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New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
SILVER MEDAL AW AkSDED.
IElNls,S PAEENC VEL SSCR1NG

ITENG,S PATENT ELFHeCKHNG
~ CHAlR-islI-is no y offered, much improved.
viii rock of itself VIII please iniant
VIII give perfect ease. VIII coalort the aged
Nllnoi get ont Of order. VIII prove family comfort
Is not this sufficient In sickness or IN hea'th.
Rock rock III Kings chair, there's charm IN IL
That sooihes all the cases Of suffering buna nifty
Tell OF the Pisarure there Is IN the use oil H.
Rocking so freely-of ease the reality
The regulating ofhis Chair makes 1t IL ehect equal
TO two dtinc ard separate chairs consequently sse pnr
chaser of Kings -clf-Rockcr buvs the CHEAPEST as
vel as the easiest aud best rocker in the market
NB-The rockers of this chair present no 9bsrIetioH
Always on aand the following patent Chairs, all war
rauts3 10, TO get out Of order; , ,,,,-
REVOLVING CHAIRS, RECUNRENT CHAIRS,
RECUMBsNT REVOLVING CHAIRS: LlBR tkf
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety, all made Tor
especial ease and comfort All kinds of chairs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the ma
,rf,r,1rs nj rtairs ". w. KING,
Pstent Chair Maker, No. IA Broadway,
oI2tf Ne,r York be;xeen Grand Il Broome ST
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
KOILED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES G. mOFFE1~P l2l Prnco-street, near Wooster
y would particularly call the attention Of Hardware Deal
ers and manufacturer, his superior Grce of German Sill
yor he oers for sale wholee and retail Of all thick
ncsscs and equal any, either Foreign or Do
nesti. for conr and -oftnr,s n21-u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM, CORNER OF JoHs-sr
= LII KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WooLEN
n GOODS DYED, restored and dressed Including Ia
dies and scntlenens garments such Dresses Coats
Shswls, Crspe. Velvats, Ribbons, Merinoes, Hosiery
Cassns-cs, Carpets Rugs, Piano and Table Covers, I'm
Coz Shades & c DC. o..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

ksA EOES SAD.E ssns EXCsa ANe.k-A
HE. Country Seat, 10 miles from the city, located in
Queens County l.. containing upwards OF 80 acres OF
FIRST rate land. The buildings double house,
deru finish with CRATES, marble rantles folding doors
&c, kitchen; a'o large barns wagon house, car
rage house, shop, grnaary poultry house aud yard cs
house with all other necessary for large
nmy. The fruit o? the beet kind and every variety
apples, cherries, &c. in abundance.
large amount Of the money may remain on bond and
mortgage; BROOKLYN NewYork city property would
be taken 10 exchange. Address L. 81. s. this office.
80 n
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

EECMRs APPLIED y h hsjm asy war,
- HARPER; NO ts seSsy is2ld
experience in the busise4s
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
D RY GOODS.
HIUFFs: ,IUFFs. NUFFs. AT W.

UFFs: NUFEs. NCFFa. AT WAT
w SONS. ia Graham = and Ice Bowerv-The cub.
scroer iE-fns Tie ladies' Of Nsxfor AID vicinity that;
nc has So~ OF hand very rich and elegant assortment
al LINK and Other Fur hufs. prices rsd=ced fall 80
P 9cH asy previous year. He earnestly .clics i
cii go purchasing and those 10 favor hin
II ilad hot be dsapp inted Fur trin.sings OF I'll
kinds, AID Fur repaired hort notice.
on I'm WATSON l5+ Chatham ans lG0 Boxery-
Eif FAEs. sos Ds.-ALFKED Smith,
Merchant Tailor. No. 1876 Futor-s.- would invite III.
friends aRd Ae pu.c 10 call and examine his stock Of
new Fall Goods consisting OF Cloths. Casseres and Yes
,nE suited 10 the fall trade Gentlemen leaving their
ders TAy rely upoa their being fulfilled IN the mos, salts
factory manner Terms modsraieCash delivery. -
ONE FRECE ste E-Gentlsmeu wishing TO
~ purchase Food cheap Clothing, would do we'll 10 cali
at l55i Chatham tre.i, where they fnd garments
the following prices
Cloth Goats 50 TO Sl2; Cloth Jackets 81 to s.; Ssu-
nett PANS, 81, to $40; Cloth Pants 50 $3.50.
ol 3m JACOB COGSWELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

eF sale cxchange ~ tracts Of handsome Land, con
s Iaining I25 acres each, soil Of superior quality,
wstered with fire and covered with hns timber
ouch white oak, hickory beach, walnut, maple and
ycamore The soil is adaptod wheat rye corn, oats,
cotton tobacco. sweet and Irish potatoes. The above
lands will be sold reduced prices, aud terms to
.s or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
merchandise For maps. diagrams and particulars apply
to SMITH & TURNER. 10 John street up stars. nj u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

CsT-Oa Tuesday last green Pocket hemo'ah-
dun Book containing q few small promissery notes
and memorandums Of value 10 any psrsou Dat Tue
owner Whoever will the bar Of the r1cFy
une Coffee House. l9s Water st SHALL be literally
| ed and no questions asked nlV
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

L NELSON, a seaman, son OF John Ne,on. of Rzshy
ford Brewery IN the County Of Durham, England Sailed
from the por, of Sun. erand aeou; siSc and
landed BosoG. where he left his skip. If no as
living he of something very mseh TO HIS adyant
age by spPlyog the subscriber, the City Of New
York. Benjamin Ord, Esq, of Sedcefeld, In the
County OF Durham. ANY who can give information
respecting said Nelson will DC rewarded for dong.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

Book, of subscription are opened BY EDWARD A. Nj
COLL Ese. Trustee. the ONCE Of the New orA Lie
aod Trust Company, No. 3 va 81
" T. The cash pa ment wall be deposited IN 'ne .Se
York Life AID Trust Company snd TIE receipt oil Inc
secretary OF IN, Company given to all 'nbscrioer'-
BY nrtier o. the Trnstess- o.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

Total Vote OF the State. ......35,725 1859
Majority for Mcdonald .......4,l 3G
Vote of 1910: For Harrison Electors 4O,26l
Van Buren, do. 81 ,92l
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
THE TRIBU N E.

Tyr Us,4Ep STATES MAGAZINE Aso DEMOCRATIC RE-
,yw Vol. TX, No. XII, for November 1871. New
YORK J. e. H. G. Langley, 81 Chatham ST.
I'll -.u. issra of the Demncrnfic ia en,hel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
LYNCHBURG RACES.

The races over the Lyachburs course com nenc.
ed on Tuesday 2lst September, and continued four
days.
FIRST DAY-A Purse Of 800. given by III .
Proprietor, twenty dollars entrance added IN {
purse, two mile heats for , and 1 yaars old.
la"nes q wilma nson's b. c. yeas old.
by Sarredon. dam by ronsou, 81 90
H. Blankinship's b. h. I years old, by
Tonson. dam Co situiion, 32ll
Chas. Z. Lees b. M. 4 years old, by
Medoc. dam Berram, (eramped very
badly.) , dis
The best confessed lace ever ,un owe, tins course,
since the memorable day lthegteat contest between
Lady Lancaster and Donald Adalr.
Time So; 4; 4 lS; - 90.
SECOND DAY.-Puse s. SO. two mile heats
William McCMeo's IN Hasy. 1 years old,
by Emancipation, dam Washington, DIR.
TONNES IL WilIamson's ch h Warsaw,
years old. by Eclipse, dam Arab. al Il
John l.. Wines br IN Clay Thompson, 4
years old, by Margraye dam Charles, l22
Z. c. Moore's BIN Margaret Blunt, years
old,s by Eclipse, dam Contention, 3 3 dr.
sCramped very badly alter end heat.
Time, SO; So; 4.
Same Ddy.-A Mach, between Jas Williamson's
bay colt years old, by Emanc patton. dam Roam
okc, and Z. c. Moo,e's bay eed,ng, years old, by
Golah, dan Truhle, single 'sh Of one mile, for
5000 aside. Won by Wlllamson's colt with ease ;
time 3 minutes.
THIRD DAY.-Purse $3.50, two mile heats.
l0wnts " w ilIiamsODs b u WOodCOck,4 years
old, by Emancipation. walked over, and took the
money.
FOURTH DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500. ;
mile heats.
John l.. Whites & Blue Dick, years old, by
Marerave, dam Lance,
William McCargo's m Mermaid, years old,
by Emancipation, dam ronson, 2dr.
Same Ddy-A Match race between Mr.. Rogers
Rip Rap and Mr.. Chas 2. Lees CHI m Belsey
Red, two mile heals, Tor $500 aside. Won ~
Besey Red with ease. Il me, IA; l3-lrack
very heavy.
Rip RIP was the favouriie at long odds the
knowing ones thought they had u dead point, and
pIanked i, up freely 500 to $50 on Rip Rap, and it
IS quite likely The friends of Rip had as hard fall
as Betsey's did las, Spring. RIP beat Betsey last
Spring. and Betsey beat RIP this Fall: Turn about
IS far play. Try the thing over once more, gentle
men, and settle the point. This days racing closed
the present meetirg with mile, half mile, and
sundry quarter races, with the largest attendance on
the field day for the last seven years. Every
thing passed off with The utmost peace aud har
mony. J. b. Secy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
LADIES'
JV.RITIN'G SCHOOL.

THE Ladies Of Lynchbufg are respectfully in.
l. formed. that nv Rooms are nov repaired and
IN good order, and hat have made such dlsIrbu
ton as TO time, with my Male School as 10 enable
me To open the same Exclusively for them from The
present time, from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. unt'l IL NJ :,
aud from untl S, p. NJ. OF each day.
Any Scholar who lad and spell, and has never
written, will be taught to write good and lasting
hand during the course, as may be seen from the
specimens IN school. Applicants aud those desl'
r US Of joining said school, will please make appl'-
cation as soon as possible al my rooms, over the
store of Mr.. Rlchd Tyree, few doors above the
Franklin.
also give notice, tina, my usual course Tor young
gentlemen, Penmaushlp, Book keeping and Ste
biography is still open to them as usual. (enhef) Tor
day night Lectures.
would also respectfully inform the merchants,
manufacturers and traders Of Lynchburg, that viii
ost Books, aud do Job WIRING with neatness and
accuracy upon the shortest notice. Application in
all instances as above.
HEZEKIAH A. DAVIS.
81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
NO 4 ICE.
OF. 7

DY virtue of two deeds of trust executed 10 the
- subscriber, by William Tomnson, and of Ie-
cord in the Clerks Office Of Amherst county, shall
proceed to sell, Fnday The l2,h day Of Novem-
Der next, (64l, at the residence Of SAID TomIInson,
the Of land conveyed in the first deed alore
said. to wit:
One tract, adjoining the lands OF Abram Martin,
SEN, decd. and Others The north fork OF Bualoe
river, in said county. containing $50 acres
The other is situated on The same river, mile
and hall below the Turner, adjolns the lands OF
David Tomlinson and others, and contain 100
acres.
Under The other deed, | shall sell two small Me-
GROES. and all the STOCK Of
Horses, Sheep, Cattle, &C.,
and the Household and Kitchen Furniture, convey
ed by said deed
TERMS.-rhe land will be sold on liberal terms
-as will also all the other property, should II BE-
necessary to sell ALI in order pay The debt secured
The deed however requires the sale TO be made Tor
lash.
will convey The title vested in me by the deed.
aud none olher-it is doubtless good, however.
Should said sale be prevented from any cause on
Friday, il will be made on the mex, day.
RO. WHITEHEAD.
Oct w6y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

u The Southern Literary Messenger. for Octo-
Der, is out with CONNER dable prouDti,ude Is
"o'e OF contents is unusually rich and interesting
-embracing among the prose articles, the Aulobi.
ography OF a Monomonac; an interesting essay on
Newspapers; Paintings in profile; Extracts from the
Journal Of an American Naval Officer; Letters on
The Navy, TO Mr.. Clay. (Which shall here's tier
notice more particularly, and, five can, publish en-
''re;) Evils of Tight Lacing, which we commend
especially to the attention Of tie better half Of our
species; an elegant criticism, by Tuckernan, upon
The poet Young. &c. &c. o. the Poetry, is tue
Nupt'ai Fe,e, by Mr. Meek Of Alabama, which pos
stsses great merit, but is almost long; two original
poems by Ex President Adams and Annette de L.
Acre, by "Nueaor," Of the oldest and most pop
ulsi correspondents Of the Messen, er-"a native,
'nd TO the manor born"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

fran Il Unit ed Safes and carried into Canada ne
oush, not 10 be retained in custody; land If i, can
be established by aili lsvits. notwithstanding the
high crime. CT ~ach true bills hive been found a.
eainst him 10 criminal courts, no obstacle will.
we presume. be oaered 10 his surrender 20 'ch A
merean authorities as may take the proper s'tp'
for his release" Ii he be not released, reprsals
may be anticipated-and war will be the almost in
evabIe result. Indeed. such is the excitable state
Of public feeling on The lines, and such tie seems
Jog anxiety for war that it will require all the wis
dom and frnness Of the two govern "enls suppo-
sing them be Influenced by pacific dispositions, TO
prevent THIS much 10 be deprecated result.
,NcLeods Trial is ano her OF the elements of dis
cord, which will require great sagacIty 10 man
age as TO prevent sIihtles. # he be acquitted
We have accounts from Utica to The 30, ult. al
which time his trial had not CO m ed, though
the court wis in .ession-Judge Grdiey presiding
in the absence Of Chef Justice Nelson, from pro-
iractod indisposnion. The case was called on the
9Th; when A,torne. General Tia declared his read
mess TO proceed with the prescott ion. Mr.. J. A.
Spencer, one oi the prisoners counsel, however.
asked for delay, account of the absence OF two OF
his associate counsel, who were in Canada, Collect
ing testimony, and whose return he daily expected.
Unexpected d,fiic ullies, he said had been encoun
tered, the witnesses, since 1880, having become scat
tered over all British North America, from Lake
St. Clair to the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence. He moved
that the iral be set for the 4th Of October. This
motion was opposed by the Attorney General, as an
unreasonable delay, occasionng great nconven,-
ence to the Witnesses 10 attendance. Judge GIidley
reserved the ueson, with the rig hit 10 the Attorney
General to renew lis motion on later day of the
week should he think proper TO do so. The case
was then dropped 1t Is understood that II was not to
be called up again until Monday the A,h inst he
evidence it is said will be diametrc. fcting
some Of the witnesses swearing positively not on
" 10 McLeud's presence at the attack the Caro-
line but tla, he shot Duriee with his own hands
o hens will s"eai that, on the night OF the attack,
he was many miles distant from the scene Of con-
tiict
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

C. Tie Prince de JoInviIe, son Of the King Of
France, arrived IN Wash, gton city the 29th
u aud paid his respects 10 The President OF the U.
States. On the next day he was visited by num-
her Of Civil and Military Officers OF the United
States, and by the members OF Foreign Legations
generally; and was entertained at dinner, by the
President. together with company consisting
OF Heads Of Departments, Military and Naval
officers of The U. States, The French Minister
and other Representatives Of Foreign Powen-
The dinner was succeeded by an evening par
~. al which large aud brilliant company was as
senbIed. On the lsi inst. The P,lnce lett Wash
ing,on on his return TO Baltimore, with the IN
tention, il is understood, of making rather an eA
tensve tour through The United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
REDrORD FEMALE SEMINARY.

r COATED in tho village of I.,bery. Bedfo,d
IL county. Va. situated 81 as 10 have stage con-.
nunica,ion three t,nes u week With l.ynchburg.
Salem, FincasIlc &c.
The situation Is elevated and healthy, commands
ing an extensive prospect OF highly cultivated
country; the buildings primarily planned Tor tho ex.
press use Of Young Ladies' Boarding School, ara
now undergoing thorough repair, and such aheT-
atoms as may tend 10 promote the comfort OF the
pupils
The scholastic year consists Of 10 months ~
weeks) from september the Isl unt July the LIST.
The cou,ss OF instruction comprises al,l'e branch
es of a Through English education. religious,
al, and scientific. The French and German Lau-
guages, as also Ornamental Needle Work, taught
without extra chatge for e,ihet The Ancient Lam
guagcs will also 10 taught # desired, al the usual
charges.
Classification is regulated by the proficiency Of
the pupil in the fundamental bran, hes OF All Eng
lish education. Should the apple and pro-
gress of pupil emile her TO be promoted to high
er class during u session, the charges for tuition
will remain the same until the end Of the current
session Of five months.
The services of a skiIlful Music teacher, rs we'll
as those Of an English Assistant. are secured
TERMS.
Boarding in the Seminary. SO per mo.
Tuition: Preparatory cI'ss. 10 per Session mo.
I'd :. Is i" +"
~ Sd " 20 :. I" /" ~
Mrs. Henriques having herself taken charge OF
The boarding department OF the INSTITUTION, will be
prepared TO receive and accommodate NJ tbs So mr.
nary, AS boarders and pupils, any number OF young
ladies' that may be trusted 10 hsr care pledging
herself TO watch their hsaeh morals, manners
and instruction with the zeal aud devotion of0na
who joins 10 many years ofexper'ence and PRACTISE
a deep feeling oil the solemn responsibilities eG has
station.
REFERENCES
Richmond, Rev. Bishop Moore Rev. Dr.. EN-
pie W lillian II. Richardson, Esq; yerm. Morton
Esq; Thom,s II. Giles Esq Gns,avus Myers E>qs
DR.. Laudon Cabel John Williams ESQ.,; john
Enders Esq. /; Mss Jane Mckenzie.
Po,ohaaa,-Dr. William Cru mp.
Buckingham,-Col. Yancey.
FincasHe,-Ilenry Bowyer. E.q.
Grayson.-Mrs. l.. Floyd.
Mont gomery.-R. Gardner Esq,
O. The country Wing aud Enquirer Of Rich
mond will copy Tor month.
August IL 2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

&C There has been another Revolution in Mer-
'eo, and The star Of Sant. Ana is more in the
ascendant. Vera Cruz has also declared for The
revolution, and the Central Government is complete
" ovetthrown. The Province Of Yucatan, il is
supposed, was about to declare itself free and
independent of Mexico and an alliance between that
province and Texas 10 be formed, Tor mutual de-
fence against the feet which Mexico is now prepar.
= for the blockade Of their coasts OF this fleet.
II 10 said by the N. Y. Herald, that two iron steam
ers IN England, are to be ready mex January, and
Two schooners in Ne" York, to be ready in sixty
days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN the Post Office at Liberty. Va. the quar-.
y ending 3oth OF optember, l8il.
B-John }. Boley, Esq
C-Jno &. cofe Pleasa Greasy, Esq RicbnrdJ. Gun
dir II Cooper Esq Clerk Of tho County Court saae Gun
diff
D-Davd W. Dickinson, Miss Ann Doolcy,
E-B A. Eid sou, Mrs. Martha Early p
F-William II Fuqua.
G-Scphen Gogg,n Jr, Jno. Gorden or Saml Harris.
H-Chn,les Hogan, Charles Holland.
J-Abfaham Jones, Esq.
K-Jno. Keys
I-Edmnnd Logwood Rev. VIM. Lciwich, Rev Jas
Leiwieh lydia Lnnsdown, Justin ". Little
M-Jno Benz. Million, Merit Melton D. Mrs. Martha
Markham, Miss Emelne X. Mitchell +. s. Moormnn Chs
Reuben Murrcll Abraham q. Mitchell, Mrs Sophia Martin.
Michael Mckay Miss Martha A. Mllner Psy ntcher
N-Arthur Newman, l.. ID. Noell
O-Nnnev O,ey, G. W. Mrs. Polly d Oiey
P-Thomas PAYNE, Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Beverly Pad
ge.
R-Jno. Roy, Jno Richardson 2, u. Robinson, Sen
S-James Stump, Sheriff Of Bedford, inal smith, Col
David Saunders, Jno. SCHNEIDER.
T-Jno. Tate, Granville b. Tucker.
W-evi 1, Walker, 10 Wilson, Miss Hannah H. Wright
Jesse Wurond Capt. William J. Walker, Bernhan WieyorH
Stephen White, Mrs. Sarah T. Walker, David j. Wills.
REUBEN PARkER, 7. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
Oct. 7

A FTER many exertIons to pay my just debts
n fnd il impossible Tor me TO do aud remain
IN Lynchburg. Ia justice, theitio e, to myself, my
family and creditors, have determined. with the aid
OF "a friend, TO remove 10 The wes, and endeavor to
provide better for my family, and perhaps be able al
ter a while 10 discharge my just debts have taken
this method Of notifying my creditors, in order that
they may understand my move rs not being done
secretly. pledge myself TO pay every just debt ]
owe, il ever have i, IN my power. Respectfully
S. WALKER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
FOR REV r,

EOK REV r.,
TVNHE commodous fire proof LUMBER MYSS
i HOUSE, recently erected by the sub M,,;l
scrber, Al the junction Of Jefferson street aud AA
UorsetorJ alley. This House Is 81 feet wide 100
feet deep. and three stories high shor, distance be-
low the Basin and commands amongst tho best pub
lie landing In this place. To those wishing to en-.
gage ~ the
Receiving and Forwarding Business,
his is desirable situation. Possession can DO had NJ
once. For terms apply 10 the subscriber.
J. NJ. WARWICK.
o." Tho Abingdon Virgiuian, Knoxville Post,
Wylhevle Journal, k,nawha Patriot and Jones'
borough Wing. will publish times and send their
accounts TO this office for collection.
& iI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

rfost-The weather has been very cool for
several days, and we had frost on Monday and
tuesday nornngs-noi sufficient, however I'VE learn,
!" 'rJure seriously The CROWN tobacco. From an
apprehension, however, that permitting il TO stand
"ou'd endanger it, much Of the crop has been cut
!" an unripe state, which will have an injurious er-
eu upon lis quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

'VNHE subscriber Is now prepared to furnish any
l. family desiring the above instrument, upon The
most liberal terms, and from the most approved
NJ an ufactories in the United STATES. The justly
deserved reputation obtained by the different makers.
has been much lauded through The public press.
that any remarks Of his would be unnecessary
upon the present occasion He being known
as manufacturer Of the instrument, can recommend
the Pianos made by the difeten, eslab ishmenis, -
inferior none in the world. All that he requires
is trial; and il the purchaser is not pleased with
The instr umeni, il can be returned.
w. p. GREENE, Agent.
20 All Pianos sold by me will be packed and
any distance in the rounty, fres Of expense.
They viii! also be kept in order one year. wmkons
any charge TO the purchaser. by myself. "a pasa
through the country twice year regularly.
Sept. l6 ts1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

W We have rarely read an article with m ore
pressure than the editorial review Of Mr.. Charles
"'eu ingessolPs letter 10 his constituents, which
e'Pes two pages Of a late No. Of the National la.
'"'g"' We regret our inability, consistently with
O'her claims upon US, 10 transfer it promptly to our
INNS Mr.. l. must vince under tho caus,ic lash
OIL his reviewer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
ALBEMARLE ELECTION.

The special election IN Albemarle, Ter a member
of the House OF Delegates, to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death OF Col. Coes.( Whg,) took
place on Monday last, aud resulted IN The choice OF
Alexaud Rves, Esq. The vote slood-For A.
Rives (WhIg) SIG, Tor Shelton f. Leake Loco Fo.
COY $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

W Joseph R. Ingersol, Esq. is the Wing can.
'a'e Tor Congress, in The city Of iladelphia, 10
,,Pp,y The vacancy otcasionedby the resignation OF
''' sergeant Mr.. Is brother is the Loco Foco
representative in Congress, from Phi'adeIp hia coun-
" Mr. Sergean, is dang erously i'll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

TURNER. BURWELl. Il 20. have just re-
l. ceved, direc, from Ne" Yo,k, i,ch supply Of
French Worked Collars. Chemixeites. Cuff. &c. "f
the latest style also, variety oil other F.4JvCf
GOODS. which they will lake great pleasure IA
exhibiting 70 those that may favor them with call.
Sent. 81 tai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

NeU Ortedns.-Our dates are to the 23d ult. The
number If ,nlernents reported 10 the Board OF
Health for the "a hours ending at noon on tie pre-
cedlug day, WAS So, vi when 43 we're OF yellow
fever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07
New Cloths, Cassinlcrcs, &c.
BURTON n ISODES

HAVE just received nj then old stand very
Il L handsome ass rtnen, "i Cloths. Cdss'n,cres.
Iesings, &C.. which they are disposed 10 sell se'y
low.
July 90 tai