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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

The new and elegant Steamboat, Almcndares,
now lying at the Long Wharf and intended to ply
between the ports of Havana and Matanzas in the
island of Cuba, is $50 tons burthen. Her length
l56 feet, 2 inches; breadth "a feet, 6 inches; and
depth 10 feet, inches. She was built by that en-
terprising and skful shipwright VIM. H. Crandall
of this town, under the direction and superintend-
ence of Capt. John r. Stanhope, who under
stand is interested in the property of the boat. We
deem it duty to notice the laudable spirit of en-
terprise which characteristics Capt. Stanlope and
wish for the interest and prosperity of town we
had many more citizens of equal value and useful
ness. The rebuilding of the Argonauta of $50 tons
and altering her from brig to barque, the re-
building of the Vcloz and altering her from Steam
boat to a ship, and the building of the new Steam
boat Alnendares all works Of the past season
and have all been accomplished under the immedi-
ate superintendcncc of this enterprising citizen
The Almendares is pronounced first rate boat
whether we consider the materials Of which hcl
hull is constructed, her boiler and engine, he
speed, or the general finish and appearance whicl
she exhibits to the inspection of good judges. She
will start in few days for Cuba.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

The income derived by Philadelphia from The Cir
ard Estate, amounted last year to $3.50 532,27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

G5~We understand, from good authority, that
most of the people in Washington county, who have
signed the paper calling anti-slavery convention
70 be holden in Providence, are not abooniss nor
in favor of the immediate emancipation of the slaves.
Their names were solicited and obtained as indvid-
uals who considered the institution of slavery an e.
vii, and at war with the principles of Republicanism
a greater part of the population of the North and
large proportion of the inhabitants of the South
arc of the same opinion, and not considered
abolitionists. Our friends in Washington county
deem it an evil which must be patiently born with
until some plausible scheme if practicable, is devils
ed for its ultimate removal, and if after proper in
vestIgation it should be deemed impossible, which
they think with us most probable, that then it should
be quietly borne with forever after.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

Good Ne~s, any hoT.'-Thc friends of Wolf
and MuI'Ienberg, in Philadelphia, united in cclcbra
ting the eiI, of Jsnuary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

Liability of Towns,-A Mr. Coe has lately OBJ
tanned a verdict of 1855 against the town of litch-
field for damages sustained in consequence ofa de-
fectve bridge His person seriously injured
by having leg fractured, from W hch he has not
recovered. Towns too negligent in attending to
defective bridges, and is to be hoped that this will
be timely warning to them.-Hartford ReUiew.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

History of the NarrdganseH Country.-We have
lately perused with good deal Of interest," the 3D.
volume of the collections of the Rhode-Isand His
torical Society 1t is devoted almost exclusively to
an early history of that portion of the state well
known and distinguished as the Narragansett coun-
try. The work has been compiled with great care
and industry, by its author Elisha II. Potter, Esq,
of Kingston in Washington county and is unques-
ionably the best if not the only work of the kind
which has ever been published concerning the ear
y history of that once powerful and warlke nation
of Indians the Narragansetts. The materials of
the work have been derived from the most authen-
tic sources, and may be as safely relied upon, as
any documentary evidence either of record or trad-
ton can be. The text of the work extends
through one hundred and thirty-ive pages of octa-
vo, with an appendix of original documents, many
of which are for the fsrt time published, and MAX
ing both together very respectable volume of up
wards of three hundred pages To every citizen of
Rhode Island in particular and to the public gcner-
ally earnestly recommend it as n work worthy
of their perusal. Copies may be had at the book
store of VIM. g. J. ii. Barber.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

05~Amount of the new coinage ut the L. 5. Mint,
up TO the lst of December last is S5,709,345.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20

At a meeting of the Constitutional party, holden
in this town Tuesday evenings Jan. 10, the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen delegates to attend the
convention to be holden in Providence, on Friday
evening, Jan. 20th, 1885, to nominate Ticket of
State Officers for the ensuing general election and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
WHEAT W ANTED.

III AElNG understood that a report has been cir
! L culated through the country. that in consc
the Wheatm iraet;
We take tins method TO inlorm our old customers
and the public generally, that wish buy all IN
Wheat We eau. aud shall be prepared al all times to
give the highest market price cash. Tor all Wheat
delivered at our Mills. We respectfully ask the
farmers TO cai on Us before engaging their crops
as we are determined to do by them As well as any
other dealer or dealers IN tins IN rhet
VI. * II. =. LANGUORNE
\. B.-We have a good supply of Plaster on
hand, which we would let our customer, have on the
most accommodating terms. and wish to purchase
. to loo barrels OF the gtowing crop Of Corn.
VI. & ii. S. l..
Lynchbutg. Sept. % 6w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
O. THE RUBtCON i, vet uncros

O. THE RUBlCON i, yet uncros,ed The
Cesar OF the Enquirer, having go, to the Distribu-
ton bill, was compelled to halt we suppose by
the reelection that he had reached pcrilous point
in his march. The subject OF the 9Th stage in his
journey to the Rnbicon, we are told, is Distri-
bnton,' and the object of his Iabors is to prove,
what every body admits, and every enemy of AN
extravac,nt and proli,a,c administration will de-
irnd, that Gen. Harrison is - a DishibutioYia'-
and that he will not "in,ist upon a reduction of
the tariff" in whichevery friend to the observance
OF good faith will sustain him. until the Comnro-
mise Act shall expire, by its own limitation. in
lSf2-and IDLY. that Gen. II. is a NafionoI
Bank man which we shall disprope at least
we will show, that he is only contingeatly So
that he is pledged to 60 against Il Bank. unless
the experience OF the country, under the existing
system, shall demonstrate lis necessity. by tho r,.
cnfrrnc'' oi those disastrous scenes which. in 1916
compelled NJ. Madison 10 rcllnoli,h hi, lonu.cha
l'hed hostility 10 such an in,,itution, and which
Indeed, were .! such an overwhelming cb ,r,c,,
asto induce even p. p. Barbour to desert his Nos,
in the House rather than Il, vote = ,;,S, !, nal
recohehcd Virginia 10 its establishments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

81 .st taree companies ia Different directions 20
a., of their retreat. The Indians undoop''as
passed mar kngslc,'s Pond. We ""d'f.'a"a a
rom,,ny wen, 10 thai pass on Friday evening hui
saw neither Indians or ,hrir lrall The co"pa-
mic, returned Friday nisr, without making any
discovery. We are informed that on Saturday
unrninr Mi. Pierce at the head 81 50 men, "eni
aaa,n 10 strike. If possible, their iral, in eonse-
onencc of the report Of tho mail carrier from tn,
nI,rc. who arrived Friday nsht. We pray that
Mi. Pierce, tn whom great credit Is due for his
prompt and vieotous eartiinns TO intercept tins
band'ji. may be able In fall in with them.
A letter aihc Editor, under DAT. Of tho 10th
inst, late nj nieh, from friend. Lrn,-nan',
whose mc,tc has been proved 10 be pure gold, thus
closes -
:" The ma-earricr for whose fate We were quite
anxious. has arrived. and inl"rmitlon received
from him has determined Mi Prrce 10 Act o"t III
the morning, At the mead al 50 men. I" seonr the
country IN the direction OF S'nia-t" and Ne"
river D., assnrrd that every esstIon ~ lie
nnscr of man will be male. II capture or destroy
tbo,c sa,a2cs Ii ever strike The trad they ar"
ours"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

ma, IN the elre,l"n of Gen. Dudley tn tho
naglstracy oi the state. You need not h. .'e'
ed oil my entire and hearty concurrence !, ',
principles and sentiments Won entertain VIZ
Jpiee ~ Your success, and estimate mos, Lieb1
advantages which that success has achi,y.d v"
the happy presage 1t affords Of vet further u
iages To the causr OF the CONSTITUTIONS I r..
Heaven, that the people of the Uniicd Sta,., ~
the approaching presidential el, ction, will ,.. ~
all asprans to the presidency, in Time 10 ,or,
that sycophancy 10 the President in Office :;
the true road 10 the snrr,'S>nn; and conyin,, ~,
President, for an example and warnin,
hIS Successors, tint his open and Jealous ryer,io.-
IN behalf ii his fivOr,le candidate, though La,l
by all the influence of executive pa,roua,,
no title IN the confidence and snfliare -, III. -
ole; and That his public drnnnciatinns of all o,l
competitors as his rnenrs, merely hrcan>r tho;
Icilow chlzenS thnk proper Il put thrm in, on,t,
tll,on with his fvoritr, impni,.nt In tax, .,a..
from them the conf lcnc. aud apprnln,i.n or ,l,.
country, which they have earned Nv public >rrv..
md rI"d political aud prv,tc virtue ! rclio;o,.
IL believe, THAI III" continuance of our free insl,
ion in tl"ir purity, depends on III. result, !,
president tckson', daring Interference in III,
lection OF his successor. shall no, be rebukcd H.,
The general voice of the nalion-if his omen and
I'm NV sense of thngs) indecent efforts in favor .r
Mr. Van Buren,, shall be crowned with success
we shall soon see the successor of CPsar installed
daring the reign OF his imperial predecessor The
rem rk von make is lnst-that let truth be- diss,m.
minated with the same pcrsrvcrnc zeal tia, ,Lo
propacators of error employ, and in process of
time it must and will prevail this is.a lundancn
ial principle of republican government. | shoula
be most happy To manifest zeal for truth AMI
| Tor the constitution by attending your crlebrao,
i should be happy, too, in making personal ac
qnainance with many of my fellow citizens or
North Carolina, whom | know as vet only hy
name and iepntaion But indispensable dr,;e,
interfere, and compel me, most reluctantly, to de-.
cline the invitation YOU have given me-.
| pray YOU 10 be assured. gentlemen of nv
grateful sense OF personal kindness towards me
manifested in your letter, and of the pride feel
in your good opinion.
am. with respect,
Your obedent servant
b. W. LEIGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
Inst Punishment -Jhe Newark DAILY Ad

Inst Pani,hmeut -.rhe Newark Daily Ad-
yrrtiSnr sinir, thai ~ ir srsS"n oi ib' CRIMINAL
court in Brfpcn county, y. j.. during the last
week, Matthias Lynch indicted, ioi removing
what II r.lied the aritrhts tie turn nj places
Of In Paterson Railroad. The testim my US
clear against him. that he h,l comnfird the tr"s-
pass, uilfnlit aud M ,lie snsly-'lrr Ear snppo.
.rd neglect # the agrni Of the road towards linn
hc ma denounced Vengeance aealnsi The road aud
il. conductors, and Ia prttift his niiana f. J.
mrs had IL dr,pac,ne ihr switrhrs. endangered
The IIycs oil iorty p,ssrnacrs. II, m.,s IN Il on
Friday, convicted by tie Jury anil sentenced hs
the Court ot Grnrfh Quarter Sessions 10 hard
labor in rll Slar :, Prison for III" term OF eieil
teen months. Perhaps on no snhlrct regarding
the public security OF lite AMI limb, could effective
admonirion be more important aud scaspuhlle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
Inc 'lords of Soberness and Truth

d. W. Leigh, Esq. returned the following an
"'' 10 d" invitation 10 attend the late Whir Fes
"'"' at ilrIsboroug,, y. c. in honor of IN Fri.
""Ph oil the Wing Cause in that State at the recon,
'''c'''n' IL" speaas wcisltv truths 10 the nco.
l"'' winch will. we hope, fail upon attentive ears
and unrrrjudiced minds
RICHMOND, September 10, 1896.
",,e"en ~ nave acknowledged YOUR letter
~ ''e oo!h "''. inviting mo TO attend The propo,
- ~ On the l7th INST. near Hillsbnroueh.
OF the signal victory Of the Whie, Of Nor,h CO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

W. have been favored with letter from a Pcn-
ilrman OF New Orleans, giving an account % The
Late atrnr1us occurrence IN that city, III winch arf
some "details not contained IN the published narra-
tive The wife of Judge B,rmudrz performed a
principal and courageous part III the ALTAR. Ii'a
il not been for her iin,ely interference the aSs'h'
ants would have succeeded in their nclarious pur-
pose. Four Of them lll scizrl the Julae, and
whilst he was struggling, she rushed into the room
with his sword, with winch hr killed onc when he
was almost down. hv a back handed stroke. She
herself etapplcd another. \ negro i, also stated To
have. fought mos. ilrinuslv for his mister AMI ms
rrss Is ,iry on. OF the slam, was from Boston, N
E,san the other, from vt Tbomls. The Jnd, IL
described n vrry active man, somewhat ahoV1
the mid liz sz,, and about 50 Gears old In refer.
cncr 10 liz successful defence, the Louisiana Adj
vrrlsrr sly. thu tho satisfaction WIS universal,
every one, even those who entertained impress.
,ions unlavurahp to him ON the question OF
bail uniting to condemn the attack upon his per
son.
Gjqucl, the murderer of Mr.. Bruy, whose re-
lease va, the Cause of the outrage. got INTO a
cirriage rs ,non az he admitted 10 bail, and
drove oil Al tnll gallon. lie viii never return To
the Tinted States. III, friends ara rich, and he
is Crcolr "a is the Judge. Two circumstances
Which nlacrd In, idea that the Latter had suf-
fcrcd hlm,rll to be bribrd
Phila. Nat Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
NEW YORK. Sent. p,

NEW DIRK, Sept. Il.
The British fric.c t}elvidera, Charles Bur
romehs Strong, Commander, of u guns and 300
men, anchored outside the Bar Yesterday, where
she /, detained h adverse winds. The NJ ,ruus
OF Sligo, late governor of Janaica an his family
are on board. We understand il is their inIen.
ton TO make tour through the United States.
This is the first iniorrn,iipn wc have received
of the recall of the marquis from tie governor shin
of Jamaica. He is replaced by Sir Lionel
Smith, late governor of b ,rbiiocs, who was con-
vtyed from that island to Jamaica by the BeIyi-
drra
The Bclvidera sailed from Jamaica on the 2I
instant for The Havana, where she arrived on the
10Th, AMI sallcdHgain on til, | itI, \ report was
prevalent al the Havana At the time of her depar-
lure that the cholera had broken out at the Balize
Honduras.
II Will be recorcisd that the Belvidcra is ono
oflhc squadron which captured the frgarc Presi-
dent, during tho late war with Great Britain.
Ameriedn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

Thus, from the re,urns 81 far received it APP
peais that ta,re is large M lnrily against assent
my 10 tho proposition ot trlgr'S,. line cleo
ton VAS very warm, Il the greatest rNrrlions
were made nppn bDtn sizes 10 Gerry the clcc-
ton. The Democratic Free Pres, \rs,s of
M'chean) boldly dictated 10 other country papers
the course they must pursue, and openly drnoun-
ccd those, vino were not tavorItcs of his own
views Inc Wings were mostly against becom-
ing State, and many of the Van Buren, men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
prx,,Mn, R.rmrN R,urp.-Arrliea,lon,

frxyAMis nsTmra B,unD.-AprheaiIon
.,y. the Buff, journal Of Thursday last, " was
hi, munine made IL The Hon. 4. Gardiner, nj the
CIrcni, Court now ting in til, city, Tor thu pnr
pose of giving bail for Mr. Rathbnn. II the op"n-
,nr OF th,. Cpnr TIN. AFTERNOON. the SINE was gram
ted. aud Gsrd ~ s6D,0Do. ibe bond is II he
signed by Two gentlemen = tho city Of NJ" fork,
one of Niagara county. onr % Black Rock, and
mr. reslino il tins ctv.--Wr understand th1i the
priarp,l object libcri,'ng Inn from prison, j.,
The efrit noel of his assistance IN arranging Ii>
most e,,ea,vc business. and f'r more speedy
settlement witi, the crrdifor..'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

W IN on" OF The Enqulrer's Rubcon''
Nos 1t is alleged, asa ground of objection to Gen.
HARRISON, that he voted for the Raakrvut La,
many years ago. Now, what will the public saw
when they are told that Van Buren, ro,cd far
tn's rery oH-the only difference between him
and Harrison being this. that Van wished :, r,;,
"s dement's to merchants, while Harrison wished
10 extend them to all classes of the commun;,v
Mr. R'tchie's me norv is deGc,iyc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

u The papers in the Atlantic States are
complaining loudly of the drain of specie to mee'
the extraordinary demand for it in the Western
States. caused by the Treasury Circular, when
purchasers were not aware had been resoIn'e''
Us 1t has been. at the Pon'otoc office, at eas'J o'
a secret Trea'nry Order! On the other ha"''
the journals in tho Western States are J"'t AZ
loud in their complaints that the land speeua'0''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

NHS. JOHN TOMPiiINS continues to give
w lessons IN Music, the Piano Forte and
Guitar, aud 10 receive into her family as 5oarler,
Young Ladies. who may resort to Lvuchburg for
education. She keeps for sale Pianos OF the latest
Improvements, and Guitlrs, with an assortment OF
Mlus,creceved directly from the publishers Guitar
Strings, &c
Srpl. | wifi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
PUBLIC ANDS.--The Unite States ow s

PUBLIC l. ANDS.-Ihe Unite ! States nw &
At present. If susryc! idIis. u. follows: IL o
hlo, 4,lOo, ~ aerr,; IN lnlanI, l,459, 10 A.
cres (; il lllir1is, l7,2}loli acres: in Missouri,
T,ijl l29 acres IN Ahham,, 22,5S6,o3S Il
cr,. ID NJ >>,,ipp,, l2,03 1901 acrr,; Loai'Inna
o,bS2, )2odcres Arkansas. ii ,22J, - dcrcS IN
Michigan, east al the Lake, q. 1903. OF acr.'S; IN
Mr'hig,n, "rSt ef the luxe, i9lIx21trr> anI in
Florida, e, G0l 900 acres ~ kin, \ tn'arv a.
I'm round IN uhc->) about l32 mi ions Of acres
n nc sure 9sd, oi winch p millions hay. been Of
tered At Ibllc sale, All ar NV subject II entry
and abpn 10 mlIIuns nrw la1l>, lately
veScd, anl rca !, to be prnchinrd for s,lc. b =
sides this oi slrv.vrl lials CT i, in ,,ct four
ar Ave millions more, for the sU|eysd laajs oi,
tins wear are not inclulcd,) the United States
in the sumo States and rerritnrirs. about 100
millions ol acres, 10 which the laliln iltlc has bctn
eatingni,hcd, bat which IL NOT vet snrrcyti, and
about 80 million, of acres which the lndian IL
tie has net bccr cxinguishcd and all OF Til. rx-
elusive oi the Desm0.ass purchase an acquisition
OF great value and extent, west Of the Mississippi
AMI north OF the State OF Missouri, and which of
itself will form great State, and complete the
line ot States on the trtH bank of the MissS,ippi
from the Gulph Of Mexico to the Falls of ST. An
thnny. Here, then, is an aggregate Of about $40
millions of acres of public linI within the limits of
the States AMI Territories, Of lrhich 1872 millions,
are nor really for sale, and 100 millions more
can be ready as soon aS IT can he surveyed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
! Cnvs,Pa hr: gjti, We i)rt Etpreo
lNrERES ting FROM MICHIGAN.

he following /, The result OF the election in
Michigan for delegates to the Ann Arbor Conven-
,Ion, 10 assent dissent TO tie propositions of Con
grrss r. llN- To her admission as "A State and the
boun AIRY question. Enc nambrr Of delegates To be
elcc ed N the Feritory is fifty. The most pop
ulous part of the State Ia, been heard from, which
make, n evident how If will 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
Tlursiay. October s, 10 } ).
Tte Pe0pic, isaiaa Ohciaf Oiata''oa.
REPUBLICAN WING TICK ET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HUGH LAWSON WHITE, Of Tennessee,


WILLIAM HENRY NRRISON. Of Oaio,
A. liz vn'c for the ~" or the other NAV pr,vcn
an election bv In, House Of Representatives
and secure = choice bv III" PEOPLE.
FOX yICE-PRESlDENT,
That tried Republican Statesman an Patriot,
JOHN TYLER, nj Virginia..
Tho rrocai demonstrations Of pubIic s.n,imrn
intelb. on the lisi of Esrcnl;e duties, IN charac
ter. too rgibl2 To be oyrrlaokcd, the task Of RE
FORM which viii require, partlrularlv, the cor
rrction Of those abnsrs thtt havr brought Tho
pat,.onage Of The Federai Government in c1nAic
with the freedom Of tisctions."
fJackson's Inaugural 1ddrea.
Ehciors for President anil Vice President
WILLIAM r. JonysoS, Of Chesterfield,
JorN URouHtHr. of Southampton,
WILLIAM CoLLlSs, Of Norfolk County,
MARX ALEx,Spfu Of Mecklcnburg,
ALLEN WILSON. OF Cumberland,
jaws SAuNDERs, of Campbell,
Josrrn hARrtS, OF Henry,
RorrRr Mo- .SpLisH. OF York
WILLIAM L. TAYLOR, of Caroline,
RoDsRr ~. CARrEa. Of Richmond County,
Cn,PmAs JoaSsoS. of Richmond City.
WILLIAM t. Gonpov. Of Albemare,
JouS l.. MARYE. OF : pottsylyania,-
JonS JASSrr, Of l.oudoun.
CHARLES J. F,ULK sER, of nertelcy.
JoHs B. u. SMITH. OF Frederick,
JosErH tEAyEss. of Rockingham.
Raiscor G. B.LDwIs, of AuGusa,
liENRY ERskIsE. OF Greenbrler,
Jous J.. MATTHEWS. #ot Wythe,
RoBkHr BEArrIE, OF Snyth,
joni SHREWSBURY. Of * ntvha,
MosLs W. CuAPLisK. of Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
I Phia. Nat. Gazette.

We ua lrrSt,nd that the Count Snrvillicrs DO
srrh Bobap,r will return 10 the L. States in the
course ot year, perhaps early next spring. 1t
Is said he bus given order, TO have his ice house
filed, anl the af'lirs olhs plac" at B',denlown
occupancy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
FOR SALI,

FOR SAIL,
s-A BRICK tenement with half acre of
.;;;Hd. ground attached, brick stable,
sssAsSS Smolthonsc, &c. siiuaicd on The hill
- near the arm ot the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike
u the above propertv is not DISPOSED of pri-
Vd'N, Nv th" 10Th OF October, it will, IN that das
DC so'i, AZ public auction. to the hi chest hid Ter.
NJ. NJ. KERR.
ids #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

"" As a decisive proof thar the 10 MARYLAND
Anarchists were not instigated to their unwarran-
table course by desire to effect reform Of their
State Consultation, bat solely by wish TO obtain
:, majority of Van BVtn Senators, it is shown that
al least siI OF them are themselves opposed to a.
ny can.r, is ,r, tli'tr con,lituents likewise. Oac
OF the SIX, mireI, J,hn 3. Tn mas, of Q ccn
Anne,) voted, aS member of the llouse of Dele
gates, 'sain,lrvrn considering m,tion, prooos-
IN tnr call ol State Convention, for the purpose
OF reIr. s,ng the grievances com planned If by a
not only for Reform, but Is 50 eager 10 elect it,
that he Is ready to plunge into Revolution to ac-
compllsh his purposes Can suci, b,reiaccd u, :
po"fisy escape the detection Of the people OF
Mari land