davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

impending aud imminent danger, calling u,.,..
to unite against the common foe. The gro,, .'"'1'
oil apprehension now, therefore, is, tho ex,a..'
cmy being s%ubdued, that internal diss,nze Ell
again spring up, and mar the brilliant IL VII
which now sheds so much lus,re nnon H. .'p'ht
empire. Peace hath its victories as u.u "9"@
,nJ L,,,y uu ~ 10 ven as war -
and happy will 1t be for our Te4ian n%cipI.bor, >.
''ey WI, nave conquered the MeNicans shall be -.
quail to the more difficult task Of suJdui,o -
se'res. The wise man tells us, that " create. ="
who conqnereth his heart than he Who ,,t. ne
walled city We hope that Texas NAV d
another to the nnmberless instances on record 'u'
ing 10 show how much more difficult it i, ,o .
tam than 1t is TO achieve a nations liberty ,nl
dcpendenee-'he uncl'as,cncd ambition Of g.
nate adventures too often digging the pravo
both. ~ if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
ColuMBrs Miss, May 6.
FATAL ~RE\CONTRE.

An unfortunate affair took place at the race
ground near this place, on "Wednesday last, the
hrst day OF the races. We were not present, but
leave gathered the particulars from several gem
tlcmcn who were. They are briefly these a Mr..
Beverly Pryor, a young man from the nciehbor-
hood of Huntsville, Ala, suspccting there had
been foul play in the race, attacked and knocked
dow one of the trainers. Mr.. Eli Abbott, OF this
town, the Proprietor of the Course, demonstrated
with him on such conduct, and told him that the
race ground was not a proper place for such dis
turbances. Upon tins Pryor drew Il pistol, pushed
the muazle into the face of Abbott so violently as
to take of the skin. telling him at the same time
10 draw and defend himself. Abbott declared that
he had no pistol. Just at this time, a man by the
name of McRhodes, Pryor. friend, snapped a pis-
tol at Abbott, which, momentarily drew off the at
tent'on OF Pryor. Abbott, taking advantage ofrhe
occasion, instantly drew a large knife, plunged it
into the breas, of Pryor, and turned and severely
wounded Melodies IN the arm, who made OF, and
A"oo" followed him. Fry or, though MORALLY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

Books FOR THE BLIND.-At a respectable
meeting of the citizens at Clinton Hall, in the city
OF New York, ON Monday evening, Mr.. Gallaiin in
the chair, and DIR. Proudtt, Secretary, it was re-
solved to raise 10000 by subscription for the pur-
chase Of suitable books (printed in raised charac-
tcrs) for the Instruction of tic blind throughout the
United States.
DR.. Howe, the pl'ilan,lropist and superintendent
OF the Blind Institution at Boston, gave an interest
my account of these Institutions and Of the employ
mentS made at Boston in the printing of raised
characters. He eomputed The number of Blind
IN tine Cnited States AT 5000, and thought the sum
proposed would he amply sufficient to supply their
wants. Three OF the pupils of the Boston lns,i,u-
ton, between 10 and ID years OF aye, were pre-
sent. and read with facility the raised characters,
and translated French. One Of the girls wrote an
excellent hand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
reinforcemen,s Of ma, me-. Ia enable lis Brilaunl,

reiniorcemenis Of To enable lis Briiaunie
Mlaiestys squadron TO cooperate with the Clris-
iino forces near the coast IN defence of az, iYr-
ircss or port. and for the re-taking OF any such
place, If in the hands oil the troops of the Pfclcn.
der. The result OF this intelligence upon span
isi stock was very important, aud gave the market
Il most favorable run, as, | have to doubt, ii will
do the cause itself. We have no news ofany opc-
rations having followed this communication I ere
is a very fesrri>h anxiety GA thr subject. and
the neat arrivals. ' III be looked for viii, much IN
trrrst.
The communication of lord John Hay, | cx-
poet, will lead TO a change of tactics If not, no
thing can prevent the triumph ol Don Carlos. We
are all very desrrous Of aseeItaining how France
will act rs regards the intervention, and whether
she will push forward her troops, 50 that by taking
the rebels in flank, I'll y might be surrounded aud
destro,cd cd. Louis PHILIPPE i, said to be adverse
to any thing Of the kind, aud 10 have strongly pro-
tested against direct and positive interference.
Nous ptrr0Hs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
CENTRAL RACE COURSE.-BaHimorr.

- ''h' ~ =
liGsr DAr.-Swecp,takes for three year Odds,
vile heats, 500 entrance, $2o0 forfeit, six sub
%.cribrfS, three started, VIII
John llrllfs oh by Eclipse, dam Alfred, l !
l.N divers b f by Bolivar, out Of the
dam of Busir,s, 2 9
}. NJ. Scldcn'sb ttg Sussex, dam Brunette, ) dis
Timr-lfa. 53s-lm. BIS.
Second Race, a MArcn for 81, 900 aside, mile
heats.
". Co.un'=b { l. 2icdley dam Sally
Smith, l l
C.. $. W. Dorsc4's b ~ Sussex. on, of
the dam Of 1eior, .
Iimr-1n. 59s-3m. los.
This match was no match at all. Colcman's
colt tonL llc lead cacl, heat, and maintained i, to
til. end. Time slow.
SrcoNp DAy.-Fo, the Craig Plate, value
$500, two mile heats, SIX horses started-result /:
Rich. Adams h So,nervilc, by Byron 3 l |
Al, Donelson's CHI |. The Captain. by
Rob Roy, 8 ? ?
Jno. T.. Dorsey. b Virginia Graves by
Sir Charles, l dir.
p. Wallis's z t Molincra, by Medley, 1 dis.
Jno. c. Stevens ch m Cora By Eclipse, 5 dis.
J. NJ. SrlArn's b Cotinc, by Tenicrs, dis.
Timc-3m. o2s.-3m. 5SS.-4m. 9.
TnInp DA,-Proprictor', purse $500, three
milc heats.
Jas. $. Garri,on's ID c Cippus, by Industry, I !
John {. Stevens cl c Veto, by Johanna, 5 :
w. X. Johnson's b III Jnliana, by Goianna, 4 3
I. Wallis grm Lady Arclliana, by Sir Ar
chy, 2dis.
Jas. Il. Kendall. imp. CHI fNetty, by Ncloci-
pcdr, Sds.
Timr-Gm. 2s.-5m. 55s.
Fornrn ~DAY-Jockey Club purse, u 1000
-Four mile heats.
Jas. 5. Garri,on's ch c Bumper, 4 years old, by
john Richards, dam by Sir Alfred,
100 lbs.
Jno. G. Stevens, ch h Cldmus, 5 years
old, by Eclipse, out of Di Vernon,
100 lbS. =
{. ). W. Dorscs's cln n Nelly Webb, ,
years old, hv Industry, dam by Y.
Poslhoy, l07 lbs, 4 3 8
W. K. Johnson'S b. h, Encicro, } wears
old, by Star dam by Eagle, no lbs. 9 dr.
Tlmc-Sm. lls.-Sm. I3s. Sm. 35s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

IL Along debate took place in the
on Tic I'D INST. ON the presentation of , no,;;"
from Warren county, Mississippi, prayior c'..I'
recognition ofthe independence ofTexas L.n "'
debate Mes'rs. Walker, Morris, Preston k '"'
OF Ala, Webster, Mangum, Calhoun, Lin, p.s
and Buchanan participated. 1t was ultim ,,ol.'
ierfed to the committed of Foreign Rcl,,;on,
one step farther than has been heretofore ,,l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

! Cifg Tlfhouf a Gorerhment.-Not exactly
SO either Tor we have a good Mayor, who means
TO do ms duty on all subjects. Ba, at prcscn,
he ~ the sun, and substance Of the city govern
ment. We have indeed elected 10 Aldermen and
10 Assistants but in boil, Boards the parties are
equally divided, which, thus far, has prevented the
election OF presiding officers, and Of course tho
Transaction OF any other business. Perhaps a COM
promise will AT length be effected, hy which the
president of one Board shah Ne given to the Jack.
son men,, and Of the other to the Wings.
Y. I.JONr. COM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

The Bank of Westminster, Nd. has declared a
dividend equivalent to 23I per cent. for six months.
The prosperity Of tho bank is ascribcd to the erh-
bacy Of the Cashier, who makes tho institution his
pet, and devotcs his powerful financial talents en-
tirely to the duties TO which he is so neddcd. He
likes the coming Of eagles better than the multiple
cation OF children to spend them, and prefers bank
notes to the notes of,qualling brats.
Ncn York Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
From tie Mobile Chronicle. Uay 10.

The officer, and crew of The Texan schooner
Invincible werr discharged from custody on Sat
urday last, in New Orleans. 1t will be remcm-
bered that the lnyinciblc wa, taken possession of a
few days since by the United States sloop of war
Warren, which vessel was despatched from the
naval station at Pensacola, by Commodore Dallas
upon tho rcquisition oil certain individuals residing
in New Orleans. The inSincible " altered the
destination of the brig Pocket, of New Orleans.
laden will, military and naval store. for Santa
Ana's army, bound to Metanoras, and sen, the
vessel to a Texian port. The crew were brouch,
in chains to New Orleans, and confined in the
Calaboosc, under the charge of pir,cy. 1t secn,
that the proper civil tribunal viewed the matter il
pretty mucl, the same light that public opinion has
Immediately upon the discharge OF the crew ofIh'
Invincible, they were escorted by a large number
Of citizens to the City Hotel, late Bishops
where they were sumptnously entertained, and il
the evening invited by the managers of the The.
atres to attend in IA body, free of charge!
The Pocket was ~freighted by Messrs. Lizard
& Co. of New Orleans, who are contractors fo
furnishing Santa Ana's army and navy with stores
provisions, arms, &c. She, like the vessel la,cl,
sent by Messrs. Zaclarie & Co. with Gas her Gus
tom-house manifest p~urporis) 555 barrels of -four
but which contained gnnpowder concealed in 6ou
barrels, two pices Of cannon, swords, cutlasscs, &c
&c. all Of which were s~muggled through the Gus
tom-housc.
1t is proper that the American people shout
be made acquainted with the names of thos
who carry on this business, in this manner
and we trust that the New Orleans " True Amer
lean" will fulfil its promise, and expose every cir
cunstance connected with this or any simila
transaction.
The prizes, doubtless, were highly acce otable t
the Texans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

wounded, pursued Abbott some Gfioep nf twenty
PAGES, snapped his pistol repeatedly a, him, and
then fell, and expired without n rroan.
The affair produced considerable sensation in
town. The unanimous impression seems 10 be that
Abbott Was perfectly jnstidable. lie Immediately
delivered himself up 10 the officers of the law, by
whom he Wa discharged, upon the ground, that it
was d ease Of justililble homicide. Dem Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
LY.yCSyksV y.gRGEV'Ez.s:
Monday, May SO, 1896.
Rail ROAD

~ \ MEETING oftle citizens of Lynch
burg, and the country adjacent, is requested, at the
Protestant Hethodist Church, at } past } O'Clock.
ON Uednesday tic Isl ef June, for the purpose Of
subscribing for the Capita! Stock in the Lynch.
burg and Tennessee Rail Road Company-wlici
all arc invited 10 attend.
By order ofTHE COMMISSIONERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LlvfnrooL, April l5.-CoHon,-Thc transac-
tins this week, for the first four days, were with
out interest, the inquiry being Ianguid and tho
prices unsteady, giving way to the extent of Id to
I'd per ID. on last Fridays prices for American
descriptions, but no sensible variation for other
kinds the demand Yesterday became more live
", and has continued with good spirit to-day, cna-
bling holders to obtain nearly the same rates as
at the close Of last week the market on the whole
appearing more steady. Exporters have taken
go Beneals, and 100 American and spccula-
tors $500 American, and 800 Bahia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
From the LouisriHe Journal. Nav Is

LArER.-A gentleman just from Red river has
communicated the following, as ths latest intelIi-
sencc from Texas. After routing the detachment
ON the east side OF the BrassoS. Houston crossed
that river and attacked the main body Of the Me,-
lean army, with great effect. Many were killed
or made prisoners, and the rest put TO flight. San
ia Ana lad been identified and bcleadcd. y
bout half Of the Mexican prisoners are ,aid TO have
been put 10 death,& the rest detained as hostages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
TIE ABOLITION REPORT

er. P'nckney's Report upon .Abolitio, u.,
VIE f'opertsons motion to refer it back ,o Il.
committee, with Instructions to brino !, 49,,
ton declaring that Congress does M, o.n
constitutional power to abolish Slavery within ,l..
District of Columbia, is still before the uoa.n =
Representatives.
he Southern friends of Mr.. pinckncy anil -
ms Report, involve themselves in the a..
scst contradictions and aLsurditie,. For .y,a
'heH say that they believe tina, Congress does
not possess the power. under the con<,;,,,;on
to abolish Slavery in the Dh;f',.: I'm, nav
%erthcleSs they are opposed 10 the intra3lc,ion Of
a resolution affirming the non-existe,re If III,
power. And the reason that they rive f,r ,m.
reluctance to maintain their opinion. which ix ,L,
great shield and safeguard of Southern rights. *
as strange as their backwardness itself. VIA, ,n,
1t IS that, ii they push this question, the .sortlc,o
representatives will oppose them, and that III.
South will be in ii minority. Indr,df ~,
thus is the very point at which we aim. We want
inc Northern representatives to show thu hands.
and thus let us know what VIC have % depend nm.
on! We wish to put a stop 10 tl.= psfne of duplI-
CITY winch they are now ~playinr. We wish to
bring them to the confessional. and force them ia
say under which banner they f.llt. But Mr.
P%inckney and his friends say that their Report
goes far enough for the South, even in the teeth
OF their admission that it stops short of en-.
trenclling Southern rights behind the rampart Of
the constitution They tell us that by declarinr
that the abolition of Slavery in the District wouJ
be "a violation of the public faith, :" they throw A.
round 1t a shield of protection as powerful even asa
constitutional uarantce--Bu hat this is not the fact
iscyidcnt from the readiness with which the North.
crn representatives will vote for this declaration.
while they will refuse to sustain the constitutional
intcrdict The reason is obvious. 4 constitutions.
al guarantee constitutes perpetual defence, while
IA declaration that an act is a % violation of the
public faith" is binding only on those who utter
it, and imposes 10 obligation on their succcssor,.
In one word, if Mr.. Pinckney be sustained BY
Southern men, they will open the gates of Troy
to the bcsicgcrs. Let them not afterwards CON-
plain that they are forever PROSTATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

Dedh Of he lion. James II. Ptck.-It gives
nNpain, says the Missouri Republican, To announce
that the Hon. James II. Peck, Jud Z ufthe United
States District Cont for the Missouri District,
hrca'led his last on Saturday, opposite ST. Charles.
lie was buried on the following day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
Commentaries on the Bible,

WE have on hand various editions Of Henry :,
w SCOTS, Clark's and Gil's Commentaries on
the Bible. Viz
ellis III . vols. Qaurto.
lienry's in Is vols. Royal Svo.
SCOTS in i vols. do Svo.
in 5 vols. Quarto.
in 3 vols. Royal Svo.
Clark's in 6 vols. Royal Svo.
harness Notes on the Gospel, Acts, Romans, &c.
These are all new and ele ,ant editions. and will be
sold at unusually low prices BY
MARTIN g. LATHAM.
May 10 Iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
THE STAUNTON CONVENTION.

1t was announced, IN our last paper, that the
time of meeting of the Stanton Convention has
been postponed from the 9TH Of Juno until the 4th
OF July, for the purpose of cnsuring a more gcne-
raj representation. 1t will have been seen, too,
that the Convention now presents a different as.
pect from that which it did in the original annun-
citation of the Augusta Committee. Then, it was
" a Harrison Convention and was supposed %
be designed for the exclusive attendance of such ID
the Wings as might prefer that gentleman over rv.!
cry other candidate. But nom, since there has bccs]
a Spontaneous and general call for a concentrating
of the Anti-Nan Buren, strength upon one ElectO.|
raj Ticket, and as the Augusta Committee sren]
disposed to assent to the expediency and prorrleil
OF that course, re see no good reason why tfs
friends of Judge White may not unite with those
OF Gen. Harrison in appointing delegates to thsI
Convention. We perceive, indeed, that some ~
the counties in which Judge White is most popd
ular, are taking measures to secure IA Representa-
ton in that body,-and it cannot, be otlcrwlsI
than ludicieus that this should be generally done S
inasmuch as the bare fact of the a3Semblage, inti
same Convention, of the friends Of both OF N
Anti-Nan Burca candidates in Virginia, will III
nlsi, satisfactory evidence to the Electors thattn
plan of a Union Ticket is approved by all, Will
II will demonstrate to our opponents, that the
hopes of triumph, based upon a supposed irrccon
cileablc difference Of opinion among the NmsS
IN relation to the candidate who should be run =
galnst Van Buren,, arc as empty as their obJecton
. " .-,,A |
to this plan are untcnabIe, and their ridicule poIhr
less.
We expect to hear a grca, deal said, by the ' =
Buren, papers, during the summer, about the w
fairness of the :" double-slotted ticket" But uy
know, as we'll as we do, that there is nothing "
fair or improper in the matter. 1t is simply a co..
bination ofall the opposition elements upon III"
strong man, Just as the Spells party have eo"'
ned upon their's-which fact is ascertained, MOI
the previous action of a Caucus, as in their c"
but by the final and unerring decision oil
people themselves. Why was a Convention n'
IN Baltimore, but to rally the Spoils party, w
one of their number, by deciding that he
stronger than any other ! The Wings on 'heo
er hand, prefer to let the people say, for ''
selves, which is the strongest man in their n"
by each going to the polls, and voting for hs ''
tie, and yet making such arrangements as t"''
Is who is the strongest shall receive the suhrds'
all. Surely, iftherc be any difference be'N1
the two modes of concentrating the strength {"
lies, the preference should be given to that VI
lace he choice in the hands Of ilm rcoplc'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
FeEpERlcKsnrRo, Navel.

FEEDERcKsDrRo, Mly2l.
The Annual Convention Of the Protestant f.
piscopal Church of the Diocese Of virginia COM
mcnced its session, in ST. George, Church, Fred
erlcksburr, on Wednesday last, and was opened
by an able and eloquent Sermon, from the Rev.
DIR. Empic, President Of VIM. and Mary College.
The venerable Bishop Moore, tho Assistant Bislr-
op, DIR. Meade, and a larger number Of the Cler-
~ than were ever before assembled in the Diocese
are IN attendance. The Lay representation also
- unconmunly fall.
Services are held ihlre times u da, in the Pres
bytrran, Methodist and Baptist Churches, of the
n kindly rendered 10 the Convention, and accept
ed in tl'esame apifit IN which lllcy were offered.
May u.
We took a bri,f notice Of the meeting. of the
Convention IN eur last. The business vas brouoh,
TO a close on Saturday evening. The discussion
oi tie NeNli"d Constitution occupied much time.
among the articles adoped was one which gave
rise 10 much dcbale-"c mean that which requires
III future all Lay Delegates to be COMMITMENTS of
the Church. 1t was adopted by Il large majority
OF the Clergy, and a still larger majority If the La
ty--thc Convention voting bv orders. On Sat
urday night, the rite OF confirmation was admins
ter@ by Bishop MooRr 10 between 80 and IOper-
sons, and, ON Sunday the Sacrament ofthr Lord,
supper to about 800 communicates. The num-
Der OF Clrrsymen in attendance, including yisiter,
from other Dloccses, WAS about 90.
he crowd Was Unprecedented. Though III,
tasclnsan boarding houses, rcguli + aud Temporary.
were crowded, almost beyond endurance. tho,
accommodated but a small portion of the yi,i,ers
Private hospitality ,mbraccd the greater number
iher" was scarcely a house that did not open it,
doors. We again remark that il eiyes us plea.
sure to know that our good old town noblv sl,s.
tanned It's reputation Tor hospitality.
irena.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
Correspondence 81 the Journal Of Commerce.

=, LONDON, April 9th.
l nc mortality among the Bishops is still going
on' me sees of Limerick, Liichicld and Covcn-
Try, ana LILY, have all become vacant together,
~ 1,o ~ Us one OF the riches, prizes to which
inc pe u ., r,%Iaies can aspire. These vacan-
c'es VIII enable the government to place three lib
eral votes in the House Of L.ords, and will 20 some
way towards DESTROYING the power and influence
of tho Bishops in Parliament as fara s an anna
siiion extends to Earl Melbourne. Win, tho Cr.v
administration first came into power, there vera
not todr Bishops favorable TO the policy of ,b,,
noble Earl; the Episcopal bench formed a perfect
pha'anS against all that was liberal a comnlc,o
wall OF brass for the bigotcd but now there is a
vast difference, for about ten sees have been filed
up by the Wings, and their votes, with one exccp-
ton, the Bishop of Hereford, (Lord Grey's broth.
err nave 'nvar'ab'y been given in opposition tc
mat malignant and Intolerant faction, who, for near.
ly half century opposed the country.
The war in Spain has assumed "A new feature
from the circumstance of Lord John Hay, tho Brit.
ish Commander on the coast, having communica.
ted TO General Cordova, the Queens Commander
'n--Citief, that lie had received Instructions an,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
DOMESTIC ISTELLlEESCE.

NouS ptHOHs.

49, ''if'F my -
In .iboltionist Gaaghk-On Monday even
lug last, one Of those pious aud benevolent pllilan-
%thfopists, heated, no doubt, BY the doctrines OF
Tappan, Carlson and Bifnry, attempted to re-
duoe these theories 10 practice. For tbs purpose
he held Il secret nocturnal meeting will t@o slaves,
cndcayOrlnc. with all his powers Of persuasion, To
induce them to rob their masters, aud to Nv TO a
land where all eolors were alike. II must have
been a most amusing entertainment, for the gem
tlemen, W ho, within hearings seeing distance, tlcm-
scl,es unseen, unleard, saw the free paper, forged
saw him pocket the supposed stolen money, the
reward OF his dlsinterestcd zeal in the cause of
freedom, heard his general philippines against SID
very, and iI, scripture quotations in general.
Need We say he Was introduced 10 Judge
Lynch, who administered the law 10 him with
great regret, II. true, but with perfect Justice,
all admit. The application OF such punish
mont is deeply TO be dcplored in any country.
We lament IT more than any thing, save the ia
naticism and villany which done can Justify it.
Deeply must the necessity 70. such . remedy be
dcplorcd aud awful is the responsibility assumed
by those, who, III their writings and doings, insti-
gate others Vi humber rank in liic, bnt of more
courage and less pradcncc, 10 rush on heir own
rum. Their conduct IS az base as it is couarllv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
w

4 BOY from II to H. years of age, to learn the
~ BooEhinding business. One from the country
would be preferred. MARTIN & LATHAM.
May - if Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
N e W z NJ q q o 8
WHITE 4. SMITH,

WI just rcceived, and are now opening, in the
M house formerly occupied by Mcssrs. r. =.
MILLER y Co. two doors below the Farmers Bank
Of Virginia, THEN entire stock Of
stayie md E'aucv Dry Goods. Groceries,
%9ar5"are SO Cutlery. hats, Shoes,
A. Eeruets,
OF the latest stylc.-to winch they invite the parti-
cular attention of then friends and the public gene
rally, before purchasing.
April II fits