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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
Letter NJ. 10.
From BeajdHia Z. Trarcr.
Ell! S. SHORTER

SiR'-Mr. Corley gave me time to be tefe to
close the trade with hin until could get out, or
I'll they commenced certifying. As my business in
course ~ not settled, am unable to say when
shall be there aud if you have not closed the trade
with Mr. Corley you san do 1t fer me--it you ore
not disposed 10 60 into 1t, bot prefer your con-
neclIon IN the matter There Is nothing going on
at this time, but stealing Of land with abou, 50
Indians. Pay them $40 or - when certified. and
get all The balance back, BnI get 400 or 500 con
iracts certified with 80 lndiaas, - a!llhe game
Juds Shorter has just returned from DR.. McIlen-
rye. h@ states that different spectators have a.
bout 500 lnsjans bid out and ceriy ing at Eight. -
larga IS certifying too. Without rush We are
gone. b. j. TARVER.
JaAes s. Moore vas married on tonight. The
Judge ih'Hks that the srges proportion. II not all
The lsad that's before Dr.. Mc!le-ry, ai be cerli.
fed on tins week. Now IS the time or never. -
lloHah boys Here goes Il. Let Us stea all
We can. shall 20 for II. or get 10 lands Now
or never.
n n TNHr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
(CIrcuiar)
tCUouidr)
Treasury Department, !
Second Comptroller's Office, June 80 1896. {

treasury Department, I
Second Comptroller's Office, June 80 $50. {
.9gohJ for Pogag Pensions:
SiR You will perceive BY the annexed act Of
Congress- that the law there referred &c HlI not be
eos'rued to authorize the pension Of any pensoner
Of The 4. 1ted States 10 be withheld and that the
intention Of, 1ngress in enacling the explanatory
law Of 2oth May, 1885, was to place the claims
and righ,s Of pensioners precisely on The sane foot
ing e the TO prevent o,'aic4tons, &c, had
never been pSssed and conseq,-c,.' y that all mo-
MES due to pensioners winch have teen ana are yet
withheld under the construction heretofore ,hen
10 that law, shi for that reason only, ought 10 ,,
reiu uded to them
fou viii please withdraw all siHppages directed
to be made against United States pensioners since
the passage Of the act OF the 25ih January, ISIS.
and upon the forms and instructions beiug complied
sth, as IN al other cases, pay tie six mouths pen
sion due on the &h March last.
JoHN y. MouLDEH Acting Comptroller.
A. ACT explanatory Of the "Aci entitled snae:
TO prevent defsica,i0Rs on the part fine dsburs-
ing agents Of The Government, and for other pur-
poses."
Be II enacted by The Senate and House Of Rep
resens,Ees Of the United States OF America ia Con
gress al sembed. That the Ae1 entitled IAN act to
prevent deislesiions 90 the part Of the disbufsing
SCENTS ofihe Government. and fos other pufposes,"
approved the 25ih January. e.gh,eea huLdfed and
twenty eight. shall not be construed 60 authorize
the pension Of any peosioner 20 be withheld.
Approved M,y Goth 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

BENsiaGToN CouSry.-"tnioa is strength" Our
Wing AMI Antmasouie friends are particularly referred
TO the proceedings Of the great Union Meeting IN Ben.
n'nston County, On out frat page. They will there 81,
the happy consequence, Of foregoing considerations Of
minor nature and arou,ins to action nstcn of vital
lnteros, 10 the country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
R.fa,n' Rryaolmeaf, e.a Eoono.v

8,fsTa Rayssclm,af aad Eoono~y : -
rhs aggregate appropriations duung The last ses
"on OF Nongress amounted 10 the tnsIs som G.
'aS'y.Art ~iihoHs q SoilIri Mr. Adams spent On.
y Between eiesen and ,Llr,esn millions. snd Gen.
isessoa cane inso 0eses ~tlh The proclaimed pro.
tn'ss q re'rsnesins such erIsysysnt Ipepdl ures
Ho~ sgregiSesly the Ansf-esn people The acute
ugarisss aasFIesa seople, base been .kumJsrr,F
y ,his 'sin Ole PIslsnsef. F,isx EN-, Pes,le.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
b. ?. rRAyER.

ieiier from the L. $. ship Warren ~ Penss.
cola Bay. states that the yellow fever Is rsgsg al
Vera Cruz and Tsmpico with great violence. An
embargo 10 ED upon the ports all United States
and other vessels are detained lLere aud foreign
er' are not SLOWED 20 go outside The walls 81 The
after city - B9!i DHly Tina
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
'oR MkaBkR ~ coSGRLss sl,osp pnrni.r
VIII. LA M SLADE,
sEsArohs ron RrTL>SD COUNTY.
ROBERT PIERPOlNT,
WILLIAM c. KlTTRlDGE
THOMAS ID. HAMMOND.

lT'We have been obliged 10 WELD the rake snI Tia
phdyOk THIS week, principally, instead OF the p.s,
(not among our opponents we don't mean but among H..
hay) Hence, our wing friends win have the goodut,
10 excuse w. Our opponen',we presume will 10, CON-
plain -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

TUE COMMON SCHOOL AssisrASr,"-(J 0. Talsi,
Editor and putiier)-i,a monthly periodical devoted
exclusively to the romoton Of common school eluOa
ton. Respecting the merits ofths work. it i, only
cesary TO copy the foil. wing subscribed "
Shy individuals the most competent TO judge. and IL
won be attributed no motive but the public L..
tcrest -
From the well-kuown character aud abilities Of
Editor OF AID the vital importance u The eau'
II advocates, we hope that every citizen will consider
his duty to aid in giving the Common School Assistant"
circulation in every family and school in the Union
William l.. Marcy, }. NJ. Matthews.
w. Duer, Benz. r. OaIedonk.
y. Baogi, s. Van Rensselaer,,
JAIME, G. King, Gideon iIawley.
| A. Spencer, John Savage,
Albert H. Tracy, Sam. Ward,
B.T. Welch, X. Hyde WalwoIth.
}. Bael.
Some OF the above indv iJuas among others hberaIy
attributed a sufficient to publish 10000 Of the int
number Of the pOper and 10 establish the salary olhs
Editor so that the wosk might be afforded the Low.
est possible lesm',- are fFrY CENTS per year hf
ons copy ior Elk copies stni TO one direction, 50 IL
twenty copies cent 10 Que direction, s..
We take pleasure Ia stating thu. Mr l.. II. Fsrrah,
gentleman IN whom We think the public eoufde, ks
visited this county for the purpose Of extending the en-
c.Iaon Of tho above work and delivering lectures %
the subject Of Education.
From light view Of li. work We are persaAleI that
II just such publication called for-spJ with.
cut any high eucomiums upon it, we are led TO believe
IT only need be pie cei 10 every family in the community
10 eff ct such reformation our Common School 10
srucion would b. Of nos,imatle tgiuo to the f,D.
generation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

We have received lle July No. oiihe l.ade, Coppsa.
"n which very well executed contain, much interest
ns reai'ns together with fle engraving Of tho -S''I
fAri, at Brooklyni two pager Of Music, &c. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

From the lion. l.l :. Shorter, sjiresscd 10 John
=. Scott E. Cotley sbd NJ. NJ. & N. II. Cra'
yan-railayOosa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

: young mau by the name Of Grey. compan
ION Of Robinson, las been arrested IN New York
90 charge Of stealing. Several letters from X.
acre found upon his person aud Il is thought. II
be had bcea summoned. he might have thrown
'0ae Ugh. upon .Lr msflcr Of Ellen Jese,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

2o,S6l Prizes. amounting TO $40 200
Hhote Tickets $40, Hatres 3d. Quarters 50 80.
~ For sale, as usual, by BIGGER, in every variety
oil Packages, of Whoes and Sharcs-Singe, Whole and
Shares of Tickets.
- Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
he forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sigI, the moment the drawings received
u Please address THOMAS ID. BIGGER,
Richmond, Ia.
March IL. l02-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

a LARGE and caiuato tract of Land IN Fauquier
IA County for saio.By virtue Of decree Of the Su-
perior Court Of Law and Chancery for Hcarico county
ie-the case Of Norton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 25th day of March
next, at Warrcnion, in The county Of Fauquicf before
the front door of the Courthouse Of said county pro-
cecd TO sell at public auction to the highest bidder
tract Of land lying ia te county Of Fauqor near Ger
mantown, and within or 9 miles Of Warrenton lonr
known os the Ehnghom Forest estate and containing
2i33 acres according to acua survey made some
ago II then divided into nine parcels or lots with
The view Of being rented famed out. these lots were
divided into four parcels containing about GOO acres each
as to make convenient farms OF each parcel.
The land viii be sold in parcels in such way TO ao.
commodate purchasers aud upon the day Of sale plat
Of the whole land, divided into separate tracts will be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun.
try, and IS believed 70 be FERTILE and we'll adapted 10 the
culture Of Indian corn, wheat rye and oats and i'm re-
gard 90 society, is well situated
Terms Cf Sate.-Onctbird Of the purchase money TO
be paid IN nine months, onctird in eighteen months,
aud The residue IN two years from The day of sale
Bonds with approved security for each nsalmeni bear.
ing interest from the day Of sac will be required Of the
purchasers, who " IS expected will be ready with their
sureties 20 execute said bonds az rtes on the day of
sale The title viii be retained until a conveyance shall
be directed by tie Court
PHILIP HARRISON,
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS, ) 0""''a'ss'o"s's'
Jan 10. 75-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
EsIesGEEa,S EXCEsANasE.

AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcmmoND, VIRaINrA
Dra,ca NamJers Of The VIRGINIA PrrEnsBuno LorrERY
tehieh ,cas dra'cn in alexandria, FEB. "a 1886
81 10 10 Is ~ So AZ 90 CO 4S 81 Sc
~ Whole Ticket, 10 42 So n small Capital Prize of
One thousand Dollars, with several other snug Prizes
was sold, and paid at sight, usual, by BIGGER
EhsEy Thousand Hec1Ears!
1icenfy thousand DOiiarS-Ica thousand Dollars
80 pRIzEs or 600 DoLLARs!!
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benev oen Society Of
Noriolk--Cass No. ], for 1886:
To be dra,cn at Aexandria Saturday. priI 3d. 1896
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

- The ENoUiRER published week, generally,
three times week durins the
Price, the anc as ereoc Five Dollars payable in adj
Notes OF chartered, banks only will be
ccivcd in Tho Editors will the remit
ting them by mail; the postage being paid by the
No will be discontinued, bat of the
Editors, until all afrearagcs have boen paid up
9- Whoever will the OF zine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
assumed by in this Is cuvironS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

EISoRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE.-An
ID act has passed the General Assembly of Virginia.
authorizing the subscriber TO sell the real and personal
estate of John Huskins, "a lunatic and the pro-
cecds thereof in Bank other profitable stock.
BY virtue of said act shall, therefore, IhurSday
tie 3lM instant, on the premises, in brunswick county
near Nottoway river, aud about 9 miles nortwe Of
the Courthouse sell To the highest bidder for cash. be-
tween 40 and so likely SLAVES, consisting of men,
women, boys and girls Among the is a very good
carpenter.
On the same day will be offered Fer sale, the TRAor
LAMP consisting Of 1916 ~ acres on credit of one
two, and three years The Land is well adapted the
culture of corn, wheat cotton and tobacco There are
so bushels wheat sowed The fences in good order
and the houses comfortable. There the usual
number q. varns, granares, stables, &c.
On the same day, will be sold credit Of IL months
the crop of corn about 800 barels fodder and OATS
the stock of cattle hogs and sheep all the horses
and mules about 5000 weight of bacon, the plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required be-
fore the property delivered carry interest from (he
date, but the interest will be RENTED il the principal
be punclually paid.
The sale will he continued from day 10 day until finish
ed. The negroes will certainly be sold the first day
unless the weather is extremely bad.
JAMES HASKINS,
Committee Of J0hn Hasisias sr.
March l. g7-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

Draen--lst and I'd $25O-2d and Sd $i50-3d and
4th $l0O--4th and 9Th $70-5th and 9th $GO-Gth and
9Th $50, &c, &c
Tickets $40, halves So, quarters So so.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries
may be had usual in every variety the Lottery Of
fee of GEO. w. DIXON,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel
N. b. Orders from the country enclosing cash or prize
tickets, will be promptly attended to, if addressed
above
March l2. lO2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

N O1JCE-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, will be sold
by the subscriber executor Of Creed Taylor de-
ceased at Raincs Tavern the county Of Cnmbc Rand
TO the highest bidder for cash. about twenty Slaves
of them young and very likely All persons having
claims against the estate Of Creed Taylor deceased are
requested produce them subscriber in order that
preparation may be made TO pay them.
SAMUEL TAYLOR Extcptor.
March D. 9D--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

VUyE subscriber, having taken the Lottery Office for
IL mcrly occupied by George II Tompkins requests
call from his friends, where he will be prepared at ALL
times TO furnish them with Tickets.
GEO. w. DIXON.
1noHisr Mammoth Scheme.
50000-$20, 00O-Sl0 ,000-and 30 of 81 O0O
Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

PEViE subscribers in addition their present
n OF family groceries, receiving from New York
supplies of very superior Champagne, pink and white
in whole and half bottles, Care,, Havana Segars and
Preserves, Black and Green Tea, few small En- gsh
Chceses, &c, &c, which they will sell low.
RANDOLPH d McCREDIE
March 81. IO7o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
CHARLESTON RAIL ROAD.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.

49,
ne P'ol"e or 'yc''e'1ie' n. y. nave pi"]'''
cd hhtl Road from Cape Fear to the ladkl9,
with the design, if they are not snpcrsdcd bl OH
or schemes dn,btlrSs Ia nv,e,d !, =, the South,
question:, ...,,,,,;,. r. v;..;..;, u u.,.
~ .'' ''''''' '''f
u ''' ''H""'o'S OF some Oh 'hese 'o"ht'es'
i'r tine purpose OF stimulating the Fayetteville peo-
pie TO immediate and energetic action, ia order 10
draw them to that uu,rier:
" GraySon Connty, Ia alonnfls in iron ore
and lead Iron Is extensively manufactured AT
s''' ''s, ''O '''o 'o',''A =. o"nr' ~ ',u'n
,ni,,.,l AND y,n,,,,,., ,,r,1,a,,N'n. ~, C..,.'',
and Ashc are much the Sam, in onan,i,v and ouaI
ity.
- yfhc county, "" affords excellent IRON and
~ - : " ,T' w WV, u nv 'N''"'N'E '''h"-
tho ,,u., liar l,,d and CLIO, A,;,,.I n,1 =.
gctable productions the same in quality as Gray.
son and Ashe, but III quantity equal perhaps to
po'l,'
l., ab.,,,d i; u.., ,s,r,..,, y
which Sat and pioisi.r should nc,ha,x n. ala
ced foremost. or the former, vast quantities are
manufactured AZ Ming W orkS, and OF the latter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

i" - ~ .i"aI D., b,f.r, g.. .....,,. .-
on IN Tginia likewise. The - official journal
"' the government approves of il-imos Kendall
has declared that it must be settled" as tho ,u,-
tom of the country-vhilc the ORGANS IF :. tine
party IN this State have accompanied rhoir mott
ce' oil II b. mol single word of disapprobation.
Under these circumstances, we deem !, necessary
TO warn the people of Virginia against principle,
which, il recognized, will be as snhversi,r of their
prosperity, as it is of honesty and GOOD faith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
IN w y . o X s .


M |. have just received a variety OF New BOOKS.
w Novels. &c. Among them are
George Balcoube,
Three Fras OF Womans Life.
The Diary ola Des Ennuyee.
Home, or the Iron Rule,
Visits and Sketches bv Mrs. jameson.
Elkswatawa, or the Prophet of the West by
Nmginlan.
Lord RoidaB, bv 4. Cunningham.
llarpcr's new edition OF Gil Bias. illustrated BY
Cruihshank,
Ovid. translated new edition.
Manyatt's Works complete, in ] 'olu'ns,
Nayerly Novels complete, i'll p vols very cie-
santy bound aud fine paper,
Ir,lngs complete works I2vols.
Coopers do do 70 sois.
The Laws OF Etiquette.
The influence OF Mothers.
Child's Book OF the Sabbath.
The Mother at Home,
The Child at Home &c. &C..
With a number of other works not MenfiSs-
cd above.
Also a great stock Of BLANK BOOKS. OF eye
ny description, ut low prices.
November
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

I'llE subscriber respectfully informs The pubic
D tha, he is now receiving handsome asso,t-
nent oil Harouches. Bugges Phrions nc. from
the most approved Factories At the North. and has
made late alrauc cnents by which be can be supplied
any iine with Famil, Carriages by the most cele-
bratrd manufacturers either in Newark New Haven.
From The very fd'tcring encouragement he mas re-
ceyed since commencing business here, always
selling his own work fnished,) and the
unprecedented Use IN the cost OF Carriages at the
North he Is determined TO enter more largely into
the manufacture of such articles. His hands are
nearly all from the North and. using Northern mo
tcrais he hopes receive liberal share of pubic
patronage. lie is particularly well prepared for put
ting up Carriages, (charge So for persons who ouy
at the North aud ship them to this place
All repairs done AT the shortest notice
SAMUEL. AYRES.
Nd. wish to take 2 or boys. from the age Of
10 to :, to learn the Coach business. Those from
the county preferred aud none but such az are
OF good morals need apply. S.A
October tsu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

~ The last 40. of the New York Mirror is
embellished with one Of those beautiful quarro ell
cravings, which, independent ol its high literary
character, places it far in advance Of tho period.
iea Journals Gifts class, in this country. |, is
picture OF courlship in Broadway, in the good
old times of Saint Nicholas, immorializod in the
history of Diedrich Knickrrbockrr. The con-
tents are from the pens of Knapp, Bryant, Cox,
Dunlap, Pse, &c--and are Of course Of the " first
water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

N RrecLowMge's Letter.-Wc offer onr rca-
der, this morning, rich treat, in the scorchine
letter Of the Rev. Mr.. Breckenridge, to DR.. Ward
law, OF Glasgow, one of the Scotch constituents
ofthc celebrated EnglisI, fanatic George Thonp
son, WHO Vas recently disturbing thr Tranquility of
oar country by his oficious intcrmcJdIing with
domestic concerns. If the Scotch Doctors
skin is not thicker than the hide of the Rhinoce-
los, he must have WINGED under the infection of
Mr.. Breckenridge s-scverc laslr--sevcrc not in
denunciation and abuse, bat in the character and
number ofhis facts, and in the ability with which
they are brought TO bear on the discussion. ~
merican fanatics, as we'll English, may read it
profltably, if they viii read it with unpr judi
ced minds. We commend it 10 their serious at
teniion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
NOTICE.
E10TseS, tas5tc, FEogs,IS r. uf0acfi0,s

/ WILL sell, al INV residence on Wednesda, the
Am of next mouth, December, If fair, II not the
next iar day thereafter. SUNDAY excepted my stock
oi Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Pant,l,on Utensils,
together with my Household and Kitchen furnl-
nfe also about 3onOlbs. prime Pork and quantity
OF Oats. There are among the Cattle three Yoke of
o>cn and some prime Mich Cows Terms. T.
months credit for sums Ger Ten dollars, the pun
ehasers giving bonds and with approved security.
ten dollars and under cash will be required The
sale will be conducted by Payne & Turner aaeflon
GERS. PENTON LEFTNICU
Nov. 81 WV.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

AH-abnck The Independent course Of John
NJ Patton, Esq. oftnc CulPcpcrdi,i.ict, during the
last session Of Congress, and which obtained for
him the high compliment Of being read ont of
p" the party" by the Globe, had no, prrpar-
ed US to hear hat he voted for the Van Burcn
ticket, at the late election Yet such, we told
b, The Alexandria Gazette, is the fact Nh Pat
ton may res; assured that irimmer in politics, +"
waiter on Providence" vino watches maorilios for
the purpose of riding upon the tide, will cvcniu-
ally be caught in lis ciaIliness, and, however he
may for time succeed, will finally be deserted
bv all parties as unworthy Of the confidence nfci
,h,r. II Nr.Pa,lon VAS in heart friend OF ' an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
OBITUARY..

Died, ON the Duh November, 1896, after severe
Illness ot weeks, MR.. llnrr Corrn, the wife Of
Joseph CotCr, rear tin heal of Goose Creek, IN
the 1oth year oi her aer. Mrs. Cotcr was Is.
te'mcd 10y all "ao kne" her. She j. gone, W.
trust, to better world leaving a husband 10 de-
plor" the loss of n faithful companion, and the
servants 10 mourn the loss of a good nn>lress.-
BE No also rcaan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
Waryland.-.The proclamliion Of GOV. Yea.

Naryiand proclamation of Gov. Yea
zey, dcaouaeipg the Rcvolaiioni>'s in Mary la Il,
we learn from Mess Register, has caused con>i-
dcrablc excitement, but will not, il is thought,
lead to serious difficulties. The Register says-
"The result Of the late election, and the attitude in
which the State now stands, has produced crisis
which nyokes the moderation of the rejecting
portion Of both parties; aud from present ndica-
tons we are sangninc that the question will be set
llcd without collision between the Reformcr> and
Rovouonsts, and The authorities under the Con
situiion."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
NOTICE..

INlitltti Is an c>tray Cow on my Plantation ON
I. lvry Creek, three and half miles west OF
Lynchbure. which came there on or about the lst
june last. The flesh marks are black aud white ;
no ear marks recolleetsd. The owner isrequrstcd
10 come forward and claim his property, ~ the law
authorizes, and To pay the expense of this advertise
ment. NELSON TINSLEY.
Nov. 2l. Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

= The last Richmond " hie ANNOUNCES the
death JAMES pLEASANIS, Esq of Gooch-
land, latc Governor of Nreina and for many
wears Reprcsrnrativ" and Senator in Congress.
lie died IN Goochlnnd on the 9th inst. after long
and painful illness. Coy. p WAS the father Of the
Senior Editor oitlIc Richmond Wing.
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A CARD.
MIR. BROWN, Miniature Painter. would re
VI spectiully inform the Ladies and gentlemen OF
Iynchhug, thai he has taken rooms at the tnion
Hotel, ion a short time, where he will be happy to
wait those who may please to pa'ronlze HIM.
P.S Ladies waited on at their own dwellings.
November II Mt
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o. The City Council OF New York has come
to the Determination of asking the general CO.
vcrnmrnt for the establishment OF Mint in that
city.
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w ar CIAQCs.

Married, on the lst inst, by the Rev. Stephen
" God, Mr. MINER SKnuDniN, aged 81, 10 Mrs.
NANCY Me,pow, aged 40, all of Bedford.
-, on the Oh, inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bufnes,
Mr.. WuLI,M ". WARD. To Miss ELlza NJ.
daughter Of NJ u, John l.. Adams, all ofPinsylva-