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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
SEPTEMBER I'd,
JAMES HAMMOND'S
0IRoUkATNIo xIDaA1Y.

Recent Additions-Vix:
1923 Francesca Carrara by the author Of romance and reality
vols '
252t Anna Grey by the auhor or CRANKY 2 vol.
1925 Chances and Changes, domestic story 3 vols-
2e Matthias and his pesefcs c the progress Of anacsm
illustrated in lie extraordinary s6 fRobsn Matthew'S
VOL
2526 Home, by the author of Redwood 1 vol
252I CLEANS iuh Of rtar life Illustrating Christian
truth, by Joseph Tgckerman, vol
90 aie nrohefs tale oi the Fronde vols.
2o29 The Student, by L. l., Bmwar Q vols
2530 The Gypsy, by g. r. James 2 vols.
2o3l Womans Trials, by Mrs. s. c. Hall 1 vol
2o'2 Coiton's four years in Great Britain 9 vols.
3s, DuhiaPs amerean painters, - 2 vols
1oSo Daere novel by the Countess OF Morley vols.
1884 Black Watch The Black Watch by the author Of Dom
49, ,mos legacy, vols
253o Magpe Castle aud other tales by headore Hook vol
253 Horse Shoe Robinson tale Of the tory ascende,tcv bv
the author Of Swallow Barn 9 yol..
2olt Momkns.-'rhe Monkins by Cooper vols
Soio Nonques oil fiorda, by Theodore Irving. 2vols
<oo peaord egs or sketches OF country by Mary
- husseh Milford 2 vols
2o1 Constantnople aud envron series of letters NV
-. Comd Porter vols
25ls Italian Sketch Book. Ivd
S39 My lfe-by the author OF stories Of Waterloo vols
252O Social Stories by Mrs Sherwood, vols
252 Table Task Specimens of tho table of the late Sam
nei layor 1voE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

VermOnt.-The Legislature of this State have
met, and on Tuesday last had ballotted Is times for
Clerk, and Is times for Governor, without making
a choice for either. The parties stand Antmason mic
1I0-Democraic 70-Federa As.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

The Ex-Governor of Tennessee, Gen. Samuel
Houston in a letter from Nncogdoches, Texas, Aug.
18th, denies the report circulated that he rais
ing troops in that province oppose them of Mexico.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

TENHE subscriber will continue carry the business
n neced with Livery Stable, in all It's various branches,
the well known Stable the Belle Nuo House the Hill
The business IN future will he under the supernendcnce OF MIR
Thomas DuAmOre, who will be ready all times To furnish
coaches hacks barouches chases saddle horses &c TO all who
disposed paronse the The coaches and every
other vehicle belonging this establishment equal to any
in the place elsewhere Prompt attention will be paid to
the arrivals departure of steamboats, and short
pains shall be wanting render the establishment in eveywoy
worthy the patronage of the public Horses kept for length
of time, at the customary rates, RUFUS Is. hNSLEf.
Newport, August b.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
NEW G. D S.
VIM. u. HALL has now Gpcn a new stock of fash.
ionablc Fail and and Winter GOods--dmOng
them oro fbo foJIo,riu0

them are the toiiODing
HOOen Goods-Bue, black olive brown, dala, and mixed
broadcoh blue drab lavender plain and striped cassimeres
and sattinetts, also yellow, white and red Hannels
UorSd GOod-Bue and brown canbets, circassians Of all
color printed Inerino worsed hosiery, and vesngs DC.
SIX Goods-Back lustnngs, a superior article black and
blue black pou de black and cold gro de maps ynsaws
and orences; pongees, silk hd silk shawls silk gloves
sorted coOs sewing silks blond wells Of ribbons
black and blue black silk vevets black and white silk hose
Linen Goods-S4 linen dana,k also linen damask cloths
French cold table cloths birds eye nen shrtng nen linen
cambrck linen cambric hdfs. brown inen Russia diaper
linen tapes and linen thread
Also Ladies' 81 Genemens horse skin gloves velvet ribbons
and variety Of other goods Those who favor with call
will probably find the first quality of Goods
Sept. 30
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.

O~s~*'
THE Subscriber has just received and offers for
sale, at l37 Thames-st large supply of HAIR
WORK, consisting of Bands, Ringlets, Back do.
do. ; Frizettes Braids and Puffs, ornamented with
small Braids.-Also, Gases of Bay and Lavender
water-Boxes of curling Fluid-Ono Roses, An
tique, Jones, Wards, Macassar-Polar Bears Oils.
few dozen pOroder pufs, with boxes, superior
article JOHN REMOND.
N. Il. Hair will be taken in exchange for any
article out Of the store.
Sept. Is, epistf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
LIST OF LETTERS.

OFFICE, NEWPORT, II.
( LIST. 1885.
them 'ciH please sag " al.
placed an a separate boz
William Mesans
Mrs. Maria Marion
Eliza ID. Mitchell
Hannah II. Milikin
John III. Osborn
Mrs. A. Ogden
L
John Purfuld
HeZekiah Peck
Charles B. Peckham
Charles Paget
Ferris Pell
Henry III Phiibruck
John l.. Perry
Mrs. Anna NJ. Powell
Eliza Ann Partridge
Charles p. Robinson
Mark Roberts
Thomas Shcarman
William Smith
Sarah Stevens
Mary ID. Stevens
Il
Abijah w. Tinney
Peleg Taylor
Margaret Thompson
.~ w
Edward =. Whaitcs >
John ii. Watson
s. w. Wilkinson
James Weadcn
Mrs. T.. Wood
Abby Wilson
MipDLETowN.
Felix Pcckham
Samuel Peckham
Mrs. Phebe Mason
Wealthy Maxon
Elizabeth Brown
JAMESTOWN.
Joseph N. Austin
John Congdon
IRISH.
John Fleming
Jokn Mcclure
Michael Ahern
Dennis Galliher
Charles Ford
Michael Cook
II. r. CARR, Il. NJ.
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FOR SALE.
A CaRD.

CkRD
VuNIIE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Newport and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up,
for their accommodation tho No. 6 Thamessreet,
where he intends carry the permey and hair dressing
business and hopes by the good of his and
his business public pat
ronago Gentlemen informed that New fork daily and
papers will he furnished for their accommodation Iees
hair cut IN separate apartment the South door.
~ No pains viii be spared toinroduoc me latest mode
cutting and dressing The eas, favor will he grauuluy nc
mowledged, and all orders executed with pusSnaity
JOHN REMOND.
N. H. Just received supply of Perfumcw, Curls &c !,
which he offers for sale the reasonable terms.
Jnly 9TH IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
MERINOES &c.

TERMAN, French and English mernocs and crcassan.
XH ofeye quaiy-(receved last week. may be bought at
unusually low prices at FOWLERS.
Oct 9TH. If.
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REMAINING IN THE GoSI
OCTOBEI
C. Persons calling for
rertised," as they ar
B
John lie Bert
Horace Brownell
Solomon n. Barlow
VIM. L.. Branch
Henry Baldwin
Reuben Baldwin
Abner :. Bassett
Pharris Baker
Charles Barnum
Mrs. Eleauor B. Burgess
Hulaah Barlow
Mara Bride
C
Capt. Loring Corthcll ,
Thomas Cross
Alexander Clasby
Joseph Crandall
Oliver Campbell
Mary Ann Cunningham
Pbillis Chester
John Devite
T.
Edward Earl
+
III. w. Field
Cyrus Frunk
u
Nathan III. Gould
Charles Gibes
J Gorgas
Mary Clifford
Thomas II. Hazard 3
Thomas Hazard
q. w. Hunt
John D. Hazad
f. A Hathaway
+. Il. Harwood
James Hanahan
John Brown Howell
Levi Halle
Mary c. Homwill
Mrs. John f.. Holbrook
Robert N. Johnson
Daniel Jones
G.. B. Lamar
Lombard 81 Billings
Wm. Lewis ,
III. Mumford
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
ADDITIONS TO
w. CALLAHAN'S
CIRCULATING. library.

Newport. Sep, 23rd 1885.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

NUST received lot of hair-wok comprising ladies' Ring
- let's Bands Puls and gcntenens top pieces Also few
doz Billiards vegetable oil soap for cleansing cloths and TAX
ing out stans of every description. Also lot Of ladies' haif
pins Of various sizes. J REMOND 1877 Thames-st.
Aug. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

ROB'T. y, ia \ Lux.
Respectfully informs his friends T. the public
VHyhat he will connne ,bc business Of Apotecary Drug
II gs, the lately occupied by his father No 14e
Thamesst From experience Of Is years this business
he he shall be abs give satisfaction hose who may
fayor him with their custom.
Personal attention given to Physicians proscripionsmed
cine any hour Of the ngh-medcine chests put up usual
Aug 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER
TIUTEK e. HAZ ARD

HAVING made arrangements with five Of tho best Tnors
in this work for them, will furnish all kinds Of
Clothing to order.
Him James Ty being himself Tailor by trade, (having
served his time with No workmau) is perfectly acquainted
with every thing for garment from the Cloth to
the thread and every gentleman be accommodated without
the least difficulty at the cheapest the work will be done
IN the best manner possible
Their Clothes, CassInere Vesngs asd trimmings, ss be
Of the very best, and their complete.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

CHAS. r.. HOFFMAN,,
in making the necessary selections
The first il in relation change in s form. II hrs beer
the opinion Of the present publisher from the first the
nvoiormbcng hate present size would be preferable
and he gated that the subscribers with whom he has been
enabled confer have almost unanimously expressed the same
opinion The form of the work will therefore be changed at
the of the second year oavio each number
containing thiry-two pages
The second point is relation the selections for the work
The opinions Of subscribers in this extremely varousso
much render Impossible to satisfy all Thus far has
been our object give much variety possible aud at the
introduce into each volume one or two works OF
some magnitude Some objection has been made 70 works
which necessarily occupy from eight TO ten nuinbes-as lar as
practicable this will in future be avoided
The Republic Of Letters IL reprint OF Sandard L1eysxys
works. therefore, which new and ephenera are necessarily
The future volumes will embrace more Of historical works. BIZ
ography, and travels, than hitherto.
The first Number Of the second year will contain Ella by
Charles Lamb Of the most beastul and popular works Of
the be followed by voaes Peter the Great-Caa.'-
lies of Authors Dsrae &c. &c and in the course Of the
volume will be published volumes Of History, prepared
under the n DR. Ladner by Sir Waller Sso
r. Moore Esq Macintosh, and Others
The work viii be published weekly heretofore at64 cents
per Number three dollars year TO those who receive the
work by mail and pay in advance po'mas'ers rough0s me
United States are requested to act as Agents.
All Subscribers who now receive the work BY mail
que.ed to forward sub-ponsfor the second hsy
wish the work continued to them
The two volumes contain the following works, and may be
had bound or numbers - - -
The Man of Feeling by Mackenzie; The Vicar OF Wakefield,
by Goldsmith The Tales Of the Hail. by Crabbe; Tho Letters
Of Lady Wortsy Montague; Raelas BY Dr. Johnson; Castle
of Oano by Horace Wapole The Old Engish Baron by
Clara Reeve; DIR Franns Life and Essays ghtsand Shad
os of scottish Life by Wilson, The Adventures OF Gill Bias,
from the French Of lie Sage by snolei Julia dc Roablgne by
Mackenzie; azeppa by Lord Byron; The Tnpesried Cham
Der by Walter Scott; The Dream Of Eugene Aam BY Heo;
Zeluco by Dr. Moore Essays moral cconomcab and Pohi-
I Ly he lord Chancellor Bacon Chevey Chase; LAlegrc
NV Milton Penscroso by Milton; Italian and Spanish Prov
ems; The History Of Charles XII by Voae; Manfred by
Lord Byron Ais Bride Tale by T Moore E El'zaee,h,
y Mad Cotton Retaliation. by Godsith; The Man Of the
World by Mackenzie; GulIvcrs Travels by swift Essay
e Human Understanding 10y Locke Don Sluxoe, by Ger
van,s.I Memoirs of Prince Eugene hy himself. &c.
Al relating to the work to he addressed to-
,l,a s,,i -,rber GEO. DEARBORN,
ptdiaaer 35 (,oldSuest
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UST received by the Subscriber so boxes German Cologne
oE for sale l37 bottles VI compound
Corne Tooth Wash few doz. Of whoa and half bottles Of
Jones' Hair OIL in packages Of doc each.
July ~. JOHN hEMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO TIE PUBEIC

TO TIE PUBETC
The Fify-second Number of the Republic Of Letters wiz
close the first year ofthe work commenced ex
perlment-tbc liberal patronage has received well the IA
vor bcsowedup0n other works Of like kind which have fol-
owed in track shows that the plan Of the work approved
and has given pcnancncy which induces the publiser
make such alterations and imp he believes will be
acceptable subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community.
Since the work has been in the hands o the present pubs
er has encayorsd ascertain far practicable the
yiez or subscribers In relation mpor
tan o the interest Of the work. 49,
In future this work will be edited by MRS. A. H. MICH
OLkS who will receive the aid and advice Of
WASHINGTON IRVING
GULIAN e.. VERPLANCE,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CH1S. r.. HOE'EUAN,'
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VHNHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
II Joseph B. Weaver IL Co. is this day dissolved by
ua consent all persons indebted the said firm requested
to make immediate payment to Joseph b. Weaver, who du
ly authorised 10 settle the OF the said firm.
JOSEPH b. WEAVER
SAMUEL A, PARKER. (
Newport Oct 6th 1885, II.
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REMAINING IN THE rosr OFFICE, NEWPORT, r. I
OCTOBER LIST. 1885.
e. Persons calling for them tcW please say adj
rertised," as Mea arc PLACED IN a separnte hnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
AT AUCTION.

\ / my residence, three miles west Of Lynch
1 \ burg, on the 10Th OF October next, OF the
neN fair day thereafter, my stock of Horses. Cut
tie, &c. including lrs, rate Mich Cow one yoke
Of Oven, and u fine Mule ; one OK Cart aud ono
Horse Cart, aud Plantation Utensils. Also. my
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every des-
rr'ption, som" OF the household furniture splendid
NY crop Of Corn (aboul fifty barrcls) is offered ut
private sale, II Not sold before the day OF sale, il
will l'en be offered to the highest bidder. 4 Gre
din I'LL the first at June neN will be- rivcn on sat.
isiaetory security, tor all sums oycr ten dollars !,
sndcr ten dollars, cash. FRED. SPECIE.
Oct. |. tdS'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

from the Y. L.Lef Commerce, Sept. %.
Three DAYS Later From Europe.


We are indebted to Capt. Wcare, of The ship
Mary Rowland, for London papers 10 August
10Th, and Liverpool to the 27th; BOTH inclusive.
In the House Of Lords, Aug path, clause in the
Irish Church Bill rejected notwithstanding
Lord Melbourne declared that if II shordi BIZ, lo
would send the Bill to the House of Commons
by vote Of 1873 10 II Majority against NJ u.
istrrs OF. =
LoNpoN, Aug p, (evcninp.) -The ety has
hren fee from reports today respecting s.in Min
istry and the Consequences tile Threatened COLI
Sion between the Two Houses of Parliament, which
would appear nj NIL events to be regarded will,
tlr apprehension by the fund holders. Stocks
have been steady all day, with some tendency too
wards improvement.
London ing 26-Thc Paris pabtrs of Monday,
which We have received bvcxprcss, are chiefly FL
lei with particulars of the late occurrences in Ma
dr Ono OF them states authority which We
believe to be official HAT tie Marquis de las AM
arllas had sent his resignation, and was succeeded
in the War Department by Gen. Moreda. II will
be rccollcctcd that the dismissal from the Ministry
of the Marquis de las Am1rillas was one Of the
pror'scd objects of the late insurrcctionary move
Of the trhans. The Courier Francois speaks Of
Iettt's from Madrid OF The 18Th brgning accounts
u, fresh Disturbances though not of the serious ma
tlfc OF those witch were tlrcn,cncd on the 10th.
II appears howcter, that no messenger had vet
reat'ed Paris, after those who had l,fi on the laxs
evening Of tie 18th.
A teee'npl,it despatch received from Bayonnc
wings Intelligence (which appeared in the Times
yesterday of the arrival on saturday last of Cen
cral tlava and Evans at ST. Sebastian. with 1900
men. some of the papers fnm the South of France
stalc HAT Don Carlos had found il necessary to re-
cross Tic Ebro and was when hast heard Of, in
the mountains Of Navarro. One Of them. howev-
rr la, ,I IL
Moreno, whose neck II seems was not broken by
his late il from hiShorsc. said have takenupa
position near ST. Sebastian, were r. Pastor WAS
blocked up.
Lnrnroor CorroN MAnKrr, Mug. q.
We have bad very flat cotton market to day;
more particularly for inferior and middle qualities
ol American, Which are freely offering ut I'D per
b, decline on Fridays prices the better qualities
beinp scarce, fully maintain late prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
4 HORRID MURDER

M AS committed on the bod, Of Burwell Ash
W well, on the I'D OF tins month, by John n.
swain by stabbing with knife. The deceased re
eehed seven slabs from Swain which caused his
death within TIM, minutes. Swain is yet going at
large. lie Is spare made man, b OF 81 wears OF
age about six feel high, red hair and beard, small
lace, large eyes, twhe, sharp nose crooked al the
point with large nostrs. side of which is stopped
b, the crook, small mouth. which much resembles a
squirrels, inclined 10 be round shouldered aud leans
forward as he "alks-and generally has a stick or
cane III ms hand Ry close examinations the scars
he received in the encounter mirh be seen on his
lace. lie has taken 10 the West. will give a rc-
ward OF FIFTY DOLLARS, ior the apprehension
OF the above named John y. Swan
JOHN ASiINELL.
u The Wythc Forester, and papers general,
throughout the United States, will please insert the
above, and AID IN bringing the murderer 10 Justice
!. \.
Crt )
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
Trust sale If Valuable Real Estate,


10y ,tse of deed % ttust bcarlt GATE the 27tl.
- April 1875, duly iocG'ted IN the Clerks Difce
OF the ilustings Court fol thu town Of Lynchburg,
executed by james 81 tlar. - the subscribe, and
John NJ Warwick, and tnl purpose therein mention.
cd the subscriber twho IS empoweretby SAID deed 10
act alonc.) will proceed To sell hy way 1T public aue
ton, on the premises, III the town oi ly',hbutg, 10
the highest bidder Nedne so,, the 10Th pi Octo-
Der. instant the following real property, To wit
One lot OF ground - lcrt front, on lynch Su Get,
running bach towards the river II" feet with large
biirh House on the same, the same recently occupied
by JAS. -. Clan Grocery aud Store House
One other lot OF ground aud house theron, on III,
side OF said street, being y front. aud also
running back l;I2 feet;
Onc other lot OF ground on the same side of sand
street, p feet front also running bach IL. feet to
wards the river;
onn Other lot Of ground. bounded by Jefferson
aud Water Streets, ~ feet front running back 16i
feet, being the balance oi lot purchased of l,nchs
trustees,
One other lot ui ground, adjoining John PEREZ
walls line, nearest to town, containing QUO acre, com
mcncinp Diamond lin, On Lynch street, running
along said linc to Low Water Mark. on James River,
% poles IN length by one hundred icc wide.
The above sale will takr place the said 18th Of
October INST, on the promlscs without reserve ;
upon credit oi II months, tr purchaser giving
isactnty security Ton the puohas, The proper
" Is ,alnahc,-mos ot /, immediately adlaccnt To
Martins Warehouse, aud IL deemed worthy the III.
,esimenl OF those dcs,rous To purchase real estate
The title Is believed To be nndouhtcd but acting rs
Trustee, the subscriber will convey such only as Is
vested In hun by the deed oi lfnst aforesaid.
THOMAS 4 IIOLCOMBE,
Acting Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

o. The grand jury of Oneida y. Y. have pre-
scented the Abolition publications as incendiary,
and-mhat? called on the people to destroy all
such publications whenever and wherever they can
Ic found" Is that the way they deal with " in
ecndiares" in New York 1t seems to us that it
would have been more sccmly and proper, If the
Grand Jury, after pronouncing these publications
to be inccndiary in their character, had employed
the strong arm of the law to punish the inccndia-
res.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

,n,NA-Somc weeks ago, tine Richmond
Enquirer announced the result Of the oongFes',on'
T,oc,;on in Alabama, and added, !" According
~. I,,e elections, Alabama goes for Van Blu
.sn" whereupon the Tuscumbia Albanian re-
!. We have too much charity Tor the in
in IF Mr.. Richie, in political matters, to
r.some that he is ignorant that all of the oforr-
Ut a1 oen,lemca tour whole representation III
Cnnar..s1 are Jealous supporters of Judge
White"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
Saddle and Harness v.anufacaorx

'iit, subscriber returns his thanks To his friends
and the public in general for the liberal encou-
faSement heretofore received in his line of business,
ana informs them, that he sull continues carry on
the saddle and Harness Elaking. in Hits va
nous branches at his old stand. rot Manstree
and Alley leading to Friends Warehouse
lie has just received, direct from the North, a
large and general assortment of Collars Whips and
English Bride Lcahcr-some of which are superior
to any ever offered in this market which he is dspos-
ed TO sell low tor CASH or IN exchange for Country
Produce He respectfully invites purchaser, to call
and examine his Stock. X. W. COLLINS.
- wish to employ good Saddle hand, and
Shop and Harness hand,-lor such constant employ
ment will be given. Il. w. G..
Oct. ) WV if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

~ The Norfolk Beacon and Charlottesville
Advocate lament the spirit of emigration which is
carrying off so many of the most enterprising cti-
zcns of Virginia to the South and West. 1t is
deeply to be deplored-but we think the evil is ap-
which will, we hope and believe bind Nrginians
to their native soil by the firm ties Of interest as
we'll as affection decline in the price of
cotton, which, unless we are deceived in the Signs
o, the times, is at hand, will remove the chief in
centivc to that disposition to cmigrate, which has
been so active within few years past.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
Farm and Tobacco Land for Rent,

Wish TO rent out for the next year, my Plan
=, 'a"on IN Amherst, 81 miles from Lynchburg.
~, mere IS about $50 acres good farm Land for
nes' and Corn next season, with the privilege of
""s ABOUT 20 or 25 acres prime Tobacco
n .anu: The improvements are a commodious
Nv" e',,ns House, with five rooms, and good Sta
po"'y nne Orchards of every description of fruits.
POSSESSION may be had Immediately ON application
"'"e subscriber who will give a great bargain to
so'u tenant. WIN. NJ. BOILING.
'.o DIV If