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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

c'' states on the best and safest ground, am in
'al'' 81 convention OF the people of Virginia. ia
ol"e' 10 adopt such measures as may be best adapt
"a ~ 'i'er opnon TO protect themselves and their
'o"'n''h oIt'hrsh. john II. WALLACE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
REVIEW.
or 1IIE LINCILBURG MARKET,
Corrected bV lOlcOnDbe 4 Otcy.

Inspected the past week 1872 hbds. passed and re-
fused.
Sales of IS hhds. Tobacco, made by Ilolcombc
x otey, on Tuesday the 2Sth inst, hbds. crop of
Oronoko, made by Chas. Moore, of Campbell, No.
at SIG; No. at IA Is No. 3 at II ; and No. at
Z p average Sl2 IS hid. Il, Sll 50 at9 rs :;
3 at IS; ! at 3 50 AT .; > at - J at 7 50.
| Lug hid at s. ! at 50.
No and > of Moore's crop, were bought by John
Rucher, Esq. manufacturer for the Baltimore
ket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
T. .KRAUrII. Watch Ma.

Nv ILLIAM T. KRAUTII. Watch Ma
w kcr, Silvcrsmiih aud Jewcler three doors
below the Market house, and opposii. Mr. kcns
Dry Good Store Takes this opportunity of informing
HIS friends and the public generally that lac has Just
returned from the Northern cities. whec he laid IN
the largest and most splendid assortment of article,
III his line, ever heretofore kept. THANKFUL 10 the
public, for the patronage heretofore received, he
again soicits a continuance otthcn custom.
W. r. X.
y. d. Watches, CLOCKS, Jewelr, aud Silver Ware,
made aud repaired IN the very best manner and at the
shortest noticc. WILLIAM Il. kRATTH
May 10 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
Notice.

I FORW Arm all orsons from trading Tor u neco-
i table note, executed by me, on the 9Th instant.
for S3I. payable ninety days after date, endorsed by
Melville Talbot. and assigned Ia William Averett--
the consideration oi the SAID note having failed.
EBERT A. TALBOT.
June 30 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

~ We leafn, from the last "Sou,hern Church.
man." that AT n special ordinations, held in the
Monumental Church IL Richmond, on tic Odd inst.
by the Bishop of Virginia, the Rev. Martin P.
Parks, lately Professor of Mathematics in Ran9
dolpE Macon College, aud Clergyman Of this
nJal.. E,;' =. ~
the order ofDeacons in the Episcopal Church. n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

w IilTE Sparkling Champagne Wine, in quart
w and pint bottles. best brands,
Pink do do do do
Amber do do do do new kind,
Burgundy do
Chompaigne Muscntel a and delicious Wine,
Claret Wine at 50 cts. the gallon, by demlohn or
cask. -
Burgundy Port Wine. for Summers use, rery ior,
With a very large assortment of other Wines,
Londoa Brown Stout and Porter, aud Philadelphia
Porter, and good supply Of the finest Brandies,
Old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Etc.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
June 30 Wh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER



We have received this periodical. which. ny will
be seen by the ,uhloincd table of Contents, i, unu-
Snaliy rich and Notwithstanding the ntile ct
""Iec as such publications should always do
CONTENTS.
Original Prose.-Rgh, of Instruction said to
he from the pen of tina, profound iurist Judge
hopk'nson, of Philadcl phia-MSS. of Benja-
MN Franklin, never published in any edition of
ms " orks-Losng and Winning, tale. b, the au-
thor OF " The Cottage IN the Glen" "Scnsibility :"
%c-Ouo Neuius-- Court DAY, bv Prof Alexan-
der, OF Princeton Collcgc-Diary of an Invalid
No. l-Vlca Ilostein, ii tale of the Northern
scas-My First Attempt at Poetr,-Lecurc on
the Obstacles and llindranccs TO Education, aris-
ing from the peculiar faults of parents, teachers
ana scholars and that portion of the public inlinc-
diaiely concerned in directing and controlling our
Literary institutions, by James NJ. Garnctt.
original Pochu.-From the Romaic of Chris
tpouo'-To G. A. Pcricards-Thc Swan OF
Oich-'rhc Laughing Grl--A Bir,h.Da,
Trbu,c--To Miss =, of Norlolk-From the
MSS. of Franklin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Ins,rucion-Crtical
Notices Letters on PENNSYLVANIA IA pleasant
percgrination through the pcasantcst parts of
pennsylvania performed by Ptreerinr Proix-
Notices of the War of 1912, by John Armstrong
Letters, Conversations and Rccocctions of $.
T. Colc' ldgc-Theughts on the Religious State of
the Country, with reasons for precrring Episcopal
cy, by Rev. Calvin Cohon-Maury's Navigation
Ups and Downs in the Life of Distressed Gen
tlcman-Wa,kins Toulc, and other Sketches, H.
Illustrative OF Every Day Life apd Every Day Pco-
pie, by Boz-Flora and ITALIA, or Gems of Flow
ers and Poetry, being an Alphabetical Arrange
ment of Flowers, with appropriate Poc,col Illus
tra,ons, cmbelshed with coored plates by a
J. gdy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
COTII.LION PARTY.

COIIILION PATTY.
MIR. BOSSIElfX. respectfully announces
1Vn to his scholars aud the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF lynchburg and its vicinity, that his first practi-
sing Cotillion Party will take place on Friday next,
The LIST OF July, to which parents are respectful
~ invited and the Ladies, who may wish to Join IN
the delightful amus cment, will confer a favor upon
Mr. Bosslcux by attending II. Gentlemen, not seho-
lars will be admitted by paying one dollar fora Tic
ket, to be had The bar of the Franklin Hotel
the door.
June ~ 2tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
UsWNsPd,

A YOUNG MAN to live in Dry Goods Ilouses>
~ who writes good hand, aud has an extensive
country acquaintance. Such get lbc-
raj salary by producing undoubted testimonials of
character, &c. One from the county would he
preferred Letters post paid addressed to A. II. C.,
L,nchburg, will be attended to.
June 30 hts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
30 Feet Of Ground on Main Street.

~AouAu VII &vAa10 Otf0ots
'6"iil subscribers ARE authorized 10 sell ,ha, vaIp
able pieee Oh ground. on Main street, contain
ing 30 feet front, in the occupancy Of = II H..
Wis. Esq, and opposite TO Mr. John N. Wrv;cL.
new buildings liberal.
PAYNE II TURNER, Amru.
June 9 =.
" The above GROUND will be sold N auction,
IN, front ct the Once Of =. H. Davis. Esq. on
Thursday next, the 9Th of July, BY order a. m.
owner. Terms NJ sale.
PAYNE Il TURNER. Aue.rs.
Jun. 10 "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

1djOmnmtm Veto.--The question on the pas
sage ofthe bill, providing for an earlier meeting of
Congress, and for the adjournment, of the long
sion ON the first Monday in May, notwithstanding
the veto of the President, came up before the Sc
nate on the 22d inst and was advocated by Messrs
Clayton, Webster, Preston, Bayard, Clay, Leigh
and Calhoun, who spoke against the view taken
by the President, and opposed by Messrs. Sheplcy
and Rives, who sustained the Presidents opinion.
The question was yet undecided at our last dates
from Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
OF JULY.
Lynchbmg Sabbath School Celebration

LynchOnS SdOOdh Sch00f CtirbrdfiOH.
The several schools will meet at their respce-
tive Rooms at 7 o'clock \. NJ and organize them
selves in the following order A, the head of the
school Will be the Superintendent \ Officer, OF the
school IN files OF Two the female scholars in files
OF two, each class witt, the teacher in its rear tho
males in the same Order. The Visitors in rear of
their schools. They will march 70 tho LIST Pres
bytcrian Church, where they will be formed into
proccss'on' IN the order following, al past o
clock, by Gen. Rodcs:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
j. The Orator oftheDay with the Rcvd Clergy.
,. School ai,achcdio 2nd PRESBYTERIAN Ccbpch.
"'"se occupation WIS 10 no mat of tng il,,. 50
II they could multiply two by three, take one lro,
three, and write their names, tins was all that WI
necessary. OF late, some lIllc more interest Ia
been tell on the subleci of education, but still thrl
IS ercat*dchcicncy. The Agricultural coiimnniA
must be enlightened, must be educated, 10 email
them duly 10 appreciate liberty, aud the blcssint
that flow from our happy form of government.
would say, educate yom sons tol the farm inst, |.
of making professional mcn of them In tae cod
mon acccpiatlon of the word, professional is H.
tended only to apply to law and medicine,
winch sense use H. But Agricultural is rs nlmt
profession AS any other calling In tins sphR
they can be useful 10 themselves and 10 socict, l.
country are already ovcrgrown. Many who (
Them are mere droncs, hangerS-on upon sociee
without any, or but little, business and of couh
the temptations To dlencss, vice and their conI
act as door-kccpcrs, and assign Ladies their seats
Seats will be provided in the gallery in the rear
of the pulpit for those children not n,achcd TO any
Sabbath school. who hereby invited to attend
and they will be attended to by Messrs. Peter C.
Nelson and John Cary.
The front seats in the Gallery will be reserved
for The Choir.
O,dcr of Exercises
!. Prayer, by the Rcv.d W. :. Reid.
? Singing.
3. Address.
d. Singing,
5. PRAYER by the Rcv'd. Mr.. Ball.
6. Anthem by the Choir.
The school will then retire under the care u
their respective Supcrintcndents.
a collection will be taken up AT the DOORS 70
the bcneIi. of the several schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
LATEST FROM MEXICO.-The New Or

LATEST FROM MEXICO-The New Or
leans Bulletin of the Lib inst (Which has been ro-
litely loaned to us) says" Private rumors midi
cate a revolutionary aspect in Mexico. Mexican
history is rcplete with change of dynasics, and its
present attitude augurs little better for the future.
The influepoe of dangerous and ambitious priest
hood must be sined, and proper knowledge dis
seminated amongst the people, ere Mexico can be-
come vast and powerful republic.
" The existing CONNEXIONS in that country are
favorable to tli,, cause of Texas in allowing her
time recover from the rava yes of recent conflicts,
and to place herself in posture of resistance, AIDE
quate to the overthrow of any force that her enc
mics may madly bring to invade her. If Mexico
be destined to continue under the dominion of the
priesthood, Texas will have other battles to fish,
and other victories to win, and should therefore be
preparing for such an event"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

W MIR. Wise made another effort, on the ooh
'"s'. TO bring up his resolutions OF enquiry relative
10 the connection snbsistng between Reuben NJ.
whitney, the Treasury and the Dcposi,e Banks :;
bun he again taied-.aycs lOl, noes 50; a major
ny of not quite two-thrds, which was ncccssa-
ry. Ever, member from Virginia voted for TN.
enquiry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

by Mrs. Win also, Pauding's life Of Washington ;
The Mayor Of Wndgap; Valcriu-, by Irockhar :
The Club Book; McphisiophiIes in England /;
Humphrey Clnkcr edition, illustrated Rosa
mond by Miss Edgeworth; Life Of Admiral Ex-
m9nth Kate boavcr,c; The Self Condemned I; Con
LESSONS and Crimes, the Diary ol London Clcr-
Eyman; Wonderful and Eccentric Characters; Vow
age Round the World by Reynolds Wood on
Rail Roads &c. Sc, besides u great yaiict, OF
school Il 'oks, Stationary, &c, which We are deter
mined to sell low. MARTIN & LATHAM.
Innr Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

0}S We find the following address in the last
Warrenon, Va. Register. The gentleman who
signs it is a prominent Van Burcni,c, and for
many years member ofthe Legislature from Eau
quicr county. Were Wing to put forth such an
address, it would be attributed to a desire to ex
cite panic We glad therefore, that pat
riotic' Van Bureniic is engaged in the work Of o.
pening the eyes of the people of the South. The
suspicion which attaches TO all that is said by the
Wings cannot of course be extended to him
ITO TIE PEOPLE OF FAuaUIER: 1t has been
circulated through this, and has reached three of
the ad oinining countless that intend, at the APP
preaching june term of our Court to address you
on the necessity Of the Dissolution Of the Union
between the Slave and anti Slave States.
Ihave expressed my intention to address you,
at thai time, OH the importance OF demanding OF the
Northern States some PRACTICAL GUARANTEE OF the
peace and life s.bood ofthe Southern people against
the Internal efforts mediatcd by upwards OF FOUR
Kindred associations in the North, whose onl y mo-
tive is the emancipation Of Slaves of tho South
This every man Of us knowst be Incompatible
with the Independence of the Southern States a.; IN
compatible with our individual liberty and person
al rights and is wholly irrcconcieable with our
ncare. since it can only can be effected by uni
yersal instruction, and the conquest OF cxtermi-
nation Of the masters
:" As an incipicnt means ofpacing the South
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

c. The resignation of Gen. Clinch, ofthe L.
S. army has been accepted by the President. The
campaign in Florida is now placed under the cx-
elusive control Of Gov. Call, of that Territory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
ExAMINATIOW.
4 = The scmionuuai Examination Of Mr.. & Mrs. r.
g.. Smiths
School for Young Ladies,

Nv Ill commence on Tuesday, the 2sth OF June.
w and be continued on " Wednesday and Thursday.
The relatives oi the Pupils Ladies Teachers and the
Rev. Clergy, are respectfully invited to attend.
- Vacation. two llonths
June -! 3, if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

O. The bill to increase the Military establish
ment of tho L. States, has passed the Senate
ayes 26, noesS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
E.I'. BOWEN
200 NEGROES WANTED
rMMEDrATHLX.

TUE highest price in Cash, will be given for lifey
L NEGROES, from ID to 25 years old. Two OF
three good Carpenters aud Blacksmiths are wanted
ROWAN g. HARRiSS.
Marc IL In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

'a"s Loans 10 Members Of Consress-on
the 2o'h inst Mr.. Hunt, BY general con,e,, olr.r-
ed The following resolution in the Hon<e Of po,r.-
>entalivcs:
Resofred, That select committee be appop.
nu' WIN power TO send FOR persons and papers. TO
inquire whether any member or members of Can
efess have received any accommodation or f,cl;.
n's rom any person or persons, bank or banks. in
'he employment of the Government, or in oh.
tanning the use of the public money for The mr.
pose OF Specializing in the purchase of the public
VA motion OF MI Pearce of II. l., the Head,
VI department OF any other officer of the govern
men', were embraced in the resolution. and in
'''a' shape, after some opposition from Mcss,s. J.
" Adams, Lewis, Mckay and Boon, who object.
ed TO the generality of its terms, &C. it was adcpt
ed, and the committee was ordered to consist of
five members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
ElOrN'S DiCsiOuUI.v.

M T. have just received, among other Books a
VI IH,AI I'm Inn 1aIaIa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

June 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01
NEWS FROM TEXAS.


RANDoLPH, (TENN.) MARCH /.
Volunteers are returning from Texas.
As we heretofore predicted, they have found
any thing else there than food for froic,
and report very dIscouragingly of the inhab.
ltants Of the country. In the camp al San
Antonio, the troops had been entirely out Of
breadstuf' some days before cur informant
left, their food being Spanish beef We
wish not to cast damp feeling upon the
spirit of those disposed to see Texas free
from the Mexican Government, our own o.
pinion being what it may. We are friend
to liberty any where and every where, i'll
its pure sense; but any information, what
ever it may be, from Texas, we feel bound
to give. Many that have returned from
that country speak of the land as being rich
and productive. But of its inhabitants thew
give miserable account They are said
TO be very poor, and care not a 1ig undor
wha, Government they live. We speak Of
them generally: doubtless there are excep-
tons. The volunteers even have to pay for
the food for their horses say that there is
no money there, excepting what the yolun-
teers take with them, and that the majority
Of them are returning. The principal OBJ
lect of the majority of the inhabitants that
fight, is plunder and pilIage. The country
is now free from Mexican troops, but Santa
Anna is expected in the spring with power
ful army. The inhabitants are said to be
indolent, and quite contented. The only
lands that can be given to volunteers are up.
on the head waters Of the streams, and back
in the interior, the fine lands on nayigabe
streams being in the grants to companies by
the Government. The weather during the
winter has been continual stream Of sun.
shine-no rains for two or three MONTHS
Recorder.
The ArseRdl.-The bill before Congress,
for the establishment o, an Arsenal in North
Carolina, provides for IFS location in Fayette-
vile, and con'emplates an appropriation of
Sl32, 900 for its completion OF which about
$50, 900 will be appropriated this session
for the purchase OF site and the collection
of materials. We understand that il is iu-
tended, not only for the keeping, but also for
the manufacture, of ordnance, muskets, &C.,
and tina: the iron ore and coal on Deep riy,
er will necessarily be brought into exten.
sive use. Such an establishment, besides its
importance in a national point of view, vii.
be of great pecuniary advantage to this pars
of the State, and particularly TO this town.
We believe there is no reason to doubt The
passage OF the bill.-fdye!teriNc Observe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01

4 rhole Family found frozen 10 death
The llaverstraw New York; Times, gives
the appalling details Of most melancholy
event in the vicinity of that town. On Sat
urday last, as person had made his way
into the mountain, Which had been lnaccesl.
BILE until the late moderate weather, he found
a man in sitting posture near a cabin, On
approaching him, II was discovered that he
was frozen To death, with a wooden shovel
in his hands, with which he had evidently
been aborlng to open passage from hls
snow bound habtation. The traveller then
entered the cabin and found on the floor the
frozen body of middle aged woman and
two children, The neighbors were then
raised-the nearest living at the distance OF
mile and half; and upon examining the
house, it was found that every particle OF
food and fuel had been exhausted and the
whole family without doubt had fallen VIC
Tins to the combined horrors of cold and
hunger. The father was probably endeav'
orlng to make his way TO pile of wood at
a little distance, and persisted IN the midst
of the attempt.
The "Tlmes," describes the sulierIngs
of the poor people in the mountains, now
first revealed by the giving way of the snow,
as being of the most intense description.
Three men and thirty horses were burnt
TO death at late fire IN New York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01

Agsnt-Major r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
Agent for the Journal, and is authorized TO receive
money and give receipts IN my name. I'll. II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01
II. III. MADRA, Editor.
T.J.HOLTON, Proprietor and Publisher.
TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS, if paid ia advance.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not paid within
three months,
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
year
] Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01
uednsGnu, Eebrudry II.

SENATE-Atters some nnmportant private bu-
siness. the Senate took up the resolutions Of Mr..
Benton for appropratng the surplus revenue to
the purposes of Fortihcations, &c. the question
being on the motion to strike cut the word surplus;
which was debated until the adjournment
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01

SENATE.-The Senate resumed the consider
alton of the Fertilization Bill,
Mr.. Clay suggested the proprety of laying the
bill on the table, and having the various tables
printed which had been referred to by gentlemen,
before the details of the bill were decided on As
the works embraced in this bill were all new ones,
there was no immediate haste necessary in acting
on this bill The wisest COURSE would be TO make
appropriation promptly for the old works not pro-
vided for last session, and to take time for full
examination of the various subjects Of approprla,
ton in this bill.
The bill was laid on the table, and The papers
referred 10 by Mr., Clay ordered to be printed
The Senate then proceeded, with closed doors,
to the consideration of Executive business.
HOUSE-The House again resumed the con-
sideratlon OF the subject of the Contested Election
from this State, question being upon the motion
Of Mr. Shepard, 10 amend the motion Of Dir BOYD,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-01

HOUSE-The Bill for granting relief to the
sufferers by the fire in New York, was taken up
and discussed, and made the special order Of the
day for tomorrow.
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