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, 1840-10-24
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

KYoTlCE il here by given that the undersigned
II has taken out letters of administration on the
estate pf James w. Burton decd from the Pike Coun.
.ty Court, bearing date the 25th Sept. 1910: All per-
therefore, who have any claims against the e-
tate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
~precluded from having any benefit of said estate, and
il such claims are not presented within three yean
they will be forever barred.
OSBORN N. COFFEY, Adminis'r.
Oct AT
, 1840-10-24
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l MAS taken out letters of Administration on the
estate Of John Cash, deceased, from the County
Court, Of Pike Co bearing date Sept 9th, 1910: all
persons, therefore. who have any claims against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within ono
year from the date ofssid letters, OF they may be
p%rrcluded from having any benefit of said estate, and
If .uch claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
JASPER SHOTwELL, Admir-
Oct. II, 1910 -3t.
, 1840-10-24
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, I" Deeds, Mortgages,
Circulars, 1" Notes, and
Cards Of all kinds, " Bills OF Exchange,
Lading, SheTiH,s,
Horse, and BILLS. Clerks, and LANkS
Hand Justices
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Willbe done expeditiously on reasonable terms at the
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1840-10-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
GTNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All those indebted to them are requested to
make immediate payments as the junior partner Of
the firm will shortly leave the Country.
T. 5. WATERS,
w. III. WATERS.
N. B. A fresh supply Of Mofats celebrated Life
Medicines just received and for sale by
Oct. 10 T. S. WATERS.
, 1840-10-24

EMAlNlNG IN the Post Oiiice al New
H London on the 3O,h Sept. 184O., which
if not taken out within three months will b.
sent 10 the General Post Office as dead letters
Beaufort Abraham Jr Huston John
Barley Mathew Jameson John
Ballard William Johnson J w
Clark Hamilton Jones VIM
Cannon Neal Jewette Augustus
Clay Charles S. L.etford Jno
Caldwell Walter McCarty Benz ?
Cox Pleasant Miles Ii S .
Donnally Mary Neal Jas B
Drane Susan Ofett Eliza
Drewy Moses Pierce n
Emerson Hugh Penn Edmund
Elliott Jas Palmer Henry
Elliott Stephen E Oster Haul Hiram ?
Fields Silas H Purdam A II
Frazier Thomas Rice Charles
Forel David Rutter John p
Fugate Reuben Rhodes Charles
Glascock Asa Rails Caleb or VS.
GIthers Keneen Rails County Clerk 3
Glascock Lenary Shaver George
GIascock French Spaulding Robert
Gregory Thomas. Sneltzer Henry
Glascock Harrison Shelley Henry
Ordy Dr. linen JOnn
Gull Belinda Miss Tolle. Lewis III
Gerard VIM Watson Jas .
Grifen Jas Watkins l. w
Hamilton John Wright Uriel
Hern Arthur Williams Jas T
Hudson Pleasant Wright Jos 2
Harris S b Wright J A
Hitch Nathan 2 Williams Festurs
G.. CLAYTON, p. VI.
October 1915.
, 1840-10-24
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Troy
~ on the 9TH October, 1910, which if no
taken out within three months will be sen
to the General Post Office as dead letters
Allen Carey Jennings John B.
Atkinson NJ. P. Miss Kennedy Mary Miss
Bond Moses Kelseck Jos.
Brown Charles Knox James
Barber Charles Kiser John
Branson James Loving John
Block Emanuel Maroon John
Bass John Mckee VIM.
Bailey Saml Markham Betsy Ann
Carr Jonathan Moore James
Campbell P. H. 2. O'Brian Emily
Cambell VIM. Owings James
Carter Thomas Owings Isaac
Copper John b. Perkins Abner
Cunningham Andrew Pierce John
Alfred Pierce Dan 2
Chambers William Redman Lucinda
Cage VIM. Rutland Jane P.
Capps Jacob Robbins George 8
Conner Thomas J. Rector Jane Miss
John Rolf James S.
Littleton Read George
Davis 5. NJ. Roberts Joseph
Doherty James Stuart Robert
Armenius st. Victor A. B.
Duncan C. X. Smith Elizabeth
Earnes James Stuart J.
Farmer Samuel Turnbull NJ.
Farlsh w: IL. Vaughn Mary Ann
Foster John J. 2 Whitehead Marble
Crosse Allen Ward John
IowrIne VIM. Welty Elijah
Howell SamI. Wheeler Charles
Charles Woodson H. ID. 2
luton VIM. s. Willott Charles
hawkins Edwd. Williams Elizabeth
Henry Francis Young George
J. S. HUSTON, P. NJ.
October, 1876.
, 1840-10-24
NOTICE.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TNIIE Undersigned Executors of the estate OF Tbom-
IL as Davis, deceased, late of Pike county, Mo.
hereby gives notice to all concerned or 10 any way
interested in said estate, that the undersigned Execu-
tors will make a final settlement of said estate at the
next November term of the county court of said
COUNTY. THOMAS BOOTH r.,
SARAH DAVIS.
Oct. At.
, 1840-10-24
FINAL

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
THE undersigned Administrator of the
l. estate of William S. Mackey, deceased,
late of Pike County Mo-, hereby gives no.
tice to all concerned or in any way interested
in said estate, that the undersigned admins
traitor will apply for a final settlement of said
estate at the next November term Of the
County court Of said county.
Sept. l9--4t. JOHN MACKEY, Admir-.
, 1840-10-24
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al New
H London on the 3O,h Sept. 1870, which
if not taken out within three months will be
sent 10 the General Post Office as dead letters.
, 1840-10-24

REMAINING in the Post Office at Troy
IL on the 9TH October, 1910, which if no
taken out within three months will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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To EssGs EssgsLIC.

4 FEW weeks slnee. Mr.. " llian Callaaay al
n liedlnfd. pnfeh se1 Of me two Watches, and
Gold Cbaln--whieb he subsequently wished ne 10
axe back again. As there was nothing in the CIR.
cnmsiances connected with the sale of these an
clcs Ia induce me 10 deiitt from my ordinary mode
ol dong business, such rs common to all ,rading
men, OF course refused 10 do 81, particular
~ "s hete "eie somr dthrr fedsons. not nrcrssa-
~ I" be mentioned, which would alone have ius,i-
ned my refusal. fiieni oil Mr. Galloway after.
wards exhibited the Chant Mr.. John Victor. wllo
an a superficial examination, pronounced II TO be
gH, and not gold aud The tuo,or tia, ! had per
rttaled iland IN Nj. talaway, has, upon the
l''th OF Mr.. NIetors hasly opnon, been extensive
y circulated 10 my prejudice. Knowing, ~ did,
lh't the chain was rold, Immediately adopted the
nsn"l tests LOT the pntnse nf showing that fact and
~ WI be seen, b, the sui janed certificate ot NJ
VICTOR that lie has, nOnienlionay am sure, done
me ulustlte-tat lac Is satlsh ii Of the etroi OF
ms d'st opinion, aud that the cham was gold.
irol constrained 10 make this publication, in OF.
det To countenot Tie reports which have been efeu-
lated 10 my prejudice. aud the crronvousness OF
winch have no thet means of 81 owing. Compaf.
atvely stranger htfc feel II important to yindi.
cate my inlegris * INST such imputatinns how ey.
81 they may have originated G. f.. LVARD.
The Cham purchased bv M. William Galloway
was shown to me hy Nj heliwtrh add upon a casual
look at II pronounced tia gllt ohau-l have since
at the irqpesl al Nr. tha's. Evald, eNauIncd and
les ed ,le saue, AID am satisfied That 1t Is rnd
Tue Appearance OF lhr CHAIN. its pattern, and cxcou-
uon OF the Workmanship u.s. So interior. that 1t WIS
calcuRicdto deceive upon Slight observation, aud all
the trade IN was oi the same oplnlon as IN, sell
They have since however become satisfied ihnt II II
Gotd, JOHN VICTOR.
Junp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

u ourreOders wihn perceived that we are publishing
Tie speeches delivered the Tobacco Con, ention la,c held
IN Washington city They contain ,ust fund of useful IN
formation instructive the iopc planter only but 10
every citizen of the country Tie admirers of Free Trad.
VIII see IN the speech oi Mr. Dodge, to-day how the Amen.
Gun p"n'ef has been heeeed by that deceptive cry. as
oeehJec enough, we admit side olhe house bat the
"Ihc, has hcen burdene with the heaviest ,es,ti,,s w.
have few other documents tins subject lay before our
readers after which propose call their attention more
particularly To the extraordinary tnraton 10 which We have
been subjected ior the benefit fureign governments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

o. Gov. Seward, oG New York, has refused 10
pardon aud release from prison, the great logger,
Lyman Raihbun, who, one or Two years ago, 6teW
up in Buffalo, after having obtained, BY fraud aud
forgery, more than a million Of dollars from the
unsuspecting victims Of his cupidity. Gov. Sew
ard takes the ground that his edu alton intelligence
experience. cotdi,ion IN life. ASSOCIATIONS aud re-
iailons," SO far Gom. emitting hun 10 Executive
fiemency, render it esl eciaI!y Improper that II
should be extended TO him. The Governor expires
ses, at the same time, deep sympathy Ior' the aged
and respected pareus OF Raibub. and ior his lie
even more eminent for her virtues than her mis-
'orunes."-'fhe Governor deserves credit Tor the
h'nnsss which he has displayed in resisting tie
Influences Brought TO bear upun him on This occa-
son. Aud he very correctly observes, ." II there Is
one department in the administration OF govern
"ent where 'nparalily ough, to be maintained
more fIeliy than in any other it is in the exercise
o. the la,1eniug power. The rl'a which prevails
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

Forgery.-The Loco Focos are resorling to forge
ny, il seems, upon excessive scale, 10 prop their
falling dynasty.
a circular, purparng TO be issued by tie Wing
Central Committee OF Ohio has been eXteusv ely cit
culacd in thai State, winch tired Kelley, L %. tue
chairman OF that commIttee, denouncrs as Il basr
forgery. no member of that committee having any
knowledge whatever Of the persons by whom on the
place liom which IL issued!
The frank OF Senator Talma sc has been extern
sivey forged upon copies q: the Circular 81 George
w. Hopkins of tbs Srae, which, b. thai means,
has been inhustilousv circulated in Ne" Aotk
Mr.. Wise Is charged, by IrtIer writer IN The En-
qu,er, with having Tracked a carlcatnfe toa eifizen
ofFaucuier county NJ, WISE denies all know
ledge of tie lrdusactior affirming that he has nese,
fanked a catealu,e OF any kind 10 The county Of
Fauqulei
Amos Kendall says, "pure morality is tue democ-
racy." Are these Jorsercs illustrative OF what Ken
dali means by pure morality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
OBITUARY..



We announced bcfy in the last NrgHian, the death, nj
TuNATus SYpNoR E-q. Neverdd more generous no
bier heart beauuc in which the better ctmelr al
our Nature more happily mixed III mofe behulHulIy
blended Dek ocdlV hIs family lie the IDOL 81
the domestic cncle. His remarkable tenderness asR nus
bun, ms ufi5 M affection Iurct lis wHfn attachment It's
relative, Mefe indeed muvcflInl. Fun aud ufden n bls
friendships he uiicd 10 inspire reciprocal e"imgs IA
laon Gifted with ucute, vigorous, wcl-Ilancod aud
cultivated nHud lac tie Churm 81 every sucm ronlnn
The den l-eul aud Iuluiuf, ara al nmI
peelrd mud bciut cd has oxcibd lire prnouad
lutW outstanding he tell lA no sudden
aud appalling stroke hut fingered long The lnrdris u The
grase, ilr slo,v-~ victim OF an eNeurfmg nnndA
The ong prucrssiou which luuwod his the tomb,
the "las sad offices lmaIty' wrre performed evinccd
the deep regard o awning friends and the heartfelt sor-
r,.V with which H. consigned ir 10 IL deep, damp
Ynn' uhore in ,occchcss hopeless anguish bend,
10 -, Ida. q, ihc IT., llr cd, tie Friend
- ef ne r. 80, .ss OF muu --Betf eea=e The suun,
a no" = VAN .'l, 'o T. IT, -,'lcnhl'y l1oans
"Mix'd with you dropping eur
"u silence, shed the sympatlet. ,, w.
Died on SUNDAY, tho 3ist ult, Ms. IL, -, in flr
FiE1 D. consoil al Cupt. Charles NmGheldu Ut An. 49,,
5lst ,cnr her aec. She pcucrnbla IN lite an" "
atll IN DEATH Those who most intimately acquniH'
i her best knew hcrworh The deceased or lev ycnfs
past Ind shared largely the Affections lucid, nj 10 dcruhm2
aud consoime aduontiuu OF our Lord, "fhm ot me- 10"
nm meek luwly IN hcgrt md Se slHl ind tesi -he
hnd found thar rest OF the huN hul ol the soul and om
her religious and moral u-~ociuuns dl the lust ih years
We nve an earnrst her future happiness. Verify, tefe
rentniarih rest or the people OF H"d
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! Nashington. J eff, rson OF eli n Jackson M,
! bnt an nnnfineiped and ungtateln wretch who
IKE slprr. siuog ,he hand that noufished aud gave
/ INN bread. wall call YOUR attention only Ia !,
small portion Of that A JIirss-and then submit II 10
Your calm reflection. lIr says: The uafrlkon
pnly Congress ate Ica.ued together In gfeai e.
'eetoneef'og assno,arron, with lis executive com.
hilfee, raising money by tens OF thonsanls-pfae.
,'e'ne the must uuheatd uf abusts-gesine subscr,-
oefs iof newspaper under The promise llAt u shall
De received under frank. and violating the law by
actually tfankhng it, Is this true, Nj. Kendall :
caution You, sit, how you cast stenes. LIT him
VINO Is saiiiless cast the 6st. 1t comes wilhiu my
Adma,s,ao ',ao copies ., the "leoe and Other
lrpe onanti,es ,h,onch ,h, H.,
lrauk II Administrator members at rono,,.s. and
his rfru I,{}yfsx o. ,,o,,r,s III, !, ,,as, 49,
Extra tfiobe, H.. h,5o ,rr,,y. - H. 49,.
der the l,,nl a. n, r,. , - - -, -, - ~"
/ forw aided Ia every ,,,, I'll. if,,si s.,
means Of tne fnnL If yam, ,,,,,' ''
rteSs Nav, | ,b,.l = ,..,.,,., t, :, - "
lemoye fhe hr,, f,, " 's'p'' WI 70" -
tempt 10 exfr,e, ,L mai, C,,,,, - y"
least il woul., be n,nl,, l 49, - : ~
when yonr ball has dana 40 NH .,l,r -, wv
an truly so,,, ,b,, NJ E,,il' ,''i''
been So frednrnlly d,,u,brd =, Law
hers. by tie roar Of ..Nbip rannnn " a,1 ,,,1,
snegf 81 IL thai excellent atrn, SIM. l., H. -, 49,
rum he Post Onice Drp,,ln,ent la, i4s ,,,i n.y.. 81
rena,atlue his health that lie Npnll IA, r., ~,
both iet Eis health and the ronfo,,,t ms Ilfsn,J
cfnldfep IN ,sn.,,, ,o i with. t k,,n5u.l, ~, M,
mountains al \ ,,.,,,,, ,i,, ., -. - =,
/ luibnlr,, ,,d 4 spIi a h i, - :,
lieye III. c,,x ~ W 49,, -
eumsI,nccs -, - - =
such = cnu,s, uL,t h 'i -, -,
,l,caa l,,,,..aI, ta,,..I :, " ~ - 80
Nv h1 -, :, r',' , '"t "a" u '"c 'o'' ~ Tue
Bni faiheI guess lhal the roar of such common"
Is more dlsagretabe 10 his feelings linn pctllans
his safely or anuot inv ia the sloubrts of - cIl
dren The KEY IN his ,r.,ona,,,n= L,. j., III. Inc,
:, - ~ "'' i'''S'"'i" ~ ;" NV nv
'H"' ne hops IA ms potN't COMMISSION, or The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

!" 'a'oi OF one whom the world has esteemed and
respected. and in whose behalf thousands address the
rAecu''e' ought TO be equally efficacious when
'heted by the most obscure prisoner in his
soin0'y cell" These jus, Sc niimeuis II is tim,
too that they were universally adhered 10, andlla,
Tie s"itdler IN broadeloth sleh be as ripuy deal,
with as The rogue lnrags
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

Bank Of Virginia. Capt. John NJ. Oiev, Qate
Tcle,) has been pointed Cashier Of tie Lynch
burg braech oil The Ba"k of Virginia, vacated by The
death OF HE late Cashier, Mr.. Sydnoi. Mr. vi
liam q. Avereii tiate Book-hetpei) succeeds CAPT.
O'ey as Telle,; aud CapI. James Il. Green Gaze
Runner, &c. succeeds Mr.. Avereu as Book keeper.
The place OF Runner is to he filled by the Board
nexl Wednesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

~ The letters f'om Cincinnati. published in
IN, Globe al length. and "bolled Town" in tie En-
ouirer, pretending to deIai cer'ain vnIenl exft.s-
Sims and conduct OF Gen. Harrison towards certain
individuals o. that city, by whom he had been as
called are so msnesy false upon their face. that
wen those who usual put most implicit faith the
Government ofgan compelled II admit. that in His
matter a, least il paints lis Devil rather Too black
Even if as the Globe asserts, Gen Harrison is 'the
uost profane man living" surely the iends of Old
Hickory whose conversation was aiways gtrnlshed
Nth snperabundance Of oaIhs, should be the lasl
IN complain OF him on thai score. But, the uniform
pacdiiy ofGen Hartison's temper proves ii 10 be
false and in addition 20 this primd tdcie evidence OF
II, fasy We lave The declaration Of the Cincinnati
Gazette. which says; Gen. Harrison us,sna such
language as that attributed 90 him: and the oDl,
foundation in ruth lor these ridiculous stories,
are informed, remark OF his, in speaking Of the
yiiuperatise remarks OF Buchanan and others, that
they were infamous fatsehoolS."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

o. The Dinher proposed TO be given TO Mr..
Rives at Buckingham June Court was unavoidable,
deferred. Mr.. R,ves will address he peo lie OF that
county on The second Monday Of July (rhe l2lh.)
We are informed also that Valentine w. Southall,
Esq. OF Abemale, and otter distinguished gentle
anen are expected to be present. and TO address the
people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

o. DIR. j. w Dorsey, OF Frederick, MD hav-
ing renounced Van Bmenism and come out for Gen.
Harrison, the Glide says he is deaulling pos
ter his charge is pronounced false bv' Dr.. Dor
sey; but II Ii be true. why didn't the Globe gro-
claim the fact While DIR. Dorsey continued in lis
ranLs He was lhen, doubtless, very honest fell
low
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15


S s s,.',,, end ID, IS r., St, y,.. "a On,
NOT s"'p'>std hs ny hafse,
tie "Ns eol by ,nleaited Luzhotoueh. aud out oil
the dam ct 'toslet, Merah, Nc. A iu pedigree
'"u "a, performances all be certified any pe,suu
who may desltf 10 purchase hun.
JUBAI Is nfh blood bay, # good size, black
name and tan, aud mhy be seeu unul the 18Th oil Jul,
next, at the stable Of Nh. Samuel NJ. Lambeth OF
Campbell county.
The subscriber. residing Tor large portion Of the
year out Of tins State aud therefore being unable 10
attend to his stoc, OF nurses, would BE- glad 10 sell
humber OF 6Ue Race iiorses, stations, Mares aud
FIlirs II The brst hlood ~ Virginia
Any communication on Tins subject may be ad.
dressed TO the subscriber al Gloucester {. House,
Virginia.
Juhali Offered NJ the low rrce OF $500. II not
sold, lie will be 10 tarm out an0lhrr year.
Reference may he had 10 Richard q. Moiriss Of
Lynchburg, OF 10 DIR. Bambeth.
c. S. MORR1SS.
June H. u3As
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Y'cm EPoEsnrs Ese,cupeg.

A BSCON DED tUinthe suuscnbrt, about the
~. lst III May last. mgr" man slave, ny The nahe
al Stephen. who generally goes by HE name ot ; e,
phen Huchster, belonging 10 one ." he hers OF the
Lite William Gulhrey, DEED. and has worked on
james River tor many Seats pasI, as heahinah oil
boat. He has vile at the Rev. Daniel Days OF
Amherst coHnry, but have cen informed that tie
sad fellow has been seen lurking about home ever
since he ran away, or going up and do"h the iFer
harboYed by some person. viii pay the above re-
wand on his delivery to the jaIer for the corpora
ION of Lyuehbntg. or by securing hun IN any other
jail SO that ret nm again but will pay all Ieasona
ble expenses il delivered al Lynchbare.
JOSEPH EUBANkS.
June Is 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
Hands wanted at the OitOn
Factory.

NMPLOY MENr vii gwen 10 or 10 Gnls,
ma between the ages Of 10 Z ,eais the Lyneh-
burg Cotton Factory. 1bose hon the country, IN
fim llts OF OF g. viii be preferred; aud need
arply unless they can produce testimonials OF good
moral character hom To II ueie bours.
Amply at the Cotton Factory.
Apl ID 3f
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estIniiion 3iS Acres.
more or less; hir iiie qua fity will be asces-
tanned previously ID The day Of sale, by survey
This land li.s IN pdp,ilbns ueighborliooj, within
about Two miles of Amherst Courthouse. and -
bounded be the Lands II Elj,h Fieiei,sf. John NJ !.
Williams, Janrs Z. Mcdaniel. Samuel WaIls and
William Mcdaniel. Iiisw well waIefed, very pfodnc-
i've. aud susceptible Of the hiehesi degree Of I'M
proven rni The undersigned. who lives near thu
Land. will take pleasure 10 showing II 10 any person
disposed Ia purchase.
TERMS AT SABE.-A etedii of, and
yhars Tor equal poiians al the purchase money will
be given. tie purchaser SECURING the payment there
OF by bonds with eood personal security, and The IL
tie 10 the Land ilsrll TO be isncd upil full pay
mehi is made, further security. The putci,a-
will lave lie privilege OF seeding al The usual
lime In The comng lall, aud full POSSESSION will be
gwen him on the LIST day OF JANUARY next. The IL
tie Is tteyedlo be upqneslionabl, good hui tho
nnhrfsi lnod viii onl, cuuvty such as Is vested III
HIN by .ho SAID last vii and testament.
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL.
Ex'or ot Lindsey Mcdaniel. deed.
June 4 i15A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

0j@ Patrick II. Pope Esq. formerly Van Blu
zen member of Congress from the Louisville d.s-
trcl, Kentucky Qhe predecessor Of MI Graves has
come out fol Harrison, and made most effective
speech in his favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
SprsAyCD OR STOLEN.

z1~TFv~rr From tie subscriber on NJ on
GeTMAsyssTA day. The elh nst. IN lynchbntg.
mr. 8S n Setter Dog, III common size,
sS,tsSshhsspasSss white. with yellow ears, aud one
III his loic legs aud shoulder yellow. with n spot of
tho same color on the hump. Any ,fformalion
concerning the above described Dog, will be ia INK
fully received, aud liberal Reward gwen for Ia,
delivery 10 me IN Lynchbnre.
JOHN MALLORY,
June - % II
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CDgMsssEON BUSINESS.

~ + subscriber offer his services 10 his ilepdS
4 and the public generally as Commission Mrr.
chant for the sale Of Tobacco, aud will make liberal
advances II requested Upon The recelp' OF consign-
msnis PAUL JoNto'
June ) II II
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ALSO,

"
A very large and well selected n sol tmeht o! every
tlnng iti the iIad~ate line. Furnll ure and FOOLS
for Cahlnci Makers, MID Wrehls, fauners. &c.-
llouse Keepers Will 6nd Fendrrs, Andirons, SHOW
els and loues, kpyes and Forks, Spoons, Tea
Boards mud " s,tls Tea Kettles, Bell Metal Kettles.
Saaco Paas, Frying Pans Plated and Brass Candle
sticks, Snsilers aud Trays, Baskets, Mas, Spit
Toms. Buckets. 'rnb-, Coffee Nils Coffee and
Tea Puts. Patent Coffee Pots. Egg Boilefs, Steak
C,shcs, Urns Nursery LAMPS, Casters, : Dish
Covers, Brushes OF al Kinds, Venetian and other
Binds Gntialn Binds and pns and almost every
hind OF Cooking Benats.
ALSO,
a splendid assortment oi Pocket and Pen Knives,
Scissors, Raz and Straps, pisIols, Guns, Rifes,
&c.' -
Shoyels. Spades, Forks; Mill, Cross Cutsand Pit
Saws;tja>, Seei warranted, Trace, Halter Leg and
Filth Chllus, Nail Rods, and general assortment
Of hon
Ilo earnestly in"es all persons dealing In his
liueto i've TIM call. as he is deternnedtooosll
both mhu sale and elaiE.as cheap similar q sd
can be had in Engnia. Merchants before going
TO Richmond ~onld do well 10 examine. tho stock
and prlcts the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII.
jan. 30 -