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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. ,.

st. AUGUSTINE, Feb. ,.
here are reports Of Indians having been
"en over the bridge scserda, hui hule conf
den,eH put IN these run,ors CAPTAIN Mrpeu.Nr,s
company "i about 40 regulars arrived here ,,>
lefdas, from Savannah, and will probahl, re-
nam "ni,l I'm. t,sTls eonns on, unless in the
interim II" y receive orders from Gen. GIIN,u Ia
l"in linn.
= company of mounted men came IN to-day
nom P'eoa'a, bringing despalclns from that place
and also from Gen. CLuNcn. We learn ,ha, ne.
cordng to the best opinions, the main hoay If T..
dams are concentrating their forces a, Powell.
town IN the vest that .Ni.anopu. a chief ba,
joined P"meH, with 500 men, that they number
al least 2ooo warriors, ard that the, are making
great preparations foI early and decisive battle
with CLiNcn. Their object is To engage him 10
advantage with an oserpowerlng force, before | e
can receive rcnorcemcnts.
Extract OF ktftr reeeired in THIS Cav, d, ted
Sr. AUGUSTINE, Feb. ,.
8" Since my last, nothing la, occurred here
"h'cl, IS III the last degree worthy of conmunica.
ting. Yesterday, Capt. MERCHANT, of the L. s.
army, arrived here in command OF his COMPANY
and has superseded Capt. Pogrrn IN command of
Il" troops now here. This has OF course added 10
Tho ,efnrl,v Of the inhabitants, and believe that
the force now here has almost quoted tine apprc.
tensions OF the people III Tins Vicinity. We have
occasionally some flying reports Of Indians hover.
ing between this and Picolaia but tlnir lmlitual
caution keeps them OF from pos, So well defend.
ed as this, aud II they were mad enough 10 make
an attack, it would dispense with the force now col.
'retrd from all quarters, for most certainly we
should give such good account OF these trouble.
some gentlemen, that no farther danger would be-
unprecedented from them. Since our arrival we
all have received the most marked pocncss and
attention from the inhabitants" Courier
pnard. of 800 men arrived here on Saturday
niglt by the Rail Road, from Abbcsillc and Edge
field Districts; and with others amounting to "a
bout 400 in all, quarieied At the /. $. Arsenal
iii Cannonborougl,
The whole number Of troops ready To start IN
lew days. (ncluding the Irish loi,ntetrs, under
Captain HENRY is between 5 and 6oO.
Ii Is understood that tie troops from this quar-
ter are TO concentrate at ST. Augustine, from
whence the line OF march or the interior will be
taken up, and the country completely secured;
and we hope and believe 10 the entire discontinue
and dispersion Of the hostile Indians within a very
lew weeks.
Ills ENcelency Governor M'DrfllE proceeded
on Saturday last from Aiken to Augusta, to NEE,
General ScoTT, and it was not quite certain wheth.
or he would visit Charleston. ~.
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Is REWARD.

~ Stolen. on Sunday night last, out OF m,
.2LV> stable. in Iynehbnrg, Chesnm Sorrel
LIZ HORSE, 10 or u years old, stump tailed
ring bone on each hind ANGLE, blaze faced from ears
to nose sheh larger than usual, ~'fhr IN cart aiso
has the marks of the shafts, and ~ natural issse~f-
Will Give tI,e above reward for the delivery OF SAID
Horse to me- or to John +. Johnson on the hull, III
Lynchburg. oAhah INV" o.
Feb "a ~
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- II will be seen. by the proceeding, of the
meeting al the Spout the STRONGHOLD Of Van
Bnrcnsm IN til, county, that Capt. M,lrs Cuf
l. recommended IL the meeting, 10 be held ii IT,
March count, IL he ,un, III conjunction with " NJ.
DAN,,I j. l>e. II the al buren, candidate ior
the neN Legislature. Capt. Cary lsa most eli
mihle gentleman, and WE regret, rs he is Ia be- d,
candidate, that we cannot SIZE through his specla.
ties, ~ he through on's. Our opponents are
hrneih9 ont theii strongest mel--and II bchoo,es
The why's to meet them " ilIl ihc strongest. Con.
test Is useless without do 50. Nhcn parties
are nearly nncd III ll,is county personal pop
hla'uN will ALWAYS exercise prepondc,ai,fr IN
ilurncc, and sometimes incline tl, >rars OF ,rto-
:, III favor OF the weaker side. At such u time
as tins, therefore, all men should be- prepared to
make some sacrifice 10 the public GOOD, both IN
becoming candidates. and III dc, linirr la do 50, in
obedience Ia the General voice. Let al be pre-
pared 10 make tins sacrifice, and then defeat,
though To be regretted, will carry rcproaeh will,
II.
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NOTICE.

VIE subscribers having ,oid then entire Stock Of
Goods /" Mr.. " Imam Tety. request a settle
n'ch with all Ponons with whom the, have accounts
HE'LL. \ RICHARDSON
Ilhrits, Feb Il
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Married on the 2esh nh. Mr.. EllsAa c. Cr.p,Se
all Of Bedford.
=, on the ID inst. by Elder John sps..a, ye-
Mani. g. WEST. of Greenbrisr. late of Rmet ;m..
ham. ~ '@s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

- The Richmond aud Fredericksburg rail
road was opened, a, Far the Souil ANN River
On tie 9th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

of Slavery N The Statss Who has ever afir,n-
ed sash Il rgh, Not Arthur Tappan or Lloyd
Garrison or fhompsoa ever claimed this power.
hat need, then, oil long disquision to dsproye
III May II hot. on the other hand. be productive
OF harm, III ia,are time. by inducing "a doub
whether the jurisdiction Of Congress vas not, in
our dav, u disputed and dehaieahe pointl And
then. In III. District III Columbia. if the
question Is reduced 10 ON. OF mere espe,lieney
Of What value will the Report he In the South II
II Is on, inc,psdiani, may not thu time shortly
come mhrn III, u en,bcrs Of Congress from the
10 l-sla, eholdinp States vii, no longer regard
II II II he settled that il is mol consiiiu,onally
forbidden ground, will the Aboliiioriss DC deter
led, by a Congressional Report, from renewing
Their efforts To- effect the Abolition of Shaver, in
The District al Columbia, when Northern candi.
date for the Presidency no LONGER wanting, or FIN
ding that he cannot under any circumstances Get
Southern votes may determin. that il is no longer
nctPedienf 10 attempt this robbery We ean-
not but regard lh> movement of MIR. Pmckney as
most lndsereci however il may have been. rs
We doubt not II was, nell.intcndcd mcs sure.
Ills object VAS present pacilical,on but he will
discover, when II Is too late that that is much less
important object ,han ultimate and rermanen, Sc
eurty
The Nasa! Appropriation bill is the only other
SUBJECT otgen,ral interest before the House.
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1HyIlE subscriber has for sale CARRIAGES and
IL 2SILkiEs. al second hand which ne "'ii
coll To-. SAM'L. AYREn.
Feb. IL
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Senatorial Nominations.-Wc aic authorised
10 nominate Col. Thomas NJ. Eondurant, oi Buet-
'aslam, as candidate 10 represent the distfiet
composed ot the counties o Campbell. naehng.
ham and Cumberland III tle nrNt Senate Of ~.
gln,a Col. Il, IS unr Soulhfon--a l,iead of
judge " hle aud John T>lcr---u farmer, OF prac-
neal talents. md a legislator OF experience. W.
rsk nothing IN predicting luz success, hy hand
SOME majority.
Dr.. Jocl ". Flood the pl,>cn, Senator, Is a
candidate 10, reelection. The Doctor is too well
kno"ntotendcrtn Unnecessary tha,wc should say any
thlne about him, more than ltn,h, - fence pol
ltic,an-'n other words, that he Is " WAITER upon
Providence, - " non, om,nittal' Van Buren,
man Neither part, likes linn but rs hc las re-
cent, teoaed 10 the Van Burcn SIDE, and i, deto,-
mined 10 be a candidate the Nintes Will have 10
take him, no'ens roi,as. lhouel, as Ne have heard
somc oil them say, they don't relish The necessity.
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FINUE next session Of the subscribers School, will
l. commence ON the LIST day of March.
II. V. REID.
Feb. 2 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

At balf-past O'Clock precisely, The kog and
tbcir Roval Iliehnesse. the Duke de Nemour,
and Prince de .Doinvill,, Who bad been preceded
Jy the population Of the Peers and Deputies,
and hy Ills MaestN's officers OF Audience arrived
and took their seats amidst reiterated shouts oi
1--WE le Roi.' The Dukc de Ncmours was seated
nm the rieh. and the Prince dc Jonvc on the
left o, His Majesty, who seemed in excellent
health and in firm and impressive tone read the
following
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"Gencmen Of the Chambers Of Peers and
Dfputics,-Iu seeing you once more assembled
around me, am happy to be able To congratulate
myself and YOU on the situation OF country.
Its prosperity increases daily It's internal ran
Quilt, seems To be hencciorth beyond the reach
Of attack and secures lis power abroad.
The measures which You adopted in yonr last
session have attained the object which we propos-
ed in concert with each oic: thcv have CONSOLE
dated public order and tie institutions Of the coun-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

slNllERE win he an examinatlon of the sabscri-
L bcrs School, on the Goth instant. The next
session will begin the fst day OF March
W. =. REID.
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The Indians Panacea.

TN0R tho cure Of Rheumatism. Scrofnla OF
ktngA Evil, Gou; SEAT "a or III -Cout. In
oisleat Cancers, Salt Rh-un, 5. .phih,icd anNler-
GU ia diseases, patio ata'ly Ulcers and painful az
c,l;inns pf me bones Jic"ra.el inIoa: and Nos.
o. Ulcer. Of every description FcverR S1rrs.s
rad ,n.e.aa, Absccs<ss, F ,tnias, Pil s. .>Scalda
feaa. Scurvry. B,ies, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ery-c
sipeias, Blocnes and every ar'e,y Of Cut4n-ous
Affection Chronic Ca.AIrh, deadach proceeding
from Al aerid hu.n,r, Pam in tive Stomach and
Dyspepsia, proceeding from v,,,at,on; Affections
Of tae Lirer, Chrome In auation OF tn k'dorys
and rn.ral dcbi l.y. caused oy tor i'd ac,,"n Of
the We sse!s OF tn skin |, is slnguiarly e:hcaci"us
be renovaung tn " constitution which have been
broken down By .njudicious treatment, osJureniie
seguIar,t,es Ia general terms. II Is recom'nen-
ded to ell those disease. which arse from lmuni.
s-d in the blood, ri,iation OF the humors, Of hal
ovSr na or kind.
Some Of the shove complaints may require some
t-i ing assis,sn, appiirs;ions. which the crcun:
stances 0! thr a.e will dictate bu for general
remedy or Puriaea.or, to remoee the cause. IHE s.
slAs's PAlAeE. vii! generally found su'hcsnt
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ufed from the pain. and am nav hsppy % stat =
c;ha, l feel nyselfpcrfec.ly we'll.
WI. Tucker, l3 Na,kes-a.
CURr, FOR sckorULous UltEs

NV YoRK, Sep, IT,. l.:p
This NAV certify lha, IN Ii. iall'f ~: va.
".zrd with a swelling n my neck snd :acr. h'oh
afterwards liberated and tctaut large phss,iy n
ers in my neck Ai,.'r trying .rvtta y,e'an,
To no advantage. went to Phiintcp plia. and place"
mysrli un aet the care OF Drs Ph,sm nd Reach
hen. after repeated salvation 10 NJ rf.o'. a..
pronounced total, incuirb.f Afrrv aid' ! ,""k
tmeaty bottles Of Sedins PGnne'G and "a. hi to'l's
Of Pof,ers 3 Ca.hoiie"n, with no n,airt'al h"""fI'
Desparing OF life. which had NV t"comr bn'
then to me, | returned I" my parents N "" f'rk
in l-2'. and gave ,mys"lf ~ TO ng"fn cra'h
Hearing Of ,hc grca, succrss "f tn I"d1"" Ia.
,ar.y. h. wcvcr. IN cs.cs..nn.ar 10 n, "un Was
pcr.uad. to try 1t. ara is., resort T" my Vrr''
surpr:.e N we'll as satisfaction sc' found ei'
rapidly recovering. anG oP"n takirR seven h"'''"'
tho ulcers healed and brcam. I~r'ccil, wriiii Tho
course nf two months, and have rera he'd -"'sc'
aimee | ina kc this statement ard wish Il pueli' cd
for tho be nri, of those uh" arc suffer np rrdcr.'
mi.ar ,crofuou. or syphi,,c Affections 'ha' 'h":'
m,v know wha, ha. cured ono Whr has snGc-"d
ever thing bu death. and who cons,cert his '!"
WI HINHAN.
The .bnvr Medicine nav hc had AZ
VILLA REYNOl DS
DRUG STORE CAMDEN S C.
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ALSO,
Pamphlet. on Gardening.

(-.eus.d u, the suisse ribrr, to answer ter Gam.
der and ,h- adjacent country, nrai The same las''
4 The al.,vc Seed. are warranted Should any
one find ,ncm o,hcrwrs-,, after far tra,. others
will u" gwen IN their place. Nov. ~.
A ,.,RtiI. s c1cc,,e,., as-crin cni OF H. sPafcn
~ ns.. =, d u,lr nnd s.hgw, made ' rier, ni ,he
-, u ..uratr ,naIcs,al-, lot sou,hrh u- Also, q
NV lns.tun. nj ialcIy Inc, ted ly Or II slir., .
highly approved u, by tie New York practitioner:
!, ,m- aw \, h- u,r OF La,sd Rc,ta altogether, rid
ii rr.,h-s rt, u urh thr s.ii, oi rs'r'inr 10
Pes. rirs. BY is application, al, wesrrr' ar. at
onc, ! - Nd iro.u .rra, iucon,rpni &C, end enat ca
t.. resume their former activity lhr sto.r 1uEsscs
m, iu., received r, ui h., ,uh. bcr on selection,
,id vii bc sold unusurll, ioW 4g@
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rBNliI. subscriber ha>ing devoted In
1 .rl' /" ,hr practice "i III VI Al
Il KGERl. will a,t.ut t" an. r"lls ' t
tna, b, favored wi,l-.,IcL n lhr lrs' r
,rrr "f -ir slc ar con 'rsr sets "i tn
-clcnring. scatirI. hIine "r plugging
tes r,i, ing ,rrcl, inrlt''.. 90 Hr1I 90
,a,.d .r,tl, ar ,lunI, Sc. ~
Charges m"',rur aud W." wn'tn''
II j. LIE.
Junc :. %
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Efts,tdE'CrrhtcG.

Mandarin iirrur cu,h.a,":c,' lIrrnins F",
l.:d l. st,l. zach SATIN hc d Th,t~, en.tr"'dr'' -
1n,.., Wool srd nraI,. GarIr iiandir'rh'r!s
ych i,-uut q, II R,l'r. La L..nr TErad fdc
,,.y,. d. Qu nus. lie, .dc', Snilltns' E'"nt
E,stnr md btu, -,cr,: ~rr.... Mormon Lace
,bisrA AM ..o. ted eoIon. splcno ~oiArt Mu'hn
tol!as
1'rlnS anf z.aTrs.
g. Su,-I aud mn."n Iri.h L,r"n and l.,"ne
y r1, ,,r sni H.. D,srr1,. s"'n srhre
I'd I. .;n,,.a sh - n: ar,: Dow Ias a and IL 4
D,. an l.. nrn ] atr t,r',
Wall q c"n rl'r ASSORTMENT Of G"n'I'-
men, aud D.a'- Eur Cap Has; Saddirr,;
llardu u, lr.I Gtu.r, 81. &c.
S., - u wv
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l.:uuied i,n,netiiMicsy.

Two Jo.tnc,man Sh c"'ahrts. "h" co
conn, veil r. .ntnl,runrd a. u.rn ~ i!"r H.,
a,.d steady h,hn,. aud first rate crai'. ""' 90
u hor III J. have Il .,ra.,, n"l Boot. a."
a. good was' i, are gwen i" The S'"'c. "
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JUST RECEIVED,
Fly lua. ezs.s'fr0ls from the. Orfh
ANEW LOT OF
Drugs and Medicines,
:: arrantcd genuine and Of the
Ei,xf QM0iifU.

:. aIr1Rlcd genuine and Oh the
Ei''sf Quality,
AM"No WHICH ARE THE Llow1No:
EnsII.h and French Sui nIpha, Qu,nine.
do do HI Idrn'date Potash,
y or,hlne. Pipcr,ne. Ella in,
CtIora,c aud Chloride Soda.
,-rac. Rhnharh& M7gucs,a Lozenges,
Quot Rosr LIP S"I.r,
ta"c, Soaps. great variety
Ftr"ci Prfinmrry,
C"rr g,cu Moss,
Syrup ui do
krcos,i, Eeitirlnr. Eme,in,
taptn'r,s E>', Sats.ror,lla,
DO "mI"und.
EMracl Buchu.
Syrup "i LscrworL
Burlct'- agn.;,,
SAfr"g Po',d,s..
D',ial INSTRUMENTS,
Coo. 'rn ari Id foil. for Dentists.
Got.. AID >r.tr I..ai.
ir.'l c,>,- ri Instruments.
; ,,."c"'or> and upprng Glasses,
a>r- nppinc Instruments,
Graduated ra>urrs.
Also.
Wc,hcr!lI's Ground " lire Lad. pure.
d" do do No and 9.
Window and Ls,klnc Glass "i VARIOUS sizes.
4 great ,srn,, .! P.'nts aud ianc, eo'ofs
All ui hrch all' be- >old q, the usual terms
10 puuctual Customers
YOUNG j. MrKAIN.
Dec IL
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silks nnd Fancy .srficies,

Blaci .rr~r Pru dr. St"u :ilks;
Do Italian u,,ssng do
Go Or. u. S~,.. DO
d. .rsn'.,, ard SatIr,.
d.. S,nch..w. Ind ~ar.mo
Ca'"r i pl,rn frn &c S,ru,
do hsu,rd %
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". Il. DANIELS.
HAS Jnst received i !r"sh and c"n"rn
i i assortment OF Gcn'i'm,n ard Ladies
BOOTS i. SHOES.


of cs.ry dc.cr,p,,on "meh w''' s"l"c'"d !"
himself. aud hic'. he can sh'ci! ."' "iii si''
,st,..a., ,,nr W lu-c uhn IVA, ia,"t !i'n VII
,hr,r Custom. aud a. 1" pr!c's. i'", 'h.' g
\. ow as Can Lc boush, III this L'a'A'', to-
w.t.
Geu,lrnr,- fine C.li-h,n 2 -o'-.
7 ssrd Boots. cheap af'ie'".
hnr call aud Mntr,ec" Sa"c'.
- fumr-.
dutih, ~n:.l'.l ~t"u! SOW d ss''"'.-
blk \ .u>.r, ,rc''.i R-". S:"" ,
4" Shes ,ml high, Pu.Up..
L,d.r. a.,l aud mntrrp " a!hinG Sir-
:" blk Frrn. h Md an prnn'l' Shrl"'-
- ,ncd and hound ac" B',""c-.
N>.r, aud thiitcn,
prn.,n nd nd i"a,!l'r 81 pl"r>.
'l.lIrc.'. III. and c..lor't ,rumrlI. Boots and
Al.SO-ra.,r aud Liquid
Backing, and Bru>lac".
IIuh- .u. Shm. N, ,dc 10 order, and R'I'
,n.nIrd ~ni.u' rh,rsr
WAI.>O Ga Il,nd-a la'c, suppl. "
NEGRO SHOES.
~ h,ch arr " rr.nr,d 10 bc a. g'sH "s al, u
,,,- market
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NOTICE.

NIHE subscribers .ake this methud Of
- Notifying tie public that w. ID. Nc
DowALL viii remove to. and remain per
n.an, nifty ia Charirsl II, after tue 2Oth o
September next. This arrangement, sir
naie for 'he purpose Of atiord.ng greater
facilities III procuring suPpiics Ior their
establishment. in anrden. asaiso Tor the
transaction Of such
Agency and Commission
AG.Si.tE.sS,
as may be entrusted 10 them. To the
mcrch1n.s of the up-counir!. who may bt
under Tie necessity u. employing uoent'
f." receiving and I"r"aluing 'he1t so".s
shipped vIa Charleston, trnti. the North
c1r c,Iies. they tender 'hr.r services. hop
Ing iron. thrir experience Ia thIs iine U!
u .s..,ss L. b. able tu give satis;acti"n.
LincTai aL,sGc.s viii be at!r. either
in Can.,.rn or Charleston on Produce con.
81. "ed ~ then. for sale or shipment.
Tnr business will he Conducted in Cam
f. de-. as heretofore. u",.er the hrm Of Shan
non u McD"waIl. and IN harlrs,on uii-
deI uIc hIm Of McDuwail & shannon,
L. }. SHANNON.
W. D MCDONALD.
Camden. Aug. Is, l., 35.
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SPRING NIL.
Sru1rR Dr.rRIor
unORrRT J HARRIET. ESQ TOLL hri"rr
B q ,nr IN ~. fr., & December. s"al GRAY
ilnr." tlrrn Cav taken M 90 hs r''n'a''"n IN
,hc rc,n,,y { III" Bradford Srrinr., sud d"'7'~"
q, M E.,,a, y" v,.ll.'r hranh. " p,omin"n
mark by w'ich t" d I-,ingn'-h hun snrpscd
l.- rour ,rs,. Old and .rpra -ed at thirty d'l'ar-
bv Jane. " B.lvsn J Dixon. and s. = Hath.ld
WM. } REYNOLDS, }. Q.
Dccemter q 3-5u,
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VA Ilf.RFAS, the plaintiff in 'hr above sc.,.,
w did on ,s,c 18th d., rf Arr. \ u l-I.
6lr b,, dc larn!nn IN III. o.,c a. iEr Cio,k ni ,hi
iionnraL. Court. agate; Id defendant. uhe :.
.l,.a r., from aud - IN Il tie rrts 81 III. !'s..
and ha. nr,,!,e. y s. no; s'"'n' known I'h.r In,
same. on whom r,ry o' IL" sa't declaration ~
rue % peat Thereto. wIi'n ,"sf and d,v
m,en! b. ,~,,cd- lt. 'h-fr:o,r C;d ,er N nu,
,Lancr ~, an ac, &C 'lc G~ntrai s1nhl, I, III,
-. made and provided that :h~ - q dcrnd. q.
ap;~sr an p'caG - ;hr sa'd d"ola'a'a'"h On q hc
..,- the = ;h day "f lu.r. III 'h' '"at q; l. :c
ono IN u..rG .fch, hund-rd nd 'lnitv.. n,hr,
~,.. an,i and Absolute j.a sn,n AL cr lee auar
ded ss.n'' hun.
o:'ee c Of c"cn"n ;T' n, r ;, r,, ','a p'. e, So
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tOi!GM Goods.

Super and common PLAIN aud twill d Cnlicors
t,-"rsi i,a,irrn..'
SWISS. J.ekonc.. Null aud rau,ht,c Nosltns,
Crn.ha: and hguird Canbsie,,
C.,o:cc Mus!,rs.
B!srs and ,-ol"rrd & mbr,c tingha u,s:
I...:a;r"n Ca,.Lr,r, and l,n"u hroks:
Box Mu.n and B.',"p a"ns
limitation Ga anhr.c u I. co! d work d borders
Color, d AID nh.,r h"n.r,pru..
Rowan Cass.ln-,, and lees.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-02-22
Hosiery and Gi0reS.

Ladies wh,,- and hlac Cotton iiosc.:
do l,,ndom do CO
do white and black uors,-d do
MIS- c"i",'L and white ouun 60
Children. Hnn;. ard Booth va
Hi-n han ii".r. a-so':rJ c'lcrs;
LaGn. p!,,n srd ;o'.'b'u' d : * Hoe;
d. 81 ar Irt. ard i-nc ';'ip'd 10
20 Eur .rt.n VII -roi'd do
- ~ht'e. b',c arc c"''. sl Glos~.:
90 de 20 i.r wet d C.
DO 90 Md nsta: '"jI-a do
d" cn'"rd ard l. al KID d"
Mr, /, frsur uriIk n and u S &c
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-02-22
FIR F.SIl GOOrS.

THE Subscribers have NJ" r'c'Wra tn
all supnlv Of >ra;nra''c, Iairy & s'al l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

nRCuLAR-The subscribers, importers Of and
~ deeiers IN China Glass and Earthenwarc. whose
stores destroyed by the great Ere Of 10Th and nth
December would respectfully Inform ,lcr customers
throughout the Union, of their Mt also of
The iact that owing 70 the long passages of European
packets previous to the fire. and their short
passages since, they generally in possession of
better assortment of goods than they usually have Mt
this season Of the year From the very large order, NJ o.
yiousy given to the manufacturers is expected that
Tue assortment of the present season, WILL quantity
DC fully equal and in its quality superior TO that Of anv
former year u being composed OF the most recent and
patterns
T. 1. Barrow & Co, No sOG Pearl St.
EBES CALpwELL, no. 49,. do do
EDWARD Cook X Co., no. 2iS do do
Nv. " IL. r. CoHLiEs no. 2cG do do
JOSEPH CHKEsEmAs, no. 1876, Water do.
DANIEL Corr, no. 1y7, do do
Tnos. +. EELD, no. 81, Courtand ST
JouS GREENfiELD a. SoS, no. ID, Pearl St
HOLMES IL MyERs, no. 291, do do
r. I, NISSAN ~ to, no. Ga, Liberty ST.
uSDERHiLL 81 SEYMOUR no. 66, Pearl ST
vk9nrE IL LirrINcorr, no. 81, Coenties Sin
vASDEwATEK, no. "a, Cedar ST.
r. wiLLErs ~ Co., no. 304, Pearl ST
H. Z. WhrMonE & Co, no. SO, w ter ST.
February %. "a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03
l,OE's,Es ".
(Fr"r Tao LGurei.)
THE DTLEMMA-IY o. W. Hotxu,
a. ucu rnrnruAiNs uS,rx's.n

(Ersrr Ae Loursi.)
THE DILEMMA.--BY .. w. HoLxss.
Now, by the blessed Paphian uueen,
Who heaves the breast of sweet sixteen;
by cycfy name cut on bark
Before my morning star grew dark;
by Hymen's totch 10y Cnpid's dart,
BY all that thrills the boating heat;
The bright black eve, the melting buc,-
cannot choose between the two.
1 had vision in my dreams,
saw row of twenty beams;
From ovory beam ropc ,yas hung,
In every rope lovor swung.
asked the hue of every eye,
That baje each lockless lovnr die;
Ten liyid lips snid, heavenly blue,
And ten accused the darker hue.
asked matroa, which she deemed
with Unrest light OF beauty bsamcd;
She answered, some thought both fair
Give her blue eyes aud sollcn hair.
might have liked her judgment well,
But as she spoke, she rtfag the bell,
aud all her girls, nor small nor few,
Came marching in-thcir eyes were blue.
asked maiden; back she flung,
The locks that round her forehead hung,
And TUNED her eye, glorious ono,
Bright as "A diamond in the sua,
Gu me, until, beneath its rays,
1 felt us ifmy hair would blaze;
She liked all eyes but eyes of green;
She looked at me; what could she mean1
All! many lids Love Turks between,
Nor heeds tho colorins OF hIs screen;
Aud when his random hy,
The victim falls, but knows not why.
Gaze not upon his shicL OF Jet,
Tho shaft upon the string is set
Look not beneath his azure veil,
Though every limb were cased ia mail.
Well both might mako the martyr break
This chain that bound him tO the stake,
And both, with but single ray,
Can melt our very hearts awny;
And both, when balanced, hardly seem
To stir the scales, or rock tho beam;
But that IL dearest, uli tho while,
That wears for US the sweetest smile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

AhNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS RE.
~ WARD, for NELSON, who went off on the u n
Of November last; e s about % years Of age Of mid
ding stature thick SET quick Of apprehension can se
anu read ht'le bad on when he eit home light CO.
fur hat lie has his forehead believe over his
left eye, occasioned by burn when a child will rive
the above reward f taken Of the State and
to me, or 500 " confined in any Jail so that get him
or $50 Il taken N the Stale and confined 50 that get
him OF so delivered 70 at my place Of residence
10 the county Of Goochland Licking Hole Meeting
House. have TO believe he has obtained free
papers, and viii Try 10 make his escape
JEREMIAH WOODWARD
Feb ie. 92-w4w'