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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

"MArAMoRAs, Sept. l6.-Our town remains
filled with officers aud soldiers. We have ut least
1000, and they are wilhou, money, which makes
them far more disngreable ,lmn they o,hcrwise
would he. They arc also divided in their p0lit-
cal opinions, and several attempts have been
made 10 pr0n0nnef md m case Of such an event,
there will be "a sdguco, which will result with the
loss of the lives OF many foreigners well their
property. 1t is supposed BY many that the single
star will soon appear on the banks of our river.
This Town will be an easy conquest: 1900 men
would take il, and in all probability without firing
gun We have no information Of any troops ar
rvinc from the interior, and is generally beev-
ed that Mexico viii never be able To send force
10 Texas again. Their independence may be saio-
" calculated upon.
- The forced loan has been carried into effect
in this place. II was highly morlil,in To
office, march into storr, and merely state ,hal he
came to take such amount IN the name al The ma
ton We have been informed that UREA had
been removed from the command of Maiamoras,
ganst him for NAL practice IN office. The city
is very quiet. General VALENCIA or Bravo WITS
expected to snperscdc uREA."
- 7rras Land Sales, Sept Alive hundred
acres on the west bank of the Bernard, for $500
cash, including Improvements estimated NJ $500,
and which consist OF three houses, about ten acres
under fence, and about two acres cleared. One
thousand acres the east side of the Brazos, for
50 per acre, cash--no improvements
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

NOT IN ms nature 10 be u violent or pro,rr;p,ve
p'f'hap' bnt h. had gwen - firm supper, Il, tb,,
,.I"ol'can ADMINISTRATIONS Of Jefferson. Mad,so, and
'''''"o' lie h'pedthe senator iron, Virginia wa,
was >nr" the Senate must be weari-
wv. WV" WIS frivolous aud "nrroiitabe squabble.''
have gone somewl hat into detail Il, ...,,..,:..
'rneral iiarr'sons remarks, for WA, very f,v,,7
r"b'y impressed wihc promp ,i,uce, sell possc,,,n
ana pr"pr'ciy oi his reply 10 tho rud. attack r,1o
upon HIM. lie carried away all tho laurel..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
TEXAS.
Tue WESTERN INDIANS.
fonr lowsoN. A

fonr iowsoN, August ~.
'rn. 6hnes !. OF the opinion, that few week,
VIII determine whether the troops will have 10 foh,
or The camp bn broken up. The I'll, ree,. and n
squadron OF Dungeons are sncampcd near old fort
Nacoedoehes, III" Bird and 9Th regt. are on the
oap'hr. 2,'oo hostile Greeks are daily expected
IN ms neiehborhood. Secret councils have arcs-
dy been held by those recently arrived. I an,
disposed To believe that Fort Gibson. bids fair tn
Income notorious for scenes of boudshed among
the surrounding tribes. Tins is old news with me-.
party of ieNian troops had made n decent
ON IN BeNon, and taken possession of the place
Extract OF letter, dated. MAT,MoRAs, Sept 2.
Preparations are now making for "A second cam
pagn 10 Texas. G0OO men are to be raised he
tween this place and the city Of Mexico, TO be rea-
jy 10 march Tor Texas By 1T Of November. We
have here, say 1900 2Ooo, left out OF the 5000.
that returned from, TeNaS, tho balance having
taken French lca,r hy desrrlion. Carnes and
Zeal are still kept in confinement and The ID
prisoners kept sweeping the streets.
Another letter informs us that the Leban Indians
had committed great dcprcd,ions, on both sides
III The r. Aiago Colorado, killed MANY PERSONS
and captured great number of horses and mules
Tho steamboat Champion, has undergone a
thorough repair and started IN its frs, trip this
morning 10 Ba,ou Sara.
Passengers b, the Col Fanning-Mr. MorGt.
AGENT from the u. States, together with one Of
Sah'a Anna's former Secretaries, who 1t is stated
exposed the plol for his escape.
BY decree of the Mexican Government, all tn,
MEXICAN ports have been declared free and opcn
10 Spanish vessels.
letter from Malamoras, Sept. 10th, states the
motto of the Mexican Legion was, g" The Law,
Government and Texas, or DEATH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
PATENT POCKET RIFLE.
September %

HNilE barrel is made of fine steel, without
! welding, being drilled cold from solid
bar, thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occ"r in welding.
The cxcellency of the piece consists in the SUI
perior force, precision and distance with which it
throws ball, owing in great degree to the per-
lection OF the metal, being very solid, tenn
pered, and from the Gneness of its particles,
susceptible of being more highly FURNISHED within.
Among thousands which lae been made and pror-
ed, not one has fractured in firing. As AN inslru-
men, combining the desirable qualities Of being
portable, economical, and throwing n bail at as
great distance, 'oh equal precision and farce Of
the long rife, where they have been introduced,
they are uniformly esteemed as beyond compar-
isOn.
Barrels from to 8 inches length for sale by
Ii. B. RICHARDS g. Go.
SEM, 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
N1W FALL AND WINTER
GOODS

'"e sh'ps Hdrmora and Hnrkamav, lust arr,y
ca al City Point, direct from Iiy,rno,l "a
nave received our importation OF british Dry Goods
s wilson's best Napt Couons white an,
grey Nos | TO 5, very cheap.
| Is bales Point and London Dn1,.l Rl,nl.,s
10 III, 1910, LII and ~ 4 Ros. d,uhl. Rs.
aud Whitney Blankets,
some OF these Blankets are extra quality and size
1 do red Paddnss
! do white Scsan Flannels
! case Cloths and Cassimeres
do ID and I'll English Neriuo.
! do English Fancy Prints,
do Jacouets Carnbrlcs and Ch,rkcd Nnsli,,s
we nave also received portion, and shall receive
W Anew days. the remainder of our stock of Other
r ofpg" and Domestic. Staple and Fancy DR., Goods
imported from France, Germany, Eeilnd Haig and
Switzerland this season. and bought in the Northern
,'afhets DIV our partners, r. J. :. James n Co.
ny the package. They consist in part of
! ease Coarse Satnetts. very stout.
10 assorted do from fine to very fine Plain
Plaid and striped
! do Gleurpck Jeans
do y Forest Cloth and PLAIN cold I.lnseys,
do il. Z and | ] Plaid llnsrys
- bales and cases brown and ble,ched Domes-
tics, "a, IA and6l
10 do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No. and :,
flannels, Ba'zes aud Fries,
Carprtings aud Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities
Plain. PLAID and Danask Mcrnos, rfrg handsome,
Black Gro de Paris aud other Lustiues
PLAIN aud figured Gro de Maps, a beautiful as
Figured and PLAN col. Challys, ! sortmcnt,
Plan and figured white and colored Bobnets,
Splendid figured white Satin and Challvs.
do striped Ganzes tor party dresses,
Gauzc. SILK, Chally, Merlno, WOOL IL, Va'encia
and other Fancy llandkercheis and Shawls
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
PLAID Domestics, Furniture and Apron Checks,
Tolllnet. Velvet SILK and Valencia Nestngs.
Corded, Plaid and Striped CaSsimercs.
Together with many other articles, making our as
sortnenr very complete aud desirable. Gun friend
and the public are respectfully solicited to exam
inc stock.
JAMES c. HUNT g. co.
Sent. 1fi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
EXTENSIVE SALE
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. HARD.
WARE, &c.

rVNlE stock of Merchandise of the late HENRY
BRowN, Jr., not having been disposed OF entire
rs was anticipated the Store house, which IS nearly
Etpposle the Banks will be opened in pursuance OF
Ne former advertisements on FRIDAY, the lst OF July,
valuable assortment of Goods offered Tor sale
ty retail, lots suit purchasers, for CASH. AT
tne most reduced prices.
III The Executor, who is DESTROYS OF closing the bu-
neSs as possible, aware OF the necessity VI
offering great inducements the public, in order to
'aSen sales, and will expect to satisfy purch
RFhat decided bargains mav be had for CASH Inc
fOck OF Goods is of the most valuable ana va
ecu character embracing not only large supply VI
que principal Staple and Standard Goods. but al
most every article in every line OF business consul
ssung, IN the fullest sense, Fancy and Idrrty
totort There is in the House but an inconsidcra-
PIE amount of the Goods which were on hand two
Gea's ago, whilst the greater part OF the wnoie
NJ such as have Just been purchased al New
otA' not cut or broken and many not yet taken OUT
~ 'he boxes and packages. These Goods were
.ouent late in the while there was pressure
~ Tue money market after the merchants were chle'-
y supphed and sales consequently dull, so rs pro
10y 10 cause slight depression in prices o"ins'
49, ~ inc period at which they were bought they
me freshest inport,ti and very latest
aas' ibe commercial community ~ already re-
s'o' III SEINE measure, from the pecuniary einbar-
to. under which, from temporary caeses, II mas
favored and if, is generally anticipated THIS
os', u ABOUT to he followed by general expan
Gu 'ie money and resources Ct the country pri
s,e sL' VI course rise, and the present moment VII
cus. no"h 10 nave been the most favorable both tt
tHnU,, ana to those who buy sell again. 'e
PP's'hs themselves with Goods
1T. BROWN,
Executor of Henry Bro,rn, Jr.
~ country Merchants, as well as those iron
soraa are respectfully invited to call and make up as
n;shaa luis ana parcels of Goods which shall be FUR
n Inn. y" ao 'ne most satisfactory terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
ACCOiSDIANS. &C.

lust received handsome assortment OF Accor-
~ dians; Revolving aud Oval siirrr pirted Cas-
tors Gilt and ronzed Astral Lamps; Looking Glass
Plates splendid assortment of TOILET LOOK
ING GLASSES; Window Class Plated Fruit
Baskets Guitars together with great variety OF
fancy articles, all of which win be found low at the
CHINA STORE, below the Banks
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
Scpicuhproo Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

n
TUAS opened an Office for the location OF Lands
III in the States of Arkansas and Mississippi lie
will attend with promptness and punctual'ty, TO all
business nut into his hands and will that the FIRST
quality OF lands is secured for those who may employ
him to select them.
Helena, Arkansas. September 3m
- Ietters addressed 10 him at Helena Arkansas
will be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
TO THE LADIES.

nv r invite the attention OF the Ladies to our
w large stock of PLAIN and figured black and
colored Silks and Chays. (reai German,); figured
and plain white and colored Satlus 30 dozen Fan
cy landherchels and Shawls some of which ARE We
~ fine; splendid English Prints. Merinos, Plaid and
Damask, and many other durable Goods Bonnets,
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net, Cap and Belt Ribbons, &c. &c.
Call at JAMES G. HUNT & cos.
Staple and Fancy Store.
SeDtcmber % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
TO MERCHANTS.

WE have just received, by the ships Marmorr
w and Hurka,cay, onr importation OF Fall and
inter Dry Goods, together with very heavy and
good assortment of other Foreign and Domestic
Goods, from Richmond, Petersburg and Northern
Cities-Wc solicit a call from Merchants buying
in this market, before making their purchases.
JAMES &. HUNT " Co.
Importers ofBritish Goods
September 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

- kers, have made arrangements by which thrN
will be enabled to purchase bills any of the
Southern Cites, upon the most favorable terms
Those having drafts 10 negotiate either Charles
ton, Savannah, Mobile or New Orleans. may find
1t to their interest TO give them call.
Sent %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
NEW EST \ Is l.ISEI NJ L, n I
FoURQUREAN d PALMER,
SIGN or TIE
Roy r. OLDE.v .EORT.zK.

~ The Brick Tenement, a far doors bcioto The Post
Office, and bet,cccn II. n. Noruirs Fancy Dry
Good Store and Thurman and .Schooid,ids Hdrd-
irnre Establishment
ANlNG entered into co=partnership, FOR the
Il Il purpose OF carrying on the Apothecary and
Druggist Business IN tins place, we take this method
of informing our friends and the public generally
that now receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, an entire
assortment OF
FRESH AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRucs PAINTS,
OILS, DYE-STurrs, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
in use, all (which have been recently selected with
great care, by one OF the firm.
As are determined sell on accommodating
terms, especially to large dealers, particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give US
call.
Orders from distance promptly attended to. put
up in the most careful manner. and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit. share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS 4. FOURQUREAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
H.B.-Ne have ustreccived a splendid ne" so
DA Apparatus which will be IN full operation in few
DAYS. fOt Kf.AN n PALMER.
june is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

APPRENTICES WANTED.
vUNHE subscribers wish to get two boys to learn
l. the Tanning and Carrying Business. Boys from
the country would be preferred. They will also
give constant employment To two Journevlnen.
POE & RENWICK.
October } IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
PRESIDENT,
; : = - . = > : ;
NOTICE,

TlNIE undersigned, Trustees, in deed oftrust ex-
l. ecuted by John iiorscly, for the benefit Of GER
tain creditors therein mentioned, which is duly re-
corded, would inform the public. that the Elm
MILL TRACT OF AND, or that part OF IT stu
ated in the counties OF Amherst and Nelson. which
includes the Mills and three Islands. making SOFA
acres by old surveys, is still 70, sale, aud will be
shown to those desmous To purchase, by John Hors-
Icy, Alexander Mundy, one the Trustees; aud
II not sold before the LIST January next, Will, on that
day be rented our. There is an injunction To the
sale of 1927 acres aud a Lumber House at the mouth
of Bent Greek, i'll the county OF buck ingeam ana
considered a portion ot the above tract, but we are
informed by the plaintiffs IN that iigunctlon' 'hat II
satisfactory sale of the whole can be effected they
will be willing to let il go with the other first ascer-
tanning its separate value. and the proceeds thereof
to be held BY the Trustees TO abide the result Of
that injunction.
FREDERICK NJ. CABELL,
ALEXANDER MUNDY, Trustees.
0ctohrr 90 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
FLETCHER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
rr"The LysschNws.g VsirgivtNas'

!, nriusd tssies ssek at ~ per dnnam, payable
yr,ar, No paper ,riu BE- discontinued (but at the
.,t;on ofthS Editors until all urrearugts are paid.
~ ENTERTAINMENTS ,cH be inserted at
"a c,n pr squire. Tor less, the first time, and IA
..,,, Tor sach coatinHancx. THoss from a distanc.
mt b. pad for previously TO their insertion unless tn,
novm,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynehbug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
From the I'cnds Telegraph, Sspf. s.

TEN AS.--rho following is the result Of the
Election held yesterday, SO far as We have been
all n, learn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
, APPRENTICES WANTED.

l vs,r .a TAKE Dor Apprentices from II to IL
I'm on TO learn the Saddlers and Harness ma
a.. w. JOHN e. SHACKLEfORD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. -- Many Oi
our citizens do not seem to be- aware of tn"
extent and value of the manufactures of
various kinds, which under the fostering
care of the General Government, have
grown up in our country within q few Yeas
giving lucrative employment, to many thuus
ards of our citizens. and fln,iug pro,prr-
lty throughout the land. Comparatively q
few years since, we were dependent ON the
workshops Of Great Britain. for almost
every article of clothing winch we used.
Now we have extensive manufactures,
capable Of supplying nearly all our wants.
In the year 1915, it is computed that
the whole amount invested in wunien aud
cotton manufactures, was Sl2 900 600
the number Of splndes in operation 500 600
the whole number of persons employed
about 40 900. In 1888, the capital invest
ed IN woollen and cotton manHtac'uro-
amounted TO Stl7439 000---"mployIng
$4,000 individuals. The raw mat"r,als
annually worked up. amounted 10 $50 900
600 producing fabrics wort u S37 900 900
The whole number of persons engaged III
manufactures, and the families depending
on them are supposed 10 amount 10 1872,
600. The capital invested IN manufactures
in 1888, was estimated at $500 600 600.
and the annual produce of manufactured
goods, Sl6l 900 600 And in addlt OF to
Tins, home market for agricultural pro
auctions other than those worked up l.
cren'ed, amounting TO S27 600 600 Slnco
1883. our manufactures have been con-
stanlIy advancing, and great additions have
been made TO the capital invested.
SUpb : lp wbnIpr Iul ,iy put pf ln ma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21

The following beautiful and eloquent Ode W
written by Park benjamin Esq aud sung at Il
Odeon, in Boston during the services in honor
N r. MADISON:
How shalt VIC mourn the glorious dead 7
What trophy rear above his grave,
For whom IA nations tears are shed
A nations funeral banners wayel
Let EIouuence his deeds proclaim,
From sea bent strand TO mountain goal;
Let hls'ry wrile his peaceful name,
High on her truth illumined scroll.
Let Poetry aud Art through earth
The page inspire, the canvass warm
in glowing words cco.d his worth,
10 living marble mould his form.
A fame so bright can never fade,
A name so dear will dealhess he;
For in our couutry's shrine he laid
The charter Of her liberty,
Praise he to God His love bestowed
The chief, the patriot, aud the sage,
Praise God TO i'm uur f,thcrs owed
This fair aud soodly heritage,
The sacred gili time shall lot mar,
But wisdom guard that NalUr won
While beam, serene her gu ding star,
And glory points to Madison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21
HINTS ON ECONOMY,

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r. ohoaoc., and are ,h,p, The host.
TT End Mali .nec,ol eff.,r, In ba N
c,oa os to thn Lasr means of wormino
.o'm'. n,, ord NJ re,n,n,nr all ,hn hoax
nrod,ced. then procure your stove or crate
p.o ",no,o,cr nIsr --oudIe couten, 10 rgc i,
wi,hnu, a chnuoe, TIL it is worn out. Nor,
n,nnev Is often spcn, in changes and alter
a,,ons Than the fuel itself costs. rFD.
.,o, f,rge, in c,Id days, 10 keen The door.
sbmi
iii. Clothing. Dress deccnly; nay
wcll--but never dress gaudlIy And whcr
YOU have once got suit of clothes, wca
them out; even though the fashion shou.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21

ELIJAH BALL. -.Iuthr indie ment against
you, presented by the Grand Jury, for the
the body OF The County of Providence, you
stood charged with the murder of your
wife. To this charge, by advice, You
pleaded not guilty, Able aud eloquent
counsel humaIey volunteered IN your d,
fence, and ample time was gwen you to
make preparation for your trial.
Ga the day assigned, jury Of twelve
men, good and true, Of your own choosing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21

That man fulfil, a hugh destiny who
writes the songs of people. RIrnngcr.
Moore, aud Elliott, have alded much the
the cause OF liberty by the pnwrr, beauty.
and palhos of their songs The latter per
son is the author Of the Corn law
Rhymes Of ngland"-lhose musical com.
plants against tyranny by legislation, hlch
are cherished by the poor. and sang to
thel' children The corn Luz, which drew
out h poet OF the poor, originated IN the
condition OF England, The political power
Is ~ the hands of those who uwn he land
The land proptletors are ~ the naliuna
ieglsIal ure--afe the makers they atc
iand'ords--r out their farms at hluh
prices, and ~ order TO enable their ipnau-
try 10 pay them iathfulIy,a law Is passed to
force up the price OF gram. Thus I'M
mense injustice was done 20 The poor la
borer, for the benefit of the rich land own.
err. The legislatures exercise under au
thorlty, despollc control, for pecnniary or
other purposes, over people, then indeed
does the day call loudly for "a revolutions:
but when great people live in he enjoy
ment OF equal blessings social, political
agricultural and mercanlle-shame upon
the wretch who would attempt, by lawlrs,
eif'flS to pervert law, to break up the safe .
ty OF property and peace of The people.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21

UNPARALLELED STEAMBOAT SPEED. -
The Steamboat Swallow, Capt. Mclean,
says the Albany journal, arrlved here this
morning from New York, having made her
passage in nine hours and Ten miauics.-
This is the quickest passage ever made.