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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
May 30
Classical, English and Mathematical
sschOoi.

HNIlE next session Of this school will commence
l. on Monday the 9TH OF June, and terminate On
the 18th OF Deer. following. There will be u va
cation of six weeks during the month OF August and
part Of September. Every pupil will be considered
as engaged from the day OF entrance to the cad u
the session, unless it be otherwise specified.
The course of instruction in this school is very
comprehensive. and uuites the advantages Of medef.
discoveries and improvements. with the ~sfficfness Il
the ancient method. JNp, CARY.
: Nav ~ 2tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

FIND in your respectable paper OF Thursday msr-
a MIN, a piece, osor the signature OF John Hin
ton, the Cow Driver, which he has done, no doubt,
for the purpose Of injufing me, bur let ine tell
fhe fellow, that | am too well known to be injured
by hun or need atehlng-ifi The watching Of proper
" IS Necessary, il is when he is upon the road with
his cattle. should not have noticed the piece but
for that remark, and | quit the subject. telling hiru'
that his conduct whilst hers, was disgraceiul, his
representation false, and his character beneath thst
of Il gentleman, however SO small.
DRURY CHILDERS.
May 30 1t
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GENERAL CONFERENCE

y member oftfis body has enclosed 10 uS ,bc
following preamble aud resolutions, adoptel by the
General Conference ON the 18th inst. The frs,
resolution passed b, a vote of l23 TO II, and the
last unanimously. "Thus, (savs our c.rrcs,on-
deht') our Ministers have spoken ont. from Main.
10 Georgia, in language that will tell to our peonl,
and to the world :"
" h'feas great excitement has |peryalcd this
country on the subject Of modern ahoIilionism
winch Is reported To hay. been increased IN ,b,,'
city recently by the mjnstiiiable condnc, of two
members oil the General Conference. in lccturinr
upon and IN favor of that %agitating topic and
whereas such a course, ON the Pant of any of IFS
members, IS calculated To bring upon this body the
suspicious and dlStruSt of the community. and mis-.
represent lis sentiments IN regard To the point AZ is
sue ana whereas, IN this aspect of The case, a due
regafu inf lt>a"n character, as well Is =; JUS, con-
Germ foI the interests of the church coGfidcd 10 its
care, demand a full, decided and uneuuivocal en-
preston OF the views OF the General Conference in
the premises Therefore,
LIST, Resoircd, BY the delegates OF the Annual
Conferences, in General Conference assembled
l hat they disapprove, in the most unqualified
sense, the conduct of two members of The General
Conference, who are reported TO have lccturcd in
ms city recently, upon and IN favor Of modern
abolitioni>m.
End. Rcsoh'ed, That tlcy are decidedly oppo-
scd To modern abolitioni>m and wholly GiScl,im
any right, wish or intention 10 interfere in the civil
and political relations between master and slave,
as il exists in the sluvcllolding states of TIN, L.
ninn.'
Our correspondent add, "The Book Concern
will be reinstated in New York, as soon as funds
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NEW STORE.
g @ o e II & Z, a c x

WE this day opened, in one tenement of that
A now Granite lron 1t building, Just erected by J.
VI. Warwick, rear the corner leading tlDm Friends
10 Martins Warehouse, and a few doors below the
Banks, an entire new stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, &c. &c. which they are determined 10 sell, Al
The lowest market prices. They respectfully invite
their friends n the public 10 call and examine their
stock.
ny 30 Is
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n. Valuable James Rivor Estate, and
MLLL FOR RENT.

A S administrator, with the will annexed, oil
"A Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, | wish to
lease, Tor a term Of years, that very valuable and
well known tract of LAND, situate on James Ri
yer, in alc County of Amherst, formerly the pro-
perry of VIM. Gait, decd. There is Ola this tract
a LARGE body Of fertile river bottom, aud an extern
sivc and valuable Manufacturing Mil.
| will lease the Land and Mil jointly or scpa
ralrly. Possession of the Mill will be delivcrer
ON The lt day of june next, and that of the Lano
on the l>t day Of January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops of small grain at the usual season,
during the approaching fail.
The attention Of the cnterprizing and lndnNtri-
ouN is particularly invited to this Property, as 1t Is
confidently believed thai "A finer prospect OF max
ing money rarely occurs than that here presented.
JNO. NJ. OTEl.
April IA Hts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

il'liE subscriber respectfully informs lns lf'nd'
1 Physicians, eoantt, merchants aud the publ
geneldl, that his Spring suppl, ot DIX GS, MID
1tlNlS, &c. has now nrfltel. llis stock - velN
embracing ncnlv all the Nelr Remedies,
Potent Medicines Chemicals, sc. purchased h, hum
self IN the Northern Cites, al Of which he can ir-
commend rs Icing fresh and genuine.
Thu following comprises y patt ot his assortment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

~ The packet ship Henry Fourth, Capt.
kcarney, has arrived at New York, bringing Paris
dates to the l7th April. Nothing new. The
Henry has on board three barrels Of gold, valued
at ! 100000 francs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

TNIIE subscribers have associated themselves to-
u gether, Tor the purpose ofcarrylng on the Goods
BusineSsin lis various branches, under the STYLE and
firm of Booth and Lacy.
MOSES G. BOOTH.
.MOSf Lacy.
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a NEW BUSINESS,

which will be commenced. so soon as his Store can
be enlarged and improved, and a stock of FRESH
GOODS gotten on from the Northern Cities.
His young gentlemen may be found at the Count
ing Room, during his absence at the North. ready
10 transact business with any OF his friends who may
desire it. JNO J. PURVlS.
May 30 ow il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

" w lave occupied /, large ,pae, illus NOR.
nlng with the affecting details from our India,
%'r''''er' lSee first pagc.) We have no hope tina,
the war will terminate for II months tn eame-,,
Irast unless Gen. Scott shanld be recnllnL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

DI VIRTUE ot a deed of trust. executed to tho
81 subscriber, by Tnnstall rlclton. jr., for the pur.
pose of securing II debt due Daniel Tucker. bearing
date the 10th day of Scplcm Der. Is26, and duly re-
corded III the Clerks Dni'e Of Plttsylvania county,
will be sold. on Saturday, the 2Isi day of May next,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, a
tract OF land, containing about eighty AGREES, lying
ON the Long Branch ia the county of pittsylvania,
,dIoininc the lands of John butcher and others.
lhe Land hasa small plantation on it. and the ne
crssaiy houses for a small Family aud perhaps a
good Tobacco Barn as to any further decription Of
the Land, think 1t unnecessary, as persons inclined TO
pmIelltsc will vicw FOR themselves before the day Of
sale. Acting as Trustee, ! will convey such title AZ
~ vested IN me only, and nonc other.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
POSTPONEMnNT.
The above sale Is unayoidably post poned until
saturday, the llth day ofJuuc, when it will certain
~ take place. THOMPSON ROBERTS ON.
Ma, 20 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

Fine Asparogns.-Wc were shown last week a
stalk of this excellent vegetable, from the garden
Of John NJ. Warwick, Esq. measuring - inches
in circumference.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

'ENllE. subscriber respectfully Informs his friends
b and the public Al large, that he now has a
good assortment Of IamiIy Catriaces and Bnron-
ches on hand, and with the additions of others, laily
expected, hi, supply will be rendered cqHl, if not
superior, to any in the upper conntry.-llavin"
made such permanent arrangements at the North
rs will enable HIM TO oct the best articles in his
line, lo Is Determined, if sustained by "A generous
public, that his supply shall be equal to the dc
mand.
lie would also make known lhai HE MANU-
FACTURES any description OF Carriages, and
most chccrtully sollcits a comparison between
Northern manufacture and his own, being perfect
" willing to cngaoc TO make any kind of carriage
for what it woi ID cost To get a similar article deli
vercd here from the North.
Ills hands being principally from the North,
all repairs done at the shortest notice aud on as
reasonable terms as can be done here or in Rich
mond. SAM'L. AYRES.
May 10 fits
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\ ca X ID.

fEfliE subscriber having closed his old business,
4 by sales at Auction, makes his u~nfeigncd ac-
Acknowledgements to The inhabitants Of Lynchburg and
the country trading thereto, for the very liberal pat
ronagc bestowed upon him. since his residence
among them, and would thus early solicit a contin-
uauop OF that patronage IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
DAXTUAEY.

Died, at Casamalca, the residence OF her fiihcr,
Col. SAM. Drake, in the county of Pow hntap. ON
the Eth inst. ut halt pa>t , o'clock, p. NJ. in the
18Th year OF her age, Mis-. ELIZABETH AprI,Ipr
DR,hr. In the Spring of 1855, she was attacked
by the measles, which thcn prevailed very extern
slvelN over the country, and her friends hoped she
had entirely regainrd her health but alas the
fatal disease had produced effects upon her con-
stlluilon, which neither the care Of friends. the
anxiety OF kindred, nor the skill of Physicians
could succeed IN arlr>ting. And after lingering
IN a continual decline for near seven months. she
died asaboye stated, without ever having complain
ed once, or manifested the slightest alarm about
her situation. She was the peculiar ~ i2e of her
parents, the pride %. her brothers and sisters. and
the admiration of all her acquain,ances.-Wlen
llHine, she was active and s%priellly, and gay and
amiablc.
-, in Rockingham county, y. G., on the
l1th of March last, Mrs. Mary DuroN, wife OF
Col. Samuel A. Dalton, and daughter of James
Scales, Esq. She has left a husband four children
and a u = circle otrrlationS and friends To mourn
her los nnt tlloy SORROW not as they that have no
hope-dsi III loss is doubtless her eternal cam. Be
fore her death She protcsscd To have found him OF
whom Moses m the law and Prophets did write,
and died resigned to the will of providence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

IN THE subscriber has just received
a very general assortment of Northern
~c~ and Eastern made shoes Of every de-
GA- s%cription. the whole selected by him
self aud viii be sold tor, for cash. lie has also re-
ccived the fnust extensive and well selected assortment
Of materials IN his line, that he has ever had the plea
sure to offer to the public, VIZ
iiesi Philadelphia Wax, Calf Skins. Morocco and
Seal French Wax, Calf aud English Kid Skins,
all of a very superior quality. which he is prepared
To manufacture III the very best manner and in the
latest fashion WI. DEAN.
MAY n. 1t If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

Tic Aem York HUror.-On the li,ll inst. this
well conducted periodical presented its reader,
with a beautiful d" View Of the Hudson Iliolland~.
from West Point painted by Wen, and engraved
by Smile. We can say nothing AS 10 the iideli-
~ OF the representation. but we clrrrfnlly add
our testimony To the admirable execution Of the
plate.-The contents OF this Ne. of the Mirror are
entirely original, Fay, Willis, Cox, Bryant, Sclroc-
der, Knapp, Dunlap and Somicr being among the
contributors. We shall, in few DAYS, publish the
prospectus Of "A new volume of this periodical,
winch commences on HE 2d of July the blirrol
beng one OF the very few Journals Of lis ci,s
which we can recommend to the patronage of the
community. In the mean time, we nay state that
the editors have been compelled to raise the SUIT
SCI ption price from ~ to 50 per annnm-a
change which does not surprise us. We have been
rather astonisIled that they have been so long able
to .r,thln a journal, 50 flnl(lcss in execution, so
rich in embellishments, and so diversified in po-
lite and elegant literature, at its former substitution
price.
"Ercry Body'S ikbam .n-Such is the title of
a pamphlet Of vulgar trash, and, if possible. more
vulear pictorial illustrations, purporl.ng to be
g No. ~ of a periodical, proposed to be issued,
under that title, iron, the press of Charles Alexan-
der, oil Philadelphia. 1t is sufficient to ensure its
condemnation, to say that il is an octave edition of
the stuff which first diSgust1 the public in the :. TO-
Ito of four pages" dubbed i" The Salmacundl"
1t is time that public opinion should pat down these
CorruptinT publiCations-and il would 4, So # tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

~ We received, by Satnrday'sma mail additional
accounts OF the ravaseS Of the Creek and Scminol,
Indians; but nothing Of importance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

u Saturdays Nal brought us a VARIETY OF
accounts coniirmaiory of tie Texian victory
There is nothing in them, however, n,r, except the
contradiction of the rumor, I'm a previous column,
that there had been a second battle, and a second
exam victory, and that Santa Ana had been
= hcleaded.' Santa Ana, Cos aud other officers of
distinction, were still prisoners-One ofthe \. Or
leans papers, however, states that the war is not vet
over-that there are still 5000 Mrxicans, in
Texas, under Generals Sesma, Urea and A,drad,,
aud 5000 more at Saltillo ready To enter. Tie ru-
mored insurrection in Mexico, too. is no, believed
ON the other hand, it i, supposed tina, all parties
IN that country are anxious 10 conquer the Tex
ianS.
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DRUGS.
-
xTrMrCAT,S

CHEMICALS. DRUGS.
Pul,iN Autlmonial,s, Gum Arabic. Turkey
lodldc of Iron, Opium aud NtnQ,
ll,dlIodate ot Potash, IAleppo Seammon,,
Chloride 81 Soda. bermuda Anow Root,
English aud american. African and American
talom,l. CAYENNE,
English Blue Mass, Russian and American |
Acetate aud S%ulphatc of s%inglass,
Morphia. Spanish aud American
'foinn p1, Saffron,
Nitrate OF Sltel, Gum Aino, True.
kttoSoir, Gum ,;u1lae aud Gam
Refined Koran, phor,
talciucd MagncSia, Mamma. Rhuhath, Jalap.
o>Amutiatc 81 foiaaS, lpecac. Ha>het, and
QuinIne, fcpPcune aud | Ir,us. Rank.
odnc, 1iquorice Paste, superior,
Patent Medicines. INSTRUMENTS.
lIutlrr's Magnetism \pr-Itnpping, Self Injecting.
nett. Sealing, and Plugging,
iudhu Specific. Turkeys, EoicrpS,Sl ls
Nh. Gnlenrr's lndlul ,et aud Elastic tatlc=
Balsan of i,r,Nott y tiers, Bougics. Evans \
iloarhound Ton Coughs, Silver Sptng laneets.
Colds and ConsumplDcntist's Gold Foil, por
ton, erlalu Teeth,
l,ss, OF T,rc fol tic Han, /, II, Womb aud a large
Row and'sIonie MIXTURE, assortment OF othcr Sy-
= certain cure ioi The lngcs.
Asuc and Fever, American ScarlicNtors,
MnshaIls \ tatp.uttt'sI Iiusscr aud Stctl,cs--
FLUID ext. OF Satsaparila copes, improved plan.
New England Cough :,
fup.
ALSO, I great variety 81 MISC Hdneoms and Fancy
.irticits, II:
SMUT and Shaving Boxes; Fancy Soap, Tar aud
Tooth Brushes. Macassaf, Antique, and Bears OH.
! liar Powder Powder Pulls, Lavender, FLORIDA aud
Coldour waters. QUO oi Roe Indclible Ink, Pclcus-
sion Gaps. LucilrI Matches, thermometers, Pocket
" allcts, Ink Powder, Letter Paper, and GalNnlc
lamps. a new article lot producing instantaneous
hrh Tor slck ieoms.
pAIIITS AND OILS.
IL haIle els lnsccd Oh,
) do Spllits Tupeurinc.
100 kegs lcwis's " hItc Lead N Oh, No. and
No. |, pnlr,
200 lbs. do do do DIV.
1000 lbs. Spanish Brown,
lG0o lbs. Venetian Red,
500 los. Lamp Black, English and AmeIean,
600 lbs. Red Lead, ioDlbs. lNtha1gc,
ln lbs. Chrome, Green aud yellow,
- dez. superior salad oll,
: bbls. do do
Ground md d. N~cidlgts, Sugar al Lead,
lmhtl and STONE Dchrr,
Gold Leaf, Gold and Silver Bfo2e, PANT
brushes, &e.
D9n STUTTs.
Io2wood. tiround and Stuck Tmtic, Redwood,
Red saunders, tnnwood,
Together with many other articles too numerous
10 mention, comprising the largest assortment ever
offered hy the subscriber, all olwlIlch will be sold on
The mosl reasonable t.l1ps by u. K. lN
n III. sign ofihe Goiden hortar. Bank Sqmfe.
May2 II ~
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from 25to ~ pei cent higher than usual. Thc Fur
nltnte We will sell, consists IN part of the following
mticlcs VIZ
S,dcboa,as ol mao, different patterns.
" ardiohs~ do. do. do.
Ladies' VI orb table, do. do.
Sofls do. do. ID.
Cabinets OF nre,sinr Bcuiraus. with and without
marble tops,
Centre table, DO. do. do.
Dressing tables do. do. do.
" ash Stands do. de. de-.
Piel Tables, marble tope, = splendid ainclr.
Ilcneh Bcadsteads do. do.
Mahogany Curtain ncdstcads do. do.
Common French iicdstcads,
Secrctar,s and bookcase.
China Presses,
Tea and D,nnI table,,
Candle stands,
tmrled Maple CHAINS. Cane bottoms.
Fancy CHAINS do. do.
litl aud Mantle lookinr Glassrs.
,;entlcmen's Portable " ftlnC ncak,
do Dressing cas"s,
And 4 great many other Mtlclcs not necessary 10
name.
ENGR \NlNGS.
An elegant assortment al fue Enrtas,npS. w
View olRielmoud ina splcndd lr,nc,
View of Quarantine ground New York do
View Of Whale Fishery de do
view OF Opening OF lc Si>tb Sod do do
View ui the Death Bed OF Napoleon do do
The whole ot the immtuIr viii be- sold without
resei,e-rcrmS ol sale liberal, and will be conducted
by Mcssrs. PAYNE \ Turner Auctioncc,s,
tKDSliE x tORSON.
MAY 20 tbs
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AuCTION NOTICE.

fRpSnlE y toRSON will MAKE an extern
\ ave sale ol >plcudtd aud highly polished Fur.
nltute, ON the 9Th june. At then NMrtooni. on main
tttect, ut 10 o'clock, OF the latest New York patterns,
warranted superior workmanship. made of the hest
materials manufactured lot private sale. They ran
assure the citizens OF Isynchhutg, and the surround
lne country, thai II they miss this chance, they will
not have II IN their pnWcr 10 get Furniture OF this
kind, so cheap aealu. probably In, many wears.
Flicte has hecn 4 great advance On Mahogany lately.
md Furniture At the North aud Richmond - selling
from - 10 ~ pe, cent hlglet than usual. rhc Fur.
nltnte W. will sell, consists IN part of the following
articles w.
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May I6
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NuW ST0nU.

NJ l. are now opening, one door brlow the Banks
w and opposltc MIR. laIn K. y Payncs Auction
store, oui rInsr assortment Of DDD consisting,
III thcll dlllicnt varieties. OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries,
1Iats, 3hooss dc. &c.
The stock was bought brloic the recent general
rise IN Merchandise, which will enable them Ia sell
many articles below the present value They deem
II unnecessary 10 give i list ui then assoitnicnt. "a n
best, II would be but part,sl,--Snit iec II To say, they
have cn1eavoured 10 make It general and complete.
They invite AL their friends 10 call. as the, will
axe pleasure in showing them their stock.
KOlAI1. IOtNG * co.
ApuI II II II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
Tn mr. ProuIc Of Erccukr;cr,


Fellow. CIrIHEHS: lu;: who do not read the political
papers Of the day, Of course cannot tell, how The Wings
are ,anarug cheat you Il" your votes III the ensuing
Presidential Election In Virginia they two cand
dates White and Harrison, and the same clcctnrs on
both tickets; for example, if White gets i votes and
Harrison > those who voted for White will be transfer
red to HARRISON and vice for White; vcrr strong
game indeed It must surel be The game Of - two
pluck one" Are you thus, irce!nen of GreenhTier to
be transferred in this way; or viii you vote for HE
man that is sure rcCci:r them: | anl inclined 10
think the latter wilt br your choice Suppose there
were three county candidates running for the Legs
ture Of those TO agree ~ he ganatrd; you
vote for one, and vote for aunhcr-and The third
ddatc beats them both single handed The two mnori
ty candidates say although you have received the lar
rest number Of vu!es, Won shall not be elected says
to B. will give YOU my vote, and thus defeat &, with
out tho kuowcdI re of my constituents. Thus it is with
the White and Harrison ticket. The electors
pcdgGd "y may vote they please: aud their conSii
tucnls cannot control them Is this fair play; think
not.
The Wings say they object to Martin Van Buren,, be-
cause he is from the North \ tisy prccXt indeed
Where was john Quincy Adams rnm in l-5; From
York: yet these very Wings, wh" were national
Republicans, then voted for Adams III preference to
Jackson, who resided sister State further South than
Some of the Wings even now IN Grcrnhrcr
come out and say openly they would rather Danc!
Webster elected President than any living. This
is honesty. and every candid man will admire it,
in enemy. But this kind Oi game OF TWO pluck one,
| connot for moment think Of without considering it
,cra unjust, and not be tolerated by the free pco
pie Of Greenbrer They not transferable property:
they i'll vote for the plain fair and open ticket which
they will not be deceived, where their votrs will stand as
they give them. without any Juggling Whatever
OSE TIL: PEorIE OF GREESBRIER.