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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

At meeting OF the Ceitra Clay Club OF Bedford
unty, held the courthouse .he 26h of August, be
Ing court day. the Club cIllen 10 order by the Psesi
dent. Joseph Wilson, Esq who briefly stated the object
olthe meeting, whereuppn the following 'solutlons were
submitted by the Hon. Wm. l.. Goggn, anu unanimous
IL a 'opted
Res, we'd, That we will cordially unite with the
Wings OF Nbemarle in the convention proposed L' he
held IN Chan aitesvie on the LIST Of Ocoler next and
that will Us our best exertions 10 promote It's oh
jecs.
Resolved, that ,h. following gentlemen be specially
delegated from this courty 10 attend the aforesaid Con
venou, viz: Mi. Jhn ,. nth, l., ID, Sieptoe, Saul
Rtchey. james l.. Bowl " liam e. Irvine, Nathan
lei H. Canpbell, r. c. Bafks, t'nes H. Bnord, DR.. P.
H. Christian, Dr. ID. =. Jones Gn. I. h Jones, Capt.
l.. MooTman, DR.. T. z. Mitchell, IA i2es IL. Oey, w,
/. Campbell, James w II. Ieit0ilh Col. William
Brown, Edward Clayton. W N. BnrAeil, DR.. &. l.,
Brown, - Peters, James p. sleptoc. Il. a. Don
aid. William Mead, 5. Ii. Qaares. " rlam 'ckins N,
II, Thomas W. Robertson. Harrison Baker. J. ~ Nc
Cabe. William Wingied. Dr. I. ileaden, H., 'Yoy
Richie, Henry Sterioe. John \. Wharton, Whith, %
Clytnr, Capt. =. q. Ciaytor, Abtam Powell, Nilia1
Woods, +. o. Stratton Alexander Mcdaniel 4 l..
Manson Joseph " llson n. J. Manson jr, j. +. John
sun, DR.. r. A. sale, William a. Wharton, DR.. Rucker
James [. Slaughter, {. Pate, Col John CrenShlw.
Winston iiadiod. john o. Letwich Dr. Moorman,
john Everett. jr q. w. Shelton Alex Wade De- d.
rompkius, Addison Cobbs William iludnall, John w
Holt, Franklin Ilraden, john Fowler, William o.
Hurt, Thomas j. JrpIng, JOAN {. Hopkins, Stephen
g. Hurt Jubal Jordan. Samuel Huffman, n H. Pauer,
son. :. \. Brown. t. q. Hubbard, Alex. NOEL. Alme
4ro NOEL, J. o. l.. GAg2a, Alex. Morgan, Milton
ihoma.. Alex. Laz'nby, stephen Smith, Alex. eft
d. N. ore, Ebert Talbot. Milton Lowry, William Gsh,
Henry Very, john Preston, j., Amer Fuqua. William
Pate. Ae1. Casey, William Bel. James Robertson.
0. +. Bell. William V. Jordan, Edward Meryman,
Paul A. Clay. James Lee, I. T. Saunders, Howard
Mayors aud DR.. 'dton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
OBITUARY..

Nj /, o,,.,, al, ,h, on,l = -.
u ~ "" we >9'' NJ A.s"s''
J'' ,,ppos ~ .''e | s'a W ',' 'se' ne oe'sas
81 sun ~ 'a a'a.' WV" ea"
,'r 'Is -, 49,, ''tG w. " ~.
~ ~ % es' ' ' '' ~ "e' a'a,"' "'ie
nos a, hal nns, n,nil disease hy ,hs .s,nrane. ,h.,
her affections would issue in far exceeding and
eternal weight OF glory. She had been worthy mem
Der oilhe Methodist Episcopal Church for about ID
years aud her christian life prepared her for rum-
phant death The close OF life was not only peseein
hut Joyous; exultng in the bright prospect of eternal
life aud exhorog others to meet her IN the kingdom Of
heayen.-Ahlle her husband and children cannot but
feel deeply tins bereavement yet they SORROW no, as
others that have no hope"
-. at the residence Of her father Joshua Ruck-
en- MIS- Mu.pREp MitrNrR cunsurt of Albert Mill
ner. of Bedford Could the untlring devotion of an af
iectonale husband the kind attention of deeply all cled
parents the skill ply sicaus or the prayers of the ri.
Gus, have arrested the progress of malignant disease
stad the hand OF DEATH this lady had not died-Pa-
rents who had watched over her atancy aud whose
hearts bad been often made happy by her al affection
would not shed tho tear OF sorrow the death
OF sainled daug hter.Ihe youthful husband aud his
orphan children had not been clad in mourning. for
an atieconate wife and exemplary mother. BIT her
surviving friends have the sweet assurance that she
died in hope oi happy immortality. The writer Of
ten visited her during her affection. and always found
her calm and happy in view of her change aud though
she desired in rearing her children, she expires
sed perfect resignation To the will OF God A few
days before her death she obtained complete triumph
over her adversary aud IN that happy frame oil lnd she
continued I'LL life ceased aud her dsemboded spirit
eended to Angels aud to God MIS- Mllner tor years
had been ornament To the Church earh-she Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
Thirteen Daps I.a,er from Eurous.

The Great Western arrived al New York on the 81 ST
nll In Is days from Liverpool. The news by her is
unimpnTtant.
There had been a good demand for Cuitoa in Liver
pool alteration in prices.
Parliament stands ad Journed September g. to ena
BILE the House OF Lords give udgmen, in the case OF
O'Coune
queen Victoria gave birth. the 9Th oil August to
son. who takes the title OF Duke ot York
Letters from Florence announce the death Of Joseph
Bonapare, formerly King of Naples, and afterwards o
Spaia. lie died On the 2Sih oi July after long i'll
ness.
The ceebaisd Mehemi, Ali. Pacha of Egypt, has alb
dica,ed in favor of his SON ibrahim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

The Dismionisis The Enquirer and its echoes at
tempt to produce the Impression the minds Of their
des that the Disunon movements in South Carolina
are unworthy Of notice, because only few 'impulsye
spirits" are concerned in them. But the Charleston
Courier, better informed than the Enquirer. declares
that "M Rhet and his Bluon boys aud other coistit-
uen's are openly seeking dissolve The Union. unless
their mad pre;ensons are yielded II by the co,ced
spirit of the rest of the UnonA South Carolina
respondent of the Richmond Wing explains the secret
Of the Enquirers caution, Imagine. We shall see.
IN case Of certain contingency, attempt made 10 put
pTgiaia at the head of this DisUnon movement. But
we warn the he-workers in Time that they will fail
IN their designs Love for The Union is too deeply i'm
planted in the breasts IT the yeomanty of Virginia,
induce any fear that tie attempt, whenever made,
be successful Ii will, the other hand, overwhelm
any man or any party who may have the lemeIiiy 10
,Hs.r~ss.it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

Teas PO'iiies The election fr President Of Texas
luck race last Monday. and the result will probahly
soon reach us. The rival candidates were Gen Bur
eson anu Arson Jon,s the ianer in favor OF the an
neNa,on OF Texas to the United slaes the latter against
H. Junes. il is stated, is supported by the influence OF
Zen Houston, but II is believed that The greater popn-
larlty OF Bnrleson will elect him. II seems strange that
Houston. the regulator o the Treaty OF annexation with
lyle should be IN iayor OF JONES' aho IL is said
only opposed to annexation bni is fayor o an alliance
with England. and the establishment of policy unia
yorable to the l.. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
NEW LONDON CLAY CLUB.

The Clay Club of Ntw London have at lengt fang
Their banner To the breeze. flag, twenty-five feet
long, with appropriate inscriptions, waves over the vii
age, at an elevation Of nearly one hundred feet For
this splendid ornamen, the town aud its yicnage.
are principally indebted 10 patriotic fellow citizen
L. Echos. Esq assisted by Capt jerks late of the Ma
w: the latter gentleman having superintendent the ma
chinery by which staff elevated
At rose beautifully and maescay to the perpendicu-
laran suspicious omeno that which will crown
our Efforts on The first Monday in November next Tn
der this nag determined conquer; and we now
pledge ourselves to meet friends aud enemies the
pulls. ii We meet them nowhere else.
WINGS OF BUFFALO.
{J. The Lynchbury Republican will please copy
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Ey Charles Phelps.

IN Friday the 9th inst, will DO sold in front Of my
- office.
One Mahogany Wardrobe,
One During Table,
Two dnz. Cane Bottom Chairs,
90 dnz. Plough Lines,
- doz Bed Cords.
barrels NJ Wine,
2 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
20 doz. Dnnop's Backing
10 realms Wrapping Paper.
100 boxes Z. \ G.r ,und Soap,
3 doz superior Raz,rs,
is duz Plated Ihimblcs.
4i0 papers lunmiug's Needles.
Glass Lamps and Tnmblers,
Friction Matches. Ne, &c.. Sc.
L. PHELPS, Auct'r.
Sept. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
TREMENDOUS WING BARBECUE IN CHAR
IOI"EF

The Wings of Charlotte will give Free Barbecue
at the Court House. the | 9th and 18th of September
All parties are cordially invited To partake As fair dis
cussnn only is desired earnestly request the friends
OF ''Poik Dallas and Texas have themselves rep
resented on the occasion. Many gentlemen of distinc
ton will be present behalf of the Wings.
The Ladies respectfully and earnestly invited to
favor us with their presence
HENRY CARRiNGToN, } Committee
JOHN MARSHALL, Of
TllONAST. BOuLDIN, ) Invitation.
% The Richmond Wing will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

18Th inst, for Charlotte circui, AT Republ an Chapel.
Saturday and Sunday the 2lst and PA inst. Aunher
Camp Meeting al Lees In Amherst, five miles frnm
Lynchbnrg To commence on Monday evening the 23d
inst. aud continue until the Saturday faownp and near
which trading will be allowed. The ith Quarterly
Meeting Tor Nelson circuit, Loviugston Saturday and
Sunday the 9th and 6lh OF October; for Buckingham
circuit. nj Mount tomiort Saturday the 18th aud 9Th
oi October. JNo, EARLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

, VI MI. Bolts, glad 10 hear, was well enough
enough still in feeble health, To add the Ieople
Amelia Springs last week lie las been eniuned how
ever, by his medical advisers seek repose Tor few
weeks We hope certainly, il his health will permit,
70 see him at the Lynchburg Convention on the Sth of
o.'ooer. The Wings in this region are exceedingly
anxious to greei him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

:: " MI Hives went from Winchester to the Springs
~ Morgan county, where he expected to stay few
ua1s 70 recruit his health He was to sppak in that
MY NJ, ." me fth-and thence he intended to go 10
Wheeling. 10 attend the great Mass Meeting on The
, r'" We hope that Mr. Rves will be at the cn.op.
f'su lon' en'on al Lynch5urg The Sh u October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

There will be a Barbecue given at Mt. Laurel
in tie county Of Halifax. Friday ant Saturday
the 20th and 2lst days Of September. 1t is de
igued to be free and public, and all parties and
all persons invited to attend And the wings are IN
ved bring their best and abes speakers, as 1t Is de
ned that there shall he free and full discussion of TIL,
questions Involved in tie approaching Presidential eec
tun. There will he preparation made for several thou
sand PERSONS and is expected continue for two days
BU The Committee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

=. 10 One ofhe best things we have seen fr some
!lmf, is a resolution nfa Locofuco meeting in Peters
nufg IN which Ezekiel Polk, the grandfather OF James
~ Folk. is spoken Of as ''renerable Revolutionary
n"troi ~ That is carrying The jke little too far.
Better 'gve it up" Mr.. Venahle of the Loco
loco Electors in North Carolina dues. lie admits The
xysm oi Ezekiel Polk, aud claims for his grandson the
mare merit that account since, with that bad exam
I@e. he is not tory likewise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

o. The Enquirer puts forth calculation on the re.
sui, Of the next Presidential elecllonclamng tor Polk
100 votes and claiming probable between 40 aud 80
more Quite modest. II must be coniesSed-aln,os as
much So as its celebrated calculation in 1910. which was
reversed in November II very prudently adds howey
er the following sentence "BUT, whilst put forth
this calculation, must beg 10 bet cent on
our atormaii0n.n As prudent as it is modest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
siUCE ENS!CS.
<sr:siiIIss's Nails.

ENE HAVE just received lot OF Nails, assert
w ed Sizes, from David Craham's Works, in
Wylhe CO, Wa very superior article, made Of ham
mered iron.
As agents Of the Works, shall keep a stock on
hand, and offer them them upon favorable terms as
can be had in any market, aud delivered here. The
Nails are handsomely cut, and well put up snbstan-
.ial kegs. MCDANIEL & McCORKLE.
Sept. ) Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
. - IT. n DOVNT4Tt, OtC
CurdsciIe, 29.h august, 1874.
TO THE WINGS OF CAMPBELL.

Court, Ga Monday in Sepember,) and full attendance
from all parts of the county is desirable. Remember,
that the election is only about two months distant, and
that there is yet much work 10 do 1t is time we were
preparing Tor The contest Addresses may be expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE..

"A .Nc.hodist Protestant Camp Meeting.
The Quarterly Conferences Of the Methodist pro'es-
,,nt Church. on Campbell and Bedford Circuit and
I.vnchbars Station, have determined to hold Camp
Meeting. al OAK GROVE, three miles south west W, Oh
CampbrII Cont. house, commencing the first Thurs
dgv in October The operation OF ministers and
members OF other churches Is respectfully requeseu.
VHOS TAYLOR, Shper'nt OF L. 4 Is. u
DAVID SHAVER, Snneria'pt Of l.. >.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

o. The editors of The Richmond Enquirer have an
mounced their intention to publish daily paper
his determination has been FASTENED in consequence of
'he enlistment Of the Compiler under the Wing flag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

V,- Gen. Csxbs addressed the citizens of Richmond
on p .ne Zoih nt The Compiler says, "He was in his
pest humor-he seemed all spirit and soul-his reru
"er hed all present; and that added to his glowing
s'oqaence his hsppy humor aud pleasantly, his wit and
.a'fe' moved the depths ofteelins all moods. by
'u.as. we have never known the .asce ring and re-
'eloeraie with such frequent bursts Of applause"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
E.I.y'CA' 0ssd STAPLE
Sll. x Il d d ID =
UiLLLiaIS. RANKIN 4 PEJNNIMlN.
No 63 WILLIAM STREET.

No. o3 WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER CEDAR STREET, NEW yoax.
w ouLD call the attention of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies. 10 their estsD-
slye assortment OF entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock. which comprises full and ge-
neral variety Of Staple aud Fancy silk loods they have
been rnakina large additions OF ENTIRELY NEW
Sly LIES. expressly adapted IN the season.
From the l,cil,es which they possess IN the purchase
oil Goads at The owea pricesieir nnrivaled ana
very extensive ass1gentihey feel assured that 1t Will
be IN their power IN oor extraordinary Inducements 10
purchasers who desire aud deserve 10 buy IN the very
best terms, and they determined To spare M PATHS
10 make r The interest oisuch make Their SELECTIONS
from their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range OF styles, In Rich Printed
Cashmere D'kcusse ol latest Parls patterns, Tesans,
Grape DE l4nnes. Musn DE LANES Of Paris styles,
never belore offered.
Alpaecas. Bonbazncs. Black and Blue Silk. low and
high priced.
slilNS--Camclcon Brocade Silks; Cameleon Broch
Striped Silks; PLAN and Satin Striped nennesi
Black and blue Black satin Striped aud Brocade hgur
d Silks, Satin Striped Gros CRANES Black and Blao
Black Gras de SWISS Italian lusrings G,os lie Rhel ns
Gtos d'AI,ques; Black and Blue Black Sans; Plain aud
Fgurcd Sailns. Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great varsity, compr
sing Bonnet Silks and Salins Of entirely styles. bon
net aud Cap Ribbons rich Fall patterns, designs
Bonnet Nelves. plain coprs black and blue black, fgur
ed. shaded. pladj cut and uncut.
LAJES.
Cap Laces in great variety, III new and elegant pat
ierns Trimming laces and Lace Edgngs, blnck and
white; SILK. l.'sle. Gulpurc. Meohin, Brussels. Ne.
Thread Laces and EJsoss, French, German and
English.
SIlAWIS.
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shawls,
1hbe, Muslin de Lame. Kabyle. Plaid. Woollcn, Nell.
SC. Sc.
! SILK SllAWlS-Dark Cameeon, Satin Striped.
figured, Sc.
GLOVES AND MirTS.
In every variety Ion Gentlemen. Ladies', and Misses. or
Kid OF the approved manufacture. luck, Merino,
Woollon, Silk, Lacr, FioI, Egyptian, indla Rubber,
&c
Their stuck will be found 10 comprise n full assert
noni OF all the yarlus small ltcls needed, and they In
vle the attention Of Buyers. with the fullest coaIdence
that they can snppy every wan, IN their limo.
l,rl An, ptnff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

Sd Congressional District Contention.
This Convention will be held the sulphur Springs
in Buckingham county, on the 18th of September All
the Whgs expeeled--and the Democrats are also
cordially invited to attend Many distinguished speakers
are expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

Leuisiana.-The C0nven,ion which recently
sembled for the purpose Of amending the Slate constiiu
l"n has, ~iihoul concluding lis labors, adjourned over
10 the second Tuesday III January next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
HYDRAULIC OuN6ENT.

HYDRAULIC OIN6ENT.
s1nn BUSHELS FRESH GROUND HyDRAULic
|$OV CEMENT. arriving aud Tor sale low by
LEE & LACY.
On the Basin.
The highest cash price paid for Far Seed. FOOL and
Beeacar. LEE * LACY.
Sept. wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
" hiJ gain.
wing gain,
The Locoioto majority in the whole State in

me IIUroI1V hIaJ0rIty IN Tie Wh0le State IN
1913. was 2,Ol3
Which is thus far more than overcome. From
20 counties full returns have not been received; bull if
they exhibit Wing gain in the same ratio, it will
show small but efficient majority in favor OF The
Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

Another Out 1.-THE Richmond Enquirer :
BIT for the mlscaloualiuns That made in 1910,
VIC ourselves would mol entertain the slightest doubt u
the election Of Polk and Dalla: .Bt'--havina
made these remarkable ''miscalcuallons 10 1870 IL Is
least possible the unfortunate blunders have
repeated. Very likely
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral sermt oil the late Mrs Eliza Read. con-
sort Of DrJ f. w. Read, will be preached at the
Church New London Academy,) on the "a Sabbath in
September next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

o. That valuable and ably edited paper. the Boston
.Hlas comes To greatly enlarged and IN entirely
. new dress. II is the largest paper in the United
o'aes, as ii has always been one vi the best.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

PopnlT potc Ia fadiaa4 The y. Y. Tribune pub
fishes tabular statement Of the popular In 6S
Counties IN indiana at the late election which show
Wing msj riiy Of 1895
10 1913 in the couoties the Loeos had
majority Vi II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
DagucrreOtypc Portraits.

IENlE subscriber would respectfully announce the
l. citizens Of Lynchburg that he is now. and III re-
main for a few days at Mrs. Pendleton's, on Main
Street, and Is prepared 10 take DIG EOTYPE
POh lHII1S superior 10 any that have been Ia
ken III this place, and equal 10 any in the world lie
has variety OF specimens hand and very respectful
ly invites ladies and gentlemen 10 call aud examine
them lie will execute his work with despatch and
elegance AT all hou.s of the day. al a very reduced
price. JAMES BURNEY
Sept 2 3if
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Majority
mo

1t will be seen. from this statement that in .ss than
two'hlrds u the State, The Wing maJnfily is Early
5000 iT the Legislative candidates than il is n
Governor furnishing conclusive proof that OwsIey
behind the slhlg strength, and that Butler out
nan that Of the i.oeos. The Wing majority in NJ
venber may saely be set down al from IL 10 l50D1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
TuE IIONE. MARKET.

.,,,re n,t,lou of Mr.. Websier's speech, at Albany
1,ss 400 was devoted to the purpose Of showing the
., ,musnce oi the Home .,larket Ia the Agteullu
ri nier 81: and facts on This subject are Of mute
. eicht than all the reasoning IN the world, We ask al
lion Ia the statement made by Mr. Webster Of the
~ Of The pr,ducis vi other States, carried into aud
''nsnmed BIZ Massachusetts alone--as innws:
Cation 37,000.0o0
Wheat 4,ooo,,Wo
Goal i,ooo,ouo
MI 100000
a,,ber and Hides 100000
Beef a.d Pork 9'oou'ooo
Butter and Cheese ,0oo,Ou0
Dc Lad 100000
~ 100000
Tar. pitch and iurpen'i"e , ooo ooo
O., Oats and other Grain 100000
AID o,her articles amounting in the whole TO about
foriu millions q dollars
a.. .,,en, and importance Of the home market may be
,;.,,ed Here is The single State of Massachusetts
.;,1 from her sister States forty millions oil doars
ou, ~ ar heir nroducis What NAY be the aggregate
nr,, consumed in other States at the North. II is I'M
;ble TO compute. ia the absence Of all statistical IN
m,,ioo That ii must. however, be four or i've times
e., as the entire amount OF our foreign eNporis can
~ he questioned In l64l. for example, the total a
mount Of our exports to all parts Of the word was sloo
9So 100 ofwhich Great Britain and her dependencies,
|our "natura Market" as Mr.. McDunie calls il took
soly SjS,s69,45 Il appears, therefore, that Mass-
bset,s alone nearly much nj the products
~ her sister States expnrt to "Great Britain and
ber dependencies. and nearly half as much we send
N eyefy foreign country the face of the globe And
90, there are men who the home market aud
re,end 10 think that it is upon the foreign marke, we
,s, chiefly rely for the remuneration Of the agrcuiu-
s;s,.i We recally invite the attention of MIR. Ed
munds of Halifax IL the foregoing statement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
CIKCTL.TK N.IDV'S.

DERSONS IN want of CIRCUf.iR SAWS can
4 be furnished nj short notice, with warranted ar
cle any size from / 10 aS IN. diameter, at small
advance on manufacturers prices, by
IL. b. & w. A. RICHARDS
Sept, 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
The rOie ia kentucbU.-.

The roe ia kei,tuchy.-Ihe n. Y. Tribune contains
statement ii Liza popular vote in 81 counties IN Ken
lucky IN which iLee was party Contest iur members
OF tie Legislature, as compared with the vote Tor Gov
ernor which exhibits The follow ing results:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
100 NEGROES wanted.

fES''f Subscriber wishes to purchase one hundred Ne
groes oil both sexes, from IL To 30 years age, for
which he is disposed to pay the highest market price,
lie can be found al the Store of Mr. NJ HARE lie
will attend Amherst and Campbell Courts, AT which time
he will be pleased TO persons who have the above
named property Tor sale. Being anxious purchase two
good
BL.4CK S.WETNS,
and two good CARPENTERS, he Will pa, a very IL
beal price for them Persons having above proper
y IN dispose Of will do well to give him call previous
to their selling 10 any other person.
GEORGE DAVIS.
August 10 IFS
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BL.gCKSTyETHS,
NEW DRY GOO lbs y FORE,

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
On the Cash Principle.
'k'llf Subscribers have the pleasure 10 announce to
l. the citizens Of Lynchburg and vicinity, that they
have opened
DRY GOODS STORE,
On Nam Street. one door below DR.. Lyman's Apoth.
ecary Stare in the House formerly occupied by White
Tardy & Irvine The selection Of Goods they keep Y; III
give satisfaction, to style, quality and price. Selling
for cash. they will be satisfied with small prfs; and
receiving fresh GOODS from he Northern lilies during
the season, they will always keep select assor,men
call is respectfully solicited.
S. GUGGENHEIMER s. BROTHER.
April % ,s,f