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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
TMO.RE.qN R.RW.LEH:0

XHToULD most respectfully inform his
w customers sad the citizens Of Charles
touo and neighborhood generally, that he eosti-
sacs 70 carry 90. ~ his MaaufassaFisR Esssbtish-
meat. BLACKSMITHING IN ell It's various
branches sad IN addition, he has engaged Mr..
Thomas MARTA. practical partner w The Edge
Tod MaeofsetoEy Of yohasioa Price & Co, Hs-
grrsoSD, Nd, Who will be ready q I'll tines
70 Steel Old Axes With esst-saeel, making sl.esn
aearly - good - nee. He will alec make and
fasnisA Axes 81 any weight 10 order q the shors-
eet aptiee. Tie viii also make Nin Picks. Mr..
Asrtis vii ALEC attend 70 The Shoetng Of horses,
snd frosp his ksovledgr sad experiences Of this
szsssess, - practical voFtmsa, do not hesi-
tase 10 say, Inst very fev Smiths arrise Il sash
Psytestion N this bFnaeh, sad feel son6dsna Ne
Siii reader EessFal satisfaction TO ihOs- Sko nav
fasor NE With call PIeass call asd Judge for
Yourselves ] have long bsen ~eonvi6eed that
there - no seetioa Of ooustry where fine horscs
are more highly prized thar IN our innediste
seighbOurhood' asd " is trufh, that horse can
no. 90 9TH esse 70 hirBself o. rider ualesa he is
yell sbod. Horses feet may Be preserved By
irouing. asd the fo0t sonverted inio any ahsp@.
bot tie ssturai vay is always right.
N.B.-Nf. Joseph Crab has returned, and u
nov gagged IN Casting Bells Of every seserip-
lion; And-iroas, Stirrups, Gun Mountiag, and
every Oth-r article IN he liae, which msy be hsd
81 TIE shortest notiee.
Nav "a 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

4 MIsTAEE.--" How are ysu. ship
mate p SAID Jack. walking up to a
young lady who wore = pair q panta-
lssties ~ uncommon sike. and Whoss
dress was somewhat short. The lady
ecneeiving herseIf insulted, passed on
without returning the salut1tiOn. A
By stander Wbo had witnessed the scene,
rebuked Jack fof addressing such Ian
guage 30 a young lady IN the street.
I" A lady - said Jack, with astonish-
meut, Why hi,st my eyes, si,0agni
she Wa an old sliiPmaie, with her lar.
Paulin trOvseu and monkey jaekss
on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

No-not very plentiful We are
told, however. that Col. johnson has
some yellow boys-and a few yellow
girls too Loslsr. Josrn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
REMOVAL.
WIN. III. BEATTY

AS removed 70 wsrshoass. corner Pratt
~ and South streets. and has associste<
GEORGE SANDERS with hin; hey vil
transact general Grocery and conmissios
Business under the firm Of
wM. %. BEATTY q co.
Baltimore, June IS, l63S.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

UST received snd Tor sale. = suppy Of
- the Celebrated North River Cream Ale.
a. foungs FRUIT STORE.
Harpsrs-Fefry, April %, is1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

Retyogrods zOrsnenf Of fhe Bv.-A
motion was lately made in the Bail
Court, London. 20 strike an a.torney OF
the rolls because he had taken Aoly or
dersi What En afront 10 the Psofes-
SION -Noslk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

A Georgia editor Gals ons a.
eosemposaEies The Soa-shslrd To-
raPin.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

II was quite diverting day or two
since To see a white man saving a cord
Of wood, while q black fellow stood
looking on with his hands in his pock.
cts, giving directions, viz:
put dat tick a leetle furder 10 de
middle Of de orse; stop. stop. put dat
cattle On de top and saw dem bofc to-
gedder. Lif up dat log up out dc gut
ter. Saw away fasser, you lazy rascal,
you don't arm de salt ob your por-
ridge"
A gentleman just then stepped up.
and asked PomPey why the white man
was doing the work which he (the
black had engaged TO do.
"Cause me 'ploy HIM for de JOB"
And how much do you give him'
-Four and six-pence.
Hows that you are b. have but four
shillingS, the usual price.
Oh, nebber mind. its wort sixpeace
to be gemman,- BOSTON Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

A lady N New York adveriisss tl.ns
she sil ooasfraef chiidren fos Gaeen
dollars . quaTter--iasfrucf she naeoe
bat types sOneiims = ~ biunder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
VOL. %.

State Casa case Of the deSuuue
interest Is now in progress Of inves6gsr
hon before Judge Randall Of this city.
A mulatio girl OF 4 complexion 80 kgke,
however. - TO pass for white, wss q.
rested ON Saturday last at the isstancs
Of a gentlcman from Baltimore, who
claims her a. his slave. She IS said %
be about ~ years Of age. and has resid-
ed in this city for the greater part Of
her life-indeed she cannot remember
when she was brought to this city
She Is 4 modest and interesting girl,
and her case being one Of a peculiar
character. we shall endeavor TO obtain
all the important particulars Of the
trial Pa. Ing.
II Ro~aafie Lsoident.-Capt Town.
send. OF the ship Nile. arrived recent
ly at New Bedford, states that in lat
% 81. ). long. a 10, w. he saw a
whale. and killed him. When about
TO make fast to tow him b the ship,
the Aibatrosses rs usual focked round.
and he observed on the neck Of one or
them leathern bag. The boats crew
caught the bird, and the sailors jack
knife soon revealed the contents Of che
mailbag. which were as follows;
"Ship Braganza, Captain Baker, Of
New Bedford for the Pacific Ocean
~ days out-ho oil,
-Nsr York Sfar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

.4LeraRdyia Caaai.-We understand
that the works on the main body u
the Alexandra Canal are 10 BE- prose
cuted with vigor this summer under
The direciion d that industrious. enter.
prsing and energetic contractor. Mr..
Roach. We trust, therefore, that the
whole Canal, together with the splend-
I'd Potomac Aqueduct, may BY the
next session Of Congress, present such
an appearance, and give such an evi-
dence Of perseverance and determine
ton on the part Of our town, a. Will
command from the representative u
the States aud the People, that encour-
agement and aid which no community
ever more richly deserved Every an
prejudieed man who views and reject,
upon the undertaking in which We
are engaged, must Uish Alexandria
Well-and appealing, a. we do and
vail, 70 the justice alone q our loeaI
and exclusive Legislature, separate and
apart from any scheme Of national IN.
Proyement, IN refsreace wholly 70 oul
situation a. q part q the District a
Columbia, We esnnot see Why our wantl
IN this particular should not Be sup
pied with iiberality and aiaerisy.
.fsr. Coz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

Opuisncs.--A rich man one day ask.
ed VT what kind of thiak og,nienc6
vas 1T Is a thing, (reT.Iied ne ptilaess
pheS,) which can give = rascal he a&
vantage over an honest man"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

"Ben, said q father. the oileT 8ey
I'm busy nos bat - aooa ~ ~
tine, ! mean 10 give YOU . nozztne.
Don't hurry yourself -, (Fepissd Ae
patient lad I eas Wsit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

The following scrap In Latin. from tf,e pei
OF Mary, Queen Of Scott, 10 said 10 have beer
written by her whiir IN prison, and but q shor
time before her death.
HYNNUS.
.sfara. Srsfsrs- Reyin~. ad JssHnL
d Doaine deus, sp-r..i iste,
OeAre mi Jesa, nune hbcr. me,
In dura esten.,
In misers pa-a..
Dcsiderot e,
l.ngsendo.
Geu.endo,
u gesuaeesendo.
AdDro,
Impsoro.
u hberes me,
TRANSLATION.
HYMN TO JESUS.
sr nAsy, erKKN OF SCOTS
ny Lord aad my God. IA nv hope 10 in thee,
Dear Jesus. my Saviour. % hber.te me,
To agony doon'd.
ls Q duageoa eseonkd,
I long. my dear Jesas. I'm longing Coz TIRE,
while Erossi.x. 4 i.sguish,
Asd ksceiisg N anguish.
ADORE implcrr thee, To hberste me.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

Harpers-Fetry, Nay %, 1895.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

"a ,e,v bal, Sampson. - nst. ~ IN lis nais
ga undoubtedly does Gen. Jaeksea's--a, d SO, OF
course must yadss Jrhte's. And here let me PHI
losophzc moment, Although tie President, ut
the bottom, 10 very Van Barensh, yet Of the top he
is excessively aiie.ish Ills mind IS dayk. but his
hair is Hhae-Efgo. they are al issue The ffes'
ID nt's sirngih lies IN his Aatt-Ergo mage
While mus, succeed The Judge has sofi. plsss'
art voice, good ii,w Of ideas md words, a"dn
se,y agreeable and animated speaker. His Senate
rial term expifcs witt, this Session. tlo con. If he
chooses be returned. as he is decidedly the mos,
popular man in Tennessee, Andrew Jackson him
self u tcxopted.
Al Judge Whites left sits Judge BlBB OF Ken
lucky. lie is apparently about 50 years Of age Is
rather thick set, nearly six feet IN height, has a
strongly marked countcnance, rather dark com
plexion bright, Il .rk gray eyes, low forehead ana
a head thicky covered with dark hnir considerably
inte,sperssd with grny. Ju ee Bibb Is strong man
"a nulliGsr, aud a firm friend TO MIR, Calhoun. lie
IS not e., aisnt or eloquent speaker bur - sttewi
reasoncr lis term in the Senate ends with this
session, and John J. Cri,cndon, said TO be second
to no man in Kentucky for tnlen, and popularity,
except Henry Clay, mas been elected IN his stead
The gentleman, and the only one remaining IN
the first row rot described (Who is about the same
size and ago Of Judge Blbb,) him wilb remarkably
fine fair counirnnnce for man OF his years, ana
" hose head is covered with fine white halr which
has almost a gel len cast in the sun, Gov. KEN
Of Maryland lie is very amlable, very wor-
Thy and very sound Senator. happened to DC !"
the Senate chamber on the ooh February, when he
delivered speech on the Trto power OF the Pres'-
dent. II was agreed Oh all hands to bo an able ef
fort, exhibiting great research ms well as sound con-
stutionol views that will stand the ties, OF human
scrutiny, OF talents and of time.
Theie-I have described q the gentlemen IN III"
first row." A description Of the others, Will soon
for ward you
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

From the foregoing statement it will be pefe,,
ed that the NJ, jnry of The friends of the atnio
lstra'ion," on Join, ballot, will be lS-bu,, in tla
ton to the mat Presidency, that il will be onIg9
on the suppositon that all arc Van Buren men who
are SO classed, which we doubt 1t has been
frequently said, for example, and, so FAR rs We
know, il has never been denied that Mr.. Wiley Of
Amelia, Mr.. Voolfolk of Orange, and Col Gcclal
of Hanover, and perhaps others ,avowcd lhemseivc,
in favor of Judge White. Whether or not, low.
ever, this AVON was designed by them to be IN,
dersood as absolute preference, or only cor'ir.
gent, to he relnSnished at the bidding Of the BALI
more Convention, in favor Of its nominee, we have
no mears Of knowing.-We doubt, too Whether
Mr. Daniel, Of this county, may DO considered
Van Burcnite, in my sense of the word-,housh,
we confess, the doubt rather arises from hs
course in the Legislative Caucus, held in Rchnena
in March, 1882, than from any authentic iorma,
ton of his opinions at this time. On that occasion
there was p. rty in Virsinie, who wished 10
thrust Mir. Van Buren, rpon the people this State
as Vice Prcsiden,, by Il force of the nomination. VI
'.---s,""'r 0"Hrtnfton, uut who were AFRAID open
~ to hoist his n'g as Il ere is now party, who arc
seeking, by the sameso IT of Caucus machinery to
fo'ce the people of Virginia to vote for him as next
President. Mr.. Daniel was opposed to this sch,m'
and stood up rs tie champion of P. p. Barbour
" He asked Whether MIR. Van Buren, was entitled
TO the sufirages of the people of Virginia-whehe'
he was friendly 10 the principles of Virsinuns 7
And, after declaring that "even Gen. Jackson did
not come up to tn Virginia standard of orthodoay
but was voted for by the people OF this State as 90
ming nearer to her principles than any her cund
date eforc the people, he added: As to MI
Van Buren,, he was knoicn 10 be oppoMiio many
n tic Virginia doc'rincs HIS principles rcn n@
congeniol NTH ours. Wherefore, then, should no
be nominated to the Vice Presidency, when he can
not receive the confidence Of the people I" The
same reasoning which demonstrated the unfi'ncss OF
Mr.. Van Buren, FOR the Vice Presidency IN ls32,
though backed by the nomination Of a Baltimore
Convention will, We presume, be equally forc'ble
against his elevation TO tie Presidency in 1850,
even though he be the fayorite Ct another packed
jury" We do not know, however, whether twill
have the same force now, with the gentleman VINO
urged it, as j, had in 1882. We shall sec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

wAsursoros, %. c. May Mr.. John Ca
gan accidentally shot himself last evening. we
understand that there had been several attempts
lately to rob clothing store of which he WAS pro-
prietor, and he had prepared himself with a horse
mars pistol and was in the habit OF drawing inc
charge occasionally ond reloadlng IT,. 1t is soPpo,
Sod he was thus engaged, and bad taken The end o.
the ramrod in his mouth, when the pistol went OIL,
carrying away his chin and the upper par, o.
his heud, leaving only small part OF the Skull o"
the back port of the head. He was alone IN HI
,bop when the accident occurred. This should b'
caution to those who are in the habit Of carelcssly
using FIRE INNS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
pr.s.cot.. ApRIL 25

The annals OF crime and lnfutunt'on can scarcely
furnish parallel for an outrage, committee ~ 'h'S
city on Saturday nigh, last. A Mr.. Whitaker
who has for some yeats been engaged here IN ousi
ness fer returning to his residence from pubic
assembly with his wife, cm her throat from ear 10
earl and then made an unsuccessful attempt to destroy
himself by cutting his own throat! When the alarm
was given, they were both found lying on the p'-
nzza wellcring in blood he wife, Of cour e, entirely
dcad. and Whitaker himselfin dangerous stun
ton It is said that he will recover. tie was &c
tuated by jealousy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
LYNCHBURG, MAY Is, 1888.
MARKETS.

E7our-There has been a slight decline IN ''e
,riec Of th, article since our last. IT may be quo
ted at "a IS TO IS.
Iobocco is s,ll going of on the high pressure
nrinc,pIc. The following sales were mahe az Ii
ber,v ware house on the 18Th: One una. MADE ny
Turner Brown, of Franklin, al Sli; one py VIM
p. Arnold Of Camp bell, Slil; and crop belonging
10 Mrs. Jane Wommack, Of Botetou't, so'd private
", at an average price Of $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

DOMESTIC NEWS.

IA MES RIVER & KANAwuA COMPANY.
We are. feqg, SIZED 10 publish the following form
Of power of attorney, for the information Of the sub
scribcts to The stock Thi, form ha. been prepared
with care by gentleman Of high legal attachments,
and had better be adopted by oil who cannot be pre-
sent in person, at the meeting ofihe Company
RIA Whir.
Know oil mon by these presents, tina, we whose
names bcreunio subscribed, beng Sioski olders
in the James River aud Kanashs Company, do
hereby constitute and appoint
Of the county Tor city Of
~ our true md Ia wful attorney md roxy, 10 repre-
sen, us, m the first General Meeting Of The Stock
holders OF The said Company,a to be holden
in the CITY Of Richmond on The 25'h day Of the pre-
sent montb--witb full power md authority IN snch
general meeting, on the first day thereof, or on any
other day, 10 which ii may be ndlourncd-for us
and each Of u.s. TO give such vote, or votes, ana do
such other act or acts as we md each OF Va could
give or do MS members of the said Meeting, were
we personally present and we do hereby raiiiy and
confirm whatever vote or votes, act or nci5, our
SAID attorney may lawfully give or do, for us and
each ofus IN pursuance Of the authe rlty, hereby
conferred upon him.
Witness our hands ard scals, this day OF
May, eighteen hundred and thirty five.
1cac,
SEAL.
SEAL.
SEAL.
Let this proxy be ottes,ed and acknowledge. or
proved before Justice Of the Peace, and Certified
y follows
Cohnfy ~ c'tpor0tionD de-.
l. A. b., a Justice of tho Peace for the county
Tor corpora ion aforesaid, do hereby certify, that
the above named appeared bcfo'e me
in my county Tor corporation aforesaid, and nc
knowlcdecd The above letter of Attorney to be his
or ihcirl act aud deed and requested me TO certify
TIC same to all whom II may concern.
Witness my hand and see this day Of May, |
eighteen hundred and lhlry-fvo.
SEAL.
Orthus
County Tor corporationl dc.
l. A b. justice OF the peaco for the county Tor
corporationl aforesaid do hereby certify, that
whose name is above subscribed as nm at
testing witness, personally appeared before me, in
my county for corporalion aforesaid, and made
ooth that The above named whose
name is Tor names are subscribed as party Tor par
ties to he above letter Of attorney, acknowledged
the in the presence Of the said witness, as his
or their act and decd.
Witness my hand and seal this day Of May,
eighteen hundred and ihirty-6vc.
SEAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
RHODE ISLAND.

We have at length authentic intelligence OF tho
elections in Rhode Island. The Jackson Governor
and the Wing Lieutenant Governor are elected ano
the Wings have majority or five on joint ballot !"
the Legislature. This secures the election Of
Wing Senator 10 the next Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
From tie HuntsriHc Demecrnt.

THE MURDERER NOT TAKEN.
We perceived from statements now gong the
round in the public prints TINT the murderer OF For
cus is supposed to be oPIrchendcd. This, we are
fearful, is not the case Several persons have been
arrested on suspicion rs we are advised by letters
received in this place but we have no evidence hat
the real murderer has been taken. We have seen
letter in relation 10 Campbell, which states that he
once worked in Huntsville. 1t is recollccted that
tailor by that name, passed few months here SONS
wears back-but b. fore Pcrcus, came with us
The statement that he knew Porcus, is no doubt
incorrect Indeed the murderer is presumed never to
have seen Porteus until he met him the road near
Cox's and we have no certain account OF HIM be-
You'd Milton in North Carolina. From Cox's he
passed near Calhoun, in East Tennessee, where he
swapped his horse-thence 10 Raleigh, NC. where
he on foot with gun, and gave to Mordecais
servant some of Porteus's clothing and sadjlc-bags
and inquired the road to Mil'on-the citizens OF
| which place recocct to have seen such man pass
tfer strcets.-Wc hope no will yet be ,aken-'he
enormi,y Of his crime calls loudly on the public to
use every cxertion to fcrtc, him out.
A destructive tornado was experienced in Lib
erty county, Georgia, about ten days ago On
ono planra ion several houses were blown down,
and five negroes killed. A man ploushing in
field was struck by piece Of plank detached
by the wind from one of the houses, and deprived
of life
-,s-orr- mt the CIrcuu ,,.nueU last week
before the Chief Justice at Freehold, in Monmouth
coun'y, Miss Ann Horncr recovered 'ganst Thos.
O. Harrison, Esq, Justice of the Peace, $4,000
damages, for slan1erous words repeatedly spo-
ken of her by him. So bald was his of every
circumstance that could in the least excuse or mti-
gate his conduct that his counsel with great propi
ETY. refused TO address the Jury in his defence.
f,Nc,cark Daily Adp.
SpRrNG.-The Eas,1o (Mane) Sentinel Of Goth
ut snys Spring appears to have set in in right
good earnest at last" And then odds, by way OF
particular notice :" The above was written before
il commenced snoring yesterday We give up
on the weather"
Fays much talked of novel of" Norman Leslie, !"
has brcn received by the Messrs. lIapers and
wiltbc published simultaneously here and in Lon.
don in very short time. Those who have read the
manuscript speak in the highest terms Of it us d
work oil decided merit. The subject, readers
| are npprsed is, the fate of the young lady GucIma
Sands, whose mysterious death occasioned such
intense excitement in this city some 50 years since
The plo, is most ngeniously managed, as not 10
infringe on the feelings of any one.I y. Y Star.
Singular Typographical Error.-A NJ York
morning paper of Thursday contains q carl an
nouncing that Mad, having consent, d al the re
quest of her friends and pupils, to remain in town
during the summer, will continue to construct
young lades at her residence, Mo- street
| Terms fifteen dollars' &c! IRhiL Ina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

Mr.. George Rapejr, who died en- Iuesoa,
evening, has lief, property to he amount OF o,. ","
miiton and a hill We understand Inc ohiy -
vbieh has been found among his papers sou" y
in 1882 After providing life estate Of sow PEI
annum, il gives oil his property 10 'onr en'i're'.
~ Y paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

fIOUSE OF DELEGA les,
we sub]oin table ot the counties, accurately
CLASSIFIED according 10 the best means Of informu-
non IN our possession. Acknowledging that there
WIN be majority o; Yam Buren,tes in the next
Legislature, we care very little whether that ma
jo'y be ten or twenty, It is sufficiently large, with
either "umber, TO effect whatever purpose may be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
Nyw YoRK. MAY 7.

Weundcrsiand lha, The Hon Loois McLAsE
wes Yesterday unanimously elected, by the new
Board OF Directors, Piesiden, Of the Morris Cahai
and Banking Company. l"nSe"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

In Iel,a. sassaing Of tie product for inc present
wear OF Gen. Wade Hsmptons Sasss s'sa.anoes
the writer ss;s -" The amount OF Sugar maoe =,
100 hogshcsds, which are sold nt the plnn.a"o"
7 cents per b. producing about sl2oooo
IAngusta Ge0.) ssnti"ei'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
Hats, Shoes, | Gather, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The subscriber offers for sale /:

pOy anu
Chlldrens
or every variety and quality lately received from
tho most approved factories, comprising assert.
ment, at once the most extensive and best selected
ofany to be found in this part Of Virginia, and vii
be sold at as low prices as the same quality and
kind are sold in Virginia.
He intends, in future, TO engage more extensive
y in the Hat Business, and will always endeavor
to vend articles in this line, Of such quality and at
such prices, as cannot fail to give satisfaction to
purchasers. He has just received handsome as.
sortment of
Gcn'lemen's Superior Black g. Drab Beaver Hats
do Medium and Common Fur do
Youths Black do do
Mems and Boys Wool Hats and Caps do
Boys and Cbildren's Fancy Caps
All of which, will be sold at a small advance on
manufacturers prices Also, constantly on hand
Philadelphia and New York Cnltskins, Kip Skins
Wax and Russell Upper Leather, Bes, Oak Tanned
Soal leather, Red ditto. Travelling Trunks, and
Travelling Bags, Letter Writing, and Wrapping
Paper, &c. &c. M. w. DAVENPORT
May Il auf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18

contemplated by he pa,fy. for tie bents,ot.
apparent. We annex to the table few we he
tory remarks esrahs