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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14
Another Veto.

Governor Porter, as we anticipated, has
vetoed the Bank Bill About the next veto
we hear of, will be the people vetoing him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14

The "jeFersonian republican" is TOO small
an affair 10 waste ammunition upon. North
GmPtOn Messenger.
Indeed, Prince Billy! So you can't spare US
bit. and we must be treated with almost silent
contempt. Perhaps there is some reason why
you cannot spare US any. Perhaps, as we bore
down 70 hard upon you two weeks ago, yeu
'hinE Us more than mach for you Or it
may be, that as you are engaged in exerting
your royal powers TO captiva,e certain fair
Miss, IN EasioH, you want all your stores of
ammunition, as well as your stock of assurance,
10 effect your purpose. Well, lei it be either;
we are satisfied We have done our duty.
We have helped to expose you and your Mes
senger 10 the People Of Pennsylvania, and they
now know that Governors son is employed TO
manufacture public SentimenP Cor bis papa. y
shame. where is ,hy blush
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14

For wan, Of room we are compelled to defer
the publication Of the address of Judge Banks,
as promised in our last. 1t shall appear next
week.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-04-14

Madrid, March 8. Spain has just passed
through two great trials without turbulence or
violence--a general election and the carnival.
By singular fatality, periods and occasions Of
public amusement are always being suspecIet
Of becoming times Of trouble and disorder.
Letters received here to-day announce The
Immediate departure of Senor Olozaga frOr
Paris.
Madrid papers of the 9th state that report
were in circulation Of speedy change IN Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Washington correspondent Of The Richmond
Wig, writing on The 81. says There is no doub,
about the veto Of the Bank bill and none abou,
the dissolution of the Cabinet. 10 NV opinion.
both Of these events may be looked Tor n the course
Of The next week. The sudden and unexpected
appearance Of Judge Abel p. Upshur Of Va in The
Senate Chamber, IN yes eiday, has gwen new i'm.
pulse 10 speculation; aud runor-not Mr. CLAW =
v.nt Dame Rumor, says, he is to be chaged v,,h
the duty OF reorgan zing the Cabinet aud to occur,
distinguished lace in it himself As To TIE truth
THESE surm'ses this dcponenl saith nothing"
We have letter from Washington dated Al Q ~,
clock on the dth, which is conirmatofy of the lo,e-
going. The writer says: "'rhe Cabinet will no
doubt be broken up, in part al least. Badger and
Cntenden will certainly 90 our. Judge Upsllur,s
here, assisting IN iofming new one, as is said
John V. Mcmahon Of b Gilmore, has been ,ny,ed
TO a seat, add as the report is, declined il. In.
shur, it is thought. will come in. few more DAYS
will develop much.'
Judge Upshur, who has at last fallen upon y
luck, card, commenced life an ultra ieder,li,, and
SO continued until after mddle-hfe. He then be.
came Nulliyer and has been known to ayow
his anxiety for dissolution Of the Unloul pe,h,ns
h will be less anxious for tins event now "a , DIS
solution OF The CABINET may be mote gral,f, ing 10
his anbIIion, and is, after the English fashion. he
seems TO be charged with It's re organization.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
FOR THE NIKGINIAS.
BUt klNGllAM SPRINGS.

MeSSrS. Eaitors- Having heard lhis place spoken
Of 10 the highesl terms, determined short tl,re
since to ply II visit, AID personally test The quail
hes Of the water, and exp some Of The pl'as-
uTes 10 be derived from WISH 10 f,shundbc wa
lering place. Atera ten days soJourn here, find
lha' IT has not been oyerrated The prophet r, Mr..
Sam'l Morrss, is most deserving man his CON
slant ann appears to be The comfort aud acCOmuO
d'ion OF his guests. and nothing is omitted winch
may coniii bule To their and amusement The
landlord, Nj. James b. Saunders, needs ont, an
introduction for any one 10 be pleased wnh lin lie
Is one OF the FIRST managers IN tie COuniIy,-atten
i've, pote,z and genemanly IN his department.
The bar-kceper Mr.. Tyler, possesses all the quail
lficatrons necessary for The place he fills a pc feet
gentleman, beloved and respected by all who visit
the Spnngs.-Ehe accOmmodat ions are much more
extensive than hal supposed, all The buildings
having been erectedwirhin the last ghieen months
Three large hotels have been erected and furnished
neatly, besides several comfortable cabins; 500 per
sons can be accommodates they have had many
as 4OO persons Al one tue; the number varies tom
; to 40U. Inc nnsic Is equal to any Ia The world
George Walker Is here OF the best ldcrs ai the
day and every amusement calculated To please can
be found here. The lare i superb the table Is
loaded "nh every luxury ateh and popular reigh
b"lhood Can aif I'd, aud socd up IN excellent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
LAND FOIs NAI.E.

1 OFFER Tor sale, one the OF he, OF both IL two
L tracts Of Land, lying IN Nelson County, ON
the waters of Fuckers Run. One containing three
hundred aud sixty. and the other four hundred and
thirty ac,cs. These tracts Of land are within one
mile If each other. within litlle more than a mile
OF the Courthouse OF the county, aud within abont
ten miles OF lie James River Canal. They are botir
IN good heart and IN rapid state Of imptov enent
and capable OF making first rate farms. The water
IS line and the county remarkably healthy.
TERMs-Onc, two and three years, 10 equal in
s'alments secured by negotiable notes. with approved
eniorser. }. GARLAND
=. S. 1.-THE above lands are not sold " private
SALE elore, they viii be offered at psblic auction
on the fourth Monday in September nrx, be-
fore the trout door Of Nelson Cou,, use that be-
ing Court day. J. GARLAND.
July tdsit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James Kirc1' u K0,luaChN Canal

PROPOSALS will be received at The Office
l. Of The james River IL Kanawha Company ~
the CITY OF Richmond. until the Goth September
next, for the following work:
]. The construction Of Aqueduci Of ranged
rock w"rk. for the Passage Of Shockue Creek under
he Richmond Dock.
The construction Of a small Calvert OF ham
meT dressed OF cut s,onfs near the Screw Factory.
3. The excavail,n.a and reinuv.I of the mud and
eauh from the Dock.
4. The excavation (undcr wate,| cf a channel
from The tail Of the outlet Lock Of said Dock, to
deep wafer lear Rockets.
The Masonry viii be built OF Split Grsnf E. ell
laid IN the best Hydraulic Ccmeut-'rhc C0u,.ac.
tor finding all materials.
Plans and Specification, oi the alb We work will
be exhibited al tie Office RI the said CoI any at,~s
Jha ION September Mex, and expianai gwen = y
&. y. Sanford Esq. p. A. Engineer. tesriert IA
Redmond. BENZ WRIGHT.
Chief En- 'uecr }. Il. q H. C".
Aug. l6 rus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

FlOr,dd.-The Tallahassee FIordian of the 2Ist
u't. gives an account Of fight between some deer
hunters ard a party Of Indians whom they acc,den-
tally encountered in Gadsden county. Three of,he
Indians were killed, when the balance fed to tie
hammocks. The hunters were SIX in number, bu,
three Of them took 10 their heels, and left their
comrades 10 fight it out One of hem WAS slie htly
wounded IN the shoulder. Another party Il Indians
had twice assailed travellers, and wounded Two of
them though not MORALLY. near Blocke,'s Cross
Roads.
Lieut.. Anderson, at the head 81 men and accom-
panied by Aeck lladjo, nInent chief who was
captured IN iofm,r scout, came upon IA party OF
Indians on island, near the head OF Lake George;
but all The ,oartiOrS escaped, after exchanging fires
by dasnng Into the swamp. SIX women and lhrte
children were made prisoners, and squaw was
accidentally killed. Not Of The whites was in
Jnred: Aetk lladjo, the chel received a fl sh wonrd
IN the arm. The troops Two DAYS and nights
N approachin. this Indian camp during which time
they did not cal sleep, and were in the mud and
water all the tie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
U'HE.IT .y.OYXCE.

MY MILLS are now ready To start, with new
l's non gear on The best plan, with water from
the Canal, 80 that ] shall be able 10 do double the
business heretofore done. Farmers a,o invited To
give me n call, when they shall receive IN CAS- II
the height Of the marker Tor their Wheat, when de-
lIverrd. DAVID STAPLES
Scpl9 w;}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
MAR ls1AtaE.

Married. in Rciimo, u. IN the 3Ist ult. ~ the
KEY Nj. Meeane, Mr. JonN b. CoL,S, formerly
one 1t the prop,e,ors Of this paper and esrnt Of
L.nchbntc,) In Miss CAruAniNt eldest d.uv liter
oil NJ. Ward, Esq. tncrly OF Baltimore.
-, on the 3lsi August, by the Rev Samuel
J. Price. Wm. u. JonpAN. Attorney u, Law, fer.
mrfly OF CAmrhell cou,, house, 10 Mss MAHruA
r. daughter oi Wyatt Caid"ell, Esq. Of In ,lo,,e
{. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
500 IKE WARD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near
L u G,cc,s Ford, on S,aunon RIVER in the eonn-
" OF Bedi I'd. on the 3lst Of Augus,. nv man
J q IL N, who IL n brgh, Mulal,o, abou, five
feet niue OF ten inches high, spare made. about %
Yeas age. has mould on his nose aud one other
on his i'cc. viii give the above reward Of twenty
dollars II taken on, OF this MY, or ten dollars II
taken in this county, in c,Ihcr be delivered 10
the subscriber ROBT. w. LUMPklNS
Bedford Sept. Q way
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
EDUCATION.

TIVE WINTER SESSION of The subsc, ibcr's
l. SCHOOL will open on Monday. the ,hlrd
day OF October, and continue five monihs.-in IT,,
all The branches Of subsi antal Education will be
lie will be assisted by hiS daushie,s.-l Instruction
IN Music aud Painting viii be gwen on The or iiuary
terms
few pupils can Le accommodated With boarding
~ h's family. WM S. REID
September , lmI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
OBITUARY..

Died NJ the residence of her mother in coip.
~, ct Consumption, the 10th oi August Mis-. En,,,,s
AM WYATT srArits, daughter oi James Staples dee d.
III The 10th wear OF her age. This interesting lal, s been
-" down III The bloom oiyouiand by her ,acu.
nm has been made TINT is nnpaahlel,ut her friends may
console themselves with the that she has lc this
world Tor aheiieriat their loss is her eternal enn Mis-
staples vas consistent nhc, o The Mcihol,s, Church
"hd Just before she died she requested he, mother md broth
n S's 10 meet her IN Heaven, and lett the Church
Militant 10 john the Church Triumphant
>h' "d'd mot .s the sun, which sets in clouds
ana gloom but as the inurnlns II =, " h,ch mclls
And mingles IN the glorious light OF dny."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

and the ban Is supplied With the choicest qno,s. IT.
,enlse and obiig,ng servants u delightful situation,
better water Than can he found this side ii the
mouna'nst In fact. the most fasiidious cannot be
otherwise than pleased with visit here.
vISIrER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

o. We have received copy of Warrocks Viz
clnia and North Carolina Almanac forthe YER 1872
In addition TO the matter which ordinarily appears
IN 'his annual ii conta MS the Census IF tah county
in the State, which viii render very valuable (or
future reference as well for present nformalion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
300 or 400 Acres,
SOMETHING NEW,
UV.H. ~, SVT'TO.y..

WI. ~. SUTTO.N,
IL AVlNG taken III Office three doors above the
Il l. Franklin Hotel. for the sale OF LOTTERY
TICKETS, on,Is TO adventures The following
Schemes
VIRGINIA WEhLSBURG, M Sc TO bo
drawn IN Petersburg, on Wednesday, the 8h
and received Friday evening.
Pr'zes $4,000 $40, 600 50 000-l0 Prizes OF
sl,0OO-l0 OF 100000 OF 500 &c. &c.
- Nos l3 drawn ballots
Tickets S5-ilalves So 5O-Quar,crs 81 %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

u MI Cl'y's ,eJolnder to Mr.. Rives, whichlhc
reader will fi9d the frs page is one Of the mos,
hn'shed specimens OF Parliamentary Eloqucuce
winch II has ever been on, fortune to peruse HIS
h'hn'''on ol tfue cou'age, aud OF public virtue, IS
juIml(bIr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
FEM Ale SCMOOL :.

I'iiE winter session Of the subscribers School
Il will commence on Monday the third day OF
October, and continue FIVE months. Grateful for
past encouragement, the subscriber will use con.
slant exeriion for the improvement Of those who
may be entrusted to her care. The plan OF Ipslruc
ton ru braces all the usual branches.
TERMS Tor beginners, ten dollars; tn, Sc more
advanced, twelve. Tuition fees IN advance.
ID. ID. DAVIS.
Sept. Q ish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

HANING returned to Lynchburg, offers his ser
i wees TO the public in
Landscape, Sign and OrMn me nlnI
Painting, Gliding n Browning.
Any orders With which he may be favored will be
exeeuted with neainess and despatch.
lie VIII also give Lessons in C,ayon and Water
color PainIine. Those DESTROYS Of acquiring this
pleasing arr cannot meet with n more favorable OPP
portu ny than Is now offered TO them.-Mr. Fuller
las testimonials OF high character asto his ability To
Imratt instruction IN the above art.
Lessons in Wax. including materials $40 90
Cray"n and Wate, Color Painting each lesson. 50
Imitation oi llerent Woods will be taug hl on
liberal c,ns.
Flags, Banners and Mtdals, Of every desCrI plion
made to order in the shortest notice.
Signs OF any diner sluus will be executed equal
10 any 10 the State, II he eau have from TO five
days notice, and warrant The gold 10 hold lis iusre
Looking glasses picture aud portrait frames will be
glldeJ neatly, and a, the New York prices. Apply
u, ,ha Sign Of Niagara Falls, nearly opposne III"
Union Hotel n. FULLER,
Sep. Q lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

o. The Slaunton Spectator has been very much
enlarged and ol The largest as il has long
been one OF HE best newspapers IN the State. II is
printed with great ncalnoss. AMI edited with marked
ability.
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I;s.ss:;s.rrsss CANAL ""G'srH" i'..;a1rzsS

ARRIVED
Buchanan, A,mswcrhy-L ,nchbutg, Fields
Ohio, Jen,son-Gen. HARRISON, CLARK.
CLEARED.
Sept. G. Vim. H. Lancaster. Harm ton.
7. Enlriptize. MEG fln-Old Dominion, Chill.
dr,ss-Proneer Pellet.
3 Buchanan, Armswutlhy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
The Packet KOUSS.

TIVE Packet Boats JOS. c. GABELL, Capt.
1 ilun'l'y, and JOHN MARSHALL, Capt.
Hull viii leave tins place, alternately, on Mondays,
"Wednesday and Fridays, n,73 O'Clock A. NJ.
BOYD EDMOND * Co
July Is ,si
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
PkOIG- HS r. VITO. O.V,N.
".

INllE subscribe, Informs the public tina, no ha.
On hand large lot of Plonphs, Of the ya,,ons
patterns used IN this section Of county, made of the
best materials, and workmanship not surpassed b,
any shop ~ the country, and snlr,l To- work we'll
As'.ss Wagons, Of diile,cnt szrs. on hand. and
'"' sale, At his shop p"e's lanyard On ace m
mod,',ng tcrns where NIL repairs IN wood and iron
VIII be douc with nealncss and despatch by
ID. Z. REEFS.
Sept o vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

Southeastern Rodd.-At "A meeting Of the ci'-
zens OF ashngton county, on the 23d ult. the fol.
lowing additional Delegates appointed 10 the
ChrIsIa0sbutg Conventions: Francis Smith Joseph
Miller, Col John Preston Alexander F,ndIay. Col.
Harold Smyth, john n. Ilumes, W,ndham Robert
son. Abraham Nordyhe, DIR. Earl b. Clapp, John
NJ. Preston, Michael Shaver, + lward Lahim, Ed.
ward Fulton, Jacob Me'chant, jacob Lynch, Con-
ally r. Ing, Dr.. Nokefson Snead, Henry ST.
john Dixon, Charles S Bekem and James on SEN
hichmond IS b. ginning 10 move On the suhrcl.
paper has been prepared FOR signatures requesting
tie Mayor 10 call meeting of The citizcns 10 take
the matter into conside ration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
GRE.IT' K.IKG.YE.V,N.

TO all then who are ~ want Of CheaD Goods e
Tier by WHOLESALE ., RETAIL, we say give
us a call, aud We pledge ourselves If GOOD BAR
GAINS will induce you !" buy, you shalt not be
disappointed. BURTON & ROBES.
Ariil Is tsli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
Ladies Far al Baekne cham SPRINGS.

''"dte' 4 %" az D0th"9HdW springs.
We are requested TO say that the Ladies in tn
ne'shOo'looe "i Buckingham Springs, Intend to
hold Ear al that pleasant retreat ct must be So # ,
correspondent description IN TO days paper be hall
uue,) TO commence on THURSDAY next. the l6,h inst,
Tor the purpose OF raising funds to complete an f.
plscopa Church in Ihat part OF the couuIy The
object is laadablc one,-as What Object m which
tue Ladies heartily engage. is noI1 Fai,s ploIt,Iy
conducted, are a legitimate and unohlrctionable
means Of ialsng fund OF benevolcnce and charity.
and that ms will lie property conducted we bay,
every assurance which the exalted cha,acte, of ia.
most prominent movers in tins enterprise can fur
nish. We do not know whether there will h, many
vlsners from this place or lis immediate vicinity:
'ho"gh me inducements are OF no ordinary charac-
ter hsi, The Springs themselves afford deg hiu
retreat from the dust and heat and business of town
Then, the pleasure OF submitting TO a telling TAX
upon ones VANITY, or any other olblc Tor yrtue IN
AID of benevolent object, is undeniabe And last
~, is the felicity Of paying this into the hands of
he "lnlu'sterng angels" who viii be prepared to re-
ceve II, and al the same moment If whispering
solt nos sense in their ears, which, like Desdcmo-
IA :, viii be - emily inclined" listen 10 the music
ut lciclance he be iavo,le) Of the contributors
voice; aud which, we may add is entirely unapp,evia
olc--bv bacheloi--uut II be tested by actual
experiment. We advise, therefore, tie entire bach
elor tribe TO take up the line Of march Tor the
buckingham Springs the I6th; and " ho can tell
lhat they may not hereafter number II among Tn.
jr est days OF their lite when they gaze on the far
beings whom they may win aud veal" while
''"ihching for less attractive merchandise! Try the
experiment, gentlemen bachelors!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
DVU1yIe0 Ia Hire,
GREAT DECLINE IN
VIEW SHRI.v'G n SU.N.NER
GODS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING At OUR
Wholesale HIrsl Retail Store,
LYNCHBUnG VA,
Our Supply Of SZ'KE.y'G. y SL.N.NER
GOODS

\ LII which were bought towards The close OF
"a The Season. and at much tower prices than were
paid IN the early part Of the Spring. Our assortment
Is very exclusive, and having Lren selected witr
much care, aud bou ut at great sacrifcc may wei
be 4 lIlnEl MiIh L lie Il G..l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
V'IRGI.vs.1 .NO.vOH.G.gLZz.

No. 80 to be drawn in Richmond, on FRIDAY the
10TH aud received Monday morn,ng.
Capitals S6000-12 5O-l2O0-75 Prizes Of $500
Is Nos. and drawn ballots.
Tickets only 81 50-IIalves 81 25-Qrarlers 62i
cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

u The Wing constituents of Mr.. Mallory are
following up the blow given by Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Meetings are called in Nanscnoud and
Elzheh Cny 10 express their dlsappr bar'on Of his
recent course.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

WILL SELL, nj public auction on the II h
d'y al September next, hat) acre LOT, lying
On Jefferson street, commencing on 9Th or Ianya,d
Alley, IN the town OF Lynchbu'g, inmcd arcly iron.
'ne the basin the lot fronts 40 feet, tunnn, back
100 and will be divided into two OF more EQUAL Io,-
TO suit purchasers. There Is a small House ON II
suitable for an office or small family. and quarry Of
Gnc building stone. The terms will be one fourth
a,s,xty days, the ,ance N six aud Twelve months
secured by negotiable notes payable At one OF the
Banks ~ Lynchburg, with an approved cnJo,ser
On the next day. on the premises. TRACT OF
LAND. tbs couoty OF Amherst, estimated TO con
tain
900 Or 400 Acres,
Of which about enc hall is cleared, having a fine Or,
hard OF choice Ffnn-'Thc ntleared Land - we'll
iimbcrej.-Ths Tract nifHis u fine opportunity TO
any "ne wishing To purchase Lands in tho vlcinu,
OF Lshehoufg, as II lies we'll and Is well adapted to
he cultivation Of wheat oats. corn ind tobacco
and s"iih three and half miles oi town. These
Lands adJo:n the Lands Of Edmund Winston, =
PcI.Jo aud others. The terms for the Land
vii be equal payments, al six, twelve aud twenty.
tour months. srcn'ed by bond and approved secur-
~, and The title will be retained ,ll the pay me n,s arc
made. MI G"'ren, living on the Land. will shos ii
to any one wishing To purchase.
N. TALlAFERRO, for hm,eJdna others.
Sept. 0 l4S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
30 Dollars REGARD.

ANYWAY from Tie undersigned, IN the 3lst
IL May last, IA negro man named ANDY.-An-
d, Is likely black fellow, from 80 IS years Did,
bushy head oI hair, shori heavily bull; an uncom-
mcns stirling. active. intel igeni. shre.d teow-tle
WIS raised pr cp.lly in Bedr"rd count, 10 ~rn sc.
quanicG in Lynchburg and Ff,nkli, tDun,y; hs
lie has wife Al Mrs. daddys, nea, The head u !. v.
Creek. some o or miles from my plan,aiion-Nu
ciious have been used 10 apptehend this feIlow,
aud am pretty we'll assured he 10 lurking in this,
~ the adjoining neig hborho The above re-
ward wi, b. pad for his delivery Id me, az ms
confinement, 50 that get him again. My address
Is Lynchbnrg, Va.
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
!. V. Creek, Bedford, Aug. &c 4wh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
FOR RENT,

(T33 TIL corner brick tenement on Main st,eci,
Iii,il one door below the franklin Hotel. The
-l--A upper apartments are well suited for the resi-
dence Of tlvate family. Possession will be x ven
AT the end Of the present year.
WIN. RADFORD.
Sep @ WV
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II n I'll Ed NILK.

VIE subscribers. ANXIOUS to encourage uI9.
l. growth of SILK. would like to pun chase few
hundred prounds nicely reeled: none other is wast-
ted.
Persons having such for sale may find u purchaser
by calling GEO. BAGBY a. Co.
july ID ts,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

Treasury Notes. -The amouu, OF Treasnry Notes
ou'slandi the ST inst is 81 2G4 Gao 40 Of which
s. 590,G55 81 issued pror h Of March
last, and 81 ,675 0S5 50 since IA of March,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

" Mess,s john H. Pleasants and Job, =
"a'l"hef propose To establish new Wing Jou,pl
at Washington city. They are stimulated TO TINS
course by recent events At Washington and they
intend to raise the "tfue Wing standard" ard IA
battle Tor the contamination of all the Reforms can
tended Tor IN the lae canvas. The Prospectus shah
appear III our next.
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Drawn Nos. Of MOnOUgalia Lottery,
class X. drawn 4ih Sept.
90 &C . 80 So 20 SO 81 10 II 20 81
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Ihe 'ac"nesto be filled is in Union, a Wing
county.
ALAbAMA-The political complexion Of the
Legislature oi Alabama is thus stated,
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STATE ELECTIONS.

INDIANA Full returns Of the election tot the
state Legislature give the following result: