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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
From the New York Mercantile Advertiser
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From the New York Mercantile Advertiser
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Loss ofths ship Bristol, AL sirty>sevsn
lives.
The ship Bristol arrived of Sandy
Hook Bay on SUNDAY evening at nine
o'clock. bm not seeing any pilot boat,
stood of al IL O'Clock. the Highland
Light bearing W, N. w. Al a quarter
before fur. A. VI. she struck on Far
Rncksway Bar, and We regret tn state
that three cabin aud sirty storage pas
sengsrs and toHr cfhe ersU rere drOrn'
ed.
The ship went ashore. on the bar. a,
4 A. NJ. on "nday. the wind blowing
a gale from s E As soon as she struck
she preached To the wind and heeled
seward. The steerage passengers rush
ed on deck and were swept ava, by the
waves almns. as soon as they made their
appearance. The cabin passengers re
manned hrInw. until the deck cabin was
washed If. IN which time Capt. Nc
Kown had made preparations for their
safety a. lar as lay in his power. by
which the majority of them were saved.
together With many steerage passengers.
The ship had Dilged and gone to pieces
at our lales, advices The passen.
gers saved, had nothing but what they
stool in. Their trunks. which had
drliled ashore. were immediately opened
BY the q" rorse than demons" on shore,
and their contents stolen. The ship was
insured for $4,000 IN this city. as well
as the greater par, Of her cargo--lhe
remainder insured IN England.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

hmportani.-The Boston Pos, Of Sa-
urday sa, : that letters had been receiv-
ed in that city from Havana, stating that
they are in momen!ary expectation vi an
insurreclionary movement there. and that
many Of The inhabitants are shipping
their property tn the United States. and
preparing to follow il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

The village Of Johnstown. in N. York.
was nearly consumed by fire on the 25.h
ulumo. Amongs, the property destroyed
was the Episcopal Church. with lis fine
bell and old organ. presented In the church
hefnre the Revolution hv Sir Wi liam
Johnson.-Whule loss $50. 1000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Manufactures in Virginia The an
nual consumption Of Cotton in the Fac,o-
ries a, Richmond is said TO be 3, 900 bales;
they are in progress Of enlargement, so
that they will consume a still greater
quantity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

A robher met with his deserts at Iou~
isvilIe. kenmcks lately. He. in compa-
nv with another. had broken int" the
store nf Mr Buchanan, who, waking
up aud finding his premises invaded.
selzed a pistol and firing with Deliberate
aim. succeeded in putting the hail through
the body Of nne of the midnight marsu'
ders. who died IN three days afterwards
IN the hospital. Tie ackn"w lodged hun.
self guilty Of many unlawful acts. and IN
the nigh, he net with his violent recep-
,inn. he had purInined the pocket books
Of eigh, individuals a. a public exhibition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Cincinnati. Vhla. Neysai5, %
I, is with pain We announce tina. the
Hon, George l.. Kinnard. Who was sn
badly sralded a few days ago IN board
the steam boat Flora. died a, the haspI-
table dwelling II Zen. Lyile On Saturday
evening last. and was buried Yesterday
afternoon with distinguished marks Of
respect.
Mr. Klnnard was aged about IS wears.
and MS highly respectable member of
Congress from Indiana. His death is
rendered the more distressing, as we un-
dersIand he vas an his way To Phlladel-
phia with a view oi being MARRIED 20 a
la,iy in that city. whom he intended TAX
ing with him to Washington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

The Brisioi.--It Us stated in the New
York Gazeue of Saturday. that fiily'two
dead bodies have floated ashore from the
wreck of The Bristol. and that they all
lie. men, women and children, in pro-
miscuous heap in barn near the beach.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Il is stated that Louisiana has gone for
Va Buren, BY small majority. in cons
sequence nf ihe failure OF the inspectors
IN the psrishrs Of Nachiloches and Clair
borne To make their returns IN time! II
returns had been made in due SEASON
Judge White ~ould have gol the state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

A beautiful meiallc ink is noticed in
the last Court Journal as having been re
Gently invented in London. II is used
like ordinary ink and produces beauli.
full letter Of gold, silver, or copper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Money" The present scarcity Of
money!" said a deliberate wiseacre, /" is
owing To-"
"Ym are right" interrupted an Irish.
man" You are right. my h"ney-lt is
because there is so much oasing 10, and
so i,,,l" paying TO.
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0RITn,RY-

Departed this life. in his county. on
Friday the 81 ms. Mr.. ELIZA ". Hon,
eonsort Of Mr. Isaiah s. High. lrs,ing
an Infau, son tweniyss,nr days eld. She
vas an amiable and efiectonaIe lle. aud
was highly esteemed BY all ~hn knew
her. Her loss y much lamenled b, her
relations and numerous scqusiuIsnces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

4 slip by the express mil, dated Mo-
bile. ilahams. November 29th. received
at R1le.gb. aunmnces the death Of Mrs.
General Gaines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Nother.' said little grammarian. If
I.ord Wellington is hero, was not Joan
Of Are shero2'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

The Legislature VI South Carolina as.
seuhled on Monday the 2sth ait. Pat
rlcS Noble wl> elected President Of the
Senate. aud ID. L. Wardiaw Speaker Of
the Hnase. The message OF Governor
M'Duf'ie - spnkru ii as paper of com.
mandlns interest.
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N TIC e,

\ IL those persons indebted to me, either FOR
letter or newspaper postage, sre earnestly
requested TO mas payment on or bsfoIe th. lst
day of January next. after which time shah
Keep no past officr accounts except witt, those
who may make deposr.s.
THOMAS CLANCY. -.
December s 49,
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December s

fntE NtRr, es n,.;" 'slng 10 Ms, Anns Davis.
and hldrrn, aIl. h. hires cut oa ;, ed.
nesday the 2sth iistani. for one year, IN ee
epsomary ,elniS.
- WIN. CAIN, JR. Ear of
Him. Gain, deed.
December 9. :. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

.Nlaleioly Dea'h --Dr. Wm Finn.
Of the rnunIy. was inand dead 10 lhe rosd
about iaree miles from town by. some
xagaseFs. an "Wednesday last. On being
exaaiasd hy = physieisn lI Was discover
Cd Ihas hls neck xas hroksn 10 tao places
This accident = surpassed 20 have been
oeeaslaned b. hir being lhrown cut IL hrs
snlkey. He Was Young man ~ steady
and correct Department. and Respected
By those acquainted ~Ilh bin. ,He has
leit wife 10 mourn hrs sudden death.
~a Charlotte Journal.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Ie..E.5sr5.
Goit0n-I5 Is cents
IobaceO--NeH LUgs. "a 3
Gnod u best, 81 &c =.
Uhsat--In good ,icmaBd-Terelpis re-
~ hghl. We qsose: -..- .-
e.: Red. so a ] g5:
Nhre. 90 > 2 L..
HOT-Famlly. sic 90.
$3.50. SuPeEfine. 10 so. 4-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Tie Drsfgs Beat burnt and fhrts
Kses kasf.--On Wednesday night lasi.
he uaiied States Drrdge Boat. Captain
Hunter. Vas destroyed b. ere near Wash.
ingaan. n. Carolina. Three negro men.
wha verr asleep u III lime. xeTe burn.
I'd % death: the other p+rssns IN board.
% N anmher. escaped with great diff
Guilty il has BoI been sseerIaiIri bow
The ere originated. NeEnbeTa Sellf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

eliff3 SAFES SsaafoF.-Cnlonsl Ne
kiaiey. "a LsusieEdala. has hssn Fassaed
% Tie IRlled siairs Sensie, b The Le-
gislalare 81 Alabama. II place o. GoEsr
nor Moore. whose term az service ex-
piFes %. de 4sh IL March next The
sose Sod Ger Mckinley 70. Cor hopkins
-. Several White nen Eoaed fOr Ne
kinley.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

NOTIC E.

TICE.
LETTERS Of administration were era ated q.
- the subscriber, at the last Auscst tet- af
Orange County Court, on the estate Of N.
BURnUGHS, deceased; all persons .R-eh,.''
TO said estate are therefore hereby required IL,
make immediate payment, anu those "sr' &
claims viii present them, properly aathennna
led, wi,hin the tine prescribed by law, ~ tae'
notice w. b p, - ~ a. -ccnS srv.
THOMAS BURoUGHs s'n..,
Decemhs 2 l. =.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

10y '''N '''''E' :"
The bill TO divide Orange county. so
as Ia form a new County BY the name of
jHfartnI. vas read the secnaI time.
Mr.. Gcahim nuuced, al some leag,h. the
ohiecuaa, winch had been raised 10 the
bill an constitutional grounds. showing
sIaa'Ir tia. ~ provisions Of that instru
m al comes in conflict with division Of
he coua,y, the representation no. being
81 ali increased thereby.
,lr, Mbms, Of H,iifax. conceded the
sIAIln.ss nf ill.,. constitutional doctrine
ad'sased ivy dr. G, but opposed the bill
o. Emai* ii expectancy. rhe gris =
vaucss eoinplasucd Of we're not, he said,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

u We learn, from the Compiler. thai consl-
cradle debate occurred on the second reading ol
The bill To authorize rail road from L,nchhurc To
III" Tennessee line. with the pr,ilcg, to the James
and hana~ha Compan. of continuing the road
from Lynehburc To Richmond The discussion
was produced by an effort 10 strike ont the points
oil location, So 10 leave them To be chosen hv
the Company, according TO the suggestions OF in
tcrcSt and public convenience. There has been
Vet ne decision on thu, point
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

,r.,,,l -. "'' 'IiN ift remarks To- the
F ton WI I" ms i'Nola-
Inc Chair read the words. Is i..lloys. ..It.-
Nun as deserter from the prineplc, 9TH, Saa,l,
va ''ie slavery question : and put the o,c>tia,
whether the gentleman, after the cxrl,s5,i.,, L.
iad made, should he allowed 10 nfnccrd
he question being taken bN yeas and NAYS :,
o. ''"S IL Nays
proceed. law u
MI nton here made point of order. H..
submitted whether the gentleman from ,nc;nia
''r fist TO discuss the question: As the resolution
adopted 10y the House disposed of the whole sub
" 'c'c'' ny ali the petitions IN regard TO 10
select committee.
ne / han decided that the resolution could no,
embrace petitions presented subsequently TO its A.
dnpt'on, but only those petitions the ,ont,n,s of
M'Ieh were IN the possession OF the House. Al
inc same time, he said tina, he made the ,.ci>on
WIN dlihdcnce, as II WIS L new question and one
on winch lac had not consulted the authorities
Nif. iiIton appealed from tins decision and on
tins appeal an animated discussion aIo>,. in which
Nie>>rs. mton, Mercer, Pmchnr,. Bvnnm, Cham.
brr>, Briggs Jenlicr, French, Halves, and Pcvton
participated.
At halt past four o'clock, without taking the
question:
On motion Of Mr. Gilcu, the House adjourned
MIR NiSE.-Nc regret that We are under the
necessity of dividing still farther the cxcoriatino
speech OF Mr. Wise. We shall conclude ii in our
next 1t is winning for lis youthful author, golden
Opinions from all quarters, except from the i" pow
rr party" from whose deeds he so completely
strips the mask MIR. " Use, in the ordinary course
of events, has a long career before him-and. if
he Will, ii may be a BRIGHT and honorable one. If
he only escape the Intoxicating effects of lat,cry
Which have heretofore paralyzcd the cxertonS of
SO many promisin. Young men, hy inducing them
TO suppose the goal was won before they. had we'll
started III til, race, he will occupy niche among
the most distinguished of the great men whom
Virginia has giycn to the Union
The following Descriptions Mr.. Wi>cs person,
which find ina Washington rtcr to the Ba-
more Chronicle, may not H.. unintcrcstine to our
readers
- Mr. " isc is, should say, about Invent, eight
y"mS otagc, nearly siN feet in height thin and
very PALE his eye is shaded by projecting brow,
and is, l'link, dark his nose prominent and fine
his mouth remarkable Tor tie tremendous finn
ness expressed around lis compressed lips.
p!rcnoogi~t upon looking a, his head from the
gallery, and without knowing his peculiar ,liarac-
ter, ut was before his ercat Speech told me hcp pos
srS>'d resolution almost 10 obS,nacv--hc general
" dresses in full black and white cra,at--alto-
gcthcr his appearance indicates firm, quiet,
DERBY man, and unless You have seen him reused,
YOU would not suppose lat he was a locomotive
Volcano
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a ST AL 10 ~ :.

~ propoS, . sell the halt ur hole
~ N IL or Ia farm ont, the much admired
S}[--T TX and fine blooded stallion, SToth-
~, ~ a.. HOLDER, seven year. old, ON the
lith at ncM June. His parts are vct, fine ot GOOD
slzr fine action, and most Durable rolonfa heant
iul thrsnn Surrrl. when newly she'd almost black.
lie got by the celebrated stallion and racer. Arab
thIs last season oi ~ at Diamond Grove, Buns
wick, \a,) dam Realty, a llbrcd Cellar mae; he
by Old Sf Archy. BY imported Dromei, ont OF Bet
Bounce, by S,r Harry. rr,nd,m by Hart, Medley,
srandam bs old Mark Anthony, & : grandam bv
Old LILLY Roger, aud ou' oi the Imported mare
jenny Cameron.
Terms moderate. II early application be made
Address Cub trreA Post Oiiic Charlotte County.
Virginia. RIO. T.. BOZ IDIN.
4 > The Editor of the Richmond Enquirer will
publish the above Nv aud send his t. the Of
flrr rs above stated. X. T.. Il.
Feb. ~ lwf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

d. The Enquirer contends that it has right
10 oppose the rcehartor oil the |. \. Bank h, the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania, because the pr, lccc
'sconierrcd ON j, ofha,ne hranchcs in other States
ihN Is 4 rank sophi>m. Whenever the Bank ap-
Plies 10 the Virginia Legislature for the privilege
of establishing Il Branch in TIN, State, then ii
VIII be The province of tie Enquirer doubtless To
discuss IT'S policy, and, it please, 10 oppose tic
measure But ii has no right to SANDER and, Wilt,
the Legislature OF Pennsylvania for rccharicrins
the institution, nor even Tor granting il power Of
the benefits Of which other States ma, be uillinc
I" avail themselves, even though Virginia should
not he. 1t is piece OF nsolcncc and impcrti-
nence winch deserves to he held NJ to general rep
rotation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

'tiin9s Of G,os.s " ,sfti>orox, With His,cri-
cal Notes aud Illustrations. and a Lie Of The An.
thor. by Jared Sparks, Is steadily fonc ON. and So
,erai additional volumes of it have appeared.
We have pleasure IN inviting To il the patronage 1T
The liberal and the wise, because Az impressed
with very high opinion of lis value Tn. name
of the Editor. whether We consider his character
Tor ability aud discretion, or hi, NV carried exerlious,
diligence, and sncces> in literary undertakings, Is
pledge ior the i,1clit, oi lis execution"
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u \ press oi nnpoHponablc matter compcls
lis TO defer Htue Rmse" until our next.


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,;.,n ,,,,,i'I - .'' ", 'se"' N",,'''>'''
o" 81 At '',c QUIZ House o" Monday
'"''' w. ~ Wv ''l",e u nominating
.,,.' i 'No'', - '"''','''" 'o' VIC h'e'''"-
~, ''''''- ''''''o,'
~ "'' '" "'o''' ana OF
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,,;,,,, H., """', ''""s eNP"',n"d me
.'-' "''' WV ~" '''' 'o',o" ing
r",'t.,', 4, "''' ANONYMOUSLY '"'l,'"'
, !, 'l,',o' VI u's '"'''in"' ,n"'
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tp.: -" ~ )" NV '""'',' "' We Nrho >ut''
IN, w Wv :" "S'''o'o as
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

I N WEDNESDAY. the 2itl, ,nsf4n,. Iriil sell,
III ifont oi M, Au,tntn Room
Si,le boards.
bureaus.
hans.
Dining Tables.
l"oking Ghsse>.
Eight bas Clocks.
Brdst.ads
shovel aud Thongs.
CHINA b, the set,
buNss Fun llats
L"g Cheese.
Rai~ins.
R"ch candy,
soap,
box koois,
or New Wheat Fans aud
Good Saddle llo,srS
W Sal' I" commence n luu'c lo.k
tll lHll.S PHELPS. tur'f.
Feb. - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

~ Nh. Pcnrosc, a leading friend of the rechar-
Ter "l the l. ). Bank in the Pennsylvania Legs
iature, aud Jackson Van Burcn man IN booi.
eN"'eed, IN Tie course Of his speech, an auony-
nous letter which he had received, threatening
Inn with assassination II he voted for III, bin !,
ho wrote it 1t Is Just DIS likely that Cen.
Jackson or some Of his unders,rappers did, as thai
Nick Glddlc and lis agents attempted to brhc ia
cob krehh> or any Other man to vote for the Bank
bill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
NOTICE.

VENIE subscriber having purchased "i 'lessrs'
BELL * RICHARDSON, Their entire stock
ot Goods. will continue business at the same stand
the most accommodating terms. lie invites the
lorincr customers Of the house and the puho gene
rally. to give him CALL ana assures tlth h'i II, ~
tends ol,,o> Lrcujng ON hand, large and general as
sor,menf of every article usually found IN toihtry
stores He will barter for all kinds Of country pro-
ducc. "h' En"a'
Feb i ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

~ II Is stated IN the National h,c,enccr,
that the u 0"doins Piper, whose pcrcg,,nalions
IN the United States, for two or three years past,
have g'enrNc 10 >omany spcculaiionS with regard
10 lns namc nativity and dtsign,-nonc OF which,
however, has resulted in an, satisiacior, ntolm,-
hon,-'n'endS shortly paving ,ist to Lynch
hure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

d. TIE iboltioa tsuestioH, in the Leei>la-
turc, is still banded about between the two Houses
the Senate refusing 10 rcccdc from one of its
amendments, which SAYS that the South is "satis-
fcd" with the exhibitions of public opinion in the
North, while the II. of d. refuses 10 concur in it,
We wish the whole SERIES of resolutions may be in
definitely postponed. What lutte weight thcv
might have carried with them, had they been
promptly and unanimously adopted, has been lost
by the slow progress of incubation and the, arc
now worthless in any shape-worsc than worthless
with the proposed amcndmcn, of the Senate
which, by the way, is supported by every Van
Buren, member oi that body, and opposed by eve
ry Whis. If Van Buren, had not been a caudi-
date for the Presidency WHO doubts that the ir-
einia Legislature would have passed the most de-
ciSvc resolutions this delicate topic in the first
week OF It's session Is he so dear to virginia.
that She is prepared to abandon hcrintcrcSts rs ell
as her principles, in ordcrto secure his elevation
To the Presidency II would seem, from the
course of tie LeeisiofWc, that this is The case.
But we hope and hclicv, that M peopic will rca-
der Il different verdict.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

The eisi Of Mr.. Conrad. he Icing huns, Ii opposed
to the Bank, vas a merc Joke, aud so considered
hN the persons IN whese presence it was made
Indeed, VII" ever heard of bride bepr s,riorslp
offered, IA he presence Of uifne,sssi Indy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
= q r n Z


a BA Sn " illlaiu, dam hS ton,ii-
az, y. tuition, he b, TN, imprinted bio
E@f%M TX medc, viii stand. thu approaching
srhc.,ax 81 IA, season, which will commence the
ii al March. and terminate on the 10TH oi July, at
NY stable. On Nmd> road tampbcll county. aud n
Campbell I. H. lie will he let mares : L., the
sslson, discharged by so. II pad b, he 10Th of Ju-
II, aud go Ia lu,urc mare with ioa The reason
oi IN, standing Tine u horse m Topaz 50 low is.
Ia accommodate the price 10 all WHO may have any
inclination rsc toltS II all. Ills ,,ed,ei,c 81 lar
purr hlnod - concerned lsuo interior ans horst
al hs bong tn bcst English and American
horses VIZ Sin llllau, Sir Archie, imported Diu.
mcdc. imported know>lv Fraruuuehl, Wild Yin
MEDLEY, a.. See hand-bills and stud hnok.
HENRY llXII.W OOD
Feb -, u
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a SITUATION WANTED.

\ Not Nj LADY, qualified To teach TIE ,ni
"usbrnnchc> usual, taught ~ i Female school
and who furnish sufficient tr.t,lnul,s relative
10 character, qualifications Nc. can br rmplo,rd on
application. tui uunr and residence. address the
Editors al til, NngnL,u.
D,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

~ sales of : Bank STOCK have been made
IN Ne" York, 1T Sl212 cash aud in phalr,
phia al : l9SY to sleoi, ,a>, to 81 days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
In
WAN TED.

nl the subscriber. tolu BOYS from Ito Ii xrar,
- old, Is apprentices In the Coach Mahiuu nu.
slncss N"nc hut those al good moral hiblts " III
hc taAcu Country Boys preferred
SAM IL AlNES.
Feb. - td
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

e. The intlc Rock thkansa>l Gazette ii jan
""N iSth, ->r'eSses some app, hensirn that the ca
n'n'he Indians aie aho,n In commence hostllnics.
having tom mp the treaty winch they ,crcu,l, made
with the |. = commissioners
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

u The Legislature Of Louisiana has charter
ed the 'n'zrn> Bank, with a capital of twelve
millions oi dollars. 1t is we'll that tlcy were wise
IN the choice Of a na,0e, or there would have been
a tremendous nproar in the camp Wonder II
there WAS any bribery in the case
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
NOTICE.

INiIi. subscribers having sold their entire Stock of
Goods 10 Vi. " ililam Terry, request seti"
nlent with MI pcrsoIs with whom they have acronn>.
BELL \ RICH ARDSDN.
Liberty, Fob. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

Msh Pficc-A hid III roha,ea Of the ,,op at
VII. h"htft w IumpN,n al Brdlnid, WAS sold 1T
i'nt'' house, la>t Saturday At : T. =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
MAR RI AGE.

MARRIED., on the 18th instant by the Rev, r
Jones, Nlr. ions H. FEErM,s, OF Bedford. 10 Ms
MirTul ANS BrGleoEp, Of Anlllr,s, eo,l,,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

fI'IIERE will be an examination Of the subscri-
4 bers school ON the 18th instant. The next
Session viii begin on the Isl hay OF March.
w. :. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

Why have they, after thus declining to publish,
MI Wl>.'s speech inserted tha, oi Mr.. Cambr
le"c, which is areply to i, do lhe, wish 10 ere
ate iase impressions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

YkNHE next session OF the subscribers School, will
l. commence ON the ~ day Of March.
IL. Y. REID.
Feb. = RS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

Ralph II. Martin and William Mcesinson, DcG..
II tn,N,Gny.

The defendant, Ralph H. Martin, not having
entered his appearance, and si,cn security accor-
'llne 10 the act o assembly aud the rules of this
CONT, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he Is not an inlabant Of this country il is
ordered that the sal defendant do appear here.
on the first day Of May cour, next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; aud that copy of this order
be- forthwith inserted in some new spapcr, publish
ed IN the town OF l.,nehburg, for two months sue
ces>Ncl', aud posted At the front door of the court
honsr OF this COMPUTATION.