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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
CONGRESSIONAL.

Is SrN,Tr-Mr Clay's Lard Bill IS now nn-
dor discussion IN tie the Senate 1t is, however,
we imagine. mere waste OF ''h'e' as Tue parry
are determined to go against il, not because OF ITS
imuol;cv but because it came out OF Nazareth or
even should it pass both Houses Of Congress, II
will be vetoed by the President.
On the 10Th, Mr.. Webster presented sundrv
petitions relative 10 Slavery, IN the District Oh 20
mn,bia, and moved their reference to committee
They were laid on the table, as were similar pe''-
lions presented by Mr. Ewing. Mr.. ebsier' like
Mr.. Van Bmen, declared in favor OF the rshf oil
Cono,eS, to Iegslac TIE subject, and he aver
red tina, such was the unanimous opinion u '''o
Northern people And yet, at such 'lme' when
~ those who think that they have the r'gi'
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thus TO interfere with 4 disregard the settled sane
tons OF the Constitution, camorous for the exer-
else of the right the South called on to support for
'he PRESIDENCY Northern man who comedies the
power How long viii DE, after his election,
before public opinion at IT, North, upon which "A
President from that quarter must mainly rely for
his support, will compel him 10 Weld his oblcc-
tons TO the exercise of the power : five, of the
South, surrender this point, We open the gate
which leads 10 the heart oithc citadel.
TN the same day, Mr.. Benton introduce ed his
tNpnnging resolution. 1t is prciaced by a long
preamble, concluding as follows:
H'soircd. That the said resolution be cxpun-
ged from the Journal. and for that purpose, thai
the Secretary Of the Senate, II, such time ms the
senate shall appoint, shall bring the manuscript
journal OF the session of 1894 into the Senate
ana IN the presence Of the Senate, draw black
lnes round the SAID resolve, and write across the
lace thereof III strong letters, the following words :
E1P"nscd by order the Senate. this - day
81 -, IN thu yea, u our Lord 1896"
Mr. Rlves, il will he seen, has not obcyed the
Instructions of The Legislature, by which he was
as lmpcrati,clN required Ia " introduce" as he Is
W. WIZ W. wv bid'h Inc meIhou III t\pnnolhp.
Nor will he obey instructions if he vote for the
foregoing rcsolulion--iur the Virginia resolutions
say nothing ahoat " strone letters, nor, indeed
did We ever hear Of such letters before. We shall
hold Mr.. RiNcS 10 the letter OF the bond under
which he has talen his seat IN the Senate. The
resolution Is made the order OF the day for lhe ith
of Aril.
On the Eth, Mr. Webster moved the printing
OF 5000 cNira copies OF the report from the Sec,c-
tary Of the Treasury, transmitting "A statement OF
the condition ot The pepo>ite Banks-whcreupo
Il most Interesting debate cnsucd which we shall
cndrayor IL make room for in our ncN II APP
pears that IN these Banks the amount OF public
dcpo>itC> is 80 millions and OF private dcpositcs
5nailljonS--aul that the total amount of their OBJ
legations is II millions, and their means To pay
these obligation, enc dollar in six
llorSr or RorgrsrNrArlvrs.-T debate on
the North Carolina contested election, between
Me>,rS. NeWllnd and Graham, still continues, up
on mere medic afal points.
The bllmal.iaf appropriations 70, lhr Naval
service, for the scal 1886, is also under debate.
The other bnsnc>> before the House has been
Of a private and local character
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,.,o,t. Nessrs. Barton and Van Buren, join
an'e"' r, :, the discussion, and MIR. Lloyd, spoke
ed o'''" ,lause at considerable length and with
III earnesiness.
n'aen a,,.a ,,os,on on agreeing with the commit
che whole in striking out the clause, was
zee .'lad by yeas and nays, in the Affirmative as
.ollows =, p..to,. po,,on
~, D'Wolf. Eaton, Elliott, Gailari.
L !, ,s Of Mass, johnson of Kentucky, johnson
,'" lana. King of Ala, Lloyd, Macon, Noble.
o. 'o Smith. Southland, Stokes, Van Dyke,
r'1pa Ware, Williams of Missouri, Williams of
Tennessee-23.
Nle.srs. Barton, Boardman, Brown of
,,;a Chandler, Dickcrson, Fnday, Holmes of
o !, ~, King of New York, Knight, Lanman,
M'" MANI, Mills Morris, Otis, Palmer, Parrot, Rug
Luz ,' SEYMOUR, Thomas, Van Burcn-2O."
5 We BEG particular attention to the character of
.,riction attempted to be imposed, in the or
.;,,,;on of the territorial government of Florida.
s,,ho,Oh it did not prohiba slavery, vet it attempt
,,o,rescrihe the conditions upon which it might
':.,--an attempt which should not have been
Ia by Congress, but which should have been
,.n.,lcly to the action of the Legislative Council
,rl,rda. which stands in the same relation to
.ho neople ofihat territory, in the regulation of
:, municipal affairs, that the State Legislatures do
tho ncople OF the States. 1t is a link in the
.,.;o Of evidence, therefore, which goes to sub
,,.n,;a,e Mr.. Van Burcns hostility to ono of the
.:al;ocrests of the Southern States. We do not
deny that, in his opinions on the subject, he is
,on,cienously honest. But the question is,
,,,tbcr man entertaining such sentiments, should
be supported by the South
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

Al a late hour of the afternoon. I,was .,., ,ha, +,
determination WAS had to carry them ,hronob a, NIL
events and some retired through DISGUST. som,
IN '""so lndisposItion, and none from the motive
'''uued 10 IN the Official of yesterday"
he nomination of Andrew Stevenson, to be
Mlnsterto Great Britain, was next taken M. and
decided follows:
lEAs-M es>rs. Benton, Brown, Buchanan.
,otnheri, Ewing of ILL.,, Grundv, Hendricks, Ill.,
,'oopaIa' hIng OF Ala, Ming of ca, Linn, Me
Mean Moore, Morris, Nichols, Niles, R,cs, Ro.
hmson, Rueeles, Sheplcv, Tallmadce, linton,
Walker, Wall, Wright-26
S-Mcssrs BLACK. Calhoun. Clay. Claw
ton, Critcnden, Davis, living of Ohio, Goldsbo-
rough, Knight, Mnneum, Naudan, Porter, Prem
il>S, Preston, Robbins Southland, Swift Tomlin-
son, Whitc-lo
Herein the value OF patience is fully illustrated.
We hive no special objection To this appointments
SAVING and excepting the means BY which it was
IN all probability obtained, and winch will more full
y appear in the Report of the Scnatc's committee
recommending Mr. Stc,cnson's rejection, which
shall appear in our NEXT. Mr.. Stevenson, i, is
true, Is not remarkable for the strength of his
intellect or the variety of his requirements
but rs no question OF very great Importance will,
III all Likelihood, tie brought into discussion be-
tween the two governments, during his diplomatic
career, we don't see that the $751; 200 for 4 year,
lr"iIc may not as well be bestowed upon him a>
upon worse man. Besides, externally, he is a
hne sample OF tn" genus homo !. and we like 10
send such abroad uccdSionav it, for nothing else,
TO rcintc the learned Abbc Ray nails theory that
men, like animals and planets, degenerate and b,
come d"al'lSh under Western >lN.
The nomination 81 cur old acquaintance, john
II Futon, rs Minister to Spain, WIS then confirm
ed, hy the following vote:
IEAS-Mes>rs. Benton, Blaeh, Brown, Hn-
.h'"'h, ''iend,h' 'n'hoeFi, DAVIS f"Ine OF IL
- ,,sf y. '''' ,:,' 5's
Noo,o uo,ri> \,rGn,.s Nils ptcn,;,x NV,
Robinson. RueeIos Shrplcv. Tamader, Tip
ton, iomIinsoh, aiher, Wall, " hltr, Wight
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Pujhc Lands.--Prnn~yIvania is cnlircl, re-
deemed from the influence of the Kitchen Cab-
yard to her true interests. Resolutions, instruct
ing her Senators and requesting her Representa-
tives in Congress, 10 vote for the distribution of
the proceeds OF the sales Of the Public Lands a.
mong the several States, in the ratio of their fcdc-
raj population, has passed the Senate ofthat State,
by vote of2ito Z. They had previously pas
sed the other House bya large majority When
will Virginia awake TO IA sense of her interests
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u n ]. N 81 NJ q.

- STONES. QlelN from Newark, \. J.) bcgs
~. Ia inform the gcn'tN and public OF L,nchbntg
and lis ,,clrnis that he has commenced the not 81
AND SIGN PAINTING III SiNESS, and respect
fully sollcusa share OF then patronage. II will be
his study To give satisfaction, both execution and
despatch.
&. :. Intends also To establish HE Couch Pdinfing
and Orn0mtnt'nr, as soou Is he procure a con
senicn aud suitable place ior the purpose. aud from
his experience pledges himself, II an, Carrlapcs are
entrusted To INN, /" tufn them out equal to any
Northern work, and IL stand.
~ Apply Al Mrs icwclin's Tavern, where orders
will meet with immediate attention..
March - I'm #
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TIE BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT

The National lntcilioenccr concludes an article
on the guess" oil tie Richmond Enquirer, that
" another brilliant achievement awaits lhs admin
i>iralion,' with the following remarks
1--WE deeply apprrl:rnd that the .ldmini,ra-
ton has SOME scheme N pete, which, under color
Oh benefit or acquisitions, i'll be deep and last
lng curse to the country. Such We should deem
the acquisition OF Il further extent Of Territory.
Suci, we should deem the acquisition of Texas.
any Other Ierfilor, on our continent Of any
island from SPAN, OF OF Mediterranean colony.
Yet, of all the thing, can dix of, which tie
Enquirer would be likely to hail rs 4, brilliant A.
chIcNmcni hv means Of til" public Treasury, none
occur to rs hcing more likely that one of these.
The first oi them appears to US the more probable
conjecture.
:" We recollccl the recent transactions IN Texas
the incNplicablc IMMIGRATION lllhcr from the nj
ted Siatcs--lhc arrival here Of IA Special Minister
from Mcxrn.--lhls must be it.
" How many millions, worth, reader, are YOU
willing Nlal be divorced from the purposes of in
lcrnal improvements within and by the several
States, to the acquisition of tin, Province of Tex
as; with lis present Heterogeneous and lavlcss
population, and lis prospective Irocon,uates, mil
ilary government, aud boundlcss speculation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

o. Tie Legislature, ii is probable, adjourned
Yesterday; having sat within abou, one week of
their constitutional tcrnl--wtl ole exception the
longest ssion that was ever held in Virginia and,
without exception, the most useless in matters
omitted, and tie most m>ohievous in those effect
ed. 1t is the lrS Legislature in which the avow-
ed partizanS of Van Buren, constituted the naiori
". and We hope il will be the last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

IL Fleming u. Miller. Esq. and Col. George
W. Wilson are announced rs candidates for re-
election in Botctour The party" would have
given MIR. Miller the slip for voting against the
ESpuneing Resolutions, if they Ind dared Bui il
the people called for that measure, why are they
afraid To make the effort
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

Wan IIorship Tile hcroitcs in New York,
birthday of Gen. Jackson, 0he 18th of March,
an honor never paid to Jefferson or "A Mad-
son, and which was withheld from Wa>hincton
himself until lis death had indicated the act from
the imputa'ion OF sycophancy. As a cotcmpora-
~ remarks, " Th, is an honor which, in Monar-
cIie> is paid to the living, but in Republics has
heretofore been reserved for the dead"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
MARRIAGES..

Married, ON The 23rd INST. by the Rev. T..
Wads"orth, Mr.. TnoM,s u. EVANS 10 Miss
yANr b., daughter Of William Ross, Esq. all OF
Lynehhuc.
--, ON Wednesday evening, the 2nd IN
slant, by the Reverend William = Reid. Mr.
WntlaMf. COLEMAN, to Miss JANE C., Youngest,
daughter OF Benjamin Brown, ESQ, all of Am
HPrSI
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IlEDREW LANGUAGE.

TNlIE subscribers hereby informs the Young Gen
i tlemcn and Ladies OF tins place, who may wish
To become acquainted with the ll1nRtw I,Nor,.r
that hc expects few weeks to commence a course
of Instruction In small Class, formed for the p,,r
pose. An addition 10 the Class would be desirable
Persons wishing farther information on the subject
apply AT the subscribers School Room.
5. ID. TOMPKINS.
March - II
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NttEhen. .---\ Meeting q

X - u Y
10y zcns of Campbell, Pius,lvania, and Bed
ford, is requested AT LecS>illc, ON the
4th day of April neN, TO take ino consideration
the proprleiy of forming a New County of parts
of SAID Counties, aud lur olhcr purposes.
The Candidates Tor the Legislature in snd
Counties, are respectfully invited to attend.
Marched tdm
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~ The Norfolk Herald furnishes the follow.

~ The Norfolk Herald furnishes the follow
ing list of distinguished officers no" IN The field a.
pan,t handful oiIndians: Major Generals Ma
comb, Scott and Gaines, Briea'irr Generals Eus-
It's and Cnch, Colonies Lindsey, Crane, Bank
head and Gates, and Majors Kirby, Bolto,,
Twigrs and Whiiing-besides Militia Generals,
Colonies and Majors, without number.
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March p
NIessrs. WIN. II. Starr and John Thur.

FENAkE notice that ON the 10Th day of April
4 the Store house of James Headcn. in
Bedford comfy, and State of rgna, shall take
the dispositions of William English, and others :;
on the l0lh of April, at the Store house Of Pres
ton * Lptinicl, IN Bedford county, shall take
the deposition, of Pleasant Preston aud others
on the 22d Of Apr, Il, the Store house of Board
q Mtabc, | shall take the dispositions of Alex
ander ka>cy, sent, and others; TO be read as cv-
llrnce on the trial OF Il suit IN Cbanccry, now de-
pending aud undetermined in the Circuit Snncrior
Cont oi Law and Chancerv, for the county of
Bedford, wherein am plaintiff, and Won are de-
PENDANTS. II, from any course, shall fail to COM
pIr,e taking the said dispositions on the above ma
med days, shall continue taking them, at the same
places, from day 10 day, until completed.
JOHN McCABE.
March p 3w
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o. We are authorized to announce that DA-
NID ). GARLAND. Esq, is a candidate to rep
resent the county of Amherst in the next Leslsa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

~ The Wing Convention OF Maine has nom
mated Edward Kent next Governor of that
State, and unpledged Electoral Ticket for
President and ice President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

w Rum. Holland Gin
TEAS, CllEESE.
RIor. Scgars,
Pants, Dus
D\E-S1t iFS, Mdiciu,s,
Guns and Pistols
\>H>Isnts, Brnshfs
Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco
FERf' MERN, Water and Velvet Colors,
Scars, Fancy irticics
Io1toNS ron TuE SkiN,
Preparations Tor the Hair.
ltccklr " ,sh Liquid aud Solid Rouge, s
ltMo> S'nnr' superior quality by the bottle
gallon.
topeias, Mhddcr.
Stet and Ground logwood
Double brown Stout
London and Phiiadoiphia Porter,
'itlon, NINoNps,
Rasns, Fi9s,
Talm Nuts, Percussion Cans,
Fiunes, III PLAIN and fancy boxes,
Ginger, Pirrtn and ALIsrIor. ground aud
nngfound,
Preserves aud Pickles, assorted,
H'mstruc salt tcifc, Alum,
Red aud hlaek Ink, hquid and porder,
Sowing aud Knitting Needles Pins by the pa
per ~ d"zen papers,
NiolnH, GsiiirS,
FItftS, Fiagio',Hs,
Pass ,ois. fjES.
tlarloncu and iIaln1ouicas
Violin and Guitar strings.
Apda NkIEIa al other articles The ,ariefp oC
WINES, Ne Ia rerg great and those purchasing bills
OF Goods will find the prices very pleasing. For
sale by Howell DAVIES.
March 81 WITS If
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o. Its rumorcd thai Senator King of Alaba-
War, ricc Gov. Cass, who is to be sent to France.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

~ BAGS ALMONDS,
30 quarter casks Sweet Malaga Wine,
b do and do Madeira,
AZ baskets best Sweet Olive Oil,
3 chests do do Flasks
boxes Loaf Sugar,
For sale io,r to close by HOWELL DAVIES.
Xach21 Wis il
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REV IL; w
or 7WE IlNCUBtRG MtRkETS,
CORRECTED by FI0fCOlnbP ~ OSey.

Extreme prices of passed Tobacco 81 10 10 ~ OO
Interior to Common. Z % Ia no
Common To Gond aud fine shipping q 0O Ia 10 al
Good 10 Fine Manufacturing. 10 Oo Ia | 90
lugs, frosted, = 10 To Il IN
lugs, nee Of frost, q OO Ia ~
Inspected the past week 25s hhd>., passed and
refused tobacco We no zee no change in our
market. LUIS y common continue, h,pL. rood and
fine Is scarce, when shcwn II is not as heh as usu-
al compared with ues and common
hid. brought ~I2 -, bought by s. H. Davis
manufactures
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TOR RENT.
taNNBANV A.

"a This celebrated ioa-rcitrr, will
es'aa-sa-h.ls-. field, about Two miles from tho
town "i Manchester, and be- let 10 mares M seven.
tN-i'c dollars the season, with dollar 10 tho
groom Season 10 commence on the first day Of
February, and expire on lle first day of July next
Mares lett will Gollanna viii lr fed agreeable TO
orders and charged accordingly. Every possible
care sh" be taken To proven, accidents or es-
cnpes, but will not be liable for either. Servants
sent with mares 10 Gohanna, will he boarded free
OF charge. Gentlemen sending for mares left with
Gohanna, will send the money or their notes for
the season, when the mares arc taken away. Go.
HANNA having been often advertised, ! think il
useless To say any ,hne about his blood or psr-
Torrance, and the high prl,c he was sold Cor sss
ial NJ public auction, Is evidence sufficient Of his
high standing get,cr of race horses
lie is now at Major Balls Livery Stable, wkers
he will remain until his season commences.
lSIlAM PUCkETT.
Richmond. Marcl, u OF
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LAND FOR SALE.

thc 22d day Of April. 1895 we will proceed
~ 10 sell upon the promises, 1T public auction,
Tor cash TRACT OF LAND, in Campbell coun-
~, adjoining VIM. Cough. and Others, containing
40 acres, more OF less The sale will be made IN
pursuance Of snn'fy trust deeds, executed to u.s. by
Thomas T. Wright, oi record in the Clerks Office
oi Campbell county. We.hall convey such title an
~, as We hold rs trustees.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.I
W. H. GARLAND, il"s'ees'
March - ,o1A
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o. numerouNy attended dinner was given
to MrS,fs. I ylcr and Leieh, in Richmond, Sa-
turday last. Great enthusiasm, We lean, prevail
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N1arcll2i
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

FE'ilE Subscribers continue to do a General Com
mission BUSINESS Particular attention paid to
receiving and forwarding Goods to any part of IN,
country. The greatest attention Will be pad to the
interest Of those who may conldc their business 10
MS, and charges made moderate.
POE 81 KENWICK.
March II 4, II
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.SpRI.NE GOODS.

INIiE subscribers are now receiving their
L Spring supply consisting in pat Of
l56 hldS. prime 81. C,oix and l.. Il, Sugar,
l75 barrels Wet India do
20 boxes and bhls. Loaf do
1000 bags prime Green, RIO Lapnira Old Java
and Mocha Coffee
So hhds +. !. and Sugar House Mol,ss.,,
800 packages Fresh Teas,
200 kegs Cu Nails (as>orlcd ,i,cs,)
Dupont's Powder, Shot, lead, Alum Sallpctre,
Copprras, Indigo, Maddcr, New Rice, Soap, Can.
digs, ASp',c, Pepper, Ginger, Old Madeira,
French, Port and Malaga Wines, Rai.ns, Almonds,
Pruncs, Oranges, Lemons and Figs.
1900 sacks Liverpool filled Salt, with variety of
other Goods.
Goods received aud forwarded with ,lcspl,ch.
o." All orders csecurcd with care and on the
best terms. II. ". Il J. J. FRY.
Richmond, March p Wv
l,rM Elastic OF India Rubber Over Coats.
~ Iroek do do do
Pea do do do
Dn pantaloons,
Caps, with Capcs,
Bushins OF Caters, with and without feet, for
riding,
Camlr Capcs,
Over Shoes. for gentlemen
Ladies lined Shoes,
Life Prcserscrs,
Ain Cushions,
Water Bottles,
Gun Gases,
Ladies' Aprons,
Porto, Deuto and Prussatc Of Mercury
Almond Paste, FOR washing the Hands
Thieves aromatic Vinegar
Compound Extract Coocynth
DO do Sarsaparllla.
French Roll Pomatnm
DO do Quinnc,
Drs. Call and Sphur1hems marked Head,
oxalic Acid,
Clilorlc Aether,
African Cayenne
Ground Cinnamon,
Extract Lettuce,
IsIngass,
lIydriodatc Poass,
Oh iiorsemlnt,
Fine powdered Elm Bark,
syrup Smsapauila,
liquid Ink best,
Gnr Chalk for Tniiors,
Indian Oh Tor the Hair,
Indian Dye, for claiming GRAY or Rod Hair 10
Black,
Electic Anodyne, Tor Tooth and Ear Ache,
Indelble Ink, near kind
Whispering Tubes, for Deafness,
Gold and Silver Leaf
i.nciief Matches, assorted
Phosphate Iron,
Surgeons Instruments,
Dentists do
Bar Soap. white and blue. superior qaoliiy,
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March - Wits
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a. We are authorized 10 announce Dr.. JAMES
POWELL as rs a candidate TO represent the coun-
~ Of Amherst in the next Legislature.
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WILL sell on Thursday, the o4tt insts.s, =
i front Of my auction Room,
I'D bags Green Coffee,
3 boxes Fur Hats,
Raisns and Rock Candy,
Almonds,
Tallow Candies.
lurpen'lne Soap,
Chairs, bureaus,
Looking Glasses. Sc &c.
CHARLES PHELPS, Iuc'r
March II .. -
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
ron la16-

IN'i' subscribers most respectfully tender their
thanks TO their customers and friends and the
public generally. Tor the liberal patronage heretofore
extended towards 'hem, aud informs them that they
ne no" receiving, NJ II cir Nar Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods Store, nearly opposite the Farmers Bank,
from Ne" York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, their
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FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION.

NV1x GNILS AT AUCx1ON.
2#A On Thursday, the 9th instant will
Gs& sshn 'fon' of Charles Phelp.'s Auction
wy" Room. 4 large assortment of FRJTIT
, TREES, consisting of Apples, Peaches,
Pears Cherries, fnns Nectar,nes. &c. &c. Tn,
Trees are ol beautiful size FOR planting. and win no.
labelled and warranted genuine "
JOHN d. RICHEsON.
March II "a
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T.. n. BOWEN

T.. n. BOWEN
rs sow opening, in the Store doors above
l. Messrs. Williams n Nictors an antre new Stock
of DRY GOODS, 0ROCEAxIS, Ae.,
suitable for the present and approaching SeasSa,
which he will sell low Tor Cash. >. :
He particularly requests his friends and acqpais-
tanes 10 cali aud examine la. S,oSA before purchase
ing. .
Oct. a.
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WANTED.

WANTEU,
! the subscriber, tourBOYS from Ito l6 wears
- old. as Apprentices to the Coach Making Bu-
sincss. None bur those OF good moral habits viii
be taken. COUNT, Boys are preferred.
SAMUEL AYRES.
Fen. 90 tsT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
LAMP OIL.

.p.D GALLONS pure Winter Strained Lamp
@la.J OH for sale by D. Il. LYMAN.
Also, fresh supply ofCasror Oh, Spirits TYR.
penne, Linseed aud Sweet OIL. DIR. L.
March II ltG
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-22
FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship South America, cap
tain Waterman, which sailed from Lii
verpool on the 10th April, arrived at
New York on Friday. BY her the ed
itors are put in possession Of the files
of Liverpool papers to the 18th.
The most important intelligence is,
that the British ministry was about ta-
king decided stand in favor Of the
Queen Of Spain. Lord Melbourne, in
the House Of Lords, had distinctly sta
ted that the letters Of Lord ]. Hay, to
General Cordova, announcing the IN
reference ofthe British in the affairs
OF Spain, were authentic. At Ports
mouth the most active measures were
in progress to give succor to Spain.