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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-04-22

By the mail on Wednesday we received Washington papers to April 9th By these we receive the gratifying intelligence that THE BILL FOR THE ADMISSION OF ARKANSAS HAS PASSED THE SENATE, with only sie dis senting voices-to wit, Clay of Kentueky, Knight of Rhode Island, Porter of Iouisiaaa, Prentiss of Vermont, Robbins of Rhode Is. land, Swift of Vermont
 We can understand the vote of Knight, Robbins and Swift, on the ground of their op- position to slavery. Whit to make of Clly's and parti cularly of Porter's vote, we know not. Our readers will observe that no at tempt seems to have been made to retard our admission. We are clogged-so far-with no restrictions--exccpt that our western boundary is defnitively settled-,ohich we gre glad ef So much for all the ink shed last summer to prove the course We were ta- king to bc wrong.
 Our admission is now certain. The Se- nate having passed the bill, the House will most certainly do it. Our ordinance would then be tlksn up-lnd modified. ALr. No land says, ill letter to us; ssCol. Mercer, member of the committee, told mo he had de- sired Col. Sevier to select fue of the seuen- teen grants asked for, which five they would accede to-" By this time Arkansas is q State, and we may gird up our loins for the elections in August.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-04-22
JOHN B D. SMITH. Eso

'1'' VI O' N4Hf IT, ISq.
 What does Van Buren say, in his answer, forty times as long eI should not feelsnfe Tn saying that Congress had NOT the power to abolish slavery in the District"
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-04-22

Judge Whites opinion has been asked con- cerning the power of Congress to abolish sla- very in she District of Colambia. Here it is--brief and to the point;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

pyAClIiNE CARDS.-1he subscriber has beer ap-
I'VE rcn,r agent for the sale of Machine Cards and
GlIur for Cotton and Wooden Factories, warranted Of
superior quality Also, sheep roller leather; shuttlcs
cotton and sa,net pckerS: picker string and lace lea
ther belt leather, by the side or cut and SpGet III strips
~ ,rdrr for cutcn woocn flour and mills. from
inches 10 Twelve inches in width, and any length, com
nl,c: cleaning combs &c, &c. Orders Tor any Of the
above articles, promptly attended 10 bY
March -. 1l0C-tlsihI GEO. L. SAAiSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

/, j = REWARD will be pald for delivering to Inc
3 q - IN Richmond, negro man, Tom. hired said
Aygro Nh. Sterling Lipscob, in the lower end OF
Amy William county. Tom is very black, about fave
:-r: inches, stout made of dull counlenance; he is
IL doubt lurking about i'll tie lower part Of King VII
LIAM. Tx above reward will he paid, OF ten dollars TO
s:cuFe i!in i'll the Jail Of said county.
WILLIAM LlPSCOMB.
April 10. ll5-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
-gssGks.gzG.sIs, v'Easas.SE.a,

ENAHMYllLE PROPERTY FOR SALE The
Il subscriber will offer for sale his property in the
town of Farmvr, at public auction, on the 2ist Of
April consisting of tan yard lot in complete opcrallon
with fixtures. This yard is improved in the best and
most convenient manner. II has first rate mill and
mill house, Two large bark sheds, large two.s.ory
house. two large sized marble tables: ortyonc vats with
never-aiIing spring in the lot This may be consI-
dcred amongst the most desirable situations in the
upper country: growing and prosperous town, with
first rate navigation; healthy section Of country, sur
rounded with sober and industrious planters, which at.
fords to the yard from 500 to 900 share hides every
year. This alone warrants 10 the yard regular and
annual profit; besides, the trade of The will
sune double the quantity Of leather the yard can make
The subscriber has two tanners and curriers' which he
would be willing TO hire TO the purchaser, il he needs
such.-Aso, at the time Of the above snle vacant
lots adjoining the above property. will also sell my
dwelling house and LOT, which situated in the OF
The town. Farther description is deemed unnecessary,
u is presumed thase who stand in need will ryinlue
for Terms of sale: one and three years
credit. A bond with approved security will BE- required.
REUBEN SEAY.
Fcrmv vile lI:5-,L@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

tssALE OF LOTS IN tie To.cn Of Far'nuiHe.-On the
hS 2lst Day Of April lo3G will be sold, at public auc'
upn. on the premises, near Farmve, twenty. five acres
o, the Lands OF ST. George Randolph, adj"lnlng said
ai o one and two ycars-ihe purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security, and lien upon the
property. BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
Starch "a lG7-:iS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

~. ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally, and
- week during the session OF the State Legislature,
t t .x rrviurc Five Dollars annum payable IN n'i-
. nj reI specie PAYING banks (onlyl will be Ie-
The S T siss t p is bs s
"s r y, be discontinued, but 1T the dscISnon oil The
:! :" I |' II AREA. 49,. have been paid Up. ,
" yyrr viii suaraHlec the payment oil nne papers, snail
- n, tcs;h s,stlS $50, ny,,r,s1Sc
Or les. hrs. in:crtion, I5cenls; each continuance
inserted until ha, cihcf been paid Tor
5ita ,r Irn. person in this city or its enrirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

kSALE OF LOTS in tie 1orn If FurmeiEc.-On The
~ I'D day OF April, 1886. will be sold at public auc'
,", On the premises. Farmve, forty acres OF The
Land OF josiah Chambers, adjoining said town, in lots
not exceeding half each credit OF one and two
yra'-t!c purchasers giving bonds with approved per-
SERIAL security, and a lien upan the property.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
March lS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

ERROAD.ROCK RACES, Spring 1896, orer the
EB Iree-HW Course iaStead IF Br0nd. Rack, will CON-
mcnce as usual The third Tuesday in APRIL and con-
Tim E,rr1l n,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

wIOR SALE Lot No. 45l, on y and { Streris-lron;s
n 20 feet on d Street and 81 feet the Basin bank.
For terms apply to John W. itIlsns at Mrs IomP
kinss, or George 2. CrumP, ot Richmond. =,
E,, JA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

EpERSONS indebted to the estntr Of Thos G.. NloH-
H cure, deceased, late Agent OF the Pcnrnilary are
requested 10 make immediate Paymrnland all those 10
whom the estate is indebted will present their claims,
properly authenticated the undersigned for settlement
JAMES e.. WATSON,
Curator Of Tics. &. NOnc"rc. dtcd.
A,,u Il2-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

>NlTY FLOUR Mills FOR s!.LE-l am de.
" sirous 10 sell my mills the James river canal
near the city Of Richmond. Persons disposed to Pur
Chase invited view the property, which will be
sold low, and on liberal credit If desired by the pur-
chaser. Should the property not be disposed of before
tile first day of June next, the subscriber will make all
necessary for carrying the business as
heretofore THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
March 90 lO9-t25M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

NIAKOLINIAN will Stand the present season IN
q Brunswick county, Va. within two miles OF Law
renccvi!e. File takes the STAND OF 'mole0n, VINO aley
am.mrnt of Carolinan, and has mad" ample arrange
ens for the accommodation OF mares that may be sent
TO the horse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

s AQUELlN TAYLOR Il Go. have received bv va
ee rious Packets from the North their spring supplies
from Bremen, Buraps, Oznaburgs, and Ticklcnburys,
%nd will receive in store during this week. per Superior
from Liverpool their imported goods and carpe,nps on
ronsgnmcnt-a which will constitute the most extern.
s'ye assortment Of goods they have ever offered and
which they will sell on accommodating terms.
APRIL. ll0-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

TERROR.-This very fine stallion, years old, a dark
brown, ii hands inches high full brother to EcIipse
Liahtnot Shark, Black and Bay Maria &c will stand
at INV stable Spring Grove, Hanover county Virginia.
ION miles west of the Court House. S23 the season.
peligrce lie was g"t by Eclipse, dam Lady ligh!oot
Anil : 1li2-Stl NM. L. VIII Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
Farm vile, April u.
RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY.

FEYil Subscribers respectfully ni"rm their llrnds and
z the public generally, that thrf have now on hand
goo" and well selected assortment o French Burr Bucks
Ufte best quality, and also extensive assortment OF
ready made French Burr Nistunes OF sizes,
which they not inferior 10 any hut in this coun-
try. Persons who are in want OF the abave article
would do well call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere, determined TO sell
on reasonable terms for cash, town accrp;ances.-
Their shop is at the corner Of & 18th srccts-AIl
dcls will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL,
YOU'LL S. RUST.
NJ B.-For reference, to The quality of our ready
made Burr Ailslones, apply 10 the Richmond Milrrs
Feb 10 1Dl-2aw:m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

AOIlCE.-rhc co.partnershp heretofore existing
" under the name and style Of John Poe Il Co.,
cS"lvrd the lst Of January last. AS we are ans.
S 10 settle the affairs of the late concern as speedily
a practicable, request those having claims thereon
present them for paynen and urge those indebted To
make payment without delay, to either of the under
sgned at the Leather Store Of William Beal, Main
street, who will continue sell the Leather manu(ac-
Jared at the Virginia Tanncry by John Poe.
JOHN POE,
WI BEAL.
April Is. ll4-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

ATOTi CE.-The Subscriber, Attorney al Law, will at
~ tend the Snprri"r Court Of Law and Chancrry of
ilcnco county, tie General Court, and the Court oi
Appeas and will rive strict attention business
filed TO him in tl,se Courts. lie has taken part Of the
oiicr Vi his son, DR.. f. II. Smith the Bell tavern,
where or his dwelling, he may generally b. found,
crpi when in attendance upon The Courts.
JOHN II. SMITH.
P;cbmnnI Anril | 1S2G llD--lGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

E,!X PAR Of Sawye:s wanted to work on the Rich
IS IA nd Fr,Le icksburg u Potomac Rail Road.-
,.s1I rr.ces aad regular w"ra will be 81 ven.
Rail Road O.l!ce, April ~, 1886 lio-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
March n

3 ,OIlCE.-By virtue OF deed Of Trust, executed
n TO me by VIM II. Stanard, deceased, bearing date
' o"crn.h day Of Juy 1885, and upon record IN the
Clerks Office OF Orange county, SHALL for certain
r"'r"srs therein mentioned proceed to sill to the high
Is, bidder fer ready money. Friday, the 9th day Of
ay next, without fail, upon the premises. the tract OF
Land upon which said Stanard lately reslded-ed"in-
ia5 !e Town Of Stanardsrc and the lands OF George
F'ice and VIM SIMS and containing between THREE
d.! FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be uc-
Ga" surveyed before the day Of sale, and plot there
q teen exhibited The title is believed to be perfectly
E"od but selling as Trustee, shall convey such title
'"'y as is vested in me by the Trust
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee.
Orange c. II Va Apr O. ll4-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

TE1O FARMERS.--Seed Buckwheat, Timothy, Or
chord Grass Sainfoin, Lawn or Yard Grass,
ucsrne White Dutch Clover, Common Red do, White
Renns Black Eye, Galavan, and Crouder Peas For
sale by ~ ,,
April Is. - "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

nIjNAWAY.-Was committed to the jail OF Hen
ES, r;cn conntv on the 18th February last, Negro
savs ' who eas Himself oHs and he the proper!
ty of John McRae of Alexandra. The said negro is
about feet inches high. dark brown compIexioh naa
on when committed suit OF black coti c'oe' as
vera small scars about his face and about "a years OF
age The is requested to come forward ana pay
charges else he will be dealt with according to law.
HENRY L. CARTER, D s.
April5. Il11-l2t1 For .Jno. Hales, Mt. H. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

FEyO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOGAC, o.
IL The planters Of whom have purchased CROPS of
Orunnko Tobacco. will confer Il favor me by deliver
n,r them to the order of r. & r. Gwu!hmcy in the city
of Richmond between the 18th Of May and the list Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the st
Ut june will please defer the delivery until the 18th Of
June any time between the middle Of that month and
the first day OF July. JOHN u. HUGHES.
March .. 39-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

MWk pOWEL'S ENTIRE STOCK Of high.Lred,
W. imprDred, Durh0m ShOrt.horncd CATTLE, i'm
ported or bred hy him. will be sold on SArrRDAY }D
APRIL NEXT, at 9 oclock at " Powcllon, opposite to
Philadelphia Authenticated pedIgrccs will b. Given at
the time Of saIc-most Of The animals having been de-.
rived from selections made by Mr. Powell, in England,
in IS:i0 NM. HUGHES.
PIyrl,nn March 26. IUS-l21A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

he
an, are s,nr ad counc corporations VI tue
, in the United States. 10 explain by comparison the
vested b. the decree 81 OF October in the
Of capitals VI Tia States have only
,nnnoc ha, u similar decree TIA Of the 81 Of Oooe,
Congress OF the United States and that the Lsssis
,n Of Eruu:ky could and
that corporation municipal authority OF Frankfort acting the
the Representative. Of the whole Ste nominate
the department council C Kentucky wbch
BY such Of 81 Oc,obsr wo9 be converted from
department OF the consolidated government Ike 'A
depa OF France.
Legislature CT the State Of Coaua AID s1s o. Linz
which made this protest, dissolved by milar? ioiee
oder the orders of Gen. Coz and Governor Don ans,n
ga Secretary and severaf OF the @
Antonio de Brxar and several other Texans were .. do
capital S,ue those events oax h
Milan was taken prisoner with the Gosenor me oSt %
hus'. c ~ III Cos to deliver them up to him. ms ooot
ay o OF course: the precursor o. the lnvssioa o.
T,,as 5y this Gsnersln OcoSdf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

SITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, WHO mas
70 had some experience in the management OF lan'
". wishes 10 oblain situation as ho9sekeeper. she
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her. but should situation offer in healthy secoon TI
country, she would be willing to take charge OF sna
school Her terms will be moderate and she would pre-
fer to reside in q religious family.
N. B-The applicant can be seen or heard irom' ny
applying at MIR. William Mayo's Shocke Hill; ..
huri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

Derercd by S. F. AusrIS, Of 1rras TO cry urge Gu
dence Of Lndiss uua Gentlemen IN the Seoul PrcSby
terrain Church, Louisville, Hsntacky, on the 7M 4
.tfGrrh IS4i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19


Two Sweepstakes, (wilh colts and FLIES three years
od) FIRST produce swcepsluke, mile heats, entrance
SlU0, half forleit-eleven subscribers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28


r;an f,,,s,. -, - - We Tie uaa
''..'e y Tn personal p.. .
-, - ~ '''s 7 tfeasse et ..
100, e. i. .'5.' ~ ii n d.9oA,...
,."" =, '''' M ~ highest tand'a.ac,. y.
''' 'o'' III 'siie>et'---'bc n..ut.
'''''p' ''' "'''f' 'le Hdiihaa r..r.
" T" ''s''''s I'm I'm tIle Il nla4ij1.,...
- sammy u. m ha.e afi.iisr, VI .., .
y. "a ''"''H' IL. 1@ae "ham the V..;...
u'>i'''' '' NC 1.itf'a ~ aeninl.j,l..I..
"'"'"or'"F al supp r. an, rihrr l...
"'''" the pegflf Ct Sgeia1a law
thrown away 'I'ir Nnffasr, l. t,>'.gi..
alE"n WHO vas not a eanti1lh'9 W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
WAsutxer,N, November u

w
.We b,ye some indications vi the near spprsaeh
nj ,be,,riod ft The commencement OF the Second
Srs.inn of tl,e TnsntN-fpurlh CJngress, which
meets on manna,, l1e 9TH OF next month.
The NrcE psesiprNr of the United States has
arrived in tii, eta, and viii probabt take lls seal
as President OF the Senate CA the FIR, da, Of tn
Session.
Mr.. Bell, OF Teane see, observe, reached
Baltimore on Friday, AMI has passed north
warIly for The present and other members
reported On thef WY 10 the Seat of Govern
Ment Nat. Int.
Tms WAY IT Wonts-Th. st. Loui, Repn'll-
can, Of Nov. ;. siys -" We II We uu lrr,teod
that Treasury Circular has been issued 10 the
di.bnr,lne Officers u tic Unued Statrs--in The
West nj lrast--dltecine them net II drae up
on the Deposae Ennis tor GoH or Silrer
ocpt ia cases in winch il is ab,unr ~ neoessa-
~" This IA M oileisl ltknoN lcdymrn ot The
utter iIllre OF all the asowcj purposes al the
Administration III tamprrug, as 1t has dun,
with the Tre5sur, and the Currency,
Tine lpla"as i from The New Iorn Evening
Star of The I'm instant;
The B,na ol the STATE OF New York corld
no, discount Ter IFS customer, on Iaesisg, hul
would buy Southern pap"r At % ser cent. ex-
ei'ange. aud eve IN payment their bills On Eng-
lani Al ID per cend PREMIUM, when tbs rcgu-
hrratn WAS 81 Vii the People al this citV ~
this country slbm Ia such SHAVING rs thi, Il, an
Institution chartered lat he accommodation ol the
mercantile community y IL.
'|hsre are oe getting 10 Lookin. OVER onr
o' our exchange papers, very handsome large
paper ioo-ae casually read an article running
thus
" The keel of a new schooner was laid a few
days since by VI. q. Barber, M his slip yard s."
Dc. q" This, ,ogrlher vi Il ann,lrr of The >anc
dime SionS. "A III la, lauufh " & "a L,n -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
MEMPnts, NoY. II
4 DEMON.

\ negro WIS brought through our Town a daN ar
Two since, III CHAINS, 10y an Arkansas Sheriff, Tor
having murdered ia Hot Springs County, AL. a.
bout "enks since, h"s ,ndi>idua<---hi, mlsfe,.
norher mblte nan, aah three negroes, anl burned
their bodies. The infatuated drmou, 1--we know No
m"rr appropriate. term J WIS assisted lv another
negro, whom h,,killrd by knnckine him in the head
when ra,realng rotn the scene of hclli>h nqliiN
that nnne could til the horrid tale llr coutexs,,>
the CT mr. NJ. Thos. H. IluSkrv the unlottu-
nate ma'ler, WIS emiar,tng to ArhaHsaS from tins
county. The wretch will most assuredlv oApille
las daholical aams in the rrucs. We rai,e our
voice against such punishment, Notwithstanding the
monstrous crime Enquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

MErabp BiB1c Soclrry.-Wr have here.
tolDlr m.ntipled tl the general conference nf the
Mrtiod,t Episcopal Church hid recommended
the dis oaoa of the Bible Society connected " iih
tIlat church, with a view, We unlrr,and oil H.
nung ali the energies at that body with the 4 me-
llcn Billr Soerty in Circulating III holy Scrip.
lures. We are happy to STATE that, aer,eehly 10
The recommendation of the conference, the socir-
" has been dissolved, and arrangements are n "
nPfaerc>> II carr, forward the great work. IN accer
dance nh the WIS., at the hi!hcst ecclesiastical
body Of 'hr Methodist Episcopal Church.
v y Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

The Albany Argus Of tho II inst. SAYS that the
pan"ls Mercury, Venus, Mrs, Jupiter. and S turn
are Al Prcsc i all in the same quarter ol the hra-
vehs. Those who may be- DESTROYS To see thus
interesting spectacle advised to repair To the
open ar between Eve aud six o'elaek, when thc\
VIII ST." Mars, htgh IN the south near the mcr an a
hltlc 10 the eastward Jupiter will be recognized from
liis clear light and superior brightness, whiis, still
fnrther 10 the east Venus sheds her dazhinn luslr
ana last q! the train Mercury may be observed
seated on lie limits of twilight, and emitting
pale light like thar Of G>cI star. Verify tins mus,
DC the az, OF conventions, when eycn planets como
tpse,cr. fBabf A,sey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
TIE VICE PRESIDENCY

II IS no" certain that Col. X. NJ. Jo.n,on will
not he elected ice President by The Fl,c,or,1
colleges, u9less the Nr-inia Electors should yo,.
Tor INN, III def NICE ofhis deliberate rcpu I,tion
by the Van Biren Lreisa,iyr Caucux ,,v, ,o.,..
ago. ana 'lr raiteaiion Of that act by the vote of
III" n'rpl' IN iivor Of Judge VIM. Smith. A, rho
Pei'1d 81 eoL johnson, nomination by the B.,,.
more iihmbas Convention, so overwhelming VA.
'he popularity OF the administration in almns, e,.o-
- '''''' ''ai TIE managers in Virginia thought
they might with saelv afford shaw ol v;.-
'"'"' IMAGINATION, by refusal to concur in Tin.
nomination OF the Her, of the Great Cyo,sio,x
whose election they nevertheless desired. nna
thought secure, beyond the reach of acciden,
" hat wtlllhey nov d., when they find th,, ,h.,,
d7ecied epngnancr Ia the husband of MADAM, In.
ia, has resulted in his drfrat1 VIII the Electo.
'"' ooiiege % irglnla assume the prcrogative of
s"''s ihf Na1e To a man who has not only no, been
'''u 'of ny her cltiArns, bot who was dl,nantly
'Jpe'cd' previous 10 the clec i,n. AS un,ya,thv nj
'''e" snlifaseS' We shall see whether y ho IL or
'''"' VINO are appointed merely 10 declare what
INC people have said, will assume The r,.s,o,siiI
:, VI '''hslh9 taelr vrriicI. Should the VIRGINIA
''o's ooev the popular voice, then, we rep,a,.
0' 'o"hso" VIII not be elected by the COLLEGES.
q ~ one n'oieiy of tho deere Of the Baltimore
"S'n''o' 4 ID have lren negative l-shica is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28

"MoRE SrEcief'-Nc are informed that largt
amount oil Specie has becnIranyporrrd 10 poal,oc
"a armed Wagons bY ibe Sjrcuatufs fpi Ia, pnf-
p'sc oi buying up the Public Domain AZ the Llnd
Sales now iahing place. Not one in fifty oi the
settlers, ~ persons wishing TO obtain lands f,r tho
purpose OF cultivation, is able do 50 direcli, ri
NE government, not being able 10 suppl, then,
selves ith the specie--bat are tomptllcd 10 Lu,
OF 'i"se hnngr, spectators y, the most csnrhi-
TAM p''crs' id:oo Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
Fran f6s B0,tpa Cpgyisr

THE NrrEoRs - Tin, meteoric s,owrl 4" wa,
noiicrd this morning, hut was lar inferior 10 what
las been rSciiOcI on former occasions. Al hali
past three, there were few light cloud, in ,il,.
southeast, from which flashes OF liehuiag were
seen in rapid succession the slais Ner, brilliant,
occas"na!iy obscmei. IN part, by thin floating Va
por Al eighteen minutes before four o'euck, i
Larry" meteor dartcd from the north was qu tc
luminous, and N srze apparently equal 10 one-hdli
III" iuli moon. Til, WIS succeeded BY MAY
small m.teor'. and twenty hrer were counted bN
me during an hour and halt several were seen
by Other persons IN the ronm, which escaped my
notice. Dmlng tins time, one was observed OF
great briiil"nc, ha> in, luminous tain apparent.
~ yard II length. Thr lightning continued the
whole I'n', and tntrc VAS considerable appearance
of Aurora BoreaIis ".
Cambrid,r Nov. ID, 1876.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-28
Ha,o a man married his arm sister

he Dedham Patriot says. that marriage once
TOOK place al Canton, Massachusetts, under the
following circumstances. Tie bridegroom when
q 'iie sn'al hoy. ranaway from his parents, who
lived in Lower Canada In process of time, the.
father died--lhe mother married again, and tn
iia.'s q this union were several daughters, Tn