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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

The EdiioSs 81 ne Noffolk Bsacon
reserved By he Sosthsrn nal he f,l-
towlng important s'Ordeg.s whiet vas
copied from ire msnuse6pt be 3 friend
= tolnabas. snd 5fwaraed . - forth
wiihi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

The New Tesiarnent has been lately
printed in New York with raised letter,
loF the use Of the blind. The work /.
IN two volumes and costs twelve dol
lars, whereas the sdiliOA Published IN
England comprised nine volumes At e
guinea a volume, or shout SIS. The
chespaess Of the Amsrscan edition !,
. great desideratim, - the cost of TIE
English work esasrd Il 10 BE- eompara-
lively little used Bah. .Amer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

a pieam doctor. IN = Nosih Cardiac
pspeE. boasts lhst b. hes discovered !
system ~ ehieh - ean make oaf of
Ga oka nlaa "a entifs gsuae man, ed
have eaoush isfs = SAKE snan
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
MARYLAND WITHOUT a GOVERN.

IL viii - sesa ~ tks fsiisvisx article, thss
tbs saisosiy gisssers bold sus n isss % Wed
sssdsy. ssd rsfassd 70 g luso sa sise,ioa Of Sc
a.'or& Ths nsitinoss CArsaisss sf rAar..I.,
saaeassss The syivsi Of % q he E,sssars In
that city the aigh, pse,ioas.
FSe. fhs .sssefsEs RepssEess Erra.
WEDNESDAY. III O'Clock, A. n.
To the fearful anticipaiions with
which We penned the announcement
that the minority Of electors bad appa.
rently formed a couspirscy to destroy
the State Government, By refusing 10
perform the duty for which they had
offered themselves ~ candidates, and
to perform which they bad been elect
by the people, we have now 10 add the
melancholy announcement that such il
understood, at the hour ut which we
put this handful 10 press. 10 be their
deliberate purpose They have ne
elected TO assemble with their associate
electors to form the College, neglected
to aualify as the Constitutions requires.
and neglected 10 provide a Senate for
Maryland. a. they were bound to do.
Further: II is apprehended that.
with view Of preventing any Of their
party from listening to or obeying the
instructions OF their immediate consti-
tnents. in case such instructions were
to be given, they have ALI agreed Ell
ther to take an oath on the holy Evan
geiists not to return TO the College in
any event. or, what Is more probable,
have concluded. one and all, to RESIGN,
so As to prevent the possibility of r..
tracing an erroneous step. We do not
announce this as fact. because their
proceedings being conducted in secret
we have no means Of ascertaining. but
such IS the general report ct this time
"a this city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
THE FREE PRESS.

Efecfors1or fAs Sfafe Of Virginia
Dian. I. Samuel Collins, Norfolk County.
Do 2 John urQohsrt. Southampton.
do = wm. n johnson. ChssterficA.
do .. Mark Alexander. Meekleoburg.
do 5. Alec WiIson, Cumberland
Do 6 james Saunders. Campbell.
do 7. Jossph Martin, Henry.
do g. Robert Nee andii>h, York
do g. William 2. Tsylor, Caroline.
do 10. r. w. Carter, Richmond County.
do ~. G.. Johnson, Richmond City.
Do ~. W. r. Gordon, Albemaris-
DO ~. Joho L. Mzrye, spottsiy vania-
do ~. John lanucy, Loudoa.
do rs. Charles J. Faulkner. berkeley.
do i6 John D. d. Smith, Frederick.
do IL. Joseph Crsvens. Rockingham.
DO u. Briscoe q. Baldwin, Augusta.
do 10. Henry Erskine. Grsenbricr.
do %. John n. Mathews, wythe.
do ~. Robert Be.ftis. smyth.
do %. Joei shrcwsbary. Ksnawha.
do %. Moses w. chsplins, Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Butter % selling IN the Boston mar.
ket 81 81 cent? per ID. aad other proyi.
sions N propoFiien--so that IN the
midst 81 Gus high prices here we have
The satisfaction 81 kaowing that We do
not stand alone 10 that respect.
B-h .4,.,x.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

We learn from Nashville that me
PfosideEt ~ The United States ras ex.
pscied 70 leave he Hsrmiisze aboal
The l2ih Instant fbr Washineioa. he
= said, by che Uaion, 70 Be "a the en-
joymeni q 81 improved state 81 health.
The Nashville Kramer states that toe
Precedent zen he Hermitage 90 she
In instant 90 Wnshingioa CITY, pass.
ing through Kentucky. Ohio sad Penn.
sylyunia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

The present facilities for travelling
enable = persoB 70 reach Richmond
VI. in % hours from Philadeipkia.
without loss ofrest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

nave been brought 20 be atd without
powerful consideration Of peFsonaI
and sectional interest. He commenced
With deeEying the ambition Of ihe
South snd defending the claims Of the
North 70 the Presidency. To The
fieh manufacturers q New Eseiand
be language wss significant and intel
hgsnl :--''ff you desife 90 see The
Tariff settled, and your manufactures
ppotscted, you must look 10 the AoTth
iof yOuF Pfesideut. and noe The anti.
tassa sisiss' you maa have . friend
who esn protect you. even BY the ex.
erciss 81 the rsfs power" 10 TIE
aboliiionasts be says IN = word, "Do
you ever aspect 20 put down slavery
With q slave-holder for Preaidant f''---
To the aati-masons be Iangaagp "a, "Jf
y0a wish 10 be uniisd aad have
weighs as = party, cen you succeed ~
gosng South 81 he Potomac where
anii-masouFy u ankaovn ~ To the
SempeFaaca men he says, Lock 10
The hiats % New Yesk aod zee your
political power, ali your prominent ~.
hcesa see my fgiends." 70 the radi-
Gals AID agEarans be ssys. n have
evsf advocated giving you 9 fair por-
iion ~ TIE bonors and Offices" HisI
hitter 70 ne Pope bas Rivea hin neaglyI
Ell the Catholic votes "a TIE cDuatrr
''ai qne fefl swoop. knd even lae Syn
asoRpe. iha1 prep g kiaEa sn8 coar.
ter, ~ bsaSinaeesd q keod - pow.
szfai aie ~ : 1p9lsa g slsiag g 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

CoLosELs CROCKETT AND BowIr.-The follow
ihg facts, characteristic of these brave and lament
cd mon, which are well authenticated are extract
ed from a letter recently received from a friend
residing in Natchitoehes. Louisiana
During the siege Of the Alamo, the Mexicans
planted Il piece of ordnance within gunsl,ot of
the Fort, with the Intention Of commenciue q brisk
cdnnonadr. Five men succes>ivelv stepped forth
10 lire the gan, and were each marked down hy
the nnerring rifle Of Crockett. The consequence
sas that the gun was abandoned.
g characteristic fact is also related of Colonel
Bowie, who formed one of that ill-lated garrison.
When the Fort was carried he was sich in bed
lie had also one of the murdcfous butcher knives
which bear his name. Lying in bed lac di>cb,r-
gcd hs pistols and Gun, and with each DISCHARGE
brought down an enemy. SO intimidated were
the N'eAlcans by this act of desperate and cool
bravery, that they dared not approach him. but
shot him from the door,-and as the towards ,n-
preached his bed over the dead bodies of their conn
panions, the dying Bowie, neryine himself for , l,x,
blow, plunged his knife into the heart of his noa,-
est foe at the same instant that he expired. S,ch
sre a few Of the facts | have learned connected uni,
Tie iaii o' san hniohio' lenia Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

Fatal RfneoRpter.- ~ renconntef occurred II
this placc on TUESDAY last between Mr., John J..
Gilbert of Jackson, Mi. and Mr.. Hardy u. Herring,
al Nashville. Tenn. Gilbett was Stabbed 10 the
heart. aud Herring badly, Tho not dangerously
wounded in the haok.-lhe quarrel arose about
some money matter oil little Importance. The
attack was made bs Gilbert. On Wednesday,
Herring was arraigncd beforetwo magistrates, who,
after u full and impartial examination oil all the
circumstances. connected with the unfortunate al
far. released II. from custody. Indeed II rs cv,-
dent to all that Herring acted from unavoidable
NECESSITY, and that the deed wheel, WIS performed
was IN defence ofhis own life. MIR. Gilbert has lief,
an interesting family and a circle of VAIN friends,
who will regret hi, unhappy fate.
Clinton Ga-eUc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

Hotribh Crmitq-fhc Boston Posi- contains
the 0ainiullv nterestingdetai OF the trial of Capt
Edwin Coffin OF the whale ship Noun, Vernon Of
Nantucket, for brutal treatment towards John {,
Bull, a boat sleercr at Dedham. II was proved
that Bull was, from the tive lao ~N@'rr"d, "bnSrd
pom physically, and in his fcclings-botll by noe-
glngs and conlemptoonS treatment. lie h"oame "a,
last insane. This only increased his snllcIines-
for he was tied up by The thumbs and beaten re-
peaiedly, until the blood ran down TO his feet. lie
was allowed to sleep only in the hold on a coil OF
rope, aud al last was Abandoned on the Island of
Payta, whence he was taken by the irigate poto-
"ac, in a state of idiocy.
lie recovered his senses by hearing Il familiar
tune played on the flntc-hut it became necessary
for him Ia give the details of the cruelty practiscd
towards him, and this 50 narrowed up his mind,
that he is in the Insane Hospital at Worcester, fn-
riou>ly md irreeoycrahly mad and will soon die.
Verdict, one thousand dollars damages. Cannot
the law SEIZE on the perpetrator OF this offence Tor
murder! " y. Uu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
SupPIx

' III subscribers have Just received by the shi,
n'rftioh' theIr importation of Spring and sum
nv pfltish Dry Goods, together with large stock
., other Foreign aud Domestic Goods purchased IN
.iTHlsaeiph1a' New York and Boston, IN coun.xion
no n, 5His e partners (F.S s. James s, Co. Of Rich
"G Tra,le by the package.
conce,n -, LN'ne patronage of the customers of the
H., sssi, ; ,fNNl'n, Hunt y Co. as well as the pub-
m n "I,"''a aSd 'n vein WAT Ma their stock is large and com,
terms not IN h. ,n'n =" sold wholesale or retail, on
ginia. .hNas"uSy muse IN upper Viz
ALSO
9hoes and Hats.
Apnl q &c IL. & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
.VOTI(l;.

vNNilE subscriber oilers ior sale ms Plantation, on
q the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike, about six
milcs above the former place, and containing ll3i
acres by late survey about $50 acres supposed to
be cleared, and nearly all IN goood heart. There are
about 10 acres OF first rate meadow Land, IL of IL
now in grass and tne about halt the balance Is this
wear IN cultiN ation and " Ill be III fine order 10 seed
III grass TIM fail thu balance OF the Land ls heasi-
" tinbrred, aud the whole tract hes remarkably well.
In fact, there Id not 4 single acre that hes too rolling
Ton cultivation. 1t contains a due proportion Of To
bacco Land. FROM experiments made on this tract,
aud in the ncirhborlood, | feel myself warranted III
saving tina, there Is no portion oi the State where
the sod "a more benefited by the application III Go
We, and Plaster than tbs. The great quantity of
Timber on tins Farm renders II, ON account oi its
contiguity To ~ nchbufg Ton fuel and other pulpo-
ses, truly valuable, aud equally ST II converted INTO
a dairy farm, to which, from the large proportion OF
Hat Land, II is peculiarly adapted,
Also, the Tract, on which the subscriber resides,
halt a mile West Of New London, and contain
40 acres Ton thercabout) About one thld 10
tins tract Is cleared. the most of II IN fine
heart the Timber on the balance is very hea-
w, and the soil ~ admitted E all persons to
whom 1t is known as being the very best IN tins conn-
Try. The Improvements are PLAN, substantial aud
sufficient tor the accommodation OF moderate sized
family. To a gentleman who wishes to be near
such an institution az the New London Academy,
for the purpose of educating his children. | know no
situation more desirable, Ut beng only three quarters
OF a mile distant.)
Also, to lease Tor a term OF years. ms FARM adj
coming Mrs. Thompson, Cod. Thompson's mill tract,
aud others, ON which there Is a meadow that Yields
annually 50 or 10000 lbs. Of hay, aud a ready markc
nj the place tol all that can be made, at from - cents
to 81 per hundred about loo acres cleared. Te,ms
made known on application to the subscriber, livinu
near \ " London. ". W. AUSTIN.
Nav - wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
$50 Reward for DICK !!

ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
IL 10Th instant, IA Negro man named DICK,
aged about - years. Some of his front teeth
missing, and a few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring of Mr.. Mark Anthony OF
Lynchburg, where he will ~probabl, aim to get
again. or 10 the neighborhood of Mr.. Bowling
Clark, Of Campbell, where he has a wife. will
give the above reward, if delivered to mo at my
place of residence, two miles south of the New
Store, Buckingham, or $40 if secured in Jail SO
thai, | get INN again. JOHN J. NORRIS.
july Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

The New Orleans Bee remarks that AIv,re,
ono of the most distinguished OF The MEXICAN Cam
erals, is a quadroon, and that many of African dos.
cent are members of Congress. The former pres.
dent, their Guerrero, was partly an Indian, if no, an
African; and so with others formerly or now in
high authority. In short, those races are so COM
.pletely a'nalgamated, that slavery can never gain
a footing there. The same remark is more or
less applicable to all the Spanish American Repub-
lies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
NOTICE.
A GREE tRI.N

4 GltEI:ABI.l To the last will OF Capt. Pete
"a AHstin, dec, the subscriber offers for sale tAe
Tract of Land on which the said dccedcnt resided
nj the time of his death. 1t lies about one mill. and
a half south west OF the New London Academy, and
contains ll0 acres. The Improvements have all
been put on the place within the last : or 10 wears ::
the Dwelling House is large, and composed of first
rate materials, and for convenience in its arrange
ments is not surpassed by any dwelling in this sec
ton of the country. There are about 80 acres of
Land supposed To be cleared, and the greater part in
fine heart the Wood Land is heavily timbercd and
OF superior quality for producing Tobacco OF the
finest Kind. There Is a small Meadow, and very
productive, now on the place, and might be readily
enlarged Ia the extent OF between 30 and 10 acres.
W hen the great variety IT advantages attached to
tins place is taken into considerations, To wit. its
contigulty TO that very prosperous literary in
stitution, the New London .Academy its being
situa'ed in one of the most healthy, wealthy and in
~telligent portions otmlddle Virginia. together with its
fertility, lthiuk feel justified in saving that know
no rituatIon now for sale, III this section ot country,
containing SO many advantages. The terms will be
liberal. For further particulars, enquire OF the sub
scrbcr, living near New London.
W. AUSTIN, Error. Of
Peter Justin decd.
NAV % wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
TRACT OF LAND.

lying ON Stanton river, Bedford county, ADJOINING
til" lands of John Turner, John Hurt, and Others,
containing IA acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods, except about l2or Is acres,
and the most of it first rate Tobacco Land. And
those in Bedford are also mostly in woods, Except
the River low grounds, which produce Tobacco of
the largest size,) and the greater portion of the
lligl, land of this tract, as well as the river bottoms,
is also first rate land for Tobacco. The under
signed consider the above lands very desirable to
persons who wish TO engage largely in the culliva-
ton of Toba eco.
The terms will be Il credit Of one aud two wears,
for equal portions of the purchase moncy-the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal srcu-
rity, and deeds of trust upon the lands. The title
Of the above lands, (Which belong to the estate OF
Margaret West, dcc'd.,) are believed to be unuucs-
tionable, but the undersigned, as commissioners,
will ont! convey by deed with special warranty.
). II. DAVIS,
&. a. WINGFIELD,
Commissioners
July td,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

DC hereby forwarn and forbid all persons
4 whatever from trespassing on my lands, in the
counties of Bedford and Amherst, (now occupied
by w. Tinslcy as a tenant either by clearing out
or making roads through, or using any road winch
may have been made, without any legal authority
for hauling any kind of produce, or timber, OF
from telling and removing any kind of timber; as
the law will be strictly enforced against all per
sons so trcspassing. PAUL A.. CLAl'
June o Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

LIseRtLtTY.-The Board of Missions of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, received an anony-
nous donation last week of $4,000 dollars, will,
me direction to exPend two third, in the valley of
the Mississippi, and one third in Foreign countries
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
NOTICE 70

JAMES kID Err 4ND hIN1UHi fikiL.
PROPOSALS will be received at The Once ui
the James River and kana~iIa Company. III
the Cit, OF Riciinond, from the 18th 10 the BIRD day
Of August, Tor the construction OF all the Escasa-
ton. Embankmeut aud " alling not NOW uadcr con
tract. together with nearly all the Cui,erts and the
greater portion OF the Locks between L,nchburg
and Maidens' Adventure.
The work now ada crtisci embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head Of Maidens'
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsyille, aud at1dt twenty isola-
ted sections, reserved Il, t.. former letting. between
Scottsyille aud Lsnchbuig.
The q..ntity of Masonry offered is very great
consisting oi about two hundred Cul,crt. Of from
three to thirty feet span; nine Aqueducts, thirty
five Locks. a number OF Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans aud specifications OF all the work.
aud special plans OF the most important Culycrts aud
Auue,iuets. viii be found at the offices OF the srve-
raj Principal Assistant Engineers ON the line Of tl1a
Canal.
Thu work will be prepared Tor e,alninat,on By the
25th July but mechanics, well recommended, de
sirous of ,.:..--'iiate employment, can obtain contracts
,or the construction ola number OF culverts at pri-
satc letting
Persons offering to contract, who are unknown to
the subscriber, or any of the Assistant Engineers,
will be expected to accompany their proposals by the
usual certificates OF their character aud ability.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
thief Engineer Of The james Rircr
and hannirha Company
Norl.-'rhc Dams, Guard Locks, most of the
Bridges. aud , number of Locks and Culverts, are re
served for "A future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose OF obtaining work, would do
wclIt To call at the office ofthe Company IN tn city
of Richmond, where any information which They
may desire will be ch~ecrfully communicated.
The Valley of James River, between lynchhurg
and Richmond, is healthy. &. e.. Jr.
Junc6 I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

M Ill. be sold, N auction, on Saturday, the 9TH
w August next, at an old School House, ON the
premises, a tract OF Land, l,ius in the county of
FRANKLIN n, on the waters of Owens Creek. North side
of Pigg River, ad joluing the Lands OF Burwell and
Daniel Law, Robert Hodges and Others, and contain
ing two hundred and forty six acres.
Tcrms-Oue halfthe first day OF Nav, 1897, the
balance twelve months thereafter: Bon Is with good
personal security will he required. Those wishing
To view the Land before the day of sale, will call on
Doct. George w. Clement, residing near. who will
shcw it. RALPH SMITH, Error.
Of.john Smith, Sen. dec.
June Il wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

a Young girl at New York recently died with
sucn mysterious symptoms as to induce a mas,
mo'tem examination Of the body. 1t was disco.
Vefed 'hat her life was terminated BY the bab;, of
Chewing slate pencil and India rubber. , nra@,;e.
oil general prevalence among school children
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
Dr.. Species Library for Sale.

1T. FS1CCCP y ZItOTTtEy U 'SsstV'
vHNIE large and well selected Library OF the lae
III DR.. Specie. is now offered for sale. AS Tue
number of Theological Works is great, it affords ah
opportunity to Clergymento furnish themselves "''
= supply. The Works of General Literature are also
numerous; and the whole have been selected WIN
great care, and are in the best state of preservation
Persons wishing to purchase, are invited to call ar.
examine them. TO any person or Institution thar
will purchase the whole, | am authorised to say ''
terms will be liberal. JAMES NELSON,
Agent for the administrator,
o. There are also a considerable number oil ,he
MouNTAIsEER, by DIR. Specie, which are ofiere" az
reduced prices.
Stauntou, Va. June 30 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
CHEAP CIOTuS

M subscribers have on hand. a. very ,,,,a 49,,
o' me aud extra super fine Blue Clo,b. >, ,I:
" importation, which they will sell At :, ar y 'nef
~.n ,nce, IN order 10 reduce the STOCK. Tbos ss', ~
want Will 10 "ell'o examine our cloths. III
MayIa 49, u'NI CO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

VkI /. have lust received from New York, "A ca,
w of Fashionable Bonncls-amones then
"ono very tine Plain Straw-wlich with 9th,
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT.
ON CoNslGNMUNr.
y few bales of superior Cotton Yarns, at iacto
fS prices Il. X r..
June 2B "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

.Harder VII Om.-An old man named, Hem
~ Roper, was lately committed TO Nottingham Co.
jail, England, charged, on his own confession. viii,
a rape and murder committed mDre than thirty
years ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
J une Is

TO Robert Jennings and Htna Inn has rife,
William Jadhins and Sarah ID. his wite, 40
salem Bostiek and Morgaret his ~ife, and
Isaac Wcdhey ,euordion tor Elizabeth Roberts
"\kE NOTICE THAT ON the 9th dav of Au-
1 gust, 1896, at the dwelling house OF Robert
Hurt. III the county of Carroll and State of Tennes-
sec, | shalltake the deposition OF said Hurt and 9th
ers, and on the 22d day of August, lS;A, at the ia
vern house of NJ. jackson, in the county of Hal
flax, and state of Virginia, | shall take the deposi-
ton of Pael Street and others, which dispositions
will he read rs evidence in a suit now depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
for The county OF Halifax, in which YOU are PLAIN
titts. and ]. as administrator OF Elijah Baker. decd,
William i .Jetiress. administrator of benjamin An
derron, decd, and Sarah Anderton, are defendants
JAMES McCRAW.
jnne % NV.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
TOBACCO LAND nj Auction.

DVKSUANT 10 a decree Of The county count
h Of Bedford, the undersigned Commissioners
will proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, at the
Store of IIeptinstall 4 Bailey, in the county Of
Franklin, ON the Al, day of August next, a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
FOR SALE.

4 FIRST RATE TWO HORSE WAGGO>
"a made upon the Winchester plan, which is gen,
rail-. very much admired. Any person wishing I
purchase. can view said Wagon al Lynch's Ware
mouse or terms, apply TO the subscriber, residin
at ianghornc's Mills. JNO. n. SUiXkS
June % o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
WHE.4T.

rINHE subscribers hereby inform their customer
L and the public, that, notwithstanding the u
Jury done to the Water Works Dam, by which theh
Mills have been supplied with water, they will be u,
market for the growing crop of Wheat, and will siNo
liberal prices for all wheat delivered at their mills
NJ. & II. :. LANGHORNE'
June Il I'm