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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07

uIeS afterwards, he expressed his chagrir
that some fine people had seen him get into
a hackney coach at the door of theatre
This man had no perception of the shabby
way in which he treated his MUD. What
loaIhson'e hack vehicle is that, to which,
without shame, he committed il! To a
just intelligence, how degrading should be
accounted such sign of the poverty of the
under standing, or Of its preference Of the
mean and vile. He sighed for the luxury
and show Of The carriage for his person,
but he had no wishes for the mind above
the garbage upon which it RECALLED. In
tins respect he was destitute OF the hum
Otest claims to respect, and yet he was con-
tented. He knew not that his state of in
telligence was below beggary and that if
his fortunes corresponded with his UNDER
| standing, he would be clothed in the foules,
rags, aud fed by the sewers. Might it not
reasonably be expected that people should
TAKE as much pride in the nicely Of their
minds as in that of their persons The pu-
r'ty OF the mind, careful preservation of i,
from the deilement of loose or grovelling
thoughts, is surely as much "a matter Of
necessary decemcy as the cleanliness of the
body. The coarse clothing of the person
is badge of poverty; what then should
be thought of the coarse entertainment OF
the imagination what restitution does it
| argue =! and when it is seen in connection
with all the luxuries Of abundant wealth,
how odious is the contest between the SUI
perf1uities of fortune and the pitiable PEN
ury of the understanding The mansion
is spacious and elegantly furnished, but The
soul Of the occupier is only comparable to
its dust-hole, dark dirty receptacle for
the vilest trash and rubbish.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07

Does Van Buren, think thus speak thus to
himself? Aye, dues he; and unless hr is put
down. he will cOnsummate all he designs
He will allow no man to hold power in this
country, in the State Governments and the
General Government, without hts consent and
appreciation. A pleasant prospect truly for
freemen IN. Y. Erening Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
PENNMANSHEP.

MIR. COOPER respectfully informs the '' u"o5
that he has opened a WRITING SCHOOL, IN the p'',
ment story ofthe Second Baptist Church 10 .yn
tinue 3 or months wherein will be taught ueuS
and correct principles o. Writing and every u,DI
connected with that most useful science, on s NJ.
entirely new, by which the mos, crampcd ana NV
BILE scrawls made uniform and slightly, ana ps @
scqucnt practice will become unique and beau N,
interfering rs little possible with the oricn'' 81"
racters. l.,
The style Of writing has been formed express
suit Mercantile purposes, and Epstolary co coz
pondence, and the method of connection IS SUI"
affords the most astonishing facility 10 business:
A portion of the day will be set apar, eXc'Is''
TO Ladies, in saperate apartment. "a,
sired. Terms extremely moderate. =,
April % ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
a Valuable James River Estate, and
MILL FOR RENT.

administrator, with the will annexed Of
IA Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, wish %
lease, for term of wears, that very valuable and
well Known tract Of LAND, situate on James RI
ycr, in the County of Amherst, formerly the pro
pcrty Of Vim. Gait, deed. There is on this tract
large body Of fertile river bottom, and an cA''n'
sivc and valuable Manufacturing Mill.
will lease the Land aud Mill Jointly or scP'
ralcly. Possession of the Mill will be delivered
on the lst day Of June next, and that Of the Land
on the lst day Of January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops of small grain at the usual season.
during the approaching fall.
The attention Of the entcrprizing and 'hdus",
Gus is particularly invited to this Property as "
confidently believed that finer prospect oil M
ing money rarely occurs lhan that here presen'eu
JNO. NJ. OTEi.
4 pr;l IA its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
April II

INHE Subscriber would respectfully call the A.
Il tenton of his friends and the public TO h,s y az
sormeni of Grn,lemen's superior Black and p'a'
BEAVER HATS, now receiving direct from Wv
most celebrated Factories, which, in point o'en
gancc of style and finish and xcelency OF guam?
he challenges comparison with any thing OF wv
Kind in this section of Nigina. Having purchase
them of the Manufacturers on the most adVd'"".
ecous terms and being determined to sell a, WI;
small advance, he feels confident that all VINO "I,
favour him with call will find his prices emu
satisfactory. He is also receiving large ',,T'
ment Of Common and Medium Fuf ~,
Wool, Palmetto, and Patent Glazed n",,J
B"ots, Shoes, Leather, Trunks, and 'r''ms INV
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c. ANN
>,ra u 4th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
sTRAXED OR STOLEN.

~ on Saturday night, the 2}d nut
EEI&T from the residence OF Mr.. Frederick
~" \. Harris, large DARK nay MARI,
.Nk<s4a.. with black and tail and several
wind gals the hind leg, near the knec.-i lbe-
raj reward Will be given for the delivery of said
Mare to Mr.. +. 4. Harris IN Bedford. or TO myself
in Lynchburg. and any information respecting her
will be thankfully received.
ClIAlNCEN STEEN.
April 20 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
INDIAN AFT AIRS


Since onr last, nothing of importance has been
heard from any division of the army. By an ar
rival from Fort Dranc, learn that the lst
inst. an express reached there from Gen. Eustis,
stating that he d, stutc of corn and forage for
his horses. He has about seven hundred mount ed
men in his division. Having corn or forage nj
Fort Dranc to send him, they must have suffered
exceedingly. Gen Euss was then about 25 miles
from Fort Drane, and four or five days march be-
hind Gen Scott.
|, has now hren sixteen days since Gen. Scout
reached the Outhacoochce. Considerable ankle
~ is felt with regard to them. They cannot have
met the Indians near the old fighting ground, as
their guns would have been heard. There is little
doubt that Gen. Scott has marched to Tampa
Bay. 1t is poss bic, tina, the Indians, on seeing
his force deemed it best to give themselves upand
that he has Como to escort them to Tampa Bay.
1t is far more probable, that the Indians have elu-
d"d him, and he has been compelled TO go there
for provisions.-With large force it is scarce
~ possible, that any other disaster should befall
then, than scarcity Of provisions.
TIC G2"rs = volunteers, under command OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

The Grand Jury of New York lave nrosa...,
true bill Of indictment against Robinson cl''
with the murder of Ellen Jcwc,t. Tbo , r"a' scr
take place in June '' VIII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
CD.PARTNERSl
vNlIE subscribers have entered into Co-part-
Il ncrship under the firm of
HALL & XANCEY,

tor the purpose OF carrying on the Tailoring
business in all of its branchcs--and they hope that
hy strict attention to business and disposition TO
please, they will meri, share Of public patron
age.
II. HALL return. his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public generally, for the liberal en-
ooufagemcnt he has received, and soleits con-
f'nnation of their ia,ours in III. nov firm Of Hall
iancey, onpo,uc d. r. Lynan's Apothecarv
Store on Bank square
HALL. & YANCEi
April IL I'm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

Besides S0s-6Os-50s--l0s -20s--&o.
Tickets Sl0-lialyes S5-Qrs 50 50.
For sale at DIGGES' OFFICE.
April p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

4 duel took place near Montreal f.u =,
since, between Mr.. De Bleury, ono Of ,bo D u'''
Scntatves in the Assembly, aud Mr. D., 'iF''
proprietor Of the Niatrra newspaper T l' b
ties exchanged frye shots, only two of vl,;el pat
ctcctonc having passed through the con, :, '.oA
DuYrrney, and the fifth and last one ,bro,..' nr
teshy part of his thigh. Whcrcupon tn. as,, ,"'
tant, left the ground without any cAplana,;,a ,,'
wntout any serious damage. '' anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

MaJ. Hos, were i,ust.fed INTO thu. Z ST.
vice on Tuesday last. Their services NO, ser
CURED b, HE commanding officer, the, ing fe
charged by Col. Crane, and are ON their w. DIS
We "ilen heard them spoken OF as well a,. nome
and efficient men. "'oaned
Nearly every day discloscs new iud,,,..
the Indians are scattering. The last wenl wei ''a
erai families from Alachua, have como :. 'ev'
place. They begin 10 despair of being -, 'h''
plant this Season. They believe ,bey .f poe to
constantly exposed TO the Depreciation, 'g - he
marandine foe, and that when the ,roop, 'a'>
TO Their summer stations, their situa,io, ,''iro
more dePlorablc than it over has been IL ~, be
information is received of the movements - " y.
Scott, We hope the condition of their ar,;,. ven.
assume more favorable aspect VII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
CANEy, March 22d, 1880
of Bra-0ria

4 o me I OWMitifc OF DTd-Uiu.
have Just arrived from CoN> point, left about
30 armed men and some twenty tive unarmcd, IN
charge ofhc public stores at that place, but fear from
the general panic that that place would be deser-
ted, after bringing of as much the lighters
could bring, but if Col v harton had arrived with
the force, said to be with him. the point could
have been projected against ten times the number.
repaired east, in order TO rally the disposablc
force of rctreatng families but found every man
shifting for himself and hclples, family, all of
which were crossing the Colorado, and on their
way east and this morning Capt. Sharp brings
the new, from the advance of Fannn'> army (nho
made their escapc,) that Fannin WAS surrounded
and fighting i'll the prairie, q miles east of Goliad
for life, when the advance guard made their re-
treat, which was under The command Of Col
Wharton, and fear Fannin and his brave COM
panionS are slaughtered The news is that all A.
mcrcans in Gnadaoupc were butchered by the
citizens, Spaniards, Such is our situation, and all
will be on their way Tomorrow further East, and
unless you rally and send on men forth
with to cover our retreat, all must be lost and
| would recommend the procuring and detention
of any vessel that may be in reach to take of
helpless families. And every man, who can pos
sbly do so, to rally and and turn the e. envy back
faster than they camc--I have the honor to sub
scribe myself
Yours respectfully
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

FLORIDA. The following from tire Jack
sonville Courier of April 18th, is the latest ntcl-
gence we have OF the operations OF Cen Scott a.
ganst the Florida Indians:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
:" TIL, SpDII,S"

Ky the last Washington popets, We learn lhat
thu following ecncmcn have NJ length received
the rewards attached to thcir names respective
":
RoGrn Il. TANr,, to be ChcfJu,,icc Of the l.
nllcd States.
PnuIr i. R,uuotn, to he m Associate Judge
OF the United States.
AMOS krNp,Lt.. to he Postmaster General OF
the nilcd States.
hNpurw STEVENSON, of Nirelnia. to be Minis
ter to Great Britain.
lou> ~. E,ro>. to I've Minister to SPAN
Anrn,r MnpLrroN, 10 be Secretary OF Iera-
ton To Span.
Rcn,nn N. CAtr, TO be Governor of Florida.
rirc J. II. IAroN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
LATEST FROM TLOEJDA

letter from gentleman attached To General
SCOTS army 10 his friend in this rarc pos,marked
nj Savlnnal March II SAYS" Gen. Gane>'S army.
some 10 miles IN advance of ns, amounting to 1000
or 1900 men. are surrounded by the Indians. and
destitute of provisions and anlmdnllinn, and me-
lief, from circumstances which | have not time
~ rnnmerIte. Provisions on one occasion had
reached hcm within six miles, but had to
retreat back finding il nnsatc and imprnciicahlc
In proceed farther, the Indians were in the
'rcly cat of and am fearful will all be destroy
ed l."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

perry of fools but in order to complete the pic
tilrc OF Il truly bad man. we must draw the coofs
from the heart rather than the head lie who Is ut
the same lime proud d contemptnol>, --,an-plo
flous and ignorant ,-erucl aud fierce, -vndieti,c
and ucaclcrous,--dceciIlal aud pronratc, may
mrrStlr with the Evil Ono fer his honors. And tn
whom have You ever been kind, save to svccphantS
and ilauerrr> Wheir Is the honest and n1,-
pendent friend whom Nou have not BETRAYED aud
lahorcd To de>tro, " here Is the S,copInn
You have not honored aud upheld Where is the
enemy Ia whom Nen have ever been macnani-
mon>i Has sour check ever known a tear Tor the
mi>iortnneS or suffering. Of any human beng :
Did Nout heart escrtee one ielrntinc emotion when
Non found vcur foe deltncrlcs> and m Your power
You know low these questions should he answer
ed--Nour life GIVES ihe response Ia caoh.-Nc,rr
did Your bosom swell bat with emotions 81 selfish
ne>>,-nor ,our heart lhrob but with the quench.
les fires of hate.
Sr, ask Yen one plain question, which ohal-
lenec Nou TO an>Wct.-N cfe von not ore of hrc
memlcr, Of Congress who hired. u mrrccnar,
Scot, and pad him for d,tamng GEORGE
WASHINGTON DID ven not 0oiRdNV hr.
nl>h raIt oi tho cdiunluic> II, IN Your own pen :
Did Non not also attempt In east Naur dntN slime
on the character OF Mrs Wa>hiunton Ill Won
authorize a denial Or will vun plead Your thin
eqnlNoeal position IN society IN cNrnualion of the
offence QuIRIST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
CONar1ssIOUER'S gAA;I
or .SI.1JES,

DI'RSl' Ant to decree of the County Count OF
Campbell, pronounced ~ lis March term, IN
the wear Ir;6, IN thaucefS sun theron depending
between Franklin Sc. Plaintiffs, aud Ferguson aud
others defendants, the undersigned. The Commissions
therein named, will the 'ih3ay ot iWll, l-:}h
fbcinp election day) before the front door ol the
touti House of Campbell County. sell, by way Of
public aucinn ON credit al - months. thu pnrchaS-
giving bonds with good personal srcntlty the fol
lowing Slaves namely, Suchy woman. and her fhrrc
children, Henry, Mama aud rhlip. The tIrle To SAID
Slaves Is believed 10 be unqncsionahy good hui the
undersigned acting merely ~ Commissioners ~3uot
be responsible therefor. ROBT. FRANKLIN,
Commissioner.
March y ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
ENpl'N6ING.

Mr.. Benton has introduced lbs E,punpinc Re
solution IN the Senate nordv preamble, tasi.
ising the history and motives Of tits Senate. re-
solution, winch he proposes Ia cApunge. concludes
with a resolution, recommending the alhinsonian
pIoccSsw hlchls tho more con'cnlnl with Benton '
feelings, ash prtnds de whal,t does not tl,erc-
b, converting the journal Of the Senate info !,
standing lalsehood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
March 81
NOTICE..

q IL those indebted 10 the estate Of in,hons
N Rucker, Gcc'd. for negro hire, arc request.
ed to make immediate payment the Subscriber
BEVERLY DAVIES,
tgeaf for n. e. Dowson, i0fc Shcrifof Amherst
and as such oiar. Of inthony Rueker dec'd.
March - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
TIE BANK QUESTION.

The question relative 10 increase Of BANK
'ns Capital is Sctllcd--ha,lng been indefinitely
postponed "Wednesday last, by a vote OF 6S
10 Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

:" We are authorized 10 announce DR.. RO-
BIER W. WRITER'S asa candidate To rcprc-
SCI" the count, of Campbell in the next Lcg,sa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

a.r,s-Messrs. Benton, Buchanan, 'laN
Ian. Crittrndcn, 0n'hnel', ''NS' t"h's u
;s Ewing OF Ohio' noio,o'' '"S"' - '"iuN
tricks. king OF Ala, N'e''' ,','.'' VT NJ y, an
iris Nicholas, Mics 'oon'f', ho"''N,n' ali
lre, Upton, Ioh'''''io' ""n' "'"si'f'
s';cLt-27 -
yAYs.-Messrs. Back brown N1''.o'in, I'M
,,hhord, Ming OF Ca L'ls'' ,'''u'''l' ",iel l.
,.,r,;>.. Preston, Kngel'S' eh'l''.' H"h'' Wal
= Whlte-l6.
-, ,...tion on the Abolition rctiioH> has heen
~" ,l.1 Tn. Washington Tclrvranb
II 'i'''
ii the I'm say =, -,
On Thursday W. 'Ih''" "''"' III
md manly defence u 7''''''' !" anu 'o>-
nuns. lie m"N, u 1T, a''' ''.'' ~ - .''. O''a
amendment t" "'' W. 'o' 10 an
,bolnprI'ila. ~ III oa'
Mr. CLAY ana ioN''' ''''' '''-' 'o'.> a'' l'o>-
- ,hc constitutional power 10 "'oa>n slavery III
he D>lnfl ~ ~, ,l,o',,.., - -
1> fr'"',' N bchalf of l> anicatrmcat-lalbef
low" ',a,iyrs thai Influenced him in proposing H.
narollisargnmrni> IA iaVof oi ihrneht "i CONGRESS
ua> til, q" sion '0'il''' .'' ''5" IL w
MA should III ~. rn;,s an all ,Lo .,,al,Ii,,
'o" !; in lis silppre S>inn; would Congress
H. [a,e no power 10 abolish i! in the District
Mr.. Clay a1'efled 10 tic natives aa' had '"iio-
enc, him )" 'i'' US Al , w. NO.
for a noIa''' H., oa,,.,., ,I , 49,
pI0.", ne,manent utility. He In, 10 cud Ia aaia:
v" Lo,,, retiring from the political STAGE coy
rrtd uilhtlr laaf''' ms own r,'1'f'' h'N sa,n-
ed for Inn; ,' ' "' >'''' - III ~,
VIEWS 0Ia 5' NO., If voundpo fhc drrn.>l interests
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nr.

& III DRESS X RS have received. and
\ are now opening. m the house formerly occu-
pied x Nj. lhomds illGgmborh1m. one doc, above
the Chn,,, Glass aud 5ulhenv II ~to,c oil Mr ! u.
Evans aud nearly opposite the Post Office, an entire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

U The accounts from Florida are Of a most
s"oF''lNlng as well as distressing character. II
seems TO us that there never has been mon"
"'''c''edly managed affair, from its commence
'"''" down to the present period. \ conflict be-
"'eh Generals Gaines and Scott, who have been
f'''Ienng Tor nearly twenty years about their re-
P'c''e ranks, should have been anticipated and
guarded against. But it would seem that it was
never thought otuntil it had actually occurred, and
'' e''i consequences of il became apparent, is
VT administration too bnsily engaged in election
s exas, to attend to the defence of our territory
against handful Of Indians p!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

,s.,I -. D., II,,,,- r Co,,rs of,hr# N
p,,,'.,,,., IN M I,,rr le,l,er If
,y,a ,,,.;,,. e. ,.,,,l ofR,}G,,l
,-zrgs-- .7.-, ~
caEI a5ZlEg.
" H..
"'lP' >'''','H' VA ,r.iz..'',,
,o'" I'i>'. ID IN. ,,,.'',.'I, n,
~ III '''' ''1'i''N - Wv -. - -. >,
~ >'.'H1'' ,'.' '..', .r.i,. '.,a,,5 h,
o''> "'i'''''' '''," a." na viii b,.r ON.
an extensive a''',,'',i'.'''' u,
DEAN WIN y, "''I' ''-,'i, -, ,r. ,..,,,I,
from i'1l'' tx. '""'' =, Wv, "' ,,no,, ' .@r.
al wears '' ','' '''''5'"' ~ H., ',..;.,,.
',,S,'' l',,;' ,,'' -, l Sou,lvct,
D.. l.,,I holmes liza, ,,a#s.rri Willie mi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21

fIree Major Generals are now in the field,
.'''''St lew naked Indians The Dividends of
s''rN' to be acquired by either, will hardly
make INN President, though at FIRST we thought
'a' Gem Scott had got into the " line of safe pre-
ceden,s."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
LAMP CHI.

.1D GALLONS pure Winter Strained Lamp
%-sI Oil for sale by ID. K. LYMAN.
Also, q fresh supply of Castor Ou, Spirits Tur-
pcntinc Linseed ard Sweet Oil, DIR. l..
March II atit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
ROEERT T.AkEy,

SURGEON DENTIST,
now 1t the Franklin Hotel, prepared to attend to
. any call hat may be made upon HIM.
Drr. u fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
we SheS that an0lIirf fTi''i--i
4 ais thu InrnLn,,t 4 l..

T we guess mat anhrr bfi''i7-r lar1.flf1.ll9 1-
waits the present Administration.
Richmond Enquirer.
u hat can these two lines IN tie E.uqnirrr
mean Does Santa Ana wish 10 sell Texas. and
is Gen Jackson disposed to get rii orsomc Of TIE
surplus revenue in exchange lar tut Pro-
NEE II this be So--if one agrees 10 sell and Tie
"the 10 buy, what "hfillau,., vii hcfe be in the
achievement 2 w have already territory e
noogh and to >parc-aud We NAV well doubt
whether the acquisition Texas will not rather
weaken lhan Strengthen the Ties which now hind
tbe Union together.
G5fSitwlIi besecn, by the sobjoinod extract from
he Alexandria (Loui>ana) lntcIliernccp. hat tie
TEXAN rcvohiioni,ts are already divided u
moas themselves. Their cause W. deem Il hope
los one, 50 far as it depends on their own cx,r-
tions. Unless the United States become Tie pur
chaser Tc>aS, the newt sommcrv will 5 e it over
run " it'll the Mexican furcc>:
From Tie Adldndfia IateHs,pfer F.d. l..
" Tie most recent news from this country pla-
ccs allan, in rather uuisNorlhe light. There
seems Ia hr Great want ri unallim,tY, without
winch the irNians can never succeed III the Cause
for which they have some time hccn struggling.
Tie inhabitants ol Tolindo lave declared Tor indie
peadcuce, vhiIe those Of the eastern division Of
Tex1s are firm in th'il support Of the constitution
Of 1871 General Houston and Colourl James
Bowie lave been di>mi, STD from tHer ,cr> ices in
The armV. hV Tire Council al IcNaz.- Houston and
Bowie, a, well most oi tic volunteers. have
joned the INDEPENDENT parry, aud az uow ON her
march into tic interior. The u,sus comes in Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
rANGILX -ySE.

A TAVTILY -ISE.
~ FEW KITS prime Salmon.
DO do do prime SacAerel,
DO do kegs Dutch i!errngs
DO do do Scotch llerrngs,
= kits Tongurs and Sounds choice article.
Faniliss I'LL be pleased with the above pamed
Fish, a. they put upin small vessels.
HENRY BROWN. ia.
Nearly opposite the Bank.
March IL Il
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March ! i,

Best PHILADELPHIA p0EY1A.
WE have a >. of this article Oh hand, which We
w will sell at Philadelphia prices, with u.s
addition Vi cAarges only.
H. 3 RICHARDS & CO
Dc =
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BAGnM.

Z HAVE larPr lot of BAtON, OF my own en-,
\ my. Which Will b, sold At the market price
JND. }. PURVIS.
Irh 90 ,.g.,r
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W FOR Legislative Proceedings, sec fourth
page
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7'co Doors from the Virginia Bonk.
fsNili, subscriber informs his friends and the pub
he generally, that he keeps constantly on hand,
general assortment of every article in the Dress
hne.iud * every article is made in town, tn, work
Will be found To be good. His assortment consists,
IN part, OF
Blue, black, and coored Dress and Frock Goats;
Steel mixed and colored Big Coats:
Ladies and Gantlenen's Cloaks OF all descnp-
tions
Fur aud Seal Gaps;
Cloth and Cashmere Pantaoon-
Stocks, Shirts. Shnees, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers; Also,
thildrea's CIothing, &c. &c. &c. All Of which
viii be sold low for cash.
NEGROES.
JENIE subscriber will at all times, pay tho hia beet
y cash puce for likely young Negroes rersous
wing such 10 sell, Will do well 10 call on hi m
HART.
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Dilgcs' AottcrV and Exchange Cffico
GREiT DDIAGS!
Go Wumbors......gO Drawn Ballots
INTERESTING SCHEME:

" lth numerous p,iaes Of IL lns--o0s-N,
Ticket. 50-lIalyct >5-Qrs. - 10
lor sale ut DIGGiS' OFFICE.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-21
~ Drawn Ballots
IERI RICH SEfiINE:

Beside sos Goa, 50s. i0s Dos, 20s &c.
Tickets $40 ilaScs, -, Quarters 81 80.
For sale 81 DIGGES' OFFICE
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