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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
A LII persons havOS claims aga nsI
"a the estate Of Abraham Cox, late Of
Perry township Carroll courty deceased,
are hereby notified 10 present the same
legally proven for settlement within one
year from this date, and all those lndebt-
ed to the estate are requested to make
immediate p1ymrni.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Administrator.
JANE cox AdmI'x.
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So. after all, there has | cen an awful
earthquake in China, though il had not
swallowed up the City uf Pekn. The
following N r" rational and probable ac
count of it Is rom Valparaiso uewspa,
per, dated in the middle Of November, re
celVcd by IA late arrival al Boston.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18
Waynesburgh Hotel,

IN the town % NaynesburEh, StaIk cuua.
ty, Oho-whers he il prepared 10 give
prompI and unreullied attention To lhr
contoIt aad general ocrommod4lpan of
Travellers and q hers, mAo may favour
him with Ihelr patronage. The Hotel IL
spaci0us and congeulen', and ns lurui.
lure entirely new. NeatUy, there Is aa
extensive area reserved tor The recepuC.t
Of Carriages, Wagons, &r.--and Ia this,
there is an eyerlowing FOUNTAIN u tho
purest wafer, con Iucted by hy Grants Ir0m
the adjacent hills. - Iii" BOARD shsI bo
spread wilh The be>i the mnrks's aGnrG:
aud his Bar always furnished with every
necessary rofrrshmeht. EIIs SiablIng Is
large, and will always Nv auended by
Careful aud active hosiieIs. ...
Tae undersigned ID determined to ron.
der has establishment the comfortable u.
bade d al who may please to give hirn
call. .......
JOHN BEATTY,
Waynesburgh, Stark county, O.I
February 2d h, 1888.
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LATEST FROM FLORID

Is : communication received Al the
AdiuIanl Geherai's OH ce from Major
General Sect, dated the 22 Of Feb
ruary, it appears that he arrived a.
PlcoIaia, FIorid4, the day previous,
wh.re he found The l5l battalion Of
Georgia foot in position. lie reports
the lst battalion Of Georgia mouartd
men on the south side Of The st. Ma
rvs river, and that the 2d monated
battalion had most problb' y commeU-
ced its march from the interior Of
Georgia. The head company Of Ihr
SUufh Carolina mounted regiment had
reached The Ogeechpe. the regiment
Of foot from tha, State, und,r Coz.
brisbane, was at st. AuguStins, Gen
eral Scott received despatch from
i5risadier General ClInch, dated the
gOih Of February, W III return OF The
troops uulGr his com | at Fort
Drane and its vcjni y, dated The II h.
This force consisted Of J93 men, 10
cIudng volunteers. BrigadIcr Gen
eral Cllnch states thai, on the arrival
Of Cot. Lindsay al Fort b o Ike, Tam
pa Bay, with he .i'abnma regiment,
NJ sior General Gaines viii have at
,hat place near Q, 2oJ men, and aboo:
100 friendly | dian'. G'O5e If Sth.
BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT. Al the meeting
of cuII MS IA the Methodist Chlrch in
Greruc street, held last evening, for the
purpose ol taking measures TO rebuild the
uohI c Slructur" known as" IhA methodist
u }nnk Concern. very interesting and I'm
prcsslNo addresses were delivered by the
R~v, Doctor Bluss, aud mo Rev, Mr.
Waugh. In The COURSE Of lis remIlk+,
DR.. Bangs related tue following rrm4rk4
bic incident. Among The burning irdg'
mcnl, oI books. and printed sheets. which
were whrIed aoIl upon wings Of flame, y
borae Onward upon those OI thG wind, was
page o! the Bible containing The 9th
chapter UL isai Il. 1t was picked up OIL
The morning of tho condagtalion, about,
twelve miles d slant, on Long Island, and
before the catastrophe was known which
mad carried it thlher. 1t WAS indeed
winged messenger oi truth, in double
sense, for the fact is no less striking than
AutheHlic, that every word of the page
WAS 80 marred as to be iIleSible, save the
llrh verse which read in tho following
words:---
Soar holy and beautiful house, where
our fathers praised thtc,is burned up with
lire: and all our pleasant things are La,d
,cuStc!"
True, there seems no special reason
why such message should have been
prOvidcnlialIy sent to tho man who found
1t; but the message was sent, and all but
The message oblterated by the melancho
~ occurrence of which it gave signal in
telIlgence The IeNf was brought over to
This city by the finder, and has been
placed IN one Of our bookSt ores.-N Y.
CON- Ado.
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sSJXICE.

T"o totos u hand drawn by jeremiah
A!!baUgh, Morris AIIbaugh aud William.
AI.Duu-h, payable to Alexander Nc Dow
ell or "rjur, Tor he snn Of s Ala aud SOU,
ccu;s each, have been wrong fully IakeN ut
VI the po session oG The subscriber. TLt,
'hrreiUrc, is 70 lore"aTn,sald Alibau5hs not
Ct" pay Oa'j notc, tp any person other
lhan the su,1rri,er or MS illher, Ch .rEc4
McD .|riI, oI IA, bm,nd, JEFF s,n county
DHIp. Sud notes bear date, February
o.h, ISL. nod carry interest from thu
Iate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18

"The Pvkin G. zete contains the d..
tails Of The m,S, terrible earthquakes with
IN he memory Of man, The shocks con
tined il; intervals for tweoty QUA days.
1t is Osilm2tcd that in the four PROVINCES
one hundred thousands houses wvro do
stroyed. The i-ids were covered with
dead bodies, aud ~ one To bury them,
and the SURVIVORS we're Obliged 10 live IN
the open air exposed to the nclemency Of
the weather. At Pong 'rcchin the earth
opened, aud a stream Of tIack water burst
forth, which carried away produce, men,
animals, HOUSES, AID ~hdtUyer 1t met
with iG Its course
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-18

HAY%E EsR U 81
lstOIrlR!LLa

TH'HE undersignel respectfully unnoua
n ceS 10 his friends aud The pubic gen,
orally, the; Ee fas taken, lur terra Ut
years, tho tavern stand hrretoioce ia ihS
occupancy Of Daniel Sbsetfyr, and kuowa
as IT,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

s'''a''s"' oo0N', arker, Fitzgerald, Chafline,
Masters, Almond, Adams. Mccoy, Swanson.
Wheher, cackey, Carroll, Madison, Morris. Mar,
ieney. Dolman Leyburn, Rinker, Harley, Cu,clr.
ield, Aloncare, DclaShmntt, Gibson, JET, Prenti,s.
Saunders, Cunningham, Btoan Of PETERSBURG,
Stanard-S2. .
.'ays-Aiessrs. Gilmef, S9uiha Wiley, Nc,
nnane' inrnbu'l, Booker, Austin, Richardson,
Hill, " ilson Of BotoiDart. VAUGHAN. lint, n,
LsseA, Smith OF Faaquier, Watkins, Hail of Gray
son, Darlington, Coleman, Sloan. Nixon. uolic-
man, Fleet, ilooe. Robinson, Nel, Rae,,lale,
Taylor OF NJ. NJ, Voolfolk. Hopkins, Stands,
Williams, Nicklin, Mo1ett, Conrad, jesse, Me
Mullen, Bare, Butts, Hargravc, Gilespie-3o.
The second resolution Of the committee v,.
then adopted aem con-
Inc following engrossed bills were read a third
','n9 anu passed--io incorporate the kanawha
Save insurance company-providiug for a peolo-
e'ea. sarsay Of .e State and for other purposes.
On motion OF Mr.. Hunter Of b., the uouse adj
lourncd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
CT z CO R.

7At Bodr9 Of T'rodt q ,he City ef .s,m York. n
specially addresses the .foiioiriag cIRtt LtR Ia
N, Merchants OF The United stefes, eho ffadt Nth
ihis City:
NOt aware that the night of the 10th nj
4 December laat. Unprecedented ooniasra
tim destroyed an ,mrortant portion OF our City, be
tween Wall aud Broad streets, embracing the Stores
Of many wealthy and en;erptis,ns Merchants.
iest III apprehension should prevail thai Tins l"fs
ma, render Merchants unab. 10 furnish the nsn
al amount aud variety oil merchandise heretofore ~
hhfed IN tins mari cf the board Of Trade have mne1i
satisfaction giving assurance that the Merchants
whose Stores DESTROYED. have removed Ia other
and are prepared from iresh npnttations. 10 eon,n-
nc their business With then u-1lal assortnsuts.
The Board NJ Trade. therefore. deem II proper Ia
give this public assurance that none need postpone
their usual time nj visiting the City. confident that
the, will find the market - wrll supplied rs usual.
nd Their spondens equal, able TO supply Then
demands. Il, order 81 ia. Board,
Ill I'll htliINCIoSS.Pre sh
Jons Elf. Reeofdg sfc'ty.
NeN ORR. | oh III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
.e'DEE5'E.

4 LII those having c,ins against the estate OF
/ " the late Pleasant Rowan, dec, are respec,-
fully requested 10 make them known early as
possible 10 the lJ.cribcr-ihos indebted to that
estate, are, in like manner, requt sted 10 call on
the subscriber, and make payment,-lt is believed
,hat there are many debts due to the deccdent, in
regard to which there is existing account or
memoral,dun-Such debtors, if any, would be
doing of Justice to the estate Of the drcedon,
b, apprizing tho undersigned of tho amount due
from them. LILBIRN H. JOHNSON,
Administrator Of Pleasant Koman, dec.
Feb. Is 27F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
VALUABLE; REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE. tT Auction.


nIRSl Ant to a decree of the County Court of
4 Amherst. pronounced at the December term
ls,5 III the case OF Ward, guardian, Dabney
and others" depending in said Court, the undefsgn-
ed, appointed II special Commissioner Tor the pur-
posi- will proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, by
way oil pubic auction, before the front door OF John
X. ID. Payne's Auction Room, ON FRIDAY. the llth
day OF March, ls.bi, that Tract OF LAND, lying IN
Amherst COUNTY. near SchooIhcds Ferry, containing
Five Hundred Acres. tnorc or less,) Of which
the late Henry - Ward died seized adjoining the
in. part o, the conveyed by the said Henry c.
Ward, IN his lifetime, 10 tie undersigned, and James
i.ampkin. ~ trust. To secure debt due to Jacob
Haas, by deed duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Amherst County, (the balance having been sold by
the said II. {. Mud, in his lifetime, to Thomas
Iovc.)
This Land Is veil tinbcred. aud of known fertility,
aud lies III the immediate vicinity OF the town OF
l.vnchbnrg. Persons desifons OF purchasing, arc
Invited 10 visit and examine il. Mr. Lorenzo Nor
veil WHO has no" possession will show IT To such as
may 50 desire, before the day OF sale. The terms
prescribed in the decree. under which the Land will
be sold are rs follows thid of the purchase
uey ~ be pad IN casll-one third IN twelve months.
aud the ftnainins third III two years. The two last
payments be secured by personal security, and the
title retained until the shall be discharged and
10 carry Interest from he day Of sale.
CHARLES l.. MOSBN. Conn.
- Selc 10 be conducted by John X. d. Payne.
.fuctionecr.
Feb. tllM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
EDUCATION,

h. CARR AND, ayas himself OF tins means
n. oil informing the former patrons Of Mr. IL. l..
Brown we'll rs all others " no disposed 10 en-
courage School At Amherst Court House, Tor the
instruction OF Youth IN those branches usually taught
III the schools ui this state; that he Will on Mon
day, the Isl DAY o February, open School ior that
purpose IN the house formerly occnpedhy Nh. kel-
", residence.
He hereby pledges hnself at all times 10 be pune
tu, in the dis, harse oil ms duty To render his
School acceptable To ms patrons, aud improving TO
hls pupils lie also promises those who ntrust their
children To his superintendent and instruction, not
only nstill INTO then youthful minds the
useful lessons OF education, but also those moral
and sfluous principles, the grand basis OF all useful
Lis sesslohs vi be Of the usual length Give calen
du months, Al the expiration III winch TIME he will,
IN every instance, expect prompt payment, on the
part oi the Subscribers.
Ttrmg--Fot beginners. = ; for Modern Geogta-
phv, Arnhmctle, Enrllsh Grammar, Ne, $40; ior
,nrlrnt Typography, Algebra. Geometry, and History
sl2 Ton the LATIN Language so.
Persons not living IA the vicinity OF the School,
wishing Ia seul children, | would inform that
board eau he obtnued ia the Village, OF in the lul-
mediate ueighotthuni, in the most respectable pm
iunlc,, on oielate terms, where every atten-
ton will be pad thrIn.
Amherst {. II. Feb. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
:Bei Acres Of Land,

adacen, the village. partly cleared, with three
four GOOD OILS suitable ior entertaining dfo,es OF
Horses. &c.. of cultivation. and has ON II newly
bull hewcd ioehouse. with framed and singled roof
a good Black smith Shop aud other Cabins.
Beng anxious 10 sell, will give bargain in tins
pro perty-as evidence ot which should any ono pro-
pose 10 buy, aud VIZ cannot agree upon the prlec,
will take $500 less than its valuation be made bs
two dlsinicrested persons, (ehosen by each OF us)
who shall in case of disagreement. choose the third
yaluer. ~ Vi, Eli VI. 10y ELL.
I,itfsgfpdnid {. H. FEB. < WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

koA1sOING+.--T subscriber having re-
moved to Lynehburg, would be pleased to take
nv Instantly, as boatders, some six or eight ouna
Ladies. His house is commodjous sitna,od i, -
agreeable part OF the town and convenient 10 some
eood schools lie lliurnish an excellent Piano 10
such OF the Young Ladies as may wish to learn Mn.
s'c ana Mrs. Winston and himself will use every ex
e'.on'" give satisfaction the parents and guardians
VINO may thinh proper to patronizc them.
EDM Nd WINSTON
vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

N(rISiHsG 10 renose 10 The country. Offer for
w sale NV THO LOTS. at Pittsgtruaio court
House. sbeh have. fof a number ol years. oeeu-
pisd as = Tavern keeper he improvement arr
well calculated or that bilsiness-heng large ne.
tAn story ootlen House. with Two above aud
below convenient passages. and good cellar ,I,end-
ed n dining :, new House. with Two rooms.
now occupied as Law Office. Dne other. with siN
roonls used principally the Ia, erb- house. Ano-
ti,er with four rooms. formerly occupied Store
house aud other purposes-togetber with Smoke
house. good Ice house. Kitchen. Negfo-houscs and
large Stables sufficient To contain Is 100 horses
These lpts contain hall Of ground. each, are
well enc losed with pailags,an Que OF them IS mos
.xcellent Carbon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
Monsieur EOsisGia.

Is THIS celebrated Racer aud gettcr
az u Ii. ol Racers will stand tins season
Wv n tsprine $500 At N, stable, a, Hal
s...e,.ass:y H. 1N court house. md Is now ready 10
sefse Mares Al WY dolla, the season. PAYABLE NJ
rs esrlaon. winch will ht Oh the t5tllof July next
one hundred dollars Ia insure. PAYABLE soon az the
Nine Ia known 10 be nloa 81 parted with Que dol
Ian, eash. 10 tle groom lllge and extensive pastu-
f1se, gr'tls, aud malrs Will led II required, At ~
cents 4 day. " responsibility Ion accidents OF es
eal"s hui rEefY pfecantlon taken Ia prevent them
MONSIEUR IoNSON has made himself so
well known by hls mGs He'd ACHIEVEMENTS on the
iaf and the particular distinction OF his Colts fo1
onnng well. beautiful appcatauee, fine action, aud
cllln2 huh. sfo render uthrr notice unncccssaI,
lllose who d'zlle II detailed account of his
|pedl1tec aud performances, referred 10 the Amc
|,lean afmrf. volume 'fh Ihee flu, aud also 10 the
fmt Register aud sporting Maelz,ne. tol January.
|lsSl. NAl W HURT
lHlIlaNG. II Foil Yev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
WILLIAM II. lSNAUTfI,
WAT HNAkER. JENVELER AND 81
NERSMITEI,

fhFe doors btfoic the Market HOUSE, and nearly OPP
posttr he Banks.
Il 'AhEs this opportunity of informing has Gus
4 TONERS aud the public. thai he has lnst returned
from the Northern Cities, and is now opening a
splendid assortment OF atches Je,eciry, Pafed and
Brtftdnld " arr, and great many other articles
winch are too numerous In mcutIon-hut he would
merely observe 20 those Who wanting 10 call on
hun before they pnlchase else where as he is deter
mined 10 sell low for cash.
\. B.-Clocks, Watches, Jewel,y and Silver
Ware. made and repaired III the best manner and at
inc shortest notice. W. T.. X.
October Is IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
,<VSc Of UF4nDIe .1fes.OpS.

WILL be sold on SATURDAY., the 9th day of
w the present month, at my house, on the
LyncI,burg and Salem Turnpike road, near the
town Of Lynchburg, five NEGRO SLAVES, be-
longing TO the estate Of Pleasant Rowan, dec. con-
sisling OF a Woman and four Children unusually
liktlv.-TermS Cash.
LH.BIRN H. JOHNSON,
administrator ~ Pheasant Roiran, dec.
Feb. Is IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
igdihsf
lanes NORMAN.
ipdinst


.lexander Iggat. administrator de bonis non WIN
the will annexed. of John Lynch, dec d., ,aiiit''i
H,ansford sergeant of the corporation OF sheou.e'
,nd IN that character. administrator oil Thomas W =
ar dec'd and James Z. Boyd. administrator WIN
tn. will annexed OF Philip Rohr, dec d. DEUS
II appearing the satisfaction OF the court iiohi
the bill IN the first these causes, the answer oil me
defendant James (. Aioorman. thereto, and the Dill
Of the sad Moornanl the second case. touching TIE
same subject that several sub were moi acted up
on by the arbitlators. IL W.T. the interest account,
the balances due on tie books, the contingent llah-
litv of Moornan for debts due, which he had IN a
tram of collection. and for which he would be ac-
count,be when collected and also that the pr
yate claims of John Lynch sen'r upon Norman tor
certain bonds subject 10 sgeh payments rs has been
made " ere not included III tie award oil The arbra-
tors alore 1t is considered by tie count that the
order of the Iih das OF November u, referring
the accounts To Commissioner Anthony, winch re
mains unexecuted should be enlarged, 50 as TO EN-
brace the several sub eets aforesaid aud - the SAID
Anthony has ceased 10 be commissioner, the court
doth order. thai one OF the Commissioners oil the
court do take aud s;ate account between the par
ties aforesaid respecting the several subjects aufe-
sud regarding the award aforesaid concluding the
parties only as TO the actual of the books al the
several firms mentioned at tie time it made, IN
which, if ary errors appear ON the books which es
capped the attention OF the arbIifators the may
be corrected and report the To the court, with
any matters specially stated thought pertinent by
himself, OF required by the parties to be stated.
\ copy---teStc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

MY school will commence the ls day
IVl March, IN lhe house belonging to Con. Rodos
in the ncgl,bolhool oil Maj Benagh, and Samne
Nown. The course oil instruction will embrace
all those English Branches usually taught in our
best Female Schools at so Tor session, OF five
months. For beginners hall price.
X. l.. TOWNLEY.
Feb II .}w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

VIRGINIA, TO ~ superior court
chancery, directed by law to be holden at the
town OF Iynchburg, for the district thereof, ON the
LIST day of November, 1890
Thomas ]. Garden and Robna his "itc David K
Scott and Ann b, Scott, which said Ann i. Scott is
infant, and sues by her next friend, Henry b. Ea-
~, and Henry B. Early, Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.

A message was received from, tie Senate sta-
ting tina, tie, lad reeedsd from their frs, and
third, and iNsssttd on the 18th amendment 10 the
resolutions relative 10 the interference the Nof-
thern Abolitonisls in the domestic slavery Of the
South.
On motion Of Mr. Miller. tie message and reso.
luton lad on the table
The day was speat in acting upon bills on their
first and second reading, a',A reports OF commit
tees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
POLITICAL.
w1ry SHADOWS or LOVE.

THE SkAA2V~S VI AZ 1s
As srnse .leef nsy tinetn.e
Inc breast With It's he.
Sc Loves golden eineiare
Nus. dafken ii too.
Ye, iigh, are the troubles
That sadden his mirfh,
As the smooth water bubbles
Tia, break IN then birth.
The shade on his temples
His bright locks diiiuse.
And the tears in his dimpies
What are they but dews
The slightest thing made
Though fragile aud tender.
Hath ALWAYS shade
To await on its splcndor:
And how should Loves tone
Have exemption from griet,
When 4 shadow is thrown
From the lils's clear Leaf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
WILIIAM NJ. ARRIS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
pJfJ/itnND 1

IA It'll view 10 facilitate sales, has taken the
w house, nn Main.stfect, recent, occupied by
Martin lons, fbtt,rcen Lancaster, Dtnbg s Cos
siaction Store, aud The Old Narktt) BY tins ar
rangement III connection Nth his Warehouse the
Dock lie hopes the better serve his present friends,
and all others Who may be disposed to encourage
HIM.
The Rtetiriag and forrIrdag Business, will be
particularly attended To. | am authorized by Ian
caster, Dcuby X 60, john llollius, and Miller \
Roberts, 10 ask continuance of the business, III
this department, from then friends
Having purchased lhe Stock of GROCERIES OF
Mr. Martin llollins. he will cndcasour TO fill orders
ON is good terms rs any othc, house in the City.
Feb.S l's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
4 gainst

Henry Cafper, sheriff of Franklin CONNIE
such, administrator Of George d. Sauodet, 5na as
Daniel Ferguson aud Fleming Saunders a,' 'se d.
tors with the wifmnexed, Of pleasant snnaari
and the said Fleming Saunders. in ls aee.
RIGHT, and Samuel Hale and the heirs At La, g oTh
s1ld Gaofsa D. Saunders, decd (,y.ose n,mrs ,ao
ualnown,) Dofa,, ,ieo ete
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
VI. HARE.
READY MADE cLoIHIVo sroer
(B.1lNk SQUARE
Ip0 Doors from tie Eirpinio RI

Tloo Doors from dc Virginia Bank.
ov1NHE subscriber informs bis friends aud the n,,h
l. lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand
a general assortment Of every article in the Dress
hne.-And as every article made in town. the work
VIII be foul TO be good. His assortment consists,
IN part, OF
Riue, black, and colored Dress and Frock Goats
Steei-mixed and colored Big Coats
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloaks of all descrip.
tons ~
Fur and Seal Caps
Sioth and Cashmere Pantaloons;
''''eks' SHIRTS, Shirtces. Stockeneu Shirts and
Drawers Also,
wal! be sold low FOR cash. ~ VI WHO %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
NOTICE,

pNSilf. subscriber WISHES obt1ln a competent ant
tust worthy Man, totakc charge ni Cotton Plan
Faion, with thlty=slx Working hands IN Arkansas
20 leave tins place about the Isl OF October nr.t-
. one who can come we'll recommended ion capa-
|city and integrity, liberal Wage, will be given. A
man with snaIliamlly, would be preferred.
NM. BAILEY.
Feb. z ltlfot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
NOTICE..
To the Merchants of Virginia !:

fE'lll, subscriber having been amongst the suffer
IN the great eonilaeratlon Of the 18th aud
Eth Of December. aud los his entf. stock oil Goods.
bess have 10 inform his customers and purchasers
generally that he made immediate preparations To
eet up "A fresh supply. and now has the pleasure ot
aelusdntlng them. that he Is daily receiving from his
MANDATORY. the Various articles III his lige,
u..t . 49,. .illaa. !.
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.ieqtiast

Charles Henry Lynch, executor of Ausem Lynch,
decd, Joseph Chilton aud Margaret his wife. John
Scott, Edwin Price and Susan his wife Robert
Scott, Mara l. Letwich aud Thomas Aldfldsc and
JANET his wife. Defendants,
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CUTLERY.

~ nave just opened, direct from Sh.e.h =.
~, 1ional lot OF Cutlery, consisting of sn,en.
e.l assortment OF Knives aud FORKS, Pen and pnet
ct Knives, Scissors, Razors &c. ~ '''u ok
Also. beautiful sssor,naen, of -p,s,o,.
Jar. a. co
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