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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
NEW 9OOD9o

PIERCE & BALDWIN " AVE recently received their spring sup N ply of GOODS, consisting of large and general assortment of Staple an6 .Dancp Drp Goons,
 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, Dunstable, Leghorn and Navareno Bonnets
 -ALSO-
 9 cases HATS, assorted,
 g trunks BOOTS and SHOES,
 case FANCY BASKETS,
 Mill and Crosscut SAWS,
 Halter ana race OHA1NS,
 Hoes, Scythes and Cutting Knives,
 Cotton Bagging, Rope and Twipe, with a general assortment of GROCERIES, Also, few superior DUCKING GUNS.- All of which will be sold upon the most req sonable terms for cash or approved credit. Tuscaioosa, May 25. 8
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
 MADE TO ORDER
J. GLEASON, MERCHANT TAILOR,

J. GLEASON, MERCHANT TAILOR,
 (Neat Door to Messrs Sims x Scot,) XAIOULD most respectfully inform the w public, that he is' just receiving from New-York fresh supply of Cloths, Cassi- meres, Sattinets, Vestings, Slc. consisting of the following:
 Extra suprefne blue and blk BROADCLOTHS. do. do. Olive, Brown and Mixeddo
 do. do. Green and Drab do.
 do. do Blue and Black CASSINETS.
 do. do Drab and Fancy Colors do.
 do. do Bl'k Mixed x Lavender Satnets Super Camblet CLOAKS.
 Velvet, Silk Marseilles and Valencia VESTINGS White Printed Jaekonett CRAVATS. Black Italian do. Jaclxonett HANDKERCHiEFS. Hoisery Gloves and Suspenders. Rogers sup. Pocket Knives, Razors &c. Superior BOOTS and SHOES. lnov l9 34
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

NOTICE.
 MONATHAN EMANUEL having enter oD ed into partnership with MT GEORGE $. GAINES, of Demopols, they will transact business at Mobile, under the firm of EMANUEL & GAINES. J. EMANUEL,
 GEO. s. GAINES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
FRESH DRUGS, Aafnfrfuf6. Ndt1ItB, DpF=StttffH

1Af0trtMfA, 13dtllrS, 15gR=SIunS, Instruments. Per1umery, Contectionary,Ge HAVE just received large assortment of
 the above articles, which l propose to sell low for cash, or to punctual men at the usual credits. It is my determination Cat any ratc) to sell articles in my line lower than the store keehers, and in this way put down this honor- obje competitiop. Ihave on hand many nezv articles, both of medicine and of domestic uti- lity-among them are,
 ChIor;ds of Lime SaEritus, substitute forEggs Indk;ns, Ointment Hops, Cayenne Pepper OxaI;c Acid Mustard in jars (best Super Carb Potash Mace, Nutmegs, Cioves, ec. Soi,tion of Quinine Saratoga Powders
 Iodine Harrodsburg Salts
 Comp'd Extract Coovynth Jujube Paste (f0r colds) Extract off 3uchu Perflmery of all kinds
 B. WR1GGLESWORT
 NIB. large assortment of Contectionary, Candies, Cc.
 PATENT MEDICINES by wholesale and retail, at reduced prices.
 As Il am still the Agent of Potter's Cathoii- con, those who purchase of me may rely upon getting the genuine article.
 My stand, as heretofore, is two doors above Andrews 8, Brothers. 15- Call and try me! --71f pCIGARS Nos 1, 2, and 3.-cc
 Tuscaloosa, August 6. 19
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
SADDLERY.

SADDLERY. WYE have just opened large lot of SAD- " DLERY of nearly every description, which we invite purchasers to examine, as they are to be sold much lower than former prices. ALSO,
 2doz. gentlemen's black leather Travelling Trunks, assorted sizes.
 A lot of gentlemen's Travelling Bags
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS, nov5 g NO. l, Commercial Rosv. DILLS OF LADING and Bills of Ex- ED change for sale at this Office.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
S20, 180 60
 DANIEL M. RIGGS, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS SALE.

A GREEABLE to an order of the Mayor A- and Aldermen of the town of Tuscaloo- sa, passed on the 14th instant the following LOTS will be sold to the highest bidder, ol such parts thereof as will satisfy the Corpo- ration Tax and Costs due thereon for the year 1881. The sale to take place between the hours of 12 and o'clock, on the Sd Dec. Defautters Names Mo- of Lots. Amount Due. John M. Dunn.
 AGA cents.
 465 ... .....eo
 467 B. F. Randolph........S2S7
 324
 325
 s26 }.......a s6
 334
 335
 S36J IR. M. MLaughlin. 4...........94
 Lots not gipen in. NO. 1I5................' ..'''''...'.'5 " 428.... ..................."64 " 434................... " 452.................... ..375 !" 154... ..................... l IA
 CHARLES $. PATTISON, nov 10 2w34 Collector.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

Sims & Scott's store, for few days until their shop is completed, alarge and splendid assort- ment of WATCHES & JEWELRY, direct from New York, consisting of
 Ladies' and Gentemens Gold Patent Lever and Lepine Watches,
 Silver Levers Lepine, English, French and Swiss Watches,
 Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Rings, Ladies' Neck Chains Ear Rings, Nobbs and Drops, Ga new article)
 Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Shirt Studds, Ladies' Belt Buckles and Bracelets, Bead Bags, Money Purses, Musical Boxes and Harmonious, Gold Silver, Tortois and Steel Spectacles, Gold and Silver Ever-ponted Pencil Cases, Rodgers Razors, Pen, Pocket. and Dirk Knives, Scissors tS Thimbles, Silver Tabled Tea Spoons, TAeyo also receiren e,o days large assortment ct Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
 Creams, Sugars and Slop Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Castors, Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays, Brass Candlesticks, Percussion Pistols,
 Walking Canes, Emerson's Razor Straps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes,
 Ladies Work, Fancy and Snuff Boxes,
 Mantle Clocks. Pocket Books; and such other articles as are usually kept at such places, which will be sold upon the most reasonable terms Iu8caloosa, .Nou. 12.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

kentneky.-The legislature of this stase met ut Frank fort the 7th inst J. c. CRIrrENDEN was elec,., Speaker of the House of Representative wt oppo.t,o R. S. TODD, Clerk; and C. L JOHNSON assistant clerI In the Senate, JAMES SToNEsrREEr was reelected
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
NOTICE.

BANK OF THE STATE OF ALABAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

ETiRGlNlA--At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office
" OF the Superior Court of Ghaneery for tho Lynch
burg district, Tho Ist day Of November, is30-Arch-
bad Robertson, IN. against DnIol 4. Chri iian and
Polly his wife, Peter F.Chrstian Santol r. Dayicg
Joseph IL Carter, Abraham Carter, Elijah Fletcher
thalos l.. Christian, Elijah Christian and Charles
hnndny, ShefiG OF AmIorsl, Den-.
The doirBdunt Charles l.. Chris AN not having on
tered his appearance ond given security nc,ordirv In
Tue act OF Assembly ana tho rules Of this COURT and it
appearing by saislctory evidence that he IL mai an
Inhhbant OF this country II Is ordered tint tho said
defendant do appear hero tho fret day Of the nryt
term aud answer tic bin Of the plaitif mud tint a capy
ofthis order he iothw it inserted IN some lowtnnpCr
printed 10 the town Of I.Jnrhburg, Tor two nnnih,
sueeessfey, aud posted AT the front door OF the COURT
hOuse, IN tho sand town.
eopy-Iesto, J. WILLS C. C
Jun. n uon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

>tyfHGiNiA.-A rules hodeD IN the clerks Office & 2
the superior CUuftof IhBnGcty, Tor the I.tucl-
burg district, tho day Of November, IsJ0-John u
Boiling and tiraey bis VITO, lato Hracy Allco, Wm.
y Allen. Margaret A. Aleu- Mary H.. len h1atitu
jane Allen aud Robert 4. Alien, the lat Gvo Of
whom are infants mder ilo nRo ofusouiy QUO years
WIN sue by their next FREUD john ID. Bulling, PtH
lxninsi Fielding Brown, ndDr. of lobnrt Alien dec
William Duncan and J9me, Wood, Defs.
The Defendant james " ood not hnsiug entered hi,
appearance and given security according 10 the oct OF
Assembly aud the rules OF tins court aud II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he not an nAai,nnt Of
ihs ep1hify II Is ordered, TINT the SAID dc PENDANT do
appear here on the FIRST day Of the neat torn aud an
s"er tho bill of the plani aud that "a copy Of ths
order be forthwith inserted in nowspnrer printed
~ tho town Of lynchntg, fur two months
ana posted at the fon door Of the Courthouse ia tho
SAID town.
copy-Tose, J. Wills &C
jan. - YIN -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

Can party Chat is. the Van Bnren. Jasks5a5teI.
who, We hel'ese, are regarded as f.dsratsls
hefeaboot.l--' Nh The republican parry sup
porl him /" lie answers the question ia the
negative a"d Urges On his friends The proprie,y
Of Supporting NJ. Smith. who, he SAYS. is
too honest man for Mr.. Calhoun. aud his
satellites HaynP, Mcpufie and liam lion to
losk upon.' inqnoiiog this sentiment. BY the
way, We do mol intend tn subscribe to il. in
relation TO all the gentleman namsd-we only
copy II to'show the telling Of the Crawford
party in Georgia towards Mr.. Calhoun-as an
evidence that tho fires Of hate have only been
smouIdered Tor time, In break forth with
greater iieIcehesS aud intensity, when the
trumpet shall summon Hector aud Achilles TO
the field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
J alr obedient servant,
VA SMITH.

Ibe Ice Preadery.-We lately expressed
hope that the friends Of Mr.. Clay woold unite
Dleir SURFACES in favor of Richard Rush, Of
PtGnsy sania, Cor the Vice Presidency; AND we
think, l,otn vatious manifestations Of popular
sentiment that he VIII be pat upon tho Clay
ticket
The Jackson party are beginning to canvas
the pretensions oidifaren, gentlemen for the
same office. Among those whom they have
named, are Edward Livingston of Louisiana
and WIN. Smith of South Carolina-boih Send-
tofs' the present CoUgresS-and either OF
whom would do honor to the station. They
are decidedly, in our estimation, the least oo e
lee''onaols names that party can bring for
ward.
Mr. Livingston is one of the abes, men in The
onon-hi, Penal Code is a monument of his
intellect and philanthropy, which will transmit
ms name to future ages, and serve as the basis
OF criminal Jurisprudence long after he and the
writer OF this parag raph shall have been gather
ed unto their Gathers. -B.tlng his prediction
'pr Zen ]ackson-which would be regarded
as extraordinary, bat ior the personal feelings
by wh'.h he is knawn to be inaaenced-we
know OF no man whom we should rather see
IN The Vice Presidents chair.
W.T. omIth Is likewise an able man-but he
Is '"i'for IN grasp of ntellect. as we'll as in
eA'ent oil requirements to Mr.. Livingston. Yet.
''e'e Is consistency of character aad blunt
"o"eS'y about him, which strongly recommend
"''h % his party. Add to this, that he has
'"'oe '"aen martyr to his piinciples-whch
ne would not, like the gentleman who is now
''ce PRESIDENT, put into market, and knock
oh 10 the highest bidder.-rhe propriety of
fe-hom'naIing Mr.. Calhoun is already taken up
III Tue ueoFga papers. and warmly opposed,
as ought to be. by the Crawford party, there,
ana every where else. 4 writer in the Mil
eagevlle Recorder asks, i" Viii the republi'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
EXPLANATORY.

attained letter fully anI satisfactorily
mt. for the apparent 'niradie''oas IN the
-. heretofore made, through cur col
-. y,iter and Niessrs. Stockton &
-, aud in laying it before our readers we
.,;ssd to say So. 1t Of course, IN rela-
',,,b,t matter, requires no farther re-
mark.
IL relation to the last paragraph oil the letter,
y, which NJ. smith expresses the conf lent De
r.r,b,,, in making the late contracts, tho Post
IT. neaar.mont uniformly adhered 10 the
...;,r;ole by which it was Influenced IN contin'
;ac IN him the route between Charlottesville
.olIyoehbrrg, we hive ONLY 10 say as we
~ heretofore said that. II il be SO, II Is not
..,.,,sble-and, il II should he made so 10 ap-
... ve shall nnhesitatingy and nnressrvedly
-, ,ybsteyer remark We may nave hereto
,..o made. on a coaIarv snppo,iiIon That Mr..
9Th be,ieyrs so, we nave npt The shadow Of
1oabt. Bat, snch n belief /, so contradictory
- circumstances which have hsen narrated to
-. tina, we nut wait for further facts befoIe
..,, .an be in lace to surrender or opinion
,b,, there is something rotten IN the State Of
D,nnark"-Until the subject is fully elucida.
,1ty The Investigation Of the Con- miuee of
fine Senate. however, we see 40 reason FOR its
farther discussion:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
OBITUARY.
From Ms Norfolk Bsaeou Jan Ia.

From M NoJolt Beaeou Jon IT
p1En. ,c..efda,, ~ - 27th year Of bis
are. STEPHEN l. MI CllELL. Va Atl'f-
NY Law, formerly Editor Of the Mofa'hs
Bullei n. Inblisb,d in Ibis Borough. NJ ~
w. native af Bedford County ~ llts s. l.,
and lat. " re idsnf 81 Ga'es Caa"iy. y. .
lie esinced by his ~rillrgs roluteal. niair"-
tic, AMI faneifal, gfeM literary "lta,amfni''
considerable knowledge OF men. and a hi'i'i""'
c, Of imag inaiion aud correctness ut taste ply
sessed by fsw.--lbase who kne" hin oc'' Gu"
testify 10 the general ntbanliy OF lbs mHhff''
aud generous disposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

.NfiRtiSiA AT Rules holden IN tho Ciark's Ohio
of the superior Court OF Ghancrfy TOE tlo Ittf.a.
bnIg district, the lat day Of inventor ItH.-rapo.i
smti,hy Lawrence Wills her neal trend, I'ltr npaf..,
1nincs smith aud WiIia H. VIII, G1liou \, ilis ma
Joseph T. ulFgmboihnm eyor OF Jil,ss n M d..
und Jnnas T.. Garland, Dofts.
Tho dcihndaht Jincs smith, not having entered -
npPoafhes ana gtFdh security according H. the ~
of AanmblY aud iho tnles Vf tina curt and u npe
log by sntstactols evidence tial he Is not ~ nuap,
" 'ohhify II u pfb9fcd, TINT the snid defendant
do gppouf hnio on the hrst day u tho hrAt term.
aud usWsr tho bill Of the piAinnti, aud that COZ
Of this order DO forthwith Inserted IN fotno ne.yst+.
prntsd ia the tswn of Iynclhurg Tor t,vu inohtht .r
cossWry md posted a, the font t,Jf 81 tho 3u,,b,
Ia the SAID town.
capy--restc, J WILLS &C
Jan. ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

sYIRG1NIA AT rules sheldon in tho clerks Office ofthe
" Superior Court Of Chnuccry for tho I.ynchburg
district, tho st day of NOyembnr ISjO--N illIam L.
Isbr,l, Chrisophcr ishc Thomas Crews and JOIN.
d. Utquhart, for them eYos and such othor creditors
OF AicIah Clark dee may come IN aud contribute
to the payment OF Gusts. Pits against Benz min Tni-
ilferro adu'r of Roderiek rnlinferro, dee. Kesiah
Clark, Richard d. iialen, John TaylOe, Nelson {.
Daaysou and Jphn Ware ick late sheriff of Amherst,
aud sncil admir- of acajah Clark, dec Dcfts
The defendant Richard q. iiaden, not having entered
s appearance and given security according to the act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this cOur, ad appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he inhabtant of
tbs country 1t Is ordered that thu SAID defendant do
appear here the inst day Of the and answer
the hil Of TIE plaintiffs and tia copy ofthis order b.
forthwith iiseiicd in NSinper printed IN tho
town of I.yncbtf 10 two months succes Yeiy, aud
posted tho trout ii the court house, tIe SAID
Town. GOpy-Festc,
J. WILLS, c. c
la. y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

.yClitGlNlAAt rolos hodnn ~ the e,cih', Office nf
Z the Superior Court OF fhaueaty, for Tho Lyurls
burg district the LIST day OF huvrhbef, isJu Arch
ibal1 Rohsrtsoa, fltE asaipst Nm. frtt Sepin,
Preston, Rues IIu Rhos, snitlson ~ DAVIS aid JOHN
sample, Defs,
Fms defendant william Pratt mol having entered his
appearance aud given eeeafy ordmg the act Of
Assembly aud tho rules 81 il1 court, aud q hlraHg
by satisfactory evidence thai he IA nn muIlitant
al this country II u odefed that tho snid dcleHd.
do nppraf hero the hfs day OF tho text tern.
a0d msWaf ll of tile paintli, aud TINT copy II
this order he iurtlHit in8uted "a some uo0sl hppr
printed ~ the town pi benohhnrg Tor twn months
costnly and posted At tins o duor Of tho ihonF
IA the sad town. a cuy-Iustes
J. WILLS, &. {.
jan. IT WIN
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ga n, Eaitors oflhe Ricglnin,l.

CuLPEPER l.. II. J ~, 20. 1881.
Genflemen-~I have seen the note nf Aessfs.
e,oelttnn N Stokes OF thr OH inst. sccompa-
.;a5 hv SOM ediinrisl remarks II you had
mn, depmrA explanation requisite, should
;nJe. have regarded their statement, =" with
sa,.e liale variston,' similar IN NM, and
should have passed it without notice.
II NV memory does moi fail me. nv state
nan, vas. in snbstancs, that the bill Of 8. *
GtnkpS foT NV 70 ste, niih Improvements, was
,,,,of,,is OF $1,000 more than mine, or ABOUT
c5lo0 more than nine. spoke tom memory
merely of their bid aud therefore spoke Of il
il general terms--they speak Of II from know
1sd5p. aud therefore vi b precis 'on. linen
where is tao discrepancy
The other presumed discrepancy "a cast
" exclaimed. The bid was by Mr. Stockton
Of Caarloltesvilie. luis gentleman is known
10 be tie agent and nephew Of Storkt II q
Stokes, aud The popular idea was his thai il
wa, Substantially Their bG. In tina, Iish it was
generally spoken of-in that light gained adj
mission into the papers and in that light was
regarded AID spoken of Gt may be erroneous
ly) by me. "QH )acii per atioa, facii per Sc
Yoa appear, alsI, 10 misco ceive VI s.rs.
c & Stokes. They own the route from Ere
Iqricksburs TO Charlotte ,villr, which runs from
Orange Courthouse, On the east side of the
Sonth vest Mountains 10 Chhrloitcsviir )
H9d nv line, touching n t1oSe places, tuns Oh
the Western side OF said Mountains. Thus The
travel Is d,yidc5. To prevent this, by con-
soli.lRting the two liaes between those points
ha, been a fayoIite object with those g'nte-
meu for some time past and 10 effect that Oh
iecf. as | understand them, they (ar rather
their nephew aud agent bid Tor my whole
route desiring only 10 rtlaIn that portion {
itwbirii lies between Charlottesville and o.
anee Courthouse. Thus The b alluded 10 by
both Messrs 5. II S. an mys IL Is ne same,
and the only plausible dis :repanfy 's,"ho was
the bidder Nv fpasons for speaking Of rhose
yeniIemen as the bidders are before you. Inc
question as TO the in>ntticiency Of those rea-
sons, is one in which the public cannot teel
much interest, and will not, pres"me' be anx-
ious 10 decide.
am mech graliiiei, gentlemen, tat YOU
admit the correctness of tie principle upon
which NY BID WAS accepted. u IS a principle,
which ~ lbr late making Of HE cohtfacts
verify believe, was never disregafde.'; It the
contractor ia whose favor II would apply
would peiarm the ppbhL service Tor reasona-
DE san. and c1uih iului.h those pledges d.
IND rom experience, thai he "od'd perform
i WI
With sentiments Of respect,
am. Gehlenen,
aar obedient servant,
VA SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

4 small GrnRery at fortunes Coftose,
DiGGE5' OFFICE,
Lynchburg. Ian 27th. 1881 :
Drawn nu,nbers IN the VIZ ginia WeIsburg Lot
tory. Class No. 2, Tor ISL.
10 80 % ~ % 81 10 81 60.
Combination % 81 d6, prize OF 50e, aud
10 20 80, u prize ofSlOo, were both sold al
d gees' Office OF Great Luck in quarter Itch
cts Run ,our luck in the Delaware and
North Caroiina Lottery. Class Ne. l--Capial
$1,000 The OGiciai List is expected on Sat
uriay night "a DIGGES' OFFICE
OF great Luck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

The following is a l+si Of the Churches Ia
New York :--Prcshyterian, in c0nnckion with
he General Assembly. 2l-db. not In Cnnnex.
ion. 3-lirinrmed Dntch l4A-lrur Reformed
Dnfch l--Episropal 2 l-Baptist l1--Lpiscopul
Methodist la-Ptoiesfant Methodist 2-lndr-
pendeut Methodist 2-Roman Catholic 4 --
Friends d-i.nihcran b Jews 3--Ip DEPENDENT
2-UnivrI sall.t Uni atian - MorasiIn i
Manner 5~r,lsntoteitu i--Gcrnan Re
formed l-lefpl ll5.- oil tic aboye, SIX are
exclusively for cplprcd uersons. The lIgest
Charch ia Ne. York is the Roman Calhohc
Catnrdla--area, 1900 feet.
Among he grants. FOR The public service Of
1880, the French Chanber 81 Deputies hive
voied upwar s of y million Of To l,rs Tor the
coinpl ton OF various Capas,
MIR. II .o1 announces his Comic Annual for
1873 aud also n second edition ol tho vohfiue
for 1890 the public, according t. his STATE
,nent, having placed hIm ia the best of all liiefa-
ry positions that OF having copy rigH, aud
ool a copy UT.
The mpltns Of Load nj the Minis On the
Mississippi has greatly decreased during the lasl
year---lbe total a,nount made w,s 1882 .O33
lbs. being li,ile mora Than half tie amount of
the previous year. The market appears to
have beea omglclely oVetstockeh from these
mincs-lhe importation OF foteign lead has
ceased AMI nearly million aud half al
pounds nave been cCpJriea.
\ Lady Of this place (says the St. Lonis Re.
pnblican,) la, become the happy mother OF
threa pretty gifls at one birth. rhi, branch Of
in Justly snonl be encouraged aud 30, some
gentlemen made ~ handsome Christmas
gth Tor then We bespeak the patronage Of
Gov Pope for the yaung ladies'.
A letter from New Orleans, dated 2S1h De-
cembrr, says Our Sugar crop wil be cut
short rom 10 Ia $1,000 hhds. in consequence
81 a very severe frost OF. the night OF tie 21st
inst which has almost ruined tue uncut cane.''
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Jan. 20
Leather, Grocery and Commission Bi-
SlnesS

ylaHE tanning, Carrying and Communication
IA Business. heretofore carried ON by j. & [
Poe, will be continued by the subscriber, who
will herp on hand, for sale. ON The most accom-
modatiug terms. in the house on main stree,
fo,nerly occupied by them, genersl assot
mcni OF Leather aud Gtoeeri's.--Also. Taus
u e, = and Currie''s Tools, Tanners OIL Il Span
ish Hides aud n promises thtt nothing an
his part shhll he wanting ~ give entire siiisfae-
lion mol only 10 pa chaser, but ai,o 10 Far
IN crs, County Mere ANS. md Others.
W ho may be pleased 10 confide IN him eIu. e.
| 10 sell or receive aud forward ibrr property
lie therefore solic,s the patronage Of the for
mer customers OIL. 81 4. Poe, md the public
| generally. tAoNELL POE.
N. B. | will giyc the highesl l,nobhuIg nm
let p,,oe Tor Gtren Il dried HIDES deliver ed ut
my lanyard OF store. &. 20 T..
! Jnn 20 il2ms
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Land and Slaves for Sale.

p Will SEA. to the highest bidder. tor ensh,
! or nnn credit I'LL the 10Th day OF June. The
purchasers giving negotiable notes, with appro-
vel cndorsers. payable NJ either otihe Banks 10
I.nchbntp between l6a 81 likely young ne
piocs the snIe will take place IN the town Of
lsnchburg OF near 1t, on the 10th day of ner,
month Also. will sell privately ON very nc
commodating terms. all my land IN Bedford
county. consisting al two plantations, about 3
mile, apart. onc OF lhrm in the Forest and the
o,hct near New London. aud conta ming nenrly
eir III hundred acres. The terms mndc known
h tue subscriber on application.
JOEL YANCEY.
L.,
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Congross.-Jndge Peck's trial IS no. YET
coo,rIe,ed A, our last dates from Washing
ton. Mr.. Meredith, one of the Judges counsel
had spoken three days. aud had not then con
cluded. We find no other subject OF genef"'
,o,.,ost befo,e the Senate excep, n bill miro
duoed by Mr.. Smith OF Md. to repeal 'a' "'-
ties IN all kinds of Silks, except sewing s''"
On Wines, the produce of all such nations a.
,.,;u o;vs equivalent advantages to the l. >. )
on Sal, on cau'on Grapes On Cei's ""o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
Dissolution of Copartuership.

SEHE firm OF Jehu u CssweI Poe WAS d..
solved by mutual consent on the lei ins'
al persons indebted 10 them atli nal.e pny.
meni to CasWeii Poe bniy--a ilosn ia yirn
claims against them W III apply :, I'm Tor pay
lncnt. JOHN PDE,
CAsNELL p0E.
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