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'E'he Subscriber.

TE7ILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
w boththc Banks oiihis place, and attend to any
Co:amjss5n Business which may he entrusted TO
him. Office at the Counting Room of McDowall
d. Shannon &. J. SHANNON.
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Monumental Subscription.

In calling the attention of the citizens of Ker-
shaw District to the object of the following resolu-
ton, adopted at meeting held in Camden on the
10th ult, and asking their cooperation in this no.
BILE undertaking, the undersigned the ommit-
Tee to whom the matter has been entruste', feel
that it would be equally unjust to the gallant dead,
and TO those whose assistance in this matter is ex-
pectcd, to make any appeal in this behalf. The
committee doubt not that every patriot son of cd
kershaw will feel it to be alike his grateful priy-
lege and sacred duty, to contribute according to
his means.
Subscriptions may be addressed to any one Of
the undersigned.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, | ED. A. SALMoND,
JAS. CHESTNUT, Jr. w. J. McKAlN, -,f
JOS. B. KERSHAW, B. B. SALMOND. r,
Committee.
Camden S, c., April 10Th, 1S45.
Rcsolrcd, That we, the People Of Kershaw
District, do erect a monument IN honor of their
memories, to be inscribed with the names Of
Lieut.. Col JAMES p. DICKINSON,
Lieut. James Willis Canley,
sergcanls Jonah r. Holmes aud ]. B. eau.
then,
Corporas W. n. Robinson, and NJ. G. Cas-.
ton. arr.-..---a
Privales J. W. Bounds, John NJ. Catoe, Rob:
ert Ford, w. Hopkins, Alfred Love, Amos
Mosely. w. Z. Mcfarland, William Nelson,
Owen Posted, James S. Powell. Hugh A. Rol.
lins, William Robinson. Jas. Riddle, Dennis
Sizer, Anson B. Sizer. W. L. Weeks, James
Dunlap, John Cain, Alexander Collins, James
Marshall. Allen McCaskill, Ivey Rape, James
White, ]. G.. Bennett, Hiram Rials, John r.
Keith, F.. +. Warick. VIM. A. Hilton, B. +.
Berry, J. w. Baker, Fizsimmons, II. Gihl'r~.
George W. Gilman, Joseph Howell, Ram. M
Logan, jackson Nelllcs, John Villepigue, James
P. Rosser, James Harral, Reuben Roberts, ~,
ert White, Amos Mosely, and such other mrn,,
bers of Company Gas may hereafter loose
their lives in the service Of their country.
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Notice,

All persons having demands against the Estate
of John H. Anderson, will hand them in 10 the
Administrator legally at,estcd, within the time
prescribed by law,an1 all persons indebted TO the
said estate, will make immediate payment 10
JAMES r. MckAlN, Admir-.
Aup % 1917
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James Chesnu, jr., E$q,is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with fall power to act for INC in settling
the Estate of the late DIR. George Reynolds and no
other person is authorised TO use my name, or TO re-
ceve money or grant discharges Of the said Estate
unless specially empowered in writing by him or
myself MARY {. REYNOLDS,
hdm'x of q. Reynolds.
March 81, 1S57
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Lamp Oil.

A superior article Of BIeached Sperm OIL at the
low price of ONE DOLLAR per gallon.
. For srle by Fl Il. AEMP.
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VIII continue TO act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, and attend to any commission busi.
css that NAV be entrusted to him.
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HeigIl.HOs

A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders,
and Sawyers. For sale by
may II. f. L" ZEMP.
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6 A few MOwe of Tie same SOrt.'
5000 Gold Leaf Scgars
500 Charleston do
Cubrey Butterfly do
Pressed EspcraDgo Rcgalia do
Thomas sup. chewing Tobacco
Tobacco of various brands, some low priced.
Half Spanish Scgars. Just received by
January l2. 1913. S. B. LEVY.
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India Floor Mating

Real French Work at Cost.
The following handsome articles at cost
French Embroidered Collars
do do Capcs
do Worked Sleeves
do do Caps
do Lace Capes
ho Lack work and plain Handkerchief
do Embroidered do
do Worked lufant's Robes
do do AlHlins, for dresses
April lS IT. LEVY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

lnst ben put 10 war unnecessarily and uneansutunay
hrgunh the President in the progress Il winch the
military renown OF the country has been raised tie high
es' pitch aud which, with the price paid territory acquired
ier though peace "eonquerel,n the land bought
has sadilel us with debt than hun1ral millions
o dollars The shock OF happily passed. however,
and all that ~e have d. foot the bills and rcaile
no" costly aaAdiy military glory campaign Of snoth
CT hnd has been formally opened, the result Of Which
cry citizen lie Is the hye,st interest, aud months
The country must be subjected wide pread and Intense
excitement h cause d Internal Improve ncnt, to-,
cry "heie On The adv ante he ingenuity oi seems 10
be re a"a.e ned ami every strung advance the
moral, social and political condition Of mankind
Under these circumstances, additional weight 81
sponsbiiy desol,cs upon tie Pres 1t has new and
wider shcre of duties opened Tho require
etgy and industry the part OF its conductors. We
know Ledge the duty resting upon usbut there cor.
relative obligation On the part Of the public We shall do
our best 10 give atNacon and appeal to friends to
themse in Promoting the subscription Int the
Wing man. Though proud Of tie circulation ard patronage
which it has ~ 'olg rnoyed # both wuald
able make il use.u aud interesting even rsoy
thee n Subscribers could send new name ts
vt,1ins alagnec would be speedily manifest, Wih proper
cNer5ns iisye this, aud great de. more, night be
done
W dan5t dem necessary - forth the principles
which govern To those VIA reader, 81 tic Nrrn.
ian, ,pald be those who ate Mt iye
been taught, hy hunrcl,o instances ct 4eI p1ine,
place little reliance uPouhe professions Of prospectus Ne
need only % that 1t shali lie maintain the char
leler winch, gatliea 10 know, tie nuian has
loy,d Ia, some thirty years
Iheserem.lls are Intended an introduction 10 thu
uluneeneat that Mr. nHa oil firm, viii be called by
,ness into the adjoining counties, during the ensuing
moah aud vii be happy the Of such as
ma, be disposed become subscribers We commend him
the kinl oil cs Of the many itiend Of The Ytsan scat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

crafty at his revenge upon him and uppa the South
Had Mr. Woodbury. been the nomin ee there would have
been nothing Of this third party nomination.
Mr. Van Buren, is diillsye In his style. but his views
are clearly enough stated the power Of Congress
yer the question Of slavery. lie admits thl the Federal
Government has control over slavery, in the Steis-
Tha, il is subject Of domcs c altogrihr But
he contends ha,n organizing governments or territories,
Congress has the right, and has uniformly exercised H.,
Of saving whether slavery shall, shall not. be permit
ted within the same. The exere of this right would.
Of course in the present Things make free elrtu
~ of all the regoa, conquered bought from Mexico
The exercise Of this gli Would be Of hus .inciprn
steps" deprecated by the 7th re. u,on Of Ba.,oe
Convention.
We hav, already expressed profound regret the
attempt thus made urganlz- party upon sectional IN
,crests and feelings. We regret not 50 far IS the
movement may aft ct the prospects Of the Wing nominees
TO- the Presidency. Il Is all dle for the i5coIaous To-
.ege that this ticket Will deprive Gon. Taylor Of
as many II will divert from the Democratic nom
inee We d. not believe any abIitioaisis would have
voted fr General Taylor any where. had the tllca Con
venlion mol sat They certainly viii not uoH, Hh'n
Free Soil" candidate is presented. Nehaye not
doubt that the new ticket will aid TO Tie number OF
States which General Iayur viii carry whilst II canEo,
itsrf oct single electoral vote. Tar true opinion
- I'D date Is in die raye. bitterness and Contempt
9, IN, Which the Union and lis affiliated journals speak Of
Nj Van Bdrel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
CONGRESS-.

With immense mass OF busness On hand, both
l1ouss dispose To make political speeches
than To do the necessary Legislation. We give brief
-'lch we have any rcptti. Both the Wisconsin Stna
toS are now in their seats. Drawng lots WAS decided
that Mr. Dodges term shall expire in 1881, end Mr.
Walker. in 1910 On the 26lh, the Oregon bill hein!
under discussion Nh Dix addresses the Senate sH gave
in his adhesion To the doctnts If Mr. IN Bars> let
ter and declared himself Barnburner. Tie bill was
LAID aside. The next day, Mr. Bright gave notice that
lie should at the proper time. move the Missouri Com
promise as an amendment to the bill. Mr. Calhoun then
addressed the Senate in to Mr. Dix. Tie il
was again laid aside. The Post Office Appropriation
Bill was taken up. amended. and passed. On Thursday,
Mr. Berrien made werlnl speech, denying the night
f Congress to lie slae the subject OF slavery. He
was followed by Mr.. Underwood on The same side
In the House, the whole of Monday consumed in
making political spepcheshe bill before the Committee
being the General Appropriation Bll. The Committee
rose without doing any thing OF course. with the BILL
The same may be said Of the next days proceedings.
Ga Thursday, resolution Of red, authorizing The
Committee uu Public Expenditures to make a thorough
examination of the Treasury operations aud Expenditures
with power send for persons and papers. The House
Then went into Committee Of the Whole. on The Ap
preparation Bill. Messrs II Ines, Sims and Woodward
addressed the Committee Mr.. Holmes avo"ed hmsel
IN favor Of the election Of Gen Taylor TO the Presidency
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
a. it,
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$50 EsElss AzsD.

hsANAWAY from the subscriber on tho 23f1 daq II
Ia Anil last. two Negro Men hired uf John II. John-
SON Of Appbmax the properly Of the Esaie of 10
snrh Fasi, bre'd "A dark mulallae called Sum Lewis.
about - y,afs old feet inches high. aud stout 'fha
olter about Il wears old, slender form, dark hr,wn
ploXon about feet. inches high called John Dad y.
the property Of said johnson.
lila thought, from circumstances, that they may he's
bout Fnunye, turf-ville.ar Dan2ie. have heania
,rnaf that they have certificate over the signature
W J DUN. Mr. Dunn, Of course. is moi suspected
writing il } mlhurising any per>nn To hire them
will nay The abnve reward pr them, or halt fnr elhr
one Of them delivered 10 ut Guard Lock- No sec.
oud division Of he james River and kanawha Canal
Bedford county, abJu. Ia miles abbve l.ynchbnrg.
j. NJ, SPlLLER.
LIZ 2-mIu
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We had occasion, te" days since. 10 comment upon
The retaafhs # TIN, apef upon the drpor of the
W lss in attendance on the National Convention and TO
DENY lie tfu'h us II lis llhas noticed Ger
remarks IN article Of length, Tor which VIZ have
not rooln tadsy-bul unwilling To withhold irun our
readers 50 favorable specimen Of the aud logic Of
the Examiner, We shall give il in our neal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
THE ANNIVERSARY

Tho Anniversary # American Independence will 10
ceel1at'd 10 norrow, by paa,le of ihe three Ioua
ter Campa1ics If he Tow. They Will march To
Ear, G1oyr, where the Deegmtion Of Independence
NH he fead by Mr., Andersen l.. lolc1mbe aud o
ration delivered by Mayor j lmes Garland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

We have received Of he particulars Certificates
oil n iceney We're awarded he unusually large num-.
Der 81 III students ! he Governor of the State was
present We ga,ifed IN being able to announce that
W M Il Rogers, Professor Of Natural Philosophy. has
Withdrawn his resignation. aud will continue IN tho
chair Which he has filled So long ard wul such sgua
ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

a 4 II Cntujt Superior CONT Of Law AL Ghancely
"a held III BcIiurd county, the Ijd' day oI Afnl,
lsls:
DAVID Saunders, Ir and Am z eta h4 Wiz. and
Il ,hen W, Nbrtn W Lucy {. lpanua NJ. Dlnlrl
" mud labn NJ Saunders. ehidtcn of SAID David AID
Il ,eta. winch children mlan.s under the aye II 81
Years WHO SUE 10y the said David, th,Ir hlhr aud next
ulcnd, plaintiffs,
oediqst
iorl,y Saunders widow oil David Saundela, de3d
Joalcs Saunders, William l. oanod,ls. Il bert II \
Saunders aud tusnvus \. SAUNDERS, aud Thumas /.
saunders IL thtr own riph aud AS executors a DAVID
Saunders. Died, aud luser4 nt the Plaintiff undo
the will ol DAVID Nnud -. JAmes /, B4ullin and Ma
linda hts VIII. ih,mos p. Mitchell aud Ann u. hrs VIII
John z chlIton and Eneliae h's Vi(o, ,hn Galloway
and Lucinda hts wife aud DAVID S. aud I'm j Snldfr
children aol hars at la" Of sally SuIdcr decd. and
W Illam ' sndeJ, Dsapdans,
IN Chunerrg.
The plaintiffs filed order OF publitaiiao in this
cause aud thefrupuu II Is ordered that thi, sni be- set
for heating ~ Ia the absent defendants named therein
The defendants, Rohrli II y Suundrts. james T.
B,uldn aud Maludi h~ y T., Ddvil :. Suller. JON
j. So1ef and William snlder Whr are ii tins
county aud against NhHa TN Plaintiffs appear II have
proceeded IN The mode prescribed by law against absent
defendants Iii Ealing unPp aud answer: o taomp.
onol lie Pauu, by ticir e3ansell hr Count 10Th take
their bill ilf eouis 3cd h4se delrniauts md tn.
day tbs cansa caue ON Ia b. hta1 upon The bull an
swor 81 hr defendant lhopaa T. SAUNDERS rxecnor at
David saunders, deed aud in his owl tgh. The re-
plcalloas said answers. the sbpo awarded there
ia on the - day of September lo17 which appnt IL
have been duly served npaG the defendant loel} Saon
drs, res Saunders w lllnn l. Saunders. Guslvus \
saunders. Thomas y. Mitchell anI Am y. his Nita.
IoIn = Chiffon and Emrlinp his W.T.. aud John Cal
laway aud Lucinda his VIE. who fail toappaar and an
swcr. and upon The exhibit aud WIS argued by counsel:
Ulon consideration whereof, i1r Coml doth adjudgr,
order and Decree that the Defendant. Thom,s 7 Saun-
drrs and Guslayus Saunders, do. bffe John A.
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o. That reloublabIe Senator, Gen. Fnate has made
an onslaught up the character of oil Xok lie pro
nuuaccs him San Ignorant ua lhat he is the author
e his lctte,,aod clanot ~te dramatically Thai.
,xactly " hat we USED 10 za} Of Gen. Jackson.
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CIRCULAR.
EsichM0Nd EssstiUCry,
! 9Th Street between Main and Cary, Rchm nd, Va
TO TIE MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA.

TO THE MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA.
fxyN subscriber takes this method Of informing his
4 friend, that he has commenced
DTcYYIILN(i and RECiIFYLNI UHiShEl,
as heretofore in Richmond and will be pleased to
have a cal from his former friends and as many new
customer, as may favor him With their patronage lie IS
determined to sell as low the same article can be had
in Baltimore elsewhere, the expenses only OF tfa''
n,r,,lion beIppadded. Having the materials at hand as
low as they can be purchased in any other city, It Is The
subscrber's ohjectin thus addresg YOU 10 call your
attention to Home Manufacture which he doubts not
the Virginia and Southern Meehanls are ever ready 10
encourage when proper Inducements are held ou' "
them. The highest market price paid for Rye.
Respectfully.
In, s-v3.,f JAMES GALLAHER.
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FINE pRll rs.


c. Oh Bc!iord 10 the rescue! "a
sold a Planters Ware House. on the 2sth ut., I
Lids 'roba,ca, belonging In Mr. Thomas Ogerslreet OF
Brdf I'd county, fir the FLOWING prices HID al
$40 80. purchased by Ihamas Ferguson, Ed; bhls
At S0 .. one OF which purchased by Anderson II
Arnlsteai. ESD aud the other by Samuel MrCor,Ie
Esq. and hid. at s. 10. roehascd by John Wm
Murfel, Esq. Average price 50 H. On the 3oih ur :,
hid. at the same ware house. beuGaIuu Ia Mr. Gnf
fin A. Dohyns of the same unity, at Sl3 25 purchased
by Anderson II Amsiead Esp. and Ind. balonging
to Mi James Fields s. 90, purchased by Jesse Hare
Esq.
4 'cord 10 my friends by teay Of salrthioa.-'fhe
conIeula rays ui propons sun sui beams upon the
eXuberanl soil Of GOOD OLD BEDFORD aud 50
long you hUs highly favored your elios must be
crowned with abundant Then leave nothing
nnlufned maintain the iah position which You have Ia
ken, make FINE TOBACCO, and viii get you ti"e
prices, and NJ mistake.
GEO. STEpTOF, JR.,
July sit Commission Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL CFIEBR ArION
on EOTRIH OF J('LT

The SeIools which iaiai lha ealrb'atian will meet
at their sprriivr Churches n o'clock, aol falu
Themes pr reel to the Is Presbyterian Chalel WHERE
at se'elocb. under the dracan Of the Marsial4 they
VIII be formed ialo proressianln the oWa! oidef.
Protestant Episcopal School,
baptist Srhao
Methodist Episcopal SCH o.
Methodist +. Schml,
From the lsl Presbyterian Church. The Schools will
proceed in procession up MINI Street aud 81 ALLY aid
down Church Street 10 The Methodist Fp~cnpd Church;
and lhe1e he Prot Sant Episcopal Nchoo viii enter ihe
rGld hand door and occupy the seats under The fght
hand gallery baptist srloa will The lr hand
d1at, AMI nccupy nndtr the Let, hand gallery the
Methodist Protestant school viii ocrupy the seat, in the
centre oil the Church next The pnlp and tho Methodist
Episcopal school via occupy SEATS Ia the otl The
ladies 1l occupy tive seats remaining Ia the body 1t the
Chnrch ard those IN rrar II the pulpit
Me>srs. VIM l.. Saunders and Chcsl.y llarIy fr
onr doHf. and Dr. IIobsan and Nm G. II lus f,r thr
other. will please attend The Church and provide for
CARVING an fbe-c ran eHents.
Gen. y RODS is requested 10 act a. Nar-hal
ORDER or EXERCISES Al TIE CHURCH.
|. Snoiug # the Choir.
Q. Prayer by Rev Dr.. Reid.
.. sneng 10y The Chair,
4. Address hy Row Nr McGwggin,
.. SINGING hy the Ghair,
&. BeneJlctun.
TDN1A1I1"IEI'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

RlBBO.NSl RIBBONsii RIBBO.NSlH
.FE'llE SUBSCRIBER la. on hand large Stuck Of
d Questionable Ribbons, PLAIN and figured, Of all
widths Some OF them will answer to dress common
Buanefs aud the rest viii do Tor fancy aud oHamrnta
uses. Price 6. cents. JOHN }. PURFlS, Az
r s. am his day recelslnga large lot Of Goods, Of
various kinds sent from Auction Sale IN sleh.nond
which will be soIdat about hill their value.
July 3--ls If JNO. J. PIT RVS, Ag't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

The HOUSE Of Samuel G. NoryelI Esq, on Chnrc
Street, was srnc> By lightning, during thunder storm
with which our town was visited On Saturday Afternoon
The house was much injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
NEW YORK MARKETS. June %. p. NJ

NEW YORK MARKETS. June % T. NJ
Flour-lhe market is STEADY but not active tenpscc
however. found purchaser To-day at 5,jO46s.. South
ern brands sell at OLE !.
Wheat Sll,s Of 1000 bushels Of prime led At ii per
bushel There is good enquiry lot Wheat ior mlllng
purposes
Com-Sles to-da, of 5000 bushels prime yellow hi
% cents. .Ihe market is rather inactive.
Provisions The matkei has upward tendency Tor
Pork aud other hog produes.
torun-No alteration In rates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

G1- 'Ihr Posi- Office at BuIorl'4, in Bedford conatv
l'rly dseoalnu d. has. requested 10 sai.. beef
10 established.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

Thu proceedings Of the Ratification Meeting in Frank
lin aud Of tie late Meeting in Bedford, to form Rough
and Ready Club, are unavoidably deferred
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COAMiSSIONNR,s sale or LAND.

.
IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior CO.
of Law and Chancery Tor the county of Bedford in win.
James NJ Otey Isaac n 0iey and Prudence his
Thomas NJ. Jones aud Eliza his wife. and others
Plaintiffs against Armsiead Otey Administrator ef b
H. Oley, decd, John Z. Gray, Adunisraifr a Me-.
H. Otny, deed. and others. are Defendants The TN
signed the Commissioner therein named. vii on Mo-
day. the 2i,h day Of July neAt that being Bedford Cear
dav before the front door Of the Court House, praeee,
sell, by way Of public auction, 10 the highest bad'f
COR cash, tho
TRACT OF LAND,
in the bill aud proceedings mentioned containing ny
cent survey, los ACRES, situated on the North foal
Cuose Creek. This land lies well, i, in good nel.f
borhood and well adapted the usual crops Of this
ton OF the country. The tle is believed IN he rond
acting as Commissioner, shall convey such lls esiY
as the decree aforesaid vests IN
M.GAIAH DAVIS, Commissions.
Bcdtord june 90 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

Alarrjrd. on "Wednesday. June Dist. hy the Rev
Samuel rficc. NJ SAMUEL J. SCOTT, 10 Ms
FIR ANCES WATSON, all of Prince Edward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

As We Predicted, Mr. Van Barren has accepted the
Nomination Of tie tea Convention Many Of lhe Dem
SECUTED tie idea u, his doing But We httN-
ed that he was the author Of the movement aud the re
ru>a OF his letter convinced us that he WShd 10 receive
the nomination Iii, waiver, in advance If the homer
was as faint usncere esar refusal olhe Crown,
"ihfice presented" the nfeica The rage and vrn
ON Of his late supporters against hun are unb7unIed
At IA tine an aduirer ot the Of MS policy W."
have especial regret any step he might lahe
but we coale We feel no pleasure in contemplating
his ahasemen He has beeu the Chief Magistrate Of the
country and his rcpuali1 every citizen has common
interest. He may settle the question of appsaey and
bullion against the DEGREES Of party with his qusndam
friends. Our modification is based upon sceing prom
ineut citizen sue costing, think from low ard sci
fish motives. the formation nj party upn strictly
toa grounds and placing hnse at the head Of move
ncul which is destined In subject this bessed Onion,
as he cls il, to the seyeres ordeal las yet expert
el.el II lbs view
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
DARBACUE aud DIN

YANllERE Will be a BARBACUE aud DIN
u NER in celebration Of the lth July next. al Go
yer inlA which lime there will b" Sabbath School
Address aud procession of the different Scho ls-hc
Declaration Of Independence read and an Address deIN-
cred the occasion. \ parade by the Troop a
band Of Music in Attendance by Joe Swiuney
THE MANAGERS
july ST
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II NJ A. H..

FHtllERE will be = BALI. al the Buffalo Springs on
u the evening Of the ! llh ofJny next Every ex-
eran shall be used 10 assemble together guody number
OF the lair our land. The Ball will be conducted
Wy gentlemen Of the highest resp'cIahlry.
ISAAC IRVINE lITrE.
July Silly
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IYNCHBURG MARKETS.

Connected FOR he ,sss, eliiig Saturday. Jdy 1918
Too In. ,ocled tho past week 23i hhd4
Corresponding week IN 1917. dsD hhJs
Inspections to 3Oh June, ls4y, COLI bh1s !
do do do 1918. 1901 hhds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Thursday last the pgtlic day at tie University -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
MARRIAGES,

BY TIE COMMITTEE.