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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

men.
80. :, post,n haNt been sentenced 10 DC hihs-
II !. stated in the Boston papers, that the 'nospen-
49,. II an tbarlrstunn Navy and, Is seoai hetls
,.1J ia ieaic Of the larger class. to mount %
Guns. The sloop OF ~ar Boston, ot - guns smear
IL ready ioi at tie same yard
The Philadelphia papers announce with ever, ma
nif.i3tiou Of regard ard regret. the DEATH a'tsf
,e,v shotf Illness, OF Roberts Aaux one oi Tue Jul
,ices Of the Con men Pleas OF that CITY, but he'ie,
known as ti.e intelligent aud iLdttatigaeie '1eua al"
p,.moter of every pan designed TO Improve edsca-
lion. RESTRAIN efgc, ala augment o'' '""' ''' nv
riotai haI plness
Nr. CLAYTON made srccc.stul ascent IN balloon
from New Orleans, en- The -eih nlt
TIN cclrh,a;rd Archibald Hamilton Rowan whose
connection with Tie IRISH executive piior TO l!io
and aho,c ingulaf from prison have assoea-
ted his name ~ = rtlnerl lbe manner with the mo-
dcul hisiof, oil Ireland died f.eentIy al his house IN
Dublin in the -fth yeai 81 LIS age.
The Princess Of Taleyrand aho has been separa-
ted for many veal llol her husband, tue great mp
lomatfst died on tie 9TH december iii efIlth .eaf
We have Just seen copy of Holland Life OF Van
Rnrcn The kiudcrkooktr has now three lives, enc
by Holland one Ly Elnmons. and one by Crockett
Bcfore the election * over he will doubt have aine
lires-lEc other Glinall ns."- Lon. jour.
Administration Jacob Asor recently sold the
Great Hotel in broadway. to- his son. " illlaln b. As
tor Ter one d1llGr. and delivered the title deeds ON
new years DAY. II john Jacob has any more such
bargains hand wc'lltake one oi them n. J. TIER.
ExprRlMENr o. ,DGuN Ignition fhnmdn
Hood-.in experiment. was recently made III Berwick,
Nlainc,) BY a student OF medicine on the blood OF
common druukaid. The sol had probably swallowed
gallons OF during the previous FIVE days dur
iug which iime lie bad tokcn Little 10 food. Tie
student remarked to HIM that lac was in danger ofpc-
Iishng by spontaneous combustion, and stated that
his blood was so much encountered by alcohol that
it could he igned. Tie thunkmd asked 10 he bed
4 pint of blood was taken from him. \ bowl con-
tanning this blood was handed to of the spectators
who ienited match, and on bringing ii i'll contact
with the contents OF the bowl eoutagration ensucd
burning with blue lame io tic space oil twenty five
thirty seconds.
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TEE SUBSCRIBERS.

D.uitrs il, sHkond Fancy Goods, latiyofl3l Pear
Street, Ne,c- York
'EAKE this method of informing their friends,
l. that, IN consequence of the destruction of their
Store, by the late caialnous fire, they have removed
to the large new, and convenient building. No 81.
Liberty street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets
onthe groundformcrly occuI led by Grant IhoiJun s
Seed store and Immediately contiguous to tile CITY
and other Hotels. The loss the, will sustain will be
but tfling and rs their stock, the approaching sea
SON will be entirely they hope offer increased
facilities to purchasers of goods in their line
C0MSTOCK & ANDREWS.
New York Jan 4w III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Vines, Paints. Oils Brushes, Fruits, Guns, Pistols,
Erandies Gin, Fmcy Goods Glass Hare, Soaps,
P,ttumdy, Confectionery, Snu6S, Segors, Char
ing and Smoking Tobacco, &c &C.,
4 RE offered to persons disposed to purchase, and
L great inducements will be given to any or
more persons wishing to embark in business. The
success OF trade generally and the prosperity OF the
county furnish the strongest reasons for engaging in
trade at this time. The Stock offered is not sur
passed by any in Virginia for quaiity, rarety and
t0rgtneSs. Bills of Goods will be sold peru low.
Howell DAVIES.
Jan. tsif
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REMOVAI.

ID Il. NORNEII. having taken the house late
"a. " occupied by Mcssis. Franklin. Hunt 4 Co
GmnediaIe. opposite the Nirsinian Ottice) respect
fully Informs his friends and die public generally
that his stock of Dry Goods has been lately enlarged
by a fresh supply from the Nortll-amonsst which
may be found many desirable Fancy Articles.
lie is determined to sell Goods as low as any house
in the place and asks call from those wishing to
buy.
Jan. II 4w If
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, AT cos II

IOllN }. PIR\lS, being anxious TO wind up his
- present business, will commence this day
SELLING orr, AT COST,
his whole Stock of Goods The assortment
braces articles in almost every branch OF business
lie deems il unnecessary to indulge III the empty
professions ual on such occasions; but
his friends and the public, that he is in earnest.
His plan is to sell privately, for short time, aud
then dispose ot the remainder of the Stock at auc-
ton Of which sale due notice will be given.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

ISllE subscriber, having determined to contin-
Il nc tie Commission B, sness at his old stand
is prepared to make liberal advances on all pro-
duce consigned TO his care. From his long expo
renee at business and by strict attention. he
hopes to receive share of the business formerly
bestowed ON llolcombe & Tyree.
RICHARD TYRE
July 13 ,.t
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MOLCO.nEsE 4 OTEY.

nFFER their services to the public, to do
~ general Commission Business. They are
ready to make reasonable advances to all persons
who intend TO send their produce to this market
They hope by strict attention to business to OBJ
tain share of public patronage.
THOS. A. HOLCOMBE.
JOHN NJ. OTEY.
July Is VISIT
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CHAnfT.rnN..Ian. y

We understand that the ConsniItce ei Citizens
met Yesterday and requested Gen. ErrTIs TO send
on some troops TO the assistance OF the inhabitants,
vhch rcqucs, MAS complied WITH and "A Conra-
ny. proysioned for 81 DAYS, is t, leave Eerc to-
morrow evening, for ~. Augustine, in the steam
boat John S'eneV, which vessel has been charter
I'd l., he Commute The Stoney will also
rs on 1000 busLc, Com, 100 barrels Flour, 81
barrels Pork and Beef. and 20 lancs Rice, in
tended for the inlalanis G.. ST. Aueusinc, Who
are ,iraiicned for provisions, in consequrn &C OF
the great number of persons dat have been COM
PEELED TO fee to that place for protection.
Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

bu for,1nuol, he goi the start of,hen' at aud was
pursued into the wood, where lie found shelter IN
a bnntll Of palinc,toes. They hunted d'lieen'ly
for hi,u--sonetirnes we're within few ieet oi
liim--but it was dark and they did moi hud Inn,
From, his lurking place ln 81" his companion seal-
prd--lle house sci on hrc-itc cert and corn
burne3-snd The bod, 81 poor lonor,r thrown
into tie flames. After II Z, Indians had departed,
,h, poor fellow wandered 10 Neodmans-aarm-
ing tiai family. and bringing licn' ll,at nialh inio
Town So you ser lave ON share Of tire troubles
I.r,.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

Mic ANOPN, June 10, 1880.
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,L,,.,rI,,a,, ~ n AMI ! ,,,,,,,,ns If ,h. 81 H.
,,;,,.I S,,,,. ,,,ilnr, :, NOW ,cross tho Go1 i,
f,on, L,Il;nn ,,r,,,o, with q, TOW, mo, IN rc.
.,,.,.n
IVA, ,,,,.,,,,;,l,, nj, ,l;,l, MT, o,l.,. ,,o,,.
r,,,,I;o3 ,;l l,,,,h, IN, ,h,,, dct,cbne,,,. inn
mol; ,t,ly ;n,o rontor, with the cnnnv S,riro
,l,o I.,,,, ,,r,. r ,ln onon,, l,.,n,a ,,,.
;.,rJ IN u,rc ,rrhle@ onr numbers and ;nrc-
diate|y moved forward " nh Inc six nnnnder The
horses mol l,ip,, we'll br,Le | was olliaed to cast
loose thu. nfol,,.oc. had hardly done this. and
while v5,;tma = 0,n), movement of Lieu,rnnnt
Whcelock 10 unmask the six poundcr. when re-
cciv,d a message that the Indians were COMING
ON the rear OF this place Having left few steam
ers and c;,izrns IN CHARGE Of ,lr work | deemed if
nronor ia move hack with the oun. and cave fine
directions accordingly. Taking myself a shorter
route through field, arrived few moments be-
fore the gun; and finding the report To be untrue,
| directed Lieutenant laIcott, 3D. artillery, To re-
turn to the field at tnIl speed, while With il few
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

Previous 10 the General, departure, lac vas IN
,ited 10 partake of public dinner, by committee
of the citizens of New Orleans, Which he declined
on account OF his anxiety to return TO the army.
The following is hs letter
INV OrlGANs, l,l June.
Gentlemen Witt pleasure Acknowledge the
receipt ofyour letter ofte ult y the II solutions
accompanying il. commcndarurv Of ny conduct III
the struggles Of Texas for liberty, rs well aN Your
adNertanoe TO the par which sustained N the I1>t
war, IN defence of ny native land Nothing an
Toe murc grateful 10 \ soldier, than the assurance
than ms rood fortune las secured Ia lnm and those
who have prrlcd life with him the confidence and
esteem Of the ,Irinous and patriotic portion oi
mankind. 1t is source OF pleasing reflection that
our first aids were promptly furnished by our
friends Of New Orleans, aud that their increasing
cxrrton gave Us hope. tie darkest moments oi
the past.
NJ health at present would compel me TO de
cline the generous offer OF public dinner politely
rendered 10 myself and staff, if no other con,ldcra-
ton could influence mr. ; but would consider that
should be wanting in proper respect for my adop-
ted country and the cause in which my i'llow Cit
zcns are engaged, il were to unite IN any festive
entertainment, whilst Texas contains one mdisi-
dual hostile to her liberty aud in rendering my
hanks 10 on for favorable considerations pray
YOU TO be assured that the same principles Which
have prompted my actions through lie IN behalf oil
our Liberty shall never TO abide with Ne, nn-
til Texas shall be free and independent, and rcen-
lated BY institutions, similar TO those which have
secured prosperity and happiness 10 the land oi my
nativity. | am, gentlemen,
With the highest respect and gratitude,
Your ohcdlcnt servant,
SAM. HOUSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

gym. subscriber respectfully informs his friend
e aud the public at large, that he now has a
good assortment OF Family Carriages and Bdr0u-
cheS ON hand, and with the addition of Others lailv
expected, his supply will be rendered equal if not
superior, TO any IN the upper CONTEMPLATING
made such permanent arrangements at the North
as will enable him 10 get the best articles in his
line, he is determined, II sustained Ivy generous
public, that his supply shall be equal to the de-
mand.
lie would also make known that HE MANU-
fANl ohtS any description OF Carriages, and
most cheeriully soeits a comparison between
northern manufacture and his own, being perfect
wiling TO engage 10 make any kind Of carriage
,o' what II would cost to get similar article deli
Sered here from the North.
III ms hands being principally from the North,
=" 'ePdlfN done at the shortest notice and on as
'''sonaole trtnlSd n be done here or in Rich
We >AML. AYRES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
WAsnIVGroN, juno 23d, 1880
ANOTHER. AND FATAL DUEL.

At a late hour Yesterday afternoon, two young
milshpmcn, who have Just returned from sea-
went out and fought duel, at six PAGES, firing
two shots, the second of which took fatal effect M
on the challenger, 4 sou of +. 5. hey, Esq. Dis
trict Attorney of this District, who died ON the
field, in about Thirty minutes. The other party
was the son of Mr.. SurEnrRNE, iormcly of New
Hampshire, more recently Register Of the Navy
and low resident of this city. Both were very
Young, the deceased beng only seventeen years
oil aye.
The quarrel originated not long since al Nor
folk at conyval meeting, IN some msundcr-
standing arising of the refusal OF the challenged
party To comply with point OF etiquette in the
matter of drinking Il certain quantity of wine.
Conversation en>ned, and words exchanged which
led to the challenge SnERnuRNE then refused it,
bnt upon some further proyocation, the quarrel
was revived here,--thc parties met, and the death
OF the unfortunate hEy was the result His Sc
cond WAS his cousin, Mr.. NEST, of Marvlana-
that OF SHEREuR NE, Mr.. M,rrINGLY, brother
mlaShipman.
l. is a striking fact tllat, upon the rumor spread
ing, "A few DAYS AGO, that Messrs. JENrrrR and
BtNuM were about to fight, the father OF this nm
fortunate young man waS in the discharge of his
official duty, extremely yigiant and alert To put
stop 10 the proc ecdng. His own son WAS,
al that tine, plotting similar design, destined to
terminate, alas how differently He was ignorant
oithe quarrel, and all the mprndence and raShncss
Which were weaving tor him dark and deep an
alliction. Ills first knowledge of it, as well as
that of his family, was Simultaneous with the re-
ceplion of the melancholy news that that SON.
whom he had cherished, who had come home To
him in health So short time before, now no
more
What have they no, to answer for, who, by cx-
Il
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Corr PoFdence Of the Nemarh DaiiV Adrcytjser.
LN NCIIlNG \ JERSENMANI IN GEORGIA.

MONTICELLO, casper Coz Geo June ID
An tinerant citizen of our State and neighbour
mood has, within a few DAYS, been severely hand
led by the peop'c Of llsborough, in this county,
ON su>picion that he is an Abolitioni> returned
from that place yesterday and received from DIR.
Il. a copy ot the proceedings ofthc public meeting
which flied and condemned him, with IA request
HAT DIZZY should he sent to You for publications
Tie minds ot the people are HIGHLY exaspcratcd,
and thevonicr is that they let linn escape with his
hc. eudeayoicd to find ont whore he mieh be
seen, as II Is not impossible that may know some
of hi, connections at homr, the name being very
familiar lie is said to be a preacher, and his
name is Idroa w hacheH
Mr. X. had recently arrived at IIlshoroueh from
TWiggS county, whore he had excited much feel
INC by the PRONUNCIATION OF his sentiments and a
number of letters followed him to Dir. Thomas, re-
commencing that he be examined and sent out of
the Site, He was accordingly arrested and a.
morgst his papers were found ) certificates and
letters some OF which were intended as passports.
and all commenting him as a minister of the Cos
pei. One of these, DIR. r. told me he acknow-
lcdgrd 10 be a forgery, and the examiners there
fore concluded they were all spurious. Under
these circumstances word was sent out for a
meeting, and ON Wednesday the whole male pop
ulaiion cot together, and executed summary ven
grancc.
committee was appointed to report a course
OF proceeding, who advised that said kchell
should be rode around the city on Rail with a
band OF all kinds of musick playing the Rogue
Mareli--that lis head should then be tarrcd and
catbcred, and again rode around the village as
heiore-.hat he Should also leave the village with
in ten days from this time under the penalty of
Lyncll's Law.
RomorhS bybe Ncwark idro Hser-Thc in
diyjdual who has been thas harbaron,l, treated by
the citizens OF sister State, is member of one of
the most respectable families in the State of
Ne" Jef,cy; graduate of Princeton College; "A
liccutiae OF the Iheological Seminary, and a
Young man of distinguished worth: amlabc. I'M
assuming, and We hesitate not to believe, unot-
jrndmg. We are assured by friend who has an
intimate knowledge Of his history, that there is no.
Thing ommsivc or offensive in his manners or
sentiments on any subject and moreover. thar
when he left home a year ago, he was decidedly
opposed to tie views eff the Abolitionists as
party.
Mr.. kichclI, we may remark. is native of
Hanover, in Morris County, and is grand son of
the late Hon. Aaron kitchc for many wears a
distinguished Representative in CONGRESS- from this
State, and subsequently member of tho L. s.
Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

as am e.f,ase of facts most appalling II human
feelings. Tie steam laai Rob Roy, J. / rdscn,
p,t.,rr. IeIt New 0rlcan, sunday the 1ih inst.
;t II o'cleel. bound for Louisville, and proceed
al ON her voyage, performing well, touching ut
thc different points when business required, until
Thursday tie 9h inst. At o'clock, at point Tour
mile, aboye this place, lcoIunha,) onr OF the
Gurs in tie hrboald iol.or collapsed, tcaIlng
from the boiler head at both ends and he steam
and water rushing out, carried every lung before II,
fore and aii To give description Of the Suiicr-
inC and destruction would he impossible.
Annexed. YOU will find list Of names, and the
condition Of the wounded and dead.
The engineer on watch, Mr. Thomas Brown,
saws the water was above the upper cocks III each
Of the side boilers which j, evident from the man
ncr the 1ae collapsed BEING from the side and not
from top 10 bottom as is the case when caused by
want Of water. The engine had been stopped to
oil the nli,t and hip bilec pump. The time from
taking eff aud letting on steam, was not more than
two minutes The boat was run ashore as soon
a, practicable, and every possible cNcrton was
used by the passengers, physicians of Columbia,
and boats crew to relieve the sufferers. At three
O'Clock the North America, Capt. Breden, came
along side. and towed us To this place. The sui-
fcrcrS are all ~ comfortable as circumstances can
rcndrr-in good houses, five doctors lnalendance
The number now lost and dead. is Il. How ma
ny more will die cannot say.
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DOMESTIC syr'EI.s.iGE.SG9.


Mr. FaroN. Minister Of the United Staics TO
Strain. Hate Governor ot1he Territory OF florida,)
has arrive in tbs city, On hIs way 10 LIS Euro
n.,n destination. Nat fa.
Col SANrf1. Z. Ctn@oA. Secretary oi STATE
II the recently constituted Guferuuent 81 teHas
arrived in tn CRY lcw dats ago IL.
Brcadier Cencral J. 1. y ooL las been APP
painted TO llIc command II tie regular, volunteer,
and militia force that may be called into service in
tie Cherokee nation, and has lei, Washington for
Tennessee, 10 enter on the discharge OF his dnics
III.
Wn,RroN Rrtron, of Arkansas, has been con
firmcd hv tn. Senate Lieutenant Colonel ot the
second regiment of uIted States Dragons.
H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

An amusing incident occurred in the Senate of
the United StalrS, during the discussion of the de-
posiie bill on Friday. Mr.. Rives was hauling Col.
Benton over the Goals about his pcdantc displays,
and among other things said he might proceed To
quote from Crabhe'> synonyms, from Walker and
Webster. Instantly MIR. Webster was heard to en-
claim, in tones of pleasantly, that excited a gene
raj laugh, " Not from Walker and Webstcr-ior
the authorities may disagree"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

Dr. Hoslc9,-lt appears, from communication
in the last ST. Louis Republican,, that Dr. Boslcv,
who WAS wounded by Nuldrow, al the "Camb
Ground, near Palmyra, (Mo) some DAYS ago, is
net dead, as lately stated. The letter is dated
29th May, and states that DIR. &. was recovering
fast aud would probably be able to ride out in a
few DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
RETURN of GEN HOUSTON TO TExaS

fT0m Inc AeW orleans Bniietin. INN O.
Inc hero oil san Jacnto left our city on Thurs
day afternoon, on board the sclir. Ca>pian for
Na1clh'oches, on his way to the Texan army.
ne was accompanied by the Surgeon General of
the army, Doctor Erwin, bylMaior Alexander lie
koy, one Of his ads-de-camp and NIaior Cook
During the Generals limited stay here bc on
49, u.e hospnabe attention Of his old aud at
hened Trend, William Chris,y, ESQ. at his resi-
~ III Nafondelet street, where the able mcdi-
"'Ss'"hoe oil Doctor d. e. ker and Dir. Gems
promptly afforded him, in addition 10 that of
~" 'u' seoh General. The house of Mr.. Chris,v
"S ''eh, Tor upwards of two woke Ii,ar,IIy
'"o"seu Win Vlsllers. anxious to tende, ,bc bom-
"se vi respect to one who has rendered. L;,,,oIr
N.Y. more Conspicuous in the eyes of ,he vo1l g.,
ms bravery and skill in vanqnishinu tho a,,.a,.
''ah 'o' MS moderation and lnrbcaranc, ,,,,..33
'nose, WHO, by the late glorious haiti, ,'
placed at his mercy. "aNe oecn
YIN ms arrival here such was tho conduit.
""cn 'he severity of his wound had red,col W
''' " was considered more than probablo ~ H.
NE wou'a nave been in danger, for tho aa. '"f
,areiu' nursing had his departure from ,,a "a VI
been delayed but a very few DAYS ln, '.o army
are happy, however in having it in orr - 81 e
s'a'e mat Tie unremit'ing attentions of the modco
e.n''ch'en above named llded 10 the comfortab,,
s'h'e IN which he was plach at NJ Christy's housa
nave oeen attended with signS success. IT,,
regiments oil tile ANGLE bone have all beon ,,La,
'u', anu although he is not able at nr.sen, 70 :;
up 'or more than an hour or two At a ,imo l., /;
.onsiiefed 10 be rapidly progressing toward, ,on
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BOOKS. BOOKS !!
AfOru'S EbiCsiO80sy

by Mrs. Writ; also, Pauding's life of Washiagto.
The Mayor of Wmdgap; Nalerius, by Lockhart
The Club Book; Mcphistophilcs in Eneaa.
Humphrey Clinher, new edition, illustrated; Ros
mond, by Miss Edgcworh; Life of Admiral [
month; Nate Boavere; The Sclf-C Condemned ca
LESSONS and Crimes, or the Diary of a London Gle
eyman; Wonderful and Eccentric Characteristic
aye Eonnd the World, by Reynolds Wood G
Rail Roads &c. &C., besides a great yaref,
School Jocks Stationary, &c, which we are delc
mined to sell low. MARTIN & LATHAM
June Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

Orders have Just been issued for the ROW..
and hitting Tor sea the Ohio Il, Which has beau ala
NV Il, ,''r ,ona near New York for sixteen Years
andior launching and fitting the iiigale San,e vars
on the stocks, and the brig Dolphin 'f'no"
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LYING HDUR G MILLS ToRprn n, ~

NltSE MILLS will be rented. to the huh,
bidder al The Market House on SATURDAY, s,s,
my On INST at lo'cock for one year. Possr~,ion -,
en- Immediately. 10. NOR\lgI
July 4 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

toriy-iwo acres Of land in the out,hir,. :.
village Of Syracase, in the Western por - VI !, 'ae
York, sold lately for S42 ,000. Seven , =, View
terminate in this village. ''''road,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

Commanding the Army in Florida.'
We presume that, had Mr.. White, of Florida.
seen this letter of the Governor of the Territory
before he complained, he did to the President
of i" Order As he would have left the question to
the parties concerned in the Territory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
JONATHAN K. " \ ] )
JACOB NICkERS,


Near the head waters Of the Litlc River
June ., 1896.
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POTATOES.

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RIB. NORIElh.
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every respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
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