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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
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Arnit HI
Mr. Wise endeavorcd. TODAY. 10 attach his Re-
solution 10 Mr.. Dromrooe's by way OF an amend
ment, and before he had finished hs remarks up
on it, jhc orders of the day were called upon HIM,
aud he had 10 suspend his remarks, rs also the
further ureine of hls amendment, though II will not
be attached TO the Safety Resolution ol llis col
league.
In speaking to HI, Resolution as an amendment,
Nh. W had occasion 10 ande 10 manifold col
ruptions and 10 one greater than NIL the resl-the
official existence of the irresponsible parlizan II
gent, Mr.. Reuben NJ Whitney. Mr.. Wise had
not proceeded iar IN his remarks when the ndi
vidual himself, Mr.. Reuben NJ Whitney, IN pro
prid pcrsoHe, entered the gallery, and TOOK his seat
Immediately over the Speaker. 1t reminded me
Of the Grafton ol Cicero against Catalina, WHEN
that Roman charged home upon the bold conspira-
tor, even in the capitol, the onormltes oil his cor
duct.
Whitney lcant over. and seemed 10 be highly
battered At the complimentary remarks Of Nj
Wise The cpitlcls Of the -" Great Plnndcrer,'
the " Leach upon the Treasury no doubt
battered the financial talents of the Depositc \
gent.
Mr. Whitney IS a very esntec looking NAH
cause lac gets Il dressing every morning, aud must
possess an extraordinary decree OF composnre, not
to say brass, TO be able 10 wall, OF ride, as the
case may be, up 10 the capltol-pas, through the
throngcd lohbics-march up 10 the t'allory-hang
over tho indignant stiematzcrs, and all without mo-
wing muscle, externally OF internally.
This li,tlc incident formed quite epoch Ia the
gallery of the House, and created sensation Il
mong it, population.
The Appropriation Bal was taken up AMI dis
cu>Scd
Mr.. John Quincy tlams, WHO has undoubtedly
gone over, bound hand, heart, head aud loot, 10
the Powers, rctorlcd somewhat severely upon Mr.
" Use, for having CHARGED corruption To the Co
vctnmcnt IN many instances. MI Adams voice
is painful to listen to. lie seems 10 stand upon
physical and moral tomb. He looks 10 the minds
cyc,llko temple whence the spirit of holy worship
has i'rd where the affairs 10 the true God are dar-
koucd viii, the smoke OF tine Goth, and the sa0c-
tuary proiancd aud desecratcd
Mr. Wise replied 10 Inn with cycccding mild
ness. He did MOI rebakc Nj. Adams hm only
stated that he could but think Of the difference be-
tween this administration and that under the con
troll OF that gentleman. Then rtn,ors we're rii,,
IN the land OF corruption, and charges made openly
and boldly and never was permission refused by
the House to examine into the alleged ABUSES ol
Government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
NEW lOEK, April =.

INV OEk, y pfH =.
1loRRIp MURDER AND ARsoN.-Grcat excite
ment wa occasioncd Yesterday by a murder wIicf
had been committed at the boarding house o.
Mrs. Townsend, who occupied three story house
NJ. II Thomas street, near Hudson street, on
the body oi Miss Ellen levitt. The circumstance,
rs re have heard them are as follows -
Miss JcWctt had been for some time the kept
mistress II Rrl1j. i. Robinson, clerk in u rcspcc-
table mercantile housn in Maiden lane, who it ap-
peais, from some unknown cause, became Jealous
and demanded Of her a miniature likeness of him
sell, Which he had presented to her, and also some
correspondence that had passed between them,
which size refused 10 give up.-NotlGng, however,
occurred lolead loa supPostion that any violence
Wis intended.
On Saturday nialn Robinson visited the house at
the usual hour, and remained with her until three
O'Clock on Sunday morning, when he was heard
ny those sleeping III the lower part Of the house to
come down stairs and finding the front door lock-
I'd he called to the family to let him out; he i'm
mcdlaclY thereafter went to the back door, unbol-
ted II, and in the actof climbing over the fence, his
cloa vas caught by ANAL torn from, his shoulders,
and left ON the fence, with sharp hatclct tied to
lis tassels, where it was found in the morning
nlou Tine alter he left the inmates were a.
lan1nrd by dense smoke which filled the house
almost 10 snftocaton. On going up stairs into
the room 0t the unfortunate gll, the somke was
found II proceed from her dead body her head
maneled in shocking, manner, three deep
wounds having been inflicted on her temple and
forehead.
Suspicion Immediately rested on Robinson,
WHO WIS arrested about eight O'Clock, atIis board
inc house DeV street, and conductctby i!r officers
10 Ihomas street, where the murder was commit
ted, aud where the coroncr's jury was sitting over
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

~ The Richmond Enquirer accuses the
Northern Wings" oircviving thc'Nlissoofl qoes
ton. We deny the fact. But, if it were true
what right has he to complain of the movement
nc, who is the avowod supporter OF Nilsson.
ri ResrlctioniSt for the Prcsidency-the VAIN
and jealous advocate of man who dcca'
cd that the remuneration of the right to tolerate SID
very should be deemed an " indispensable eo"a''
tom Of the admission of Nssouri-and who e.
course deems similar condition equally "i"de
Pcnsibfc" in the case of Arkansas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
Y q I NJ TYN G.

4 STONES. tlatey from Newark, \. J,) beg
y. tolntorm the gentry and public of I.ynchburg,
aud lis vicinity. that he has commenced the not
MD SIGN PAINTING III Sl\lSS, and respect
alN Soliells shafc OF their patronage. 1t will be
hs study to give satisfaction, both IN execution and
despatch.
{. :. intends also, to cstablishthc Co0ch PAINTING
and DraamfafiB@, as soon he can procure a con
sclient aud saiobh place for the pHrpoSe and from
his experience, pledges himself, If amy Carriages are
entrusted 10 HIM, To. turn them out equal to any
Northern work, aud te Stand
H. Apply Al Mrs. I.e"cns Tavern, where orders
will meet with immediate attention.
March - I'm if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

CONNECTICUT.-W announced in our l&'
that the Connecticut elections had resulted ia'ol'
bly, TO Van Buren,. The eastern federallsts u
Hartford Convention memory, are too grateful ID
Mr.. Van Buren, for his advocacy of their cause ''
ring the last war, when Inc united with them ID c"
deavoring to prevent Mr. Madison's reelection
the Presidency, to desert him now, that he IS eau
didatc for the same office.
the following results For Governor, Edward
(Nan Burcn) 20, 10Y; Tonlinson (uhe) lI,2o
Thomas J. Whittlcscy is elected by about the san
majority 10 supply 'IIc Va, lnoy in Congress oee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

IT, The Enqurcr's " Campbell corrcspon-
dent insists upon ii that g IA man like Daniel can't
be put down. The Wings certainly do no, de-
sire any such thing. Many of them are as warm
" attached to Mr.. d. personally as this G,Isomo
panegyr>t, and would rejoice to see Mr.. Daniel
upon their side Of the question Mr.. ID. however.
has loomnch good sense to suppose, that in times
like these either their regard for him Individually.
or their respect tor his admitted talents, can in
duce them to send him to Richmond to misrcprc.
sent them opinions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
From the Var orleans tmcrican IprH l.

Trxls.-For the last three days there has been
variety of reports from Texas, but ON none Of
which much reliance can be placed
1t is probable that Col. Fannn has had a feh
with the McNicanS, at or near Goliad, 1t is said,
that in the ight 1900 of the enemy were killed
1t was reported last night, that san Antonio had
been rotakcn, but after diligcn inquiry could
not obtain any information in relation to this rc-
port, upon Nhich we could al all RELY.
Santa tuua's ntirill account 4 The tlknn II
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oUee Saronaoh Georgian, !
NpTH TT.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA

by the steam packet Florida, Captain IIcbbard
arrived Yesterday afternoon from Pieelata, via
,S ao"sohShle &c. we received the Jacksonville
oo"''e' OIL Thursday last, from which we make
t 'S' we s'hce received by tie Dolphin
captain fennoyer, arrived this mo,n,no tom
'i'old'ai letiei dated last "Wednesday. vbi,l,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

ST. AUGUSTINE, April Our I,aiaa II
jair,.-Dming the past week, but little has been
heard OF the movements OF the Indians, or of our
troops. The 200 mounted men who were repor-
ted missing last week returned on Saturday last,
without having met any Indians They went as
far as Mosquito, and returned by way Of Spring
Garden, to NoIuSia. On the 26tI Gen EuStiS
took up the line of march for Fort Drane. and pro.
cccdrd miles, where he encamped aud started
early on the l7th. Major Gates is lcl in COM
mand at Nolnsa with about 300 regulars and VOL
untecrS, the greater part OF whom are invaIids
Cen Scott, with , 100 men left Fort Dranc on
tho morning of the 26ili nlt for Wiblacoochec
Nothing had been heard from him up to YESTERDAY
morning. \ struggling party OF Indians immed-
atcIy after The departure of Gen. Scott from For,
Dr'nc, stole horses and mules which were pra-
zlne IN the immediate neighbotood of thai most
They also stole and carried oil {, VALUABLE sind
OF . horses, belonging 10 Cad Humphreys, ESD. at
fort Mlconopc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

"Ioreisn Eotes."-Thc Nanitcs contpuc to
complain of :" foreign vores"-and vet they take
especial care to carry every nonresident voter of
their own party 10 the polls If they really OBJ
yet to the principle why don't they set the Wigs
the example of dscountcnancng it, The fact
IS both parties set all the " foreign votes they
can, and would Get more ii they could. 1t is the
privilege OF the beaten party, however, to com
plain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

H"tdo.-lt viii be seen, by the following let
ter, that the body OF mounted men under Lieut..
Cot Butler ior whose safety approximations were
entertained, have returned 10 the army of Gen.
I,u,tl,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
RIcuMoNp, pril | |

RIcuUoNp, April II.
Dr.. Archer addressed a most crowded as,cnl.
blaer ON the affairs of Tc\as, at the Capitol, on
TUESDAY night. III, discourse was instructive, and
occasionally eloquent. He rccilcd in nervous Ian
guagc the grievances of TcNas: that the ANGLO
Americans had been invited there BY the Govern
mcnt OF Mexico, under the strongest guarantees 10
liberty and property: that they had repealed lndi-
an aggression, and secured the eastern frontier of
Mexico against Indian attack that these gnaran-
ties had subsequently been condemned, indemnity
heapcd upon the TEXANS, Cob. Austin the father
of that country, imprisoned for two Years in the
city Of Mexico the circumstances Of the Texans
desp,cd and they at lcuoIIl ordered To be diSarn-
ed that when arms were appealed to, and San
Antonio captured, the Mexican Garri>onW is irca-
ted with humanity and hmdncss, and in return At
the fall of Bcvar, no quarter had been qvcn by the
MeNcauS.
These wrongs he said would but recoil on Men
lco. The IcNidnS were aroused 10 vengeance,
and not satisfied with rcpeng invasion and e>tah-
fishing their Independence, they wclc resolved
upon the conquest of Mexico itself!
| his, we do not duubI, a few wears " i'll see fully
accomplished. Spauiads, like Indians must re
cedc before the IRON energy of the Anglo mcri-
can. They viii moulcr away, and lhcr I.lst rem
nant cross the lNhmllS or Incorporate with then
conqncrorS. Fifty Years hence, and llIe Eneli>
. Language will be the Ncrnacular tongue of this
whole great continent, from the borders ol the
Arctic circle to the lstlluus I, f Panama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21


going to press, Nc received the glorious news of
the election of tic Wbq, in Pittsy'vania by an
overwhelming malofliy, VIZ:
Vincent Witeher (whie) 7S6
". p. TunstaIl do rs
VIM. Walton =, an OIL
james Garland do Gl2
HENRY-(State Of He pills )-Georgc W.
Martin (whg) 225, (our ON the back Of the polls
not counted j Peter Hairston (Nan) 2l2. Last
year represented by Patrick II. Fonaine (Nan)
OTETOCRT-Fleming b Nller39S, Geo.
w Wilson 372 both Van Buren,. There was
no regular opposition in this county; though we
are informed tbat iftlerc had been, Wilson, the
cxpungcr, would have been certainly eXpuogcd.
At the Buchanan precinct, where alone two
Wings voted for, the polls stood for Miller
IS, Wilson II, Johnston Is, Bcalc 81. 1t will be
rccocctcd that Mr.. Miller voted against the cx-
pungng resolutions, and Col. Wilson for them
What is the inference from the fact that the for
mcr leads the Latter near thirty votes !! 1t is one
of hundred uneqavocai indications that public
sentiment unquailcdly rrploba,es that measure
PRINCE GEoEGE-Wm. Stands. ir. W.B)
reelected without opposition. For the Senate,
IIollcman (N. B. loo, t'rqaIarl (not canlidate)
II.
BERkELEN-R. y. #Soodgrass (whig) s39l,
Elisha Boyd, do. ;'5l-Wm. &. Burns Nan) BIB.
II. J. Seihcrr, do. 300 The two former elected.
No change since last year.
LENENBuRG-Wc caln, that John Mar
shall ". b \ is elected in thi, county nv = ma,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
PnuADrLPniA, ApfD -.

PnuApELrn,A, April b.
The venerable WILLIAM RAWLE, long
known and respected a> the father Of the Phlla-
elphia, Bar, died in this city yesterday, nj the
arc II ofyeafs. On The announcement of his death
Ihr Courts then ia session Immediately adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

" 1t Is sud that Gen. Games is to be court,
n''''1''sd' tot WHAT For whipping the Inli-
aus '' I'opoonhS N inexperienced Iuniol",
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
Thursday. April Al, 1896.


AMHERST-.Polls kept open three days. At
O'Clock yesterday, DR.. Powell NB.) was D
ahead OLD s. Garland (whi-.) Should DIR. +.
have minority at the close, ii is supposed that
Mr. Garland will receive the return, on the ground
,hat the poll, were illegally Kept oPcn. Mr. G.
was 10 ahead at the close oil the first day, and pro-
tested against keeping the polls open. We learn
he afterwards took no part i'll the contest.
PITTSNLN ANIA.-Jnst as our paper was
going to press, We received the glorious news of
the election of tic y he, in syivani1, by an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

a. The funny Ictter-wrtcr to the Enquirer
from this place, dubs the Wings of Campbell an
odions Piebald Bank Panic Wing Aristocracy ~
We are sure the writer IS ashamed 10 see in print
the ephets which he doubtless used under the cx-
element of defeat. Touching the charge of" ar
"f'crarg,' he knows that the term is at least as
applicable, as body, to his own party as to the
"hlgs-and five chose 10 be personal, we should
not despair of making it appear that is more 50.
The remainder Of his string of cpilhcts constitute
the Senseess slang ofparty hacks, devoid alike of
point and application.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
NEGROUS.

fnsi,I subscriber will At all times, pay the highest
N cash price for Likely Young Negroes. Persons
having such 10 sell will do well to call ON him
NJ HART.
Jan. II I3m
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-19

to the duration of Il certain Time after the
next session, by which the crown would
he empowered 10y orders in council To give
immediate effect to any treaty which his
majesty, in pursuance of addresses from
the two houses of parliament might CON
clude with foreign powers for the suppress
sion of the slave trade, without waiting for
the passing of IL bill to carry euch treaty in
to operation - (hear, hear If parliament
would consent to pass II bill Of that descrip-
ton it was obvious that considerable time
would he saved.
Mn. +. BUXTON expressed his belief that
ifthe Americans should obtain possession of
Texas, which had been truly described as
forming one Of the iairest larbours in the
world, greater impulse would be given to
the slave trade than had been experienced
for many years. If the british Government
did not Interfere TO prevent the Texan ter
rilory from falling into the hands of Ameri-
can slave holders, in all probability greater
traffic in slaves would he carried Oh during
the next 80 years than had ever before eX-
listed. The war at present being wngcd in
Texas, differed from any war which had
ever been heard Of. 1t YVES not war for
the extension OF territOry--it was not u war
of aggression 1T was not one undertaken
for the advancement of national glory it
was war which had for its sole object the
obtaining of a market for slaves--(hear
henr). He would not say that the Ancri-
cun Government connived at the proceed
ngs which had taken place; hut it was no.
torious that the Texans had been supplied
with munitions of war of all sorts by the
Shareholders of the United States-Qear,
hoar( Without meaning to cast any cen
sure upon the Government, he thought the
House had right to demand that the Sec
rotary for foreign affairs adopt strong meas
uros 10 prevent the establishment of new
and more extensive market for the slave
trade than had ever before existed. The
Noble Lord ought Immediately to open ne
gociations on this subject, not only with
the Mexican, but with the United States
Government, which latter had always pro.
fessed to be anxious for the extinction of
the slave trade.
After few words from Mr. Hume, Sir
F. Trench, and Sir J. r. Reid, in condcm-
nation of the proceeding Of the Texans
The amendment was Withdrawn.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-19

Bleeding at The Nose Bleeding Mt The
nose if it be ever so violent or p,0tracted
may be permanently stopped by the indi-
vidual using some sailed dried beef which
has been grated fine with nutmeg or other
CRATER in the same way he would take snuff;
two or three pnches are said to be sufficient
TO stop any fit Of bleeding.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-19
Foreign Wears.

LATE FROM ENGLAND HIGHLY
IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS-SLAVERY
IN TEXAS.
An arrival at New York brings English
dates to August 9th. The most important
news is the report of debate in Parliament
on the 9Th of August, on the subject OF an
INTERFERENCE BY GREAT BRIT
AIN BETWEEN TEXAS AND MEN
lCO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
rUBLIc SALE OF LANDS

III the Counties 81 PomAafan and CampbeH
I obedience TO n decree OF the Circuit Superior
L Count oi law and Chance,y. Tor lIcnico coun-
~ pronounced on the 9th DAY OF December lsIs,
IN a SUIT therein depending hctmcenM hham Bolhne
administrator William 4. X. Mcwhuin, deceased,
and the sad William Boiling and Mary his wife
plaIutlis, aud Robc, u Randolph and Others, de
PENDANTS, the subscriber will proceed ou the 9Th day
OF Apnl ne>t,to sell at public auction. a tract OF
Land, called SOUTH EAST lately the residence
ol " ,ll,am Me~hnn and OF sarah Il Mcmhurn,
containing hS estimation, two hundred and ninety.
seven acres and one quarter be the same more OF ,ss
lying IN the County OF Fomhatan, about mllr
from the village OF Genlto aud about the same DIS
lance from the AppomattoN rner adjoining the lands
OF J NJ llm1is, William MURRAY, and othc,s. Tins
land Is III healthy situat,on, and = >ciy agreeable
ncighbolhood and ~ now IN the possession Of Mrs.
Navy Skipslh to whom 1t II rented for the present
year. The sale wall be On the premises, and will be
SUB Get Ia the lease Of the resent tenant that IL, IT
tho expiration OF the present ,en-and the pulchas
cr will hc entitled to the rents winch viii fan due al
ter hls purchase One hind ol the Iuicha none,
VIII be c1nned on the da, ot salt. aud the balance
PAYABLE IN two equal instruments OF s,x aud twc,,c
months which must hc secured by notes payable aud
negotiable Al bank, with good .ndotsrt aud until
paid, the title will be retained as farther srrutity.-
Tins land viii be shcwnly Nh. VIM. Murray OF " m.
Sllpwlth To persons d"srous 10 purchase
lie will also proceed. IA. l9th day Of April
next, at the front dooi OF the flalklin Hotel the
town OF l,nohhutg, To ,eil ii public auction upou
the same terms, another 'IK ACf OF LAND. con.
tanning. b, estimation, hundred aud eight, one
acres, be the same more OF ese lying III the County
OF Campbell, upon the stage road To Richmond,
about eight miles below lyuchburg. aud about two
miles from James ,vcr ADJOINING the Lands of Nm.
Ross, Spotswood j., Crcnsha", Nm. &. McAliistcr
aud others his land " i'll be eh."n by the said Nn
c. Me Alster, 10 persons dcsrous TO purchase
These sales will be made b, the sub ctlhr, rs tn,
A a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
CAMPHILL. COUNTY.

A meeting OF those persons opposed 10 the cleo
ton of Martin Van Buren, ~ next President Of the
L. States, is tsrce,tnll, requested, AT Campbell
courthouse, on the second Monda, of March,
(oourt da, J for the purpose of adopting such IN.
Surcs ~ may then be deemed espedicnt. in refer
cnoc 10 the approaching election of Delegates 10
represent this county, and ola Senator to repre-.
sent this district. il the next General Assembly.
CURTIUS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

G1~Afe" days ago, the Philadelphia papers pub
lsheda letter, purporling TO be from the Alessrs.
fealmans, of Nashville, giving an account OF
vile 'nsurree,on in tina, city, the destruction oil
Banks, &c. II was Of course a hoax. Several
citizens OF Philadelphia ha,r made up IA purse oi
$500 reward for the discovery of the writer
of the letter We hope they may be- sscc.ssinl III
icrretlne him out and exposing him 10 public
indignation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

c. In tie Tenue>see Legislature, IA, ctr last
dates from Nashville, resolutions nsIructing their
Senators in Congress to violate Tic constitution and
talsifv the English language, y drawing black
lines around" Mr.. Clay's resolution oondem-
naory Of the removal of the dcposi,es, and wri-
thug ENruneed" upon the face OF il, were
under discussion. The Nashville Republican,,
however, SAYS tina, there il considerable majority
in both branches of tie Legislature, opposed to
the Expunging process. We ar" glad to see that
Tennessee is less scr,ile than Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
rEDIGNE1..

fAllTLiSS WAS 20, by Shakespeare. formerly
the property OF Mr. VIM Terry of Bedford. Shaks
pene was got by Nngmian, the favofte son of Old
9,r A'chc' which was amongst the most distinguish
ed racers OF hstne h,s dam. from the best iniorma-
ton, WAS got by lIamhletnnan, and he by Old Do
med h's grandeur yWh,p Faulticss's dam, Patsy
fhin, certainly OF the best brood mares that
r'e vas IN this part OF the country. She was largo
aud well propo',oned with delightful of hair.
aud commanding appearance. She brought me
three Shakspeai. stud colts II, succession, AZ three
leaps, which am wiling to show against any three
whole brothers IN Virginia for size, beauty action
Ac. Such horses seldom scen in this part OF
the country fanliless will be limited to only three
mares per day, aud no more. venture 10 say he il
sure oale.itsr he has made two seasons Ile
TUNED II lo thr first season. out of G5, the first
leap. lie TUNED of the last sea.on SO out Of o. At
the hrst leap. HIS colts large well oportioned
and good acton. am willing TO show his colts
agans, any other Shakespeare colts in Bedford or
Franklin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
AUCTION SALES.
s?4a3s

IN WEDNESDAY the I'd J,v q, March all
- sell III front Of my Auction Room
Side Boards,
Bureaus,
Chairs.
Dining Tables.
Looking Glasses.
light Day Clocks.
Bcdstcats.
shovel aud Tongs.
China b, the set
boxes Fur Hats,
krE Cheese,
Ralsns,
Rock Candy,
soap,
to\ Boots
oi2 New " heat ans, aud
Good Saddl, Horses.
= sale To commence Al 10 o clock
CHARLES PHELPS. Auer.
Feb. - RI. II