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4 WISH 20 inform my friends aud tie public
a generally, that AN now opening very good
assortment of Dry Goods AMI Groceries, in the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Sarah Lrwen
on the Nam Snccl, and opposite lhc turnpike aIIcy
whore invite my old customers aud friend, u,
wei, as all others, 10 cali and examine for lhcn,
selves. have first rate Loaf and Browa Snrur,
Coffee, Tea, Moas>os, &c, which | viii sell
cheap. WILLIAM THURMAN.
y. b. wish Ia rem on my lare", commodi-
ous aud convenient dwelling hou>", oa Diamond
Hill, whore aow livr. WI. THURMAN.
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thankfully received. RICHARD Chiffon.
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b. John N. Otev. This Is one of he mos, ronl.n,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
WARDS 0rFtCE.
Another Small Capital Io,d!
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Jar 1880, nj R,chmond. an !SaturioV l0ib INST
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O. 81 30 81, Small Capila 'riz- sal aal
pail At WARDS OFFICE.
~ Renew yonr Prizes in the fin" Sch.oe
draNp THIS DAY
at Richmond. Drawing received ~ SHal4y
nIN.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

In CnANCERY.

William shrewsbury, lofB edtord,) William Shtews-
bury aad Rhoda uia vie, aud William Dickinson.
Defendants
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Nov. |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

Alta General Court held at the Capitol, III Inc
ciiy OF Richmond on Friday, the 1t day oil july
1880 prrsent-Ddnie Smith, lcmlng SthhaeiS'
Richard +. Parker. Richard II. Field, john l.
Luma,, John Scott. James T.. Brown, Ld"in :,
Duncan, Joseph l.. Fry, Richard ii. Baker aud
john Il. thl,liaa, Jad2e,
The Judges al lhe GencIol Court oi tue Com
monwcalih Of Virginia. are afflicted WITH the dfe-
est sorrow, FOR tie death Of AMES MADISON
---,he a>i Of Nirpinia's revolutionary saees-a-
nIonoNi the ui>rst al her statesmen, and the iniesi
Of n.r patfois-Nho Its ,nnI> lHto the grave i.af-
ing nm example Of HE, public and private, I'M
spotted with repfz ct, and "A uame peipe'naied III
the institution, oil his eounlry's grcanoss-"lll' Il
nation, love emhanng hi, memory, and a IA
non, uorNaIIad prosperity, the monument oil his
Nulucs.
Therefore, ordcred, that the mcmlcIs OF ila>
Court do uedr the accustomed badges oi mourn
lus for uac month and hhnl a copy OF these pro
cccdinos hc Transmitted 10 Ma. Madison, Is tiie
cNpres,lon o the confidence of the Judges oil tn,
Count IN her heasN hefeatrmrnt.-As lnrlher
tr,trmop, u fcspeel tor the memory OF the de-
ceased,
Ordered, Tint the Court be now ADJOURNED till
10 morrow morning. IL O'Clock
cop, from lhe order bxgk
rcsle, y HOWARD, GIN.
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LII III \

We gladly puhlishtlc following letter, which has
just been received by gentleman OF the borough
OF Norfolk, from Beverly Il. Wilson IL fee man
of color, who lately cmigrded from this place 10
our colony in Lbtrn. II confirms tin pleasing
int.li renee we have already gsen Of the prospc-
rous and ilouri,hug state OF the colony, and fur
nishes evidence Gf any were Nantnp) of the
capacity of the country, even in It's actual cond-
ton, 10 afford q healthy anl happy home to any
free man Of color, of good character and habits,
who may be abou, TO seek residence abroad.
We cannot but wish, indeed that ii ma, meet the
eye of some of those who. we understand will soon
leave this place for some od,cr quarter Of the
world, and may rot yet have mldcpp diem minds
Ia what ponthcy will 90. Surely the opinion and
testimony OF such man As thc writer ofthc letter.
30 well known as lv IS herr, ought TO fix thcir
choice At HV0M
Mo>Rovrt ARM 26. 1890.
lioNoEABlE SIR have taken the privilege OF
writing TO you in reference II the colony, AID our
present views and future prospects.
Dear sr,l happy to inform You dat We had d
passage o thiry-hvc days, and were very well
treated by The captain, d.. | AN also happy To
say 10 YOU. am more in t.i,ci Of Liberia than
when lett. Onmy return home, found the col
ony IN more beautiful way of imnoN tlmn
it has been, And when was in the United
find that have no, said cnon5h-no, not onc-hall
No, sir for there is No place like TIN, for the col
ored OF men TO be found IN their reach, where
they enloy the same privileges a, here To
fly to the North or to the Sonth Is all folly and if
they 90 TO Canada, or 10 lia,tl, II ~ nonsense .
fer in fiayli there are prendces az hgh as
mountains, against which but few able 10 con
tend and to become British sub ecis we shall do
no great things. Here is our home. The COLONY
is IN good health. Farming is going well. All
IS quiet at present Please excuse this priv
lcge. Nothing more, bu, remain yours with respect.
BEVERLY r. WILSON.
T. ). ! take the privilege of presenting my best
respects to You and your family, sir and feel my
sell under great obligation TO you Tor your a,en-
''on to me when was in Virginia not 10 Won
only eu',io the gentlemen in every place that /
visited. This undescrved respect will never be
forgotten by me, no, as long as live | shall al
ways look TO Virginia place of friends, and
aesre ner prosperity and happiness, most especial
" Norfolk, with the rest Of the community a, lar,c
No more a, present, bu, remain Your humble ser.
want BEVERLY r. WILSON,
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for their patriotic Efforts, and nvolcd tie sl,epne
energies 81 Inc people to lrar from tie hands ol
aWi,ss fnlo,s their iil-gotjcn gains, a.l III, II usat-
ped power. and 10 PROSTATE thc party that sappul-
Ted them. lie spoke OF the ABUSES ol rulers with
indignant eaefey of Martin Nan Buren, ~ lalse,
tickle, lreacherous, and dishonest, and minated
that now was the pfopiou, time io wrest the
government from such corrupt aud uniaithlul
hands and that b, bold and united exerions, il
would be accomplished. lie aid he WIS not orr
ginally IN tafor OF Gen. llARniaoN. but when he
,lw the eteat Vest aud the key stone Suite
Pcnnsy lsania-loud aud united in LIS lavor, lie
cIieerluy renqu>hed former prcjudices, and de-
tcrnlined 10 give hun Iii, undivided >arpp5ff. lie
spoke will, energy of The corruplions AID proai-
gacy tie Albany Regency, whose practices lie
exposed, aud urged 10 Vigorous aud persevcfmg
cAcItions, 10 secure the success Of Harrison and
the other candidate, OF their choice. He set
down amidst loud and loHg continued cheers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

A."fller IN one Of lie New Orlcan. p5pers de
tails tin substance 81 a conversation with the late
Gov. Robertson oil Louisiana on the subject Of the
boundary Of hal State, and states that the Cover
nor then the only representative the House from
that Sraie, WIS 50 opposed to the adoption Of the
Sabine instead Of the Colorado as the line, dial he
bccamc hostile INSTRUMENTATION Of Nj. Monroe
in consequence ol his course on this point. Nj.
Adams las declared IN debate thai he was the only
member Of the cabinet of Mr.. Monroe vho stood
up for the Colorado and yet that cabinet was
composed 81 At least iour Southern men, inchl-
ding the President There is . mystery IN tie
matter HAT VIC cannot clear up. 1t viii be re-
mcmbe.ea thai Mr. idlns, Mr. Calhoun aud tllo
present judge Thompson are thu only survivors
Of Thai administrator; The other members, Nj.
Crawford, Mr. Wrl and Nj Monroe, hislno died
WIdllna itH years past.
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DOMESTIC lNTELLiGENCE.
RIcHMoNp, July /
MIR NJ ADISON.

The news Of the death OF this distinguished man,
hasexcited general feeling oisorfow, aud prompts
ed spontaneous testimonials OF respect from many
grateful hearts Ii will be seen that the General
Court has paid appropriate tribute to his h'sn-
orv. aud have Transmitted an expression ~ ihef
coincidence 10 his family. The Town Bel was
tollcd throughout the greater part OF Yesterday :
ard we learn tiia other demonstrations Of respect
will be adopted.
Minute anns were fred in the evening BY Capl.
Richardson's Artillery. lCompiir.
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NEW AORk POLICE OFEICE-m

/ companion Of RoLiHSop's oyrfstfd a., robbe-
rg.~-A Young man named " jiiam ID. res-sasar
rested Yesterday and taken INTO custody by Nj Brink
the Washington Hotel, where Grey bad been
visiting under rather suspicious circumstances.
On his being brought down to the Police OGlce,
aud his person searched, towel, having the
Washington Hotel marked on it, was found IN his
pocket and several duplicates for clothes which
he had l,awned at pawubrokrrs.-N hlsi Mr..
Brink was IN the ACT oil examining tire duplicates.
a Mr.. Browne. gentleman who arrived here late
" from England, called at the police Office 10 sly
that a valuable coat bad been stolen from his loo-
ines and il afterwards turned out that tins identical
coat WIS one Of the articles which Grey had pied
ed And several others Of the articles which Grey
had pledged were also stolen from different Hotels.
This Grey was one Of the persons who were cog
infant OF some particulars relative to Helen Jew
cu', murder. Several letters which Robinson
wrote 10 him We're found in his possession, and 1t
is expected that his evidence would have thrown
no little light on the mvstcrlnUS circumstance rela-
tive 10 the finding OF sobinsou's cloak IN the rear
of Mr.. IoWnsend's. For some reasons, however,
not known 10 the public, Grey was not produced
as a witness on the trial. He now stands fully
committed on two charges Of robbery.
joHr C0m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

u The House ofRepresenatiyes have refused
To appoint committee, to sit during the recess OF
Congress- Tor the purpose of investigating the al
legged frauds in the purchase of the reservations OF
the Creek Indians, and have referred the matter
10 Inc PRESIDENT, with request that he take the
necessary steps TO enquire into these transactions,
d'I' Il eApedIent, to prosecute the persons engas
e5 III them. From what vc have seen on the
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3Hondav. July IL, 1see.
zxowoRs 20 NsR, rrnnrso.,

III. citizens of lynchbug are m,tfrl
Al II. Flnhlln Hotel, Tins attclnoon. Jpl2 4 laa'
Al ! . eiafs Tor fhc purpose of adopting such M VI
sutts as Ia them may seem eXpedlent for na, me-.
able honors To the memory OF The Iafo r'sihs sun
ison. full meeting isdesirahle. '''es MHI
PLEASANT LABBY H..
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VOLUNTEERS.

NoLt4Nt l+lsiat9.
By the President of the day-GenerM Scott
:. the hero oitwo wars" the Seminole and Creek
in the first, the enemy became Worried, aud rctr-
I'd for the wan, of fight in the second, the Hero
has become sick, aud took 10 tree ior the fear
oft.
b, Wm. A.. Anihony--B. ". Leigb-dle
Lyeurgus Of Virginia; jackson gold cannot buy
Leigh principle
By VIM. Buo,d-Liberts-il only exists when
the laws are alike supreme over the hlsesst mays
,ra,c and the humblcst citizen; II violated, tie more
exs,,ed the offender, the more canning the OIL
fence.
By Rober s. Ilun-The pr,sdeot uf the
United States--Alay he go oai ot oit,ee, respected
by the people of this nation, ~ Il ttani, .nAurpeT
and despet should be.
b, Patrick NJ. lienry--Sanu.l llousion--the
WASHINGTON of Tcxa,-the Hero of ilie Texan
revoluion--and thc brave defender oi leNi1n IT,
berty--mav the hlcmi>hcs al his private character
be forgotten amid the respondent eloIY already
acquired b, himself and lis Spartan haui 81 IL
roes, in defence of 'lcxan riehls.
B, o. +. Hambrton-The ne. si.dcs, Afkao-
sas and Michigan tley are welcome 10 the
Union.
b, Bedford H. Aycru-I erea Panis fnn,
prepared again to blow w the honest claims "i
Van Buren, TO the Presidency care she don I
kick.
Is, Thoma, l.. Cocman--Geofze Washington
the preSclvcr OF our countrN--nay lis memory
animate the breast of every American.
ByJ. +. Jolmson-Andtc" la,kSon--he last
Of the Romans most fortunate circumstance Ion
The liberties of thc people
BY Gcorgt William,-The DAY NE celebrate
he political sabbath ot tin, ereal nation let III"
indulgence Of political aspatites On tins day be
H.. ,i.
nation Of the Christian Sdhhaa
BY John W. Trouc -~Gene,a Pefce, 6encr-
vi Plenty and General Satisfaction eliher Of
which prefer long WAYS 10 any an Bmrn
Geneia al.
BY Edward Cartcr-Womf8:
1.-The rainbow to the stoim al III,
The evening beam thai ,nilrs The cloud away,
And tnts Tomorrow with prophetic ray.
Bythe President of the da>-Ma Red-cbarg-
I'd with cowardcc aud lllselood ac nobly ne
heved the garrison, that hi, feviler had lgnoblN
forsakcn exposed TO famine the lamahamk, ana
the seal ping knife.
Bv VIM A. Anhony-N hitrnel +. rnnsali-
though absent lac is always present with ~. HIS
patriotism and irumncSs IN support ol Southern
principles, deserve ON wafmesl appreciation,
BY Patrick NJ. Ileury-- 'fhe ian.:
OF all the trophies which win motl,, boast
By wit, by valur, or by virtue won,
The first IN young mus eye,
Is woman"
BY Wm Buford--Nan Bnrce#- Wtashhis friend,
10 point 10 single act OF his lll,, which challenges
confidence.
by B. II. Averct-rhc Ladlcs-lher patriot
ism is riyaed only hy their virtue and intelligence
BY ThomaS T.. t.,lrnau-Davd Crorkctt-
The hero orTcsas and Of the forests Of Tennessee
l.. L., ,a.,s,.f,44l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

Rad read tf5cts.--To sho vtlrc rapid rise Of
property caused by the construction Of rail roads
in various quarters of our country, destroying al
obstacles in tie way of direct communication, and
rendering the great distance from the cytrcmes Of
the east, west north and south a matter of little
import, Piltsbnrg paper notices the town Of
Wellsyl.ie, situated sixty miles on the Ohio river
below that place which, since the project of rail
road from Lake Eric TO it, promises to become a
place Of great imporiancc-22O acres of Land in
the ncighborhood was sold for $50, 900 four times
the price that could possibly have been obtained
for II three or four years previous. Since its last
sale the same properly has advanced from = To
100 per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

Arrangements have been made with Mr.. Sparks
by Won Raumcr, the historian and author of let
tcr> on England, to translate and prepare an edi-
ton of the Life and Writings of Washington for
the German press. 1t will be published by
Brockhans, an eminent publisher of Leipsic.
The translator will add the not and illustrations
necessary to adapt the work to the of German
readers We are told, says the Boston Daily
Advertiser, that our COunttyman, Mr.. Ticknor,
now in Germany, and Mr.. Wheaton, resident Min
istcr al the Court of Berlin, have taken lively in
tcrcSt in the subject, and have been chiefly insru-
mental IN eiiectng this arrangement.
v y Ireniag Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

10. Our Army and Navy both worthy oil DC
ing the defenders OF the only home oil hoef's III ''o
world
IL Agriculture. Manufactures and Commerce
i'm The equal and even protection OF ALL we shall
find peace, plenty and prosperity
II. Our departed Presidents--Adanls, JET
ferson and Monroe.
ID. The fair sex-ihc only endnrahe aristocra-
cy-wbo elect without votes, govern without
l,ws, decide without appeal, and are never IN the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

In and WHh fhfHdriCe and coaseat ottht Senate.
Ll"ls tAss to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plcnpocniarv To France, not to bc COM
missioncd until notice has been received here that
the Government Of France has appointed Min
lister 10 the United States, Who Is about to set ont
tor " aShnGton.
WILLIAM p. An RrNssrI EAR, of New York,
to be Secretary of Lceation 10 France.
GEoWGE " or, ct PennSNlNanla, To be FIRST
Comptroller of the Treasury the nitrd States
N the place of Joseph Anderson, rc>igncd-lo
take effect on the lst day ii July, 1870.
Ro8rEr h. WELLS, OF Missouri 10 be JUDGE
Of the United States for the District Of Missouri
IN the place OF james II. Peek, deceased.
Dawn iRNINE, OF Mi,hiean, 10 be Associate
JUDGE ot the Territory OF Wisconsin.
Louus ID. IlrNRy, Of North Carolma, to be-
Commissioner, Jonn J. Mt ronp, of New ork,
To b. Srcrctlry, CoRNELns NAN NESS, of the
District OF Columbia, to be Clerk, under the act
TO carry uto effect the convention between SPAN
and ia, uilcd States.
JonN HANpULrn CLAY, tobt Charge d inuirrs
OF the United States 10 RuSsli.
Ba>AM1N JOHNSON, to hc Judge of the ntcd
States for the District OF Arkansas.
lnoMAs j, lACrl, 10 be Attorney, aud ELIas
REcroH, TO be Marshall of the Inited States lor
sud District
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

PoruL,floN OF Mhcmc,N.-A Michigan paper
estimates the population of that State At upwards Of
hundred andt~cnty thousand souls. 1t is estima-
ted that this population will be doubled during the
present wear.