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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14
BANK OF CAMDEN.

Atameoting Of the stockholders of this insti-
tuition, ou Monday last, the following gentlemen
were clectcddirectors, viz:
NM. ArWniIE,
Joux N. DEssAUssUaE, ~
JONI CREsSUr,
JoIIx WoRxMaN,
WILLIAM u. NIxeN. -,
PAUL +. YIIIEPIGUE,
WILLIAM IL BowEN.
At subsequent meeting Of the directors, VIM.
MWillic, Esq. was elected president
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

The Tallahassee Floridian, of the eSth ult.
says-thdt the Governor has divided the Terrific
ry into three districts, with an officer in each
authorized to call cut any number of men, in
case of actual invasion, te rcpelfhe enemy, and
that scouting parties are engaged along the
whole line of position, to rcnconnotre ih advance
of the settlement, and prevent a surprise to the
inhabitants.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

A letter fom Tanpico states that an addition
| aforce of four thousand troops was about to
leave San Louis in Mexico for Texas
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

A detachment Of upwards of 800 United
S. Marines, left this city yesterday morning,
on the Rail Road, on their way to Columbus,
(Ga.) to act against the Creeks. The passage
money of the troops and the ordinary travellers
with their baggage, &c, amounted to $2,3l6 %
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

There arc rumoars ofunple1sant disagreemcnts
between Gen. Houston and the President Of
Texas
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Abstract Of the Proceedings OF the
Twcnty.fOurth Congress. First Ses-
SION.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14


Mr.. Kenworthy The v.ntriloquist, whose adver.
tisemcnt will bo found in our columns, has excl.
ted much admiration in different parts ofthe Uni.
ted States. If all We have seen stated of him be
true, his performance must prove instructive as
well as amusing.
For the contents of the Southern Agri.
culturist and the Farmer g. Gardner, see
first page.
The May No. of the Knickerbocker is
received We have not yet had time to read
any of the articles. From the table of con-;
tents we should Judge the present No. not
inferior to its predecessors
A Mr.. John Platt Of Marietta, Ohio, adverti-
zes that he has succeeded in cultivating and pre-
pairing tho genuine hyson tea, and offers seed
gratuitously to those disposed to engage in tho
cultivation of tho plant.
The late session of the New York Legislature
made an addition Of $5,67O,0So to tho Banking
capital ofthe State. 1t also incorporated twenty
elk mutual insurance companies and forty-two
railroad companies.
4 violent hurricane passed ovcr the residence
ofa Mr.. Black near Bcatie's Ford, Lincoln n
c. on The 81 ult which destroyed all his buildings
Two beds wc.c carriod off and not found three
days Afterwards. Two pillows werc found at
distance ofthrce miles. Mr..B. himself, being in
the yard rushedto thehousc the for relief of his
family, wheu he saw it beginning to fan, and was
severely injured by the falling tinbers. Those in
he house escaped unhurt. The hurricane was not
moro than one fourth of mile wide, and spent its
force within dis aace ofthrec miles.
LAW OF THE, ROAD.
A Miss Wilson who was riding in gig with
her brother was thrown out and considerably in-
jured by the upsetting ofthe gig, which was eau
sed by the carclessness of the driver of Dearbon
Wagon driven by man in the employment ofan
incorporated manufacturing company; the wag-
gon and horse being che property ofthe company
and employed in their service. She brought an
action against the company and recovered $50
dollars damages. This vas in Delaware.
Tho Mirror designed for the ladics,s drawiug
room in Astor's Intel in the city Of New York is
sir feet 6y fen.
Tho furniture Of the house cost $4,000.
Eighty servants are permanently engaged in tho
establishment.
Tho Constitution Of Texas adopted sinGs ths
Declaration of Independence has been published,
the first President is to hold his Office swo years,
and his SUCCESSORS three years. The same indi.
vidual not 10 be eligible two terms in succession
Slavery is permitted, but the importation Of
slaves except from the United States, made p;-
racy. Free persons Of African descent not pcr-
mitted to reside in the csunty. Tile most OBJ
jectionable feature in the Constitution, so far as
we can Judge from the abstract of it which we
have seen, is that the judges hold their oaices
only for q term of four years.
Southsrn Medical and Surgical Joarnsl--
The first nuuber of Journal under this title has
been issued in Augusta. It is edited BY Drs. An,
theny and Eye Professors in the Georgia Medical
College. -se
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Mr.. kenworthy The vontriloquist, whose adver-
tisemcnt will bc found in our columns, has excl.
ted much admiration in different parts ofthe Uni
ted States If all We have seen stated of him be
true, his performance must provo instructive as
well as amusing.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

WILLIAM H. boWEA
At subsequent meeting of the directors, VIM.
MWillic, Esq. was elected president.
Domestic Manufacture.-We are pleased TO
learn, that a Cotton Factoryis about to be erect
cd forthwith by the citizens of Orange and Chat.
ham counties, on Cane Creek. The Company
is already organized, the Stock taken and the
work in full progress. Raj. Reg.
The recent rains have caused freshets on the
Congarec, Wateree, Pee Dee and Caps Fear,
which did great injury to the crops on all these
rivers.
During the heavy rain yesterday moraing, tho
tide having stopped up tho drain, great part Of
Market. street was liaerally inundated. the water
flowing into the adjacentshops. Charleston Goa.
ricr, Juee 6.
The Cincinnati Wig statesth the reported
death pfDr. Benjamin Harrison, (son Of Gen.
recently gona the rounds Of the newspapers Is
On Friday week, bad aged about 10 years, son
ST Mr.. Jumes B. Oakley, Of New York, died At
Middleton, Ct) n consequences offs biow from
piece of wood thrown at him By aschool mate.
A Fair Basisess Trassuet'0n.mA fellow was
suc,red TO a pi,lin Maine, but liked her sister
better than he did her. Wishing to Be of with
Tho nld 1--we beSofe he was on with the new, he
askad his betrothed what she would take TO 70.
ie,se b;m-.-sbereplied that about sixty.tw6 dol.
lars sbe thought was as much a. he was worth;
,vhereupon he ponied up the dust took . quit
claim. and married the sister~ BestoR Post.
little son Of Mr.. Peacock Of Chew's landing,
n. J. aged about seycn years was left alone BY ito
mother tied to chair little distance from, tbs
fire, q few days since, ana on returning she found
the child so dreadfnlly burned that he Lived but
few hours.
We learn from highly respectable source,
that Small Pox 10 a considerable extent hastmade
its appearance in Columbus M'0edger'tle (Go)
Journal.
Ills stated in the Oxford IN. c. Examiner that
the streets of that town were white with snow on
the first instant.
The st. Louis Bulletin says the Mormons are
so;d TO be gathering their forces for campaign
AGAINST the Cmistians, to wrestf from their hands
the promised land.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Alcttcr published in New Orleans paper
statcs that the Mexican General Fernandez had
refused petition tho ladies Of Matamoras to re-
spite IA prisoners under sentence Of death. But
upon an offer Of $4,000 BY the merchants he
promised to respite the men till a petition could
be sent to Santa Anna. Only $4,000 of tho
amount had been made up at the date of the let
ter.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

In the presence of
Jno ii. Brodn1x &
Barent Dubois.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Domestic Manufaeture.-We are pleased to
learn, that Cotton Factory is about to be erect
cd fcrshwith,by the citizens of Orange and Chat.
ham counties, on Cane Creek. The Company
is already organized, the Stock taken and tho
work in full progress. Raj. Reg.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Duriugt gthe heavy rain yesterday moraing, tho
tide having stopped up the drain. great part Of
Markct.strect was liaerally inundated. the water
flowing into the adjacentshop ..-C Charleston Goa.
ricr, Juhe 6.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

The recent rains have caused .freshets on the
Congarec, Wateree, Pee Dee and Caps Fear,
which did great injury to the crops on all these
rivers.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

The St. Louis Bulletin says the Mormons are
sa;d to be gathering thsir forces for campaign
AGAINST the Christians, to wrestfrom their hands
the promised land.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

his stated in the Oxford IN. c. Examiner that
the st,eets of that town were white with snow on
the first instant.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Southrn Medical and Surgical JoGynot--
The first nunber of Journal under this title has
been issued in Augusta. It's edited BY Drs. AM,
thony and Eve Professors in the Georgia Medical
College.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

The late session of the New York Legislature
made an addition Of $5,67O,OS0 to the Banking
c apital ofthe State. 1t also incorporated twenty
elk mutual insurance companies and forty.two
railroad companies.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

On Friday week, bad aged about 16 years, son
ST Mr.. Jumes B. Oakley, Of New York, died At
Middleton, )Ct} n consequences cfs Diov nom
piece of wood thrown at him By aschooI mate.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

A Mr.. John Platt Of Marietta, Ohio, advertl-
zes that he has succeeded in cultivating and pre-
pairing the genuine hyson tea, and offers seed
gratuitously to those disposed to engage in tho
cultivation of the plant.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

We learn from highly respectable source,
that Small Pox 10 considerable extent hastmado
its appearance in Columbus - M'aedger'tle (Go)
Journal.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

Gov. CLAY of Alabama has issued proclaim
ton addressed to the Creeks in that State, warm
ing them that they have been incorporated into
tho State. and that if they make war upon it they
will not be treated as foreign enemies, but execu.
ted as traitors wher apprehended.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
.V'OTI(E.

YEfIE subscriber offers Tor sale his tract oil LA'>p
i IN Bedford county. known 10y the name oil
.. Mount Pleasant" living on Elk Creek. Just above
il, junction with Big otter, one and an hall niies
from the Turnpike Road, 10 from Liberty anu IL
from I.ynchbug. The tract contains Eight Hundred
aud Sixteen Acres nearly hall IN Woods. ne I'M
lroyements consist of comfortable Dwelling
House nearly new, recently plasiered aud painted
with every other necessary Out house. Tor the con
yeniencc of family, neafly all new, and new BARN.
9iieet by to \ considerable portion OF The fianta-
tation Is now in Clover. and in a state oil improve
rncnt The Land is offered foi one-lourth oi the
purchase money in hand, the balance on credit oil
one. Two, three and four years, equal Instruments
The subscriber deems IT unnecessary to say any
thing about the quality Of the Land, and the adsan-
tages OF the situation. those wishing 10 purchase
will view the premises, and Judge for themselves
Let II suffice 10 saw this is truly valuable place.
well worthy the attention of those wishing to buy
Real Esrate-and if eafly application IS made bar
gain may be had. NM {. LEflNl'h.
Juue IL WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
DANrlIIR, August y

We understand that Chester, the negro who
was convicted and sentenced to be hung, h, the
County Court OF PntsNlvania. for the murder of
Thomas Williams, has been repricved b, the E>-
ecuive Of this State. We have always regarded
IT, as most outrageous case Of murder one which
called for the most signal punishment. The COM
munity Is not satc--tle lives of onr citizens are
without protection; II murder without Il nilipa-
ting circumstance with unequvocd and POSITIVE
proof, Shall go at large. II is not the first instance
in when the rights, the lives and peace of this
community, have been di>reeardrd and barred of
the protection of law, by Executive interference.
O6scrrcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
To Rail Read Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the the Boil
L lngbrook Hotel, in Petersburg Va, ON the
Sth day of October next, for the excavation, en-
hankm"n' and masonry of forty miles of the RAJ
leigh and Castor Rail Road
Plans an proilIes OF the work will hc exhibited
at the place above mentioned for ten DAYS previ-
Gus 10 the letting, and all other information will be
gwen on Application 10 the subscriber or any of
the assistant Engineers on the line
Recommendations will be expected in case, of
persons not known 10 the Engineer
CHARLES +. NJ. GARNETT.
/. =. For the information of persons, AT dis
lance, would state tlat the Raleigh and Castor
kal Road is continuation of the Pctcrburg and
ct TIC Grcensvillc and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke 10 Raleigh, in the great line of Nor
thcrn and Southern travel
Tins road is located on a high and dry ridge of
country, which is considered remarkably HEALTHY;
and the mlldness OF the climate admitting of opera
IONS IN the open air throughout the winter, makes
II peculiarly desirable to those wishing winter iobs.
The facility OF travelling is so great now Nv the
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
frederIckbnrg Rail Roads, that the trip may be
performed IN forty hours. The trip may be per
Tor med'n the same time by the Bay on three DAYS
in the week.
Aug. p 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

M Fare NOW receiving and offering for sale,
w Is hhds. and bbls St Crox Sugar. (part
prince
1000 lbs. White Havana Sugar,
II hhds Molasses.
l65 bags Rio, 81. Domingo, I.aguira, White
and Green Java Coffee,
y bbs. Sweet Malaga Wine,
1000 lbs. prime Loaf Sugar,
30 kegs Nails,
~ do old Poi Wine.
Is boxes 10 by - Glass.
20 cases Silk aud Fur Hats
''NO lbs. Sole Leather, tgood and 1amacedA
Is boxes Oranges and Lemons IN fine order
800 lbs. Filbcrts, Prupes in Fancy Boxes
Gunpowder Tea in 4 and 10 bs boxes,
Case super do in lbs canisers,
Sperm and Tallow Candies
Soap,
Common Cigars.
Halt and full bound Blank Books,
Foolscap and Letter Paper.
Wrapping Paper, large and small sizes
Iron bound " God " are in nests,
Saddes,
Parkcrs Straw Cutters a first rate article
ALSO,
~ bbls New \. {. Clipped Iernes. Mol
) Piano Fortcs, one OF which is beautiful
upright Cottage, Piano made of Rose
wood
all Of which we will sell at prrate as well as public
sale. at prices To suit purchasers.
PAYNE & TURNER
.iuction and Commission Mrchants, Bank Square.
Max %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

Ab"n two YEAR az - win m, H.
"inch hat IL tho lat mn, rfo,u, T., tho So.
''m' "lich blood go.
r"lWrh ul"f escastlusd by
nv compliant Dyspepsia al debility weakn,., Ia ~
' ''F''' ''' f''l"usto
sam never cat me al hat 80 p,nGi mn,
VA" I" hr""
advertised i"isiiucol taking
ns dose appeared e. strengthen ,ch and s ~
the bottle an I'M, c,,,
lew days my .t"mhch began dyes, c,,,, ~
c"nlnned the bottlo.
cured me entirely and perfect he, III which
ENJOY ed ever aud before
In all cited u,
orhny "l stomach "n"n nn'l"r hsnd
1854. HENRY IoUT.N r,,J,,,.l 49, y. ',,,na'fy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
THE LIVINGSTON HOTEL.

1--WE subscribers having purchased the tavern
Il near the Z Courthouse in the town of Loving
'ton heretofore occupied by Col Charles Perrow,
beg leave To inform the public generally, that they
will make every cNertion to please those who may
call upon them Tie house is large aud convenient
and will be neatly fitted up. Servants shall be at
tentise, Table and Stable supplied well as the
can afford, and the Bedding shall be of the
first order In fine, will endcayor to keep u house
worthy Of the public regard. The line of Stages
which passes through tins place, stops tins house,
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
mediation. We therefore solicit the public patro
mage. HENRY ;. PElTON,
WM. |. KIDD,
FREDERICK s. PEYTON.
August % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
DACGER'S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

NliESE Springs ready for the reception
l. of 80 visitors. The cabins first are rate, fur
nture all new and of the fare il is needless to say
any thing to the numerous visiiers who have been
at the table in the bar of the hospitable and en-
terprlsing Manager, MI. Charles l.. DibrclI. We
dislike putting, but we believe are fully borne
out in saying, that better water,a better table,
better vines and liquors, cannot be found at any
similar establishment in the United States. The
Ioads good individual excrtion will allow
by the next season we hope to have IA turnpike
completed, that will cross the Natural Bridge and
pass by our door. DlBRELL Il WATKINS.
Aug - CT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

COTTON crop Of Mississippi The Vick,Lur,
tM,ss.) Register estimates the present cotton croo
% '"a' state at one hundred millions of pounds.
and IN value at from fifteen to eighteen millions of
dollars. The advance of Mississippi in wealth
and population, during the last five wears. is almo,,
unparalleled. Acc Drding to the Grand Gulf Adver.
user the last has doubled while the first has more
man qnadrnpled, during this period. The popul,-
persons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

Mr.. yohn q. Ere
|NAkE NOTICE That on the I7th and
l. l9th days of September, at 5. & NJ H. Gar
lands Law Office, in Lynchburg, we shall pro-
coed TO take the dispositions of John +. johnson,
liy. b. Ely, Richard Chiffon, Samuel Garland
and others, and at Campbell Court house, on the
2}d, John Alexandcr's and others all to be read
IN the trials OF your suits scveraly against US now
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ChancerN, for Montgomery county, ON the
Law side of said court, when and where YOU NAV
attend III person on by attorney.
JAMES BARNETT
HENRY EDMUNDSON.
August - 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
X. slaIAIElEAD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

IS As Iocalcd hIm,eIi in Lynchbu.g, and will
4 :. practice in the Exterior and Superior Courts
of the Corporation of Lynchburg, countic. of
mphrll, Amherst and Nelson. His Office is
on Main street, one door above Mr. Charles
Phelps Auction Store where he may bo found
at a times except when attending the Courts.
AUGUST : :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
Notice..

TINIE subscribers have formed Partnership IN
/ der the firm of T.. VI. GreenNav & Co, for the
transaction of general COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS, in the city OF Baltimore, and have taken
the Warehouse. No. -, South Charles street. where
they expect in few days, variety of W"olen,
Six and Cotton Goods.
EDW NJ CIR EENWAI,
EDMUND DlDiER.
LORENZO NORNEII
Baltimore July II Nv if w2m of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

VI. HART,
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.

=. I F,J
l"o D"o's from the Virginia Bank
VIZ subscriber informs his friends and tb, NH
Inc generally, that he keeps constantly ON hand
q k'"','' assortment OF every article IN the Dress
lmr.-And as ever, article !. mad. IN t,.n ,ho.l
"lll be found 10 be good. His assortment CONSISTS
IN part. OF
blue black, and colorcd Dress and Frock Goats.
steclmNed aud colorcd Zig Goats;
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloaks OF all descr,n-
tIuns: ~
Eur and Seal Caps;
Cloth and Cashmere Pantaloo,s
stocks SHIRTS. Shrecs, Stochencu Shirts and
Drawers Also
,hl'drens Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All Of which
will be sold low for cash " ""''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

Hessrs. Petr Lyon, Bird UhHe & Il bert Posieg.
'I'AkI. uotlcc, that | shall on Tuesday the
fourth da, ot October next, al the store house
OF liepen,ta y Bailey, III the County al Franklin
take the deposlions oi illims Brown. Priscilla
BERNARD and others To be- read as evidence IN caus,
III 'iilnccN, depending in the Circuit SUPERIOR
QUIZ oi ''h" ana h'nectN, ion the count, o Frank
hI, ia winch am piIntili aud YOU lt Defendants If
SaId dispositions are not completed the first da,
they Will be continued from day To da, until they are
finished. Yours &c
JOIN X. Forbes. EN'or. of
Joha Forbes decd.
August - WHO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
G.lRLEG.I.V'V"<
d a i s a NJ OF IIEAr. Ty,
Dir. JouS 5. M,LL,n, Frederick Town Nh

n,
do h-'"hN e'ruh that ihnI this spriur and .,u, ~
stomach u yto,t a., 80,
et., aud prn ac'"s 10 which n,.d raa,
many remedies "tnont snng felisf. at I,, ,.r,,
mrnde u bottle oi btt"gant, kasan of Health
u, j"hn hiet acc"rdmsh made u
rf"r"sd 81 h'ss"m ~ hase stow WHICH
hr.ih again and am no" Mel" os nj M
~ W 'NH ho VA "f INV b"noh' n1 h"se ned tho ,smc
wy. '"'''' N'' ,.,. JAt Oh hoNEH, Court Che,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
august |
NOTICE,

'I'iit subsriibeis, being appointed committee
by the Baptist Church Tor that purpose will
Oh Tuesday, the 18Th day oi September next p,o.
coed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder on lhr premises
the large Brlck building and Lot attached thereto.
ia the ncIghborhood oi Mr. rhoui, Billiard and
Dr. liolconbc, aud formerly occupied rs i baptist
Mestihg House The sale II mad, by order OF ia.
Church.
l"tns made known on the ay OF salc
SAM FL NONIIN,
JOHN :. LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

The package containing one hundred thousand
dollars, belonging to the Commercial Bank of
Cincinnati, which WIS advertised ~ lost h., becn
found. ithad been deposited in a re-proof chest
and had dropped between the shelving and The
wall. Ii was accidentally discovered in searching
Tor some papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
CANDIES. Ac.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

inc snip superior, just arrived in James River,
- from Liverpool, we shall receive inthe course of
, u, week the most Splendid assortment of HARD
n-'hE' ana CUTLERY ever offered in this market:
"ilch' added to our Stock on hand and recent pur-
chases from the Northern manufacturers will cnahI.
US 10 o'er inducements, not to be surpassed BY any
mouse IN Virginia. We invite the attention of Mer-
rnaht' and assure them that thew shall have their
hardware as low as il can be purchased in Richmond
II. b. RICHARDS & co
April II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
10 Dollars Reward for WINSTON.

10 Dollars Reward for WINSTON.
- ANAN " from The subscriber on the 9TH INST
=, negro man named
UIASTDN.
llls aye. should Judge is between - aud 50 years,
middle SIZE and tolefabl, dark compIcxon. lie h..
4 wife at Mayor Smiths plantation, Flat Creek
where have but little doubt he Is lurking / will
give the above reward Tor him delivered to mo AT
Beaver Creek. miles below IynchLufp. 81 10 Sc
cure him in Campbell OF l,nehbule Jnl.
JAMES DOLAN
August I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

WHALE SlllPS.-Four whale ships belone
my IN Hudson, have returned with 800 barrels
OF OIL The carsoes ofiwo Of the ships are worth
sloo,ooo. The New England at Ponghkecp
sic, has cargo of 1000 barrels whale and
o.D do sperm oil, which is valued at about 500
600. N'o'