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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
OBITUARY..

From lie SoutF WtSicrn Chri5tldn 1dU0cdIe.
Died, on the night Of the 20 Oct, At his resi-
deuce near ChrksvIle, Tenn, Nh DRURY BAG
WELL, formerly of Bedford county, Va..l aged 10
Yeas. lie lived honest, humane. benevolent,
pious life. lie was beloved and respected by all
who knew him. highly respectable cuzen. aud a
most exemplary member OF the Methodist f..
Chutch. 10 death he not only resigned, bur
triumphant, leaving to his children manifest token
he power of the Gospel of grace TO save IN The
last moments Of the Christians earthly career lie
has left highly respectable family, and with them a
good name, which Is far preferable 10 gold or sill
His funeral was preached AT Bethlehem Church.,
By the writer, the 22d ult., WHEN his
deposited near he sleeping dust of his pious com
panon, and his son, NJ, hoas Bagwe, Esq who
be ia died III full hope OF i'm lortally. j. ID. W.
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. 1t is announced that The Il nix of Jackson
vile, III East Florida, has res med specie payments
Tor all its obligations. The writer OF The Money
Articles Of the New York Herald, however, views
this movement with dstrust. This Bank, the cap
Ital Of which is only $75 900, and the legality of
whose charter even ISL matler OF doubt, failed n
tIrely some three or four years ago. The Herald
intimates that II Is now resu,cltaed by company
OF New York spectators, who intend to give il IA
Wereficlous reput ton Temporarily, until sufh
cent quantity OF its bills thrown into circula-
tion and then suffer it again TO explode.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

Acquutal Of B. W. Greea,-On the 12th inst, a
bout o'clock L. Nj. he jury, after retirement of
bali an hour, brought in verdict Of not guilty. in
the case Of the Commonwealth VS.. B. w. Green
The accused, however, is not yet Free there icing
90 other indictments against him. lie was remand
ed to Jail until the Spring tenn Of the Court to an.
swer these rdictmenis-lhe Judge refusing to bail
him.
When the verdict Of he jury WAS announce !, the
Compiler says, "a yell OF applause burst forth from
the densely crowded auditory, which d,fes dcscrp-
The whole scene was one of shameful confusion"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

To the Editors Of The Lync!targ ruStnian.
GENTLE EN-Notbeng subscriber to You,
paper, dId no. see publication oilhc 30Ih Sep
lenbrr, under The signature ol"AnEye Witness" nn.
III a r',nd furnished me with the paper containing H.
The eve Witr.ess," presume, IL no other person
lhan Mr.. Thompson Tyler, whose false statements
of The circumstances nlle,,'lne settlement between
would call ol notice al ny hands, were II not
ioi the fact, thai the public have ben fel' ne to The
respectable yisers NJ tins place Tor IL fnlh OF ms
statements. Mr.. Tyler came ere IN the sumner
OF lSlO, rs well rs the last, without any solcfalon
On the part OF the proprietor and "Ilhput ANY con-
liact Ion Conpens lion. Nevertheless, was wiling
10 pay hun What his services worth, and
dlpgly agreed 10 submit the matter 10 ecn,l,me Of
nut own selection. Before they had lHkcn the sub
jet under delberllon, | made Mt Tyler n prnpo-
sltlon, winch he accepted, and 81 the matter
settled. With ilese Facts, well known 10 Mr.. Tyler,
he has charged me with refusing q abide m award
winch was never made. II any person should feel
interest enough II enquire into The truth Of this
statement, would refer them 10 the gentlemen whom
MI. lyle alledgfs made II e award.
SAM'L. MORRlSS.
BucknC hum 5 iinos Nov IL II
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Q5T The',iiioes ii B,shop Mosre's death or-
hed great sensation in Richmond. The funeral
took place, last Sabbath, from the Monumental
'hnfth' in which the venerable deceased had so
long oieiaed. 1.-The crowded assembhcc pres
eht tsays the Gonrilcr) aud he long rrain Of chi.
Hens which follow ed the remains 10 thcir las, earth
" tenement ('ntie new city cemele,yD showed the
d ep attachment and yeneration entertained for the
deceased. In token OF respect Tor tho venera,ed
dead, the Capitol bell tolled yesterday after
noou.'
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Land for SAFE.

rlNIIE subscriber offers for SALE u tract Of
l. L:und, in the county Of Bedford. con'a,nine
Two hundred and forty acres, snuarrd about s'A
miles south of Liberty, adjoining The lands Of Col.
DAVID Saunders and oihe,s. The whole Of thu
land hes remarkably well for cultivation, and 80
originally OF HE best quality. The larger portion ~
sull good and the whole may be easily and cheaTn9
improved. The Improvements are a comfortable TIA.
med dwelling house, with The necessary out houses
Adj lining this land is another tract ot an hundred
aud twenty five acres. upon which some rich aUd
beautiful low grounds, which purchaser Of the ~
boye might probably ge', should he desire larRes
farm than the one here advertised. The terms III
sale will te made favorable 10 the purchaser.
JAMES NJ. GOGGfN.
Nova w3w IL
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Valuable aud desirable property,
noon HS.v'llEHls

r1NllE subscriber having Obtained n frat rnle
L Binder from the Month"; wonl inform his
friends and the public that he ia pro a,cd ex-
eeuic all business In h,s line with aud de.
patch and particularly invites Bank Officers, Clerks
OF Courts Merchants. and all others 10 want oil
Blank Books 10 give him a CALI, as he IL deter
mined To give satisfaction to all whp may avon, him
with their patronage. Old Books rebound u, shou
notice. VIM. A. TALBOT.
Nov. IA vC,y
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W.. II. q X IL II ~ II,

OF New York CRY,
pEGS leave 10 inform The cniSrns OF LySchb~Se
- aud vicinity that he has returned from New
York. and 10 now prepared 10 resume his business.
lie has also brought "uh hun u select quantity II
Music, by the most popular composers. nnd hne
supply of the best Piano syringe which will be insef-
ted, from Que to fun sci, the reasonable
rr,s. Pianos tuned AS usual. and any repairs
done to that instrument upon the shortest notice, ssd
most approved method.
Sepicu Der l6 tsiC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

Something .Strange,-We copied few days ago,
the official annuncation Of the appointment, by the
President. Of Bennett A. Crawford to be l.. S. Dis
trcl Judge in Louisiana, in place of Theodore Nc
Caleb, deceased. This annuncialon astounded
the cnlzcns OF New Orleans. Judge McCaeb being
not only alive. but IN good health. OF course, Mr..
Crawiord's appointment is nullly. Some one
has quizzed the President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

= The Prince de Joinylle owes rapidly. l.
vas but the other day that he landed New York;
and we hear of him al the Southern quite, of Lake
Huron on the 10Th uno; aud subsequently OF his
arrival at Green Bay, whence he proceeded lor
Prairie du Chen aud St. PEERS
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ARRIVED
Nov. l5-Clayior 81 Burton, Ash-Tennessee,
Bailey.
15-Wm l.. Lancaster, lIanngt ton Ii ghIand.
er, Fouiqureen.
CLEARED
Nov. 16-Ploneer, Peel--Gcn Harrison,
Cinkc--Old Virginia, Taylor,
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~ The Lexington, Va. papers announce liz
death of Mr.. Cons, merchant Of Rockhrdgc,
of small pox, contracted on his Late visit 10 the
North. Several new cases Of this disease had made
their appearance, most Of them the me bers of the
dccedent's family.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
q u q ID $! q q ID 3
q q d ID S!!.
All yOu who would your money snvG,
Come 10 and you shnli bar ins Isave.

Come 10 me md you sisnii bnrgnins hnvc.
6lNlS useless 10 say any thing more about the
l. cheapness ofGoods, after the repeated declar-
atoms Of BARGAINS BARGAINS! that appear
every day IN the papers: And my object is To to
the public generally, that my assortment is inferior
TO none in The Market and prove satisfactorily
to every one IS only 10 give my stock an examlna-
ton before purchasing, and | pledge myself there
shall be OF dissatisfaction eher as to quail
liy or price, Tor am confident bought Goods as
toO. and and aoH sell ihem for cash, as low as
any house in Lynchburg.
My assortment Of Groceries IS large. together
with the largest assortment OF Hats Caps, &c OF the
Latest styles aud fashions that ever had the pleas.
ure OF offering 10 The public and TO ~hich I invite
the attention Of all ID. y. C.. PETERS.
Oct 20 WISH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

o. The trial OF the Hon. c. +. Mitchell. ex-
member Of Congress and lorger. has been again
postponed by the N. Y. Count of Sessions. Ifhe
had been Of no note, lie would have Leon in
the leni.eu!lafy long ago
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

o. President Tyler reached Washington on
Thursday last, his pulse cheating healthlul music"
The Secretary of The Treasury has also returned to
The city, from short jaunt to Boston. Mr.. Web
ster was daily expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

o. The Slaunon Spectator Of the Iilh inst.
says that the Western Lunuc ASYLUM - still going
ahead in its brilliant career Of usefulness Five pa
ue'ts received lhelr discharge last week, cured
several of them very interesting cases.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

F1oW.-The NV York Express says that the
lale news from Europe has caused increase of
l2t cents per barrel ON Flour than 900 bhls.
oil which had been purchased Tor the English ma,-
ket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

C. The Presden Of the New Orleans INKS
have held Getting, and resolved thai ii is expedi-
ent to resume specie payments practical
bic. very wise resolve.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

O. y The Vicksburg Wing OF the 9Th inst an.
nonnces the disappearance OF the epidemic by
which that city has been so severely scoursed.
PORk.-The Lewisburg Wing OF the 18Th says,
'the Hogs moving 10 the Eastern market this Fail,
ontnnmbef any season within recollection. Up
wards of 20 900 have already passed lhrnugh our
tow; and from the account given IN the Charleston
J,nersonan. there AT least that number between that
Place and this" Price in Lewsbure So 50. In
Balt'm re, II is quoted at So 374 Here it is selling
81, though mol very freely.
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| Form of Proru.l

Fofm Of Pf0fy.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THE II PRESENTS,
That we, theSubscrbefs being Stockholders E the
James River and kanawha Company, do hereby
constitute and appoint -, our rue and law
iul attorney and proxy to represent each Of in all
general meetings OF the Stockholders Of said Com
pauy, when we not personally present or reple-
SenIed by some other proxy with fuli power and
authority al such general meetings, to give such
vote votes, and TO do such other act or acts as
each Of us could give or do as member f the said
meeting, If we were ersonally present /; and we do
hereby ratily and confirm whatever vote or votes ac
acts, sand attorney may lawfully give or do
for US in pursuance OF the authority hereby confer
red upon bin.
Witness our hands and seals This day of
IL nIIsanl Iinl Luulrcd nd
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" 1t is stated that the Frederick (Ma,yIand)
Banks design fesumlng specie payments on the Isl
of December.
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MARRIAGE.

Married, in Burlington, Iowa. on Thursday eve
ming, October 81 by Bishop Fulton, General Ar.
THUR BRIDGEMAE, to MRs. ANNA ELIZA WAR
WICK, daughter OF CooneI WIN. Ross, late Of V II
MI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

u The Madisonian coulfadlcs he rumor Of
disagreement bet Mcssrs Wise, Glmer &c.
They certainly disagree on the Ba X question, al
though both OF them claim to be "Repubcan
Wings!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

C = The MadisonIan speaks OF the editor of the
Enquirer as a veteran busy BIO iy.' Call you TIN.
ickins your friends?
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.4TGTION N.ILE or
IN a ~ - ~ 4

VA u BILE REAL ESTAT T..
RT VIRTUE ola Dee Of Trust. executed 10
- mcby John Thurman and Elizabeth his wife Tor
certain purposes therein expressed. which deed bears
date the ooh April, 1910 and is duly of record ~
tho clerks Office oil the Hastings Court Of Lynch.
burg, shall SELL nj public auction. In tho hi hest
bidder on Thursday, the 18Th November next, that
truly
valuable and desirable property,
at present he residence ol the sad 'ihu,m man. con.
tanning Que fourth Of an acre of Ground with good
Dwelling House, Smoke House, large aud con-
modous Stable, We'll II first rate Water and NIL
olhcr conyeneoocs necessary for family residence.
This Property IL so well known that further de-
strpton OF II IA deemed unnecessary.
NATHAN SCllOOLFlELD.
TERMS liberal. and made known on The d. V Of
sale. N. :.
Oct. IA ilSN Il
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- Likely Negroes,
AT AUCTION
10 Likely A-eHssE Negroes
1T .IE( TxO.v.

l WILL SELL, NJ suction, on Thursday the
25Ih INST. 10 very l. krl, Uoung Negroes. m,s
y bays enls all very likely. Sale NJ | O'Clock,
IN front OF Store. Terms at salo.
e. PHELPS.
Nov. IL ,o5N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

Il contested election SeULcd-CoL Linn Banks
whose seat in Congress from the Culpeper district,
was contested by William Smith, Esq. has resign
ed, by mutual arrangement; and "A new election has
been ord' red 10y L.. Gov. Rutherford, to be held On
the 90 II oflhis month. M,ssrs. Smith and Banks
are again to be candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

James Riuer and haadrha Improvements
hanawha Je1trsnnlan Of tie 9th Insi. informs us
that the Eng employed in this work dec.
dedly Of the opinion that Canal can be constructed
the cutie distance from Lynclbufg 10 Charleston,
and al an expense small III comparison with former
estimates. We loI. thai this opinion may be well
iounded-as We I've long ago come 10 the concn-
sion, that, If the eonntc tIon OF tie James River aud
hanawha can be effected only by Raa Road,
the scheme would OF necessity be ultimately aban
doned-both on account Of tie immense cost Of
such mode OF lmpro,emrnt, and lis demonstrated
incapacny TO sustain ilsei except under very pecu
liar CircuI stances
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sYH.gY.ED OR SYOLE.y.

ENRON Mr. Fhorntou's stable II Buckingh ham
Courthouse, on Tuesday night, the OH No
ven,ber, u BAY MARE four years old last Spr,rg.
She is compaeily bui, common sze, PAGES well.
full toll. wh1:e hndioo some white about the nose
all knot above one knee--had on "A pair of new
shoes the toes on the fore feet pointed with Steel
Any Information, directed to Mr.. Thornton or TO
m,s self, will be thankfully received, and llLerl re
wand pad Ion her delivery.
CIlA'S. PERROW.
o. The Richmond Wing will publish three
times and chafee G. L.
l.ovngstnn. Nv. 10 81
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o. The President has appointed VIM. p. Du
val, OF tallahassee, TO be Law Agent Tor The Teullo
~ Of Flordh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

DURSUANr 10 decree ofthe Circuit SUPERB.
4 or Court Of law Chancrry Tor the county IT
Amherst rendered M the 3 81 day oil August. l6lts
IN suit wherein VIM. ti0b"tne and Cornelia his
wife and others Plau,tns, against Fayet,e Nos-
veil aud Mary hs wife, Defendants; iir undcssighT
ed appointed Comm s,onrrs therein. Will on the
25h hay OF November, l5il, IF lat. II not the 0sat
far day thcrrailef) sell, a, public autt'~. IN
credit of u, IL aud ~ months, belo' Tho Mavkes
House, in the town "i i.,uctbnp,
a TRACT OF LAND
IN the county 81 Amherst, aoJon,ng the Lands VI
Posse, Powell aud Others, conl,i iag from to 800
acres. Also n CT of Laud in Campbell, contain.
,ng 80 acres. aipiniug the Lands oi J. NJ. Wsrwick
aud Others, 3 mes from Lynehb",p.
And on Tho premises. The following 1OWR
PROPERTY. 10 vii: a three ST. ~ Brick House
% tee, mont, on The Nam Street. adj lining Plan.
iers Warehouse one half acre Lot. with Brick
House, nca, the Poor House; Butk ilonse with o2A
le front. IN The nelghburh hood OF The Western Ian
SEA feet Of unimproved g,ound opp s,c Mr.. Pey.
ton LcGwich; AID two unirnpreved i.oIs on Frank
lin Han, nearly OPP ostc Capl. McCorkle's icst.
dcncc
The purchaser will be repaired TO give bord wi,A
approved security, aud the li,le retained until me
u,chase money Is paid. The property will be
shown by the commissioners 10 any one wishing to
purchase. STEPHEN ID. BOW EN-,
WM. 5. CLAIBORNE, ) Com'ss
THOS. A. IIOLCOMBE, J
Seplrn,hef % w2jNH
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c,, ,stroeJ abb ton, which II We ,ducel him
from his in piled pledges, and brought him into un
natural alliance with party towhieh FOR ten years
he had been opposed. The desire 10 be re elected
and the hope iha, he nigh, effect this object by
throwing himself in opposition 10 20 which
he was pleJs by lis electon.-tais the lehl
which led him aslra,: and he vii yet live TO curse
the hour when lis ien's fdtuus blaze first shonc on
his path. and begued him from The ways OF rect-
Jude and honor.
Ii il be true ms tie President SANS, that his
..pusc h rs kept heahu music amid The Storm Of
Indignation provoked hy his folly and trcacheiy, he
is most grossly slandered; and wnhl, his con
science must be plable as hls pnrp SEES. lie
cannot remember the past. without some compunc-
Des, unless Remorse hath ST is sting. o. # his
~. Ne be yet so much quickened by the hopes that
the "weird sisters" have whispered in his ear that its
,ery excitement is mistaken Tor health, the day is
soon TO when these hopes will be blasted, and
when solitude will give full play to the anguish
which is kept IN check by f,tlery and adula-
ton.
MASSACHUSETTS s." There she stands! BE
hold heri"-The election in Massachusetts has re-
suited in the decided triumph Of the Wings. She
townships heard from, the for Governor stands
as follows:
John Davis (Whig) 55 600
Marcus Morton Loco) 50 963
Majority 46l7
There are $3.50 scattering votes tincipaly ei-
ven TO the Abolition candidate.
State Legislatve.-Wh Senators elec'e ed 49,
Loco Foes I3.-House 100 wings and 81 -Locos
many still TO be heard fon.
OHIO ELECTlON.-The Locos have been
exul,ing very much over their Triumph in lhls S ate.
Now the fact OUT, that, al hough they succeed
ed in carrying majorillcs of the State Legislature,
there is IA decided Why majority OF The popular
vote. The following is the ag- regate, compiled
by The Editor ul the Cincinnati Gazette:
Wing vote slave
Loco Foco Go 96l
Wing maj 'rily SSH
Please, Genllemen Locos, strike Dino from your
"ryramd."
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The Packet HONts.
C.yNu OR VV.IrE.4T.
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
RENT.
HNIlE Lands have heretofore offered I5r sSlc ]
L now offer for rent. There are upwards 81
500 Acres

500 Acres
Of cleared land. 30t OF which Low Grounds II
uncommonly fine quality, aud upwards Of 500 scses
of fac high land, all in coyrr. Or, will work tho
plantation in partnership wHh jndc'ous oulii<xtUt
II the coil. propose to put WITH the baDd IL vov=
SEES, l2 oxen. ID cows, 40 sheep, and ultwsr0s ii
100 hogs, 400 barrels Of corn. lie crop III fv00rt
aud other rough food on thu plasiaion, 8 ca,ts, l
Wagon and an extensive assoiimrht u plantation
tools. My plantation has be- n under gid sysem
OF clover and plaster lof many yeas.-l design ne
change in ihni system.-l ~Iil furnish annually. n
my oos, 90 tons OF plaster. aud as much Hover
seed rs deem necessary f,r the n,e Of The psn,s-
tons which shall be sown when aud where |
may request.
Twenty five hands are sufficient To work tho e.
tate 10 Interchangeable men aud 10 women or plough.
Toys. an willing TO contract for three US 6~e
years.
| confidently believe there is no estate on James
River, com ainng an equal number Of scies, capa-
bic OF yielding morc produce. am only induced
10 uncr it ioi rent, because | have not force sui.
dcicnt 10 wolk II, aud cary on ny other opera
IONS.
VIII it not be In the interest Of man. Who has
an old out plantation, to accept my offer. svW
OF five yeaisl have seeded. and in ve,y good Mjlt,
35I bushes VI wheat.
HENRY S. LANGIl0RNE.
Nv. ID avn
= The Richmond Wing nd Enquirer, I'm
please publishou weeks, and seni accounts TO this
.fli,e.
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STOVES! sTOVEs!, sTOvEs!l!.

FEllE subscriber has hand, n full supply
/ Of STOVES If all dcser ptons. Sly Parl0v
Stoves. Nncplale franklin Coal Stoves new aniessv
and premium Cooking Stoves. In fret, very slyN
and pattern, usually wanted III this coun,ry. Pipesr~
SUIT in any quantity, for matchng aud rcpwivtOgs
Also, Sn,e, Iron Work Of every Kind. Copper
Work slchas Si,ls, Worms. kr,rlcs, Sew Pane.
Il. with IL general assortment III TIN Ware, Of his
make; all n, prices to suit the tin's
THOMAS .. AGREE.
Nov. Wits
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IeSte


SEAL
Testc, SEAL.
SEAL.
- To cd:-I, "A Justice
OF The Peace for The County aforesaid, do hereby
certify that - - whose name is above sub
scrlbed as an allestng win, ersonaly appeared
before ne in my county aforesaid. AID made oath
that the above named
-, whose mines are subscribed AS parties 10 the
above letter oi attorney acknowledged the same in
the presence 81 tic said witness as their act and
deed.
Witness my la I'd and seal lhls-day VI
eighteen hundred and
- - SEAL
Nov. 1S vIoUD
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EDUCATION CONVENTION.-Df rrer 1
days had been designated by different meetings FOR
The assembling OF the Education Convention in
hichmond, and me confusion and misunde rs,and,
'ng were the consequence. 1T is now understood
o'at The Convention will assemble on the day seec-
.eu ny the meeting in Rockbrdge, to vii, The second
thursday q December In this section Of the Stale,
10 meetings have been thus far held and delegates
appointed. Ought this to bt, We hope that
Tue i'ends OF an effective system Of Popular Eduoa-
oon will bestr themselves, and forthwith proceed To
'c'' Surely the great duty of dffusing know ledge
among the people is of as uuch importance as "a
party triumph. And yet, while we fear We shall
'ee, al the Education Convention. "a mexe handlull
VI Oeiega'es, we have no doubt tina, 10 February
"eH!' at the sound the party bugle. Richmond will
'oe crowded with delegates to the Loco Foco Con-
sen'on, then to be held,
40" efficiently do they manage this mate, IN
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.e'OTIGE.
LEVI FISHER, GUN MAKER,


" OULD respectfully inform the public that he
w nov has ON band fine assortment of ri
FILES at pnc,s ilom Sl5lo $50; also, PISTOLS
rou - to 500 per brace aud SHOT GUNS from
common To best. all ol winch arc ms own make, AID
warranted. lie IL also prepared 10 do all kinds Of
repairing wllh neatncss aud de spaleh, aud upon ms
liberal terms as Al any slm,lar establishment, IN the
Safe. lie sill continues at his old stand, orp site
The Franklin llbIc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

W The Al xandra G"z'te says that Senator
Preston Of S. G is undecided as to his continuance
IN the Senate. Ills retirement from that body
would be greatly regretted