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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

THE ABoLITEoNisTs have bad nssioBai
Abolition Convention in Albany, New York,
SIX States being FsPFsssHiedi At which lhey no
minated James q, BirOey Ter he Presidency,
aud Mr.. Earl. Of PenSsyIvsnis, fos the Vice
Pfesidsney. They resolved 70 have separate ae-
ten and oFsaniEation, and issey would not sap
port Gen. HarisOn, for BIS Missouri vote, Vim
eianes speech, and other ssasoas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

fNR ANn HLooB. - Charfs u lasffcs O.
.ggseasas The Little Rock Tiaes q ths
itaa insiaei sayg--''li Sec0aes oar duiy
% hotlos e diszrsesiul sGfsy, which os-
ceres in TIE Cifcait Couri, o. Saturday
iasi. beiHsen tao ~ our moss distinguish.
se lawyers, Uhen ne ~ eaf repeatedly
yiFen. snd iesdfn ink.tiaodsthroWn from
enc % iha oihsf, u8iil soi oaly TIE 90
epgdt, bai The hF.siandegs. eere complete
ly bssPaiisfsd uiih les snd Mood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

The Newofiesat True hmsfiesu ssys ga
RAJ ssiais = taiig asiilan n isai cifr ~ eats
% ffsa 80 @ sie3, ~ Ehsi s1li So pears
eco eson
I've 81 q Pres CEaeel, ~ ite 1ia 81. s8n
taias . i'li 81 49, ~ pen lsgri -.
ava saaF4ie seflfa,s rsatinr - rii -
hssstel So ff,g-oss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

scne Persons 81 this pises q few dsys sgo. ex.
pressed some doubts n 70 the possession by
Dr. stsyensee. Of the property qualifications
Tefsired by The Constitutes Tor a member Of
the uouss Of Delegates, and % no thinks ny
REMARKS have had ners extssdsd circulation
thzn gas intsaasd. end are likely ie'de him To-
aains,ioa las remesed every dsubt, and has
satisisd ne thst he = possessed Of the requisite
Qualifications Aud 10 order that tho isiary sp-
prchsnaet may not result 60 DIR. S., ssSs 10
Request that lou viii giro thh ao,s an Insertion
- POUR nsxt paper.
M. 80 Rsspse,failH
go GERARD D. WAGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

. = more lhas probable Dat ~ So Coll. e.
iaehed 70 ne Erplofiug Espedtiaa a lot, win
az Ne oiicefs ana crew 81 boaf5 " her she
i-- 40 ssea hsssd fseua siaes Jesse Issl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Gov. Giimer hs1 entered upc4 ~ his-hsfes
81 his dsties. Gov. campHeil tetifsa viii lie
sooa ssthss q ne people a he s,sis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

The bsgislatse ~ haaisisns has pass.
ed . lev ESD sg inpssohmsnt fos
debi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

The TasAish G0vsEnmeai q ISSUING Treasury
Notes. peshaps 10 izaiialiou - osfe,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

- saefEe 81 sbglii.ceisa setitrl f.ea H..
y ~ u, - , ss.sa 80 e sssss,siy r,lsl.
80 va Snfs sgFeat a us1it - -. -
seusi asssf - - fsfs sslls.r -ieu,, 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
Trey, Jss. -, lsl0.

AZ the last dates ron FIasida. a..
vss = ssEioua misunderstanding kstwese
. eouPls 81 individesls beioarIne ~ AN.
U. 9. army--ons Of ihsn 3 bissfhovaS
aad he oibes founh eofpossi. a soel
was eoaadsnily sEpscist. sosss SiG.
enliy e was lhoushi Wosld oesuf Il a.
dsa.Fpaiioa q gsepoas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Ais mesiiag II ls1Fs aasbsg q ~ shissss
e f''sssek cezviy soursasi e ~ Teva lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Aettef t2e hfYoRsitiiify. The Az.
sease. eisf eye Hn. Ger lhs Po.t~-,.
~ g hafaeososTgh, Ky writes ist1s,
20 - Posimasisf q Sgsshsaptes. 49,.
80, - which BE- sars go $500 I.
csi,.,a iadisiagsi liladed 10 was - cen.
20 iaeio fesesi ~ iooh ihs fh.fiv ~
eIsn'ae better dlIsoied b him,p &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
VARIETY.
REMEpY FoR 90 49,

%eSA I'm ANE BUkDs
mEssRs. EDTToas In lookiae over
the January Bamber Of the Cul,ivasoT I
~as surprised Ia reading The article on
bots IN horses, although :he subject vas
ably treated, that there was 40 remedy
POiased out 10 relieve The nobls animsl
from suffering and death. Having seen
many horses die with bots, and maDv re-
NEEDLES given without effect, vas Undue.
ed BY merchant 10 Cambridge. 10 Irv
the following Tor horse Of nv own. AZ
Ter ! hsd tried most Of The remedies IN
common use without effect, add bad aiv.
en- him up Coz Lost.
Half pint vinegar. half plot soh soap.
bsli piai go, and bslf pint nolasses. well
shaken toseiber. and poured down While
ioamins 70 ny greet surprise sbs horse
wea - hvs rninutss, wholly tree from
pain cod ais lIsely--ihe Bsxi usorniBg
Was 90 ny iouFney. have uincs r..
commended and gives Toe ssme "a per.
hspe my eases. Nth ihe sane good sfset.
noi b Csc inatsnee has Il failed 70 eject
ISAAC LovefUv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

ne Laihefaa Chprch ia Bslamozs kss~.
as % hefixs, ges destroyed ~ as- 49, -
soIniaf 2. - &p.h or. as EEL - saras a.
sele,oinR euilalogs 1he church was bnilf Il
.-sfi 80 eeei e4e.eeo. infaiaara sfa 60 II
AZ ersao Taiscd g lf.cos saf 8ss,sse,i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Coiaeideaes.--ws bad occasion a few
days since TO take down Ole Of our pa
pea foF 1913. and found nearly one page
OF sheet filled with the account OF the
Battle Of The Thames. the glorious victory
OF General William Henry Harrison: and
The opposite page confined an elaborate
essay OF some three or four columns, on
the Art Of making good "HARD CIDER"
Pal u. s. Gassifs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

a NEW WoRK. The Rev. T. B Bslch
Of this County, is engaged in preparing
fer The Press an account Of his "four ia
Virginia" performed as AgeEt ofihe Anne
r'ean Colonization Society. II will con-
tain description OF Natural curiosities
Historical views Of the Counties and
towns-Teminiseenees Of distinguished
men an examination OF the manners, Gus
toms and Literature Of the State.
lWsrrrniea TIass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Tie British psssn.-This splendid
packet took her departure yesterday al 2
O'Clock. p. NJ, with 81 passengers.-
Among the number 10 the Rev. DR.. East
burn, OF this city. This gentleman will
represent The American Bible Society, at
the next anniversary of the British and
Foreign Bible Society to be held Of Exc.
ter Hall early in May.
The numbef Of letiersby the Queen ex-
ceeds any previous Uansnission-ihe
postage alone amounting 20 over $1,000.
IN Exyrsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Tie l<iief &C - We Pfs<1E4&ss Lewis Tap
P<a. q Hee Yosk. spc4 1..Saiss TO prs,ea,
% %. ssaais an Aholition ffsitios, sigsed By
leo Wonen- N.t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

From Mobile (Asbans) We Learn tina,
the H.rrisoa whiss ~ the ehsrtcr eIee-
ton which has just taken place. elected
their candidate for. Mayor (EpwARp
haLL) BY msjosity Of 100 votes. and
eiesied slso thrcs-fourtbs Of the Alder
men. AID the entire Common Council
One year ago the Wing candidate Tor The
mayoraliy vas defeated by = majority Of
so5 voses- Wing gain 10 one year, on,
Of 600 and odd vo,cs. SO yoissl This
Is going ahead in reslily.-Xaf. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
usual overwhelming whis majority mex, No,em.
ber

=, sCHU fLkILL BANk.-The Philadelphia
norm American says:-The meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Schuylkill Bank held on Mon
gay. we learn that the statement submitted TO
.neh, showed a surplus Of near S600,0 for the
stockholders, after paying all heir debts, leaving
tue henlucky Bank out OF the question. Another
peolon has bern presented 10 the Legislature pray.
ing 'ot The appointment OF Board OF Drec,ors-A Ks
matters now stand, the interests Of Tie Stockbol.
defs are much jeoparded, as the present. Board de
e''nes taking any step which may involve them IN
personal rcspo n sibiliy
Inc fh,iadc lphis u. S. Gazette OF Tuesday CON
ia'ns copy Of the Report just made bs the Drec.
tors OF The Sehu,lkill Bank the The ,,lrs OF that
institution.
ihe examination which has been made into the sc-
counts OF LhvIs. the late cashier, leads The Duec-
o's 10 believe that the amount OF Bank Of Kentue-
ny STOCK ever issued by him exceeds H. 900 shars-
statement Is given of The assets OF the Bank Inch
amount 10 1.275,626 la. The Iiabilnies of IN,
BANK including circulation and sums due TO demos.
,ors ard 10 other Banks are set down nj SAFE o37-
3a' Inc capitol stock paid in is S99s, 600 co.
ne whole amount OF the real liabilities Of the Bank
however, cannot now be accurately aseertaiped on
account OF some fraudulent aud irregular ,ransae.
"ons oil the late cashier, The extent Of which il vet
unknown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
nj A kRS1AGl,S.

Married on the a2d inst, by the Rev Moshy Arnold mt
WitIIisa ADAMS, tn Mis-. Many HrwIrr dauyht,r ofthe
late W arnei Hewitt, all ni Bedford
on The 25d inst by the Rev Mos,y Arnold Nj,
MIR. John Marsh, all OF Brdlpnl.
-. on the 9th inst, nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ by the Rev
Samuel I. Moormnn, Mr.. jams W. Moons.s of Cnnp-
bell Ia Miss FRANCIS d. daughter Mr. James &C. OF IN
herst.
on the evening Of the eth inst, nv the Rev.
Samuel l. Moornhn Mt DAVID llorrN,N, of Amherst 10
Miss MANY EtHAHtfH daughter OF the lato Mr.. Sam1
Moorman, of Campbell.
-, on TUESDAY tho iilh inst, by the Rev. Ahncr An.
th9nY, Mr hsbf nANNAnAss 10 Miss MARTHA l., daughter
of Robert w Lumpkin all of Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
COMMUNICATED.
TO THE PEOPLE OF CAMPBELL.

TO THE PEOPLE OF CAMPBELL.
feHoto Cafatens :-A crisis has arrived in the AZ
fairs of our country. The President backed by u
powerful and INSCRIPTIONS parry. is again endeavor.
ing TO force upon you the thiice rejected odions
Snb-Ireasury. But, ss, worst Of all, his Secre,a-
ry by authority, has recommended with the sanction
Oh the PRESIDENT standing army Of 900 600 men,
/ MS 'ofce not to be composed Of the dregs Of the
population, but Of The militia the volunteers the
" protectors olhe tights Of the States: lie is 10 an.
point ofhcers and pay The troops, which will swell
his patronage beyond the measure OF free govern
Inenis Can we do nothing TO stop these alarming
strides towards monarchy 7 We trust We can We
must throw ourselves upon the breach and there
strike Tor liberty. Where is the first 1ontestIo TAX
place Here IN Virginia. The Spring elections
are approac ching. Already has the buge sounded in
5ne Loco oco camp They are eagerly preparing
oi me contest. and shall we The Wings, be IDLE
wien our principles are in dangcrl No, fellow cit
zens, we too must make ready. We must bring
out our strong men. Tolef is in the field to the sat
lsieciion OF as ALL Messrs. Specie and Irvine are
also spoken OF, but they wont do. True they are
most estlma BILE and amiablc gentlemen, and sonnd
Wings, but they lack the personal popularity Par
ties are so nicely balanced in Tins county, that ether
OF those gentlemen would lie defeated by some Wings
ehhef vot'ng fora personally popular Loco Foco, or
staying NJ home and letting the election go by de
iauI. We call upon Nessrs. Specie and Irvine 10
forget sell, and remember Their county. And when
they get acquainted with The voters we will support
'lem In The southern part of Campbell where
the wing parry lie thick and heavy, they arc not
known TO dozen persons But gentlemen, we can
present you with gentleman, who is universally pop
o,',. Ills courteous and wnning manners have gam
cd MN the respect Of every person in the comfy,
and his unbendins integrity recommends him TO The
confidence OF all lie is Mr. RICHARD NOR
GAN. lie acted a long while as ShcdH became
most thoroughly acquainted in all sections OF The
county, aud dis harged his duty with The utmost
'en'ency. lie is Wing to The back bone, and will
gel The entire cote al The Wing party, besides the
the votes OF many Van Bufeniies.
In conclusion, we call meeting OF the Wing par
~ to be held at February cour-take the vote of
VI 'hose present. and II contrary 10 expectation ci
Iher Messfs. Specie Irvne should be chosen then
we VIII have prma facie evidence that he is snila-
Die person, and his election will be sure. But il
Mr. Morgan GET the nomination. which will certain
De SO, we "i'l march 10 glorious victory under
Ioer, Morgan Bondurant.
SEVERAL WINGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
COMMU NICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Alta me citing Of the opponents of the present Ad-
mlnisiration held at the tavern house Of VIM. G.,
Williams. Salem, Roanoke, pursuant TO public no
tce on the 2lst OF January, 1910, (It being court
day. Gen. Edward Watts was called to the chair,
and W m o. Peck appointed secretary. The oh ect
oil The meeting having been explained by the char
man. the following Preamble and Resolutions were
presented, and with great unanmty adopted:
whereas, the Wings OF Roanoke county have wit
messed with eradication, the indications from every
quarter OF The country, Of the union of the Wings
loi restoring the supremacy Of the Constitution and
Laws OF he land, and for arrestipg power from the
hands OF those who have so signally abused ii.
Resolved, That we will not reluctantly, but cordi-
ally support the nomination OF the Harrisburg Cou-
ventlon, of William Henry Hatrison for President
and John Tyler, for Vice President of the United
States, boih long tried and faithful public servants
Resolved, That John F. J. White and James b
watts. be appointed Delegates to represent this
county in the Wing Convention, proposed TO be held
IN Richmond, on the oath day of February next, and
that sho I'D they be unable attend Conway Robin
son and ames VI. Weckham, Esqs., TO act as alter.
mates.
Resolved, That the following persons be appoint
ed TO compose Committee of Vigilance and Cor
respondence for Roanoke, VIZ: Col. Elijah McClan
ahan, Col James McClanah.n. Gen. Edward Watts
James b. Watts, p. H. Huff, w. G. Williams. DR.
John johnson, James Johnston, w. G. Peck Henry
chapman Michael Miller. Abner Petty, John NJ
Petty, William PetiIt, Sam'l II. jones' T. Tosh
Chafies w. McClanahan DR.. Thomas K. Cooke,
Capt Jeremiah Whitten, Juh1 L. Richardson john
+. kIzer, John +. J. White, VIM. Langbo,ne
Wm. l.. Walton, b. Pizyr, Madison Piizer, Ira Je.
ter, w m McClanahan. Frederick Johnston, Alex
White, Edmund p. White, Oh. o. White, John b
J. Logan, James Eddneton, Philip Ellington A
Neal w iiam Johnston, Peter Re, flurer Thos w
Micon, Green Richardson, James Stewart, Thos
Lunsford, Thom,s Preston, VIM. Preston, Michael
Trent John Chapman, p. Hannah. Washington
Smith, John H. Smith. Thomas Walton, NJ. Chris
X nj Il 4
rey, and VIM. Dealon, with power to enlarge thei,
number.
Resolved That the Lynehburg Virginan, Rich
mond Wing and the Yeoman, be requested TO pub
lsh these proceedings. Whereupon the meeting ad
journed- EDWARD WARTS Chairman
w. O.. PECK, Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
Bedford FEM A1.E Seminary
at EibersU, U1.

IINllE winter recess of this INSTITUTION will com
\ mencc On The 10th OF February. aud continue
one week; after which The exercises 81 The School will
be resumed The latter ha'f of the session, beg ms
on The 9Th Of February, and closes the i7tb of
July. II rs very desirable that those who intend Ia
place u elr children wards unter our care and IN
slruehnn, should have them in plac. by The l7h Of
February. IL afEtds the Principal mp eli pleasure
to inform his friends and patrons that he is now aided
by three experienced aud well qualified teachers
who devote thclr whole time 10 the pupils The
charges ot Tuition and Boarding for half session of
months are as follows:
For instruct on in Instrumental Music Including
hhe use oi 'ne instrument, 1875 90
vocal do 2 so
do do all the branches in
GLIDING Ancient and Modern Language
As'tonom, M'neraiopy Botany, Nat His
tory, Nat Philosophy aud Chemistry, % %
Boarding. including all that is necessary for
'h' pups eo"''oi'' IS 90
$lO2 SO
boarding can be obtained in the Seminary. n, IN
respectable private families IN the village ~ the a
bove rates All payments to be made Ia Gdrapce
j. ID. MITCHELL, PrincipaL
Jan. % WIFE If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
OBlEIA.kA.

Departed this life ON the night ole 18th of January the
LIST Of her Mrs, PATSY ARNOLD fec the late
John Arnold, of Campbell County, Na. For the last
al her lie, she suffered much from stroke para
h,oh entirely deprived her o the
whsandng her great bodily affection, enjoyc the
c'sc OF sound mind, which she retained until within few
minutes o her exit She had been consistent aud e,em
play member of the Methodist H. Church for about 20 years
her, death bat release ioma life and PAIN
and happy transmission III the world Of endless bessedner
nj the residence ofhis son n.lnw MIR. Martin Web
her IN Campbell county, the I'D inst Mr. BAnssr Finch
Sen in the goth oi his age. Mr. Finch
years member of the baptist Church. IL eau be truly
said that he faithful aud upright member and strictly
honest and there doubt but that he ing
the blessings of that rest prepared or all those who put their
Jesus lie has len u numerous ttun OF relatives aud
friends his death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
DV.ISEHE.v'G row HILL.
GnIuu appIbus. MiSslSSinnt.

NY DAN ID ID q l. * e.
~ VIE PROJECTORS having recently taken charge Of
/ this pleasant and well known establishment,
tlac .'ohn o. Braehen.,) eor'er of Washington
and Al ,,kot Streets, respectfully inform the public
ina, ,h,x arr prepared 10 accommodate Daily,
Monthly. VI Yearly Beardefs ON reasonable terms,
and from =, ~ experience in this line, na,ered
with the beIs that they can give entire satsiacton'
e,.n ~ ,l. - st fagedious The Table will be
best The country Affords and the
,.,al,I,.hn., ; attentive and orderly servants
under sire, snne,yi, ION and eontrol.
Ell c,aL,lr II attentive n careful Os,lers be-
Ian, =, ~ ,s..,i... heh will AT all tunes be pro-
vided with ~ ,h,,,J,,.. n proyendrr
WV '''' =" W. +. cambridge.
~ iARLES KYLE.
:, tt, -, =t-,.. 30 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
FOR SALE,

4 TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Lynch
n burg and Salem Turnpike Road. about two
miles from Lynchburg, Known by tho name OF
Loyds place, for several yen,s past the property OF
The late Judge WIN. Daniel, containing a little up :
wards Of eighty ncrps.-The Land is in good con :
diion, with small portion Of well timbcred Land
Any person disposed 10 purchase. will call on
VIM. Daniel Jr. or Ammon Hancock. ESQ who
will shcw the Land and are authorized 10 sell on
the most liberal terms, 10 III. subscriber.
MAYO CABELL.
Jan. 30 IA
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nG virtue Of n deed Of trust. Noe"'o" W WV ~
- Robert w. Collins. for ccrta,a nlu.. ~ ~
menoned. shall on Friday. the Yah ''""s'y, p'o,
coed sellby way Of public auction o, .s - ',
sixty days. all the property in said dect ,
1t consists OF NIL his Household and IL, We" VI
niturc. stock on hand-to VIII Saddles Rr ID, w. n
nts. &c, aud lso good riding HORSE. lne
sale oi the Furniture viii take place NJ Mt Cob 's
dwell,ng--his stock of Goods will be sold At Wv
shop-and the Horse in front OF the Market-honse.
WILLIAM DANIEL, Jr,, Trustee.
N. bah persons indebted To r. w. e. by
bond or otherwise will please meks payment 10 me.
~ Mr. Collins has transferred aud assigned TO me
all his books bonds aud other evidences Of
debt. toi tho benefit OF his creditors named IN the
deed Of trust above mentioned. w. d, Jr.
Jai., 30 t7f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
MIR. Moses 4. Hlnys.

- lR; TAKE NOTICE, that on tho first da,
- OF Marehnext, NJ The house olPeler Rutherford
IN the county oil Nelson, State OF Virginia aud on
the lsl day Of Apr nexl, NJ thu house OF Charles
Rood IN the county OF Oldham, in the State Of
henlncky' shall proceed 10 take the drposions Of
sund'y witnesses, 10 be read as evidence IN n cause
now depending IN the Cncuil Superior Cont OF
Law aud thancery for Nelson county, In which
you are plaintiff and !. rs Executor of Austin
Wright deceased. am defendant aud should said
dispositions not be taken those days they will be
taken on the succeeding DAYS SUNDAYS cxorpted
LAVENDER LONDON Ex'or of
AusIn Virgin, deed.
Jan 30 wA,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL

The Legislature has elected DANIEL A. WILL
SUM- Esq OF Cumberland Judge OF this Circuit
on The 4'h ballot Mr. Wilson received 81 votes, and
J. B. Dabney 90.
u In the House OF r Representatives, Mr. Bynum.
on Friday and Saturday, RECALLED the House with his
views on Abolition.
lhe House OF Delegates OF Maryland having pas
sed The lnsruoiine Resolutions, the Senate Of the
Sta,e promptly rejected the sans
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Plaster Paris.
Book store and Esook Hsindery.

hAVlNG made arrangements with Vim. A.
II Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, in tins place, Book Biudery and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gensr-
ally that he is prepared to have executed, in tho
most handsome and substantial manner, Book bind
ing of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Courts
Bauk Officers and Others can be furnished 10 orIrr
upon short notice, with Day Books Journals ard
Lcdgers, Record, Deed shd Bill Books, Invoice,
Sheriils and Receipt Books, made 1.-THE best mate
rails aud IN the mes substantial manner. He fiat
'ers himself tnal all persons Who will lavor him with
theircnsom shallbe perfectly satisfied. II e would also
say that, benny anxious TO reduce his stock ooks
he is disposed 10 sell at prices moderate than
ever. +. ECHOLS
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
IL .<fOD The Thief.
STOLEN FROM Joncsborough. 10 Nelso
- County. on Saturday nigh, The 18th Jannar,
ROM HgOR<EN,

STOLEN FROM Joncsborough. 10 Nelson
~ County, on Saturday night the 18th January
ROM HOK<EE,
OF the following descripuons:-A grey Geidng, ra-
ther an IRON grey, years old. rides we'll, with cut
under the ioretoP, in The forehead precisely where
lie brow band Of the brIdle fits, though the
wound was inflicted several years past il is not vet
entirely well, and not very striking except upon es-
animation Also dark bay Brown Mare
in fold. she has few white hairs IN the ceo,re of
the forehead, both hind ANGLES inclined TO swell,
one Of which is white, il not both Also u Young
black Gcldins, years old last spring some
what tucked IN the rump, foxy ears. with a few
white hairs IN the centre of the forehead And al
so, Bay Gciding, wears old last spring, one
"f both h's hinder feet white, only to small extent;
neither OF the two last, paces--tbe other two pace
well-all in respectable working order.-I will nav
any reasonable reward for the delivery Of the above
Hoses to me- on Rock Fish, Nelson County. near
Mount lloreb, well as for the conviction Of The
Tbief.-Any Information in relation 10 the subiec
will be thankfully received by mail. ADDRESS 10
Mount Horeb, Nelson County. Va.
RYLAND ROBES
Jan. 80 Gt