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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
POETICAI.

LOVE AND THE THISTLE.
From Miss Tironlsy's Romance Of Nature.
Al Cupid was ivios about one day,
With the flowers and zephyrs IN wanion play,
He 'spied in the air.
Floating here and there,
A winged seed of the Thistle flower.
And nerel, chased il fiom bower In bower.
Aud Young Love cried to his pla,maies " SCI
I've found the true emblem flower TOT me,
For am as light
In my watering light
As this ieathery flower OF soft Thistle-ia"h'
Which BY each of YOU zeph,rs about Is o'e"h.
See how from Roses soft warm blush
II flies to be caueh in brambe bush -
And ~ of do |.
In nv wandrugs. HE
From beaut, to those who have uouc uow
Reckless as Thistle down, GU GO
So the sly little God still Hit. away
Mid earih's lo,eest huw'tet,. db, b, DE-, ;
And oil maideus fair,
Never e,p, nor
When his light wings watt hlm be,snd son pc"
Think-',,- ouly the down of the Thistle flower
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

NJ NJ Am I. IRVINE can accommodates and
~. IS willing To receive into her family rs bo,,
ders, such young ladies may come tn yucbh,,,
vi Tue purpose OF attending the schools Her resi-,
, h."'' Is o" 'h' MT near the Court Ilouse-and
her apartments amy aud commodous TN. ,ora,s
OF boarding will be such are usually charged IN
this place. '''' e'' III
August IL -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
CANAL CoNTR ACTORS will +. ,,,,,;-ha, :

(AANA' coNTR ACTORS will be tu,ni,hed an
the most reasonable terms, with Amcs' Suner.
~ n '7"p,eIS ana Spades long handle Shoves: crow
ast-Stec atall sizes Nail Rods D,,iI Ivan and
o.s't IRON, OF almost every description-and every
'''lc'e the Hardware line. They are particu
larry invited 10 give us = cali
hnl II -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

heM SIT have used the nasn Of Health Which r..
"on YOU with honeh ontc rcof Wn., n.y.,
cured H. '"rely afflicted With -, pcp.is attended b al it,
'ymn"m', oad sche, eidine. ,nrn sud ,b,
'" "' '"u' Ane ehnn' which accompany
times such III. debility ,sioncd thai ~ a, hal -
,"h 'Nn SAY that h'st relief cnte cur. ,,.
dueed hN thc use Of the Bal,am. - '' ''s P'o-
MAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
Sale OfValuable Property.

ID RSlANT to the provisions of a Deed Of
L Trust, executed to the subscriber by Neal
Kelly and Elizabeth, his wife. and Robert VI
Mitchell, bearing date. the 18th of September, ls;g
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the HUI
mgs Court OF Iynchburg and for the purposes IN SAD
deed expressed he the subscriber, ill., Friday the
9th of September next if fair, if not the next fan
day Sunday eNcepted) proceed upon the premises
to sell by way of public auction, to the highest bld,
der, for cash, the Lot piece of ground, in sad
deed mentioned, with the buildings and improve
mens thereon-This Lot, is situated on Cooke street
in the town of Iynchburg, and is numbered in tia
plan of said town 2O7-It contains half an and
has on it several valuable huildings-trhe title Ia
believed to be good but the subscriber will conTfi
such title only is vested in him by sad deed.
J. WILLS.
Aug IL ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
DIX. RELIES
" BOT NiCAL. DROPS,

'"h'lnut nnvalIrd, Ion the Prcycnflon Rclicf
and cure al these complaints In proof of winch
road the following:
: IL m4fbablr cmcofd caseo fi2 Qcars standing:
Extract ol letter. Su-" Ny leg. winch before
"'a not look like human limb, /. now entirely heal
Gu up a'''i resisting every other application ion II
years Previous 10 taking your Relics botanic al
Drops had given up all hope oircllci"
-ihother Case. An Agent writrs--. Their, * ,
person taking the Botanical Drops. ,vdcnl, with
the greatest Advantage" lie declares to use Li,
II" words, " II Is DONG wonder, for him." aud IS
." II were snatchlng him from the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where nrt-
SONS were pninc away miserable existence noth,np
they could procure Attending them permanent relief
until they had made use OF the above Invaluable
Medicine
lhcy are also the best Spring and AuumnaI Ph,
Pucc 81 or Il bottles for So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
PENNSYLVANIA IMPROVEMENTS

fENNS1 LN ANA INPKONFMEN TS-
Dr. McPherson, collector tolls at Columbi. Pa
states that there were cleared at his office,
IN one day OF the present month, one hundred and
sNty-eieh cars laden with freight from the Yves,
and sixteen freight boats with merchandise o,nr
West. e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

PENNSl LNANIA.-The Van Buren, Renul,.
lican party of the First Congressional District of
Pennsylvaia-lately represented in Congress. by
d.. Sutherland who declines a rc-elecron-b,yr
nominated Col. Lemuel PAINTER as their candi-
date for Congress at the next election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
NOTICE.

4 IL. those indebted to the old concern of Ian
L u cock Brown, are requested 10 come forward
and make immediate payment, as il is desirable the
debts due thai concern should be wound up spec
Oily a. possible. ANMON HANCOCK.
August - lw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

1Nlll subscribers. grateful to their fieuds and the
l public fot the past patronage. would inform
them, that they are now receiving 1T fhei Store
Bank Square, opposite Royal Young u Co.
ven desirable Goods. purchased recently BY OF
the partners, Who IN the Northern Cities. lay
Iug IN thcu Fall supply ol Goods, "hchthey intend
sal be- the besf assortment thes have YET offered to
the public. The Goods now opening consist Of
Splendid black India @atir,
Splendid black Italian Lute,tflug,
New STYLE DARK fame, Calico
Prusan @ha~ls.
White Corded Skirts,
~ Linen Shcctlng,
Iicass Hcaserteeu,
PLAID Satiuctt,
Colourcd Cambiick
Also,
Brow II aud Loaf Sugar, Coffee. Tea. Indigo Mad
der, Pepper. Aspicc, Ginger Soal aud ppct .eath-
81. Nests OF Noodware. &c. &c, which, with The
Good, pret iousl, hand. will be sold At very
duced Prices-thry invite purchasers To give them
cali before huyug. ESTES x WHITEHEAD.
Aueust - It
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AT Rules holden in H.. =,

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in tn, e..
Y Office OF the Circuit Superior Copn ., h.
and Chancery for the town of Lynchburp. ~,
lst day of August, 1896 NJ
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff of Amber<,
", and as such administrator of George n, n
decd, Pa
lgdinst 'aa'
James 6. bearing, Benjamin Haden. s,...
wing executor or administrator of james n
ing, dec d., and William bearing, brr.
In CHANcERY. -
The Defendant William bearing not l.aym,
tered his appearance and given security accorl..
to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of :,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory eyi,o'9
that he is not nhabiant of this country -.
ordered, That the said Defendant do appear -
on the first day of the next term and answer
bill Of the Plaintiff and that a copy Of ID
order be forthwith inserted in some new,r..z
printed in the town of Lynchburg, for TWO moa.
successfully, and posted at the front door of -.
courthouse, in the said town.
\ Copy-rcste,
d. ROBES, Clerk.
\ [
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
!. HAIR MAN BROW w.

No - SCUM y ffHfifh stfttf, I'm doof from run,
BdHimOre,
OFFERS FOR SALE the following anti
" Gle. al which he will keep constant supply.
HIS object II 10 keep general METAL ESTAR-
IIS1lNE\T, where all articles oil thus dcsc ript
be had prices low any other IN the city.
2ob boxes TIN Plate = approved brands
- do Masters
80 NX NXN NNNX SDC SDX SDG DIX DC
$50 bundles Iron Vine, brghr aud tuned
30 rolls Sheet Lead. "A to lb.
50 do Sheet Brass
60 pigs India Tin superior quality
5000 lbs Lead Pipe
5000 do Mosselmans Zinc, for roofing
1000 do Speltcr
81 bundles Russia sheet lrou
loo do American and English do
100 do Round Iron to
$50 do Hoop do, 4 to2
10 tous English Bar Iron.
.liSo for sale abore
TIMERS TOOLS, TIMED RIVETS
BLACK RINETS, STOVE RlNETS. SAUCE.
Pan II \NDLES, TEA KETTLE EARS, PIG
LEAD, BAR LEAD, BAR TIN, PEARL ASH
POT ASH, SAIIRATIS
lie Will also contract To deliver 500 bundle. or
more ri SSIA SHEET IRON. OF Ist ami 2nd
qnalIes, deliverable on arrival either in New \ orL
OF Baltimore II importers prices.
Baltimore, August - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
BON IrS.

w T. have lust received from New York. case
W OF fashionable Bonncts-amoncst them.
some very tine Plain Srtaw-whicb with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT.
"\ CONSIGNMENT.
A lew bales OF superior Cotton Yarns, at facto-
= l'''cS: II. & f..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
Natural Bridge and covington Turnpike
COmDanv

y MR. TING OF the stockholders in the Nat
"ra, bridge and Covington Turnpike Com
pany, will by held at Daggcrs SPRINGS ON Man
day, the 9TH of September next, for the purpose Of
organizing SAID Company BY order of
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Aug. p ,,S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

Latest from Hcfco.-We learn from the cap
tain of the schr llalcyon, from Mdtamoras, that
every thing quiet that place al the time OF
his departure, the Isl inst. About 5000 troops
were there, 500 of whom were well disciplined
They we're waiting for recruits. The money ior
PAYNE them off was daily expected. As soon ~
this was done, and the rciniorcrmenls had az
rived, it was expected they would commence oP-
erations. The army was healthy. The Texan
vessels of war Bruus, and Union, had appeared
vff the bar, but hid again left \ short time after
their departure, two Mexican vessels camo INTO
port.
John Quincy Adams speech in Congress in
regard TO the affairs OF Mexico and Texas WIS
hi ,hy eMolled in Matamoras. Ii had been trans
lalcd aud published IN Spanish, and had gained
for him the appcllalion OF the Dcmoshcnes oil
America
The only thing contained IN the Matamoro
papers are the reasons assigned by fllasola for
beying the orders OF Santa Ana, in Withdrawing
the troops, Il.
The tlacyon brings !: lo5, 900 in speor which
We think goes to show that the commercial rela-
tons between the two countries will not be inter
rupcd as many have imagined, by the detention Of
Santa Ana. Y. orleans fdr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
THE 1xNcBBuno FAA1 RACES

~ ID commence on Tucsday the 2Oh Sep.
w TENDER, aud continue ionI days.
lst day-a stake for colts aud lllies, } years old.
. mile heats, 800 entrance, $50 forfeit. five sub
scribcfs aud closed.
Pa.ehal Buford names Ro~ley, by Star,
" liam =. HAYNES a" b c Daniel Star, by star,
Charles ". McCanabas,
Isaac II. Oliver names c Travis, by Star,
William :. HAYNES" b c Ned Collier, by Murat.
2nd day--Iroprictor's purse 500, two lnIle heats
entrance fifteen dollars.
I'D day-Pufsc 2OD, Two mile heats, 81 entrance
18th day-Jockcv Club Purse $3.50, three mile
heats, entrance 20 dollars.
1he money lor each DAYS " i'll be paid To tho
winner, subject 10 the usual discount.
Good Stable, and litter furnished for race horses
GRATIS. MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
August
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w DOL C NG,
Aug II

-" ~ ~ ~ N IL - i ~ -
IINllE subscriber has taken possession OF the Nooh
l. CARDING ESTABLISHMENT, near the Ford
Lynchburg, occupied the last year by Nlh"p
Thurman and has. with great aud labor nl''"
up two Machines in complete order, for ca,dinc Noa
IN the incest manner He has engaged Mr.. Cyrus
l.ydick, ESQ tasorably known to the public as h,
rate wool Carder,) to superintend the establishment
who will at all times, be found at the Machine, "
receive W DOL. and deliver Rolls.
lie socits share of public patronage, aud Ptos
sfacton.
e WooL should be nicely picked of every eN
traneous matter, before sent to the Machine
u Price of Cardmg. 10 cents per lb' 'U
Carding and Greasng, l24 cents
WILLIAM [. ISBElL'
july VIM
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Sweepstakes 10 be Run for over the
tynobburg Course, FALL 1896.

Isf.-t Stake for Colts and fillics. ) wears old,
two mile heats, subscription $500, lotteit $50. 10
name aud close LIST September three more 10
make race
2nd.-A Stake Tor Colt. aud Fillics, years old.
two mile heats subscription 800 forfeit 500, 10
name aud close iSt September three subscn-
bers.
3rd-A Stake Tor colt, and fics years old
mile heats subscription 500, hall forfeit To mime
aud close 50 above three or more make ) race.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
July II wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
Aug. III


XTIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk. n
flee of TIE Circuit Superior Coun of Law ,I
Chancery for Bedford County the lth day Of Jg.,
1896. II
Harvey Mitchell, administrator of Elizabeth N,l
ell, dec, and Gustavus \. Wingtield and CbarIoa.
MS WIFE, '"e = iaf'oue 'fIfln' Palntl1,
AGAINST
Edmund Pate, David Saunders, William Sbrex.
bury, William Dickinson, Elizabeth M.Georqe =,
ecutrix OF Lawrence McGcorge decd. Thomas H.
Wis, John II. Griffin Samuel Griffin, and GUSTAV,
\. Wngfeld, administrator of William = Grim,
decd, Deiendan,
IL CH,ScEny.
The defendant William Dickinson, not having 81,
tered his appearance and given security accorllnn
the act OF Assembly. and the rules of tin, touu and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is m,
inhabtant OF this Commonwealth. Ii i, ordered
that he do appear here the iist day of the prxf
term and answer the bills of the plaintiffs that III,
order he inserted i'll some newspaper published in
Lynehburg for two months successfully, and post
ed the from, door of the count house this COUNTY
court day.
ACopy-Feste,
JOS. WILSON. CLERK.
July ii WIN
NIRGINIA AT rules holden IN the Clerb,
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Charlotte the Oh
day of June, 1876:
W Hiram Pateson, plaintiff
against
Francis \. Stern, Robert Morton and Charles
Fore, delts.
Is CHANCERr.
The defendant, Francis A. Stern aud Charles
Fore, rot having entered their appearance, accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of tin,
Court, and II appearing To the satisfaction OF lle
Court that they not inhabitants of this state III
motion of the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear before the Judge ofthc
SAID court, the courthouse of the ,aid county on
the first day of the term, and enter their appear.
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that a copy
of this order be inserted in newspaper publish.
ed in the town OF l,nchbure for two months sue
cessvely, and posted at the front door of the cou,
house of the said county
a Copy-'Feste.
WlNSLOW ROBINSON G.
July VEN
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ROBINSON ELLIOTT.
REFlsIGEIs ATORS.

REFRIGERA TORS,
u'SI received, few OF the above articles n,
superior quality, lined with Zinc, from No.
TO D. Tor sale at the Hardware X Cutlery Store of
IL. b. RICHARDS & Co.
July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
DYSPEP6IA!!
SPRING SUPPLY.

STRING 8UppLX.
ruNilI, subscribers have Just received BY the ship
SrrrEioE, their importation OF Sprlne aud SUN
mer British Dry Goods, together with a large stock
Of other Foreign aud Domestic Good, purchased III
Philadelphia. Nrw York aud Boston, IN conncxion
With then partners n & s. James & 10. Of Rich
mond by the package.
They solicit the patronage of the customers OF the
concern of Franklin Hunt 4 Co. rs well as the pub
lie assuring them thai their stock i. large and com
handing, aud will be sold, wholesale OF retail on
terms TO be surpassed N any house III upper II
gina JANIS [. lit NJ X Co.
fanil, Groceries, Hardware, Shoes aud Hats
J. & H. q Co.
April 81 q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
The Botctourt Fall Races for 1896,

The Botctourt Fall Races for 1896,
nNER the Big Lick Course, will commence ON
~ Tuesday the 9th September, and continue
for four DAYS,
First Doy-A Sweepstake for colts and lillies,
years old, mile heats, entrance 800; forfeit
$50 10 name and close the lst September.
Second Dag-A Post Stake, free for all horses,
mile heats, entrance SlOO; 10 name and close
the evening OF the 9th
1hid Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500 3
mtle heats, entrance so.
Fomth Day-A Sweepstake for colts and fill
lies, years old, mile heats, entrance 5000
forfeit $50 ioname and close the l>t September.
Same Dag-A fine Saddle, Birdie, &c will be
run for by saddle horses.
The Jockey Club Purse will be paid TO the win
ncr free of discount.
Good stables and litter furnished for dirty bor
scs Gratis SAMI.. G. ADAMS.
August II tdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
4 MIIEIsST JOCKEY CLUB.

MEF IINt OI the Substitutes II The \mTcrst
n Jockey Club, Is requested N Mr.. McCall's
Tavern, Al Amherst Courthouse, ON SATURDAY., the
Sd oi superintendent.
August 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
Important Information
40 persons afflicted with tho following

10 persons afflicted with tho following
complaints, VIZ
Scrofnld, .icnrry
LePfoSH roM resif,,,g E,,,-
san Rhcum, tions
~ inho"ys rae PimPied and CarJ,mc cd
Fcrer Sores tren ,rhtn frt,
mr. ho"S dte dDteftd Sou LcgS,
me 9WtthhgS, Sc0id Hcdd,
'oi'"t Ernptions, after Tenrrcm 7,4ints ,rLen
m","S Mercury has ftiied
, w" az "'S"'a'fS arising nom an impure state Of
me bdood ana HHmor--are assured tina;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

\ Il a Court OF monthly session, held for Camp
L n bell county, the lth day of July 1896 in
the 6lst year of the Commonwealth Philip Raus-
barger and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Douglass, John Ransbarger and Nancy his wife,
formerly Nancy Douglass, and Robert Douglass,
plaintiffs,
John Caldwell and Christopher Moore, admins.
traitors ofJamcs Douglass, decd, Greoge Crawford
and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Clemol>,
Henry kennx and Katy his wife, famrry kax
Clemens, James Boyle and Polly his wife, for.
merly Polly Clemens, John Clemens, Christian
Clemens, James Clemens, james Russell and Sal
~ his wife, formerly Sally McCorley, James Me
Corlcy, William McCorlcy, Alexander GambIo
and Jane his wife, formerly Jane McCorcy,
Defendants,
IL CHtNCERY.
The Defendants George Crawford and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Clemens, Henry kcn-
nix and katy his wife, formerly Katy Clemens,
James Boyle and Polly his wife, formerly Polly
Clemons, John Clemens, Christian Clemens,
James Clemens, James Russell and Sally his wife
formerly Sally McCorley, James McCorlcy, VII
liam McCorlcy, Alexander Gamble and Jane BIS
wife, formerly Jane McCorev, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
TO the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court;
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth It -
ordered, that they do appear here the FIST day
October Court next and answer the bill OF tat
Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Lynchburc, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of this county, on some Court
day. \ Copv-Teste,
WILLIAM 4. CLEMENT, DC.
Aug. | w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

Grand Junction Rnihrng.-rhi, voN undcra-
hing (Which is 10 unite Liverpool and Manchester
with Birmneham) is proceeding with great rapldi-
" towards It's completion, The men at work
on the whole line day and night aud the eminent
engineer (Mr. Lockc) to whose talents the work
has been entrusted, Ia, ii in eonlcmplaon,o throw
open the line for the purpose o travelling in the
course of neAl summer. G1eat preparations are
also making N the carriage dcpartmrt, fifteen
splendid ones having already been completed NJ
the depot at Warrington. mandatory for the
construction OF engines is about To be- erected near
the Liverpool and Manchester railway tunnel
The excavation, for the foundation of tho buildinc
have already been commenced
Nm. IL ,krr (,uuLlIl1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
NEGROES.

viz, subscriber will, at all times, pay the highest
,.''Sh rfl'' Tor likely Young Negroes Persons
having such To sell, will do well "a all on h;,
L. :, NJ HART.
' - l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
Wan, hester Guardian.

DEATn or ARCuBIsnor tnrSrRus.- Archbish-
OPP Chevrrus, whose character must be- well known
from his long residence IN the United States has
died at Bordeaux. The fact was considered snnl-
cien,ly important 10 be transmitted by telegraph.
Within these few months he was raised by tln.
Pore 10 the dignity ola Cardinal. The illness of
which he died he caught IN the pcrformanc" otthc
lie Doum on the occasion III the thanksgiving APP
pointed for the preservation OF the King, life from
The attempt OF Albeau. 1t was IN the city of Bos-
ton that he first invested with the EplscopaI
functions, and although created a peer and uu arch
bishop by Charles y, he was one of the FIRST To
adhere to the principles of the revolution in spite
fl'r law winch deprived him Of hi, legislative
function.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01
CHE CLOTHS.

IItL
'HNttf' subscribers have on hand, a very large ock
OF line and extra super fine Blue Cloths of their
own importation, which they will sell at a very small
advance III order to reduce the stock. Those IN
want VIII do we'll to examine our cloths
JAMES G HINT & Co
Ma, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-01

- NC.
oST received, superior lot of Gun POW
- DER and BLACk TEA,
ALSO
u fresh supply of Lemon SYRUP and Lon
Don PORTER, which we will sell low. AZ rho
Sign of The Boy and Gohien Hoyt,y.
fOIRQUREAN PALMER.
August ~ f.
AIDES Work Boxes.
Ito do do with Music,
d" Toilet do ,er, tino,
backgammon Boards.
Chess Men,
luted tAstnfs, some sel, fine
do tandlcstirks
do Snuliers and TrlNs
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers,
Astral Lamps,
Aud many other desirable articles lu,t on,n,J E,
sale by II H. RICjI\Rns
june .
ateht balances, warranted correct,
10 weig ifom looto 2O0o lbs 10, sale h,
H. u. RICHARDS x Co.
MAJ y
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-04-22

All tue administration papers in the coun- try have reiterated the cry of the Globe that the rechartering of the Bank of the United States in Pennsylvania was obtained by bri- bcry. The vials ofretflbutive disgrace have been poured cut ea their heads. MT. Con- rad, amember 1.-the legislature ofthat State, having openly charged that attempts at bri- ping himself and other members had been made, an investigation was held by the Iegis. latare--when 1t appeared that he had stated what was not true-.-lied .'for the good of his country" He was accordingly publicly re. p,-imanded by the Speaker. by order of the legislature. He is now ,nartyr-and de- serves some office at the hands of Govern- iz4s
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-04-22
We owe our readers some apology for tho

We owe our readers some apology for the dullncss of our paper of late- We have un- avoidably been absent for five weeks. A day or two after we left our post, one of our work men walked out of our office into another, without much cere aony or leave takinis--iiott even saying .'the top O the mornfn' toye," or z good luck [ ye, Mir Advocate a-throwing the whole office into pi. Only our foreman and devil were left in the chapel-and the most unremitting exertions were necessary, to enable the paper to make it's regular ap pealancc. Much room has therefore been occupied with advertisements. We shall despatch a portion of them next week, and have wider berth and more soa room. Ow- ing to ice in the Ohio, we have also been for ced to use paper of an inferior quality that which we ordered and which was shipped to us some months since, having but now reach ed us. We will alter our complexion next week for the better.