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~c;c,,,,,e,ad, saturday, Dec. 10.
ELECTIONS

alive have no deiinitive accounts from this
N*'rMH 49,. have received letter from Natchez, Of
S which appears to leave little doubt OF The result.
!E 'cI,win1 is an Extract:
have Sufficient returns from Louisiana, to insure
I've ".,,,and all the counties in this State have
u':a:' ; from, except twenty; fourteen of which the
ka c,c., 10 us and probably more, that may
N%s, Mississippi down for the Van Buren, ticket, as
!"'" ,,hl;,v u.s. that our majority will be greatly
t% .si which is now so TAG as we have heard,
rcfFls, Van Buren, ticket, about one hundred and
81 % md ior the V Il. candidate for Congress 5G2 ma
i"e"!,1r the Wing candidate Notwithstanding they
.'', mos, popular Ia their ranks, think that
~ ;onj NAV be said to he regenerated and erect
A'sS,r1s-Ihe Tuscaloosa Fag of the 18th ult., pmb
Of The votes far they had been received
>'r' 49,. counties heard from, which give Van Buren,
roy q, Isl Eight counties more to be heard FROM
~ :b,rr Chanbers, Coving;on, Dale, Macon, Ran
y 90, Russell and 'ralapoosa. The "F!ag" feels sae
t"tt lie assertion, that Alabama has gone for Van
ly majority far short. if any, OF . 900 votes
.n' 49,, The bpascd ;riumphs of the Wing party, in
Va" lin, vote oi this State? Gone! all vanished with
"E r,;cal breeze. Had the Union Van Buren, men OF
u" rih turned in the majesty Of their strength,
EsI lave been Wstc.loo defeat TO the Opposition.
-. $ there is. however, glory enough. Qt will pro-
tJl; be more !hln wv
rrsuI, OF he clrciion for Senator Of the D. States,
49,. ~. @..,.yir,cr is to be attached to The cal
',.cs Of the Wings. The Mobile Chronicle, the
nIsvigj, Ad:ocae &c, &C. insisted upon 1t, that in
-. legislature OF Alabama, they would probably carry
% Sraor-bu, the result has Frustrated all their es
,n.,,s-ro7 Mckinley ". 81 Philippians (Whig)
& Republican majority -:
n.Ian,;-'ric ST. Louis Republican Of the 2Glh,
~. ,L. official votes as follows: Van Buren,, 090O-
Ir.p I.carl 100 Van Buren, majority 5000.
S,ris.-The Vania|ia Register Of the 23th, gives
% Official returns from 50 countics-he total OF which
:I--:,1j, tor Van bu!en-and lA2!2 Opposillon-Fa an
r,u ia,,i,v 2!,>.j-'ren counties had not been re-
-, H., S,r-r,orv'S otiice-but Unofficial accounts
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great objects which she has in vicw than the present
moment. The disappointed facliorsls may abuse her
tile parzans of rbe Wing leaders may lraducr her con-
duct but she faithful to the Union,
devoted 10 the great principles of her creed Of !o-o9
more determined TO carry them out BY them she will
judge the Administration. And, whatever her cnlun-
nniurs may say, her motto vii! still be, PRINCIPLES,
NOT MEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

GPOTSYLVANlA LAND-in The neighborhood IF
- hs White Hall Gold. Mine Il oie. for sale the farm
o. which !ISe containing 500 acres Of land, lying on
boil, sides Of tie river Fomunkey, aordng vaueb
low sroons any in this neighborhood, not "''e.hat
cleared There is grst MILL saw mill, md caiton ma
chine on the river belonging to the nhe wood land
ing The d1elling .seodand convenient with every
necessary out kouse Tks:s is perhO 9e fencing on
tie f:a than any other to be found for tie s'a"tty OF
lana ciearea-.be soil is we'd adapted to corn wheat,
,ehacco and orsss-there is saved from GU to $4,000
pounds of hay annually. have just reclaimed on
he Beaverdom run, some valuable marsh which IS
49,. ,So-nh Ike .ans, said 10 be, rich. AS am not
acoSsintr vii. .niaig Lean say no'iag 70 its va
Isr but. from the aasaa1ges q waite: power and the
wood in the neghborhood, It is thought the ore might
he n,oE,able Any person wishing to purchase will
come and view the place. will sell the whole: or halt
Of the trrct. 20 suit purchasers -
JACOB W. HBRNDON,
CorLin's BrMgeSs
Do, ~, S3-W4R
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Court Of .3ypc0lS.

Yesterday, the argument on ihlr. John Randolph S
will was concluded. Nh Cook closed with speech,
agumcnalee and eloquent, to extort the adnIra'
ton of all who heard it, The Court is not expected 10
decide the case for some weeks to
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(F'r0Ul Tie y

(Fron Tic .hcu York 9 Ertning SUIT.
The "Righ, of Instruction., in the last number OF
the SnrruEKy LITERARY MEssENGER, is able paper,
which is not unworthy Of the pamiest days Of Virginia
statesmen The subject is Of engrossng interest al
this time, when our population arc torn by conflicting
views on questions Of vital moment to The liberties o.
the country We wish The writer would still further dc,
vrlon his views in yor of the orthodox doctrine OF
state sovereignty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10
DEATHS

Married. Ihusdsy evcans, the 9Th inst, by tho Rer WIN
.ary aI MI Ri@IAEr CHALS, to Miss MAMA LArR. At''
all o IL
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Senate of Ftrgiaii

On motion of Mr. Anderson, OF Boteourt, Mr. Leigh S
Letter Resignation has been referred TO Select Com
mittee.
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MARRIAGES.

n Jous Y Masses vii. ret SO candidate tor re-
election 10 Congress lie ensuing spring
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11ARKETS-THURspAy. Dec 1886

HlARKETS-THuRspAy. Dec 1875.
WuyAE--i90 cents 2lO cents
FLouR-roaira!ly $l0 II.
TorAcco--Yery Gtte arriving, common qualities o:
new, suitable or manufacturing purposes, are in de;
n,and; all the! serls yeEy dull.
GEO l.. SAMPSON,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHsAr.-Saes readily effected, per quality .trou.
100 to "L0 cents per busliej
CoRX-S5 TO 90 cents
CoTToS-lG 10 II cents, nominal quolation-nones
coming to les! the ulrras.,
CArs-iS to 80 cents.
TLorR-$l0 Ia to ~ -.
HrnRlyGs- Cross, 81 to 4io-Nelt, So IL
SlLr4- 81 SO per tpau,ily, end scarce.
WORrHAM, McGRUDER & CO,
PETERSBURG MARKET, Dec s.
CorroS-l5 Is Ia els.
ToBAcco-New Lugs 3-Common, - o. -,
WurAr-In good demand-recepts very light. We
quote:--
Red, 81 so 81 95,
White, 81 80 81 10 g
ELoa&--shmy 3D.
S.7perfins 80 10 Pet LR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

CcR&Ec7.aS--By mistake the name Of Ms, Goggin,
was omitted in the announcement Of the Se.eCL ca;~
ultrc on the Surplus Revenue, in our Last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

II 1t was our intention 10 complete in this day pa
per the Report Of the Secretary OF the Treasury winch
we have commenccd but the Slip Which reached US by
the Southern Express of yesterday morning. enables us
to lay before our readers late and interesting trans
inE nri1a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

NRSXDTOY FEMALE SEMINARY.-The winter
b session OF the Institution will commences tho
2Olh of January, and close the goth g Jane lt'ii
school is situated in healthy -e;gnoorIood, within
mile Of Randolph Macon Cas.eso.
Erpensc far G term Of ten months.
Board lpdpirr cod Washing extra 500 0!A
Taii;on for bsrirDe:s in EDg!ish branches "a. 0Ci
fos the L;gner aianches . OCt
Il" nthc languages. 10 co
NIusic and The rse Of Pianos 80 90
Drawing. and painting ~ W
Young ales m1 he received nc any period OF the ses-
.on and charged according to the above rates fto be
time they No deduction, however, FOR ABSENCE e
cept in case of sickness sufficient number o aacHers
employed to give thorough nsruc!icein thobanchcs
Of education proposed to be taught Ali effort nj dis:
play is dscoun,enapced and the necessity CT gold PC
qnremcnls enforced On the mnda Ct. ?Hp.!a-
Dec. ~ U3-tt
~ Petersburg Constellation and Rncgi sed2td will
hc atu" weekly till the Is, February and forward ,hc:F
counts for conesrlea-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

n The public respectfully informed that the an
nuaI Fair for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum of this
Cisy will b. held at the City Hall, Thursday, the
18th Ct Dccsnbe.
AN y,ibion Of this FAIR we'll directed as j. hss nth
erto been affords the most nHocenl ana benevolent
amusement aud it earnestly hoped hetit will now re-
ceiye tbe generous patronage and encouragement 50
loDc extended to it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

f..r,,,-O:ciul returns have been received from oil
the coun,es in the State, except Ware, which give the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

nesty differ with us in opinon ao enemies to free
government. For, this would argue antisocia anti
republican and drspolic spirit Whilst therefore we should
firmly adhere our opinions, and contend with un-
compromising sprit for what we conceive to be the true
faith, should not forget to exercise towards each other
that manly forbeurance, moderation and charity, which
are the distinguishing characteristics Of all virtuous and
honorable minds.
Gentlemen: Whilst endca vnring discharge the ar.
duous and delicate dulles -" The Chair snll confident
y expect that you will cir eruiy unite with me in the
maintenance g.! order. and the cultivation Of those
kIG and friendly itl!ugs. wh.r have always rendered
our Individual association lin'r interesting and agree
Bile Ana whilst engag'd IN tl public service, i,i US
onuiy hope ii"', by r"prr Evaporation with The "lher
branch OF l!'r Legislative Department, may be rna
blcG 1" discharge Tally the high and solcn obligations
due lu The pc"r, and III establish upon sure, firm and
lasting funndaton, the prace prosperity and happiness
of this truly great and justly renowned Commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
NEW YORk ELECTIONS.

The result OF the Charter elections in the CITY
OF new York asionishes ever, body. In the Board
OF Common Councilmen the Wing, have major
ty of one, and the Board of Assistants being equal
ly divided, they have of course "A majority on
Join, ballo, The Van Burcntcs, however Carl
ed their Mayor, &C. W. Lawrence, E>oD for
which office there were four candidatcs-NIrssrs
Lawrence, Geer Morse and Ming.
In Hudson and Albany, too, the Wings have
carried, the day in Brooklyn, the Van Burcncs.
The New York Courier says:
1.-The Wings could have carried their Na,or with
but little eiort but IN consequence of the late hour
at which Mr. Geer was brought forward. many of
them voted for Nj. Lawrence who has eencrali, dis
charged the duties of ms station in a manner which
has given satisfaction TO the public and secured for
HIM the appreciation OF all parties.
81 he result of this election proves what " e have
always proclaimed To our friends at a distance that
Notwithstanding the overwhelming popularity of &c
neral Jackson, MIR. Van Buren, is in very decided
minority nths City and State, and when the Prcsi-
dental contest comes on, it will be found that even
in this State the OF the Constitution is dcstn
ed to triumph over the party in power
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

THIS will be a killing stroke to him of the En-
qu'rer. He will be satisfied, now, that Wichcr is
witch
bATll-Col. Andrew B. Boyd (Nan) 2O6,
george Maysc (whig) l3s No change.
DlNWIDDlE Alfred G. Vaughan (Nan) re-
elected, by majority of 76, over Ed. johnson
lwh'e)-3l9 to 243
LUNENBURG-State of the polls Col j..
a alarshall (Van) 2Sl, DIR. John +. Street (wle)
~ "LouCESTER-S,a,c of the polls Col
IL Smith (whig) 239, Mann Page (Nan) 81.
NoRTHUMBERLAND-Col W. Alexander
"''aont oppositen-sad to be wing, but repre-
""''ng Van Buren, county, it is supposed that
0n political questions he will act with that party
y rQCAllONTAS-W Cackley YAM 93,
Z. Hudson (whig) CO. Polls thny attended.
o., sHENANDOAH-S. Bare 400, A. Rnkcr
200, d. Crawford 25S, W. Gatewood 256-thc
TWO former re-eected-all Vanites.
hUSSEL-Wm. lessee reelected by ma
,or,'y Of about so votes over DIR. McFarlane-
both Van.
sCOTT-Thc last Abingdon Statesman says
we have received no statement of the polls,
"" n'' understand that Col. Speer is elected" No
a,ng Is said of his political opinions but take
=, 'of granted that none but d" whole hog can be
ss,ec'ed IN fayc,tc McnIullen's eoun,y-Faycttc.
"''nSc'i, Is said to be candidate for the State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

:; institutions in our large commercial towns,
II through their agency, operating upon public
-.:,,o,t throughout the Union, welding polt-
;,s,enre TO which that of the National Exec
....o and the L. States Bank combined would he
~, as chld's play. For ourselves, we should rather
=. every deIlar of the public money thrown into
a. ocean. than that it should be placed in the hands
Il. Vice President and the Heads of Depart
ante. for the purpose indicated in Nj. Wrigh,'s
IN or for any other However it might be hon.
ii, disposed of at first, it would, in process Of
.;,,e constitute a fund Of corruption, which would
.a,ble few men to control the political action of
1. .oun,ry-to monopolizc all its oflice,-,o aug
.as,, their own powers--jnd finally to overthrow
our free institutions.
sdly. The Arhansds pettions.-Pctions pray
=. the non admission of Arkansas into the Union.
.on,inue to be presented-and on the 18th inst,
Inf hut warm debate cnsued on the presentation
fame them By Mr.. Sladc in tho H. of r., which,
,,weycr, led to no decisive action. Mr.. Wise or
,sed its reception at all-othcrs contcn,cd that
'louM 90 as matter of course TO Pmckncv's
..mmtcc which seems to BE- the receptacle of fish.
a..b fowl, and creeping things while others were
"a, giving it an instant hearing. The debate was
mi short BY the expiration Of the hour for the re-
ception OF petitions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
A Valuable James River Estate, and
MILL FOE RENT.
,Inil25

u > administrator, with the will annexed, Of
4 n Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, wish to
lease, for term of years, that very valuable and
well known tract Of LAND, situate on James Ri
v"r' IN the County Of Amherst, formerly the pro-
pert, OF VIM. Cali, deed. There is on this tract
large body ot fertile river bottom, and an exlen.
slv" and valuable Manufacturing Mill
will lcas" the Land and Mill Jointly or sepa-
rnicl,. Possession OF the Mill will be delivered
on the 1t day OF June neN, and that of the Land
on tit" LIST day oi January next, with the privilege
Of seeding crops OF small grain ut the usual season,
during the approaching fall.
Tho attention Of the cnterprizng and industri-
Gus IS particularly invited 10 this Property, as it il
confidently believed that n liner prospect of max
my money rarely occurs lhan that here presented.
JNO. NJ. OrEY.
April II its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

Rotation /" Ohce."-pcter v Daniel has
p''h appointed, by the President and Senate,
Judge OF the l. 5. Court for the District of Nirr-
ma IN place of Judge p. p. Barbour Til, is
what Peter V. calls rotation"-irom on, ol,,c,
to another
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
OBITUARY.,

departed this life, on the Goth instant, tat the Wi,
uernrss, Capt. Thomas \. Eubank's residence IN
amherst coun'yO Josiah ELLls, ESQ., after pro
nact'd illness OF many months.
-, on FRIDAY last, Al friends house in TIN,
p'a'e' Mr. JESSE k.r>olps of Bedford county,
aged - years last January Revolutionary Sol
dier.
-, suddenly, on the Goth INST IN the 10Th wear
OF hrf age, Mrs. PARsoN NILhrHso>, OF Bedford,
lady OF great rcspcCtab, and worth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

~ We commence Mr. Rives's EApingin"
Speech this morning. 1t is more plausible than
conyincing-lmorc ingenious than able. Mr..
Leigh demolishcs his argument with all magma
bI. ease. We purposely abstain from an, com
ment on Mr.. RS speech mt present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
ar MTL n G.

~ STONES. (lately from Newark, y. ~ beg
y. to inform the gentry and public Of l.ynchburg.
and its vicinity, that he has commenced the HOUSE
AND SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS, and respect
fully solics share of their patronage. II will be
despatch.
&. :. intends also to establish the Coach Painting
ond OrRamentine, soon as he can procure con-
vcncnt and smtobh place for the purpose and from
his experience, pledges himself, IL Carriages are
entrusted 10 him, to turn them out equal to any
Northern work. and te stund.
r - Apply at Mrs. Lcwcllin's Tavern. where orders
will meet with immediate attention.
March - I'm il
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About $4,000 worth of DRY
GOODS at Auctionl

VIE sale of my stock OF GOODS. will com
mence next SATURDAY, the Wth instant, \,
CLOCK IN the afternoon, aud continue from d,y Ia
Jay until the Who'll, Is disposed Of The STOCK
Sprohabl, the most desirable one. ever ollried IN
'h's market, 1T auction.
TERMS:
All sums under $50, cash.
All sums over $50 and under SlOO sixty days
credit.
All sums over 500 aud under $500, four months.
All sums over 500, aud under : 1900 ninc months
vi sums over $1,000 years credit.
Negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed. The
sale to be conducted by Charles Phelps, auct,oncc,.
JOHN J. pliRNIS.
April - ~
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ID. ROBES. CLERK.

CouMIssioSrR's OrrICr,
Liberty, february -, 1896.
The parties III thus cnsc will take notice, that
have appointed Tbursda, the 2Gh day Of Mnv
NEXT, To commence the execution of the iorcgo-
ing decree, on Which day, Mt the hour Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ, they arc requested to nttcnd nj my
Office, IN TIN, town. with their evidence, prepared
for examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON, Comr
April q wtw
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MEDICINES, Surgeons Instruments. Dye Stuff,
wi OTIS Paints Dry aud m Oil etc. OF pursst and
best quality, the stock is as large any in Vir-
gina and the variety equal To any house in Ame
rica will he sold To purchasers either at rhoi,
sale rsfdH terms that epnot fail 10 please the
supply having been bought before the late rise all
goods and more especi1ifY oi kinds here alluded to
HOWELL DAVIES.
\pul ~ its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

IL From TEXAS, We are glad to learn tia,
Mayor Tanning had evacuated Goliad, having
blown up the fort, aud had formed junction
with Gen. Houston, who, ut the head of 300
'''"' was making preparations To meet Santa
Annals force Of 5000
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a ION 50 L Z 8.

~ y y 4 4 y ~ s31A
IN Friday the 2oh inst, will sell in front OF
~ my action room,
10 bags II. .. Coffee
Boxes Candles,
20 boxes Rai>ins,
3 irabs Soit Shcll,d Ammons.
400 lbs. sole Leather,
second banned Piano Forte
ileh day Clocks,
China b, the >ci
knrNcN by the card,
Tea Boards, Shovel and Tous,,
Mahogany Bureaus,
Chairs, Tables and Bureaus,
Horses,
good Harness Horses will also he sold
CHARLES PHELPS, incfr.
April n il ids
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ticc.
do do do ribbed of all colours
Together with the largest and most elegant assor-
,ncnt of VISTINGS lac has ever had the pleasure
OF exhibiting in this place. lie has also a splendid
assortment of
six Shirts and Drawers,
Patent Mcrno do do
Cotton do do
Fancy Pocket IIandkcrchicfs, and Crayats
\ large assortment of Stocks,
Gloves, SILK. Iloskin and Bcachcd Linen,
Shoulder Braces,
Bombazincs, Drilngs, &c.
All of which he is determined TO sell on very rea-
sonable terms. He has also the Latest Fashions,
and is ready to execute all orders in his line, the
ncateS and most fashionable manner.
April % wsw
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CGe-s' .AHs'TNEissSHIlP.

VIE Subscriber wnnld respectfully call the at
l. tenion Of his friends and the public to hi. as
sormeni of Grnflcmens superior Black and Drab
BEAVER HATS, now receiving direct from the
most celebrated Factories, which, in point of clc-
gance OF style and finish and xccency of quality,
he challenges IA comparison with any thing Of the
Kind in thi, section of iginia. Having purchased
them OF the Manufacturers on the most advanta-
geous terms and being determined to sell at very
small advance, lie feels confident liat all who may
favour him with a call will find his prices entirely
satisfactory. He is also receiving IA large assort-
ment of Common and Medium FUR HATS,
ltooi, Palmetto, and Potent Glazed Hats.
Boots, Shoes, Leuthr, Trunks, and Writing and
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
nj. w. DAVENPORT.
April 81 At if
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FOREIGN VOTES-aoau ;

The Enquirer has discovered that the Wing
candidate III Powhaan received - nonresident
votes, while the Van Buren, man received only
~. Wepresume that Col Hopkins is very sorry
that he did not get the 73 instead of the ~ ; and
as he did not object to any votes, on his side, on
the ground Of non-rcsidence, so we presume that
he would not have murmurcd had the number
has poll been swelled TO III The complaint
about foreign voters is so childish and silly, that
we wonder that any man, guilty of beard "
should ever make 1t. lfhoib parties practice it,
land no one doubts that both do to the full mca-
oftllcr ability it is evident that in every
county there must almost of necessity be more Of
this class of voters one side than the other
But while the Wings profit by it III Powlatan,
their opponents make the like profit in Abe
marie, and SO Oh throughout the State. Whatev-
evil there be in the practice of nonresident
voting, contains within itself rcctlfyng princi
cby its own equallzlng tendency. If the nom
resident voters were all IIhigs-or if the Van
Buren, resident voters refused to exercise the
right of suffrage, there would be some scnbancc
of Justice in their murmurs-But under the cir
cumstnnces, as they exist, the Stiffness of their
complaints is only surpassed by their impudcnce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
NEW ARRIVALS.
sTE4s.

fl'lll. subscribe, has lust received on- elegant
FAMILY CARRIAGE. and two AKOUClI.
ES, and expects in'thc, supply few days. lIav-
ing made arrangements with son,r of the most ccc-
biaed Manufacturers III Newark and New Haven, hr
Will receive regular supplies ol the different kinds of
Carriages thronchou tn. season. and dispose OF the
same Al u small advance on the Northern pr,ccs--hut
should any gentleman pr e, il, viii ordc, any d"s
criptlon ot tarriag, ior hun. SAMi. ANRES.
March ~ taft