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vXTHEwRLL,s ELEMENTS OF MORALE
wv TY AND POLITY, in two volumes; by
the author Of the History and Philosophy ofthe In
duciive Sciences
Sept. 20 +. TAYLOR.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
w. T. JENNINGS g. CO.,

NoI DOuuUuyi 1VeW IWHi
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants Of
II Washington thai they have taken the store on
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining the corner Of Sixth
street, as branch Of their establishment, for the
sale Of gentlemcn's fashionable clothing.
The well-known reputation Of their establishment,
u Is believed will be sufficient guarantee for the
quality and style Of all goods sold by them.
Their stock consists of sack ard surtout over
coats; closks; body Sacks frock, dress, and DOsay
coats; French and English cashmere pants; silk,
satin, bombasin, cashmere, and fancy vests; cham
Der robcs scarfs cravais; hosiery; gloves suspend
ers; and every article necessary for gentlemon's
wardrobe; which win be sold ii the lowest New
YORK prices
Orders viii he received and executed in New
York. IN the best style, 81 short notice.
SEPT l1--dlm
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WI AvERLEY NOVELS, cheap series, pub
wv lshed in octave volumes, at the rate Of six
novels for so cents, or cents for each novel.
Volume second, containing "Hcart of Mid Lo-
thar, "Bride Of Lammermoor," Legged Of Mon
trose," aIvanhoe," 1.-THE Monastery and "The
Abbott,"i is this day received.
June IL F. TAYLOR.
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FALL FASHIONS.

OSlAH DIXON, merchant tailor, Coleman's
National Hotel, (cntrance on 9th street, first
oorrom Pennsylvania avenue, respectfully informs
is friends and the public that he has Just received
rom the North rich supply of French and En-
lsh goods OF the richest styles, consisting, in part
f.
French and English cloths and cassimeres Of the
lost approved make, which, for elegance Of finish
nd strength Of body, cannot be surpassed in this
ty.
Also, rich embroidered satin vestings, fancy cut
elvet yestings, gloves, suspenders, scarfs, and
hlrts; all OF which will be sold at small advance
pr cash.
The proprietor pledges himself he will make TO
rider clothing Of superior quality, at lower prices
han the same quality and style Of garments can be
FINISHED by clothing shops or dry goods stores Of
lis city. This the proprietor can and will do, on
ne cash principle Suits Of clothes made to order
twelve hours.
Sept 20-2aw3wif
HPLENDID CARPETINGs-R. EsTEP will
n open this day
20 pieces rich and splendid velvet carpctng, new
.rtcle
'opeces rich Brussels carpetings, cheap and beau
% pieces three-ply carpedngs, rich and entirely
3 stills royal damask carpetings for passages and
tairs
y 70 pieces fine and superfne ingram carpetings,
prices from 37l to s7l cents
% pairs rich chenille rugs to match every style Of
arpeting
oO pairs rich tufted do do do
ihiso 50 pieces new style silks, some very splen-
Inc subscriber respectfully invites purchasers to
Fhere '''''e
R. EsTEP.
Sept 22-3aw2wif
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LusBf a DUyALI, Merchant Tailors,
coIs'nrns Haf,i, Psnnssirsnia srenus,
HANE just ensivod from New York n splendid
III assortment Of fashionable fall and winter
goodn, consisting Of
sapcrfne French and Eaglish cloths
Beaver cloths. plain and fancy cs.-imeres
Rich eat velvet and other fancy vcrtings
Black satin and silk do
An 81 which ne Will make up 10 order in hand
some style n moderate pricss.
We have also received great variety Of fancy
ARTICLES Coz genilcment wear, such 49,
Handkerchisf.s scsrfs, eravats stocks, suspcndcrs
Gisscs, rilk and mefino shirts and drawers
weollsn hosiery, dressing gowns, umbrellas, &c
Our ffisnds and the public respectfully invited
10 give ~ caiL
Sepi. as--3av7xf
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PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED.
TIME LADIES Of Washington and vicinity are
i respectfully informed that the subscriber 10
now prepared to serve them with the very best arti
cles in his line, at the following reduced prices:
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
INCORPORATES IN 1880,
No. Is South street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THIS company makes assurances on lives for
u one or moro years, or for life, at the following
rates per annum, per ono hundred dollars.
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WILL DE- OPENED. this morning, at the
w Bnltinlare Cash Store
80 piscrs nsI sfsit msu<s<nes De laine
50 d Cashmere d.Ern~se. 70 ell at 3Il 20 so c.
100 Do French mous>eliaes de- lanes
Is Do Do Cashmere dEcos.e
10 DO Do runarounds DO
10 DO drs-r pai,erns 81 embroidered Cashmere
d'Ecos~e
An ~ he stose goods are 81 the newest styles,
rsrsissd ~ tks Isss steamers from Europe.
spa Nd PfTTMAN a PHILLIPS
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Sept. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12
BANK AND STATE sTocKs.
BALTIMORE MARKET. June :.

Beef faiHe.-'The Of crues at rle scales comprised
800 head, Of which % soId eli, butchers nfia
ces rareiug according 10 quality from 50 % ~ Son
he h 10, equal - &laSb5O net The BALANCE rrmaiHna
unsold announced To II head, which aaaio rnered
on Thursday without any sale worthy Of note The aver
age rate was about S3l2A.
teatt0s.-sal's ii Feathers considerable extent
during the week = cents iuf Interior and ranging ac-
cordng quality 10 80 cents for good
H0,rmd Street Fom.-1he stock m market is snail
and receipts light Holders firm at 81 80. The
receipt prlre from cars continues AT SI37l.
CITY Nils FioT.-'Ihe recent sales wrfe made at
81 5aa&4 56. aud We quote acc rdmey win y,ry
snail stock III mile hands, and the mill unu-
suay low fer The One parcel OF old inspection
has been sud at $4373. and Il lot ii ,lira at s.
heh',-At the conn enren ent u the wei sales 81
goo 10 5OuO bushels Psnua rods uore ade NJ - 10
% cents for inferior lieh to best heavy pafcrls H. the
course of Yesterday aud to-day. about 10000 bnshes
Penra. reds have been taken prices raugpg from =
I" % cents aud me parcel OF inferior lnhi weight
50 cents. sale ni prime MI. red yestcrlay at 81
cents. We quote far 10 strictly prne Md reds s.
a92 cents. Sales Of good white wheas Nd. and penns
have been made at W cents per blshr Tae accounts
of the glowing crop continue to be very generally favor
able.
Bacon hero but linle change in the market for
Bacon, and the lransacous during the week have been
moderate at frmt quotations. W thin the last few
days there IS more inquiry. The Stuck IN market is
g.er than hr sope weeks past in consequence ol lhe
sales having exceeded he receipts The follow ing are
the rates which Western is held. VIZ shoulders 81
nc. cents SIDES G.a1 ceuts; assorted 7l7 cents AMI
lans ~ cents; and IJts prime stnaIl . cenfs
Sales 10 tive amount Of 80 bhds Sheulders Sdes and
Hams nj 6. and Gents respectively. Sales principal
ly these Small sales of very prime only have
been made al highest figures.
Hhiskeyln the early part nt the week sales Of bhds
were made al 2ui cents aud hbs al 2a2i ceuls To
day We have 10 note shade Of decline prices with
sales vi buds n 20 and Of br-. 81 cents The
wagon rrce Of bbs. is u Cents exclusive Of The bate
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slgIg UstgY

Died, ON Friday morning. the 5.h ins,. of saaflst
ever SAesh ANa ELIZA, da giiar ct .llrnh Iihlq.
Esq. =" AHnnattpN IN The 2ud year II Der agr -
not her afflicted pafeuis aleuto. of their sweet llIe
fd is numbered viii the sefdpbs afruud The thra nf
.ieaFeh L. them s'rye 10 niout hor olrfs Of lie
@mHy "ho have geae before her.
=, on sahhaih morning. the Sh INST. Of e,,rsnf,In
,Iah, Ais. iiLiiAs jams. widow If tfr late IL
tofh'd T. janus ol Cumberland aged 50 wears an-p.
nef 81 The III tr,>s 'etIao Church # ,arhrr l5f
HE N1Sa beautiful ieustr ton at the nawcT ae1 NJ s
uHss Of HIM who has tfiunphed over deeih ant h,f -
1t nfed' ra pm 10 faeard her nmlse-"Ihe sian char.
aeier Is the uunumfa.''
Aed We dfs''e that every one # yam d. show HE
salne diligence to The til assurance of hara unto de
'na; That te te nol sothtul, hu 6.Ilowefsof ,bsa.
no through lalh and PATIENCE. inherit the prasi,
-, ol pulmonary Affection mn III evcoina fIhe 9Th
instant Mt 3osrrn orERAN, in Tue 9Th wear II LIS
age liz as let LARGO tauiiy ta mourn the tssrf4
kiHd husband and m affection te afher lie lived I'm
many years IN PuisylvSwa coupty-Nhcfe h. died
Death cutters the ABIDE Of tie III and low, and s,ares
ne the eyed nor the yauns. 'ris aise then to prnaf
for the Solemn hour.
=, Al SPRINGFIELD, Jun a. ls35. Srr4r, A,x.
"'lY daughter # Gea W. aHd SARAH Isabella Clement
aged year. uoa.is ard s5tNs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

10 Nm, Re'idsnt oracrs Of .li..siss,gp. Lands.
amos l.. Matthews. Esq Auditor of Poole Accounts,
ITS noAee, that by ae OF the ast Legislature of
u s>'ssf persons who live out Of the Ssie or cut If
'ae eoo'iv IN Which the lands are situated. can noy
''.s axes 10 The Auditor oi Pubhe Accounts prior to
9sf'H'ef neHi' Mir Matthews says: "Aa rersan.
~ VISA IL avail Themselves Of tbs la, ,aul3 do veil
10 iian''1 II The Aulior at an esrly day. then uae.
together With lists ollheir lands designating the section
township, tange aud county in which they a,e situated
and The nanfs Of the persons (r known by whom the
'has were originally purchased, a. il is important, tia,
oaa@s containing ss If such lands and the amount Of
'aAes Cue On lhcm should be m1le tn, by the Auditor
'nmt9ia''ig' These Who wish 10 avail themselves If
''t Ia" without gong 10 Jaehsun CHE seat Of govern.
insHt mississippi should remit the amount of taxes
due on their land, and five per cent additional on the
amount as the Auditor is allow ed 10 charre that anorn
~ m'nIs>ens Tor his compensation Address JamrS
y. Matthews. Auditor. sc. JAG, Sun, MssisSiap. Who
We are assured may be fully relied upon to attend pnnc
'ralf and faithfully u the rights oil non resident land
o~ners.
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= n aI-IH " -7W"I-| J-lle Q
RiCll NONp MARKETS..


business Is very dull Va tas e, excerpt "a the nf.lf
OF Tobacco, nhrh Is arriving very f3rfllv
S7Ine leW tanners "a lbs neiahbah5aI have .af der
May Wheat, and tepres,nt he quality as very superior.
aid the yield abml ga average greatly better thu
was expected. ht late heal rrouisfs even h. r s1
Sheod Il receive uoiniury IN II e hrf srace heire lar
''st, VII BIZ very tine crop Tie harvest l5r the Iae
wheat III beIip about the l0h or l2fh nst
NocouI' acs It Wheat aye br,u u4sde ana ~, br}n,n
Tbs wear none will ha entered ino.
We have noi lad min fr umc and vesctat IN
begins 10 soiar IN tins Vicinity
ie6arco- Receipts and inspections very heavy Tic
demaad i"r good and hue continues active w cqalr
l"es 81 % 4 .; common Leaf a.: COED ~ a i.
has - 10; extra manufacturing 10 IA %
fio"-lhe receipts this week are better aaa n ~
nce Is dull at 81 20 10 81 Ca arrrd sale of ot.1f
2to bhls was made hy gentleman from the ron n, n
traction under the lowest quotation aho,e
Uheat The Cily Mills having suspended operations
on The lulh March fr the seasun there Is no REGULAR
quotation tor his article
u hiSheg-Nc qnotc bbs, "a cents; hhds % cts
Price nonlta no sales.
P,orisioas-BAeoN. Smiihdeld and city eafra. h ~
round a q cs.; STOCK light. Nes'erp and Baltimore
hog tonud {; shoulders I; sides q x. lar, 4 !,
. cts o'"eh iail demand light. LARD; Smufeld aud
Baltimore s 9 cts.
CaiHc-for tatlle from the scales qross veplt. 4.
80 : -: nfl 80 q, according laqually
Ftaihe,s-.9 % CTS. per ID Tor live geese.
hoa-tlg lion very dull before ibc arrival uf tie
asl steamer. and there WAS sale uf q tors " esnr.
Us hrand Al 135 Since The arrival nf the Great " Is
tern there have been transactions IN HIS tnaflr la
her accounts unlaycTale and me Should fuu qn.e
Pig lfnn at &3 10 So SWpdts Sle0 per a63 Eu'll.h
50; lredeeat ReImond manolucIou) 500; lp Conn.
Try Bar S33l.
Piasfa- Lump Plaster, frem the wharf 3; Basin hank
81 20. Supply good. 1urces II ITO bs e10ld S.
Sal -Fr.m he ~hanii IS, Inn st,re %. Swe,
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Great Bargains in Fry Goods.
SECOND SUPPLY.
ADAMS & WILKINSON,

BANK SQUARE,
A RE now receiving and opening fresh supply af
"A SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. purchased
within the last ten days, by Of their finn. at great
sacrifice which they Offering at unusually low prices
They consist in part of the following articles:
Caicoes, new styles, at 10 cents, worth ! shilling,
ID do shilling. do % cents.
Dat do ! shilling, do % cents.
Balzarnes do %. Sd. do S. 3D.
Lawns do 2s Sd. do IS.
A large Stock Of BONNE.TS and RIBBONS If ev-
cry style and quality and at much lower prices titan
er before offered this market Also large lot Of Do
mescs, SheeiiDgs. Shirngs, Chiffon oznaburgs Paids,
&c. We respectfully ask call from lhose wishing IN
purchase. A. & w.
June IL If
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10 rUC LADIES OF BEDFORD.

meeting of the Ladies of the Bedford Association
fr er cling Statue Henry Clay, will BE- held in the
Presby terrain Church at Liberty the l4ih 81 June
next foll meeting is respectfully and earnestly re-
quesied as hnsiness Of importance will be transacted
and several addresses delivered.
ANN ID. MITCHELL, Prest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

The CONET.-The Comet. the sud den and un
expected appearance Of which noticed by
pendent in last paoer has been observed by the
gazers in various quarters, II is noticed in the Wash
inetan. Baltimore New York. Richmond. Petersburg
Norik ard Philadelphia papers to have tn.
ken all persons by surprise.
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o2gMrcEs ca rz1TE rgCsS.
fsa.0'S E.FsEe E'EtP.E.
Hampsoa's Compound slruP = In and lIo

Hmpsoa's Compound SgrpP = idr and Ho'd
.Ndpiba
fSliE Iilaaelrta Chronicle al|uting tbs powerful
itmtdN #saAA III which attends tdmiu-
.stRnan In ftes, and al FmeHBB Complaints,
has ahsrluelt pioushd u.s. al many Who huNe been rta
n7meea rcut hle u7e. "a, tho Of ts tmriY, ,niile
y feeatetod rs Wrriis we glad hud, are becoming
tNtensiNr, iHsUu. aud We su.eIov tut that The thu
sands tlauzaH1 Who ae snnpn with HAT dreadmalaag,
Crnspnl iien, vii wall a., nte,cs Il lie nmot cornin
houet the 81 this medeine viii confer II has long
been dgdestun it, medicine 10 ditooNfr remedy calca
lated - rh"r The iUNaHes oi Pulmonary Consumption tr
m.st fatal dsaaaf "a ON eruuuY ahd iniho COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR AND Nh'fllA We have that remedy,
Unparalleled in ats sucss. u artr%rE the tell destiny
hecpcr II IA heu usfd has met with astonishing
cc~- therefore ceAddenuy recommend it to the eonsumi
tive patient
Prize tOets fsf hetfls=-s bottles fat - 80
W The above Valuable uedteinc H. Ion sale Ivy
loHN u. SEAN, Druggist.
gent for lyuclbutg and vicinity
Jun II tif
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k2EsEGS and .HEEsFCE.s's2 $,

TESlE Subscriber es large and well SRI cited stock
u If DEuGs MEDICINES. PAIN1s, Oils. DYE.
STuFfs, Glass WARE. PEeFuMEEY, SoArs, FAScY
ARTICLES &c. rrsloI every article Usually iuad
in the DRuG LINE, 10 which he respe nlly invites the
attention If his former customers well rs the public
generally. JOHN II. SEAl, Drggia.
o11- Particular attention given 10 prescriptions for Ply
scians and ftns. which viii be put up at all hours
with nraness and accuracy
Orders from the country promptly after dCd to, aud
Medicines warranted. j. H. s
June IL visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

o. Mr.. Clay, who left Louisville few days since
for 1t. Louis, has been compelled 10 return
Of the sieamboat board of Inch he had taken passage
getting aground, the water heing very low. His visit
Ia ST. Luis III be postpnned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

Illegal Tofiag. We learn from the last Nlledgcvle
ktcorder that two men. named Doler and Fitzpatrick,
were convicted at the last Of the superior court
I Sumter county, Georgia, Of Illegal voting at the last
Fail election, and senenced 10 the pentenary each for
one year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

- The Richmond papers announce the return to
that city fine Rev. f. l.. Magoon, eloquent and a
bic Mdi1er of the Baptist Church, from his visit TO
Europe where has been s,jonrnng nearly two years.
He has resumed his pastoral labnrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

k#II..tst. 8faIshs- - .. 4 - .ss9ts.3
oifeui snreris, soart lar sIsnesiY :, tea-
fora eoanty. lie I'd day d jun-, 1s4ss
Edmund Pate, Plaintiff,
agoina
ratfiek fiis, Mathew lite, Iewis ccawr. jir' n g
NalihnIn ard ritxh lbs ID din fieday slll.fs
his VIE Willy isfren JGftap Rostd ara ally lie tfs
John ilauiton nd Chfi,ttI hsf Iaafd, Defendants.
In (HAseERY. sf#
The Defendants. Iftnih q iatlbufn ard Ira his wiz,
John Holiday AID itarthsra his ife Jefferson i3osfd hi
sail, his wife, md chropha Board, nsf having entered
thrr appceranee ard given s...y aeeairF II lie seii
Assembly and tie taiss Of lis uutf. aid 4 a aitng y
satisfactory rsi'rnce that ty nat mi abias 81 He
eatl II ordered. that ty do arleni tho
Clerk. Office OF the eiaepil saloriufs trst Law ard
Chsneey 10, ilealld esurti Il uet IL leai eitil n
the ntsi Monday n stpfembei nes ard lie bills q
the Paindn md that ~ 81 fhis clfer he ssittd 10
newspaper published In he al Isaethnrg tr
months suees.,c,. and possd Il the ion door Of tie
couilhoute Of Ills county eouft cay.
Co,y--Iss,e,
sea- - JOS. WILSON. ci'R
June I, wSr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

o. With he exception Of The Ahalilioniss. the ad
n'reble report and resolutions OF e Gold schop) Pres
tleflan General Assembly, the sutjeci Of Slavery.
haNe been received with decided appreciation by The com
mpniiy Their adoption is the mere gratifying, tie
Cause II ndclies healthy ine Of public sentiment a
mung the regacing portion Of the people of the non,
tavehodina States. This eyiuced by The vote upon
she resolutions. There were in the General Assembly
VA members from he free States, Ut whom 100 voted
''r the resolutions were absent, was excused.
Tour we're non Gqucfs and OILY II waited alans them.
There were only 20 members tom the slave States Of
whom 66 voted for the resolutions aud Were absent.
he Saysv'e (Ky.) Eagle. ircm which we learn these
'dcs. states that the Aboitunss in CiocinnaIi were
greatly enraaed by the action Of The General Assembly.
me morning after the resolutions adopted, before
me honT Of meeting. large number Of hand bills were
'hiown into the Of members strongly denouncing
iein and pTonounciug the Presbyterian Church no Ion
ger Church q Jesus Christ Plararls were also pos
ed up IN the city, calling Mss meeting, 10 present
" Junkln Che Moderator, and Northern man, with
pair of silver handouts for his able defence Of slavery.
and Proposing TO place his late work slavery among
me EPisttsl This ebulliiion Of maIiguny, which OF
course enanaed from the Abolition printing flee IN
lncinnsi was treated by Or. Iunkin and the Assem-
't'S with s.'tni contempt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

The Rev Joshua Flag, Cniversalis,. will preach at
tho District School House, M. /. Beaver Creek,
Campbell county, (near DR.. Lambeh's) on Sunday, the
22ud inst; and VII continue to preach at tha place,
cry fourth Sunday 10 each month during the next year.
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Juiie ~


VIRGINIA At Rule held in The Clicks Office OF tie
Circuit superior Court OF Law add CHANGER, iur Bed.
lord county, The 5l' day OF May, 1915;
" iliam Dickinson, Plaintiff,
against
Jesse 4. Bfnnbitt, II illnm Oycrsrce Js, Oy.rtrret
George Orersiec, james Gray, lsaac Glpin Pleasant
Preston admnist, ator of Thomas NcManuma deed Unis
hcAlanama, widow uEd William McMnnau ard Thomas
McManama decd tie ast infant, undertle age of Il
years, Defendants,
II CHAScERY.
The Defendants, jesse A. Bramhlitt William Over.
street James 0yescef, George O,crstreet, mis- Me.
Mamma not having entered their appearance given
cury according 10 the act OF assent ind tie rules Of Till,
cout aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence nat they
not Inhabitants Of lis ,ah l. ordered n AZ
they do appear at Il Clerks oGce Of tie Ci Snperio,
therein, the first hondpy in September re>t
the plaintiffs bills ard ho COP, this der be inserted
in some ne" sreper published in Tic Of Lnelbnre 10,
two months suecessivcly and posted the door OF the
courthouse OF this county, on seme coLrtday.
Eopy--Testo,
JoS. WILSON clh.
juno IL w2m
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e1. The Tobacco Fair, which to have taken
plare the Sh # June, in the of Famville has
hrrn posi- lued ind, initey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

Prospect Of Reconciliation. The New York cores.
douden Of the Richmond Wing Informs us that Coun.
ell OF distinguished Baptist clergymen and laymen had
convened IN that city, for The purpose of endeavorng
gain to reune in harmony and concord the entire de
nomination IN their Foreign and Domestic Mssions and
tina, II is in contemplation to call Convention to meet
IN Philadelphia, in the Of three four months
with that view, and with bul lie doubt that their diff.
irenees will be ancably adjusted, to the satisfaction of
all parties.
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