Lynchburg Virginian. [volume], June 11, 1838, Image 3

About Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

                
[ "PA^ ACi: AT A UM>,"
tltticcrn the tico South Carolina Senators.
W> promised, io the last Virginian, to copy a •!«
uWion between Messrs. Calhoi.n and Pristo.n,
' die Treasury Note Bill,—iu which the forma
His completely floored and manacled. We nov sub
' i)fi it; nnd after rending it. no one will be astonish.
<t| that Mr. Calhoun’s oigan, the U\:.-hhi;.
ChronuU, alter giving Mr. C.dhouuN 111.1 iU=» tn <a
VrtJo, was afraid to publish the overwhelming tefily ol
Mr. Preston. There ccrtanly was dherttion, .1 not
! lU$tit c, in its course :
Mr. C\LnoL> said that Ins colleague had made
-u objection against the i onstilutioualiiy ul tins bill,
ivlnch he deemed it p:upcr to notice. Iiwasa iu!c
nl,h him. where the Constitution is supposed to be
luvolved, to bcs.ow his serious consideration btToie
hcactcd, and, if he saw re.isons to doubt, not to give
Jjis assent, lie had complied with the rule iu this
Cil8e, and the result was i el «r convict on that the
t,iJl w as constitutional. I In* right had bieu excr-is
fj from the commencement ot the (loveriimciil
without being before questioned ; and, according to
Ins conception, came within the powers expressly
granted to (Jon gross to but row money, which me a lit
neither mote nor less than to ruse supplies on tin*
public credit. lul»*iest was not essential to bor
rowing; and it would "be inluulous to suppose that
the flamers of the Constitution ii-tended to authoii/.e
the raising of supplies with inteiest, and to Prohibit
^without it. But we are told that Tie sii
I 'ij- notes are bills ol credit, and that the Cori
stitution does not authorize Cotigiess to issue
bills ol credit. He did not deem it necessary to go
into a formal discussion on t it in-r point. I le denied
that they were bills of credit, iu any propei sense
ol those terms. They were intended to raise sup
plies to meet a temporaiy deficit in the Treasury,
mid were, in fact, limiting more than means ol anti
cipating the revenue.
But lie would not pursue the argument. lie
tvoiild bring it to a short and derisive issue with his
colleague. Ills colleague is the strenuous advocate ]
i.f the joint resolution ol lHlii, which authorizes the j
collection ot the public dues m tin* notes of specie
paying banks, and has no si tuples as to the ii.hr of!
collectin'; in the notes et hanks that do not pav spe
cie. Now, no one will deny tliat to authorize the
receipt of bank notes iu the pay me lit of t he dues ol the j
(lovernment is virtually to endorse cm each note that
ii shall be received m the public dues; orth.it, it (In- j
(juveirimenl had tho i ichl to do the one, it had tin
right to do the other. Nor w ill it l»«* denied that, il
lire (loverim.eiii ha.- the n^lit to wmo on the back
ofn bank notv that it will he received in the public
dues, it has an equal right to write the sunt' on a
blank piece of paper, or, whii h is the same* thing, to
nuke a Tieasury note. '1 lie tiuth is, that to autho
rize bank notes to be r< eei\t*d in ihct public dues is
neither more nor l«*ss than to make them, to that ex
tent, Tieisury notes, and is, pro hi Ji , as much the
a aking and issuing such imtc as il done on a m pa
nic piece of paper. If the one he. tiucnnstiiiiiiuiial, j
ike other is clcailv jo. Now, he would make this
b.ugaiu with Ins ( (.l.i-. gue ,nl 11111< i .I'.vue.U's i t
the connexion uitli tin* hanks : if tlx y will give up
the use til the bank paper to the Government, In
would give Up I lie Use of Ti'i-aMny n "les; and il
they will deny the eoiMiluiuirality nl leee vin;
bank notes lie would nut iii>i>t on t In ■ eoustit lit tonal i - i
ty ol Treasury notes; and, m no doing, lie should 1
niake a very good bargain lor tic countiv. Hut he
was utlteily utiw illing to admit a. r( i sti uciion, w !i t h,
while il denied to tin- G. \ ininci i the use ofiiscitd
ir. would give the mu upn!> ol il to the hanks.
Air. Phesto.n. I beg leave to say a word or two
by way of rejoinder to my eolh ague’s rcplv to
the constitutional objections which 1 urged w Ia n 1
til si spoke.
In the firvt plarr, lie states lira! the right to i sue
Treasury notes lias been exerr sed limn the f*tind.
tiou of the Government. .So has the right luc-tab
Ihll a bank. iS » has the right to rn i ac ha k
paper in public dues, the denial ol which ngh', i
under the Constitution, is the foundation of inv i d
league's new theory of tinum e.
‘Jdly. He says il i> e\; r-s dy grant' ll in the pow» i 1
to borrow nm cy, under w lui h i !.is is n.dmh ii; and
yet he says that lie never will, m war or m pc *c. i
borrow n oney, m in any wise create a nation- ;
al debt. Jim the (’um-ti mi n makes a ilistinrtioo !
bet"ecu bills oI er-dit ind bori uv in : mm » \ ; fiiin j
issuing ol the former is prohibit* d to the State . I
while noone douh's tliat this ioa\ h.ur w money.
lie says it would lie i idleuIons to snpi . -a ti. it !
the hamers ol the Comtitutioti intended to an [
dionze the laising <1 supplies with inter •>!, nud
not without it ; and y*• r, by Luther Al.ui.u’s repoitl
cl the proceedings ot the ( oiivenliou, il appeals
that that body, alter much and v. aim discussion, de- i
ned to ( ongress the power to issue h l!s uf cri hr,
iitul granted the power i.» borrow money ; fora
very obvious i easou— the borrowing ol on \ d -e-. j
not mukc money ; the i>sm g ol bills ol eicdit i- !
making money, i-, crcati.ig a < i u . t m, w lie it i- i
the avowed object ol this bill. Mv eolh igue de
lit s that these are bills o| credit. Judge Alar- |
fihall defines a bill of credit to be paper issue i on '
llit* tail Ii ol the Government, intended for circula j
hori. No one call d sp lie till* emi • oi tins
(Jt'finition, or that these Tr .umy notes tire e\ j
pictsly w ithin its terms. AJy colleague slates that I
these notes are but means ol amicijatiiig the reve- i
cue. 'Jhis is the sole purpose ol all bills ol ci edit, ol j
hII loans, id all national d I is.
Hut my colletiguestate s, with an air of triumph. !
that 1 am in lavui ol the ri solution ot i 1(1, w hi* h I
authorizes the receipt ol bank notes, and which i.
♦■fpial to the eiidoisement oi such notes by the Go !
vunincut, and thinks tins is inconsistent with my !
iicws m regard to Treasury notes. Jf ibis he s ■. j
then my colleague, in objecting to the resolution o! |
181(i, acts inconsistently with his approbation ol
these Treasury notes, which, he >avs, ..r • the!
«ame tiling. 1J is proposition against me is, that I
should ho d these Treasury notes to be c onstitution
al, because 1 hold the icveipt of hank lulls under ;
the resolution ol 1?1(» t> be couslitulional. Doc - i
Jie not perceive that the converse is true ; that lie, ]
oudeii mug the resoltr ion ol lHlti. should also ion j
' -Jemn these Treasury imto ? 15* sides, sir. t at !
part of tlie re solution ol 181 ti is my colleague's own j
proper work, upon the constitutionality of win * Ii lie ,
no doubt bestowed his serious consideration before
he acted. It the two things are virtually ill same, j
then i have my colleague’s authority, by his pi"
sent vole, for tin* constitutionality of tile receiving ol
bank paper. Il they he not the same, then his at -
guinont has no bearing.
Hut there is, Air. President, a most essential dif
ference, both in (act and theory. 15y the re olti
tion of 181G the Government docs not endorse, ac
tually or virtually, the notes ol specie banks. It re
ceives them itself, as long as a note is a check fui j
specie; but it dues not guaranty them in the hands I
el the holders, il the banks fail, which is the only
conceivable meaning of endorsement. if there I
were either an actual or virtual endorsement, the
Government would at this moment bo liable for all
jlie bank papi r :u the Gmied States.
Again: by receiving hank notes, the Govern
meot does not eieatc a currency, but uses one
which it finds in existence, and that no longer than
u is equivalent to specie; whereas the Govarumcnt
paper must be taken, whether equivalent to specie
or not.
Hut, most conclusively, the Convention deni d to
Congress the power of issuing bills of credit, hot
placed no limit upon its receiving in public due
wliatever might seem best.
25" To this masterly and conclusive retort, Mr.
f alhoun unde no response. Nor do we wonder at
bis silence; for so completely were his own argu
oicnts made to demonstrate the unsouuduess of Ins
opinions, and the indefensibility of Ins course, that j
H would have been strange if lie had not been, for
°uce alleast, speechless.
I
07* We regret to say that Mi Woodbury is sup ;
Posed to have dccliucd accepting the appointment i.l
Just tee ol the Supreme Court of New llamp
B'llle’ being unwilling to deprive the country of the
a'd ol ilia consummate financial abilites, at this
critical crisis.” We liopa he will thiitil belter of
1,1 l|0"ever, at least before tlie next session of Con
sress. \\ e hope never to be condemned lo read a
uoiber finance Report with his name appended lo
1 • •such ” unusual and excessive punishments'’ ait
unconstitutional
SOI Til CA HOLI N'A
1 he Legislature ol (Ins Stale closed its extra scs
'MMi, on the 1st iust. alter a brief count.uance, during
'Hueli they passed a law •• lor rebuilding the city ol
ChmUstou,” authori/.uig a loan oI $J,000.(H)0, one
halt redeemable in ISO, and the other hall in 30 years,
«>n the credit ol the State; the whole amount to be
loaned out, tor the purpose ot rebuilding the burnt
district.
Piioi to their adjournment, the Legislature, bv
1 huge majorities of both Houses, adopted the follow
| ii g i solutions—instigate.! thereto, it in >au! bv “ h t
teis Iroin \V ashington.” '1 hey were opposed, with
j great ability and spirit, by Messrs. Hamilton, Peti
gni, Tnoni| (in, 'roomer and others ; but in vain :
L Resolved, That in the opinion ofthis Legisla
ture, the Resolutions adopted at the l ist 8cs>ion,
recommend ng the separation of the (iovi tmnent
from the Ranks and the eventual collet mu and ills
| bursenieiit ol the p hlic money of the Unite 1 States,
in tli • constitutional ciiireucy, have leceived the ap
I robat ion of the peoj le ofthis State.
*-• K« solved, That in the opinion ofthis Lcgi*l.i
tine, the policy indicated by tho-e resolutions, is «n
sciiti.d to the best interests ol the country ; and that
any public servant w ho it luse> to piomote the same,
pursues a coui>e injurious to the wv hare and prosper
ity of the St fe.
d. Resolved, That the presiding officers o( the Le
gislature be request'd to transmit copiesol these res
olutions to t1 e Si ii.itois and Repr.*N.*iiiativea uf this
State in the Congress ol the l oiled States.
The majority entered a VivtcsL against these re
solutions—among other things, foi fins : 'I hit “ the
only reason* a-- ignrd for the resolutions are the sup
P‘»m il anxiety of the j copJo of this Stale for the suc
ci -.N ot that uic.inuic (die Sub Tieasury), and then
approbation ol the resolutions ol last winter ; where
as it is believed that the favor which those residu
um s have found proceeds much mute from the in
ihlleicM e of the people, ill in from any interest w hie h
they feel in the subject."
W'e leal 111 c adoption of I lie -e resolutions will lead
to the resignation of Senator Preston, At all events
tlie “ > •(/((/.i/ii,” more wonderful than tli.it ol Pox
with Lord North, is consummated ; and :he coat ol
arms of South Carolina, instead of tile Pul’iutto,
w.li lie he« rafter mole nat lit ally a N ullilieatinn jacket,
oiu,minuted with Loco poco button®. Thus it i*
that *• extremes sometime* meet’—the Nuilifiers m
league with the authors of the Proclamation and
pi'ice Rill! \ nd, the beaut v i fit imd/icr juirtij has
dungcl! ! !
(T ’ Patrick N ibH, Lsq has eon ruled tube a
can i.dit • fur the office ol Ci .vi imn ol South <'aio
lina, at tlie next election; and lJeajauiiu P, PlUnoie
i.n al"*o nominated lor the sau.u office. The present
vi vei nor, (Pierce M. Butler.) having refused to
turn Loco Poco, and to join the new ** coalition,"
stands no chance ol ia*-el.tciiuii, and it ispicsunnil
wdl nut he a candidate.
I\i■’ cnt (/' /*/ jh'n if,—'1 lie Rodney (Missis
sipjn) paper Mates, iU.it, as I‘tig ago as 1635,
Gr-ige Poindexter remarked, ton gentleman of
tl i? place, tli.it, wiiliiu three years, Mr. C’.ilhonii
w till bo itet.t g in dose concert with Mr. Van
iiuivo! Mr. Calhoun has been “every thing 11\
turns ami nothing long and we presume the pro
dietton was based Upon his won I mftil fickleness.
(>III() STATK CON VKNTION.
Tie \\ big Slate CmiV'iitiou asueiubled ,n (' ol ii n i -
bus on the 31st nit. The numbm ol delegates in at
ter.d.im;«• numlu iml fiotn live to bcu'u thousand—
tin: hugest assemblage o| the kind, we imagine,
that ever t< «dv place in tin: woiUJ—the real *• De
mocracy o! Nn ubcis.’’ 1; is emphatically, and not
with tit some simw ufrea- >n, i hr'isteued, “tin Hi
'i«nr "J >'-■ /’«.
All* ti i itmhh* was appointed President ; and al
ter the usual organization, the lullowiug Residu
lions w ' re adopted :
*• /.’ iSr. :, That the good o! the country impc
lioti In demands a i hang*- in the adminiMration ol
lit*- National Government—such a change as will
ell* . tu.dly pn vent a luithet continuance ol the n ek
!*-.vS . ai NNi.i ill s been wag'd ti| un tile ilitctesis ol
the people lot' llm b « lit ol oiii.a holder-—such a
<d.;u g'■ a> *v i.l, horn i»* nci ii1Ji, prutim e a ui. o . ol
l- id.ng an! i: imrst I a tween tin' people and iheii
• di' tal agent*; and it is the paiamount duty ol all
tln.se, throughout th*.- l limit, who are opposed to
the pn cut ii dsi ule, to pros cute this ol»j**« t by vig
or and commit of action, and bv the sacrifice of all
post no land fond partialities and prejudices w hich |
stand n the way ol ns atta u nent.
• Ji 'red. Tiiat conceit ofaetion by the Whigs
throughout ttie 1 liii* d S a'os can In be.^t secured by ;
tin .ms of a National Convention ; and ibis Conven
tion then-lure concur in the lei omiiieiid.ition ol the
State \i liu ( onveiiiimi, In bi at Columbus in July
la>t, to th it ed i:t—ami also concur m the proposi
tion lately u ade i s the Whig members of Congress,
as t.i the time and [ lace of holding a National Con
vent 'on,
Ii ulicd, 1 hat this Convention have undimm
ishefl confidenee in the | atrioiism ami t,dents ol our
distinguished I ibnv ei'izc-u WILI.JAM I i J ! Nil A’
HARRISON, and concur w it Ii the C<mvent:o.i ol
July last in pi*, i utii g his nme to the National Con
vention as a candidate for the Presidency ; but at
the s -me time pledge ll.eir i oidtal support to th*
noiiimain n of tin Convention should it tali nueith
••rot the other di-lingiiiMm.l Mate>meu, IlKNRY
LL A \ or J)ANIkk \\ 1*.IIS 1 !•. R, w huso names
are prominent as \Y lug candidates for that important
office.”
Gen. Joseph Vance, the present incumbent, was
nominated as the Whig candidate for Governor ol
the State.
The following resolutions were likewise adopt
ed :
“ IiC>'"!crd, That this Convention, in accordance
with the known will of a large majority ol the people
of the S: ate ut ()hio. enti r its solemn protest against
the course pursued by Messrs’. Mourns ami Alli n.
m the United States Senate, and do hereby rc&qucst
and instruct them forthwith to resign their scuts in
that body.
" liesolvcd% That this Convention, have seen wit!:
admiratn n, the manly and independent course olthe
lion. Wm. ( Pkkston, one of tlie Sentois from
South Carolina, in the Senate ol the United States,
an l that tiny look toward to the time when he
will sliaie in the highest Ii mori ol the Kepullic,
bt-licviog that his imsinpassed eloquence and un
doubted patriotism entitle him to trie confidence of a
nation ol freemen.”
During the progress of the Convention it was ad
dressed by Me srs. Thomas Kwing, Jacob lJurnet,
Wm. Ik llubbaid, J. W. G.zlay, W in. S. Mur
phy, Gov. Vance, C. Anderson, and \\r. Spangler.
It adjourned on the evening of the 1st iuM. Great
harmony, arid a spii it of conciliation, prevailed.
Harriss Will Case.—The last Charlottesville Re
publican informs us that tliis celebrated and im
portant case, which has fro long been in couit, lias
been at length decided by the jury, after nine days’
examin ation of witnesses aud two of argument by
counsel. The validity of the Will was affirmed.—
A large amount of property was involved ; but we
..re not sufficiently apprized of the character of the
legacies to be more specific.
We are gratified to leatn that ten of the per
sons wl o burnt the British steamboat Sir Hubert
l'enl, nu the American side of St. Luwreuce river,
have been arrested. Only, one of the number is a t
American—the rest are Canadians. It is reported
that some nt the property of which the boat was
\ plundered was found in then possession.
1 M !' K. Cmfio, Ku<| i* n 1
I |>ly ing, uiulc i hi* own signature, to I lie late letter ol
1 ulm 11. Ploaxauls, winch has evidently gravelled
him, not It ss by its severity than by its unexpected
appearance. Among othci tilings, he attempts to 1
»how th,it the W’lug party is composed ot men
"ho don’t all think alike on every subject ot public (
interest. \\ ell ; suppose we apply this test to the |
Democratic party,” and see how thev will staml it. j
(’ilh >un—For and against the Hank, tor and against
the l'.iiill, and toi and against Internal Improvement*,
acci iduig to the " circumstances” by which he was
surrounded w hen e cell of these questions has been dis
‘‘tissc-d. \ t ’eusolnlationist in 1H04, denying that the
States had anv tights at all; a Nullifier in 183H.dc
el mug that they have the right to do just what they
plea*c. In 1.iv«i• ul the Suh-Tiaastiry ; says he is
against an F.xchequer Hank; against F.xpuiigmg;
opposed to the extension o! Fxeeulive power.
I an Hurcn—For the T.iiitl in 18”8, even the
"lull ot abomin.it mils supposed to be Against it
n»*w , one ot the authors ot the Proclamation and
Force Hill; mom committal on the Hank, until Jack
son made war upon ir ; for tin* Sub-Treasury ; a lit
tle against Interna! Improvements, and a little* in favor
ol them. An Kxpimger ; and in favor ot an increase
ol Kxectilive power.
,hicks oi—‘Signer of the Proclamation; approver of
the Foil c lull; hanger ot NtlHitiers; denouncer of
t’alhoun; in l.iver of Internal Improvement "below
pons ol **nr?x ;” against them, above those points ; m
tavor ot a Hank ot the I hiited Stale* ; against (hr
Hank ol the F. States; recommended an Kxeheqiicr
Hank; an Fxptinger ; author of all tin* 'measures
which Calhoun lias been for live years bittcily de
nouncing.
lUnhm —11*11) — lu favor of (Jen. Jarkou's mea
sures; ag uiist eveiy thing he oppose*.
I't'k<»s—Nullifier; hater of the Proclamation arid
Force Bill; lor die Sub-Tieasurv ; against F.x
ponging; opposed to the Fxccutive acts for the
la si (ii ■ \ e;us,u hic.li lu* pi c.scnt gillies have defended ;
agieeing "ilh his new Irieuds o/i/y cm the Sub
Treasury question.
/»ii'ts—Opposed to National Hank, to Sub Tiea
Miry, to F.xchequer'Hank, to T .trill', to Nulhfieatiou,
Ac.; in favor ol Proclamation, Force Hill and De
posite Hank system.
Ilitchi—Anti Sub Treasury; Anti Depodte Hank
sy.sie■ 111; for Special D**po»ites ; Ac. Ac. Ac.
Hut it is useless to go any further. The bare tac t
that “ the party” is split asunder by its dissensions,
and that it has lecenlly found new allies m old op
I oneuis, shows the tticongiuoub character ot it* ma
terials. It is indeed a tes.xelated piece ot mosaic*—
then* n piece ot while stone, am* here a piece of
bl.uk, ciuioiisly inter mingled.
.1 nut f : b.c 11 a lung Ion Chronicle.—Oiu fiiend
"I iIt" C'liiunitlr «■•€ cully called out attt'titiun to lint
Let that tin1 " color cl editor" ol apapcr to Netv Ymk,
'■alh'd the •• ('ol red American," recently declared that
lie ha I uml'armly supported the Whigs. What savs
lie now to the followiug late dechr.ilimi of this sable
set die ? •• We wish timely In minim the Whigs that
the I’lestdent nl the Amei ican Coloni/.itinn .Society
( Mr ( lay ) never ran lie President ol the I oiled States
— Mirim Win lluren before Jhnrij Cl a The
same sentiment is echoed by lianison oft lie Km a n -
■■i/'iili.f, and re-echoed by Whittier nl the American
I'neman. What says the (.’hroniclc tu its new a|
lies ?
,T It is supposed that the Philadelphia, Ualti
mnre and \ irgiuia Hanks will resume specie pay
ments by the tilt ol July next.
I he ll.rldit liar. — It was announced in the
(ilohe, a lew days ago, (tor the fiftieth tune,) that
the Seminole war was at an end. Hut our last ae
count ft, tn the S' itef war tilings information of a
must *■ ’fort,mi n 'lory" ovet the savages, achieved
by Alaj. ,1. (iaiinoii, ol the •* sixth regiment I'lolt
da 111 I it m," after a ,«< ere bailie, which “ lasted three
hours," tid in vvh.ch the Indians In t five, killed nr
wounded, and without a scratch to the whites I A
captain, however, had his horse kill d under him. \
desperate atlair, indeed, and a glorious viclmy '
(I/* We invite attenliun to tho able Address in
r<.atiwn to the Colonization Society, on the first
page.
0/' Weleatn that Robert Tindall, who iulelv
ran uti Irum Hucktughain court house, with a mulat
to woman, belonging to Mr. M itthcws. nl that place,
has been attested, and that lie ts now safclv lodged
itt Buckingham jail.
('t)M MLUCIA L t 'u.N V KNTION.
At <t meeting ol the citizens id Cytu hbttrg on
Saturday, !)th of June, Martin W. Davenport, Lsq.
(Mayor,) was called to the chair, and K. |J. Toler
appointed Secretary. The following J’reamble and
Resolutions ueio unanimously adopted :
The Citizens of Lynchburg, here assembled, view,
with gratifuatiun, the efforts now making to revive
the Commercial prosperity of the South, and os
p cially those efforts which have direct reference
to the improvement of the towns and cities of Vn
gtni.i, not only by drawing lu them a diiect Lureigo
Trade, lint by opening channels of communication
with the immense and feiulc regions ol the ioniior,
now cut oti limit market, and necessarily addi g
nothing to the resources a. d wcrdtli of the State,
either as produce's or consumers.
Therefore lies In 1, That it is expedient to np
point Dele gates lu the Commercial Convention, pio
posed tube held m Richmond un the second Wed
nesday in this monlh.
I Its lied. That ten Delegates lie appointed to rep
resent this meeting in said Convention.
Whereupon the following were appointed : John
Lariv, John M. Warwick, John CL Meein, Richard
II. Toler, Joint Tompkins, Wm. Morgan, John
Victor, Titos. A ll rlcumbe, Wm. L. Lancaster and
1 leury S. Langhortie.
And, on inutiun, the Chairman tvns added to the
Delegation. M. W, DAV LNl’OKT, Chairman.
U. 11. TOLLR, Secretary.
From Ijcdj.ed, Col. Win. Campbell and Wm.
M. But well, Lsq. are appointed delegates.
PUBLIC BATIIS.
.Messrs. Editors—I am surprised that none of our
enterprising citizens have been tempted, by the cer
tain profitableness "I Public Baths, to erect them in
Lynchburg—particularly since the completion of
unr Water Works has inruished us with such a
plentiful supply ol water, so easily obtained. There
is no doubt that Baths constructed propel ly. would
amply lemuneiate any individual whose other ar
tangementa would enable him to attend tu them,
whilst they would unquestionably lie a great public
benefit. l’RO BONO PUBLICO.
BO.VXKI*! ho v\i; i s !
J UST received 1 case fashionable Straw anil
Florence braid Bonnets, IImills, Ac.
UL'RTON A ROUES.
June 11 O
(OKSETS.
V|| ANDSOM E ass.sortineut of Corsets, front
a celebrated nianiifactnrv, for sale by
TURNER A BUKWKLL.
lunc 11 bt i(
riBi ■■■■ i ii ■—Eg—n ii W*m mwj
(VI 4Hill 1 iiV.S.
M uiiptl, on Tliti mil ay .'veiling, the Till nut bv
the lb v Hr. Win. I I lolooitihe, Mi W ili.iam
Hkniiy W itiiin, to M ins St m vx, din. lin t ot Henry 1
1 hinmngtou, Kttj. nil (In* |>l tee.
■■■ 1 , in St. .lolm's (’Innrli. Kuhmond, on
Tiirstluy ilie Atlt in* I by the K«v. Wm. II. Hurt,
Hector ot N.iid (‘hurch. Mr. .Ion rit l>. I \ \nh, id '
I .ynelituug, i » Miss.lt i.i \ \ M N llvnr, d.iuuhter of '
t he K eetoi.
I ■ I lllftl ■ III! ■!■■■!■! II II I Cl I MIT 1
Oltl ■ I \u\ .
I )epai (id I)us 111*•, at Ins i esuleuee, m tile Meadow s
ol l\its\ Ivuin i, on the •.’Hilt nil. Mr. .1 wn x TiioMi*
son Uot.rs, hi the -||si ye.u ol lint age In the
death ol this estimable m in, soetety has heett de
prived ol a tiselnl and upiight member, a targe
euele ol tneuds ol a helovi d ennip.itiioti, the poor ol
a kit <1 bein'laelor, and a ti unit runs Haiti ol coiiiiex
urns, headed hy a veneialde muther, to wlioni he
had devoted Ins time and ath-etions, ol a temlei and
genet oils relative. Ambitions only of the pi.uses
due to virtue, he «»I»I no distinction beyond the
spliete hi vvlneh he moved, hut in it he elamonl and
leceived (lie blessings ol the throng to which lie
had mi olten extended tin hand ol chanty and open
ed the ear ol entnptiflston. Undistuibed l»v all »igi
tmg passions, his lie nt was a soli, i|iii<‘t spot, when
all the Yiitue* look loot ( aim and seiene in tern
per-—modest and reining in disposition—--w inin and
getieintis m lei hug—his death w as the nplest eiti
Idem ol his hie, when, in the stdlness ol Spiingi
soli tw iligllt, he gently till asleep, without a snuggle
or a groan. The same spot which give him both
luiuiahed his tomb. Ill-, name was the lesult ol
long tiled hie idship Ulol nil lepeated henevo!» nee.
IIis career, th o* undistinguished hy any a mb inn us as
puailull, w as the mine Id vd me id liv ing w ithout
envy, and dying wuholit lepioaeh. M lie unpping
e \ es which sm rounded Ins tomb, the gloom wliuli
daikeued In - neighbot hood, betoken'd the teceipt
ol the only i e w aid hit which lie 1 aliot c T I lie hand
vvlneh gave so Inelv, is now uletiihed—the eye
w lm h streamed so lieely at sm iow'h tale, is llxed
and the lip which breathed so softly the kind winds
ot eh.u HY, is 11 li shed toil vei. I he mail is gone, bill
the m collection nl Ins viitues shall llouilsll as an
ev i gi ecu ni t hr i eni' inbram e ot all that knew him.
Tin lose has been nipt III the thllnesx ot Us bloom,
but the Itagram.c ed its blasted leaves still‘-cent* th*
air around it.
BKI IK 11
or nit: i.wvi iiist .ti.tnutrr
CorrcHcd hy Kicli.'iril Tyree,
co i/miss toy 1 //•;/.■« ■// i \ /’.
Il xtreme | It it es olpas-ed Tuhai eu.^5 V5 lo VO V5
Inlet mr to Common, 5 V5 to U .Ml
( omim il to good (» UO to 7 Oil
ti'ood to line, * 7 00 to H V5
M in nine i hi mg.qu.ilr les h ot) to VO Vo
1 jiigs, according to qualil v, 3 00 to 5 00
Inspected 'Ins wcekfiOVhhds.—The bleak* con
nones laige.
Khun, at, §0 00 to 0 00
Wheat, (mme tillering)
(’mu, (pet l*ain l,) V 75 In 3 00
Men!, (pet bushel.) wholesale, II (> 1 to 0 ( ">
Whiskey, Oil lo 0 13
Plnister, (per ton,) 1 » 00 to ot) oo
I mu, (per ton,) i months, 100 oo to (HI 00
I K tup, (pet ton,) l V0 00 to I 10 00
(’lover Seed, (plenty.) 7 50 to 00 00
IJacon, (pet hundred) wholesale, 0 oo to !► 50
( bit*, (|»er InisheJ,) t) 35 to o firt
Salt, (per sack,) 3 50 to 3 75
itcb:i^b2 t.
Dow ti the river, #0 30 fo 00 35
Up the river, 0 V5 to 00 30
Plaster and lion, (per toil,) 0 00 to 7 00
.viiie sim.n:s.
is. %v. is\vrxroicT
nAS just teceivcd, direct limn (lit* M.iuufactu
IICS,
•200 p:iir l.adics' Slippers, cunsistingof
Heat Knglish kid J)icsh Slippers,
** French do do
“ A rnericati do do
*• (’ol’d. Morocro do
A ml a few pair (as a sample) of Ladies' Turkish
Satin Loots, anew article, which, lor beauty Hnd
fie- Mar*-! unrivalled by uny tiling ol the kind
111111c11o made.
ALSO,
(>n hand, a large assortment of Mens’ nml Months’
line I > i .i Ij ;i: i d Jliack slioit nipt Leaver, I’m and
[Silk II. its, of tli** vciy best t|iialitv, to which lio
v oilld respectltlHv rail I lie at l c n lion ol ilu* public;
and r< ijiic-is a < all from those wishing to pmehnse,
as lie is determined to s II them as low ns they arc
sold n any market, at retail, in the United Slate*.
June II It 11
* to B5 2-:U A US If.
11 l' N A W A V 11mn tin* pi mtation of Mr. Benj.
I k Wilks. M'.ir I .y 11 cl i l*m g. about I lie l I ol .1 line,
j (ii.mant) a negro loan named \\ ILStJ.N, aged a
i bout ‘2 l yea i s, a In iglit m u la tin. w i; h veiy bushy I rail,
j about (» lect in height—when spoken to, he lias rath
ei a down east look, and usually unswcis in an uii
dei* tone—no partii ular mark about him is recoiled
ed. T Ins negro belongs to the ONfate of Ann IS
Scott, derea«o <|, and «its, by f he admini .ii 'tor, lin ed
out for the present year, to Air. Wilks. It in proba
ble lie will endeavor to have ilhs Slate for some of
the tree States—most probably by the way o|
< 'liarleston, K m’a. Il taken on the cam tide ol the
Him1 Bulge, oi so secured that he be again recovci
ed, tiie tindn signed, as adm’r., will pay the miiiii ol
£20 ; and it taken on the other side of the Ridge,
lie will pay the sum of £ 10 reward. Persons desi
rous to communicate with me, w ill please direct to
*• Red Hill I*. < Campbell couniv.”
lil.NkV T. KARLY,
A'l/n'r. oj Ann ii. .Scolt, tlec'd.
fly*' The Charleston (Kanawha) Banner will m
serf this notice lour weeks and loiward us account
to the Office of the Lynchburg Virgiuan.
.In lie 11 4w
TWENTY noi.liUh RHWARI).
I KANAWA A fioiti the stibserihci, living m Pit:
X sylvima county, Va. on the :M inst. (June)
BLN, a negro man, about twenty five years old,
light complexion, a little deal, and li ps when speak
ing. J think he is about 5 lect Our in inches high,
had on whim In* left a blue home-spun domestic
coat double wove, with black buttons, and a black
fur hat; his other clothing not i(collected. He
ran off without any known c m r, and I suppose lie
is aiming to go to Ins wife, who was earned from the
neighborhood last winter, and belongs (as I und« i
| stand,) to Mr- John Miller ol Logan county in tins
State. I think it probable that In; lias obtained a
pass, either to pass him as a free man or as a slave, go
mg to some place. I will give the above reward for
the apprehension and delivery ol said negro to me, or
his confinement m jail, so that I get him again.
Jail N 11 IT NT.
June 11 3t il
BBBSSOBA TB<KY.
fTM1K co partnership of J. R. Hailey A Co. was
X dissolved on the Till day ol June, by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the concern, are
hereby notified to settle their accounts with Mr. J.
R. Hailey, without delay, and those having claims
against the concern will plea-e apply to Messrs. Hai
ley and Womack lor payment, when due.
ROBINMIN cVKLLIOTT,
J. R. BAILKV.
June 11 tf*
SAI/1, lll’KBINGS, Ac. Ac.
W"K have just received, and offer lot sale,
228 sacks .Salt, in fine order,
80 barrels lien mgs, No. 1,
2 hlids. steam k fined Molasses, of the first order,
15 bags old Java Coffee,
2 chests Gunpowder Tea. of the finest quality.
ttO.OOo )f>*. BATON WANTED.
We will buv or barter I’m 20,000 lbs. good Bacon.
MiKINNKY A* MOSBY.
June 7 ^ d
v h i win: iatn:sim:
.IT.ltVTIO.V.
I X 3. V X «’ Rl 13 I! IS » .
’ 11. L he tudd, without ncivr.ou Wed ncidny,
it ili« v!Otli him. ut public auction, tfio
sroHi: iioim: \M)iot
I now occupy, situated m the erotic «d liiisinri*. and
one ol the most extensive, convenient and band
sonic Sturt * and private resiliences in the Stifle, m 11
entirely new and fined up without regndtu cost,
hi tin* most convenient and ha ml some style. Pm*
sons wishing to cxiiimii" the preinises, ran tin so ut
any tune. K. It. K8TKS.
S.tlu to be comluctetl by Pujftir A. Turner, Xiir.i’in.
J tine 11 ids it
tiictrou Vale ol' t«roefi'le., Ac.
is »• r.i i'.vi: »v ti k.vt.ii.
W I- WILI. SIM., on Thursday thellth inst.
vv in ti nut of trill Xurtioti Store,
.Ml hags (• i ecu t 'olh e,
.Ml Sacks Salt,
Id baskets ('lumpai-tie Wine.
1boxes 111 y | * \\ iudow til.iss.
I ill pc i ml A (Jo upon der 'I'* a, (a good article,)
I 2 K earns I.t*lt•*i I'apt i.
Ti mix at Sale.
PAVNi: A- 'I'l KM.K, Anr’is.
June 11 Ids
mi: iioiixi M ut tti< <h»n.
O N Tlturnd iv, tin* 1 1th inst I will si II, mi fitrilf
ol my office, M ui .1 good i11.1« • I lloisrs, i»U
a credit ol Ml days. Al*«‘, one tin* and II aniens
nud one Sulkey ( 11 \ I: I, I ( 1*il ICh l*S
OK X N (»I Sand I.K M( i.NS. -Just ictcivt'd, a
Im I) supply of Oranges and l.cnioun.
t il xkm.s nil i.rs.
.1 illit‘ II ids if
<«rrat llai'otiiiiK lor Cnsli.
^ I ^ I 1 I- SI it S( ’ K 11» I ,|{ i*hpt*rtn to lt*a' •* this Stair
■ sotm, nml yvitdicM to t’.loiit* his htisiunss m tlmt
pint* as homi as |i<»M«il»lf*« nml is ilrsiiotiH to
Nil I a* in.i tiy of Ins (i()()|)S its In* i in, In loir tin
lust ol ,\ii' list, ami ihrirlore will ollrr ••irai imlnrr
Itiriils, I Illu-r ill w liolrsatr 01 irlail. \s lir dors not
W I*. 11 III 111 o \ (l Ilia (it >t » I is, (11 «* V Will In* sold || l| IIS II a I
I * j Iihv. in I p rsiim \vnlm14 to liny will do wi ll
f o r min ati tins o| pot I unit v. Tiny willin’ Fold to
M ri rliantu mi | ra’aiiiaulu limn I tic nruotiahle pap* i ■
I*.. II. KSTKS.
Jin r l I -It il
%
TPSS ST S. ITS'.
I | XI* I It a d.n| ol tin <t, c\rr tilrd h\ M illlirw
" l‘ llitiwn, now tim’d, and which is id irrnid
mi tin- i I list in on ('mnl ol I . y m Idiot }|, Ini pinposis
m said drrd rjfprrssrd, w ill In- sold, on Saiuitl i> 11 it*
*M'I nisi al tin* lair trsulriit t* of said lliowii, flit*
lollowim* properly < Mir llmdi (\or and Srcirlaiy,
two lleds, llrdstrads and Kti 111 i1111 r, willi Mindly
nilin mil |fs n| | Ion 1 lurid and Kitchen |,'urtiiiuir.
and a soi 1 e| 1 | 01 ov Tri ills nl n ilr will hr rasli, a ml
mil h lillr t utivrved as is(iivri| hy (hr said drril onlv
'DWIIHI. I DU’.V, Trust, r.
\l llir nunin Mmr, will In* Mold, nl (lit) Maik*i
llotisr. m thr town u| 1,Vlirhlmi :. flu* inn.iuidri ol
lilt* rsi ilt* ol s.iul Matlhrw I* llrown, dre’tl and a
nr ti 0 man, \\ aslnui; toil, wdlhr hlird lm iln* hilainr
oltliryr.ii ft |jl/\ Il K( )\V N, A /nmiistru'i , 1
uj M■ /huirn, tlra\l.
.1 urn* II. w tJidJ
.1-1 ii ii I’lrc I nsiiauiitt’ I oiii|»:iii>,
I'. Si. IIIMJ K, A go til,
I.VX IIIII If,,. Vn.
\V"I' a'1-i..l slrii-ilv ,<» all i|i| lie. Iinni for In
t T soi ;oo j’ 10 tins I )Ilii’f.
.loot'll * (toil
i\l 'i l/lim k I'. i\l . \« ,1. I>f 1 ■ 11 a-. I ,|.|. Ilr.iwion
ol the nc .il Ah x.10 In.1 l.ul r > High
■ I ’l l/'K, A it il'W TuI.Cl. \ It III! M. ill* .ti
taiioi * i.i i k\ ori'lei:.
! June 11th.
I ttiraiKl r.Hiit.ilof Kt.l.'itra ! ! !
1 i»i-i*r ol oo.ooo 1:;
IO E*ri/«s of li.OOO ! * *
. T w.ioit'-. Lojii.iu t \ 11 I!m. 11 \ >(, 1 <‘4 r n ( , ,
1.1/111 hint 1 .Inin l!//i, lr'3H.
ia:i:snri!(i ai ai-k.m v i.ot i i;iiv,
el. \NS No. 4. KUli 1KJH.
I'n hctltiiirn til ,\:i 1 un itni, vn fitiluitltn/, llir U'lllin/
Junt , 1 yi iH, 7 Vic llniu'in/> 11 t i ll nl til. tlun OJjit c
tin 7'nrsjtr/, tin IIIllt inul.
. v. 1. n. 11 o in scan:, in:.
I IVize id
i do id mono
i do of rJ(no()
i do id' 1 non
I do Id :i fd>0
I do of
I J'li/.f* of $3,('00
1(1 do of tf.OOO
50 do of SiOO
(10 do of 150
fid do of ] 30
03 do of 100
llraitTs tinny of $>£0, $hU, S.Vh iVr. iVc.
Whole Th:1.i 11: in 11 tlyi $5~~(*^uurlt i $ 1 ><1
For sale in a ^rr it variety of elmiee nninbnrs, it
'1 ALLIOT S LICK \ OFFICK.
(] r~ < >nlt is fimti the eonnii v, ar» ouijianied with
i lie Cash, m !*u/.r TudujU, foi TieLeiM in ary Vir*
”n.ia Si heimdr.iu ii Itv l>. S.UumoiN \ Co. Mana
K*’0, will he promptIv supplied ; and Fxeliaiu e on
me most lihei.il lei ms r||* cted, mi aiJdi <>*«int’ letter*
(post paid) to .MLLVILLK ta LIBIT,
Isjud.bur#, / Vi.
WIIKKLINU LOTTTR V.
i:\TK \ CLASS. No. 4. FOR 1838,
To linlraun ;it ECicliinonil,
On Thursday, the Mill, of June, 1838.
J)raicin» will hr received at this ( '/lire on Satur
day, (hr IGlh inst. at. ” o'chick I'. M.
imim v\ i m hi:.111::
I 1* »'!/.<• ot 81*2,000
I (to «.i - 6000
; 1 ill# Ol o.OOO
I do ot; 2,600
I do ol J,.J22
1 do ol J.000
1 do of w00
I do ol 700
1 do of 600
BO rn/.<‘> ol* $soo
JO do ol 360
10 do ol" 300
lO do ol 2.*i0
10 do o( 0(10
2 ) do ol 150
20 do ol J 05
25 do ol 100
I ugetlter tvnli a great number $^0, &oOt $»IO,
! dec. <Ve.
Whole Tirkem only £.'>— Halves $2 f>()—Quarters
*1 2'». J'm sale at TA'LIU >T*S (>KKlCK.
ft./* i>k. in \ a i;« i
n d TO WHOM IT MAY C()\('RRrj)
■ >\ * Ik* ns-- of hr. Hunter'* in -tminMr Pills, persons nl
B J* til In i ■>•»., if ibex cat vliillv (olios the wj-y valuable.
I'l.un nil.I» oj»i(Ju« Direction* ;u company mg them, an- enabled
cllcctuullx lo mudi. ale
A CURTAIN DISKASK,
and lo restore lo ( 11«*<t*lit, xxpheose, *«//} ty} mid certainty, in n
l'< xx dny s.
The extensive sale and tinrxarnph d slice-*-s ofthi* Medi
cine, in Ihi* and nthei » ilirs, arid principal towns throughout
lie I umii, loi lli»* Iasi titlcen yi-urs, dunn^ xxhichit w u* sal is
le lonly pivpm. I In hr. ( onvxnv, im mJ -iildx prove, lli.it
xx lien used xx ith the. IN J Id'TIO \ POWDCR.**?, it elTertn h
thorough and spin ilv mire ofikui dreadful disorder, denomi
nated lli»* Scourjfc of the Human Race.
* * Tin Pii.i.m in. mvainjinoi. il, xx lien the rase rennirf* it
with the I NJKt l'|(»N POVVRKIUi and CKRATli ; these’
constitute a mo t powerful medicine, applicable to the rat ion*
Khiffcn of this Protean disorder, t'nll mid plain direction*
xvitb a popular treatise, explaining the rariuni symptoms, and
the mode of treatment, ae» ompiiriy each box, »0 thill pmsons ol
either sex limy mm* ihrmseln's.
f Drier of the Pi// »*l a box; /hr Injection Pamir* and
('crate *0 cent* each.)
[LP* Prepared from tie1 origins! Recipe in.M8. of the late
hr. \\ . T. Con xv xv, b\ Iris immediate Sue censor and the Rate
Proprietor, T. Kl l> Hr. It, of xvlioin lin y muv he hud nl his
Counting Uooin, in Chambers over No. !><,), next door to J.
Kiifiifflt's Dnm Store, corner ol Court and Hanover Street*,
near I oncert Mall, lloslon, and also hx his appointment, (to
gether with all those other valuable Medicines, ns prepared i>\
the late. Hr. Hr. Covxx xv,) by
J. I KOYAI.L, ) .
IIOWKL DVIKS. | **«•"'". I.vnrhbt.rs.
. * >n,.rvr ill ,i non- nr. n.mimr nithout I lie writirn
M^nnturr nl I' M Il|)K l(. n l ih .nit i.|.- |.ni,ir,| vr
j f •' luign ll’r mini . . tip. ,h„ I ,,, ... ||
^unr 11 # i;m
u. w. nmpiiKEf^
S f a 1: t; O JV IP JBJV T MS T ,
IN VI I KS Hie attention of the public lo one of
the 1111isi valuable improvement® ever iiifioduceiT
to th'ir noth e, belli" an extremely simple mode
of extracting i-'etfi, by which the patient is saved the
greater part of the p:in usually attendant on rbeor
dinary method of end acting, while its safety m .10 r»
linkable, that no injury ran he inflicted on the jmw-*
hone or gums, Pew improvement* of modern timet*
ran lie 111011 inirresimc* or more beneficial It the Coin
tmiuity than this, iiu»*i»mch a* almost every indi
vidual in * bligrd to Hiiljimf to the optimum. Under
the (11111111011 pr.tr tn.e*, so excruciating 1* the pain,
mi viohiiily an* ihe gum* bruised and hv« era ted, and*
Migieat it th<* d mgei of breaking the jaw itself by
tho violent wreuc him: of the keyed instrument®, that
most persons entertain a dread of ibc operation-—
Hut leant should now i i'im’, since the operation ;s
divested «d ah dancer, and by Inf the greater part of
(he pain. \nd ailhuiigti it now comes before thi*
< ttitiniunity, lor the Id .1 time, in tin* lormal way,
K is by no me ms an uuliicd sydem, iior is it unpro
vided with tcstiiimniaU of the highest respectability,
Imiu ladies and gentlemen who have expeilenced it*
pet nh.tr adv ullage*- The subscriber assures the pub
lic, tli.it In- can exiitict teeih by tin* system. ntv
mailer il they lie ol I ho largest sifte, 01 decayed
langs, with tin npfilic.iliud ol oiic-tlihd the power
ordinal 1' v used. a ml lie mv ties t he cil e/.eii* of Lynch
burg and 11 it* .nmmri ling country in trull and ex
.linin'1 liispimd*. in favour of wli.it is here asserted.
The s n list 1 her a I ai 1 oiler* In* scivk e* lo the pub
In as beur: able, m mini ease*, to *UV(? entirely *ucl®
• let a\ed . 11111 .11 lung teeth a* they now tear mtl»t bo
ex 1 i i led I | in MiiecenN in southing, and finally
s.nmg n..oiv \ .11 ti able leelll, ill an « xti i.sive prnc|.ee#
Ii.» 11 in Ptiil.idelpln» and Washington city, lute
been ho ih rided, that lie invite* the public to call,
t oulnh id ill il In ran remh‘1 Ills skill a* a Dentist C.V
liennli u - * Ini lo them.
II-- will al 1 1 le.imie, plug, and iiisott tcrlh Upoil
npiing. oi it fj*, 011 ilu* mi .At appioU’d plan, ami
cine it.il.i iitm it mu in ! 1 < nes* ol tut* gum*, giving
lln'io a healthy ai lion, \vhit h wdl improve the bleatlt
and lailc.
l-’oi I*->lii«it»tii.i'tv, ami price* for operating} sen
lolls II - in iv he « nnmln -I tor a few weeks at th«
11 itlrm-e id Alt . Sarah Si hooljiehh
Q f * II1-4 I ee'.li ale .1 mo l clioice inflection ol*
lire veiy In I mi" main.I. - t me I 111 the t holed .Stale®,
proi uied 111 •«11 . inioil \\ . Sto* Uton, ol l'loljiiei
pln.i, A. ti uh.iuiui ol lit® premium iuctmupiibld
leelll.
.1 line 1 l 4t if
I \t)\|| ;TIC l.llj! OKS, of M«pei i«»r qualify ;
■ " < Mil \\ Ins!, 1 \, to culled, d » ; W-i.oiityttJia do J
1'ciieh Iti.n dv ; Apple «io. I’m * dr by
I.ANt \S I Kll «V OKA ANT.
.1 one II 4t
f fl ^ I I I 11 hs# 1 d-er'* St hoot vv til be opened oil Moil*
I d v 1I10 1 hih ol this month.
W M- S- KKID, Jr.
.1 line II 3l if
f.T If.Tf./ V itOJ.Tt.Vi: 1 I.OTIIS.
1^. K have «< II 11 111 il .1 III' I mil fiesh supply of the
vv geiiuiln ( m 1 man \i.ehul Jhilling Cloths —
Ini sa'e at lie luwc 1 pin im.
i l UNl.!l A fil'RWEItL.
.Tum 11 il i®
BP St. tiOBBBIH T B'.IttHj V,
*1 itu 1 o.\ im wj«■»■,
iS now in f. ym Idnii ; .-ml in-iybe hum,I alihu
I'd aid. hit 11 -ih h
.1 one II vv tx
\ SV:nt) s:tve:l is ttvopr.icc gullied
< I'fi z i: is *i \ x j > <; s j: X s l£
.rs• n. v.Yfttjts ret:.
IllMltiitril IK 1s t 1 K llh II (mill |||S||M, bill no*.
mi iii tiic C i»{*iinl of
8 *i,<)<><>
Dl,rn • | rI; n! iir 111v eurivirt • n ^ irginhi
w ill be n-criv d I.v iIn i ! ’shtuti"!i, if li«*l h'SN hi
sitnotiiii ill IM 5 'il ^ a: m>M, \I5N—iiml c.er(ifiim«»
ism n •! 11 mi i'fiti hi 11 I in (i I nil v ;»inl • '! •• i nail v lilt? luiltiK#
wt in U .111< 1 |M • |n 11 v ill 11 u* I ii■ l il ii1 inn, Ini I lie pay HH'lil
| il « r'• •»I. wln u il ui.indeil upon fen <I\ s nnliee. with
n lei.si ! tifiniii In.in I lie il.il i*. nli« i I lit* rule vfo pef
lenlum pel -« 1111111 It) i Mir Ii iis iii »y reiHiim BIX IIKinUlH
\ upw ards ; uni I, .nr p<o rein inn p* r tin mi in, Inr Ml eh
.is in iy remain lour .mil tioi exceeding s:x inuiiib*#
1 mill lhire p.-i l eiiium pei iinmim Inr neli as limy lm
demanded within loin inni.ili :
r iv.
Kvm v Thursday ;»l M o'clock, l*. Al.atilie nUiW
.*1 ilnj ln-.iiiui.uii, l dnuiji below llni 1* uriu<Jr»
I Hank.
* .INK. r.OU’N. .McUANlKIi, l're»iJ«i4*
TIKCS M. lvINNKX . Treasurer.
.NJ \ IvS11. Nei rel.u y.
t:mz€ i onts%
.1(1*1)1111 I! 11(iliiio*i
.1 ms. T. Si eve ns,
K. W. (/iillins,
Jntiu T. ll.ivii,
CJli.itIns L. iMosbv,
Ijym liburp. I' vli.
.1 no. \V . » ounj'i
I K. I<vuntil,
.loo. .'tcl\innr),
I >uVtd 1 i odt s.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
\%/' i; A It K NOW KI'.f'KlVINO a l>t-o and
li pni'iul ,1‘txirlm:*nt Ol
Sjiyii.'n ami Stiwtiitr tUtnnln,
! recently pmi imoI mi New YmU, .mil wo respect
! hilly invite purchasers tu ctill tint! eXuiniuu ouf
S']’< K ' k, winch will ltv nO'eirnl ;il vet \ low prices.
TUKMiK cV iiUK \Y|£LL«
May 3 is if
•
Tills Shne umler iho Virginian Office,-*
\jiply at this Ollicc*
KVhritiy till ts If
(nun Cth lmioiscl hi HZ ill ilmorn
TBisiB:a:
fff^HF Steam 15o.it Patrick Henry, Capt. Cllap-*
I man, nr 1 humus .1 ♦•lie is on, Capt. Henderson,
. will le.ive IIielimoiuf eveiy Sunday, Wednesday, anti
Friday morning on oralier Fiiduy ill* 27lh mSt. anil
put passengers on board the splendid SteamBotfl Ala
bama, (’apt. Shilton, or Kentucky, (’apt. Holmes, the
same a lie i noon : A* n om the speed of these boats, tli^V
will always at»i\ .* hi P» alii more in ti me,both to take t ho
Boat or (C.d-lioud Cars to I’hihidolphim For com
lort, salViy and speed, ilns route is unequalled. *•
Passage and late, through to Baltimore, after the 27th
Mist. Niue Dollar*, being less than bv any ntinjr
route. JAMKS FFKiil’SSON, AgtnL
Alary land, and Virginia 8* M, Co.
I* alii mo re, Anri I 50,1KH It) w if
.1. J. PURVIS iS: lit'FFKL,
INFORM Till; IR CCSTO.MKRS andthe pub.
- lie guild ally, that their asset tiiicut of
llrj IJomls, UrorcriiS) llnislwarc,
Shoes, Uuls, Ar, Ac.,
Is now I- l. I j I j nod COM 1’ I, K. 1' K. As they buy for
cash, ami sell mainly in the same way, they arc inilnc
c.l tobelieve that they can g»ve hettci bargains than
houses buy.it:; ami selling tlillcrrnily. All that mask
o.l is a trial of prices ami qualities.
Mt.1tIs I* EXPECT Ell.
We arc m flatly expectation cl a lot »[ 1'reach
Woi'kril « npcs ami i nlltus., aio a cjmvI
****** tfOl)!!< (>. ot the latest fashions.
'• > itkvjs tv toffix
ApilIJO