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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-12
NEW GOODS.

r. HURKTHAL 10 henewsBrick Warehouse,
north west corner of the Canal Bridge has
Just received from New York and Baltimore "A
very extensive & splendid assortment of Spring
Goods, comprising -... >..>..,, ~
DRY GOODS, lard WARE, GROCERIES.
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, Tobacco
Sole S}UPperz Leather, Calfskins, Mill g. X.
Cut Saws, EBlacksmith's Vices and Grading
Scythes, warranted best German Scythes,
best Longs :Sickles, -ShoyeIs, Spades and,
! Hoes, King and Collins Axes, Broad Axes,
Adzes, fnt Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears,
Knives and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives,
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and Bits
Concave bright Augers, Horse s. Wool Cards,
Coffee Mills various descriptions, large
assortment of Tuckup and Side Combs, OF the
Iurtieshelt asWeH as the c o m m o Ivory
,Combs, neck, di n 6 and dressing Combs.
common and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water
IN bottles, silver, Pencil Cases, Violins na
y, vlol'n strings, Powder r-horns, Rape and
Maccouba Snuff, Gzs& ,a1 =. -,
The Staple articles of Dry Goods consist j.,
Brown and Bteached Muslins of a very s,,na.;.
:. or quality NOT commonly brought to This mar
ket Bed-ilcking, THilled Msslins of va rious
coioTs, and Qualities for Jackets and Panta-
ICONS, be- efteens, Storment's Canton Flannel
= eCalfcooes Gtng hams, fashionable Prints.
str'pes&Plaids, Grapes, silksin great yariety
si'k sshi1aMls, si1N scarlet, red, yellow and other
Bandano flandkerchiefs, various dress Hand
kerchlets OF the latest fashions, fine Lace.
L'nnen Edeing, Insertions, Footing, &C. Sc:
fine assortment of the hest German and
White Hose, Diaper, and Table Linnen. also
large sortment of German & Irish Linnen
hk:Ribbous IN sets and otherwise. fasbiona.
n PIE setting velvet ribbon, cotton fringes.
Shoe thread, &eT&c. Ial 1ee-e'
with great variety of other articles too numa--
rous to partieularize. - = - .1I'o-
ladies and gentlemen 10 town and The ans
rounding country, are most respectfully inyited
20 give nm a.call and secure good bargains.
+ " asstlion, May IA, 1856 2-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-12

- Maent fir befa8te 6 gonupasnie.
CAUTION San. 10. 1885. Soft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-12
Soebellerbalteu.

Ser unter3eibnete, banfbar fur erspiefen
@un(t, stbut {einen Sreunben unb Dem publi
fun i.berbaupt biermit aebtunaspoll funo, DAT
sr in ben Gesifaoten Neuporf, YbiIaoelpbio
une Baltimore eerelen ift, aaWo er Elm 9tdn
jenbes 9lliorttnent
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anaefauft@ fat, tpeIcbes er am alien Stdnopfab
cine 3bhre msfttidb Dom Canal Inebsn 6rn.
Scbn 8ldds Birtbsbaus gum SobiIo Ser GslO:
del erbHnet bat. Sol9snoeS umfaBt eiuen
2beil feines aussebsbntsn easers oon
St aptl uno M . De Waare n:
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te uno oablia Iheber, GalIntier nno 9attinett
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Q,cuuets, Stalieuibe geice uno eanpag.
sbpsi,er Mnsltne. TransbTldbe @insbams,
GernsRamme, 1afben fir edoies. eaoenoiid,
1abad, 0alstnd,er @alico's bon ieber ebat.
tirung, Merino Sbarrl; 8IeDftifte, 8ispersien,
8tansa, 8stt @otO, QBeber &ieo.
eSenfaas: Elm eoufaubisss eIdortment
siferner Q6fet. 81
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Gin, S,anbp, Stun. ~
d. poftneiu, 9isbon. Museat, gtaret, DRalaaa. D..
s Neuorleans. MoIaass.
QIHe oieie uno pieIe anbeEe QIrtifeI speroen ,u
Den bill'effen Yreifen fur baar @slo ooer 2an.
csspropufte obsefeBt. :.
6lrom Dryers.
Canton Suui ia, 1886. II.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-12

10000 SUP pappel: 8reter 5uru psrfaufr nnS
fertis iusleib ~ se5rau6en.
Gbrtttmus, 0erter uno 90.
Canton, Sept. IL. 'S5. 2Ssbo'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-12
NelIe Olter! u
Cantor, War Z. 1856.

Ntt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hsb1hsh VD CEe OFeD
brit, oa6 publisum bisrn1it 5u benadbrdbfigen
oaB fte 70 sbtu erbaIt.n babsn elm alieTt4nsn'
49,. 6arte QBaareh als: =
Sattlsr'paaren, Qensabs'n, 8.astalse fl,
sbmiebe. ndnmer. NissL 5snteralas ,>Osl,
5arssn, S6aufeln uno 3ansen, 1bse Gtf5tL
pfannen, MsfTsr u. @abeln, 2bfsI. BrilIsn,
et6terfb6e, gafeemftbIen, gafTee,h hlt,r, lbee
9retter Sbuhmaber Ritt @dub Drabt
8inofaeen Setieu, Joutmaeber gifen, Ratten
sbeeresb Sin3erbhts uno 9laeeln, @erbe
M fiet stabl oebd, Montirun8sn, Sisnie
&c. su Ben biui8iteu preilen. =
games Sobnfon u. So.
Ma aElon MaD %. 1885. = -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-12

In Canton Starf Gauntp, Obic.
Der @no sbsnannte benabrihtist feline tent:
fbsn Qanoslsute uno oas eesbrte Qubitnnl
iberbaupt, baB Ct au8efansen NrtN6aft 81
baIteu, u. 5,rar in Dem befanuteu Qauie, yum
Sbilbe oes "9iebeugeitirns", fttber
betpobnte. 6rn. 81. 3 10 { n, al: refflieben
@abe Der 3uscaraapas StraBs. @r miro :fb
beftrsben >aue essene, Die ibn Nit ibrsm 3uiprnd
beebren, burd1 Ole bette II. biataits 8shanolune
,ufrieben> >su feaen. Setn 6aus, sbente,
Raebe uns gtalans psreen fsts nit Nasn
perftbsn fevn, nss erforoerlid, 1T bIslsn
3tpste ju sntipre6sn. ~
-. ~, ernft &stsenlttin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
gfE7sa .A'Fg0S.
BEDFORD AlFFTING

~ meeting OF number Of Democratic Re-
P"n''ars ol Bedford County. IT tie Eaele Hole!
y" -, ny bedford pe,eml q Court 1873 Ia
's"9i( 10 previous notice. iol the purpose OF
'Pnahlh@ Delegates 10 de Com Rtiou 10 hr hold
IN hleh@unj ON thc ! nh da, ofJ m. 1S;iG-TEc
meeting vas called IL ordcr lN Col. Mark t,Il.e-
ny, aud on his motion. Mai. Nn Cook was APP
pointed Chairman and NuianRcj3. r>q, appoint
cd Secretary
/ lie oble't {" TIE meeting NJ, tlgn explained
~ some length, and rs proprieiN enforced b, tlc
'hdnmah, v 10 tLcn offered tie follow me le>ou-
lions, one by orc, and fully explained them, and
''e,i o9ie'ts, all which were unanimously adopt
ed by tie meeting.
HtSo|sta, That this meeting, oouec, inc lhal
Tie Delegates ilom this County in the General A.
scn'blN OF VIRGINIA, new in session. dinrr videl,
III ,hetf political Nirw> and opinion of m,a>ur, $
and 81 men, lrom the Democratic Republican par
~ u TINS County, and OF Virginia, We deem il
proper tl@ttH, meeting Should appoint drleeaics
or err own political opinion and iart, Ia ,epr,-
sent lhem III tic Convention to hr# led in Rieh-
meid GA Tie lth day ofJanu;lN nc>t, lot lie pur-
eVsr forming an Electoral Ticket lor the STATE
ol IA, al TIC cNtPrc,idcntia Election
Heyoied liiu he appointed
Delegates to said Convention, To represent tie
Democratic Repul lcar panty 81 this i"Gay on
all such SUBJECT, d.li may lie voted upon l., SAT-
tunNcmion
heso'red, TIat iii, meeting dcprccalcs as an
g Il much 10 fe dreaded and avoided by all pru-
eral and rIeIel means, tlat The sovereign people
81 lie United State >Lo.ld Lot by lheir electoral
colleges c!cet President ana Wee President al
every election ef slil o0icer>; and for said cleo
tioas to dcHche GA Cencrcss, should beat all times
avoided possible
k,xp},,3 'I'1.,t - ,,,..,,, IA Ia.,;.,,,. la, a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

between the United States anal Ru,>i, !. .,-...,..
unloundcd
The amicahlo relations between Franco ,,,I
hiisS'a, and between the latter Power ard ,.,..-t
britain, SCI IN To lc mcuaecd with iufrrI,,e.f..,.-
nut Tor what cause, or Tor What purpose, it is aaf
easy 70 conjecture. Tie remarks of the Fasl..b
and frenei papers nnpuic this threatened cAfl.-
sio' 10 Sneceh sand 10 have been delivered +,
'd' Emperor Nicholas to the Municipality of Nan.
>dw but even iithat Speech be authentic, which
from Internal well a> external evidences. W.
doubt 'rf cannot see in tany ding offensive ~
any OF the European governments. The lanruaoe
OF that speech is Insulting enough To the poor
Poes-bal there is IN il nothing to slir the bile q
any icrrIen power.
Tie beam mi the ,uots-Thr rnqoir.,rs-
if'aches the Wig, for its ohfontc, in culooIzir.
Coy. I@zc"ell, whom it SOM. ,earsnpo ca>,ina,,d
WIZ Somo SoNcnis. II Ills lea sin in tie Wiz.
no" >haIl the Enquirer it,clfc,cape the condenna-
ho"tils o"nlGlr " tat map, ofanN note, IN Nr-
gia'a--"e might almost say in the lnion--las not
been ultimately tie lh,me of thc most iulsomc adj
oaion aud tic ioulest abuse, in the columns of the
Enquirer! Coy. Tazewell himself is at lca, Il,
conspicuous an example Of the Enqurol', neon
sistcncs as OF the " he's-for, at the time ,iat
that gentleman stood somewha, lowerin the W hr'>
esteem than he does Low, he VAS one Of the En-
qurer's dol. VII, has die Enquirer changed is
tone with REGARD to that gentleman Docs ii "a,
ihai political cvtnt. have sundcr,d Them Ii thar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

01' readers are referred to the fourth page OF
10 turning paper for late and interesting fo-
ign Intelligence.
"' o"s new feature in IL c French controversy
IT,. '''"o' OIL the proilerod mediation of Great
' "'"'h seems TO como in an authentic shape.
= '"a' war between France and the UniIcd
"ou'd necessarily make Great Britain the
~, as well as the carriers of the trade be-
m.. pe'l'gerents, whereby her shipping and
<,lI' '''' interests, (the former particularly
Greatly benefited, such an act is one of
n ,''"'ed generosity, and furnishes a power
i. ''''on OF the growth and extension of
,,1, "'oraoIe to the adjustment of national
"'oout resort to Wharf.-The last and
Ill., ''' remedy either for injury or insult.
IT,, p'''' IN some of the French papers, of
ny o' alliance, offensive ard defensive,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
TIL, PUBLIC LANDS.

u..,.ro clad to see that Mr.. Dorman has intro
-, n.,ore the Legislature Of Virginia, series
..,,a,ions, relative 10 the ultimate disposition
Pablo Iand,--and w do most sincerely
.o TINT. IN the discussion and decision OF this
a.,;o. at least in which tle purses OF the people
and the prosperity of the Commonwealth arc 50
.,ao,l, involved, TINT the members may rise above
the binding atmosphere Of parry feeling, and de-
..,l, il upon its intrinsic merits And why should
,,ho, not do this II Air Clay, the originator of
this measure and lis prominent advocate, were
,ov a candidate for the surfaces Of the people,
hose onposcd to hi, election mielt REGARD it with
>uspicion. as scheme 10 win populariiN-as Il
hobby 10 ride into power: Eat such is not the
case. Ml. Clay is not nov, and we venture to
predict will never again be, an aSpiraut ,ora more
elevated Office iau that which nov derives lu>trc
trom his signal abilities and pariotisn-qualitics
which hay, never been more fully illustrated than
IN this ably dccstcd scheme for the settlement eff
a question daily growing in Importance and com
plcNty. and Which, until it be finally adjusted, up
on principles ofeqnit> and sound policy, will be
fruitful source OF contention and btcrno IS between
the old and lhc new States, and an eternal theme,
a, the = : rs hnen, for den,aeoeica and fac
tious operations upon the public mind.
We invite the readers attention to the brief
speech of Nh Clay, delivered upon re-inuoducing
his Land Bill in the Senate. a few days ago
They will find in ii clear eucidation of the
prncpl OF that biz, and >emc of the leading
considerations upon which it is based
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
'IliDS. \. ilDLtONBE,
NO. N. OIEN.

Since writing the above Report, we lave r.
ccj>cd accounts from London, 10 the oh Nov.
From the lcttct received We make the following
extract {: " We have nothing dom" Il, vet in new
leaf Tobacco ana the market has not opened for it.
Some parcels ot strips lave found buyers at ID 10
81, and up ta %. For ireland, --krnmehy strips
have sold at sdio% ~ lot Of 10 bids. sold nj the
latter price. Strips are scarce, while leaf Is getting
plentiful, and our manufacturer, and dealers hold
off from bayine, in the expectation Of is getting
Sloc> IN London, Nov. lst, 1855, 1921
bids aeaju,l 1902, Nov. lsl, lS31."
linI EnsrnI' n'rIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

o. twill be seen, b, our Legislative proceed
ings, that the ENpo gn' Committee have made
Report in consonanco with orders from WASH
incor The Wig, Of Saturday, says" When
he resolution for draw ING lines around the rcso-
luton o! the Senate Was read, at the Clerk table
there was, on DIE part Of al In; Benon's puppets,
a ,p,ilc fhtter scorn, dcri>ion and contempt. 4
slazr is about to be kindIcd, Which, it is 10 be
trusted, will Ultimately purify Tie State of man
worship
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

Right OF SuGragc-Thc ambiguity Of the con-
shtuonal provision, defining the right OF suffrage,
las necessarily led to various interpretations in
tme operating in favor of classes of persons
sao have really no right to vote, and in others UNI
pNly excluding those who do possess that right
~ can therefore conceive Of no subject on which
I'Oe Legislature might more proiltablN cXpend Il
portion OF lis tImc-not even the cNpuncng rcSo-
unons-than in explaining and rendering uniform
Hose clauses Of the constitutional provision which
Pr now 80 indefinite as to be susceptible either OF
elpIcatc meaning, or of no II Gaming at all. One
Ridnch Of this subject has already been brought
b'orc ,hcm-with regard To the right of stock
|'oIdcrs III corporations holding lands to vote al
teclons-They have also decided, in the contest
r. election from Fayette county, by a vote OF
10 ~ that " housekecpcrs and heads of tami-
e' must show that they have Actually pad the
'"' 'af which they NAV have been assessed prcri-
'@ 10 me election. The next step which we invite
Nmio take, is. to define what constitutes g
0osehceYer and head of a family, I'm the mea n
wi "'e constitution ; as, at present, there arc
''' ss many interpretations given to these
'fus as there are precinct elections the consc
"oe VI winch Is, OF COURSE, TO admit, in some
''''S' classes OF voters, who are excluded in otl,-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

\ ARD

Thomas y. liolcombe tenders hi, sincere ac-
acknowledgements To all the customers OF the late
concern Of Iiocombc Il Iyrcc. He will always
remember with gratitude and affection, their lihc-
raj support and should amy OF them determine to
continue hcir business With him in his now con-
neNion, he pledges himscirto be a, prompt and ac-
commodalina is heretofore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

.,,,,,icall, portrayed b, men, who, under other
circumstances, were as blind 10 them as we now
-, NJ least as willing 10 encounter them, We
80. M hesitation in expressing oar preference Of
choice by that body, rather than Tie election o
81, men as Van Dprcn and Johnson, Nio, in ad
J,ion to the strong objections 10 themselves, per-
.onav and politically, have been brought forward
,nder circumstances which justly Il suspicion Of
,orrnptan, and wIiyl# arr 50 pregnant with evil
nf,h, two evils an election by the House is ini-
r;,elv to be preferred to an election by Il packed
C.n,on,ion of Office holders and Office hunters,
.,;ar der the immediate influence 81 the Nation
Al Executive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

NJ The Legislatures Of Ohio aud lllinoi, have
adopted resolutions, iGstructng lheir Senators in
Congress to vote for Mr.. Bcnton's cxpungng res
oluou 1t will be recollec,cd dat wear before
last, the Legislature of the former State instruct
ed their Senators, in relation To another subject.
and that the very next year, they rescindod those
instructions SO it will be in tie present case.
New YEAR "a majority Of the Ohio Legislature will
be Wigs, and tbs vote viii be reversed, as its fell
lew was list year. The same thing is confidently
asserted of lllinois-and we believe il II not less
true of Virginia. Senators, under such cir
cumNanccs, will be the mere foot ball of party,
and, instead fholding office for six years, agree
ably the constitutional provision, they will hard
" be warmm Icr seats before they will be kicked
out by those fluctuations of party which 20
common in all periods of political excitement.
Vas such state of things ever contemplated BY
the trainers Of the constitution fit was, the au-
hors of the :. Federal>t," the most luminous
commentators upon that instrument, did not COM
prchend its meanng-that is very clear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
nynchburg Ianuia oturing Company.

A GENERAL MEETING OF The Stockholders
u oi the alo'c tompan, A. SD, on Friday, the
18th instant, at . ocluce II th,i { n, =. Punctual
Attendance L. teqre'ttd ua,er r.taun, u BY proxy.
J., oid,r ri tia, Pie dent,
10. NoRNlll, tsGdi. T. Z.
l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

i "ifd Soh'mc.-A visionary, in Philadelphia.
las put forth a Circular proposing scheme for the
"NIrpation of Slo,ery--to Wit, tlat CoagreSs shall
borrow two hundred and fifty Millions of dollars
purchase all the slaves, and proclaim Il general
"mancipa'ion. How long will it be, before these
no'hin" to do with the subject, and that the Slave
States will not permit tia, body to NEEDLE with
it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

a. The Washington core spondcnt o lhr Pc
tcrsburs Constellation "a Van Buren, lournaD SAYS
=" The private levce ofthc President thi, evening
(Dcc. 24,) was nnmcroa,ly attended /, the Diple-
maiique Corps and families Of distinctions"
Families Of distinction! In former dr.. such
procedure would have raised die cry 81 ai>oc-
racy! 1t is very cyidcn, that the Tennessee Ear
mer has been spoilt fy bad company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
jan. ]

yFviIE subscriber, having determined to conun-
ne the Commission BIS at his old sInd-
!. ,re,ared TO make liberal advances ON all p,o-
duce consigned to hi, care. From his long sxPe-
renee al business and by strict attention. hs
hones to receive share Of the business formerly
h, slowed on Eolcon,te 4 lyres'
h RICHARD 1iRFs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
EElZALE TEACHER.

4 YOUNG LADY, who has had several years
experience N superntendil Il Female School,
would like get situation either IN public phi
yate School For further particulars, enquire ~ ia,
Editor 81 -. : II .iuid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

~ The reference ofIhc Michigan question to
committee, in the House Of Representatives,
was rretaccd by piqaaol debate. Mr. Srorcr
the new member from Cincinnati is said TO have
distinguished himself on the occasion. In die
course of hi, remarks, he applied the Lash pretty
freely upon EX-Pre>dcnt Adams, who is regarded
as the leading champion Of the Michieauans in
thoir boundary quarrel with Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

o. \ Nri ter in the Enquirer j, quite pathetic
er barren tent il mast be confessed. But Zen
dall's nomination is before the Senate, and flc
whitewashing was deemed necessary. For our
own parts, We believe Kendall viii make an eff
ccnt Postmaster General, and therefore. though
nc could never vote for lin, ion any station, vet
We >Lall rot recrct it, if lie should be confirm
cd As we do not doubt that he " i'll be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

4FaFEE-~
N -, j. I.ht,

M III hr sohl, los e.h N the toVu#ot Brook
w neal. Campbell CUNT, on tin l6il, INSTANT
1wrhr o. t'frsn ii Il, Nrefoe, principally Men.
RIO ". SCOTT.
Jan. tIGJp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

o. The Nashville Union "a e9ilarprat) say.
the Presidents Message is long but not In -
for says he, lengthy means ted - Wccom-
mend this learned Thcban's distinction and DEF
milton to Noah Wcbstcr's attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

II ~ IT
ME0TLE Is aheat

nIE0ELg Is aheaniiinI u,4y. II wars aid rim.
srrlne, N lul u6ol aud health, tut IL hands heh
al superior tol1n great strength and hcant, ms pe-
nrrd appearance commanding md admired: mut h
tn resemblance Of m d5m. old Rcaliy
JOIN s IlI'RT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

licl Daughters will conduct tie ronuet and nicss
Making CUISINES, with attention ard ltcHncsS
o. t0sfotaai, nd GoMdcrs IL invited Ia eall.
Jan. Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
- ECDgjrsH;E.

AZ Us, - Just received, two handsome North
~, crn made Barouchcs, with extension
49, tops, and for sale at Beach ora stai'"
T., SAMUEL. ANRES.
- il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
BcuClr. EARLY,

s Z re 70 ' ULN IISI T.
now \, the Franklin Hotel, prepared - attend 10
I ,n, ,aii ga, nlay be ,n.io "i'oi him.
"A -, ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

'ho5e WANDERING ,acalet d, " /, scr., n,c> mi sc
ca public cr"dntN anal We hope therefore that
iheirapp5caon, for relief viii receive the fl,oia-
BILE consideration - the community
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

INlItmc rrle1s - passed Totaeeo : - 10 2 81
it,uur Ia Common do III To . ~
1 ounuuut Ia tinui do ~ Ia . ~
W lave &c me fohlecoiunalkct.
Lug, frosted. = 10 10 > -
Lug. tfer 'ion hust and good I u 10 OO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-02

COMMITTEE on bill allow c0unS in ireSpass 10 be
Oiaed with counts 90 the case, Ia actions VI IOrIVHG
injury.
iCs,nmiiiee on Claims reported on peIioo Of 8. r.
HOsMer, q resolution granting him S220 ". ResOIH-
lion rejected and report accepted.
Order Of the day-Biil 10 abolish imprisonment Tor
debit taken up and read.
NJ. Wighimnn advocated the bill at great length.
Mr.. JOhnson Of PlaI"feld, opposed also al great
length. Mr.. WighImaN replied.
Mr. Hungeriord malea brief inquiry about the pro-
visions Of the bill.
Yeas and nays ordered, and Sill laid the table.
Committee on New T"Svna and PrOl,aie Diairc,a re-
ported against petition Ol inhabitants Of Bethel ia Dam-
bury, for new town. Report accepted.
Committee ON Interpretations reported q hill 10 v"ite
tho Worcester aud Norwich Railroad COmpaDrs-.
Read, and after remarks from MeRara Rock well
and Clark of Lebanon, laid the table, 10 enable Mr.
C. I" find il this interpretations was an irrespO"s'le
credfuvp."
Committee on New Towns and Probate Da'rictare.
ported bill 10 set off part VI the tow" oi Oxford to
the town Of Bethany. Read and recommiued.
Adjourned to EIGHT O'Clock IO-'norr0w mornings.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-02
MARRIED.

In Canaan. Mr.. John A. Beckley TO Misc Sally
Monson. both Of that place.
In Plymouth, Mr.. William ]. Richards, Of Castor
to Mise Sophronia Tu,tle.
In Bristol, M. Benjamin W. Hill. Of Providence
r. I. io Mics Margaret ID. Smart Mr. John K. Poms'
ROY 10 Mss Mary J. BrOwW.
il Bloomfield, Nc. Timothy b. Fillsy TO Miss ST.
san z. Latimer. =,
In Bristol, Mr.. Hiram Booth 10 Miss Laura B0rwcl.
DIED,
In on the 18th nit. Polly. aged years,
and 90 The Gle. Henry, aged years. ehildreo Of Dir.
IT, Stafford. Mr Alfred Spsrry aged 80 years; Col.
John Doyle aged 10; Miss Emily r. Malone aged ";
widow Ester Aagur. aged 76-ssns day, Mr. Wm.
I .wrr.ce aged SO: Lent Bishop. Eco, aged 60.
In Berlin, Mr.. Nathaniel Pasmalee. aged 48.
In Middistowa, Mr.. Jacob Miller. aged 80.
in Hartford, Miss Sarah An" Aibro. aged IT,.
In Eas, Hartford, Mrs. Charlotte Perkins. wife Of
Mr. William Perkins. aged 30. a4a as
Ia Sufield, Mr.. Isaac Hasings. aged 46.
In Hartford, Mr.. Joha w. Murphy, aged 80; Mr.
DeaisaB Fris,y, aged 80.
In Burlington, Nj. Zsl'ulon Frisb;e. aged IS.