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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
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yH ,yIv ro u,cncd for saca complete In
IA ,;c Smu., steps Coach and Baorchc A!iet 'nc" '
,,, I,.s aud uatcd landc Door Locks hho'-' P'''u ''
i,,,rb ,,I ia rpu- he Hinges aud Moulding
Plain and cunr"ve linb Bands
Gig Bows ats. Chas' liides ,,
f,,,,.;, dash, srI and patent Leather
t;tcrn hlu. red and black Morocco SKn'
Iuccs Fringe, TasscIS nnd ln.'S
Ratnrts, &C. SC
e silver plate brass AMI Jppanaa Sa"''
SiI,s' Trol. Of all k,nds auI Sadie'Tees
iI,,I sI,.,p skins black and grey hair Seal ShiAs a
n;. ,,ncr WEp Stocks, G:rth AMI saial'S WIZ
n, and patent Leather WnkuFs, black Oil '"t"''"'
OF Sii s,,pv Of Sole Leather Of al qualities Lawn.
i,If En Seal Morocco, lnIn5, 5ia6ihs ""S - 1l
I,, Roo, md Shoe Tres Shoe Thread, shorraSe''
&C., of all descriptions. ri :, ou, Inc TO give Us
We mo rI.awLe,c whole s;ocS !" en''':
| .c are satisfied it Cannot idl 10 please a. 10 W. h,I
~, . | Inv md On the accommodating ''."s' 49,. rrl
ionr,, IN keen constantly hand full ill, pa
Ln,o Iv strict attention business 10 ihe'h s""' "
ed
All orders from the country prompt: a'-' 32-l2.
Aug 25
LANES RIVER AND KANAWHA t0MrA a l.; Tho lanes Ri
- va,,hv N,cn. of the President ana J n
@ E., ,i,o Cnnpany held in the city oil kc'H'o"'' VII
G ,tc 9TH L,y of August, 1885, 1t WAS III ,,s .rp ,I,
Jbnt dividend of one per cfn "a m
s,,cs flhe James River ana -, ~
pau on w % Sra, Lay of July last be paid u ' "
~ H. Conn,ny rs the 18th oi Tue at'' "''"'"
H'e " ~ order Of the President ani DiIrSolI; S,
3s-3t
! Sept?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

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longs Richard Brkra ii said county, aud was hired William
Ross formerly Of o'e'our county Sad negro a'ou feet ~
negro requested forward property pay charges
and take bin Dw9y m will be ' W WI" War So T." @ss
WKIILLIAM 4 MARY COLLEGE-T Lectures
Nv in this Institution will commence the second
Monday in October instead of the last Monday, here
tniore The departments of instruction, and the expen
scs for the session, are as follows:
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF A. b.
Junior Year.
Bellies. Lettrcs, Logic, Ethics and Hsory-Thomas r.
Dew President and proftssnrIext books: Blars Lee
lures, Hedges Logic, Paey's Moral Philosophy, Tyt.
iers Universal History, (as edillon and syllabus OF
Lectures by the Professor
Political Lac aua Government Beverly Tucker, Pro-
fessor-Textbook Vattes Law of Nations:
.fatht,antirs-Robt Saunders Proiessor-lexl,books:
Lesendrc's Geometry, Days Algebra, Gummeres Sur
veying
Turner'S Chemistry, 9th edition)
Senior fCdr
Politicul EconvmB Gorcrnmcnt and .hetnphy scs-
Tbomas r. Dew, President and Professor-Textbnoks:
Smiths Wealth of Nations, McCuochs Outlines OF Po-
tcal Economy, Browns Lectures.
books: Eptome of Mechanical Philosophy, by the Fro.
fessor and the following parts Of the Library OF Useful
Knowledge, viz: ELECTRICITY Magnetism. Optics
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saunders. Proessor-ie
Cambridge TrignnonIetry, Cambridge Calculus ana
Gummeres Astronomy.
IxpEpgSDESr CLASSES
LAo-Beverly Tucker, Observation-Disclosures: Tuck
ers Commentary l -" H., sol W,d;snn',
fedeIalisl, hent oo'h''e"'''y' \ wa"
Resolutions ana hePoIt' ,,r pc T,
Ctcu iHgtncertSeC'o 'n y, "''"s 49, .r,; 49, ,L
bnuks Sganzn on l'y! E"g'neeli''s A"''S' o'' ''0
steam Easnr, oy Tue po,.r. poc,sso-.-f;n
HtS"et Ctas I 'II ,d tho hi9her authors and
when 'he s!uaeh.s W.. uhn,nS"I ,Tex, bnrks:
study Anlq"'t'eS aiu 1870 R,r,n An,iomi
Potter Grecan ;t"tqu''''s' ne""e' ''''' @A''9N
ties' loohe "'t' 's. -,,,rurxr
classical 49,, d.. p,a"ns p-oGssor The
.7ncicM Ldhg"aSeS-Daonsy %;L A ;,hn,s,;c In
exercises OF tu'S Ne '"t' ~ 49, ,-," oon,monce
glish Grammhr, ana ueoS iapny " , n nf A,nsi
on the lst OF octooer' anu c.ose 81, ~" 1855
| EXPENSES OF REouL si'phN'
| ~ TO- ns ," ti A. Sl3O
| Fees to four Professors lSso '"c":)
Nla'Ticulat'on iee' -.
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| VI '"c oeNe" 'e"'' s12O
Board, as before, GO
Fees to three fFoesso'S !
| MatrIcuatlon lee
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| The ltxl-oookS VIII. VI '"e '"'',"' tn, ,.IJ
| about Sio, anu ]" ''e Se"T ~, 1870 ScI~nI in
GLIDING board: &c, ..:;...':...''''''''' S S0
The fee to the Professor OF Law: Is ...''.'.'.' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

q AND NEAR MANCHESTER FOR SALE:-Ihc subscriber
IA intending West will dispose Of the tract Of Land
rcnr hr uv resides The hundred and three
rs There good dwelling house for small family upon H.
.h. with all necessary houses II IS very well wnctca
from H. rorr;;y 10 Manchester and the Richmond MARKET Is
very rblr handsome retreat FOR mum OF bu>hcss III c'c'
MA might he little expense IL ahon' TWO mr
fom on Wrshun Road in healthy ana pleasant
ncyIrhuod disguised privately hcioTe II VIII DC eNPo,cu
30 pubic SALE Monday the 10th DAY Of October neA
a., stock cattle and EogS-ircsrn year crop,
and p ntatiun ucu>is. Attic time. VIII D. SUD- "t
White Geek whrrcon Paper Mill was ecated-"o hiHy
ar,s oa The Broad Ro Road, miles from Manccsr
~ va ' $1,000 JSU. y. J. DtNSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

AND FOR SA-Fhr subscriber vii! SELL on accommodating
" terms Plantation in the c"nnty OF Amriia, lying on
creek below the Courthouse, ani from "oodc us
There UPWARDS vi UU acres o tls uaci
Nat nad superior quality, several extensive HATS, Mhih
yards oflhr dwelling house. well !h'n"d ~" |
i 1uacco Lots, arrnaly ro'nc
m heavy crops The hi: land lies WE'LL eim hot more ro' ma"
,rn 20 and Is !"
II uroI.rs fine aud when the VIII
rp heavy crop. The Hat an on ibis plantation pc
ruIatly aarlrd growth of tUlcco-a large proper "e
i m inc rrIy u II having been !" II"
!,,cco years, without maaue at ANY ki' Gh" no" p
lOU weight There are, i' iC" I"
, swamp rlca upwards OF lpO mere. OF sn "" ~
woods and from lo) OF pine nnd The Improvements are
cins houc, good .anA, stable, Ice Ecu'r corn
uuI sufficient ,0OO weight ~ 'oec"
rccn or twenty be pr:ahy employed on is Palu
,un n the cultivation Of tobacco.
For terms. apply the subscriber, living on The pcncs
turli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-l shall ohtI Tor sale on
- the r OF September Gouchaud oahousr, that being
Court av my ac, containing go acres, lying miles be-
loss the i,on house aud Joining the lands OF Mrs. Elizabeth Gar
land MIS- Ann Harris and The OF The tract Is well
clvcr an that better adapted to c uc oil
uat. susceptible of the highest tale OF improve
rn ccr, description unnecessarily IA suppose TO
person woaL purchase vicwiu. the Any person
Wishing to 10 will Apply H. T. Punexrr al Goochand Court
house. the PREMISES Terms made known on
day Of SAL. lAiSi ~ "i',",
An "--NhN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

EsUCK ROE FOR sALE.-This valuable las been
veycd by the the Subscribers for the being
sold, md it offered lot SALE The will b made accom-
noting should he desired the land DC divided INTO two
trnrts, laid cut into lots and sold in that fern. $500
This estate lies in the county OF Elizabeth City, and State ct VIZ
sna, the Chesapeake Bay directly opposite Cape Henry, nd
joining the Government land Old Point Comfort AMI ronains
about 800 about $50 The soil naturally Ich
but {" late has been much neglected susceptible G"
high aud we'll adapted I" the culture OF wheat OATS
Indian indeed thing tha icriiIc
soil in This climate will produce. Thirty bushels OF wheat per acre,
raised this un the last For hc purposes OF garden
ia" the soil by The site OF the enses one OF
the beautiful lower country embracing u"nundcd
prospect the heuch fishing stations,
This of land famed for hcath
ness, mud for the excellence Of it's alter.
The the land uhout $50 is wood and much
Of with growth OF very heavy timber suitable for 'p
building II is the heavily tmc red land the section OF cou"
Try in which : situated.
The Of tho sscash, oysets crabs
abundant surpassed in quality Ivy the
Chesapeake. market be- obtained Fortress
Monroe Norfolk. Every luxury furnished hy the Yates and
the soil OF climate be procured III ABUNDANCE IN season.
this phce
The be shown disposed to purchase" by
Col OF Hampton, by Mr. Philips the present tenant The
terms, &C., will be made known application to John Cary OF
ynrhg, Va. Ro5 p Swnnn, Of the CITY OF Washington
The postage Of all lc,leIS must be paid. u,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

The Editor the Norfolk BEACON will the above advertise
weekly weeks, and send his TO this "i:c
3S-wiT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

W. committed the Jail of Aemurc county, the 9Th OF
Juiv last, man. named PLEASANT, who he be-
Richard klca Vi county, aud hired To William
Ross formerly of otetou county. SAID is about feet 10
h: 2lack complexion, visible The owner vt suId
negro requested forward property charges
take he will be dealt With the law dlTccts
Sop, l6 I$S-wl2wl WIN. WATSON. .Iailcr H. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

q AND FOR III wish to sell tract OF Lana III inc I"!
"a o Nol,oway, belonging the estate n Richard f.
,nn,n~ m ccn 00 IL situated on N"to"'E
p,r albumin. the lands of Mrs ry, Capt Beverley ana "''''
is Of 900" quay and we'll adapted to the si""ih OF ; ,o
All obucc pc disposed purchase 20 t"c
Az" '"'"-' n.. e., ,oIr,s RI WILLIAM OLD,
' " ''''' Executor of r. f. NcrdarGg, decreased
J-St
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.


 Ata Republican Conven,,o" ol delegates from the several towns iW ihs l6h Senatorial District, held Woodbury, on ihe let day of March. IG36- JeEs0 MWnT Was csosPW Chairman. Hubert SrOvill, Secretary.
 On motion, the convention prOceeded to ballot for candidate for Senator; and on the first ballot Ma anie Perry. Esq. ofNew NilEOrd, receivef the u"an n"Us of the c"nven'"n. WhercnInn il was Rssoiced. That NATHANIEL PERRY, Esq. of New-NlfOrd. be recommended .o the el"c'"rs "t the 18th Senatorial District for their support at the ap- preaching election a suitable candidate to repre-. said District in the Senate of this State.
 ReSoired. That in recomme ending Mr. Perry to Inc electors of lhis district for ieir support we pledge 0urselvee all honorable and proper exer'iOns to insure his election.
 Rpsoired. That we cordially approve Of the pro eeedings Of the State Convention held a: New.tia- the 24ih "f Feh. tn the nominations ol Gtdeon Iomiinscn for Governor, E6ens<er Young for Lieu" Governor, Nathanid GOod,ein for Treasurer, on0tknn Ed'cards f'r Secretary, Reuben Booth for kePrese". ia,ive tn COneresa.
 Resoirsd, That in all lhe foregoing nominations we recognize men who have ever beeN conspicuous 'N the republican, ranks, who stood the aslS"caes of re. publican principles |" the '" times that tried meas soula" l" and mcm who have beeA consistent in advocating amd prariising ihoae priNciplea.
 Kesolued, That ia the opiMi"W "l this convention active, energetic. peEseverMg sxer'i"ns, and pWMc ,ual MeMlaNca the pals. avW all that is required saecess, nos eRy iN this disrict bul iR lhr State.
 Reselvsd, Tha, the fhregoiMg nrocae6inRs he siRW. cd by the Chairman AMd Secretary, aud pWhlished lH the Lilch6eld Enquirer md New. .HaveH Palladium.
 JESSE MINOR, CAaivmem. huDERT HecvlL, SsopetsSv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

proceedings of C"ngress-the conflicting in- terests and passions of the members, and the stirring debates in the Senate and the House, you vii! have some idea of the multiplicity of objects of thought and business which are concentrated in the precincts Ofthe Capitol.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

H we he'd entertained a doub,--whieh we did nos- !eerec'aR the pr"prie'y aad rxp"dIeHry of the mOn ,H"''o"s made hy the Whig Convention lae, week, ,he icroc"y w"h which the ticket is assaed by the Van b"re" press would have removed the dNUhi. The Gn''"Em approximation expressed by our frisNds, and lh. growliNg aPprehsMsoas Of the adversary. are Prtme (aeaa evidence of iia alEenglhs-k kapisaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

such as justice of the peace, judge or clerk of court, or some properly qualified Or res- TOnsibl" person. With such recon menda- lions, applicants will he taken in,' and done fOr.'-N. r. Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, MARCH 10, 1s86.

uS 4" consequence of a sudden and severe illness "' ""'c" we were seized the fore part of this week, we are indebted to few friends for most of the matter which occupies our editorial coumns this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

B9o0n up Storcs.-The first suit on account of stores blown mp to arrest the fire of De. cember was decided yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas. hefnre a struck iurv. in favor of the plaintiffs, R. L. & D. W. Lord damage to the former. (for goods and lease. ) Sl56.274 80; to the latter, as owner of the building. S7, 1888 50. As one decision will de. termine the principle for all, it is probable the case will be carried through all the courts.
 There is an express statute of New York, providing that in all cases of property blown up or destroyed, by direction of the Mayor and two Aldermen. OF three Aldermen. for the purpose of arresting fires. damages shall be assessed. Sc. The only question of law, therefore, involved in this question. is. wheth- CT the statute covers the destruction of person as property by this means, as well as real.
 ~> Nas EnteligeRcer.
 J0I Co Let.-The jailOr at New London IS very much in want of boarders. An the rooms are empty, and he has advertised in tue 1azet'e "f that place. urging all those VI ho are !" want "f such accOmm odations tO call ana exam,n" the premises-cGsring those who shah hrst apply the choice of his rooms -pr"S'ded always they bring the proper references; ;" for much as he is iu want of tenants, II is not every rascal that he will ad. . init iNtO his premises. The recommendation of all such as may apply, must be signed by sOne person Ot standing ia the cOuemuuity,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

Archaeological melancholy occurrence recently took place in the establishment for painting clock tab lets belonging to s. Osborn. Esq, of Harwinion. A vessel containing preparation of rosin and spirits Or iurpen'ine, which was standing upon the stove. accidentally overturned. and the contents, coming in contact with the s'oSe. took fire, filling the with flames sud smoke. Several females, who were em. played !" the chop. mad their eO,hes pariay burnt, and were more or less injured and of them. Miss Laura E. Couch. suffered severely from this that she survived Only about week. She iwen. " yeaEs of age. and was daughter of Nc. Oliver w. Couch. Of lais Ci,y.-Harttord Courans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

Blood for Sapper.-A Van Buren Justice of the Peace in Hartford, ailuding to the chartrring "fthe Bank. publicly declared. that he hoped blood would flow tU the horses bits, iill every man who assisted in passing the bill was exterminated."-AlLa Adv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
lIENIS. hnfh1 L1st mil

Returns from the Michig IN election, show 30
members of the Convention against and 5 in favor
OF the conditions proposed by the last Congress,
Of her admission 10 the lnen. Onlv l. more
to hear from. Michigan viii, therefore, have no
voice in the next Presidential ulpc ton and no re-
presentation in the next Congress.
The Indians have Recommended their massa
cres in Florida, having made an attack ON the
dwelling Of a Mr.. lIieenho,ham, about miles
from jacksonville. hlr. and Mrs. Johns were
murdered. Mai Pierce had started in pursuit of
the murdercrs.
Foom TcraS, We learn that Gen. Samuel Ious-
ton has been elected President, and NJ b. Lamar.
Vice President. Gen. Houston had issued a proc
lamation, dated at Nacoedochcs, August 2olh, ex-
pressing his belief that the " Indians of the prairie
and Mexican force" were about To attack that
part OF Iexas,and making IA rcquisilion Of Texian
militia, "fo sustain tie United States force" at
NacoodoehcS, "until reniurccments can arrive
from Gen. Gaines.
The Texas Register contains minute account
OF another attempt 10 rescue Gen. Santa Ana,
which we shall publish in our nexl. Both he and
Cen AImontc were PM in irons. Santa Ana made
an effort to commit snicilc he taking opium
which, however, only produced n1,rsea.-The
crops IN Texas were said 10 he GOOD. The Toy
ian army is still cncampcd on The Golcto II miles
from Goliad, and is sid 10 be increasing very fast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
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pre''ns'ons oi the several candidates Tor that Of
nee should not be- concealed, haze come TO The
following Resolutions
l'Htsofrsd' under no circnm>' lncos can We
support Tor the high aud responsible office OF chici
Magistrate oil INC United States Martin Van Blu
rem whose Opinions views and sentiments are
neh''ra not TO be IN accordance with the PrInc'-
l'eS OF our institutions, ana the sentiments OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

in reference TO the late attempt oftho 10 Dcsafe-
tyes, 10 >rtvert the government OF the SMto.-
Til, meeting put forth an able Address, concu-
din with resolutions dcnouncin, " the nineteen. g"
and calling upon tie people to come To the rescue
of lileir Institutions. The meeting also nomna-
ted Samuel Jones and Samuel Thompson to rep
lesenttl. cir, If Baltimore in the ny House Of
Delegates of tlMt State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

~, The Enquirer evidently felt tie hi "f'e''
~ .. .a,5c,ccnsion' in deveing a PARAGRAPH
" ,.,,oIi,ion of our humble argument; aod
" c.o,rse are mol inscnsbe TO the honor ct be-
w. demolished by such an antagonist u e con
,h,, :. our ability to Justify lao' " any imns'
,,,o Enquirer has ii, but the proper acts 81 our
80. :. falls short Of our inclination l'ti> Is
..,,.,,,c. however, and not fault and the
:, ,,.or should rather pity than snccr at our IN
a.,y. We feel fn'l srnshy our weakness;
II ,erlaps Mr.. II. might sympa'hze with U.s. from
.,,,, fellow feeling which is said tomaNe US '"o"-
lind, towards each other, were it not that
:. cascd in the riplc-steef' of arrogance
-, solr.complacency. " A brain that's with itself
~ X imprrvious to the shafts Of lldlculc.
NJ II tic reader would see an overwhelming
rsCu,a,ion of many OF the " Views upon the iiab'-
., no which we have not adverted in our less spc-
III. anil minute review Of those crude and mllk-sop
,0,sons. let him turn to the article in another CO.
hmm from the pungcn' pen of the Edltoroi the
Wing. The Enqairers recorded history Is "
Last as det Give as ours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

L. We learn from private sources, as well as
from the public prints, that the spocicpaying Trca-
Sury Circular is working tho most disastrous c-
fleets in the Western States. The only console
ton that accompanies the evil is lhat it is at the
same time cllecing the most salurary political re-
vomtion. The people begin to feel the c, con-
sequences Of supporting AN administration whose
quack experiment, with the currency are involving
them in pecuaiir} embarrassment and bIiehting "A
prosperity, which, but for the pernicious measures
of the government, wolll be unparalleled in ,he
history of the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

u We marvel that party should be asla-
med of its candidates, as we presume the Van Bn-
rrnitcS are, from the circumstance OF the omission
Of their names ON their printed Electoral Tick
cts We would advise them 10 look out for can
didatcs whose NAMES viii not diScrcdt the Elee-
tors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

u Among the deaths in Texas We notice the
name Of lnd gc Jesse Bcd,oc, FORMERLY dl,tin-
gui>hcd citizen Of Kentucky. member of The Sc
uate OF the United States, and (>ays the MissisSp
pian) :" the rival Of Henry Clay, and the most
brilliant man OF his time in the councils Of the na-
ton" lie died at Nacoadochps ON the 25Dh Of
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

~ Who would have thought it Our " IA
bic" friend ofthe Enquirer whose prosaic tenn
permanent is provcrbial, has invoked the Muse in
aid ofhs idol. See no" sublimty he calls the
democrats of the Isle of Wight to come to the
polls
g Turn out turn ont ye men OF Wight,
"ShouIder your arms and show your might -
Is this the first effort OF an man, muse, or is it
the dying note of the swan !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

~ Loudoun has accepted the challenge of Au-
gusta, and speaks quite confidently Of winning the
appella,ion of " the Wing County of Virginia. ON
the 9Th of November. Will Bedford surrender her
claim without Il struggle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

H. The Wheeling Times, the Lexington Ga
zettc, the Buchanan Advocate, and perhaps other
papers, have fallen into several errors in the re-
publication of the Wing Electoral Ticket. They
should be, careful to correct them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

H. fhr Mountain Canal and paeecr', Springs
ionpiee Gaappa# In been orenh'l, AMI IS a.
bout 10 plas1 20 ecxrcntion II rs dntirs. III"
Company has d.te.nincd TO mix its turnpike
from The head of the Canal at which point il will
connect with 'ho Blue Ridge Road, and proceed
thence, r'o the Natural Bridge across the Short
ilill;ro Daeecr',.-Wm. NolG,rt. Esq Of Rock
bridge i,Pfe,ilanl oftbe Company Joseph Blair,
Secretary; and John Garth, Treasurer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

a.. II Ho5bery.-i keg containing 80 5000 in
gold, vas stolen from the Steamboat Rhode Is
land on the Dist alt Oh her passage from New
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

4 An now reerfiog my sfack of Fall Goods
d winch Is lmee, and COMPRISING the variety usu'
ally found IN tn aesl serored lssortmenfs cord
any invite my numerous customer, to call and cx-
''he H. JOHN q. MEEM.
'Nioh'l - jw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

a. The Norfolk Beacon, Of the 23l, announ-
ccs the death of Henry Ashburn, Esp one Of the
Editors of that paper, in the 10Th year OF his
age, of Il sudden apepleetc attack.