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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

o. The Rcpor of Mr. Secretary Walker made at
the o, ming Of the present SESSION Il Congress has called
tr'h The mist exlrasaeanIly fus ne la,daliurs from
LIS d' dciac iTie is. II LIS r.t,nily urd,rcore IN
exam na,n in tie House Of H. rr 5, uati,es II lesul,
Which Is not calculated 10 increase col fdencc IN The
accuracy or vcraciy ofirs auhr Mr. Andrew stewart,
'' rem. whose general information the subject Of The
ann as great /, at Of any an in ,r cut Of congress
-ooalntd tie floor the | lib inst, and proceeded to
Po'' ut some Of The nsstaements Of The Repor, in
N'y IAN sIoh,n way. Fur instance, he saws:
WIZ h"re say. inmy place, that evcrdd an oflical
~ '"anae irt m any civil Government IN the world
Wy rconalntd SO many falls hoods q cannot use any
tuue' "tin) la; ehoods numerous and so gross
Ia s"oods, not IN hundreds in thousands miss ated
u a''enmds IN millions and hundreds If ilion. If
,c inai lis statements false | am prepared to
i" H"ni The Secreiary's own reports viii show
'nnn his own figure that he has fallen INTO mistakes nr
,"'e'hens of the truth in one case nf eyhty-tw,
-, s u, an"ther instance of one hundred aud
i: n''''ions; IN auuther Of four hundred and one
,hroa ' a"d In another Of four hundred and aeny
u,,,I iions do not say will not positively charge,
tho, '' measurements were made with design with
d' question II belongs not Ia me tn meddle. bnt say
ill., '""h flgures prove the fact To he so. will give
r,r.h,. own figures, exposing their gross, their
em,n n''ss'a't mehls book and page and pray gen
r., h;a, 10 'ake them and show them Mr.. aker, and
a, W." oe''y or explain them away lie can"
~ !" alktT asserts hat his tariff brought in eight mil
"' Vi increased venre Mr. Scwar on the other
MAINTAINS that il has produced 81 .2O2 657 less than
his ~tn received, during the last year, had the
A. VI * remained in force.
''e"af' contends that instead Of SCI ,e35 ,73l tie
,,...' VI 1917, as stated by Mr.. Walker. the actual
p', 'o' duties en- imports, Gr that year, were no
=, man Sso, AZ ,sC4. Mr.. Stewart thus explains
way IN Which Mr. W r:-ires Z. II: 81 l,sciocs con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
Notice,

'O the citizens Of Lynchburg the suscrissr h,ving
made arrangements to have OYSTERS opened
every other day AT Richmond which will be received
by every Boatas fresh and good as any Oysters
used in Richmond begs leave 10 solicit the patronage Of
Hotels and Private Families that be furnished every
other day, with the BEST article during the season. and
at the lowest price, without change all who will favor
him with engagements TO take the seas,n, delivered Al
their House,.
Orders sent TO WIN II. Girnett, will receive prompt
attention at tbs Rough Ready, mex. door below the
Frsnkln HI.sl.
70 A,s,s yfFRESE FISH ,ini.s ~eel
8RANSCE CUHHIEcTCH
rca E4-w5l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

Married on the 2sth Of December, by the Rev J,hn W
Jonps, Capt WV. prYcAN 10 Mis- ASA Pan, all OF Pat
rick county.
- the 10Th d December. by The Rev John W
Jones, Major RUIZ BovNaS 10 Miss Jun,r,r ,ourges
daughter OF Mr.. Seaon Chandler, all OF Patrick county
on the 3otb Of December, by toe Rev. Samuel Ar
finfton, Capt. lstN iooNfR 20 Mis- SAIE, daughter
the late Col Martin Duncan, all q Patrick county.
49,, on the 23ld day Of December, by,h, Rey. Samuel
est daughter Of Major John Sharp all oil Patrick county.
on the 92nd Of December, by the Rev saml Dchart
capt ELEANAH Is. IIiNcFIE oMss ANSr SUMTER, daugh.
ter ot oil James Sumptei, all Of Patrick county.
-, the ith dsy oil January, by the Rev Jane.
Hill, Capt JScksoN WGn>aroN 10 Miss HANNaH second
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Beasey all Of Patrick county.
on the 18Th Of November, 1877 by tho Rev. Samuel
y. Riec, Mr.. NATHAN VI SON to Mrs sARAH NJ DEnivES,
all OF Franklin, Va.
Rice MIR. NJ. r. RICE TO Miss StK,H y. NowifN daugh-
ter Of Air. B. ". NewIn, OF Henry county, Va
-, on the 9Th inst by the Rev sam1. u. Eice, Mr..
loH~ " POWELL to Miss liARRWTT DcDlrY both of
Franklin county,
--, the 9Th inst by the Rev. Samuel D. Rice the
Rev. JouS g SnFPPtRsoN to Miss MAR1nA - MlrcH1LL,
daughter OF Rev James Mitchell, deed, OF Bedford.
on Sunday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. l.. Hancock
Powell Lieut.. JAcon C,ss,DAY, late of the Ohio regiment
OF Volunteers Miss Susan SAMPLE only daug liter OF Henry
Holmes, Esq, all Of Franklin.
-, on ednesday, the 18th inst, at the re.denc. OF
Or g. Peters, in New Market, by the Rev S. Good
WIN, Ch'fes ~ ,"hou, hq o. pslhnofe 70 MISS JANE
P WILLS, daughter Of the late. Capt {. Wills of Nelson
county.
-, the 18Th instant, by the Rev John Davis, VIM
TrcEEh, Esq, TO Mrs. PAMELA NJ WILsHER all OF the
county Of Amherst
-, on the llth INST, BY Rev. WIN NJ Ward, Mr.
ArNEE EARLY and Miss Many A. KAbLIR eldest daughter
OF Thadeus Kaber, ESQ.,, all Of Campbell county.
-, the 18th inst. by the same Mr. w,i II Coop
Ml'~ md Miss RIsEccA ! 'iIL, all Of Campbell.
-, - The oh inst, by Eide, LoTnas I1e tsrsre
S.Yte bss5r-, 70 Mss SAgAg :arghtss c: cseaial Q
cenEar, Al OF APFo- attok 'oln,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
Notice.

70 Me.srs. Howard Beunot James H. Bennett aud
Christopher L. Bennet
ElElNG non residents Of this Commonwealth and
- having no kn"wn agent in The same Jon are here
by notified that The An Of Mach noxt at the office of
James Irvine. al CoIapbell Courthouse | shall proceed
10 take the DISPOSITIONS h Mas'on Clay aud others 10 be
read as evidence ina suit IN chancety, now pending in
the circuit superior Of law and chancefy fo The
county Of Canpbel. State Of Virginia Ii the taking of
said deposlilons shall no from any cause BIO common
ced or completed said day. the taking of the same will
be adjourned from time 10 time, til completed
WM g. CLARK.
Campbell co, Va Jan 24-wlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

same Sale towaH pc pl, OF the West md that I'll
w@'d speedily make amends fr tho wruugs they have
io"e us fn.n ,iin- 10 tue. and rf,se longer 10 ac
hnn"iedse ss their t:c.s children %, he good
old commonwealth. Mh>e lights dear 10 Va as theirs
Is 10 ih'na. Bat that hope, which We had thus f1ndly
cherished has been compelled To vanish by fdcls nda
miaoie We ihetroir recommend 10 our friends oi Yves
en Virginia to assemble themselves together IN iher 70
sro,,o c,nhtles IN uder To discuss and aga1e HE sub
jet I'd division Of the State. heEae which event. We
are ffiny dopmon. the citixens Of W osern tifgtna
cannot expect even simple justice.
he official account III the pr cecdlngs ii the meeting
represent HAT asay pfsons made addresses IN support
oi tins resolution aud tina, it MAS unanimously aud on
Enthusiastically adopted ~
We may then lake i, for glaaed that county a,
least IN the Commonwealth hiss ph dyed itself 10 tho
measure Of division Of The State. We have
more palpabe ~oa seq.iier The alleged grievance
50 nearly nominal, aud the of rrdvvss"~6x
en'ons aud sarng,ih one with difficulty believe
the good people of Richie serious IN the recowmen
daiinn -ongh all i. presented IN Tho ioilnal and
Official manner
The re annexation Of Alexandria was effected by the
Legislature. last session, without believe, dissent
ing Voice in either House and inspired universal sasc
lion throughout the Common weslth. W have
sun 10 believe that the county OF Richie did not share
IN The genera jy. The act Involved the nect sSly Of
eomcrnag representation upon the acquitted territory,
OF the violation OF The constitutional right Of The county
o Fairfax to seud delegate. The alternative Wa.
the readmssion Of ten twelve Thousand people 10 the
jurisdiction of rgni,, Who be Invested of all no
litlca rights. Can il he supp s,i thai Alexandria would
have desired lie annexation these terms 1t would
be just easy 10 show the constitutional power grant
Alexandria delegate, as TO re annexn 10 The State
We regretted that tae Senate ast year. dld not express
~ provide ior the representation ofAeNandfa ny pass
Ing the bill AS IL wrnt from the House Bdi a. matters
stand, we are at loss 10 what harm has been done
10 The West. As 10 the threat Of division. idle in
the extreme. IL all tho Western counties were unon
Nous tar the moasure-and in lacl. If The East desired
alsois contamination would not be Effected. Congress
would have word 10 say and, IN The present state of
things, THAT chance would there be Of asserting 10
division Of a Southern Stalol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
A. MOSEI. EY.
ID. II I'DLER.
W. VI. ELLIOTT,
January /, 1913.


IN announcing my .'re -anneya iun to the Nhiy deem
II unnecessary 10 say more, thln that my political opn
ions have undergone change, unless perhaps my
vlcuns OF the Wisdom and benetcence ri " ha prlnci-
pies have been Somewhat strengthened by the practical
results Of Democratic rule bloody and uuneccs sary
war. vast aipna debt and Increasing SANDING al
ny-the chef fruits Of the present Administration
are well calculated 10 stimulate every lover Ut Repnb
can institutions 10 renewed and vigorous If IFS
to rtsfoie the government to The pure, cconnrnca
and pacific policy OF the Fathers of tie Republic To
The attainment Of this end, all nay energies Will b devo
ted
In the fnll persuasion that the election of General Tay
of 10 The Presidency will constitute the spccdesi sursi
and most effective remedy for the evils which the present
Administration has brought upon the country, expect
To give To the election Of that distinguished gentleman
Jealous support. Possessing he doves riding 10
the cuncurng testimony of men Of all paNcs-he miiJ
virtues Of W ashnson, have regarded II piece al
singular good fortune r country that such
man has arisen TO the Republic. From Of his
acknowledged wisdom and moderation, we have every
hing to hope and nsthing fear Aud am cheered by
the popular indications where exhibited that he is
REGARDED If this favorable light by the people Of this
country. without distinction o party.
While shall comment freely upon the public acts OF
public men, shall studonsy svod giving just cause of
offence 10 any human being.
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ssnI'E2I AktlI,s,

Died on Tuesia, tn day of November 1877 In Hen
aerson county, Ienaessee, Mr. Dawn BrRorR Jt formerly
o Pitty lsan.s county, Va a. the s7th year oil ls age
, nj his residence IN Nsi.en county, on Friday the
la,h tpMusp Corrtr, Eco In his 6stb ,ssr, aer
potacted illness o neatly three In tho death VI
Nj Cohcy his mil, has sustained f> arabic loss aIa
societ, been deprived o one ui ITS most useful members
9rRcpubiicsn will copy
, Tuesday the lth inst Mrs Consflit wAprrLt,
youngest daughter Of Judge r. iomas oi Federicls-
burg and wife OF In. Alex. Waddell, OF Ssantnn, Va,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
RurIMonK. Jan ~. SAP NJ

yanced:
R,lrIMoRE, Jan. ~, 81 Z NJ.
The Cambria arrived. as stated 10 YOU yesterday but
her news Was mol sent an IN lime tor ,uu.
Parliament ad,urnad iof the HOLIDAYS
Cotton was finn prices had declined. but again raj
lied
Flor had advanced fully shilling
There had been sllgh, decne III COIN
The Bank Of England had reduced Interest 10 ) per
cent.
The bullion in It's vaults amounted 10 twelve aud u
quarter Millions.
The gem al ,latc Of commercial Ifs favorable
Several additional failures had occurred among
them.
Messts Sands. Livcrp1o and Colcsworlh. Pryor q
llovar,. aud Dutand 4 Mekenizr.
The Co,,sn Market IN Liverpool was firm, aud The
demand good. The sock however, was piur.
Wheat TO 3,per 70 lbs, better,
Meal It's per hbl.
C,rn advanced 10 . per $50 lbs,
Carolina Rco-25 45s Cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

We take pleasure in publishing tho 1l'5Siug Cru
lar of the Rev. J. C. CIopon the Minister in charge II
the Alacan Baptist Church in this town. The necessity
Of a eommudons house of worship flf his large
congregation is manifest 10 all. and the appeal Tor and in
1t. erection is made with great confidence masters and
the benevolent and pous ot all denominations
Lyaehjrg, Jan. *, 1918
Dedf Sir Since il has become my duty to promoto
IN special manner the spiritual interests e the cuufed
population this town, and particularly those Of the Al
rican Baptist Church YOU viii NJ doubt pardon me iol
sJllcrleg Your CO operation IN his enterprise.
A. II ~oal require more time than can spare to wait
each gentleman, who servants belonging 10 the
Church aud such lsforable them 10 e, paiu
the object have IN view. boy, in this lttle Cncelar
10 pnppse II for your cunsdc aton, and also 10 ufer
few reasons, both secular and religious showing why II
should be carried ont.
The object have in view IS to secure for the African
Church of Lynchburg permanent, conmodluus, PLAIN
aud comfortable place of Worship
hope you will approve the plan. and assist in the
pshneni 81 this object, tr,n the following cJnsd
craons.
lsr They must have hontc The presep, ono vii,
soon fall IN upon thea, II sonehleg is mi done.
2nd If tlias' who own servants should and In build
ing them lpusc ot worship. II would secure 10 th,r
masters greater attachment aud more fidelity from The
highest possible mallve, viz love.
3rd. sing The old materials, good and comfortable
house eau be built for $1,000 which, viii he an ornament
10 HE town. while will Al The same me iemoye that
> una and eye sore. the Old Theair
4h. Should meet with IN hs effort il would
secnre me such conf ence IN the estmaion Of your
wants. AT could the more successfully enforce lhe peat
principles of the Gospel especially thast which ncu
rate the duty oi servants 10 their inasofs
5th. good and ,ommpJhs- hunse would draw in a
larger cong cgdil,D, and nus should have The nppof
luly once both to promote the noall,y II GREATER
portion OF this class OF the community, aud tit a greater
number. SO far as nsirumcnlay is concerned for ~
rrlasllng happiness beyond the grave
9th They have beeu greatly aided on f,rmer occ,-
sion, by many gentlemen Ia this town, securing their
present place Of worship,
JAMES G.. CLOPTON
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Mrs. kirkpatrick

HENDERs her grateful acknow Judgments to hsr.
patrons Tor their generous support and announces
That She VIII commence The futh session Of her nalc
Academy, on the LIST Of tbruary
ne course ofInsirucilon is systenaio and thorough,
embracing every branch taught in the best Schools To
geiher with Music and French Mrs X. trusts that bv
rene wed eAeons 10 promote tho best interests Of her
pupils as well us by strict their general
manners and department, she will receve increased
couragenet from the rublic Her present location.
Ctnreh street, in Of Nafwcs buildings is central
and pleasant. few Buarders can be- received n tho
family. Terms as follows:
Baard at l2 per month, Cor five moaihs $50 90
Tnition in English, Isl class 20 90
do do % lass Is 90
do DO Sd and :h classes l2 so
itonch 10 90
Music "a m :.
Jan. 24-5tw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

O- The Board of Public Works did no, promptly
comply with the requirements of the Mandalns obtain
eddy the Louisa Raj ad, but laid he case before The
Legislature. with view obtain its opinion rs To the
p"prrt, Of carrying tho case the Court of Appeals-
The cnnmtiee in the House whch the stale nen uf
the Is ard was ct'rel, has reported thal is ntxped.
snl an appeal shond be tsken-n which we doubt not
the House will concur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
Notice.

WILL. be exhibited at the FrankI, Hotel, durina
W the day Of "Wednesday next the model Of an JIM
pIovenieni have mado IN certain piece Of ussibi
chnery, the name. character and partculan Of which
will he fully made known day have been dis-
appointed ill now, in getting my paerns made fur III
purpose. desire The piece Of machinery to Be payics-
srly examined by Messrs John ills. Robert ".
Crenshaw and YIN. aieem. who, fit b not god. A.
rs7SSse 70 Pr.n..sce j, 81 .c the public.
Saa. Zt--.t
e. w McXISSTy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

The Bsuk of the Stale. If North Carolina has d.
aIed dividend oi eight per cent for the past year
elusive ut the bnus Of one fourth Of per cent paid
the State. The Bank. Notwithstanding this large div
dend, has anda surplus Of undivided pruits
amounting To 500 0OO-helng fraction Of over 3 per
cent. upon It's capital stock, which is 81 100000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
FARMFRS' BANK.

The GLOWING gentlemen have been appointed Direc
tors OF the Ot'e Of Discount, and Deposio of The Far
meFs' Bank of Virginia a, Lynchburg:
ny me ofochh'fders. by The Erecutire.
Wn h!dio1d john &. Meem,
y: NJ "aTMirk, Ro Tlnsley,
nhr's'orner mlree, Jas l.. Clayton,
Rlch'd Iyree.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

promotion. 1t Is true. Dot ho wuud do honor his
Try ab"ad. In the event Of vacancy thus created Ia
the Chief Juseeshp. Mr. Buchanan fill it. There
can DO other objection his than the fact that Mr.
buchanan Is scarcely known as lawyer Blu, that a
elns'detal ion which will 10, weigh much with MIR
Polk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

The Union states that The Hon. Mr. Bocock h,s been
detained from his seat in the House Of Representatives
by indisposi,ion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

o. Our ncishl"rs, Who have changed ,eir days of
publication 10 Tuesdays and Fridays present the Re
publican to its readers a new dress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
FOR tHr viRctN1AN.
IHE NEW ClRCIIr BILL.

THE NEW CIRCUIT BILL.
have no acquaintance. Me,srs. Editors with the
dtlon ol things wus at the Bluo Ridge winch enables
ME 10 eApreSs oiniar To the propriey Of he pas
sage OF the b uoA before the Legislature, far aal
bill provides TT thu cslbshmeni ul circuit west,
bul have know ledge o The state OF things, In HE
counties on ui which The circuit, Lost proposed
be formed. aud affirm, that II the Of the people
imned atoy interested IN Tho question could be fairy
takcn large MAJORITY oi llom would, ia my opinion oN-
press lher appreciation Of The plan establishing the
circuit Judge lhomps4n's Circuit Is too large, requiring
greatly than average amount OF judicial iablrs
Judge Ialalerros is also, large, and Judge Wi
sous, though not than average rIrt ut tern
toral extent. greatly than average in point
Of judicial labois The formation of circuit, then,
composed OF parts U The circuits OF these three Judges,
VIII feesa thom Of Tho uu quad amount Of labors nov
required nj their hands Why sha moi DO donr2 II
said Ihe people have called for it. Tins true,
for II was supposed that The Legislature could
nly ieaIrange he present circuits among the pIcscnt
Judges and lus equal2c the Judicial abors Of the Slnle
lhs has been found most difficult, If mol mp actieabo,
without eiangtn! the residences Of many Judges " It'll
the proposed changes, West aud Ess. other ulttl
tons NIL be necessary.
The people, at large have taken to express
hcr through the ueWsp prs, this SUBJECT
hut II Is believed that, If meeting held IN the
county OF Canpbll, Including the voters Of the town ol
Iynchhurg aud public expression oil then opnions aud
Isles called iur. teHtts of mem would for the
plan recommended by The committee of Courts Of Justice
CAMPBELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

The Hon } w noaNnscx, Why member of
Canefrss, lrom Pcnnsy Wanna. died on la 10Th inst. a,
Aufnloan, his residence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

The Richmond papers Of Thursday announce that
Generals Qutman and Shields 10 be in that city
the next day. when dinner t, be given TO them by
Ike Masonic fraternity. The Legislature has passed
resolutions in honor Of ,hem and will receive them in
public manner The resolutions have been amended SO
as 10 embrace Capt. John B. Magruder and 1t. Ssden
The ceremony of reception will take place week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
Nll'Il.I

TBVif CLAIMS due 10 Ambrose and Willis II Plum.
j Lett, having been put IN ON snds Tor collection
those Indebted t., them Willis w. plunkott ind vd.
ually, will please ca and sc,o Immediately as further
indulgence cannot BIZ given
Jan. Pit IRNING & ROANE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

Tho sHei January was celebrated with great oela. by
The hilliary III Nov ofleans ten. Ta,lu's pfoscnc,
added IL the enthusiasm of the occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
SO REWARD.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber on The night Of III
ia 18Th lust, TWO NEGRO MEN, wi,
HENRY and MANUEL,

Henry calls himself Henry Mct,hce lie is about five
feet iivoor sA inches high o Dark Brown color having
hugh checks aud his front teeth very wide apart
Aud had on, when he etl home. White Jeans Goat and
paniu1ns, and bell crowned hat. Ie also. took with
han number oi other 'oerably fine clothes.
Manuel is very black fellow, about five feet ten
inches high, has lroni tooth out, and also scar on
his right hand, 0ccaspnod by burn, which has caused
his iIe hhger and The next to 1T. 10 he very crook
ed. lie Lad on when he left iome Black Jeans Goa,
aud W hllr jeans Paniaoons and Velvet Vest.
VIII give the above reward, Of &i0,-,o any person.
who Viii apprrhend and deliver them me, or $50 to
cpniine aem IN Jail, that get hen taken oul Of
The Stale ~ If taken III the State, Will give The re
ward Of 40 If delivered me. and 10 If sent TO Jail so
that get them agan.
My residence is neat Wade's Post Office, Bedford
County, Va.
GJ- The Republican viii please copy
ELISHA NIlITrFN, Jr
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
wHIo COUNTY MEETING I!

'rh. Wings of ,hr equity d Campbell and 'hr Town
r v,chbnrp wall meet On the frs, day of February
Cour, a, Campbrll Cour, nse, fr The purpose Of APP
,,n,iny Delegates 10 the Wing State Convention BE-
held in Richmond on the 2Sd Of next month. with view
=, ,be formation Of an Electoral Ticket, fjt President
and Vice President Of The United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

knmors from Washington abundant, just now
One Is, thai Mr. 1ris is to be superseded Chief Clerk
IN he State Department, BY Nj Appleton. who is tho
ao.a2 C:e's. Another IS, ,ha, Che! Justice Iaasy 10
TO re sea- naa.sa6Ji t7 h:re Ills uould be r-ish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
. MOSEi.EY

Mr.. NIn0n, the Chairman OF the COMMITTEES of WsNs
and reported Bill, Wednesday, providing Tor
a loan Of sI ,he,n an ! hif ,n.lIijls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
iIIE, RICHMOND MIlE

We find The following in the Wing Of Tuesday last.
We welcome the return of Mr. MoseIey to the editorial
corps, of which he was long an efficient member
CHANGE OF PROPRlETORSiIIP
Col Thomas NJ Bondnrant having disposed Of his in
'crest IN the Richmond Wing 10 Alexander Mos,y Inc
Paper III hereafter be conducted by the Undersigned
The slyl OF the firm remains unchanged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

Trust Snie.
DY virtue Of Iced u 1us to the subscfbess
ID b, jaime, u S,undnr purposes thorein
toned the ih dsy 81 December 1877 and II record In
the Clerks Office oi the Hustng Cout nf the Co,puaoa
OF Lynchbu,g, shall proceed 10 sell, Saturday, the
18th day Of February next front o the market hese, IN
he o LSnelbufg for cash, such Of csslk
bo agreed upon by the parties interested, the fw.
Ing property
TWO NEGRO BOYS. \ WOMAN
AND II T. X FIV r. c Ii LDREN;
4 FOUR HORSE U.aGO.E -FOUR
HORSES, GEAR. Sc. SC.
JOHN r. GARLAND,
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