of Mnrtn Van Buren, held b. Finchs Tavern
Campbell Court-house Monday, 18Th day Janua
~ le1O for the purpose Of appointing delegates attend
Convention, to be held at Buckingham Courthouse the
cCOnd Monday in February next, being
der nominate suitable candidate represent senate
rial District in the Virginia Legislature, Tor the years
And upon motion, Chas. H. Lynch Esq, called the
chuir, and 10. H. Gray, appointed secretart.
Upon motion, Resolved That VIM. A. Poorc, ESQ., Dr. G.
D. Gliam, Col Zacheus Il. Chcahun, Thos. ". Jones,
Ro H. Gray, Chas. IL Lynch, ESQ., Col james g. Dcarng
Ro II. Wallhal David r. Edley, Esq, Capt Juo Kosser,
Sterling &. Anderson, and Saml Glover be, and
by appointed Delegates attend SAID Convention for the pu
poses aforesaid.
And further motion, Resolved Tint the Democratic and
otAcr friends OF the present national Administration, this
county, be requested to attend meeting be held Feb
ary Campbell Court ION the second Monday for the Pur
of nominating suinble persons candidates, repre-
this county Delegates in the Fgnia glslaufc
and for the purpose oappoinng Delegates represent this
county, the Democratic Convention, be held in the city
of chnond the goth of February next for the purpose
of forming Electoral Ticket that will sustain the political
and opinions of the Democratic Party in this county
and regard 10 the election in November of suit
able 10 fill the high and responsible stations of Pres
dent and Vice President oi this great aud growing republic.
And resolved further That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the iyncburg Nginan and Richmond En-
quIrer. CllAS. II. LYNCH, Prcst
Ro. II. CRAY Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

SHIP TALLY -lIO-Thc Norfolk Beacon SAYS
We regret TO learn from three e the crew of he
above named .lilp, WHO came up on Friday evening,
that her stem was washed and thai the water was
over her decks. Her cabin furniture and Other ar
lcles which noated from her. washed ashore on the
beach Capt. Copes lost every ding lie was in pos
session of, except the clothes he had on'fhe ship
was laden with tobacco, cotton, com and flour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

O. There is nothing IN tic Boston papers Of
"Wednesday evening. hom either party, confirming
the statement in dc Post that Morton is elected Gov
ernor of Massachusetts by majority offour. Nev-
orlheess, there may be something IN the statement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
FOE EsESE'.

VIE Rooms Immediately over the Loitrr, OF
N flee. emily occupied Boarding House
~ Mrs. Peudelon. This House is well suited fuf
The accommodation Of a geuieel family or Beard
ing House. Possession given immediately. Apply
II. H. BOOKER.
Jan.
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Tract or K'0s'ccl ar Land,
.l1gi.acS HLlsnseel.

M + WISH 10 hire for the balance Of the year
w few men and boysto go 10 our Iron Works IN
Botciour as also SOME good Warr,men for which
we viii pay liberal prices Apply to either OF nc sub
sbrbcrs in This place.
LANGllORNE& SCRUGGS.
Ian. - 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

EDtRSuANf 10 the provisions ofthfee deeds Of
L rust, executed hy Lewis Mcrrilt, one to tho
subscriber. bearing date the twelfth day Of Au-
gust, IN tie ghieen hundred aud twenty eight
another to uhn Alexander aud Jonn b. Dsbne,
bearing date tha thirteenth Of July. in the yesr
eighteen hundred aud thnty three. and third
deed 10 the said Jlu Alexander nad John y. Dab
ory. bearing date on the e,sscnh day OF Jnue, IN
the .rat eighteen hundred ard thirty threr for the
purpose Of securing sund,y debls in the ,aldreds
particularly fouh aud Described, all which DECIDE
are olfecorl in the clerks Office o the Count, Cofsf
Of Campbell. tic subscriber Tor himself IN he 6r-e
me- ancd deed, aud n Surviving trustee Of John Al
exandet and John Il. Dabncy In the second ami
lhiid deeds a.pve mentioned. will prnce ed, ths
ely nth day Of February in Tic year eenccn hundred
aud forty nj tho house uf the said Lewis Menn IN
the town of Lynehbutg. 10 sell by why Of pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder. for cash. the following
ten SLAVES Ia vii: Ned, man Christian. -
woman; Lnfy Biddy ;G,eeni lltn,y. Lucinda and
her three children; Ned alias Getogr Marina; and
Pleasant together with the increase of The leaaIrs
since the dale OF snid deed-Aso all the.l lotischold
aud Kitchen Furniture. belonging to the said Lew
~ Meuitt, Itos.o vt Saw, Plantation Utensils NJ d
SET Of Carpenters Too's-Selling ms trustee. The
subscriber viii convey TO the purchaser such III q
10 the above properly Is vested IA him. in bat
chatacltr. JOHN u. DABNEY. Trustee
Jan 16
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
General ISaecting.

IAfiiE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
l. the l'yuehbnrs Manufacturing Company. viii
be held at their Office on FRIDAY, the I7th inst. ae
, O'clock. l.. NJ. JOHN u. MEEM, Pest.
Jan. Is 81 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
For Kent.

KNUE ROOMS formerly kcpt by S. 81 NJ. IT..
q Garland as thclr office. wnl, The privilege ~
the back lot suitable for n small family. Possess
sion gwen Immediately. Apply 10
HENRY HALL.
Jan 10 3tir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

A 1 n Circuit Superior Court III Law and Chan
"A Gerry, oontnuedby adjournment. aud hcld 10,
the county Of Amherst. At The the Court house IN
Saturday the Gh day OF April, 1899.
John =. Brown, Mary Brown, adninisifairiA of
Thomas X. Brown, deceased, Andrew Hart and
Mary $. his VIII formerly Mary S. Brown, Ellen
Brown and Maiha Brown, PlantiGs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

~ We learn that the Canal Tow-Palh Btidec
a Joshua's Falls, about 10 m,.es below this place.
was swept away BY the i,se of tho Ever aud break
ins up ofthe ice, on Monday last.-1he Bridge was
SAID 10 be nearly completed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
EsaroIsGh - Harness,
AT AUCTION.

Il WILL SELL, on Thursday The 23d inst M
n front Of nv Auction Store, G,st Seoond
Hand Ear0Hch, with two good sets OF Harness
with tongue and shaltcs. Tor or Two Ilorses.--
Terms nj the Sale CllAS. PHELPS, Auct
Ian 10
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The above Sale Is postponed I'LL The Cd Monday
IN February, 1910. JOHN ROSSER.
Jan. rs IDS #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

o. We axe Authorised 10 announe FIRE DER
lex SPECIE, esq, Candidate TO represent the
the Couury of Campbell, in the next Legislature OF
Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

--,.--,s.-s na T. IA.
fVsAssnaJ~0 ORDERS r( with Ncssrs. lio
WT~1S Inns q Ryan, for SW YET MILK,
ss2ss~-Ss'T~, will be hltrnd' Il 10 ever, morning,
Sundays excepted, Contracts will be made Tor
the day, week, mouth, quarter, hall year or eat.
THOMAS BARR.
Ian. 16 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

Maurice II. Ga,lnnd administrator Of Archibald
Robertson, decd. Nathaniel |. Manson and samuel
6arnnd. the said Roberlsou's seenriues, Sarah f.
Robertson formerly Sarah L. Brown. James NJ. b.
RobeIison. infant son ol tho SAID Archibald Robert
sun, by. Robert Tinsley his guardian, .pecially as
signed TO deiend Inn IN this suit, Rhoda brown and
James NJ. Blown executor Of James NJ Brown,
dee IL Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

.V'STR(E'.

pT virtue Of deed Of u rs. cxecrtea 70 the sub.
v serbef by Alexander $. Henry, bcafing DAG
ojIh day Of October. 1888, ant u rscord IN tho
Clerks Office Of the County Coun % Campbell. tor
the purpose of securing n debt due 10 Robert w.
Wihers, shall proceed to selupon the pfemlses.i"
the highest bidder iot cash, on Monday, tie With
day of the present month, one certain
Tract or R'OrCeI ar Land,
in said deed mentioned, Containing One Hundred and
Thirty Three Acres more or less, lying and being in
The County OF Campbell. near the head waters Of
Suck Creek. and adjoining the lands OF Dr. u. W.
W,hefs. Richard Morgan and others. The title to-
tho above land is believed to be nnques,ionsble, hue
acting trustee, shall convey such TILE only as is
vested IN me by The deed.
JOSIAH II. WHITLOW, Trustee.
Jauuary 10 ids
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commissioners sale of Land in Camp
bell conE.y.


vrne OF the provisions OF a decree the
HD eounty court Of Campbell, pronounced at the
December tenn 1889, IN the case OF Black &al. v,
Pann'll &al.ihe undersigned appointed commis ton-
rrS for the purpose, viii proceed, on Sstulday tLo
18Th day OF January $40, ON the nrennses. to ex-
pose 10 the highest bidder at public auc.lon, the
Tract OF E.anN.
lhlng IN The county OF Campbell adjoining the
Il A n ID q Jno, s. PAYNE and others on
which MIS-. Michael Black resides-being The
sane Land (which the late John Black died seized
containing 7i5 acres or less. The land will be
sold in parcels IN whole the commissioners shall
Judge 10 be most expedient on the day Of sale nc.
lug to a discretion vested IN them by the sand
decree.
Mrs. Black is entitled 10 hold this land dpYinc
the wear lS40and the sHl4 will be made Subject IN
this right, the purchaser purchasers naying nos
session for seeding purposes in the Tall Of Ie4O and
full possession the LIST day Of January ls4l.
Terms Of sale-Oue thud Of The purchase money
be paid the 1T Janury l6il and the balance
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
~.
will convey such only as The decree aforesaid vests
in them.
JNO. b. DABNEY.
Boiling CLARKE,
WN. ORGAN.
G. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO. S. PAYNE.
Commissioners.
Dec. IL ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
DEMOCRATS OF CAMP
BELL.
4 fnIl and early attendance Of the Party isrcqucst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
COMMISSIONERS OrrIcr.

Amherst Court house. December 80, 1890.
The paItes viii take notice that have oppointed
Monday, the 9ln day Of March next. to execute the
foregoing order, on which day At The hour Of 10
o CLOCK, A. ~, ihey are requested 10 attend at my
ONCE, with their accounts. vouchers and comics Of
Cont papers, prepared for examination and. settle
men'' ROBERT TINSLEY, Comr.
'""' ~ wi,y
The Madisonian., 1840-02-22
ALEX XANDRIA.
TO he Whig Young Men of he Diayiei n
CokuDJi1 -

The Whig Young Men OF the District OF C.olum.
bia are requested 10 meet at the Old Theatre on
Louisiana avenue in The city Of WaSbine,nn nm
"Wednesday evening, The 26h IT'S, al ociock. for
The purpose OF organziiion aud of appointing U.e.
gales 10 the National Convention o Wha Yonng
Men 70 be held in Baltimore IN NJ nsri 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

dent 20 express his oi,tu,o,, much express
his DISCRIMINATION 10 exercise the veto power N re-
gard measures crning exclusively within the pro-
vince assigned ny lhe Consi,iuiian To Coner IN
I'll thase measures shaasd have been duly considered
< AMI perfected BY the Legislative Department III the
Ooyvrs enf, and presented TO him in the nsnuet
nsesrrihei by the Constitution for his spntoysl.
Gen. Il. cautioned the people AGAINST sconh1ing
the execution OF the Laws. ihe command OF the ar
and uasies. and The purse Of The nation tn the
same hands, deeiarne such a combination OF power
IN ane person virtually TO constitutes NosAReHr.
under whatever that govern s,eoi might exist
and proceeded to show that Il The public moneys
placed IN the possession OF neo holding their
sppoin,ments from The Pfesiden,-subeci 10 cum
n1l ID removal a, hi. pleasure, ha, those moneys
WIRE IN fact in his possession. whatever guards the
LAWS. entrusted 10 HIN % eFtcste might o.tei sbl,
tIrow around the public treasure.
In alfusioa To the charge made against him OF hW
ing hetn fedcras'. thr Gene, al referred the al
most drspotc power entrusted "a he hands as Gov
~rnor of the great count, winch nov farn, the
States 81 Indiana, Illinois, Michisqn aud the T.rii.
tofs nj Wisconsin. ~ one tine Including also his-
seau, AIk4ns IS and iow4, aud the manner IN which
he eSete sed that poserslaIipe The fact that lie
people were permitted by hun to choose Their
sheriff. andu ofiee,s, although h ofdi auce ioi
tue ,yrfnmsn OF hs exlens terriIay gave hin1he
esousse power Of appointing these olhceis at his
een will s.d pleasure.
lie con ured The people 10 watch their rulers
oil gent y "a fN D ne tntu the suaiIon o the conn-
Try. aud tie manner Ia wheh the poaers delegated
bs then had been used--whcther there was any re
foimalion necessary, aud ~ mparialis tn iqare
winch al IN candidates. lore them. b.
calculated accom- ll>hlh demonstrating Ihai
Whatever 'nig he The III of that inquiry, wen II
adverse 10 ht, has regard Iar 'he thus exereis-
Inr ms und0nhrd fighl. thus performing his sacred
citzsn, would he IA The least di iutsil.
ed-and TO that man he woald extend the nd ni
cotd,al friendship read, fine had oatnc to .
cnnrips,on favorable To has ptetensious.
These nobte-fhese pafrolc senlrneuis, oi which
We have gwen but summary, we're DELIVERED ~ pufr
aud elegant language, clear and strong voice,
and wnl distinct articulation, that enab ed eYen
individual, the most distant. IN crowd Of s,tn-
ur ihous md persons distinctly 10 hrar aud uudsr-
sland every word that VAS uiierrd 10 speech wl,sh
oecupied At least opf hpqr 10 us u hYen .ailofdnp
thousands OF fellow .ciizens The nnsl conclusive
Al al testimony, that OF their nses and under
sanding. that the pnssessoo of both mental x ply
steal abnny WIRE still vouehsafcd by over ruling
and kiud Providence 10 the whom ae cunibed
!, heheve is destined 10 be the ns'rumeu Of SAVING
our Country from the hsnds OF the spoilers. and
sio,ing II ouse more TO happiness aud Prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
ABINGDON, June Of.
HUMILIATION.

Last evening, between shutdown and dark, our sec
ton wns vsned by The heaviest rain that has ever
may have seen LONGER rain, bat more violent one
for The lime OF lis DURATION, no man ever saw II
continued about one hour, IN which time, The ltlle
stream ii the Eastern end Of Abingdon broke from
rs banks, AID oveinowed all that end OF the lowp be-
low he h II, filling the lower stories of some OF the
houses 2lee, deep IN waller, and destroying gardens.
drowning sheep, sweeping away fences, DC. We
have not as yel heard from The county, but expect
10 hear OF the destruction Of dams, mills. crops &c.
nc. Tupjaian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
ttNlISNATI June 90.

G,n. HARRisoN returned TO ibis cuy last evening.
accompanied by Gen. solomon Va Rensselaer,. oil
New OH, abd VI ,jor Ctarksoa and Col. Todd.
Inc meeting Il Generals HARRISON aud Van
Il asselae, AT Columbus, deeply affecting
The, .aa ben cdplaius under Wayne lbry fought
t.eeiber a The memo able victory oi The .Iaumee
All t..,oa. III long aud escnllul he hive been
devoted H.. uds. Their ttlnary services aud sac
,li,.es .st hem the FIRST claims 10 the gratitude o
ih-u c"ue,rv. On. NaG Rensselaer, commanded
troop vi uia. vuis th, 20,h OF August, l7g4 aud
Vas Osdt, wuunjrd. the laie eat he led a gal.
lsr body oi troois 10 The sat upon tie heishis
OF QaeeustUwt: he sormed aad carried the enemy
,eIits Upon this otcasIon Ihe distinguished
6 u. B,o.k tel. aud Van Rensselaer, l. ceIv.J AIN
s.'eit sounds upon his body. 1t Is scarcely neces.
s"ry 10 ea,ind our readers oi the disgtaceu lac
all these services aud these wounds ,ould not
p,otect,he gallant sudIer hon the pioscrptse sys
ZEN Of VI Nan B0tei. lie WAS Postmaster NJ Al.
ban, aud VAS removed last became he would mi
use the patronage II his office IN support OF the Ad.
nui,,taton 4le gallant old herois visit 10
o.n. HHrs9n. lhePaJtiean
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
THE PRINTERS fESTlVAL.-The cee.

THE PRINTERS FESTlVAL.-The cele-
branon OF The Fou, llnndredh Anniversary Of the
Discovery of Printing, took place in Boston on the
oath ul,. ae,eaby TO previous noice. The lesli-
val was held IN Fineu,l Hall, and about four hun
dred persons, most Of whom were in some way
connected with the press, were present. The pro-
cess'on, which was formed al the State House I'M
der the direction OF the Chief Marshal Charles G
Greene, passed through several of The streets until
II reached Faneuil Hall, which vas decorated in
an elegant manner Tor The occasion.
Joseph Il. Buckingham was President OF the
day, and presided With much dignity and proprie-
~. HIS address 10 the assembly is spoken of in
terms OF appreciation. Among the other gentlemen
who addressed the assembly were Robert c. With
iop, Mr.. Collector Bancroft. Mr.. Graitan, the Brit
18Th Consul. Rev. DIR. Pallrey, Rev. Professor
Sears Nj. Pfeniiss. of keeDe, &c. Many good
sentiments we've uttered aud drank. and the music.
vocal and instrumental, is s. ID 10 have been excel
lent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
Grand display of American and Fo-
reign Art.

1--WE subscriber has hand the best col
L lection of PIANOS ever offered to the lovers
OF Music They consist in two metal framed ee-
giant Pianos. the first of that superior construction
ever sent to Virginia, of which the one is sold in
Lynehbnrg,-also two imported, with metal plates
and security bars, which will warrant on account
OF superior mechanism touch and Durability: three
Pianos expressly made under The supefnlendence
lone OF Tie most respectable Professors Of Music
"i tins country yetnn Europe for that putpose-and
finally two second handed Pianos. ofwhlch one has
been used only two months and will be sold at a
great sacrifice.
n B,-These PIANOS will be sold posityely n,
mandatory prices and they having been selected by
myseii are warranted upon the ceip Of Fragment.
X. J. RYPMA,
Professor of Music and Tuner Of Pianos
- The Lewisbuie Enquirer and Fincsste Dem
octa' VIII insert the above 6 lines weekly.
May % w6w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

C. The Loco Focos say that the President F."
not censurable for not setting aside the p'oceeos
OF the court martial in the case of Lieut.. Hooe' "
cause The l. euenant was convicted on other ''''
mony. Blu: the question in dispute IS mol "ne''''
Lieut.. Hooe was justly unjuslly c"nv'c'e''
VIII ther il was proper, under any circumstance
permit negro testimony TO be introduced asa'"s' NV"
Ii he was convicted without that testimony "' "
PRODUCTION seems TO have been grdtts,t'us ou"''7
upon Southern feeling calling for more m1fee'''r
rotation than if il had been necessary to feso''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Surgical operation.-Dr. George Mcclellan of
Philadelphia has performed the operation of remov-
lug the carotid gland entire. The Pennsylyan
states that this gentleman the first either in
this counny or il Europe who venlured upon this
"ueraion with success. Within a few years past
DR.. Nee. has achieved the undertaking success
t"ly six times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

MssissiPpi onion Bank-We havebcen inform.
ed thai the STOCK holders of this iD.tntlon were bate
IL convened Al tie mother bank NJ Jackson, and al
the dIlfeient branches, to take Into consideration
The 10 be pursued 10 relation TO future bust
ness-u being necessary To provide FOR the fedemp.
tlon oi the so bills Of The bank the LIST Of july in
order 10 preserve It's charter.
We have not heard what iranspred AT any of The
branches but have b. assured thai the STOCK ho
dtrs assersbl,d at the mother bank resolved, almost
unanimously, thai no mUrc OF the sale bonds should
be used-tbal 50 Tar rs the stockholders are con
cerncd the bonds be returned The same ard that
the necessary steps be taken to cancel individual
NOR ages ind that the whole matter be submitted
10 tie leg stature, wrh view 10 the bank s bccom-
inp stale institution aud PIT IN quotation.
The only means the bank has hand are. the
state bonds, SIZE. 900 specie, and bills receivable,
which are made payable by law in the obligations Of
the bank Al pat:
The whole amount ofspecie will be used up 10
paying interest due the LIST Of November on bonds
already sold the salaries Of Off ers nnd the expen
sts vi conducting the institution.
New Orleans Builetin.