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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
National Gas.

Count SnrvilIicrs Jo>cph Bonaportc) anl s1ilc
landed yesterday in this city from The packet ship
Monong ahca. He WAS welcomed cordially hy In,
many personal friends, aud appeared to be in cs-
ecllent health. The Count intends 70 na,, tn l,>t
OF his life in this country IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

REsrTCr.BLE RrrIREMFYT.-Mr. Joseph
u. Beers, one OF the most respectable hr kerS IL
all street, is about r,'tiroing FROM bu,ncss with
million of dollars, the proceeds of his Industry,
ilgacilv and attention 10 business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
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Saddle aaad alarnes. Wanuc,c.o,,-

VIE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
"a ana the public IN general for the liberal encou-
rASement heretofore received in his Inc Of business
aad informs them, that he still continues to carry on
the Saddle and Harness Making, in alllts va
nous branches, at his old stand, cornerof Manstrcct
aud Allcy leading to Friends Warehouse.
lie has gust received direct from the North, a
aISc ana general assortment OF Collars, Whips and
English brile Leafhcr-somc of which are superior
TO any ever offered in this market which he dlspos
ca TO sell low for CASH, IN exchange for Country
Produce Tie respectfully invites purchasers to call
aud examine his Stock. X. W.CDIIINS
CT" wish to employ good Saddle band. aud
shop and Harness hand,-for such constant employ
neut will be given. II. W. C..
Oct. > iw if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Isrmont-No Governor chosen vet. Thne
we're eleven ballots on Tuesday, which were much
the same rs hrior-Pamcr ll0-painr 43-
Bradley 10. Tie ballo'ag va, to be resumed nc,t
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

\ tribute Of respect II the late Mr.. Barry wa,
paid by the MliI Contractors now At Washington,
on the lth init. They passed resolutions ox-
pres,ive ofthc, estimate OF hi, character and ser
vices and of coincidence for hs los.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

s,e went up stair, aud probably becoming h.
@ildered in Tho smoke, persisted in Tire flames
such are some OF the fruits o. an Irish wlhc in
Newark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Sno" fell iavarious parts Of Lower Canada O
the 3olh nIt. 10 the depth of6 and even y nchc.
Pretty we'll ior September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

LARGE ErwARp.--rhr Commercial Bank OF
Albany, offer. five thousand dollars reward for the
arrest OF its late cashier Barlow with his plumber.
or two thousand for himself alone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Diggcs' 1ottory and Exchange Office
RSksRE. u NEWT $VgEE
~" $4,000 Highest Prize -
~ 30 Prizes OF $1,000 I'm
WGinia Pciersburg Lottery.

Besides 6),--5os- ios-30,-Nc. &.
Tickets S3-llaycs Si-Quarters So.
For sale AT DIGGES' OFFICE
Oct. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
PHnApEIrrlA, OcI. 10,

The Jackson ticket has ,accctdcd fall, in y W
Jersey. In, II i confrndra, nevertheless, iha III.
" Mg> rn "A maj .litN i'm tine STATE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Eais and sSsnacr Goods.

From hls experience IN purchasing Goods and
other advantages used IN his business he feels con-
ident OF giving satisfaction IN quality and prices to
all who wish TO buy.
1t Is unnecessary TO cnumclac the articles cam,
posing his Stock, as II Is made up of Goods IN al.
most every branch of the mercantile business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Il C1RD.
y ohm D. E'.,i.,is.

=. 1~-s2- Returns his thanks to tht pub
L .aSs1 So he for their liberal dealings. and in
forms them that he has lately re-
= turned from tho Northern Cities
mGcfe ne purchased and IS nov receiving 1t his
R,,,J-. /,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27
k'eEgT'sCAs..

New H,NrSHIRE ELEcrloN.--Thc election which
took place in this State Tuesday last has resulted
IN complete and glorious triumph of dcmocra prn.
cpes Since the election ofelcciors in the fall of s2
the federal party i'm this State, have presented mo-
gcneral organized opposition to the Democratic par.
" AT that tine they rallied all their forces es
tabIshcd expresses to circulate false rcurns OF The
pennsylvania election, inundated the State with Daniel
Nehstcrs speeches, and left means untried to carry
'he state But They were defeated then by majority of
SiN thousand During the last summer an experiment
wac resolved on, to make struggle for the
aScehIehcy dinner was got up TO honor MIR Bell for
Detfayng the People and iastyng his solemn pledges
Daniel Webster and John Holmes were sent Tor
VINO harahgued the People, denOuncing the Ad.nnsra.
t", and abusing the prominent democrats of the State
an Gator was hired To take charge of the Journal new
paper was established at Claremlont and co,ipcte or
ganization resolved State Convention was held
10y them in this town. in January; their candidates nut
IN nomination in all the DISTRICTS and the more eictun
~ la and their election, third federal paper WAS esta.
6sed IN this town, called the Concord Patriot" ,ro.
geSS'ng friendship for the democracy but filled 10 The
hrl with the vcst abuse of the Patriot It's editor and Al,
the prominent OF the deoc ratio party but notyh
standing all ihs, the democracy stood firm and have
carried the State by majority much greater than al,
any former occasion. Governor BADGERS majority will
iai NUE. IL any, short OF TIN and our whole
congressional ticket is elected, by u majority not
much short of that for gubcrnatoral candidate
-Four out OF five of the democratic candidates for Conn
ciors are elected, and If the fifth defeated has been
zone ny the votes OF our party given or withheld
from private and local considerations Eleven ont of
twelve OF the democratic candidates for the Senate are
elected; and The democratic strength i'm the House will
not vary much from last year. which stood u,out in a.,
90 iederasts. The defeat of the Opposition il ovcr
whelmng, and never triumph more complete Than
l'at achieved by the Democracy OF New Hampshire on
.s occasion Below is statement of the votes con-
trusted WIN the votes tot electors the fall election in
lo:l2-4-N m Patriot Of March 10.
The statement referred TO by the Patriot oives the
votes IN each town in the year lS for Electors of Pre-
sdent and Vice President and at the late election for q
vernon We have condensed it, The result follows.,
Eds. Globe.
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CuARLrsros = {,

CnARLEsToN, $. c., March l6
FROM BERMuDA.-The arrival ut this port Yesterday of
the brig Enterprise, Capt. Smith has put us in posses
SION oil Bermuda papers TO the end of February.
III appears that the Enterprise sailed from Alexandria
a. ~ for this port the 22d Of January having on
BOARD seventy eight slaves, the property of Mr. Smp-
SON. who had been here time expecting their ar
rival Inc H. having experienced bad weather and Ina
ES exhausted her stores put into Bermuda the Tn u
TO OBTAIN supplies On the 18th being again ready sea
capt . applied to the Custom House for his which
were withhcld and through the interference Society
formed OF coourcd persons, writ of abeas Corpus was
issued by the Chief Justice and in spite of Capt SIS pro-
Jest against these violent proceedings the slaves were
taken from on board his vessel and liberated Capt S
was also imprisoned for several days and his vessel libel
ieu. one only of the Negroes woman named Ridge
W with her four children arrived in the EnerpriZc hay
these circumstances.
There is insurance on the slaves ano ntn To S20 OOO
at one OF the Insurance Offices in this city.
This Is an outrage the rights of property assuming
the colour OF law and under circumstances which should
nave withheld the hand of violence almost without pa
racl IN the history of such transactions Not only have
c rights OF property been tramped under foot but the
usases OF hospitality have been grossly violated while
he nag OF the country has been insulted in thus with
drawing from ITS protection those who visit foreign shores
under MS presumed inviolability.
Inc Government will no doubt seek such rcparation
as te case demands 1t should be distinctly un
aersiood whether the accidental visits British CO.
iohal ports OF our merchant vessels merely for the pur
pose oil supplies or driven into them by of wea-
e subjects slave property To the ier loci which prevails
IN dependency OF the British empire.-Soukern Pa
triot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

ENMPLOf MENT OFFERED-Manted immediate
M ~; either married single MIN. a Grisi min
Tour hilles from Richmond; whether he be miller by
trade or not rs immacrial, for he learn his
simple duties. Hanted, single as an orescer
wiling TO work for his pay and go by the instructions of
ms employer TAINTED also, within five miles of Rich
mond married man. who will devote himself exclusive
~ TO ine feeding and mindng of stock and the raising
oil ood Tor them Suitable persons will find these places
good and get their pay weekly monthly, if desired
None but setter; h0t, and Industrious men, need apply
Ulners VIII not be employed, unless by mistake and in
an energetic skifn Mill-wright who will promptly at
ach To gudgeon designed for the purpose
TO WORK treshng nachinc and the gecrng for a saw
null Can spare Loco bushels bread corn $50 feed oats
and $4,000 lbs. ofprime hay and fodder
Apply near the Meadow Bridges, Uenrico county,
10 G.. W. GOOCH
NIaIcn <O lOG-W2wf
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LvTERN9L L1pROVEVENT.

ENtODKAGlNG ESTIMATEl
The following is Extract Of Letter, from Of
the best informed citizens Of New York, TO his Cores
pondent in this City, doted
"Ngw YorK. March g.
q lately saw very intelligent gentleman from Buc
tafo, who had resided tbcrc for great many years,
and he asserted, and believe with truth that the in
creased value Of property in Buffalo alone, and
above what IL would have been without the Canal
really more than The whole of c Erie Canal if you
could get good Canal up James River TO proper
point, 70 start rail road the Mountain 70 kanawha
you would find your situation in Richmond greatly
changed for the betterand all your country have
life and enterprise infused into it. II would raise up
towns and vilagesand change tic face Of all the Upper
Country"
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THE FRENCU QUESTION.

1900 EXTRACT Of tcutr Ia the EdttOTS.
" The French Question going well as poss-
bic, down to tie receipt of Mr. Cays Report My let
ters from France which just Proious that period
spoke with the most perfect confidence Of the result If
things should now take different COURSE it will be cx-
cluslvcly owing TO the paatng and dcprccatory tone
OF that Report and its holding out sudiously and
IN my opinion, in so unstaesmanike spirit, The idea
Of further RcgOciaOn; which is precisely what the OPP
position in the Chambers is lcmanding"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

judge White and family arrived here Tucsday their
inn home 9nd len the morning As Inc honc,t
Oh Judge BY The hhHl him foo
stand n favor OF e reduction OF the patronage
nnd against the Three Million 6at bin Of denominations we
bedge im INC cordial support OF the Unon m She
peen sha DO narrowed down him and The inifguer
The above is from the Lexington (Rockbridge) Union.
Of The Dist inst. and gives The answcr.-H ia BLig
pogtr.
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ED EMOVAI.--B. T. BALDULV, Date Motley a.
H0 Baldwin, has taken tenement in Venablc = Row
opposite Chappcs saddefy store, and two doors below
Read, Womack 81 Co.'S whore he will keep general
assortment az S0yie md Fancy Dry Goods Shoes HITS
aad Grocees to which hc would invite The attention Of
bic friends and thc public generally
farmvllc, March -, 1885 IO2-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

In tic Baltimore Convention Of -, Mcssrs w r.
Johnson and James Eam were delegates from the county
Of chc@eytdd They arc now opposing candidates for
the county.
Mcssrs Branch and Brown were the delegates from
Paeygb'frg- and they too competitors for the
Legislature.
They were all hen The supporters ofMr Van Burcn for
the Vice Presidencyw the Arch agician has since
donc 70 forfeit the confidence Of any Of thcp best
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

FOh TIE ENQUIRER.
understand, upon the best authority, that the old
honest Patriot, Nathaniel Macon in favor Of Martin
Van Buren.-Littlc Van be qrch Magician, in
deed, to have bcwched this sterling Republican,
From all that can learn too, North Carolina will o
TO! the Arch lntriguer What will the Wings say to all
TINS a X o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

PinLADRLPIIN, March 23-Gcorge Poiadcyfer fbe
tniShcd Politician arrived in town on Saturday arcr.
noon, and escorted his lodgings by chosen hand
oi minor Wings. The majors, aud all stood aloof
ey mad no inclination to appear publicly in the capac
" Of ieathcrbed To break the fall of the interesting
Mssissppan and therefore delegated their anthorify
Had PoindextCr come before Black Hawk and Colonel
Crockett The case perhaps would have been otherwise
out te Dig wings are yet too from the rdicuc in
cured during the visits Of those ind vduas to hazard
third infection II must, however, be granted that The
minors played their parts very well and considcrin
what they had to do acquitted themselves reht credita
BY 10 make respectable martyr of such unpro.
missing materials as PoDdcxtcT, is almost as difficult
spcoks ''"s
The deed, however, was attempted The afternoon
was pleasant, and the little boys had holiday so that
wFh George was placed IN barouche, and drawn up
Chestnut street he attracted olcrable crowd by the time
of his arrival at the hotel As in duty bound Inc then
assembled the steps, and hafangncd his followers Cculd
passed off very well So far, the minor Wins have s,c.
cecdcd admirably; but their protegee would fake the bu.
sness INTO his own hands, and precious piece of work
he made of IT, After informing his hearers bo,y pure
patriot and how distinguished statesman they had tbc
honOI OF seeing ia his person. and dwelling on ic theme
VIVA an esincss winch proved that hc much i'm
doubt whether the crowd believed word he was sayin0
the iae president Iro tfmpoJe Of The H. States Scnac
proceeded 10 demonstrate that the reputation Inc ,J ~,
CURED among the people Of tic country is well deserved
IN one Of the ames, coarsest, and most discrcJal.
specimens 81 stump speaking that ever disrustcd at,
auditory he established the fact that the p0r,its al
nm which have been drawn By the democratic press
are true 10 the Gie aud If there an individual il,
the crowd who had been deceived into the slighie.t
respect Tor thc mnn, into belief tIlt lac was i'm
any way worthy Of the scat from which lac has boon
cected by his justly indignant constituents Poindex
himself destroyed tie illusion. He charged the Pre-
sideHt WIN dcvising conspiracy 10 crush him--ihc
champion o. inc people for asserting the peoples rights
Tie said that Andrew jackson had given Stewart and
Foy their lessons, coined story for them and brb
ed thom by the promise Of Government paronaoe ~
commit pcrluryand in similar strain Of abusive rlo
dononadc, which hc himself knew 10 be false con
tnucd at some length TO vent the bitterness of person.
al hostility, and the malgnity Of broken down politi
can Could he not learn from the dead silence and cold
ness Of the people, how much they were shocked and
dsgusied; Not Of them credited his CHARGES for
moment Even Bank whiggery, reckless as Il u.s.
dishonOr
Ahef this explosion, Poindexter assaulted Sas WRIGHT
M re" 3ofk~a man against whom we never before
head whisper Of reproach Mr. Wright was one ef tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27
~. w. A ,. j. gNRsY.

wholesale GrOccrS g. F0rnarding .4gents Rehmond w.
IE VIE subscribers are receiving their SPRING
GOODS, consisting of
900 bags prime green, Cuba and Rio coffee
% hcrces of Porto Rico do
200 bags old white Java and Mocha do
i 90 bids hhas ST. Cr o Porto Rico and N o sugars,
% boxes and 30 bbls loafand lump do.
IO barrels handsome crushed do.
300 packages fresh teas
~ boxes cauistcTs do.
100 l'hds n. o. and T. /. Molasses,
% barrels and 10 ticrces do
100 boxes chocolate, No. T.
20 uerccs rice,
LOO boxes turpentine soap,
100 do. shaving do
oO do. sperm candles,
70 do. tallow do
go do. window glass, g by 10 and 10 by I2
900 rcams wrapping paper,
80 do. writing and letter do (part ruled
% doz bed cords and leading lines,
''J0 boxes Spanish and American cigars,
% dOz. painted buckets
10 tons English and Swedcs IRON
do. hoop and sheet do
II do American blistcrod and other steel
90 Kegs cut nails, assorted Sizes
30 do. Duponrs and Rodgers powder
500 bags shot, all sizes,
20l0 lbs bar lead,
- kegs of white lead, Nos l and Q,
20 do. dry do. do.
1000 lbs. best green coppcras
hhds. superior Dutch madden
ceroons Spanish float indigo,
10 barrels Clipped logwood,
goo do. salipctre,
100 bags black pepper,
30 do aspcr
70 do. race ginger,
80 kegs ground do
bale Of cloves,
30 mats Of cinnamon
a. drums fresh figs.
80 boxes bunch raisins,
bales almonds,
80 boSes oranges,
% do lemons
10 cases preserved ginger.
80 casks sweet Malaga wine,
. do old Madeira do
- do S Madeira do
% do French do do
10 do. old port do.
30 boxes clarct do
80 do. muscat do
% do Philadelphia porter and ale
10 do sweet elder
10000 lbs. heIDlock sole leather
10000 lbs. Richmond and Petersburg cotton yarns
900 sacks best Liverpool salt-wh variety ofofler
articles, which purchased with great care in lie
Northern Markets before te late advance and viii now
be sold on accommodating terms
~ Country merchants will find IL 90 their interest 10
purchase their groceries in this market
u Having extended our store 10 the ADJOINING fire
proof building, we are prepared receive and forward
goods with care aud despatch 10 their places Of dcstna
ton IL w a. / ! FRY
March ~ i0G-ihf
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committee which acquitted him of any participation in
the Lawrence affair compelled "forced do so unwl.
hngy said Poindcxtcr lie omitted, however to show
any other compulsion than Mr. Wrghts sense of Jus.
tcc quality IN which the Mssissppian to be We
ry deficient.
First sncering at Isaac Hill of New HAMPSHIRE Pom.
dexter turned with frantic fury the Gole newspaper
as nc would demosh that which has completely de-
moshed NM lie al most reared with impotent anger
at the very thought OF the scorngs eceiv at the hands
OF the editor OF that fearless printrccovcrng little he
wangcda hcadloss shaft at Dutee Pierce and wound I'M
with slang whanging about the three millions an
propration talked of Andrew Jackson aud body guard
and retired
This, presume, will be tho lass exhibition of the
Kind IN the streets of Philadelphia. Such speech is
enough to give the coup dc grace to the practice which
has lately sprung up among the Bank Wings of inviting
done-over politicians, and washcd-ou Senators to vent
helr spite against their constituents in our public high
ways Let them do iii their own States and if the
People will not hear them let them 90 home and "pl,v
the fool no where but in their house Pennsyiea-
man
Military anil Ciric Ball at Tammany JLaH, in honor of
NE birth Day IF our Jeiorod PrcSidcnt-The Ball given
ut Ianahy Han, last night by the Jackson Guards
was decidedly of the splendid and most numcr
ously attended of the Not less than from 1000
To lEOO ladies and gentlemen were prcscnt-and such
was the anxiety for admission that the Hall overflow
ing, and the Committee obliged to stop the sale of
tickets at an early hour Most of the beauty fashion
OF our city were present The Hall was decorated in
the most splendid manner, with flags transparcncies
military lnsignias, &c. The Jackson Guards fully
equipped, performed the military honors of the eve
attracted universal admiration. Many other military
gentlemen in full uniform graced the Ball with their
presence. among whom noticed General Morton
and suite; General Sandford; Col Morgan L. Smith
and several others. We also observed the Mayor the
Hon Gideon Lee. Alderman Ferris, VIM Price Esq and
many other highly distinguished gentlemen. The mu-
sic was excellent, MIR. Parker in fine spirits in conduct
ing the ioor-the Banquet, III addition with which the
Committee entertained their guests superior in the
treme-and but desire seemed be left ungratifed
to the companythc wish that the President was perso
n1iy present, and could witness the high estimation in
ln &c l,alfl l,trl,t l.l1.
women IN ork This is the first Ball that has been got
up ON his birthday in this city, and was alike worthy
oil the distinguished patriot in whose honor was in
tended and the gentlemen who were i'm ret
ting it up.-.N Y. Times
WHEELING, March 18.--The Hon Henry Clay and
Hon Judge Porter, of the Senate, passed through town
ON sunday last on their return home They took passage
zeue.
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49, Tricks Of tie Uiigs
The Wings have been trying To- ulay off ,ler ,,;chs
upon They attempting 10 divide our ranks in th.
different counties; sometimes By starting another Re-
publican candidate against the selected svcnte OF Tho
party--somctimes by playing of Judge White upon us
Now, by getting their own Wing candidate to whi,cwash
himself IN our coumnsand then, by putting the screws
upon our own Republican candidate cor.spondent
signs himself Masks Oh; and yet like Parson Adams mo
cannot conceal the Wing cassock under the Jackson
outside which he assumes. We pray these new tangled
the Van Buren, tricks Some of Wings are cup
to snuff and pinch beyond it,. Among these contemp
ubc eiiusions which have been addressed for publ
cation political Quiz, which some wiseacre i'm an.
county ofPr William has tried to perpctrae upon us lie
signs himself $ J. }. Duncop when there is no such
man in the county. The writer seems TO be some in
sidions Wing scribbl,r who finding il impossible TO
turn out MIR Williams. wishes to nortiiy him by nut
tng IN nomination four worthless and drunken cha
racters. But his MS. is forthcoming, and the writer
may yet be exposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27
POSTOFFICE DEP9RyVEN.T

We beg the readers attention 10 the mastery and elo-
quent Letter of Mr. Barry, the last pagc-Wc par
tcuarly call his attention to the immense
which have been effected in the extensive and rapid
transmission of the Mails under his auspices, by the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

yHr. Rices Of PiFFilid.
In the session OF 1874, he was
called upon to obey an Instruction
ofthc Legislature of Virginia; aud.
as ho believed, to rccant an OPT
Mon, which his conscience had
avOwed. What did he do? lie
did not dispute the authority OF
the Representatives ofthe People,
~ moment of pctulancc. lilo
did not repci them ,rili scOrn aud
Indignation, but nc bowed to their
legitimate power. As he could not
however obey their Instructions
without compromising, ~ he
thought, bis personal honor, lac
resigned his commission, and put
1t IN their power TO OH his seat
with another Senator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

known TO themselves. But know that enc of these
Wings (Nlr BROWN goes for White and strong against
Van Burcn--Wc presume the Chesterfield Wig also
fellows his xamlic