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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
ANOTHER BATTLE.

Mr.. Dexter with the man from ~.
Augustine. has this moment arrived,
10 O'Clock A. NJ. bringing the follow
ing melancholy and alarming intelli-
gence.
! On Monday the 18th ult. Major
Puntam, who was at the head of the
independent Company. styled the St.
Augustine Guards, stationed at Mos
quito-proceeded to Mrs. Anderson 5
plantation on Halifax River. to see
in what condition the Indians had left
it, and take away what provisions had
not been destroyed. While there
this company composed of the gener-
Gus and spirited young men Of St.
Augustine, Joined by few from Mus
quito. making in number about 40
men. was attacked by party of. it
was supposed. $50. Messrs Geo.
Anderson.and Douglas Dumitt, stand
ing on guard saw two Indians APP
preaching. upon whom they fired,
killing one and wounding the other.
Mr. Dumitt ran towards the fallen In
dian and while STOPPING over him re-
ceived wound in the back Of the
neck. At this moment the Indians
rushed out of scrub. distant little
more than musket shot. and common
ced Il furious attack upon Major Put
mans company, who from behind the
fragments and broken walls of the
burned buildings. gave tie advancing
indians 4 warm rncPptiOn
The Indians were in the field. ex-
posed to the fire of the gallant band,
who SO inferior in number to the enc
my, from their advantageous position.
kept the Indians at bay the space of an
hour-an hour of sharp and desper-
ate fighting! The Indians thanking
their position and about to surround
them they Tretreated for their boats.
The Indians pursuing poured on them
4 destructive fire. while embarking on
board the boats. In the hurry. all
the guns but one. were rendered use
less by being wet. With this one
the Indians were kept back from rush
ING into the river. the water being
quite shoal for some distance. which
mad they done, they would in all prob
ability have seized the boats, and muir
iered all in them. They succeeded
m pushing out into the river. beyond
he reach of the Indians shot. and
to Barlow's. Mr. Dumitt
was the only man wounded, till the
'etreat to the boats, during which II
we're wounded. several mortalv. it is
Two negroes were killed.
I is supposed that l6 Indians were
TILED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

There have been 5000 converts
suppressed within the last three
years. The example was set BY the
Emperor OF Russia. who by an ukase
dated the 31st of July. 1882. abolish
cd 1877 converts of monks. This was
followed by the King of Prussia. W ho
by royal order, secu|arized all the
converts in the Duchy of Posen. In
1884. Don Pedro put down 500 con-
vents, and Spain has lately abolished
1000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
N ATTlNG.
Il. .1esSep - II. .llberfsnn-

- "A u y u N -
Il. .1essep - u. .1lberfeon.
II ESPECTFULLY inform the puh,;.
that they have opened a shop ana
commenced the business Of hating in ~.
town of W ashington, Wayne CO., Indian.
which they expect to have carried O. nv
as good workmen can be had. and vol
not inferior TO any in the Union tOr neat
ness and service; and by SO doing thev
hope to receive, at least proper portios
of public patronage.
Furs of all kinds, useful, will be accent,
ed, as well as Lambs Wool, for which =.
mnch will be given as can be had el.e-
where.
Hats may be had Wholesale or retail on
as good terms as at any other shop in
Wayne county. ELI JESSEP,
Is. ALBERTSON.
End mo. 9Th 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
THE MEDIATION.

We understand that the British
Sloop Of War Pantaloon, brought des
patches to MIR. Bankhcad, authorizing
him to tender the good offices Of the
British Government rs mediator in
adjusting the difficulties now existing
between the L. States and France.
Whether any decision has been made
upon this oller, or if so, what it is.
we have not been advised; but we
cannot but hope, that the good Off
ces Of Great Britain. in the character
Of mediator, equally friendly to both
the parties. may be SO employed as
to restore that amicable Intercourse
which has so long existed between
the people and the Governments of
the two countries. without any aban-
donment or prejudice to the princi-
pie on which our Government has ia
ken its stand, andin 4 manner salts
factory to France.
In any event. however as a consid-
cradle period of time must elapse be-
fore the result Of this mediation can
pc known. it must be obvious that the
necessity for adopting the measures
Of defence recommended by the Pres
ident in his special message remain
unchanged.-Globe.
An individual. who had large num-
Der Of apprentices used 10 feed them
day after day with porridse for dim
ner. He was accustomed without
letting his ..boys" know 1t 10 take the
beans out of the dish for his own fam
lily who dinel in Il separate room, and
then send the porridge into the kitcli-
en- for the boys to dine upon. One day
rs the master was passing through
the kitchen at the dinner hour. he was
surprised TO see one of his apprenti-
ces,a stout looking fellow take oifhis
coat, throw it aside, and strip UP his
shirt sleeves. march up TO the soup
DISH like one beat on performing some
great feat:-'Well. Tom. now. what
are YOU so furious abou:r Nothing
sir, only had some idea of making a
dive into this porridgs to see ii l could
bring out i BEAM
A EaIR nIr.-A Young asoi,ant for liz
erary and fashionable distinction. who had
~ vain LAID the foundation for wha, hs had
hoped would !uxuis'e into large r1;r Of
-hiskers, askcda village belle VIA, she
thought Of thems To which she replied.
With much a0srefic. "Thcy are like our
western country laid out. but
shialy settled"
tran Excessive Message vas sent to
the Senate on Thursday. supposed to re-
hate to the proposed mediation. Il he.
also been suggested TIN, the dispatches
received from Great Bs..aiu relate to such
legislative snactmenss IS may pro:ec, The
British carrying trade in The event o: Val.
Tine two points may possibly lie coupled.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Baltimore Chronicle /.

ANOTHER BATTLE AND SUCCESS OF THE
INEIANS.
The Savannah Georgian of the 25t!
iof January constants the following
Iextract from the Jacksonville Cour.
Ter of the 2lst inst. detailing the par
iticulars of another engagement with
the Indians, with further intelligence
from the Seat Of War.
Mr.. Hatch was barbarously muir
'dered by the Indians at three hun.
dred yards from the outposts OF the
garrison Picolata on the 18th Jan.
while employed in getting wood fol
the Steam Boat Florida.
From the Jacksonville Cour- 2lst alt.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

1t is reported that Andrew Steven
son has been nominated by the Presi-
dent of the United States to the SEM
ste for the office of Minister OF the
United States to Great Britain. and
John III. Eaton for that of Minister 10
Spain.-Nat. Int.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Tie erenins's entertainment 70 commence nth
TEECONQUEST OF TARANTO
81. Clara,s Eve.

Comic and Sent mental SONGS will b
sung between the Play and Farce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
THE SLA\DERER.

''lie that steels my purse steals trash,
But he who filches FROM me my good name,
Robs me Of that which, not enrichcs him,
But makes Inc poor indeed. ''-Shakspcdre
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

TEXAS.-A letter from Col. Austin,
dated New Orleans, Jan. 18Th, was receiv-
ed by gentleman in New York, contain
j & the IniorInation that Santa Anna was
then at Santillo, 500 miles from Texas,
with a force 5000 strong, on his way to
Texas, b. fore reaching which, he expect
ed to be joined by 1000 more. with whom
it was hts determination to exterinlnaie cv-
cry American settler fiom the f.cc OF Tex
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

We learn verbally that the Bill for
the incorporation of the Cincinnati
and Charleston Rail Road Company,
has passed the House of Representa-
tives of the Legislature of Kentucky.
by 4 majority OF ten. No doubt is
entertained of the Senate's concur
renee. and of its receiving the sigma
ture of the Governor. The bill NAV
therefore be considered as Il law.
This is great and cheering news for
Cincinnati. We imagine that the
people, of Louisville. who have SO dis
credltable and So vehementiv oppo-
Ised the eXtention of the road to Gin
cinnatI.teel cheap enough now.-Whir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

The Philadelphia Commercial Herald
Of the 29,h uit. states that Sl2i per share
had been offered for L. S. Bank stock, in
that city, the day previously.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

1t is reported on the Philadelphia Elk
change Books, by a passenger just arrived
IRON the Danish brig Il 'd'acus. that ~
sail of,he line, French Salps OF War, had
arrived at G,udaIoupe-Blcknei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
SOUTH WESTERN FRONTIER.

Official dispatches from Cen. Gaines, dated
Camp Sabine, June -, lS}6, communicate the
intelligence, that the Mexican army at Malamo-
ras, under Cen. rrca, had been reinforced 10 the
number ol 900 men, and MAS, on the 18th ofJunc,
on its march, and rapidly advancing towards Gua-
daloupr, Victoria, and the head quarters Of the
TcNian army. The motto TO which the Mexican
army were sworn. was determination TO the Sa-
bnc or DEATH"
Before receiving this intelligence Major Stcr-
ling G. Robertson had reported 10 Gen. Game,
that two men had been recently killed and anotlI err
wounded ON the waters Of the Navasota in Robert
sons colony. about twenty miles west OF Nacnedo-
chcS by the Indians of several different tribes.
(CaddocS, Bitches, and others,l who had taken
and carried away several women and children Of
the families of the men Killed.
Gen. Gaines, considering that these recent acts
of hostility on the part of the Indians were prompt-
ed by their having been advised of the large force
approaching Matamoras, and BY the expectation
lat the Texans would be driven oil and the com-
try given up to them, has called upon the Cover
nors of kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, aud Lou
siana, each for regiment of mounted gun men, to
co cooperate it'll the regular force under his COM
mand, including the four companies Of dragons
from Fort Lcavenworth.
1t was his intention, he did not in the interim
receive satisfactory assurances that the Indians
upon our borders had no hand in the laios mur-
le,s ON the Navaso,a, TO march, to Nacogdochcs
as SOON rs he obtained the Immediate oo-opcra-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
kst E'E.NhOsi SPRINGS,

Ia, TIT Nfi,n on Bu0,loc River, in the co,a,t, O,
- Nmler#t. H. mile, Of the Court uouse % miles
I 1u l,Nugtou, aud - mIles from INnchburr.
In ralin. the attention of the public TO these
Spiug, ,3n,c,in, I,o rho ,nllc,,hn, ,,1 ns o
ou to remark dat they are no new discovery. al
tholgh unknown 10 the distant public. nntillasi sea,
son For many years tl,, ~, h, ,',,,,,,,,,,,.i,
tended h, rrrtons f,n H., .,,,1,',,''I,,' 81
ty who viii r. ail, i.,,,,. " 5,'' .o"'',
,itucs-but o,,ino Ia ib, ,It,h
piers filled thcn, as tenant, a, the viii of tho ,
Who would neither sell mon improve the prope,tv. IN.
duccmcuts, in the wv of comfortable accnnmo,,-
ton, to distant STRANGERS. could moi h, oncrrJ
Within the last l. months very l3ror and com
modolts Hotel. with comfortable INNS have brr,
erected. >oficpl .nn, ..,', '"'''s '''''
The water h,, been, ,,.l,la,l ,,I f,,,,d to con,
alnthc essential Ingredients. suln,rr. soda. lin an
unusual poporion5 and ,,,,,,..; and ,hr snbsr,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
NOT dtE.

el virtue of a deed of trust executed to the sub
- scubers by Ezekiel Wright, bearing date. the
18th day of september, l627, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Franklin county, for certain
purposes therein expressed shall proceed to sell,
10 the highest bidder tor cash. at the said Ezekiel
Wright's dwelling house, in the county of Franklin,
on the 10TH day of October next, a certain tract or
parcel of Land, lying and being the county afore-
said, containing one hundred aud forty seven acres,
more less, or so much thereoias will be sufficient
Tor the purposes of said trust,-Acting trustees.
we shall convey such title only is vested in us by
said deed. HENRY CARPER,
WIN. DODD
july u2,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
April %
~ VIE Z

'H'iif Trustees above named, are invested with au-
hor, 10 sell, at private or pubic sale, the tract
oil Land wherein live, upon James River, in Am
hefst Nelson and buckingham counties, having fine
beds OF Lime Stone on both sides of the river, and
containing near 1900 acres, by old surveys upwards
ol 1o acres eff which of first qualify low grounds.
y he improvements are large Stone Flour Manu-
featuring Mill, Store House, and improve
mehtS every kind very good. | will, with pleasure,
show all he property named in the trust to any person
wishing TO purchase. JOHN IIOSRLEY.
April % WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
TRACT OF LAND,

living ON Staunton river Bedford county, adjoining
the lands of John Turner, John Hurt, and others,
containing Ala acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods, except about II or Is acres
and the most of il first rate Tobacco Land And
those in Bedford are also mostly in GODS, Except
the River low grounds, which produce Tobacco of
the largest >zc,) and the greater portion of the
high land OF this tract we'll the river bottoms
is also first rate land for Tobacco. The under
signed consider the above lands very desirable to
persons who wish 10 engage largely in the cuva-
ton of Tobacco.
The terms will be a credit of one aud two years,
for equal portions of the purchase money-the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal secu-
rity, and deeds of trust upon the lands. The title
OF the above lands, (Which belong to the estate of
Margaret West, decd are believed to be unqueS-
tionabe, but the undersigned, as commissioners,
will only convey by deed with special warranty.
). II. DAVIS,
G.. \. WINGEIELD,
Commissioners.
July tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01


" IRGINIA At rules holden ia the Clerks Of
Y flee of tile Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
CHANGER, for the county Of Nelson, in the month
OF July, $3.50.
Mnel IIigginbotham, Plaintiff,
Against
Charles \ Jacobs, and William Massie Execu-
Tor of David JACOBS, dec H., Defts.
In CHANcERY.
The defendant Charles 4. Jacobs not having en-
tered lis appearance and given security according 10
the ae of Assembly, and the rules ofthis Court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhlbitant of this country, it rs ordered that the
said defendant do appear here the first day Of
September Term next, and answer the bill OF the
pIalmif; and thai copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in - The Lynchbufg Virginian," a newspa-
per published in the town of Ivnehburc for Two
months successfully, and anoiher copy thereof he
posted al the front door of the Court house of this
county, some Court day.
Copy-reste
RIO. {. CUTLER, Cfk.
july II Wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
CASH FOR WIIEAT.

fENlIli subscriber having rented the Amherst Mills
l. will at all times pay the highest market price
for Wheat, dclveredat the Mills. Any person de-
liverng Wheat, who not willing to take the price
AT the time of delivery, settle the same at any
time previous to LIST January, l737.
SiMl. NJ. CROW.
\. B.--Ground Plaster will he furnished to the
customers at the Mill, at cost and charges.
S.M. CROW.
July 81 Sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FIVE LATER FROM FRANCE.

FOREIGN 1ESSE.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
Tbe.packei ship Silvie de Grisse, al New York
] brings Paris and ilavro papers To the evening oi
the 10Th Junc. Tho London dates are TO the u
vennp Of the lib The Journal Of Commerce
and Commercial Advertiser furnish us with the
following items OF news:
Much curiosity aud excitement existed al Paris
on the lith and | 9TH Of June, occasioned byreports
of arrests AT Aeeifs, and also in the French capt
ial.-The parties arrested at Aleiers six
wealthy and influential Moors, charged with hay
ing entered into conspiracy TO overthrow the
French dominion IN the quondam regency. They
were in correspondence il IS said, with Abdel ka-
der. On bone arrested, they conveyed to
Bona. They had agents in Paris, some Of whom
had been arrested.
\ still greater excitement had been occasioncd
by violent philippe against the existing ministry,
delivered in the Chamber oi Dcpnics ON the lIth,
by NJ. de LaGltc. NJ. Theirs replied, very ably
on the 18th, vindcaline the policy of his col
leagues and his own.
The King of Saxonv died at pilnilz on the 10Th
Of june in the Slsi year oil his ace.
The London papers announce the death Of
Barry Edward q Mcaro, surgeon 10 the Emperor
Napoleon al ST. Helena.
The news Of the capture Of Santa Ana had
reached London in the shape Of rumor, but APP
pears mol 10 have obtained crcdcnce.
Al lamont, slh OF June, hail fell 10 the depth of
) inches Al the crops we're destroyed.
letter from Madrid states that Queen Chris
tina, widow of Ferdinand VII, is married TO
the tavorItc Munoz, and has three children by
HIM.
Ii was reported that Col IaiicS with thousand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
NEW CASH STORE.

u VIE subscriber has received, few days slncn, q
o. full supply OF DRY GOODS AND GRo'n
RiES, which he offers for sale, on moderate teiIns
at Tynesville, on the road leading from Repuoic''
Grove to Samuel Pannill's Bridge, Halifax county
Va. JAMES IL. SIDEBOTTOM, agent
n B.--1he subscriber will take Yarn Cloths b'c'
Wax Feathers, Tallow or any country produce.
JAMES II. 5 DECEPTION, Agent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

u lRGlNIA AT rtpos holJch in the Cha.
flee of the Circdt Superior Court of - VI
chancery for the .ounty Of Nelson, in tho ''n and
july 1855. 5'ah OF
Robert Rses, administrator of Jesse clart.o.
w. aca..., flainua
John Jacobs, David 5. Garland. Georqc u
eoJs, and William Massie, executor of Das'1 "a
eobs, decd. Del ID
In CHaNcERy '''
The Defendants John Jacobs. and Geor.,. u ,
cobs, not having entered their appearance al .
ven security according to the act OF Asse,,ll q
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by '
tory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of ~
country; tits ordered that the said Defend am, 'S
appear here on the first day of September Tern, 40
and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and thar =, y
of this order be forthwith inserted in ..Thc I,'lE
burg Nmginian,' newspaper published in the TO-.
of Iynchburg, tor two months successfully AMI ~
ther copy thereof be posted at the front door of ~
Court house of this county, ON some Court IA,
A Copy-Teste,
Ro. c. CUTLER cft.
July lo W2m
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EeETICAI..
xxn wALvrn scowsr IN ITALY.

Ia his declining years. Sir W. Scott was taken TO
Italy, the hope that the interesting objects there
presented 10 him might restore the dormant cnef-
gies VI his innt-bt,t in vain. While there his CON
slant or, was. :. Take home ts-See Reaiiaiscea-
COS Of Sir ~ Scot IN Ffastr's Haga-ias.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
CHEAP CLOTHS.

VENlIE subscribers have on hand a very large took
n of fine and extra super fine Blue Cloths Of their
own importation, which they will cell ar a very small
advance, in order TO reduce the stock. Those IN
want, will do well To examine our otls.
JAMES c HUNT X Co
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6ANHnIHIS. Ac.

lust received, Il superior lot of CANDIES, WEST
~ lNpIA SwEET-MFArs PRuNEs, FIGS, DATES
CIrRoN, &c. &c. For sale low by
FOURQIREAN & PALMER.
Sign ofhe BOY s. Golden Mortar
Junc 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
TOBACCO EANEs nj Auction.

ENURSU MT to IA decree of the county court
4 of Bedford, the undersigned Commissioners
will proceed to SELL to the highest bidder, at the
Store of Iieptn>tal y Bailey, IN the county OF
Franklin, on the 18th daV of August next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
TRACE CT LAND.

lying in Franklin county. adjoining the lands Of
John Craghcad, John Lazenhy, Benjamin Booth,
and others, containing 452 acres. And on the 9th
day of the same month, at the Store of Board u
McCabc, in the county OF Bedford, they will pro-
rrrd IN sol In die hiphrSt hidder, Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerk a.
flee OF the Circuit Superior Cout of Law 49,,
Chancery for the county of Nelson in the paa,I, '"a
July, 1886.
Willis H. Wills Mayo Cabcll, and Rohc,t II
derson, late merchants and partners t,,din. -
the style and firm of Willis H. Wills a e. 'i''
,...y, Plaintiffs
John Jacobs, and William Alassie execurorofn.
'''' '''o's' "'' VI I, cu,x,,rv Defendant,
The defendant John Jacobs, moi ha,,,, ,.,,a,.
his appearance and given security, ACCORDING Ia L
act of Assembly, and the rules Of tins Collrt and ,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne is mi ~,
lnhabItant OF tins country ii is ordered that the si
defendant do appear here on the first day O., SCI,
tcnbcr term NJ, and answer the bill Of The MINK
I'LL and that copy of this order be iortlmifi, -,
serted IN 1.-The lynchburg trginian,' a ucw,,an,
published in the town of lynchburg for two meni,
successfully, and another copy Thereof posted tho
front door OF the courthouse of this county ON ,ome
court day.
\ Copy-Tcste.
RIO. c. CUTLER, cih
1ulS - WIN
4 II circuit superior colut of law and ehso..-
1 n ry, continued and held Tor the county OF Franz
I'm, AT the courthouse, on the 10Th day oil Nav
SO sitting court of equity
john Blankcnshlp and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
May Ann Dillon, plaintiffs,
A., nilli ,,l,, Mi: ,,n.,r
~, In I t,, iiDir ,,'y D"'o"' 'a''o
|p,a VIM, W IL hoOefl
p,sle. n,,;5 s;l 'I n IA, 'r' o , amy
|Dll;c I ~ "'i' 'e niI, nS VIC ihAabeIh
and Sa,,, iiI ia - ''i,on' sen T. deceased,
nf tho sa iaea n;,i r''o ~ ''pne' administrations
l. '1'','"n sen !. "eee'se@ pfllN
:. niIIipn ,d Mi .i''' .''e ",'e"}'n.s ''N-
e ,i'',D' ~ "n' ',a'" oihh' are not hllabitanE
.'' an" ','' 'iie P"in'ins nave
@ ',',so u'ieuo'.tS 'eeo'nlnS To me
~, g. ;i '''' 'o '"i's VI ',i's CUT ana leN
~ anu ls" ce P''Ins p''iN
'A' w d ~ ines, ue!ehaaitS' IL more
U.: ~ nv 'o''' ,aa ASA p''lIon Ahnut
,ioh' aeon o"iei ana atset MS
WE " ,iiian Piiiioh' amy iasiey pellah sink,
.iH,oceh pilIou' anu 'oamael lide ana John d.
0' ','',"'9'''''o,' VI ''>>t bIihoh' sen f'dec d
'i''' N'ieen "''i' 'le S"oPod III ms cause
a ,'i ] "pa S' i''''"s 10 APP
i''' ''' I''',is o,'l Is N'n 'of con
:, 9 It" - 'i''o "e'' l'"'s' anu 10" 'h'' cause
N''ii' ~
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denSs'0l .9grieHtfab'Ut Society
AND MICH AMIc's INSTITUTE.

fANllE Executive Committee of this Institution,
u held IT'S htst meeting Saturday the 18TH
inst. and decided To ;Npfd the following premiums,
al the Annual show anp Far, ON the last Thursday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

/ atent Balances, warranted correct,
to weigh from l0Oto 20o0 lbs, FOR sale by
II, i, RICH tRDS &-Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
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N,renrroenrs, June %.
We have been favored with the following
copy Of an cypress from Gen. Rosk, addressed
To Generals Samuel Houston and Gaines, dd-
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