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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
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BENEDC. ARNOLD.
To the Gentlemen at Charlestown,
Who Directed 10 CO. Human.
N b. | had forgot TO mention about or 6
lbs. of small Beads delivered me by Capt.
Brown, taken at Skenesborough Composed
the Kings property in Major Skcnes hands,
and 10 be distributed to the Indians. This
distributed among the Coughnawaga Indians.
&. ARNOLD.
c,sIoton 9Th Mo-, ITS5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

Barre, January, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
Attention light Infantrv !

TN pursuance "f an order from Brig. Gen'l
il Moses Cook, Jr. Ill the members of the LIST
Flank Company. 18th R~gt. are hereby warn
I'd 10 apprar al the house Of Sylvester Spsn-
Ger, in Litch6eld. on Tuesday the 10th day Of
Nav inst. al 9 "'clock p. NJ. lin citizens dress
and without armsl for the purpose Ofchoosing
a Csptain, and 10 fill all vacancies.
S. H. DUDLEY. Capt.
Those persons who have recently enlisted
into said company. or who intend to do SO,
are requested 10 attend. RE-
Lifehfeld. Mcy 4. 1883. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
NEW GOODS
SPRING FASHIONS.

MISS CABLE has lately returned from
4VA New York with general assortment OF
MILLINERY g. FANCY GOODS, consist
ing in part of an elegant assoc, tnent Of Tuscan
4 Straw Hats. Silk Hats g. Gaps. Ribbons 8,
Fl""rrs; Silks. II variety "f c"l"rs; French
and English Calic"rs. wrought Capes s. Col
lars. Thread Laces & Edgings. Fancy Hdk'fs,
Belts. Gloves, Hosiery and Shoes. Corsrtts,
Combs, &c. &c. all 0f which will be sold as
low az can be purchased elsewhere.
u Millinery and Man,ua- making done tn
order. April &c. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
Af4RPFED.


1" this village. The let inst. by Rev Mr.. Fuller,
Mr.. Hermon Warner, j. 10 Miss Jane A. Ward.
daughter Of Mr. William Ward.
I" WoIc"mvie, u" the 81 inst. Rev. William B. De
Forrest, Of Waterman, to Miss Mary t. daughter oil
r. c. Abernethy, Esq. Of W"icn,ivle.
1" G"shen, Mr.. Samuel Emmons to Miss Amanda
E. Morris.
10 Plymouth, Mr.. William Smith to Miss Julia A.
Lewis.
~ Warehouse Poio', Mr.. Brzaleet Sexton ." Miss
Elizabeth Phelps, 'iaugher ofCnl Epaphrns L. Phelps
Ia Woodbury.. Mr. Kneeland Todd Wakeman, oil
Huron County, Ohio, I" Miss Julia Booth.
s- DIED,
In this town. on the Both mi. n child Of Mr.. Geo.
Merchant aged one wear; N the aims h0usn, the
s0h uti. Amos Tohas half breed Indian aged abou,
25 years. ..
I" Washington, Mrs. Lucy Clark, aged As, wife OF
Mr.. Juseph Clark.
In South Canaan. April 26,h, Miss Elizabeth Ray
monh, daughter Of Joshua Raymnnd. Esq. aged "a.
In Hartford, Capt. Samuel R. Dickinson, aged so
Mr. Hiram Turner, aged o.
In East Hartford, Mr.. James Warner, aged GO.
/" Windsor. Miss Cvn,hia Barber, aged 25.
In Easi Windsor, Many Potwine, aged SIS. wife oil
Mr.. Caleb FOiw vine
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
AUCTION SALE or
500
Valuable BUILDING E0Tec

Valuable BUILDING LOTS
IN THE CITY OF NEW-HAvEN.
TAMES C. PARKER, Auctioneer. will sell,
- at Public Aurfion, at his Auction Room, II
New Haven. on Thursday the stu day Of Mnv.
1855, at II O'Clock, forenoon, 500 valuable
ava beautifully situated, Building Lots, being
the most desirable and valuable property ever,
offered tor sale 10 New Haven. The proper-
W - situated in the eastern section Of the ci-
| ~, IN the furnishing village Of Fair Haven.
between Mill and Quinnpiac rivers, houndetls
on the east by the latter river, which is here
naVigahfe for large vessels. 1t is as near tn,
the Steam Boat Wharf andthe termination Of.
the Hartford apd New Haven Rail Road, as
settled by the Directors. as the public squares,
State House, &C.. and sufficiently near 10 the
Churches, Schools, Yale College, and the bu-
slness parts Of New. Haven and Fair Haven.
IL - admirably adapted for private residences.
and. owing I" its easy access from the river.
n" hetter site can be presented for manufac.
turing purposes Its elevat IL believed to-
be higher and IT commands more extensive
and beautiful view of New Haven, the Har-
h"r, Fair Haven, and the surrounding coun.
try, than any other postinn 90 the plain upon
which New. Haven IL built. The ground is
excellent; MI or any part can be built upon
without any expense of grading or regulating.
ho ettectS are StTHlSUts WIups anu airy, ana
there is park or public ground goo feet wide
and more than one third Of a mile long COM
handing view of scenery unsurpassed in this
part Of the country. The principal street
(Clinton Avenue( is 100 feet wide and more
than half mile 10 length.
The lots are generally IS by TO feet-a
few nfth4m are larger, and each block has an
avenue go feet wide through it, giving free
access To every lot in the rear. No part Of
New Haven has incrrased as rapidly as the
,iIIag. Of Fair Haven for the last few years.
The line of the Rail Road runs within short
distance Of the western tier of these lots. and
great improvements are making in the vicinity
of this property by large landholders and gem
,lemcn of wealth. 1t il believed that no pro-
perty So desirable will at any time hereafter
be offered for sale within the limits Of the city
"f New. Haven. Persons inclined to purchase
are requested to view the premises. A perfect
title aud deeds with warranty will he given.
Tw" thirds Of the purchase money may
remain, IL desired, on mortgage one and two
years, with interest at 9 per cent. Ten per
cent. of the purchase money will he paid on
the day Of sale. and the balance Of the one
third on the 7th Of June next, when the deeds
will be- given.
Lithographic Maps may be had at the Auc-
ton Room. Church street, New Haven.
Ne,c. Haven. April %. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
District Of Woodbary, IS. Probate Court,

District 81 Woodbary. IS. Probate Court,
APrH 81, 1886.
STATE OF GERvAsE HOrcHKlss. of w God.
bury, an ins"Ivrnt debtor-The, trustees
represent the estate ins"lvcnt, and pray the
appointment "f Commissioners thereon--Or-
dered. that Commissioners TO receive and px-
anime the claims Of the creditors Of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in Wood.
hurry, ON the fourth Monday Of May, 1885. at
o'clock forenoon Of which all persons 10
interest will take notice and appear if they see
cause and heard thereon.
43s CHARLES p. Pur1ps Juare. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

The Western Canal, a2reeaby to previous an
nou"cemen'. was opened u" the 25h uli. There were
breaches made the line, In. they would
be speedily repaired.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
CONNECTICUT MEDICAL

NONNEC tlCOI MEDiCAL SOCIEGY.
Tue follow ing is list of the Fellows of the Con.
ncc'cut Medical Society for the ensuing wear, elect
ed ~ the several county meetings on the 18th lost.
81, H1,Sf",d. -De"is"n H. Hubbard, Milo L. North,
VIM 5. Piera"n, Archibald WEIGH, Daniel Fuller.
Aep- HnrSn.-V"gl NJ Dow, Isaac G"odse Hen
ry fomiinsnn Lyman Parker, Wyllys Woodruff.
NeW LOndon.-l."rins Tyler, Joseph Comsock,
Eleazer B. Downing, Wor,hing,on Hooker, Dyer T..
Brainard
Fairf"id-Ezra P. Bcnne,', Samuel Beach. Siur-
ges Bnikiey, A. l. Williams, George Dyer.
Wi"dham -Eijah Baldwin. Isaac CLARK, Samuel
Bowen. John G. Pierce, Wm. Gro-vennr. s.#
Lhctfsfd.-Lnher Tickn"r, E. u. Hudson, Lyman
Catn. Rem"s NJ. Fowler. Samuel Bnei.
Miadlese.r-Joseph Brsr"t., Asa IL. King. Bcnjs.
min Fl. Carlin. ~
1oiiand.-Jabez L. White, Horaiio Dow, Alden
Skinner. ..
The Annual Convention 81 the Presiden, aud Eel.
lows, will he held "a, New. Haven, in the Rhetorical
Chamner Of Val" College, on Wednesday, May lllh,
al 9 O'clock, A. N. E..#
CHAs. H0OKER, Secretary.
Ne,o- Haren, april 2lsi 1886.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
MILI.IN Err Y.

Ne,o and Fashionable MILLINERY just re.
ceired at the Old Stand over Mr.. Webb's
!Store-copsisting o
TVANCY and plain Tuscan Hats, VANITY ke,
II Grccian Tissue. English DDnsiahle Straw,
SC. Also. Gaps. Flowers, Ribbons g. Curis
ALL If which will be- sold on the most rea-
s0nahle terms.
O. Millinery and Mantua- making done
neatly. and with despatch.
y.itchfeid, ApriL 90. At
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

F We are indflned t" Hon. G. Tomlinson, of the
Senate Tor suudry Congressional documents various
times lately.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

The following letter from Judge Weston, of Maine.
we publish in justice him than for the inf'r-
NATION which il contains relative the wreiched be-
ing whose fate has already received uoorie,y
aud perhaps sympathy tina" il deserved. As we pub
iish-d the sal-meni iha, Ellen seduced lille re.
siding under Judge VS. roof it seems TO be required
ut ha".ls that should give his account Of the
knowledge lie possessed u in relation to the aban
doued creature - ...
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
NOTICE.

VENHOSE persons who are Subscribers 10 the Fund
IL for The imprn, emeni Of the Public Green, are
hereby notified that their subscriptions are now due
aud that payment is requested imln"din,clv.
April ". s. GALPIN, T'reasnrer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
The next subject (which by vomr disrosi TO pub
-h for TIC, encourages me to go on) is Dstraction
This word (which is derived from the Latin detraho
to draw take away from any Ihng) is very descrp
i've Of SANDER, bch would, If ALLOW ed draw all the
good qualities out Of a character, and leave only the
excep,lonabls paris. Detracon ia so inexcusable a
vice flor it is a vice) that words express the
mischief it occasions. II separates chief friends; il
sows disrord a"ng nil classes Of society; it s utterly
AZ variance with the spirit Of the Oh dndnent
the commandment, which prohibits false swearing, evil
speaking, and defamation. Now what he more
diai'"lica TO speak 10 vulgar English, like
The evil one, than to Use language in iudscrimn-
ATE and beedess manner 10 injnre the fair fame
reputation of a innocent, or even an errne man .
Surely so immac nlaie, so entirely i,hsut sim
the first stone NJ any one whether uni,sme
"hle, or whether overraken with temptation. The
"f meekness and geneness in the use Of the tongue
and 1.-THE - law Of kindness'' prevailed more exlen
sveIy in the world, happy should we be. know "a
French lady. who in saying grare a, table, used
petition in French this effect: Let us never speak
sanderousy Of our neigh'nrs, epsR the msdnest."
am cure these few words commend themselves 10 ev-
cry ones conscience. Let none Of us hereafter mur
der hy p'ece-meai the character or peace Of our fell
lows-fur he that s,as his neishbors bsdy does no,
l. .,,-
nan '''' "9"'' ''"' ''e "' "'' "''e' INV '""'"''e'
and I the character he ruined life is itself bur-
deu. F.
=, , ~,
from tne Ne"-O'fe0"s 4 rue AMERICAN apr" io'
TExAs-We received yesterday further accounts
from, Texas hot nothing upon which we rely with
certainty. IL appears To thai the people Of This
country ,ei'hpr desig"ediy by accident, are kept
very much i" doubt to the movements Of the hose
armies of that country. Scarcely an account arrives
tina, is no, modified or con'radie'ed by subsequep.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
WAsHlNGrox, April %, 1896.

WASHINGTON, Atru %, 1856
In the Sennie we have had manifestation Of the
mnvi"g power Of eostuencP, Mr.: Niles having UNDER
s passages and in the per f,rmance of his undertake
ing, having talked more than any other Sea-
a'"r Of his age ever has done, will do lie
talks oi "rybrafingon Pyerot," have never seen,
said distinguished man, stronger argument ag ainst
education. Here is a from n State which ex-
ponds more Than any other State in the Union in the
edncaIs"" "f it's ciizens and here comes n Senator
from thai very State who talks about pyer0t. TIE
auditors all ryb'ateG Pyepoes for few at
ter he had commenced bat before he had spoken hall
mn hour. they were rs empty they midnight.
Even the Senators his side felt the task list.
enng ar,uons for their moral strength. After some
haH dozen audible yawms, those who had the iener-
iy TO keep their seats, fell asleep while the
CARTONS amt independent made gradual and uncerc-
monious exil.-PhH Gas.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

The Commercial Bank Investigation --The Albany
Evening Journal says " the COmmiee which has had
ms s")"c 50 long in charge, reported 10 the Senate
t"'s m"r"'"g. The Report, drawn up by Col. YnUng,
was adopted we understood. the unanimous scott
"e"t oi tue ""tnmittre. Il rare Ve,y hard We learn,
upon the Senators implicated.
n ne m"St material points which ass"med, bv the
n"'"r' 10 have been prnVen, are that Aiessrs. Krm.
O,e ana Bishop were associated with Mr.. Barlow
""Srac"ng large amount Of funds from the C"m-
"ercia' Bank, without the knowledge Of it's DiHec.
ors Tor tue purpose Of efecti"g extensive OPP
eratl0ns ia stock.
thF Report further assumes that il s proven that
'h"se Senator's delayed the passage of hill amemd
'he charter O the Harlaem Rail Road, 10 enable Bar
tow and Others to speculate in ils stock.
1t Is further in testimony that Mr.. Remale, during
the presrHi session Of the Legislature stated I" Di
rector OF the Commercial Back, that il the Bank
would ex""erate him from the charges !" re a''"n I"
Tins affair, he would 10 the Bank an increase
81 hs capital from the Legislature
KemhIe is the editor nfIhe Troy Budget a zeal
Gus and Influential Van Bure" paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

irene. bul there proof aeaina heS IN" wa.
discharged The real thieves were subsequently dos
covered, and che acio" br"mghtto recoser DUN.
ages for outrage extraordinary il every TeepecI.
ina sealed verdict Tor the plaintiff of S4I7 onv The
rIsl attracted several Of the haut ton, aud Ibr Cour
wac filed with ladies and gentlemen Of d'r,nc'ion e
+'' EreHiHc Star.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

FOn EUROPA vessel arrived r., New-York on
Saturday. bringing ndvices from Liverpool the 28h
March,, nice days later sban befare received buiihere
was no news. Paris paper Of the 23d states that il
reported the day previous that the Treasury had
already paid the iSs,aImenis due the United States;
but the report was not generally credited. ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
Botetourt Springs for sale.

ylyIlE subscriber wishes to sell privately the a.
boyc property 1t is situated between the towns
If Salem and Fincasle, in the county of Botetourt
IN the midst of rich beautiful and densely popu-
lar neighborhood, and Immediately the great
North eastern and South western road leading from
Baltimore through the Valley of Virginia TO the
STATES of Tennessee Alabama, &c. and easily ac-
,essibe from all other directions. The toriety
nj these Springs renders it unnecessary for me to
,rre upon their efficacy in the diseases in
c,,leut to a Southern climate. SHALL therefore,
merely copy the following anal ysis made OF them in
July, 1884 Soda magnesa-3 lime, in com
b,narion with sulphuric, murIatlc and carbonc acid
Also some silex and alumine, and about sixth
lis volume ID hydrogen gas-some atmospheric air.
One gallon of water contains 81 grains of mineral
substances. The season uniavorablc for a
nalysis, as there had been more less rain every
day for week. The use of these waters cannot
fail to be useful in Dyspcptic llepatic and Cnta-
ncous affcctions.-J. \. B,kER." The buildings are
all brick. well finished, handsomely arranged and
sufficiently extensive for the accommodation OF from
50 to 100 boarders. Attached to these Springs, in
the midst of which they situated, is a Tract of
Land consisting of l76 acres, $50 OF which clear
I'd, and in process of improvement by clover. The
timber is excellent and the soil of the whole tract is
of a character highly susceptible of Improvements
Of these things, however those disposed purchase
can Judge best BY inspection. llEZ. DAGGS.
Nav % wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

VIE subscribers return their thanks to tb, publ,,
generally, for the liberal announcement with
Wheh they have been favored since thew commenced
Tue Saud'ins business i'll this place and hope sill
10 snare portion of the public patronage They
now have ON hand good assortment and will on
nea'or constantly to keep full supply of every mr.,
oie IN then line, aud made vi the best materials
'..n assortment consists of the following articles
"rn'lohen's and Ladies' Saddles Brides. Mar,
.ngal'N Saddle Bags Naliccs Twip Nbi,s g.
,, lnmhs Coach and Gig Harness Ca,ryall.
y, Wagon, taf and bray Harness Whips Collars
race hams, Halter Chains Cnr,y Combs B,
die h'''S Sttlup Irons, all Of which can be had on
's'oihuodatihgtctms, ut their old stand A few doors
'"oN' hrSNfs W iams Nctors, and next door
To MI John +. Hunts.
SIMPSON X LYMAN.
, W bfaids much improved Patent Spring Sad
oies "'h Spring Grths Having purchased the
p',sh'' they Will keep good suppl, of the above ar
Two Ba'ouchcs and gentle Horses lor hire.
with or without the driver: also nGoa R,dino un,.cs
for hire. SIMPSON e. IVu~
Nav 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
WOOL CARDING.

INllE subscriber has taken possession OF the " DOL
l. CARDING EsTABLIsHMENT, near the Ford. AT
Lynchburg, occupied the last year by Wi liam
Thurman and has, with great care and labor fitted
up Machines in complete order. for caiding Wool
in the incest manner. lie has engaged Mr.. CYRUS J.
Iydick $50 favoraby knownto the public first
rate Wool Cardcr,) to supernend the establishment,
who will, at all times, be found the Machine, to
receive Wool, and deliver Rolls.
lie solicts share of public patronage, and pcdg
himself TO every endeavor to give perfect sat
nacton.
o. Wool should be nicely picked of every cx-
naneous matter. before sent to the Machine.
o. Price of Carding, 10 cents per Id. For
Carding and Greasing, l24 cents
WILLIAM |. ISBEIl.
Ill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

AVN. {. Ashworth.
loeh, Adam Beard, john II. Bowls ,, Thomas G.
Burson.
A-C. :. {. and e. Court ;, Clerk Of Bedford
'ourt :, Josiah Coier, Mrs. Salla Cnndn Com.
mandant 10th Infantry, Chas Craig.
D-Clcmem {. Davis, Bennett NJ. Dewitt, Mrs
Martha Early.
f-C'coree Fielder, John Fuqua
G-Robt. Gibbs, Miss Rcbccca GRAY.
H-Thomas Hatcher, VIM Holladav, Will,
llcnscy, Mrs Mary A. Hatcher.
J-Wm. r. Johnston, Thomas T. Jones, Field
ing II. Jcler.
k-Wh. King, Mrs. Polly Harms
R-Robert Lumpkin, Llborn Lowry, James
Lei'wich, Miss Crazy q. Lee, Mrs. Eupl,,a Log
wood.
M-Mrs Sarah +. Moore, Bap,is, Minister
Methodist Minister, Thomas Mead, To Moshvs
Miss Sally Meadows, Charles Murrcll Edward
Marsh.
N-Calcb NOEL ,, Jas. \ocll
O-lsaac \. Otcv
P-Thomas Poindestcr, Israel Parker, rhom
is Page.
R-Saml 6. Rice, VIM. Ryan, John Roy, Bal
" Rice
S-Wm. \. Stockwcll, Capt Wm Shrewsbury
Col David Saunders, John Stellar, ChaS. Sioardc
JamcS Scdd.
John Inrpin ,, concerning u runaway Eli
lah Turner, Richard G. Tucker ,, b. Thornton.
W-lgnatious Wills, Benjamin Wright, Caleb
williamson Elijah HALEY, Mrs. Ca,harinc T.
White, Zacharah Wheat 2, Mrs Ida Wit.
REUBEN PARKER, i. w.
July m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
500 Reward for lDOCk {!

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
! ooh instant, Negro man named DlCk
aged about l., years. Some of hi, front teeth
missing, aud few cray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring OF Mr.. Mark Anthony of
LNnchbure, where he will probabl, aim Ia get
again, or 10 the nc,ehborhood of Mr.. Bowling
Clark, of Campbell, where he has wife will
give the above reward, if delivered To me at my
place ot residence, Two miles south of the New
Store, Buck,neham or SO if secured in lnil so
that get Inn again. JOHN j. NORRIS.
July ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
n T. w EST 4 Il LIS II NJ f. +
F0URQUREAN Il PALMER,
SIGN or TIE
BOY y &. OLDE.H .VORT.ER.

iNhe Brick Ttn'ment q ftc DOORS Lior the Fosf
office, and beticeen II. II. NoruHs Fancy Dry
Good Store and Thurman and >choo!6sid's Hard-
,care Establishment.
"ANING entered into co-partnership, for the
Il L purpose OF carrying the Apothecary aud
Druggist Business in this place, take this method
OF informing our friends and the public generally,
that We now receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. an entire
assortment of
FKrsH AID GENUINE MEDICINES, DRuGs, PAINTS,
OuLs, DYE-STuFFs, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
in use, all ofwhch have been recently selected with
great care, by one of the firm.
As we are determined TO sell ON accommodating
terms, especially to large dealers, particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give us a
call
Orders from distance promptly attended to- put
up in the most careful manner, and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS 4. FOURQIREAN
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
\. B.-We have Just received a splendid new so
DA Apparatus which will be in full operation few
DAYS. FOI RQIREAN X PALMER.
June2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
CLOTHING BUSINESS.

In all its different branches. They will cut ana
make any thing in tie tailoring line The public
are respectfully invited to call and their stock
whether they want to purchase not, which con-
sists as follows; Cloths, black, blue brown, DO
sh green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades Over Coats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
ers, such as Pctersliam of different colors Frock
oalS blue, black and green summer cloths black
blue, brown and grey cloth; Dress Coats, black,
blue and Green summer cloths ; Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades of cloth, black, grey, brown
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
Vests of many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets !; Jackets of many kinds; Shirts
Shams F.; Drawers; Suspcnlcrs ; Stocks, Tc-
nant's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves :;
&c, &c. which they are determined to sell low
The goods arc made under their own superintcn-
dance. J. BRENNAN Il co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
auction room Main street, opposite Now
lin, Bei ger X Co.
MAY 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
James River and KanaWha Company.
SMITH INSTNINENT.

4 / meeting of the President and Directors ol
- the James River and kanawha Company, held
IN the city OF Richmond, on Tuesday, the 9Th da>
OF May, lS;@
RtsOired, That the Stockholders OF the James X,
scr and kanawha Company. Other than the STATE,
be aud the, are hereby required, To pay into the
Bank at Virginia, OF its Branches. FIVE
DOLLARS per share, ON each share OF stock held
b, them IN the sad Company before the 18th
day Of July next.
BY order ofthc President and Directors.
W. u. CIIlTTENDEN. SrcRrrAny.
\. B.-Thc insialncnts that have been called for
(incudng the abovc) are as follows
lst instalment + per share, pad al the time OF sub