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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-18

SHocKINe.-The little village Of
Teste, in France, situated on The Bay
OF Biscay from a place where mirth 81
contenlment once reigned, has been
changed into scene of lamentalion
and wo. Seven,y.eight Of its hardy
inhabitants embarked on the 28th Of
March last, in six fishing vessels, to
pursue their ordinary occupation OF
iishing.-A violent storm came on, a.
eainst which they struggled for several
days, but the boat, at length foundered,
g. every Individual peiished Twelve
ofthese unfortunate men were nnmar-
RED, and So were heads Of families,
who have left 100 orphans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-18

Wherein you reprove another, be un'
blamable yourself, for example is mor'
prevalent than precept.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-18

LADIES TIGHT SLEEVES are rapidly
getting in vogue in Philadelphia. The
Herald says that some ofthe sleeves are
made SO tight as almost to prevent the
ladies' from laughing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-18

1t is stated in New York paper. that
every room but FIVE in the great "Astor
Hotel in that city, was taken on the Sc
cond day ofths house being opened.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-18

Col. Aaron Burr, is lying exceedingly
in IN New York.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

the peaceable and speedy overthrow of
slavery throughout the world.
Resolred, That impressed with the
vastness of the moral, political, social and
personal evils of slavery, and encouraged
by the success that has attended its labors,
this society is DESTROYS of giving increased
energy to its exertions during the ensuing
year, and therefore, we, who are here
present, do pledge ourselves to pay into
the Treasury ofthe American Anti-slave-
ry Society, the present year, our proper
ton of the sum of fifty thousand dollars.
The Pledge.
This was nobly met at the subsequent
business meetings of the delegates, at
which those present pledged, in behalf Of
themselves and the societies they represent
ed, 'thesum of TWENTY-ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

murder of Ellen Jewett, has arrived in
that city, from Durham. Connecticut, and
visits her unhappy brother in his celleve-
nv day, cheering him by that sympathy
which sister only knows, relieving his
wounded spirits, and binding up his al
most broken heart. She is said to be a
most beautiful and accomplished girl, a.
bout sixteen years of age.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

the times indicate too plainly 70 be mistak,
On, the feelings Of God in this matter ana
the church and his ministers cannot longer
keep sileuce without becoming '.Partak-
ers n other mems sins. "--JcEr. Of Public
Morals. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19
THE TELEGRAPH.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR.
MAY l9.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR.
l seize few moments, 10 communicate
to the readers of the Telegraph such de-
sultory thoughts as may come along.
l need not say-for my readers will
soon find it out-that, from want of expe-
rience, or from some other cause, l have
but poor faculty to write about nothing.
Nor have l patience to labor at endeav-
oring to magnify nothing into something
Much that is written and read about wealth
er and thousand trivial occurrences, is a
waste Of time and labor. Doubtless it re-
quires great candor, and more wisdom
than claim to possess, 10 treat all things
according to their comparative import
ance. Having kept no journal, in wri-
ting, on my way from Brandon hither, l
will now throw my mind back, and re-
quire it to hasten over the ground, allow
ing tito dwell briefly on such points-such
things observed, as it may readily fix up
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

hissaid that IA young sister Of Robin
con, confined IN Bellevue prison for the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

will now throw my mind back, and re-
quire it to hasten over the ground, allow
ing tito dwell briefly on such points-such
things observed, as it may readily fix up
on.
ROADS.
Uncommonly good for the season.
STACE-DR1vERs.
Rode with them all, save one, on the
outside of the coach. No smell of rum
from the breath of any, although one in
timated that he drank the day before. Too
responsible station TO be occupied by
rum-drinkers. Too much human life
thus jeoparded Remember riding with
one, few months since, in the dark, on
bad road, coach filled with passengers,
and he was so drunk that when a wheel
dropped into rut or rose over stone, it
seemed he would tumble headlong-
When will public opinion set this matter
right? 1t is hoped and believed that the
reformation is in progress.
STEAMBOAT ON HUDsoN RIVER.
Managers sober, we'll dressed, and APP
parently intelligent.
AMERICAN Journal, PUBLISHED in Al
bang.
Asan agent for this publication, some
weeks or months since, collected several
subscri ptions in Brandon and vicinity,
and probably to considerable extent where
the Telegraph circulates, feel in duty
bound to give statement of facts which
came into my possession at Albany II
the people have been defraudcd they have
a right to know it; and it is the duty of
all who have the means Of exposing fraud,
to use such means. That no injustice be
done to the publisher or agent of the A.
merican Journal, perhaps | ought 10 say
that the information about to be commu-
nlcated was received from a Boston gen
tleman interested in publishing the Amer
lean Magazine, He accompanied me
from Salem to New York, and 50 far as I
could judge, appeared to be a man of can,
dor, honor and veracity. He stated that
the publisher of the American Journal is
owing him-that he now called on him as
we came through Albany. and could gel
nothing-that the publisher of the Journa
told him that the work would proceed nc
further two numbers only January anc
February being out My informant stat
ed also that the engraver of the plates fol
the Journal had not been paid by the pub
Usher.
Thus far l have thought it duty to state
to prevent, according to my means, fur
Their swindling, ifthere be swindIing.
there be not, the Telegraph is open ,c
make correction. The agent who trav
elled in Vermont and collected money
owes it to himselfto avail himself of thi:
opportunity to show the matter to be right
if it be right. Subscribers have alread,
waited some months for the promised E.
quivalent for their money Delay height
ems the suspicion that all is not right.
PASSAGE FROM ALBANY TO NEw-YoRK
Although | had traversed the Hudson
some halfa dozen times, this vas the frs
time l have enjoyeda day passage Tb,
day was cloudy, some part Of it rainy, am
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19
srrcK TO THE TExr.

Secentk Commandment SOeisty.-We
shall present full account Of the very
encouraging anniversary Of this impor-
tant society 70 our next. Suffice il to say,
the evidence is abundant, that the Chris
tian public are awaking with unwonted
rapidly, 70 the claims Of Christian purity,
and the duty Of intoxicating and sustaining
this long injured commandment. We
only mention that on motion Of the Rev.
EInn Galusha, the society resolved, that
with the blessing Of God they would en-
deaVot to raise $4,000 the current year,
for the support ofagcnts and the diffusion
ofpublicaiions Ia behalf Of the objects Of
ihe soeiety.-N y. .Epan, = - u
81 a.-., ~. - So I. ...r,,,.-..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

UA part Of our present impression is
on an inferior sheet. At too late an hour
for obtaining supply elsewhere. our pa
pcr-maker gave US notice that he could
not furnish US in season for the present
week. Hepromises fair sheet hereafter.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

The following resolutions were then
submitted by the Committee of arrange
ments, and unanimously adopted
Resotced, That the success of Anti
Slavery principles calls for unfeigned
gratitude to Almighty God, and should
strengthen the faith, and increase the eff
forts Of the friends of human rights, for
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-19

HThe next session Of the Shafsbu-
ry Baptist Association will be holden with
the Baptist church in Manchester, on the
LIST and I'd days Of June next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
Consumption i!
DIR. aaIrn's AsanNrarxc pxnns.

M We, from then extraordinary success in Civ
ing instant relief, aud in curing Colds, Coughs
.iS'h@9s' D!GrHty Of Breathing, Uheesing, Tight
ness ~ the Chest. PAN IN The Sids, Splitting Of
o'9oa' chttisss nli Shrerings tat precede Ferers
a"d Lung Complaints generally become one of the
most popular Medicines known. and are soug ht after
'oh every part OF the country, account ot the
"nlshinS success which has attended their admnis
'f"''oh IN the above complaints, frequently curiug
'hc most obstinate cases. and giving thu most unex
leeted feliei. alter every other remedy had failed,
cure
ihfy have been known 10 cure persons supposed
10 h' tlr gone IN consumption, and exhibiting all the
appearance OF approaching dissolution.
And such have been the salutarv effects OF these
rus even In hopeless far mitigate the
SUI ,pnSs OF the patient, as evidently prolong lite
lnr day aud weeks, aud give 1t a positive comfort
the never expected tn eujoy
he operation ii the pills is wonderful In easing
fespt 'oa, quoting the cough, and procuring com
font die rest
Common colds arc Frequently removed in a few
hours.
Although. (says person speaking OF these
fIS) my wife has tire various me lcincs OF the first
celebrity, Tor an Asthmatlc difficulty. Tor affection
Of The luag~) which at times was exceedingly dis
tfesslng, conhning her To her house for DAYS and
weeks together she tiais not gives her he reiief
toii-t Rlfs 4stm tic PITS do easing her resp.
ration, quoting her cough aud gIvius her conlorta
bile rest Aud this Is the testimony Of hundreds OF
thousands The rc'iei which aged popic. AZ we'll as
others experience from the of these Pills. tru
" astonishing, aud renders them invaluable To many.
aad III fact 10 some, an essential auxiliary their
comfort, and almo 1 10 their existence
~ \ II yscian informs the Proprietor. that n
gentleman III the coun, observed to him, that he
lie lsnu to ,liesc the uSe Of these Pills had been
the means of saving his life.
Pricc-who!c boxes, 30 Pills 81 half 20 Il Pills,
50 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
~ = w FAIL AND WINTER
ca skskssA

by the ships 1tgr,,o,,,,,I -,
4 , ed a, Civ Pom, ,,'1. ''1'"@t''Y' Just army
have received our importation n, I., i''E.p'oi,
5 bales W,Issn's t. '',.on o, httish Dry Goods
grey. Nus +, - P' No'ouS' "htc AM
:, bales Point ,nJ -, ~ =,
} do s.l.lu.In III aoa ~ ne, blankets,
\ and "A h,fnsv iIi'.I anu '~'s nose double Rose
+ Somt nj H.. lies
do ,ed p,dI .'.'N.'' arc es'f' lnAIhy and size
dn ,,l,,a S,teo' -
cas-. OH. ~ S a. ''hheis'
. do 3t,,,IE T',
do Enr,,sh E,,a1 ~" 'e''h's'
do Jaron.Is G "''oy nus
We have also ,ec.,sna rs' '.' N"eINea mas'ins
j., q, , - oei'eo d pottlon' AMI SHALL tecelv,
For,j,, ,,;1 n. e,''.laef o' our stock oil othe
IS 'll" boneStt' staple aud L ancy Dry Gucds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
IyNCN,S WAREHOUSE.

ts'lE subscribers have leased, for term OF GEARS.
4 this well known and desirable W arehousc, situ-
ated immediately the street leading from the
bridge to the market house, and respectfully solicit
share of Tobacco brought TO this market for 1nspec
ion. The subscribers deem it unnecessary TO 60 IN
to a minute description Of this property. as II Is seu-
orally known to be amongst the drlest aud safest
" archouses in the town of lynchbnrg. Ibis house.
has recently undergone thor ugh repair. and IS now
ready tor the reception OF Tobacco The Inspectors
at this House Wm. Canada and John p" heeler
gentlemen whom we confidently recommend 10 the
public as capable OF disc charging any duty belonging
to their Office We particularly invite the the old
customers of this House To give us CALL az nothing
shall be wanting on the part OF the Propretors aud
Inspectors, to give general satisfaction. we VIII al
all nmes atterd to the selling Of Tobacco for plant
crs, free Of charge JESSE L. BURTON:
MARK ANTHONY, Jr
SAN'I u. JENNINGS.
n ri would particularly invite my oia 'r,ends
and customers. who patronized me al Martins "afo
house to give me their aid this lease, a. all ne
cessa,v attention shall be paid give general satls-
faction. by their friend, &c - p,,urnN
81 w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
\ TEACHER WANTED.

n TEACHER, wen qualified to teach the La
T a tin and Greek Languages correctly, also Nat
ural Philosophy. Mathematics and the other branch
es of a liberal English Education, will meet with
much encouragement in neighborhood, about %
miles South OF l,uch5urg. The gentleman who
taught school in the neighboorhood the past year
had 40 scholars the tuition OF whom could not have
been worth less than $500.
Any person wishing such a situation, win app, to
the Editors Of the Nusnan, for further information
upon the subject.
a knowledge OF the French Language in the
Teacher, would be made a consideration with ms
employers. An early application Is desired.
Octpber ) IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
q FALL y WINTER GOODS
FOR 1895.

| vp,y rpSusctf,Ilv inf IL.
VII '"" al tho nnhlc RI ;, ,L.,,' .,, ~
l. cus'o'nris rtXli an5 S.T ,pIr o nv
k1ecerlns " 'i' pdoE cTOPr f..i - -" I
'OODo "'' IN s,,,lv ,h; w. ,' -, '''''
She bah'sJ ,'. ,o..rs ri, assn,,,,,os,, ~
9lef to'in'' ,, o,,,.,,,i, , j.; 49,, 49,
srnsse eon, ne'' '''s''''' III I''' Vi '''e 'o'
lowing =" - s,nor6,. Clo,h. of al or,, -
Fine and eA''' '"P'''''' ''''' u Ill '0io's a"'
1uMt'es' .a,,a s,,;,.l ,,,,o,I ...
BLACK, eo'''e'' -, - : '''' ''io
PLAID eS'''iiTi ' .. vac ",,, 90 SO
Cass'nei' que '''''N '''' eo'''s P'"' SUE
pea a'u P,a''' 80, ,rao, r,,r..ls
White fea' se'''e' I n. si.'N '"''''''e'
Moolen ao' no''on - -, /. ,,..,
foase "ooHen' o' "'i'e'eA' N'''s w. SERVANTS eo
IN tmns
/ Gol's Il III III" 0o'''' Conn., ''''.1 , r..
POINT aa'H'' 'o'e "''''Ns "'' ''''e.' i9'i ia'a
| bi'nNe.'' -; Ill,
| Neshuc o' Si.i"os N'u,'
l'fn'sei' ana Ingram I al l'e''"s'
bon u IN co.
/ Heaflh h"ssi .,
4 Fur laps ahn iipPes'
h French Marho' o.acN 'h' assorted co.orS,
y i-nrfa 'lsa1" i"''u"' ne" "'tc'e ah" pe'ul"u1
goods.
french gro &c nap -h"'ho' ne" ana "eda'Hu. ar
ucle,
English Mafno vi ''i coots aaa qaai'titS' p"'a ana
|. bsuted'
Fine ana eAi' s"r'''''' O'"'" "4' 0olo'ea i'"h'a-
znc,
sBompa]e'es' -,
plain and II suted n'lieys'
Cancoes OF e'e,y ues9' P',o"'
Slnele aud douoe "ta'h lach ana blur black silk.
IA oil superior qu''y 10 any they nave ever o.teted
IN TINS 'natAc''
PLAN and hgnstd silks OF every shade OF color and
IN qualify
EMmnch injured Satlns' o'aca' blue black aud as
| sorted colotS,
|aPald Nliks'
Rloands OF all kinds
Marno, Thibet, Challey, lpsola Canova. Hernia
NJ DecoP Hauze' bIoiId-Iauze, PlaId oullard,
fldlh,Fhcuora' railnltlne and other new style
llandSercheIs ana Sht"is'
six Hose ana hose OF almost every description,
"nle' oldch, eabfudeitd,
"h'e ana eolote" oiohaf colored Ndltcfs' wiHte
ana olacN nooeu' &c &C
cotton Hose assorted cooIs, open worked and en-
bfoioeteu'
hlohar, lAhos-H Dol. W orsted and NarIno Hose,
4 oiack' ~hile ana assorted colots,
I A large assortment ot French and English Picnic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
TO THE LADIES.

M l. invite the attention OF the Ladies to our
W large stock Of PLAN and figured black and
c"iored Silks and Chays, freGi Germau,) figured
aud PLAIN white and colorcd Satins 81 dozen Fan
cy lldndAercheis and Shawls. some OF which are We
" fine splendid English Prints Mcrinos, Plal and
Danask, and many other durable Goods Bounets
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net. Cap and Belt Ribbons, &c &c.
Call at JAMES &. HUNT & cos.
Staple and Fancy Store
September % -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
.AeCl2ttHDAANS 50.

I USf received, a handsome assortment OF Accor-
~ dams; Revolving and Ova siturr pi4tel Gas
tors Gilt and Bronzed Astral Lamps; Looking Glass
Plates; splendid assortment ofTOiIEr LOOK
lNt' GLASSES; Window Glass Plated Fiuit
BASKETS; Guitars together with great variety OF
ldncy articles, all of which will be found low at the
CHINA STORE, below the Banks
JOSEPH d. EVANS.
Sepfcmher29 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
September %
PATENT POCKET RIFLE.

fH'liE barrel is made Of tnc cast steel, without
welding, being drilled cold from solid
bar, thereby avoiding the liability TO seams and
scales which occ.'r in welding.
The cxcrIlency of the piece consists in the SUI
pcrior force, precision and distance with which ii
throws ball, owing in great degree 10 the per-
lection OF the metal, being very solid, even tenn
pered, and from the tinenrss of its particles,
susceptible of being more highly Furnished within.
Among thousands which haze been made anu pror-
ed, mt one has fractured in firing As an ins,ru-
nen' combining the desirable qualities of being
portable, economical. and Mr0,cing a bail at rs
grt"t distance, rM eqnat prccision ami farce Of
the long rite, where they have been introduced,
They are uniformly esteemed as beyond compar-
iSon.
Barrels from to inches length for sale by
Ii. b. RICHARDS & Co.
Sep. - IS
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July %
Fine Tobacco E.aEas. for sale,
CHEAP!

4 TRACT of Land, belonging 10 the Estate
1 "A Of Chas. Johnston, containing 22O acres is
oHcrcd Tor sal" ON very accommodating terms. ii
hes IN Carvlns Cove, in Botetourt county, well
"atcred, and la, , or 3 ordinary yelling houses
upon ii. There are 100 acres of the above tract,
capable OF producing the very finest Kind of To-
btceo, and the whole the Land is easily cutiva-
ted, and is productive in wheat, corn, &c. 1t will
be sold for sum that can readily be made from
IT IN two Years. Persons disposed to purchase
this Land which is really a bargain, will apply
10 ma in LNnchbnrs, or to +. Johnston at the Big
Lick. J. T.. ROYALL.
EyecutOr Of c. J.
Oct 20 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
Stl.aals. Clark 81 Cos.
j I'm e. FLO Nd,

If As opened an Once for the location of Lands
Il u in the States of Arkansas aud Mississippi. lie
will attend with promptness and punctuality, TO ali
business put INTO ms hands and VIII that the first
quality OF lands Is secured for those who mLy employ
him to select Them.
Helena, Arkansas, September 3m
CT Letters addressed 10 HIM at Helena, Arkansas
will be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
ny rLETCEaEA s.. Y'OEER.
TERMS.
.J ,,e EyItri,1HrS sSsgtu,fsn"

' ., ;s.: Geek a 5 e, 9 ' 5s5 a. %
oft4r Eiitors,J until all arfearages are PAID
q, p 81, REFRESHMENTS. ,ciH be inserted at
W .a,ot, mr square, Tor hSsl The first time and 81
4 :, n, inch continuance. Those from distunc.
10 n,d for previously 10 Their Insertion, unless the
d s,,.ot be assumed by some responsible person in
Lgnctbmg' ~ pJ,o,, nvst 1s...
1HteterS 10 ne E".iofS must NC fosf FAip' -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

4 AhES II. AVERT + d Co. Exchange Br J.!
~ hers, have made arrangements hv Which the,
will hr enabled IL purchas. bills ON any Of r,.
Son hPrn Cities, upon the most iavorah,. terms.
Ihosr having drafts To nrgniac On either Charrs-
ton, Savannah, Mobile or New Orleans may find
II To their interest TO give them call.
Sop - &
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
EAIE.N.SIT'E SALE =
OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HAnD.
WARE. &C.

'I'IiE STOCK of Merchandise of the late Henry
= bRowNJ r, not having ben disposed OF entne,
S was anticipated, the Store house. which is nearly
opposite the Banks viii be opened. in pursuance OF
former advertisement, on FRIDAY, the lst OF July
"lhe valuable assortment OF Goods offered for sale
D! retail, OF in lots SUIT purchasers, for CASH. s
me most reduced prices.
Inc Executor, who is DESTROYS Of closing the bui
csS as s"on as possible, is aware OF the necessity of
pH'fns great inducements to the public in order to
''as'en sales, aud will expect to satisfy purchasers
'pd' decided bargains may be had Tor cash. The
'oIN Oh hoods Is one OF the most valuable and va
,,e9 character, embracing not only large supply .of
Wv principal staple and > anduu Goods, but al
'' every article IN every line of business, cousti
lug IN the fullest sense. Funcy and Taricfy
t I'o'e' There Is in the ouse but an iuconsideEa
w.. "'nouht oil the Goods which were on hand twp
ago. whilst the greater part of the whole
VI '"ch as have just been purchased at New
e nut cut or broken, and many not vet taken our
~ "oAes and packages. These Goods were
;n,e '''e IN tue season. while there was pressure
H. money market, after the merchants were chief
bhIPr"eo' aud sales consequently dull, SO pro-
als L''se sight depression in prices. Owing,
60 " Tue period at which they were bought they
fac Ii oS freshest import ltions and very latest
l.iraI - ibe commercial community is already re-
,,,,,,a' 'e"le measure from the pccuniary etnbar-
lately Ia "uef which, from temporary caescs, it has
pr, ;,ro anu H. as rs generally anticipated this
SION Tho uo'u' TO be followed by general expan-
Gu 'ne money and resources of,be country pri-
be show .oufse rise, and the present moment will
custor,er. :" nave been the most favorable both To
suDpIvin, ,I pnu 10 those who buy to sell again, fo,
'f'''s themselves with Goods.
J.T.B BROWN,
e. Covn,., =, Erecutor Of Henry Brolon, Jr
U~n' are respectfully invited to cali andnake p as
nshed ~ I IUo parcels Of Goods which shall be fur
June 3; n INC most satisfactory terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

I AIDES Work Boxes
4 do do do with Music,
do Toilet do very fine,
Back CANNON Boards,
Chess Men,
Fluted Casters, some fine,
do Candiesticks,
do SHUTTERS and Trays,
Patent Office Pots
Egg Boilers,
Astral Lamps.
And many other desirable articles just opened. fo'
sale by II. b. RICHARDS a Co.
Juue9 Is
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J. 7. BROWN,
r W APPRENTICES w ANTED.

L year. otI axe . Or Apprentices from Il to ii
king trade. :" "aTn the sadder's and Harness ma
sept. &c '"hS u SHachLEFoRp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
Sl9.f ~

Oct, 1S36.-The sum of 5000 having been for
wardcd to the Virginia Annual Conference, the
deficiency of as 90 cts was furnished by the
Board, which leaves this Society with an empty
Treasury, but coniding in liberal public, and
the aid heretofore afforded we hope 10 send TO the
ensuin. Conference sum equal it no, Larger than
the above. +. BENAGli, Prcsf
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LYNCHBURG BIBLE SOCIETY.
Tie 30 .d Of Managers, on the lOth inst. pas
scd the following resolution
Resotrtd, That the Rev Vernon Eskridge,
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mrs 10 the Editors must be POST PAID.