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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
PEDIGREE.


Flexible was got BY the famous Whale
bone; has dam Themis, sister To IncantstoT.
by Sorrersr, her dam Hanna by Gohanna,
out OF Humming Bird, sister 10 Colibri, by
odPcckor-Camilla by Trentham-Co-
quetie by the Compton Barb-sistor 10 Regn-
las ~ the GodoIphin Arabian-Gr Robin
sou ~ the Bald Galloway Sbake-out Of
Old Wilkes, a daughter Of Old Hautboy.-
Whalebone Won the Derby aud ~ other
races, at all distances, beng a capital 4 mile
4 horse, was own brother to Mhisker. winner
OF The Derby and several other capital run.
nr's, and was inferior To 90 horse 81 modern
Times A. q stallion, being sire OF Chaleaux
MlrgauN, the best I mile horse Of the day
camel, Spaniel, winner Of the Derby, and
many othsr hrst rate racers. Sorcerer was
first rate racer aud stallion, covered AZ ~
Is, anl was .ire Of Smolsnsko, winner Of
the Derby, Morsl sod Sorccry, winner, of
the oaks, SOoihsayer, winner Of the St Le-
ger, aud many others. Gohanna was the
best mile horse Of his time, cad a. a ,tal-
i'on vas equal 10 any horse they have had
go Englind, % any lime. Woodpeeker
Iren'ham. the Compton Barb, Regulus. new
er beat, aud the best son Of the GodoIpbio
Arabian, sc. were all stations Of the very
first character. Al the crosses mentioned
IN FleNlhlcs pedigree we're horses equal 10
any Of their time, u not tho very best Ca
mills, tie dam Of Young Camilla, Colibri.
Catherine, sophia, Hummng Bird, uhs z.
grand dsm of fleXiblo,) Jerboa, sc. was
most valuable and famous brood mare. and
Der d.stendcnis have won - much and ae-
CURED ~ high standing a. shy family Of hor.
ses in The kingdom. ~ fact, FLEXIBLE u as
"eli bred a. any horse 10 the world. both fer
speed and styutness, all his ancestors being
equal TO sny % their lime. without 4 ,inzi,
inferior cross. u would be hard 10 poiut
out an"ihes pedigree ~ pure and rich a, tb,,
-. FleHibie's dam was also the dam Of ~
orgreeu, TOughstick, Anna, &C. aud Is nos,
brood mare in the stud u tho King Of
Prussia.
PERFORMANCES
The English Sporting MaEs zine ssys Gle
was immediately Afterwards ssddled for
small bandlcsp, giving 20 BorJsihenes, i've
years old, no less ihan ~ % and bis YEAR.
heats IN the race he received IN injury.
from which be did not speedily recover. snd
wss, after another trial, uithdrawn from the
turf
FLEXIBLE ran veil 90 many other oess-
siohs, snd was sluaga remarkable Tor his
bard, undinohing honesty, which nav IN
'ome degree Be owing 10 "a amaEiax strength
~ lo'n. hook, snd qusrtsr, his short Joints.
800 Just proportion, added o. the huest poa-
"ole temper. Ills height b l5t hands
ne nov q nsiiion AZ Bromhsld, near
auaio~ race course, ths properly u Mr.
WHO has refused heavy suns fcf him. "
lSP''i'Hg Neg .Ntw Ssrisf, NJ. %. ,. az
Ths fslloviag sEtrsen are also iaksb from
Engi'sh sPofuag uofks Of staodafd auihori
~
"la FleHieis, ere thus United shs blood Of
Aatehsm, Hsrod, snd Eclipse. Plsxible hes
pealse L0ng~asi," (equai V say horss q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
To Charlotte Hail.

"HEREts you ere not IN inhabi,sn,
~ the commonwealth of Virgisia.
'his isio notiiy you tlist ~ NJ gsh dsy 81 nest
month, Nav bttsssn tie hoars q SUNRISE snd
.nnsei. shsii isks the dsposiioas ~ ncuisfnit,
hnoui' Ihofnss Board. Henry stridsv. and
oihers, e The efhse a Nssier Comsnissianef
w ofthiagious b. Chsfiesi0vo, geasrs0a eousfy q.
:, htrE'nis--to - resd - ss'seuee 10 q sui 10
Chsnsery in TIE Ctrsait Sapsrigr Conrt Il -
snd thsnesFg n IeH,rsoa ssustr. Virrisis
~ssreie Joe snd sthsfs sru dsfsi,dssis, su.i an
liairtid. foars. ks.
-. sAaUEL sTRDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
DR.. RoWH1.xSs
Re-0nt ssWstNg Vegetable
3xH1OKURH

IL practice. proved uniforrniy soeees.fui In
disorder, Of the stomach, bowels. ks., - stated
"a the Dr~e,iona Added 10 this, n has p-uvc,i ID.
Po-srful r,-so,'n-iing quality, during the Eyi-
demie or A'istie Cholera in Baltimore. in isS2,
~ - kno~n TO many io the CITY. particularly IN
The h'sl'h W arb, az which Dr. G.. w PowrII
VAS appointed Assistant Ward Ply .ieisn--sosi
out OF more than 40 cases, he did not lose ONE
p...nt- Twas this rinetar-. given 9TH s,ruox
~hd or Peppermint res. which proved fully suffi-
e'ent To srrrst the disorder in ts erst stage; aud
ia Tue collapse stage, srrrssr'i the violent symp-
toms, aud gave Tor the operation OF the ath.r
''sesss-ry medicine, ~ stated IN Dr G.. w Pow
els account OF his re.tmeni of that disorder.
Fur al. nv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Timber Rr Sale.

AYlNG between thirty -fve ard forty A.
n cres "f WOOD LAND, which avn anx.
ious to bring Into cultivation, viii sell the
Timber nov On u. ON accommodating terms
u has been lsid oh m acre l,ts. t. .ut putcha-
sers. Per."ns icsiri0S % purchase will make
immediate aPpiicaiipn t1 ne, or during my sJ-
sehce, to ny father, Mr. Bushrud e.. Washing.
ton, Of Clay.Mout
Taos. y. WASHSGTON
Redwood, April ~. l-gC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
SIR
WALTER SCOTT

XKIIiL stand this season At my stable,
" 4 miles from Berryviile, 6 from
snicker's Ferry, 8 miles from Chariestown,
and from Smithheld. The subscriber.
having bred many Of his best mares to Sir
Walter IN the eason Of 1894. has been in-
duced, by the great superiority Of his colts
experiment Is the only sure test) to obtain
his services for the present season.
From 4 wish 10 accommodate the circum-
stances Of this section Of country, in which
a large portion Of the mares are not thor
ough- bred, and where OF course high prices
for the season cannot be afforded. the sub
scriber has prevailed on his owner, Nr. A.
Robson, Of Richmond, to put the services Of
SIR Walter Scott at . lower rate than any
capital horse has heretofore stood at The
terms will be-for n single leap $40. to be
paid within the season; otherwise, the sea-
son price will be required. For the season
go, WHICH may bc discharged by the pay
ment Of SIS, on or before the LIST Of Au.
gust next. For Insurance $50, 10 be paid ~
soon rs the mare - known TO be In fosl--
parting with the mare or irregular atten-
dance NJ the stand will forfeit the Insurance. }
| The season has commenced, aud will termi-
nate the first day Of July next.
Sir Walter Scott will be seven years old
this spring In color lie IL beautiful dark
brown, (best OF all eolors for stallion, for
Il Is most apt 10 produce bays from mares Of
every coior,) i6 hands high, and possessing
all the requisites Of strength, symmetry,
4 bona and sfneW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
STEPHENSON u LETTERING.
JOSEPH q. HifS. Hsrper . Fe-y.
April 7, 1885.
BlLrIuonx, Aug. An. I

BALTTsosx, Aug. Nh, ts52.
gives me degree OF Satisfaction TO he able
TO testify to the efficacy Of Dr. Po~eirs Re-sni-
m-ti"g Vegetable rineture, ~ the Immediate re-
lief IL gives in Choliss. aud VIA, is termed the
Sick tie-d-hehe, having used IL my s~if, snd rv-
commended u to others, Who have foua Il a spec
dy relief; and having often Witnessed it, benefi-
e,ai effects, l eheeriuiiy recommend IL to the
public. J. r. WALKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

the partly vlsa. q vleai my lady;
egod. I've cau,cht'e emil
Iae Doctor, Vol. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

The above pedigree Of Traveller wSS taken
from the stud BOOK in the posse ssion Of MIR
Peter Cotton. Of the City of Richmond. GIyen
from under my hand, this 1T day az April, Is
80. WILLIAM BURTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
HARPERS-
IRON FOUNDRY.

1--WE subscribers respectfully announce
II 20 the public, that their Foundry is now
in active operation, and-ihat they are pre-
pared 10 execute every VARIETY Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
PEDIGREE.

NE was got by Monsiesr Tonson; Ill, dam
by SIR Arehy; grand dam (the dam Of Sally
McGLsc) by imported knowsiey; < < dam by
imported Dion; gg dam b, Celer, gggg
dam by Tristan shaniy. For further paIti-
culaIs zee Amer. L. Il. \ Eng. Sud Rnok
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

now n y2D TxNxHs
NnoA Ne asssssiss sssssssss,sas sA.
II prepristers have net viii. In ne sale Of
their Tickets, they have soDs assurances
thst they usy have 10 10 their power to draw
their LoiissJ,
o. As l6tA Of -axgusf merit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
sHEPHERDsTowN
.ApOfhecMrw Store.

THNHE undersigned, having purchased the
- above establishment from DR.. X P
Msgruder, respectfully invites public attsn-
ton TO H. Tie IS prepared 10 offer TO pur-
ehasers large and general assortment Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

EHfIiE tubsc ribsr . BOe receiving and open-
mg supply q loasonshis GOODS.
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
April ~, is3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
FOR RENT.

A CONVENIENT HOUSE AVD LOT,
"a very suitable Tor 3 Cooper " Weaver.
miles south-ssst Of Chsriestovu. near the
Buiiskin. y P. FRAME
April 10. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Da. poNItL.

Da. PONEtL.
Sal am glad Of the opportunity Of for
~ar'iins lev hncs. to let YOU Know that have
spoiled YOUR Re A1insting Vegetable 1inetur,,
"a "ine cases Of Choie. Cholera Morbu,, aud Of
Cholera Infsntum, Which ~cre >rrious-.nd la
every they did not fsil To- afford an Immediate
rrliei, - much so, that persons have stated pub
hely that Il saved their lives You will hnd one
certificate enclosed. Please 10 send me frv
dozen. ,hink they .arpass every thing . have
ever kno~n or heard Of tor the speedy relief OF
disordered ston4a,hs or bowels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
MOnrovi.. Afrie., March ), 1850.

FRIESp MCGILL-I VAS taken the other irht
With Severe attack Of the Crsmp Cholie, aud
could obtain relief until I took = dose Of Dr.
Po-eii', an''naiing Vegetable Tineiur-, brot
ont bS YOU from Amrries. I found rsse 10 about
I'VE minutes after took them th,ak lhSy arc
the first tvme,y ior the ehoiie that
brought u this country. rrm.in yours, Ne.
RLAIfS lIAnAIX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

hereby certify. that was attacked With th,
Cholera, ia tie summer of 1898, and thAt "a
prevailed on Co take DIR. Po~ell's Re-4nimatin,
Vegetable Tine,ure, which stopped the sps,ns
Pirging, and vomiting, in . short time, add ef
iretusliy cured the Of that dreadful disease, Afte
all hopes Of my recovery had been given up b,
my friends PATRICK kIRGAN.
Sharpsburg, Oct. 10, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Monro,ia, Aries, March 20,h, 1850.


hereby certify, that ~ass long time .fl,et-
ell Siti the Asthma, which al length became 81
h-d that INV lii. ~s, dcsps,rvd OF on every sl-
tack, which became 30 frequent, Snd AZ almost
every change OF the ~e-thrri aud that from the
use OF Dr. Po~ell's x. -anim.tiug Vegetable.
Itoeture which relieved the breathing speedily
.ui las A,,hm~tie and LAXATIVE Pills, IhA,r been
Toe mOr, thsnt~o ye.rs past fr-e from any attack
OF the Kind, aud nov etJ good health.
X. THORoGOOD.
Baltimore, July %, 1899.
l.. ;. This I incturr has also been found ia
III. family o. 1--WE speedy relief ia Cholie sum
mer Compliant Ia children. snd also grown per-
sons--nd las sl~Ay, given r-l,f In 'iolert al
t~eks OF IoOil'-sehe, Sick Head Ache, &c.
This Is 10 certify. that have made use Of DIR.
fo~elFs Terminating Vegetable 1incturr. i,
nv taIaiy. for the last four cara And have found
Il an invaluable medicine, always giving imme-
dIste relief IN ea,rs Of Camp Cholie, Disrrhcrs
Cholera lnfaHturn, ke.
NICHOLAS u. CHAFEE.
Baltimore, August IL, 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Fresh Garden seeds, &c.

shephsrd.,owp. Nov. %. lsas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
Extract Of letter from an offer Of tbs U. s.
ty,uu fiafsI
"Fonr BaoeKr. CTampa BAY. Jar. p.

FoRr BRoeKr, (Tampa Bay,) jar. p,
Our Indian disturbances IN this quarter arc
about 10 commence With a vicor which shows a
great depth Of plot tic par, OF tia Chiefs, and
u fixed determination 10 bcht 10 the last. Our
work here is very powerful and although We have
only 10 regulars, 90 marines, (,rrlvcd Yesterday
under LIEUT.. W.LDRoN.) and 1870 friendly Indi
ans, vi ieliese are prepared 10 repcl tie at
tack OF lCGO Indians. This attack is daily, | may
say hourly, expected, and II is eagerly desired on
the part ol every soldier and officer, that We may
avenee tie deaths of our bu'thrrcd comrades at
WnbIacooehec. The hostile Indians und, Pow
eli are now so flushed with their recent battles
thai ih's doubtless suppose themselves well able
to compete with us and, as we will believe our
selves strong, q battle viii sGon take place.
=" We have, through the aid Of tie fendl, IT,
dams, taken three prisoners, from whom We learn
that the massacre was complete, except the three
poor fellows WHO escaped seriously wounded 10
lh, posi-. TIE L. ). Schooner Grampus Is cx-
pcctcd 10 guard the l3 transports which lave al
ready arrived, under an article ot tie treaty, IN
commence the emigration. MANY volunteers, IN
sprcd BY patriotism, are daily Joining the forces IN
the nort, Of this Territory, aud large body of
militia ali, ady in the field, junction OF which
with tic |. g troops will compose an army. which
VIII soon commence war of cxicrminaton.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
New NoRK, Feb. Is
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

METHODIST Book CONCERN DEsrRoyEp.-A
lntlt after 1 o'clock this morning, the building IN
Mulberry street. called the " NJ, thod'>t Bcoh Con-
Germ, was discovered 10 be on fire in the second
slory and IN tie course of an hour entirety de-
strogtd, 9eM all rs contents, except a t.w books
which were rescued from the Bookstore. I!.e
building MIS- l2l feet in length by 50 d., cp, with a
projection III TIE rear, leo feet by Is. The Whole
was OF brick, and six stories high, including the
basement.
Tie printing establishment oftlc Concern was
very c>ren>ivc--gi,ing cmpll mcnt to between 90
and 10 oomposors, and 81 presses, including one
Napier \ great amount of stereotype plates were
dcstroyedinth printing Office, together with al tic
presses, type, &c.
TIE book store Of the establishment, WAS one of
the most extensive in tie United States. The
bindcry, folding and stitching departments &.
we're n,on the same scale. The Book Concern,
IS most of our readers know, is the propcrt, Of t4e
Methodist Episcopal Church, and the great cen
trdl agency ~ Which the various lranchcs 9; that
numerous and worthy denomination die supplied
with religious books. The lo>s,t!crciorr, aitheaeh
ii dccs not bear with great severity upon indvdu-
ais, except hv turning numbers out If employ
ncnt is one which will be cxtcnsivcl, felt and de-
plarcd. lis believed to be net less in the aegre-
gate, than TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, only $4,000 of which is insured, and
only $4,000 by solvent Companies. Tic mana
gers OF the concern applied for Insurance in BoS-
ton, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore, as we'll as in
New York, but were unable TO obtain II, except 10
tie limited extent above stated.
The whole number of persons turned out Of cm-
po,mcnt by this calamity, including females
pIo,cd in folding, stitching, &c. is between two
and three hundred
The account hoaks of the Concern, together
with large quantity of stereotype plates, were in
tie hen SAFE, hGt whether they are safe in fact
remains To be a>ccrtancd.
\ frame building each side of the Book Com
Germ, and also in the rear, was crushed by the
failing OF a portion of the walls the occupants ha,
ing previously made their escape.
In regard To the origin ofthe FIRE, there is some
doubt. 1t is suspected to have been the work OF
InccnGiaricS; and II the circumstances are rightly
stated, this superstition is inevitable. Among
other things it is mentioned that the man whose
duiv it is To 90 through the building after the work
men have left and cNtincuish the fires, did so last
night az usual, and that arrl> ing there this NOR
unc. he found window in the 2nd story open
and the flames issuing ont OF IT, Another person
informs lis that when he reached the building ii
was on fire at both ends, but not in the centre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

Arc we to suppose that the Globe is serioas in
It's proposition have the recent charter given to
the Bank Of the United States, by the Legislature
of fcmsy l,ania, repealed by subsequent Legs
la,ure. And are 10 suppose it ser,oas in its
apparen, approval OF language threatening the
"uso OF the bayonct -" ihc RACING OF the Bank
to the ground and the " S'ruwing Of salt over its
70 undaiions Is it possible tina, tic open brt ach
of contract. and laws, and resort to mob violence
is recommended by the organ Of the Adnns,ra.
ton Are the day, of Jack Cadc really to come
again We hardly know what to think, after roa-
ding the reckless lawless, inlamma,ory articles in
the Globe. 4dr. Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
OH ;n.ant which Win serve to Illustrate the state


IF III. public feeling in this region. IL is wei
known thai, the Holland Land Company have re-
ecnl, sold oui ,leir lands 10 other companies !;
and tina, the last SALE including the county OF
Chantauquc, cxccp, The town of Charlotte, was
matr 10 Mes>rs. Trumbuh, Carey and others.
Suspicious having been excited with regard to thc
mi. nrions Of the new companies, county ana Town
meetings of the settlers lave been held, and COM
milrccs appointed TO call upon the agents, ana as
certain lhrir terms and general policy. Mean
while. he .xcit. mcnt had reached such Ecleht,
thai between and 500 persons assembled on Sa-
turlav evening, being well organized and under "A
commander, aud marched 10 The land Office, forci-
byrcnoycd the pillars, stripped off the cap-boarcs,
and turned the frame over into the public road.
All the books and valuable papers OF the office, as
well in as out Of tie iron chests, having been first
taken out, To the amount Of Two sleigh loads, were
conveyed Two miles 10 Barnliarl's inn, and there
burnt Fortunately, tie agent was not TO be
found, q he might, under tie feeling Of tho mo-
ment, have received personal injury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

irriroi the Dtiaarare.-The L. States ship
Delaware, Commodore Patterson, arrived in
Hampton Roads yesterday morning, from the
Mediterranean, last from ST. Thomas.
Tie Delaware sailed from Nal On on the 18th
Now touched al Gibraltar and sailed thence l2lh
De. ember; put into St. Thomas and left there
2it January--cxprrirGcod very severe weather
on tie coast.
Mis- Harriet l.. Patterson, eldest daughter Of
Corr. Daniel II. Patterson, AGED 25 years, died Oh
,ard Of the Delaware, on Monday night last, after
Il long illness. Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

'ENiL subscriber proposes to open 1t her residence
- IN this place. the 18th Instant School, for
the instruction Of Females. Her course will en-.
Grace Reading. wiring, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography, with The of the Globes With aview
prn-lpay 10 the instruction Of her own children she
pas ceveted The two last years to the Interesting bi-
siness Of teaching aud the result Of her labours war
rants the expectation that she will give satisfaction
10 those VINO may eutrnst Pupils TO her care.
Tier terms are Tor session OF five nlonths-Foi
chidren commencing with the Alphabet So Fol
all others, S!O. SARAH L. WATT.
LynchburC, Feb. II xif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
NrN ORLrANs, | cl,. /,

The L. S. troops under Col. Twicos, 10 tlic
rmrnbr oil noarl, 800, and volunteer, uad'r Col.
SMITH OF Louisiana militia, ,otc nun,i 81 II near
" 700, scstcrdy Il ii the ciy for Florida, against
the Seminole Indians There many noble
and spirited fellows among the volunteers. We
regret, however, to lave heard that company Of
the L. s troops would be left behind til Friday
in consequence Of wanting meancs 10 transport
them at present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
NOIcCE,

'E'!iE co,5crhe,s having purchased Of Messrs.
BELL a RICHARDSON, their entire Stock
o' Goods VIII continue business at the same stand,
Oh tue most accommodating terms. They invite the
former Gus omers of ,ae hou.e aad the public gene
rally give them csll, and assure them that they in
tends always "oefaE hand, large and general as
sornen, Il every article usually found in Country
Stcr S They vii barter for all Kinds OF country pro-
cuce. NM. TERRY.
JAMES /. JOHNSON
Feb. 70 a, r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

The bill for improving the Navigation Of the
Wabash river, heretofore vetoed b, the President,
again passed IT,, Senate on Thnrsda.-Mr. Robin
son, Of Illinois expressing hope that The Prcs
dents eyes nigh, lie opened, and il,ai he might see
that he lad been il the nIonf.' THIS prayer for
the opening of ihc eyes" oi the President, from
a fast friend, is rather singular .iicI. Go=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

TIE P,arC Esabhshmtnt-li wax mentioned,
in the course Of 4. bate in the House OF R"prcscn
iativcs Yesterday, tia, the Committee on Naval Az
fairs, though extraordinary appropriations hadh""n
asked Tor thai service III III. amount OF upwards OF
,l> millions Of DOLLAR, Id determined TO report
onl, in favor two millions of dollars Tor that OBJ
lcct. Vat Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
sDHn EofEoj,, az Factory Prices.
l TITLE, SHAW, 4 Co., Ga,t I3a Pearl street,

TITLE, SHAW X Co, ate 1872 Peuri street,)
II Il Liberty street. near the corner OF Nassau
and Immediately opposite the Middle Dutch Church.
III The vicinity also Of the City Congress Hall, aud 9th
er Hotels:
l.. : Co. having by the late destructive CON
Migration of Dec. II, lc:, lost tier entire stock
OF Goods and Store take great pleasure in informing
their friends and Tie public that they have for
the present, removed TO the above commodlous and
newly built store, where they are Low opening an
entire new stock of FANCY ND ST1PLE SILK
GOoDS, tmbrclas, Parasols, Stocks English and
German Hosiery &c with variety OF other
and desirable articles, which they offer Tor sale the
lowest prices for approved paper or cash, per
discount.
New \ rk Feb. Is 7tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
LITTLE MONSTERS-We Learn

LITTLE MONSTERS.-We learn from tho
Albany Argus that the Bank Committee o. the Lc-
eislature Of that State, have already reported IN
t"rom of bills 10 incorporate the Commercial Bank
If Oswego, capital S25O,0O0; the Tomphins
County Bank n, Ithaca, capital S25O,O00 and
the City Bank of Rochester, capital 100000
and TO increase the capital OF the Greenwich Bank
in the city Of New York. $500, 200.
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LARGE PURCHASE.-W understand tn

LAKEE PI KCIIASE. understand Thai
Genaral ROBERT PArrERsoH yesterday purchased
the dwelling house, and Tie large lot Of ground
on Locus, street owned | : Col J. II. POWELL.
The dwelling is a princclv mansion, and one Of
the mosl desirable in Philadelphia. The price of
tie whole, we understand 10 bcLciaccn siIty and
sertnty thousand dollars. Phi1ad. L. S. Ga-.
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Particulars Of tn. destruction of the Holland
Land Office By Nob-From letter TO the
edit,r of the Albany Nrgus, dated at Wescriield,
Chlt.uqae county, Feb. 3.
IAN exhibition Of ,iolc, &C took place at May
Vile lthe county seat on s .;urjay evening, the
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Dir. WlSE.-Wc understand (,a,s the Ales-
sndria Gazclc) that Mr.. WISE, ct Virginia, has
received special mark, of dSaprrohalion, from i
hish qud Ter The gallant and independent Viz
rinian is SAID, however. to take II quite oooy
hc >hrnes his shoulders, and thinks What can, be
cured, must be endured"