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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06

From kke B0tfimore CRrOnicle.
 Great T6acn Meeting. i've have just re- turned from town meeting, which is said and believed to have been the largest ever held in this city. It was, composed of the merchants, mechanics and manufacturers of the city-the men business and enterprise, who. feel that the st3 3ke they have in the com nlunity and all theif learest and most cher ished interests have been threatened by the revolutionary course of the nineteen Des- tructives, who refused to meet the Electoral N The following is tho conclusion of the Ad- dress adopted on the occasion sa M gssst -6a For ourselves. fellow citizens Of, ,Maryla under the stripes and stars of the glorious old Thirteen. we take our stand in the defence of revolution, and least of all such as these would brin9 us--we are here assembled to pledge ourselves one and all to all that men can do tU save US from anarchy. Onthe first Monday of October next, we hope to show you that Baltimore is not for revolOtioFl- Our mot tO is OorIsfitufiossal Ref5ra t se RsuolstiosEs' Of the resolutions passed by the meeting, we havesonly room for the following .-- 3s-
 Resolved, That from this period until the first Monday of October next we will devote our time and energies in the endeayOr to make manifest. by the success of our candid- afes, axRAr nArxIMoRkls ls AaAmsF RenoEsrfioa:'' and that that day we will set apart 6s day sacred t0 the cause of Peace, order and the Preservation Of our institutions, persons and property and 1n Oct day closing our eAops, our stores and oNr offices. and a66ndoning all other avocAfions we will devote ourselves to the ena6aNOF to secure the success of the can didates whom this meeting may select.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06


 whether Mexico or Texas succeed in the s, ad That the mass of the, people, from the .s n.slsss tur ctionary of their pretended Gov SlleM Ss,,,'S 70 the humblest citizens, (with but .:. " ocesp9onsN are animated alone bv a de- -. !n and appear totally indifferent y nI M Mnmoy plunders friends or fisea. A.,,sst8sF %.s. Est w sven now there is reallv m. or- eni4en Novernment in the co,,ntrw ,,ss ls ss,s administered. nojudicary, gle going on between the civil srS departments and neither hayins N ..lils.[y us.9 dehce of tho People. or being wos,,ss e We will here state one or two fhcis \. IT. IL. may tend to show the estimation in ,ss:sn ~s:Sn 1hey are respectively held by each other. IsS aSS xnelr capacity to enforce their orders. Ths 1Iss recrefnry' of War came down with a uuar. IeFmaster and steamboat Co carry his loading consisting Of provisions, clothing, &c. to tk, nam army. Capt Ewitzef, volunteer efni grant rom Ohio, who had iafelv arriJe6 wanted some clothing for his men. md defer mined that unless he was jcrst slanplie,l iii such articles sas he desired, inc ernas;t;s, slgsA nct preceed. He took possassion of th, fprf under the commapd of Col. Morrar, loaded Inc cannon, and prepared to fife ol them if they 1llellipled 0 move without m pef1hinion. 'xI5 lkeh sent fle 0fmsn or b0axA and tt6k fI,b Reesels ih.o kfs own poe oeslions 1Qd noll I|sD h0Dof41le Secretary With hi9 QliaI|orlnoSler and 1taamboat, bacl 3p Nelnpcol Aesi1, tho President and Cahi nes 4ppoipied Genoial Lamar fp fle chic o'.nlanq pk ne army tls erp.n pr0Baptly
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06

~ Resolved, That in their proclamation q
 revoluIipn, and in their attempt to dictate i1 the people of this state the manner in whfcI they shall form a new government to escape the consequences of anarchy, the said 10 e- lectOrs have usurped the sovereignty Of the people of Maryland, and put in Jeopardy the vital principle of all republican institutions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

A dcadiul retaliation threatens these muir
derous savages. Troops are pouring 'n--and
Schlcy and Clay, the Governors of Georgia and
Alabama, about to establish their Head Quarters,
the former al Columbus on the Chatahoochee--and
the latter at Montgomery on the road to Columbus.
Expeditions are going off in several directions IL
gainst the Creeks. The Augusta Courier of the
25th has report from Macon, that battle has
been fought near lrwnon, Ala, in which it is
said 400 Indians were killed. The following are
extracts.
From the Columbus Enquirer, of2lst May.
TuE WAn.-As We have no medium of COM
munication with the frontier Of Alabama, or even
the middle parts of the Nation it is almost impos-
sbe TO learn any thing OF the movements of the
Indians. We are every day expecting to hca,
some account of the 700 Alabapa troops who
marched towards the seat of war about the 18th
Ii was also reported to us, that there wero 2 to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
CuAi,l.rsroN. Nav %,

Or,Icr Of Gtn. Sc0tt-We have been put in
possession, by the sch'i, Amelia, Capt Norton,
rvcd on Saturday AFTERNOON from ST. Augustine,
of AN order OF Con. SCOTT, dated at that place
the l7th inst. We regret 10 perceive in il indica-
tons OF the strong mutual discomfort, existing be-
tween tho General and the people of Florida. The
General complains bitterly of the conduct Of tho
Floridians, alleging, that within few days, the
ncurson OF but five Indians into "a new neighbour
hood in the hear, of Middle Florida 81 the commits
sion Of murder by them, had put the inhabitants
to nigh, and giving othe, instances of wild fear,
excited b causes equally inadequate, both in Eas-
tern aud Middle Florida. =" 1t is evident" says
the Order, 3" that no General with exten-
sivc means, can cure disease in the public mind,
SO general and so degrading, without some little eff
fort on the part of the people themselves. Thus
the planters in the recent near Tallahassee,
who fed without knowing whether they ran from
sauaws or warriors ought first TO have ascertained
that material fact lflhey had turned upon the en-
emv they would have found the case within the
easy compass of any three OF four rcsoute masters,
and half as many ovcrsecrs. fhis was the simple
and manly courso-That adopted was--loft,, to
spread the panic and to throw eNecratlons upon
the General, who has the misfortune To con'nland
"a handful OF brave troops in the midst of such
population" The General insists that the regu
lar force in the Territory is adeqsete TO It's protec
ton, none hav ny been ont of the Territory,
except possibly three companies from Tampa Bay
-besidcs garrison at which place companies
were directed thence to occupy pom on the SUI
vance, are posted "a, Fort King, 5 at Fort Drane
] (mounted L. s. Dragoons) at Oakland, miles
off; l at Micanopy, and 18th al Gurey's Ferry,
a force sufficient in his opinion to give security TO
the Alachua and Suwanee frontier, especially II
one or two companies of mounted men, the enrol-
men, of which Gov. CALL is exerting himself to ef-
feet can be obtained aid the dragons in scour-
ing the country between the fixed Sos,s--a steam
boat is also to be directed to crze up and down tho
Suwanee river. Gen. 5. also deems the force on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
From the Charleston Courier.

There is serious reason to fear, that 40 men left
by Col NJ Lemore, in block house II miles
from the mouth of the Withlacoochec, have been
massacred. letter To the editors of the Mcsscn-
ger, dated Fort Drane, May LIST, says that their
boat had been seen at the mooth of the River cut
in two, and very large number of Indian hr's
in the neghborhood. The commanding officer oil
the fort was too weak to succor them. Tie same
letter states, tina, tho Indians were mcditating an
attack on Fort Ming, to reinforce when place, a
company Of Infantry had been despatched from
Fort Drane and that twa Indian women, who
had run away from the Indians "A few days before,
had brought Intelligence that the savagcs were all
assembled. and had been for some time, in IA large
hammock. called the Cove, where they have their
wives and children, and are planting to IA conslde-
rahlo extent. it was within a few miles from this
place, that the Indians, by way of rnse, held a
marley with Gen Scott. A gentleman from 81
Augustine, informs us that friendly squaw, who
had escaped from the hostile Indians to Fort Ming
or some other chain OF our posts, had stated tina
, the determination of the savages 10 carry on the
war had reached such pitch Of desperation, tina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
52AING sUPpLX.

VIZ subscribers have just received by the shiy
nuPEuoE' then importation ni Spring and sum
mer British Dry Goods, together witha large stock
ol other Foreign aud Domestic Goods purchased in
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, III conncxiou
with their partners =. s. s. James s. Go. Of Rich
mond 10y the package.
hey solicit the P5tronagco of the customers of the
concern OF Franklin Hunt 4 Co. well as the pal
ne assuring them that their stock Is large aud com
hilIdIng and VII be sold, wholesale or retail ON
terms not to be supposedly any house IN upper Nr-
glhla. JAMES {. HUNT x co.
ALSO
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes aud Hats.
j. L. II. X Co.
April - -
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VOL. xKV:..A..vO. Of

they were destroying their infants under two years,
and those dccrepid from age"
Gov Call has issued address or Proclamation
from Tallahassee. calling Oh tho wealthy mer-
chants and planters of Middle and West Florida,,o
contribute. literally to organize force for the pro-
lection OF the frontier. flo says that l6O men are
now wanted, and Twice that number will be required
ina short time lie suggests that voluntary sub
scrip'ion be raised in each county, and bounty Of
Sl52 be- given to every volunteer who shall ssrvs
six months, to bo paid on his honorable discharge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
O\EDAN LATER FROM ENGL AND.

The packet ship England, Waite, has arrived at
New York, from Liverpool. Papers have boon re-
ceivcd 10y this arrival, up April %. We are in
dcbtod to the \. \. Commercial Advertiser for tho
following item oil intelligence.
The convention between Russia AMI Tur-
key has been s,'lled Turkey is 10 pa, Rus
Nih $4,000 Turkish pia>'rcs by the latter end OF
August, aud Russia, ON hcrpnrt, is to evacuatc 81
lusiliii"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
DRY GOODS, &c.

Ina ldltiOn to their stock of Hats and Shoes, the
subscribers have opened beautiful assortment OF
Dry Goods, embracing every Staple and fancy Ar
tice. Among them blue black, and fancy colorcd
Cloths and Cassimeres blu, mixed and drab Sati-
netts Whitc and colored Marselles Nestings; strl
ped and plain silk Ncsngs, of various forms and pat
terms; variety ofnew fashioned Prints OF the latest
sly le of figure figured and painted Musns, elegant
patterns; Bobbinctts. yard wide; figured and Swiss
Aillsns imperial summer Cloths, blue, black,
brown and olive, new article for gentlemen wear
Bengal Stripes. blue, buff and pink variety Of
SILK Fancy iiaudkcfchicts, uncOmmoHiy fo's for the
0Raftv Barge and Twisted SILK iiandkerchets :;
Fla. and old fashioned l}andanna do. beachcd and
uubleachcd Irish Linen, for gcntlemens wear;
French and India Chillas, new article Tor Ladies'
dresses figured aud plain Gro de Sens; Italian lu-
string | aud II vds. wide Silk Hosiery, long and
short Irish Table Cloths, brown and bleachcd ;
black and colored Cireissans; Russia and other Ii
men Shectings, yard wide with many other articles
too tedious to cnumefate.
They also keep on hand, an assortment OF GRO
CERES CROCkERI, &c. &c.
Our customers and the public in general are par
tiruarly solicited to call and examine our stock, as
we are determined to sell low for cash or To To pnnc-
tua customers. DlNNLE ~ hohb''""'
Nav ; ~
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INDIAN ~ AIRS.
Mnl.rp0r,u.Lr, Nj, Y ~.
Til. GREEN W AR.

We cou,lcn,,. from, ,ho C.l,,,h,s# ,,a,,,,. ,I..
nriucin,l features nj IN, InI,,a l.',,r',',,,;.'"
Tho llucheo> ,h.cs and r,as..a9 ,., ls,;,
fine Indians have \. ,,, stated IN a, ,,.,,c,;,, i;
onr last, ot,acleJ and ,,L.n ,,.>n.s;',, NJ, ,L, 81,
>nor o( T. oanol. ;, IN S,,,,,,r, count, H. ,,,,I
wa, made bv a force of ab,ur roo Indians ,h,rc
we r. about 70 or so white, in the y,llape ,n,h-
dn' portion of i, comp,ny of Volunteer infantry
y m number under c.,n,. Jas l. u,r.,# ,o,nnr.
" ol,hiS county. Cant llornc s,,re.1ed no,,y;,h-
standing the confusion and ,h .un.,,a, f,,eo c nv,
enemy in r,yino la. mon ,,I fred f,,,, ,,,,,l ~,
ON the n,>,ilantx III. p,lI,u, h.,d W., ,o,.,.l h
ever 10 retreat viii, eyer. L. Mn. ,,,y ,,,,.o
Killed and upA ard, of L. ,,i..,no anon, ,he Ia
led are H. Joire E>or Mr.. kn,,ha, Mr. A.,r
Hill, "A son of Col L. VILLAINS of c,l,mhi, ,oun.
Ity. 4. K. GraL.y E.n, ann t,,.,,,. R,;nns
CAPTAIN Horne received - Il ,,.,,,,,s wound j., ,l
thioh but ~. ara b,nnv T., hon, hmm. arr, ,,o.
,ancd oihis r.roy.r,
A S,,or which l.h Nou,o,,,,.,. ,;; I.
PASSENGERS was attacked NV rho Indians --Twclvo
of the po,,,noer, ncr v.,ndc,,o,, ,,r., III. vo,L.
for a number of DAYS b.,vr arrived -, Cadmium.
The Indians who mad, tine nua,l. wore Divided
into three companies of 20 n,rn each TIM mail.
aud baconoe are LOST. the pos,onaers boinr nbli
pcd to cut The hor,cS oos. lro,u th, STAN, ami mai,
llrir c,canc. Several pl,n,n,ion, are da,,,oy.I
The destruction of propcr,y can hardly Il, ,s,iu..
ted \ negro WIS ,bot At and vonn1,d nnlv !,
quarter OF a nile from Columbus
Gen. Elias Beal formerly of FORSYTH. Monroe
county. is toril,ine himself with u force of 500
>troug, on the Soukalmlchc crcrh in the Lachino-
"a town.
The Governor has ordered out the men drafted
some time since. "A force amounting Ia about 5000
men. They will doubtless b, on their march to
Columbus IN "A f,.w days
TIE Indians with Unparalleled andacitv seem to
be fighting Tor eDugn.M About 300 under the
command of a anhifc man have fortified themsclyr,
in a ware house in the village Of Roanoke, thrown
up a brrastWoIk Of cotton bales and de6ed the ut
most efforts OF the few white, in The vicinity 70 dis
lodge them. Two successive attacks haze been
made and as often been rcpnI>pd thouph the white
leader of the Indians WAS killed during the engage
menr. Lee, Baker, and Early counties NO also
learn are invaded late iunlor states that Roa-
noko is rc,aAen from, the Indians.
The navigation of the Chn,lal,ooebce i, render
ed dangerous by the prov linz Indians along il,
banks. They have fired upon three steamboats,
Mr. Brockwav the nilot ot tine IjUperiou was
killed, and the boat run ON shore. 1t was after
wards brought up To Columbus by Colonel Spivy
who went down the river for that pnrpose with !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
To Brick Makers and stone Masons !:

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, good wofkmen OF
w the above character to erect atencmeh'n'nre
eet by fifty, in this town. Communications specify
ing terms will be attended to promptly. PERSONS APP
plying will be expected TO finnish TESTIMONIALS az 10
character and skill RICHARD X. CRALLE
o. The Lexington Gazette will insert the above
Nv, and forward account to this Office.
March II WITS
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HATS, SHOES, &c.

HATS, SHOES, &c.
rANliE subscribers have just received from the
~ Northern cities their Spring supply of
Fine white Beaver Hats,
Fine drab Satin do
Fine black do do
Russia do IAN elegant ariclc)
Palm Leaf Hats, from rs cts to 81.
Wool Hats and caps of every description.
In addition to the above we have variety of beau
tilul Hats OF our manufacture, which cannot he
eAcced for cheapness and durability
A complete assortment Of lIatter's Trimmings and
Eurs.
shoes Of every description, comprising III pa,i.
Ladies fine Seal Skin
Ladies' common do
Ladies' hastings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies Kid slippers
Ladies' Satin Slippers
Gentemen's Shoes, Boots Pumps, &c. &c.
Bows and Misses do do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
IL. ~ agi.aIEs.

II. sN'AEsiEE.
III AS just received supply of Fresh Mcdi-
: n Il clnes, Drugs Paints, Oils, De Slulls, Fan
ey Articles, &c. a. Among which, are
Best CalabrIa Liquolicc,
&" Sperm Oil,
" Copal Narnish, Quick dryng9
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, IA considerable yaricty,)
lurptntnc do.
Hair brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
Superior Razors,
DO. Straps,
Do. Pen Knives,
DO. Fine Combs.
DO. Dressing do.
Splendid Card Cases.
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better than quilts,
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish Segars, (old,)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
Physicians Scales and Weights,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Iurpentne,
White Lead, (pure,) &c. &c &c.
ALSO,
\ new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
JAM in ID. jars, at 30 cents each, or - 30 per
dozen possessing all the freshness Of the LARGE En-
gli>h Raspberry in season.
April7 Is
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LATER.

The New York paper. of the 18th May, an
nounce the arrival of the ship Victoria, Merrill,
rom tiavre, whence She sailed on the lst of
way. There Is no news OF Importance. The
Cotton market WIS IN II languid state, and had de-
cllnod from 10 ) Confines, ACCORDING To quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
Erom the Ueraid, loih inst.

Ihc Indians.-We learn that two Indian
squaws, the relatives of Of the friendly Indians
who had been taken prisoners by the hostile party,
time since and carried off, made their escape
and had returned to Fort Dranc.--Thcy relate
that they were carried down the Wnhlacooehs
among the Islands, where they state the whole boz
dy of Indian women and children are they src
engaged in planting and have prospect ola fine
crop. The negroes allowed IA certain time TO
work, but if they exceed it or stay out any longer
than the limited time, they shoot them.
The squawS also state that they Kill all the new
born Indians and negroes, as they arc considered
an remembrance to them.
Gen. Scott with his army passed within three
miles of them on the road to Tampa Bay.
Coy. Call has sent an order to Brig Gen Her
nandcz TO call into service 200 men for the proec-
ton OF the country east of the ST. Jchn's river.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS :

the ship Superior, just arrived in James River,
rom Liverpool we shall receive, in the course of
,ae week, the most Splendid assortment of HARD
AhE and CUTLERY ever offered in this market
WHICH, added to our Stock on hand, aud recent pur
chases from the Northern Manufacturers will enable
Us 10 offer inducements, not be surpassed by any
house III Virginia. We invite the attention of Mer
slants' and assure them that they shall have their
Hardware as low as II can be purchased IN Richmond
II. Is. RICHARDS < co.
April If
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A crist and Saw Mill, for sale.

4 sale of the Grist aud Saw Mill ON Black Wa
ter Creek. known by the name of Talt'S Mill II IS
considered valuable being situated IN iSborhood
of wealth, and the Lands heavily timbered;
Fit is not sold privately before IuesdnY the ,'iS'
inst il will be sold at auction, on that day oe'o'o
our office door Terms liberal.
w. PAYNE & TURNER i"tfs.
Bank Square.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
FOREIGN INTEHLlGENCE,
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE

'''l nalicIl'aI reform Bill was ncgatvcd-203
~ ~ MAJORITY against the Ministers, 81. \
"o''oh ny MI nippon, III the House OF Commons
''' ,i'e attendance OF The bishops III the House
OF Lords Is preJudlcial 10 religion" was nccatived
oy a large malorlty-ayeS o3, noes us.
me Independence packet ship, which sailed
from New York ON the Slh utimo, reached LN-
e!pool III II days and Is hours .-arriving at l.
o clock ON the sd. The OrpheuS arrived out ON
me I'd.
he Ere, from HAVE, has brought out BOG, 200
dollars III gold, part OF the French Indemnity mo-
hcN.
HE Paris Monltcur states that the Dukes OF
Orleans and NcmourS are To leave Paris for Ger
many They are 10 be present AT the grand re-
views al Berln Tor which preparations are already
making, and afterwards TO visit Jenna, and return
To farlS IN tho Sprn
letter from Lisbon Of the l5th April, states
that the administration OF NJ. Campos had been
broken up, bat no now one had yet been formed.
Count Lavradlo, NJ. NJ. a. Car,alho and Marquis
aanca were each spoken OF Il, brin. called on
to form the new cabinet The ordinary session Of
the Corrs was closed ON the 10Th The Bride
efaom Prince landed ON The 18th, and the mar
rage was ratified next day, amid every demon
stallon OF Joy. As soon as the steamer with the
Prince on board was announced 10 be in sight, tho
project al law for preventing his Royal Ilghncss
from holding the appointment OF Commander in
Chlei WAS pressed upon the Chamber and carried
after Il long debate,
LONDON, April 80.
We have received the Pans papers of Saturday,
date, but they are wholly uninteresting. Ii APP
pears that the uncertainty which exist, respecting
the intentions OF the French cabinet towards Spain
is exercising some influence the Boui>c. On
Saturday scarcely any thing WIS done, aud the
Three per Gents declined > cents Spanish stock
was firm and the closing prices the same as on the
previous day.
Upon the subject of Intervention, and the effect
which such step may have on the interests of
England in another quarter and the peace of Eu.
rope generally the journal Of Commerce of Thurs.
day has the following extract of "A letter from
st. Petersburg, which, if authentic, i, highly I'M
portant inasmuch as it contains an open avowal
on the part Of thr Emperor Nicholas of the policy
which Russia intends to pn4>nr. The journal Of
Commerce SAYS:
\ letter from ST Petersburg reports the follow
inc speech OF the Emperor Nicholas -
" England will intervene in SPAIN We shall
initiate ii by intervening in Turkey. If it attacks
our prinoiples. we attack ils commerce. II could
not remain in the Peninsula \. for ms, if we
once entered Cons,antinople, we should remain
there"
ENGLAND is, however. about to intervene. The
recent measure of the Government in the appoln,-
men. of Lord john IIay as commodore of his Ma
iesly', naval forces ON The northern coast of Spain
coupled with the instructions forwarded to tlal
officer. u, ;,yow,d hy Lord Mimic in the House of
Peers ON THURSDAY r> cninp in reply to Lord Lon
donderry. place tina, fact beyond a doubt. France.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN SCOTT AT SANAN-
NAIL

The steam packc, Dolphin, Capt Pennoyer
arrived al Savannah on Tuesday evening ilom st.
Augustine. To Capt. p. the editors OF the Geor-
cian are indebted for the Herald of Thursday
from which they make extracts, which will be
found below. Gen Scott arrived AT Savanna,
in the Dolphin, and, we understand is on hisway
TO the Creek Nation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of the citizens oil
Campbell, Bedford and Putsylvania, at Lees
vile, on the 4h of july for the purpose of taking
INTO consideration the proprety of forming ne"
county of said counties, and for other purposes
The 4th of July will be celebrated at Leesville witt
May Is tdm
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"'' MUG UHsIlVSs dUihR m IuaI IS Al fnthCr low
prices.
Cotton--tpl and Ii II II Orleans Q a
- Mobile o3-ia IL IL Alabama Ssl-2 10
-; Sea Island , 30; Stained l. Is. To-
bacco, Va. leaf, ia7 l.. stemn,ed & "a 40
kcntuckv leaf / . slcmmed a q
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ny ELETCNER - TOEER.
TERMS.
n.aIXe LUllcADMrg IirSilliNM"
TERMS.

. nruted ttcice ice.k, al 81 per anaun, payable in
sdrance No pef rn be ,a a's1gn'""ea lDat at Me
''I NJ ADVERTISEMENTS aciH be inserted at
"a 1,nts per square, Tor less The first time, and 75
.",,, for each continuance. Those from distance
BE- paid for previously to their insertion, unless the
''rmenf be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynehbmg. rr,.. ,., ). na.u