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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

TO Tolerate slavery within her limits w,
not warm and malignant enemy of g.. ~ ne
son in lS24-tlc same Gen. J,ctsor =, ''ek-
io'S' w'.e" he has heen thought up" a, =,
most OF Mr.. Crawford's old friend, were l., ''e
vIiely worshirped as to d, car, tia, !, a.
enough for him 10 have served u,,a. so'y
C'nei = All these tereiycr>ations are
iacis, and viii not be denied by any man 'q'o
any P'e'efs'ohs to intelligence and vera,if,. VI"
guarantee, then, we repeat. has the Sou,l, :, W
man who has been " consistent only in -,
irney,' will MT hereafter, under cer,,i,, ~
stances, deem measure erpedieat, Which
"'her circumstances, he bad pronounced ,o,..=.
tntf Is ii not certain, the right 10 rcso., '''
measure being admitted, that he will IL.,=.l INV
At the rhang" will tend to his ecfacarandi7,..
of II he will not, MAY not some future pr...,
assert both the right and the propricix of.,..
II, and refer to the support of Mr.. Van Ro..s
southern votes, with his ayowaI before ~.
P!c'e cstopp't OF our denial of the RI, h,
as OF our responsiveness against his ep,c,:,..
"edg" 10 the great crusade against II, ,,..;..
attntion OF Slavery south of the Potomac,
lhr'e views are thrown on, for the ca,,.;1
hon OF all those who are not 50 ,omnl.,.1. =,
fed With, and welded to partg, as To lo IL.
m IT pride OF opi Mon, or some cqo,n,
motive, 10 disregard then own de,ro,, :.
the nights of their native State, and thc n,,,.s9'
safety OF thcir families. We b,lic,o Il.
many such: and 10 thtm we af.ucal. :,
wand Ho~, for this is tic crisis of .,r Ca.
as he Slavery question is involved. and ..,:..
principles Of the Constitution, such ~ nm.
believed thcm 10 be when they ADMITTED =.
there be amy vino love party ettcr dian ,.r,n.:z,
whose love for Martin Van Buren, ou,u,i.,.i
consideration OF What is due To ,lcir own
to them We have only 10 SAY. sustain b;,.
vote Tor those "lo intend to sn>tain linn.
member, that lhoSc WHO 1" SOW the ,ird.,.;ui
40 fie'' to mnrmur, If they" reap the uhirvi,do
Vote for and make i'm vour pre>i,cn,
not complain. if after having ton,.#>o viii ,6.n
hno"Ic&ec that lie asserts the RICH, OF Cono,o,..,
irelsa'o Oh the subject of Slavery in the D;,,,,.,
OF Columbia, ho >leuld hereafter deem il ,,,,.E
M 10 exercise that right and to raise ,l,e 0,#.,
- universal emancipation oa the borders nj Tia
Potomlc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

the troops and the Indians we're on opposite SIDES
of the river and that ON the night OF the ihird day
the Indians attacked the camp of Gaines, and that
there Rad been 40 OF our troops killed and wound
I'd. We believe the report 10 lie true, though We
have no knowledge from official sources.
u. 3 Since writing the above we learn officially,
that Gen. Gaines had been attacked on the utglt
OF the ooh February, by about 1900 Indians a.
he Supposes, and after hours hard fighting he
succeeded IN beating item of. The loSs On ouf
side i / Killed, and ~ wounded, among the lat
ter officers. Gen. Games Is il dangerous situa
ton TO use his own expression, " hls woordcd
are Increasing and his houses decreasing" lie Is
short Of provisions aud enlrencIcd and surrounded
b the enemy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
JACKSON AND WASHINGTON

We invite aurntlonto the Letter Of i" \ Q0cr-
ISL to Gen. Jackson. Ii conycts him, bv clear
evidence, OF having been engaged in a conspiracy
against lhr character of Sen. Washineton-whicr
fact is perfectly in Keeping with another, more no.
torlouS, To wit, that Gen. Jackson and Edward
Livingston, both members of Congress at the tine,
voted against the complimentary resolutions Wloh
were adopted and presented to the iIuslrious fa-
tier Of his Country" on his retiring from the
storms of State to the peaceful retirement Of
Mount Nernon.-And vet the serviIc follower, of
this ancient enemy of Gen. WASHINGTON nfitt to
be greatly scandalized at what they are pleased to
term Gov Tazcwell's irrrvcrrnce for his mcmnrN.
Some of llc 4" La cr sort" actually burn Co.
vernon Tazewell neiev, be cause he was falsely ac.
cused OF having refused to hoist the L. S. Flag on
the 22d February, and vet they are the parlzln>
of Jackson, who, with few congcnial spirits, pad
hirclng sandcrer to compile and publish their Ca
hmnlcs against that truly grca, and good man
The hypocriles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

Nh. LfIGn.-Wc had hoped that the gallant
hcariup AID noble independence ol Mr.. Leigh il!
his late course, would have had some effect on tie
mrfds, even oil his opponents. We are TO be DIS
appointed. TIE Richmond Enquirer speaks Of
hIs letter "iupofrui IN argument, arrogant IN
manner, and contcnpluens in style Is tbs real
Is tin iade ncnt Of the Enquirer For ourselves,
wedrcnr We mover read = stronger, more pow
crinl aleun,ent--d more modest, Vet firm and
manly sindIcHflUu--a more courteous aud respect
iul address i the TnrTn cuts 10 the quick. II is
MOI Nj. Lciels fault. " Let the CALLED aides
" me-. has Unl5rr, arc uunrung.
II is asserted IN lie Enquirer, that Mr.. Le.el
" namlles his own report Of 1872, under foot
Wrulttfly deGy tlis acca,aton--nn the contrary =,
hc luuphantlv ,uslaiu> al the principles Of that
report. He takes / Is Stand Upon II, aud shows
,ot.cusiycly flia "A iuefocug Inn 10 violate tic
CONSTITUTION and 10 II. al # moral tntpnude, y
lie Legislature have reversed the ground then as
stunned, and ntadr Il fatal assault upon the right of
instruction Itself.
NJ Leigh will mol trouble Them lonr. In any
event, lie Ill not retain IN. scat after the present
st.,>.nn al Congress. Drbunc lations cannot moNc
linn nov, nor influence his course hereafter. We
call lhcn upon tic press, upon the party press, 10
do bpn JUSTICE. Shall We arpea 10 lh"m IN vain
We fear 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
WESTERN DrrARrMrNr.

- .tL III, Iaill1uS on illp 0Stll of December last
,.,.. n.u.,,
- -, ll..,Il,2 j,L,on,o 80 Iug6
'' '>'''-'
"tNtth: tal''Inle 10 N""t o"'eu'n>' oil.
served me oaUt-tr'ehd SIX OF seven m,'N n"tl1
"i NE '"'9'''o'','' ''N'', "h''r WAGER hHd'
ana IN, e"hmaod we're o'N."N'o eN NE %
lo'""' '"ni'h> ohl"' @o'' u nP''"''I ''>'' ana
nav II 'Rso'' - >"' ''' 'o'P'" Wy ne 'o','
nc '''ee ".'i ''0' .o'''a,u "h'" ''I'N'a
IL ''l> I">' IL 's'N uoi' "''I' nay, '",'h'l'9
Oh '"' il.,' a, ''t i''1 l'>'' on ne sio"na o,'a
hl'd ~ 'Ial. p'do ON inc hlght Oh the 2'lh DEC.
Tie 'Gd ms parry "rff d'>tleN'd ON the morning
ol Tie 1N'1 ol December, ah""' hour mi''s IN adj
'eoi lh" P'>lil"h. lie vas advancing towards
'llN posi- ana "'N "'a'he" Iom 'h' norm, 50
mot ON me &V' INST W. came upon the rear OF liis
'''"' yum" "'=,'" u '''' ~ ne ""' ,'ht' va"
~, inv" tu''u H'u l'>>'" tn' f'ouh" Nh''oal
"""s' "n'n 'h' 'ro''"' ~" MS ''"'i came upon
one ol me mn" apr'hn" scenes mat can be INA
elh'5. We "r'i 81" some h'"htn and scattered
.oN> We 'a''' tut Nv" oxen O! "hl'h were
~ 'n' a'io' as ,''N lad 'll'n a>l''r' 'h'n NoheN
sun On "'''' ,.' 10 "'e ''E''' one OF NV" nor
>'> "''' Se,'' 80 o''" ''''' u sh'''1 'h'"-
Wv II '"' ~ '''"s "' III >"' " "''' h' Is 10
lo' IA i''oe''9i "'ta>'"o'h '"' u'''h''' W ''h-
~ we :, 't',' -" s NV "'''" an" "'N' '''eN "' IL
"''' '''" ','''N "''''N "'">"s ",''e N'h"n>'
''''-'' ''''' - Wv ''''''''T was '''' "i'o tue IT.
''" were N'f, "''o">' every one "' 'o'h'' n
iI' 'N', l.' postum '"',N "''s' nave occupied
''' ,'1 ',' -'''" "''as o'N, I" 'o' logs Over
v '' ~ ",u ~ Wv, nv" ne anu u',i no
d''N 9rridcd WITH striking regularity parallel 10
each other. ih,N lad evidently been SHOT dead
n tim posts, ard The Indians had not disturb
ed them, except Nv taking the scalps OF most OF
thrm. Passing this lntle hrrast"ork, we found
niber io51es aIsnc lie road, and 10y The side 81
1b' road generally "hind trees Which had been
rr>srttd 10 iur covers from the enemy ) FIRE. Adj
Nanen@ about ~" hundred yards further, We found
cluster oi bodmS III the middle OF the road.
These were evidently the advanced guard, in the
rear q winch was the body OF MAJ. Dadc, and 10
the fight. that of Capt. Fraser.
These We're all doubtless shot down on The first
tire Of the Indians, except. perhaps, Captain Fra
ser, who must, however, have fallen vrr, early in
the fight. Those in the road and by the trees, fell
during the FIRST attack 1t WAS during cessation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

a.hinrfon. against the claims Of the government.
The consequences Of this decision the eli, Of
an important naiurc.--fhr sum of ; 100000,
the proceeds Ollie sale Of the lots ON 1he Lcycc,
and which amount is now IN the CIV aud Com
mcreial Banks, will bccomeihc property of the CITY.
This Is more than sufficient 10 pay the whole debt
Of the city, and illus removes one oftle most St
rious obJe olons 10 the bill OF Alderman Labalu,
dividing lie city into tlfcc sections"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
IMPORTANTTO VOTERS.

Il should be remembered by such voters as
embraced in the housekeeping clause OF the s0'
Siitu,ion, that their votes will not be receive"
the polls unless they have "actually pad ''e
f,he preceding year, before the election >"
decision has been made by the present iions'
Delegates,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
MISSISSIPPI BRIBERY CASE.

HE charge that John II. Mallory, Esq. "A lead
ing Van Burenite in Mississippi, had underworld
10y an indirect offer ola bride, To influence the vote
OF member of the Legislature of that State IN
the recent election OF Senator, was brought before
that body recent y-and the charge was fully sos-
tanned by the evidence. Mr.. Prcntiss then onef'
ed resolution asserting that fact whcrenp"n' vi
Mal"rN's friends not daring to meet the allrga'
ton fully and fairly, Smothered II, by a motion 10
lay 1t on the table, which was agreed to- ayes o.
noes p There can be no doubt that Mr., aIA
er'S election was ellerted by bribery--and 'o'
tie Offices of the United States, in the hands O
Gen. Jackson's agents, were the brides offered
ihS Is bringing the patronage OF the govern
mcnt into conflict with the freedom of elections
IN mode never dreamed of until now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
ST.. Ar6tsIf>u, Mncl ;.

- \
10" g. NV i''' '5'H ''i'"'.l'" i''"
lae''''''"5 e''' Any account OF ''' - "'''o'
"a" '''-"' - ',e 80 'a'''' '',' ~ >'''
- - 7'N W '' ''''' 49, ''' - IN ny
WI ~ ''.''' - IN '''.' VI ''i'''
",'' 'i'"'''' ~ Nl,'-
nv
s'''''.' ''''l ~ "'.' ~ N''''
NV 49, : gu 20 ''' ~ ~ III ' '1H-
S'''' ''l.' " '''' - "'' ~ ''''''''f "'''a,nE
az 49, - ~ - '''' ~ "'''' ''o'' o,N,
I"'e'" = ~ '''' '.''''' 'i'e always 81"
'''.4'' '5= ..'' - ".''' i7''"'ei' 80 Nv"
- '''''i, y, ''''H>'
n a. nv ~
- 90 i'''''''. ''i' Nc
NJ ''''5 '' '''a' ~ '.''. 1"3ne Oh aon'
f'"''' ~ W. '', ~ '''' ''''''. u" are H.
N'i' '','' - ",,''N ~ "'1 "'U'th I"uf"'
IN mus o. ''' D'"",-, ,'@" DAYS Prov
S''a'' ''' - w ''''''ee'",e, l'I Inc
pe' l''>' o. "''1'' ''i.'s "'s''' any iou''ns were
on ''' Pse"''
Va arriving al 'i"t N't1h "N P'~ai2' N7sdlsFG-
"H 'f ''Nr''~' ''"'.'.i'''E'' ~ WI '''a'"'
to h.'"r" a"H@iro--a heht r"@n' oeod across Tie
river, Waei, ai"on4" narrow II dep and Iafd,
ana continued NO dat htibe1 NY eamnE any
material advantage. lie uafd day pe1a HnnrN
retired, ana tine" mp q hI'a1 N"ih-Aiiei winch
'' d" ''ii'''' ~ nv '.'''i'" ui'"'
RECOMMENDED Tie >N'nal,h' and lb'n fetralcd
win nope oi deceN'"- ilN enemy, and drcotng
them inio an ambush. Aitr d1i> GA the same
ddN, HE eHilie body 81 Indians, HOW largely re-
inf reed 10y the mrNd OF scattering squads,
crossed tie river, aid had lie bravery 10 attack
him in LIS trenches. he >f'tasem Wis thus
suece>>tni-'..e cannon epcee" upon them. and
played with snc'' elect, that It's presumed tmer
hundred Indians and NcerncS ~grrk killed. l>aN,
presumed, IS II j. not known "Lc'lrr lll1t ma l5rr
was destroyed IA TIM single caaa'emrut OF IN die
entire rec,uite. hen t.r cannon opened, thc
sa,aGcs hee4na " terrible be"lIne, 3" and no noc-
der iul am Told taal al he trace chains l,laac-
ing to tie Wagons were used iu>tead oibaI'~, and
literally II, we'd diem down l.h rraS> hcttajl
the scl iho Two Of cur officer, wrrr wounded IN
that rngaecmeni--onc of whom, il Is understood,
has since died. Gliues has sent To. Ctnch ior
prov sious hut afterwards coaa,crmanaed the ur-
der, as the Indians would capture tie WAGONS
He Is understood 10 lie sarruun ed til, pro, isons
n,,l,l BE- conc-aad unle>> a reinforcement has
be,t, sent by SCOT, his int md lbal of his Gallant
army. i, ssllrd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

The Globe SAYS" III republicans ra,y To y
man under the standard of Van Buren, and john
SON" Then il is very PLAIN that there are 10
" Rrrrmrc,Ns" in Virginia, for there the party
90 tor Van Burcn and Smith. How is this diff
Guilty t. be stepped over. simply by {" rNpung-
io9" the word " republicans" and inserting the
"spors party" True republicans have no favor
OF affection for the standard of Van Buren, and
Johnson. licr. Gd1.
The leaving of ten pounds by man in Eng
land, ITO help to pay the national debit was
considered to be good joke. But a better one.
We think, is the declaration of Mr.. Fonanc in the
Senate of Virginia, on the motion 10 print Mr..
Lcich's letter, that" NC recaulalion letter OF Nj.
llooc, Of Ming George, ought To so with it as an
anSrcr ~ " There is but a single stop" sand Ma
noeor, " from thc sublime TO tine ridiculous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

ants n. Henderson. Nudge and Keats OF the art.
lery and Doctor J. =. Gaflin.
have the honor TO be, with the highest respect
Your obedioni servant.
T.. \. IlITCHCOCk,
Captain 1t Infantry, At. n>peetor-G,nora.
MAJOR Con. EpMUNp T.. GAINES.
Commanding W stefn Department,
Font kinp, Florida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

We learn that Judge Bristol, of the L. :. Dis
trict Court for Connecticut, died suddenly ut his
residence in New Haven on Monday evening be-
fore last. Willie walking his room, he fell and
immediately expired, His disease is supposed TO
have been an affection of the heart.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
GRE AT LAW slit

The New CLEANS Union of the 23d ult says
" The suit SO long pending between the United
States aud the city has at length been termina-
ted BY tlle decision II the Supren,e Court 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

Tie Annual Conference otlhc NJ +. Church
commenced IT'S session in Baltimore on W,dncs-
day. tie 9Th in>f.-Nc understand that one hun
dr d and lift, preachers in attendance, Bishop
llcddlng rrcellmg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
rgondav, IL arch Al, 1886.
SLAVERY QtESTiON--0Pl\loNS or
Ir,DIF WHITFS MIR. VAN BIREN.

r ''"Po'' 'o'''' u,t.....;.,,, ,Lo-
'rs on 'i'' o,''''''' ~ e..
f1'o"'H W. NV " ~ .,.s1,i.., -
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tie senate u ''' ''''', ..,.,..1,,..,
! presume s'', -. -,
. 'ae an f'''9'' u '''', ~
oio"N'' '"' "''' nm ia
u''' l'P''' ~,
'na'se ''>''''' ,''o '''''''' -
pass II oN'' "'',' ss' ~ IN,
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w '''''"- -
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u'''u'''' M" ava '''' '''"''' ~ WHY
'''S ''''' - i''
'','s VIZ . ~ ''''' ~ ~ sl''','
Vi '''" i''''''0"> - ~'''.-' '''' ~ iva '''N
''N'''' ~ INV ~ -
~ ',' '''''' - - -
'a"''" 'N'"iS' --''"' IL - III "'' ""'o' 'o''-
en- man III i''''"5 anu '''' 'N wen d. n''''-
~ ''o ''' ''''' ~ ''> '''o'' VI WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

The delinquent Legislators Of Louisiana, who
fail to attend their duties by nhseacc, are, by OF
der of that body, daily advertised like runawa>>
in the State Journal, the Bee until they re-
turn Ia their seats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
z. T.. lfON Ely.
IS now opening, in the Store two doors above
l. Messrs. v llhams y Victor 5. an entire new Stool
OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,, DC,

suitable tor the present and approaching Season
which he will sell low Tor Cash.
lie particularly requests his friends and acquain-
tanes TO call and examine bis Stock before purcnas-
ing.
Oct ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

Some one has endcavorcd to >taptIo proceed
ngs of thr Lower Canada House of Assembly d,
by >prinl>Ilng assafrda over the floor Of thrir
hall. ha, WAS wrong, unless thu, were passing
"rvpuneine' resolutions. IIhlclng Times.
The book secrs ave advertising " Tie life and
poiitjcdi opinions of Martin Van Buren," for sale.
The Latter, We are aware, have been in moriet a
long time. III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

NJ. ,l... .,,...,:... r. ,.;,,i,,,..
10 TIE 'o'lo"'nt '"''
tAtfact o letter To the i.dItoi OF TIE fehh>Sha-
MA Enquirer da''d
" AsnINGroN, March 3. 1886.
H.. d;sc,..,on If ilc Abolii,on onc>tiou wa.
Continued ID, j., IN. Senate Inv Mc,.ls. knp
,fGrn,ai, and Cold,bo,onab of MARYLAND, rijl
L',Iro,.,,l'rcn n,,la,L oLcn the >,bicc, was post
,.,,.,J ,,ll ,lo,,,a,. l., eommon consent. did
L,,, ,,,'.,,r,l dat MIR Gol,I>b,ropph
',..,r,, ,l,,, ,f,,n,a ,,,.nnl was made 10 abolish
.l,,.,, ~ rho ui,i,i,t of Columbia. Ibe rconlr
,,.,,I,t5o.n,. ton miles sunafe." uoud sell
III ,,,,, s.,,,,t. and ,Ius 4, trat ia. end. nl
r,.,,,,.,. IT, t,,, A., d,.,i.,,..,t could lie had |
M ~, ,I,I, IL, C,,, ,,.r already ii object in
,.,,,.,.,,;,,, , ,,, ,.,e,o ,,,, vim uliqLt lave
,,, IN ,Ln .nd If III. d,,. iolI, ,,,,,i,f las in
,lc al,o,ion excitement been sold
,,,,.,,.',o,,,,l .>. illn the Lat few week, of
,I.nint,, ,nI,Io .,I. will On ,,,. rs loa, ,x lhc
,,,i,,,.,,c,i.t, and g, loue Will = uorilcrp man
l.L,ol cl ,,,n, i.b s,,ni,ion hv tho .nronl,, ot
I.,,li,,,,,
Nnri.#;, 1o,,,l,, rl,t >ocl, >Loul1 be lhr ,,ct
vli,o lin. ,icIf. o, , ncopl,. are rud.ngcfcd. Thr
c,l,n,,af ,I slave. b,ljin, conn,,v = viJcau,Lc
and ,.,d, L,, ,l. actin, i,u, may ren,r. and c.,
,,, H., ,ho ann. will can,r when tbc, will
l,l ,,o,,. Ma. #vLoL. N.r,L ~ III, il common en,.
~ D., IA 40, I'D =, L,,. ami, IN H.,
n,,l. le.snl.,nct LL,y# Lccn M, femme. +, on.
,sa,l.liI,.', tic .,,,,o holds, ,L,. No,,h f.,
,,,,,,,Js ,,l ,,o,,;,.,,,,, l,,, h.
o,.l, led ,.,,,lo,,,
49, .,,,,l.,. ,.,,,l, hon, IN LOO, IN
,,... -, ..,.,,.,',,. ,,..l man., ,,,oo, i, a.,
,, I ll ,,.I >, ,., I a.,
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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
I,;S |s25SS''5;5S
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
For Sale UhoiCSdic and Retail! bu
WIN. PALMER,
IL. ~,

WIN. PALMER,
Near the Old Market, Main Street.
A SPARAGUS. large giant
II ARTICHOKE, large globe
BEET, early blood turnip, early yellow do, long
blood, Sir John Sinclair, French Sugar or amber,
| Mangel Wurzgl
| yellow six weeks do Mohawk, dwarf cluster,
Warrington or marrow, refugee or 1000 to |,
large white Scissor pole beans French early
white do
CELERY, white Solid North's giant red
CRESS, broad leaved garden
CARROT, long orange, large yellow, new red
studley, AltTinsham
CABBAGE, early May, do oxheart, do York,
do SnsaTlo1f do BaI'ersea, fiat Baitersea, large
York, Philadelphia, late fiat Dutch, drlmhead,
late Bergen, green curled Savoy, globe Savoy,
CAULIFLowER, early
DhooULI, gssiy purple cape
CUCUMBER, early cluster, DO Frame. LONG
green, long PTickly, uhvrhin
CORN, early TuScarora, do white Canada
sweet or sugar
ENDlVE, green cufled
EGG PLANT, purple oval, dc round
LETTUCE, early cnrled Silcsia, Ice, brown
Dutch. large green head or cabbage
MELON, MuTray's pine apple green citron
MUSTARD, white and brown
NASTURTIUM
ONION, white Portugal. silverskn, poiato, top
or tree do
PEAS, Landreths extra early. early primitive.
do May, do Charlton, Bishops dwarf prolific,
blue Prussan, early royal dwarf, do frame, dwarf
m9rrowiat tall maTTowfat
PARSNlP. long smooth Franch, turnip do
PARSLEY, extra curled
PEPPER, large bell
RADDISH, long scarlet, short top, long sal.
mon, scarlet iurnp white do
RHUBARB
SPINACH, round and prickly
SATISFY
TOMATO, large red
SQUASH, summer bush, do lemon, do crook
neck, winter crook neck, vegetable marrow
TURNlP, carly white, rata bags
Herb and Flower SEEDS.
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JUST received a supply Of Garden Seed, from
~ ID. Q. Landreth, Philadelphia, warranted
genuine of their kinds, and OF the crop Of 1885.
The following compose paris
ASPARAGUS
BEANS-Long Pod
Broad Windsor
Red and brown speckled valentine
Carolina OF Sewee
BEET-Earlv turnip roo,ed
Long Blood
Broccoli ard German Greens
CABBAGE-EaTlyY York
Large do
Philadelphia
Landrstl's large York
Drumhead, Savoy, &c.
CARROT-Luns Orange
CAULlFLOWER- Early and late
CELERI-White and red
EGG PLANT
LETTUCE-Brown Dutch
Early Cabbage and various kinds
MELON-Cilron, Nutmeg and Water
NASTURTIUM
| ONlON-Varous kinds
PARSLEY
! EAS-Various kinds
PUMPKIN
RADiSH-Vurious kinds
SPINACH
SQUASH
ITURNlP-Various kinds
TOMATO, &c SC.
am constantly supplied with an assortment ot
Seeds, from the above establishments and each
package bears the label and warranty of ID & c
Landre'h, and for the qHalily OF its contents
hold myself responsible.
AS the actual growers of The Garden Seed,
they vend, am enabled to warrant them with
JAMES McKILDoE.
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PARRISH & MATTHEW'S.

SHOChOE HILL,
"A RE just receiving, and offer for sale on &C.
N eommodating terms, the following articles
20 hhds 81. CIoix and Porto Rico Sugars
~ bols do do do
40 boxes ane barrels dosble and single LOAF
80 boxes fresh Teas-Gunpowder end I'm
psrial
5 chess Young Hyson Tea
do black Tea
10 cases canister do
$50 bags Rio, ST. Domingo and Laguira
80 bags old Java and Laguira Coffee
80 do Green Government Java do
20 do old Mocha do
10 hhds first rate Porto Rico Molasses
% do Maianzss do
80 boxes l0xl2 Glass
80 do SxlO do
bags Pimento
; do Pepper
8 do Race Ginger
10 casks Cheese
100 bblS Baltimore WhiSkey
10 do Virginia Apple Brandy
do Peach Brandy
4 half pipes Champaign Brandy
6 do imitation Brandy
8 puncheons cid Jamaica Rum
IS bbs New England ID
10 dcmjohnS old Madeira Wire
pipes and 10 or. casks Sicily Madeira do
20 India barrels French Wines
10 bblS sweet Malaga do
10 do do imitation 90
10 do Cordial
10 do Cherry Bounce
100 kegs Nails taSSoued siZeS)
500 sacks Salt (Liverpool fllcd)
1000 ID sole Leather
so sides Russell Leather
ID boxes Lemons
% do OrJnges
20 bblS No clpt Herrings
$50 do do / ct oss do
10000 lbs old Boron (al middlings)
5000 do new 10 (hos rourd)
10 tons Swedish Iron
do English do
do nail Rods
do plough Plates
do mould boa ris
do bli>tered Sreci
80 sacks Almonds
1900 lbs Cotton Yarns. &C. &A)
1000 do do do M'Snshsser factory
100 boxes Soap
80 DO patent Candles
80 do tallow do
100 bags Shot, assorted
- kegs Beaiy'S GunpowdeT
80 cases common fur II ats
% do silk do
> do wool 10
- boxes chewing Tobacco
NutmegS, Copperas, lndi 90, Starch
Nader Alum, Clover s .ed, family Flour
With variety OF other ariicl -, too numerous
TO enumeTaie. They woHd particularly invite
country merchants and others To examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. They will
attend strictly 10 the sale of any Produce entrust-
ed 10 their care, or TO the storage of the same.
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