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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16

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gents per Ia9-abpetoIent werben.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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felpsu mil, o,el,n Saltrumentea, 8eba!tsn po'
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i'm mtoieulbsn graesum pOn Dbio, osmestt,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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pslbn BON Olemberrp &Iein ale Sbmiof fbap
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&utC Cbsn, Gigs, Wa9en ouer 0rt,
psroen nab thr5sfer Ssiteluns dbu uno bats
rbaft fir b,IIipe . eie semabt. Gr bcNt cts
zen 1bsil Der 6fsnt'iben &unof6aft ourb be-
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surs fnoen. gbsnfaue 1-2 S.brjunsen.
Canton Nu3uit 26. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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ommer nno !Qerbltsatern ;relbe Der Qaabss,
le8eno an9fm'lltn fuo -uuo meIde Re aerne
ur eaer8eto oosr etprobtsu @rsbit oerfaufev.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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9sa|s nno Sobn 8ufius ir. beltetencs Wat:
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Sohn Oudiusi jun.
Canton, Sulp 25. 1886.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-16
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C5ohn Oudiust Jun.
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abteibt. Nom erftsu QIprIl an miro Der 2Cbu
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
VIRGINIA iEGISLATtJRE

Mondd. proceedings may h., found on the III,
pngc.--On taesdav, after the annunc,nton ol
the committees, ~. (Which will be NOR, partcu.
Larry noticed IN our neAt,l II letter from Mr. B.W.
Leigl, WINS read, resignlng his scat IN the Senate.
- MIR. L. having repeated, what hr said last win
ter, that he does not resign III obedience to tie
ENpunglne resolutions, but solely on account of
the state ot his private affairs, Col. Jor's dan
der wns INSTANTLY raised, and, hike u hen, when
n hawk Is seen lowering IN the AIR he sprea $ out
fis wings Tor the protection of Virginia princi-
pies Virginia principles defended by the nd
Nocatc of u Missouri Restrictionist Bah -
Mr.. Lengths letter Mas referred To n select Gem
mtiec, from which we may look for n .iand dis.
play of words-ior the bcncill of the Public
Printer!
Enquiries as to the expo,icncv of accepting.
the Surplus Revenue, aud oi increasing the
Banking Capital OF the State, have also been re-
TERED Ia Select Committees.
On motion oi MIR. Wills, on Wednesday, an
enqu'r, wns directed To he nude into he cxpe,ii-
ency III sur,ey,ne, with the view of local,n. that
portion of the lynehhurg aud Tennessee Rail. road
between I.ynclbnre and ,nlords Gap, aud the
branches OF said road from Buchanan and Fin
castle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

there Is IL just tuusc of compliant from an, datfs-
ter, At ihe manner IN which Hwy have fulfilled ihr
| objects of their creation.
Having now finished the observations deemed
proper on This, the last occasion | shall have OF
Communicating Nth the two Houses of Congress
ii lhe1f meeting, cannot omit an EXPRESSION III
TIE gratitude whiehis due Ia the great body al my
ehw- clii1rns, IN "io>e paftalitv and indul gence
hay 'and encouragement and support IN the
many dtiitult AMI trying scenes through whrh il
has been my lo 10 lfess, during my puulic career.
lhoosh deeply sensible H. my eNctlions have
MOI perh crowned VITA a Suctr., corresponding" IL
t' diEree at tNor bestowed upon Ms, | AM sure
that They all be considered rs ha,ne been directed
ny an earnest desire 10 promote the good OF my
tonhlr' ana | am eonSoied by ihe persuasion
mai whatever crrois have been cotamil,cd, iii
hi,i IA corrective IN the intelligence aud patri-
otiNm OF tlinsr who will succeed as. All that Ia,
occurred during my administration. il calculated
Ia INSPIRE me with increased confidence in the stl-
biiiit oi our institutions and SHOULD be SPAR 10
enter npohthai ret rcment which is 81 sniiublc To
my acc aud inti'm health, and So mnel, desired bv
me mother respects, | shlll not cease Ia invoke
that hcntlirrni Bring IN who's, providence we are
already 81 >ienall, indebted for the continuance ,i
his blessings on our beloved country.
ANDREW JACKSON.
IIdshin cfaa, Dcctmbor q, 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I \ consequence OF the dcn'iSe OF John Thomp-
l. son Brown, tho undersigned, tho surviving
Executor 81 Henry Brown, Jr deed. has quail
fed rs such.
All person, who are indebted 10 tlmt estate,
requested 10 maxi payment as soon AS they
can. The customers to the store are respectfully
requested 10 come Ia town Tor settlement, which,
in most casos they can do without the slightest in
convenience, and il H. no doubt. he more agree
bic, too, than 10 call on them AT home. These
who not prepared Ia pay, On executing ,l,sir
bonds, wlllrrcei,,lhr most liberal inauig ence that
circumstances will admit of. Those who have
claims aenins, the estate, will please 10 make them
known at an carly day, that provision may be
made for tlcir payment.
MiCu\Il DAVIS, Jr.
Dec. T. w1w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
Dec. -
Classical, English and NIathema tical
AchoOl.

fDNlll. next session at this school will commences
1 on Monday. .nd Of January next, and terrni-
nate on the 3ls OF The following Nay. Every pn-
p vii, bc considered as engaged from, the day Of
entrance the end al the session unless otherwise
specified
Tuition fees thcl,ame rs hereto oe.
The course oi instruction. wall comprehend tho
Greek, Latin, Ftench, Spanish, and Italian lapgua-
yes, Ancicu, aud Modern History Anccnt aud Mod
crn Geography together with all the branches OF Eng
lsh Edncaon usually studied in preparatory schools
and Mathematics, including Arithmetic. Algebra,
Plane aud Solid Geometry, Plane and Spherical Fri,
rohoineiiy, Conc Sections, with several other az
pl,cations ol Algebra Ia Geometry, surveying,
MensnIation. and the Dtierrntia aud Integral Cal.
cuus. JOHN CARY.
Dee ~ WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

PATRICK HENRY ACADEMY.

IbNllli public examination, Al this institutions, will
L commence on Friday the 10Th day of Uec.in-
Der, which occaslo the parents and guardians III
pupils IN airndlnce, and all vho feel an interest
IN such erclses. earnestly requested 10 attend
The exercises at the Winter Session will com
mrncr on the l6lh OF January, l5E.
The subscriber, IN returning hs thanks Tor the
Yer, general patronage heretofore extended 10 The
Academy PROMISES continuance ot his eActtions,
for the welfare of those who ma, BIZ entrusted IN his
tuition, aud io. the future usefulness oi the school
Entertaining devotional attachment to ihs pro-
ie,son, aud aided by mans ol Ia',orious cape
rcncs, the subscriber trusts that he Is prepared II
condue, hls school ina n,anp,r that will prove emf
neMl, beneficial To h,s pupils. II is source ri in
ellabe qualification 10 hun, that thr youth prepared
under ms tuition fora collrg,n" course, have ,nya-
rlaIl, been distinguished, whlthelsoc,er the, have
gone Ion classical aliaInncnt,. rs we'll as precision
aud accuracy, III their general elementary course.
The discipline al the school Will require "A strict
observance OF the rules and rrculaon< pnnctualitv
in Attendance aud recitation. diligence ~ application
iosiudy, aud exemplary moral department. Every
means VII, be USED, aud particularly that oil private
adonitlon and instruction. t" inspire the student
with iundncss for las ,tutes and stimulate hun
10 vigorous prosecution of HE >alnr. The course
OF study embraces every thng III classical literature
and science tang ht in an, similar institution in the
state. Great attention viii be paid Composition
IN Latin and Greek The pupil viii also be iequi-
red 10 exhibit. once u fortnight, Tor examination
and eorrrctio:.. Composition IN English. II may
not he improper Ia advise the classical student
10 provide himself will, Adams Roman Antiquities.
Glcvcland's i.pome of Grceiando., Buffers Ancient
Gcographv and tilas, aud l,ins's Elements OF Eu-
ylISh Compost ton.
The difficulties heretofore existing in relation TO
boarding are entirely removed. Gentlcmcn have
prepared themselves throughout the nciglib0rood.
10 accommodate any number Of applicants. Col.
Daniel Rcany has taken the cuinmodlous aud well
arranged buildings of Gen, billiard Immediately. by
the Academy, aud will furnish boarding in a neat
and comfortable stslc-Mr VIM. Dandridge. MIR.
Nath'l w Dandlgr, Mrs. Philpolts and Mr. Shelton
krnnrrl, who have hitherto Afforded universal salts
faction. ,.tll continue to entertain boar,lers
The public examination vii! commence AT the end
oil each session.
TERMS.
Board, Including washing, lodging. candles and
hrcwood, per session Of FIVE months. $1,000
Tuition in the languages. 1850
do. English course. 1000
JOS.P GODFREY.
Dec. - tlI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
trustees Sale of Valuable
NEGROES

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed tn me nv
- ilezckiah Dagg,, dated tho Oh, day Of Feb.
1896, and recorded in the Office OF tho Cowntv
Coor, Of Boir'ourt, shall offer tor sale, on We'd.
ncsday the l,l day vi the prcsen, month. DecA
nj the Bolriour Springs, Tor cash, u, public .uc-
ton, upwards Of TWENTY LIKELY Ne
GROES, CONFUSING of Men, Women and Bows, all
having good characters aud scarcely equalled in
appearance by any Negroes in The Country. Act
luz as trustee, the snbssubcr will convey suc, title
only as is vested in hnibv the said Trus, Deed.
WM. NJ. PEYrON, Trustee.
Dec. - q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

M lILl\M l.. PIERCE, wishes To hire 900
w Sl.ANiS tor whom bcrel hire will be paid
They viii he employed ON lie james River and
Il anawhl Canal.
Owners a,e referred, in regard To treatment, 10
iicraadtr NmdaH Esq. isaac y. u aittr. Esq. :;
VI W. hrri George Edgby; MHo s RoyaR Sc
Mnnda,'s Plantation. Amherst Dee /, tiDJ if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
THE LYNCHBURG vlRciNlAN,
N DECAY M0aNlnos oGoGmaka 'a.
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL. COLLEGE

TN " 'dncsday last the Electoral Collc.c ot
Virginia assembled ut Richmond, and gave the
l"ei'it-iilree ,o,cs of Virginia to Martin Vim
hnren, "l New York, as next President, and
h,'an, smnh, "t Alabama, rs Vice President
I" me nied states. And thus cn,l- the frs,
ne' "' .'e "a'f'i's', e'enl"l drana,' which e>-
'''''S virginia ~ the degrading attitude oi' u
supporter Of II Missouri Rrslrictouis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

THE SPEAkER.--lt viii be- sccn hv the
Legislative proceedings, that Col. Joe Watkins.
Col. " ilson, aud onr or two other Irdifys in tie,
House "i Delegates, manifested a disposition To
throw Col. Linn Banks overheard. The mofirr
oil 'l'ls movement Is not clearly apparcn, 10 us !;
Tor We had supposed that Col l1 inks was high in
favor with the parry" The Wing explains
the riddle, hv saving that the design was 10 punish
MIR. Banks for making Mr.. Stanard chairman of
the committee Of courts of Justice last winter, in.
stead of MIR. Booker, who IA, the favoitc oi the
LEADERS. For our own riris, we care nothing l.
bout Mr.. Banks'S defeat or success, believing, rs
we do, that he il Of the Patton school Of rim
mcrs and dodsors--alwnvs looking ou for ma
lor'its, and always with them, though 10 be- there
he will "expuneo" to-day II resolution which he
yesterday instructed our Senators 10 vote for !
But nevertheless we do ,,o rcpinc NJ Co JOS
defeat, even touel, il rcsu, in the o,lc, Colonel
election Things will work better WHEN the
Goochland delegate shall have have had time II
discipline his forces by few nigh, caucu,,ne,
and drillings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

~" Orafor ShIan, after having resigned his
seat III the HOUSE of Delegates, is reelected,
by plurality ul the sotcs at Harrison county, n
hr"c moJer'fg being against him.-For Sh,nn 1o7
Vance l13, Flowers 40, Callahan 70, Ba>il
81, ChaPIn Il, Maxwell 10, Corbn 6--total
lb'; or Il minority Of los against the Orator, If
the votes had been concentrated an IA sinrr mli-
yldua II the CHARGES aaainsi this man be tue,
The first act ot the House ol Delegates should be
his expulsion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
GROCERIES, At AfcTioy.

NJ T. will sell, on TOMORROW. (Tuc.1.v
w The l'l insi,) in from, of our Aur,;oa
Store, !,l's. first rate Melssses,
do prime 81. Croix Sugars
Cases Silk aud Fur HAS
2opAg> Primi Groom Co!fw,
10 hbs. Marscrs Wine
r Sale Al 10 o'cloeh.
PAYNE & TURNER, Anct'rs.
December II 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
NEGROES tTAJTCTION.

M l. will sell on Friday the 10th inst ut the
w Market house, IN the town Of Lynchburg,
l likely young Negroes, VIZ:
negro boy Il years old
:; do girls all likely from lotto Is wears old.
PAYNE y TURNER, .iuchs.
Dee. 3 IDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

Unfortunate - frobajiy Fatai acciicm-Wc
learn by the Natchcz papers, that ON the night OF
The ih Nov the Hon. GEoncg PoINprsrEH,
late I. :. Senator met with il very serlou, acci-
d mt, which il is 10 be feared will lavc fatal re-
Subtitle Christian Herald Of the lolh says:
4" At "A late hour hc was retiring to hi, room, and
took the passage way and walked ont Of door,
the end of the second story, which careless
" lclt open wthou, any landing before it or rail
ing around il; he consequently trod on vacancy
and fell 10 he ground, distance Of IL or Il feet.
lie was taken mp scnsclcSs and put Immediately
undo, the care of Drs. tIoeg, Denny and other
distinguished medical gentlemen oi this city. BY
day -brcak they had restored him TO consciousness,
when it was found that one leg was brok"n AT the
thigh, and the other broke fractured in two pla-
ccs below the knee most serious injury was al
so inflicted on the breasi.-f.arly on Tuesday he
became composed enough To give directions IN re-
gard the provisions OF his viii, maxim" his wio,
who is now in Lexington, kentucky, h,> sole h.
patcr. His property is worth probably mo,c than
two hundred thousand donrs.-Sncc that time
the h,pcs of his medical friends have been waver-
ing. He has more tIan once seemed to be ON
the point of dissolution, but has rallied again.
There can be but one feeling of deep svmphtl,
for his severe suierngs. There is strong pre-
liability that ampnlaiion will be necessary in his
fractured leg, should he recover strcnyt enough
to warrant the onrraton."
Cincinnati, Nor. 2S.-It is with pain we an
nouncc that the Hon. &. l.. k1NNARD, who
was badly scalicd u few days ago on board the
steamboat Flora died AT the hosI,iiablc dwelling of
Gen. Lyrir, on Saturday evening last. and was
buried Yesterday afternoon with distinguished
marks oirespcct.
Mr. KIyNARp was aged about 35 years, and was
a highly respectable member of Congress from
Indiana. His death is rendered the more distress
sing as We understand he ON his WAY 10 P.nl-
adelphia, with view Of being married 10 il lady IN
that city, whom i.c intended taking with linn to
Washington.
We are sorry TO learn, from person who left
Tampa Bay AT the latest date from that place, that,
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~ the time Of MS dep,rfmc, Gen. JssUr was g.
, ,s'el, afflicted by hc'norrl,ags hem tie Iunss.
The number ofsroops ut that ,.lacs saaeuussd !,
SIX or seven hundred men. sIA1f. IN.
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o." THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE is
before our readers, without note or comment"
We return thanks To our friends in Alcxun-
dra Richmond and Washington for the prompt-
ness with which they scn' us copies Of that doc
umcni.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ny LF4N \ AUG HUN.
nN Thursday. the 10th inst. ! will sell, IN front
~ al my auction room, valuable lot oi House
hold aud Kitchen furnturc--consistlug OF Feather
Beds and Bcdslcads, Tables, Chars Bureaus, Set.
tees, &c. Nc.--Also, valuable lot of Groceries and
Nlncs-consi listing IN part ol Brown sugar. by the
hid. and bitrcl. Rio. Coffee, Almonds, Raseus,
Con aud pou Wines, Gin. Brandy, &c. &c.
Also
> Goon Saddle Horses. tHiLES PHELPS.
Dec. II IDS
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TEN tS.-Ihrrc Is no cpnbrmallon nj The iu-
NOR, noticed IN on last thai ih independence
of Texas had been acknowledged by MeNico.-h
Is stated that the Mexican Comms ,,onors, whose
arrival III Nclasco was men,loncd had presented
lhcir credentials President Houston. and, in the
pre- scncc OF Gen. Austin, had had an interview
with Santa Ana. The nature Of their mission is
not known.
Wm. H. Wharton, Esq has been appointed
Minister Plrnpotr ntiary 10 this country, with pow
crs to procure the recognition II the independence
of Trx,s, and also IT'S ANNEXATION 10 the L. States
il practicable.
Gen. Iioo>ton has appointed Stephen f. Aus
tin, Secretary ot STATE Henry Snith, Secretary
of the Treasury Thomas J. kusk, Secretary Of
War; $. Rhpad> Fisher, Secretary of the Navy ;
and James Collngsu orh, Attorney General.