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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09
IOHN II. GLAD
nUNG Watch Maker

uOHN p. GLAD.
4N3S q DING, Watch Maker
and JepelIer, would respect
~ S%&{.n fully inform the citizens of
HEN vWfX Constantine and its vicinity,
w .xHS that he has taken the stand
M<& asZz@E formerly occupied by Mr.
aS1-Se1ss1 Austin, in the Bookstore,
where he will be ready to wait on all that will ia
YOUR him with their patronage. uTClocks and
Watches cleaned and repaired, in the best pos
sible manner.-Also, Spoctacles and Jewelry re-
paired.
Constantine November 9, 1886. 10
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

1.-TWO second hand SADDLES and BRIL-
- DIES for sale cheap by the subscribers.
ADAMS & APPLETON.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

II ONDON BOTANIC vEGETA-
IL BILE SOAP, SO justly celebrated for its
very superior qualities in extricating grease of
every kind from gentlemen's clothing; also, oil,
paint, tar, ETC., without doing tho least injury to
either cloth or color. Dor sale by
G. G.. BRISTOL.
Buffalo, June, 90.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

nILS.-Linseed and Lump oil, Just received
~ and for sale by A. Il. MASSEY.
Constantine, Oct. &c. yl7
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

n EGHORN HATS.-Leghorn, straw,
IL and Tuscan Bonnets, for sale.
Constantine, Oct. IL. JOHN 5. BARRY.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

NOR y ALE.-One yoke of oxen, well
IL broke. two log chains, one large canoe, and
ono large grind stone, enquire of
G. w. SCHNABEL.
Also, any person wishing to contract for lot
of Lumber, such as suitable for building, and also
a lot of cherry plank, can be accommodated by
applying as above.
Constantine Sept, 81 1886. l2tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

EADY MADE CLOTHING
- Just received from New-York, large as
sortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting in
part of sattinett vests, cloth do, bombazine do,
silk velvet do, plain silk do, storment do, fancy
Marscilles do, Canton flannel drawers, do. do.
shirts, woollen do. shirts and drawers, blue ban
ket coats, green do. do, brown do. do, ladies'
cloaks, sattinett and moleskin coats; sattinett,
cloth and moleskin pants velvet and bombazinc
stocks, &c. JOHN s. BARRY.
Constantine, October r. 1885,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

:" HEREAS my wife, Jano Garrison,
w has without Just cause or provocation,
left my bead and board, hereby forbid all per-
as will pay no debt of her contract after this
date. White Pigeon, Oct IL 1886.
3wsl HENRY GARRISON.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09

5000 PRIMERS AND TOY BOOKS,
which are offered wholesale and retail, at the
Bookstore of
MUNGER 81 COWDERY.
nRUGS.-Lee's pills; gum Myrrh; sup.
~ carb soda; Tartaric acid; Dyotts pills I;
sponge; lucifer matches; crude borax refined
do; gum camphor gum tartar red precipitate;
gum Arabic; African pepper liquid opodeldock
oil Of spike; British oil gum fatida; Rowands
tonic mixture; tereb vcnet; sweet and castor oil,
&c. &c. JOHN s. BARRY.
Constantine, Oct. IL.
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WINDOW GLAss.-Tho

Detroit, August 8, 1886. ly,
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"ATS.-Just received, 2 cases low crown
ed broad brimmed drab satin Beaver Hats,
and for sale by ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Constantine, October 5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
DENTAL SURCER Y.

~R ". II. JONES, respectfully informs his
friend, OF l,uchburg, aud the public general,
,h,, he has located himself IN l,nchbnrg, where he
IS prepared to perform al, re',s "pea'l9n, ." tn the
I 'r,eth: insert Artificial Teeth. from one In an
s",,,c ,et on the most improved plans, such as ans
nr,cti,cd bv all scientific Dentists ia tue United
scun>. with all other incident diseases pertaining
IN the Tcetl, are cured with case All operations
Ian. hy himself are warranted 10 stand, and restore
,er,,rd Teeth their former beauty.
1;cprlcmcu wishing to have operations performed
an ,be;r Teeth, will please call at his room. Ladies
on n m vai,cd on at their private wellng>. Should
obs worthy Of attention present themselves either At
III, Spout spring. Campbell Ct House, DR., j.
will attend to thcn'.
I,otcl. in I,nchburg. Rccrcnce-Dr. Benjamin L.
Terry OF Prince Edward
Dec II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
FOR SALE.
jO,OOOlus. BACON,
100 boxes Candies.
1E:E.N'TED,

4 AIDES fine Pearl Card Cases.
do do do do rohly Carved and Gilt.
Ladies' Tortoise Shell Card Gases,
Pearl Paper Knives,
Pearl handled Butter Knives;
Butter Knives of Pearl,
IVORY and Pearl Stamps.
One livery German Flute;
Fine Gold Ear Pings, {chcap0
Fine Gold Ear Rings for Misses, at Is cents,
Sllvcr-ware Buckles, for ladies',
Pearl and Gilt do tor do
Bones Fancy Seals, with Sapphire handles,
Necklace OF White Dcthyshlre Spar beautiful,
Musical snuff Boxes,
Walking Canes and Riding Whips,
Sets OF Ivory handled Knives aud Forks
Extra fine Pocket and Pen Knives
Silver Tuck Combs, (now very much moru)
German eight dav Clock (veiv preuv,A
London Metal Clocks, (Nlahogauy cascs,)
J neat Hair Sofas, (cheapD
Together With many other useful and ornamental
GOODS-all OF which will be sold at prices that will
please persons who may wish them.
HENRY BROWN in.
Opposite the Banks
ner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
v:kH.f.gRSE,F,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~ RS' mt TO a decree OF the county cour; Of
Amherst, pronounced Al the December term.
io1', III the case OF ~ ard Guardian, rs Dahncy
ana Others, depending in said court, the undersien-
'h' appointed 4 special Commissioner ion the pun
pose VIII proceed to sci To the #hgl.est bidder by
way oil public auction, on the premises. IN the county
OF Amherst, on TUESDAY, the ID dav Of Ichruar,
ieJo, that tract oi Land, l>ing IN SAID county, near
s'hoohelds Ferry, containing Eve Hundred
acres lnote OF lcSS,) OF winch the late llcnr, {.
ard died selzed, adjoining the lands ol { Dainev,
Thomas Love, and Others, being i pat OF the tract
conveyed by the SAID Henry {. " and IN his lifetime
10 the undersigned aud james I.ampkln IN trust 10
secure a debt due 10 Jacob llaas hy deed dull, rr-
corded III the clerk office OF amherst county, 9TH.
balance ha,lng been sold hN the said II. - Nard IN
his lifetime, to Thomas lo,eD
Ihis Land is well tmhcrrd, aud of known tcltllt,
and lies IN the immediate Alclnit, al the town of
iNnchhurs. Persons deSrouS oi purohaSinp are III
'tcd TO visit and examine II. Nj. Lorenzo NorerlL
who has now possession, will showlt tosucha> ma,
SO desire, before the day OF sale. The tcrms me
serbed III the decree, under which thu Land viii ~.
sold, are As follows: enc third OF the purchase mo
ncy To be pad IN caSh-onr thnd IN twelve months
aud the Remaining thitd IN two Years. The two last
payments to be secured b. PERSONAL securj,, aud ,hc
ute retained until the same shah be discharged and
10 carry interest from tie day Of sale.
CHARLES l.. MOSBN, Com
Dec n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
WILLIAM Il. NRAUTTI,
W ArCH MAKER. JEWEIER AND 81
NkK.. MIMI

7h'e doors btior The Market House, and uterly oJ-
Posiis the Banks,
i 'Akl,S this opportunity OF informing hls Gus
toners and the public, thai h, has Just returned
from the Northern Cities. and is nov opening
splendid assortment Of Hd,chca J,rcrg, Plated and
Br,tt1aid Udr,, and great many Other articles
winch are too numerous To ulentlou--but hr would
merely observe Ia those Who are wanting To call on
hun before they purchase e,r where, rs he Is deter
mined To sell low for cash.
\. B.-Glocks, Watches, Jcwrlrs and Silver
Ware, made and repaired IN tn. best manner and at
the shortest notice. W. 7. X.
October ID ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
N0GICa.,:,a

WILL be sold, on Saturday, the oh day OF jan
w uarv next, At the residence and shop al the
late Pleasant Rowan, deceased all The personal pro-
pert, belonging to his estate. Among the property
tn be solids a sett OF Blacksmh's Tools the wood
work OF aggon, entirely new, one horst, and some
Corn and Fodder The sale viii commence at the
dwelling house andb be adjourned from thence to the
shop. Terms, for all sums ol - and under cash,
over that amount four months credit, the purchaser
giving bond with satisfactory security
IILBOIRN ". JOHNSON,
administrator Of Pleasant Koran, dec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
Dee. 81
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

WE subscriber, wishing 10 remuNe. offers to sci,
or exchange ior Western Lands, his Estate
Ning upon both sides OF Roanoke river mean the Be
Lick, III the county ot Botctuuit. 1t Is divided bs
the river INTO equal portions OF 100 each,
oil which is principally valuable as an ncx haustlhlc
reserve {" timber ior the support OF the Other, upon
which the Improvements are situated. The lmpro,-
ed molety has about $50 acres cleared, OF which 200
Is compact and unbrohcn b tom, of grcat fertility
and the residue OF the cleared land, together with
the greater portion of the unclcarrd we'll adapted to
the several staples OF the country. The Mansion Is
OF brick, nearly new II pian hu, comfortable
" "nd sn , S'".c ct an n @ SS%,%"s ta1
situated ON commandiug emiaeucc. and surround
ed 10y beautiful Grove. The ONcrsccrs house. Ne
gro hnts, Wheat Machine and House, Stables Corn
CRIB, &c. &c ol the best kind and most lglbly
situated. To strangers who are nuacqnalntcd with
tins section OF Hot"'ourt, II may be we'll to remark
that, tor sanbrty of ehmpe. fertility OF soil and eN-
celence of society, 1t has few parallels. Thr sub
scrber would be willing to takr NEGROES OF Cotton
Lands IN South Alabama, in exchange Ion thr estate
WV. l.ANGllORNE.
Ocf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
a TEACHER WANTED.

n\E. who can come satisfactorily recommend
~ ed, Il, to cleracteranJGnaicnio to teach
the different branches of an English Education,
may find good situation, in the nrighborhood Of
Concord, Campbell county, by application to
Thomas Moselcy. One that is qualified TO teach
the Latin I.an"uagc would be preferred.
Dec ~ luf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
-ETNA. AMOUNTED STATES

I''T T.'.NT 4 FN1E fDNplNTES.
VIZ subscriber, lis Agent of the above offices II,
"hieh ;" many individuals are Interested, takes
=, 's"' ~ i'ofinlls the public, that from positive
information fcccNc Ell tromthr 1tna Office the, sus
t"h'd only = loss of $4,000. (Goodmc \ Col dur
my the late disastrous fire III New York. The loss
OF the nited States Office from which no letters
nave hecn received Is represented as not exceeding
u "oo Applications Tor Insurance, will be received
as heretofore, III both the above Offices.
JOHN q. LAY.
4gtat IF The E'na and Upited States Offices
Richmond. Jan 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
CUTIE Y.

w l. have Just opened, direct from Sheffield. an
w additional lot Of Cutlery, consisting of >plen-
did assortment of Knives and Forks, Pen and Peck
ct Knives, Scissors Razors, &c.
Also, beautiful assortment of Pistols.
II. Is. RICHARDS x co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
II ErHCher eE'URfcfy.

4 Wan irom;55 to 10 wears of age, of good mora
character and who is we'll qualified to teach the
branches usually taught III this country, may hear o
situation. application 10 Mr.. John Carey o
lynchburg. Letters must be post paid.
tuuuSt Al. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

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II l,s ho,r ~, object al ,c,amblinr AMONGST local
,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,. .,,,a lacked "a IN ,hr vaults. ~
w., r.., , e., ~ ,I,,o ,l5,
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di' no' ""o'' "' N'p'' ~
,,,.,I .fl,,,,.J .oi,rh,c,,1 and ,a,i,nal perpo-
go. ;, h. h.., n,,,;,,Il, ,unlicI Ia local limited
md ,rl6>h nsr, \ppl,J To increase ,hc scml-
,,,,,ul ,E ,,.,d. al I, yo,itr hanks, In,nt, mil
linn. NJ l. n,,ion, treasure a,c scattered il par
eel ,mono nc,ty cnIpora,inn>; and whilst they arr
,,roYl linz over The l,,rmcn,s and greedy for mo,c
IL. Srcr,,,,;.s lroodrc ON schemes for guam
le,inc the whole.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
WANTED 1r6ETED.ArEIy.

'ENNO rthrce apprentices to the Saddle and liar
4 ness Making Business, from II to Is years Of
age None but boys OF good moral character, will be
taken. Those from the country, would be preferred.
J. c. SHACkIETORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
A Teacher Wanted.

I WISH to employ good English Teacher, to
4 conduct neighbourhood School.
RICH iRD PERKINS
Dec. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
NEGRoDS WANTED,

I WISH to purchase twenty or thirty YOUNG
L NEGROES. from 20 TO % years of agc--ior
whom the highest market price will be given.
NJ. HART.
Nov. ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
RY FAETCEzER " TOEER.
TERMS.
..s,he EyarkbtfS sfrs5niGa"

e.;n,,d trice u rex, at II per annum, payubit IN
Pfn''o y, papcr trW be discontinued, fbut at The
aGr , ,;,s ofMs Ediors mtH al orreoraes are paid,
,or,EG7YSEN EVENTS ,riH be inserted at
W ',r yoaire, for iess) the first time, and 374
80 ee"cs t,ch continuance. Those from distance
cents ",;I for greriousiy 10 Thar insertion, nnlss III,
mus aeot b, assumed by some responsible person in
LTlchbnfs. r,,,,. mvx, b., ros, RAJ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

WE wish to hire, for the ensuing year, first rate
w Blacksmith. To such person. bringing with
him testimonials of character and suitable qualltca
lions a liberal hire will be given. y white man
would be preferred Communications by letter post
n,,n to the ,ubscribcrs, will be attended 10 immcdi-
atcly. IL. u. hl'liNi''9 N W.
Der u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
TOBACCONEST.

M~<N THIS celebrated Race Horse, will
E1&1f kS make his first season in Lynchburg,
AE M commencing on LIST March next.
dlree N--aan. ms performances on the Turf Ped
known description, Terms, SC &c. will be made
No, =, 'oe ''fne IN newspapers and h,ndbills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

WISH to purchase about 30 likely young Ne
croe,. from 10 - years OF aec.-Letter> d.
rcccd 10 me in l.yn. hburg, or my brother Marx,
v,ll be attended to JOHN ANTHONY.
Dec. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
NEGROES WANTED.

I WILL give the highest cash pric. for likcl,
L Young Negroes
SETH WOODROOF.
Noy % 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
arsrpuaEADEEPxzxA PORTER

WE have i OF this article on hand winch We
w will sell at Philadelphia prices, with the
addition of charges only.
II. u RICHARDS & co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
WlpHrspAY, DrC. 30, 1885.
IN SENATE.

Mr.DAVIS moved tia, the resolution Of the
Senator from South Carolina ITO ins'rme' Tue
Committee on Manufactures to report oh' 10 re-
,l,r rrr,5in du,ics on Imports, which was yesieis
,j,y laid on the table on his motion, be taken up
Mr Davis said, that having given the resolution
rare(ul examination, he found that n was not s."
a.,.ns;ye /, is bearings as he had supp"''d--
In, IS oh;ecr was merely hnancial-and 'h@'.
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Dec. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
EXTRACT.

II
Few men suspect. perhaps no man
comprehends. the extent Of the sup.
ports given by religion to every virtue.
No man perhaps is aware. how much
our moral and social sentiments are fed
from this fountain; Low powerless con-
science would become without the be-
lief Of God; how paralized would be
human benevolence how the whole
social fabric would quake. and with
wha. fearful crash il would sink into
hopeless ruin, were the ideas Of Su-
Preme Being, Of accountability, aud Of
future life, to be utterly erased from
every mind. Once LET men thorough
ly believe that they are the work and
support Of chance that no superior in
telligence concerns itself with human
affairs; that all their improvements
perish forever at death; that the weak
have no guardian, and the in6rm no
avenger: that there is no reccmpense
for sacrifices 10 upriGbtness and the
public good: that an oath is unheard
IN heaven; secret crimes have no wit
ness but the perpetrator; that human
existence has no purpose. and human
virtue no unfailing friend; that this
brief life is every thing to us, and death
Is total, everlasting extinction, once
let them thoroughly abandon religion.
and who can conceive OF describe the
extent Of the desOla:ion which would
follow
We hope. perhaps, that human laws
and human sympathy will hold society
together. As reasonable might we be-
leve. that were the sun quenched in
the heavens, our torches could illumi-
nate. and our fires quicken add fer,iliEe
creation. What - there ia hamsa ma
ture TO awaken respect and tenderness
u man Is the unprotected insect Of the
day and what j. he more, IL Atheism
be true' Erase ell thought and fear Of
God. from community, and selfish
ness and sensualily would absolve the
whole man. Appetite, kaowing no
restraint, and poverty and suffering hav.
ing no solaee or hope. would trsmple
IN seorn on the restraint Of human laws.
Virtue, duty, principle, would be mock.
ed and spuFned as uameanin1 sounds.
A sordid seif-inierrst would supplanl
every other feeling. and man would
become in fact. what the theory Of
Atheism declares him 10 be, q oompa-
nion for bEuies - CAanaiag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

The following interesting article from
the North American Review for Octo.
Der, gives glowing description of the
condition Of the laboring classes in Eu.
rope Ia regard TO the rate Of wages. the
burden Of laxstion. the means of sub.
sisience, the facilities Of education. and
the share, II any, which these ciasse,
have IN the Government. II ought "a
inspire every citizen OF this free and
happy republic 90 guard with constan,
vigilance against any encroachmepts on
the institutions which guarantee 10 a,
the blessings which our brethren beyond
the seas are destitute o.
10 .N0ray the ordinary frod n the
PeasaniTy - bread snd Cruel, both pre-.
pared Of oat meal. with an occasional
mixture of dried 6sh. Meat is a luxu.
~ which they rarely enjoy.
In Sredsn The dress of the peasantry
is prescribed by law. Their food con.
sisi, Of hard bread, dried 6sh and cruel
without meat.
IN DsAmayk the pessaniry are siill
held N bondage aud ere bought and cold
together with the land on which they
labor.
In Russia the bondage u the pea
s1niry is even more complete than Il Is
70 Denmark. The mobiles oun al the
land in the empire. and the peasantry
y 10 reside npon Il are transferred eth
the estate.
a great majority have only cottages.
one portion n which V occupied BY the
family Ehils The ether u appropriated
70 e1nesiie animais. PsW, hsay hare
seds--sy, dasP upea baEs bua1Ss. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
POG.srsaAE.
rue CONSTITUTION Am TVg >

TIE CONSTITUTION AND TIVE LAWS
At no time since the establishment
OF our present form Of government. ha,
there been so much cause 10 appre.
bend a rude and successful attack upon
the institutions Of the country. az Al
the present moment. Ia former ume,
OF great party excitement. when FAM.
lies were broken up. and the peace Of
neIghbothoods was destroyed by poll.
teal feods, the charge against the op.
position party was that Of hostility Il
the Constitution and disregard Of the
laws. This charge was Indignantly
buried back upon the aceuser. and time
that shows the truth Of all things. Ia,
satisfied the world thai neither wasco,.
rect The evils of this day prcsen,
themselves IN another form: now tfea.
son TO ouf institutions does not Turk be
hind the posts and pillsrs Of the pub
lac temple. and aim az disruption by
creaiing IN one division Of the people
disirus, add apprehension of The other.
u comes boldly forward. assumes the
livery OF = NATIONAL party, snd rake.
the avowal, that Wha.eVsf stands IN the
way Of iis personal add party view,
must BE- made - yield-sil that u We.
nsFable IN our Institutions. end an tha,
imposes checks upon popular outbreak.
ing o. Executive ssurpaiion, must be
swept away. The Constitution Of the
Usiied States, that safeguard Of the
Union, is sssaiisd whenever party nor.
poses are 10 be promoted BY the attack
No sooner vas the senate Of the u.
States found unyielding - The Exeeu-
tive. than rIrsigbtwsy the nv was Fais-
ed that the Senate was useless. This
alarming disregard for The sacfsdnsss
Of The instrument 81 our solemn CON.
pact is growing with the disoFganiainr
spirit Of the times.
in our own State We see The priBei.
PIE, v principle !. nay be called which
q unprineipled. sdya0oed and opsniy
defended. that laws passed ~ our L..
Eiaiaiure. under ne sanction q The
Constitution aad a. aumesoos psecs.
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