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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

lie souAaignG vien4 lie renolvetkks
r plusieurs de zee p, SEPARATIONS pbfr
~ maceutiques ct chimiques, ct a 4E
~ comment rceu I'm assO<tir1ent de- ~
~ dicaments simples eft compos<s, chtbi
~ sis ayec le plus grand :soa,. rarmi ae
nouveaux articles sc trouvent,s
Divers Sels ct Oxide Metalliques,
Mu,iate d'ammoniaque, vera,fine,
Tsrtrass DC pot: 1t de Tart: do pot: ant: ietn4.
4. Soaie. ,ilne).
surtars, d pot: (crens Osids DC. niNmu.h.
Do ,srtre) do dsfer brui.
Sci d'epsum. do de:msrcursn oir.
do glauber. do d'arsenic.
sulf De pot: (sel de Nitrate d'a,gen..
duohus.) Sulf Do aainins otc.l
ExrRAITS & ELECrEAlIEs.
Extrait dc rigte, Tarasacnm.
do Dc g~on,iane, Thtidacs, Il
do de quina, Theriasuet Il
do DE- stramonio,n. Diassordinm setc:
pormi les substances simples y t~ro,uven,i /
Qpinquina, Rhuharbc, I
Turbi.h veg; Tapioca.
Bellsdons, Safran oriental.
ipseacuanhs, Seammauee.
Aeafniidn, Galbanun,,
Csmphre, Opium, :
Epongss, CONNIE lacguc.
HuiIes d'amandes. Terrc d'ombre, !;&s1.
Toutes les Teinturcs-PoaArea, Fac die.
tillees, Wins ct Sirops medicinauax, Fseufles,
Fleurs ct Plantcs msdicinales, Beaumss + Es-
sences, divers articles de peio.ure 1t T'dhirpare,
IIuiles. TsrGbenthine, verns sc.
uN ASSORTMENT DE sANGsUEh.
Sangsues de France. 49,. l2i tis
do de carse...
do do Naples 49,. .37b
do dc tIong,ie Ire q,,a' ,5o.aJ8l
.. JOuRDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
wlliskey, Farine, Graissn

A vendre venant d~'arrjver so bis. ct 40 demi-
"a bis. de Whiskey 100 bis de Farine f,ajche
2O0 barillets Dr. Grai.se; l c~laret,e 4 bnuf: 2
chare''es I deux c~hsvsux, uns grande quanti.d d'a.
voines. A MnNTAN
Is mai rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

~ Els hahitans peuvent avoir au Pcni,entiaire
~ de Ia Louisiana, DIES Souliers pour les nee,es.
aussi hons, s'ils ne sont pas meilIeurs que ceu1 on;
sont importes du Nord le prix est de quinze pia.-
tres Ia doasaine. II y a aust au magasin de tres
BONES bottles, brodequins, souliers !; Ie .ou, en-
pean do veau, ainsi que des souliers de danes .,
d 'enfans, ~ COMPETENT ct au plus has pr;x.
SAM L.. ISETT,
q hnvembfe Commits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
:. w. MusSELM
Parti Maroon

Parti Marion
Dr. mon habitation dan. la mutt du
1 IL court. tros neyres ci-apres decrits,
~ SAVIOR:
80 BYRON, African, ago d'environ
45 ans, dc la taille de 5 pieds 8 pou-
ces, un peu courb6 par I'efet dune maladIe aux
testicules, Pune de SEES mains a etc lellemens abb
NEE quill lui est impossible d'aloDger ses doigt.,
sol. abord est agreeable.
lie nesre CHARLES, American, age d'snvi-
rn, IS ans, taille do S pieds S a 6 ponces, il q beau
coup de eheveux, une cicstrice sur la figure, je
crois sers lie mention: il e'ait jadis dams pEtat 10
Mississippi e, il a plusieors ~cicatrices par derriere.
Je l'ai acheto d la Nile. Orleans le printems passc
du DR.. Thomson.
ARMSTEAD. Age do Is OF Il ans, petit pour
son age, il a ute bonnie figure ct fnt schete a la
Nile. Orleans lie Printemy pa ss6 de Mr.. T'witchell.
Je payerai pour ''arrestation de- ces neg,es, une
somme reasonable eties frais.
JOHN C.. CAMP.
TaerviIle, II Aont 1897
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

Academic de Jemncs Gems
DE BATON.ROUGE.
TETTE Institution recommeucera Lund; L.
~ 8 Juliet proclaim.
Les conditions sont CONNIE par le passe, 81.
voir:
Langue Anglaise par mois, 81
do Franfaise do 2
Les hautes branches ct Ia langue Latino, Sc
payent extra.
Les livres &c. seront fournis 81 on pexipe.
J. N. BURROUGHS, Principal.
% iuin-1Q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

AVIS.
DUTIES les personnes ttqni Sdoivdhk Ia
sociste de Reid & Legendrc. Qua l'un4d'eux,
sont prizes de payer de- saites au sob ssignt
syndic. sans quot ieurs bilIets gu lstirs cpmbtes
seront rernis d un collector pour" en- Eplrsui.
vre le recouvrement.
% sept SO J. PHILLIPS, S5kdic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

mn ANS.
AOO Pieces de Tcile d'Enban& Re e, de-
cofde, dune quali,s supetieuse, veaaot k%arriver !,
q vendre d bon marche par
JAMES. MANI KER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

Avis.
IL DUTIES les personn.s qui doivent ~ soussi-
gne GU d la socie,e de Mansker " Dewey, SOFT par
billets on par compte, sont prices de payer q w NJ i.
s. Pike, qui est autorisS 4 - servir de mon no N
pendant mon absence, ainsi que de eelui dc 10 So
ciAie de Mansker & Dewey.
90 juliet 20 JAMES MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

).
LIE ~sonssigne b l'hopneur de or6venir Les bsbi-
tans de Baio" Rouge, que desirant pas.er Ia belle
saison dams ceitc vile, il Sc propose de donner DIES
lecons dc Fisncais, d'Espsgnol 81 de Matbensti-
q"es, ma's' u prefererait fsire l'educa,ion dc susl-
qu.s enfans dams une habitation.
S'adressera u Bureau de ia Gazette.
"a anht-2s HENRY JOSEPH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
Dissolution de Soci6t6,

DISSOLUTION DE SOCETE.
A A soc'ete qni existait entire les soussignos a t,e
~ dissoute dun commun sccorl len a6aire.
don't IL ont 6tS charges jvsqu'a &c jour recevront
ieuf attention particuliere jusqu'a ce qu'elles soien
de6nitivement rSglees.
J.. NJ. BRUNOT,
2janv-47 &c. PATTERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

HnbiIlemens de Negre.
200 pieces de Linsey e, Kersey,
so do de Linsey Ieser pour femme,
200 do Cotton de Lowell pour chemises.
Aussi-..000 paires Brodequins de Russet.
A vendre par LIZ E. r. PHILLIPS Il Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

LES affaires de commerce ser.nt cOnduites 4 IA.
ve"'r par Ie soussignS SOUS SON nom 81 pour son
P'opse compile. JAS. MANSKER.
IL JUN -l6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

Ma nonve lie 'naisod h rencoigsure DIES r,es de
PFg,ise ct du marcha etant maintenant termin6e,
IN y trouveTa ronsiammen t toute es,ece d'articies
d. Groceries, Liquors &c. On tro,,vrra ausei
dams ma maison sur Ia le,ee I'm snpetbe assorii-
mcnt; tous nrs articles seront vcndns au Compliant
a un prix moderd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

~ MEssns. CALDWELL 4 HICf SY.
|ONT Phonneur d'informer lsurs his E,
paftculie rement les habitans dels envk ons de
Baton Rouge, qu'ils ne font, 2s5s. autr4 chose
nsintenant que les ~affaires de II conf Mission,
lis Sperent par lenr exactitude:: dams afai.
res, meriter Ia confance du public.
Nile. Orleans, ; ao0t. rae du ranah IS
aoussignes previennene leurs amis lie pu-
Bile quilts ont pris en- socie:s MI. EuAZ ms A,
Hill, 'e Philadelphia. A l'aveniE b. sod VIZ sera
j. 4 E. r. Phillips; 4 CD
lis proficient de cette occasion riour a leurs
remers,n'ens pour u bienve;lhncs al DR. a <te
accorsiee. ct lis assnrent lcurs aniis que rien ne
~nustion. l'
-Toutcs personne. ayant des reSlam.t4nv son,
prices De les presenter pour esre p5yees, 81 celles
qui doivent soni egalement prices De soB ker Ienrs
complies par biilets on sutrednsnt.
iojanv-4s D. ~. +. PM LTPs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

TOlLE & CORDE D'EMBALLAGE.
2W pieces ToiIe d'EmbaIlage du Ky.
$50 rouIeaux de Corde.
800 lbs FicelIe.
A vendre par
J.&E r. F.. PUILLIPc r. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
cAasDaNt. MACHINE AND
GsEsESH' .HgRE.

vl,uE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE to in
i in,m his customers aud the public, thai his
CARDfNG MICHiNE AND GRiST.NILL
ou Ivy Geek ueat Lynehb1fe are noe an fine order,
aud he invites fhe patronage oil the neghsorng
commun,ty.
Persnns desiring 10 have Woal eafded, VIII please
send II, as eAily afer the ist day OF February az
convenient, Iri II be well washed aud creased
OF II deste greass will be furnished at tlieraie OF
o. for every ten pounds offolls Land IL Uniform
~ used ~ re sing lhr wool
Persons LIVING nj u distance from the Machine
can atsays have their wnslea,ied promptly, and on
the same da, II Is received Il he tess ,haa 100 lbs.
And fn II Incnnvrnie IN send tn the Machine.
,hey may deposn II al any place in Lynchbure.s
whr,e, on heinz nuiifgd oil II, tie SUBSCRIBER will
send for H. aud return H. after II Is carded.
Corn will be ground Tor persons who wish 10 sell
by nhoesaIe. Al a toll oil etenH. and Tor regular
customer. at one. etghH. The public patronage is
respectfully solicited. and the subscriber will use
every eifurtto give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
Jan. 30 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

q Gov. McNutt Of Mississippi, has issueJ a
Proclamation, declaring that the following Banks
having ''iied TO comply With the acquisitions of a
Id" oil the last Legislature of that State, requiring
'hen' 10 redeem their five dollar notes in specle have
forfeited their charters :-sThe Hernande Rail Road
and banking Company, the Natchez Rail Road and
banking Company and the Benton and Mauches
haii Road aud Banking Company
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

o. Gov. Barbour, who was member of Com
gress at he time of the celebrated Missouri Restuc.
ton, declared. in his late speech, his settled be-
lief, thai Mr.. Van Buien the main aud chi,f
mover in that attack upon the institutions and safety
pf,ihe South. Has Mr.. Van b uren ever recapted
! " act! II lie has, we call for the proof If he
~ not, then we askevery candid md r,n cling MUD
whether he ought to RECEIVE the support OF the
Southern peope-parcaarly now, when Florida is
knocking al The door Of Congress fr admission INTO
the Uuion as a Slave State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

u Gov Barbour, in The course Of his speech at
the late Wing dinner in Hanover related the follow
ing fact, which il is said actu lily occurred "A po-
iIlca meeting ofboth parties held somew here in
King George. Van Burenire thought to rceale
himself aud friends by taking along jug Of whskey;
but lndnleing rather freely, he at an early hour
sought the shade and a nap. When he awoke the
morning was past, and the political meeting was dis
persed religious meeting had succeeded, aud
the preacher was eApoundlng The truths OF scripture
when our friend Of the jug, going in aud listening a.
while, ard supposing the speaker 10 be Wing ora
tor, pronounced aloud. "that's a ID Wing lie"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

o. We stated in our las on the authority Of
the Halifax IN. c. Advocate. that Gov. John
Branch, of that State had denounced The admilisrra-
ton as corrupt, ina late speech at +, felt, though
at the lime he stated that lac should not sup.
port Gen. Harrison. This statement turns out to BE-
erroneous. CIV. Branch declares that he ma de
no such declaration is imputed HIM in the Hal
flax Advocate aud ayoHs his determination TO sup
port Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
O.ssp'giEia.

Died, on Friday, The oh uit. OF + IS Of several
days duration, the 46 II var ii nFF age, Ms
ELIZABETH LAvINDER, consorl oil Chiffon Lavlnder,
ESQ. III Franklin county, Iesymg an atectouate
husband aud eight chlfen, and numerous relations
and friends 10 mourn tIeu IteParahle s.. TIE
wrlter of this notIle would not incur the censure
admitted ny all 10 be but Too commonly deserved,
bus candor obiges him 10 say, that I + modest,
discretion, extbie truth aud hlgh intr -rlty, she
WIS dislingulshedby all who ever knew her. She
was sifecIouate 10 her husband and chsldren-gen-
erous to her friends. aud charitable alhrr kiud
was hunted only hy Tie means she possessed oI
b siuwlng II. Decision nj cbarac er mukcd her
course. aud size NAV be uuIy eaitrd ''Jnsl, md to
her pur firm A lady endowed With SO many
virtues could iall II be specled aud esteemed
Ia toIeiy, aud II coaI6 ently beheved. she never
had an enemy The teas shed over her grave, told
her worth IA language ut be misunderstood. b at
her friends do without nope, Tor 1t Is con
dd"nty believed, thai she '.tound The pearl II grcat
price, before she gave up hfr >plrn 10 Hun, who
ludges b, the fruit, aud will reward accordingly.
IN Charlottesville. on ] aesdaS. lla BOIL
nit. alter an I'll ess Il eleven days, Mr.. ROBERT h
SLAUGHTER. aged II years. 3 months and 10 days
>ero,a son OF The la Dr.. Robert II. Slaughter, o
Patsy wanna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

TUE SECOND SESSION. for 1910, vii com.
n mence on Mnnday, the 2oth OF July insl'' ana
cont ne the usual prrIod OF five months The terms
as heretofore. say Fifty Dollars per session Tor
Boarding aud Tuiton. Every scholar consld red AS
engaged lIoui the time they commence school IN
Ill the end Of the session. and deduction Tor los'
time except IN case uf protracied slckness.-A lt"
more Borders will be taken IN the lanily "nuei
The special care aud protection OF Mt ana MIS-
Payne and Teacher. JOHN ). PAY NJ
July "6"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

NEW YORK MIRROR.-I has been some
hme since we noticed lhis popular and beautifully
executed as well as ably conducted periodical. The
appearance OF the Isl No of the 18th volume, en-
oe'iished with beautifully engraved quarto por
"ait OF its ed tor, reminds of neglect. We
nave always REGARDED the Mirror only an honor
10 our native literature, but standing the very
head OF the bd4madaas devoted 10 the Of
Science and The Arts Its stability alone is evil
oenee Of It's solid Claims 10 public favor; fot while
o'ier papers have ''come like shadows, aud de-
pa'ted,' the Mirror hos stood firm, amidst the de-
'"'seme6is Of currency and the commissions OF bust
ss, which effect printers not less Than those engaged
VI me sugar trade and cotton line."' The literary
eon'en's OF HE Mirror always chaste and vigo-
io"s--and what is more, its brilhants are the work
v naive not of foreign artists We cordially re-
''H'ena " TO the patronage Of the public.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

VIRGlNIAAt rules held in the clerks office OF the cir
cuir superior OF law aud chancery, for Bedford e0un.
y. the Il duy of june 1910:
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire OIL buildings Oh
the State OF Virgniu, Plaintiff,
against
Ric hard y. Waits James Waits. William A. Hardy md
Jane his ~iic, Dabney lndexe and Elzn his wife, Fran
Jones' John ". Hamilton and Puuna his wife, samuel
Phillips, james Campbell, Charles Aunspaush, Harvey
Mitchell Robert G. MITCHELL Thomas Campbell aud Martha
his wife, Mary Jane Mitchell Louisa aud Thomas Mehell,
Defendants.
In CnANCEBY.
The Defendants james Campbell aud Thomas Mitchell,
having entered their appearance and gwen security,
eorng the If assembly and the rules OF tins court ad
appenrng satisfactory evidence, that they iab
itnnts of this commonwealth, 1t is ordered, that they do ap
pear al the clers Office Of the snd rules be held
therein the first Monday in September and
The Plaintiffs h and that this order be inserted
spaper Published in Lyuchburg Tor months
sely posted trout door OF the courthouse of this
county, courl day.
cOpy-Testc,
JOS. WILSON, CLERK.
Juy6 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

u Mr. Crillenden Of Ky and MIR. Thompson
oil ,. u addressed the people Of Fredericksburg on
their return TO Washington from the Clay dinner
III Hanover. Their speeches are said to have be n
worthy OF their reputation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
S5i3, col 95 543 6ol %
Ss7 4s0 81 81 .lsO -

The Gotce o in statements will give 10 the D'ree.
lull at the means of the Bank as well as
the extent aud increase o Ils operations, anu hefe
perhaps tins re po,t light be property CLOSED: yonf
committee, however, deemed II essential n investi-
eating the affairs ct the lusututon, 10 lnok as lar n
they could into the pleasing condition aud stand ng
Of IT'S debtors, aud feel happy To report that most oil
the debjs owing are in small amounts. and all EN-
trely good their is note or dali which VIII not
all probability be puncluay paid
Your committee would ;arlher state and feel JUS
icd IN tepbrting that the affairs OF the Bank are y
a most nourIshing condition. Tie Institution has
grown Il is srowing toa degree ii Importance whlch
not only attracts public notice AID confidence, onl
affords TO he community IN which II IS situated es.
seniI accom- qdatlohs the way oil discounts and
loans, as also sale depuslte
All e VIII ich is resi- ecunily submitted
JOHN k. ID. PAYNE,
JOHN W. YOUNG,
J b. NOMLlN,
MIC l.. HART,
GEO. d. DAVIS.
Inv II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
FOURTH OF JULY.

The celebration of our National Anniversary wa,
commemofaled on Saturday last With undimiiisbed
spirti Aeonspieuous aud interesting feature in the
proceedings Of The day The long procession Of
Sabbath School children, numbering We suppose at
least GOO, which, NJ O'Clock Ia the morning march
ed TO the VI. +. Church. to hear the excellent Ad.
dress otthe Rev. Mr. kirkpatrick. The Music ofthe
Choir was unusually beautilul-the seircfons being
appropriate aud the execution admirable. The
singing BY the children, WIS also well executed -
Prayer was offered up by the R.v. MIR. Atkinson be-
fore, and by the Rev. Mr. Masse after Mr.. krkpa-
tricks address,
TIE Military aud Civic procession Turned alb ut
IL O'Clock, aeteeably 10 the programme IN our last
paper and marched 10 the NJ. l.. Church. where,
after prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Snuh. the Decla-
ration Of Independence was tead by WIS. Reid,
Jr. Esq. aud an ahe Grafton, abpunding with glow
ing images well as sound argument, occupying
upwards OF an hour 70 the delivery. Was pronounce
10, Robert Camm, Esq of Amherst. The spacions
Church crowded 10 oveifowing. Infant
~ aud Ate,y companies then ,elted to their
respective places Of dining.
During the day the usual salutes were fred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
Commission Business.

Nv T. Offer oar services In our hienis ard tho
w u bile for III sale OF Tobacco Flour &c. Oh
commission. aud will USE our rxertious To advances
the interest Of those who may be good enough to
empl0y MS. L. * J. w DuDLE1.
lime If DIV f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

O. Tie Cincinnati Republican Of The 22I uli.
eonlai remuneration of Van Burenism. BY 20 CHI
zens Of Fulton township, in Hamilton county, OHIO
The county Of Gen. larison's residence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

a. The Richmond Wing OF July ., says
AVN. b. Dabney was yesterday admitted 10 bail by
the General Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
TKI ST .N.YlE.

I'D URSUANT to the provisions a. a deed oftfnsI
executed To Us by Z. & J. w lDuiley. and ol
record IN tue Hastings cout office, shall sell. by
of public auction on the Oh day OF July. 1910.
the House and Tenement now occupied by john {.
Sharkleord--also a valuable Negro Wonan-also
Factory House situated on the lot in trout Of
Friends Warehouse, with sundry screws, fixtures,
&c. with the privilege OF removing the sad house.
Terms made known on the day Df sale.
JOHN NJ SPEED, Trus-
G.. l.. MOSBI, tees.
July ll0J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

Lieul Hooe's case-See the article in another
,olumn fl ON that able and al all times temperate
journal. the Baltimore American -.
The Rchmond Wing. OF the LIST, says 1--WE are
;oformed that when all the facts Of the come
out. they will not only vindicate Lieut.. Hooe, but
,,ll a,ter ssre and arouse the indignation Of the
souib. We await promised expose on the subject
with much curiosity" This expose, we presume, is
referred to IN the following paragraph OF the Fred
clsburg Arena Of June 3oih:
..rhe Globe, of the 2llh, contains an article in
-, 10 Tho negro witness case, in which attempt
:; ,,,da Ia ,yert attention from the conduct OF the
p,es,den, 10 ,har Of 1t. Hooe. To this end in adj
49,. NJ the publication Of the proceedings oi the
60, u,,,ial. ordered by the House, the Globe
oiyes a parbed account OF the case. IN Inch every
.sa,,.,i,i fact stafed is ABSOLUTELY FALSE.
. W. have received from 1t. llooe, too late for to-
3a,s paper a communication 10 winch hlsassertioH
will be fully established, and, in the mean time, re-
ouest suspension of opinion "a 10 his conduct"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

o. The Cincinnati Gazelte ol the Goth u says:
I'VE regret 10 learn that Mrs. Harrison. wife Of
Gen. Harrison, has been dangerously Ill., bui was
considered yesterday as past the crisis OF her dis
ease
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
THE SUB TREASURY BILL PASSED!

THE SUB TREASURY BILL PASSED!
The Sub Treasury Bill passed on the 30th nlt
ayes l24, noes lo7. So, the great object is accom-
plshed INV let us lno, Tor lis blessings. Letu
see whether, VIII lie eufslng US, i'm The language Of
the Redmond Enqulrerl with IN unlimited Exec
u've aud ungaded Exeh qner, IL will equal re
exchanges, reform the currency, give prosprrt, to
The country aud teplenlsh the Treasury
There was great excitement in The House On The
ion WAS made 10 take into custody Messfs. Pick
ems SIanly. Profit aud Gushing. FATHER parllcu-
lars IN our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
HORSES.
4 LOT Of vnlmnbIe EMrmilure nt auction.

WILL. SELL. % Tuesday, the 7,h day OF
july, all thr llonsehnld aud kuchen Fu'miure
belonging Ia the Union II tel, consisting OF large
nuinbri OF Beds aud fnnilore, NJ 'hogany Dlnina
and olhcr Tables, CHAIRS, SIDE B'a'ds, Eafhrn and
Glas. ware, Snfs, &c. DC The furniture " N
good order. aud worthy the attention ct porch'srfs'
Terms Of sale "A credit oi 60 DAYS vii be gwen
10 lhe purchasers inf one lhd of the purchase mo
ney aud slx months lnr Tue remainder.
Sale To be CONDUIT tet by Payne Tuner, nuclon'
ee,s ALLEN J. CRENSHAW.
Inne % US
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
To-Day, July 9Th, 1910,
Gun-smi,h Business removed.

NlLLlAM II. FISHER having removed from
w hls old stand to Market street. lew douts
west OF hr. u. Qulnn's corner. and opposite the
Police Office, rctutns his thanks Ia his trends aud
customers. AID nfotms them thnI lac still keeps IN
hand handsome assortment OF tine Shut Guns, X,
lies aud PISTOLS, winch he viii sell from Is IL so dol
lars; hc viii Warrant his nrs 10 stunt we'll IL asn
continues Ia STOCK Guns, titles aud P,slois and
pats nil articles IN his lue Of business reasonable
icfns. All orders from the country will be thsuk
fully received, and executed with nrane,s aud DIS.
patch.
The subscriber farrs himself that with hts knnw,
edge of the business, he give genera, sntisflc-
iinn TO all who may favor hin with their custom,
ana hupes by un,emltcd attention to business In
meihs share Of public patronage,
July A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
July 6

NyIR6INIA-Atrucshe held IN the clerks Office Of the cir
cuit superior court uf law aud chHncery Tor Bedford
county, the 1t day of June, l8l0
The Mutual Assurance Society ngaiustre ON buildings OF
the State oil Virginia. fIaihltis,
against
Samuel Hoffman. Charles Aunspaugh, James 1homas,
Frederick Aunspaugh aud james Campbell, Deehdanls
In CHANCERY
The Defendant James Campbell, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according I" the net 0 assen-
bly, and rules OF This court und Hppemg by shlslae
tory eyience he his inbnlinnt oi tins
wealth. ordered thai he do appear al the clerks Office OF
the sand ut al rules be held therein, the br Monday
IN September next, and The Pni bill aud that
this be inserted in newspaper uthed III snch-
burg months successfully, and posted NJ the front
door the courthouse Of this county, some GOVT day.
AcOpy-Tesie,
JOS. WILSON, CLERK.
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