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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
OBITUARY.

Died, NJ his residence in Henry county. on the
18th OF November MI JEssr MARTIN, aged n
bout 53 years. Thc writer of this humble ribntc
OF respect will not deny that the deceased had inn
perlccti"ns--ihcy are the common lot Of humnn,-
y-but he had likewise many virtues. Those
who knew him can best appreciate his worth. I,
can with truth be said that he was an homes, man,
Kind and obligine nciehhor, good father anfnn
affection ate husband. Iii, heart always melted
at the cries Of distress and his band was ever
ready 10 administer 10 II waits of the needy
lie has left large i,m, and "A numerous train,
of relatives aud friends 10 lament his death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

S"athe," Rerit,e."--Wr |, am, iron, the las,
Columbia, ). [. Telescope, ,l,al il j, con,nmI,la-
'ed immediately To recomncneu The publication Of
this work, and ,hata corps OF writer's. ,,rony and
sNl'"'' can be mustered for tho purpose at once.
he ke'iew will Of course, rs that ofthc uhole
SCUM, be common IN both parties Il will aim
to make the distinction of Nulliicrs and unionis,s
be forgotten in contest, which shall now most
zeaionsly defend the South, and uphold and per-
teet her public policy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

o. The Vaniics are Boosting Of their grca,
gain in North Carolina since the August election,
when in fact the vote for Van Buren, is less by
nearly 1000 votes, thas given to the Van Bu.
rem candidate for Governor at that time But
the ludlcrons absu.di,y Of this prc,cnsion is str-
kinsly shown by the fact that they claim gam
in Rowan of 800 votes and in Iredc of 600, when,
in the former county, their entire rote was only
los and in the latter $50 II is like man boast
ins that he has gained zen thousand dollars
when he has scarcely many cents i, his cxcl,c
uuer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

o. The New York American, referring to the
death of John Thompson Brown, truly says
" Never was the period in the annals of oul couu-
try when she could les, allorI to lose such son"
The Amrrcan states, on the authority of n gentle
man, who heard it from the lp, Of Mr.. Madison,
four years aG,, abiding 10 speech then recently
made 6y Mr.. Brown that ~ it would have done
honor To the mini Of mature Statesman, carefully
prepared in his cloS.t bal ava SPEECH Of SO young
am4n, it WAS astonishing clforl."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08


Progrsso Of De@ago g"eism.--C Charles lng"rSoll,
of Philadelphia, has improved upon the Dallas
doctrine. With Amos Kendall and Isaac Hill,
he asserts that not only a Stat Convention, but
that an ordinary Legislature may repeal an ACT OF
Incorporation, contenling, in the er,, Of judicial
decisions and the universal opinion of the unirv,
until now, that charters are not 6 contracts, IN
the meaning of that clause tlhe federal consuiiCn
which inrbids the passage of law impairng their
obligation and that consequently they may be
annulrd. Just AS any other law may be repealed !
This is certainly the true ground if "A charter may
be taken away at all. Dallas admits too much
when he denies to an ordinary Legislature the
right to touch charters, because they contracts
for if the, be contracts, it IS equally beyond the
province of IA State Convention TO touch ilcn
unless it can be first shown that such body has
"A right to annul the federal constitution while ii
mains member oiihc federal compact. Mr.. lngrr-
soil has stepped forward 10 relieve his coadj uior
from the consequence of this false stcp-and de-
clares that charters are not contracts, but simply
laws, and that it is consequently the right OF IA
Legislature, as well of Convention, TO annu
them at pleasure. The spread OF such doctrine us
this would be fatal 10 the public welfare. Let it
be established, aud associations of this
end for who will pay the State bonus for
privilege which It is at the option OF the State
at any moment to abridge take away2 But
we have no idea that any such suicidal doctrine
can gain ii permanent ascendancy in any State Of
the Union. We must first deny proposition as
plain as any demonstration in Euclid, before we
can reach this point and that is, tina, charters
are contracts--t,e Stockholders plcdging them
selves to perform certain duties, and the State
plcdging itself TO bestow certain privileges as the
condition ofiher performance. 1t is to all intcnts
and purposes. n bargain betoeen tco contracting
partus-Mr. IngerSoll denies this, because he
perceives that il is only by denying it, that he can
get rid of the constitutional pronibIticn. We
have no fear, SO long as we have an independent
judiciary, however, that this demagogical doe
trine will be sustained. The Courts will prove a
shield against Legislative usurpaiion and dclu-
sion, until public opinion is rectiiicd by sober
Election, and Legislative action confined with the
limits of reason and justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

Tote Of WdNachascHs.-Yhe "oson Courier,
Wing paper, and which il gen orally understood
10 be in the confidence of Mr.. Wnbs,rr,-,houeh
we hope that in this matter IT does not ,'eak MI.
ehsier's sentiments, says, that had the clee'
ton OF President dcvol,rd on tie House Of Rep-
rescnla,ives, the Of Massachusetts would have
been gwen TO Mr. Van Buron, in preference 81
thcr to Judge White or Gen. Harrison. II this be
true, it only shows that the Boston Advocate
(Mr. Van Bnrcns LEADING paper in Massaclmset,s.)
did no, cndeavor, in vain, to convince the people
OF that State, that 50 far as political opinions and
local policy were concerned there is an identity of
feeling and sentiment between Webster and Van
Buren,. Rumors already riff, of "A sort Of IN
acknowledgement bargain and intrigue" reader,
but simply an understanding Van and
Wcbscr-hul shall not credit them until we
see its cOnsummation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
MARRIAGES.,

Married, on The 81 ull. At Natchez, by tho Rev.
MIR. Page. Mr.. +. II. FARn,n, of The parish,
OF Coneordia U.o,isiana,) 10 Miss Many JANE,
daughter of Mr. james Bullock, OF Lvnchbnre.
-, on the 2Slh ult. h, the Rev, Mr.. Dog
gr't, Kew. Lrnoy NJ. LGr, Of Richnond. (Edilor
ct the Christian Senlincl,) to Miss VnalNiA An
DINaroN, of Norfolk. F
=, ON the 3o,h ut. by the Rev Mosby
Arnold MIR. AuNra Snow To Miss Many Ann.
daughter OF MIR. Henry Brown, dec, all of Camp.
bell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

We copy the following scheme OF a new and
magnificent Monster from the Philadelphia
Commercial Herald Whether there be any ionn-
aa'ion Tor tho rumor that this is to BIZ one Of the
Protefs OF the new administration, +" this depo-
neat saSrth noi"-but the experience of the
country already begins 10 develop the utility and
necessity. !, not the con.iitulionaty of sumo In
stn'ion, ",o regulate the currency" 10 equal
ne exchanges, and 10 tho people from the
grippe of brokers and shavcrs
BANK or rur North AMERICAS RrrrnrIc.
We have "A iue Ariel who sometimes brings
US p" news IN advance of the nails" aye, and even
IN advance OF PRONUNCIATION. She has been Kind
en"ngh 10 fly from Washington, and tell MS that
wile listening 10 the conversation of certain I'M
Portant persunagcs. she heard that on Mr.. Van
Bnrens being invested as President, we may look
out 10 see a recommendation To establish Go
VEHEMENT BANK, and TO cover this design, no ne
vision of the Tariff will be suggesled-the plan
for "A Bank will run thus
Capital 100 to 200 millions, furnished by the
Treasury of the United States, from the surplus
revenue; the stock owned by the people of the
Republic.
Parent Bank to be in the city of -, one
Branch 10 be established in each State of the u
mon, and the capital OF ca Branch to be in pro-
portion To the population of the State. Dividends
to be made hall yearly-t,e States TO receive the
same in tie ratio Of their representation.
The Parcn, Dank to be managed ~ - Direc-
tors, one being appointed from each Slale--tle,r
appointment 10 he made by the Senate of the l.
nited States /; subject to the confirmation of the
House OF Representalives-out of their number
the Directors 10 choose President. Each Dir,c-
tor To receive salary of S--per annun.
BRANCilES.-'rho Governor of each State.
with the consent and advice of the Senate of such
State, shall appoint thirteen Directors to manage
the ail'irs of the Branch, and such appointment
to be subject TO the confirmation of the Senate of
the United States, &c. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

'"'e''' "'u~ "sos' s,ii",a,e 49, ,.t IT, ,.is
"'s"h'ha'"n is attributed And. by the way, this
reminds us, TINT eight years ago. when Gen. jack
son prem unecd his Inaugural Speech, hc drelar.
ea 'hat hr went into Office with a firm determi.
h'''oh 10 fei"Im' the abuses then alleged 10 ex-
nj IN the public Offices. And yet at the olusc oi
Ms ''eh' years administration, we ara told, that
50 lar rom this work having hcen effected, one oil
inc "osi 'mportan, departments Of The govern
h's"' Is IN Il state of confusion. which requires
searching investigation aud thorough reform !"
''"'y mas III" word o, promise" been broken
and Scorned 10y linn who pompousv proclaimed il
no"' '1' noaSriops But M comment of ours
ca" add 'o'ee 10 the confession Of the Enquir,r's
correspondent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

IL The Richmond Enquirer affects to feel
no apprehension 10 division of tho "spoils
party during the present winter. 1t is possible
'h'' there may be none : the minor may be lash
ed INTO obedience, for the present, by the major
faction. But Isat it will take place ultimately is
'St as cerall aS that Benton and Kendall ON
the one hand, aud Rlvcs on the other, are cleo
ti"neerihg Tor the next Baltimore nominations We
shall see.
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"77-77 -
H1OcEof EsOog. E0Sf.

4 OST, on the ID inst. between Gibbons mud
IL Pattersou's on the Stage Road 10 Richmond,
my Pocket Boob, containing Si5 in money, and sun
dry papers. Among the latter is a bsud of David
Harrow, payable to Newman, and one OF a. Finney
payable TO me- an execution e.. Scott in favor of
Freeman and various other receipts aud accounts.
| will reward the finder literally The pocket book
NAV be left with Mcssrs Xix aud Langhorne at the
Washington Hotel. HENRY WALROND.
December III
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FOREIGN Nt.WS.-Fhe shin Utica

FOREIGN NEWS.-fhe ship Utica, arrived
tobcr.-From Spain, we hear that The nationa
treasury is bankrupt and that the civil war still ra
ges though apparently in favor of the Queens
cause.-The French prisoners at Ham lPolig-
nai's ministry have all been recased.--The quar-
rel between Switzerland and France is still nnset-
tcd.-Wc believe that these items comprise every
thing OF interest contained in the papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

gentleman passed through Fayetteville IN.
~ on the esth u''. ON his way TO Washington,
who stated that he was the bearer of dispatches
rom the Mexican government to their Minister at
Washington, Announcing that Nerico had &c
6"'"fedsed tie independence Of Ttras.
We placed no confidence in this statement. un.
tai we saw II announced in tho New Orleans Ad.
ver''ser OF the 18th ult. that three Mexican Com
sioners had arrived at Nclasco, (Tcxas,) charged
with important business, and that they had pro-
ceeded directly to Columbia, to present then ere
lentials to President Houston.
We await further information with prcat into,
rest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
EynchbWg AgM Intanfry.-W inadverrer

Lynchbag Light intanfry.-We inadvertently
omitted, in our last 10 notice tile appearance, ON
the preceding Friday, of the new volunteer corps,
which has been recently organized in this place.
Its Uniform is blue faced with White IA white plume,
&c. very similar to that Of the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues-onr bean ideal Of cleg ancc in the
military line. The office r, Of the Lynchbnrg Lgh,
Infantry are James 4 Turner, Captain Joseph
Marsh, Isl Lieutenant james Langhorne, I'd
VIM. 4. Reed, 81 /; and James G.. Hunt, 4th.
The Arlcry,-the standard volunteer corps o f
Lynchburg, which has resisted all the vicissi,udes
under which similar companies lave melted away,
turned ont with the Infantry on Friday-and
together they made quito an imposing appearance.
Such Companies are useful well as ornamen-
tai, and should be glad 40 sce the ranks Of both
we'll filled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

nN The Globe SAYS, All innovations upon
the work ing of The commercial system, through
the agency of government, is unjos, 10 individ-
Wing doctrine, rd utterly condemnatory of the
whole course of tho present administration. Like
the fly in amber, it puzzles us to conceive how
such sentiment could ever have found favor in
that quarter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

FROM Lou'siana, Mississippi, Arkansas, III
nos, Missouri and Alabama, our account, are still
incomplete and unsatisfactory. lie Laxe no
doubt, however, that the two last named have yo-
ted Tor Van Burcn, which will secure his election.
All The others have probably gone the same way
OFFICIAL. RE'rIIR\S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

Ihe Honey Pressmc.--'The excitement in
New York is daily increasing, caused by the mo-
n"y pressure, aud aggravated bv the charges made
against the Bank, and Brokers OF systematic and
combined cxtorion and OPPRESSION JnJ,inc
from the tone aud temper of the papers, we should
not be surprised at some cbullilion of popular
WI ath, unless speedy relief be afforded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
DANVILLE & JUNCTION RAIL ROAD.

A large meeting of the citizens and property
holders of Norfolk borough, was held IN that place
the LIST inst. and resolution adopted, with on
~ two or three di>ssentient voices, authorizing the
Common Council to subscribe, ON behalf OF the
corporation, for four thousand shares in the stock
of the Danve and Tennessee Rail Road.
We would ask if the completion Of this road IS
Of IA whit more importance To Norfolk than the
construction of the Lynchburg AMI Tennessee
Rail Road, is to the people OF this place! Is Nor
folk better able lhln Lvnchburg to encounter tins
heavy subscription Each man must answer these
questions for himself. Nor indeed do we IN
tend to advocate propose, under existing cir
c,,msances corporation subscription to the stock
of the Tennessee Rail Roid; bnt we do think II
IA matter Of the deepest importance that the char-
ter should, by some means, be secured, IN ofder
10 render the location Of the road conducive TO our
prosperity instead OF to our downfall. t'he Road
is made acrecablv to the conditions of the existing
charter, Lynchburg must profit by it, to an meal
,ulable extent, whlc Richmond will be none the
loser. since size must, in any event, be the reser-
vo;r INFO which the travel and trade Of the West,
travcrsing tbs route, must be poured. But, It the
Richmond scheme of Ridge Road succeed, as,
unless we secure our charter, it will and onsh, TO
do. it will be positively injurious TO our conmcr-
c,al interests to extent that we are AT present
incapable of approaching. Wemay rest assured
,h, # we are too indolent to attend to own
interests, and too p nurious to protect them, We
shall not find more energetic and liberal guardians
in other communities.
NJ The New York Canal was closed by ice on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., Crk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

December 3D. S:}tj.
The parties interested IN the above orders OF Court
are hereby notified, that have appointed Tuesday
the lDh day Of January next. TO carry said orders in
to effect on which day, AT the hour OF ten O'Clock in
the morning, they requested to attend at my on
fee at amherst Courthouse. with copies of office
papers, their evidence accounts, &c. prepared for
examination and settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND, Com.
w.iw
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Wards Lottery and Exchange Office. !
H. L

DEtFMHfn :, 1S3b.
DRAWING
or the Richmond Academy Lottery, LIST Class, nj
Richmond, on Thitsda, last ls December.
~ - ! 81 ia ~ III q 6o -
Handsome Prizes sold al WARDS OFFICE.
:" Renew Small pr1css IN the following beau
uiul Scheme To be drawn
THIS DAY:
Richmond icadcnp Ioii.ru. I'd Class
VIII be drawn on Thursday, (this day,) at Rich
mond, and the drawing received ON SATURDAY,
= &C " T. Nv
l Prize OF S6,ODO | Prizc Of LAO
| do oi $500 10 Prizes Of 500
do Of 100 70 do of 100
Besides 500, los, &c. Re.
Whole Tickets only 81 5O-lIa,es ~ 5o-tlnar-
Yrs 623 cts. Forsac ut WARDS OFFICE.
First door above the Franklin.
Dec. 4
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10 Stare, (DSv,sPy.6.

" ANll'D b, the subscriber, Tor the ensuisa
w year, ~ able-bodcd SLAVES, 10 work o.,
the james River canal, about ~ miles below
L'ncibu,s. Liberal hire with good treatment will
be gwen In niy absence, persons wishing hire
WI call on David Staples, agent N. y. Irees-
love AMHERST. FRANCIS STAPLES.
Section ~ inherI County, Dec. Z VII
Rri'rcnec-l. A. Clay Bryce A. Martin
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WARDS LUCKY OFFICE.
AvEnETr's PRIZE OFFICE. ,

pthbhbfh . 'ob'
DRIFTING REGEfT EDt
Drawn Ms. of the Norfolk No Z.
Il 81 IL . "a az 70 ; - II - ~
Sold and paid at THIS OFFICE.
One Prize OF 800
do do % 90 " '"' "'''' ''''''''''
Dta,cing Of Uheeiing MOI
50 81 - II So 81 II ) 81 I'll.
CT Several snng little Prizes were sold aud paid
IN this Scheme.
Uralcing Of Mr Riehm1nd No l.
81 ~ | 81 10 - III . 81 p
G = The Schemes for this aud next week are
unusually brilliant. Oar friends in and coun-
Try are requested avail themselves oil the oppor
nnity To secure II handsome Christmas gift from
old Madam Fortune. J. II. ANERETT, & Co.
Dec. q 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
SALES Az AuicvTIoN-

SALES AT AUCTION.
N Thursday. the 10th inst, | will sell in from,
~ 81 my auction room, valuable lot Of House.
mold and Kitchen Fanrre--consisting or Feather
Beds md lc'sea,s. Tables Chairs Bureaus, Yet.
ices, ICES ~c' Mc-aso valuable lot of Groceries and
w 'ncs-cohsistng IN part OF Brown Sugar, by the
md and barrel. Rio. Coffee Almonds Raisen,,
'on and Port Wines. Gin. Brandy, &c. &c.
FL ALSO.
Good Saddle Horses. CIIALES PHELPS
pee' = IL fds.
fLOPER, Orehard, and H,rds Grass scsds.
- for salcby T. & J. w. DUDLEY.
Dec. - w4w II
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AVER ET"V,S PRIZE OFFICE!
ANOTHER SPLENDfD SCHEME
NORFOLK LOTTERY, cLAss9.
Droms on Saturday the l0M. e.a
Mars reeeiced on TneMdGy the 1874 Ues.
RIllIIlA\E SCHEME

BESIDES many of Stjos. Js)s. 30s. Dos. and los.
Tickets only Si0---Ilalyes S5--Qrs. SO 80.
For sale 10y J. IL, ANERETt d Go.
December }
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,V'OY'FCE.

4 MERCANTILE Establishment tot sale IN the
N Country, in a good Heghbourhood, and can be
had low, if immediate application be made to
JOSEPH d. EVANS, Lynch6urg.
DEFENDERS III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

A T. u circuit superior coun Il law and chanccry.
/ " continued by adjournment, aud held for Am
herst county at the Court house, on Friday, the
OH day of September, 1896
William L. Burks, Robert H. Gray and Samuel
Young Pitts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

The subpoena awarded IN this cause, on the ID
ia, Of November, 1885. being returned executed
upon the defendant James Bcnagl aud he still
failing 10 file his answer although iour months have
elapsed as well since the return day thereof the
filing the plaintiffs bill, and the defendant Samuel
Burks, jr. against whom the plaintiffs appear to have
proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law, against
absent defendants, still failing appear aud answer
on motion OF tho plaintiffs by their counsel the
court doth take the bill confessed rs to those de
fendanis-And thcrcupon this be
heard upon the bill, the oi the defendant
Charles NJ. Christian, replication thereto, and cx-
hblts,and was argued by COUNSEL; consideration
whereof, the Court doth order that james Bcnacb
do render before Of the Comm ssoncrs of this
Court, account of the trust fund created by Inc
deed OF the defendant Samuel Burks, Ir 10 the said
James Benagh trustee, bearing date the .Sth
day of August, lS26, and OF s transactions "a trus
tee, under the said deed, which account the SAID
Commissioner i, directed TO examine state & settle.
and make report thereof to the Court together with
accounts between the parties touching the trust sub
Jecr, with any mattcr specially stated, thought prrtl
uent by himself, requredby the parties To De
stated. 4 Copy-Teste.
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M. MORRIS KERR.
ANoTIznn 10000 scHDnnu!

For enduring tie Leesbarg acadsmy.
CLASS No. q.
Draws on Saturday I'm Dec, 1896, in Aks-
and,id, ia.
Dfdm,ng rerciredon 1ucsday, 2OM inst.
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS
sio,0DO, Sl5,0O0. $1,000, $4,000, = Of $1,000,
OF Hl,2oO and 100 OFFS ,UDL &c. &c.
Tickets SlO--lIal,es S5--Qrs. 50 80.
T." Certificates ofa package Of % whole Tickets
III this grand scheme, may be had for Slli, halves
and quarters in proportion.
~" O,dcrs shall meet with the most prompt at
tention, II direetedto
}. II. ANERETT & Co.
Dec. 3 tlOD
1CHNroND ACADANdY NO 4
Dronx on Ihnfsddy Dec. \,
Meas re,imd on Saturday TO-
SCHEME.
| Prisf Of 6,D0O ~ Prrts Of 500
IF 2,5O0 &c Of lm
Of 800
| IF lilo
Besides S2Os lbs. los. IS. 81
Tickets only 81 so, halves 81 25. qrs. 6I1cis.
For sale in Il great variety, at
AVERETT'S OFFICE.
Dec. ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

o. Mr.. Clay arrived in Baltimore on Friday
last, en- his way TO Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
In CHANclRy.

Samuel Burks, jr. Charles NJ. Christian and
James Benagh, Dei'ts.
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A BLACKS SMITH,

IGOR HIRE, the ensuing year. u good BLACK
u smith. Enquire NJ this office.
December ; f.
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A llI persons having claims against the estate Of
~ j. j.. Royal, dee, will presen, them imnedi-
atcls, so that provision may he made Tor their pay
ment. T.A.llOLCOMBt., 4dn'r
December ; lwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

purlicuIarlv the attention Of oar readers and
Hen,oy I " teachers, to the co nmunica,ion of
On our fourth page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

annouo,s' :, Alabama Mercury of the 18th ult
amember s me Death of Samuel w. Mardis, Esq.
at his res;I' congress from that State. He died
''nee at TaIledega, on the l4,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

NJ The New York Canal was closed by ice ON
tho Doth ult.