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FOR TIE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
TO THE CANDIDATES FOR THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
FROM LANCASTER DISTRI- T.


MeSsrs.
As ii is understood, from the arrange
ments of last Saturday that youare to as.
semble at the Court House on the first
Monday in September next, for the, pur-
pose Of making public exposition OF your
political sentiments, it is nothing but fair
and proper you should be apprised before.
hand, of the various subjects upon which
it is desirable you should express your
opinions. The following inierrogatories
are, therefore, propounded for your con-
sideration, as embracing matters on which
many of your fellow. citizens are desirous
of hearing you, in reference to which, it is
hoped, on the occasion alluded to, you will
make your views fully known.
Are you in favor Of Van Buren, for the
next Presidency! and if not, for whom,
and your reasons'
This interogatory, may appear at first
view, TO be almost supererogatory, as it
is generally conceded, there is scarcely a
difference of opinion on this subject, in this
District; yet as it has been intimated that
there is pretty strong secret feeling in
the community antagonist, to this sup
posed generally prevailing sentiment, and
as it is time, when it is all important,
the people should not act blindly; we
deem it altogether necessary to have dis
tinct expression of your several opinions
on this subject.
Are you in favor OF the Sub-Treasury
law, as passed at the last session Of Con-
gress? And if not, what other financial
measure would you propose as a substi-
tute' And would you in any event, vote
for United States Bank, of the charac-
ter of the old bank7
In answering this interogatory, it is es-
senlially necessary, the entire operation
of the law enquired about, should be ex-
planned, and particularly its effects in re-
ference to the safe keeping Of the public
money-the economy Of the scheme-whe-
ther it increases or diminisbes executive
patronage-the influence it will have on
the general Currency Of the country, and
the reasons lherefor-and how it will af-
feet the price of labor, produce, and why'
Are you in favor Of the Hon. John P.
Richardson, or the Hon. David Johnston,
for Governor, and the "reason of the
faith that is in your"
We have purposely left out Of this ques.
ton the name of Mr.. Hammond, and for
the simple reason, that it seems 10 be
generally understood, that the next gu
bernatorial election, will furnish an evil
lence of the "good faith" Of the State
Rights party, in the compromise Of old
par,v differences in this State, in 1884,
| aud we feel assured the District Of Laucas
ter is not disposed to interrupt this praise
worthy arrangement.
In answering the question, it is expec-
ted you will assign your reasons at length,
for the choice you may respectively make.
Are you in favor Of the modification OF
the fee bill of the last session of the LIE.
gislaturc, as to Sherifs, Magistrates and
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ESTRAYS.

SAMUEL r. GIBSON tolled before
me two estrays. One, mare Mule, of
brown bay color, thirteen hands high,
about four years old, good deal scared
by harness, appraised at forty dollars
The other horse Mule, of bay color,
fourteen hands high, about three years
old, considerably marked by gear, and
blind in one eye, appraised at forty dol.
lars. The owner of said mules will bo
required TO prove property, pay charges.
and take them away.
]. WILLIAMS, Magistrate.
Lancaster e. Fl. August 5. 4t37 81 81
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NOTICE.

J. J. DUNLAP Assignee Of r. W.
DUNLAP, has placed the books, notes
and accounts Of the latter in my hands for
collection. All therefore, who are in
debted either by note or open account,
are requested to come forward and make
payment on or before return day.
No further indulgence can or aDiU be
given. J. +. DICKINSON.
August Is. 81
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BusrLE.-:-The Editor Of the Temperance Adro-
cite advises the girls to stuff this ornamental article
of dress "with the long, dangling locks of their
Beaux,n but suggests that 1T would DO prudent to
run fine tooth comb through tile soap locks before
using them"
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ALAsAMA-The elections in this State, have
Just been hold but returns from few ofthc counties
only have been received in all of which the Wings
succeeded in electing their ticket, with very small
maiorties; so small that we trust there will be no
difficulty in turning the scale before November
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LIBEL Surrs.-Senator TALLMADGE has COM
mencsd suits, it y said, against the Editors of the
Washington Globe and the New York Euening Post,
for libel published in their papers. The damages
are laid at t,oentu thousand dollars. =
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LADIES CoMrAMoN.-This Magazine for the pre-
sent month, is on our table, with its accustomed
punctuality. It's contents are, as usual, excellent,
and its embellishments beautiful. The "SrINNIHG
WHEEL" by DICK is handsome specimen Of steel
engraving. II contains also two pages of Music.
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FAMILY VrsrroR.-This is the title of very neat
little publication, just commenced in Chera~, and
edited by WILLIAM POTTER, 1t is devoted to the
interest of the Baptist denomination in South Caro-
lima.
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WANTED.

A NEGRO or Mulat.o boy, from 10 10
"A 20, or older, for Driver, Body Ser
want; &c. For one of anexceptioGabse
character. a good price will be paid fa
cash. Apply at this Office.
July rs. 3tSa
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committing the act he was insane" He will spend
the remainder of his days in Bethlem Hospital.
Prince Auou- -Tus of SAKE Cobourg is to MARY
the third daughter of LOUIS PmLLIrE.
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DEzAa5 R1TiE GUARDS.
THE Secretary informs those whose
IL names are affixed to the subscription
list that he is now ready to receive the
amount Of their subscriptions.
NJ. NJ. LEVY, Sec'y.
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JUST RECEIVED,
A lot of Boykin's Mills
sUPEETrNE FLOUR!

SUFEEsTINE = sIO : s''
ALSO-A small lot from Whlies Miiis
York District, all of which is equal to
Northern. For sale by
W. D. MCDONALD q co.
AUG. |. II
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THOMAS P. EVANS,

REING suitable person 70 represent
- this Congressional Distriet IN the
next Congress, is respectfully noininassd
as candidate at the ensuing elsctienby {;
July 2s. MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

.1b, Bactege Blacksmith. This is the cocno-
-, If Mr. JOHN Baer OF Ohio, who has recently a.
bandoned his anvil, and, like another Peter the uet-
mil. is preaching through the country crusade a.
c,;nst the Administration. After speaking in 81
n. towns o( Ohio aud Kentucky, he arrsedin Wash
;o,ou on the l3tl aud ddressed the people AT tue
CIV Hall The National lnelligcncer, for whose n-
,e,,sllpg description ofihe scere regret have
m, room) says, thai Mr.. Bacr is one Of Nalure's
orators. "ile took rapid & comprehensive view of
IL. nisJce,, OF the Administration; commented on
,s destructive Influence the morals 4 business Of
tho ,ounu,a aid bare the enora,ities oftheSnb Trea
.u,y scheme, especially lis tendency TO give the
Executive monarchical power, aud to reduce the IL
bo,np classes To poverty aud dtgradaton; udleuled
with whitening sarcasm the claim Of the dominant
Marty to the title Of democrats denounced thet
prescription Of public officers for opinions SIX,
= .n,,as,fns it with the conduct OF Gen, Harrison
: henGoverno, oflndlana; exhibited gra bic sketch
of his character services, aud related some rev x
interesting incidents Of liis life" D,iore Mr.. Baer
reached the meeting, Mr.. Brggs.a member OF Con
piess from Massachusetts. AID very able nlau,
called OUT. He remarked that "nlule they wait
Ing for the blacksmith, lie would sa, a few wutds
the blacksmlhs apprentice. though he was nota
blacksmith, he was the Of a blacksmith. a
mons his earliest tecolleoiions that OF having
pulled the bellows POLE for Iii, father, whom newell
remembered as having worked NJ tie furnace TIL lie
wns summoned from II TO take post At Bnnael's
Hill. Mr.. Briggs preceded Ia slow Il bhgiling
effect of the present mi<govrrumcnt Of The country
ON all interests and occupations, and especially on
the working men. The cause OF the o position
was Their cause. liz laughed To scutn, and relored
with powerful effect, the charge Of "atsloetaey,'
brought by the Administration against lts oppo-
nents," &c. &c. Gen. Jones OF Washington. NJ
Pope Of Nv. aud Mr. Bell OF Tenn. also addressed
the meeting,
Mr. Bdct left Washington, in company with Col.
Swift the Mayor Of Phlladcllhia, tie eli 2tns OF
which place lie addressed the 18Th The En-
quirer says, "Le thew of lis coa, aud rolled up
his sleeves, and Tor the space OF nearly Two hours
held the attention of the meeting III OF the bssl,
most areumeutalve aud most effective speeches that
listened to-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

ALABAMA-fhe most uumeroasly attended
Convention that ever assembled in Alabama. CON
'e"eu at tuscaloosa on the l,t lust. Ncafly loco
delegates we're IN attendance. The following Elrc.
'of'' Ticket, pledged to support HARRISON aud ".
ler' was formed, embracing, as it will be seen. men
Of commanlng characters, talents an1 Influence ::
Gov. john Gayle Of Mobile, Col. Nicholas DAVIS.
Of Limestone, Arthur +, Hopkins OF Madison. Co.
Thomas Williams, j. of Tuscalc 81; Harry |.
Thornton of Greene Henry w. lldlla,d Of Ment.
9 mety, aud James Abercrombic of Russell The
Wings promise with great confidence to redeem
Alabama ia November.
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FOR THE Y1RGISIAN,


Nors, Editors,-S 81 fl, me to ilc, few renec.
tons on The slsns the times. am full, aware that
hey are lecbs co. oeIeed, aud crude and lily arfan-
ged' yet wi'l all then detects, they are respectfully
submit ed.
.'ls a true saving "Coniiug cve..ts cast lhcir sba
dows beloie." Judging irnm 1he Signs oil the TN es
the qucs ian naturally api,cs- " lat are We coming
to qHeston, winch, WHEN lighlly considered,
VIII be l"unl 10 be one Of deep aud vital importance
10 US all Ihc Tine WAS when Patriotic principles.
a "lngnr nd love al sewing our county lor het
sake alone, wtfe toi I.bly cXtcusrge: but aking a
retrospective we" ui pa,t events, may perceive
gradual decline and Ealing off from suIh spur;
now, love OF sell aud sell aggnnd,Zt mtm seem to
be the urdrr oil the day, the sue putbt TO which all
the 'uetgIes o, alas but 100 many amongst us, are
dur ctcd-Aod Why Amos Kendall, man " hose
PROF ESSED hlgh-toned Gtordiily aud coEspiCu-
Gus stalIoa hle throw aside eyafy shadow Of
doubt as 10 his tapabiiy OF forming a correct opin-
ION III such matters, says, "a drmnralz ug spliu
has oyrreplead the land" and OF couse II II ay be
added, poWddes all palllcs. But IN the "le-smeep-
M drn"nelanon, Is he included, or nol lis own
actions Afford sni1icle i answer. Notwithstanding
Ia. pretended purat oil his principles aud IN enlons,
Iue Observation will plainly show Amos 10 be a
shle"d, calculate I, crafty man. Taking lnto
sde'ulon The passbllpy quay. the probabauy) OF
Martin Van Bulen's delea at the approaching clc,-
lou k.oWl1g well that IN such a ca>e, ms Office
w'u'd be no lonsr lenahie tor him, lie resigns 10
yoId the dr. g1aee OF beIug turned OUT. Bun stop
herc Is lutlher aud a siIII srroupcroo#iyr lie well
knows lllar $4,000 Der an,,,r, vould bear NJ, com
parson vun IIlc aItic,u,,ed e,uolllnrnls =, ,.Inp
from IN. pubJIral,.l, and ,x.en,,ye r,,,n,,i,,n al
te ENlla & obr not /, u,euti,n ibc re,ta,nlv of
BENG NEII.pAID h, the A I,,i,,is,, ,r,,n =, II
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Apaia. lIs affe0pt Ia excite ,be s,,7,a,bs f i,,r
Pubhc, 10y lns l.tefendrd poverty, his pathetic ac-
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FEMALE, S(gadtnF.

FEllE subscriber, having resigned the charge of
Il the New London Academy. viii opcn u Fes
mhe Srhuol ~ yuthbuIe. ou Tie 1T September
NEXT II the inom under the > Baptist Church
For testimonials concerning lis character, we'll
As abn, AID success n Teacher lac hrgS l,ave IL
trlc IL ms lutmci patrons aud he following cetn6
ares. y. 5. OLlplINNT
Er,factof a hiter from Miss Jmc E'keHtjc IF
Btcdmo0d. ddtcd Nag " 1910.
Ia ,eply 10 yours, just reerv Il, II - due To you,
thai | say, that Nou discharged ynur dIty mnsi
faithfully whhr acting ~ MY asssfan and thai tie
iadc, WHO were your pupils, made undrt Suut tuition
avery satisfactory PROGRESS. Believing that ~ ynut
pnfposed undertaking ynn viii nerl success must
cordially WISH you may obtain H."
From He trustees Of The N L3adon Acaicmy.
Ne he Undersigned, Trustees II lhr New Lon
don Academy, atal ourselves oi The present ocea-
sion. wnen Mr.. David 5. Odthtni. Prutpd Of
The Academy. Is about 10 Lave II, having resigned
The charge thereof, 10 boar ont testimony ~ favour
Of tie ubiluy aud zeal with mhrh he has dis
I'll tr2.d he duue~ OF Professor. W consider hin
cmlbeay qualified TO impar instruction 10 the
student. who X made 10 nni.fsitud every thug
Thoroughly Is he advances. M. Obpuaol IS IT.
complained srholu aud well dr.etvts ne pa ronnge
ot III pnplc, aud we much lren1 hls dc,crnina-
tlon 10 fesirn the charge of tn Arad,n,N.
GERARD ALEXANDER, Pns'L
Nm RADFORD.
FLEMING SAUNDERS,
Wilt. : GEP TOE,
HECTOR HARRIS,
ALEX. AUSTIN.
IiIOS. 5 lEPlOE."
june % ow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

u Gen. Green Of the Baltimore Plloi, is ap
plying the knife and cantery to tint 'vrlest, mean
est oil mankind" Amos Kendall. He is unwilling
nm to the world, by the most ndubitabe proofs, as
amonsicr OF ingratitudc and perily, whom no terms
10 Tie Ens'igh language can paint black as he
ally u.s. We do not wonder, however, that even tbs
man finds defenders. What villain ever lacked
them, who was clothed with The insignia Of power,
or had access TO the Royal ear!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

.CONGRESS.-fhe bill extending tie charters
OF the Ban ol the District Of Columbia two wears
passed thr Senate the 10 h. by a vnie OF % Ia H.
Ga tue same DAY, On Mr.. Prcstot's motion, 10 oDO
copies Of Mr. Poinselts Standing Army Report
were ordered 10 be nrlnted, together ON motion of
Mr.. Clay Of Ala with the reports Of Gen. Harrison
IN 1877, 1873 aud 1919 ont the same snbjrll; and
the laws ofl799 aud 1903, Duing tie debate
whch grew onl al these motious Nh Clay of Ky.
affirmed thai thrIe were no important points (
similarity between uurison's aud Poinsea's schemes
AS indeed all know except Tn Sc WHO Lave seen
only the nullaled aud ga,bIcd ,Xttacts thai have
Appeared in the Administration pruts ; ard lie adj
ded, in reference 10 Que OF the mann objeel MS to
Gen. llarrIson's plan, Il maintain IN my Place, dat
Gen. H. never piopnse1 plan t" educate al tic eh
dren IN the l. States. lie proposed an enquiry tlom
the Srcletry Of Naf,to be submllted subs qHcut
session of Congress- as 10 the rrspaly Il, Il The
SecIetIt,'s opnion Of giving a glmnastc education
TO the male children of lhe L. States"
L. the llouse Of Representatives, the SabIreas.
NY Brll IS sill under dlscu>sun. MI Crockett, OF
Tenn. had the Il or, IN opposition TO i, al Our Last
dates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

IL Is ii generally known to the Southern peo-
pie tina, DR.. Duncan. the crack orator Of the Demo
cratic party in Congress, whose speeches IN
dustriously ranked by Southern members Of Con-
gfess to then constituents, Is rank Abohtoaist aud
tiat he has emphalically denounced every sIasehol
der as necessarily THIEF and MURDER
EN- \ ct ii Is so; aud we have the evdence I'M
uer his owp hand. shall publish it IN few days,
10 let our readers what of a teacher Of Democ-
Tacy our representatives in Congress have set up
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

AmhUSL-We learn llal Joseph X. living, Esq
addressed The people oi Amherst last Monday, IN
defence Of the Wing cause, IN a pow e,lul speech
Fortunately no David With his sling was there 10
demoIlsh HIM. We regret that we compelled 10
deter notice OF the speech and Of The olganiaauou
Of TIppcea0oe Club.
Rodaoke.A TIP eeaaoe Club was fora ed al last
Couu. Proceedi s IN our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

C5' The Troy Whis oftle 10Th inst. announces
the death Of An>on Blown, E.q a member oil Con-
g,css hom New ok from HE Saratoga dlstricl.-
He has suffered much fom ndspositloo for several
weeks, aud reached home before l,ls death LIS
last Official acl WAS 10 deliver able speech in OPP
position to the Sub-r,easury bill.
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T3BtS 1Esb.v,.

'ENllE subscriber proposes IL open School On
u Monday, the ooh II June. Her terms are
II 50 per mnnrh Tor those iealnlng Gr,mmnr,
GrogapbV, Autl'mcnc, ~ History: ~ Ouho. Ia
phy, Reading aud Wuung 81 per month.
SUSAN COLE.
June - ofh
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June %

A 4 Cucuu Superior Goufi al Law aud Chan
/ \. ec,y held tor h, dloid county, the . day OF
Nay. ls40.
Pnnp Reynolds, Plaintiff.
against
Charles Reynolds, adnr. I'll Jesse Rcyn his. decd.
aud m ms own right. My REYNOLDS. widow II
Jesse REYNOLDS, decd. Edwdid Reynolds. Marlit,
Foqua, j ,shu, Eeyuolds, J In " abe aud Jcoma
hls vie. Archb I'D Reynolds, Caleo Reynolds, AID
ADner Res su,ds. Des~dmIs.
IN CnANeERY.
This day this Use 10 be heard upon The
bill answots Of The Defendants. Charles Rcyn, IDS
Abnfr REYNOLDS. John Wade aud Jcmtu,a l. : wlle
aud Joshua Reynolds. nppn TIE Quiet ui publtcas
rlon against tie Def ndants. Ei~atd Rr,rold,.
Cath r. snolds aud Mltiia Faqna, absent Drleu-
danis, Which appenS to have been daily pubsued IN
the nude prescribed BY law, upon the sun II IL
awarded therein on The l0th DAY 81 MAY, 1893, aud
The 25ln day OF Ottubes, 1859, winch appears ~
have bern daily executed upon lhe Driendans 5, May
Reynolds, Abucr Reynolds, and Archibald kry oods
aud was argued hy counsel: upon consideration
whereof the Cuuu dom al Judge, 6lder aud decree,
Ih4i the ID PENDANT, Chhle, Reynolds, 30 teUutr an
account 81 bIs administration 1 lie estate OF Jesse
trsnolds, deed, before Commissioner OF this
Court, who - hctehy directed 10 exam.Hc. aud
settle lie that the said conInIssoucr do aso
slate aud sculc the accounts oil SID administrator
| With the distributes, and that he also take
count oil any Announcements Ia IL by the Interstate IN
us lifetime 10 bis chtldteu, The paatif and Deieu-
dants, anl that ht rcpah sad accoun TO lhs Couit
wuh any matter sprcl ,Iy stated, thought pertinent BY
himself, OF r'quurdby the patties l. 'ur SO stA.ed
A Copy -Tesle.
JOS, WILSON, elk,
CoMMI.sIoNEK's OrricE, !
1LpERrY, My Iona, 1870, :
The parties IN the above cause will r,ke noucc
thai Shall al my ulhGt, l. this town, attle huur ol
10 o, lock- Ia the moran OF " ednes,iay the 29Jh
day OF July ne.t, commence the accounts directed b
/ the ofeguns decree Al winch time aud place they
Will aHend with their accounts ypuchels certificates
and copls Of courl papers ot examination aud settle
JNO. A. w ia TON. Caiu.
june - wlm*
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!" 'he Nos. lnr March, aud APrl TINS rle elalms
S"me'hn2 oole thaa the passing notice, generally
o'Sl""edhpon the mlolfs which appear IN the pa
S'S OF our month, mag znes, PATTY on account OF
It's Ie"eih, winch lslnliy that 81 modern novel Of
''''' "'' '"u'' 'si''l"'N on "'ehahl ~ is ihllsV
mffi. In lis general cIarac''r II belengs 10 bNe-
gone school oi hel1on. Like Tie neEelsoi lie Sage,
frIdtR and Soollcr, II IS lnll 81 incident; aud
whist II POSSESSES much ul tie spnghllntss
which renders the wIrIugs OF the lorurr So
h,ru att .. II possesses none Of the eoarstne>s
aud rulgaray winch dl>dsufe the pages ol Tom
Jones AID Peteerne Pickle. In planning hts
piece, the author has not confined himself.
IKE r'os OF ON modern n,velisis, 10 tie buei pen
cd which lnteVfnfs between 4 e time NJ which the
her fast the t0ea ri,jis and that At which
he settles tnstli IN the world; but has given US
i'''"lS "ha the ute OF the ritee Imports tine
hSto1A,' and "ihe "hnle history ol IN Ad'entu-
re' 'omneht M VIM the DAY, "hfn deserted oN an
unnatural 9thef, his infant mind fist awakened the
NNmlhlhlts ui LIS loSitr pNtnls, and terminating
"Iih The bloody ACT which dis nssed hln forever
nom ils world, Such plan has oil course led TO
the introduction of much more OF int dent. dian
would have been proper tale Of another oha!ac-
ter. 1t Is tbs winch gives much Of then interest to
the "ilhes oil tieIdnS ana Smollei aud II Is nuns,
and not III eoarseness and vugarty, that the present
pIeoe resembles the writing of those authors We
have Jhoughl II an act of Justice 10 the author to
make tins remark, we have heard the History Of
Az AdvenIuirl COMPARED 10 snlnr OF the novels OF
| he Hu1hafs Just mentioned: a comparison, VIII Ch,
""""u' ''t proper eNP''n'"op' Is 'e's e4""oV"
! IT, ..l.2 -, -, l. ,,,.,., la
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Id GNAWAN fro the snbstriher LIVING ~ Red
u a lord county, Va about tie first 1T the Sn,ina
bes thai rs bound 10 ,ne by the MANN uf JACK
SAUNDERS, | viii give the above lcuutd To any
petsun who will deliver sard hoy In me- nra,u.
JOHN WILLIAMSON
June - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

E'llE Subscriber has returned from the
Naflheto crtcs, where he has purchased, under
TIE must favorable circumstances. large aud eenef i
assodment II DruRs, Medicine, Pants. Obs Dye
Stnis, feflnm"ry, Fancy articles. &c. &c to lhe
attention ri which lac invites ms friends customers
'nd The rnhlit generally feeling confident that he
cannot iail 10 give rutire sai,farlinn
ID. Il. LYMAN. Sign Golden
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June - Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22
MARRIAGE.

Married, on the 1Ith inst. by the X v. Ura+
Powers, Mr.. JOSHUA r. G. BRowN, j.. 10 Mss
MARY JANE daughter Of WIN. &. Wnl's.ns, Esq,
all ol S.L,h. Roanoke county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22
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A I'll OF JULY B,l's, Parties. Glnbs. Batba-
q cues aud Other assemblies viii he furnished with
WINES, GtNs, BRANDIrs. PICKLES. PnrsruvEs
SUGARS, Raslns, Almonds. Candies, PRU MES,
olives, Gapers, SAkDlNES. Anchovirs,
and with many other hike goods Il the most suue-
rIot aud medium qualities. aud al tie mo 81 pleasing
prces At Howell DA WEISS.
June - f. If