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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
DRIJRY & DAVIS

DRURY Is DAVIS
EHAVE JUST RECEIVED general assert
e Ill nent of Family Groceries, Liquors, Wines,
&c. of the best quality, which they offer cheap iof
Cash. or Dry Hides.
bloomington, Sept 20, ls4lA9-a
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
III S ONIC.

, Royal Archmasons of Bloc
E# mington and the surround.
NJgkS ing country are requested to
, We, meet at the Lodge Room in
ssA cNE Bloomington, at six o'clock
.ai.,lLNInA. on Saturday 18th January
,ISh 1912. Punctualtty is de-
Y#@1 sired, as business of impor-
lance will be taken into
A ROYAL ARCHMASON.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
TERRITORY OF IOWA, . ,

MUsCATINE CoTMTY, !
District Court ef said County, Norember Term,
A. ID. l8lI
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
FAMILY GROCERIES.

r BENNETT & co. have Just reed large
y assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES" winch
will be sold low fo- Cash. NOV. ~.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

Also the equal undivided half Of 50 much ofthe fol-
lowing lots as fall in lot two ofsection two, township
seventysix north ofrange two west ofthe 9th prnci
meridian, viz
Lot in Block Lots u IN Block AZ
do Al Lot in Block SIS
do 90 8 do 81
do 95 8 do 6
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

90 BBLS. n. O. SUGAR, just reed and for
~ sale by
Nov. 10. ]. BENNETT y co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
TERRITORY OF IOWA, :
MuscArINg CoUyTY.

In the District Court cf said County, NOuember
Term, A. d. lS4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
TERRITORY OF IOWA, !
MuscArrNE County,,

district Court ofsaid county, Norember Term
4. D, 1871.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
MORE Or THE ERESu

Ho Aciino''d papers state that the work on the low
sections % the Canal is progressing Win scat viz
iap'qiy and the probability is that the line is now
aloS' ready for navigation high up as scotlsYille-
Understand that the work our end OF the line is
'''' pushed FORWARD with great vigor 1t may howev
' DC probably fouI five weeks before the whole line
WILDE re-opened
nc h'chhohd Compiler says: ''Snce the river has
10 lis regular Stage and the farmers have sum
up i'i'e accurately their loss, il is asceraned thai
:, w. - oA'eaSVe as was at first supposed. From
'o'S o' several OF the large farmers o. James Ry
an" onp'fh@ notes OF different points, it seems 10
Do Pey clearly asccrtaned that the loss of wheat does
NJ "oeh II at all, EXCEED 100000 bushels. We nm
''''u' too from one Of the most extensive farmers on
'e' mat Tue INJURY to the is partial; but little
as oeeh washed up by the ROOTS and except where il is
NJ ues'royed, the injury has been slight The tobacro
has suffered morco
ne last Petersburg lnteigencer states that on Not
'o"ay river immense quantities. of wheat and oats have
oeeh swept off, and the tobacco and corn have been
greatly injured
ne ocnnioh Spectator, after mentioning the loss Of
.e ou5e at Buchanan speaks of the loss of Charles b
o"'' Esq on upper James River, as very heavy His
N' "eie swept fo1 distance Of nearly two miles of
IVY lhhg upon them, including his grain in the
shock.
III y ckbridge, "e learn from the last Lexington pa
p''S ''e effects of the rain very dsastrous-des
'oy'ns quantities ofcorn, wler, oats, SC and sweep
my oil lences' mills. furnaces FORCES, SC On South
nVef' Ar. Avery's foundry, Mr.. McCown's tilt-ham-
MGR, and Mi Metcalles saw-m were washed away.
on lrsh Creek, MIR, Gibson's saw m,,-2O0O feet of
plans lost here, and four horses drowned ON Mil Creek
Col fe.d's saw mill, MI Hafrs's blacksmith sbon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
DAN RIVER LAND
Ef(es .S..ELE.

FnNlE subscriber oilers for sale his TRACT or
land, lyine on Dan River aud Nynn'a Creek.
IN The County oi IlqaN, Virginia. seyen miles East
VI Milton, n G. aud on the South side OF the river, con-
thinning ~ survey 80 ,iCRES. Of which there are l5o
ner's Of lve and creek low IN unds and one hnlf on
two thirds OF the tact nav Ia elcar of which there is
The improvements are comfortable DI ELLLAf.
HOt Ne, with four raems, good Tobacco Dams, Ne.
gao Houses, aud all othr, buildings necessary ON a
Farm. He dcenlsa morc particular description unne-
eesaty A. MI peSons who wish ~ buy Land lle to
Il before they purchase
lie would pIelcr selling privately but if il not aod
brore the aoh day If September next. il will on thai
day - ut public tale on The PROMISES lho terms
will he l'helal and made known IN that day.
JOHN II. CARTER.
July - u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
Am sMufEa ACADEMY.
''N'H''F"N' "
Il. I.neADsEgAG A Va p.i.gin,s,

fkNlE Nl,NT SESSION OF 10 months will com
nence on Thursday, the Isl 81 Sopteml.r No
Nonng lady Viii he admitted io surlo period than
moutS nor viii any allowance be made ior absent time
uuicss uecasaaed by pfotraeod sickness.
The terms per halt session ol J months afc.--Boarl.
including bed and hoi.ilue, Nash,ng, lights aud fuel
30, Room rent s. ia,;!sn IN any or All the branch
es necessary 10 complete English edaraton s. 2 -,
lnun, Greek u French SO Musie Is | - Of ri
anu 81 en,la g. DAWN and Painting, with the USE
ot Ptnl@ III 90 laney Work 10 lhe amount Ia be
PAID advance ~ NJ thu end If en,h hall session with ,
per cent added.
Ia thus institution the sifrtcst attention is nnil Ia the
formation 81 lady lntc mHnn,rs aud the moral aud ~
iiglous culture ii thu pupils. SeeiaGan We've however,
~ NJ all umcs. carefully avoided II will M doubt
be CRAFTY ua, particularly the friends u religion 10
know, that the cachcs employed for The ensuing wear
are All church mcmhcrs-two memher- "a tho Pres
byteAn and two oi the Episcopal Church, and their
character and qualifications teachers tnnk ainunr the
Inst IN The country Il is presumed thai the tarc men
ion Of the names oi Mrs Lloyd, Mis-. Hewitt and Car
tan NlIllanlHon col the Virginia Military Institute who
has euHagej Va take charge Of the Dawnp aud Paint
iag eas9csD Will hr sufficient Ia recommend the Am
Smth Academy, at least hy tenchers are concern
ed. 10 the h'ra palonag" oI an enlightened eomnuni
~.
Lexington, july =. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

by virtue OF a Decree oilhe County Court Of Bed
lie ilrd, pronounced at the July term, 1872 in the
case Of Turner Is. Fields. the undersigned, a commits
slonet appointed by the sad decree. VIII SELL II the
highest bidder. on Friday the l9h day of August 1872
The tract otland now in possession OF John Fields ad
Joining tbs ands Of Christopher Mlon Mr. Martin and
others. containing two hundred and twenty acres This
land hes we'll is well waiered with good Improvements.
and very productive.
TER NS.-onelh hind oltle purchase money will here
Plnod Ia cash. and the balance credta one and two
years. the purchaser giving bond and good security aud
the title retained lillall the purchase money Is paid
The title Is believed to be good but acting rs Comiais-
slenel. viii cunycy IN The special warranty only
T.. A. TALBOT. Commissioner.
july Is tlqA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

county dng The sf' eia rofots hen holne Industry
mas teth hasonably projected, and when We have ap
PiaA'haad tue nus called "ioo trade system, aless
Tie Wisdom and policy OF such a Tann
Resolved Thai the let alone' policy OF doctfne of
nee iade, ~ visionary theory. runois to The nation
which adopts H. aud IL equally war with cuinon sense
ahd with the nncticcoi the civilizrd nations OF the
cafh That IN ile language u(Mr Aiadson The golden
we u nee Trade has not vel arrived. sthefc sing
nation ihai has SET tho example No nation ran indeed
safely do So until reciprocity at least b, insured tot
at 'feelpoei,y. on an equivalent Tor H. IS tie only
loe 81 intercourse amouest ndrptudeni communities
aud ma nation ought 10 admit doctrine ur adopt an IN
variable fnIe, Which would preclude ihr cunnteracne
measures nNetssalN 10 enforce the rule" and win Nj
deh'E'u thai W believe tec tue doctrine Ia IT, to
of"se 1eh duiies to high dnliea, aud Prohibition To
pfohhitlun.n
Resolved, That the Public Lands we,e never con
emIIaitd by the constitution IA "A source of rcyenue-
mat th'A otian2 to the States. uf fieh-and that the
ael PASSED nj the rNia session Vi Congress- To dslri-
gu'' ihc oeecds o the sale amongst tic States accor
eng Ia lhrr approximation, is constitutional, equitable
and JueI aud should uut he repealed
hesolted. That. The vii Of the nation uncontrolled
e enc mum one Presidential term. rupa Govern
m'u, and no Sui Treasury upen OF covert IN
S#h llles er III fact ~ Government Hank, hut
m institution capable Of guarding the people 5
Treasure, aud administering 10 the peoples wants.
anu adequate protection Ia American Industry. against
the wapo hboar of Europe" we regard To he
fl"elres and ,Nledieuts, essentially necessary Ia
the ru} and stability of thu Government aud the hbi
y and ftsf CITY of The people
"taoIf'd. Aal We respectfully recommend 10 the
f la'falan 81 Tue Wings at de Slalc The rruprely oil
hoIih2 Saie touN,a IN tie Il, Of Richmond
ON ttlc End at February, 1919.
krrolN'd, hat should his suggestion htIvem,d nj
f'abir. and adopted, The following gentlemen he APP
Iala{td acaacsio sad tony enijun. 10 VII
'."oArd. That tbc following grutlr l,n he appointed
n can' R'tt ~ Nlg3Hcr lar lhlS county VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
FOR lHE VIRGINIA.
WHO MEEIINn II ANInERS,I,

a. an allyGfhod meeting Of the Wings 81 Ami,ost,
afd al i"eF '""f house, on Monday lhe lsh Of July,
~. N2fAkits' SALE "tN called 10 tue CHAIR, and Dr.
tflp fArfts9' Was appointed Secretary
"e't@l"9 NE committee appointed Al previous
iHt''' III iit' lA'aae 'hI.H9h Inc ha1ds a Iher
N'aiI"ah' heEh#r NNN. f-7# offered tn" lIla"m-
j iFs2i@' ana h's5iua sh5, Mic. "ele "a6aia isiy
a't.'' VIZ
- "e.'a>' ~ If espeR ia n FIt.a'H, lIn Fnrf
ana Arneiafd Harrison, Who had been called 10 preside
9'ei ''5h ds7't35 ~ iiS great people - mag nl} u-
tstCt'' III NE history ~ tuf Government, R!tiiuln,
s'o' H'HR 3'I MS induction INTO office was stricken
nom amongst Us ny the hand OF deaih-and Whorsas
ms constitutional successor Che late lee PHsdCntJ
John yef ance lie has assumed the duties, thus
upon hun, By this great national calamity and the opera
non OF The constitution, has thrown himself in opposition
10 the Representatives Of the people. and by the ca
PRECIOUS and tyraGhca REESE Of the Veto power, has
Paral y2.d aud defeated every leading OF the
party HAT elected him, tlr the rcIei Of an oppressed
people aud the restoration Of the lost prosperity Of the
country and whereas, by his open and shameless efforts
10 buy mp pariy-by the pragae and corrupt Gse of
the patronage ii his dceby his yptdes Of the Bank
and the IN raj turpt1e Of his conduct in connection
therewth-by his veto Of the temporary revenue bill
aud threatened Of the tariff for revenue III ordcrtu
cJerre the representatives, Of the peape into Teffal of
The Distribution Act-uay by all the prominent acts
Of his administrations hlch lave been APPLY character
izad as weak and yaeillane and we viii add corrupt
he has manifested not only an utter contrmft for ihc
will Of lhe people and i total abandonment Of all the
great y lg principles which he prtcsfd whilst seeking
office at our hands coupled with afye, DESIGN to con
sunmae his rrarhery by brnqinr aaain INTO power The
party AID the principles which in 1870 were So ludr
mandy rcpudalcd b( an outraged and abused people
but las incurred flc deem Decentralization of all honorable
nns aud oy those h5 duly appreciate the 1crn has
evea ceased 10 be REGARDED as ocnleman-ana whereas
from the inf rt,inate t,,f thai be was ooce, NYy and
in the memorable contest Of $40. by Wing votes nas
hun1rsd with the second occ in the oft Il the people
many uninl,raed persons thrlnoh The insiaes mas hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

. The Raleigh Register informs US that all the
'''"' foe' candidates for the Legislature in sur
~ county, IN that State have come out in favor Of a Ma
uo"al hah' admitting that is the only remedy for the
'S,'s which The nation is now sullerng.--Ihe tde OF
Up''c sentiment must set very strong in 5ra Carolina
~ FAVOR Of Bank, to eXtorl such an ayovg from Loco
foeo candidates Their example VIII be kl,aej. he
''e any years have elapsed by hosts who are now re-
sFaiasd by party discipline, and HE pride Of opinion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
EDEG.sTEO.y.

FE7IIF next session. at the New London Academy,
d viii commence On Monday the 9Th Of August
nest, and continue four months.
The usual branches ola good English, Classical and
Mathematical education, Will be taught. Young men
will be prepared to enter any Collage, at which they
may design 10 finish their education
TERMS-Board. S. per month: tuition in Langua-
gos and Mathematics 3d. aud in English s. per month
BOOKS furnished AT cost All charges will be made from
the time Of entrance to the close Of the session.
Post Office New London. Campbell County. Va.
p. CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL.
July % wiw
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81 Test To csOsP.

n BEING determined To bring our present. business to
y close as speedily rs possible SHALL from ihls
me oiier ouf large sloek of Dry Goods without rcl,r-
cnce 10 cost, ron MONEY! II VIII be fund Ia con
ssi Of any Goods suitable the pga-aa aud approach
ing season Neare aware that IN some descriptions OF
Goods there considerable decline; all Of sel nc offer
'cRhom regard n cost, and the residue Ar COST Buy
crs Other by wholesale retail arc invited To call rs
II Will nnlpesilonabIy be made 10 their interest 10 deal
with us.
In addition 10 om stock Of Dry Goods we have on
hand good assortment Of u q { 1. Il T. :
which we oler at The lowest market rates. To which we
ell the attention Of our customers aud others
WHITE, TARnY & IRVINE.
July . ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

= 90 'so''s "eie carried of; also Viewers
Jorge on Buffalo, and his furnace and for-e on Nortb
River likewise, Mr.. Ed Jordan's forge. ana Col l.,
dan furnace and forge on jackson River.
y letter from the Warm Springs SAYS: ..'rs. md
fom the Hot Springs Il Callaghan's IS an torn IN ,o
Tho foia # the mountain a, Dr. Good, Slim ! -.
'ain the roadaad .he turnpike cannot be ,rayell.l -
cfpl N horseback Jaelson's Riycrwas % fec, =,
low water MARI at Coyinsten The bfjds. -, -,
efon the oho Al Pars's, and the one at Co,ip,,,
and every ON that we can hear from is washed AVN,
Two thousand dollars viii not compensate Nr P<,tlo
Tor the Loss on his farm. Mrs. Pitzcr lost all the b,
that MAS out ON her iaun, about 1900 bushels ali her
Command tobscea, large quantity Of her i,ncer. and
her mill Is very much injured Her loss will he 2 q,
3iu0e. }. Warwick lost about goo bushels Of nbc,,
aad nearly every amer along the river las o,, all h,
g@in twill make grain scarce in tie country scy
efa families had 10 leave Their house AT l. o,la NJ
night III Co1lngion. Nh Henry Miller loss, ION c.
daf Sreek,) Is gtat-not less than S2000. The Call
Pasture River Was not 50 high-the rain on the east
SIDE ct the mountain nel Icing 50 severe
O.. Charles Dickens (Boz) has reached nome. vbe
'oadieS, "h9iuuWed aud toasted hun may HOW look ont
tor t'r scourgins they merit.
y. The Mornous, in Illinois. are Elm ,errIl. ,.n.
John .Bennen. late Major General Of The Mormon
militia and Mayor otthe Holy City. Nauvoo has b,r},
eAcenWunieated 10y Joe Smith. lie Prophet Brnaca
dtHepuees doe Snth Il, an inearnate devil and ae,ses
nan 81 sandry hlgtcrlmos and Observation-Disclosures IN
urn, Smith declares that Bennett is perfect f,n1
Hoy tGow each other aud both, doubtless. tell the
Truth i3f once.
o. We regret L. see announced in The NoIf.)4 M
r1T@. The death Of Josnr. MliaNRfrL, Es. lie del
q 10 ltFsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

b"H does Jof" Jones mem2-Under the attractive
eap'ih' "a grand speculation, the Aadisonian makes
u''S statement; I'VE hear that certain capitalist is
negotiating Tor the purchase of all the claims against the
States Amounting to S2000O0,O0O If rumor can be
relied W the amount he is to give for them. when
'hey Wildly paid Gas they doubtless will be) he Will
realize handsome profit on tho investment. We have
more to say On this subject"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
MEEIING nErEAclIERS

maering Il the teachers Of tins County. Camp
Aea1 including lbose Il lloehlnrg. is requested
al IL Noen liocse, Mo@la1, tie sth day of August
6yNt.
As The aots otiha wea'6s concern all PERSONS. all
aro requested 10 hafcsPecaly thosr whose VI
euon' e,u3,rl HEN with The literature d the country
aud fb'se Who ec Interested recognizing the prescut
system al education in VIRGINIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

e5- Bennett, of the New York Herald, asaails Aaj.
Noah with gfe.t bitterness. Noah is getting all the
government advertisements; and the Herald will soon
earn IN It's own fate, the destiny Of all who pat the
trust In Princes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
House and Eot for Saac.

4 t-NI)iNh Ia move from this State am desi-
"a IouS 10 sen ie House x Lot, occupied by myself on
the street back Of the Jail The house is comfortable
one 9r snai family, and the lot is good one and sui
GENTLY large II not sold privately before the 2Sth in
Sianl thus property will thai day be exposed for sale
at auction lerns,-one half cash; on the balance
will be credit Of SIX months
July l9 ,oai. !;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

% Maj Na advises the Tyler men in New York
10 hod no more meetings, since they were broken up by
ther Allies The Locos, the otnor day Tie Major was
Always noted or his d@creoa and the President would
do well 10 make him one fins kitchen cabinet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28


d the line Of Stages from Lynci,burg, via New Lon
don and Liberty 10 Big Lick IN Roanoke and Fiucsstls
in Bneionri county, takes this method Of nforninQ the
public that he wspare M effort contribute 70 the
comfort and expedition Of those who may wish to travel
On this route He will always keep good and coml6rta-
bile coaches fine teams, and careful and accommodating
drivers.
The Bynehbnrg and Salem Turnpike Company arc
busy engnged in putting their road in thorough repair
and The subscriber has been assured that there will Re-
nothing wanting the parl Of the Company to keep the
road constantly in good condition.
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning. interesting
through Salem and Christansburg to Knoxville IL Ten.
nessee and with the western uato at Fincastle pas
sing by the Sweet White and Glue Sulphur Springs
10 Charleston and Guyandoite On neither route is tho
traveller subject TO the least delay. On returning, they
will leave Fncaso aud Big Lick On Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, and arrive in Iynchburg tho
evening. where thu PASSENGERS take passage
the eanal boats Inc Of stages to Richmond Char
otiosvfle in the stages without any detention.
lntravpllng in the above line OF Siaacs the passcn-
Ger N addition TO passing through beautiful country,
will DO delighted with the view OF the scenery and coun
Try fomthe Blue Ridge mountain which he pssses;
comparing IN point OF magnifcenco and grandeur with
Wow from the Peaks OF Otter
The subscriber has put himself 10 much trouble and
expense 10 prepare for the travelling publc and assuring
thrm thai he will consult their interest comfort AMI safe
", long ms hc remansthe Proprietor. he respectful
lye1lics their patronage. WILLIAM TERRY,
Proprietor.
July ~ w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

RI vi H. As We BELIEVES the Loco Foros N bIlsf
an, -, '''"seh' nate Tie ialiur. and seur LIS all,
I 'neh w commend han to the still mon nsllgfsJ
induces oil Tho hungry litile squad Of politicians =
"''Nl hoNf Ion themselves, with Their t,,,4,,, -
+ deserted HE Cross ief tho Crescent nv
~ m,e'Ne th's' sweeping deuunciatiuns aeains, tie
- ',o 's' arms The acting President has tbrIun
oi"S.i'' we do not wish To lie understand os i,,l,,
Ni'"h II corruption. the rank and file Of i,,, ,,,
my themselves 'Democraisa Nhst c,r,,,,, ~,
Inc deluson IN which the demun Parry, has a,4
:" H''a' "1d a.tGiate with dsmav and anopj.b Ne
''@' Iee"e.S Aheh are 90 result In cur common,
-, - e'e "ai"ltGuai'lY succeed IA hrrpnn
/ '' 'a 'He 'e',nigeut. and in eueratt4Hu uI,n II
'h'i la' Pts. We aoea'dlo fH6m the SAM, b3t,sf, =
r., t'' an" "hlutieIu II heart We clam flr 45g,fp,s
'"'N are our personal fcuds-uur nelahhors--o ,,,
2"'"'--31a "husi We do most soemnlv believe fh,m
I ~ - hieed~-lt9riu,, imuticl, fatally aissl - ~,
the eanut and aspiring D5maatFn,s WIN In, ~ -,
ems ana fhsit .ae.d L, the It's If farx have sac
''N'' IL fe'uut!ndlug their admiration and hlln,lr,
" "' i"Nss't1bS Consequences If HER doctrines
I ~ "''9 me 1'ss "i lheso called DemurIaue party
'S hVn>' anu p'h'ay ncotrupl the mass Of the
4ies linz Tor llil> Ariel We should tlrs5air .f liz
R'paa''e Bnl Ion tia bel5,f instead al bprlIna ,3
ur afulbr ioF another l' I've wears war s MD If In me-,
'tAsaiy IL a5'psr iaoa from The uadJenna slnpar Il
liIN, and p.rs.Hie iaon Of tar ruin they are ull,t
Us Hlltenre, faPaGe allc hr rs aul themselves W.
should lai euf anus Ia. 'uriaI ndiitItner and calmly
d"ad tae non lr,ad If that anIug dt ut, which la
tu"its Il 'ef q Nd then arrest. We have .ah IN The
interruption aii PROXY "a lie ?, 7P(s. NAa,~atlefpa
iH''eii tai"e latf nay h de-eualrd au an aHiuaf n
H"'h.' lt'i an Haf''tztH III community. however Ira
'' ny may en- VII $'oncr ar llllr recover tlotu
1VH o'H'#o fea4e Iher steps and save the q elfIy.
L is against The Leaders ulihal ptty-thfir a.,fp.t id
alAtn@alhhel uenm high plae,a- their corrupt D. M
tt'3S, Nln ia s.1s"rEs Izrr uNn sIlsh pure#,s md
a"h9'a, ar catering ther h,ress broad e. lh44rab
lae '"ls ia"aa,gag ty The 4lafc 81 Their s.rhr..A
me errdu'eas aal r,Q.dHy, ta tie indignant IN lIf
/ BI Iitt4 f. t.lrf u !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
EigsgJtzAI EebV,

THNilE next session Of the Subscribers school will
n commence on Thursday the first day OF September
next, Cat the house of d z. Reese Terms as hereto
FORE for hegnnfrs = per session. and for those farther
advanced SO ANN T.. BRADY.
July . wits
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(5- Maj. Noah has commenced his new paper, The
Union. and hos's the Tyler H. 'iae NJ lior says
1.-THE Democracy must govern We hepe nom Of lis
Dem cratic friends viii tuit him hereafter about tie
Sj6 $40 loan lron the L. $ Bank
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VIE undersigned finding II necessary. (and hls oil
cial duties admitting OF it.) proposes to resume II
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
n the City Of Richmond, aud most respectfully ten
dcrs his services 10 hs former friends and The pub
lie generally. He pledges diligcur personal atiqn.
ton 10 every department Of it, and will be- prepared to
make moderate advances on property in hand
BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond. July Is 4df
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n WING in the county of Bedford between the
A Peaks of Our and the Flat Top Mountains. al
joining tho ans Of Mrs. Wood aud ulhea eoniaiunt
nbool loO \ c II T. : aud there are other lands
adjoining, for sale ihs is lirst rate stand lpt Il
T~r41 PUBLIC HOUSE
.T-y :, Persons wishlng To purchase. viii tall
S9aillts on the subscriber who resides On the
T. 47.sSe.H3 land, aud will sell diem a hnfpain AZ
am determined on Loving to the weat this fall
EDWARD HUNTER
July ~ viv