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Monday. March IL, 1sae
CAMPBELL COUNTY

meeting oi those persons opposed 10 H.
ton Of Martin Van Buren,, rs mex pr.-;l.,...'l
L. States, is,esrcc,nll, nGrr>l,d. at c,...'
Coz rt-h"nse, ON the second Monda, of N -,
(c"urt day for the purpose OF adapting s,cl.
>urrs as may then be deemed cNpcdier, !,
rncr t" the approaching election of D,L,o,,.
represent this county, and ola S,nat,r r.
sent this district, in the next General Assent,
CURTIrs
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WAsnINcroN, March Z.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

By a muuuca;ion received al tie Ad utani
Generals Office from Major General Scott, dated
lie I'D OF Ftl,uai!. II appears HAT hr arrived
al Pi'"lai", Fl rda, lie faa previous, wh"rc hr
found lhc lt battalion % Georgia foot IN position.
He ports the l,t l., t,lion "t Georgia mounted
mo on tie south side of tie ST. Mar>', river, and
hat the ID mounted battalion had most prohall,
commence lis march from the interior OF Grorgla.
The head COMPANY ofthc S.uh Carolina mounted
regiment had reached the O.ecchcc. The rcei-
mcn of foot :on that State, Under Col. Brisbane,
at 81. Aueusinc. General Scott received II
despatch irom Erisadicr General Clinoh, dated
the 2Oihot EclInar,, with return If The troops
md, Is command ~ For hrarc ard H. vicinity,
fia'ed tire l7,h. This force sst, of 52;i mcr,
'neludinc >ulun'ccr~. Rr gadi'r Gem raj CIinch
states Il at. an II arrivl Il Cel. Lindsay ~ Fort
Rrno he, Tampa Bay, vii, III, Alabama regiment,
Major General Cares vii lave at iiat place
nrsr 2,2C0 men, and about leo i,' ndl, lndi-
ans. Giobe.
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Mr. Jefferson RandoIl il j, said, in some of his
IF. q,r, i, urrcS rrs 10 AID fro lis winter, he
tween Charl, ,vr and Ricl NOE 10 attend To
! is separate claim t" seal IN the House, annonn-
ccd that he Pre- >idcnc, was fixed or the next SIN
zen Nals in IT," person OF Van ard Rlvrs.-
Wln,hrr he has obtained tbs aerrcal lc iniorna
nation fir, IL II T. SNh Inc leave, or made anoihcr
div, inio liricularrum and t,rcl cd up jefferson
MAN Manr>crp, which lore,ell, il, the dcponcn
>ailh Lot. H..
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II early CanfI
March 10

~ IE >rl strit cr. la,ilC ruclsscd Of "cssra
Clay & WINS tc,f stock OF GROCERIES ).
AID tai t.. a lease CT ticu f.ouse. Las removed to
lh.u iarr st%i d. cite don ho ow " m. l.. lancas-
t.r's whcte he offers for sale upon liberal
terms,
200 sacks tn. Liverpool filled Salt,
hhds. New Or"ais. Porto Rico and ST. Crox
Sugar,
SO bags Coffee Mocha Manila. Rio, Laguira, ia
vi and Porto Rico.
,00o lbs sluC'e and touble refined Loaf Sugar.
"lo.e olesl lourg " OIL Tea,
C. Cup "Gcr do
l2 do do Extra do do
lot tauy loNcs do do
) Is Inn tral do do
.ORl lbs Cotton Yarns various factories,
u hhds est india Molasses.
do reh Sugar House do
tlerces Orchard Grass Seed
90 Timothy,
tcrcc New h,ce.
COCO IBIS nacun.
tons Rock Plaster.
10 tcrCcs Ground do
, bis \. Carolina Tar,
iOoD lbs. at c i.,r l9ns,
! bbs, Dutch Madden.
ceroon Spanish + Loaf Indigo,
Together with large assortment Of other arti-
cles usuaIl, lclt l., Gtoo.rs. tA,d,nt Spirits OK
CeW,dD lie PARTICULARLY invites the late customers
OF NessrS. Gle, & Nihs, well ~ his own, and
the IuhIic reurray to i've hun a call.
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SPLENDID SCHEME:

btSideS oUs us Gus SIS lbs s 3Os los 15s AS l3s
12s &c.
" in the above drawn scheme, all Tickets hav.
ing the Isl drawn number on them. will be entitled
to SO End drawn SIS !; Sd sli; 18th Sl3: 5h O,
OH Sl2; 7tb Sth. 9th 10Th llth or l2th $40
Tickets, $40, Halves, IS, Quarters 81 So
For sale at DIGGES OFFICE
Narch7
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.ELNO. O.V CG.I'NIG.N.EE.vT,

) trails Hard Shellcd Almonds
> de- Soft do do
4 halse English alnuts,
. do fibcrtS,
cases French Prupes, in fancy boxes,
Is drums SMYRNA Figs,
5 bis. CoaITar,
klts Mac arel ard Salmon.
l:uch ard Scotch Ilerr,ngs.
Sour ds ard tongues Also 80 boxes Tin Plate
expected daily,
All OF which will be sold low for cash or bartere1
70 country produce. GEORGE BAGBN.
March 81 ii
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= 1000 Dollars. GRAND CAPITAL N
CT 10 Prizes of $1,000 -
C. Lowest 2uumber Prize $50 %
TIRGINLA PETERSBTRG LOTTERY,
CLASS No. &. FOR IS:}6
To be Drarrr at tItrondrid. Saturday, the l2th
dnu of Morch le:,6
IS Nunbcrs---.-.--12 Drawn Ballots
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40 ssaii Road Contractors.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the the Boil
l. lingbrook Hotel, in Petersburg Va, ON the
Sth day Of October next, for the excavation, en-
bankmcnt and masonry of forty miles OF the Ra-
LEIGH and Castor Rail Road
Plans an profeS of the work will he cNhhne6
at the place above mentioned for ten days Prevl-
Gus to the letting, and all other information will be
given on application to the subscriber or any OF
the assistant Engineers on the line.
Recommendations will be expected IN eases oil
persons not known 10 the Engineer.
CHARLES +. NJ. q ARNEIi.
p s. For the information OF persons, At dis
lance. | would state liat the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road i, continuation OF the Peterbnrg and
of the Grccnsvilla and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke to Raleigh, in the great line oil Nor
thcrm and Southern travel.
rh, road is located high and dry ridge oil
country. which is considered remarkably neatly ;
and the mildness OF the climate admitting Of opera
tons in tie open air throughout the winter, makes
if prculiarlv desirable to those wishing winter Jobs.
The facility Of travelling Is 50 great now by The
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Roads, that the trip may be
performed in forty hours. The trip may be per-
for medin the same time by the Bay on three day
in the week.
/ tuu - IT,
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To EsIiHSp EsuifffelS.

TnIII. President and Directors o the Lynchburg
i TolI-Bridgc Company, having determined 10
rebuild their Bridge, entirely anew, and upon
Towns Lattice work plan, hereby give notice. that
they will receive sealed proposals for rebuilding the
same, until the LIST day Of October next: Tie
Bridge will be from 675 to 700 feet in length-to
be erected ON three pillars and two abutments-thc
two abutments already erected can be used with
little altcraon-the three pillars Will be built entire
OF solid stone masonry-trom 10 10 l. feet wide nj
the foundation, gradually aperlne from the waters
surface to : feet at top-and will be about twenty
two feet high from low water mark--the water IN
the liver al each point for pillar will be about
g. , aud feet deep: the contractor will have the
liberty of getting the rock from qualfles near the
Bridge, without charge: and, it Is believed that
rock mas be had from three pillars now standing.
nearly to erect two of the new pillars the wood
work of the bridge will be upon Towns lattice pan-
wide enough for a double track for carriages 10 be
covered with roof, well shlnged and the sides
wedhcr-boardcd reference NUT be had 10 Towns
late patent for specifications in all bids OF contracts
Separate proposals Will be received for the stone y
wood work. tho the Directors would prefer cor
tract with the same individual for both: each bid
must state the shortest time for its completion and
delivery
The proposals may be addressed to the undersign
ed, VINO viii LAY them before the Board oil Directors
ON the LIST dav of October, for their considerations
The Directors will not bind themselves % give the
contract the lowest bidder. merey because II Is the
lowrst-but must take into view otbcreou>ldcIUions
with it. Bond and security viii be- required for the
faithful cxccton ofthc work withiuthr time pfescrl-
bed and agreed upon.
WIN. W. NORNFId. T,e7sr.
Toll Bridgf ComPa1lg
0FeThc Globe &. lntclligenccr, Washington City,
will msicrt the above twice IN their country papet,
&towTd thcir accounts to tins Office iofPa}meni.
sept. H. Ito
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N O = ICE

VVNlIE co-partnershp heretofore existing under
IL the style of Baird Il MassIe, was dissolved ON
the 9th OF August, by mutual consent.-N m. Mas
having purchased of Thomas J. Baird his en-
tire interest in the concern, the business will, in u
ture be conducted under the Finn OF Vim. Massic
a Son, who alone authorised to settle all claims
due to and FROM the former concern of Baird x Mas
sie. TllOS. J. BAIRD,
TIlOS. j. MASSIE,
WM. MASSIE.
I've River Mills Nelson county, Sept. lw
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STOVES.

VINIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
4 and the public generally that he has on hand
and will shortly receive large assortment OF Ten
Plate, Box and Cooking Stoves which he will sell ON
the most moderate terms. Those wishing 10 p +
chase will please give him a call. lie also keeps
Stove pipes TO sell separate from Stoves.
THOMAS q. AGREE.
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ny FLETCHER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
n-F-"THe LyucAsbHrg uirgiMi0n"
TER Ms.

:, printed tcice irerk, at 81 PR annu, payable in
,dr,nce. No paper rW be discontinued, (bm at The
s,etou ofthe Ediors until all orredroges are puid.
~ lDVERTISEMENTS reiH Be inserted at
20 cents per square, Tor hss The first tme and 81
CENTS for ,ach continuance. Those from u distance
must b, paid for previously to their insertion unless the
,cymsut be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbarg. ,,,.,..-#..,
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E'Ol.ITI('AI..
JUDGE WHITES SPEECH,
A knorriiif.

+ Knoxville, on the 30h OF August, the following
Toast drunk
Our distinguished guest and uciehbor, m
Hon Ifa. Larson Ithtc-ilS public career la
been no less conspicuous for It's consistency, in
dependence and usefulness than his private life Ia
lis proprieN. purity and rightncss MacSolene'
and resolution cannot PROSTATE him. Iennes
sec will sustain him firmly and icarlcsSly agans
the ISLANDERS of malice and the magic OF the mos
influential uamr.
After the loud and reiterated bursts otapplaus,
with which this sentiment WAS received, had subs,
ded, Judge WHITE rose and said =:
GrNrIEMeN;
The sentiment Just given, and the feeling
With whielisii hu, been received, encourage me (,
do something more than make my acknowled.-
menis for your undertaking support and continued
confidence.
After an absence of almost nine monls, seven
of which were devoted to my duties II Congress
upon my return home, to find the nciehborS the
propIc OF my own county, ready to greet me rs Il
friend, 10 declare in the face Of the world, that my
character as private citizen does mol deserve re-
preach, and that nv conduct as public lnal
meets their approballon, is source oi the hl2h-
est qualification. More especially when reflect
how necessarily | have been asSallrd, and with
now mnehlnu"SUN Ni'oS' s''""'' y ''N' ",'' VI
enaet, under the SANCTION OF names So'"' % "'"
kho" are ana 'onR ""' "''"' N'i "p'a u
NQn' as we" as To ''c S''" "''9''"A VI NV 'e'a'
citizens.
For eleven years have, in palt, represented
Tennessee in the Senate of the United States.
| md the last two wears, my services, humble rs
they were, appeared to be acceptable 10 the great
body of the people ANY complaints AGAINST me
were made oomPar"n'l ny ,'"' 'na '''a
VIE =, "'s'' Wv IVY ,'t
Incl M'sr'ra'' ana MS 'u'"'','"'1'.
Vow the ma'rf mas '"''',"' anu NV '''
violently aNNl"'" Nv N'M' Oh '""'' WI" N"''' !
nave l'fme''7 "'''"' ana NN''" " ''',>e g." ~
were my o't'Gf opponents on "',''i'' % u. At.
taehmen' To INC t"H ,""S""',' ''N' p'' 4''
ms zfafo"Sj"""S' MI"' '"'N sun continue '''.'i
hosRfR to me. i'l'nN ''Sp''' ~ me S''''
nom nay 'o>"o"', an" "'I"s' '"'' w NM =.
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.ila ffopHf III S'"' ,'f'''N -. 't'"'' - a.
ials' al" owe ""'""'", n''j" NY =, w nv
'hIeh> were "'''" "'',' S|'''"r ~ '''','''
ana otlon2'n2 - 'n"' ''"o"' "' l''' '', ~ 49,
when hon",e' WIN scar III ''' N'''''' ''''''',
"a hlNht" '''' on "' ""I'"''''',
honestly carried '1'' IN rr't','F' my own POM
cal opinlohN "o"'' '''o ''''",''s ''l' es'"' '''
OPINIONS III my '"">'''','"',' ''N' ~ ''',''
i'e'ed nor "cS"'" tue nc'!!' ''" 'o"' "o' ~
been 'ndnccd t" nr''P' ~ " S'''''.'o u any ~
my principles haa u'en ''q"''u' ~ ''' f''''''
domestic all'.c'ohS NN''o me " So," ''l ~ N''
SION, and "ilh snch we'sn', mat ''a maui UP
my mind to withdraw ana let my pace ne sup
pied by some "h'' whose n'"' "o"'a "o' ~
aoomeo u oi"o" ~ ''"'" WV rs Wv ''','o'
tunes bat abandoned 'hr 'l'a q, ''e '''",s' so
hcItatoh oil Somc' WHOM u o",''N',N' ''o"s"' ~,
friends ana VINO are now u''r'' wv "yp.'1 ','
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S a NJ y 2 L T. d r o w N
I'T'nR lEE ~ IdIif

nFFERS his professional services in the SUI
~ pcrior and Inferior Courts OF Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
o. Address, New London.
August IS
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TEAS. LEMON SYRUP. &c.
EIS()

TUST received, superior lot of GUN pow
- DER and BLACK TEA,
ALSO
fresh supply of LEMON SYRUP and LON
DON PORTER, which we will sell low, at the
Sign Of tie Boy and Golden Norttr.
FOURQUREAN n PALMER.
August % Is
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,hink, uniform aud steady thouch very humble
supporter. II on any ron, he has chanred his
Ptfn'Pfes, II IS unreasonable to expect mo 10
change with him, unless can he furnished with
sufficient reasons for such change.
Humble as my professions are represented to
he, We now seq, and know, that nv ,,entrobye ola
'fiond, The Ciei Magistrate Himself, in his own
proper person, has openly, and in The rieac Of thr
'orffe'gn PfoPfe hrmsetrcs, turned ont to control
ana regulate pnbhe opinion. This is trouble
winch am very sorry he had to take on my ac-
count. fS arts arr 10 tirc after him. He oc-
eo'l's the most dignihcd station upon earth. II
any man '''ne a,d more towards clcvatlnr him to
ua' station Than did II was because he had more
'p''lehce' lie haS the efficient control Of the
"llo' f"'d OF the naiion.-lhe disposal cf our in
'a a, fnoHe oomah--thc appointment Of all
o'''''s' III nome and abroad--tbc power to remove
'ehN Oh thousands oil officers, who have no means 10
procure subsistence foradhyi he chooses 10 remove
,''" n'A mt'l d. ~ ne "rccfs, or DC turned
'p0sf 10 ""fff' All tins power zcaouSy strovc
- CIV "'o'' aha , ana 81 "nd"r thorough conrir-
.y' 'a',' w WOMB only use It IN accordance with
1'a ''' ~ 'oe constitution That he would fol-
''n NE WISE example OF nShIngton, Of Jefferson,
''r''''P ''., monroe UNI 3" lar nom openly
~ ~ 'leo''on o, ms successor, or en-
oo" as''s any Executive officer to so, he would
49,. t.,9 o'','" =" ~ ''oP'S' ana MINK It nigh
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- " o "'H''oS, MS prefer
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Z domestic COTTON & WOOLNN GOODS.

VTTE oiIer Tor sale. AZ our new bnl1dmcs ou
w GIopf SQUARE, six doors below the I,anL :
ry;rcinia, the following
.,,m,sijc COTTON * SNOOLEN GOODS.
s,o5 bales Petersburg Cotton Dznabnrgs No 4 ..
IUERCifIN7rS FICTORE)
o,o i, Manchester do do No. \ ,
~ ~ 1 petersbnro Ior u,tooco F,r,ogyl RI NH
~. and IL Brown Sbirtinosand ,ber1j,,ss
~ THE doods abore Ve,tjoued ARE mail, ot
-, u -, ,,.L and arr ,,o, ,,y, AZ J. >,,,yso,o % ala
me 0's So 80 y > ''3' ;
ont 81 s1PeIt" lao'",
~ bales o-i C -, d anu VI Drown "hltt-
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GA0TEHsNa BUSINESS,


II all its different branches. They will cut ana
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to cali and see their sioel,
whether they want 10 purchase or not, which cor
,i,ts as follows: Cloths black, blue, brown, po-
fish green adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades Over Coats, drab, cray, brown, and 9th
crs, such as Pctersham OF different color>; lrock
Coats blue, black and Green summer cloths; black,
blue, brown and grey cloth; Dress Coats, black,
blue and green summer cloths j; Pantalooas, black,
blue and other shades of CLOTH black, grey, brown.
green, drah, white, blue, and different stripes !;
Nrstsof many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds; Shirts :
Slams Drawers; Suspenlers Stocks, Te-
nants and Lambs Hats; Caps Shoes j; Gloves !;
&c, &c. which they determined to sell low.
The goods arc made under their own supcrintcn-
dance. J. BRANNAN ~ co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Berger Il Co.
MAY rs Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
ENTE.N.SIJE sale
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,, HARD.
WARE, &c

'kNliE stock of Merchandise of the LATE IIr>n,
Il BROWN, Jr., not having ben disposed Of enir,
Is was anticipated the Store house. which is nearl,
opposite the Banks, will be opened in pursuance OF
a former advertisement, ON FRInAY the LIST of JUL,
ana the Nauahl" assortment of Goods offered for sale
10y retail, OF IN lots to suit purchasers for CASH. Al
the most reduced prices.
The Executor, who is desirous of closing the br-
s as soon rs possible, is aware of the necessity OF
oHefhS great Inducements To the public in order 10
h's'cn sales, ana Will expect to satisfy purchasers
mat decided bargains ma, be had Tor cash. The
STOCK o Goods Is one of the most valuable AMI va
fed character, embracing not only large supply of
the principal staple and Standard Goods. but al
most every article IN every line OF business, consi-
tutInE, IN the fullest sense, Fancy and Jdriety
Stare. There Is IN the llonse but an nconsidera-
BILE amount OF the Goods which were on hand two
wears ago, whilst the greater part Of the wiiolc
are such rs have iust been purchased at New
\ ork, not cut or broken and many taken out
of the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late IN the season while there was Il pressure
IN the money market. after the merchants were chief
ly Supplied. and sales consequently dull. so as pro-
badly 10 cause sig hi depression in prices. Owing,
also to the period at which they WERE bought they
comprise the freshest import tons and very latest
fashions. The commercial community is already
LEVIED. in scnlc measure, from the pecuuary enbaf-
III Smcnt under which, from temporary eaeses, it has
lately ahOrcd and it, generally anticipated. this
pressure is about to be followed By general eNpan
sion of the money aud resources Of the country, pri
ccs will of course ri-e, and the present moment will
be shown To have been the most favorable both to
customers. and to those who buy 10 sell again. lor
supplying themselves with Goods.