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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
a. Handsome Residence at Aue ton.

,9-,A will sell, in from, Of my Office, on
l'piM Tu sday, the 10Th instant. the House. and
from ! 10 10 acres ol Land, the residence
Of Mr.. Drison. two miles from town. The great.
81 part al thu Land is heavily rnbcrcd--licre is
also on the Land an extensive Lime Stone Quar-
", which j, very valuable. Tins properly is 81
we'll known 10 persons generally. i, is deemed use
less t" give NOR minute description. Those
w,.hing 10 purelasc,are particularly invited to view
til. premises before the day oi sale. BY order Of
III. owner JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, 11per.
March 10 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

" IkGIAlA "A rules held IN the clerks flee OF
the county court OF rankin, the LIST day OF Feb
mary. 40:
Joseph Altlck aud Susaunah his Wifi, formerly
Susannah Bowsman, Plaintiffs,
against
George Powsman. Jacob Rowsman, Adam Bows
man Daniel Atick and Elizabeth hrs wife. formerly
Elizabeth Rowsruan, Mary Bow snan, Philip Bows
man, Lawrence Fowsman, John Ho"s man, Catherine
Pow snan, sophia Po@sman. Faun, Ho"sm Mar
garct Bowsman, aud Eve HowsnI.n. Defendants.
u fHaNttKN.
The defendants. Adam Bowsman, Philip Bows
man, Lawrence Howsma John IIowsman, Catherine
Bewsman Sophia Bo~sman, Fanny l'o"sman Mar
garet Bo"sman and I've fowsman. not having en-.
tered their appearance and given security. according
TO the act Of assembly aud the rules of tins aud
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this tomnonw cath; on the mo.
ton of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL ii is ordered that The
said defendants do appear here on the Isl Monday in
May next. and answer the plaintiffs bill and that "A
copy offhls order be forthwith published the Lynch
burg NIrglnian, for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county Acopv-teS'c.
NJ. G. CARrER, d. e.
March ~ w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
MCSSRS. TYLER AND LEIGH.

Il is assumed, vi'h great apparent ,xulta'io,
that. nasnuch as our Senators came to dltl,rr nj
conclusions with regard to III, r duty, one If rhcn,
must he indtien>illc. Noi So. That ilc rcosnr-
inc ofulc OF tlcm i wong, is certain ; and il,
our humble lmhc opinion, i, is tlal nt Nh. TS :
Ter. Nevertheless, entertaining ch opinions, i:
was his dn'y TO resign, as il was Mr. Leigh duty,
entertaining rrccisc, opposite opinions, 10 hold
on. II would have been mere roinic had Mr..
Lei h resigned Il. wen as Mr.. T,hr: Bat H.,
Wings, unlike their antagonists. u,vcr consult pol
mv, when great principles ATE a, issue. II would
have been advantageous, too, if both Of the gentle,
men had pursued the same course, White,cr that
aas--but the " lrgs wca no collars and ncccSsa-
NJ, Judge and act i,r themselves. Those " TO dis
like, or affect 10 dislike Mr.. Leigh, course, should
aleast honor The frnncss and mrrpidit, thar die
,a,rdit. In these plan, times, those virtues
should not pas, without appropriate commcuda
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
JUST KE(EIU'E.Ep,

4 n additional suppl, OF ElNL JEW EiEY, such
"A as Gentlemen and LADIES' Gold c,cIs; Si
yer Lever aud PLAIN English Watches; Ear rings.
Preas, Pms and Finger Rings; Gold Neck CHAINS,
&c. Also. JENNINGS y Sons genuine Drilled eyed
Needles, OF every M. Military Goods. of all kinds.
We keep constant, on hand. large supply
of silver Table, Desert. Tea and soup Spoons, OF
our own nanut,ctoly, aud of a superior quHlny-al
OF which will sell on terms ~ low as be oh
tanned elsemLcc. WILLIAMS \ VICTOR.
March II WOW if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

To- TIM Senate of Virginia refused 10 print Air.
Lcigls ',rtcr--a piece Of iHIc maHgnlty, on a
par with the nlrll' c,ual cal re- OF maiorj,, Of
its men lrrs. We do TO, wonder, however. llat
,c qna'ea under is cloQrout rehuh' ,.-TIc
House of Delegates agreed Ia yrm il, lhi'rp de
~lC-imporant delegate from Go' ,lIald, COL Joe
Watkins, aided by the ieo,nsd members from Rus
srI and Scott, cndravored TO prevent il v ha'
4 '-,, - sit IA Judgment on Wathe, L'irD
G~i> anu Iat".,> III, - t.",a.in .! Ra-
pbarI-Thc ground Of "l lection to printing was
the allegation of Mr. Leigh that the trli" design of
the in,rruction, was TO compel l'im 10 res Gil
which no man ever doubted, Which has been OPEN
Tyr claimed, and which WAS never dcaicd until
the Goochland Colonel io.k II upon !'imN If to do
80, and which " i'll continue To L.. asserted and be-
lpvrd, in despite ofdcnals from whatever quar-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

W correspondent of the Richmond Wing
mat the resolution of the Philan,hropc So
Chapel Hill, exp,ing Thomas lar, Ben
''"' orpilierng fcllou-srudru,'s trunk, has not
IA exoursed," as heretofore reporied.--
:. vu'' as the twig is bent the trees inclined.'-
""' Is bred in the bone can't he got ont of the
,,, Youthful depravity is most aps TO fipen
'"'0 'oary iniamy. "-OG Pro.uJs.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
FROM ENGLAND.

1h, packet ship North Amr'icn, tapt DnNcS,
arrived n \,w York, hfI0gs English papers 10
Feb. 5th.-Thc only matter oi interest the, con-
tain is tic speech of the klnS of ENGLAND, deliver
ed in person from the Throne, at the open 'nc Of
Parliament on the ih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
FROM II.DRlD

TIN, ,a,n.r " III learn. with satisfaction, that thu
command OF Gcnr.rl avis !I'om 1000 10 1900
mcn) which ii Tampa 81, "h"''' the IAN ul'i-
mo, had, after bury me tie remain, ot the gallant
men (n,d,r Major DAnr) Who wrr" hurcherrd b.,
tia, Indians, he'd Fnri klnc. without, however,
having u, yet net with a single hostile Indian.
Ndf Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

W Should the Spring elections result adverse
!" me an Burentrs, will William c. Hivcs re-
's" MS seat in the Senate 7 Not he. And there
=" VIII DE- furnished another illustration of the I'M
pr"pr'e'y Mr.. Tyler, resignation and the cor
''''ness OF Mr.. Lcigl,'s coursc-,he miH Of the
legislature,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

o. It will be seen that Mr. Leigh announces
hi, Intention of resignine lis seat in the Senate on
require tins annnnciatnn 10 satisfy those who know
the immense sacrifice which the acceptance Of the
Office imposed upon him. that love of office has no
share in his recent refusal TO resign his seat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

e, Mr.. Richie is calling for indigna ION
meetings" throughout the State. hcy~ be held,
q"ncr and cour-cr'cn patriotism can hy means
be- neglected. Mr.. Leigh will hardly have a
Whole bone in his skin by the time that the mod
ern Cicsros are done Wit, him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

c. II is rnmorcd rha, the Camanchc and sew
cral other tribes of Indians numbering $1,000
warriors, will cooperate with Santa Ana against
the TEXANS. Iftlis be true, their cause Is hope
less even if it be true, according to another ru-
NOR. that the disturbance. in Mexico require the
presence OF Santa Ana, with large force. at
home.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

W The Enquirer thinks thai Mr.. Leigh should
have had his Report lisp erpungcd, before he
wrote ms late letter. Is the venerable editor blind
D'es he not see that MI Leigh quotes that rv
''P"r', IN orde, to sustain his present POSITION,
ostS'nb''ing the entire accordance Of one with the
other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
ACCORDI.ANS S.

HNIlE su scrbrl has Ilst received handsome as
sortmrut Of he IkENfH ACCORDlANS,
and would call the aoutlon al the public 10 them.
They certainly have the urh.,t tones aud the
most mclodtons and agreeable portable Instruments
". have amoug rs. They are getting to be tho most
f.hlonabIc Instrument. used IN polite society. For
sale, (wlth Music accompanying thcn',l Al til. China
Store OF JoS!Fli u. EVANS.
haiChT Wv II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

4U,mnrie.-On Monday last. Thomas W. Gill
nrer and Valentine w. Southall, E>qr>. were an
nounccd rs candidates for recollection in Abe
marie They will be opposed BY Messrs. Alex
Rive, and Thos. j. Randolph and the contest will
he close and bitter one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

O"Sraectu! Act.-A parcel Of Row iies burnt
'' '"zr~el in efiigy a, Cnpcpcr Courthouse
=" The 3D. inst for his falsely alleged agency in
r'e h'ng he display ofIpc National Flag on tin"
n'o February. Sucl, COZ duct is far more dcCra-
lug 10 those engaged in it than il can possibly be
y" "'e OBJECT of their malcvoent hatred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

o. The Enquirer " in,okrs the aid of the L.
rnaiure 10 r,assrrt Il cir pri,ci; lc,.' With w.
few exceptions they hardly know the meaning
Of a principle. The Enquirer had better invoke
Them to 60 home and plant corr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

a. Il is SAID TINT Mr. Kendall, the Postmaster
General Is dangerous, III, and his recover, Is
deemed doubtful.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
FAMILY FISH.

"a FEW KITS PRIME Salmon,
DO do do PRIME Mac\cIcl.
DO do kegs Dutch llrUng,,
10 do dc Scotch llculngs,
. Kits Tongues and sounds, a choice article,
Families will be- pleased with the above named
Fish, as they ale PIT up IN small vessels
HENRY BROWN, in.
Ncdny opposite the Banks.
March II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

0~J-Mr TYLER declined, for private reasons the
Public Dinner rendered to him by the cilizens OF
Fir. dericksburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
u Mr.. Fox. the new British Minister, has
reached this country.

& :" The corporal. authorizes If Baltimore arc
authorized To subscribe $1,000, 900 additional III
the stock of their great Rad Road-whici, II Is
SAID, will carr, II 10 The OHIO. The stock has
advanced considerably.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

o. p. H. Fontainr ESQ having dc lined re-
election in Henry, Peter Iiair,ion, Esq has been
nominated by the Van Bureni'es, as his success
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

w ANTlD. an active Young Man 10 take chang.
w of a Horse, the ensuing season. Good re
commenda iot Swb required, a, dnone but . soh.r
stead, man need apply. HENRY GROWN in.
March II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

q i Coat of mpnthly session begun aud held
l y Cor the c1nnv o. Am1ersr. NJ III. Can't
house, On Monda, III" l5fh day of February,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
against

laura B. Carer, John Carter, JUL, \. Carter.
" alhrr = Cner, infants under the aa,' of twen-
N.nn" years, by Roh"r Iinsl,v, their GUARDIAN,
special, assigned 10 drrud tllrm in tins sui, and
Charles ". Garter, aud William, II. McCullock
and May his wifi, defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
EGLGsrSIS Ig'UssSfN.

F1NllJi subscribers wish 10 hire, b, the day. month
or,car leo ABLE BODIED MEN,
eihcr White caiour'd ion whom liberal wages1llls
gwen. Sl2n pen nnum, Will be given for able
bodied Nrgroes. MctDKkiE \ MCDANIEL.
Jan. IA wi Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

Edward {. Clrtcr, Champ" Carter, Robert W.
Carter, George W. Carter, Peter J. Carter and
Willis T.. Dlcke,oN trl>Ieq lnr Caroline Reynolds.
plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
ROBERT EARLY,

SURGEON DENTIST,
rs now at the Franklin Hotel, prepared to attend to
L any call 'ha, may be made upon HIM.
Dee. 81 If.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

WIlh NUMEROUS FUlcs o sNs--IUt -lfs-~Us-A
Tickets sle--llal, s. Qrs. 60 10
10, sac ut DIGGES OFFICE.
March II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
DlGGl,S' OFflCE,l
Ly"chbufg, March II, l-l,6.
4 Small Grim and Lish: Espunsc
- MADAM E'0feTy' NJ, 80,

y '
doubt rreocct that the "Godlrss' WIS peiliIoucd
to Erpungr her " rath, aud assume a smiling aud BIZ
coming fai-. II seems she has been aliog ether
unnlufiul oi the request Having ,ommenccd her
favour, IN SMALL way, lei MS hope II may cud IN /,
{ APIIAI. style. lie not therefore unprecedented
may come IN all the trouble, that " lrshis hcl to.
10 y,Ur hnghi IA the Petersburg Lottery No. g. "a
pltaI S25,odo, &c, Tickets and Shares M, be bad
Al UIGGES OFFICE
...s..,.. Of Small Luck.
,brving the instructions oi 1871
Mr. Garland of Mccllenbnlg, rose to explain
The passage in Mr.. Rivcs's letter read by Mr. Gte-
gory.-Ilad the Legislature simply asked nm to
vote for resolution restoring the d'pos'teS 10 INC
Bank Of the United States, he would have obey
ed dccming The consequences oil the act 10 rest
on the Legislature but when ms = best eHcr-
tons" were demanded for the restoration al the
dcposircs, he could not obey, because, III hs oP'n-
ION, it involved a violation OF the C"n>tIntlon ana
an act OF moral turptudc. Mr. g. believed thai
these were Mr.. Rivcs's views.
Mr. Powell asked the gentleman from h"och-
land, whether he intended to bring against the
journals of the House, the bare assertion OF WI
liam G.. Rves, in an el, cioncarng speech publish
ed in the Enquirer
Mr. atkins said that the gentleman from Lon-
doun, was something like the gentleman from Fin
.vlvana he could NJ. s"e-ihis, and he ea"ih hhi
- IT, '7''NN w a 10, id't LIZ rum N'''etl
L u Liberty street. near the corner ot \assd
and immediately opposite the Middle Dntch Church
the vicinity also of the City Congress Hall and 9th
er Hotels:
l.. :. g. Co having by the late destructive con
larraion of Dee. II, l-3', lost their entire -t"ch
OF Goods aud Store. take great pleasure IN informing
their friends aud the public that they have Tor
the present, removed To the above commodous and
newly bnllt store. where they now opening an
entire new stock OF FANCY AND STiPLE SILK
GOODS Umbrellas, Parasos, stocks, English and
German Hosiery &c, with variety OF other new
and desirable articles. which they offer FOR sale at the
lowest prices for approved paper, cash. per cent
discount
New York, Feb. - 7tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
tA1AA NUW ARO. q

q II 4 IA 4
y H\'t tm'iy 10 de secured -, rom satisfactory
riuiu,t,on KINDLY communicated to the subscriber,
b, gentleman NmG III TIE upper pan oi 'umbci-
land. II seems almost CERTAIN that hot man, ben
MOSIl ~ .whu las TOW been abscnt more than
twcNc-mouth has nhltucd fcr pAVcis. titled up Win
the name ri Hnrcuu HcnfU, and that he L. thus pass
my, under tins title iire man. \ fellow. whose
dcscuprlon precisely conctlonds with that OF the
subscribers Ht>, was seen onthc 10Th III Erhruar,
thu HucL1ug laur road. both shove and brow Raincs'
Tavern. lie had such a III" p1ss ~ the one spoken
Of and called hImsclt Duncan lcmN. IL. however.
told vet, different .turcs Ia different individuals To
one hc sad that lac a hoffman hls boat was
still account ot Uc-aId that II" WIS On ms way
To INuchhur. To mothrr, that he was N search OF
Il lost trun - aud tea lhnd. that hr was travelling TO
rmhauan. III IotcIoutt. II any OF these tales were
tue, IT Is probably the FIRST io, he long acted i
boatn,an on jaime, Knct and II is h,rh probable
that hc Is often passing between INnchhutG aud
Richmond. With huh eNettIon, II Is h,,,rd that
any person either OF these places, rnieht easily APP
prchcnd hnn lhr above reward VIII he gwen To-,
hsdcll,clN Ia nc lNinr ncm ilaIlsbuto, IN the up
pc, end OF Chesterfield ior ms confinement any
Jail, 50 that can obtain otscstion ui Inn.
he burht mulato s1onr a. Il hles about 80 q,
Is wears arr. aud Ton oi his colon. has features
unusually prominent llls nose u way uHt COMMON,
being v,uy ma h OF the fomau mould. sbcr,
ed that hls speech " quicker ihan ordinary, AID that
tlcrc L. shot scar on enc Of In cars
ANN II MOODY
Chesterfield, March II wtw
400 Negroes wanted immediately.
rRlIlE highest prcr IN fah viii be given lot III 81,
] NEGROES. from - 10 - Yeas old Two 81
rh,cr good Carpenters and lnck,nlls ar wanted
EoN\H y uAtRl1S.
March II 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
BACON.

l HAVE n large lot OF BACON. of my own cur
1uc, Which will be- sold at the market price.
JAO. J. ri RVS.
Feh % uswif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

DigCcs' Lottery and Exchange Office
GRTt1' UOfNGS
FORTUNES CpVy.GGE."
G r 25,O0a nollais IN
L. 20 rrllc, Of 2,oao Dollars -
Virginia. yg0ssOft:Uli1 RoffCyy,

tLNSs No. 4, ron 1896
To be drd,tn al 1ipcud,iu, NutHrdog, n, 1911 dag
Of Nufoh, 40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

" IKGlAlA AT rules held IN The clerk : rdlce Of
the county court OF rankin, the ls day OF Feb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

March ] !
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-07-07

WASHING TON, JUNE %:
The old Lion shakes his name in anger In
relation to- the taur pas committed by his
Generals in their Indian campaigns. You
must not be at all astonished if after his visit
to the Hermitage he avails himself of his CON-
stitutional privilege, and assumes the COM
mand of the army in person. His name is
a tower of strength" neither the Seminoles
nor the Creeks have forgotten. his prowess in,
arms, and / have no doubt he would effect
more in three weeks than the whole of the
Generals put together, always excepting
Pontiac, the child of the muses. and the below
ed of the ball ROOM. The order recalling
Scott is dictated in no measured terms. He
orders him to leave the command with Gen.
Jessup, and repair to Washington I" foytbsOiN.
to account for his failure in Florida. and his
tardy proceedings against the Greeks" He
is determined that the war shall be finished
at once, and hence has ordered all the !ega-
lar troops left on the sea board from Name TO
Georgia to rendezvous in Florida. rms looks
like war in earnest, and If he would only as
sumo the same attitude to his miserable cabi-
net. every member Of which has tor years
been throwing the entire responsibility Of
Their own acts on the shoulders Of the Ppesi.
dent. we might long since have hoped for q
different result in relation to the Indian
frauds. which have helped as into these wars.
as wen as many other affairs that will appear
in due time. More of this anon In the mean
time, we must await the final result before
we condemn Scott, Respice .fnem is a good
motto.-Ib.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-07-07

Hard 1ssses.-An old lady was complain
ing few days since, in the market. ofthe ex.
cessive high price of provisions. alt is moi
meat only that is so enormously dear" said
she. but cannot obtain flour for q pudding
for less than double the usual price, and they
do not make the eggs half so large as they used
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
NENT GOVERNOR.

IL seems 10 be generally conceded thu, the Van
ties viii succeed in securing small majority in
INT "esi Legislature aud ash will be- one of their
du'ics to elect Governor, tho public are already
eagerly oonjeeturing who will be Doomed most
worthy OF tho equiyoeal homer. Thomas Jellcr-
son Rando pin of Albemarle; Mi. Charles lancey
OF Buckingham, Col. George ". Wilson of Bole-
tonft aud Col. Joe Watkins, the immortal black
line tNpunscr, Of UoocAland, are the most con
spcuons aspirant> to the vacant char and upon ono
oi them, in all likelihood, the mantle will fall None
OF them remarkable for talent or service 10 the
eountrs-nhile all are noted rs Jealous adhcrcnts
OF the pr, sent nast,, aud of lis" heir apparent"
but IN our estimation, though we confess we
have no right 10 Interfere IN a mere family affair,
and We speak therefore with the utmost imagna-
BILE delcre"ce and snbmis>inn,-no man in the
ranks of 4" the party" deserves TO be named as "A
competitor of the renowned Goochlanl Esnnnerr.
unless ii be the Scion OF Southwestern Nite;ni, "A
man noted alike Tor his wisdom and hi, modcsl,-
we mean Colonel Fayctio MeMulen. of Scott
county. We hope that integrity fidelity and sbil-
''N like ms viii not be forgotten in the distribution
oi the spoils'--especialy rs the section of the
State IN which he resides IS the most faithful in its
allegiance To the treat Richmond oracle. while il
rarely participates in the more dianfel Office. of
the Commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
AH.H'CHHsRG t'saGEs.ag.s
Thursday. April %, 1896.
LATE AND IMPoRTANrFRo TEXAs.

\ letter from New Orleans 10 gentleman in this
place dated the | ltli inst informs IL that tho last
news from Texas was OF very gloomy character
rears were entertained thai the entire Texan ar
nay had been destroyed.
Another letter from the same place, from
Tier gentleman, dated thrl2h inst. S,vs-' rIgre
is letter of recent date here from Santa Anna
which declares that it is false that Mexico would
cede Texas to the nted States or to any foreign
power-tlat the people of Mexico will not suffer it
and he will >prnd every drop of his blood and
every dollar III, fortune before ii shall be done
tina, h" begins the campaign with the resolution
to treat the insurgents aS brgands, and that he
should put an end the rebellion by DISCRIMINATING
the rebels Thisis acauiou against spectators,
who,we hear, Turing, by contrary reports in the
States norfl, of US
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28

sal. ofthe BANKING House Of he United States
Tive learn from the Philadelphia United
,..,.. Gazette that the Exchange was crowded ON
=. la,h instant al an early hour, each >i,iter
',;ou,ly waiting the offer of the real estate of the
1Tn;,sd States Bank, in Chestnut street, bv Messr>
Al Tuou.s & Son, auctoneers. Tie LOT fronts
~ Chestnut street 202 feet inches, extending
%, f,et to Library street. Besides the Banking
to,se. there are two smaller buildings ON Library
',.e,. The bidding for short time was anna-
.aJ Int the whole was finally knocked down 10
THOMAS =. CorE, Esq. at %3SS,ooo. 1t was uu-
..r,,ood that Mr.. c. purchased the property for
H.. stockholders otihc Pennsylvania Tinted States
Rank, &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
ESiINNM ANSEIIP.

MR. COOPER respectfully informs the inhahi-.
lNh tants of Iynchburg aud the neighborhood,
that he has opened a Writing SCuooI, in the base
mcnt story of the Second Baptist Church, TO con-
tiuue ) or months wherein will be taught the true
and correct principles Of Writing, and every thing
connected with that most useful science on a system
entirely new by which the crampcd and leci.
BILE scrawls made uniform and slightly and by sub
seaurnt practice will become unique and beautiful
interfering little possible with the original cha
racters.
The style OF writing has been formed expressly TO
suit Mercantile purposes. and Episoary cores
pondence and the method of connection is such as
affords the most astonishing facility to business.
portion otthe day will be set apart exclr sively
to Ladies. in a saperate apartment.
Mr. Cooper will instruct in private families If de-
sired Terms extremely moderate.
Aprll2S aif.