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EOURQUREAN d. PALMER,
SIGN or THE
RsOl' ~ q DLDE.N' .HORY.ER.

IN the Brick Tenement, a fer doors beior The Post
OFce, and betreen Il. II. NorreFs Fancy Dry
Good Store and Thurman and .Schoo!feias Hard-
rare Establishment
HANlNG entered into co-partnershlp, for the
Il purpose OF carrying on the Apotheeary and
Druggist business III this place take tins method
OF informing our friends aud the public generally,
thatwc are now receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, entire
assortment of
Fresh AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DnuGs, PAINTS,
OILs. DYE-STuFFs, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c.
comprising all the newest and approved articles
III use, all OF which have been recently selected with
great care, by one OF the firm.
As we are determined to sell on accommodating
terms, especially to large dealers, particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give us Il
call
Orders from i distance promptly attended to, put
up in the most careful manner, and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit Il share OF the
public patronage.
THOMAS y. FOURQIREAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER
" B.-We have just received splendid new so
ia Apparatus which will be IN full operation IN few
DAYS, rot itlt REAN ~ PNLMtK.
June2 Is
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A Fine James River Estate for sale.

VINIIE subscriber oc,s for sale, his tract of Land
1 lying ON James INel in the county of Nelson,
and containing by survey 1854 acres-about o50
acres of open Land $50 of which are low grounds,
aud between and 500 acres of wood land, most OF
which is good Tobacco l.and.--Ihe location OF this
Land is the most desirable beng situated in a per
iecy heaty climate and fine meighborhood.-A
private sale preferred.
f. STANIIOPE McLEL.AND.
JDly II ~
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Il. SEA1slIliHs.

HAS Just received a supply of Fresh Mcdi-
l. l. cines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufls, Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c. Among which, are
Best CaIabria Liquoicc,
g Sperm Oil,
Copal Narnsh, Quick dryng,)
g do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, "a considerable yarcty,)
Turpentne do.
Hair Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
Superior Razors,
Do. Straps.
Do. Pen Knives,
Do. Fine COMBS,
Do. Dressing do
Splendid Card Cases,
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better than qu'ils,
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish SegarS, (old,)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
PHYSICIANS Scales aud Weights,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Turpentlne,
White Lead, (pure,) &c. &c. &c
ALSO,
new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
JAM in | h. jars at 80 cents each, or - ~ pc
dozen possessing all the freshness OF t'c large IN
.lish Raspberry IN season.
April1
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TABERNACLE FEMALE SCHOOL

iI'lIE examination in this institution, under the
L care of Miss Peyton, will take place on the
18th inst. Parents Guardians and all persons dspos
fdto attend, are respectfully invited.
CHARLES l.. COBBS.
JOHN o. IEFFWICH.
Bedford. July Z ID
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NOTICE.

~ AN DESTROYS OF selling the IlOi : l. and
|;;;m LOT, where at present reside, situated
within a few hundred yards OF Randolph
Macon College. | will dispose OF the property At
such price as may be declared by competent iud.es
10 be its Just value. WILLIAM \. HOWARD.
Boydton, Va. JulyI II Nv
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NOTICE.

INHE subscribers are just receiving quantity of
L North Carolina CLIPPED BEHRING'S, in
I" barrels. Those wishing to buy, would perhaps
upRs TO give us call before they purchase.
ECHOLS x CUNDIEF,
Loptr end Of Main street.
June % Is
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EA TENSILE SALE
DRY GOODS, cRocnprrs u.,,
WARE, &c.

III. stock OF Merchandise. az ia, -. II
bRo" y, il, not having been disposod ot en,,,,'
~ WIS anticipated the Store house nbiqI, j. ,,.,r
opposite the banks, will be opened IN ,nrs,,,,,, :,
'9i,'ef advertisement, on Fanny. the Isl of Jnlv
"' '' "'''aoe assortment OF Goods offered for sale
~ ie''h OF III lots To suit purchasers for ,,su -,
the most reduced prices ''''' at
ne Executor who is DESTROYS of clo.i,r .b L
S',leSS as S"on as possible, is aware Of the nrcs ~
"'ietihg great inducements to the public IN o,4cr -
n'S'en sales AMI will expect to satisfy purchaser.
"'a' decided bargains mas be had for cash The
Stoch OF floods Is one of the most valuable and a.,
i,ea character embracing not only ,rpe sn,,nI, ,f
me principal staple and Standard Go,dS Inn -.
i'os every article IN every line OF business const
,u'lhE' IN ne fullest sense, F0arU ami I0,,,b,
'>toft. There Is in the House but am incou.ider,
pIe amount OF the Goods which were on hand ,,,
years ago, whist the greater part of the Who'll,
are Such rs have u>t been purchased ,t Nov
YIN MOI cut OF broken, and many not Vet TAX en- ami
ol the boxes and packages. These Goods WE'RE
"oaSh late IN the season, while there was A pressure
III e money market, after the merchants were ehrf
~ soPphed, aud sales consequently dull So as mo
oahlN TO cause sllg hit depression in prices OWN,
also To the period AT which they wcfo boupht 20,
comprise the freshest importatlons a,,d very latest
lHNhlphS. he commercial community is already re-
hcNtd lnsome measure from the pecuniar, cmbar-
lNineht under" winch, from temporary causes if has
lately labourcd, and as is general, ancin,frd This
pressure Is about TO be followed bv a general r>n,n-
SION OF me money and resources of the country mi
COS Will oil course RISE aud the present moment will
ne SHOWN 10 nave been the most favourable both to
customers, and 10 those who buy to sell again for
supply ing themselves with Goods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25
SPRING SUPPLY.

WE subscribers have Just received by the ship
SUPERIOR, their importation of Spring and sum
inef british Dry Goods together with a large stock
p o'hef Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased IN
ihlauephIa, New York and Boston, in connexlon
WIN 'helr partners (F. s. S. James s Co. Of Rich
mond by the package.
ihey solicit the patronage of the customers OF the
roIcelh OF Franklin, Hunt Il Co. well as the pub
~ assuring them that their stock is large and com
"''huihg' and will be sold wholesale retail, on
Inns not to be surpassed by any house in upper IL
sn'"' JAMES G.. HUNT x Co.
anily Groceries, Hardware Shoes and Hats.
J. c II. * Co.
April q I,
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10 Robert Jennings and Fena Inn ms ~1e,
William Judkins and Sarah ID. his mUe, Ab-
salem B0sfick and W0rga1rt his mife, and
isaac Nedley, guardian for Elisabeth Roberts:
'I'AkE NOTICE THAT on the 9th day of Au-
4 gust, 1876, at the dwelling house OF Robert
huft IN the county of Carroll and State of Tennes-
see shall take the deposition OF said Hurt and 9TH
9s' and on the a2d day of August 1886 at the ia
.tfh house OF NJ +. Jackson, in the county OF Hal
naA and state of Virginia, shall take the deposi-
"on OF Paul Street and others, which dispositions
WIN be read as evidence IN suit now depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
lor The county of Halifax, in which YOU are PLAN
m, and as administrator of Elijah Baker, dec d.,
"liilaln B.Jctiress administrators of Benjamin An
ntffon, decd, and Sarah Anderton, defendants.
JAMES McCRAW.
Jnne 26 4v.
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TERMS.
N~"TWe LyMchbMrS Viryivi0n''
TER Ms.

0F"TWe LyHCNOWFS V1HSfWtNNS
:, prined rice ,reek, at 81 per amman, payable in
adrance No paper wiU be discontinued (but at the
discretion ofthe Editors. until all arrearages are pud
NJ EMBELLISHMENTS miH be inserted at
RI rents per square, Tor css the first time and 80
.sa,s for each continuance. Those from a distance
a, be raid for prepiosiy to Insertion u,tess The
,,vnent be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbag ,,.....,
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J. 7 I}KUN =,
Executor Of IigUrU Brojru T.

I11TT07" y HTNTy BfOWN, j.
u Country Merchants, as well as those from
Town. are respectfully invited to call and make up as
sorted lots and reels of Goods. which shall be fur
hlSiled on the most satisfactory terms.
June 30 :,
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1yMcKBURe CLOTHING STORE

: BNliE subscribers beg leave to inform the in-
Il 6iants of Lynchburg and Campbell, that
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

FOR RENT OR LEASE.
NE Undersigned will. upon the premises,
m 'he 10Th July, offer his Lands, in Amherst coun-
"' rent or lease.-PerSons wishing to rent OF
edse James River Lands will consult their interest
=. "'enoing to this NOTES.-The Land lies IN the
O "ne vicinity of Lynchburg, two miles below"
s tenement contains Isl acres river bottom, of
N ''e qnalIty-thc other tenement between 60 and
,% I'Ts fiver bottom and about two hundred acres
oe nigh Land. They formed apar otthe estate OF
"e L. boiling, Esq. The terms of lease will be
''e hhown when the Lands are offered
,u,,5 PHILIP A. BOILING.
IVY 10 t2jJv
BLANKS FOR Sale
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Il A..

Heher from w. g. L1HiR, Secretary Of Var of
me Hepn6tic Of T,raS, to he President and
= "o'"et' on The subject of The disposition ot
ne" prisoner, Gea'rai Santa Ina.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
Florida War.
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
FLORIDA.

From our correspondents Of the Savannah Geor-
eian. (says the n. Y. Journal of Commerce. We
have received a slip dated March 10Th d. O'Clock
noon. containing late a5 interesting intelligence
from the army Of Gen. Chimes. 1t will be seen
from what follows, that Oscoa, the chief of he
hostile Indians has prol,e ed terms of csplius'on,
bat precisely with what ncnt, rcmains 10 be devel
opcd. Subsequently to his interview, the army
If Gen Gaucs being Strengthened for provisions,
tell back upon Fort Draui where the gallant Gen
eral yielded up the cnmm,nd 10 Gen. Chnch, md
proceeded forthwith to Nos O,ieans. 1--WE are Of
opinion" saws the Gccnrean, 'Thai Gen. Gaines
has left the furccs at Fort Dranc, not because as
others ihinK, the war j. o. I'll end but because his
orders compelled tin' To dc 50, and, Gen. Cnch
Is an experienced officer, h, did not feel authorized
10 violate those orders, one Of the first duties oi
The soldier being to render cheerful ubcti"nce Ia
ms snp"rlors Besides, IA, brave Scott entrusted
with the cbI"t command M Florida was pre-
same, known 10 he approaching Fort Dranp.-
What Necessity, then for Gaiues to rcmnin. when
such reasons urged his wbirawall We more
deep aaeem Il 81 e MiRc "a Uen3 1n as apS
aerou, disposition tor peace. His character the
character Of Ids followers e,inccd ou the blood
stained fields o. Eloadd. forbid tie dca that the
rryenccful saoHEc--tUc Voiafcr of t.catins-thr
murderer Of Charley onailha the gray headed
Thomson and the companions of Dade. and hs
martyred ussnta'es, can, from any dpeire ~ spare
The blood of oar couHrymcu, pause ~ hat ear
mage, 10 pursue which he had bathrd his hands N
innocent blood, fod upon the PROSTATE bodies Of
the noble and the brave ana tortured, for n prop-
tons moment wherein 20 CRAFTY them,the revenge
fol feeling of the savage breast. We trust that,
no faith may henceforh be placed in the faith of
Oseoa"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
From The jacksonville Courier, March II.
GEN. GAINES AND OSEOLA HAD AMIN
TERVlEW.

The ne"s from the camp of Gen. Gaines contin.
ues tn be OF great importance. In our last we sta
ted Gen. Cllnch with the Alachua militia had Joined
him. We were then unable to state correctly the
PARTICULARS. The following extract Of letter to Il e
editor, Will shoY The force which accompanied the
provisions.
The force which went TO the relief of General
Gaines under the command of Gen. Clinch, conss-
ed OF four companies of mounted volunteers from.
Alachua county commanded by Captains Williams
carter, Hern, and Lieut.. Dell one company from
Hamilton county under Capt. Marin the Rich.
'nond Blues ; about se' enty friendly Indians and
some regulars. IN all about 700 men, Yer.
bal reports state that the Indians are getting short
Of lead.
With this force Gen. Cnch went to the relief
OF Gen. Gaines. The night before his arrival Os.
cola sent negro to he camp Of Gen. Gaines re.
qncsing an interview, promising to stop killing
white men if he would stop killing Indians. This
propositlon was agreed To, and Oseola YVES told to
come next day with white flag, when they would
have u talk with hin. The next day in com.
psny with another chief, he came to within about
one hundred yards of the Fort waved his - l,ile
llag around three times, and sat down upon a
iog. Three officers from the camp went 10 meet
them.
Ose"ia informed that Gen. Clnch was on his way
I" JOIN them with large number of horsemen. lie
expressed his Willingness that hastiies cease, and
10 gi'e up bis arms. The officers required him 10
sign articles Of agreement by which he bound him.
sell to proceed forthwith Ia Tampa Bay and there
embark Tor The Mississippi. Some say that CISCO.
"a objected TO this mode of removing, and wished
20 60 by land. Others that be would not promise
3" z" at all but wished 10 live M the other side Of
the "Ilhlacoochee aud to have that for the bonn
dafy line between them and the whites. Their
Discussion Mss interrupted by the arrival Of Gen.
Chnch. Duung the course of il. Oseoa inquired
no" they we're of for provisions. They told him
they had plenty. lie said lac knew they had not
and II they would come over the uyet. he would
give them two i,eeves and bottle Of brandy.
As Sen. Cllneh approached, The friendly Indians,
percesins the hostile Indians about three hundred
ystds from The camp of Gen Gaines, raised the
whoop which Wss Immediately follow ed by one from
the hosiIle Indians. The men immediately formed
aud fired platoon. The Indians He'd and we're
closely pursued. runner then came from Gen.
Games oresrn. them 70 stop. sod informing them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

'hai Osc"la ess tresiinr ~hh ,hrm At hrst ihnsc
in pufsmi would noi be restrained hat the cfs
"ltcaIN.' "a treaty som checked them. Gen.
Clinoh Then formed and proceeded TO camp.
This following extract Of letter written a0c'
,bcir arrival, contains some interesting par;icu-
isrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
COLUMBUS, Feb. 20.

HOMICIDE. 1t is our melancholy duty to rec
ord wllful and aggravated case Of homicide which
was commit ted near this place upon one of onr cit
lzens on Sunday morning last. From whnt we
can gather, the following appear to be the material
facts IN the case On Sunday morning Mr. James
l. Hill, conieclioner. and Mr. Abram, made en-
excursion from this place with view Of spending
the day in the country, and returning in the eve.
ming. They stopped at house On the road, kept
by Mrs. Berry, objectionable fame and took from
the barouche some champagne which they had
long with them, Mr. Hi requesting the woman
MRS Berry, to lend him a tunb!er with which 10
dHnR IT, She refused alleging that she kept her
numbers Tor her own liquor. or words to that ef
'eci' Mr. Hill persisted in demanding the tum-
pier and she ia refusing it until she finally shut the
door with Hill outside. lie then drew pistol and
fred Into the upper par. Of the door. and infer
wards forced It open by kick. but still remaining
outside. Mr. Abram then came up and led IIills
few PAGES back from the door, and was remonstrs
IIag with him To induce him TO dcsist-fron his yio
lcnee. While IN that position the women stepped
TO The door with musket loaded with buckshot
anI shot I'LL IN the head eleven shot entering his
temple. eye and forehead. Hc died mined ately
The woman leit the premises directly afterwards
and although warrant has beet issued and diligent
search made for her she has ye, been sPpreasn-
ded.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
Nc Red's .Mroh 10.

about daylight this morning, was aroused by
the whooping Of about fly Indlaos, aud the clear
ing Of Their rites. rushed cut sword IN hand
aud found the companies Of Jones, Henry, Doucin.
Qnaiilebaun and li'bbler rushing from their tents,
Ihns Tor VIC have pursued IN VAN, although coun-
ted 20 m"ccas'n tracks one edge orthe creek and
others 81" more elsewhere.
htee Of our men were killed, viz: White
"a substitute. Sweae, a clerk 10 Conrad, d gro.
GER Ifadd-street. charleslon.) Casefeid. ia. mer
IRON Ssniee. both Of Capt. Doucin's corps. from
Charleston. and poor Kennel, Of CAPT. Henry'.
brave aud generous company Of Irish sslnnieef..
Kennedy ~ss not seslPed. but the other two
we've. All thres were near camp getting wood. !"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
~. .4vgusiine, Mareh ID.

The steamboat Dolphin arrived this afternoon
from Mosquito. We learn that there are numbers
OF Indians IN that neighborhood. TINT their fires
are seen in every direction and that they fre
quenty show ihemsehes bot at q respectful dis
lan-e. On Friday night last, one Of Iiem came
within the hail Of sentinel. who shot al him, but
without effect, when he uttered yell end disap-
peared.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

II is stated that four young giroffes are at
Malta accIlm itiny for England and that
they are To be shipped for the Geological
Gardens in the approaching spring
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

The ABOLITION QUESTION still RACES in Congress
Do the consciences of those fools who started Colonial
ton ever twingel They the original Of all
this strie-they the authors Of the mischief Rel-
gioa and philosophy both perverted aid the
The blacks of the South held in servtude BY hui
name, kind, and careful mas,ers-the blacks Of the
North are slaves piferng, deness ntemperance and
vice. As to freedom there is just much in one case
as the other.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

THEATRIcAL.-TLe Woods commenced in pb;l,del
phia last Monday. They are making money!
Since they returned they have cleared sl2675 AZ. A
parson would not make so much in ten wears.
Booth is sane again. He played in Philadelphia
last Saturday. Look out for the change of the NOON
Wallack's benefit in Philadelphia was crowded.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Judge Ulsbocf1cr presid-
ing.-Cameron & Hughes %. Francis Tudbope and
others.-This suit instituted TO recover dsmsges
TO the amount Of $1,000 for losses bv the nsr
hts, occasoned by the defendants who belonged 10 rhe
4" Stone Cutters Association" having induced and
the journeymen of the plaintiffs to leave their
employ. ''''i'
MIR. Western opened the case for the PLAINTIFF in q
short but powerful Speech in which he deprecated the
Trades Union Society," as very iuurous m ,hs-
community. After plain statement of facts, Peter
Collins was called who testified that he has been a
stone cutter for Sc yearstat he was in TIE emnov of
Messrs. Cameron & Hughes-that in the month Of INV
three persons, composing the committee from the As:
ISOLATION, came to the shop, while the men were az
dinner, and told them they must work no longer for G.
a. H.-that they might do as they pleased, bur thew
knew what would be the consequence of remsining
where they were-the committee gave them until
Tuesday following decide and then if thew had NOT
quilted they would be "scabbed" which in plain Eng
iish means, that journey would thereforh asso
cate with them and that il they engaged to work in anv
shop after being scabbed, person would work in
Inc same shop with themin consequence Of this threat
all leit but one man, who severely pounded the
next night, that he for long time incapaciated
from work-Messrs. c. g. H. had then contract from
T. Bloomer Esq, TO do the stone work of his house. az
the corner OF Duane street and Broadway but that in
consequence OF their having left, they lost that
and other work. '
This was the substance Of Mr.. Collins testimony
and at the close Of his examination the Judge chs pei
that far he had heard the plaintiffs certainly were
entitled to damages. Mr.. Whiting then opened the
cause Tor the defence in speech Of considerable force
and argument.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

Importation Of OI.-The quantity Of Oil imported
into the United States the wear ending January 1836
Is go barrels of sperm. and 1898 of whale oil
one-thrd Of which was New Bedford and about one
sixth at Nantucket. The in the other oortbern
states.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

APAIRIARcH.-The appearance of the aged and
venerable Bishop White, in the street, yesterday morn
ing, on his way to Church through the snow storm
cited no small share Of interest," His step was as firm
as usual, and his whole appearance indicated the pos
session OF as much vigor has rendered him. for e.
u. 8. Gazette.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

IMPORTANT DEcIsios.-In the case of Cameron &
Hughes, RS Tudhope and others-the Jury, after being
absent about ten minutes returned verdict for the
plaintiffs, for $50 so damages and cents costs.
Talmadge and Whiting for the defence, Western and
Edwards Cor the plaintiffs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20
IFrOn the New YORK Sun Il ye,ssra.y.l
We oss stocks but those rhieh Keep ow heads Up

We oss no stocks but those rheh Keep ow heads up
right,
True to the letter. Day of the Sum- has at last had
the candoar 10 acknowledge the truth. The @public
stocks keeping his head UPRIGHT is the natural and
fitting place for him and what is more seems he went
into them at his own expense, and thus cheated the
officers of justice out of their fees. When he shall
finish his destiny in this world in that mered position
b. II. Day will no doubt, out Of pare sympathy to
Judas Bachelor, elevate himself to the same level with
that worthy on one of the highest and sto utcst trees in
the Park.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

~ Long bloring.-Why don't you wipe YOUR nose.
Tom r. said little offcious, pragmaiica bow TO tail
Joly old codger with great blue spindling nose
Oh gad," replied the latter have your honor a.
lar as can ch."-Dedham Patriot ' -
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

-Four hundred volunteers nivel in Texas from the
United States during the week ending on the 23d ult
Numbers of well armed, able and resolute men CONT
nue. to pour in from the United States.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

VI Mrs. Pritchard's benefit, on Saturday evening.
was complete overflow. She performed in her usual
style OF excellence, aad called for by the audience
to receive those cheers of appreciation so Justly
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

HEALrH OF PHILADELPHIA-About 10l persons
died In Philadelphia last week-l0 Of consumption.
why will not the people wear shoes that v in keep
their feet warm and comfortabei
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

fatal ARRAY took place last xeaL n c.L,
county, Penn, between a German named per-. FN,
uu I ;11dS Butler an Irshman, in which the lane,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20

BIZ AMOS KEsDALL's EXPRESSING papers yester-
day south of Philadelphia Letters are received every
day saying, / don't get your paper"-"I don't get
your paper" f-s