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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
TuE ERENCu TREATY

On tho % ult. the following proceedings took
place IN the Senate.
Mr.. CLAY ross and SAID The Senate would
recollect that that part of The Prcsl1 ns Message
which relates to our foreign affairs was referred IN
the Committee on thar subject shorty after or
gunz dion. 1t was deemed essentially necessary.
IN order 10 form correct juigm ni on the measure
recommended by the Prc,dfn', thai thr lns en-
transmitted to our Diplomatic officers, near the
court of France, together with til, correspond arr
that passed between tho two Government. since the
81 OF february, 1892, shout. be submitted In Ia,
Committee for tine pn pose ottn,bn. t9rnl 10 form
an opinion on the subj Ct Eolrrt'JeIns tins view Of
the ma ter, letter was addre. scd by The Cha rnln
ofthc Committee 10 tie Secretary of STATE whosc
ry promptly transmit ed the Documents nul he did
50, based upon the cpndl I'M that they were 10 be
rcgdr led a conhlentally conmunic1t Il. Nov, II
seemed that the President Ind recommended pub
lac measure, and that recommendation had heen
publicly referred Ia the Committee on Foreign r.
lations aud as that Committee was 10 maxi public
the report they csuld not recommend any lcgisla-
tive action under restrictions Imposed upon lhem
| Ey tho Secretary on transmitting l. them the cor
| 'esPondenrc. Tint officer IN his letter, mum ,rd
that II II should be deemed ofimporonre h1t lhcsc
document, should he m al, public IN any cunjlnsen-
cy, he expected that II coll woul be made on the
y
count that he presented tins resoIu ion winch cal
led for the documents 10 which he referred 1t
would have been his personal wish that the sen.
ate should have adopted the resolution to-day but,
in consequence of an lnumn,Iol which had been
gwen HIM by an honorthl Senaior, that he wished
II 10 lie upon the table one diY, he tor bore To press
Il at The present time. Mr. G. thin offer Il III nl
lowing resolution, which a upon the tabl,
| Ter consideration until tomorrow
" ResoiDed That the President bc requested to
communicate TO the Senate (f IN IN. opinton II
shall MOI be Incompatible with the public interesD
the ms ructIons which have been Transmitted from
time TO time, since the Attn day of Jay 1881 to The
representatives. OF the United Sales AZ the Govern
ment OF France, relative 10 the execution of lie ca
~ which was sened on that day bcta1e the UNI
ted Suites and France, ard also oil tn correspon-
dence winch has passed at w ushlng'on or at Pans
between the two Governments, respecting the exc.
cation of the saId treaty"
The preceding resolution was. on Mr.. Clay S
motion, Land on Unstable Until tho next day. when II
was taken up and agreed 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
CONNUN ICATIONS.
TOWN MEETING

At meeting Of the eitzens of Lynchonrs anu Us
VICINITY. convened al he Franklin Hotel, IN eaI'
own. On the 9th of December, pursuant 10 al
ionromcnt. Col. Maurice Langhofne again 'oos
the chair, AMI >. l. Watt acted as Secretary.
The committee 10 whom were referred Al ior'
,ner mectl.y, sunIf; resolutions, made Report,
by way Of Memorial 10 the Legislature Of Virginia
no y IN 'ses.,o ; winch was ordered TO lie uni'l n
no hrf meeting.
hesolved, that this meeting adjourn until Friday
next o'elaok, =. NJ.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Chairman.
S. |. Wait, Secrc,ary.
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coLONIZArloN SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting OF the Lynchburg Auxi-
ia,y Colonization Society was held at ST. Pals
Church., on Monday evening, % OF December.
1881
Rev. John Ea.ly, president Of the Society," hav
ng aiken the char the meeting was oPehed with
pray"r hy the Rev DIR HoIcom5e.
The Annual Reports of tine Treasurer ana OF the
Boz I'd 81 VI nagcts were then read. received, and
ofdrre 10 lie published.
Alter which Bransfard Va.tcr, Esq delivered
The A 1nsersary Address
On motion, RcSotred, That the thanks OF this So
clcly be tenlerct to ". WAIVER, for the able and
h,slly eloquent Address winch h. has This evening
delivered and that copy thereof be requested for
publ alton
On moi>n, p. Vavter was appointed Delegate
% represent this Auxllitr IN The Annual Necung
Of the Pnrent SO tety to be held at Washing on Cry
Oh the 18Th of ,nuary.
The Society, a'tcr having taken up collection in
aid Of lis funds, aui received new ni'a,bers, pro
cee1ed 10 the election OF It's oili.ets 'or the ensuing
year, when he f)lowing sentlenan were chosen ::
Row John Eary, Ptcsnieat, v. WIN. S. Rel !,
Isl Vite Pltsideni Rev. f G SINH, 81 Wee
P,esident; Eli ah Fletcher, Tre"s~fer Richard
II roIcf, Sseretarg and Dr.. WIN. !. HoIcombc
Thorn $ n Holcombc John Thurman, d G. Muir
rrI Rev josiah Cole John Victor, Bran>tord
V hVtef, Df. John IL. fdttcSOn, JOhn y. IL III, bfn
David Roles, Maurice II Garland and Jehu VII
hams, Ha1.ags's.
Aud Ia, tue Society ado mel
JOHN EARLY, Ptesident.
r. II. ToAER, Secretary.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
The Lyaehbn,g Aat COI Society uI account pith
T.. F!eteter, Treasurer.
1888 DR..
Oct. 5. To check Transmitted Parent So
ciely, $3.50 90
Postage, ~
To expenses Of the negroes liberated by
DR. Wm. J. Ilo,conAbc, "a %
l5l Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
HoSoRs LAFAYETTK.

On The y I nIt. VT Coy IN TIC Sona'r hTIu ''''
II lbba,d he ilouse OF Represen auses, IRON inc
alnt committee app aniod a. the last session 81
Congress, on the susjett oiPayIna suitable honos
IN tic memory OF l. ,fayete, made Report when
has bccn eoaeurred IN by 10Th Houses, designating
he 3ls, Of December (yosteeJay) us the day on
which .he contemplated ccrelnon shall take place.
rhe Presfd nj OF The United St,ts. the Heads of
Departments the v=r,ous Foreign Ministers and the
tnbc,s Of iheIr lcsp ctlve legations were invited
IN meet he Senate III fhrr Chamber on that days
whence they would proceed 10 the Hall OF the n.
81 Representatives 10 hear Tho Orailon coinmemo-
ratye Of the life aud eh 'racier Of the lu,lroos
deceased winch 9as 10 DC delivered by john Gum.
y Adams.
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n
the sahoath than the people of Monroyia Hcrc
is climate congenal 10 The constitutions of those
c'lzens who have lived here 1t year or two. and
'hcr children who have been born here "A sol Ear
more 'er'i'e than any IN the Eastern or middle di
''s'o" OF the United States. Here all the neccssa
r'cs' ana very many of the uxur;es of life NAV he
raised with one half, fourth of the labor
which they would require in our counry.-Amo,,
every Thing see, raises Liberia So much in INV 90.
'''nanon, that feel as confident as do of NV ex.
's,enee' that If my personal and Christian TREND
VINO announced TO the large audience in Chatham,
s'fee! Chapel, New York, IN May last. ma, H..
funeral knell of the Colonz atom Succtv had ,naI
'u VINO IN The exuberant JOY of his soul, coo,er,.
l'"nn'ed It's euosy, or perhaps, | mont o,,,..
properly sly, rs funeral nalcdlco,y hen d,c,,,o
wiz come out and ex"mlne tins country ana this IN
II, n'pu'''c Tor himself that IN less than ~.
months, he will becom. as ardent an advocate
Tar tho Colonization Society as any yeur country
can produce" ''N' ~0'""'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

rsGreuee 10 ,he state Of The Tfe,sury at The close
Of the 6seai pear, which ends the Both oil Sep
tember, while Auditor lles'h's statement va
brought down 10 The Isl of December, two months
later The Enquiie,'s mounialn in LABOR has bfoash
forth mouse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
FRENCH AND AMERICAN NAVlEs

AS there IS some possibility of IA iupfurc between
tho United States aud france it may no, be uula-
Ieres''ns to compare the naval force, OF the iwo
countries, which, Ia case of war, " Ill have Id hcar
the bruat OF the battle. Ia the American navy
there are twelve lis, fourteen As, three Sos, two
2ls, Twelve los seven Is, end one 3-mahiny
al aggregate of 81 ships ard 2a7l guns.
10 April, 1888, tn" Ffcnch Navy consisted o.
80 ships of the line of Which are ,hrtc de, KRIS :
80 trlg ties, OF which l3 of the first class; -
corveues OF from Is to - guns 80 briss of from
l6 TO 30 guns; 3 schoouers of IL Guns; and 20
steam vessels OF e guns each. There are bull
ding, moreover, 81 ships oil the Inc, OF which 3
are drs, rates, 26 frg,,es and steam vessels
Nowithsla nding ihis great disparity of force,
however, NO should have M fear of the issue OF
contest Oar gallant ,afs, Who in SO many
com 'as, were victorious ovsr the proud mistress
OF the sea, would no, fan To give a good account
o. he Fifnchinan, who, gallant IS he unqnes oa.
ably Is, has always been easily copaue cd on the
ocean.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

f.r debate conmsnccd in the House Of Rep.
fesen,niiyes, o. tbr 2ith ult ON resolution off,
II by Mr. Lincoln. of VI iss calling upon the
Prrsd ~ fol nfosn ~ ri ION 10 The pending
controytrsy brrween thc hmfrc N mud Brush
Coy rnmcn.s concerning The North Ia tern boun
lafy Inc, be the ate Of Name nnd the
Bout pr0g1sccs In thls debale Nessrs LIN OH,
Pn,ks Evans, SINH and Foster p,rue,pated bu
the II use edJ )urned ~itnou coming to any dec-
SION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

IT A resolution, introduced by Gen. Hsmlitoh'
has passed the Legislature Of South Carolina ,o'ec-
ting that sword with suitable emolema'ifa ne'
ces and inscriptions. be presented TO Chpi. " ~
3. 5hubrir X, Of The U. s. Navy, and " native o.
that STATE, for his gailanlfy and god conduct, on
various occasions, during the lae war.
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RIO. c. CUTLER, OK.
CO NMlSSlONER'S OFFICE,

LoSings DAG. 10, 1885
Tn" parties I'M crested IN the fur going decree
viii taxi notice that have appointed the 4 h ,is.
al February n"xt. In carry the sane io effect, on
which dty. ~ the hour If III o'clock 10 the morn.
ING, they ar" required 10 attend my office in Thu.
town. VIII thsu Hccounts, vouchers AMI PROOFS
together With copies Of curt pa; ets, prepared TO,
animation and seitl-mpo4
SfOfSAOOD GARLAND, Com.
Jan. | WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

The resolutions lostfnctinz sen ,tor Mangum 70
vote for ctp0asIng hom the journal OF the Senate
TIC resolution ceusnr#n5 the conrsr of Tho President
IN relntlan 10 the rem4vai of the poStcs Is still
before tn I...islatuie Of North Carolina. A
mnng hose ,vho have spoken against them IS Gov
Brncn Cen. D., k-on, Gr,t 5 cfeDry oil thr IVY
) hose speech consumed pu IONS Of three days;
from the manner ~ winch II IS spoken If III the
K 1l,gh papcrs II will be looked for with no tlle
curiosity The Rnelgt Resl.ter says, !" 1t was
rafhrr uIr5dttre ihan an argument. lie stated
viii mluuieness he lending events Of ms pnhllc
career & gpvr, much more IN deal Than hey we
ever b fore co,nnunicaed 10 the public the mnilgn
lua 1cuc"s vhicp produce lhe di,solatipn of Gen.
j. h.ou's first CABINET Neoy secrets Of The plis
on-haugc revealed aud Mates lmpei"csIy
known preserved IN boil relief, winch m ,dc the
lc I'd IS Ol tn plrty tnfn pae history, htthcr-
= scni book was uuiol led, aud rinetrard Il
no, MO no ~llh numerous itkcnrssrs, accompaHi-
- by m'st 9rhpnic dascrPnens. q H. Jackson,
,lr Van Bnfen, Mr.. nd Mr.. Etcn Col. T. VI
Johnson, Hm Is. l.rVIs and q u. Jesse Spcighi,
aed many oihe's were pomtrayeh AT full lcn2th.
NJ Cat.op, formerly II mber OF Congress, al
spoke against TIT tesoulops, " ith great abII
an tncc. An attempt wa, made TO cough hum
down bat, le intir, ted ,hat if it was persisted
IN hc sho Id hold tose who were guilty, personal
Y Responsible, aud, as Me- Cnfson has KILT his
man, IN hoHo,abte combat, tins intmutlon had the
dcSucd effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

sen,ly commenced 10 Richmond, sndtr the ausp'-
ees Of the Executive Committee OF the virginia
temperance Society. Its low pf'ce, connee'eo
with rs valuable design, will doubtless ensure II a"
ex enslYe circulation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

- A Washington correspondent Of the Rich
mond Wng nm Ter date of 24th December, suy.-
" There was n meeting of the & blnrt ptoPsr at
the White louise, and meeting of The kTchcn
Cnblnc,, a the Gl"be oDfee, On SUNDAY last Wnat
the subject discussed at the Palace. have no.
been ablr to ascertain, but NJ dam Rumor says
thnt unplra> ant 9lylcrs have been rccetved from
Mr. Living ,ton. Inc Kitchen Cabinet were der,-
slug ways aId means To 'ecute The office of Puo-
te. 10 Congress u themselves Inc same wrIict
remaiks " iho electleneering for Printer to The
ii. of |, has commenced. Every means will br
used 10 SCENE the birth 20 Kendall, BLAIR & Co.
rhe irs move was made ~ the House To DAY bv
Mr.. Il yno Dis Gone u the collar gcnry)who offc
ed resolution thai the election of oflcris he made
riua roc The only object of this resolution is to
compel all OF their party TO vote for BLAIR and his
nsso.lItcs. But this move VIII fad | KNOW s-y
cral lndt I,enGent Jackson n, who have express.
ID their Determination not To voc tr the Globe men
ia any event. Ihcio will hr drilling ard cunvoss-
M - hrcat, sui prayers-but al N VAN. 80 fai
as my ,.(olmauon eu,ni-, the present incum
oens G; les & Se,ton) viii he rc-eIoeted.' SO
mote II be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

Ty Professor Ve,hnk., OF New York, has ac-
ecpied the Presidency of w ash'nginn College, anu
will, We are Informed by the Lexington UhIon'
rnter upon the duties Of his Office abou, the lst OF
February next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

- The Lexington Union of the 9th ult IN re
oily 10 AN article IN tn Enquirer, winch asserted
lhnl ihr delegates Irnn RockbrldIr have been H..
ctcd t. VOC against Mr. Lsi2h, says" The
tra Is, that our delegates have been virtually IN
slraeed 10 vote fo' Alr Leigh, the trends of the
alminIS ration having fallrd afer having moved
heaven aud earth Ia obtain the signatures of "A
mhJarl'y of he voters OF The county to their sub
scrpuon luaers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

VA tinned AMI held for Nclson county, al
Court house, on Wednesday the Isl day of Ociot
1884
Samuel Parrish Phff
against
Robcr. Rivcs, ahm'r. of Jesse Clarkson, dec
James Ciarkson, admr. of The estate of Dsvl
Cla kson, Cecd. AMI vi Eliz hbeth Clarkson, dec,
DAVID II. Clakson, John tlerndon and Mary hi
wif-, Fl zab III Marnn, james East and Patsy ~
wife, w 'llinn Clarkson. John Ciarkson an Jof
U ley and Nancy his wife, Defts
On moon of the defendants by counsel, TO III
solve the mi motion ed in this cause,
court, cons ,dera ION fereot, nd of the argGmer
OF counsel doth reject the m ion, and doth ndlndS
order a d d cree that of the Commissioners
this Court do examine, state and settle the II
counts of the plaintiff, viii the estate Of Dav,
Clarkson decd. and that he likewise exnmn
state and settle he accounts of The defendant, Jam1
Clark son. adm. of the estate of DAVID CatksoI
decd an of + " ,beth Cl akson, decd and make
report To this Court, with any matters sneci ,lIy
stated, thought per ,nsn' by HIMSELF or required by
the u rte, 10 BE- So stated And the Court doth re.
serve 10 the defendant Rlves, leave to ,epea, his
his mot lor to dissolve the Plaintiffs Injunction on
the coming IN Of the report.
A Copy-Tcste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

ar The sea nboat X .ndorh having eight bot
ers $50 feet n length, and 80 feet inches breahh
ot bean, laden with the Immense cargo OF 3Doo
p,lrs Of cotton left Nashville on The 9th uit. Tor
New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

" Al Franconia, N. H. on the 18th ult tho
thereno. meter was ~ degrees below zero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

S1oeks ocned by The Uaated Siotes.--The fol-
b~iny IS list Of The S ocks uwne by the govern
rneni of the u. states al the present I, ne;
10 O1D shares stock ~ tic Chesapeake and ONO
Canal Company, 'S)o9 900 90
800 shares stock IN the Dismal
swami Canal Company, 900 90
2 335 shaycs sock ~ the Louisville aud
Portland Candl Company, 233 800 %
250 shares stock ~ the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Com ,1any, 10000 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

L'ok oHt, Ladies.-fls Royal Highness, Priv
Lcvls'e,n, has arrived in Ph,ladcphia aud
seen promcnadng in Arch STREET.-THE is haV
some nsn, Of considerable literary attainment
and a scientific amateur III music. He IS shortV
expected hcrc-So prepare ladies', your swce,
smiles and winning graces-a Prnce-thlnk
that n real Prince and Russ ian Prnce-,n
bargain. See that he obtains a lny-+ reeeptJ
-'h,ngs tend that way now. We have, il Is truI
many fine prIncely fellows of our own, but wi
IRE they % your true Prince ~. Y .S'ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

yT Two more oflhe Convent Rioters have beer
acquitted and III tho Case Of a 'hrd, the jury
l.asrcclng, A.rc discharged. The trlal Of iourII
mas commenced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

Erin the Legislative proceedings the rcaler viii
ind long debate resolution introduced by M.
Pifker directing an enquiry into an apparent dis
erepancy between a statement in Gov. Fazewcil's
Annual Message, relative 10 the condition of The
hnanccs ofthe SIac'& that furnished by tho Audtoi
in his Annual Report. The Eaqarer has made
uso Of this seeming contradiction 10 lash Gov
Tazcwc! with no little severity. And yet we are
toll that it is contradiction only in appearance
and not in fset-Gov. Tazewells Statement, ha vim Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

gF motion was rec 'ndy ma lie IN lhs Lcsis.
ln,uie Of Missouri, 10 cxcnp, IN uvlluals ON
tho rvlcc OF lis On the Sih Of JanHatg--hu tins
disgusting ifcc Of man o.shp was So ndis-
oantly received that the mover speedily Withdrew
IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
80 1874 shores stock in the Bunk of
he v. S,lies, 80 AZ

.rhe Lulance Of the original subscription 10 the
Bank u ) alcs 4 500 shares, Was transferred 10
the Treasurer OF the Un,ej States, for tn; use OF
the Secretary OF the Navy, for the payment Of Ma
w aud pnvatee, Pension funds, under the provl-
sion OF an act of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

SMILE MATRl MnNtlI.-Ihc following pct
1t ma rimonial felicity Is from he &" Kings Os
II Is one OF the bes, comparisons We have Sc !
III .rnIous and lusi, those who have stud
scenes u domesilo life IN families where the priJ
pal par les were pared not matched" can test
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnscour were joined but
~ccr moi one. Like many olhors in tins woQ
error the ma RIA e night be tvpthei ty VIZ
which one HAIR has been filed with OIL and
her with water having cork in ITS mol
which confined II en- and fore d them to remal
contact, although they refused TO unite.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

RI Mcssrs James G. Walker & Co propose TO
publish IN Richmond, a new paper, 10 he called 'ne
" Richmond Evening ConrIer,' daily at 50 per
nnpu ~ and sem-weeky al 80 per annum. II Is
II be entirely disco 1nscled WIN party politics
Daung thu prestul session of the LegIsaiute, the
Elroral Department viii have the .oceas'oha' III
Hot f,guia J AID q, JOAN :. q ,iiahtr, d irg"'e
from J. II rsnn, who bas had some experience, aud
Is known IS the Editor Of tue VngInia Free PresS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

Sr We have received the LIST No of the Tenn
perancs Star the publication Of which has been re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

- The Franklin (I.nn) Review Of the 10 h
ult. informs int The vrxcd q1esfion whether the
s. lie has Jursilctlo the lnltan IerrloIy has
been by the county court of Me Manu. IN
tavof OF State anthony IN case recently he ore II
eight ma glsWatcs against four. Tins ,lecisl on
conh Is with tnH recently m dc by the Jud e of the
Superior Court IN the same county and ws-eoncur
IN the opinion, expressed by the Franklin Review,
that II IS unconstitutional.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

Valuablc LINUS Il ne Farm Of Jacob Berger
Il Rid Hook, * " iwo miles from Brooklyn
Ferry, his b en- sold tor 800 GOO IL consists o
100 acres of l,nj hlv and sandy. The farm OF
John SRrIImun, al the w alnhou', IN the same vi
emit, 90 aces, has been sold al $500 per acre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

A good Hiuk "A short tune ego n 6,herma
Chaians, on cas- irg his net mic the Srlnr, dew
< containing three bundled god medals, oI
of which appears the head of the emperor /,
The fisherman canno, say with the emperor,
have lost day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

IT The sum Of 5000 900 has been subscribed
Ia Nv Orleans for the purposes of bu ld,ne u hotel
IN that GUY, II, the corner ST. Charles and Com
mon streets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

.S2auc5 IN Cuba In TuJor's tour IN Mexico
and Cuba IT Is slated that the number Of slaves
in ,ored INTO tne Island Of Cuba SINCE the y ar
1900, IS upward. Of TAO hundred and sixty thou
sand.