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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

VLASSlCAL TEACHER WANTED.-The Prin-
q cipal of the classical department of my institution
aaving been chosen Princ pal of academy in Alaba.
ma wish engage person well qualified to leach the
Latin and Greek languages, to fill the situation thus
made vacant There classes of students now in lo-
race Iactus and Cicero de oratorc and in Homer So.
phoces Eurpides Nc, and therefore no person need
apply for the situation except he is qualified to instruct
in the highest authors read in colleges, has had con-
siderable experience in teaching and governing aud In.
tends to devote himself exclusively to The profession OF
teaching Such person would find pleasant and per
manent suation and would receive liberal salary
single maa would be preferred, but convenient arrange
ments could be made for Gne with family.
Applications may be made (f by letter, postage pa'd)
a",d the 24th of the 9th month, (Sepembei) and they
should be accompanied by xceptonable evidence OF
character, ability, and experience in teaching; and it Is
desirable that they should contain brief statement OF
.ae views OF the applicant the subject of govern
where educated, his age, whether with family,
te compensation expected aud any other information
lhal might nave reference TO the subject personal in
eTVlew wi the applicant either at the time of apply
ing or subsequently,, would, however, be greatly pre-
erable. -
The appointment will be made on the 2ab IF Tho 9th
month"; [Septenber) and it is wished Thai The ne,son
chosen should enter upon his duties Immediately there
after.
BENJAMIN HALLOWEIi
Alexandria Boarding School, 9Th mo- IL, 1886
Aug. 80 --. 33-St-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
Di.COss'S LOTTERY office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
--6--------7--7-777@
I.ncE GnnG Luck :

Luck = GoOd Luck!
Drawing of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No
5-drew August 27th 1876
So ~ IS ~ IL ~ IS 50 81 n G6
Ticket Nos II IS &c, Capital prize ui one thousand
dollars sold to gentleman If this CITY, and The cas as
usual, paid at sight, By DIXON.
BEHOLD
It is not often that We have suck splendid Scheme
as the following comprising suck Immense amount
for dstribuon-to country friends we would say
examine for yourselves.
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
SG0000-$}O, OOU-$20:uO
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY,
For the State Treasury, Delaware College and Common Schools
4utori:cd by 7 Of The Lgec, aSsGS February lh, 1870
CLASS ii,
To r drawn Wilmington Del. Wednesday, tho ln Oct s3h
(9Ec drariHg intended By Commissioners appointed for ct
pHrpGSf.)
IS ErMBER Lori EHr--l2 DRAwS BALLoT..
SpLE.NiliD SCIE.IE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

asUNAWAYWa. committed to the Jail o! Morgan county,
az VIRGINIA. u!timo runaway evc Negro man.
who calls himself ions LEWIS. lie about feet, or n'"'
high formed, quite black has pleasant o"k, a'n "> "
liacny. lie slight under his left HIS cohn;
consisted u striped Palmetto hat. Linen roundabout blue I
shirts, AMI DARK Lasting rnn'aoons lie VIZ" 'ie"
bc!uagcd John C5ump. Of Rchm"ud, NHsma Hts o"N
nny has requested his property ara crn!E WIN
the law a.. u. WI -.
.Eaor Morgan Coua'y, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.
ScrsuLh Irsdrtnt
cc,in. Of the President and Directors of the James Hvo
n Kan.wa Company held in the city OF chmond on fua,
the 18th day of July, 1896 . -, -, ,:,v
Pesord That Stockholders Of the James River and ka-
n,,yLn Company other State be and they hereby
quire pay tho Bank of VEns one o. IT'S
pcr share share of stock hcd by them IN me sd coa
nv on or before the 18th day Of September next"
by o'oef o '"' f''''1'" w B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
~ B-Thc nstuments that have been called fo-ncuns the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
Nfw YonK, September |.

NEW YORK, Scpu'tnoei !.
sr,c,pE.-N1r Peter Bacot, recently appointed cash
a. If the Morris Canal Company, put an end to his ex
;s,ence Yesterday morning, at the City Hotel, where he
had becn for three weeks boarder. lie was iionl
charleston, South Carolina where he had for several
vears oicia ed as cashier of the Branch Bank. He was
forty years OF age 49,,
II appeared in evidence before the coroner ury t'h'
~ had locked himself in bis time III the course
of tic morning. and was not again seen alive hooul >
O'clock his sou and scun law, who had JUST fetul"eu
from the country, where the family OF the
residing 10 the City Hotel and knocked al he ouo
Of his roon but obtaining answer, they aPplru 10 '
Maher who forced the door, and discovered tne onuy
of the deceased lying partly across claH ',e au
placed the muzzle Of pistol in his mouth anu shot n''
self hrouph the head No rational cause can Dc
cd for lbis amcn,abc deed MIR. Bacot had ern IN Io"
spirs for few days, hut had given no !naca''ohS o'
;rrs,n;,v lie has left widow and ten children
a letter containing key was iound III his l'u"A' Oh
which The following is cnfy: =. ,.
Eight O'e'Uek, H. NJ, 3lst '4"susf'
To Louis Nj Lane ESP
Whcu you receive this am no more. My trials and
troubles are greater than b. endured Livery thing
is RIGHT with me at the bank the key will enable YOU
to find NV family are left without my support WIN
nv GOOD and kind friends desert them in this their day
of need | trust, never. Oh God! pardon and lor-
yiyc. With gratitude nnspeakable
remain your afectionate,
+. BACOT.
Verdict, Suicide, while in state of temporary de.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

EN- CUANCERTVi Rules holden IN the 'i::'
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law nnd S
William county, the 9TH day OF July, lsJ6: ,.:r.
John Mill, William Tiffany and George tiffany, ft"'"'
against &C.,, $500. -.
Edmund Lepagc, Hardin Lspagc, Lewis lAt'!cp"" iTn
mon Johnson and tile children OF the said AmE6n ana ANN
son. dec. to James H., hmmon, Ana b., and Robert @
nan,s Eliza g. Lpasc George +: bn,T, Ottoman" viii :n,ao
L,,Iepage wife Hardin LittePse and the saId i?I ~
rht Mar Neal. John Neac, and the said John n
John A. Robins r. Robins, Cornelius Robins ,m's
bins and Eusebi Robins, and Susan b. Robins, eHccuS
stead Robins, deceased, p. sr"
The Defendant, George E. Buer not having entered M
ance and given security according 10 the Act OF Assembly III
re, of this Court and appearing by sa actory
bc is not an nubant Of this country; is Ordtrea, lhn
Defendant appear here on the FIRST day OF me next Of
Term md answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that c'
oder inserted in newspaper PUBLISH W %
Richmond, for months successfully, anu pocdat c
| of the Cou.t-house Of this county, r ,o,,,pn &c.
Copy-Testc, no BfkD tohi''.a 1,-tS
August eS, 1895.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

FLoRExcE, (Ala) Aug. %.
2 Mortal ComLat-A friend at Waterloo, under date
of the 9th instant has informed of one OF the most
"elring outrages witnessed in civilized coinmu-
nifty" 1t happened the South side OF the river, OPP
pose Waterloo aud not far from place called Chcka'
saw A man by The name Of Garrett who lived at the
house OF Abel MentZrr, very much abused TONGUE
Ioshed VIC suppnsc the evening OF the lih n'tn"'
by two rncn-lseorge Milton and William tarnry, wncn
fsh, ensaed Garrett aud his two foes Milton
md Fsraey In tie midst Of The conflict Garrett wife
came 20 the reiicf Of her husband with gun; soon as
she appeared with ;hc gum she Co. we) was "knocked
PROSTATE by Farney and recovering from the blow
che seized large knife, and wilhit gave Farney one
mortal slah while he and Milton were beating her his-
band to death, Both Garrett and Farney died instantly;
the one from the blows inflicted by Nghton and Farney;
and Ike other tell by the hand Of CARROTS wife. She
was n.uch injured in the baeour correspondent does
not know whether she will recover or not Milton
mace his cscapc-Gnrrctt and Farney were both dead
before informant could the river and arrive at
the scene of death.
One cannot help sympathizng with The wife OF Car
re more iragcal instance of the fathtulness OF wife,
we do not remember ever to have heard or known.
Such state of society IF society It can be- Is horrl-
bic indeed. II s time the county of Franklin should ex-
tend The srons of The Law over her new territory,
and put stop IF possite} to such outrages upon hu-
many.-Ga=tnc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

The following is an extract Of letter received by
gentleman Of this city from officer Of the Army aseo
GAREYY's FERRY, ION the St. je 1aa 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

a NEGRO MAN. who calls himself LEWIS, committed -
IA the Jail Of the City Richmond, the 10Th Of u c
a. runaway and says hc hired for the present TO ~
lanes Thomas Of a5cmae Lewis is about rc feet sIS int
brh Of brown and appears be between % ind -
Yeats OF ase The of,c requested to "a
f' W. i. STARkE,
Deputy for Wtr d. Hrcn, ScrseaHt L. h
,.-, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

YERS DLPuY lakes thi. opportunity Of informing her rsn''
- the city, that she has removed her boarding.
tnshmGnt that large brick building, on tue "
Church Hi. formerly occupied b. Mrs Hack'ey "n "
recpnv bv Mira, Mctrcfy The cum;nes the ad,u"taSr
h"athIness and beauty and only about ten minutes Walk oo
her old residence The water is excellent aud the we" over
city adjacent country both side" OF the rrcr c'u
and commanding. She hopes, therefore, that those friends "ho "
hitherto rally paonizcd he we'll n OF hers vii" ny VIZ
for purposes of business health, or pleasure" VIZ MAJ
trial stuu,inn when shc aers herself che W." ne 'no
give entire satisfaction Until stables &C. &C., 'na na.e
fol ~ ierrt
p. Mrs D. hopes the will meet the attention g" moe
friend! the Springs who requested information coneenns
her removal
September Q 01-"f"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
.AIl-lst y

EIACuUIEG WITH: SULPHUR SpRlNGS-firc mnes '.@i,
Of Urre.tou pa-hr attention OF the public - a:an called
Enisb. the recommendations greatly enlarged, and many o'h IN.
Stages every day from AeNhnd'ai an" w
aud ronGu. on 10 Oihn.e
wlcre thew ntersccl great Western Line travellers i.
ctlc, place after early breakfast, will arrive ct Tie s 20
dnne ., -, VI. . -.
Various ausrmcn have been provided The sa"d Z" E"c
believed 10 roac indeed, expense has ,n f'
ttc most delightful watering pace III Ia" ''
., -, 49,, ,.,..,...,
The Proprietor hopes for continuance OF tn" liberal patronage
rcceycl which he will eAcr'on :" d.
HANCOCK LEE.
ayThc National Inellgcnccr the Gnh", III" Bnin"c A''.
cn and The Norfolk Herald, will publish The above i"icc week ~
III. Id - 1911
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

xas,~ "A DAILY LINE OF COACHES
49, iSS d;=!fSS:g for LyncAbmg and The F1rginia
!!sG. Syringe The proprietors oil the
---... On Il KE of Coaches from Rich
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
Scptumber 9

UNIVERSITY OF Hca'eH! D'pir'rrn'--
The Course Lectures will commence Iu"sdaE tie stay
Of Novcmlcr and be under the following arrange
Practice Thecy OF Medicine, AA7HAHEi '''
S,,,.,y WILLIAM GIr,oS. VI. u.
Anatomy. W ''h'''' ''
Institutes of Mcdirir". s.MrEi J"h''H' ~. J.,
V.,.,,, Nr,ir, mn rI,,marv GIoRGE Il. Woop, y. u.
Obstetrics anI the Diseases OF No-
mel and Children. HUGH i' H"ptEi " w.
,I Irrturns on Medicine Surgery delivered f-cna'
TO - , ,drnbiu Ilo.piruI Bockcy) and 1t the Pcu,
Hospital from the beginning. TO the end OF ihc SESSION.
The anoun, of the fees tutioa the same rs cc'oine 10 H.
cen,. Lny been consequence 0i the hnSnrhat " '
number Of Prissur<hp, und the Improvements ~ ,O
tioa. =, > ", -. ip,'',yi,I,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

NOIiCEYas the Jail Of the county at u NOV c
" on day Of July last, negro boy named Pc M w.
property of Charles City, Peter about "in @
Old black three inches high, has lost Two " h>
per front teeth, las his right I"chnd on "''n
mtcd Of blue pantnloonS and MnrSci"s V>' '
notified forward pfi'
Is, pay charges take him away he will be- ca wi' - '
,,v Directs. p. D. JONES'
Deputy for qod. Boa,s Sheriff and t'Or IF ifhn'"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

NOTiCE.-Thc Fcmal" School Oakland in the Fora" :"
"a owe, connty viii be continued year, by Mis- In, N
daughter the sulrTI" II will c0nIncnc" the f ~
in October next, and Close the last day Of Iny le'
liberal English chrrntiOn will hr taught ~ ii ,'
u.o, Music the Piano. The morals "nd IL
OF the scho will b" strictly attended to- III" terms ~" "
low, viz: ,.r.-
For lnrd nclmng lodging, wasln-, &C., $780, for II"
TIC year Of ten months payable ono half cn,crin: he i
the ;lc; half on The Of March following Tuition i2
branches ST. payable nborcFrcnch So do do--htS'"
,I c Of The Piano Tnoks, ST. will be- inin,
when r.Gircd prices Application TO he made TO M "
Nelson It, oakland, Tic subscriber. $500, -,,x
ma '"'' n sSr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

from she Subscribers premises some i"
- in June last, f'mae black Mule: She was f"i: '
the county Orange, about miles nbo" ho
head from, following: gong IN that difecuoh'
suitable rrw arb will b. given for her delivery
sem. IL T3T-:,l ROBERT 4. MAYO, P",rintar Se1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

DOMESTIC ExcHAHstas.-At refuation Of the thou
sand-and oac falsehoods Of NJ NJ. Noah, and Charles
King of Dartoor memory, about the arrangement and
exo1b,ant rate Of domestic exchanges in the West and
South, give the following extract from the Price Cur
rent of one o the last New York Opposition papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

BENJAMIN HALLOWELi
Alexandria Boarding School, 9Th mo. IL, 1886.
Aug. 80. 33-St-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

NOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
son g. Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (wa,ranted,) at fair, moderate prices:
NJ i constant supply kept on hand to suit the season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

Verdict, Suicide, while in a state of temporary de-
rRuuelueRl-C Com. .3Lc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

TO MY OIL COAT.

1880 re part-my good old friend!
n .e.-:t grieves me soreiy;
,ore thy tatters mend,
n. .s;tches hold 20 poorly.
"a. .,,ch On patch, tor many year,
~. Lest thee snug together,
- Ia ia thee had no fear
Per an, kind Of weather.
..s nv fathers wedding coat,
IA have heard him mention,
q. ,,re thee, buttoned to the throat
r. catch the girls attention.
p. ,A.n The martial fgurc stood
In highest estination,
"a wonder vith coat SO good
n. ,,issd their admiration.
49,; ,;mes il fashion thou hast been,
T-;ce asened and often meEded;
rhs ike efthee ] ne'er have seen
Tle' sow thy days arc ended.
VIE. Srt wore thee "every day."
I, bsssght 10 mind my mother;
Tin. AYE that coat" she used to say,
.TbouTt near get such another"
y,,. I'll preserve thy rclicks still,
And learn by thy example,
" every duty to fulfil
Tho Ate should on me trample.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
NORTH BEND, May 1, 1886.


Ss: have the honor to acknowl-
,dge the receipt Of your letter Of the
I'll ul,imo, in which you request me
10 answer the following estions:
ist. s.Wlll you, if elected President
Of the United States, sign and ap-
prove bill distributing the surplus
revenue Of the United States to each
State, according to the federal popu-
|htion of each, for internal improve
nent, education, and to such other
object rs the Legislatures of the sew
.rl States may see Fl; TO apply the
samef'
M...Will you sign and approve a
Bill distributing the proceeds Of the
sales Of the public lands to each State,
according to the federal population
bleach, for the purposes above spc-
cifedg
3d.sWi,l you sign and approve bills
making appropriations to improve
hayisab.c streams above ports of en-
ryr
i. "Will you sign and approve (f
becomes necessary TO secure and
save from deprecia,ing the revenue
and finances of the nation, and to al
lords uniform sound currency to the
People Of the United States) Il bill,
with proper notifications and res
trlc.ions, char,cring Il Bank OF the
United Statesy'
5.h. .Wtat is your opinion us to
the constitutional power of the Sen
ate or House of Representatives of
khe Congress Of the United States. to
expunge or ob!i,erate from the jour
mails the records and proceedings of a
devious session.
From TIE manner in which the
iour first questions are stated, it APP
pears tha; you do not ask my opin-
Ion as 10 the policy or propriety of
the measures TO which they resPec-
lively refer; but what would be my
course, if they were presented to me
BENG IN the Presidential! chair of the
nlied States) in the shape of bills
that had been duly passed by the Sen
ate and House OF Representatives,.
From the opinions which l have
iormed Of the intention OF the Con
s'ituiIon, as TO the cases in which tie
seso power should be exercised by
ne President. l would have conten-
led myself with giving IN affirma
I'VE answer to the four first questions
IN, from the deep interest which has
peen, and indeed is now, felt in rela
l"n 10 all these subjects, think il
proper TO express my views upor
eaca one separately.
iaaswer. then, LIST. That the i'm
aed'ate return OF all the surplus mon
which is. or ought To be. in ths
treasury OF the United States to the
possession OF the People. from whom
n was taken, is called for BY every
frinclPie o!poiicy and, indeed. of safe
!! 10 our institutions, and | know o
~ mode of doing it better than tina
recommended BY the present Chic
r"aglstrate. IN his first annual mes
ase 10 Congress. in the folIowin.
words: $40 avoid these evils. it ap
lEaFs 70 me that the most safe. jus,
'na federal disposition which couls
e made OF the surplus revenue. woult
" rs appointment, among the sever
N'a'es. according to the ratio Q
Feprcsentation.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
'Nile', Register, Vol. 81, page 1853

PaoGaEss OF ESoRMITY At THE EAST
WARD. One Owen Mccarthy was few
DAYS since committed TO the Fl mse of
Core I'll for three months, by the police
conr; Of The new city If Lowell, On the
charge Of being Common Fiddler. I;ss
gratifying 10 see the ssAmerican nanches-
ter" thus prompt in It's civic jurisdiction,
AMI inventive too in its designation Of
common law deiinquencies. To punish
common s,old under the old Law IatInisy Of
CsRmunis reysfrir, would have been no
thing very remark able, but there is origin
atty IN bringing municipal vengeance to
bear upon p,or devil Who was merely
Communis FiddIesfix There might prob
ably BE- some sympathy fels for the unlucky
vo,ary Of ca'-su, if he had enjoyed any re
spectacle reputation upon the violin: but
we are Informed that he was a very poor
fiddler. and therefore his fate is well snes-
ited.-CoUR. g. ENC.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
letter. OF GEN. HARRI son,

Tai Hon. SHxRRoD WILLIAMS, member
<Conyre-s from KY, in answer to
eessain questions Of national policy.
propounded to the General
by Mr.. Williams.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

John q. Adams, and Gen. w. II.
Harrison, are the only two persons
living. who are sons Of the signers Of
tbs Declaration Of dependence
(Cln. Post.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

AM.S OF BUsIxEss.-A gentleman was
in treaty with London horse dealer far
the purchase Of a mare, but could not
as.ee by Gle. Next morning, however,
making up his mind to OFF, TO split the
J Inference, he pose; Of TO the stable yard
where The first person he met was the
grosm. ~Mastes 10. Joeir said nc mo,
master be Dead" said Joe; 'sbu, he left
word for you 10 have tie mare"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
OHIO.

We have full returns from Ohio. The ma orr
~ for Vance, the Wing candidate for governor,
is &, l09-".ilc the Wing m, Jori,y for members OF
Congress is 704l. and for members f,hc Lcgisa
tusc 6357 thereh, clearly proving. that, N far
from Vance, pes sonal popularity having enabled
him to onrnn his political strength, I,e did not get
the full vote of the Why party There is another
fact connected with this election which deserves
noticr. The Van BurcnitcS have secured MA
ority, in the State Legislature, of some five or
six, while there is ma oritv of hctwern and
1000 OF the people against thcnl-and we see the
" democrats, the lovers of the dear people,
ever, where rejoicing at the probability OF tho
election of Van Buren, Senator next winter, in
opposition to the peoples views! How this SIN
cuar result was effected may b, seen by the fol-
lowing settlement, showing the operation OF the APP
por,ionmcnt law, adopted by the last Van Buren,
Legislature, for the express purpose OF ciea'ng
the people:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
PHARMACIES.

Married, - " edncsday evenias, lhe 2pd io>f.
hS the Res'd. Thomas Jones, NJ. Gu,Msrs,
Sn'rn Ia Nj. NAuy J,>f eldest dlpghlrr 81 Nh
Rodnev fm>iav ali OF bedford.
On THURSDAY the 81 ins'. N Waodlawn, hv
the Rev. Nm. :. Reid. Mr.. Brvrn,, Dxrrs
10 Miss hua, b., daughter OF the late Capt. I'd
ward Csrter, all OF Amherst.
--, On Montla,. the 2lst October, hv the
Key. Samuel Davidson. Mr. RIcu,up p Norru
10 Miss N,Nc, {. PurLrs, all of Buckingham.
----, Oo fne> lay, the l.t of November. by
the same, Mr.. Cn,nlrs u. Nonru Ia Miss M,nY
J.. Pnrnrs, all OF Buckingham.
-, on ThurS day, the 3rd Of November by
III, san1r, Docr RorrRr =. PurLrs OF Bucking-
liam, 10 Miss Elrz,nrru II. D,wsox oi Amherst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
TO ,sfSt-TN EitisEHS.

II NE subscribers have IN store large and
4 general assortment oi furnishing articles. con
sistng OF splendid Fire Sefts brass, Vine and Pear
ced Iron Tenders ~ho,rl, and Ton2S Brass And
Irons: Kitcllrn Sho,rl> and Toncs Sad Irons
yea * ctlc> Imn'd.Iron and Copper Box and Post
Coffee Mills COFFEE Toastcrs Bread ToaStcrs
Potato" Steamers ;l)onbls 4 Single " file hons
SPICE Mortar, Bell Metal. Brass g. Enamell'd kct-
tIo- Kitchen Forks Ladies' : Skinimcrs and
Spoonr Copper Turks Cap Cake Moulds; Block
Tin Office Potts Leg boilers: Nutmeg GraIers
and Pepper Boxes britannia Coffee Potts and Sets
splendid Siher Mounted CastorS Plated, Brass Ja-
Pannd x Iron Candle Sticks. tail & flat Brass. ia
pannd y Hritanla Lamps Plated X Brass Shutters
and Trays: Steel and Iron Shutters Spitioons
Fable Cutlery every variety Looking Giasses and
Glass Plates Tea frays and Walters Cedar Tubs
Water Buckets Teakuoggins &c. Flour Buck
cts Sugar Boxes. aud round and oval Meal Trays
Knife Boxes Curtain Pins and Bands Sifcrs :
Brooms Foot Scrapers; FRYING Panns Grid T.
rous: Flat Iron Tribts; Cr,,nb brushes Tea ked
dies Chamber lie llowses and a large and general
assortment OF castings: an of which will be sold on
reasonable terms. MILLER 4 ROYAIt.
October 81 6w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

4 Pahiot.-Wc are glad to perceive that all
the Van Bnrcnes in PENNSYLVANIA are not Jaco-
bins, any more than they arc Revolniionisls IN Ma
ryland. Judge Pentland, of Allegheny county,
who is candidate for the State Convention, which,
according to Mr. Dallas, may nullify charters and
scatter obligations to the winds declares, that, if
elected, he will oppose this monstrous doctrine.
" Although (says hc) a am democratic republican,
am no Jacobn." Would that there were more
politicians of this stamp in the country-men who
will go with tlc party as long IA, their party goes
right--but who will sustain it, they do their
country, 90 light wrong"