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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
NEGROES FOR SALE,

NJ ILL. be sold for cash, at Pittsylsana Court
w House, On Monday, the 18th day of July
NEXT ttbat being court day.) about twenty likely
NEGkoES, consisting of a variety of both sexes,
belonging To the estate OF Doct Josiah Norton dec.
or many thereof as will be necessary to satisfy
the debts against said estate.
ROBERT HARRISON. late Sherif
and us such, administrator Of Josiah Morton, dec.
T. S.-All persons having claim, against SAID cs-
tate are requested To present them mmcdlacly that
the business OF the same may be inall, settled.
r. II.
June Il IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

a. STR AlED, the othot Nav from
HtA my Plantation, III Campbell county, one
-A---- mile west OF VIM. Swinney's tavern, small
black fiLLEl, four years old this spring. She
evlous, sustained injury o the knee Joint of the
right fore leg, the effect of which is vet to be seen in
an enlargement OF the part. ANY information con-
cetnlng sand mare, communicated either to myself.
or Jesse Bundrum, (who lives upon the prcml-
srs) will be thankfully received.
J. \. MERIWETHER
Nav 81 u}v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

I AN now receiving the goods by the ship SUPERB
4 o from Liverpool, which makes the assortment
OF China and Farther Ware as good and large as |
have ever Offered the Glass is nearly all hand,
consisting of plain Nouded and Cnt. COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and others would do well 10 give
me call, the inducements held ont will be sufli-
Gent 10 ensure. their custom.
JOSEPH d. Exams.
N1A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
June u
EAGLE HOTEL,

VIII. subsci Ibef continues at this establishment,
. md returns to the public ms sincere thanks
fer the very liberal encouragement heretofore reccv-
ed aud promises to every exertlon in his power
for the accommodation and comfort of those who
visit hm-ls Table shall be furnished with the best
the Inarket aords-liis Stable with every thing ne
ccssary Tor Stable and his larhe best of Liquors
IA fresh suppl, OF which is daily expected from
Ne" l ork, when the tasty can call and Judge for
themselves. d. CHI UERS
T. S.-lt1osr Indebted to me, will please make
payment, IA longer indulgence cannot be expected.
This hope will bc atrcudcdto. u. C.
jun ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
NANAL CONTRACTORS will b. furnished .

HANAI CONTRACTORS will b. furnished on
" the most reasonable terms, with Amcs' SUPERB
Sho,cS and Spades long handle Sho,cls Crow
Bars, Picks Axes, Smiths Tools Naylor & Cos
Cast Steel of all SIZES Nail Rods Drill Iron; and
other Iron, al almost every descrption--and every
other article IN the Hardware line. They are par,ic
larN uNIt.d Ia sise us a call.
H. b. RICH ARDS x co.
April II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
NEW lily Mn BOOKS.

vuNlllI Virginia Selection of Psalms. HYMNS and
L spiritual Songs, trpm the most approved au.
thols, adapted to public worship and social meetings.
selected and arranged b, Andrew Broaddus. Re
cciVed and for sal, BY
ESTES & WHITEHEAD
NaN y
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Nav %
NOTICE.

~, STR AfED off from the subscriber. at
- 'Lees,ille N Camrbcll County, on the 18th
day OF the present month (May.) IA fine
! h'snnt Sorlel Mare, about Sin years old, with a
b'a1c face aud one white foot. if no more; one of
her ancles behind is little enlarged by the cut of a
MOOT. She Is one of the first class OF saddle horses
PAGES fast and easy The last information | had of
her she about five or ten miles below Pe2town.
IN the county of Bedford, beating along up Staun-
ton kner-She was brought from the Ohio, and in
all probability is making her back-Thc sub
scrihcr will give liberal reward for her or gladly
receive any intonation that he can get her gain
Any gentleman who may get in possession of her or
find out where she is, will please give the subscriber
Information by letter directed Grief Miller. Lees
vi'le Campbell county, Va and they shall be well
compensated for their trouble and all costs and
charges paid. GRIEF MILLER,
May 26 u2,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
30 Feet of Ground on Main Street.

'UNliE subscribers authorized sell that ,aln-
u able piece OF ground, Main street contain.
ng 30 feet front now IN the occupancy of : II. Da-
WIS Esq, aud opposite To Mr. John NJ Wawicks
new builimgs.-rerms liberal.
PAYNE \ TT RNER, luctrs
June 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
NEGROES.

rENiiE subscriber WILL at all times pay the hiches
"a cash price for likely young Negroes. Persons.
having such to sell will do wen to call on him.
NJ. HART.
Jan. II I2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
Jan. | |
~ ANflftl).

nNE OR TW q BOYS from ~ to III wears of
~ age. 10 learn the Saddle and Harness Making
business JOHN &. SIIACkLEFORD.
Nav oG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

One Mr.. II. J. Harrison, Surveyor OF the port
Of Louisville, ny. has recently been detected
dciauIrer to the Government. lie bad collected
hospital money 10 the amount of several thousand
dollars, from the boatmen employed tire riser,all
of which he has put into his own pocket, and left
nclc Sam and his sick waicrmcn 10 whistle for il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
JAMES RIVER AND k1AiUHi ON I


DRoPoSALS wlbe rec ei,cl at the Once Of
L the James River aud kananha COMPANY, in
the City OF lsichmo Il, from the 18th 10 the 5fd day
Of August. for the construction OF all the EXcaya-
ton, Embankmeur and Wang not iiow u der con-
tract, together with nearly al the Cul,ers aud the
greater portion Of the Locks between Lsnchburc
and Maidens Adventure.
The work advertised embraces the twenty
miles bet"eec Columbia and the head of Maideus
Adventure Pond. the eight miles between Seven
Island falls and Scotts,ilc, and about twenty sola
ted sections reserved at the former letting. between
Scottsvllle and Lynchhurg.
The quantity of Masonry offered Is very great
consisting oi about two hundred tulserts OF from
three TO hriy feet span; nine Aquednets thirty
five Locks. number OF Wastes with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans and specifications oil all the work
and special plans of the most important culyerts and
Aqusduets, will be found at the offices OF the seve-
raj Principal Assistant Engineers the line of the
Canal.
The work will be prepared for examination by the
18th July but mechanics. well recommended de-
sirous OF immediate employ ment, obtain contracts
for the construction ola number OF cuverts at pri-
,ae letting.
Persons offering to contract, who are unknown TO
the subscriber any of the Assistant Engineers
will be expected 10 accompany theirproposals bv the
usual certificates Of their character and ability.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
Ghicf Engineer Of tie james Rirer
and hondtrha Com pnnV.
NoTE.-lhe Dams, Guard-l Locks. most of the
Brldgcs aud number of Locks and Cul,erts are re-
served for future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose OF obtaining work, would do
wellto call al the Office ofthe Compan, IN tn. city
OF Richmond, where any information which the,
may desire will be chccriully communicated.
The Valley of James River, between Iynchbirs
and Richmond, Is healthy. {. t.. Jr.
June6 I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
ALMOND LOTION.

JUST received. supply of Clements al,,o.,
I" Lotion. new article, for beautiiynp Tho a.
and removing letters ringworns sunburns g. se'h'
directions fora accompanying each bottle L
sale by JAMES f RoN.,I 'f
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

Y irginia, to Wit---At rules held in the Clerks
Once OF Nelson county court, the ID day
OF May. 1896:
George 5. Mays PIN.
Against
Susan Mays, administrator of jesse NAYS dec
Moses ]. Mays, Daniel Mays BENJAMIN johnson
and Malah his wife, Wilson b. May., James l.
Mays and William MAYS Dehs.
In CHANcERY.
The defendant, Moses |. Mays, rot being an IN
habltant OF this commonwealth and without the III
rsdlcion OF this Court motion of the plaintiff
by COUNSEL it is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here, before the fourth Monday in july
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and thai a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted int the Lynch
burg Nirgmian, newspaper printed IN the town ot
Iynchburg, for two months successfully, and auo-
ther copy thereof be posted at the front door of the
Court House of this county, ON some court day.
\ Copy-Teste.
SP. GARLAND, CW.
Nav II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
RO>llDOneIalcn1.

1t CAS- +. THOMPSON, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the Odd OF
July next, at which time il will take place on the
premises. LUCAS =. THOMPSON, Trust.
June & tile
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
Pr n N O S ,

NJ T. have iustrercl,cd 5 handsome Piano For
w ties, "ncot whlehls an upright, London made
Instrument ri hne tone which; all al will be sold ON
the most reasonable terms, perhaps lower than the,
were ever sold lnihls place.
PAYNE s. TURNER.
Mav q IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

The L. 5. frigiie Columbia left " ashingion on
the 10Th uli for Norfolk in tow OF two steamboats,.
OF her armament she had on board tl,rty-iwo32
FOUNDER lcnIg guns,and IL FOUNDER carronades. la
iii, state slIe drew Ia feet of water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
CHI; CLOTHS.

TuNIiE subscribers have hand. yer, large took
u of fine and extra super fine Blue Cloths of their
own importation, which they will sell At yer. small
adv ancc IN order to reduce the STOCK. Those in
want will do well TO examine our cloths.
JAMES &. HI nj & Co
May 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
CANDIES. Ac.

lust received. 4 superior lot Of C,>p1rs W,sr
- lNph SWIFT MARS. Pnu>rs FIGs, D.rIs.
tfrKoN, sc. Nc. For sale low bv
fDIRQIREAN 4 PALMER
Sigaofhc Roy s. Goiden Mortar
uucf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

II'iib subscriber has Just iecened and o,o,,
l. assortment of Medicines. Drugs. D. D.. ~
Oils. Dye Stuffs, DC. which, in addi,,o, ,s.
former supply, will make his stock large and % ms
Bile. '>'a
lie has also on hand, variety of very G,e
Candies
Preserved Ginger,
Prunes.
Madeira Nuts.
Filberts,
Soft Shelled Almonds.
Figs, Oranges, Lemons.
Several Cases of very fine Liquoricc, &c. &.
The above, together with many Fame, -,
are offered to his customers and the pubc '''f
moderate terms. JAMES r. ROVW1'efs
April IL III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

\ LII persons having claims against the estate
: a OF the late Charles Lacy are rronesrd :,
present them properly authenticated to the under.
signed, in order that they may be paid-rhose in.
dcbted to said estate requested to call & MAXI
payment JAMES MCDONALD, Er'or.
Of chos. Lacy iced
Anril 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
Encourage Home Marufac tures.

TUE subscriber takes this method of rcuni.-
l. his thanks to his friends and the pubic aa,
rally, and to inorm them that he is. still car,,,T,
lat his old stand, few doors below Messrs Ri,
son and Elous'and immediately opposite Mr. En-
otis Livery stabIc,) the Fancy and Wind>o, CO..
Making Business in all its various branches in ola
CANT style aud OF superior workmanship His Pa,
ey Chairs are OF the latest Baltimore Fashion, made
OF the best materials aud finished in the hest s,,I
Having made them in his own shop bv an elce,,.
workman from the North, he can can safely say H.
such chairs never before have been offered IN H..
public as respects durability and elegance III, N.
sltes the public generally 10 call aud examine l.,
themselves. {. HARDY.
Nav 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
New Books and New Bsonnct>.

new Books and New gsOnncI~.
IlST RECEIN ED AT the new Fancy and Staple
- and Dry Goods Store OF Estes X Whitehead
Consisting III part as follows
Jay morning and Eve Sets Poets, spleididly
hIhg Exercises, bound IN lO,ols
PRAYER books oil different Smpwlecks and disasters
sizes, ut Sen.
Proper Lessons. variety of new Noyels
Bioics and lestamenls, Hymn Books OF different
Bcnncus Letters, Kinds
The Pastor at the sick Bucks Dictiona,y
bed Shakespeare,
Lords supper Joscphus,
Course OF Tipe, Blank Books of all Find.
Albums, 4 large assortment of
School ROOFS. and ma
ny Other valuable books.
lsONNETS.
An assortmcnto OF New Stylc CONSISTING of fine
PLAN Straw, Ca,'iincu Grcc,an Cottage imperial
Grrc"n Cottage aud Fancy Grecian Cottage
May % f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
O. Auction and Commission Business.


~oueooo anu NomMibsiou 0usinosss
tOpposne tho Bonks.)
VIE subscribers have associated themselves
Il together, under tic firm Of
PAYNE Il TURNER,
For the purpose Of prose cutting the above business
in all lis branches. They wlngat all times to
come under liberal acoeptances, for con>gnmcnrs
made them from any portion OF the country. They
expect 10 keep constantly on hand Il general sup
ply of Groceries, Shoes, Hats, &C., &c, &c,
all or any of which will be sold 10 merchants and
others al pirate well public sale, at a very
small advance.
The sale OF country produce Of every Kind will
be attended 10 punc,ualy, and the best uncrcs, of
the planter guarded. JOHN II. d. PAYNE,
JAMES TURNER.
John X. ID. Payne returns his thanks 10 his
friends and the public for their liberal encourage
ment ~ the above business, and soicits, for the
new firm of PAYNE & Turner, a continuance of that
patronage so literally bestowed upon himself for
the last 10 years.
Nav II 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

NEW LOTTERY AND ExCITA NoE
OFFICE.
FINlII. Subscribers, having associated themselves
L together fot the purpose OF wing on the
Lottery and Exchange business IN all its branches
and taken the house long known =. x NJ Aliens
lottery and exchange office, and more recently oc-
cupIcd by Nh, tam Diggcs-are HOW making
arrangements, and will he able m few DAYS to offer
TO their friends aud the public, Tickets OF the
important schemes which may be drawn in few
months, OF which, due notice will be even
ANES II. ANERErr
ROBINSON \ ElIDI'T
June > +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
1YNcHBURa CLOTHING STORE.

'Niit. subscribers beg leave 10 inform the in
bfants OF Lynchburg and Campbell, tina,
hcV have commenced the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

oRiGIN OF NAars.-An attempt was made the
other evening prove that the names al our abori-
enalribes taken from the English language
designating particular professions cangs
aaI,.J UiHne -bagoe,
Philosophers, o-sagcs
The most stable IN friend ! Ar,
ship.
The Gormandlzers, I'oH-aWattainies
Borrowers otmonrs. PdrH-ees
Wall street SINNERS, hickapoos
Pcdlars ia timber aud small "A 49,, -,
ware, \
Nond-cuticrs Chippcwas thip-a"ay)
stump candidates. Me-nominfes,
Ertniag Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
Al,ril q
MANTLE OisN \ siENTS.

\ VERY HANDSOME assortment Of Flown
VASES, MUGS, &c, OF German gilt and pearl
glass, just received, and for sale by
JOSEPH ID. EVANS
Nav % ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
China. Glass and Earthen Ware.

VI .,N o.}
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
Three Thous and Men for TEXAS.

General Dunlap, Of Tennessee. is a
bout TO proceed to Texas with the a
bove number ofme The whole corps
are now at Memphis. They viii not. 1t
is said, pass this way; every man is COM
pletely armed, the corps having been OIL
ginalIy raised for the Florida war This
force. we have no doubt. Will carry eve
ry thing before lt.-Yicksburg Reg.
O. We observe from our exchange
papers that Major Gen. huNT, of the
Texan army, has arrived in the city Of
New York. 1t seems he came from N.
Orleans by land, and it is said that he
has enlisted in the Southern and Wes-
tern States, from 3 to 400 emigrants,
who are to embark with him this au-
tumn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17

grand revolution was at once decided
upon. Eight hundred of the military
supporters Of the Royal Statue were
at once corrupted. The National
Guards took umbrage at reported
change by the Military Governor.
MuItitudes gathered 10 the streets. The
Military Governor, a veteran cover
ed with scars, whose valor had been
often tested in the field, Immediately
proceeded TO the Main Guard, accom-
panied only by an Aid de.camp, and
exclaimed, "Gen,Iemen what is this Z
What is the meaning Of such strange
proceedings Z" Upon Which one OF
the National Guard, who stood near
him, pressoteda pistol, which, nowey-
er, flashed in the pan. "Pistols do not
brighten me-" exclaimed the veteran /;
and entering the guard.room, he called
loudly for assistance. Some Of the
guards Immediately levelled their mus
kets at him. National Guards cried
tue HUSctuoIy ~ tutS thO WY J0u re-
ward the victory | obtained at Puente
de la Reynar Z" He was answered by
a discharge of muskets, aud his body
was afterwards run through in twenty
places by the bayonets Of the National
Guard.
The Governor who was attempting
to make his escape, disguised in the
dress of common soldier, was instantly
shot dead, and his body dragged into
the public square, where it was expos
ed until the next morning.
On the 26lh July the constitution of
1912 was solemnly proclaimed and
sworn to, and new Junta, or board
OF Government, established, the Presi-
dent of which vas the same Comman.
dant of Carabineers, who presided o.
yer the Provisional one. The new
Governor had forcibly recommended
the maintenance Of the public tranquil
ity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
FROM FLORIDA.
CHARLEsToN. Sent. x

| CHARLESTON, Sept. 5.
To the polileness of Lieut.. DANoy,
Of the United States Artillery, who
came passenger in the schooner Ame.
liza, Captain Joyner, arrived here this
forenoon from New Orleans VIA St.
Augustine, we learn that the troops
haver emoved from Micanopy to Ga
rey's.ferry, Black creek, in consequence
of sickness and the exhausted state of
the teams. A detachment consisting
of three companies, have been ordered
by Col. Crane to take post at Santa Fe
bridge, 28 miles from Garey's Ferry,
on the road TO Newnansville.
The garrisons in the interior are as
follows AT Newnasville, 60 miles
from Garey's Ferry Santa Fe bridge,
Garey's Ferry, and Picolata. Nume-
rous small parties Of Indians (suppos-
ed to be Creeks) are reported TO be
passing south in the vicinity Newnans-
vile.
ActG "a nv" 0ouub OOo tuCll SICK
at St. Augustine, having been brought
from the interior.
Major Pierce had abandoned his in.
tention Of rene ewing the attack on the |
Indians at Gen. CIinch's plantation, |
from the exhausted state of the troops, |
Sc. and the superior force of the enc. |
my. ...
Capt. Ashby had entirely recovered
from his wounds.
Lieut.. Dancy gives depIorable ac-
count of the health of the u. S. forces
n Florida. He states that of a COM
'any of IS United States dragons,
Who arrived there in March last, there
we're but SiG reported capable of duty;
md of his own company, consisting OF
70 and 70, there we're only four who,
Ehen he left, were not on the sick list.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
MARYLAND SAFE!

/ 6 In our last number we published g
paragraph from Baltimore paper giving
unexpected Intelligence of the Van Bu-
rem party in this state having succ eeded
in electing majority of Electors, on the
preceding Monday. This was mis-.
take. The election terminated ia fa-
YOUR of the Harrison party, 81 to 10.
This determines the politics OF the State
| for five years. The Wings were nearly
caught mapping, but are "wide awake"
for the coming elections.
The Administration party in Bali
more celebrated their supposed victo.
~ on Wednesday night by a great pa
rade--and with very good reason, had
they really succeeded, for il would
have been a triumph indeed; but the
error was in rejoicing too hastily. An
article in the Baltimore Chronicle con-
tains the following amusing notice of
the termination ofthe festivity:
"While the Jackson procession were
parading the streets last nigh, in honor
Of their supposed triumph, the &C.
counts Of their defeat came pouring ia, !
one after another, to the inexpressible !
cbagrin Of the leaders, who, one by
one, were seen scampering off as they |
got the news. The rank and file were
kept jgnoran, Of the defeat ill the
show was over. The poor fellow in
The procession who personated "DeatA
upon the pale Horse" as soon as he
heard Of the defeat, is reported to have
Out spurs to his beast, turned a short
corner, and run as though the d. was
II his hees.n s@
Anti Malthusian Feeder Wafi-
lei, a native Of Austrian in Asiatic
Russia, had by his first wife 60 chill
Iren at u births, by his second wife
8 children at 8 births, in all 81 chill
Iren. lie was alive 10 l7S2-aged
s years. s===
W RusH'a pay for attending to the
mlthsonian bequest, in England, is re-
Orted to be worth about 10000 dollars !
ear! |,
10 MASSACHUSETTS has the honor of j
aving built the first Railroad and cut 4
lie frat Canal in the United 8tatse. Id