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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

Charles e. Starbuck and Harvey Nj.
Foreman, late partners in trade, under
the firm OF Starbuck & Foreman,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

DLAsTERING LATHs-For sale ~
J. W. BOYD.
September 3, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

VIRGINIA AT court held for Berke-
Icy county, at the courthouse, on Mon-
day, The 10Th Of August, ls4o,
John Nickodcmus, pfT.
against
Charles c. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore
man, and George Randall, detfs.
IN cHANcERY.
THg dsfendents. Charles Z. Sla,bhck and "
Foreman. not having entered their appearance ana
given security according the set Of assembly and
rule. of lhis court and it appearing 10 the court,
that they are not inhsbitsnt. ofths commonwealth;
/, is ordered, that tina said defendants do srpesr
here on the second monday in November. and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and that this o. der be
published in the Moytiasburg Gazeste nor TWO
months suecsssivsly and copy posted At the troai
doc. OF tho court house Of the said county.
coPy.--Tesis.
Aupust 49, l6l0.--2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

August ID, lS4Us--2m.s
VIRGINIA AT court held for Berke-
ley county, at the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
John Nichodemus p1g.
Charles c. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore.
man, and George Randall Gts.
IN cHAacERY.
THE defendants, Charles z. Starbuck and fiar-
vey NJ. Foreman. not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the act Of AS
,embly. and rules Of this court, and il appearing 70
The CONT that thew are not inhabitants Of this COM
monyyealth; il s ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the second monday IN November
and answer tho bill OF the plaia,iA snd that This
orde, he published Ia the hartias6arg Gaseae
for Two months successfully, and copy poster at
,he front door Of he cout house Of the SAID county.
HARRISON WAITE. CT c.
Aurust 10, l84G--2m
--------
VIRGINIA AT a court held for Beike-
lev county, at the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th of August, 1910,
Jacob Miles, plW.
against
Charles c. Starbuck & Harvey NJ. Fore
man, 0J'''
IN cHANCERY.
THE defendants not having entered their appear
ance and given security according 10 the act OF as
seunbly and rules Of this court and Il appearing 70
The cour, that they inhabitants Of ihis COM
ponwealth: it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on the second monday in Ngven.
I hsr. and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and thaf
| this order be published in the M0rf'as5urg Gu
-ete for two rnonshs successfully, and copy post.
Sd at the front door OF the court house OF the SAID
coualy 4 copy--Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, ere
/ August 70, i840.-2m
VIRGINIA AT a court held for Berke.
! leycounty, at the courthouse, on Mon
| day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
William Hunter pkv.
against
| Charles c. Starbuck and Jephiha ilens'i'
dfs.
IN CHANcERy.
! Tag defendant Charles c. slarbuck, not having
entered lis appearance and eiven secarity accord
inc 10 the act Of Assembly and rules OF THIS court
and Il appealing the court that no Is mol az m
habitant Of this commonwealth; il is ordered ma,
The said defendant do appear here on tie second
/ monday in November, and answer the bl Of thc
plaintiff and that this order be published ~ me
Nqytiasburg Gazette for two months siccesSseiy'
ma 4 COPY posted at the front door Of the court
house Of the said county.
1 A copy--Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, 6, o. {.
August -, l540-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
IN ctfAycEpY.

Tsa defendants, no, having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act OF AZ
sembiy. aud rues Of this court, and II appearing to
the court that they NOT inhabitants OF thla COM
noaweallh i. Is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear mere Oh the second monday 10 Novsm-
ber and answer the bin Of the plaintiff and that
this order be published in tho Mortinsbnrg Ga
xette for two months successi,ey, and copy posted
at tho trout door OF the court house OF the said
county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

IN cHANCERY.
The defendants. not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act OF as
sembly and rules of this court, and 4 appearing to
the court that they not inhabitants OF this COM
monweath it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here the second monday IN Novem-
Der, and the bill OF The Piainllii ana tna'
This order be pubIished in the Maftins6ug Ga
,eae for two months successivey, and copy post
ed at the front door Of the court house Of the said
county.
copy.-Teste,
Ansu,t ID. Ia40.-2m..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

VIRGINIA AT court held for Berke.
ley county. a. the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10Th Of August, 1910,
Christian Rohrer PAt.
against
Charles c. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore
man, and George Randall dts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
IN cHiNCERy.

THr defendants not having entered their sppear-
ance and given security according to the act Of as
sernby and rules Of this court and itsrpearing to
The court thar they are not inhabitants 1T this COM
u,onWealth: il is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on tho second monday in Noven'-
her. and answer tho bill Of the plaintiff; and that
this order be publishcd in the Martnsbnsg Gazette
for tso months successivey, and cory posted a.
he from, door Of the court house Of the said coun-
ty. coPy--Tsste
HARRISON WAITE, cSc.
A.~n., "a yetn--on
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
4 ecpy.--Teste.1 s
August Is, 1s40.-2m

VIRGINIA AT court held for Befke-
ley county, at the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th of August, ls40,
William Cunningham, IT,, phV.
against
Charles G. Starbuck, and Harvey NJ.
Foreman, defis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
IN f,IrANcrRy

VIRGINIA. At court held for Berke
lev county, at the courthouse, ON Mon
day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
William L. Boak pAB.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

Charles e. Starhnck. Harvey M. Fore
man. George Randall. Ephraim Welsh
aus, and Benjamin Comegvs, dehs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
Charles C. Starbuck
IN cHANcERY.

VIRGINIA AT court held for Berkc-
lev county, at tho courthouse, on Mon.
day. the 10th Of August, 1910,
Angus. Millenburgh pl6.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

VlRGINIA:--Ata court held for Befke-
Icy county, at the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, ls4O,
BENJAMIN Boley. Jr., plT.
against
Harvey N. Foreman, def.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
IN cHANcERy.

Charles c. Stafbuck, Harvey M. Ford
man, and George Randall dfs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks
Office oil the county court of Berkeley,
on Monday, the 10th Of August, l64O,
Dougal Campbell, pw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

~, he eouiectur.a when the letter itself. or. rath
:, Thar imported 10 be the letter. was presented TO
80 bv a friend this morning in the Globe. but with
,ho.e words-"he joined an abolition soci-
,h.'-in,erpolaied in the very body OF IT | can
not trust nv self 10 utter syllable about this
proceeding here. leave every one 10 make ms
swn comments.
Rut there stands the letter in the veritable
f;lobe. certified by Messrs. Jameson, Boyd, Steen-
rod. Turney and Bynum 40 contain the substance,
and not 10 vary materially from the form and
language" Of the orig
MOI 10 cary materially from The language" In
deed! The Interpolation Of those five ominous
words-"he joined an abolition sociefy'-does moi
"varv materially the language !" | would be glad
10 know what is the meaning Of a variance of Ian
euaee, and in what it materially consists.
The truth is, that these I'VE words change The
whole character. the whole tenor 'he who're mean
ing of the letter. See what followed, as quick
" a, the type could be set up. ~ hat. y
cries mn, the editor of the Globe-"@hat did Mr..
Calhoun write home that General Harrison belong
ed 10 an abolition society Tor!
The letter in question was written with total ig-
porsnce of General Hanison's opinions upon the
subject Of slavery. and it took for granted that those
who had expressed disaifretion at his beng nonii-
mated were as ignorant upon the subject as myself
II is therefore, simply caution. and so expressed, a
gainst any premature denunciatory action.
The individuals who originally sought iniorma-
tfOD as 10 the correctness oil me lnuldhd Story
which, is the basis of ibis whole mattier-do not
xnor 10 This day lhai General Harrison was ever
consulted upon the subject or that he ever commu-
nicaied the information 10 the member OF Congress
OF whom their inquiry was made. This fact puts TO
fight all the ..holy horror" Of the Globe.
The extraordinary interpolation oil which | have
spoken bias given the Globe an opportunity TO repeat
that the charges nade through the Boston Post are
substantially admitted by me. Hence l deem II i'm
portrait 10 bring the Globe again directly 10 the point.
ana therefore once more repeat that the charges
referred TO. as heretofore specifically set olh, from
Thdferer quarter hey may come, are, each and all oil
them, from beginning 10 end--esery sentence, every
word and every syllable-alse, and only false: and
that the differences, each and all oil them. Jesuitica
~ drawn attempted to be drawn by the Globe, as
well as those deduced in the address of the five
members of Congress, as uniounded as The char
ees themselves are false. w. B. CALHOUN.
II Is unnecessary TO examine particularly the
structure ofthe leter furnished by the five members
Of Congress. When, however, they represent me
az saying that abe Gen, II while Goyernor OF ln-
diana. Tor years, done every thing in his power
TO spread slavery &c, must be allowed TO re-
mark that have never 'dOne" any such English as
that with my eyes open. And must beg OF those
i've gentlemen that may not be ''done INTO Eng
lsh" any further by them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
LYNCnBURG TlppEcANoE CLUB.

Attn meeting ofhe Lynchburg Tppeeanoe Club, Friday
evening the 26h june 1870 pursuant to notice Col Maui
rice Langhorne r the President took The chnir and called
the meeting (which we'll attended, to order.
Mr.. Richard H. foler and Mr. Maurice II. Garland eaeh
addressed the meeting in very strong aud appropriate
reviewing the principles und practices of the present admins
ation nnd presenting the claims OF the Wing candidate for
the Presidency in bold rlief; When on motion, It
ReS0lred hat the President of the Club he authorized TO
prncn 1000 copies ofhe Extra leoman nfthe 20lh June
and $50 copies Of the Text Book, compiled by Nm Ogden
Niles from official records for distribution among the people
Resoired, That The President OF the Club, request Mr..
James c. Bruce OF Halifax, aud Mr.. Vincent " rhcr OF
yyania, To attend at Campbell July Court next and
that Messfs. Toer, NJ II. Garland and Chs. l.. Mosby
hereby requested attend nj the tune md place nr
discuss before the people Of the comfy the topics
in the approaching Presidential election"
On IN lion of Alr. Victor, Resoirei Tint the Standing
Commlre OF this Club correspond with similar Clubs IN
Halifax and Ptsy lyana counties relation the selection
of suitable Wing candidate Tor Congress- TO- be presented tc
the people OF the district the next Spring election.
On motion OF Mr. Garland the Editors OF tina Nginan
requested publish the proceedings Of this Club. And then
the Club adoururd. NJ LANGHORAE Jr, PEST
ID. RoDEs, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
TRICKS OF THE ENQUIRER.

The Epqurer say, one of the proofs winch the
Wings adduce of Mr.. Van Bureaus hostility to the
Institution of slavery is that he made no decided
objection 10 the resolutions adopted by the New
York Legislature IN 1919, the subject of the
Missouri Restriction. Such declaration this is
SO uuquallhedly untrue, lha # we could marvel al
any thing, it would be at the reliance which its ut
tcrance seems to Indicate on the part the Editor OF
that paper, upon the ignorance and guIllb,y OF his
readers. The proofs not that che made no decl-
ded objection" those resolutions, bat thar he gaze
them nc mostdeeided support And this the Enquirer
knows because knorrs thar, in addition To roine
for The resolutions, Mr.. Van Buren, wrote 10 Rufus
King. urging him never to relax in his opposition 10
the principle embodied in those resolutions. The
truth is, there was not, North Of the Potomac, a
more determined and violent su potter oil The Mis-
souti Restriction than Mr.. Van Buren.
IL is equaRy untrue, asserted BY the Enquirer,
and that paper knows it, that Gen. H1uison, who
stood up, almost SOLITARY and alone among the rep
resentatives ofthe non. slsyeholdng States in de-
fence of the South, afterwards =. surrendered the
whole question" either by his amendment in the Il
Of r. or by his course in the Senate OF Ohio II he
"surrendered the question: Why, when be went
home, did he alldy The discomfort of constitu
en,s and secure his reelection by simple avowal oil
that fact +! But did he do so Mo- his address 10
his Constituents shows that he defended his vote "a
gainst the Missouri Restriction, as resting on broad
constitutional principles, which he could never DIS
regard or violate. He placed the defence of our
rights, where we place ton he constitutional
compact. I'll did the same thing precisely in the res
ouiions which he iuti oduced into the Senate OF Oho
not voluntarily and independenrproposion,
but a substitute for the violent aud inf NINA
tory resolutions introduced by Gen. Thompson, NOW
living, aud, as might naturally be supposed, a IAN
Buren, mdn-which resolutions restricted Congress,
in lis legislation the subject Of Introducing sv-
cry into The States, 10 the etef Of the constlu-
tion. beyond which lie denied lis right to go.
But why expose the tricks ofthe Enquirer In
furia,ed by party zeal, aud terrified the "signs'
which intimate the approaching defeat OF its party
it has thrown aside all restraint, aad rivals even the
Globe in the nagnity of It's assaults upon vcnera-
BILE Patriot, whose whole life is model of purity
benevolence and practical wisdom, and in the reck-
iessness Of the assertions by which, in the teeth OF
truth, and even Of probability, it hopes to render
those assaults effective We despair Of any thing
like common justice from that quarter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

u Among the memorials presented te Con.
gtess reeentyis one nom Richard O. Davidson, of
ST Louis, formerly Of this county, asking an ap.
propration Of not less nor than S5ooa to test
an experiment Tor carrying the mails through the
air. The memoriast states that il can be carried
at the rate OF 100 miles per hour; ,ha, his plan Is
individually correct, as rests npon principle found
ed Nature, adopts form drawn from Nature, and
employs manual power to put i, in motion. The
model which we have seen, is in the shape OF an Ea-
gle, with man safely ensconced between hs wings
Mr. Linn, on presenting the memorial said it was
very well drawn document, showing It's author 10
be man OF science aud seholar-He thought il
was document Of so much ability that il,
ought TO referred. motion to refer 1t, however.
vas negatived; and, Mr.. Bcnton's mo ton, IL was
laid the table.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

Judge UPssar.-This gentleman, il was appre.
hended, from his ardent attac hment to Mr. Calhoun
and his support Of the Sub Treasury. would go over
10 the spohs party, and we happen to know that
special efforts were made to WOO and win him. by
l'tiery, and by hints of future advancement. The
Judge, however, has disappointed these long cher
ished hopes. He appeared by invitation, before the
Iippecanoe Club Of Norfolk borough on the Goth
inst and declared his anxious desire for the election
oil Gen. Harrison. He SAID, he belonged to the State
Rights scho oil and then proceeded 10 canvass NJ,
Van Buren's preiensi ons-Tracinp him from his
first appearance the political stage to the present
day, he declared that che was unable to make an,
thing more of him than the mousing intriguing po-
iitcian, unworthy Of public confidence, and using
all the powers aud OF this great Republic
to promote the ends of his party. On Gen. harri.
son, tsays the Norfolk Herad,) he pronounced the
most eloquent eulogium we have ever heard. He
lie life at The age Of 10, when he entered the army
as aid TO Gen. Wayne, and pictured in glowing col
ors his glorious career Of public service. Summing
up The incidents of his public life and the noble
traits OF his character man. Judge Upshur en-
phaticay declared that he never knew the ndi,ldu.
al who in all respects approxmated so near 10
Washington as VIM. II. HARRISON" The Judge
was honored with three cheers when he concluded.
And now, SAID the Judge, rising again, Nine cheers
for Old Tip" The response was loud enough
(says the Herald) to have walked up Amos and his
children if they ha been sleeping within halfa mile
OF the cabin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

FOURTH OF JULY The dry will be usher.
ed in with the usual salules by the Mechanic Ar.
dllery. In the morning there will be Sunday
School procession, and Address by the Rev.
Mr.. kirkpatrick. At II o'clock. Military and
Civil Procession will be formed, Ohe Order of Pro.
eession will appear in our next.) and march to the
NJ. 4. Church, where the Declaration OF Indcpon
dence will be read by VIM. S. Reid. Jr Esq and an
Grafton will be delivered by Robert Camn., Esq.
Two or three Dinners, we hear, in contemplation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

C. Judge Beverley Tucker addressed the Tip
pecanoe Club of Petersburg on the ooh inst. the
Hall being filled to overlooking. The Petersburg
InteIIigencer, says "He entirely exoneraied Gen.
Harrison from the charge Of Black Cockade FEEDER
alism preferred against him by his brother, John
Randolph, and expressed his conviction that Nh.
Randolph had labored under erroneous impress
in relation TO the opinions of Gen. II.
the subject OF the Alien and Sedition laws. and
the general Of the administration of The ell
der Adams"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

james Jophnc, ST., WIN. Jopling, Hannah Bulge.
water. Jacob Tyre and Martha his wife, Josh
IA Carroll Richard Woody AMI Frances his wife,
Henry n. Carroll and Palsy, his wife, Benj a.
min Ghlldrcss Samuel Ghldfcss, VIM Thnmas
and Jefusha his wife. Jefferson l.. Edmunds,
ex'or. is. n. Edmunds, judith Carroll Obadl.
nh Thomas and Betsy his wife. lnp. Far,m and
Nancy his wife. Harrison Gifin. Lucy Wright.
Shederiek Samutis aud Alice his vile, -
Bailey and Nancy his wife. Thomas Jopllne.
Oabute and Jane his WIFI, Hannah Jop-
ling James West AID Sally his wife. - LV
nes,on and Elizabeth his wife, Benjamin Jopliog.
Edmund Jnpling Thomas Jopling, Dv,d
Turnham aud Sally his wife, John Baker
and Mildred his wife. Sheuud Griffin, -
Toms aud Charlotte his VIDE. John Philip,
and Jane his wnte Jno. Thomas and Al
Az his wife, Jno. Pembcfton and Betsy his vile
Rial Chdress, Thomas Davis Landon DAVIS,
Lindsey Powell, James Powell Ralph Henry
Martin. George Martin. John Hawkins. James
w. Martin, Pleasant N. Martin, VIM. Powell
and Betsy his wife. Jesse Allen, Saml. H. Allen,
John Allen, Jas. Powell and Behethlaud his Wife,
VIM Harris and Winney his wife. Rebceea Ward,
Thomas Childress. Tn omas Martin. llaney Ed
mnnds. VIM. A. Payne and Martha his wife. Nhhl
Goolsby and Susan his wife, Arch'd. Pamphlln
and Macy his wife. WIN. W. II Tin1al. Jas. s.
Jopling, Marshall Bowman and Behelhlsnd his
wile. Jas. T. Swndler and Eliza his vile, John
Vincent Jos. Vincent Talieyrand Brown. Justin
White, Edward X Fife, Minerva Brown, VIM.
White, Holman JoplIng,
FQ,AkE notice. that shall proceed, on the ,hrd
Il day Of August. one thousand eighi bundled
and forty, 10 lake the Deposition Of LYDIA +. Da.
Wis aud Others, at The house of Joseph Smith. in
the State of Kentucky, Hickman County, 10 be read
as evidence IN a sun now pending before the Cir.
cut Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
County Of Albemarle, wherein | aud Others are
plaintiffs, and You defendants; aud THE taking Of
The sad evidence be not completed On the first day
aforesaid, TO be continued fiom day 10 DAY il finish
ed. CtIFSLEY A. JOPLlNG.
-. The Charlottesville j ffefsonidn will please
TO publish the above weekly for one month aud
present s account 10 &. A. Jophng for payment.
July % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

Consisteney.-One writer in the Enquirer charges
that Gen. Harrison wrote The letter TO Mr. Lyons
TO satisfy the South that he is an Antl-A otiorisr;
while another swears that this very letter proves
him to be an Abotlonst If The latter interpret alton
be True, Gen. Harrison nus he be a wretched cleo
tioneerer, il will be confessed. What wtite letter
TO Southern man TO show that he is al Abotionst
And that Southern man. his friend, 10 publish the
letter. in order to convince the Southern people Of
the same thing WeH-these are strange times.
"henlhe South is told to rely upon Missouri Re-
sirictionst, rather than upon who has aes=l with
her. because that Missouri Restrctionist is prodica
otempty pledges and pioft ssions just now when he
wants our votes. while his opponent, dsdaining to
make these interested bids, refers you bis acts as
The evidence Of his fidelity 10 Southern rights and
interests nothing can be deemed strange or wonder
ful MI adm,rari i! is our motto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
$40 REII.HEsD.

I'D AN away from the subscriber, on the 18th inst.
4 4 my negro Girl JUDY. Sheis about i6 OF II
years OF age. yellow complexion aud lreckled, OF a
chunky make and bushy hair, very intelligent and
pleasing cnnnenance, has small piece broke off one
Of her front upper teeth; she took off with her a
band box and q variety OF clohing. II is thought
she has gone 10 some OF tho Springs. may
have been taken away by some white person. |
will give the above reward If taken out of The State,
or S25 # taken and lodged in any Jail west Of the
Blue Ridge, or $40 il taken be- w the Blue Ridge,
and all reason able charges paid
CORNELIUS CROW.
0FSThe Charleston (Kanawha) paper will please
to insert the above weekly for four weeks and for
ward It's account to this Office for COLLECTION.
June 90 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29


The approaching Anniversary of American Independence
will be celebrated the town OF Liberty. which tine there
will be Civil aud Military procession The Clergy of all
denominations Revolutionary Sodl.rs, Magistrates of the
county tho Marshall Sorety thc different Sunday Schools,
and the Citizens generally invited join the pr,ees-
that dav. The Declaration Of Independence viii he
read by James F. Johnson, ESD and Grafton delivered
by John o. L. Goggin, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29

o. c. Baldwin, Esq Editor Of the Lexiog
ton, Va. Gazette, offers tha, establishment lor sale.
at low price, and very accommodating terms If
immediate application be made. The office is well
worthy the attention OF practical printers, capable OF
conducting vigorous Wing paper. The Office is
literally patronlzed and is well supplied with new
type, &c.