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REPUBLICAN MEETING N CAMPBELL.

Rtft bli'A w hf.fllN6 ~ CAMPBELL.
At meeting of portion Of the Republicans Of Camp
bell. held tile Tavern OF Mr. b Finch AT tie Court
house oil said csGnly on Monday. the / lh INST, Mr.
Ihoma. Rossur Mas called to the Chair, and Il. NJ De
W III appointed Secretary.
The chairman stated Tie ID Get of the meeting 10 be.
the nomination 81 two eanddas or the House Il Dele
gates ut the oasang election alter which, On nloan.
tlc following gentlemen were appointed a committee 10
report suitable canditaio, VIZ toI,rl H. Gray Dr. e.
- Gillian, Df. " ,lImn DAVIS, Co. Il. +. Chcatlam,
Capt Ibon;s Y. Jones, WA Dmgud. William FL
Hole. WIN. Janes. ialnes q. pattoson. Thomas Evans
and on molon, the NAMES oi the Chairman aud Sccrela
ry were added The Committee IN retiring declared IN
E,vor ol lna n9naes u the late Republican meeting al
lc,sYllle, namely, Sterling {. Anderson Esd and Col
James Z, Dcarlng. But the fact being made known
that tc latter gcnllo desired iobe excused
1u,nee II the very feeble state Of is health the of
Capt. Ihonas ", Jones substituted in his stead
STERLING {. ANDERSON and THOMAS W.
JONES were then reported by the committee as proper
PERSONS to be voted for. opposition the candidates Of
the set-sty led wing rary-and these gentlemen rceeit
Cd The nn2nnas and enthusiastic support ii The nicet
ug, and declared the candidate Of the RcuI ca
party for Campbell county.
Nessls lneciso, ao1 lncs We're present. and each ac
ccpird the Nomination 81 the meeting
CD. Il. f. ChelAam offered the following resolution
Which Was adopted, unanimously:
Rtsoircd, That each member Of this meeting plcdp#
himself to all honorable means 10 elect The Two ucnlc
meh nominated, and Tat tie RepnbIic'u,. o the county
'"ho ofe mex no" present be earnestly requested TOGO
"pt9e VITA u III rndeaYonn9 10 accomplish the SUM
Object.
The meeting was briefly addressed by Messrs IN
dcrson and JONES. aud by john P,t'iyal, Esd Col o
g. Clay. Col. Il. f.. Cheaiham, L. H. Grey and b. u
DE Wit
On motion. il was resolved lhnt these proceedings be
published in the l@ncbnrs Republican aud Nirgniai
and Richmond enquirer.
On motion Of haJ. Thomas Rudd it was
Reseircf, That the thanks oiihs meeting be tender
I'd to The Chairman aud Secretary Tor the satisfactory
manner in which they have discharged their respcctiy,
duties.
The meeting then adionncd
TIDMAS RDSSER, Chqirnu
B. " De Mlrr. Secrilrn
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IRHif' subscriber Is now prepared To furnish any fam
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liberal terms, and from the mos, approved Manufactures
IN The nted States. The justly deserved reputation
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Il through the public press, that any remarks Of his
would be unnecessary upon the present occa,pn lie he
M known rs manufacturer Of the instrument can re-
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also he kept IN efl'r witlent any charge the
pun 'asr by m4aohas pass through the coidIy twice
Hy'ar regularly.
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April IL
$40 Reward.

~ ~ from the subscriber ON Tuesday the
q l2h inst, my man jOILN'-llc is about - years
OF aye, very stont built yellow compl, Nion rather under
height, has good head OF hair IN excellent SET u teeth
speaks quick.ll lis clothing good hui mol reeoll,ctcd-
He is doubt lurking about lynchbuu or It's nciphbor
hoods the nelahborhood Of Mr. Charles llulconb s
South Of Campbell Court House. ~ Mn II. owns hs
his mother Tin above reward will IT, given Tor the dc
livery oi said NeHo 10 me. IN the lower end o Camp5e
county. y. II. HANCOCK
April Is 2WIf
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BNfl WORE. TUESDAY. Arril i
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES Nrfe b,uall THIS nom
by brokers Al : discount. Wheeling munev continues
II ) discount.
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IN TIE UNITED SFNrES GGI TT
i'nr lhr El-inrn Il-.Lr..l - 1

TOT Tie Il7I'fh II"IHH N \ UNn1.
Apnlt 1Sh.Isl2
I < JDSON MAGANN. Of lie county Il Bedford.
& htylng-f.e! petition praying That lie may lie de
clarad bankrupt It is ordered that al persons cain,-
ing 10 be creditors Of the said hudson M1s2un show
cause Ia the the l7th day of May ncNt Why
the SAID lludsoa Maoann be not declared Il hiplrup
pursuant to the astoi Congrcsin llla b,alf and tia
cnr} q his ari' he published in tic reusga"el. az
ccTdiae To tho "a and 9Th ral, ele,4rt
-ar"4fee,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-18
Being a clear Saving of

Beng clear saving of sol ,56l 915
Is there rerenchmcut in tn, But then we hear
great deal said about VANS ''crirao,dinmy" apprpr
aons. particularly in hs FIST three years, curing which
lie never spent les thou - millions Of dollars But in
his fourth year he lreni ttom down 10 So millions
-fct Icing 'Gecon yeaf, aud il being important that
he should make a good exhibit. Suppose however he
had s'nt only - millions each year the aggregate ir
lis Eadf 4'al@ " NIL Lave tocn sll3.UCn see
MI CA5 > yeas 5000 600
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an 4 GooD PIANO FORTE CAN

I'D l4had If any one North or Sauh there is M doubt
hut thai 1t b. cbalned Of l.. T. SASH.
Petersburg, Virginia. nho has INV on hand 'TNEN.
lA NINE INSIRl5 VENTS ofd;iltreuf rricts and
Is expecting torR mute lay the neNt packet 'rlete h
uo risk in ordering Piano or,s from the suhscr Der. m
he feels himself every WY bound take Lack any In
stlnmenl which perchanee mieht prove defective
T.. =. NASH Petersburg, va
March 81 - If
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saNNsiE GEfE'sd'si.
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w tony tr lie, 10 secure lucky number Al our
Office We otler PrRea-"Iis lar You to aeeepo q nel
them,
Won are al hhcrtylo choose or not.
A. is Sanr choice -, Is yeur 1T.
Cali In chauec IN some ol the following schemes.
VIRGINIA MoNONGAlIA LOTTERY. Class No.
IL 10 hc drawn at Petersburg, on "Wednesday the
Qth Of Apr,l, and result received on the 23d OF Anr
CAPITAL PRIZE SO Cos, Cos,
Of > .5No-l .as,,".-i ,au- lO2l-!5 Of 5000 of
100 ~ of l2,-5O of loo. Sc Sc
G6 Nos.-and 10 dawn Ballots.
Tickets 81 Halves s.. Qnrep 81.
VIRGINIA LEESBtRG LOTTERY. Ch,s No
IL. ~ bf drsncn al Richmond on Frniay The 22d
IF. iril and result ,eceired on Inc 18th Of .ipri
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55s}-loot 50o--IO OF 2t,U--lo Of go of Go
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fehcs 81 ID Halves % cents, Quarters 81 cents
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pHtGE% SSJ ,oGe-lo.uN--5.o no-30en
2lNu-l,s - II ~ nf ,OOU--lo Of 5Gn-IO of
100 q of3O ~ Of l5tl-2o of l20--9uO
OF Ioa. Sc. Sc.
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Tickets i1=Sharcs IN proportion
$4,000 30 Prices OF $1,000,
t.hiO.N LOiiERI, thes Il.
To ic d'a,en al ,Hcfand,m. Saturday The I'D.
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10 Of 50e-5n of 2uO-2tW ei l5O--&c., &c
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