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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-18
 MEXI@AN-DERTS.

Ii Is stated in the New Orleans Standard that the merchants of Mexico have, for some months, owed the merchants of New Orleans two millions aud half of dollars, and that, on the first of January ensuing, the debts that fall due will increase the sum 10 four millions and half This sum- the Standard considers, must be almost uDavoidaby lost the present state of affairs continues between Mexico and Texas The editor uses this statement another argument why the United States should become the arbitrator between the conflicting states, and end conflict so productive of commercial loss.-C -Chlistian Herald
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-18
HONEST WEEH.hM ,yfI4.ss;f,g

lR-i hase seen address to me- over your sipna- - are, and examination Ead t eeft.sss little else than base falsehooda and n too coutempble fir the no. tee of gentlemea-aad pronounce you base, envous malicious slanaefer and shall take further notice of your talse publications JOHN EASATER.
 Nov. I2, lsa0.-sl3- .nr'a faa st
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-18

 heafARKAntE sNow STORM. "A letter from pen. ,iS''f' s 44sf5sfztey ias', October 6,l 10 the Editors Of the New York Somnereia giVes an account of one of lie most ex- traofdnary snow storms that ever occurred n any au. tumn m that State. On Wednesday morning il com menced showing. and continued io fall ros;s,i t,, ring the Nhele of lha day and lle next WIS com, puted that the fall ef saop. hut far lapis ;l have exceeded three feet.
 As il was, the snow lay sixteen inches deep at ,hs time the letter written. Great destruction took place among the fruit and forest trees, which ere bro ken ivy the bufihen of snow resting upon them. Such storm, says tire Confnercial at such period Of the year. is altogether without precedent n this eliniaie and adds prominent iem ;o the oecenifeps Of tais remarkable season.- Boston lfanzcriIt.
 
 THE PUAASsa COUNTY LHgEgA5 AN ili. meet for Debate next Saturday evening, Nov. i99 at o'clock, in tue Methodist Epss- eoPal Chufes. tsuastoa-is the Representative bound to obey the instructions of his ooustitaents Vited JA#Es II. 3EAZils eses,, Little Rock, Nov. Is. -
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.yD FET IEDzrY.
ATTORNEY ar LAW,

ATTORNEY ar LAW, ESiDES at Little Rock, and will attend punctuay S to all business entrusted to his care in the Circuit Court ofthe county of Pulaski and the Superior Court of the State.
 Little Rock, August 3oth, ls36.-22f
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sAg1EsLERY.
sVIgEsI1EY.

Receised per aeau Joai heosho on coasignmenf, P "A BARRELS old rectifed whiskey which we will eDU sell for cash only. $. HILL sA GO. Little Rock, October Is, 1926.
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WARD ELECTIo N.

nNllE ward election for six Aldermen and six
l. Common Counemcn. in each ward, III the
town OF Lynchburc, will take place, pursuant 10
an act Of Assembly, entitled " an actto amend an
act entitled an act dng the town OF Lynchhurc
into wards, and Tor other purposes passed Feb
rnary 10 1890, on the FIRST Tuesday in April
ncNt--and viii be held IN Lynch Ward No |,
heng all that part of sand town below the LIST alley
extending from the river to l2th street, in the ie-
nencni on Nlain street, occupied by Jno. X. ID.
PAYNE, t>q., rs an Auction-houSc-and in Henry
Ward, No. ,, being all that part Of SAID town
aho,, Isl alley, extending from the river 10 l2lh
street, IN the front room OF the tenement oppo-
ute the NrGnian Office, occupied by Mr.. Charles
Phelps, rs an Aucton-housc.
HENRY nlN\l\GTON
S'ret Of The Cooperation Of Lpnohbms.
March ) tdc
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In the Counties Of p0rhdfdn al,d GamIbsH
IN obedience 10 decree oi the Circuit superior
Court of Law aud Chancety ion licmco coun=
y, pronounced on the 9Th day OF Decchibet lS;i5,
a sui thcrcndrpcndng between W ham Boiling,
administrator William e. K. Mcwbnrp, deceased.
and the SAID William Boiling and Mary hls wiz.
plaintiffs, and Robert D. Randolph aud others, de
leuants the subscriber will proceed. on the 9th day
oi April NEXT, 10 sell, n public auction, tract Of
Land, called sol TIL EAST lately the residence
oil William MeMburn and OF Suah Il, Me~bun.
containing by estimation, two hundred and ninety
seven acrcs and one quarter be the SANE less,
lsing ia the County OF Po~hatau, about onc me
from the village OF Genlto aud about the same DIS
tancr from the ApponattoX fHcf ADJOINING the ands
ol J. NJ. Hams. " lllam Murray, aud othcr-. I ms
Land IS III healthy situation, aud a NctN agreeable
neighborhood, and Is now IN the possession of Mrs.
MtS ShlpwI'h, 10 whom II Is rented tor the present
S,at The sale Will BE- on the premises, aud viii be
sub the lease OF the present tenant, that Is, 1t
fhr expiration ot the present ycat-and the purchas
viii br entitled 10 The rents which will tall due At
ter his purchase. bne=thlrd al the purchase money
will h. required on the day oi sale, and the balance
PAYABLE IN two equal maldlments ut sly aud twelve
morlhs4"hch must be secured by NOTES pay able and
nruullbIr ut hank, with good cndorsrf aud until
paid thr title will be retained ~ further security
Til, Land viii BIZ >hcwnby Nj. VIM. MurraS or VIM.
Skpwith, to persons deslrou- To purchase.
lie vii also proceed, on the l2ll day Of April
ncxt IT thr front door OF the franklin Hotel m the
town OF Lyuchburg, 10 sell ii public auction, upon
the same terms. another rR ACr OF LAND con
tanning by cstmaIIun SIX hundred and eighty one
acres. be the same more or less, lying IN the County
of Campbell, upon tir stage road to Richmond.
about eight mlc. below I.ynehbura and about two
miles from James river, al lonng the Lands Of VIM
Ross. Spotswood -. Crcnshaw, VIM. &. McAllI>iei
and others. Tins land will be shrwn by the SAID m
&. Nc Mister, 10 persons dcsirous to purchase.
These sales will be made by the subscriber rs the
pi bp he
above mentioned. WIN. BOILING. Com'r.
boiling Hall. Feb. % wtds
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March
MCTTCE,
fT'lITS

'I'ih co-partnefsnp heretofore existing between
L MooN y ANrnoNY, at Lcesve, WAS dissolved
On the 9TH day OF the present month, Nlarch,) by
mutual consent. All pe,sons indebted to sand con
rern are requested and authorised only to make
Pa!mentto Ii tlehury Moon, who has the books and
accounts Of said concern at his Store. trnoldton
anu all persons having claims against SAID conceln.
are also requested present them forthwith To SAID
Noon for payment. MOON < ANTHONY.
March u Il
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


A message was received from the Senate sta
ting that they had agreed 10 resolution for the
elecilonoi Malor-d.cnefa Of the third division of
Virginia MIlluH--And they also neiced 10 the
resolution directing n survey ui the route for rail
road from Bnlord's Gap 10 the Tennessee line, by
Walkers Creek and the North fork OF the llols-
TEN river, with an Amendments. (Amcndmcnt n
creed toy
bill securing to debtors certain portion of
their property, together with the amendment pro-
posed by MI Fleet, WAS taken up, and the amend
mcnt having been amended motion OF Mr.
Gregory, was agreed to, and the bin rs amended
was ordered Ia he en2ro>>rd Tor thnd reading.
message was received from the Senate, bv
Mr.. fontanc, stating ,lnl thcl had aetccd 10 the
Resolution tor transmitting copy of The ENpnn-
ping Resolutions to " ,lliam &. Ri,cs, Esq.
SURPLUS OF TIE LITERARY FUND.
HE cnerosNrd bill, making appropriation ol the
surplus ottho Literary Fund WAS read ,hrd
time, and beng On It's passage, WAS opposed b,
MrssfS. Madison and Brooke. aud supported bN
Mcs>lS. PtenliNs, Gregory, and hcAlnllrn aud
III" hNcN and noes having been ordered On motion
"l MI. ftchll>>, tin question was put and dccldrd
M the affirmative, h> the following vote-a>cs ~
noes, %.
ELECTION OF MAJOR-GENERAL.
The JOINT order oi the da> ior the election of
Major General of the thud DIVISION oi irrinia
Militia, to supply the vacancy oeeasloncd hN the
death oi General John Smith, WAS taken up. and
on motion OF Mr.. Hunter Of B. the House proceed
ed 10 lis execution.
Mr.. Hunter of b. nominate Bripadirr- Gene
raj Elisha Boyd, which nomination was supported
by Mr. Harrison.
MIR. Brooke nominated General BrisooeG. Bald
WIN, and that nomination advocated b>
Mcssrs. wilson OF h. and Dorman.
JOINT vote with the Scua,e-tor Baldwin, llb
Tor Boyd. y
AI.1I
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NOTICE To smoMH MAsoWs.

4 CONTRACT for building STONE LOth
NOUS on the line of the james River aud
hahawha Canal, will be made with any competent
@huftspon>lble Stone Nason
W Persons wishing to contract will make appl-
n'o L" CHARLES ELLEr, in. at the W aslIlnqt on
"efh' IN the town of Lynchburg, where all need
'ul information will be gwen,
March Il Is
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TERMS.
oz.y ,bo EHuCI.burS Ifr.ivj0a"

Gei,,,d tiricc a re,k, at 81 per annum payable in
Pa NJ paper trH be discontinued, (but at the
ofthc Edifors until all arredroges are paid
NJ iDy ERTISEMENTS riH be inserted at
" per square, Tor iessJ the first TIM, oad so
~ . IA, zach continuance. Those from u distance
emo nal for previously 10 Their insertions unless the
"ai be assumed by some responsible person in
LgchJnfg. >. -. r5;,ors n,,y, /, ,o.,. -.
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.z.N'Fsk w.,

Of yellow COUP xion, and Who Is sad To have vie
IN Ptuce Edward county. Andrew wa- BOUGHT bs
Nj Robert Payne, 10, lhc corporation ui iluns, lie
Alabama, IN Richmond, last summer. and 1atlaw5s
from Mr.. Payne, with another ncglo named Jim IN
Buckingham county, near Mr.. Alexander rattersons $,
the 9th oil June last, while on tllc TO Alabama.
jim has since been aiken,
Whoever may apprehend sand ncgto, will appl, 10
Nj. Juo. Il. D. Payne, lyuchbnrg, where the none,
will be depo,ted, TO pay tho above reward.
GEORGE 7. BI,IRNE
Mayor of he torn Of HuntsrH,
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BILLY.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN AGED about
26 Ncais, dark m0lauo, almost five feet sly
inches hiph, very buShy head OF hair, dark grey
eyes, stoopS great deal IN the shoulders very
dim beard, has been tor some lnecompainiNp on
account OF a sprain on his lcit arm near the wrist
lad on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
pantaloons Il a white hat. From what can learn
his aim Is To reach a free STATE, aud the route Ia
ken 10 do 50, Is by the way Of Charleston, ON the
kana"ha, where lac may GAIN passage to Ohio
fol the apprehension and securing IN any Jail, thu
said boy, 81 that get linn, Twill rive $50 if ialen
IN, or 800 # taken out Of the state.
CHRISTI MA TODD
= Tho kanawh Banner and Cincinnati
Wing will insert the above I llmcs, and send thci,
accounts Ia tins Office.
I,,h y
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

W ILL sell, without reserve, N auction, ON the
sprcmisc>, on Thursday the 81 day of March,
about 10 acres of Land, l,ine Immediately on the
river, lalf mile below Town, situated between
the lot hoowh the name "of Smith, wcll'' and the
property Of Saml. bran>told.
Thi, property valuable, and deserves the atten-
lion of the public, as the Canal viii run through ii.
| pom this Land there is Very extensive Stone
Quarry. The tile indi>pulallr. Terms at sale.
JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Auot'r.
Fob ,; ids
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valuable Real Estate For sale.

"' subscriber, wishing to remove, offers 10 sell
~; vi exchange for Western Lands his Estate
Is upon both sides of Roanoke river, near the Big
I'm, III TIE county of Boietourt. 1t IS divided hy
- '"eI INTO equal portions OF 800 acres each, one
which is principally valuable an lncXhaustlble
Wy OF TIMBER lor the support OF the other upon
l i'" 'he improvements situated. The mprov-
"o'e'y has about $50 acres cleared, ot when &Uo
oohPact and unbrohen bottom, of great fertility,
,l me residue OF the cleared land together with
,h greater portion of the uncleared, well adapted to
.re several staples of the country The Mansion is
w;,I Ifck' nearly new "A pain, but comfortable
and q" es.nss the %o, s"%
sd Id''eu on a commanding eminencc, and surround
beautiful Grove. The Overseer's house, Ne
gu nuts W heat Machine and House, stables, Corn
s;, &c Nc are of the best kind, and most eh@lhly
, To strangers, who are unacqnainied with
h ms section of Botetourt, it may be well to remark,
nI lof saubrty of climate, fertility OF soil. and eN
so. n.hce OF society, it has few parallels. The sub
Inoef would he willing to take Negroes or Cotton
'''nus IN South Alabama, in exchange forthe estate
WM. LANGiIORNE.
Gets WITS
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Co.PART NEASfgID.

INllE undersigned having connected themselves
L together, under the firm OF Martin, Udrd s.
Darts, for the purpose Of prosecuting the MER-
CAMILLE Bt SINESS. IN all the various branch
Is, adapted To the town of lyuchbure, respectfully
INFORM friends and the public that hey are daily
IN Interpretation of receiving from the Northern cities.
alarge aud we'll assorted stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries,
HARD WARE, &c.
which will be sold the very lowest rates, ol cash,
Oarferedfor country produce, or to punetua custom
ep, on liberal credit.
THOMAS J. MARTIN,
JOHN WARD. JR.
NM. VI. DAVIS.
March 81 ts
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

\ are now opening. in the house formerly oecu-
ped bv MIR. Thomas lligginbothmn. one door above
The China, Glass and Earthcnw9re Store of Nr. J. y
Evans, aud nearly opposite the Post Office, entire
new stock al
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March
NOTICn.

~ virtue OF a deed of trust. executed 10 US by
u y HUGH Nomgonefle. bearing date on the 7,h da,
Of June, lS2S and OF record the Hastings Count
for the Corporation OF iNnchbug. We shall on the
Isl day of April, 1886, al the Factory occupied hy
Robert \. Elliott, in the town ui iAnchhufg. sell.
by NaN ol public auction. Tor rr,,dv money. clght
Tobacco Screws and PlrSsrs, three Ca>t-lrun
Stoves, pair patcn, Balances. and sundr, other
fixtures Ion the manufacturing Of Tobacco. We
will convey only such title vested IN by sad
deed bnt thai Is believed to be good.
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GrOCcitcs nssd Epru a0of!s.

whlrhthey will sell for cash, or barter for country
produce Theypatcularly request their friends and
aQnantanccs to call and examine their stock before
purchasing 50 bbls. Rec lIcnings, of superior quail
ty.
March 81 2t
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TO Brick Layers and Stone Naasons.

WANTED IMMEDltTFI Y good workmcn Of
w the above character, to erect atencment ninety
feet by fifty, in this town. Communications specify
me terms, will be attended to promptly Persons ap-
plying will be expected to finnish testimonials as to
character and skill RICH ARD X. CRALLE.
G = The Lexington Gazette VIII insert the above
Nv. aud forward account to tins office.
Mnrch L wis
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wv ANTED, an active Young Man, to take charge
w of Horse, the ensuing season. Good re-
Communications will berequired, ard none but sober
steady man need apply. HENRY BROWN, in.
March II Is
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I W!Sl! to purchase about 80 likely Young Ne
croes, from to p years of age-Lcttcrs di-
rcctcd TO me in Lynchburg, or my brother Mark,
will be attended to JOHN ANTHONY.
Dec. II IS
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

fNlE abo' ard will be gwen ion the app,cheaz
1 sion Ind delivery IN the lSnehbnE OF X lch#
mond jail, of negro man, by III. name of
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ECSTEONE ~ z! Z. I. =.

ECsTEo I. n 1.Ia1.
fENllE sale OF the above property is postponed
IL until Thursday, the l2lh day ot MAY next.
J. II. d. PAYNE.
March3 ids
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NEW GLASGOW 1xoTDL.
500 Rev ard.
VI q LIN i.

I'D ANAW ~ from the subscriber. residing III
Iyn,hbur, about the IL til OF Janual, Last,
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STOVES S.

STVVE
INRANkIiN and Nine Plate Stoves--Just recev-
ed and iuf ST by
H. Is. RICHARDS g. co.
Oct %
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me ssugc was received II, IN tie - natc, sini-
ing that The, have passed the bills entitled an
act To incorporate the New Holc Gold Mine
Company an ,act changing the Hunting Run
Gold Mining Company into Company for min
my and manufacturing Iron ard Steel, -" an act
10 amend the several acts concern ing the Petef>-
burg Rail Road Company an act to authorize IA
snbSci piion on behalf of the Stale 10 the stock of
The Pilt>> Ivania and I.,nchlurg Turnpike C, NJ
pany, and for other purposes, AN act ncurpor,-
ting the lynclLurg and Campbell Court hous.
Turnpike Company" n an act TO amend tic
act entitled an making further provision for COM
plotting the road from Staunton TO the mouth of
tho i'tt'c kanawha." And they have agreed 10
the resolution voting sword to Captain l.. AZ.
Nalctc OF the United States Navy.
On motion OF Mr.. Goodali,
Rssoirtd, By the Gemerai Issttlbh NJ Iue,-
ma, That the Board of Public Works h. and they
are hereby instructed TO cause a Srvev>io he made
of the Pamunkv River, from New Casile. in ,Ec
county Of Hanover, 10 The junction oi the North
and South Branches and also Of he Son,l, Branch
up to Darricou's Mills, in the county of Hanover.
And ii the en.a .cnlonts OF the Prnoil,a Engiaecs
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DN SI'EPSlA

10 he Editors must be POST PAID.
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March 3
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS

Dec u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-17
pproyed, July %, 1885.
IPrBLfc.-No. 1871

IPcBuc.-No. 10
AN ACT confirming claims to and in tho
State Of Louisiana.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States of
America in Congress assembied, That The
decisions in favor oflind claimants mVde by
the register aud receiver Of the land ofiici in
Ncw.Orlsa under ito Of the first Of Deem
ber 1885, by virtue ofau act entitled " An act
for the inol adjustment Of claims to land ia the
State OF Lo1isiana," which have been laid be-
fore Congress Il the present session by the Sc
oretary OF the Treasury, be, and the same are
hereby confirmed, with the exception OF the
claims of Nircisse Carmouche Julie Alexandra
and Martc Miior, Nicholas BIra, and Francis
Menard, saVing and reserving. however, TO all
adverse claimants, the right to asset the va
lidiiy Of their claims in court Of justice.
Approved, July ilh, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-17
rPuRtIc-No. III

AN ACT to repeal SO much ofthe act Of March
second, seventeen hundred and ninety nine,
as respects the issuing of certificates on the
importation of wines.
BE IL eRde.ed By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of the United States Of Anse-
ricd in Congress assembled, That SO much of
the act of Congress, passed second March, 1899,
as requires that the survsyor or chief officers
ofinspection of any port, where wines may be
landed, shall give to the proprietor, importer,
or consignee thereof, on hfs or her agent,
certificate, as mentioned in the fortieth and
forty first sections of said act lis hereby repealed.
Approved, July Cd, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-17
fPrnIIc No. 69.l

AN ACT supplementary TO an act entitled
" An act ~ regulate the deposites Of. the
public money" passed twenty-third June,
eighteen hundred and thirty-six.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States # Imeri-
ca ia Congress assembled. That nothing in the
Act to which this is a supplement. shan be so
construed as TO prevent the Secretary of tho
Treasury from IN king transfers from Banks
in rome State or Territory, to Banks in another
State or Territory. whenever such transfers
may BE- required, in order TO prevent large and
inconven;ent accumulations in particular pla-
ccs, or in orlsr 10 produce a due equality, and
Just proportion, according to the provisions Of
said act.
Approved, July "a, 1886.
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rPrRLfc.-No. GIL

AN ACT making appropriations for the current
expenses ofthe Indian Department. for Indian
snnuriics. and other similar Objects for the year
enc tbousand eight hundred aud ihiuy-si1.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House or Rep
rsseniauVss OF the United States Of America in
Ssnsrsss assembled, Ths, The following SUNS bs,
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BY AUTHORITY.

Laws o. the United States, passed at the
Isl Session of the 24h Congress.
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THE TERMS

@ssSs-8sGasS 82ePHs2iesp.
Are $2,25 per onnum. II paid in adrGnoe, a
discount Of % cts iciA be made
No paper riH be discontinued until arrearages
are paid except at The option Of the publisher.
Adpertisments cOnsPieuousiy inserted on the usu-
III terms-and rhen not marked ,ciU be continued
anti forbidden and charged accordingly
Il hbrai discount made to those iclo adrsrtiSe By
che year.
PRINTING
of all kinds executed ,cith nodtneSs and despatch
at this ofioe'-iH The building No. l25 Thames St
m The Of the Sarings Bank, and directly the
counting of Henry Bull.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25
Various Matters.

A correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer speaks in glowing terms Of
the golden prospects, Of Virginia. We
have conversed,' he says, with a gen.
tleman lately returned from an explo-
ration in part Of the Gold Region, and
ON whose veracity we can rely, who
exhibited to our view several Of the
richest specimens Of ore Attained from
different mines 1.-The supplies Of which
he describes as being inexhaustible.
The mines Of Booker, Eldridge, Nor
ton, and Ayres, in Buckingham, with
those Of Hughes, Basby. Moss, &C., in
Coco bland and Fluvsona, may vie for
richness and extent with any in the
known world Joined 10 these, he has
acquired information Of the richest
veins Of copper Iron, and marble, in
the most eligible situation for operating
and Transporting only requiring en-
terprise and comparatively small
capital to render them avaiIable.'
Aiez. Gag.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25
THE WHEAT CROP.

The wreck ofthe wheat crop is almost
compiete. Throughout the State, the
complaint is loud and no doubt just.
What the hard winter left, the fly had
nearly extirpated. The small remainder
spared by the Hessans, is now consum-
ed by the rust, the effect of near three
weeks unintermtted rain. In addition
TO the assaults of the frost, the fly, the
cheat, the rust, the strut, and Heaven
knows what foes besides, James River
and other streams have been visited by
fresh, the greatest for 20 years. This
has left the wheat fields within its inAu-
enee unworthy ofthe scythe. Tho fail
ure OF the wheat crop has become so
common. so invarlable indeed, In middle
Virginia. that 1t is probable agriculture
IN that region Will undergo another rev.
olntlon. The wheat crop had but sue.
ceeded IN eIpellmg tobacco, whom It's
failure will render 1t necessary to substi-
tute 1t with sosnethlng else. -Rlchmond
Wing, June Ia.