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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
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WYE. have nov on hand a very general and hand
w some assortment OF .,na6le and Cub Bits,
Stirrups, Coach Gig and other Mounting in sets and
,cnar,tc; buckles Of every description; Martingae
lIooks and Rings: ,troiuing, Worsted and Cotton
Webbnv: Serge, Silk, Thread Morocco, Sheep,
Seal and Hog skins; Saddle Trees Iacks Nc Also,
r,,,;.L Hr;,e Filings and Mariingaes. in assnlt.
Nt or ,.d,ller's Tools; also, Carriage Lace, las
els y, Fringe, Handles, Locks, Springs and steps,
,ro.so,,,n,Dt has never before been . good,
,',.J,e ourselves 10 sell as low as any other
honsc II, Virginia. Purchasers are respectfully re-
,uesed to call at the Sign Of ne core" A'fn IT,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
E:EEFj.HHEEi
EEAE ESTGTE LoG SALE
~

PURSUANT to A decree Of the county court Of
Amherst, pronounced at the December term,
Is:}j in the case of Ward, Guardian, U.s. Dabnes
and Others" depending in said court the undersign-
ed appointed a special Commissioner for the pun
pose. will proceed sci to the highest bidder, b.,
way of public the premises III the county
of Amherst. on Tuesday, the 2d day OF February,
lS6, that tract OF Land, lying IN sad county, neaI
Schoolficd's Ferry, containing Five Hundred
Acres (morc or less) of which the late Henry {.
Ward died seized, adjoining the lands Of C. Dabney,
Thomas Love, and Others, being part of the tract
conveyed by the said Henry {. ard in hi, lifetime,
to the untlers gned and James lamphln, in trust to
secure debt due to Jacob Haas, by decd duly re
corded III the clerks Office OF Amherst county, (he
balance having been sold by the SAID H. e. " ard, IN
his Lifetime, to Thomas toye)
This Land is well timbcred. and of known fertility.
and lies in the. immediate vicinity ct the town OF
ynchburg. Persons dcsirous of purchasing, are IN
vii ed to visit and examine it. Mr.. Lorenzo Nosell,
who has now possession will show 1t to such may
so desire before the day Of sale. The terms pre-
scribed in the decree. under which the Land will DC
sold are as follows: one third OF the purchase mo-
ucv to be paid in casb-one third IN twelve months,
and the rclnaning third IN two wears. The two last
PAYMENTS To be secured by personal security, and the
title retained until the shall be discharged, and
10 carry interest from he day o. safe.
CHARLES l.. MOSDI, Com.
No. 81 t2f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

VIZ snhscnber has Just received, aud now offers
NJ ,ut SUE a larger assortment of RIDING VI
~, LIS tlan he has esef before offered IN tins
market Among them, are Coaches, Chariottces.
'.lh"FeS. IA new attIclc) Rarouehcs of every des-
c'iP""h and price bugghs oi sariou, patterns. aud
pl'ces lie above Articles were nranutaciu red II lhr
o1N' ae'asies III New jersey and New York. lie
"'" ''N' me present opportunity 10 say To his Tor
'u'i ld'fehs, thai he continues 10 manufacture
an OF the articles already namcd, and PROMISES tocN-
ecute neatly and cNpcdiously all repairs in his line
on 'lc most hbr,al terms, and hence respectfully 50
hc,'N patronage II. VI. NlplAkE.
Jan. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
.nyERTISE,lENT!
, -. 4y,Lm1tic and Consumptire

The iShmHU Htd 1"sou"P'ttt
~ most prevalent and fatal OF all the diseases
:nnJrut to civilized societv-the Consumption.
NAV sSnetay be naced to the eas, ALARMING arr Of ID.
'h but nsass a SS1 ny s
II aPp a." annually of the Consumption Most oi
s Iese dreadful results may be attributed to common
n.I Is and a ncsligen, reat,ncnt OF the harassns
coos, n onnr,lly ensues, which is usually follow
co :. difficult breathing pain in tho side and at last
,,ceyated Lungs. Violent and repeated +\s'hmat'e
.,,,cls also bring on consuinpivc symptoms One
" AZ ,so dollars expended in the purchase OF
nm RELIES AsTzznaAT1c FILLS,
and little attention to their timely administration
will usually ensure msao'T rb W. ps ar. o1so an
"n' a.d sfcc,ual remedy for the symptoms preccd-
Ing and accompauyins the As'hma and Hon'Gmpn"n
u, 80. , Cross the chest, wheezlnC, pam IN
,he s;de splitting of blood, &c. Few cases can oc-
cur of any of this class Of disorders IN winch me
,,,cbasers of Dir. Relies Pills will not find nch
re,n,n for their trifling expenditure frce-"hoie
ho,es 10 Pills, 81: half do. Il Pills 30 cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

GlRSl All TO the provisions of the last will and
h testament Of John Bel, deceased, late Of the
county OF Montgomery, shall proceed on Monday
the 9TH day OF March next, that beng court day tof
said cou ~ IN front of the courthouse to sell at pub
lic sale. the highest bidder IF not previously dis
dosed OF privately tht valuable Stock Farm, ou
which the SAID lohn Bell sided in his lite me cor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
TErT DoErARs REWARD.

Nd ANYWAY from tn subscriber. the 18th
d a. instant, Richard George, an lndcnted APP
prentice TO the buSi!r, S OF liapr. He is about
III years oil age, and stout made. The abov eaard
will be given TO any person who will Geye aim to
me, in Liberty, Bedford county, virginia.
SAMUEL. .WTClIEY.
Dec.2 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
A TEACHER WANTED.

NE who can come satisfactorily recommend
~ ed, as to cbaracterand qualifications, to teach
the different branches of an English Education,
may find good situation, in the ncehborIlood OF
concord, Campbell county, by application TO
thomas Moseley. One that is qualified TO teach
the Latin Language would he preferred.
Dec. "a w4ws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
games asi-cr, and Fauuusrs,x fosv.
;bRtsv.

meeting Of the President aud Director, Of
: the james River and kanawha COMPANY, held
~ nc 'ly OF Richmond, on Saturday, the iJ.l .ay
Of December. 1885,
R-Soi1t3, That the Stakeholder, of The I,,.s =,
''f ana hanawha Company, other than the state. he
ara theS are hereby required TO pay into the Bank
OF Virginia or one Of its branches the sum of r,
oLLtRs ON each share OF Stock held by them in tbr
'd'' company on or before the 45th day OF Febru.
by order of the President and D,rrc,o,s
W. i. GiiicTENBEN. S,c'ry.
y: y. The ins'al,ncnts thai have been ,,,lcd c,,
Including the above are as follows:
Isl nstamen', per share, paid at the timr Of s,h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
HTCTECy;.

yDOOkS OF SUBSCRIPTION VIII he open
I'D ed, GA the 2oth instant. DanaarS,) and be kept
open thirty days at the Store of John &. Mccm
for one hundred and fly Shares oil additional Stock IN
the Iynchbnrg Manufacturing COMPANY -asleeabl,
To All order OF the Stockholders OF the s'h instant
JOHN G. MEEM,
President.
Ian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
ERE Ds Al.

'ANllE subscribers have removed their stock ot
4 Goods to the house. recently occupied BY
NesSrs Clay n Thornton, directly opposite Dr..
Howell Davies's Apohccar> store, and next door
above Mcssrs. Hancock * Adams, where the, IN
''lc their friends and the public TO call and eAam.
me Their extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries FRANKLIN, HUNT Il Go.
Jam IL ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
100 I.abOslrers Wanted.

I'LL give liberal wages for the above number OF
oands' either by the noah year.
JAMES DOLAS.
" good WEIEEI.WRIGllT can also get EN-
.htn' and fair wages. by application to me. at
'Nachburg. }. ".
M u ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
WANTED IMMED1ATELy.

'oot three Apprentices to the Saddle and liar
ness Making Business. from II to ID years OF
E None but boys of good moral character. will be
''en Those from the country would be preferred
&c. SiIACKLEFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
ny FLETCHER ~ TOLEK.
TERMS.
.uTbe LuMchAurg EGrgiaiUu.

u .,,J trire a reek, al q per AMMAN. pdyaJle ~
Pfn.''" No paper tcH be discontinued, (Jut at The
aa .tou fhe Editors until all arreoroges are pad
', 49, ADVERTISEMENTS ,riH be inserted al
mr. sg.lre Tor ieSs,) The lfst time, and So
3o ee"s' rrael continuance. Those from distance
cents 'ss "ad for previously to heir insertion 'oss IN
,a,nmrat be assumed by some responsible person IN
~ jc,,tfs 10 III. Editors must BE- posg rAlD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
IL Teacher EVsE1lfPN.

q MAN from 35 to 40 years OF age. OF good mora
character and who is well qualified to teach the
a'cnes usually taught in this country, may near oil
4 situation, on application to Mr.. John Carey or
August 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
RENT oV.

Way & THORNTON have removed thei,
stock OF Goods To The tenement OF Robert
Nylt. lately occupied by Nf. Reuben u. Nor,ell,
where they invite then customers aud the public To
eau and examine their EXTENSIVE assortment OF Sea
sonabe Goods, which heyare disposed sell ON the
most accommodating terms.
i = They have over thci, store three OF fonr
CoNFORT1BLE ROOMS 70, rent.
Jan. IL iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

% oPENED,-Splcndid Brass Fcndcr,.
~ and Irons, Shovel and Tongs, Stair Rods Nc'
Making inc best assortment of those articles oycr
ohefcd IN this market. House Keepers call and
sex Il IL. u. RICHARDS. co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

eDf virtue of deed of uut executed to the
- subscribers, as trustees, To secure certain
debt therein mentioned, nv iiezckiah Daggs, ON
The 10Th day of January, 1885 and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of Boctour county, will pro-
coed, on "Wednesday, the 9th of february, 1876
10 SELL tn the hahcst bidder, for ready money! at
the Bolctonri Springs, II or l3lilclv NEGROES,
or many thereof rs s!mll satisfy said trust deed
Among the number, are four Men, between tie
ages of 10 and 30. Tho others composed of
Women, BOYS and Girls. II is believed that il
seldom that more likely SET of Negroes are
offered tor sale, than those mentioned above. Act
liz rs husIees such title only Will be made 10 the
pur, h,Srr, is vested in the subscribers ~ virtue
q said deed. EDW ARD JOHNSTON
CHARLES l.. MOSBY,
Trustees.
%" The Fncastlc Democrat will insert tic
above ill day OF sale, and forward its account -
this Office FOR settlement
Jan. Is toiF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
"A Teacher Wanted.

WISH to employ good English Teacher, to
= conduct neighbourhood School.
RICHARD PERKINS.
Dec 81 I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
fW'nsfHre, Chairs amt .Yr0h0.-
NM

which will be sold on reasonable tennis bny M,
Mahogany Al auction, b, the log IN New York and
VIII sci as cheap As the article can be afforded All
orders from the country shall meet with prompt At
rntion' and should an, particular dimensions OF Ma
hoSahY be required "hch cannot he supplied In this
market II shall be ordered from New York ON the
shortest notice.
Jan. Is L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
NEGROES FOR
NEGROES FOR SIZE.

I lit\ + for sale three Valuable Negro Women
4 One OF them first rate House servant aud very
likely. uAS PHELPS
Non
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

shSshoshVsS Ss.tt On loc-EOcs.
virtue OF decree of the county court of led
ford. pronounced at Dec court 1888 IN the
case OF SIMEON Edwards and Others plaintiffs against
'ohn smith, Admir-. OF Austin Smith. dec aud 9th
sts' defendants; The undersigned appointed Gem
m'ss'ouers, by the aforesaid decree Will for certain
purposes therein specified, proceed TO sell at public
a"c i"n' Tor cash, on the 9Th laN of February next,
oelore the auction room door oil Charles Phelps IN
the town of l,nchbrrg five likc, Negroes. consist
lns OF two Meu, ono Woman and two Children
JOHN OGDEN,
RIO. l.. COLEMAN,
II. l.. DAVIES eo' r.
GEORGE l.. SllRAnER
Jan. o5 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

NEGROES WANTED.

WlLL give the highest cash price TOR like
= Young Negroes.
Nov. o3 - Cm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

M I. have this day received full supply of
~ DRi GS. MEDICINES, PIiATS, OiLS.
~ rs fifFS, &c &c. direct nom the Northern
markets, which We can recommend to ph,,c,,ns
merchants, aud the public generally, "a it,si, gcnu.
lue, aud ni the very best quality.
We hive also received Rais.ns, in whole and half
ho\'s tes; frunrs. Cilron; Preserved Ginger,
1'' o''el v est lndla S"eetmeats" i supcnorquaity
Nueet Nine; Lemon syrup; Candies Ut every "a
ucy and many other asleles ~ our Inn which will
he sold opleaaonalc terms. our friends arc invited
10 call, ON stock being uo~ nearly complete
j. /. ~ J. T.. ROY vi.
Juuc ! o,,Gt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
WT.GICIy,

fEsIlE subscriber will, AT ali times pay the highest
r. cash price Tor Likely young Negroes. Persons
having such to sell, will do well to call on him
Nj HART.
Jan. II I'm
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100 Dol1ARs RuwARD.

IE'lit above reward Will be- given for the applcbcu
" SION and delivery ia the iynchburg or Rich
mond jail, OF negro man, by the name oil
.y.ERbEsEHg,,
OF >rllo" complexion, ad vito ia said to have viii,
N Pnnee Ed"ad county. Andrew was bon,ht bv
Mr. Robert PAYNE, for the corporation OF Huntsville
\labama, in Richmond LIT Summer, and ran,u,,
nom vi PAYNE, with another negro named Jim, in
buckingham county, near Hr. Alexander Patterson.
the 9TH OF June last, while on ihct wa, to Alaba,n.
Jim has since boen taken
Whoever may apprehend sad negro, will apply to
hr. Jno X. d. Payne, Iynchbnrg. where the r,one,
wIll be deposited, 10 pa, the above reward
GEORGE +. BEtRSi.,
Dcc.2I .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
CUTIIDE.

VIZ live Just opened. direct from Shriield ,,n
w additional lot Of Cutlery conslstins Of \ ,,l,n.
drl resentment OF KNIVES md Forks, Zen aud fork
ct KNIVES, Scissors, Ralors &c.
AIso beautiful! assortment OF Pistols,
II. L. RICHARDS : 90.
Jan. / j.
EEST E11aLADHLrIixA poRnms.
w T. hive .oi tins article on band which VIC
W vii se at Philadelphia prices. with tn,
addition Of charges oaly.
II. RICHARDS ( 60
DC 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

M lillian II. SMITH has moved Two doors
w above his old stand. aud directly opposite the
hrNSrS Janes's new buildings. ~hcre he will Keen
constant, on hand. all KIND, OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

Dec. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

II have for some time regarded This sen,lo-
man as little better than harmless moro,,,,.;,,.
hni Il TIE following report of a recent speech OF
nN, GIVEN by the Washington correspondent of
'he Philadelphia Enquirer he not cxaeoera,ea
lie Is = confirmed lnnatc, aud a cell and a sIrait
jacket should be forthwith prepared for him:
:. He said that the course Of In, cop,,r, tn
"lrds FcNaS would call out IA MeAicanw war. aud a
neNIgan war would be bat the harbnccr Of a Ne
gre and an indian war. A. for Texas. it never
'e'ia tie annexed 10 this country without the con-
sem OF England and II She did 81 consent 10 lis
annex tion To the nited States She would tell us
you fho>i take tie territory aBframmtied bU STARE
~. England would not consent 10 she existence
I'll slavery ia IexaS. She would not allow its extern
SION and, added Mr.. Adams. if You ncrSi,t. She
VIII wage "A waragaiust you, aud Your slaves will
be freed. England has Just set an example of
her devotion to liberty in her own colonies and if
she engages ina war with Won for cmancinatinn.
IL VIII he the most pop"aI war size has ever been
engaged IN. lie SAID, that fever YOU take Texas
INTO the family, You must also take the island of
Cuba. lie then went on to state some singular
and startling facts in relation 10 our foreign affairs.
unknown to the people, which went iar to satisfy
all, that this country is in very delicate condi-
ton
Pray, what has ENGLAND do with our internal
concerns Or does the Ex-Pfesdcnt suppose,
that, were she inclined, we should dread her IN
reference nmaters oiths or any othrr character,
so iaraS TO be driven from course which it might
be our interest TO pursue The apprehension is as
idle as " the stuff that dreams are made of - but
were II rs well founded as it is absurd, we should
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
.NiILER i. ROl1LL

III AVE ON hand, and vii continue 10 receive
u regularly. II their MEM llARDM ARE rs.
ENLISTMENT, opposite Nh. John g. Mccn,
aud one door above Mcssls tlN Thornton, N
the house long known rs h git'S Corner. a full and
complete assortment OF Hardware aud Cutlery, en-
bracng the usual Ndtct, found IN the largest cstab
lishmcnts OF the kind. They do not wish intend
10 pun then friends and the public by hattoriuu
representation OF their stock, possessing a,yana
gcS which other establishments OF the hlnd may not
equal, but SIMPLY advert Ia the fact thai then Goods
have been purchased with cash. under all the adj
yantogcs winch the Norlhfen markets afforded pre-
Won, TO the well known advance which has taken
place on ali heavy goods.
The following comprises part ni on Stock
SQnlhs Bellows Amtls Vices Hand aud Slcdsc
Hammers screw Plates stocks and Dies Hand
r.uucl, r,. Tenants, Turning Webb Mil PHI and
Cross Cut SAWS, Planes and Cast Steel PLAIN Bats
Pol", ilrneh and Broad AYES thopplng aud Shing
ling latchcls Foot tdlcs Cast Steel Nails Blads
Shoe aud RHetlng ,'lune $; american and itngl,sl,
Cast Steel Drawing KNIVES, English and American
Sash, Framing. Fenncr and Motrrcc thses Con
yes; Patent Y enchcls Hammer Saw Sets Plated
Braces, with and wlthout Eitis lockwood Rules \
Bowels Steel tomrassrs aud Dl,tdcrs BoNwood
and Mahogany Gauges Of every kmd; Pad, stock,
Knob, No1tiee. Closet, Desk, Drawer, Wardrobe
aud Chest Locks Norfolk, Bow, Knob, German
and Patent Mofcc latches; Hinges and Screws of
all kinds Window and Doof Bolts Iron and steel
Squares Sadlary, handsome assortment Sadlcr'a
Fools Inaliells make Nofsfcd, Cotton and Strain
ng Ncbbs thousand aud Coach Fringe Coach
Lace; ilog SKINS Morocco SKINS; Shark Skins
Saddlr Tree, Pocket Fen, Table, shoe, aud Butch
/ ~ Knives; Ivory Sets some stIN superior RaHol-
ana kaHuf straps Scissors aud Shcafs Plated,
BrtIaua and Iron Table and ia Spouns Kitchen
Spoons aud ladies HoNwood Spoons aud Fur
Plated iriss and lapaunml Candle Sticks all and
Flat Plated steel and Brass Suutlcls; Suulicl
Trays HIiltania Tea and Coffee Pots superior
Britain Sets; PLAIN and Revolving fine Plated Gas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

a. Mr. Nandcrpoel, tie lieutenant ofMr. Van
Buren, in the II. Of L. las come oul in the public
papers 10 ,indica,e Mr.. Van Buren, from the charge
Of beng Roman Catholic. lie SAYS Van belongs
to no sect, (Which We had supposed, THAT he
" was bred in the religious principles of the Re-
formed Protestant Dutch Church, whose tcnels
are similar 10 those Of the old PRESBYTERIAN
Churches = that on removing To Hudson from Kin
derhook, hi, lady being a Presbyterian, he attend
ed church of that denomination that on reno
wing 10 Albany, he attended a PRESBYTERIAN
church also until the death of Dr. John Chester the
pastor, when he took pew in the church of DIR.
WEIGH, Baptist. We hope the public will be
highly edited hy this brief narrative. 4 mans re-
llglous principles ought never To he drawn into Il
political controversy, far At least il concerns
mere seetarian views bu, as Mr.. V b. has doubt
less been Instrumental in causing this publication.
we are disposed to give him all the benefit which
hr anticipates from II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
TIE SOUTH AND " EST.

Bg The last mails, we have no later accounts
from Texas than are contained in preceding CO.
lumns.
From the Creeks and tine Scmnoles, our infor-
nation is later butcmbraccs no new fact of mpor-
lance. The system Of petty warfare is kept up,
without decisive blow being struck.
Gen. Scott and Gen. Jcsup met at Savannah,
and proceeded to the Creek country. The former
is to command and will, we hope, retrieve the
reputation he has lost in Florida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
EAGLJ HOTEL.

'E'HE subscriber continues at this establishments
aud returns 10 the public his sincere thanks
Tor the very liberal encoua heretofore rccey-
cd ana promises TO use eXcrtion in his power
tor the accommodation and comfort OF those who
vsii llim-lls Table shall be furnished with the best
the market alords--lis stable with every thing No.
rcssary for Stable and his Bar the beet of Liquors
"a ',esh supply OF which is daily expected from
New \ ork, when the tasty can cali and Judge for
themselves D. CHI DERS
y. S.-lhosc indebted to me, will please make
payment, as longer indul gcnce cannot be expected.
lhis hope will be atendcdto. DC.
june q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
OBITUARY..

Died, ON Thursday night last, after severe i'll
ness, JosEpn EDWIN RoyALr., Esq. (of the firm
of Royal, Young u Coz in the 4}d.year OF his age
leaving diSconsolatc widow and SIX small chill
drcn 10 lament the loss OF an allcctonatc husband
and father, besides large circle of warmly at
tachcd relatives and friends. Strictly upright i'll
his transactions and always moral in his life, he
nevertheless saw the neccssit, of change OF heart,
and. some years since, he procsscd faith IN Christ,
and united himself with the Presbyterian Church.
In his last hours, lie gave the most satisfactory
evidence that he prepared to enter into " the
rest, which remains for the people OF God ia ton
sidcration which cannot but carry with it sooth-
inc influence to the bleeding hearts OF his suryi-
wing friends.
-, on Friday evening last, Mr. PnIIIP
Jennings, aged II , after proiracred illness, which
he bore with the most uushrinking iorilludc His
character unimpeachablc. ScIupulouSly homo
rabc in all his transactions he was esteemcd not
outstanding his trailties (inseparable from human
v) and his death lamenlcd, by those who were
best qualified to know the good qualities which he
possessed, and with whom his name will be synon-
ymous with that s'noblest work OF God, an honest
man.
-, on the Eth ult. in Danvillc, EDWIN g..
C>nANss, Esq. Of that place, Mr.. {. was some
years since Editor of the Danville Reporter, and
was esteemed by all who knew him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

~ An Anti-Savery Convention was heid III
Boston on the 9th uIt. Massachusetts had 2t9
delegates present, Maine s, New Hampshire 49,
Vermont 7, Rhode Island ., Connecticut ,, New
York 9, Virginia |, IA Mr.. Taylor-"ho IS he
and.from what quarter does he hail !)-and ONO l
e,s;oolI +, vast number of addresses were
delivered, Mr.. Tayoro of Va and two : my
GERS" being among the number Of speakers Soi'f
were subscribed on the spot. to carry ON the oPe-
ra,ions of the Ant-Slavery Society Tins yeat'
Last wear, the Bostonians mobbed small hand
Gl of aboli.ionsrs and dtovcthem out OF the CITY :;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

o. Edward Pugh, an irncrant Dentist, Who
about year ago, arrested i'll PitSy lvanIa
county, charge of tampering with certain
slaves, and who has ever since been confined in
Jail, until the late term of the Superior Court Of
that county, was, we understand, then tried and
acquitted. The particulars Of his trial have not
reached us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

0Fs The Legislature of New York, which has
Just adjourned, has augmented the banking cap
ltal OF that state - millions of dollars. This is
the WAY that the Van Buronitcs are bringing about
a hard money Governments