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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
TO MERCHANTS.

TO MERCHANTS:
III HAVE spent the larger part Of the last tWp
Il months In New York and Boston. and other Ci-
ties. in purchasing my SPYING ssOc& ofC0AaA
and having taken advantage Of the best snesns ~
buying cheap Nth reference TO furnishing Msychdns.
can, With confidence say. that II tbcing nnususles
large.) holds nut as strong inducements AZ any n
the State. The prices will compare with tlscsA u
any city South Of New York,and made ia AccUsdaAss
with the times. will take pleasure Ia shelving my
block, and therefore, cordially Invite calls.
JOHN g. MEEM.
My supply OF Shoes and Boots and other Articles
that line is very large AM cheap
April 8 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

a. The Enquirer speaks of Major "land ms
Jimmy Garland" and charaeterizes Col. Pay ne oi
fuyanna, who, when il was sueing Tor his vote last
winter, II lost no opportunity Of oomplimen,ing, AS
"He tool ETA tool" Aad ye, The Enqnrcr sets up as
a model Of decency aud dignity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

James River Il Kama wilma Co. SCRIP,
RNAkEN by the subsci bcrs At teas than The mar
Il ket rates, either fot GOODS or in pay,iieg, OF
DEBTS. BURTON & ROBES.
April Is Bh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

o. WIN. Ballard Preston, Esq. is certainly c.
lec,ed to the State Senate from the Montgomery dis
trict, by majority, we learn, of l49. lie WILL In.
dependent of his political opinions, be great ae-
qas'iion to that body. As a man Of ability he ranks
very high, and is powerful deba,er. The same re-
mark, we hear, is applicable TO Robert Y Conrad
Esq. Who succeeds Mr.. Ope in the Winchester
district.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
MARRIAGE.

Married, on 3lst of March, at The University Of
Virginia GEonsE RIvfs, Esq. OF Albemare, To
Miss MARIA f. daughter Of Professor George Tue
Ken
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

AMEL1A-We have heretofore announced the
defeat 81 the late delegate, Henry Wood, Esq. in
this county, by John +. WyIie, (Ad.) confesse1ly
The only man in Amelia who could have elected Mr.
The yoie stooH ne lnllows.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
Leaves Gen. II prisons vote

Then there are 81 votes not polled this Spring,
all Of which will be givento Van Buren, next Fall,
and which added TO tie 50 thus dedscied, and TO the
50 who voted forthe V. b. candidate tbs Spring,
makes 276-gying Van, "nexl Fall" maj GRITTY o, -
@. +. d.. Was ever case pIainerl lfMr. Rit-
cine aud his correspondents IRE permitted 10 put
down such figures slhey please, and to combine
them as they think proper, there will be 10 doub,
that Van will get the vote Of The Stale "next Fall"
But predictions thing-rcsulis another
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

BATH.-We regret to announce the defeat OF
Mr.. WIN. Lockridge (Conse'yarive) in Bath, by the
mcagre majority of G votes-for LocLridge le6, A..
II. Byrd Loco) 1872. Mr.. Lockridee. ii is said,
has majority of the good yo and it is probable
will contest the election. The Lexington Grzette
says-"ln this county crerp commissioner at the
five places of election Loco and The polls liav
ing been scrutinlzed since the election by rcspeca
be and competent men, il appea,s that Byrd has "a
bad votes aud Lockridse one SO that Lockrldgo
reelected by II votes
HAMPSHlRE.-lt was stated IN our last on
authority of Ranor, that the Wings had lost one in
Hampshire. The boot. however, is on the other
leg. The Locus have lost one. Last winter as for
several yeas past, the Hampshire delegation was
divided, the vote Of the county being nearly tie
Old Tip, however has made wide gap be
tween the partes-thus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

0yF- A correspondent Of the Enquirer proves
very conclusvciy that. although Fluvanna has
given 1870 majority FOR the Wings, it will next
Fall" give77 (pycciseigy majority for Van Buren,,
This is the process:
Paynes poll was 2l9
DeIuct so V. b. men who voted for the "tool
of a tool 80
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VIEW sApLEnY EsTAREismMEHT,

NEW sADLEnY ESTAB EaSlEMEMT.
fNIlE subscriber has commenced the Ssdd'eay
L and Harness Making Business, one sses aSesH
the coac shop Of Mr.. Henry ~. Didlskes So =
prepared TO pake OF repair srS work in his line Il
business. He will keep on haid geLcral sssoss-
ment OF articles which lie will sell on sseomae-
dating TERMS He respectfully solicits . share u
public patronage.
the subscriber also Keeps sevssa Herssa fss hire
JAMES FOX.
April 50 = ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

fa"E-M'l Jonas Alsshhe Is superseded b,
Oil John hePherson, WHOM he turned on, las,
oPrl"s' Turn about is fair play according to
tae old adage. Politically there Is no, bu,,on Ia
ehoose between them; both are incouis,ble Loco
oc"s, Personally, we regret that Mai A. is left AT
nome. The vote stands: For Mephefson o35. for
Ales'ire 1856.
SOU iiiaMf ioN-ko Ridley, Loco. and
late "ember) $50. }. b. U,quhuar,. owing, and no
eandiiate,) $50. RidIey's majority, unde, these
circumstances, only Il If Mr. L. had canyasse1
tue county, there can be question tia, Soutbamn
ton would have been again eur rolled under The Whie
banner.
Observation-Disclosures c. Butts u.oeo1
reelected without opposition.
ISLE OF WlGtlt-Coi. Arthur Saith u.oco)
re elected, without op osition.
ALLE6llANY-Carpenter U.oco) is re-elec.
ted, by majority Of "a over Haynes (Whig) The
vote stands time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

= 'Shena ndoah and Rockingham" are the un-
failing props Of the Enquirer, whenever il g'ows
desperate. A litllo Loco Foeo paper, published in
the Eamer county. lately promised the Enquirer
1000 Van Buren, majority in these counties next
Fall; and upon this Drag, the Enquirer builds ts
sangune hopes. Ia 1886, these counties only gave
1900 majorily-and we have no idea that when in nj.
mos, every other county in the State the Power Par
~ is getting aker, these counties will double their
majorilies " next Fall" One thing, however, we
venture predict. and that is, tn The majority of
Augusta Tor the Wings will neuiralze both Ger
tany, Augusta and Loudoun will.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

Cotton. Yarns at the Lynchburg Factory, No. 4. at
10 cts. No. 5. al 90 ct,; No g. at 81 c,s No. Z,
at % cts No. 8, al % cts, No. o. al 81 cts Nos;
10 and II al % cts Nos. IL and -, at 30 cts (;
Nos. II and Is at 81 cts; Nos. G aud IT. a, % cts
Nos. l8 and 49, Al 30 cts No. 90, at 80 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

letter 10 the Lexington Gazette says-"Our
Cause IS gaining srengh daily, notw outstanding we
have TO contend against the ascboods Of the E,qu-
rer, Crisis, Fincastle Den.o c at aud Valley Smr.
Some Of our cliz"ns, who have heretofore gone 10,
Van, have rallied under the banner Of Harrison and
Reform; and II truth can prevail over laisehood, we
will carry the county for Harrison and Tyler this
ian."
POCAHONTAS-Th Van Buren, candidate,
George Burner, elected by about 50 votes. This
was expected, the Wing triumph in this county
last Spring was occasioned by division among the
Locos.
RANDoLPH-Samnel Elliott, (Whig) elected
by 1893 majority over Ii. S,urn, (Loco,) the late
member
ROCklNGHAM-H,D d. Smith 4 John c. Ship
man. the late Loco Foco members, reelected
KANAWHA-Coi. Andrew Donally (Whig) e.
ected. We have not seen statemeat of The polls
PRINCE WILLIAM Daniel Radcliffe (Ad.)
reelected, without opposition
SUSSEX-John J. Prince u.oco) re elected
without opposition.
ACCoMAC-Gen. Bayly, il will be perceived, is
re- elected, by small majority.
Thomas y. Cropper (Wh;c) 600
Thomas II. Ba,ly Armed Neutra) SIS
Ed. 2. Puts (Whg) 454
Fo Sc, ate, Gusts (Whig) SIP, Allworlh Earned
NeuuaD 4l6. Gusts is elected.
CUMBERLAND-A letter to the Editors from
Raiues Tavern, (Cum1erland) says-"We like 10
have credit for what we do see you say. in your
last paper, that lWing's majmy Is 90 his
majority ut this precinct So. 1t was reduced At
The courthouse and the lower precinct 90; leaving
hm ma erily in the ounty OF 80. Col Bondu-
rants majority his place was 40--ln your next
paper please state the vote CORRECTLY! wish the
al MlS precinct stated. that the lcorid may know
that THIS end Of The county is Fhg. The Locos
sad, beloe the election, that the Wing maturity 81
this place would noI be over l0-there we've . Wing
voters in tins end ofhe county that did not vote"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

n /
"A Of Law and Chaneery, for the County Of Am
hrrst, continued by adjournment, aud held at the
Courthouse, on Saturday the Alb ot April. 1910
Stephen w. Christian executor OF Mourning
Christian, deed. Plaintiff,
against
Charles NJ. Christian, David J. White aud
Charles i. Ba'ks, Defendants.
Is CnANorRr.
The Defendants i,svd l. Whte and Charles f.
Bufks, apains, whom tho P,sio,ln appears 10 have
proceeded IN the mode prescrUe1 ny law against
absent Defendants, still falling to appen' '"a an
swer, on motion OF the Plaintiff, by Counsel,
his bill is taken for confessed as to those De-
iendanls And ihereupon this cause came on to
be heard upon the bill, the answer Of the De-
PENDANT Charles NJ. Chilstias. replication thereto,
exhibits, and The examina ons OF Witnesses, and
was argued by counsel. Ga consideration whereof,
the eour,, not ut this time deciding upon the validity
Of tho receipt referred TO IN The answer ofthe Dcfcn-
dant Charles NJ. Christian, OF any other question
Arising IN the cause, doth order that Robert NJ.
Brown, iwho is hereby appoin'eda Special Comm's-
sioncr for the purpese do state and settle the ac-
counts between the teslats q" the Plaintiff and the
Defendant Charles NJ. Christian, anu make report
thereof 10 the Court, with any matte" specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or required By
the parties to be so stated.
Copy-Tesie,
CoMMlssioNERs OTr,cE,
Amherst Court House, April 10th, 1910. !
The parties interested will take notcc that have
appointed The OH day Of June next, 10 commenre
the accounts mentioned in the foregoing order, Ola
which day, AT % O'Clock in the morning, they are
requested to attend my Office with their accounts
vouchers and copies of court papers prepared Tor ex-
animation and settlement.
RIO. NJ. BROWN, sp. Com.
May In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

%'' Van Doren (Whig) 39i
"son Fryau do $50
eph Burns lLoco) 296
0S Mason do 26l
~oNhOE following is the State Of the
sm Monroe, the result having been heretofore
oa1ced: For the Senate, William Ballard Pres
"hig) ALI. VIM. Thomas (Ad.) 43l. For
,N y. Augustus A. Chapman (Loco) 463.
sn 7. Capenon iwhis) 376.
"pNSWICK-The two old members, re-elec
".Meredith SIG, DIR. Creed flaskins 3l4,
1'Ns u.s. Col. Lucy l7o-,he two former Locos
NO latter Wings.
NENDutG-Stae Of the polls: Marshall
Dn ,oo Adams (Whlg) 2lO. No change.
"lDDlE-Siats Of the POLLS: Vaughan
:, ''S' Th. WhisunL lW.) 80. Election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

edthat the tarts 81 Po9r nca W,af pdii they ,coai
come 10 The polls aud pad they ,ccre Nor was tins
all. To induce the Whskey and hurra boys to turn
out, II was secretly euated IN particular sections
OF The, county that all the Locos IN those neighbor.
hoods would rendezvous NJ particular places, where
an abundance Of good liquor would be provided for
them. that they would then ride ints town In process
sion, give their votes In n body, and then regale
themselves with the good and drink which their
KIND hends in town would have ready for them
Turn out aud let's have GLORIOUS f,olc,
Such were the means employed by our adver-
sates TO carry the county aud so confident were
they OF success, that they bad actually made ar
raneemenls 10 celebra.e their anticipated triumph.
Well, the day Of election nj length arrives. The
rc pie flock M nj an eally hour. Casting our eyes
np the street itom the Cou,iya steps, our aten-
lion was arrested by flag hanging from the upper
room OF Wn. Siesens's new building, with the
words g" DEMOCRATIC HEAD QUARTERS"
inscribed on II In flaming characters. Hereu was
thai a splendd dinner was provided for every body
who chose To attend and plenty OF good liquor
we were informed, was To be bad few doors above
+" Head Quarters" In other words, the Locoiooos
had provided food aud liquor TO brbc thu voters Of
Roekbrdge to support their candidates 10, the Lee
glslature! For what oihei purpose, in the name Of
co nnon sense. was this expensive entertainment
provided IL not To influence he result Of the cleo
lion and If so, it amounts TO bribery and eorrup-
ton"
Such means as these Virginians should blush 10 en-
ploy. Rtjoiced that they were unsuccessful
IN Rockbtidge. We lament that a chief actor IN
scenes like these was last winter candidate for CIV
ernor of the Comm onwealth, aud is now in the field
an aspi,anl Tor the robes Of Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
FOR RE.NT.

Co., FOR RENT and possession giveu immedi.
lNi;; aieiy. the dwelling over the s'Yte Of Ms.
E.Q Joseph Marsl, on Main street. Ii 10 = very
JOSEPH b. EVANS.
April 81 ssf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

James River and kaIlaW1hN
Co.'S Scrip.
r WISH TO purchase the above Monty, os the
l. g,ondsof J. II a. X. Co.--In my Absence Rs1
town, Messrs. Mckinney & Mosty Win sAtsud -
WV '' '''' - ~ IIucn MoNiGoMERiE.
March 80 nI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

NIXON 10 90
LANCASTER & RICHMOND-Wm II. Tay-
loe (Whig) reelected.
MADlSON-John Booten supcrsedes Robrr,
A. Banks Doth Locos,) but in the former the dis
ease is supposed 10 be rather of milder type.
Boolen 1913, Banks 800. The Richmond Wing thus
notices this election:
"Mr Banks, the nephew Of Mr.. Speaker Banks,
and the late member, has been ousied by Mr.. Boo
ten by majority OF SO votes. Both Locos. MaI-
500 has been for some years aglrated by The Banks
and Booze factions, the Montague and Capulel Of a
community which ought TO be aud is two erlishten-
tdlong 10 suffer paltry family rivalry draw of lis
aention from the grave public concerns which now
mperiousy claim the consideration OF The Aner-
\ eau People Although Mg. Booiep is Adniuistra-
i've IN his opinions regard his election as "a par
bal triumph, and indicative of the progress which
Wing principles are said to be making even 10 Ma
dson, for many years the County beyond any other
IN Virginia The most thorough paced in rs attach
nen 10 modern federalism, rcked OF in the masque-
ade attire Of Democracy. After the glorious Revo-
luton in Fuvanna, we hope for all things aud despair
ri nothing"
WQUlER-J. Malshali and Robert e. Scott,
tA. aer OF the ables, men in Virginia) are re-
elected BY majority of 2i6, being Wing gain of
40 since last Spring. The boastugs of the Looos
had Inspired US with strong apprehensions for the
'u' III this county, even tilouStl we are not oIen
m'lcd by their shouts oven imaginary victories, never
10 be achieved
CULPEPER-Ilere,t too. we dreaded defeat
sSae as we were, that two three CdtRouhites had
Vlo"ed their leader into The camp of the Spolsnen
for yearsthey had denounced as "Rogues and
A9yalists." But the Wings have succeeded by a
fsey increased majority. Edmund Broadus (W.)
Field ,Ad) 295.
Angus rA-Gerard B. Stuart and Franklin Nc
leWhigs) reeiected, without opposition.
MING X QUEEN-Dayis (Loco) beats Lump
atWhlgl only 0, instead of 80, reported in our
st. Lumpkiu, j, is reported, will contest the seal,
w every probability in favor Of his getting it.
OLRhELEY-"Rish , side up" as usual but by
ncieased majority for the Wings. State of the
s..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

UgUfHSt
Charles NJ Christian, David ]. White aud
Charles i. Bmks, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
Review Of the Iynchburg Market,
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny
RICnARD TYREE-Conm i.sion Merchant.

Extreme prices Of passed Tobacco, 81 so TO IL SO
Common 10 Good so 10 90
Good 10 Fine shipping 90 to 90
Lugs, SO to 90
Inspected the past week, 1914 hhds. which is the
largest break we have had this Spring. Prices con-
tinue without any change worth notice.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-10
NOTICE.

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE that we have
applied to tho Court of Common Pleas of North
cumberland county for the benefit of the laws made
for the relief Of insolvent debtors; and that the
Judges of the said Court have appointed the first,
Monday of November next, to hear US a, d our
creditors at the Cour House in Sunbury, when
and where you may attend il you think proper
THOMAS POYER,
JOHN JONES,
his
JOSEPH X POYERS,
mark
HERMAN Weigh,
ROBERT SMITH,
JOHN BATrORF,
DkNlEL BALDY,
ANDREW CARO- rIIERS
Sunbu'y, September IL, ls40.
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Works Of Nature.

IN a ST tie OF heath the intestinal canal may be
compared 10 a river whose waite flow over the adj
joining land, through The CD 'nLels nature or art
has made, and improves theI quallie,; aud u ke p
up tie comparison Of the Iiv,r, 80 long as runs
cn sno dhy the channels are kept pure and health, /;
bat If by the of the river stop
ped, then the water IN the sls is he long,r pure
hut soon becomes slagnsnt. There is hut one law
Il circulation in ?aiu c. Whrn there is a super
abundance Of hamoria luid (sfrncity in the inles-
tnal tubes, aud costiveI es takes place. il II ws
back into the bloc els, and iniira.s itself in
TO the circulation. To establish the free Course of
the river. we must remove the distractions which
stop its hce course. and tho of its u busry stream
With the body, fllow the same natural principal !;
z I'VE, hy that valuable purga,iye medicine Bran.
d'efh,s Uhicersai Vegetable Pills. which are an ef.
cual as list 'ncc of nature, the super abundance of
humors in the Intestine canal by per eyerng in
this practice, the ways OF the Iculston will then
be restored to the full exercise oiher natural func-
tions and state OF health viii he firmly establish
ed Remember, never suli Z a drop OF blood 10 be
taken frora you'-E,acuite the hunors as often
and as long as they desenera,ed or as lorg as
you are sick.
DIR. Brandreth's Office in Philsdelphis, is AZ No.
8, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per hor, with full directions.
UrOnly agen, in Suntury, is ii. d. Masser Esqr
SunbuIy, Sept, ., 1910.
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Removal.
ID q o X -BIN ID L RY,

THE undersigned have the graii6cation Of n-
knmi the public, that notwithstanding they Were
so u'1 runa,e as TO have their bindcIy burnt down,
in March last, they have opened a very extensive
one, in Locus, street. in tie new building directly
Opposite Eeim's Hotel and are prepared TO execu,e
all work IN their line with dispatch, and in SUI
pelor style. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Ma hinery new, and of the first order
aid latest Improvements; and they feel conf.
dence IN hir facilities for giving perfect sati.ac-
tion to oil Who mty favor them with their orders.
Banks County Offices, Merchants, Mechanics
and oil efs, can be supplied with BLANK BOOKS
of every description, which for nea,ness and dura.
biliuy, will be equal Ia any made by the Uuiied
States. HICKOK & CAN1INE.
HARRISBURG, Sep. o.
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Certificates Of Agency.

THE following are the dolly appointed agents in
their respe, counties for the sale of Brandrehs
Vegetable UnirerSai Pills.
Northumberland county: Milton-Msckey &
Oh imbelin. Sunhury-H b. Masser. M'Ewens-
vIe-Gedd.s, Green & Walls. Georgetown-F.
Midlngsr g. Co.
Union county Lewisburg-W lis & Gedle..
VI ifllinburg-Pellm,n & Becky. New Berlin
J"hn NJ Benfer. Selinsgrove-EyIe & Co. Mid
deburg-lsaac Saith.
Lycomng county: Williamsp1r-John Smith.
Newberry-M. * J. q. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Peirican. Jersey shore--Jamrs II. II Ibum.
Columbia county: Dansile-T. Il e. B. Rey-
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