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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

~. Gen Harrison reached Richmond on y ed
'1,v evening last on visit TO his daneht"r'
Taylor) who resides in that city, where he
.,,s met by committees from Philadelphia and Bal
..,,,s Who had been deputcd to invite him TO
"a. through those cities On his return 10 ohIo.
Clouds in New York have also extended 10
a., similar invitation. Gen Harrison feels some
!, rca,y in taking this route, lest his doing SO may
A.. ;,palel 10 improper motives. But We imagine
H. u;l find it impossible 10 resist the urgent solic-
,,,;o,s fhs friends i'll that section. of the tnion,
-, If whom served under him durin the late
,,.,r and are anxious again 10 greet their old com
-, Nor can the Van Burcniles apprchcnd
,y DANCER from his visit 10 those States, il there
any truth in their own descriptions of his per-
.o,al app earance and his mental imbecility, and
nv sincerity in the " wish" expressed by some of
H., that every man in the United States could see
.h. General. If he be tho g dotard" that they
,.,re,en, him TO be, his excursion will make IL
ra;os, himself The Nanics ought mol, there
~ TO complain, even should the General follow
s = ;lln strious example of Old Hickory himself,
throw off all disguise and openly ccctoneer among
abe people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
REVOLUTIONARY MEASURE !,

The Van Buren, leaders in Maryland, in order
10 deprive the Wings OF the fruits OF their recent
victory in that State, threaten to resort TO the
.c,perate expcdient of refusing to 90 into Eleclo-
raI College, and thereby to prcUem the choice Of
!, Senofe--the constitution requiring that "a T.
leciors shall be necessary TO form quorum, and
The Wings Numbering but p They admit that
,Ie effect of this violent attempt to defeat the will
.f the people, fairly expressed, will be, if not
,r,,y. A dis solution Of their government, and that
MARYLAND will i'm mcdia,eIy lapse into territorial
~,.,e. and will be compelled to form IA new consli
,,,os and 10 seek for re-admi>sion into the Union
and that, Of course. She will lose her rerresen-
,s,,on in both branches Of Congress, aud he dis
1,auch,scd in the next Presidential election And
eli These evils are To be encountered, TO wrest from
,ie Wings the fruits Of heir trumph. The COM
n,unny any see from this revolutionary and an
srcl,a doctrine, coupled with that lacoblnical
principle now urged by certain dcmagogues in
PENNSYLVANIA, that State Convention has right
. to impair the obligation Of contracts" in direct
oon,rayen,ion both OF the letter and spirit of the
FEDERAL constitutions, TO what desperate expedienls
the offce-holders are prepared 10 resort, in order
to retain their ill-uscd power If these things be
done in the green tree What may we not expect in
the dry But we will not believe that the people
will tolerate such infamous doctrines. We have
that confidence in their intelligence and virtue to
believe that they will not only scout down such
revolutionary measures, but that the party which
advocates them will be annhiated by their own
teen Van Buren, Electors Of Maryland, there will
be found at least three honest and patriotic men,
who will prefer the triumph of antagonist party,
rather than the ruin of their country, by ac,
,iIIainous in its conception as it would be danger
ou. IN its results.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

VIM. Sumper, Col Aug. Lcii~ich. Rev. James
Mcdonald, Wm Dean and Tho. Love.
o. hesofred, That the gentlemen above named,
WIN those heretofore appointed by the Central
committee, be earnestly solicited 10 be vieilant
ana active IN disseminating information among the
people, 10 urge them to the polls On the day Of T.
lection, to attend the precincts in their rcspee-
1--WE 'einlile>, aud to tia, the voters be pro,i-
Died with tickets,
Z. hesofred That Cen David Rojes, Peter
~. Nelson, Oh. l. Mosby, Til. \. locombc, John
thurman and Daniel Love be u sub committee,
=" attend 10 the procurement and distribution al the
different precincts of sufficient number of Elec-
toral Tickets
ordered, That these proceedings be publish
cd !" the L,nchburg Nrslnian and Richmond
Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
FOREIGN GRAIN MARKETS.

Liverpool latter ofthc Sill August says
- Further sales of Foreign Wheat in bond have
been made at As ) per 10 lbs to some extent,
and several parcels of SOM Flour have been taken
At 2;;>. 20 per barrel. Tie weather is now very
FIN" for tire harvest, just commenced in the South,
which has checked the Improvement in the corn
markets"
The Phadcl phia Price Current OF the lOth
SAWS" BY private adv'ces from Bremen of the
2jh July, we learn that had Just reached thar
place stating the partial failure OF the Wheat crop
in this country, which at once caused a good de-
subsequent orders could MOI be filed short Of -
landed here and all expenses paid. Most Of the
orders previously received from this country wer,
limited too low to be completed. 1t is probable
that considerable supplies OF Whoa, and RYE will
reach this country about the beginning of Noven,-
Der next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

tho quantity vas reduced one bali, and the value in
about tie >ame proportion. in 1881 the value oil
brrad-stnlls imprinted was only ,0S2 dollars. The
year ending ON the 30lh of the present month will
show still smaller exports ol these articles, aud
larger imports. And the ensuing year. from pre-
sent appearances, will very possibly show nn Il
mount OF imports equal To the exports. Should
tho corn crop he eat oil IN the Nafthurnn,u> states
as II Is No" WY liable to be, by the early appear
ancc OF frost, the most extraordinary phenomenon
will prohabl, occur, ottho greatest grain growing
country IA the world becoming dependent upon 10
reign countries iof a portion oi lis bread
v !. Jour- Conn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

A " short Address.'-Thc last Charlottesville
Republican contains eight columns, to be ICON
cuded next week" of what the long winded writer
IS pleased to term " short address" to the people
OF Nelson county, vindicating the claims of Martin
Van Buren, TO their support. But, in his enume-
ration Of Vans good Deeds he iorgets to say word
about his course on the Missouri questionable
NE writer think that Vans hostility to the South
THAT occasion would be IA pill SO bitter that even
his ingenuity could not render it paIatable to the
Nelson voters! We opine 50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
Land for sale OF. Rent.

Wi@'illN9 10 s rrn "l my hand, to the so',..
OF land. ON which, INV 1--we, lying IN the
lower end ot Campbell county, ON both sides of
Whipping Creek, Just above lis entrance uto Stallil-
ton River, five miles below Sam'I Pannill's five
miles above Broohural, and thirty miles :. L. 81
l.ynchburg.-lhis tract contains about 800 acres,
about one hall cleared there Is nearly BOO acres oi
bottom land, or low grounds, most OF which lie in
one body, presenting beautiful view, and is YER,
productive OF corn. wheat. oats tobacco and grass.
Nearly all the high land that is To clear is fine
s s,fG"S G~s". nn.r ia nsr% is o"
two feet front, which --s&a. have bull, in ,Le
course OF the last four OF five Yeas aud neatly fin
iShed together with all necessary out houses most
~ new and OF good workmanship a plenty OF excel
lent tobacco bafns &c. &c.-'fhis land is well WA
tered has on II an excellent Mill Site. and lies in a
very agreeable ucIg hborhood. To say more is un-
necessary, as persons wishing To purchase rent,
will first view torthemSeveS. will take negroes in
payment. LEWIS ID. POIADENTER.
\. B.-The Richmond Enquirer will give this 8
insertions. and ofwa their account to this office
for payment. l.. ID. Z.
September - st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

u To break the effect of their defeat in
Man, land, the Van Buren, presses are referring to
the popular rote, (of which their majority is some
. or 3O00) to show that the State is safe for Van
Buren,. And yet these same candid gentlemen
refuse to admit that the Wing Majority of 5000 in
kentucky and 5000 in North Carolina furnishes
any reason to apprehend the defeat Of their idol
in those States! We had always supposed that
what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gan
der likewise
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

Rl NIRIt l. OF decree of the circuit superior
~ count of aw aud chnnccrs Tor tie county of
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th day ri Apnl lSl6
between the President. Directors aud Company of
the Bank oi rgina, and the President. Directors
and Company ot the Farmers Bank ot Virginia.
PianlIls against Richard Harrison and others. De
iend'nIs Will sell. NJ Amherst courthouse. before
jonathan y Stout's Tavern, To the highest bidder,
IN credit OF one and two years, for equal PORTIONS
OF the purchase money. on Monday the i1th day OF
October next, that btlng Amherst court day. the
TR ACT or E4tND, IN thu proceedings
mentioned. containing 7l3 acrcs, and is adjoining
and mean the residence of COT Richard Harrison,
the purchascrio negotiable notes, with GOOD
endur,,rs payable AT one of the Banks at INuch-
burg, and the title to be- retained collateral secu-
rny. THO. \. EUBANk.
ShsgF 2f imherSt County, dad Com'r.
Sept - no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
4 e. FRED.
TO NJ nN CHANr9,

fENlil impression which is abroad, that have nj
Il tered the terms, and now sell 10 per cent. a
bove Tie Richmond prices is uuiounded. and totally
untrAe-please give me a call and know for your
selves am now receiving the Fall imbortutiOns by
the ships harmoro and Hurkairdy which renders
the assortment OF CHINA AND EARTlIEN-
WARE large and complete.
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
September 10 y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
RIcnMoNp, Sept. /.
FOREIGN WHEAT

1t will be seen that the price OF foreign wheat is
enhanced, in cons qucnce OF the failure of the \
merican crop. We understand that Mr.. NoLTING,
one of our cnterprizi' g shippers, will have car
90 or more at this port, from Bremen, by the
middle of November. Compiler
The London Globe announces that " in conSc-
quence oftle failure of the crops in the Uni
ted States, several agents have arrived in Liver
pool for the purpose of buying up flour and tram
sporting II across the Atlantic. One OF these "a
gent, is expected in Dublin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
70 Darid k1fe md Robert hVie .

'IN\kE NOTICE, that We shall ON the ith day
OF October next, At thr store house OF Samuel
H. Woods Co, IN Rocky Mount Franklin coun
", take the deposition, of William, Joiss, rhoma,
PEARSON and others, To be read e,ideJcc III aeaus,
depending III thanccrN, in the Circuit SupSu",
Court of Law and thauccry or the county of Mont
eomcry IN which YOU are plaintiffs, aud we and 9th
ers are defendants II said dispositions are not com
plctcd on the day aforesaid, the, will be continued
from day TO day until they finished.
Yours, Nc.
SAMmEi; li\iRSToN, r,u,,,,, g.,
RoB"f 4. WOODS, '"S''S &c
September 10 wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
STR sYED OR STOLEN.

FROM my Wagon, about 10 mile, w.sr
-, OF Lynchbnrg, Mr. Smiths, Double
NY Banehes.nn the Forest Road. leading thence
to Liberty, the hight of the Gih int. Il bright
sofel Mare, about ten years odd low III order abou
feet high, and was raised by Mr. Cunningham
near liac's Ford. \ liberal reward and all inrideu
tai expenses will b" given for her, delivered to me NJ
salem, Bolrionli county, and any Information vii
be thankfully received.
WILLIAM FERGUSON
September L. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

o The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Mr..
Payner, the Van Buren, candidate for Congress in
The Southwark district, who spells cabbage " kab-
b'feh," has pledged himself to take two quarters
schooling provided lie be elected to Congress
SIX months at his b c's will doubtless make him
An accomplished legislator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

W The annual receipts on the Utica and Sche-
"ectady Rail Road are estimated at 500 $50,
81 per cent. on the of the construction. How
uoeS TINS fact tally with Gen. Jackson's statement
''a' no Kali Road divides the half Of ono per cent.
upon The investment! The President friends
should be bastinadocd for misleading him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
600 GALLONS FALL AND WiNTEi
Wv LAMP OIL.

HN1b 'btisoNS TALl. AND NINTEk
WV LAMP OIL.
&, barrels Malaga Wine,
- do and hall do Madeira Wine and ma
ny other Wines in bottles aud casks.
- Ladies' Misses aud Childrens lnlia Rub
Der Aprons,
36 pair Ladies' Fur Lined India Rubber
Shoes, assorted sizes,
81 Accortlians. siuglc and double keyed.
SOO lbs. Fresh Candies assorted,
S,n " sal Aratus aud Pearl Ashes
~ barrels Coal Tar,
IL baskets aud , chests best Sweet Oil
cases ilqno,icc.
IL tirrrcs London Brown Stout and Porter
pnts aud quarts,
do Philadelphia Porter do do
81 doz. white, pink aud amber coorcd Cham
palgnc Wine pint and quart bottles,
90 don. tLrct, IN the parcel several best
brands III use,
~ doH. Port Wine, ) do burgundy
- dnz Madeira Wine. p do Muscatc
- d"h. German Wines, Sag, Old Hook, etc.
choice quality,
doz Champagne, Nuseael, Il dol. each
Champagne aud Cognac Bran dies
81 boxes by lOand 10 by II Window Glass
Best Bfand,cS, Holland Gin and Rum.
"t sale N quantities tn suit purchasers; or tho
hofr OF nay the Subscribers entire stock of goods
would be sold ON advantageous terms.
non Ell D4TIES.
Sept 10 G,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
LOST

M Monday, the l2,h inst. on the main street
" IA LadN's Emo GOLD WATCH, viii, a
Black Berlin Wire Guard Cham attached To it
"hc Watch Wis enclosed in red Morocco case.
or ,ntall box. \ suitable reward will be paid Ia
the tn Ter. ON leaving it AT the Nirsnan Once.
Sent 10 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

u The Enquirer in asserting HAT Am,. Ken.
dall's ider-in law vas appointed by the late po,,-
master General, docs not impugn the CORRECTNESS,
ct the statement that Amos's family are chartered
upon the treasury. Who Keeps the flihcr-in-law
til" Notwithstanding the nephcwsand the cousin, in
office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
u Gen Robert \. llasne has been electe
in'endan' OF Charleston, without opposition.

u We have been presented With some fine
Apples from 'Ie Nursery OF Mr.. VIM. l. lsbcll
Formerly Richard>on's) in this vicinity. The IA
your is excellent, and they arc of mammoth d.
mcnsion>.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

an adjoining county, lam ered'Cly informed y,
thai d" ;s,,atc's court, in dersion, by Inc Clark
pc to ' =, !, likely that the who then elected
lraf. .,ahle. in burlesqne. will now vote for him
President p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

Rjchmond .NorAet, Sept. l5-Whcar, : b To
81 90 with occasional sales as high as 80. Flour
Country SSl.
New York Narket, Sept l3.-Wcs,crn Flour
i, quoted at SS1 to 9.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
DE. Tvs
SPLENDID SCHEME

Beside, 20 o 800 30 of $500. 10 of S23O 50 Of
201 ~ of Si53, I0p of lOJ, amounting to more
than hnif mHian IF doiiqrs.
Tickets so. Halves -. Quarters - 30
Orders from the country inclosing the cash or
lr1a tickets (post pald) will be thankfully received
and promptly attended 10.
All Hacurrcm Bank notes taken At par for tickets
WI. DEAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

OIs John Sergeant and John NJ. Scott are the
Wing candidates for Congress in Philadelphia,
Messrs. lngersoll and Harper, the present repre-
sentatiyes, declining recollection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

u For late and interesting Eorcisn .Nems,
M. ''" Pase.-Some of the papers are COM
:: the sagacity of Ex-Presdenl Adams
49, ''''See'ng the interest which Texan affairs and
-. ""oe''on OF the L. S. with them, would ex-
=, - ~ "reat Britain. But we rather suspect that
"" ' LS'prcsden''s prediction was of tina, class
r'ouuct their own fGlmcn. The South
s"aef Will be struck with some OF the notions
0' the British orators.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

The Corn Trade.-Bread stuff, have hitherto
constituted of our principal articles of export.
amounting in 1881 to within a small iractidn of
Sl2,OOO,OOO. In 1885, I'VE speak, in both cases,
Of the commercial year, ending Both September
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

o"o'era IN Charleston.-The Board of Health,
Y" ''e ''' INST reported % new cases, 20 OF which
were olacks-G more deaths. On the 9TH, Is
nc" cases. oil which II were bldcks-S more
Deaths
NC report OF the appearance Of Cholera in Au-
susta proves to be incorrect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
LOOK THIS j.

" r. have two handsome SADDLE AND ITAK-
" NESS HORSES which will sc sold low.
McCORkLE ~ MCDANIEL.
Scptcmberl9 Wv If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
DREAMED 4 DlsE:AN!!!.

ON one of the hot, loggy NIGHTS, winch have
~ of late infested US, | fell into AN unaule1
sumhcr. Mc,hoaehl Twas standing under the Por
CO OF than Hotel, 81 wen known as Old Bob's Porch.
at the Franklin. Looking up, | saw in letters
handsomely DISPLAYED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
CASH FOR WHEAT.

rNNllE Subscribers, tone door above Richard "
REESE viii give the highest market ice Tor
Wheat throughout the Season.
BOOTH 4 LACY.
july : ,sf
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FOR RENT

~ h THE. House AID Lo, Ton tho Court House
ltllhN li'll) NJ present occupied by MIR. Howell
Lewis. Possession b, had the 4ih of
next month. CHRISTOPHER WINFREE.
sept. - y, If.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
Ward's lottery and gxchange Office.

! was tempted Ia walk in and buy Ticket.
Time in dreams flies tda The drawing ca ne on
Tucsday,-l saw il and Nos.-camc on, TEN
THOUSAND DOLL \RS HAD TIE
TICKET
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mbcr Aottcry---I / ID

I'"sldc' many of CLOS SIS. aud SIS
Whole Tickets only si--lIal,rs r,,-Qrs 81
For sale At WARDS LUCKY OFFICE.
Som
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19

Ticket No. % 26 81, capital prize OF $500,
also one of $50 x 800 just sold and paid at this
Office.
To our friends, we would say call at once and
secure a chance, for the handsome Capitals To be-
distributed hire ON Tuesday evcning-Some
"lucky whit vii yet 10000 for only = !, nj
ANEHET'f'S OFFICE
81 10
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vS.sssE1'.S OFFICE,

(First door aborr tie Franklin IfofeL)
SpLE,NnED SCliEME!
To be drae" at Ly"chbarg on Tuesday next,
2Oh September, 1896.
Ii Numhcr T.otforu---7 Erarrn N nllnAa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
REVIEW
or TIE LINCXBURG MARKET,
Corrected by Richard Tyrcc,

Inspected the past week go hhds passed and re
fused
No change in the price Of tobacco the past
week, except in Manufacturing, lcl is scarce,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
DIR AWNING EGElV ED.l
Avcrctt's Office, Sept 10, 1876.

Drawn Nos. Of the Wellsburg No. 5, drawn 10
INST.
81. 66. 20. 81. o.. s. 80. 81. Is. -. 26 l.
ANlIIlIR lApIrAI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
TRUST SALE Or land.

Sept. 10
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-16

same; To be approved of by the President of e Senate and the Speaher of the House of Representatives
 Mf' ifege moved to lay the message and whole mat. ter on the table til the lst of March next On which motion the yeas and nays were called for and stood as follows: s'Ss ss
 feas-Messrs. Adams, Aston. Blaelmore Cald. well, Culp, ifoge. Logan, Mors, Phillips B.ncan. Reyburn, Roysdon, Roberts. Shell, Smith, Teeyanl,' Thompson, Tidwell Tuy, Whinnery, and Mr Speak. er--2I.
 Nays-Anthony, Blair, Boone, Brandon, Byrd. Cal. vert Cooke Dickinson, Franks, Crimes Hardin, .Iud- klns, Lasater, Linton, Littell Maxwell, May NlIton Morton, Pelham, Pyburn. Royston, Taylor, Tolcson TaeleF, Vaughn ai,ti .Iones--27.
 so the motion was lost.
 Nr. Royston moved to amend the above lcsoiution by substituting the following:
 Resolved by the General Assembly of inc State of Arkansas, That there be elected Public Printer, by a Jolnf vote o both Houses of the General Assembly for tie State oi Arkansas who shall hold his office for tho term o TWO years from and after his olecton and until ms successor shall be elected and qualified, who shall give bond and security the Governor tor lhe faithful discharge of his dutes and who shall receive sueh compensation for his services as shall hereafter be pre- scrhed by law.
 The question being on the adoption of the amend. ment, the ayes and noes called for and stood as follows;
 Yeas-Messrs Adams, Aston, Blair, Boone. Bran. don, Byrd, Caldwell, Culp, Hogo, Logan, Milton, Aors, Philips, Reyburn, Royston Roberts, She'll Smith, Teeyault, Thompson, 1olleson, Tidwell Tu. ly Nhinnery Vaughn and Mr. Speaker-25.
 Nays--Messrs. Anthony Blackmore, Calvert, Cooke Dickinson, Franks Grimes, Hardin, Judkins, Lasaer, Linton, Lttell, Maxwell, May Morton. pel- nam, fyburn, Reagan, Koysdon, Swain Tucker-21
 In the House, on Thursday, the bill for inc election of Electors was taken up read third time and passed, and sent to the Senate, whero was read first and second time, committed to committee of the whole, and made the order of the day for Friday.
 h the House (sane day,) Mir. Roberts introduced q bill to define the boundaries of Searcy county. Read first tnie--rules dispensed with, read second and third time ard passed and sent 10 the Senate.
 In the Senate, (same days1 Mir Ringgold Introduced bl for establishing an academy at Batesvile. Read q first time and passed to second reading.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-16

just dii1donee iaeeaid 10 my qualifications, teach es me- ieow-elzens, to solicit and hope for your l- auisence, instruction and aid. May the goodness ef that unerring Providence which has ever merciiully shielded us m our infancy continue to guard aid and uphold our liberties. His goodness teaches and en- courages me 10 offer up my supplicalions, that he will continue 10 make our happy country the object of His Divine care.
 The oath of office was then administered and the Governor and Senate retired.
 Ordered that 1000 copies of the above address he printed for the use of the House.
 And the House adjourned.