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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
EATE.N.S/TE .S1LE
DRY GOODS. oRocER1Es. HARD,
WARE, &c

1--WE stock of Merchandise of III, late lIrxpx
bho" NJ IL, not having been disposed of entire
as was anticipated, the Store house which il nearl,
"PPoshe the Banks will be opened in pursuance OF
lofhef advertisements on FRIDAY the Isl OF july
"o me salnahle assortment OF Goods offered Tor sale
ny RETAIL OF IN lots to suit purchasers for CASH. AT
the most reduced prices.
lie Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the bu-
sness as soon as possible is aware of the necess, of
"''e'hg great inducements To the pablic order To
hasten sales, and VIII expect satisfy purchasers
tiiat decided bargains may be had for cash. The
stock OF Goods Is one of the valuable and va
red character, embracing not oul, large suppl, of
the principal staple and Standard Goods, bur al
most every article III every line of business consti-
luting, III the fullest sense Fancy and parietV
Store There Is IN the House but an inconsiiera-
bic amount OF the Goods which were ON hand two
years ago, whilst the greater part OF the whole
are such as have Just been purchased AT New
ork not cut or broken, and many yet taken out
OF the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late IN the season while there was a pressure
IN the money market, after the merchants were chief
" supplied and sales consequently dull, SO as pro-
bably 10 cause slght depression in prices Owing,
also 10 the period at which they wcr" bought, they
comprise the freshest importaIons AID very latest
fashions. The commercial community is alread, re-
lie,ed IN some measure, from the peeunar, embar-
rasment under which, from temporar, causes. il has
atel, labonred. and IT, is generally anticipated tins
pressure Is about to be followed by general expa-
SION oi the money and resources OF the country pri-
ces Will OF course rise. aud the present moment will
be shown 10 have been the most favourable both IN
customers, and to those who buy 10 sell again for
supplying themselves with Goods
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From TIE v. !. Commercial fdrsrtise,, Ang. g.
LATER FROM EUROPE

BY the packet ST, James. Capt Sebor, sailed
from Portsmouth the lst Of July aud arrived
yesterday, We have our files of London papers to
the 30tl, of June inclusive. They bring us no
news of importance, the most fruitful topic being
the recent attempt upon the life OF the French
king and even upon this subject the details, al
though copious, vnry bu, little from the first ac-
counts.
Albcau, the assassin had made no disclosures,
aud persisted in declaring tina, he had no accom-
nliccs. \ number Of young men had been arrest
ed and the police had been active in visiting the
gunsmhs' shops, Selling prohibited weapons. In
tho shop of the man from whom Alibeau obtained
his Gun, or pistol fourteen others like unto il
seized.
The following paragraph throws some light up-
on the motives of tho assassin:
"When Alibcau was taken into his cell at the
concergerie, he amused himself with reading the
Inscriptions Fieschi had scratched on the walls du
ring his detention there, and which had been sui
icrcd TO remain on account of their moral tendon
cy. Ali5eau soon began to smile, and said, " Hows
silly this man made himself! Yet he and shah;
go Down to posteriiy. You will find, however,
that shall conduct myself very differently from
him; for he was a great babblcr, and iancied he
produced great effect by his oily word. and :f
fcctations." When conv.'rsing with his toYnsiolks,
NJ. and Madame MERCER, Though he declared ha
had no accompliess, and that he dared not eonf.ts
his project ON .ccount of the egosm Of the ages be
asserted tina. there were at least 10000 persons III,
France VINO were as determined as himself"
1t IS stated, among fifty other stories, that Ali-
bca,, when sol Ter, received wound in the
, mead, the effect ofwhich aggravated bya life oidi,
sipalion, has been occasional alteration OF intel
lccl. One of the accounts gravely SAYS that he Is
particularly fond of wine and good living. He had
been for some time in state Of abject poverty,
living on bread and water
His trial was to be brought on with all possible
DESPATCH and one account states tina, the acl OF
accusation will be simply of an atiemp, to Kill,
without reference to the fact that the attempt
against the life ofthe king
Nantes paper contains the following para
graph, ont OF which various conectnres will no
doubt be constructed. 1t docs not appear, HAT a
ny suspicion was entertained of NJ. Devi>ne tho
gun-maker He had no object in v,w bur profit,
in the legitimate way Vi trade.
On the 2lsta Gommssary went 10 tic liuld
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CLOTHING BUSINESS.

In all It's different branches. They will cut ana
make any thing in the tailoring line The public
are respectfully invited to call and see their sock,
whether they want to purchase or not, which cor
Slsls rs follows: Cloths, black blue brown, DO
llsl green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades /; Over Goats, drab, gray, brown, and 9TH
crs, such as Petersham of different colors; Frock
Coats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
blue, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black,
blue and green summer cloths ; pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades of CLOTH black, grey, brown.
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
Vests oil many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds Shirts
Slams Drawers; Suspcn1crs Stocks, Tc-
nant', and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves ;
&c, &c. which they are determined to sell low.
The goods are made under their own slperintcn-
dance. j. BRANNAN & co
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Berger & Co.
MAY Is Is
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NOTICE.,

DY virtue of "a deed of trust, executed by \
- BRAN Paul, to secure a debt due J. & NJ.
Booth, bearing date Sth March,, 1885, and duly
recorded in the clerks office of Franklin County
Court, the subscriber will sell, at Rocky Mount ON
Saturday Goth day of the present month"; to the
Highest bidder, for cash, one Negro Boy (George)
about u years of age; aud very desirable House
and Lot in Rocky Mount. The subscriber will
only convey the title vested in him as trustee
The title however, is beloved to be unquestiona
bic. JOHN ID. TAYLOR.
Augt,st I'd,
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Sale of Land, in Amherst County.

~ n the Sd day of September next, there will
~ be sold, at Amherst Courthouse before the
Tavern door OF Jonathan \. Stout, on IA credit of
one and two years, equal proportions, the purcha
scrS giving negotiable notes, with good endorsers,
payable at one of the Banks at Lynchburg, the
tract OF Land whercon Col. Richard Harrison now
resdes-pursuant to decree pronounced at the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, of
Amherst county. on the 9th day of April, 1896,
between the President, Directors and Company
of the Bank Of Virginia, and the President, Direc-
tors and Company ofthe Farmers Bank of Virgil
mia, Plaintiffs, and Richard Harrison and others
defendants to the highest bidder.
THOMAS n. EUBANk, Sheriff
Of amherst county, Commr
August s rs
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II o r s E L O s r

t.F~ ESTRAYED or Stolen from the SUBJ
!A1-l. scriber, living in Lynchburg, on Saturday,
The 3otn ult. bay Horse, with two white hind and
one white fore-ioot, and saddle mark on his
wesners.-A liberal reward will be gwen, to any
one who will return said horse to the subscriber, or
give such information that he gets him again
DAVID f. nj. BLACK.
August q.
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n OFFICE J., .

4 SITUATION wanted, suitable for ii Mcr-
L "A camille establishment one in the country
would be preferred. Any person having such either
for sale or lease for IA term of years, Will address
through the Pos, Office al this place to c. 5. b.,
Lynchburg.
August Is 3l#
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BY FLETCkzER y TOLER.
TERMS.
M. ). The LUNrhbur| 1jr"jIiSUu"

!, yrintsd thrice REX, at 81 per onn"n, poyabie in
.l.,nce No paper icW be discontinued, (but at the
,,,iou ofihe Editors, until all arreGrages are uid.
~ 4DTERTISEMEN1'S aeW be inserted at
~ I,rts per square, Tor iess,) ht FIRST time and 81
,.a,, for rach continuance. 7'tose from distance
n,l BE- paid for previously 10 their insertion, unless the
pnyment be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynehbug' ,,,.,--....,- .....-
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed by Joseph
ID billiard, bearing date the lst of August, 1899,
and duly recorded in the Clerks office of Amherst
county, court the subscriber will, Saturday, the
9th OF the present month (AugusD offer for SALE TO
the highest bidder. for cash, at William NJ Walters
Mill the tract of Land in said deed mentioned, which
is described as being III the county OF Amherst and
living ON the waters of Little Pmcy River and Kings
Creek and LIONS the Lands OF Edmund Massc,
James Campbell and Joseph Goodc, and is supposed
to contain $50 acres. This Land is rich Mountain
Tobacco Land. and deserves the attention OF Plan
ters-The subscriber will only convey the title vest
ed in him by the deed under WHICH he acts, though
that i, believed to be good.
iICAS i. THOMPSON, TRUSTEE.
,u-,., ff,
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LAND FOR SALE AH AUCTION

XNllL be sold. the Eth day OF August next,
w ON the premises, if far il not the next
tar day thereafter at public auction, pursuant
the will of James Petit dec. without reserve. 49NI
acres of Land, living IN the county Of Amherst, or
miles from lynchburg, well timbered and wacred,
with toerabc Improvements and good orchard.
This Land lies the road from Iynchburs to Am
hers Courthouse.
Terms ON the day of sale
BENJAMIN IIENNESS,
SiM'L. PETIT
Et'ors Of James Petit, dec.
August | IDS
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IMPORTANT SALE.

In OBEDIENCE to the decree of the Circuit
Il Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the
town OF Lynchburg, pronounced onsthe 22d day ol
January 1886, in the cause therein depending be-
tween:
John Floyd admir- of Ann Drake and other PITS,
4gdiSt.
John Boyd, Thomas Boyd and others Delt's.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
said decree Tor OF thcm) WILL on Thursday the
Pond day of September next, if fair but if not the
next fair day thereafter proceed upon the premises
sell,by way ofpublic auction the highest bidder,
for cash. upwards of
50 TOWN LOTS
In the village of Pattonsburg. opposite Blu
chanan. And also in lots of convenient size
BOB ACRES
of land, immediately adjoining the samc-For the
better information of those wishing it, the report of
MeSsrs. Anderson, Robinson and kvle and the plat
and survey of William Anderson the surveyor OF Bot
tetouu County Ito both of which the decree recrs)
will be deposited in the Bank Virginia at buchanan
Tor examination aud inspection, at least Ten days be-
fore the salel need be, the sale will be continued
from day TO day until completed.
The rising importance of Paonsbug and Blu
Chanan, commercially bridge across James riyer in
the Improvements now III progress that river, can
not fail to render investments under this sale profta-
Bile. DAVID ROBES, ic.....
HENRY DUNNINGTON, ''"'"'SS''"e'S'
The Lexington (Va) Gazette, Buchanan Ad,o-
cate and Flncastle Democrat will publish the above
till day of sale, and forward their accounts this
office for payment.
August tbs
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5 A NJ q p L T. d r. o w N
1TT'OR VEY IAN,

AFFERS his professional services in the Su-
" perior and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
~ Address, New London.
AugustS Is
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IL. WHITEsIEAD.
ATTORNEY ArIAw.

ii no located himself in Lynchburg, and will
or ;, practice in the Inferior and Suner;or Courts
cam a'e Corporation of Lynchbnrr' counties of
on Ma;' Amherst and Nelson. His Office is
pboi,'', street, one door above Mr.. Charles
at all ,;n, AUCTION Store where lac may be found
Angus, s - "'''' '''ei''''''s Inc courts
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House and Lot for Rent,

IA ON Federal Hill, situated IN a good neigh
GGffm hood, a comfortable House for u small IA
I.lse- mv, and possession given Immediately.
ESTES x WIllTEHE Nd.
July - Is
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ssONNss IS.

." f. have just received from New York, a case
w OF Fashionable Bonnct>-amongst them,
some very fine Plain Straw--whch with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low
ROBINSON ELLIOTT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
few bales of superior Cotton Yarns, at fnco-
~ prices. K. Il +.
June % Is
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NOTICE..

guyIIE subscribers are just receiving quantity of
North Carolina CLIPPED BEHRING'S, in
IN barrels. Those wishing 10 buy, would perhaps
upwel to give us call before they purchase
ECIIOi.S x 'NDIEF,
Iowtr end Of Main street.
June 30 Is
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J. Il. BROW \.
- " - W "
Executor Of IjfurU Bro,rp I,

u Country Merchants, well as those from
Town, are respectfully invited to call and make up as
sorted lots and parcels of Goods which shall be fur
nlHhed on the most satisfaction, terms.
June 30 ts
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

VuNliE Subscriber wishes to contract for % 600
4 bushels of Wheat, to be delivered at the Am
herst Mills at lynchburg for which he will at all
times pay the market price, IN cash, allow any
other privilege that is customary with millers.
C.CKOW
July II Sw
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REEi$IGt,Ts tTOIsS.

EuST received, few OF the above articles OF
- superior quality, lined with Zinc, from No. |
to 5, for sale at the Hardware X Cutlery Store OF
II. b. RICH ARDS X Co.
July 1t Is
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NOTICE..

WE co-partnership heretofore existing, I'M
l. der the firm Of IIockaday & Horton is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent.
JOHN HOCkADAN.
ALFRED G.. HORTON
August s Is
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LxNcHBuRe CLOTHING STORE.

VIE subscribers beg leave to inform the in
n bitants of Lynchburg and Campbell, that
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NOTICE.

HNHE subscriber intends carving on the Cab-
Il net Maxim Business in its various branches,
at the old stand Of George Smith & Co. where he
has on hand good assortment of Furniture, which
he is determined to sell low for cash.
All orders entrusted to his care will meet with
prompt attention, and by close attention TO business
he hopes to meet with share of public patronage.
GEORGE SMITH.
August 5 ;}t
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SHOT.
Virginia Patent, by Robot Rapcr, Wythe.

fkNllE subscriber is receiving from the Jack
n son Ferry Tower. general assortment of Shot,
which will be sold to dealers at Richmond wholesale
prices. WM. l.. LANCASTER.
July II Is
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INIiE Subscriber wishes to take an apprentice
l. to learn the Tailoring business one from
the Country would be preferred.
BENJAMIN.. HUNT
Aug s iU
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LENIOIJ SYISITp.

TUT RECEIVED few dozen bottles fresh
- Lemon Syrup convenient Article for making
Lemonade puuch &c. For sale by
JAMES Il. ROYALI.
june IL
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The dabolical attempt to assasNnaIc the ki,g
Of the French had no particular Influence upon the
British Funds
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!
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
,PUREIC AUCTfON. \.

pY virtue Of an ondeR from the Court of
 pr0hale for the District of I.itchfield. will. 0e sold At Public Auction, (unless previously of dt private sAlel on Monday the Lafn day of November next, at Q o'clock in ne teselio ocn,all the nventofica Personal Pro- psEs5 ging to the esfaiH of N, ,..a VI ,r EtlilAH GAYLORD, X ;..s ;s - VI deceased, except such as casa ss2 sa Ane Mid0Mof said deceased
 nal Ts PEoRetiy consists of sundlv aTticlea of Iau I3s' ~ ana Kitchen FsfnitIre Farming ls'ls. S,.a3se SLock' @e Sale io he sst the I late
 GILES L. G1vIoRp. sAa,.,. gn
 s1Mviagioa, Oet o2, le98. '' 's sla. Aan'r. n' o,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
LEATHER.

UST received at LoRD's Book, Shoe and O Variety Store, complete assortment of LEATHER, suitable for Boots and Shoes, comprising the following kinds, viz: |. 17H E Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New-York -,;fgeisa!t SOLE LEATHER. A aai a5Hg
 American Calf Skins, m z4,ias{ta .,., French and Deacon Calf Skins. ..s
 Blue Morocco, Black Kid,
 Green Lining Skins, @iMoroon !. Binding e Skivers of various colors, together with good assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, all of which will beisold on accommodating terms. a''. -asa ~ White Varllish, For vanishing Maps, Charts, Prints & Paint ings; also. Gilt Frames, Looking Glass
 Frames, &e. &c., for sale by
 Oct. 20. -1,t r # E. A.aLORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
NIad'le Evelina Csimbrede,

WFEH the approbation of the trustees of the LitchfeM Female Semiaasg, would inform her frients and the public that her term for instruction in, Music, French, and Drawing will commence on WednesdGy the 9.h cf fNoDesaber Mad'le Gimbreae is persuaded that she will be able to dsafforyf her pupils eve " facility forthe speedy acquisitioTsof tho rough practical knowled dge of the above na- med branches and for proof ofthe cosrect- ness of her system, as we'll as qualifications to teach, she refers with confidence to the success of her past efforts.
 w. TBRAfS.
 s Music, SIP French, $7- Drawing, $5.
 L;schfela, Ocf. %. 'ss sai %
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
orringford Academy,

TKTILL commence on the 3Oth of Nov. next w under the instruction of Mir. H. BELL, a graduate from Williams College, where will be taught all branches that are usually taught in high schools. a. es9s sas ati
 Tuition for common branches, $S per or.
 for Languages, A s
 The trustees fatter themselves, from the reputation of Mr. Bell as a teacher in other schools, and his success here the last term, that he will fully maintain the reputation it has heretofore sustained, and the pupils may rely on the faithful discharge of the duties of the teacher as to their morals and literary qualifications. e9 ~ hg :. Board can be had on, reasonable terms. ..il ssa yg g3ls THAEDEUs GRIswoID, l ,sts ., as., JOHN GILLETT, .s4 s. ...,.., ss V @s.,s GRrswoLD WoopwARp. 5rustees. N < URI CURTIS, ,.s DARIUs WnsoN,
 fTmringJ ford, Oct. 20, 1886. " 4*2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
POTATOEs,

gssea bz tse s P4rAEeEs ssSsslBee 6 delivered within twelve days from Monday next, for which cash will be paid.
 ban2O Gsse BlykesCety ABsCchcs
 for saie-which if not sold before the first of November next, will then be offered at public auction ont the premises ofthe subscriber, one mile south of the village. 9 '.ts' al 9sf'.7 iI,g.sst ss M sa GEORGE MERCHANT. .Litchfeld, Oct. 20. ses asa,e -l a..a 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
lNOTICE;,,.,.

SHE Judge ofthe Court of Probate f,x .h.l n District of Waiertown has limited snS s1d as.ewsa .Ss s,x months from the sdate hereof for N. M. SAMUEL SEYMOUR. stss IaIe os sai9 Watert0wn, in said district, d0. Seassa, Iepsesentcd insolvent. I'd which io ex. hinlt ihelr claims thsseto, and kas appohatsd HoIbrook Curtis and Rbaneser 1a1es ;:eS.,' Com. lnlpsIonerpt 70 receive ennd doxnInlna said clains Ceriiloe by nRnlAMM nF FoassT. J,,dSs
 Tho sihscribers eiye notice shai shov 1RnlI Eleef nt tho ot'ice of ti0lbFuok CMfiIr. In saill WaterioWnpNs.th Arnt MOndnya Of Hccon Der and ApfI| ll|zl, al o'clock "a lha niler neon. eIl cacll =aId days. tbf the purpose q attending oni |nesi of sala apboliamsns
 v 'al En nATHA oem1lis.
 8 I0E Cungln < sioaMs.
 'AlEpegspns |na kl18 lo sali sdinis nIc Io qhsMif4 @ lnnf1 lI5iEHNialo raFnlonl @
 N .AeAt lliDel gonR &9MiBin.safen
 Fsknm.k iS' Sia s"~s'' a,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
'n .NTsTNTs.

n SsfEc1rrrU5LLT invites your attention to the f6 present highly improved method of re re placing the loss of Teeth, by inserting the Sl- iici6us, Metallic, IuPerishable feeth' rom one to a perfect set.
 Teeth cleaned and filled with gold, tin or lead. SO as tostop the progress of decay.
 T For reference, see Dr. GRANT, who has made arrangements for closing his business
 Room cne dOOr east of Presby'eriGm Church. Y L;tchfeIa, Oet. %, 1886. Fl
 Circumstances having rendered 1t necessary that sould discontinue the Practice of Dentistry m the town of Litcheld, R. B. MERRIMAN proposes to com; unence the the above art and has prepared himself accordingly. have lately seen number of specimens of his manner of filing and setting teeth, some of which were very difficult and required the exercise of the most snl hand It is but justice to Mir Merriinan to say, that they were all skifuy per forsd and attended with little or no pain to the pa fent His efforts to avail himself of the latest inf provements in the arthis superior mechanical tact- iogeter with his integrity of character, commend him to hecontidence of the public. , v - :, ,,,,
 October 20, 1886. ,6ssE. s c. ". GRANT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03

China, Csass and Orockery. ! lAEsnbscFb bers offer for sale very large
 and genera Assortment of ChinG, Glass and Crockery Ion the most accolnrloda- ting terms. ALSO, 7 ss
 4 good sapply 9 Fdmiiy Grocsries.
 Get. 20. SEDGwIc& & PoTsrxR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
THE RIGHT. .HPIRIT.

At meeting of the Harrison voters held in the vi age Of Huron, seps a. l836 for the purpose oorgan- zingfor the coming election. the following resolutions among others. were unanimously passed
 Resolved. That at the November election we will sappoft oLD GRANNY HARRmoN, wse in ono hour enn fifteen minutes delivered Gen. ProctEof W0 Q! ms chldrcn on the river Thames, and we consider t an unexnmned act of midwifery. & MO
 Resolved That evsry Harriscn yose in ihs M town il
 Rasoved, Tkst SC arc eensendinaipa HOLY cAUsR, and our motto ahnlihe eoAREAe oIp 1usEcANos Soa' kssolvod, That we sre fighting on.the Dock Of the ship RIfs AkRRispe, buils 0ut of he befe oftho od Virginia ship BRN HAAaleQB and will not give up the oED RoARRR as long as thFpaf q eAnya.e og spiks Fetnaipa. V. V. BTuk0Ek Ch'n.
 .Qas Reasoa. Wkv,-rA low days since, at tho puble lahle ef one ol ssl Ilslsl, peHbeF ef ihS agpolls keehlIQ,sly vote IbF Gen. iIa1Tson. when hs had o. npssd kqns Jneknan on ybe nnDnbA nl hs haIns h. llasy Chlennlnl T0whleh lhs lniauIng ,a|'s|ve. lllgiNA elan answer vas returned aWhv, aI, len ehelue,, ~ lhe bead Qg ono e ml1lsTy moo. elTl. IpoeAb|p elngatel, wllh white NllS alii Wt|io el
 hlsqe wlls aad plulali9 elll,Rg lrnD vee ae.glaI why Aleahi pftDf te el9eg F'-~N " HSpstss
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03

Ihe innsi democratic oitv Co AAs world..SThe Clly Council eg ro1lon have concluded e 1pnp sllsl.llh lplr Representatives O ihe uen' el3l 4ofIl ihla feat--lhe nliinhef ol tAtchbln
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03
TREN1o0N, 0 Oct. g, ls3s

N 9Ae Elecfions table contains the full returns of the 90 counties of the state The union ticket is esc!ed with the exception of Gen. Coffee: Col Daw- son being the highest the state right ticket, is sequently elected. We are aware that there may be some variation in the returns published by us, with those published by other papers; but we believe not per the number of union men electcdtoth legislature to be l55. and the number of state right men III.