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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06

THE Anniversary Of" The Anti Slavery Society
Vthin the bounds of the n II Annual Conference
will be held in the Free Church, on Tuesday eve
ming, September 9th, at half past 6 o'clock
D. |. ROBINSON.
Montpelier, Sept Q, 1886.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06

The cheering intelligence received from
states which were formerly almost unani-
nous for Gen. Jackson, and the undeniabIe
evidence it affords of radical change going
forward i'll the politics of the country should
encourage and stimulate us in our efforts
TO "redeem, regenerate and disenthrul" New
York.--.Mb. .1dp.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06

Tardy Justice. Tia, If Thy sheet" the
Washington CT 'he, has Al length done Gen,
Scott The justice 10 admit thai the charge
bY the Globe against the General, al hav.
ing dictated or procured the insertion "l
sandy edlIo"lsl artcl,s r, la,ve 10 Jesup &
The Greek war, was false aud without fnun-
datinn. The Globe is very much in the hab.
i, Ui telling similar uniruths.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06
MARRIED.

In Mortified, on Tuesday, by Rev Calvin
Granger, MIR. Abijah Whconb of Waitsfeld, to
Miss L. {. Partridge of Mortified.
In Montpelier, Gen. Lew S. Humphrey, to Miss
Rhoda Brooks, daughter of Capt. Lemuel Brooks.
In Calais, Maj. James Morse, to Mrs. Maria
Mendall.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06
DIED,

A. Gaena, H., John n. Cotton, Jr son Of Hon
J. H. Cotton OF Windsor aged &c.
At lrssburgh, August 90, after short and dis
tressing Illness Of tour days, which was borne with
exemplary fortitude. Lucy NJ daughter of Dea
Joseph aud Abigail Virgins, aged 10 years On
the Sabbath preceding her decease, she occupied
her place usual in the sanctuary.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06
NOTICE.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscri-
~ her on the 2slh instant, a large sized
black marc, -shod all round, with some
white on two feet. The owner is requested
to pay charges and take her away.
CYRUS WHEELER.
Montpelier, Aug. 30, 1896, [54l
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-06

ILLINOIS. The st. Louis Republican
says the returns from all the counties but
FIVE, place Snyder 320 ahead of Reynolds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
ny EXPRESS MAIL. Correspondence of the New York Daily ExPres''l FROM WASHINGTON.

December 6. quorum of both Houses is present-hirtyhve Senators and about two hundred members of the House. Arkansas is here with her Senators and Representatives; and WscOn sin with Ter Delegate-new faces in a sphere The Secretary of the Senate Mr. Lowrie, has resgned- The Senate will forthwith choose another.
 The President elect Mir. Van BureR, is now presiding the Senate.
 The President said to be in very critical conditions But few him. forward you by Express the Bulletin ofthe Globe of this morning,
 THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH. The health of the President has gradually improved but he is still extremely feeble and unable to meet company He gives his attentio few hours every day. to communi- cations laid before him by his Cabinets but he absolutely interdicted by his physician Or HunD from receiving his friends as effort threatens return of ham orrage which his present weak condition, might be at- tended with instant sufocaton.
 Judge Strange (v has been elected U. Senator from North Carolina, fill Mir. Mangums vacancy. Strange S5 Settle (Wlg) s3-scatering Ca Whig) one here is Whg vacancy in the House of Commons, which to be fill ed before the six years Senator is to be voted for. forward copies of the message know not word of what is in it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01


iort Merchants arr ondea,efins 10 establish,
throughout the county, asystem Of fpionege up
the habits pecuniary condition and hnsiness ca
laey, Of The interior merchants, IN ordr that
,hcy may knew whom 10 credit and 20 what extent.
They oGelod the station of SpR, or the safe Of
Virginia, 10 Joseph Mayo, Esq. Il member nj the
Richmond bar, who indignantly refused til cm-
poymcnt, and resented the otIeg = a cutting reply
10 ,ho>c WHO made il. Now, ii isprrleetv inslh
able, in the New York dealers, or dealers any
where else, 10 ascertain the responsibility ei those
WHO appl, 10 dem for credit /, but the means
sorted 10 IN the present case, to effect this end, are
not very cteditahle To them. We are glad that Mr..
Mayo Indignantly >purncd their otter, aud equally
50 that lie revealed heir project 10 the community.
II is to be regretted that he names OF the New
Nork dealers, who belong to this secret police as
ISOLATION, are not also dNuieed. that country mcr.
chants might mark and shun them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

~ The Enquirer announces tn passage Of
Cen Scott through Richmond, ON his way to Flo
ritla. to chastse the lndans--anj add, " the adj
miniStraiion are about 10 meet the contest IN tic
most vigorous manner -1bo"t TO meet 1t !!
What has il been abont for monM past, during
which time every mail has been buriened with
reports OF pillagc and massacre in that devastated
region? iboat to meet it VIII that restore to
life the dead, comfort the herea,cl eonjure
from their RUNS the ,llmes which have teen
DESTROYED As a, present advised, We cannot bur
believe thai tie administration is chargcable with
eros, and criminal neglect in this matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

GxWcMBUH0 COTTON YARN.

'B'iii Subscribers, Agent, for The sale Of the above
Yam, aud ofller altcles manufactured at this
establishment respectfully solicit orders for the same.
ifom 1oten and country Merchants.
Having satisfactorily tested the quality Of this
Yarn ty cur retail sales, ard from the general prefe-
fencc gwen, 50 Lr has under our observation,
We can With eouhdeneetec onmend il to our friends;
aud such as receive their Clouds through this place.
by making their purchases here. avoid the risk and
dag on the fer saving the expenses Of transporia-
ton aud will be Supplied "lth an article fall, equal,
II not superior 10 any prtdocrd a, sna, establish
ments.
Possessing, DO. grc7t facilities in for,rcrdirg,
NC can assure our country itends and The public
generally that hcIr orders viii he executed with dts-
patch. MeCORkI l. & MCDANIEL.
~ ibt foHoteing pGpcrs IRE requested 10 insert
The foregoing advertisements, firckiy) hfe, moks,
The inside form -LyaehbHrr DemoerGt Danris Re-
porter L,fington Gd.eHe, fmeosRt Democrat. Atipk.
don Stotemon ond hnorriHe Register and forfedrd
accounts totjs cNet.
February | w3wii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
Monsieur EOnsOls.

III This celebrated Racer and gettsr
NJ w Of Racers will stand this season.
Fl[~1f VtY tSpring 1850 at my stable, at Hal.
s.,s.ssls- AL. flax court house, and is ready to
serve Mares Al sixty dollars the season, payable at
its expiration which will he the 18th OF July uext;
hundred dollars to insure payable as soon as the
Mare is known to be in oal. parted with one dol.
lar, cash, to the groom, Large AMI extensive Ias,n.
rage, gratis, and mares will be fed, if required at %
cents day No responsibility for accidents or es-
capes, but every usccauton taken 10 prevent them.
MONSIEUR TONSON has made himself 20
well known ~ his unryaed achievements ON the
Tui, a1d the particular distinction of his Colts for
running we'll. beautiful appearance, fine action aud
selling high AZ render further notice unnecessary.
I hose who desire to a detailed account OF his
pedigree and performances, referred 10 the Anie
l.can Farmer, volume 9th, page 800, and also to the
Turf Register and Sporting Magazine. Tor january.
1881. WM. ". HURT.
Halifax C.. II Feb wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
Xccrocs 3s Au{sssUII.


70 AVE NOW on Land, large supply OF C0TTos
h YArSs CANbIf-WtcKs, CoTToS BaT-s ami
toao al IN n lew weeks ill be able 10 supply IL
;,HFsrtS.s OF good quaii gtat sorhe.n priees.-
The assormen, of Yarn runs finn No > 10 IL. in
elusive. aud TIC quality cGua! 10 any rade in the U.
states. Merchant. eho baye eenven'ences Of get
tins Nsr.s &c from TINS place, are respectfully ask
II q fefd thcir tsdefs, and encourage home nsnu-
aeture The prices shall always he as low as Rich
mont, Baltimore or New York, Tor goods Of cqv1I
9aoi"g. and The terms very accommodating
on Elk months err f, OF liberal discount for cash.
J ~ tho convenience OF Merchants and othcfs,
"rhin. n lcal with tbs Company, Mes.rs McCoR-
HLr \ McbsSiEt IN Main STREET are appointed to
act Agents for the sic Of ear Goods. Therefore,
any otdet addressed eiNrr 70 them or to III. under
siIn,d Willie punelnally attenhefto.
10. NokNElI. Agent for the
LyaehibE Manufacturing Company.
February w',w,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

DIED, on the Eth ult at Nordham. his residence
in Cumberland, tnrin TAYLOR. late Chancellor u
the Richmond aud I.ynohhure Districts. the ?0h
of hs asc With lltlc AID ltom cad, educntion
with none from wealth or patronage, thus gentleman
attained, and hllcd with ability, several OF tie most
important posts in the service oi his native STATE In
the Courts to winch ms practice Al the bar con.
fined he acquired high reputation rs a laWY,r aud
the highest advocate. lie MaS luur \ dl,ju
rulshed member of the General Assembly during
the latter wears of his service III that body hr was
Spcakcro the Senate and be nas one ol the most
jealous and efficient leaders OF the Republican party
the memorable political revolution Of l-lc-I In
lSO6, he elevated 10 the heneh of the Chmcciy
cunt As the successor Of the venerable v sthc, ard
remained III that ottiee until the abolition ol the
thancers Courts IN ls3l, uufiug the greater pof-
ton ut his Judicial lie. aud until tie pmalytle dscaee
III which he died. had begun to creep over his acul-
nes, his oilela duties always 81 lie most ahorious
klnd were performed with great ability, with cNcm.
play industry aud with perfect mpauiay. As "A
pubic man, hs talents aud services were much less
splrudld than useful, and not likely, thea eoIc 10
be long remembered, but his private vntuns will
yer be- forgotten nv those who bad the happiness to
know hl, kind, auk, generous aud couiidug nature.
lie as verify Of tie better portions of that praise
" hich tie GREAT historian bestowed on iiehdus -
stiys, senator, matus, amICus, ruutts Vita uihcus
rquablis fetti pcnleax. coustans adv clsus metus.
-, n his residence, IN buckingham. the
1lh ult atiel PAINFUL aud pfotEctCd Illhess at FIVE
weeks llNafUs Io1LINo, Esq. III the G;ld >cal OF his
aye. He WAS ,oi many years active aud faithful
magistrate. he was also a member oi the teuctal
Assembly during the memorable 'sssIuu al .9ISu0.
aud frequently thereafter. In politics he Ms Re
publican Of the J'licftoni1u sehto,-- Asa husband
and father he was hind and anectonatc as u friend,
warm and sincere; aud as uelehhor, benevolent aud
charitable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

~ The Van Buren, papers arc cAtoilmg Mr.
Adams and Mr.. Walsh to the very skics-Bonk
leaders as they are The Bank monster has
given way To another humbus-tlc French var
and Mcssrs. Adams and Walsh, who always hated
France. are hand and glove with g the party" upon
that question Hence tho corrupt have become
pure and the simplctons are converted INTO Solo
mons Mr.. Adams is completely dyed inl he
wool" and Mr.. Walsh has passed through tho first
stage Has the President hco vacant Mlss'onst to
spare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

ration Oh 'iieir reoor's An atltn cit worth, of
the cause, and for aneht We know. Of the man
ne same process of reasoning would justify Il
so"ft, at one session, in eXpuucing the dcri,,uns
aud ORDERS made at preceding tern Dos {.
"iihifs contend for Ills also Tie pcope=v would
hold trir rgliis by irail tenure. ii il were So.
And Yet Court has Just as much right tlu, u nj
nlaie IFS records, as Ire Scnale las To lalsify its
Journals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
T7IE SUnsCG1pNps,
Dealcrs IN SHhond Fancy Goo3s. iahiy ot13L .
Sirttt. NeIr. IoIk-

Ut07cfS m SIX dHd TtlHcY L0ods TH7Ty y IoI, Itd
Shtet, Ser York
TNAkE this method OF informing their friends,
D. tat, consequence Of the destruction of then
Store, by the late caantou, fire, they have removed
tn the large, new, and convenient building, No 81.
Lbtrty Street between Broadway and Nassau Streets,
nthe ground formerly occupied by Grant Ihoftur 5
seed Store, and Immediately contiguous to the City
and other Hotels The loss they will sustain viii be
bat trlng, and their stock, the approaching
son, wlll be entirely they hope to offer increased
facilities TO purchasers of goods in their line.
COMSTOCK & ANDREWS.
New York, Jan. 4w its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

-, .o,ll sa, in hi> Message 81 the fellow
! ,n.cemberi 1t IS strange, ton, ii'n' vlen the
as ,,,...ls that the President in that Message.
:. o,ct the requirement al the French Govern
:, !, .bonld be in favor Of war measures. before
a'' ,ow whether the Message Is or is moi salts
e, tory 10 France.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
REMOVAL.

ID d. NORVELL, having taken the house late
1 4. " occupied by Mcssrs. Franklin, Hunt TO.
Immediately opposite the Nirginian Oflce.) respeet-
fully informs his friends aud die public generally.
that his stock of Dry Goods has been lately enlarged
by a fresh supply nom the North-amongs' when
may be found man, desirable Fancy Articles.
lie is determined TO sell Goods as low as any house
in the place and asks call fiom those wishing to
buy.
Jan. IL S~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
> TO CAPITALISTS.

.ces.~- The Subscriber. wishing TO remove
49, FROM the city OF Richmond, offers Tor
H. sale his whole Stock in Trade, con-
frA / sistng Of small but general assortment
70 49, of Hats and Gaps, Iauen' Fixtures and
Tools lor manufacturing Satin Hats aud flushing
Fun Hate.
The stand is Que Of the most d.sirahIc IN the city,
anil, To amoderao capitalist the establishment would
no donbt BIZ an object. To persona acquainted with
II, 1t IL needless 10 say any thug! TO those unit
qnaiulod with II, the subscriber would simply say
that II established b, the well known concern
of R,yMoSp & BnornEas, Who, for many Years,
carried oteNtcnsNe wholesale and re-
tail Hat business than amy oil 81 establishm
in the State. TIL. terms Of sal. viii be favorable TO
responsible persons. &. '. RAYMOND.
Richmond. Fcbruar, | ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
~ y AsEI q se Il.


I'D ANYWAY nom Ncssrs. Martin aud Ewing. Q
4 d miles north If feiamlas, Nississ,ppi,) on the
loh Of November. ls;5j negro man nnned JIM
shout % years of age, sir fe hfo inches singh likely,
aud shutters. lie WAS recently taken out Of Moulton
la, in Alahama and will ehdeayor TO make his way
b9ch to Tennessee, OF to Todd county, Kentucky,
wLe,c he was owned by a Mr.. Lewis Level Jim will
not own his nane ., his masters name, and will en-
d,avol 10 disguise himselfbut his remarkable height
aud his statteriog Will dectt him.
bought Jim of Messrs. Martin and Ewing.
WM. l.. LAMBETH
february | IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

AUCTION AND COMMISSION
gSTfe;s q, FIst
nSG& glS&

UOIiN X. y. PAYNE, Auctionecr, and General
80 Commission Merchant, returns ms sincere thau>s
generous public, Tor the liberal patronage he has
received At he, hands lie still continues the above
business al ITS blanchc-, III Ii extensive Auction
House, opposite TO the Bands. aud hopes by unie.
hitting attention To business, 10 mtut continuation
of the patronage OF hls friends aud the community
generally.
He has IN St0rr, and '"trnds 6eeping eonstcntlp
on hdnd--
St. CroiN Sugars, laguyra andS ST rom.uro Cot
fee Gun Powder and Imperial ca, Loai and Lump
Sugars, New Orleans aud Wet India .iolasses, III
hhd, aud bbls. Sperm and Tdlow Candle. Russct.
Black aud Sole Leather, Naslns, PcUrcr, Cap aud
icucrpaper, Scgas, aucy Soap, Gun Powder sc.
&c. which he Will sell small advance. Ncr.
chants IN own and country respectfully IN, itcd to
give hnn call JOHN L. -. PAYNE,
inctioncer end General Commission merchant,
Eaak Square,
IAN II Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
ANTlyAN BURN CONVENTION

We have received tie names oi the following
aadt ional delegates TO de Anti-Nun Enren Com
see,ion. 10 he held in Richmond, On the l0th
inst:
Henry r. Mcncf,e, iloralio
g. Molit
Goochland--Io hn NoolSon, Dr.. Thomas Cura,
James Peasants.
Flurdana-B. II. Magruder, Abm. shepherd,
John 'rimberlohc.
1HcGhdng--Joln b. Lewis, Joseph u. kayscr,
Thomas ". rl'ner, Ckalc>P, pormms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

4 Sgstem of Epionase.-Thc Richmond
Wing Of the 2lst ul,: contains series OF doe"-
men,s going TO show that portion OF tic New
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

~ Our readers will peruse with deep interest
the distressing accounts from Florida. Among
the victims, is Mai. Francis Langhornc Dadc, of
King George county, in this State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

a." On Thursday last, Col. Watkins gave no
ice thai he should move TO tsscind the resolutions,
adopted by tie VIRGINIA Legislature in 1884, ccr-
suring the removal of the dcpesilcs, as an abuse
of power. How can he be cruel to MI Speak
Ct Banks I Co the same day, Mr. Mallory, Il
Van BUR- member from Brnnswick, gave notice
that be should move 10 stikc out III. word " tN-
purge" in the cxpnneinp resolutions, aud insert,
repealed, rcscndca, and rendered null aud void =
We hope lac viii find a sun, lent number oil hi, rs
>ociars 10 20 with Inn, to redeem III Virginia Le-
ri>la'ure from the disgrace Of following TIE lead OF
!. H. Benton,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

a. Ou Southern papers, by the Iasi mail, con
lam distressing accounts of Indian dopredaIions
md murder, in Elelida. We have no room, tins
morning, Tor details.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
xgNlALE SCHOOL.

ENIlE Subscriber will commence her School GU
Y Monday the 18th Of February. The course of
instruction will embrace English Grammar, Geoe-
raphy with the OF maps and clobes,) irithmc-'
tc &c Terms As heretofore. T.. BENAGH..
Icbruar, | w}wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

" Col Joe Watkins, i, is said, in his speech on
''e Ixp'nging Resolutions, assinlila,ed the Jour
"a's Of the Senate to the books kept by MGR
1'dh'-aad argued, from the unqacstionable right
o. the latter to erase an cntr, from his ledger
7Ne fisht in The Senate 70 perform similar opr-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

u IN the debate on tho ENpungine Resou-
luilons, Mr.. Gilmer bore down upon some Of il,
adsocat's-thosc Who we're members Of lha Leg.
Isia;u'c in 1870, and concurr,d with Tie Senate
ID denouncine the Removal of the Dcpo>tes, and
who now wish denonncc the Senate because !,
agreed with thcm,-wih tremendous forcc,-ar-
raNing before ,hom thor own resolution. aud their
own votes in favor Of ii Bui tie ENQUIRER has
stepped in 10 the rescue of the discontinued KNIGHTS
and tells US that the resolution of The Legislature
only declared the removal of The dcpoSitcs an
abuse Of pcwer, whereas the resolution oil tue Sc
nate sly les II an usuypafion Of poicer Wonder
inl difference, indeed But surely not vide e.
nonsh justify those who voted TINT il was merely
an 6oRse, To be quite wrathy AS some of them
are with others who thought it Wis an usi1paflon ,
LIS IS surely the age of brass, whenthc venerable
Editor oi the Enquirer can eravely dccaim before
the public, on so ludicrous IA distinction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
" Asri<GroS, jar. 2.ll, ls3

CovrspoR3oGcr e ho IVrehbuC tpsiniop.
W,smvGroS. Jan. 2.ll. 1870,
Gspfl,mfn--- Il will Interest ,ouio Inv, 'i'al
Special Mc>s,uecf ir.m tie English vessel ot
WI JUS, arrived NJ Norfolk, is nov IN lbs City.
Ills mission IS of course, not ,ei certainty known.
But the btsl informed nr rather ilpse he are III tho
best situation to obtain unclieiHl news, say that it
relates IN en- d tcnlti,s with France. / So can
fc accept The ntediaticn of England rance
has demanded OF rs what can neNrr lie conceded
10 her, and shall W., by submitting tie admiration
Of the matter 10 another, run tin risk oi thereby
eonccdine that whiehNc have said W. never would
10, and which | think We ought no, TO do France
has taken her stand, and if she Las accepted the
mediation II Erelah1, he has virtually expressed
4 willingness To rcccdc from tint stanl Il 50. let
hcr rcccde upon her e~H responsibility. 1t Is
doubtful if the offer Of mediation be- accepted, on
our part, even if France haS.-hut II she has not
lhcn dm sure II Will not he hv our ro,einmt NJ.
Il is also confidently believed that the late pub
sotiqn Of the Due = Pr L. lottcr 10 NJ. Page
Of, was expressly directed by the noble Dehe linn.
self II 50, it is adding insult to injury. Another
Gene, a'l.ir.an appeal Ia the ptop!c fainst then
government. ! an, rs ANXIOUS lot peace, MS any
man in the Union. but couiess do not see
hook to hane ,uh, ret ora hope upon. do
hope, however, thn may p,n,r, in this case, AT
least, neither a prophet, OF th' son OF prophet.
Oar Indian affairs are still increasing III ddcul.
" and complcNltS. 1t will TAXI many gallant
life mote, and many round sum 20 subduo the
Semnoles. There IS SO iule doubt that he Crct.a,
have Joined them. ,lai mcasufes are taking Ia sub
due them also. Then the disolet,ion, il Is b,lcv-
ed, is extending TO tie Arkansas and Missouri In
dians. II tla be the casc We shall have ears Of
trouble.
Active preparations gong an in AZ the hran-
ehcs ot the War aud Navy Departments. The
increase Of the army ber,ns 10 be- stirred. aud II
will no doubt be done. The necessity Of is toe
apparent Ia be NEGLECTED,
So soon as Conpirs. ~ done wranelng about
matters that happened vrar aga, the Apptopr
alton bill, will all he passed some f,N of them
have already. AMONG thcm S5oo, 600 for the Sc
minole VA. At first, $50, 0oo MAS Thought sun
cent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

TIVE subscriber Will cort'nae, At the old stand,
to ears on the business of Apothccary Il
Druggist, in al its ,af,ois bfanchhs and invites
the Old friends 81 the firm, and the public generality
10 give hun call JAS. +. ROfAbL3
Eel fuary |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

Frcsh Gar ZEN Seeds.
TuST RECEIVED, and for sale gebefal a.
- sortment of Fresh Garden Seeds.
JAMES r. ROYAL.
February
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Xr,,.z.>ss,.v{s.-,
Sros'gsls.S ..srsyss.s .sr
- o.
EROMlM A&illNEINN.

Il VII be seen, by the following .tifer, from
orr Washington correspondent, tia, tnllard las
probabl offered her mediation in the trenhqrat-
ri. We DO not concur IN IN ,oiresi ondrut's
views, though I,r nas speak Tor him'.lI {onit',nt
onc paragraph ofi.s letter Tor want oi roan)
CoreYen3oacc e me ivpehbmS Iirgini"p.