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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23
From the Alexandria Phoenix.
TO A MOTHER ON THE DEATH OF Two
INFANTS.-BY @. ADAMS.

From the Alexandria Phoenix.
70 A MOTHER ON THE DEATH OF TV
1NFANTS.-BYJ. @. ADAMS.
Sure to the mansions of the bIest,
Wien infant Innocence ascends,
Some angel brighter than the rest
The spotless spirits fight attends.
On wings OF ecstacy they rise,
Beyond where worlds material roll:
I'LL some fair sister OF the skies,
Receives the unpolluted soul.
That inex,inguishabIe beam,
With dust united AT our birth,
Sheds more dim dscolored CLEAN,
The more il fingers upon earth.
Closed in this dark abode Of clay,
The sream Of glory family burns
MOI unobserved The lucid ray
To its own native fount returns.
But when the Lord Of mortal breath
DEGREES his bounty 10 resume,
And points the silent shaft Of death
Which speeds an infant 10 The tomb
NO passions fierce, nor low desire,
Tias quenched the radiance Of The flame
Back TO its God The living fire
Reverts, uncl0uded as il came.
Fond mourner he that solace thine
Let hope her healing charm impart.
And soothe with melodies divine,
The anguish Of a mothers heart,
q think the darlings Of thy love.
Divcsted Of this earthly clod.
Amd the unnunbered saints above,
Back in the bosom of their God.
or lheir short pilgrimage on earth,
Still tender images remain;
Still, still they bless thee for their birth,
And fIial gratitude retain,
Each anxious care, each rending sigh,
That wrung for them the parents breast,
Dwells on remembrance in The sky,
Amid the rap:ures Of the blest.
Der thee, with looks Of love they bend,
For thee the Lord of life implore;
And Oft from sanied bliss dercenh,
Thy wounded quiet to restore.
OF 10 the Stiffness Of The night.
They smooth thy pillow or thy bed;
OF, i'll the morn's returning light,
Sill watchful hover DER thy head.
Hark in such strains as saints employ,
They whisper 10 thy bosom peace,
Calm The perlurbered heart ~ joy,
And bid thy streaming sorrow cease.
Then dry henceforlh the bitter tear;
Their part and thine inverted see
Thou vert their guardian angel here,
They guardian angels are 10 thee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23

BEEs.-Some persons that keep bees
neglect to take them up until some weeks
after they have been consuming the ho-
ney in the hive. The bees cease to
make honey as fast as they consume it
earlier in the season than is generally sup-
posed. They lose after the first OF Septem-
Der. unless they have access to buckwheat
that is in bloom. They will not generally
collect honey enough to support them ia
the two last weeks in August, unless the
weather is very favorable to their laborng
and the season is wet so as to keep supply
of honey in the flowers. We have some
times weighed hives every week or fort
nigt, and have found that in a dry season
the hives were heaviest the last Of July
A hive that gained ten pounds n week in
the last of June and first Of July. lost three
pounds from July % to Aug. 9th. During
this fortnight the weather was as warm al
it had been at any time in the season, bul
| it was very dry. and Of course the flowers
afforded but little honey. If any person
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23

MAdNANIMITY AND GRATITUDE OF A
LION. Prince, n tame hon on board ms
majesly's ship Adraine, had a keeper to
whom he was much attached tho keeper
got drunk one day,and, as tho captain new
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23

The citizens of Auburn have subscribed
$50 900 towards the endowment Of their
College.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
THE WHEAT CROP.

The papers in various parts of the country
speak of the injury which the growing Wheat
CROP has sustained from the Fly The Lexington
Gazette says;
"Thc wheat in some parts of our county Is very
unpromising. The fly is moving it down.
The Stlunton Spectator says
"Thc ny is iniuring the Wheat crop consIdera-
bIy in Rockingham and Rockbrdge. We hear
similar complaints also in this county,
The Baltimore Patriot has the following article
on the subject:
we arc sorry to have accounts from various
,.,r,ors of the rayaces of the IIessian Fly, upon
,bc Growing crop ofWheat. The injury from this
,a,sn toqethcr with that of long continued dNught'
has accustomed many wheat fields in Washington
and Frederick county, of this State, TO be P'ons,-
Cd down. In the rich valley surrounding AofN'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
OBITUARY.

Died IN tbs place GA the evening of Inc 18th
of MAY, after a lingering illness of several months,
Miss LOUISA DANIll., in the l9th year OF her aye
Having embraced the Religion of the Lord Jest,
about scar 400, She cnioNc his sustaining grtec
ON a sick bed and in dNlng hour.
-, in New York on the l9th uit after AN
illness ot Shart duration, llrNm BRowN, Jr. Il
resident al LNnchharg, and eldest SON al Henry
Brown, ol Otter lIiII,, Bedford. He was 4 man of
amlabc and agreeable qualities, Of the most eN-
panied philanthropy, and richly endowed with all
the eQld and manly Virtues, without the slightest
ally OF seii>1ac>> OF vanity Never was thcre a
heart ca>t in Il locr mould, with quicker sen>ibty
" totor aootarr'> WOE" His bonevol,nee was ac-
tive and transformations, h> charities ample and
we'll bestowed, and numerous, as well us tcr,ent,
will be the blessings hrcdthed upon ms memory by
the children Of poverty and affection. lis mind
was highy cultivated and stored with various aud
instructive information, especially IN the depart
mrnt> oi natural history and philo>opev, for which
he had particular ioudneS>. His health wa, sud
denly oeettht6"n many years aeo, and alter VAIN
" seeking its restoration through the influence of
climate aud long continued travelling, he had made
up his mind, patiently and quietly toaWait the re-
suit, not without hope, but with little expectations
of proirlttea HE. 1t WIS upon the eve OF his
fate thai M We most chcerrl will the promise of
recovery, and during the few weeks which pre-
ceded his ioal attack, the indications of returning
health seemed almost decisive. The nauerme H.
fusion and sudden reverse, however, did not throw
him of Ii, olad, and he met hi, death with de-
gree of calm and composule, that made deep
impression ~ , who witnessed it. Conscious OF
approaching i luton, d with mind uu-
couIcd IL t}p. .,la, hc spent his last moments in
soothing hi, alll ~ wife, thanking his friends for
THEN Kind attPutiti# 10 HIM and GIVING "A lively
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
EGBACC 3NL5tp.

Z : II has been circulated throughout the com
try, that Tobaeconi-t Is dIstempcred and unfit
for service. and also, that he has mares than
he serve take this opportunity of coutradic-
ting reports, which are 50 entirely untrue and so
much calculated To prejudice breeders against
linn. We do not dcny his having had a slight
attack of chohc, about Two hours !; we gave hin
strong medicine, and by being exposed To rain on thu
following day, lac took very bad cold from whicl
are happy TO say, he Is recovering very fast. lf
is now III fine health aud ygor. aud ready for the IN
spection of all those who wish to see him
TOBACGONlST had the distempcr IN the fail
after he was 3ycars old, aud of course could never
have il again.
We deny positively his having had more mares
tia nhe could serve al any time; aud although ne
has had his proportion them, he has been limited
to per day al the extent.
Orr object in no, sending him 10 Bedford court
was not the fear al his being seem but the certainty
of Disappointing those mares whose regular days
might come during his absence.
We invite the attention OF breeders 10 the pure
blood superior SIZE, colour and action OF this horse
and to the premiums Offered by us TO the owners Of
die finest colts. NokN EhL Co.
May 30 wv 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

Pa We also earn that the ra,aer> 81 tie IL, have
been Serious and IN numerous instances led 10 the
same result. Eyrn some of the out lots, OF squares
OF ground within the borough limits devoted TO
heat culture, and Of course m the highest stale
OF cultivation and productisencsS, lave been
plonehcd down The Injury to the Wheat from
tins cause prevails, W. hear to a considerable ~
tent IN that section Of the country, hut the Rye Is
SAID 10 look we'll and Ito give promise of a liberal
product
The Franklin pa Repository says the Wheat
IN that region will not Yield more than hall e an
average crop.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
June 2
'gfll ST = Az.

EEURSt MT 10 the provisions Of decd Of mus,
executed by Charles {. Patterson 10 Is
Trustee bearing date fire 10th October l7,1 aud du-
" recorded in The Clerks oiccs OF the counties Of
Bedford. Campbell and Monroe shah. on The 9th
Of June, l-}6. Al Bedford Gonn House, sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, the whole, much Of
the following property will be sufficient tor hc p
poses expressed IA sad deed, w three neg oes,
VIII. viva and Cherry all the ~ald Patfcf>on's
stock ol Horses. Cattle Hoo. Sheep Household
and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Ioels, x. VI
So thrtulrt OF Land on which said Patterson rr-
sdrs and on which is situated an excellent Gfisr and
Saw Mil. IN the county OF Rcdlold. Also, all the
interest vheh the said Patterson has in the estate Of
Henry Epsou. dec. III the county OF Campbell IN
the rIll Of his wife. Jane. The estate consists OF
atract OF Land aud about - Negroes, with other
property. s. be sold at the time and place,
also. a tIarf uf Land in the county of Monroe, on
which Charles Talbot resides, containing about 20
acres, being the same tract purchased by said Pat
tctlon in trust, 10 secure A. y. Nichols and y. A.
Edison. after satisfying the deeds made for that plr
pose which are likewise recorded IN Bedford Clerk $
Office or any interest which said Patterson may have
been pussesecd. al the date OF the deed fst above
named. VIII convey other tide 10 any Of the
property IN the deed mentioned, that is vested in
BY the same.
Al persons indebted to said Patterson on any ac-
count the d4c of the deed aforesaid are request
ed TO make payment 10 me. as | am authorized by
the decd 10 collect such debts have been then
owing to HIM w. l.. GOGGlN, Trustee
June , wids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
CHARLESTON, Nav %.

O'Icr ot Gtn. SooH.-We have been put in
session, by the sch'r Amelia, Capt. Norton, ar.
ed on Saturday AFTERNOON from ST. Augustine
an order OF Con. Scorr, dated at that place on
lHh INST. We regret 10 perceive in il ndica-
rs OF the strong mutual discomfort, existing be-
zen tho General and the people of Florida The
neral complains bitterly of the conduct of tho
iridians, alleging, that within few days, the
nrslon OF but five Indians into new neighbour
I'd in the heart OF Middle Florida 81 the commits
n of IA murder by them, had put the inlabi,anls
light and giving other instances of wild fear,
f''cd b causes equally inadequate, both in Eas-
n and-Nldde Florida. at is evident" says
Order, THAT no General, even viii, extern
means, can cure ii disease in the public mind,
general and SO degrading, without some little ef-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

Il was an hl-adNlsed movement On the nar, of Nj
f'hckney. and that SO Far from q,ietinr discus-
0' 10 lle haa The vanity TO presume would be the
result OF his labors, he has, by increasing the nros
OF 'o'h parties defeated the ayowed purpose of his
proposition. 1t Is, indeed, Il real zston ofthe old
iaele oil the Mountain and the Mouse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

o. The Expunging Resolution, which las
slept on the table of the Senate ever since Mr.
Leigh'S overwhelming argument against, IT was ta-
ken up on the 9th, for the purpose OF ahordng /
saac Hill an opportunity ofm1<ng speech in its
favor 1t was then laid upon the table, where II
should forever remain. Senator Hill, after making
his speech retired from the Senate, being called to
New lInmpshreto enter upon the discharge oil
the new duties to which he as been Called as Go
vernon Of that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
"A Valrst'o James River Estate, and
1yryGIT0R RENT.

A s administrators, with the will annexed, Of
7 y MAJ. VIM. Warwick deceased, wish TO
lease, for term of years, that very valuable and
we'll known tract of LAND, situate on James Ri
yer, in the County Of Amherst, formerly the pro-
ncrty of VIM. Gait, decd. There is on this tract
large body of fertile river bottom, and extern
sve and valuable Manufacturing Mill.
will lease the Land and Mill jointly or scpa'
ratcly. Possession Of the Mill will be delivered
on the ls day of June next, and that of the Land
on the LIST day OF January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops of small grain at the usual season,
during the approaching fall.
The attention of the enerprizing and industri-
Gus is particularly invited to this Property, as 1t is
conGdentl, believed that finer prospect of maxi
ING money rarely oc ,nrs than that here preset tcd.
JNO. Nj. OTHY.
April IL ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

,,ucr cover oi the bushes. bun were disIodged by "A
loco Of artillery under tho direction of the COM
landing officer OF artillery.
/ Under all these circumstances, aud the state Of
PAirty which exists as 10 the future intention. Of
be enemy, the commanding General has request
i that lllc Concord may remain here and for
IL same reason, the marines also, under Lieut..
faslron.-l think, however, that they will not be
~ detained, as | do mol believe the sloekads To
ihc against the immense force which the enemy
III u.loubtedly bring against il.
The troops hdvn been Withdrawn from Charlotto
irbor, and the fishermen and inhabitants, about
io hundred IN number, are on their way to Espi-
N Sanlo bay, for the purpose of fixing themselves
ono Of the islands at the entrance Of the bay.
he Indians, il is sait will send their periocl,os
IN Charlotte harbofCWith the intention of de-
Dying tho Rancho and fishery belonging TO Cap
n Buncc, and also any inhabitants, they may find
either Of the other islands, which they can
obably easily accomplish, as we are abou, thirty
les distant. shall however, occasionally send
Launch with Twelve pound howitzer, accom-
med by Of the other boats, for their protcc-
| am happy to inform YOU that the officers and
w ofthis ship continue in good health, tho num-
of our sick list being but three.
have the honor to be, with great respect, your
,dicnt servant, NJ. Z. MIX C.
Com. ALEXANDER J. DALLAS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
MARRIAGES..

Married, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev,
VIM. ;. Reid, Nj. l,Mfs f. lIoRNrn, Merchant
OF this place, 10 Miss ANN ELIZA, daughter of vii
kins Watson, Esq, Of Amherst.
In Washington City, on the evening of the l7lh
April, by the Rev. Mr. Lowering, Mr.. \. l.. SIR
TIE, olA ifgaia, Printer, 10 Miss Many Am Ro-
DER, of 0.corse,uwn, u. {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
GEN. SCOTT

The Globe, of the 26th ut contains an official
despatch from Gen. Scott, dated at St Augustine.
May IL. lie complains of severe indisposilion
compliments Gen. Clinch and Capt. Thraston,
both OF whom sent TO the President their re,io-
nations; and speaks in natterng terms of Col.
bankhead, who is also, said 10 be in very inlirm
health. The General likewise gives a detailed ac-
count OF the military movements in Florida, which.
however, does not differ materially from the unof-
neal statements heretofore published. lie COM
plains of the volunteers in decided terms. and es-
pecally of Major Reed of Tallahassee. whom he
charges with extraordinary and dl>gracctul de-
linquency," cowardcc and falSehood -" Associ-
aicd with such officers and men, (says Gen. scou)
no mans honor is safe He adds, that although he
believes that " 500 OF fewer regulars might easily
beat the whole of the Seminole warriors, il then
co"ld stand, yet at least 5000 Of the best troops
are required to finish this war''-thc command of
whom, he says, he sail neither seek nor de-
cline Gen. Scott concluded his letter thus:
have written tie foregoing, sick and in haste
In a few days hope to be well AGAIN, when shall
attempt to g,yr SaccnctIv the causes which have
!
late day on which was ordered 10 Florida
We shall be prepared to do Gen. Scott Justice,
when he shall lay his defence before the Amcri-
can people. With the lights now before us, how
ever, cannot help a,trbuting the diSgracelul
termination OF the Florida campaign maioip TO his
own incompetcucv. Oihcr causes may have con-
,plrcd with tbs 10 prevent the success of our arms,
such the unmanagcabIr character Of the yolun-
teprS, and especially the late period at which he
vas ordered TO Florida. But we have no cyidcn-
reS Of the FIRST, aud a, To the last 1t WIS fault OF
the administration, greatly aggravated by Gen,
Scou's unaccounabIc activity while he was 20 ma
ny weeks shut up IN Picolata, planning hi, grand
movement by which he intended 10 cncircle Occ-
ola aud hi, Little band, and which resulted in such
4 ndicrous abortion!
There will be nnnmcrable paper wars conse-
qorut upon the failure of the Florida campaign, the
prominent delinqacnts each shifting as much as
possible of the censure from his own shoulders TO
those OF his nci.hbor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

o. Mr.. Wise recently suggested that i, would
be right to make it an improbable offence for a
ny President of the L. Sates to use the ranking
privilege for the purpose of promoting the election
ola favorite candidate TO the Presidency. The i
dea did not take, however.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

u Garrson's Libcrator, extra, con ans no
tce conyoking a meeting of the Abolitionlsts oil
New England, On massc, to be held in Boston, on
the 9th Nav. The call is signed by near 5000
persons; and yet Mr.. Pncknev and his new allies
would make us believe that the fanatics are feeble
in number and influence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
EI.NNEA Zoo X : .

EtSf received. at new suppl, Of nd bound G,inf
~ lined ledoef Journals and Day Books, which
will he sold low, ton cash.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Nly % Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

if'liE subscriber respectfully inform, has friends
4 Physicians, country metehants aud the pnhhe
generally, that his Sprung supply Of DIR GS, MED
ltlNtS, Ne. las now arrived. Ills stock Is very
extensive. embracing nearly all the Ntir Remedies.
Putfnt Medicines, Chemicals. 81. purchased by him
self ia the Northern Cities. I'll of which he can lie
commend as being fresh and genuine.
The following comprises plrt oil has assortment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

o. The las DanviIle Reporter made its APP
pearancc in new and handsome dress. 1t is one
Of the most ably edited Journals in the South, and
deserves the patronage of the community IN which
it is printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

- The Senate Of New York has recently
lost four Of lis members M0S>rS. kcmblc and Bisl-
op, having been declared, by vote of that body
to have been g guilty Of official and moral mlscon-
duct, and motion having been made to erpcl
them, tn" former Immediately resigned. Bishop,
however, held on to his seat, and the proposition
10 cNpel him was rejected, 10 to II. On The an
nnnciation of this vote, Mcs>rs. Young and Van
S,haiek, who had been chiefly instrumental in
BILE, re.iqnedhcirs Bishop afterwards resigned
also. The crime alleged against the two Senators
was * gambling in the Stocks,' and using their
official stations to in their spccula-
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
CooHs TOR SALE.

I WISH to sell middle aged woman who is a
4 good plain Cook and excellent Washer.
f.. FLETCHER.
May 9. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
y T. W EST \ BLUSH VI T. ~ T E..
FoURQUNEAN6 d PALMER.
sign OF THE
BOY ~ a OR.DE.V' .NOssV.JR,

- ~ ~ w OHsHIkssV sNDk 70 1s1hd,
N he Brick Tenement, tric doors bciotr N, Post
oNrc. and b,hrfsn H. Il. NorrHs Fancy DIV
Good Sior, and Thu nan md ScLooideids Hard
trurt Establishment
WING eutrred iuto partnership. Tor the
purpose ol carving On The Apotherats aud
Druggist business III THIS parc. take the method
OF informing ont friends aud the public generally
that"c ate no" RECEIVING aud opening. direct from
Baltimore. Philadelphia and NeN fork, an cnrc
new assortment ut
lmsu ssp GrNriNf Mnt,INFs, Dauas. fAtxrs,
ous. hrf Srrrfs, SetcfoN's lNsrHeMrNrs,
Nc. a..
comprising All the newest and nest approved mtlclcs
III Use, all otwhch haN" hren recently selected with
great carr. hN one oi the finn.
\, ATE determined Ia scllon accommodating
terms, especially Ia #lrge de tler>, Nc particularly
invite Physicians aud county Merchants 10 gave us =
call.
Order nom distance nou,pt, attended to, put
up IN the most cWchil manncr, aud terW ndrd with
the greatest despatch. " solicit share OF the
public patronage,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

~ The Paris Quotidenns attributes the In
dian war in Florida to the effects Of emSSares en-
poyed by the English government, for the purpose
Of injuring the commerce of the United States !
We wonder if the specula'ions of American our
nails ON European affairs are as ridiculous as tie
remarks of their learned Thebans in relation to
our domestic condition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
REV gsI
or THE I4SCUBTRG HtRhET,
COvrFcict. hg EEO!cOlstM 4 OtcV.

Comparison Of Inspections $50, 73i.
Paaaed and Rcfd For Inspection Stock
ls35, Nay 81, 6l}5 81 25l6
l~36 May 81 5525 HOP i-10
For the information Of our friends and the plan
ers generally, annex the sales OF Monday and
Tne>day:
Monday 28fh of MAY, p bids were sold; Man
uflcturing ga li,cs ibid at ID -; Al :. II -;
al SIC; | n 50 %; Stcmmine, Shipping and
French qualities, hid at 50 , al 80; at
8 :: at I -; 3 bids. Lugs frosted, ! at 81, !
at3 90, al -.
Tuesday, May 3lst.--(10 hhds) Manufacturing
qualities, hld. at Sl4 30 | at - ; at / 50 ;
2at 10 . al 10 2at9 Is; | at Q - !;
Shipping, Stemming and French qualltes p
Lids, extreme prices 81 to 9, average $ refused
Leaf s. ; hbd,. Lugs, i free of frost, Il 50 |
at ! GO; II ) 20; | ats so: frosted 50 90.
IIolcombc 4, Otey, have sold hhds. during the
week, for w W. Richardson, OF Gas"cl county,
North Carolina, | at SD 73 al II 30 both
bought b. James Y. Morgan, for the Baltimore,
South and Western markets.
We notice no material change for two weeks, in
the Tobacco market. We expect it will now be
DO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

o. Presenting that the details of the brilliant
triumph in Texas, and the bloody disasters on our
Indian frontier would be more acceptable TO our
readers than any thing else, we have occupied a
large portion of this mornings paper with them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
u Z w sPTIIS c. GOOD s.
ss'EEFY'E3 81 SMITH,

- AVE- jus received, and are now opening, in the
u house formerly occupied by Messrs. r. :.
MILLER x Go. two doors below the Farmers Bank
Of Virginia, their entire stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware and Cutlery. Fats, Shoes,
and Bonnets,
Of the Latest stye,-to which they invite the parii
cuar attention Of their friends and the public gene
rally, before purchasing
April II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
April Il
RIO = Il II r i a r = 2
DENTIST,

1t AS returned to Lynchburg, and may be found
u Z At the Franklin Hotel.
May is II