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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
NOTICE.
TIE NATION ALuOTEL, wi

TIE NATION AL HOTEL, with
.&sTssa SIX hundred dollars WORTH Of good NEW
~; N FURNlTCaE,and the lot upon wIach
s.aAk& it is situated, can be purchased upon
good terms, if application is made before the 10Th
DAY of November. The house is large and conmo-
dious, , stories high, giving 20 ROOMS, and m"a-
>urine 1902 feet upon corner square, upon Nam
and Bulge streets with necessary out buildings,
&c. e.
1t is situated in the most business part ofto"n,
and present, romantic scene 10 the traveller, nom
lis conliguiy to the Falls Of Dan River, &c.
We viii receive propositions IN the above
property, treat with gentlemen privately upon
the subjrc, and possession gwen the lolh day oil
November next. Should sale NOT be effected
before that day, the property will be offered for
rent or lease for "a term OF Y, ars as may be, suit
Gentlemen DESTROYS of continuing the business.
J. M. & Il. W. ILLiAMS
Danvillr, October 20 -
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u The Ridge Raj Road meeting, in Rich
"o"d Was IA complete iAilure--not more than
'"''aN OF 'hir'J persons obeyng the call. Our
"e"d' oil Tie Wing attribute the thlnncss OF the
meeting 10 The unaulIit, of public sentiment IN
'i'"' oil tie "nlcc 10 promote which II was called.
'''' 'ooHN 's't much like the logic ot certain Van
"""'a editors, who claim victory IN North Car5-
'''a' villa cicaf majority Of 5000 votes against
'''''". certainly II the people of Richmond are
luminous IN iasor OF the Ridge route, they
"ftNe9 iuhe"arm. II sliIl seems 10 us hat their
interests would be promoted b, the adoption OF tl,t
"''f roae-"lerehy Petersburg ON ,ac one
'@'ad' dnd Baltimore ON the oher, would bc irus-
lfdtrd,-whllr thu trade ol the Roanoke may be
reached by Ral Road from L,nelIbure to Dan
vic. bntwc presume not 10 advise in suc mat
'S's' we leave events IL take their own COURSE
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MARRIAGE

Married, on "Wednesday evening. the 9th inst,
by the Rev. William Leilwich, Nv. H. JAMES II.
lIorkl>s, Esq. to Mis-, SARAH j., daughter of
Thomas Purcell, Esq, Of Bedford.
--, on Thursday evening, the l3lh inst,
by the Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs, Mr.. WILLIS
Pou>pnxrnn 10 Mis-, EM,Ly, daughter OF Jos.
Sl,uuhlrr Esq all of Bedford.
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Oct. u,
N(b'l'l('l,,.

'lNlE undersigned, Trusteos In deed ofirus ex-
ecni.d by John llotsc,, Tor the heneft OF GER
tam creditors thvroin mentioned, which is duly
corded would Inform the public, that the El X
WILL. IRAC OF LAND, or that part of II stu
ntcd IN III" counties ot Amherst aud Nelson, which
includes the Wills and three Islands making S0i3
acres by old shr,c,s, still io SALE aud will be
"n'o those drslrons To pure hnse; ~ Inn H"..
10y hrv.,. huc ~ the trustees,
II not sold before the Isl January next vii, that
day, lac rented out. There is an injunction 10 tho
sale oi: i21 acres and Lumber House at the mouth
oi Bent Creek, IN the county OF Buck sham, and
considered portion of the above tract, but we
informed b, the plaintiff. IN that injunction, that if
satisfactory sale ot the whole be effected, they
will be wiling 10 let 1t with the other. first ascer
aining its separate value, and the proceeds thereof
Ia be held by the Trustees, abide the result Of
thai injunction.
FREDERICK VI. CABEIL.
ALEXANDER MCNDI, Trustees.
D..,..
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weight ot thu Saddle only a few ounr,. mai ,,,,..
Wy S,'a' ease I" the rider aud horse, and may he
.,Iul"'o I" Ladies Saddles rs well a. pentl,ncn..
'h'N are alse lee liable To bgrak and marc e,g;I,
''P"''d 'Aan aeJ other kInd ol Patent Surin, s,d
ines he ever was acquainted with. In ia,, Lc iii
"d'fhi III ne sells ~ perform we'll aud in sumner,
OF what he has said, he ,elers the reader IA A.
rNandet.s letter below. aud the certificate of , ma,
ben al gentlemen, ot the highest rcs, ctab,lty u
have 1ied iur Themselves.
orrrR kifNs, Drtob.r / ls.t6
bdf Str-litVing expressed 4 wish To Lpu,, nov,
hecd the Patent Steel pting Saddle purchased
"i You IN January Last, have M hesitation IN s,,
lng II Is the mosi pleasant aud agreeable SADDLE,
have ever rode upon, aud eau with confidence. To-
commend II 10 Ill who desire ease and coml,u IN ;,
dug With much trsne,t - -.
oaf ohcdIeut servant,
GERARD ALIEN AMBER
We, Whose names arr undersigned. have each f,,
ourselves purchased one ~ Boards ra,cn, spring
Saddles. mannia iurc,l by John Thurman aud do
'u'N recommend them 10 the public, tur ease and
comtoIt To the ,drr aud horse
THOMAS H. ScOrT.
NAfilI, / MANSON,
SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT
\ ONION
NM. DANIEL. j.,
q. =. tbHRS
John g. Mll,M
JAMES e. HUNT
tllAl \cEN SrEEN
THOMAS \ FOIRQlRE\N,
ALEXANDER NJ sim.
H. l.. u tAtES. If B,aGfd,
JOHN ". THOMAS.
INnclhuIg, bctohrr 20 Il
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.,, il an attentive perusal, not by those who
.ready determined 10 support Martin Van
|, -, he the consequences what they may, but
,h,, lar,e class, who,we are persuaded, have tot
.,,ery reflected upon the subject, in all ii, brar
and who have permitted their attachment 10
N Jackson to blind them TO the pefDicious and
.,;ous consequences of yielding their jud sInehi to
I. J;e,ation in matter Of such deep aud solemn
nDuTt.
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I'LL VICE pRESIDF<cy

: IiiE VICE PRESIDENCY
10 lie e'ond Address ofihe " hlg Central CO.,
II h'h'ee di' The ssbject of the Vie, pr..,I.,
i es' t"hnd, considering the high nno,,,,,. -. i,
= "a' oeeh too much lost sight oiD in an abb
ana INTERESTING manner. Wilde Col J,J,,..n
'eI'nd"Ier IN this State it is a ,et AZ ,.r.,,.,,
i " Is nndehI'ble, that the man VINO la, lo,,#,,.,
mated III lhs Stead Judge VIM Smfhl :. ,,,,,..l
GA 'Hc Electoral ticket OF Alabama. anl ,,.a,.J
10 vote Tor the immaculate rccutaseh, Win.
'''e antics are eternally pralins about lin, Nh,
'''oA oil running two candidates for the pr,s5en-
'Y' 'itt seem to forge; Tia. they are coiIly of ,
most colsnmnae arlllice tliemselyr, 'rhe,. i,o,,
''"' o'a't1 IS raa 40 Where cIsc bur ii Nir.,ni,
Why do lhel intend to Hroie amag the ,ol. nj
ihlS State Tor tho Wee Presidency, and tbor.hx
incur the possibility OF deyolying llc ,lee,i,n of
''lat olhce upon the Senate And il Col Johnson
rs so infamous that they could not place his name
upon Tho ticket. why is Van Barren any hotter
"ho procured Johnson's nomination. and vim ev
idently deems linn d fit a associate for himself,
The truth is, fly an Is elected j ohn>oa,,il IN hc,nJ
IN several contingencies, the hero of the great
crossing She husband of his own slave, and the
idl1ef oi anlongrcl race, viii be tie President Of
the tncd States We ask the reader ia nerp>e
the following statement OF facts, from the las, Lou
i>N!le (hH) Jpnrnil--and then say whether ,hey
' '''o 'o' ;" "''" It's resident VINO deems Col,
'o''''soh IA suitable man Tor the ice Presidency,
and, III case OF his death, mpcacnle or re,i,ni.
ton, proprr person ia fill the Chm, ,,f him
,,,, al N .l;z..,
NV
~ 'o" e'' 1'o"'Ss"fe -, """'
"oh s'Nii. OF TUE eNsi-"' nave received
nN.,"' 'e''e'S 'fo" abroad, eng Ht'ns whether o".
H. AZ '"'.n>o" "e'''"V married 'nc holief "l ms
Ne'o" 'h'idfen or merely lived with 'ar III -" u
'a'' :" "'"c. i'"Nil9 op'''"en 'l"' necessary
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BOOKS, STATION AIRY AND
EANCN GOODS,

INV ssattytp>.
M Alo DAVIS, Mai. street, corner of
W Globe Square, Richmond, VIRGINIA, invite
dealers and Others IL examine IN rntire flesh ,n-
lection of school aud miscellaneous Books, recent
" purchased with personal care, aud n very low
prices All the editions are OF ,hc latest and mos,
popular character, aud Will be sold wholesale or re-
tail, ut small aslvanerS
TIE MlSCFLL ANGUS WORKS
comprise all tie nlod approved publications ON
popular subjects, which have recently been issued
from the most nolcd presses.
THE STAND NRD WORMS
Are ct the best editions, and consist oil nol OF the
Books cassea unAer thai head
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Are the writings ot the most celebrated Dyiocs
together wilh an assortment Of beautiful Bibles,
Fe,lamentS, PRAYER and Hymn Books, boil, l,ra
and Diamond editions. \ few copies of the Da
mond Bible with no,osht Stcbbing, are truly splcn
did.
TIE SCHOOL BOOKS
Consist oi l1fGe collection OF popular Spel-
hug Books, Grammars, Dictionaries Ar,llnnei,c>
biographies, Aliases and Classical Books, used al
the present day.
STATIONARY,
Consisting OF super Royn ROYAL, Medium, De
mn, Cop and Letter Paper, Ink OF the best quality,
,lnrls assorted, English aud American Dfaninr
Paper and materials
FANCY GOODS. aud for the ladies':
Comprising beautiful selection OF Fancy Ar
tIelcs--among Which are Album, ol the riches,
KIND, with splendid arabespno binding Poke,
books, assorted, finished IN the ncai,si mannor
"I'h and without clasps; Wallets Portfolios, {,
truly beautiful ancle;) Card Gases; Card,, plan
and with perforated borders, Basket Cards ant
Handles, eod borders: p and dama,k Paper
handsomely carved Ivory Folders, trans parent an,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

.ysGiHsnNOS, &c.

} ECEINED, in part, our supply OF
4 L 6-4 French and English Mcrino Cloths,
81 d Cd Plain Merino Circassons,
b-4 Damask do.
Ga French Bombazires &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD n DAVIS.
Oct. 20 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

Npu'e We have gwen View OF the Tobacco
crops III the " est and tins State Tor the las, four
wears II Is ohNiou, that the production OF the Al
uto has increased most rapid, tho last two wear. :
and the quantity raised tbs wear, will br l,ry,r
than the previous wear. From the best ,ut,rna-
Ton we have bad from III, West, the crop will
probably reach 10000 bids. the ensuing ,ca,.
we believe thu crop in Virginia will be 81. 900
hhds That both crops will bc large no one can
doubt. That the Western Tobacco is now biplly
esteemed IN the European markets, and is fast
taking tho place of the Virginia, is "A fact, that
must be admitted. J he quantity raised is too
large Tor the consumption, and " have AT the
close at every year. heavy Stoths on hand, AZ
home and abroad. Thus situated, we thank the
grower OF tobacco will do well 10 diminish his crop
cultivate i"sN, and that good land. 4, tn, i,
the time Tor seeding wheat, put IN large crop,
mako molc corn, oats, hay, Nc. and ralsc more
stock, improve lands, aud be independent. La
bor i high, aud well paid, IN every department OF
agriculture. The tobacco grower is now more
poorly pald than any else. II is better 10 here
oul our slaves lhan cultivate tobacco.
/. \. llocombc tenders hls thanks To those
friends, who have continued their business with
nm III h1S nch'ConnC AIuII,
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FOX IL HOGS, BEEF Sc.
AZ AUCTION


~ oller Ion sale, Ia the Lighes, bidder. on
'''nd'F HE 9Th Of neNi month"; (Noyenber)
~" ''o P'a,d"l'on OF the late David Jacobs ON ry.
n'cf, N Nelson County, more ,h,n 40 fine p,,rt
,'"eN, about % head uf Cattle of which thor. .r.
VI ~ good mix cows--a Yoke or two of Oxen.
ana ',e remainder mostly nice fat Reef q h, If
, ",' bacon: D.. . or good Work Horses, the en-
'"e crop oi Tobacco rs it-now lanps in tho h,,..
the crop OF Corn. all the Household and k;,c,,e
en- nrn"'r, as","l Carpenters Tools. W.g.
on and Gear; also au OK Cart and mnnv OH.
articles. ' WHIT
The Crop of Tobacco, Corn and s,o,l -, H.
on The Ball Mountain plantation, will also b., .na
" ~! same tine and pace--For all sums -, and
under ten dollars, cash viii DO required, and for all
over, a credit nni'l the Is, of next july will M.
gwen. Bonds with onloubtcd security. vii; L i,
cNory instance required
WILLIAM MASSIE.
Ef,6nf0r ot Udpm J0eobs's Estate
y. u. Canal Contractors are particularly in,
N'i'd 10 examine the Beef and Pork w H.
Nelson equity, Oct - IN
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NEN IfilE4EGODS.

AN now receiving NY stock of Fall Goods
Z which * large. aud comprising the variety usu
ally found III tie best selected assorimcnts. curd
ally invlre my numerous customers Ia call aud cS
anime IT, JOHN &. NIaEN.
OcIOhrl3 IN u
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WINTER LAMP OIL.
Fine Tobacco land for sale,
CHEAP.

4 TRACT of Land, brlonpng 10 the Estate
/ "A. OF thas. Johnston, containing 220 acres, is
offered for sale on very accommodating terms. II
lies III tarvin's Cove in Botetourt county, is well
waiercd, and has : or ) ordinary DIV cling houses
upon ii. There are 100 acres of the above tract,
capable of producing the very finest kind OF To-
barco, and the whole Of the Land i, easily cultiva-
ted, aud is productive in wheat, corn, &c II will
be sold for u sum that readily be made from
II IN i"o years. Persons DISPOSED TO purchase
TIT, Land ~hicl, is really n bargain, will apply
10 me IN L,nchbure, or 10 +. Johnston ut tho Big
Lick. j. 4. ROYaLL.
E1ecutor Of T.. J.
Oct. 20 lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

~ Gem Harrison, in his speech at Nncennes,
Qndiana,) Notwithstanding State, ON the 25th
Nav, 1885, says: Neither the States where
Slavery does no, exist, nor the government OF the
United States, can, phhom "surPdtion n Po'co,
and the radiation Of a sotemn eompatt, do any
thiun to remoue II, without the consent of those
who are Immediately inlcrcsted.' Any man who,
.t,nr Ibis shall assert that Gen. Harrison acknoW
lcdges the right OF Congress to emHne'palc onf
Slaves, is TO be ptied for his Ignorance OF deSPscd
for his knavcrN.
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TIERS DAY
al Richmond.


! Capital Prize Of 5000
10 PrizrS of 1000
o. Whole Tichets only S2-liaves 81
Quarters 75cls For sale in great variety of Num-
bers al WARDS OFFICE,
First door ADORE the Franklin.
Oct. 20
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ITEMS, In TIE last mail

Pennsylvania Eiecfion-As far as heard from
the following members OF Congiessl have been clcc-
ned-Me,>rs. Paynicr, Harper, Fry, Wagner,
Ilublcy, Muhcnburg, Reilly, Logan, Shalcr, Me
Clurc Potter, Hammond and Mann, (l3) all for
Van Buren, and Messr>. Sergeant, ToIand Oar
hngton, Potts, Davies and Morris, (6,) for lIarr-
son judging from tins result, PcnnNv lvanla is
decidedly Van Buren, STATE. The Wings do
not seem to be dispiriled, however but pee
pairing for the November contest with unt,ring
zeal. Nor should the Wing, elsewhere be dscou-
ragged. Let as do our duty, aud though may
be beaten, we shall not deserve our fate.
Ncm Jersey Eiection-Thc Van Burcni,cs
claim ma jority in ont ballot in the Legislature
of tins State but the claim is disputed by the
other party. We shall await further returns be-
fore giving up the point, though New jersey has
always been conceded 10 the Van Buren, parry.
Gtorgin ERccfiOn.--It"tnrns from u cour-
tie, give the following result, taking the hi9h-
est name on each Congressional ticket;
Wig ticket 221l9
Van Bmen ticket 20,O49
TWENTY seven counties are yet TO be heard from.
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ppONISES rs. PERFORMANCE


Every man who took any part in the contest tor
Presidency between Gen. jackson and Nh.
Ian. well recJllccts that one OF the strrcoiy ped
Il .,,ment,, in all the Jackson addresses of that
v,, Rcireachmsat aai Ecuaomg.' IL
~. ,art of the country, particularly, ii cannot
| -. been forgotten that violent newspaper con.
.ar.v ,o,k place between MI VIM. {. Rives,
b,n the representative in Congress from the Am
49,, district and Mr.. lclabod Bartlett, IA member
,,oo, New Hampshire the former parading Mr..
Il Aims, expenditures as ii proof ol the proligacy
hi. administration, and the latter attempting, in
,.ny. TO demonstrate, that these increased expen-
..,,orc, were the result OF the growth OF our coun-
)n and the consequent ausmenatipn OF the
..b,.ct, of expenditure, &c. Bar We may look
In vain Tor any tlng on the subject Of" Retrcnch
,,,u and Economy" in the Jdckson-Nan Blu
g., addresses of the present day, whether they
.,,..,,c from the Grand Council in Richmond, or
fran, the sub committees of the several counties
O, hi, subject, they a.e :. dumb an oyster"
and We commend ,heir sagaey and discretion
+, IN. particular. " do mot wonder that lhcv
are silent, when they remember that the eNpendi-
,,r, Of the last eight wears OF Cen Jdckson's adj
amount to
s.,Es .see arf -
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Efls (.RYEG.I..

ENllf next term al the subscribers school q
4 mile from Cub Greek i. o., Charlotte Va
and about miles from Coles Ferry Will COM
mencc on The 2oth January, 1897, and close
on the 20th December. Tie term will be div
dcd III two sesslons--thc FIRST ending on the
20h June, aud the second mmcncing ON tie
2Oih July. The course of instruction IN tins
school will embrace the Latin aud Greek Lam
gungcs; Grccian and Roman History aud Geo
eraphy; Mental aud Moral Philosophy Polt-
neal Economy Algebra; Mental and Practical
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography
History and the MINOR branches OF an English
Education. There viii be an examination OF
the pupils nj the close OF each session.
Terms.
TUITION IN English branches alone $40 for 10
months, Including Ancient Languages $50
Payable at the end Of the first session No
scholar will b. received Tor "A shoftcr time than
10 months, and no deduction Will be made for
lute entrance or lost time. Boarding can he
obtained the most Respectable " gcntocl IamIlIcs
in the ncIghborhood, on very moderate terms.
The subscriber has been employed for several
years in HE business Of instruction, and hopes
thu he has, IN measure, mertcd the patronage
al those parents, who hnve placed their cIll-
drcn under his care. After having spent two
wears IN improving himself ln aud acquiring n
knowledge ofthos branches OF Education, which
are usually taught IN preparatory schools, lac has
located himself nj the place formerly occupied
by him, where he hopes, by dc,oiing his ~hoh
time aud dttcati0n To the duties of his profession,
to establish school worthy fpubc patronage.
/ The nclghhorhood - healthy and agreeable, and
the school rcmotcirom the hatnts Of dissipation.
In regard to his qualifications TO teach the Latln
aud Greek Languages he has m h's possession
n certificate from the Professor of Ancient Lam
gnnees III the University ol Virginia, which Will
be shown To those who NAY wash 10 see /, and
If required other testimonials, ms 10 pnailhca-
tons, characters &c, will be furnished. Com
mnncations addressed 10 the subscriber, neal
Cub Crcct Z. O., Charlotte, Va, viii be prompt
" attendedto. THOMAS r. MUiREiI.
GnAnLorrG, Va. Oct. 30, 1896. In,;jm
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CASH FOR WHAT.

PHNlIE Subscribers, tone door above Richard y,
n rcc's1 will give the highest market p,lcc IL,
Wheat thfougl out the Season.
BOOTH \ Lacy.
july Is
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

~ The board OF Managers of the Lynchbnra
Colonization Society is requested 10 convene THIS
AFTER NOON, at t O'Clock, at Mr. John Thur
NAM, ware room. II. II. TOLER, .Scc'y.
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COMM Nc hTED.
Wcrc>pcctinllv ask CHARLES l.. MosnY, ESQ.
to address the people Of Campbell, at III" Court
house, on the day OF the Presidential election.
MANY VOTERS.
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ROB l., II Il r. lsE.N

'aT TNTstIN VE.N T.
M III. be absent FROM Iynchhurg about ~
w month.
October 70 WITS If
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a. As an otf,etl we presume, to Nj. Van Bn-
rrn's vote in favor of Free Negro Suffrage, de
Van les have invented lie, to the effect thai
Judge White once went to the polls, arm in arm,
viii, a free negro The ;alsity Of tins statement
i, so nlpablc that we wonder any decent paper
should publish it. Is there any decent white man
in Virginia, WHO would 90 TO the polls thus attcad-
ed e.! There is not one II there is not, why
shoad we suppose Judge White, who has been al
ways deemed a gentleman, would SO donIcan linn
self No man can believe such story who uoulo
not himself be guilty Of the acl charged-and iiio
opniops OF such men are oil course worthless.
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o. The anniversary of the Battle OF II"
Thames was celebrated with great splrndor by the
Wings near Lexington, kentucky, on the 9Th inst.
Five thousand persons were present, who were add
dressed by Mrssrs. Clay, CriItendcn and Poindex-
ter. The following was Mr.. Clay's toast:
Tho perfect freedom Unpopular elections
spontaneous unbiased, and without dictatlon from
any quarter whatever"
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JOHN THURMAN.
Saddlcr and Harness Major

RESPECTFULLY informs his
customers and the public general.
~, thai, IA addition 10 his former
coatse, ne Is now manufacturing
hEARD'S PATENT SPRING
SADDLES. These Saddles have
> sp1iue N The seat and a sprine IN
Lie NH nl.ll. ..-...--. L
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FOUND.

i'pt ND.
4 GOLD BRE tSI,plN, Which tie owner can
a ha,c by Describing.
Enquire Al II, Il. re HARDS \ 90.
October % II
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We have, within a few DAYS past examined the
Rope Walk of Messrs Echols 4 Cundin of Tin,
pace, and were much grdtIded 10 observe the SIM
pie aud valuable Improvement made to facilitate
the work and save labor in the Cordacc and Twin,
manufacture, by Nj james II. Echos. We nn-
der,tand that Nj. Echols has taken out a patent for
tbs improvement, and should think it, importance
such as 10 render II very profitable to tine ingeni-
Gus inventor. The Improvement consists mainly
u the facility of putting up rope yarn, or yarn for
double o. siele t"ine on spoos or bobbns, by
means OF an overhead lrack, made OF plank, in
winch cars OF carriages are run, Tor tine convent
enec ot delivering the yarn to the Spouler as it is
uninterrupted irvine or wire, with litllc followers
on il, answers the purposes or short Ropewa ak.
When the Yarn Is on spoons OF bobbns, II is in
convenient shape 10 be doubled and laid uphy water
or other power, thereby greatly diminishing hand
labor. This orcr-hcad fixture may be found adj
yantagcous, in many WAYS to ropc-mahers. They
can lay up any Kind ot work with ii, without
holding the top In rcclins up twinc, made
at ropcwalk, ii will follow up the ends, instead Of
rl,el, being dragged upon the ground, rendering
IT necessary dat they should be followed up h,
hand besides numerous other advantages not
now necessary particularly to specify.
Persons engaged in this business would do well
10 examine Nh. Echol,'s improvement, for them
selves a personal inspection would furnish more
satisfactory evidence of lis beneficial charac-
ler than any description which can be given on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

IT, We are clad TO learn that tine Toll-Bridec
across James River, which was partially swept l.
way h, the hr,hel OF last summer, is now under
contract. 1t is IL be built in the most substantial
manner. not, as at li>t proposed, ON the lattice
work plan but with arches, as being more Durable
and not much more costly. 1t viii probably re
quire tn rl,c months To rebuild ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
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