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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
IHursddU. Jun. 10.


On motion of Mr. Lawson leave was eiven 10 br;no
III bill TO amend the entitled can act to amend a5
act entitled act to amend and explain certain acts of
the General ssembly, for raising money by way of lot
terry, passed March 10th, 1884"
On motion of Mr. Sherrard the House agreed to pro-
coed to the execution of the Joint order of the dav
having for its object the election of First and Second
Auditors of Public Accounts and Register of the Land
Once Tor the present year and motion Of the same
Officers at vote.
Mr.. sherrard nominated the present incumbcnts Of
said Offices for reelection viz:
James u. Heath, First Auditor
James Brown, Jr., Second Auditor.
William Selden, Register.
there being no other candidates put in nomination in
the Senate, the joint Of Tie two Houses was taken
and each of the gentlemen received 142 votes.
On rising to give his vote Mr. Gregory sad having
been out when the nominations made 10 the Offices
which had just been filed he begged leave to state that
some time since, gentleman sent him memorial to Law
before the House with wish that he would sustain his
Preensions to one OF the Offices. Mr. G. had doubt
he had been informed that the gentleman who then ELL
ed the Office alluded TO, would resign lie inquired OF
the officer whether such his Intention and learned
that 1t was not and communicated the aet to the me-
moriast, telling him he could not support him. but
Should certainly do all he could 70 elect The present
cunbent, If there any opposition lie had heard
nothing from the meinoriaiist since
The Joint order Of the day, being the election of Bril-
gadierGcneral Of tie 18th Brigade 10 supply the vacan
cy occosonedby The death Of Gen William II Brodnax
was taken up-and on motion Of Mr. Brown the House
proceeded to the execution Of the order.
Mr. Garland Of Mecklenburg, nominated Col George
Col. ID. at some length
Mr. Brown nominated Col Daniel G. Butts. who's,
qualifications for tie Office nc warmly commended
Messrs Scott. and Johnson Of c. added their tcstmo
ny in favor Of Col. Butts
Mr. Garland Of NJ, made some additional remarks
Mr. Shnn advocated the claims Of Col. Drom
goolc.
The Senate then apprzcd that the House was rea
dy TO proceed 10 the elections and a similar mcssac,
having been received from that body the roll was called
and the vote follows:
For George 9. Dromgooie- Mcssrs Banks, Speaker,
Rives, Randolph, Laync, Mayse Miller Wilson of DO
tetouh NJ MILAN, Turnbull, Booker Of buckingham
lancey, Burton, Madison, Broodus, Wilson Of Cumbcr
land Payne, Steger Holland, Gibson Watts Of Giles
Watkins, Wethercd, Ayent, Darlington, snccd Nixon
kincheoe, Shnn, Hoffman, Harris, May, Todd, Wag
gcner, Garland of Meckicnburg, Rodgers, Wiley Nor
gan, NJ Cauley, SherraTd Cabell, Leland Voolfolk 70
bertson Cackley, Carroll Woodhousc Williams Moor
man. Cline, Hopkins, Spear, Bare, Jones Of Shenandoah
Sruschheld, moncure, Hargravc, Wiaen, Clarke AM
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Watkins Avent, Darlington. Snccd Nixon. Kinchcloc
Snnn, Holleman, Hooe, Harris, Todd, Garland, OF
sherrard, Leland, voolfolk Robertson Eaeker Sasy
Carroll, Stands, Williams, MDowell, jr, Norman,
Cline, Hopkins, Spear. Bare, Jones, of Shenandoah,
ger, Brown, Johnson, of X. C.-57
For j. s. Pendlcton--Messrs. DIunmond, Grinalds
Booker of Amelia, Garland of Amherst Brooke Mayse
tae, Holt, Colston Hunter of Berkeley She'll Saun-
ders Burton, Hord, Christian, Johnson of Chesterfield
Br adus Wilson, Of Cumberland, Scott Servant
Hunter, OF Essex, Ball, Marshall French Price Barton
Smith, of Frederick, Watts of Giles Smith of Glouccs
ter, Blair Wethered, Vance, Curtis Mullcn Gravcly
Gregory Berry, Gallahcr, Summers, Hawes Emanuel,
N9dwell, Hoffman, Lawson, Janney, Beard, Nj Carly,
Wagscncr Alexander Cabel Collins, Watts of orclk
Parker; EPes, Brady, M Lure, witcher, Swanson, Du
Puy, Woodhouse, Boothe. Thornton, Dorman, Harley,
trump, Dclashmutt, Jet, Prcntis Cunningham.--69.
For John r. sfay-nlessrs. Craig, Webb, JONES'
Joint vote with the Standardization 70 Daniel 75
scatteringS
MIR Barton asked what would be the effect of an adj
Journment, without having completed the election
fixed for this day
MIR. Barton then moved that the House adiourn--but
withdrew the motion at the request of Mr.. Gregory
Mr. Gregory moved that the joint order be postponed
till tomorrow.
Mr. Miller hoped this motion would be adopted 1t was
evident that they in temper for proceeding with
the election Tomorrow the friends of either or
both parties could withdraw their candidate if they saw
MT and another could be selected more likely succeed
The motion agreed TO, and the Senate in
formed thereof a. message was received from the
postpone the joint order and
On motion of Mr.. Gregory,
The House adjourned.
U S LIT n i pses "Ss on s s
Mr. ooe sustained the claims of Col Bos high
opinion of his qualifications for the office.
Mr. Harley remarks the OF COL Peter c. John,on
ior the i'h Brigade are again una,oidably omitted
NJ We are authorised to state that JOHN F. Why,
VIII be candidate to represent the county of Amelia at
the ensuing April election.
III We are requested to state, that Doctor JAMES
SSEED does not wish 10 be considered Candidate in
Halifax county for seat in the Virginia Legisla
ture at the Spring election in April next.
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,r ,, FOR THE ENQUIRER
gD gI g,I.

am an Administration man, and opposed 20 every
thlng that IS not truly Democratic. think the apnli-
cation oil Htg 10 very appropriate to the Oppostonbut
IS not sufficient to hide their bald pates II tries TO
cover multitude Of sins of various parties Of every hue
ana dcnomlnaon-irom the flaming Nullifer to the in
see through it oil. CANrnrLI Corsyv
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KING q QUEEN
TO 7YfE EDITORS or run E.Ng UyRgR.

kfVo q QuErN, Jan 49, 1885
his brings you the result O. our election which took
place 10Th inst, in favor Of Jno W. Robinson. the
Administration candidate. The Opposition used the
most ndeatgabe exertons 10 aud Of the county and
ran the most popular of their party with view of
defeating the Administration but their defeat may truly
be called signal The people here arc sound and
hrm ~ spite Of every device 70 the contrary The sub
joined is the state Of the polls at the Court house and
precincts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

The Norfolk Beacon states, the James River was
frozen as far down Windmill Point on Thursdav last
and on Friday the river frozen across from James
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

We have no room to-day for Mr. ID McComas's Com
mumcaton IT shall appear on Tuesday-Also, a Gree
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HNOUND-By the Subscriber in the street a POCK-
~ EFT BOOK, containing q small sum Of Money
which the owner can get BY coming forward and iden.
flying ANDREW MCDOWELL
My residence is miles below Col Charles p Good.
alls. in the County Of Hanover
January II. BIT
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WM1ANTED, a good Ladies Maid, for the year or
w month Enquire at this Office
Jan. Is. 75Aq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
WASHINGTON Is. JACKSON

Gen Jackson, who was elected fresh r,,, =,
people, without the intervention of n ra,.,,. =
ofhce Holders and Office Seekers has hoon VI
" enlightened as TO the absolute necessi,v or,t9.
engine. to mould and control public oninio, r..
Washington, however, thought different, =, Gu
Jackson himself ones,iid when he Wa -, -
Mr. Crawford the Caucus candilaf. IT, ~
OF his Country had NJ objection to The as..,,,l,i
Ok the people, in order to express their se,,;,a,',s
on political suhjects,-no has any America. 81.
zen, that we have ever heard of -hu, no t,.......
the evils which would result from convcrti,, IL,
wholesome medicine of the body polit,c q ), :
when adhered to in its simplicity and purify in,o =
vast eectIoneerlng machine, 10 be erected AMI 80,
IN motion by political asprants, for the bencf, oe
themselves and their friends and which co for
from being, thus managed, an emanation Of tho
VIII OF the people, Is, IN truth, the effective mems
oil tuning popular Union into channel. into
whicn, without It's vicious agency it would never
nave gone. Listen to the Voice OF Washington. We
who have ears 10 hear lie says:
-" The real people, occasionally assembled in or.
DER 10 express their sentiments on political subjects
ought never to be COMPOUNDED with permanent selt.
appaafed societies. "snrp,ag tic right 10 CON.
troll THE CONS rIrUrED AUrIIoRI.
TIES, and TO DICTATE TO PUBLIC OpIN.
loN While the former is entitled to resoc,, tho
latter Is incompatible Nth all government md
must c'thcr SINK into general 5isesteem, or finally
o'ERTuRN THE EsTApLisHED ORDER OF THINGS"
How dlft'rentt this from the tone of the late Pre-
sldental edle', commanding " the faithful mn, IN
lhnk tor themselves but TO await the orders of tho
self'appointed' conceive of political asprsn,S
ofiice-holdcrs and Office seekers, which is to Assem-
bic IN Baltimore IN May next We fear, However,
that the counscls OF the dead WASHINGTON which
should have power 10 "create soul under the ribs
OF DEATH will have less potency than the orders o,
his living counterfeit so true is the old provc,h Il
1--we dog is better than dead llon."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
VAN BUREN'S PORTRAIT

No man was ever kaown by another more tho
roughly and intimately than was Martin Van Bu
rem 10y Dewitt Clinton: And truly, Mr.. Clinton
| ha good rea, on know him. Al one ner;,d
when the star of Clinton as in the oscendant and
the horoscope pointed to the first honors of rio y .
public as within his grasp, he had few more zeal.
Gus friends and adhcrents than little Van-,bso .
busy pe',iiogger in the inferior New York courts
but already exhibiting the germs of those peculinr
traits of character which have since rendered him
50 conspicuous. Protesting to be Republican,
when the term meant something, he opposed the ad
mlnisration and the reelection of Mr.. Madison. and
united himself with the Federalists, il order tc
push nm from his STOOL, " aud to make way for
his then DIVINITY MIR. Clinton failed, however
and sinking even more rapidly than he had risen
slre Van, w''h rat-lke sagacy deserted his friend
and patron, and became eagued with his enemies
Again, however Mr.. Clinton became the cyno
| sure o! all eyes"-hc stupendous project Of inland
conan ialcalon, uniting the ocean with the lakes
which was conceived by his gigantic mirJ and ac
| comrlished III the ecth OF the most formidable on
position, snpciadd,d 10 is inherent difficulties
threw him again into public life, aud bore him tr
nm?hantly into the Gubsrnalorial Chair-Wbo
them was more obsc9uious to Clinton thqn Van
Buren, Not one Of his most steady and uniform
| friends In the revolutions Of the wheel of politics
however, Citation was again hurled to the nalir-
and where was Van Buren, then Why, amons
fhe very frs; to plant his foo upon the neck o! the
PROSTATE man, WHO, when welding the pa,rona e
of his State and distributing the spos, he was the
foremost 10 tlatter and cxiol! We say he planted
his foot upon Ciin'ons neck How Why
he and his friends deprived him Of the petty Off,
Of Canal Comm'ssioner-an Office which, but fol
the genius and perseverance which called the Cana
mo cxistc.c', would never have been known-to
confer upon one of TIE rctaners Of the party, who
fought for plumber Truly, Mr.. Clinton had good
reason TO know Van Buren, and in three lines, he
has thoroughly sketched his character. Read ii
"A pOlti,eol GrimqAin, puutag orer petty
schemes. md monsing 0rer sfai&er dfs'gas--1oHA
out ljeatty n miEA, N eierotion ofe4arecer."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

So IA CAROLlNA.-It VII be seen, by
,"e ''lio~ins paragraph ftom the Chatles'on Mer.
0u' laat Mr.. Van Buren, is in almost us had otlour
WIN toe on'on party of South CaroIIns. as with
,ne Ne''iyers We have rong reason 10 believe
WAY similar state Of feeling prevails anon. i've
=, l.''.,ss IN Georgia. Differing wildly rs hey
do, IN relation TO srea, questions of n,liey AMI eo
S''"'iehn law, they viii nevertheless INIT H. on
losing The elevation # Missouri Res rieIionisi
10 IA. PRESIDENTIAL chair. The Mercury says
= AZ ms Convention We presume that South
carolina Will be so unfortunate "a 10 be un,enre
'ea''a as We behcve that II would be n hard mat.
y, 70 s'' oP a meeting of South Calolinians any
""e'e III me State who would support Van Blu
rem or even find eleven respectable men who would
consent To serve Dl,egotes-lhe Nnlhfvrrs
oe'hs out ot the question and the Union men.
much 10 Their credit, and honorable TO their dis.
JUNCTION ifom other Southern Union men, never
having been able 10 stomach the Heir apparent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
aI EAssI.E. -

Evil SUBSCRIBER continues af phia rs,sb.
~ lishmcnt, (ncar the Market flopseA erennfea
at all tines 10 accommodate visitors IN GOOD old
virginia style, and on yfry moderate lefm4
lie returns hia sincere h3rl.s Ia county penlle.
men Tor their liberal support and assures liz u, that
every fxer'ion on hrs part, shoIl be u4e1. % mike
their comfort agreeable
lie will be prepared 10 accommoI4.e fifteen or
twenty gentlemen, dunng the Iynrhburg races.
having frs, rate Oaller and an excl, n, brick Sta.
bic, with twenty stalls, and boards hor3.s at i q
same rae with the Livery Sttbc7.
lio oIso gives has very particular fbaaks n lie
citizens OF lynclburg for llloir liberal snp,ar dt4
Ins the last Oyster season. and will noV inform
them that he ntcnls bringing Oyster. tbc next sea.
son, upon his own ling, and lhot lbry shall bo
aooD. Ye', gentlemen, GOOD ! never vii, If IN
my proper mind, offer You, or Invite yan 10 eat
FRESH OYSTERS, TINT have heen on. hand
eighteen or twenty days al bail that nee, have
gwen them TO the hogs, and declined furnishing Inc
last season -Atd IA shall trle this plftiealaf
care for your tasic md health hope you VIII par.
t0uizc me
Three or four boardeis could gel n accumulation
Oh yely reasonable terms
DRURY ctHLDERS
hp"i - WY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, ON "Wednesday the ljh instant, ut
Mountain Grove, AIbcmnre county, the tesdeneo
OF her mother, 10y the Rev lsoac Paul MIR. HAIR
Din PERKINS, merchant, NJ Luvugsion, Nelson
county, 10 Mss JANE ANN, daughter Of the late
Capt Benjamin lIauis Of Tho former place.
-, at HALIFAX Court House, ON Thursday
evening, 10th instant by the Rev Mr. Baker, Mi
STEPHEN K NEAL, merchant. of Danville to
Miss SARAH A. ROfSrER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
GREAT BARGAINS.
April 20

ZOHE subscriber having on hand a large stock
u OF Dry Goods, Grocerie', &c. &c. will sell
them of at lower prices Than the same description
Of Merchandise can be had for in any other house
in Lynchburg, either by Wholesale or Retail.
The Goods are all fresh, well bought, and miI be
sold He respectfully soci,s those wishing TO
MIR chase 10 call and anime, Or he would Sc
his entire stock 20 any one wishing TO occupy ms
prssent stand on term, how lihersl he leaves such
TO judge for Themselves, aud which viii be made
known on application. JAMES BoAL.
MARCH, Is MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

a SECTION OF LASD, lying Within mic,
"a Of rarr, Edgar county, state oi-Ianois
would be eso hnnRei f4r Negfo,s, Boa t. or o. her
property. Asihe lanl lies Aear the Wabash, -
exceedingly fehle, with fair propo ton orPfa,ne
aud Timber, cmlgran,s 10 that prosperous nnI de-
llghful region Of country would find Il to their ad-
vantage to negotiate upon tho subject WIN tho pro-
prictor.
g-r Letters addressed 10 w. NJ b, Franklin c.
II. Va. viii be attend d to
hpril % In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

NJ we perceve tha. the Jackson men in Lou u,
,onn cou,,v where they are asa graf" Of wheat
to bushel Of chaf) held meeting on ~ a"1 R.i';.
inst. and appointed eight delegates W "" oc,lI,
,n1. tho IA, under which they intend to hight
. "o1, ,heir hand. in favor of Van Bursn tor
i%1s"s and William C. Rives for Vice P'e''
dent,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
$50 REWARD

UNA WAY from Jesse Jopling, on the ls'
n = day Of October last, n Negro Man by tho
name OF Gil ARLES, about 80 10 - years OF ngc,
Of black complexion, about feet TO inches
high, stout and square butt, pleasant cuan,ennnce
round face polite and quick spoken, good set Of
teeth, rather shorts no other moIk or scars rcco
lcctcd except bis smoll toes grow together farther
than usual. |, is expected tba he has changed his
name and clothing, and obtained free papers well
executed, AMI probably assumed the name OF -
Bowman, as he has been intimate with free negroes
of tina, name-The above reward Of $50 will be
given If taken out Of the counties OF Bedford or
Boclourr. so tina, get him, or S25 taken in Ell
Their of the above counties.
JAMES JOPLING,
Attorney in fac, Tor Jesse Jopl'ng'
April 20 ii2'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

llit,iA5 Of May nest. fiss5 40 III COOL
-ffest.sssssa2 rua tom day > - anil ~ > soil
'he ioll'sins nfof y "
Sst iei9se lois niut fttte pJuf5 = rs ! . o.
Ihfse l9'a ara well Improved, tllvia, On aefn ebad
rnd comfortable dvsaz bsosss, a8d .5lhsr neees.
9aiy ont hpuses, and situated tae iapst hcal.i
aud dssIrpble prttoftbc !. wp
loe ncfes Of LAND ncsr Leaksgs, f4rt Of =
adjoining tic fown. There On lhis lad an r..
ellrnt ,e for fangmd
] snail. Al me ane linn, 81, a large, aad b..
hev" l5o laiesst assoamsti II TN Atp coz.
YER " AttE thrt has EYER bccl sen N th,s
county TINS sio-k of @are i, veil worfg
The attention Of rouaffy merchants.
A'11 c5nsiderasll quantity af LUMBER
'ahabie or building such as Weather boarding..
Scanning and Flooring.
And furthermore, | shall sal styasl sets #
Bands aud GIamPer suitable for manufacturing
Tobacco.
Also, one Gig, and all my Hoa,elol and Ki,ell.
On urniinro, consisting of Considerable Quantity
and variety also parcel Of excellent Bacon. A
hbttd credit will be given ths lcn 9Th Of time viii
DO made known on the day OF gale
There has, lew weeks ngn, arrived IN tnla
tawnh cen7,detoblc amount OF BaGkins Captal
The frcsident md Directors have engaged tbe
building OF large itick Banking House md II -
believed hat The esfsbli hnien !, permauentv ~.
Gated Ally situation, however, rcqlircs me 10 soil
oPad OF ny property, and have determined unon
selling the whole. n nPNpSs
l.eaksylllo, *. G April % 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

IFolo~ing the example of the Richmond Wing,
We conecdc, for The present., llenrlco and Powha-
tan to the Van BurcIcs. II is, however, with
out doubt as to Henrco (says the Whiy,) and VIC
believe as TO Powha,an perfectly certain, that the
Wing candidates are elected" Caroline is also
conceded, though the election will DC contested,
with every prospect Of success to the Wing oand-
date.
laI Frederick county was last year represented
by 2opponen,s and one friend Of the ndmnis,ra-
ton, but the Wing members, in obedience to
instructions, generally acted, on political questions
win the Jackson Party-we have therefore placed
me whole delegation, both in the past and in the
next Legislature, as Yam Bmren-a majority of the
people whom they represent being undoubtedly in
n'of Of that gentleman next President.
lb] We designate the delegate from Luncnburs
as An'l-Van, on authority of letter from tina,
county TO the Wing, which states tina, he declared
himself IN favor Of Judge White, and also pledged
n'mset TO vote against my measure having ten
uensy 10 remove Mr.. Leigh from the Senate, unless
ar Letsh should avoS himself IN fdror Of Ma
"'"'1 Bank-an avowal which will take place
about the time tina, the sky falls.
lel correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer
''aes that both Of the candidates in Russell came
wi IN favor OF Van Buren,. We therefore place the
ae'esa'e elect on that side, though we confess we
sanno' put full reliance in the statement. Rus
s ~" 10 Southwestern county-nnd we cannot be-
"Sse INA! there's single county in ,hot region
, %nete Van Burcrsm is SO popular or in which
n %s .f'e"d. Of Judge White would have failed to
hoist his flag.
me delegates from the counties marked with an
s''et'sK, are friends Of the administration, but
"s avowcdly An,i-Van Buren,.
~ Mr.. Loyal, the Jackson candidate for Con-
sss' IN the Norfolk district, came out, at the Nan
,.a0na election, openly against Judge Whise-a-
t;s. Aug mat he was intellectually incompetent to
'.ae'se the duties of,hc Presidential Office Such
ISSv!ee'on from man who has supported Gen.
fonss0' really ludicrous, even if i. were well
WIG. We which all who know any thing Of Judge
""'e' history, know is no, tho euso.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
COMPUTATION.

-, ,.hlar statement, which will ena-
We sueJO," - scer,ain, at a glance, the rela-
,bs the rea'e u osties in the last and the next
ne Strength y, of Virginia. The blanks will
House q =, - n, the ecctions progress;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
SPRING GOODS

n HAVE just receive! 30 packagcs New spdng
u Goods and in daily expectation Of the bal-
nnce Of ny Spring ns,otmap,='i'o Which b=g
the attention Of pufchasgts. NJ NJ kERR.
Bunk Square.
April % 3Wd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

A. The New York Charter Election took place
on the 10Th inst. Each Board of the Council viii, it
is said, consist Of IL Jackson men and Wings
The latter party made no effort, except in four or
five of The wards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
COTTON ! Arm.

w VAs y n us
Nade by he Richmond Manufacturing
company.
TE1llE subscribers agents for that Establish
IL ment and will sell its yarns, here on the same
terms as they can be had N Richmond We have
low on hand q quantity, well assorted from No.
TO lG. We invite Country Merchants md others
TO give us IA call. T. MATTHEWS & Co.
April w4wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
NEW SPRING GOODS
I'0n 1873.

F0R 1888.
YESIlE subscriber takes pleaqure, IN informing
L his funds, aud HE public generally, tint he
has received fom New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, a foil assortment Of Spring Goods, con.
slstng of British, French, India, Itnilan, German,
SWISS nnt American Dry Goods IInrd@ure, Cut
llery, Ennhcn, Glass and China, Wore, shoe,
Boots, Bounc,s, Has, Grocores, &C. which
have been SOLICITED tie very best tcfms-jIis
assortment IS not inferior 10 any in this part Of
Virginia and viii be sold by wholesale retail,
at n very smull advance. Purchasers are respect
fully requested 10 call and oxnmine Tor themselves.
Store IA lie two tencments adjoining Dir. Howell
Dawes old stand Eight of ten hhds. good and
prime Suenr, and several hhds first falc Monsses,
" hi h will be sold Ivy the hid Also Boots aud
Sh cs by The case dozen, on very low terms
large stock Of Brown Shcetlng, Shifting and Cotton
ON bprgs, Dough, before the late advance, which
VII be sold by the pl'cc or bue, as low as they
can be boa,ht in tho Northern Cities.
l.. 3. ESTES
Lynchburg, April 90 1tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
FJr Governor.

The annual election has Jlst terminated in Rhode
Island. As Gar as received, the returns exhibit the
follow ing sul'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

Messrs. Daild J. Wood and Andrew Il.
Thompson,
FGsAkE NOTICE ltpD slull on The 27b day
" Of M,y, lgl5, at tn Washington Hotel in tho
10 "a o. Lynchbore, ani State Of Virgins, take tho
lcpostons Of William Mutftl', md others 10 be
tead qeyilcnee on The ,tal Of the suit depending
IN the Circuit superior Conri .: Law and Chanee.
~ for ihe county u Campbaa, I'D stata Of V,frl.
ala, wherein au piain'id mud you nre defrndaats.
WILLIAM II. rex.
hpril . vim