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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

W The House Of Representative, :, =.
seea BY referring to another .oI... VII !
last disposed Of the North c,,oI:" a' haa 4
election case that for several IN CONTESTED
pending "a that body. This case. which n I''
attracted but little attention in the H.s In Ans
where else, became. toward, II. ~. VI ID !
ap.0'0lns interest to all who rank win ' ss
o. the great political parties Of Il. A.. - e'Aes
na' the present time. in the Hou,- ~ iSsrs
'a'ives from the state of North c.,o,:- p'e'ess
members the thirteenth sea. bein, r.s.., ' '
reference Ofshe present contested .,."@iAs
tween Graham and Newland back = :, BEL
Tor decision. OF the twelve moi, WIG people
ing 'nelr seats, six are wings. aud six f,.. a'le
the administration. Grahau. the ~,
obtained his seat at the Commence. s' wAa.
session. but has since been forced : " "a
~ Ha wing. Newiand. the el,;m. 'qa'f
scat Is Jacksonman. The sdv,,,. As
gained BY the friends Of the admi.;,,,,,,
wares eiec'ing their candidate to the o.,, -
dency' IN case such election should ). - p'e''i
to the House of Representatives. bv -. '' %
Of Graham and substitution Of Neul,.s !,
stead. were too great TO be misuude,,,..s ~
The fenacity with which they adyoc,,,s a'
claims OF one and 'trenuously opposed ,h...
the other. They had determined %
course the moment the state Of the c,,. 'A
known, and they were strengthened !. ~.
termination BY the avowal mad. BY Nevis, .s L
while defending his right TO the So, a..
gave his sanction and supper, to III. n....
& principles Of the administration. & W.. ="
porter of MIR. Van Buren, for the uer, p,..;s
The latter avowal was sufficient, Of con,,. i,
win him the aid of all the friend, of Mry,n D.
rem in support of his claims, and ,bsv -:
majority in the House of Representative, 49,.
determined oplacc him in the contested =
and thereby tcther the state Of North Carroll.
to the car Of the Magician, to be u,ed h. g.
as stepping stone to aid him in arrjv;,.
chief magistracy. In this project. hov.,.
The friends OF Mr.. V. B. have failed. and \.
decision of the matter is referred bach n q.
people-to that tribunal to which :" the mart, u
in other instances, have been willing 10 ,rf.,
for the decision of cases similar to mi, f,ou
North Carolina.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

questions on the amendments offered to
the resolution Of the committee.
The CHAIR decided that this motion
was NOT 10 order.
MIR RENCHER appealed from this &c
cision, and. thereupon. asked the yeas and
nays; which were ordered.
Mr. A. II. SHEPHERD asked if this
question was debasable,
The CHAIR replied that il was not.
Mr. PATTON appealed from this deci.
sion, and asked the yeas and nays there
on; which were ordered.
The question being then taken, Shall
the DECISION of the Chair stand ?" il was
decided in the affirmative yeas ios, nays
| So.
The question then REQUIRED upon the
appeal oil Mr. Rencher, and the question
Shall the decision OF the Chair stand p
was decided in the affirmative yeas lO7
nays 4S.
Mr. MlLLIGAN moved 10 lay the whole
proceedings on the table.
Mr. RENCHER requested that The mo
lion might be Withdrawn, He had wish
ed that decision might be had separate
" upon the resolutions he had offered
but as the House clearly was not disposed
to take that course, he now only wished
that the main question might be taken.
MIR MILLiGAN said his only desire
was that time might be had for the House
TO como TO some understanding upon the
subject; but as the friends of the sitting
member did not desire il, be would with
draw the motion.
Mr. WILLIAMS, Of N. C. moved call
OF the House, which was ordered and the
Clerk proceeded to call the House.
The call of names having been made,
the doors were closed and absentees call.
ed upon for excuses, but soon after, on
motion Of Mr. WILLIAMS, of North Ca.
rollna, the proceedings were suspended,
1870 members having answered 10 their
names.
The question then REQUIRED upon the de
mand for the previous question, which,
having been seconded by the House, was
ordered to be taken by yeas and nays,
and decided in The affirmative /; yeas liz,
nays 81.
The House adopted the first branch of
'he resolu,lon-yeas ia. nays 81; and
rejected the second branch-yeas 90, nays
100; and then passed resolution refer
ring the election hack to the People.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

NAvAL.-The U. S. schr. Grampus, Lit. Com.
Charles Boarman, destined for the West India
station. came out Of the Dry Dock, at Gosport. a
few days since. tsays the Norfolk Beacon of The
nth ult } and will probably drop down TO the
anchorage off the Naval Hospital, to. morrow,
Her commander arrived here on Sunday last,
The sloop Of war Falmouth, came out of dock
same day. and NE learn that the Fairfield ha,
gone into dock for repairs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

W- The prophecy, made by one now bi,h i,
the confidence Of the administration. ,.n.
twelve or fifteen years ago, that if Gen. J,el.
soa was elected to the Presidency, member
OF Congress would be under the necessity =,
keeping themselves armed with pistol, and a,l,
while attending to the duties of cgisla,iou, bid,
fair, judging from present indications, 10 beeon.
verified before the individual now at the head
OF the Executive department Of our goveruue,,
shall have reached the conclusion Of the second
term of service to which he has been elected.
On the night Of Saturday. the Goth uI,, or "a.
ther the morning Of the 9th, Que Of the MOI,
tumultuous and disgraceful scenes tina, ever c..
CURED in any legislative body in the United
States, was enacted in the House of Represent.
tives at Washington. The cause Of the disturb.
ance was founded in the discussion, had in h,,
body, respecting the contested election case from
North Carolina. The administration member
1t appea AIRED, had come to the House on SATURDAY..
with the full determination of forcing the lifting
member to give up his seat to the gentleman
who was endeavoring to get it from him, before
the close OF Saturdays session. With this deter.
mination, the session of Saturday was continued
till late hour in the night, or morning, rather,
and the case was debated pro. and con- with I,
good deal OF warmth and earnestness, BY the
friends of each Of the claimants for the contested
seat II was in the course Of some remarks by M.
'pise, relative to the conduct of the admini,,r,.
ton members in this case, that Mr.. Bynum, Of
North Carolina, called Mr.. w. TO order, and de.
clared that Mr.. Wise should lot bully hin with.
IN or out OF the House of Representatives. Mr.
wise replied that he (Mr. b. should b the
last man to complain Of being bullied, or to tha,
effect when Mr.. b. again told Mr.. ". il he
wanted to insult him he must do j, out Of that
House. Mr.. Wise replied that he would as 5000
think of bull, ing fly, and added in low voice.
-" You are rascal-a pitiful and contemplate
puppy !" AT this, Bynum made at Mr. Wise,
and had not other members interfered. before
they reached each other, a personal rcncontre
would probably have taken place They Ws"
prevented from meeting by the interference Of
several members, and through the agency Of MI
Mercer, reconciliation was brought about-b''s
gentlemen making explanations, and declaring
that they had acted under tho impulse OIL mo-
mentary feelings, and not fiom any settled en-
nifty or i'll will towards each other: and lha'"'
matter ended Such is the substance Of the ~
fair, or the denoument. rather, of that dDss'.
sion-a day that has added little 10 the honor "
the Oath Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07


New YORK PoLIrrcs OUTDoEE I'VE
learn that the law apportionlng the repre-
sen'atives amongst the various counties of
THIS State. which passed at the late session
OF the Legislature is based on principles of
the grossest fraud and injustice. A pro
test was entered againstit by IA members
oil the Senate. We have not the bill but
will give an instance 10 show its character
Perry county has at the next fall cleo.
tons two members in the House of Re
representatives.. and Muskingum but ONE
Auskingum, by the returns Of white males
IN 1885. has 6,Sl6 voters and Perry 5000.
Mnskingum has more than double the pc.
pulation Of Perry, yet they have given
Perry double the representation of Mus.
kingum. And why is this? Because Per-
ry is thought to have Van Buren, maio
rlty and the party wish TO ensure the
election Of a United States Senator next
winter. Can any honest man Justify this
barefaced violation Of our Constitution
Yet these are the men who bawl out for
rights OF the people the only democrats
The people Of iPerry must spurn those
who have attempted to favor them at the
expense of justice. i" Whom the Gods
wish to destroy. they FIRST make mad."-
We are much mistaken if this bold fraud
does not operate to the prostraiion Of the
party who hoped TO gain by it. Why,
they might as well have taken away the
right Of suffrage from the Anti.Van Buren,
counties. Only look la man in Perry
county has four times as much weight as
one in Muskingum. This fraud cannot.
and will not, be borne by the .reemen of
Ohio Zanescille (O.) Mess.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

nj
GREEDINEss roa orFIcr.-The Surrogate '"
one OF the counties Of New jersey died" i'
day night, week before last, about four oeiOe'
IN the morning. Within six hours the'eA@'
no less than three petitions were in eirculauO'
Tor the purpose Of obtainging signatures ID '''''
of as many candidates, who were. il would SEEM
determined to lose no time in laying 'nci ~
pective claims to the office sought iof' p'~'
the Governor of the State--and before 'he u''.
body Of the deceased officer was eod' '0' v
these Office seekers was on tie way 10 ire'''.
(the. residence of the Governor) with bis PEI"
ton, signatures, and other credentials ~"s0
his superior claims 10 the morsel that wou"'
the aid ofthe grim destroyer, be dsa" WV
some one ofthe hungry expectant' VINO a's'.
ready receive any portion that may TAI ''0', :"
dispenser, be il much or little. crumo ..
hs- Mr.. Senator Benton said in hrs late @
punging' speech, that Gen. jackson mao So
more for the human family than any otne' ~ !,
vidual that has lived in the tide OF inc ''''.
Had the old Hero finished certain JOB DC
undertook in the city of Nashville DC
have done much tow ards preserving Tue =,
from the disgrace brought upon il BY 0n' .n.
oftener resembles mad bull than he ooe' Is,
Der of the highest legislative body IN inc
DcN The Hon. ELIAS GLxSS, has 's
the Office Of U. S. District Judge for the VIZ
Iaad district.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

The ARREsr.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce says that the person arrest
ed on suspicion Of setting fire to the Trea-
sury building, is an old resident of the
States Prison, by the name of Richard H
White. He came TO New York a few
days since from Canada, accompanied by
womon who passed as his wife. He was
captured by Messrs. Holman, Sparks, and
Merritt, police officers. on the day men.
toned, at An obscure boarding house in
- street, and was sent on TO Wash
ington under warrant from Judge Belts
Inc officers next went in search Of the
woman who passed as his wife. and who
calls herself Maria White. Having as.
certained that she had gone to New Jer.
sey, they proceeded thi,her, and called on
General Darcy, the United States Mar.
shall Tor that District, with whose assist.
ance she was takea into custody and sent
OH on Monday morning to Washington
upder charge Of Mr.. Sparks.
The Courier and Enquirer states that
There were three persons concerned in the
crime 10 which they were instigated by
Judge Temple, whose tragical death. nv
bis own hands. our readers will recollect.
The Judge had defrauded the Treasury
to an immense amount, by means of for.
ged claims for Revolutionary pensions
and bad engaged these persons TO burn
the Treasury in order to destroy every
evidence of his guilt One of the incen-
diaries was arrested. upwards of a year
ago, near Newark, n j., but effected an
escape. Knowing. however, that he must
eventually be retaken. he made virtue of
necessity, and voluntarily surrendered
himself under the hope of pardon, to Sc.
cure which he communicated to the police
all the circumstances in relation to the
burning of the Treasury Office at Wash
'ngton. admitting that he was particeps
cr'minis, and through his exer,ions, the &C
tual incendiary and his other accomplices
have been apprehended, and are now on
their way TO Washington.
The Courier promises further develop.
ments hereafter, being under an injunction
OF secrecy for the present.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-07

Dy- The Hon. ELIAS GLENN mas -,
the Office of U. s. District Judge, for the "''
Iaad district.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
a. SYPUiLiTIC
"a. HUNTERS
H'iilS 0ld RujeryiDM E'0,CderS.

i ubiGiic Disease from a slicht injection TO the
most yfnl,nt o.. - az the disorder even when at
tended with Headache Pan, il, th, Bones, Riotches
Sore Throa,. EuIuc.m,nt ~ tho Shin a,;d Skull
Bones. Loss of ,nne,,,e and UNIVERSAL n,b,l,ty 81
Wines. the ,olI,ui,,,, case 81 ,,,,r.
4 Gentlemen !, 'rbn,,,stan va. many ,e.,s =,
lIctcd dhourbt ,ncu,,hlel ,,b nlrc,s IN Ia, ,,o,,
pam in his limbs lss f ,np,t,t, ,,,;v.r,,l deb,lty
md n,h.,n, Isa n.y. IT, 80, y, 80
,tJ r. ,,fl, , .,,,,i,s l. h," If
the,r pm
=. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
NEW FALL " WINTER GOODS.
FOR 1896.


E'llE subscribers very respectfully inform thei,
Il customers and the public, that they are nov
receiving al then FANCY and STAPLE DRY
| GOODS and BOOK STORE, lncafs opposlI,
Tue banAs,) thelr Fall supply which together with
ther former stock, renders their assortment yer,
! iensse d complete. consisting IN pant OF the iol
| lowing articles VIZ
Fine and extra supcrfinc Cloths of all color. and
qualities,
Black, ce!ored ribbed striped rail road, russian aud
plaid Cassnercs. of the newest STYLE,
Cass'net, blue, black aud assorted coors, plain, stri
ped and PLAID,
White red scarlet aud green Flaunels,
Wooden and Cotton Baizes,
Coarse Woollens OF different Kind, ior servants clio
thing,
Goats hair aud co,nmon Camet.
Point, Iule, rose, whitney and French Mac inach
blankets,
Ncsting of various kinds,
rnssels and Ingram Carpctins,
Oil Clth do,
ltearh Rugs.
Fur Caps and 'ilppe's,
French Marine, black end assorted colors,
Figured French Marine, new article and beautiful
goods.
French gro de nap Narino a new and beautiful ar
English Marine VI ali culors aud qualities plain and
figured,
f,ne aud estta supcfhue bI.c. aud colored Bornta-
ziDe.
Boubazettss
PLAIN aud figured Challcys,
Caleoes of every description,
Single aud double width lack aud blue black silk
OF superior quality to any they have ever Offered
in TIM market.
Plaza and cured Silks OF every shade Of color and
quality,
EAtrarch figured sat.ns, bach, blue black and as
sorted colofs,
PLAID silks,
Ribands o al hiud,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GTO5HDS.

ny the ships Marmora and Harko,rt,,, inst arri
a. cd at CITY Point, direct from l.lverpool, we
nave received our importation oi british Dry Goods
""ie. " iisons best Napt Cotoas, ~nte an,
grey, Nos. to :, yer, cheap
! bales Point aud London Uutiel blankets
do VI, iU-l0, III and L. / Rose double Rose
and Whitney blankets.
Some OF these Blankets are extra quality and size
do red Paddings,
do white Sicsan Tlannels
case Cloths and Cassimeres,
do "a and 81 English Merinos.
do English Fancy Prints,
do Jaconets, Cambrics aud Checked Muslins
We have also received d portion, and shall reccN,
IA lew days, the remainder of our stock ct Other
roftgh and Domestic, staple and Fancy Dry Goods
imported from France. Gsr1.riY ireland, Htiy ana
Switzerland tins seasoa, aud boug Int III the Northern
markets by onr partners. +. N !. >. James s. Co
10y the package. They consist IN part OF
/ case Coarse Satnctts, very stout,
l do assorted do from fac TO very fine Plain.
Plaid and Striped,
/ do Glent1ck Jcans
/ do til Forest Cloth and plain cold Iinsevs,
| do 81, Is All IL PLAID .lnscys
- bales aud cases brown aud bleached Domes
tics, 81, Il aud Is t.
10 do Petersburg anl ..llnehes;er Cotton Ozna.
burg No. AID :,
flaunels, Ba'zes aul irics,
Cdfptt,A,s and Hearth Rugs, assorted 9uaIitlcs
Plain, rlad aud D,lnask Mornos, uerg handsome
BLACK Gro de Paris and other IuS,lngs,
pl4in and h5ulei Gro de Maps, [ beautiful as
Figured and pam col. ChAlNs, s soltneut,
PLAIN and figured white and colorcd I,obiuets,
Splendid figured white SATIN and Challys,
do striped tiduaes ,ur p; rty dresses,
Gau4c, Silk, CAally. Nerno, Wool II, Valencia.
and other Fancy lIahdkercItie.s and shrwls
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
PLAID Dumc,tcs, luruiture aud Apron Checks,
Ioilinet Velvet, Silk and Valencia Ee5tioss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

IN Tuesday nigh, 26th in.t. | will commence
M, Night Sales. aud shall be regular every
!.nr'd', and friday uigh,. during the Fall aud
!" inter mouths Having recently fitted up my
mouse Tor the night sales, am now prepared to oil
Ter 'ndesmcnts To purchasers. Sale. will consist o
i,r, Goods tsuablc Ia the season.) Cutlery, SHOES
&c.
All order. strictly attended to. aud returns prompt
" aud special, made. Con,,guments thandinlly re
eenrd CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

NY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chauce,y, for the county OF
Amherst. pronounced on the Sd day OF September,
Davis defendants shall offer for sale tract OF Land
in the county aforesaid. Otter Creek, containing
one hundred and ten acres, uear the residence Of
Lindsey Davis. public auction, tor cash, on the
premises on the 18th day of No, ember next. Tht
Land lies within TWO miles OF James River.
THOMAS N. EUBANIi, Sheriff
Octnhcr % dS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

1 WISH 10 inform my friends and the public
generally, that lam now "p"ning very good
.,orment OF Dry Goods AMI Groceries, ia the
use formerly occupied by Mrs. Sarah Lrwellin.
n the Main Street, and oposite the turnpike alley,
,rre invite my oil! customers nol friends IL
4 n as all Others, 10 call an examine tor them
sves. | have first rate Loaf aud Brown Sugar,
foaee, Tea, Molasses. &C.. whrn | will sell
(rap. "lLLiaM HUFFMAN.
n B. | wish to rent oat nav Iarg', cemmodl-
M, and convenient dwrllina hopst., on Diamond
I'M where now liz WN. THURMAN.
Nov. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
II LARGE .SgOCk oF
EAEL AHsp WINTER GOODS,
LIT EsEkaS.q1GR9 EsREetR,&.

u HAVE iusi received my entire stock OF F,Il
& and " intct Goods and lind have unusual
heavy sfooe Oh band, N consequence o WINCH |
vii sell, 1t Ncr5 reduced pIleea. for cash persons
wishing 10 suppiS themselves with any Articles ~ ny
.llIe Wi Gud l. IL Ihelr interest t. i've e call
as am determined to reduce my stock by cling Al
a small advance. \ great portion Of lnY ,o"ds
we're purchased before the late advance and pm
cipaly for cash, which induces me In beiIrNc that
none will 60 away dissatisfied, that may inor me
WI h a call will take pleasure Ia exhibiting my
Goo Is to all who may wish To hey. The following
are only few ri the articles, comprising my stock
Blue, Black and Fancy Cord. Cloths q Cassi-
mcres,
Sa,tincus Of all kinds, very cheap,
Kentucky Jeans a handsome article for gentlcmen's
wear,
Heavy Woolens for Negroes, from 373 TO % cents,
Mapped Cotton, (Wson's.)
I.inseys, Plain aud Striped, and III,
blankets Rose and Whitney, very largo sizes,
DO. Dune and TwilIed, cheap.
DO. do very large, tor Tent Covers.
Circasslans. very large stock-very low,
Do Danask. "A new and beautiful article,
Swiss Musins, plain and figured
Bobinet. do, PLAN aud figured,
Jackontt Null. aud Book do.
Cambricks plain and striped
Laces, Footing and Edcngs, good assortment,
Ribbons, a large supply. some very handsome,
Bonnets of the latest style and Artificial Flowers
Furrod Hats aud Gaps. large assortment, cheap,
Shoes a large supply
CcnIemen's aud ladies Cloaks, VERY cheap) to
rcther with large assortment OF troceres, besides
other article too tedious 10 name.
JANIS 4. iiORNER.
p (. I will give liberal prce for Country
','''' JAS. L. IlORNER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
October6

hINKLE ~ RUMBOUGli would respectful,
~ inform tteIr customers and the public gene
rally, that they opening a general assert
ment of staple and Fancy Goods, selected in the eli
ties of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
which will be offered at prices that nno fail to give
satisfaction. Also asplendid assortment OF Ladies
Fur Capes, Collars aud Downrus, aud Gehtenen 5
Fur Caps, from 81 80 TO so, the finest eve offered
IN this market.
Hat manufacturing in all its various branches still
carried al their old stand.
November til
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

t.ss =, "a ~ !. ssG AIMS
&.S9 g .2.IILs GOODS.
" quality,
Caieos from 10 cents to the finest imported
Domestic Cloths, from ceuts. to .he best nanufac-
turcd,
Very superior tw.ed Cacos at alt prices,
Gro de Nap Meriuo3 various shades,
Figured nrr.no-, superb quality,
Best black Italian and 6 ! jlhs.
Richest style ofpress llandkrrchcfs,
O'auzc. Blond and Partisan Wells,
With other Goods daly looked for, all Of which
shall be sold AT ptiees unusually low.
EGWN~DN & ELLIOTT.
GotuUtfa - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
r.. SH.{ e. n h II # ID X ID

AXES this opportunity of informing his friends
and the public generally, that he has now
s. ..d his entire Fall Supply Of SADDiERY,
'nrnp almost every article belonging To his line
\ nn.,ness. He has also on hand large and gen
d u ,s,ortment Of ready made work in his line, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
$50 KEW ARD.

A BSCONDED from Lynchburg, on the night
n of the I'd of September, Negro man.
named SAM. who was purchased OF Mr. Stephen
Holland Of Bedford. lie has wife at Mr.. Thomas
Phelpss, in Bedford and, as he seen going in
that direction, it is probable that he may be Turk
ing whereabouts. Sam is about 81 years OF age Is
stout we'll built fellow, about ) feet inches high,
black, bushy head Of hair and small whiskers and is
ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sam. if delivered to
us in lynchburg. or $50 II secured IN any Jail SO
that get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
October6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
JOHN ". sSs.0 : -,
A1,rAaNr,Ar Al, AZ,

fTAS opened au Office for the location of Lanas
U / in the States OF Ariaflsas and A.s,isslpr lie
|u attend with pron.ptness and puictua!iy, TO all
BUSINESS put into his hands, and viii tiIal The first
uaIiy OF lands is secured for those Wao MY employ
lin to select them
Helena, Arkansas September ] 3ln
" Letters addressed 10 INN at Helena, Arkansas
|ibe attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
LAND FOR SALE.

n pursuance of decree of the circuit sup9ror
court Of law and chancery. for the town oil
Lynchburg, at its October term, lo36, in the case
|dJ. j. McReynolds, plaintiffs, against John D.
aud Stephen Perrow and others, defendants; the
Undersigned, Sheriff Of the county of Campbell, will
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way OF public
auction for ready money, on Wednesday the 1th OF
December next, the Tract of Land in the said de-
cree mentioned, rented 10 and in the possession
u obadiah Reed, about 3 miles below Campbell II
courthouse, lying on both sides the main road lead
'"s'o Charlotte county. containing 300 acres more
n ,r less and adjoining the lands Of German jordan.
thomas Walker and others
SACKVILLE KING, Sheriff Of
Campbell county.
Noy7 I'D