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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
u The friends of Van Buren, quote from llol.

u The friends of Van Buren, quote from llol-
lands biography, To show that hc WIS in favor OF
The war OF 1872. We quote from the proceed
ings OF the caucus of which he wa, "A member
TO show that he was opposed to it. Which is to
he believed Hollands assertions, or Van Bu-
ren's actsl Are both true If so, il only shows
that Van was ON boM sides of this question, as he
has been OF every other important subject, Just as
his interest dictated. Is such man fit To be trns
ted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

The moy they dothinss in New York The
Utica and Schenectady Rail Road II miles in
length, was completed in one year and nine months
from its commencement. 1t cost 81 10000 be-
ing $1,000 per mile, including 100000 paid for
damages. On the opening trip the locomotive per
formed loo miles in hours and e minutes When
shall we do likewise in Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

The Nrginian saws the Memorial for the Ten
ncssee Rail Road, asking the existing charter, was
/" written in Richmond" Truc-bu under whose
superin,cndcnce Rich Wig.
1t matters very little under whose supcrnon-
dence the Memorial was written. Was there n
disscn,icnt voice heard in Richmond, until T" new
lights were thrown upon the subject, during last
winter, by a nonresident of that cily,--by one,
whose connection with IA rival interest, whatever
be his skill rs an engineer or biz integrity rs Il
gentleman, neither of which do we call in qucs-
ton, should a, least lessen the weight of his opn-
ions
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NOTICE..
aug. 8

DY virtue of deed OF trust, executed by A
ID BRAN Paul, TO secure a debt due J. d NJ
Booth, bearing date Slh March, 1896, and duly
recorded in the clerks office of Franklin County
Court, the subscriber will sell, al Rocky Mount, on
SATURDAY. 2O,h day of the present month, To the
hivlcs, bidder, for cash, one Negro Boy (Georgee
about n wears Of age; and very desirable House
and Lot in Rocky Mount. The subscriber will
only convey the title vested in him rs trustee.
The title, however, is bcIived TO be unquosona
bic. JOHN ID. TAYLOR.
August 3 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
Mr.. Il Mrs. r. q. Smiths Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladies.

vn,lIE next Session of this School will begin
u Thursday the Is, day of September seXt. IL
is important that young ladies intending to join
this School should enter eaily in the Session.
Boardcrs are regularly occupied and superintend-
ed in their Studies and Music suitable number OF
hours each day out OF School.
Mrs =. will continue her instructions. on the
Piano Forte and Guitar and for the convenience OF
her pupils and Others will keep ne~ Music. lnstru-
mcnts, &c.
On hand, PIANO FORrEs of the most inpro-
we'd construction by Nuns, Clarke & Co and Dn-
boqs Baron s, Chambers: assortment OF ~ l.
TiRS, md "A lage supply Of MUSIC of every des-
crpipn for both instruments--all at New ork PIT
August ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
II o II s Z L O s + /.

L,9r> ESTRAYED or Stolen from the sub
.II-A- scriber, living in Lynchbure, on Saturday
the 3Olh ulI. bay Horse, with two white hind and
one white iore-loor, and n saddle mark on his
wctI'crs.-A liberal reward will he gwen, to any
one who will return said horse to the subscriber, OF
give such information that he gets him again.
DAVID f.. Nj. BLACK.
Aunust =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
Sale of Land, in Amherst County.
Bedford, August s

nN the Sd day of September next, there will
~ be sold, AT Amherst courthouse, before the
Tavern door OF Jonathan A. Stout, on credit Of
one and two years, equal proportions, the purcha-
scrs giving negotiable notes, with good cndOrscrs,
PAYABLE at of the Banks AT Lynchburg, the
tract OF Land whcrcon Col. Richard Harrison now
rcsdcs--pursuant TO a decree pronounced at the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Clancery, Of
Amherst county, on the 9Th day of April, 1876,
between the President, Directors and Company
of the Bank of Virginia. and the President, Direc-
tors and Company ofthe Farmers Bank of Virgil
MIA Plaintiffs, and Richard Harrison and others
defendants, 10 the highest bidder.
THOMAS \. EUBANk, Sheriff
Of 1mherst connty Commr.
Aupust s lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

u The Globe says, the deposc bin has two
'cat"res-lst TO regulate the depositcs 2dly to
distribute the surplus. When the bill was first
approved by the President. the Globe justified
its signature by saying that it was purely depo-
site and not distribution bW Which has chan
gcd-thc Globe or the bill =?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

est from the time To the specific legaee, the conn
being ri the opinion that the subject in tl, aourt l.
10 be adjusted upon the principle which applies az
law to an action Of r0ver rather than detinue In the
executor ingrams account all claims for expenses in
defending suits NJ law against him. for debts which
he contracted, Or for known debts Of the estator
"h"h he ought TO have paid, are TO be rejected
ibe same IL To be done in DavidsoHs account only
to the estcni that suits were prosecuted against him
Tor debts OF iis own contracting. Accounts stated
upon the above principles may probably sI,cw the a.
mount which each executor owes 10 the deyise,s re-
spectvely but may not shew the amount for which,
their executors are liable. The securities arr NOT
liable Tor r"s oiland, though they are for the hires
o slaves Rents for land, if any received BY Ell
ther executor, to form any parf erfe asrre-
gats amount of money for which the securities are to
10 be made responsible for either executor.
In TIE discriminating accounts directed to be sta
tel between tbe several deyisees and the executors
respectively, alter the year lsI7 the widow is to bs
'f'""'h 10y o"rthird oi The Of land il any, aud
The Two sons b, the balance equally. II spI,eays
that the household goods aud t,rnitr, uIauta,;on
utensils, Ne were for the most pat used by the wi
do" and irstaors family. in common, for several
wears, IN which time the valnc thereof would be d-
nniNhch' anu man, nj the articles consumed by
their use. 1hr executors may therefore be charged
rcspcctnely with such portion. of the same IA thew
actual, sold orappropriated To their own usc The
halauco ought 10 be- considered rs used nm by the
family. Thecourt considers, for the present. that
all the securities {" The eSccutoral bond were equal
" securities for each executor but this uuestio,
may he more properly disposed Of finally upon the
coming II 81 the report.
Wherefore the court doth rccon,nit tire report A.
toresad To the Commissioner who made it, with in
strncions 10 reform the same, according the prin.
c,plcs oi Ibis decree; aud the said Commissioner is
directed to make report To the court, with any mat
tiers specially stated thought pertinent by himself,
or rcquiredby the parties 10 be so stated.
C'py-Tcste,
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August

TNliE subscriber intends carrying on the Cabi-
l. net Making Business IN its various branches,
at the old stand Of George Smith 4 Co. where he
has on hand good assortment of Furniture, which
he ,s dct rminod 10 sell low, for cash,
All orders entrusted 10 his care, III m.o, with
prompt attention, and by close attention TO business
he hopes TO meet with share of public paro-
mage. GEORGE SMITH,
AuuuSt r 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
le. WHITEHEAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Al AS located himself in Lynchbu:c, and will
4 u practice in the Inferior and Superior Courts
OF the Corporation OF l.vnchbure, counties of
Campbell, Amherst and Bedford. Ills Office is
on Main street, one door above Mr. Charles
Phelps Auction Store where he may be found
at all times except when attending tho Courts.
August : Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

cnles helps ho>c only who show that they deserve
assistance by their own hearty ciio,is improve
her co ndItion. lie rarely scalcrs gold in the
pathway of those who are too indolent to pick it
UP.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
VOLUNTEERS FOR TE\AS,

\ meeting OF the Ioung Nem Of Lynchburs ami
It's riciniy who are disposed 10 form company,
for the purpose OF emlgrating'o Texas on the lo''
of September next, will be held ut the Washing
ON Hotel, in this place, at o'clock on the 18Th
instant Ali such as disposed 10 unite IN THIS
cnterprize are requested to attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
ID. ROBES, Clerk.
ComMissioSEn's OFrfcE,
T,Drbburg March II. 19;N.

The parties Interested will take notice that shall,
On Frida, the OH ia, Of September next, proceed
10 the execution the fore going order of court on
which day. At tho hour 10 o'clock in the morning,
they required TO attend nj my office in this town,
with their accounts. vouchers. aud proofs, and Il CO.
py ofthe court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. 81. WATT, Com,
Aug. ? WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

W We observe that the Richmond Enquirer
""" lis echoes arc quoting "A paragraph from "A
speech OF Gen. Harrison, in which he expires Sod IA
"'''"gness to devote the surplus revenue to the e.
Emancipation of slaves, " WITH THE CON
'rNl "f THE STATES" for the purpose of
'"uuchg The people to believe that he s,,sans the
p'"cr Oh Congress to lcgslatc upon the subject of
'''e'y w"hn the States, without their consent -!
p" proper 10 add that both Mr.. Madison and
'''se MARSHALL, land we believe MIR. Jefferson, J
/ ~ "'o'e man one occasion expressed similar
continent IN relation to that portion of the public
s.s'eaoe derived from the sales of public lands.
! - men and shareholders themselves. Gen.
,'''son may safely shelter himself behind the am
n"'ed of their great namcs though the scheme
VIZ numerical and miscIicvous. 1t is anu
sn,;S,o.,: 10 see the advocates of the leading
me- .'eso'c''onlst affecting such horror of OPT
4 ''' which, even if they be as hc,erodox as their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
NOTICE.

INlltRE will be petition presented To the
l. next legislature for tho formation oi a
NEW COUNTY, on Of parts of Campbell, Pitt
sy,ania, Bedford and Franklin.
August 3 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

r1NIIE Subscriber wishes TO take apprentice
/ to learn the Tailoring business; one from
the Country would be preferred.
BENJAMIN r. HUNT.
tuo & ST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

o. We invite the attention of the reader to
the brief and cogcnt Address of the Harrison Cen
tral Committee 10 the people Of Virginia, which
may be found ON the fourth page of this DAYS pa
per. In publishing it, unite with that Com
mil,ee in urging the friends of Gen. Harrison to
appoint committees of vigilance in their rcspcc-
tive counties; for although we support Judge
White, yet the friends ofboth that gentleman and
Gen. Harrison are labouring together their first
object being the defeat Of Y. Buren, & either being
content, in order to effect this primary object, to
inqnSh their first, and to sustain their second
choice Let us move on tremendously and oncr-
geticallv together, and we have nothing to fear.
~ We wcu'd recommend to the patronage of
the friends of Gen. Harrison, a weekly journal,
published in Stanton, bv Capt. kenton Harper,
called the -" Harrison Advocate" 1t is designed
principally to support the professions of Gen ITar-
rison othc Presidency, and will be continued M to
the period of the next presidential olcc,on-prcc
% cents. County committees would do well 10 take
large numbers of them for cratuitous distribution
among the people.
LATE FROM EuROPE.-Tho packet slip
Roscoe from Liverpool, brings papers of that place
to the 9th Jurc.
The controversy between the House OF Com
mons and the House of Lords on the TrisI, Num-
cipal bill, is still unsettled, and the excitement
produced by it continued
The Grim. con. case between Lord Melbourne the
premier, and Mrs. Norton had resulted in the ac-
quual ofthc defendant, and his Lorlship had rcsu-
med his seat in Parliament,
No news of interest fron Spain, PORTUGAL or
France
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
s A M U e L T. D r o w N .
1TTORNEY ATTAIN,

nFFERS his professional services in the SUI
~ pcror and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell Counties When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted mt the residence
of his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
o. Address, New London.
August = Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
NOTICE.

rNIIE co-par,nership heretofore existing, I'M
l. der the firm of IIockaday d Horton, is tins
day dissolved, by mutual consent.
JOHN HOOK ADAY,
ALFRED 6. HORTON
August IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
NOTICE..

yUNllf. firm of George Smith 4 Co. is this dn,
u dissolved by mutual consent July p, 1876
GEORGE SMITH,
JOHN llOCkADAY.
AngustS 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

XXE will sell on Tuesday the OH inst in front Of
w our Auction Room
| hid. St. croix Sugar,
~ barrels do do
II bags Java Coffee
do Green do,
= boxes Hats.
40 boxes Cigars.
N SO,
! SET Mahogany Dining Tables,
r or 10 Bcdseads, Sidrboard,
Bureaus, Wa,drobes, &c. &c. &c.
PAYNE X TURNER, luef rs.-
August IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

4 L tucuu superior Court OF Law and Chan
a cer,, continued aud held for the town OF
I,nchbnrg At the courthouse III said town. on We'd
ncsda, the 9th Of January, S36. sitting ms a court
of ChanccN
William Staples and Sarah l. his wife. aud Mad
ison &. Porter. an ln,nt under the age Of twenty
one years, b, John Hughes. his next iricnd,
Plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

false CLOSES would make them, are still infinitely
less hateful and pernicious than those of their own
idol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
IMPORTANT SALE.

IN OBEDIENCE to the decree of the Circuit
] Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the
town of lynchhurg, pronounced on the 22d day OF
January 1886 IN the cause therein depending be-
tween
john Floyd admir-. of Ann Drake and other PRS.
igoist.
John Bo,d, Thomas Boyd and others Deiis.
The undersigned Commissioners appontedby the
e2nd da, of September ncSi, if fair, but If not the
srll.by way of public auction, the highest bidder,
Ior cash, upwards of
30 TOWN LOTS
In the village of Pattousburg opposite to Blu
cl,,nan, Aud nlso, IL, lots of convenient size
2O3 ACRES
of land, immediacl, adjoining the samc-For the
better Information of those wishing ii, the report of
Mcssrs. Andrrs n, Robinson aud Kyle, and the plat
and survey OF William Anderson, the surveyor oi BOT
,ciour County 10 both of which the decree rcfers)
will be deposited in the Bank OF Virginia at buchanan
Tor cSaniaii and inspection, least DAYS be-
fore the saIc-lf need be- the sale will be continued
from day today until completed.
The rising Importance OF Paitonsbmg and BIZ
chanan. commercially bridge across James river, in
the improvements now III progress on that river
fail To render investments under this sale proiita-
bile. DAVID RODES, C;..,
HENRY DUNNiNGTON. COMMISSIONERS
The Lexington (Na.) Gazette, buchanan Advo-
cate and Fncastle Democrat will publish the above
til day OF safe, and iorr ard their this
Office FOR payment.
August tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

Samuel Davidson, Thomas Dixon. Sheriff oi
Campbell county, and as such administrator lie bo-
mis- non of jeremiah Ingram, decd Robertson
Chcatlaln. Lewis Campbell, Samuel Dichc,, i'erit
aye iiowcrton and Elizabeth his wiie IN their own
right. aud the said Heritage iiowcr,on n, admins
traitor de bons non, with the will annexed, al samuel
Porter, decd, Nancy Ingram, lcgmnd Porter aud
stephen Bradley, Defendants,
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August s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29
EsDEE'Rc u.
(Frcr The .NOalily Rfp"S'tG,rr,l ,
:, IT.. ,n,;.,r Of "CoES Law RHYMES.
.snrru REMAINS CascAG.

r ,,,,:.,r of = CoEs Law RHrMEs.'
l.: " TIT IDi.ERS nESPAlk.
,,,u.,.t.s,r.i,. t:crc = Eop' Tor I've WIS.,
Wnn RELY ;h"ir OWN h''t' 81, ' ,,h nf their cvcS
A. 49,. p. al il ,.rir >"u'S ~ ''.r ''"s" " ~ :
Thu ""f t'". ,.i,..i whose thoughts wear ma'h'
T,,;l,a x.r oa 'r"'ncfs thy rag:
r r., L.. and 10 iiroT - All 'ha' we" S"'
i,;r ri ~ AMI tn" world for Il stag"
C., !, ,,oi, ba>rro,| the lofty an! bold
&C. , bow, ~; ,l,2i, victims h"Heath;
i in -, -, = ,,yli:i.,. cx died ard cold,
'! ~. .,;.,r Der n" 81 l"w "a death. ,
=; ~. vtn stu al nncNlc Z mai HiiIcS oa' oioo"'
" ,"J ia. umr c!lr".'d spirits wish day,
pa, .pIIlp: cor;cuTd 10y the brave anu inc sooi'
~. ilI1c" Il" i"", In"!tS away.
o-r ,.n,,.s which ,ar;ripi III" East an! the West
Ous pra.s, which na>"' many minds owe
D,: Il M, siuc'r'i 81 ', TINT toia without resi-
pr..ll i'm that uuI spirits nrr Goa.
~ ,,.,, Int ~, ri.!ir w.iah i!lr God Of the night
Denies not - h;-,lS au2 20 bees; "
'yi t'i,r'.r OF Nature! thai bids the wiug'd light
FIX c!.a.l, - winds Ger the st'iS'
FREE TRADE.
i"c Trade Ike r2i':irH, :'a" ,inrir; ~. "' love-
.nL th. prninis" "s plenty AM health:
!, .t, inns " lille ID" angels no; down tom ABOVE,
The marriage uf labor nHd wealth.
FRI. Trade, like rcli.ioa, hath doctrines OF peace,
Universal as ;:oi's vital mir:
Az ,hrna'd u'"r l,r;: evil, lie halls It's increase"
Will: it, crcnic- only deSinir
By nj who their blood TRUTHS liars rcsiSnd,
70 .nr.nchisr Il sin-;,r'"r'd race!
Oar SONS shall ~: (:.r'd-iun the curse oil the Iai,
AMI rrir,nl',-trJlu l',c bonds OF the h"ic
The ark If ulv triumph, ftr, far a. seas roll,
S,ali Tit,. Ger ,c I:ctI,l,-itciSh;".i waves
Il,. chi vi Inc !ronrs ''r The chaincsa III soul,
,r wants niiic n!ru by their StW"s.
tn. Hall o' oar Fah"ys-",h lcav'n for It's dome,
Aui tic steps Of il, portals til" sea
@: l,air AMI rumlnr: will thea be the nome,
And the temple wh"r" worship The free.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

An accident Of the most distressing nature occurred
last week at Trenton Falls. MIR. Herman Thorn who is
on visit to that place with his family: was walking.
Friday last with Mrs. Thorn and two Of his children
along the rocky channel in which flows the stream
forming the cascades. The party had proceeded beyond
the tea house above what called the third fall when
they came pass i'll the rock beside The tor
rent An Italian servant, named Fincento, hah Just
handed one Of the children safely The pass and stop
ped to take charge of the Other little girl named Znr
who had Just entered her ighth year, and who is de-
scribcd as uncommony beautiful, amable and cheerful
and intelligent beyond her years. Mr. Thorn, who was
holding her by tie hand resigned her with some eiuc'
lance nd had turned TO attend upon say when he was
sarc by piercing Shrek, and looking saw that The
had slipped and fallen upon the child, and that
both prpciplatcd into the black and boiling flood
lhe child disappeared instantly and seen no more
LII" servant saved by reaching him the branch oil
Tre: by The help of which he rcgained the shore The
anu despair Of the parent at losing child SO love
y ana SO much bcuyed not to be described The body
was ,' 'ound at The date Of the letter which conmun
eSe circumstances but every exerlon was making
recover H. ana II they should succeed the remains
VIII oc 70 t!s city TO he deposited in the family
vault.-.E T. L. Post. July 49,
The Hon. RICHARD Rusn, has been anDoinsd bv The
President of the United States Commiss II tho
SnlihSon Legacy and will sail for England carly ucr
! moath.
SMITHSONIAN BreuEsr-We understand ,ba, ,hs
Hon. RICHARD RusH has been selected by the President
TO attend 10 the bequest of Mr.. Smlhsou, Of England
made to the United States for the purpose of establish
ing University for the diffusion of knnwledre alnonr
men The amount OF the legacy is large; its object
IS OF much prospective importance, and the matter is
every way worthy of immediate attention. The choice
OF Mr. Rush for this trust is both appropriate CON-
pment to him, and selection which will be approved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29
Treasury OF THE U. s., !
July Is, 1886. {


Tb. second section of the act Of Congress- entitled
Gan art making further provision for tic sale Of the
,nLlic lands approved 9th April 1890 having proyi-
d. d. that the purchaser at private sale shalt produce
+, the Register of the Land Office receipt from The
Treasurer Of the United States, from the Receiver OF
pu ic Moneys ol district, for the amount al the pun
chase mpury any tact, core he shall enter the same
at the Land Oicc and the President ct the u states,
in his decision relative tn the exclusive receipt Of gold
and silver by the Receivers Of Public Moneys in pay
fcnt for the public lands, having directed That " in case
u payments made for lands the Treasurer &" lie L.
States under the act Of 9th April leO, his receipt shall
ais express the amount received in gold, and The amount
in s:lvrr-noce is hereby gvrn that the receipts oil
the Treasurer of the United States TO tc issued III pur
suance of the above ac and to be applied IN payment
n pubIic lands purchased al private SALE Will be granted
ony upon payments into the Treasury, of gold and silver.
z. q. WASHINGTON,
.fcfing Treasurer t. S.
SrECIr.-Thc New York Journal of C0rni"rce says
.his article pouring in upon a5unGanly both from
AIrxico and England. The Omtario, from London,
which arrived on Thursday, brought 1000 III Gold,
and The Toronto which arrived days since still
greater anIount-saled in the London papers al t2o,
600 1t is part of loan OF million sterling, lent by
some London capitalists TO newly established bunk OF
the United States. at per cent interest," and wall he re-
lnllcd III Gold"
Gry Scorr.-Thc Charleston Courier OF Thursday
has Gen SCOTS Order surrcnderng the conduct Of
tilr Creek war to Gen. Jesup.
We cannot but express regret at the present sua-
ton of Scott Batilrd by circumstances, as he appears
to have BEEN hardly believe that he Will not he
able to ctncc much Of that pre- Idce now entertained
arainst him as an unsuccessful General. The hneII-
can people will never be unjust to him-onc of the be-
rocs Of the last war, but will canddly listen to his de-
tcncc-SarnAaah Geo! Gian.
SrAuxrox July 2l.-Presidenl Jackson passed thro
this county by way or Waynesbnrough and Grpen"!e,
the latter part Of last week. lis way 10 the Hermitage"
SUcctGtUr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

THyt!E next session OF Mr. BGudin's School at Char.
4 lnle Court House, will commence the first day Of
August, and conclude tie Gulh of December Tuition,
2I in adrancc besides this, each boy will pay dul-
lar for ..l and rent. No deduction will be made
for lost time or late entrance.
THOMAS T. EOULDiN.
july 10. 2-4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

SITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady. whp has
E@ had experience in the management Of ami.
", wishes TO obtain situation house keeper She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
Err bu! should situation offer in healthy section of
country, she would be willing to take charge Of small
school Her terms will be moderate, aud she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family.
N. B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at Mr. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill.
April ID. lift