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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

W lhe V'rginian does admit, as the Valley Star
states that many olthe Abohonls,s support Har-
r'son but denies lhalhey do so because they be-
''eve he IS more favorable to their doctrines and
views on hat snbjeet, than Mr.. Van Buren,. The
V"g'n'an asserts also that uany of the Aboltionists
support Van Bufen-but neither does it contend
that they support him because lhcy believe that he
Is more favorable 10 their doctrines aud views on thar
subject, than Gen. HARRISON. The Vrgiuan be-
heves that the Abohtoniss are divided beta cen the
two-such oil them as will woe for either-upon other
grounds; and tina, "polllleal altnliles' draw them
to this OF 10 that standard, they chance to APP
prove of the principles avowed by the rival eandi-
dates, on other sui ecls Than Abolnionsm. Those
who believe that Abollonsn is paramount TO- and
ought TO swallow up all other subjects will supper,
neither Van Buren, nor Harrison. They have ,hrir
own candidate in the field
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

o. The extracts from Mr.. Ogle's speech make
some strange developments. They show the in
roads which extravaganza aud luxury,the precursors
Of the downfall Of the Republic are making upon
the simplicity and economy OF its earlier and purer
days. 1t is porlenous fact, too that the expo
sure Of this ptofl gacy is met with eers aud ldicuIe
and we are told that ii is hitling with the people
TO comment upon the ineIio, arrangements Of the
Presidents mansion This might be very plans
BILE objection, if epeople were not taxed TO pay for
all this oriental spIendor and magnIfcence, And
besides have the gentlemen who urge this objection
forgotten that their own leader, Mr.. Benton, set us
the example of complaining on this score more than
twelve years ago, when, drawing upon his magma
ton for his lacts, he declared that his 'Repubcan
scnslbi'ities' were shocked by the regal magnlf-
cence" with which the East Room furnished
when, in truth, il not furnished at all Ii bare
ina gnaton OF the fact had such an effect upon his
nerves, why may motive compa when the splcnd i'd
reality dazzles vision
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

tVMMN MI u.
WIG MEETING IN CAMPBELL


WIG MEETING IN CAMPBELL.
Al meeting Of the " hg patty al Campbell, on
Monday the 18Th Of July, Rich'd. IL. Toer having
been called to the char, and Geo. +. Henry appoln-
ted Secretary; 1t WAS unanimously resolved thai
il is proper to hold . convention nj Piusylyanla
coutt-house on the 81 Monday in August next, foi
the purpose of choosing suitable aad proper per.
to be run as candidate for Congress at the en-
suing snug election; Wherrupon Jno. Bnif Dab
nry, Daniel Mari. SAINT. Pannl Jesse Burton,
Boiling Clark. Burwe Lee, Bfce a. Marun, Juo.
Ward, Jr., and Henry J. Brown were appointed
delegates 10 represent The Wings OF Campbell coun.
ty in SAID Convention,
On motion. the chairman was requested to cor
respond with the Wings OF llslf4x aud Piusyyana,
and request them TO serd delegates 10 the District
Convention.
On motion, II WAS unanimously resolved that Mes
srs. Wood Boudin and Jno. MARSHALL oil Charlotte,
Rich d. ii. 1oler and Jno. NJ. Speed OF Lynch
burg, and Vincent Wucher OF Pl1lsylvania, be re
qnesed to address The People OF Campbell the
Pad Monday IN August, on the topics involved IN
the Presidential election.
Ga motion, resolved, that The Wings OF Campbell
cotdally unite IN the invitation gwen by the TIP
pecanoe Club Of Lynchburg. 10 Vim. c. Ryes.
Cour day prior 10 the next Prs dental election,
when 1t may be most convenient 10 himself 10 visit
1t was also resolved, that the above proceedings
be published IN the Lyuchbufg Nnginian and Dan
VILE Reporter. K. H. TOLER, Chairman.
Geo. +. Henry, Secretary,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

rj' About Is months ago. Senators Strange and Brown
ofNorh Carolina virtually instructed against
the Sub Treasury Bill and oppose other leading
fihe administration They then refused to'obev resign
and huye since penaciously clung their They
have voted for Pre- Empon bills and for the SubTeasury
in violation OF their proiessed for the Right OF
Instruction. And now, having plished all the mischief
in their power and of them having nearly reached the
expiration OF his Of service when he out
rolens, they both resign What is the neyuLe inference
from this act Have they resigned because they in
snuced eighteen months ago Then hey ucknow ledge by
That act TINT during Eoso eighteen months, they have
been wully setting naugt the orders of the people, whose
they ItLey bound resig now hoy
bound resign long ago. To do the very mischief that they
ordered to do and having accomplished tic 81 jet
which they instructed prevent, then resg
add insult injury. The people Of North Carolina will
understand and treat these They will be du-
ped by the adoption the OF election of course,
which, their appreciation ought have been taken
when the Senators first instructed They will detect
and despse the motive which prompts this seeming obedience
10 instructions late period defeat the Obi
which those instructions given.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
MR. CRAIG

- IL 1kAltf.
The Lynehburg vitgini4n say, III, y, =
~ ranking Messrs. Montgomery al :, ~ Is
800, he9efs' showing the yoles or Il,a,,.i rs"
e'" ~ ''if SAFE Of White men ia, .DEp,r, y, IN
H.. oo,he Mf. tireniin. FAR play. III, -
Car ~ "' 1''fee hlm with voting To sell b,,.
1 - "u, II uors charge Inn will, ,,t,, =, 80 ~
issue fairly. 10 ;, Meet tins
~ JaHey Star.
VI "eli,sir, and what are "6nes - =.
pray oui debts Will you be good enon,h a.,ar
pu' what are you driving at now NJ, ST.,
gu VIII not pfe'sndio deny that your pa " are in
'''e n'o" oil charging Gen. Harrison with La,;na
'o'ed 10 sell white men for debt. Wb,, 4, 49,
mean b, this phi rase When You 5ay. ns.a !,
have you had reference 10 any o,be,
o"' III es and costs p Aud if you are at liberty
~ use me Term IN tbs Connection why you refuse
IL TO ns' But we shall have something more IN saw
o" '"s SUBJECT IN day or Two. In The mean time
we WIZ merely ask You iflhere is not a law on IN,
s'"u'e DOCK oil Virginia, which authorizes the sell
ing oil "hhe PERSONS for sagrancy-deemine warrants
an VINO nave not some "slshle means of snnpor :"
/ ms VIII not be denied. Is there any thing mare
In the Ohio and Indiana Laws than In onrownr-
Ana II the principle BE wrong. why do not some of
you who are assalling Gen. Harrison. take some
,'eps TO expunge this despotic anu edjous law from
our own State code WHY do Won not take the
Oeam out oil your own eye, before you magnify and
mold up 10 public reprobalion the mote that is 10
his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

rg'HE annual meeting Of TIC Board Of Trustees OF
u the +. &. Institute, will be held al the lnsli-
tutc on Wednesday the l9jh Of August next
By order n the Board.
The annual examination OF til Young Ladies OF
The f. &. Institute, coducted by the Examining
Commfee aud Faculty. will commence on Friday
the I1th of Augusf. The committee Of cxamiua.
lion consists Of The following gentlemen, w. Rev.
David S. DagGeu, Rev. Thomas Crowder Jr. Rev.
Edward Wadswouh, Rev. George w. BIain. VII
liam Red ID, Esq, Rev. Francis w. Scott, and Rev
John q. Claiborne, who are very respectfully aud
earnestly solicited toAailend the entire examination.
10 this examination, by order Of the Board Of
Trustees, parents aud guardians only can lie ad
United before the Thursday loowing which day
will be mostly devoted TO public examination.
On The afternoon Of Thursday tie 20th, public
address Will be delivered before The Young Ladies
Lyeeum by The Rev. William A. Sn,'h.
Commencement Exercises will take place on Fri
day the 2lsr. Il, Il. WILDER.
+. C. Institute, July lG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Tor sale. nCnr lNnCIhuIr.

1 OFFER Tor sale, my Tract ol Land, lying in
i Amherst, about Two NIL es from, Lynehburg.
he tract al land contains four hundred acres
100 oi which are cleared, and the remainder heay,.
ly uanbeied. Most OF The. open land has been cIea,.
ed recently and Is 10 fine state of improvement
he holdings on II are good, and II has Large
orchard, combining the most choice kInd OF fruit
VIII also sell 10 lie purchaser Of III. land, should
he desire II, all oil the Crops, Stock Plantation u
tenslls, &c.
II the above tract should BE- sold before The LIST
January next, II viii then be- for reut lease. will
lake pleasate IN showing the land any person de-
sirous OF looking over IT, and can always be found al
the Tobacco Fac DRY OF Watv lck & Read. Terms
asfo credit will be liberal, and POSSESSION gwen 10
thepufchaser al any time.
d. I. WARWICK.
July l6 usw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

" Tue Charlottesville Jeifersonian Republican,
'"Pe' "h'ch sustained the Administration until
'"e o"o ifeasury bill was pernaciou forced up.
w Tue country by the Executive. since which ,ime
" mas oeen an active and able opponent, has ehanced
us '""e'shp and political complexion. Il has been
purchased OF Mr. Alexander by an "assoeia,iou of
seht'emen' IN Albemsrle. aud will be hereafter un.
uef TIC editorial supervision of Shelton +. I.eake
Esq an ardent aud talented friend of the Adminislra
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
SHEEP LOST.

AsTkAYEE away from nv residence, near Fal
- Log Bndgr. IN Campbell county. abou, the lH
Of May. SEVEN TEEN HEAD OF SHEEP.
mos, ri which purchased IL. October of Capt ia
cob Kent OF Montgomery. Eleven Of them old
Shrep, the othe, SIX are Lambs-lhr former having
ear maiks. ahole aud sir IN one ed. aud swallow
ierk IN The other; the latter not marked ~ all The
sheep had not heen sheared The present year. On-
II The lambs is black will pay literally for any iu
formation which will enable me Ia get them again.
Aoy letter addressed TO me al Falling Bridge post
office, Campbell county will be attended to.
JOSEPH &. HENDRICK.
July 16 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

C. Col. Downing, ina laie letter published in
management and nexcusabe blunders which have
marked the management oil The war IN Florida; and
declares that The best interests Of the whole ,oun-
Try demand The expulsion Of MI Van Buren, from
Office. "He shows tia, Gen. Harrison Is neon
parably superior to Mr.. Van Buren, in every quaII-
hcaliou becoming the incumbent OF the PreS'den-
Iial office-He is more trust worthy on the slave
quesion-H He is better Republican, lie has rem
dered fniteIy more service to his country, both in
peace and war-And, above all, he has maintained
throughout his entire career, and nnder c'fcu"-
stances Of extraordinary temptation, character 'o'
sterling honesty and integrity Of purpose VINO" mas
attached 10 his willy and trcacherous conPe"-
tor"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

Mares Nest.-The Richmond Enquirer has attempted
to show ihul there direct contradiction between the
relative "Confdenal Committee in the letter
Of Gen. Harrison Joseph l.. llams and in his speech
atCounbus The latter, will be dhoweyer,
reported by senogropher. and revised by Gen
Harrison. As the General returned home, and saw
the into which the Reporte hs speech Columbus
had fallen, he authorized version Of his remarks
published in the Cincinnati papers, which, IN every respect
TALES with his letter to Mr.. Williams.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
To HE Editors of The Yjrojo;on

BUFEALoE SPRINGS, AMHERST. July s, 1870.
TAXI the Liberty OF submitting Io you the annex
ed briei description OF The Photographic q (as some
will have il) 'HeIIogrsphc method Of forming pic
lures by the apparatus named honor OF the invent
or, M. Deguerre, lie "Dagueueoype," which, If
do NOT mistake the taste OF eaders or your owl
appreciation OF improvements 10 the hne arts, may
not be unacceptable.
Imagine, then, in the hands of the operator, a
sheet OF copper about the thickness OF stout card
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
GOODS! GGODS!!
Ii u R ON 81 IL % ID Il 8
To their Friends, srsih Barsaissss
GREETING.

OUR Stock Of Spring aud Summer GOODS.
~ ~ now fully al hand aud from our knowledge
of the fvoiabe circumstances under which they
selected from the very latest nporra,lons. we conf,
dcmly recommend them az being equal both ia
price and qualify to any ~ This market.
Oar such is very large. aud baeing, as il does.
every vakiey Of Faaty and Staple Good. cannot
fail TO please any who may favor US i'm a call,
We invite he particular attention Of irisnds
TO the IuIlow ng articles Of which, assortment
IS very good. aud pnces unusually law.
BIZ and Blue BIN Silks, plain aud fed.
C"rd Sllts, plain and hed.
VIII t'e and Cord. Sailns. for special occ asions
Fisd. Challeys, splendid assortment
alnted Lawns and Muslins
riuted Camhrtcs, great variety
Cdcoes, both English aud American
Rtown aid Bleaehed Colious, very cheap
Cotton Oznaburgs, for negroes clothing
BurlRps. aud other goods for do
Black, Blue aud CARD Cloths
Pack aud Blue Cassmeres
nbiopus, Fhioet Cloths, Cambridge do, Ermi.
meth. Cashmeteli. l. allan Cloths and other goods
suttable for eenlleneus samner wear,
Pl'n and Fig'd. Narsecs and Satin vestings
PLAIN and Frg'd Swiss Muslins. Lawns. Countries.
lri>h Llnen aud Shecung, Table Diapers, Tabs
Cloth. Bud eye and Russia Diaper, Silk aud
Cotton Hosiery and Gloves. Ribbons, Laces, &e.
all OF WHICH viii be sold At pricrs 10 please.
BURTON &c ROBES.
N. 1--WE have also IN hand good supply of
B.&R.
June % tsG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
~ f.V.S V.H -.

M AS committed to the jail Of the Corporation
w "i Lynchburg. on the ION June, lo40. arun-
away slave, calling herself WI a Es n ii A i.
She IS about feet inches high, rather spare made,
thltk Ups; nose turned up ~ s",ue degree, back
much scared; on the back OF the neck IS a mid
ding size flesh mole from 30 to % years old; her
dtess WAS a home mahe yellow checked cotton coat
She says that she belongs to Irs. Frances Smith Of
Powhaian. aud thdt she was hired the present year
10 Philip Mayo OF Cumberland. She says thai she
runaway III May last. The owner is hereby notified
to come forward, prove his or her property, pay all
proper charges and rewards aud take the said slave
failure 10 do so within four months from The
expiration OF tins advertisement, shall proceed to
sell her according 10 law,
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Sergt. Of
the Corpo. OF L,pchburg.
o. The Richmond Wing will pubilsh the above
weekly for six weeks. aud forward It's account to this
Office Immediately for collection.
July l6 WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
FoR THE yIRGINIAH.
CHALLENGE! A LOUD CHALLENGED
The Pittsytrania "WagRon Horse" against tic
feLL


The Pitsytrania "W0gQon Horse" against tic
feLd.
The Wings Of Piusylsanla to their Democratic
friends aud brethren, Tor Que hundred miles around
greeting Knowye that, bel ewing, honestly, SIN
cereIy and afdeutly IN the principles We profess,
aud the importance OF accomplishing the gieat OBJ
jects We have in view, and having full and entire
hdenee IN the capacity, virtue and Intelligence Of
the people; and desiring, if we are right, that all
our jeot0 citizens should unite t0it us and equal,
desiring ii zee 1orong, that we may be convinced
Of II, aud unite with our friends Of The other SIDE !:
Therefore, be il known friends, who believe III
the repubIcapsm, honesty capacity aud virtue ul
this Administration, that we propose 10 meet them.
in solemn assembly Of The people, for the purpose ui
comforting together as iIeDds and b,ohers, acIuated
by equal patriotism, and deciding AFTER full discus
of the points at issue between US, who right
and who are lCrOBg.
Come, then, let us try il, in good feeling and pro
per spnli-wiih no uupalnotIc or wicked desire ioi
Parry triumph, but with The sincere determination
Of fHding he truth, ard pursuing 1t wien found.
For thus purpose, them the Wings of Pnsylya-
mia, believing IN The soutuess stauuchncss fleetness
aud botiom-in word, IN the capacity oil our old
Wagon Horse" Vincent Nnchtr. 10 iun the
race for us. and do battle ialt, will any
named nag, Of he 'ttue gfit aud night SORT" from
among our Democratic friends. 10 lie
teld n He Presidential question: The stakes TO be
run Tor, aud the pure 10 be won shall be the free
aud Unbiased Judgments and cuts of The people who
may be present 10 witness the contest.
Testing apar-We say 10 orr friends, in the bes
sput ana feeling of our hearts, We will, with V.
Itcher meet any champion OF their side, whom
they may select, iua circuit of 100 miles, for the
purpose OF discussing the questions otthe day, IN
full, ialf and candid manner. he proceedings to
be regulated by three gentlemen chosen ON each
side.
Come, then, let us Try it. You Say you are right
we say We are rght-but let us keep cool, aud
get mad over the matter Pick yourman then--let
nIm be Senator IN Congress or Congressman, Judge
Lawyer Doctor, PIauter,-any body--and we'll
meet YOU, any where, han way ground Of
your own choosmg--aud rather Than uiss the fun,
veil give you the privilege of two horses against
old Pint. What say you, Campbell Halfax-
FranklIn-Casweil-B &c. &c.--.ill you
make 'rue the day" or moi
PlrTSYLVANIA w HIGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

A REWARD will be paij for the apprchrn-
IA sion and delivery, or securing in al 50 ihai
yet him. my negro n,an, SAAG, Who lslt on the 4th
Inst He Is Of middle sze. ~ rather less, comn'Un
collar, has small scar across the upper part oi his
nose, Is little bow legged his elohng mol iecoi-
lrecd. and is about AZ Years old. 10 may attempt
10 get pass, or 20 10 so,ne dlsani place.
Howell. DAVIES.
July I3 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

o. The Richmond Wing mentions that there
has been breach in the James RIVER and hanawha
Canal, near Mntstick, which will lead 10 a tempo.
raty snspeuslonin the transportation Of produce
through the medium Of the Can,l--bul the breach
is not serious one, AID the Superintendent will
speedily repair It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

u The late proceedings OF Congress In regard
to The Banks in the District of Columbia, has We
~ naturally created considerable excitement n
mong the people Of that DISTINGUISHED territo,y.-
Congress has refused to recharer the Banks of the
D's'r'c, aud the consequence that they must
proceed to wind up their affairs within the period
prescribed by law. Alta meeting of the people OF
Alexandra on Tuesday week, To take this subject
into consideration, this proceeding, the part of
Congress, is denounced in unmeasuted terms as on
par w;.h he stamp act and the tea tax in the des-
poic spirit by which 1t was 'ns,'caed, aud in the
manned in which it h,s been carried through aud
resolution was unanimous, ADOPTED IN asoi OF
retroeession of the county aud town =, Alexandra
to the State of Virginia and committee al.5 DIN
ted to adopt such measures as they my deem neces-
sa'y TO cany this dcsie 'o effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
O. Read the letter OF Gov. Wchliiis oil Men
lucky.

o. Twelve thousand persons, II is eS'"n"'e"' AZ
tended the Wing celebration OF The Fou''n OF July
at Salisbury, IN. CD Many speeches were "s''''
ed--among them one by the Rev J"nn oo'per &C..
who served with Gen. Harrison ~ congress ;" Wv
year ISL $50, aud who bore witness 10 '"' ''-
ac,er Of his intellect and 10 his sound and pA'fo"'
priuciples, especially on the subject OF AO0''''"n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

o. The Southern Literary MESSENGER for
June did not reach our post office unil some day,
after we saw IT'S reception noticed in our Northern
papers 1t is a remarkably rich number, if we may
Judge from the WleS of the articles aud the pames
Of many of the contributors. We have not had
time TO do moIe than glance at these.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

u The Valley Star, in response 10 our enquiry,
STATES mat the article IN the Cincinnati Rhlanhro-
ps' Ia i'sor OF Gen. Harrison was EDITORIAL and net
communicated Well, however that may be, twill
hnd' hom IN editorial Of the same Phian,hrop,st.
copied into the Enquirer of the Iolh inst. that
that paper is nop hostile to Gen. u,rrison,s cleo.
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

u The Valley Sta asks US il We really believe
that Judge Tapran Of OHIO is an Abolnionst :
We answer The question by asking another: If a man
who declares HAT lie Is with to subscribe $500 to
buy arms and ammunition 10 nlace in the hands Of
he negroes, FOR the purpose OF killing lheir masters
III man who declares thai il he were standing on
The banks Of tie Ohio, and saw the slaves an the
virginia side cutting Their masters thoats he would
not 90 TO the AID OF the whites, aud would even dis
inherit son who should thus go-f such man be
not an Abotonis what is he 7 II he be not an Alb.
oIllionist il is only because that term does not CON
vey sufficiently VIVID idea OF The blackness and
cruelty OF his heart. II the Star glones in such
allies as this monster in human shape we, for one
are wiling to leave ii alone in its gloly."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

o. The N. Y. Journal OF Commerce mentions ,"' -
as well.authen,lcaedr amor' that o'el''e" W.
TIA, CITY, is TO be Receiver General u s''''
neys upder the Sub Treasury ac'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

O. It's stated N the Richmond Wing and the
Madisonian, and has not been denied, that we are
are awa'e Of, that Mr.. Benton is in The habl Of
drawing his pay in specie aud selling it at a tremi-
um Of 10 per cent. for bank rags No " onder tha
he is in favor of the Sub Treasury, wien II gives
"a better currency" 10 The Office holders and ba-
ser to The people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

w Honderlat.-rhe EnJuutr Of the 10Th inst
p"olshes Il long article from the Cincinnati Phiian.
""oP'st the Abolition organ in the Nest, 10 show
'hat Ten. Harrison is no Abolnionst, and that he
"ug"' not therefore to receive the Abolition VOTE
we nope this will satisfy the opponents of The Gen.
et"h 1t is tue the Enquirer endeavors 10 prove
nevertheless that he is Aboltionsl: but Que of IL
witnesses cuts the throat of the olher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
Review Of The iymchbnrg Market.
CoRRECTEp wtEKLy
sEOECOuHE ~ OrEY-Commi-~ion ncrchnn 4.

Inspected the past week, ending the 18Th inst.
365 binds. passed aud refused Tobacco. We have
sold tits week hngshead Tor Mr., Ebert A. Lee
gland OF Campbell at SIS 10, son cured, Of supr-
flavor and TASTE, boughtby &. II. Williams :.
Co. 3 hhds. Tor Capt VIM. j. homas Of
Pusylyanis, al SIS o. Sl4-Sll 25, aud several
trum 80 10 10. We see no chipge to notice N pr.
| ces tie Inspection has flIon of considerably. The
hid which sold at SIS IS was bought by Mr. JESSE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

W The Richmond papers Monday announce the death
Joseph Marx, Esq long the leading and nnu
6fhis age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

o. letter from Gtayson county 10 the Edi-
tors, says, "Ihe Harrison ball is still going ahead IN
This county"