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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

OUISA RAIL ROAD-Thc Commissioners, under whose d.
recon opened by virtue of the net Incorporating
tho Stockholders OF the Louisa Rail Road Company hereby give
rorr more thousand shares Of tho Stuck the said
Compuny have been subsced and the Commissioners TO
tho Act call the Subscribers: TO he held Mt Lou
sa second Monday in June next To constitute
such entitled 10 majority OF oil tho
votes upon all the shares subscribed must be
present. either in person or by proxy. go
The folio brief proxy, thought will suniec
"e $780, having subscribed for shares,
incorporating the Stockholders oil the Louisa ha
Road Company do constitute and aproint -, .
proxy attorney attend general meeting OF the snbsc
bers TO held at Courousr, tho second Monday
next mecns for ind in name, whatc
could do personally Given under my hand ana seal
thi, day Of 1885. . tSEaL.J
r The Commissioners, at Richmond, 7ayoSie JHcSsons
Godony have the original books OF
Louisa tho day Of the general meet
ng On the morning OF the general mccns books Of
win Louisa Court house, closed again before the
...,;,. l. MAY o. 5-tdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

nc uh"cIlbrr OF the late firm Of Powell Atkinson,
respee" INFORMS his friends aud the public generally, that he
has taken the soI'ousT corner Virginia Carey late
y occupied by MI John Wight square below the Columbian Hotel
and door above Mr. Charlie. Fame The purpoc of trans
acting General receiving and forward
goods of the State will keen han
wel selected aud general assaI,men Of Gtoeec which will be
sold 40 low than Inc same cc this
,ton1 him. especially his friends residing hs Counties Of Ches
Charlotte Halifax, Pylvania, Prince Edward, Cumbesnd a.
bsmae Fluyanua Lousa Goochand his couny Knc
William and Curonethe OF whom srncruly put up ~ S
Columbian Hotel his only few doors below the tn
they particularly to call and them
selves before they purchase elsewhere Having had long
tho above business he that by strict personal and
ting attention ~ business share proportional Purt Of public
nase ledsns hmsr eIeItion to give
faction. EDWARD POWELL
~ .. All kind Of produce consigned for snc goods
forwarded elsewhere whether coming james River down tho
Cual by the Rail Road will ho received and attended free
drsyae all goods purchased Of will BE- delivered
part OF the City free Of chuge All orders thankfully received and
fanctually attended to. E. r.
Nay 10. .. l-i&w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

EpY decd oust executed the subscriber 10y Joseph
Walker bearing date the lho APRIL lS and recorded in
the Clerks Of Chesterfield county, he will for the
therein mentioned sell public auction, for CASH at Hasboro
tho upper of Chesterfield Tuesday, the l4'h Of June, a
kcr lives The land will be sold subject the dover of Mrs log
wood subject the right Of dover in the wife Of " al
kerr Tho title with restrictions is believed be unqucon-
ubc the subscriber will be conveyed
Nav H. I2-wd,sl GEO. y. y. PORTER, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

LANCASTER, DEsBY g. Co., .7urtS.
IL Will be added to the above sale at the Eagle HOTEL
Lot Of ground belonging to the above estate, adoin
ing the property Of Hagan in the eighborhocd
of Belevilc-also The interest Of said G. H Bacchus,
deceased, in Pew No. -, the main aisle in the Monu-
mental Church. [l-tds May TO-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

or for Sac-Wl I've sod New Kent Courthouse, on The
A second Thursday August hcing Court lot At said
formerly the residence of Edmond W. f'ocka der
containing Of Land The improvements such will
sp small fumiy, professional man, merchant mechanic
Tho New Kent Courthouse under certain
their private entertainments boarding.
houses o, Liable the restrictions,
save tho last hc building Of cnscthc owner may EFT ct
and keep store it, which renders valuable that &C
count as there the naceTerms mnde known
the day. III IRE COthisoiS'.>E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

E9UBLC SALE OF LANDOn Friday The 81 day OF juno next,
previously disposed Of privately o which due notice will
be sivcn,) will be sold the highest bidder tho premises
the upper par, OF Louisa county, Bcavcdam Crcekthc rc
nal which, unclcaed aound with tho choicest tmc
which rendered valuable BY The immediate vicinity OF
several ms-A asc portion Of uiso excellent tobacco
land conveniently situated for market, being within few
Buck Island and Union Mills the EivHnnn River
The creek flows through the plantation aosa
lurge quantity Of meadow lard.
sold the premises the 9Th Of June The tract Of
Land reside containing hundred and twenty
and situated road leading from Louisa Court
hous. to Fredericksburg, 7 miles from tho former place.
S Should of the said days Unfair tue sales will aSo
place on frs; faiT day thereafter.
Terms made known Oh the dny Of sale.
Nav 5i. IJ-:a"l LUCY l. BCHRUSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

r,,,.r RIHOCCIlE AND GIG MAEtNG.-Thc subscri-
srts an5sr OF BlAsroS sE,Y Co. will continue 10
's'! o. Ss,.< AMI will Carriages, Barorchcs,
AMI $S:s; c: every description, which we will sell as low
@ terms rs can purchased in OF the Northern CT
M STIFFNESS neatness and durability, exceeded by
o., friend. public generally, solicited to give u.n
't an' 'N"'' WILLIS BLANrON,
r:!ch. SAN'I r. SEAY and
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-16
TERMS OF THE TELEGRAPH.

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weekly at So year, payable within four months
or 80 so at The end Of the year.
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more thaa 100 miles Gom this office, the paper
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To companies, at whatever distance, who re-
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Agents, who procure and pay fo' sin subscribers
are entitled to the seventh copy gratis.
In making communications Of new subScriber'
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giving the rsas.es aud residences Of subscribers
SnI the amount to be credited to each
Az Bsptiat ministers, IN good standing in the
churches throughout the United States, are au'
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~ III communications must be post paid. eX'
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more lanes.
Papers will not be discontinued until all AREA
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publisher.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-16
From the Glasgow Chronicle.
ADDRESS.

By the Committee ofhe Glasgow Emdnci-
potion Society; to the Ministers of Reli-
gion IN particular, and the friends Of
Negro Emancipation in general on
American sStaCery.
ESTEEMED CHRISTIAN FRIENDS.
It's in DO spirit Of hostility to America,
that We now solicit your cooperation in
striving to expedite the extinction Of its
the guilt Of its oppression, IN hatred and ter
ror Of its liberal institutions. But with
these we have 10 sympathy. Nor is it to
these we now principally address ourselves;
for it will be found if we mistake not, that
they took little part in attaining emanciPa-
ton for the Slaves Of our own Colonies, and
are no way disposed to exert themselves for
the suppression of those evils in America,
, through which alone they can with any hope
Of success assall its disrelished virtues.
Perhaps II may be thought by some, that
we should rather. veil than expose the er-
rors Of our transatlantic brethren, with
which their exalted principles are practcaI-
ly associated, lest we involve good and bad
in tue same common obIO4uy. But such
temporislpg expedieLcy: such derelcton OF
duty in apprehension of consequences, IS
the verv prop and stay Of that hateful and
hated system which VIC desire to overthrow;
and for ourselves, We fear nothing In Vlndi-
catiuo the cause Of him who was anointed
to nroclailn liberty to the caPtives.
But why, it may be asked, were not such
renresentatiors and remonstrances employ
Cd sooner? American Slavery is of long
standing; why then are We only now bestir-
r;nr ourselves for its abolition? This sort
Of objec; ion might be reasonably urged were
we defending the immaculacy Of our past
conduct; but if we have been reprehensibly
negligent hitherto, that is no reason for neg
lecting duty still: on the contrary, We are
the more bound to improve, promptly. and
indefatigably, what opportunities remain iol
its vigorous performance. If additional OBJ
legations however, were necessary, they
y are not wanting. The emancipation Of al
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-16

The following list of Officers and Man
ayers nominated by the same Committee,
was adopted
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27
THE sLANpERER.

"He who steals my purse steals trash, .
But he who flches from me my good
name,
Robs me of that which not enriches him,
But makes me poor indeed. -sHAKs-
pEARE.
All that is damnable in the black
catalogue Of guilt; allihat is foul and
corrupt 10 the store house Of humsn
iniqui,y, all The demon like traits Of
moral deformity, and the blighting mil
dew Of detrac,ion, and determination,
are treasured up in the base and cow
ardly heart Of the malicious slaade,er.
The individual who aims pistol to
my breast, with the threat that deaths
leaden messenger shall cut the "bri,le
thread Of ife," or tells me his sword
shall smother its vengeance in my bo-
som, gives me at least the privilege Of
defending myself agains, his a,rocieus
assaults bu, be who, from the dark
recess Of his perjured soul, pours forth
the venom OF the asp to poison my
reputation, whose breath is like the 81.
rocco, and tongue ".he destroying an
GEL" who can sport with my "good
name" as "trihe ligh. as air" and
bias. a. one fell stroke all that | hold
most dear, then turn and smile upon
..hs ruins, deprives ma Of the poDer Of
ACTING ON the defensive, until character
isa wreck, reputation gone 10 the four
winds, and hopor as though il had no.
been. See The degraded wretch as
be issues from the charnal house of
sin and pollution, .be green earth is too
pure for his unhallowed step, the lighl
from the "glorious orb" OF day has no
charms for him, virtue and innocence
iiy from his approach, or are crushed
beneath the wheel OF bis ire, and he
sinks back again to the society OF
congenial spirits, whose unhoiy com.
munion is more horrid than the smin-
sling of Macbelh's wi,ches.--RecOr-
der. ==..
sIR THOMAS PIeros.--The follow
ing anecdote is related of this celebrated
officer:
During the Peninsular war, wher
provisions were rather difficult TO b.
op'aineo, young and dsndihed com
inissary had been Instructed TO suppl,
she ralions Tor The third division, al /
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

Opposite Bank.--We stated few
days ago that the North Western
Bank, Va. had been selected by the
secretary OF the Treasury as deposle
bank. We now learn by letter from
friend in Washington, that as yet 90
such selection OF bank here has been
made, by the secretary of the Treasu :
nv. The Post master General has or
dsred the Post Master here TO deposise
the receipts Of his officei in the North
Western Back. - WhsL Tines.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27
Miscellaneous

Few parents realize how much their
children may be taught at home by
devoting few minutes TO their instruc-
ton every day. Let q parent make
,he experiment With his son Of ten
years old for single week, and only
during the hours which are not spent
in school. Let him make companion
OF bis child ANS yer inquiries--com-
Municate facts, the result Of his reading
or observation awaken his curiosity
explain ditlicuIties--the meaning OF
things, and the reason Of things-all
this iaan easy playful manner, with.
out seeming TO impose task land he
will himself be astonished at the pro-
gress which will be made.
CAUSES OF CONSUMPTION. A late
number Of the Moral refofmer concludes
an excellent article on the causes OF
consumption, with the following recipe
for taking the disease -
Rscipe.-If an individual 10 born
with feeble constitution, il is easy to
obtain the consumption by the age Of
so if be will attend to the following
rules. Let the person, while very
young be kept always in hot rooms or
if he occasionally goes out, let j. be
only when he is thinly clad. Let him
frequent bathrooms, theatres, &c. and
60 out Of them in the middle Of night,
thinly clad and without any additional
clothing. Let much time be spent in
confinement, either at home or at
school rooms, on bad seats and in bad
,sT. Let The mind be tasked early.
Let the child al six or eight years
OF age become a prodigy for knowl-
edge. Instead Of simple water foI
drink, and milk and good vegetables
for food, give him as soon as you can
getit down his throat, tea, ccfise, and
ether exciting drinks, and the mos,
stimulating and high seasoned food.
Take care to excite his mind, if you
can, by emulation, ambition, and 9th
er kindred mouves-a his body and.
mind both, by unholy passions and
lead him 10 destroy his vital force by
vicious and unns,ural indulgeEces.
Take care TO have him sleep, both in
winter and summer, on hot feather
beds. And il these are not quite suffi-
cient to destroy him, let hin, take ac-
tive or poisonous medicine for every
x.ifing aliment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27
Legislature Of Pennsylvania.

.st
Mr.. BAKRR, from the committee APP
pointed by the senate in pursuance Of q
resolution to inquire into and report the
facts connected with an alleged attempt
to corrupt the integrity and influence thu
vote Of Jacob Krebs. &C., reports
That, in the discharge ofthe dsities3
assigned 10 thsp, they have examined
under oath, Jacob Krebs, Esq, Burds
Patterson, and Jediah Irish, and receive
ed voluntary statements from Henry
W. Conrad, Esq aud James L. D ar, j
The resul, OF which 10, a perfect eonvic-
ton in their minds that neither tina
Bank ofthe Uni,ed States nor any a.
gea, for il, in the remosest degree, is'
Implicated 10 the charge made by Ja-
cob krebs, Esq. before the Senate, on
tha 1o.h instant I; and taai, 80 IA a.
the examination OF lesii alony has gone
the conmittee are satisfied thai neilasr
the B INK, nor any person conaeessd
with IT, has IMPROPERLY iA,effered TO
promote the passage Of tho bill now
before The Senate. 'rhs committee
will elise their labors in a fsw days,
when full report Of the evidence wlla
DO submitted. A true copys
j. WILLIAMS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27
Mr.. MERcEa commended for the view
aiken BY Mr.. VINToN.

Mr.. MERcER commended feY the view
taken by MI. VINroN.
Mr.. PfNoKNEY rose to make an !ex-
PLANTATION. He had meant TO include
all the petitions, &c. that had been or
hereafter might be pressnted--she
House had agreed 10 the resolutions
with that meaning manifest on the face
ofit,--and he. now called upon hon.
orable members to adhere TO the decis-
ion they had made. His object ia
presenting the resolution, to put down
agitation, and shut cut the discussion
ofthe subject. from the halls of Con.
gress, would be defeated by the House
conserving to entertain the preliminary
question demanded by the gentleman
from Virginia, whenever q petition
should be presented. Hs was procees
ding to, remark on what he called IAN
unprotected and violent attack that
had been made upon him,-when ha
was interrupted BY the n oise and con.
fusion, which had already occurred ST
often ia the House. He proceeded
tine House has listened to series OF
gross personalities, n-Tne scene Of
confusion chat now occurred was inde-
scribable-several members arose at
oncs--some proposing that Mr.. PINeK.
My be allowedto proceed, others cry:
ing no! no + s. others again shouting
Ego on, go on + The SPEAKER in the
mean while vainly endeavoring to re-.
store quiet and decorum. The voice
Of the SPEAKER was at last heard. Hs
decided that PiNcKxRY could not re-
ply 10 Wiss's observations on the
main question; when the matter before
the House, was mere point Of order.
Mr.. PINcKNEY Submitted 10 this de-
cision, and resumed his seat.
The debate was continued by Mess
re-. BRIeos apd PsYToS, and soms
minor members such az HAw4s Of
Kentucky. BRIoes made an abls
speech-so did pEYToN. He declaf@
ed, il all the Abolition petitions, coola
under this resolution, be sent. 10 thes
Select Committee without any m4m-
Der having i. in bis power 10. demand
the preliminary question on the recep-
lion, the effect would be as mach as
saving 10 the Aboltionists "rcu ara
the only class Of The people licensed TO
yiIify and calumnia.e 10 your memori.
ais 10 Congress the very, 6oJy 70 winch
they are addressed. Yoar petitions
will Sc received, and have the consid-
Grafton paid them, OF a reference to q
Select Commiites."
When PeYroN finished, half dog
en- members started 10 their feet, and
addressed the SPHAksR at once. The,
name OF the fortunass person who firsls
caught his eye know not--but thanks
ed him from my heart for moving an
adjournment. Il was agreed to, aid:
The eommotion subsidized r.. L.
MIR. King, Of Georgia, in tho. Senate
on Friday defended the tight Of the
Aboli,ionists 10 petitias Congress.
MIR. Calhoun asked him, inr repiy, If he
would vote to receive petition pray
ing for, abolition in Georgia. Mr.. King
said EYES," 'Fhea said Mi. Calhon1y
"before | would utter such sentiments
10 reference to South. Carolina Won d
lay my head upon a block aad suffeE
it 10 be severed from my shoulders e.
Alexandria Gazstfs.'
sD8
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

1t is runiored in some papers, that
the President Of the United States has
determined TO institute Oh investigation
in relation to the cold-blooded massa-
ere Of the 20 American citizens, who
we're lately shot by the Meaicans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27
Curious PROCLAMATION.

In 1547, proclamation was issued
by Henry Slh, that women should not
meet together 10 babble and talk, ano
that all men should keep their wives
in their houses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

Judge White, in a debate in Congress
remarked, that, "belng in search oil
raurH the Globe was the last place on
Gods earth he would 60 10 tiad 1t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

WOOD is selling in New York at Ten
Dollars cord.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

Mechanical Ropidity.-A saw mill
is now at work in New South Wales,
the teeth Of which move through 5000
feet per minute, or at the rate oil 20
miles per hour. No similar instance
Of rapid motion, as produced by me-
chanical power, is, we believe, known.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

o. The New Orleans Bee says
"Accordiog 10 the opinion Of militia
~ gentleman who is intimate with the
habits and haunts, the numbers and
tribes of the Semiaole Indi ans 10 Flor
ida, there are 2oCO warriors, and 900
able bodied negroes belonging to them
independent Of about 600 runaways
who aid and abe. them ia their present
instructions"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27
Tfanssribiag C,'ss senate

HALF PAST O'CLOCK, r. ~.
The bill 70 repeal the STATE lax on
real aud personal property, and III c0cv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-27

SANTA ANNA.-A corr espondent Of
the New York Advertiser writes ffcm
Mexico, under date of the ninth Of last
month, -"Santa Anna is fast losing his
popularity aud ! would not be surpris
ed that he were banished OF beheaded
in less than six months"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

II Srv,rr.-On the 1th inst. Il. e. Nicholas,
tie new Senator from Louisiana, appeared and
took his seat.
On the same day, Mr.. Benton, the great" ~
pungcr," gave loticc that he should introduce his
cxpoug resolution in the course OF a few day
as soon as the Senate should be uI.-IIr OUGHT to
leave tina, Office 10 be performed by Mr.. Nm. {.
Rive who cannot fully obey Instructions, unless
ne shall &c infro3ucc," as we'll as support sHch Il
solution. lua NC should like to know, hA the
way whether Col. Benton intend, Ia adhere 10 his
own original proposition Of odiitr0tng III olnox-
ious r. solution oil lie Senate, bY lines drawn
itdnean 'lv, in the ,imjlitulr al lattice work, on
whether he will agrcc TO substitute the rjdicalon,
plan, winch tho - coward conscience oil thu In
einia Legislature devised, OF" drawing black lines
around" and writing the word ENpuneed' on
tie face Of it. The farmer mode is the mpfe man
!, and honest the two, since II does whit Il pro-
lr,,n, to do-the Iattcr i, a snrakin, effort to a.
void doing what it avoWN tie purpose Ia elect
'.willing to wound, and vet ataaid to strike No
man can envy Mr. Rive, the hoaor which haN n>t
been conferred upon him, coupled as ii is with the
degrading service which j, required at hi, hands,
as the price OF tile has not entered 4" throuel,
the Gates into the CIV" but In, climbed up to hi,
high place over tn PROSTATE character Of the
Old Dominion. The day o' rc'ribotton i, a,
band.
Tic Abolition que,,i Is still under debate in
The Senate, on tn" motion made, at an early peri
{ ,i, nat @ "A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
THURSDAY. March &c, 1886.
CAMPBELL. COUNTY.

.meeiing of those persons opposed to the cleo
..,a, Martin Van Bnren, a> next President ii tie
y States, isresrcc'lnllN requested, at Campbell
,.borse, on the second Monday Of Marc.
,,r, la1.1 for the purpose Of adopting such ma
.,.os as may ,hcn be deemed cxpedicnt, in refer
...e ~ The approaching election Of Delegates Ia
represent tbs county, and Ola Senator to r'ple-
In, district, in the next General Assembly.
CtRTlCS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
CON\ECTIGI I.

GmroH ToMlInNcN, ro>. III the Senate Of tlo
In tied States, has lrcn nominated, 10y Wing
Convention, Is next Governor of thi, STATE.
Election in April. Another Convention IS shortly
to be held for the purpose OF nominating aPrcs-
dent and Vice President, in opposition 10 the Of
6ce-hod,rs' candidates. We suspcc, that Gen.
Harrison and Mr.. Granger will be thcj, candidates
likewise,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
TNEIGyI1
RsE. fEsbv Al.

yE'IIi, subscriber, having purchased OF Mc,srs.
LAY " " ms ''n >'"'N u ''"'' '"'' -
az" 'aA'o " VA '''' ',""' 'h'A '''u"''" 10
u'" lac s''""' Que o''' '''"" " ~ J" '1Il' a.
''' s. "i'i' ~ 'o" o"''" ''' s'r "l"" NV IA
"'n'''
H'o sacts me i'tifo" hi'd S3Ii
h5ds Ne" oll"dhs, Fort" hleo aud IT. 'IolA
Shgm.
~ bags Ollie, Mocha, Manila, i'l", lagulfa, ia
and Porto Rico,
5000 lbs SIM r. ana double refined LOAF SusM'
3 Whole chest Young tyson Tea,
do '"nl "det d"
: q" do Extra q" 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
"a handsome Residence at Auction.

~ will sell, IN front Of my Office, on
liiAJ Tocsday, the oh instant, the House. and
rom 10 10 acres If Land, the residence
81 Mr.. Delson, two nilrs from tnwn. The great
- part Of tin Land Is heavily lmbcred--thcre is
also GA the Land IN extensive Lime Stone Q,mr-
~ Which IS Very valuable. This property is 81
well known 10 persons generally. 1t is deemed USE
less tn eve u more minute description. Those
wishing porcasc,are particularly in,i lied 10 view
III" r'"mises before the DIV Of sale I,y order Of
III" owner. JOHN II. u. PAYNE, Iuer.
NJ arch Ia tic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

o. writer in the last Enquirer eNc'ains, at
the close Of his essay, 4" Ilurra Tor Jackson aud
Benton ~ The coupling of these names would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

have s'inded 'transel, IN Nashville, in 1914 ,wh.n
they were shooting and siabbing at each other in
run cockpit fashion.