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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
EDUCATEON.

yuyIIE Summer Session of my CLASSICAL
L. SCHOOL will begin on the Isl Monday OF
lime Terms of tuition, $sl5 per SESSION OF h'c
,nonths. Boarding with the subscriber can be Ia ~
for few boys of unexeep.ionabe moral ehafae'e''
q, 40 pcr month, in which charge arc included 'oog
ing, washing, candles and fuel Boarding ca" DC
had a, the mos, reasonable rates, IN gen'e@ 'a"",
lies in the ncgbborhood, convenient 10 The school
Young men can be prepared in this school Tor en-,
,ering any college in the United states, and me
course Of study will be shaped with reference to the
requirements ofhc College for winch the student Is
n candidate The school is situated near w me
Gar, Rockbridge county, and letters addressed 10
me at Fairfield, same county, VIII he promptly an
s'..r.d A. ID. METCALFE.
April l6 W."
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HANCOCK & MARSHALL:
HENRY SUMPTER

-ESpEcTFULLY informs his iricnd' anu
,be nublic in general, thlt he has rete'Vec
W. Wv MI tb hrs SPRING SUPPLY OF Goods
"s,ono which ore the following articles
s S..o. C,o,hs cassimcres and Broad Cloths
es ns,,, 81 ,,,clrs suitable FOR genslcmen's pnna
looms, R,lliop Broit
1'" s,J Stars selected in conformity to the requ'
a;,;.,ns If tho l,,e law of Virginia, prescribing
the uniforms Of militia ofiicers' IN +, cold to
Either Of the foregoing articles Will DO SOU ~
dealers. or they will be made up, to ORDER -,
April 10
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OBITUARY

DIED, on the 30h ut nj tho residence Of her
ialher IN Campbell, MARY ELIZABETH, only
child of Henry J and Lucy G. Brown, aged 10
months and2i days.
Thoo'rt gone from w, bright onolha, thou
Shouldn't die,
And life be left to the butterfly
Thon'rt gone, us dew drop IL swept from the
boogh
All Tor the world where thy home is now
How may we love bui III doubt and fear,
How mny we anchor our fond hearts here
How should cen JOY but trcmbler be,
Beautiful dust when We look on thee ~
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for making RfpablieaEs-The orders have gone
10Th hat every man tnv rnnucG what may be tia
Pafitcdt principles - good Republican PROVIDED
he vii support Mr.. Van Barren; otherwise he can.
not be Repahiean though J,lTesson himself te
his tutor aid sponsor So much for these modern
Republicans Mr. Van Buren, wants to hold ON
to tic aaaae for II is OF service To him but MS 10
the Pfiafif1eS he has no usc for them Therefore
he invites all who want Office, or wish TO be GATED
Rcpublcans,o vote for him This siricking and
bargaining on grand scale what must become
Of The hRe aid Republican Principles, il this new
machine TO manufacture Republicans, should be Fl.
nay up N Virginia. by MIR. Van Buren,, md
his knot OF pensioned presses, and purchased Eji.
tors Can men of sense fail to see the miserable
shl, 10 hide the features of Old Federalism, thus
attempted by the supporters Of Mr.. Van Buren,
trust that the " Old Domini,n' will not allow
herself TO be thus bamboozlcd, and cheated out of
her ancient principles by such shallow device
will she give up the substance for the Saadolo- the
pftneipies for the name No No
JEFFERSON.
PRINCESS ANNE delegate.
For Congress Arthur EmmeIson (whig) 322
George Loyal, (adm) l5l- majority for +, III.
House Of Detegatcs-Jessc Morris IT, (whie) GIG
P II. Whitehurst, (adm) %; w. Roberts (whie)
II
ISLE OF WIGHT delegate.
For Congress George Loyal (odm) iG2, Ar
thur Emmerson, (whig) So majority for Loyal
407
House Of DeiegatcS-Jocl Uolleman (adm) re-
elected, wilhou, opposition
GLOUCESTER delegate.
For Coagres Richard Coke $40, Henry A..
Wise "a both wings.
House Of Dcleg atcs.-Col. Thomas Smith (whig }
reelected by handsome m iority
WARWICK
For Congress Coke 90 Wise %.
Yonse Of DetrgdieS-Hubbord tadm) 49, Stew.
art (whs) 27.--EIizabcth City county yet to vote
which will give S. majority sufficient TO elect him
PRINCE WILLIAM dcicgatc.
For Congress CHM (udm) 2G3, Tsliaferro
(whig,) 1873
For State Senate -Hunton-( ADM 30S, It'd.
sail (ahis) rs.
For House Of Deleg0tes-W w. Williams
(adm) reelected without opposition.
CHARLOTTE delegate.
The following is u corrcctcd statement Of the
polls in this county
Fer Congress.
James w. Bouldin (odm) $40
Philip A. Boiling (whig) 202-I77 maj.
House Of Delegates.
John d. Richardson (adm) 800
Robert Morton (whig) 227-ll2 ma
NEW KENT dcicgqte.
Congress Robertson (whg) 1856, Roone (adm.)
| l27.
House n Decentralization (wh'g) l32 j
Crump, do. 45 Douglas (adm) ll3.
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copARTNERSH1P.

YUNHE undersigned, having entered INTO CO.
IL partnership will continue the Mercantile o',
sness, in all its various branches, at the o'd sa"u
of C. g. d. B. Hancock, under the style ana hrm OF
HANCOCK & MARSHALL:
and they respectfully solicit continuation OF pa,
,ronaoe from the customers of the former hrm' anu
the public generally. o
CLEMENT HANCOCK,
DOUGLASS II. MARSHALL
The Richmond Wing will publish the ABOVE ~
Copntry paper, for two weeks, IN the inner 'o'"''
a"'. SUN 10 2wif
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TO THE PUBLIC.

LEAVING this day disposed of my entire IN
IL terest in the Mercantile Establishment OF
C. & d. B. Hancock, at the Red House, in the
county Of Charlotte, to Mr.. Clement Hancock,
those persons having claims against said htm WI
present them TO C. Hancock, for payment, and oil
persons indebted will make payment to him, who is
alone authorized TO receive the same.
D. &. HANCOCK.
March l, 1885.
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INTERFERENCE WITH ELECTIONS.

INTERFERENCE WITH ELECTIONS.
The Richmond Wing, udvcrting to al article OF
ours ON the frequent Interference OF the present ad
ninistrotion with the elective franchise, re-
marks $500,
u The Lynchburg Virginian might nave s''onss"'
ened its views, had it known OF certain c'rcu"n
stances n, the Henrico election on Monday ~
dcnu,y Marshal Of the u States Couri wab uf
most conspicuous and noisy pars'zan poou' 'bF
Polls lie made rude remarks to city 'o'efs' vol
,g n, Uenrico frcchods-he stood upon INC
Clicks table a, which The PoH (for inc oncf"
thought o,e poll keeper sufficient 10 county giving
800 yo,es) was kept-he called 10 'acNso" NV"
loudly by name to vo,c-he had pee" expecting
,bcm-wni,ing for them lie was the bro'hef Of
The Sheriff who, if he had not influence enough 10
keen the polls cleared for the voters 70 como up,
ah, n,ssblv have been able to silence the noise oil
this young man. .n,;,odbv tho
"Such are the scandalous scenes cx"'o"eo ny Wv
AGENCY of Federal Officers, for the FIRST time III
gInia." :; ;s the road
But i, will rot be the last SO long US u 70 VIC 'o"
to prefcment. We should moi be surprise" 10 'ea'"
iha, the Sheriff of Henrico and his bro'"cf ~e'' 70
,,a,ded bv some lucrative appointment 'o"' VIC
+ v.o,,;ve who doubtless duly appreciates 'hc'f
srryices. in preserving the purity OF the e'ec'''
franchise"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

III Of John T. Wsrog, on on indictment
The In, with The murder OF Samuel. q. Rich
ehsrging ~. on before the Circuit Cour, q, Frank
srdsSn, .s s on the 24,h ult. The process OF
brt ;as Jury to try the issue in this case &C.
en'pan. ,nssrJs of,wo days. Tha, being ct length
eop'ea up he'd long and able examination of wit
aeeoh'p,' gone into on the pau Of the prosecutor
nesses r w. ,1isoner. This no; concluded until
snd Of W morning. After which the arguments Of
Sauisss were heard, pro and con, and the case
the ',,a,;,,ed to he jury about nine O'Clock en-
was .a.y night Itbeing the last day OF the term
sau,oa, eat until midnight At twenty minutes
The oo ,a o'clock, ss We learn from The Lexington
bslois: the Cour, cent for the jury TO come in
i" ca,r, when they appeared, and declared tina,
10 mi ,oald no, agree upon verdict, and were dis
'ney . ID The prisoner, Warng, was remanded to
ena' nd The case 'ands for trial at the next term
janl Rankin County Circuit Court.
Riley was tried last week a: the Court of
,@.rson county, Virginia, for the murder of John
''.n The Free Press states that great interest
VIZ n, IN the case, which drew together large
wA a.a If auditors in the Court House. The jury
s'o .I verdict of voluntary. manslaugh,er," and
n,ov was sentenced to five years Imprisonment in
the Psni,ent'ary.
,.,.,.nA.-Al the laws sarctioning the cstab
.hmen, of gambling houses in this State have been
repealed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
JUDGE WHITE,

yoea,s requesting meeting of!he people o. ,"a'
county at May Court to consider .no t,UrS n II
nominating Judge White Tor ."o ,s deemed e.pedi.
10 adept such measures as may oe
emf for promoting his election.
We are glad 10 see this movement, az" w. ""'
Inn, !, viii he followed up in other c'"n''rs. as
soon as the April elections are oVer our v
will hois, the Van Buren, nag, u"o' ~vsn,;a,
i, We would conquer them, We. too. must organize
oo oaS the Shadow OF doubt. that the u'd,e'phned
mnny are no, able make head "ga'"s. ''e d.s ;a
pinned Js,o moving in solid pha,anai .r ,he waIs,
ding Of court house caucu'es, ana un"e' VIC ""ne
Gi Guardianship Of committees OF vigilance Lei
, To6t by the example Of our opponents
xr We have given up large portion OF tins .t
mornings paper to the late Interesting fefe's'
News.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

1AfIE subscriber having on hand large stock
- OF Dry Jod., Groceries, &c. &c vii sell
them of 81 lower prices than the same description
OF Merchandise can be lad Tor in any other house
in Lynchbprg, either by Wholesale or Rrtail.
The Goods are all fresh, we'll bought, and wiN be
soid. lie u specially sociis those wishing to
purchase 10 call and examine. Or he would sell
his entire stock to Guy one wishing to occupy his
preseni siand, terms how liberal he le.sts such
10 Judge lor thnmsclves, aud which, i'll be p'ade
known on Application. JAMES BOAI.
March 10 ITS
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GARD e. Baker begs leave to introduce

GARD e. Baker begs leave to introduce
~ TO his professional acquaintance of Lynch
burg, and lis vicinity, MIR. solyman Brown, of
New York, Dentist who proposes to remain a
few days in Lynchburg, for the purpose of excr-
cs'og his profession
Mr.. Brown is particularly prepared to insert in
corrurtble mineral teeh sngy OF in double SETS,
on the most approved principles and he is hereby
most ohccrfully recommended TO those who may
need his services. Z. BAKER.
Richmond April 4th 1895.
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THE LIFE OF AARON BURR,
BY sAML. l., KNAPP.

,,. We are disappointed in this book. 1t is inele'
s sa"": ~ style, mcegre in facts, and excessive IN
'1 M. of its subject.
IL. A"e early services of Aaron Burr in the war OF
z,ras 'oluton, and especially his share in the ha,
eonus daring, and most trying march of Arnold's
"'"a"o' through tho wilderness TO Quebec, IN
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
vi. M X ERR,


Uas 5na Recetped---
Super Blue, Block and l'sney Cloths
Exlro Morsolles Vostng
Black tw,ied and Imperial Summer Cloth,
Bro. Irish Linens, and Frenab do
Super London prints
Paris Painted Muslin,,
Best IIulian Silk, (Matieons')
"A Furniture Paid,
4 Brown Shceing,
Al Brown and Bleaeled shirting
a good assortment Cotton uoiscry,
Also,
a good supply Of GROCERIES, all Of " hieh
he illscI very low, for CASH
lie IS daily expecting full supply Of seasonable
Dry Goods--iurlher notice Of which will be given.
April - 10,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
April 10
NEW SPRING GOODS.

n AM now receiving a beautiful assortment OF
! new Spring Staple and Fancy Goods VINO"
cordially invite my friends and tho p"o,'c 20 e1
anime. JOHN u. MfEh
April 16 Us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

r .INSEED OIL, by the barrel or gallon. SP's
IL Turpentinc, Coal Tar and Cotton Seed OIL
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
April l6 Is
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1r Winter is lingering in the lap Of Spring
AS Nh Richie was wont TO shy FIRES within
doors, aud coaks without, hnvo been quite nccnssa
ry since Tuesday -and yesterday afternoon few
flakes o Sum fell, with prospect Of more before
morning
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REVIEW.
OF THE LYNClIBuRG MARKET.


ConareTEp ny IloLcoMpE 81 TyREs.
Extreme prices ofpossed Tobacco a5 90 to - 70
Inferior 10 common 8 90 10 90
Common to good 0Oto 90
Good 10 fine 90 to . 90
Manufacturing qualities 30 10 I3 Is
Lugs, ) - to 4 50
(Snips, none IN mnrkct)
Inspected The pnst week 1870 bids passed Tobacco,
Sc hhds refused total ZIG
Foreign accounts to the 10th Of March, have
been received. Tobacco was in fair demand and
some speculation, but the prices not high
The quantity coming in continues small Prices
arc still good.
Flour, % rs to 90
Wheat, 65
Corn, 90
Corn Men, G2t
Bacon, o9
Salt per sack 90
Clover Seed, 3 sou 6
Wool, 81
Oats, in dem MD Is to 80
Sugurby the hid 80 to 10 90
Coffee by the bag I3 90 to 10 90
Tea by the box, Imp. and Gun
powder, to %
Hemp per ton ITO to 135
Irish Potatoes, per boshe 90 10 %
river % 10 80 cts.
Plaster and Iron, Isl per ton.
grr We have on hand very fine Family Flour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

a., DIR. BROWNS LECTURE, which
uWEy was interrupted on Tuesday evening by
IN alarm of fire, will be given this eve.
ming (Thursday) a, tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. nj seven o'clock.
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HARVEY MITCHELL.

PORTRAIT PAINTER
NVILi. be IN Lynchbnrg, IN The mon b If MnY.
W aud viii remain in town several weeks.
Io''ne which tune be vii he pleased receive the
patronage OF has DID friends aud The public 10 gene
rail-
Apti 10 d,
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I,Il;l.E,S,
DIGGES'
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OrrIcr.
TO THE COTTAGE TO TIE coTrAGEt
rs 900 DOLLAR y!
40 rRrzUs OF 1000 DOLLARS,
Adventures Hear me Tor MY cause. and
for U0nf own catlsp

Adventures Hear me Tor MY cause. and
Tor yoW own cause
A grand eiect,oa vii be held n, Madam For.
tunes Court on the 18Th Of the presen, month Tor
the handsome Capital of % o00--lhcre will be
numerous Cand'datcs IN The .fed and consequently
a warm contest may be expected mo difference
Of opinion however viii dtdtarb The all hav-
ing for their aim the snme PRlNCIpAL-Tben
bold adventures To the Cottage What, will va
stand bnck and see your pockets gfoan and sweat
under weary lie" ofemptiness humbly hope tho
pel'ry sum Of Tlo--wheh constitutes n FREE.
HOLD SUFFRAGE viii no, drive You from tho
POLLS. Perhaps some aNmber more lucky ,bnn
the rest may reach iho path that leads to Fortune
DISM AL SW AMP LOTTERY
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| Although an introduction by DR.. Baker may be
deemed quite sufficient by all who are personally
acquainted with that gentleman, yet the subscriber
cons .dets il due 10 hose ladies aid gentlemen who
may have occasion to confde in the skill and in
'egrily of stranger, to lay before them the follow
| ing testimonial
CERTIFICATE.
BE IL hnonn, that Soiymon Brown of the City
of New York, is member of "tte Society ~
Surgeon Dentists, Of tie City and St0te NJ New
York" and is highly esteemed for his professional
qualifications, and man of intelligence, honor
and integrity in his private character.
He is, therefore, hereby, under the sanction of
this society, most cheeriully recommended to the
confidence and patronage, friendship and respec. OF
all persons who may require his professional nd
In testimony ,ehcreof the President and Record
ing Secretary of the Society have hcreunto affixed
their Names in the City Of New YORK. aforesaid,
this 18th day of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty five.
ELEAZAR PARMLY, President
ELIJAH BRYAN, Recording Secretary.
~ Persons DESTROYS of engaging the services OF
the subscriber, in cleansing stopping, regulating or
extracting teeth or in supplying defects by artificial
substitutes, are requested to call at the Franklin
Hotel for the purpose of making appointments at
an early day, as Mr.. B. can remain but few
days in Lynchburg' ., ,o
Anr IL MS
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ssgLUNDrD sCxfMr il,

Bcsidcs Sos Goa Goa lOs-20s &c.
Tickets Sl0- Halves 10 - ara $3.50.
For Guo at DfGGES1 OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
THE ALBEMARLE ELECTION

THE ALBEMARLE ELECTION.
The administration men seem 10 possess as ma.
ny lives ms Popular superstition gives 10 the cat.
They not only " die bard but they wonr nc
knowledge thai their friends are slam, even when
their corp.es have been for days exposed to the
full gnze Of the multitude. Thus, every authentic
report from Abemarle has given the victory
TO Gilmer and Souihall yet, ever and anon, We
hear n rumor, that il is all mis'oke-'ha, Rives
is certainly one Of the chosen, and TINT Randolph
is probably the other. A letter in the last Enqui'
rer, however, admits that the Wings have gained
The victory, the face Of The polls, but says that
their election will be contested. But what says
tho Charlottesville Advocate TO this Let US
hear:
That's a troublesome business we confess, and
much 10 be avoided /; but let II come when il may,
we are assured, the clear whig gam will DOT ln'l
short of 100 votes. There are bad votes on the
Van poll TO the wing But who nre these
gentlemen who talk Of scrutiny Are they not Inc
especial /riends Of The poor JoNsP with what sort
OF grnce oan they challenge the voc oi any man
eyen though he sbovld pay tax on hog or I"
sheep we, the arisoerafs, were TO do n 'h'ne
OF that kind, il would DO in better keeping al
though II would unique sionably excite d" furious
oulcly from these devoted lovers Of the poor pto'
pie. The doctrine is, that n poor man may vote,
il he will vote for them bat II he chooses 10 e,er
ciac The right OF irceman-'hink tor himself
and vote against them, his vote is not good
Apan-We are told that Gilmer and Sou'hall
were elected by nonresident voters ana hghih'
tho .sutirnges of a majority Of the people of Able.
marie Not 10 advert TO the obvious tact, that, u
a non residen, isa freebooter, his vote is MS good
as that of n resident and consequently that all such
palliatives of defeat are verse Than nonsens'c"''
we deny the fact stated--and, in support OF our
denial we again quote the Charlottesville Adso-
ca,e That paper, printed on the spot. says, 'h"'
- . Greater number Of non residents voted for the
Van Bnrenites Than for the Wings. The polls VII
shawl. Gentlemen Of both pariie, hav" eA"m'h'n
the polls. and find nine vo'es more OF "on-resae"'s
on the poll of Messrs. Randolph ana hves man
on that Of MosTs. GIlmer and Sou'h'H "n"'
ext shall we hear touchiog TINS elec'o"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

ar We have received letter from tho type
founder IN New York, informing us thu, the new
press, types &c. ordered b. u.s. would be shipped
from TINT place in few dnys.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

AND Az-cx Da,
YfU5f rseeived oar sfdng stork, con MI
~ ing ne mosi splendid variety in our lae. err
offered ~ Lynrhhpig, snd n.alinx The assosimen,
ver, extensive. We call The Htlspiien of Nrf.
chants, aud friends genera w. assuring ff.sa, tbs,
We can, aud are determined 10. seil both af Whole
sale and Retail rs lps amy other House IN t.r.
gtnin. II. Il. RICHARDS q 20.
ArtiI Ia Il.
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the extra Globe
E.5- The Raleigh Star. formerly the leujiue
h9st.l pas IN North Carolina has faisoo
the Iia8e lag the emblem Of purity and peace.
TIVE think |, most pfuden, 10 decline inserting
" A 1'rue Wing and Friend 10 Fair plny"--for
reasons which We will stp c 10 the author when
We see HIM.
sS- Gen Romulus NJ spua1efs, Of Raleigh has
been appointed, by the President, Superintendent, Of
the Branch MINI, To be located at Charlotte, IN tina,
State, with u salary OF $1,000 per annum. Gen y.
has paraken quite largely OF The uroila since
he came in n, the eleventh hour, 10 The support Of
this administration. Ills services seem 10 bs high
y estimated al heal quarters.
s.r The people of North Carolina engaged
IN voting on tho ,spcdlency of calling Convention
for The purpose OF amending their State Constitii-
ton. A Far as the vote has been taken, II stands
thus
In favor oft, 1866
Against IT. SAP
No doubt appears 10 be entertained that Con.
ven,lon will be culled. LIS rewers, however, are to
be limited.
h'r We have not yet received full returns from
the Connecticut election. Sufficient is known, how
ever, to satisfy us tina, II IL completely revolution
lzed in its political character. :" Let them fly all
false fhanes.n
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DISM AL SW AMP LOTTERY

Class No y for 1885
Tobe drawn at Alexandra, on Saturday, The 1911
day Of April 1895.
CO nutubcta IN I,au,,. I.it.,.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

1ovrsIANA:--All the laws sarct'on'ns the cstab-
,.bmen, of gambling houses in tins State have been
repcaled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

E'r The Raleigh Star, formerly the leading
la4S''l pa's III North cafoIinn, has msoo
the HaRs ias .ihe emblem Of purily anJ peace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

a GREAT BODY or sNow-A letter from Penob-
scot county, Me. dated tho Goth ult. says" We
have just had snow storm here. The snow fell
fpe"tyinctes. There is now fve feet Of s,o,o OF The
S'0and; and back in the woods the snow is at
least sir feet deep"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

me LAND PIRATEs.-We learn from Trenton
wilma, ,he Grand Jury sitting there in connexior
n. m'"e y. 5. District Court, have found ind'ct
two against "p'cards of forty persons, including
IN. ,, us'ces OF the Peace, for beng concerned II
liz p.u .. OF the James Fisher and Henry Frank
~ winch were driven ashore near Barnegat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

Spurious coin.-A five cent piece made of pew
Ter was exhibited to us yesterday 1t had been re-
eeved in paymen, without detection, and the prob
ability is tina, there number Of them in circula
tlon. They arc neatly forged and bear the date of
1880. Being easily bent they are readily detected.
Bal. ChrOn.
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LATEST FROM MATAMORoS.

\ gentleman arrived this morning in tie sehf.
Caroline. from Matamoros. Whence size sailed on
the 2lst ull. informs Us thai Santa Anna bad noi
arrived At that place and Tie general opinion "as,
that ii owing 10 his beng unable II fnise u
sufficient number ri feops-his reported amy oi
5000 men had DIV INDEED down IN many hun
dred--esen his be>l friends represent his pros
poets as very bad indeed tie finances OF the
government, although $4,000 has been sent ont 10
Gen. Cos. escorted h, ~ men and piece al can
non, we're very low. little no money remaining
IN the ifeasary l. was the general opinion that
Santa Anna would he nnahle 10 eve any further
and 10 Cos and even II he could succeed IN bringing
an army 10 Maiamoros, iier, nothing Tor hem 10
ct. Flour WIS selling At $50 per bbl aud there
WAY little OF no corn any oihef provisions II
market. MONEY WIS also very scarce.
YER Orleans Courier.