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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

TIE reaiher.-Un eune>ddy, dt sun rise
the Thermometer, at the museum stood al q de-
ices above zero-at meridian, at II deg. Wind
n and clear weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

Messrs. Calhoun, Bibb, Benton, King OF Ga
soutbsrd. and Webster, are the Committee on
Mr.. Calhoun's motion in relation to Executive
patronage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

HOUSE AND STORE TO RENT.
We will lease the premises, on Fairfax
E..E near King street now occupied oy MT no
bert Munro. to careful permanent tenant at
yerv moderate rent Possession to be given LIST
January next. ~
dec % SAM'L B. LARMOUR T. CO.. p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08
CON CIR e 8 O..
IN sENATE-JAsuARY 2.

The Senate after the usual morning business,
was occupied with the bill relating to french
Spoliations prior to 1900
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Chiffon resumed and continued DIS re-
marks until the expiration of the hour, in favor
of the resolution he offered few days ago
heretofore reported.
The House then took up the bill to regulate
the paw of the officers of the Navy, and occu-
MED on il the remainder of the day. Mr.. Reed,
Mr.. Jarvis, and Mr.. Wise spoke on the Dill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

TO RENT,
yNHE Sandy Bar and Copper's Point Fishc-
l. RES with the privilege nf he adjacent Land
ings on Broad Creek These Landings are
little below Alexandria on The Maryland side IT
the river Apply on The premises Orto
HENRY DAINGERFlELD.
n3-2,v6w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

Senator Beraou's Van Buren, letter has allen
still born, from the press. "New type-hne pa
per-and SO Hundred" cannot lniuse Vi'ah'y
into sucb miserable monsirosiiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

In the House of Representatives on Tuesday,
Mr.. Pinckney asked the unanimous consent OF
the House to offer resol tion which ne thought
would meet with no objection, when it was under
stood to relate to the distressed situation OF the
poor in Washington City. No objection being
made. Mr. Pinckney offered the following reso-
luton, which was agreed to by vote Of IS t" 60:
Resolred, That the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia he, and they are hereby autho-
rized and instructed to ascertain the amount OF
fuel that may he necessary for the immediate re-
lief of the suffering poor of Washington, and to
place the same at the disposal OF the Corpora
ton for that purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,
WANTED.

THESAPEAKE and Ohio, or AleXandria
~ Canal Stock. wanted in exchange for ii
LOT of GROUND, on the corner of Duke and
Henry Streets at fair relative valuation. The
Lot is 60 feet front on Duke, and 80 feet from,
on Henry streets. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
dec 22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08

The venerable FRANCIS PREsToN has resigned
his commission as General OF the 17th Brigade
Of Virginia Militia.-The Legislature have hx-
cd mon the 10th inst. to supply the vacancy
The Governor, in announcing this resignation,
pays handsome compliment to Gen. Preston
" "My knowledge of the State forbids me to
doubt that his equal may be found; my knowl-
edge of the man, makes me confident that his
su5erior. does not probably exist within 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08
The Washington Globe, of Saturday last

The Washington Globe, of Saturday last,
says
"The basis of the Treaty OF 1888, as the
boundary between the State Of Name and the
British domnions, will satisfy the people oil
Maine. That basis was secured by the treaty
of Client, and We have good reason to believe
will moi be Welded by the present Administra-
ton. The present Administration will appoint
no commissioner, or consen To the choice oil no
new umpire. who is disposed 10 give up any ter
ritory that rghtfuIly belongs to any State OF this
Union. The basis of the treaty OF 1883 Will De
rigidly adhered to by this Government, as hxng
the North eastern boundary of the State vi
Maine. The opposition IN MASSACHUSETTS, ana
Maine need not anticipate that this Admlnistra-
ton will with impnity yield any right to, or SUI
fer any wrong to be done by Great Britain, on
this question Of boundary"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08
Terms nf SIZE,

For AL plrciIa ".> un.'ei SO ca>h-5ctween
20 AMI 100 dbl,rs f,nr m TIL cree II and over
l0D q hirs, Xn,l h>cIeJ.t. NEGOTIABLE notes
wrh yoJi ind riser. req rrd.in every INST. nee
d C l6 -eOS L. II. vi .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-08
EXTENSIVESALEU Of LOGkS, STATION
AhN 40.

u
ny virtue of DECD ul frusi hom Gil. VIM.
ID +. Gray, bed Ing datr .ie Is h l January
,a,t, and duly r,tm..''l ~ u.s. fn.' of the
County Count of Sp,t-y,vIn %, II snb>.r!ter
W. SELL IN rh"r- y. IN )'Hj many, 1888, at
Gray, Bookstore" nFre,' Cn,Luie Tie entire
StncN of looks. Stationary &C. -. Tit sad deed
mentnnei comprising unaLl I! OF
Tniu rite LaU. Eisto. Hm Ndir"f, 7heoiogi-
caL ,ni Mscrl,nmeo"s J. ",ks Of tie latest ed!-
ton and BY the most app'". q authors, tuee'
Their with variety of Sch""l uoks now ~ use
The stock Is not Inferior III ,ntit. and quaiity
to any this State.
Bo,ksrmg ani prof s-ionl gentlemen al a
distance are l. ". ted t., atten'i. The terms VIII
e accom- nodhng. AID made known on the
iay of safe. VIII en- " Ii ue n,tinLed from day
10 day until compe ell.
THOS II. TOTTS. Trustee.
NIB. All persons II d't q to tie BOOK store
are request d Ia make IN edI"t' payne
Il, longer indulgence caLh't be rr"hieh:
r. H. B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
New and Beautiful Goods,

st received, at the New Fancy and Staple
- by Goods Store of Estes & bltehead some
entlfe .cs style and Beautiful Goods consisting in
part OF
suseuor iucatan, London AMI French Calicoes
sSnft. and itNtra Supr l.eavy India Satin,
hehtlie and Linen Cambria ilandk is tyery fine
and cheap.)
Mace and v hite Ribbed Silk Fose,
''iack Ribbed Cotton aud " orsted do,
i.aea 'ni roioled SILK Veivets, of all colors and
qualities,)
i'onia hara, or Hermann Gauze of desirable col
ors, IA ne" and leiutiful goods for evening
dreSses.l
BLACK Donna Maria Gauze for Wells, en,irel.
newt
Hermann Gauzc, necoupee Gauzc,
satin figured and Blond Gauze fancy IIandk Is.
tcnlne'y rev ard beautifully
Green English Merinos,
Vhite Cap Ribbonds,
BLACK and coored Silk rraids.
Ineiish Swanskin Flannel
xtra fine Black Bombazine.
Extra hne DARK Mixed and Black Cassinets
Ana many other desirable Goods. VIII CHI will be
Cd very cheap-Purchasers are respectfully In
''sd 10 can and examine, before purchasing.
Nov. 10 A., r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

II. hr'@ lderendcnce, C,p. Howell, sai'ca
ON ills pert on Ilnr>c!a, die p cscnt week, for
'''S Co,f, with Il e intention fl ucl ine a. Mon.
va Sac is irrgl,tc with ylriotls article, ~
'reha'd'ze, to supply III" wants aal ncccs,tes
TIE 'a'1at '"ony faunled Al the ll ice l., the SO.
cities "i New York and Penns,!v,na, and to en-
'h' III" Colonial Government To make A m re
Intensive parclas oi Territory along lie coa>t md
! the interior Tie Gtv,rament afllr Uaited
\ 1tc> nave also forwarded by her fsnr small guns
atty mn,hets and, AID IA competent supply Of an !.
mum Tor, Tor the defence Of lie colony. Thomas
'nchanan, Esquire, Of For. Co,ino,on. \. Y
goes ont II the lnlepcn !encr, a> the Commission
or OF the fwp societies, and acting Governor -,
the colo0y wilil,' hr rem lin,therr NJ. Bnrb,n:u.
earrieN on a coord fam y of four persons from
Sackct's II ,rhor, with far testimonials of Christi
IN Character. The MN is IA farmer nv profess
sion AMI, together it'll his wife and oldest dauob.
Ter, Is very competent teacher in the S N Ia,
school. MIR. 3. also carries ont a native kroo.
man. who came last spring as sail in the Mar
garet Mercer, and since tia, time has learned To
5. cak aud ica I'm .sh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
Prom the Ttros Teksray1, OFT. l..

lfe organization oi the afas iank t.lafr At had
quarters. On lie t.uadaupe. ~ tie !. II ii.sl 4,
i"nfi = Austin was appointed cemmander-in-
CHEZ. and lie army look llp Inc line uf nsar,h ipr
Beiar an the 18th. ufgeni cslls are u.a /. ief re-
n reenisnis, anu supplies OF cannon, ammuni-
iion. and provisions. .ir yotuuie. rs nov on he
way, aud preparing tn -. silI considerably ar :
nt.nf lib" numbers, and form very formidable
iofee.
Ii Is mol known vi en- tic attack upon d, Jar u
be niade. but tloss Vic u, in tie field are
ansions 10 hc dong spnntl.lng. l. il lop.d lh,i
tie volunteers ir"n tie ca,t viii jim tltem tefore
aHs III p riani m.f, n, MS r.ad Il CATS. = :
thou - - t'',s Trad, e. enough IN Tie field
TO reduce the garrison a, Bcisr il " cid be ar
eorps!ied a, less expense, and with less hazard
bv larp.r nun.b,r
The three officers Who had tIio command of he
harrison al Goliad "cre troueh In this town ,e-
erda,, rs prisoners. !, Is no, known What dispo-
st.on vii b. mad" Of them.
IRs.s PATiuorIs M.-ltis grat,.,inyto witness
lhr public splrI winch every nhrre ulaniie>fs IL
sell III the service q tie country. W. knew on.
man Who has taken III. l.ad pipes II il aeqno-
duct 10 furnish ammunition for II e army an =
panter of . hers VIC hive melted mp her olnel
WEIGHTS hns sforpine rs il were, j" Tie wheels ..
'imr', ief tiie saiar purpose. Ev,n lie .,tIi.,
bless their sans, volunteer their services in f.eu-
ding and patching bullets. making cartridges, etc.
md, II necessary. would even enter tie l,nks, an,
feht monfahy for the rsbts Of lie countr,..i
short, but one spirit prrva,io Tn, Whole patula-
iionfo tree leHasfrom military ns0rpalai. and II.
fenns, or perish in the attempt.
We are inf"rmcd thatthc .hr. Lady Madison
II no~ in the Brazos. having ON boatd seven piece
II artillery. supply ofmusk.ts, and considerable,
q ian'ty Ut ammunition, destined 10 tie use o III.
eoton;is
II is also stated that tho San Felipe mas been
seen oft bar. and expected in, wih NOR arms,
rlr. for tho supply of The army.
FEMALE fonrrrrnf.--i woman by tho name
OF Mcclellan. and her children, who lad been Ia
ken ly the Indians from lhclr residence in tic np
per colony, fortunately made their escape in ti,
nieh', while the Indians were sleeping and ucr,
making the best Of their way homr, wien the,
we're met by a company OF men who we're goim
n pursuit Of them. They were very much fateucd
AMI stated that they had been cruel Y treat. j b,
the Indians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
from The Nto York Daiiy advertiser.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM NFXIc(

The packet ship Montezuna, Capt. Davis. ar
rived Yesterday, having sailed on tll- oh instant
bringing isice, from tie city OF Mexico 10 the Is
INST The news Is OF the most inicrcs,ipp cha,at-
or. friend, who possesses the best source, q
nfosnation, has otilsingly furnished u. with III,
GLOWING summary Of news from his private letter.
iaied Mexico, Isl, aud N"fa cruz to lie . h, vl,ir
s much later than has hcen received via New o,
cans.
The 'rcltcnent against the Americans In II
'hol' h'pubIIc was $" great III consequence Of H.!
aptnr' "f The Co,veo and the proceedings Of Il,
ieNanS, that serious apprci ,sions wtr,. entertain,
II i"f the sh''', OF The personal property OF III,
former
The popular party have made some dcmons,ra
ION 10 disturb the public tranquility, hu, thu. yo,
'rnment was informed in time Of their u anou,ros
md several Of the leaders were arrested On H.
Isl, tranquility prevailed in the whole Rcpublir.
Two thousand infantry wen. already on thci
nareh /" M'tamoras and four hundred cavalry I,
Monterrey. General Cortazar WAS 10 take III.
command OF the intanfrv, and General Montrznn,.
rat of the cavalry. Santa Anra WAS t. ,eay
his seat Tor Mexico on the 7ih insta,,.. lie L,,
',ratlv enlarged The army for the last two mouth.
HE bishops OF Puebla and Mexico have pnt al h,
hSphsal two millions of dollar., for the p,rpasr
'lat'h9 down the rebellion Ia Texas. Il was 70 :
Idt ntls expected that Santa Anna would cot, Tex.
y lmlneda'elr after the prorule cation of the n,p
constitution, the basis Of which had air. nd, bee.
enhli,ird under the title OF drfa constr utiro "
.'aan ese more details as sooa as W. pr, our ma.
pers.
Il appears that Gcp. Cos was at Baxer on tho
h "i October, under which da,e he issued ;,
'ro' una ,an. inno,ncna his intention 10 ma.
ito ieNas n soon rs hi should receive further r, .
niofcrnent.,
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Observation-Disclosures.
u ,.i,ixsrnN, Nn,emiHr p.

y.
sl,entG.s.-The anhaneianh III Inc ei ~. ..
tr.o p.r,olls ~ tine Legislature oi the st"., o'
ue,,;r., IN represent that SAT- " hen II shall be-
con.c = Sac in the Stn.e OF TIN United STATES.
!, ,p,,e,r.. was premature When made, bnf mas
teen verified ~ the subsequent action oi the Lie.
p;.l.tnr,. o. the 10fll Instant Lnc.as Lyon ana
I,l,n Ntr,rl u.a t.lrsird. by the Legislature oil
Michigan. Senator. m dc Congress Il the lt'ittd
\ an. NJ Lyoa. WIS nominated UNANIMOUSLY '
cal, lraad oi tie LEGISLATURE NJ N"rvesl Wis
chosen II Ioinf lall, telso houses not agreeing
! IN II. IT nomination. ~ cnrfc>t Wa let"een
NJ. Nef, ell and J I'm Eiddle. &c. i lie : :
,asr W. Paldlc vi, u, /, ira ed IL IL i RI L.
h.. byay,te Of II ~ {. In iI. Ilouse Il ielae-
,.nfafi,e, VI y rycil received u I, 81 for II L.
In ioiat tan., ie soir stood t,r Mr. Nory,l %.
for Mr Bpldlr p. Bob fh,.se gentlemen are ,aid
~ he friends of tie present Administration .f tie
G aseinn,en'. sdf. I'M.
Fr,m ric Territory Of Arkansas loarr, La,
L. Legislature 81 tal T,rriltr, las passed an ac',
WITHOUT the a,pftl sti,n oil G.,era.r, trel, :
10 Deleea'es io Convention IL Ii furfese al
forni : a Constitution f lie future SAT- If Ar
sa4i,as; winch Convention Is h assemble on tie
itst cay II january. IL.
Tie Nv York Mercantile \ iserti.er Of Safur-
az 81, s." There Is u prosper oan anicable SET
III NM If all tie political ditl'cutes Which lay.
50 long kept Tia, Canada, in state Of ferment.
1t appear, HAT Lord G",iorl had been instructed
By the Whi1 Ministry u pursue conclIiltors
policy, and TIM G12, 900 for contingencies, have
been Internationally yielded BY him TO the as
senbly.' ID.
\ CAvtI ROUND THE FALls OF NIAGARA
rom Il circular drawn up b. committee in Os-
weeo, il would seem that survey of a route has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Nsw,S, rrFtcAct,rs VI rutp OF T7",r'H.
C;,vr-Vh following observations, from the
pcn ot DR.. l. ham, ,'aii ~ Col Ia 1871, II.
we'll deserving ni no,i.r. According 10 my rs
pcyieure says DIR. l. 'hth', 'here IL no better wa
of treating Group Al It's 60 nm 'acenrni, than b.
the apai. III hot " ,tcr TO The larynN. ihl>
meth Il has the adv mla.cs OF heing simple, eAiea.
,ioo.. anl ea,.ls applied, and It's good Effects
not psnlacti.e of any INJURY To the eon>,ltn'iou.-
Ch. ar ,p.r time Tor the application of this III tho
i, AT The very comm 'nc.ment of the dis n Ter
when. as i, usually the .sc, the ohll is awaken
cd ,a lde Nv during the night by lis my ,sions no
time should be lost, when we ohsefve that the
h,.,t,;,o is anxious, disturbed and attended viii,
the well known cronpy sound, and cough "i a
ringing character, &c. The symptoms are too wei
know, To r,nairc enumeration here suffice II 10
saw that tn, m ISL spec lily f,,al cases arc those
whcrr the chill goes 10 bel, apparently quite well
and not lahuring under any catarrhal symptoms,
AM ava Aenel from a deep sleep hv the attack
of Group. Such cases often prove fatal in twenty
four hoar-. Even when thus intense, the dscas,
may be arrested in It's progress by the immediate
applic.ion If hot water in the following maner !: a
sponge, abou, the size of large FIST, dipped in
water a, hot the hand can bear, must be gently
squeezed half div, and instantly applied benea II
the little sufferer chm over the ldrnyx and wind.
pipe when thu sponge has thus been held for a
Jew minutes ia intact with the skin, its tcn,pera-
turr begins to sink. and il requires To be dipped
again in the hot water. Ii is better 10 have So.
con sponge ready, so that they may be applied
alternately. A persever .nee in this plan, during
from ten to twenty minutes, produces vivid red
meas OF the skin the whole front of the throa
just as If sm Ill sna pisru had been applied. Thi
reduces mus, not be attended or followed by vesi
saipn; IL tbs Near. time the whole sys.cui foe!
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.4Bold fmpostoy.--It will be rccolIcciea tina, :,

Bod Imposto.--It will be rccolcctca thu, :,
coored man named William Gibson. was lri,d ,na
convicted in the Court ofSeSsions last week an :
charge OF having knocked down and roiiird :
deal and dumb man named Metaphor Case, of \
Hampshire, Of his hat coat, and shoes, and cash
SO He gavrl his testimony by Signs at tie po'
lice Olll,e, and during the trial undcrwon the 50
yer,N scrntiny.--lt turns on, that he Is nor anl,.
ably to talk hu 10 practice the art of suindn n; y,
the most eloquent and approved manncs 'phq,e
cdenal discovery of the imposition BY .elaermn
Labach has saved the poor black from ten YEAR,
imprisonment in the State Prison, the highes,,,,,r
allotted by the laws for the crime of which h, va.
convicted. The mute has made his escape to -s.s
Jersey. y. !. Ner. Id.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Clerks IN faO Orlcans.-Wo hale seen a let.
ter received by a gentleman of this place, from, his
nfo'her' who left here short time since for the
purpose OF OF seeking employment as Clerk in
me ABOVE CITY, which states, that the writer had
'.''eeoed IN obtaining situation, abont fort
's'' previous to the date ofhis letter, at mode
1a'e sarv and that within that short period there
ndn been NO less than enc hardred1nd ten opol;.
cations TO his employers for Clerkships
Norfolk Beacon.
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| CuhiIutor.

=. ne importance OF canals and good roads. and
me sa,ne OF nannrcs 10 agricultural nro,,nr,.
are siriknglv illustrated in the follow,na ;I.;
rotated by Chaptal. '"e'''n
During tour which | made with Rona,
10 D"ie'um, saws he, :" heard him e.pres, 70
one OF the council OF department. his ,urrr;se =,
The vast extent ofwaste land over which bo bsa
Just travelled ; he was answered thus, G;yn -.
a eahai 10 transport our ma1ures, and ~ corvc,
away our produce. and in five YEAR, This ,,or;,,,
country vii he covered with crops The cana
Ma' .nn.Irur.od and the promise ses,,ned in r.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Ema"'ipated s,ores.-A fru d,,s since. nm a..
red gentleman from Powhatan county, Va. arrived
At Rochester, accompanied by ten negroes, from 6
o 40 Years Of age, formerly his slaves, whom he
iad voluntarily discharged from servi,ndc. and
was conveying to farm he had pure hascd for them
u The n"Iglbohood of Buffalo, on which he inten.
led 10 settle them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Recently was exhibited in Oswrco, Ten of Il.
most splendid elneSes ever manufacture, u; i
aafi.n. Then aggregate weight WI. s,io IL
highly oraamenIed with paintings upon Tho h.l,
and coverings around them, infcrIarl.d win ~.
propriate historical extracts and statistics of ~, ~
and nauiond character. Tie mammo,b c.n nav
measuring feet 9 inches in diameter. rao t's.
thick and weighing hoo pounds, WIS supcrscr;loa
10 Andrew Jackson, president Of the Uned s,.,s.
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noIcOmbe, Burton 4 Edmunds.
to1'A Td1Ss. ON HOUSE,
RICHMOND.

WE undersigned offer their services to the ,ub.
lic to do General Commission Business 'rb,
partners have bound themselves each other. by ;,
"i''en contract, mot TO speculate in, or trade on
JOINT or individual account, IN Tobacco FIo,, A :;
cultural Products, or any articles of Coum,. :.
reasonable advances will be made on Produce con
signed TO their care, and every exertion used IN oi
satisfaction. TIloS. 4. not C0NBE
DAVID w. BURTON
PlZAkRO EDMCNDS
No. %
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hort Slips Of IIar.-We understand tina, In.
Navy Commissioners have made an application to
The Grand Island Company through their AGENTS,
Samuel Allen, &c DC. of this CITY, for the keel
pieces OF four ships of the line and five fripa,es i,
addition t" those contracted to be finished bv then,
IN August last. They will be brought down the
canal early next Spring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Mr.. Green an ;Pronaut of some celebrity d..
Died with his balloon at Little Lees, in Esse,
England, on the 9th Of October, and the f,rncr,
WHO ran to the spot found him asleep, and it was
with some difficulty that he was awakened.-W
now will doubt Mr.. Clayton's story abou, taking a
short nap ON board his balloon, during his VOYAGE
in the night of three hundred and sixty miles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
New OkIF,Ss. Nov. 10

sfH fnttr.---W elcarn from Il gentleman that has
l''s arr we'd, by Land, from Texas, that The Texans
mad been able 10 surround General Coss and hi,
small army of7O0 men, and til, all chance If g.
cape was shut ont from him. Tie Texans speal
confidently ofan easy victory. Union.
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Monument TO MrRIwErnrR LEsts.--rt

TT hih L ihisR LfbIS-TI
was time wien the name ri hi, brave nan a''e
familiar tn all those who delight in heroic ID. ID
rnrts. II vas General Lewis, who. wit, c
Clark, of Missouri, firsi penetrated To the p.
over the Rocky NJ 1unrain. ineraiitndc and 1',
neelert after this expedition, performed MI
the dsecien Of tie L. :. Government, hro,a -
II suicide. Il remains rcpose in an oiscpre Ia
ncr If he cnun,y II Manr' in Tennessee. vii
any tim 10 DESIGNATE III. NJ. Tie people -.
according 10 The !,epablisan, about to crret
atlc MONUMENT to llis memory.
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900 30 Ss,G.AssS.

II LIZ III on consignment, % 900 Choicr Sc.
Safs, OF different brands, an 4 tletior ou4l,.
II hc sign Of the Golden Mortar winch vii he sol,i
'"hef oy Wholesale offe;atl, Oh fcasonabe terms.
>c, ID. X. LYMAN.
49, ~ 81 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Ger. Lyman. mayor of Boston, las iyina,, :,
his inten ion II declining 10 he a candidate f,,r
elecior. :. 7. Armstrong is Nominated a, h, M
eessor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

LOUISVILLE, NV Nov. L.
About tory ynlnptecrS for Texas und,r H.
romn'nd of cap'. Tar'ton, left our city ,csterla
cor tina, province.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

The View Orleans American states tina, p !.
Wagner, late collector OF thai port. WIS rem
By the President, in consequence Of beng :,
f.,ultcr to amount said TO be equal to slo no.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

More Teiidn Ioi,ot ers.-- \ compuny Of Ger.
mans Ia" hc"l rmb died AT P,,,sburc, 10 procer,
mined atrl r Tie as