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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-18
ADDITro n a L s u r r L y!


VNILSON d ANDERSON, are
w again receiving an additional sup,
DIV of WINTER GOODS. They would
partic ularIy call the attention OF the pub
lie, 20 their very complete assortment Of
Cloths and Cassimeres, Petersham, London
Buckskin, Cassinetts. White and Cord
Fionnels; French, English, and Printed
JMeriaos; Zuiicaa, French, = Common
Calicoes.
They have a pretty assortment OF Black,
and Colored Silks; Dress Hats; Plain
and Fig'd Bobbinets, do do Saciss and
Book Muslin Cambria and Jackonet !;
Laces, Edgings, Lassrtings, and foot,ngss
together with a general assortment oil
Domestic Goods, Hard,care Queens ware
and Groceries
December 10, 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-18

IA EW OODS.-The Undersigned,
IN has just received and opened. an ex-
tensive assortment Of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. Sc, to which he invites
the attention of his friends, and the public
A. g. HAMMOND.
Little Georgetown, Oct. 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-18

October s, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-18
G a " a L. B . A r. /.

February 10. 1851
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
Monday. May ., 1896.
1'tNAS.

IT,. news from Texas is of the mo, gloomy char.
..,.r. Scarcely the vestgc of hope remains
.,,, ;.brave and chivarous defender, have c,cap-
\ the discriminating sword of the sayage Mexican
IGOR. As might naturally have been expected.
,be .ympathies of the American people are, with
few illiberal exceptions, on the side of the Tex-
;,os: both because most of them were formerly
.;,i,ens OF the L. States, and beca,,e they are
6olnr for their liberty and Independence. The
=. lliberal exceptions to which we refer, are the
New York American, the PhiIadelph National
,,azette, the Boston Atlas, and some others of
,be sane kidney, who seem to desire the down
fll of Texas, because Negro Slavery is tolerated
s,,hn its limits, and will be probably pcrpctuatcd
rn)ess tia fine country again pass under the Men
iran yoke. They seem 10 regard domestic scryi-
,udc with fan more horror than political dcspotisn,
Even the bloody aud treacherous sacrifice of SO
many brave men, murdered in cold blood by asan-
culinary tvrant, scarcely strikes a chord of svmpa-
,y in their foi sooll, the Infamous
butcher who thus played the coward and the en-
aculioncr preceded his march with Il proclamation
.of free dom to the negro! This is the humanity
Of Aboli,ioni.ts-the philanthropy Of ianaicsm
We turn from, this picture, ho"cver,v the dis
nus, which it is we'll calculated to inspire, to
,sore generous manifestations of public feeling In
New York, Baltimore, Buffalo, Mobile, Lexington
NV, and other places, large public meetings have
acclamation; and what is Of more consequence,
sarge pecuniary contributions have been made in
behalf of the unfortunate victims OF the most
,angulnary crueles that ever diSgract1 4 war a.
mons civilized men, the French Revolution not
excepted, and cqa,lei in coll-bo,l.d atroci,y o.,
~ by the most savage l1arbarians. In New York,
100000 were subscribed in one day, and it was
thought lshl the subscription would be doubled ON
the Hxt--and in the other places named, the sub
scrpiions were spirited and liberal
We believe that the united voice OF the Ancr-
can people, when the fact, of the case shall be
s9re,d before them, will be for instant war. 1t is
uae that We have no right, in the abstract to inter
Zero in the civ il bro. Of orr-n powers and as
question Of eNpedicncy, in the general, il would
be wrong To do But we regard Santa Anna
as an outlaw and an enemy of the human race
The unparalleled atrocities which he has pcrpc-
traed call upon civilized nations To make war
upon and destroy hin-more especially upon us,
who are more Immediately in contact with him.
AMI who should feel acoloIy the deep and eternal
stigma which his violation Of the laws and lclinos
Of humanity has in1ictedupon the american name.
lie should be treated IA brigoni, with whom no
terms ought to be held, and to whom no mercy
should be extended.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

BROOkE-Col. John Mcmillan 800 Jacob
Drcamps (the late dclegate) lbs. The Wcll,burg
Transcript says
Col. John Mcmillan, a Jackson man, is cleo
ted by a majority Of III votes over Jacob De-
camps the regularly nominated candidate Of the
dickson Van Buren, party.
" Ii will be rccoecied that when the bill to in
crease the banking capital Of Virginia presented
by the commit acted on bv the Legislature
last winter, that Jacob Decamps voted against it
IN every shape. When stating his reasons for pur-
sung course So directly opposite to the vital in
'eres of that portion of the community which he
represented; he said, he thought it was most pru
dent IN the absence OF instructions on the subject
TO pursue the safer course, not to increase the
banking capital of Virginia to the extent asked
Tor lest the u. $. Bank shouM be tempted to take
stuck and thereby get the control OF the currency
Of fhls state. But the people thought otherwise,
and elected his opponent, who stands pledged to
advocate liberal increase of our Banking Capt.
tai"
PAGE-Wm. r. Almond (V. b. is reelected
Almond 1873, Jacob Strobe lOs
WARREN AND CLARkE-Col. VIM Car
son Is elected by majority of about so over Nalll'
surwell both Vantes.
AcCOMAC-For II. of D. the vote stands
fins:
Ba,ly (wlg) OH r,.,,
p'"lson (adm, but not V. b. $40 '''''''"'
Drummond (Whig) 235
Mflnalds do pos
Dell do lO4
The Enquirer admits that Poulson, ono Of the
.ec'ed members, islands pledged to go, in the
Legislature, as the vote of Accomack goes on the
PRESIDENTIAL election" No one can doubt how
mat will be. 1t will give from 6 to 700 ma
J'fhy against Van Barren.
'iLES-IIale PA (ecctc d )-king 200. Kirk
~ Smith los. A letter in the Enquirer says
lucy are all for Van Buren,, except the last.
ANELlA-Wiley (Van) is reelected. Wiley
Sio' I. T. Giles (whig) 40.
'ABELL-McCastc (Van) elected, over
"cdinns (whig.) a Van gain.
MiDDLESEX-IIoulder IIudgns's YAM ma
]0r''y over Roy (uhie) Hills majority in Ma'l'-
thews lib.
hAMP SliIRE-Messrs Sloan and Nixon
Nah) are re-clectcd-Sloan 530, Nixon 1888
''rksadon 322, Brady 27I.
"OOD-Abraham Samucls (whe) 2l', (clcct-
ea)-Smith, do. 10, Greed (Nan $50.
iAIEWELL-ColR Robert Gillespie rc-clcc-
eo' Gillespie 3Oi, Joseph S,ras 23i.-Bot' Van
ilcs
MONONGALIA.-Col. W.. Wiley and l.
Sac Cooper cscctcd-boh Nanitcs-,he latter by
"maJority Of - Owe. $. II. Mprgan, of the sam,
iaih.-
ALLEGHANY-DousIas i. Laync any re-
erected, without oppo5i,ion,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

HIGH PRICES.-It will be seen, by the
" Review" that Tobacco, suitable for manniact"-
ring purposes, still commands splendid prices IN
th. market. Col. Aug. Lcirwich bought four
hhds on Friday, No ], "A, $30I, the highest price
oivcn in this market for many years, perhaps
since lsl6-No ,, s2l No. 3, $50; and No H.
SO. all Of which he conemplatcs manufacturing
Far his friends in the South The n'as'cators OF
" the weed" in that quarter will be better en-
ployed, when they receive it, 'l'an o'"NS-
ncare', romantic swain, who sat all day "rhew'"g
the cud of sweet and bitter iances' Mi 'o'''
Buek,r, on the same day, gave 3l8 for ono lhd' "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

for Mr.. Bcnton's Expunging resolution in the Sc
nate. lie proposes TO "rcvcrsc, rcscind and an
null the resolution, condcmnaory of the removal
Of the dcposos. We opposed to judge
Whites resolution, as we are to that of Benton
but, of course, upon different grounds. Tho
constitutional right of the Senate to adopt this
course, if majority of them believe that the reso-
ton oflS}4 was wrong, either in fact or principle
is, unqnestonable and unquestoned. And, for
the soul Of us, we cannot why the " avcn-
cling word, Expungc," is preferable to the ordina-
ry mode OF" repeating an obnoxious law or reso'
luton.
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llti1,.
iDnInSt

~ II
:, r,eohaih MOORE 'onh n'"'ynn'aS' James y
hcheynoids' Thomas hnah ana H"ocft 'ofdon'
surviving partner Oh Nn'fe" ''''''Non &C h'p'pS'
pt,,s'
'h's cause came ." ms "'s 10 DC ,,ea" on ''''
papers formerly 't'"' Tue ''Port "' '"t''h'sSlo''
rn,"e,s, ','' VI p,,' :" Wv ~ VI , .,.
hU' ., '''""c', ~ '''" ''' VI ,"s"'' ,''"'
WI" III. 'A''P""'H '',,'''o .! ,'' p'''"', ''" was
'S"'"o u, 'ou'H'' ~" Wv
'o"''' s"s''i''''S 'i'' l''''' i''' ','
'H' ~ "" " W '''' ''' i ''" " Wv
"e'n " eiN ""''l'" ','i' sN'"'. INV "'''''s '"'
ninety s'N'" 'cl'S' an" ing we i'f''"'
o. ana pc's o, "P'n'oh ''t ','c u'I'"'''' .""o''
4, 'le'ie o' 'he S''' VI .,' Ph'"'" Inn" "'"''
inc oeed oil '''s' II, me M I"' P'o'r'''''ss ''oi
''o'"' "" " nv ,"' l''''"'' va ~
OF 'ileir lai'heIShP 'l'hN'','"'' III l." S', ''o'
lllah 'llihue 'oi 'i'n' "l,''l S''" ""N' "'o"' anu
neinS also 81 oP'i"h 'n' me "'''n',''S' ''''' ''
'oilh heheyn"o', arr proved I" '''"' cor p''o"
WIN 'l'e s'la oe,'n''m w
''e Sdeo Tue P'''' s''' '',. o'o VI ''''i r
the trustee ana approving me s'driheh ~ 'i" '"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

e. We conclude Mr.. Legh's overwhelming
speech, on the Eypungln. resolution, this morning.
1t seems to that man can rise from lis peru
sal without being satisfied botl, of the unconsitu-
tonaliry and the incNpedicncy of the Expung'ng
process We de not wonder that attempt has
vet been made to answer it, and that the resolution
has been since permitted quietly to rest ON the
table.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
SKN ATE

Majority of Nespasian Ellis over John Page.
tate Senator in the Aceon.ac district lbolh whg>)
32O.
Majority of VIM. Smith (Van) over panl. +.
Slaughter, (whig) the late Senator, in Tire CUT
pepper district, POS.
IL Is now pretty certain that the majority of the
Nafltes in the next Legislature will ~. be much
smaller than it in the last. Thcr is, however,
strong grounds for the belief,-ndeed there is little
reason to donbt,--thaf, in November, the vote Of
Virginia will be against Van Buren, as President,
We have not yet summed up the popular rot,-
but even should that show majority against the
Wings, (Which we do not supposc) it will not be
necessarily just criterion OF the Presidential
vote. l. iswcll known that many persons voted
'or the an BWea candidates this Spring, who
declared that they will not vote for Ian Bmtn
himself next Fall. This may seem somewhat in
consistent: but it Is not really 81, considering the
great effort made by - the party" To separate the
two elections, by taking the grounl, that, nasmuch
AS the next Legislature will until after
the Presidential election is over, the opinions of
voters in reference To the latter should not be per
mitted to influence their course relative To the
former. That argument used here, in public
ddres>es and in private circ',s, and had its effect
and ii was doubtless employ ed throughout the
State. We are aware, nevertheless that the result
of our election will he claimed at home and eral-
ded abroad, as Van Buren, triumph-,nd the
people of other States will take il for granted that
Virginia is chained 10 the car of the Magician.
But the knowing ones among us, are well a
LOST won''-and they are themselves appre-
hcnSivc of the result, WHEN, in November, the
kcd question of Van Buren, Van Buren,"
shall be presented to the people, stripped of all
the false issues which, for the las, two years have
SO we'll served ,hcir purposes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
A Copy-Tcste.
ID. ROBES. G..
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

Lyactjurg, Narch l2h, 1885.
The parties interested will take notice that |
shall on Fhursday. the 18th day of June next, pro-
coed the execution of the foregoing order OF court
on which day, at the hour of ten O'Clock in the NOR
ming, they required to attend at my office, with
their accounts, vouchers and proofs, and copy of
the court papers, prepared for examination and set
lcment. 5. |. WATT, Com.
Nav wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

o. Gen. SCOTS splendid tactics have sue
ceeded to admiration. The three grand divisions
of his army met at Tampa Bay, but they failed to
catch Occaa. The net came to shore, but there
were no fish in it ! The i" inexperienced junior
has vnlcatcd his claim 10 the title
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

o. Three of the Senatorial districts Of Nirg-
MIA, and perhaps more, now represented by Van
Buren, men. at the late election gave Wing MAORI
tics-McSsrs Dycr's, iIunton's and Basyc'S. II
those districts were fairly represented, the Van
Buren, majority in that body would be only one,
instead ofscvcn Don't the Enquirer think they
should resign? Or at least that they should speak
the sentiments Of thcir constituents! We merely
ask for information.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

~ The affairs of Texas incidentally
brought into discussion in the Senate on the 4th
inst There seemed to be Discrimination to war,
if it can be honorably prevented.
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REVIEW
or TIE LlNtHBtRG MiRkE +
Corrected by Richard Txrcr,
REV az ~

fused
Prices OF all descriptions, except fine Manu-
featuring, lower than last week.
. We annex the sales of ~ hlls. sold on Fri
day, 9th of May, among which there WAS some We
ry fine Manufacturing, which commanded extra
prices, ON account OF their superior quality.-Two
bids. made by Benz. H. kirby of Halifax sold one
AT $50 -, and one Al ss2l--Richard :. Ellis, of
Amherst, one hhd. 1T S2O-Col. Lcn. Claiborne
of Pittsy>ania, ono hhd. a, : IT, all of which were
bought by Col. Aug. leilwich, To be manulacu-
red for MS friends in the Souih.-Onc hhd, made
by Lodowick Farmer, Of Halifax, sold al SlS{ :;
and one by Mr.. Card"cl Of Halifax, for SIS, pur-
chased BY Mr. John Rucher, to be manufactured
for the Northern Market.--Onc of above hl,ds
(bouehl by Aug Lewich,) brought AT least 500
more than any hhd sold in this market for the last
Is or Is years.
We cite the following additional sales on the
same day, of Passed Yobdcco: | hhd. AT Sl2 10;
! at II at II IS; at II ; At 10 80; |
at Q 30 , at Q; 5 AT 4 - 1 at 80 i at
: p: Bat 8 ; q at Z - 5at Z 50 3at Z %;
at & 75-And the following of Rttused I0bac-
co: | hid. of manufacturing, SIS Refused
Lrot: | at 9 p at at - i; ! At 80 :;
AT p; ! at 7 ; strips: ! hld nj &; at
& 50 q hhds. Inferior Logs averaged $ 50, AMI
9 of a better quality averaged - %.
M IN he, t,rlp sine I,,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
VIEW GODS.
rxYrEX BROWN, Jr.

UFFI0oFtt % VIC I7o'''''
rs NOW receiving an extensive assor'h'c' ~ 30
] H., All Fancy articles among which arc some
y.rt hr,ntit,,l As hi, variety is very great, "onio
he tedious to enumerate His friends and the pubic
are respectfully nyitcdto call and eHamne TOR 'n"h,.
selyes as he has been abte 10 hay IN ms soo"s ."
the best terms. he feels confident lia' nv ''i ''
il to their interest to purchase oi hun.
lie will sell lot Of good Nenson itAnS ~ !" ~"
price.
. Nay =
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Staple and Fancy Goods

purchased lnNew York Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
since The artird Of fresh Spring GOODS.
which he pledges himsifo selIas iop as any other
fouSc IN l,nchhnrg. Purchasers will find 10 then
advantage 10 call and cNatolne tor themselves.
Aptl - II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

a. Richard J. Manning Esq. member OF
CONGRESS- from South Carolina, died suddenly AT
Philadelphia on the lih inst. caused by the rup-
tnrc of "A blood vessel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
FOR UrE'T.

FOR UrET.
"a TIE subscribers having removed from
i.t..fl. the main street, wishes 10 rent tho
j,ii.S Dwelling House recently occupied by
6s'lsA~' him, being the upper part OF the tene-
mrnt in the occupancy of Mc>srt. Martin, Ward 4
Davis, aud nearly opposite the Nirginian Office.
SAMUEL AYRES
N,y5 tSif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
s.sRsEYFES.
CEsow Gx2ug. beS, quaI

u
- sle bot,lr. dozen ~ gallon.
aidlts assorted Jtesii md othetcr quality than
have etst before had.
afee aud iinc assortment of pure Medicines.
\monds. Raisns, Iigs, Palm Nuts Eilbrris.
Pnnes, Currents. titron, Ground Peas. etc.
Seneka pi, Charcoal prepared Tor the Teeth.
Pants III Til and nTN aud Fancy tolors, mos kinds
IN use.
Columbia syrup.
French, English and American Chemical a
choice supply.
Tooth Brushes. a dne assortment.
nNe Stuils and Obs, large supply.
W atet and Velvet tolols do. do.
W,n.s almost erery k,nd, IN bottles and hy the gal
Ion.
Brandes Rum and Tin. old aud of best quality.
Preserves aud Pickles, : u, 10 kinds.
Water aud soda Crackers.
Indellble lnk ) kinds
tordias, foreign m1nutaeturc, scrrrai kinds.
London Porter and Brown Stout put and uuait
Bottles
Philadelphia Porc' do do do
C,nld aud SILVER Leaf AMI Gold Foil
Pepper Sauce.
Bntle1 : aud NuNons Apeifcnt EilCr csccni MAJ
ncsia.
Seidlt6, Soda, Ginger Beer, Sasalarlla, Sc
Powders.
All the Medicines.
All the Secret aud Patent Medicines
All the approved remedies Tor Colds, Coughs, Con
sumptions, As,hmas, etc.
Snuff and Tobacco Bo>rs. Il good assortment.
Almond l.ntou, Liquid and Solid Rouge Han
Oil and various other articles Ion the skin romplr>
ION aud Han.
Imperial. Gun Powder rosrhong, Sonchon-
and othc, Teas.
Whispering Tubes Tor deal persons
Porcelain and Natural Teeth.
Skeletons E'hds'
Heads PLAIN and sa"ei,ufs Call and Spnflhein
marked do.
Bronae assorted color-
'nns ahh 'iSi"'s'
surgeons pcntists Instruments hno supply
refcnss'"n' APPS
Violin aud '"'af strings.
SesafS, Chewing Smohing I"bacc" y Snuls.
brushes most Einds IN use.
vanish, Setraf Kinds.
INK fotfaef ami f'9md INK fShiHg Hoo6s and
Lanes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

o. On the Both ut the Senate adopted re-
solution, authorizing measures to secure the SMITH
sian Request, by vote of 81 to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
EAGLE; HOTEL.

IL ANiNG taken this establishment III charge, |
] shall be prepared to accommodate ID or 20 gen
teincn during the races. and promise 10 furnish the
best of Liquors. &c, and eool dieting as the
markets will afford, and hope therefore, to share a
part of public patronage.
THOS. SMITH, igcnt
n, II
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

AN the 2lst dty ol This mouth {May) there will
" he sold nj public auction. in Lynchburc, for
cash, two valuable uCgto lnen-one about ~
90, and the other about Ii or 50 years Of
age. The sale will be made pursuance of de-
ucc of the linstng, Couft Tor the Corporation Of
lynchbure, entered up at the last term, in the
of Padgeu - Padscu
>. X NJ H. GARLAND, Comrs.
Nav o tbs
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ROE - & K e A r Z = &,
DENTIST,

-EAS reurncdto Lynchbm; Nd may be founc
/ L at the Franklin Hotel.
Nav } is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

o. The dSingcnuonsness Of the Enquirer is
disgusting. 1t claim, ii gam to its party, in Lu-
nenburg, Smyih, W ythe and Lee when il knows,
tina, although the delegates from those counties in
the last Legislature were indirMHaHy hostile to
the election of Mr. Van Buren,, they were, to all
practical in,en,s and purposes, Van Buren, men
that i, they voted with that party, as in duty bound,
ia compliance with the will Of their constituents,
ON evtrN political question, save the Expunglng
rcSol1nio, and some of them even on that qucs-
ton! But Why does not the Enquirer claim gain
in Montgomery aiso, which occupies precisely the
same position as the counties above enumerated I!
The truth is, the Enquirer is well aware, that,
though the delegates have been changed IN each OF
those counties, there has been no poHftc" change
whatever; nor would il have ever dreamed OF claim
inc them as gains, bat for the purpose OF balaIc'ng
It's LOSSES 1t is time that the venerable Editor OF
that paper had rcnounced this jockcyism it does
not CO import with his wears
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

Br. Raadoph's I.W-'rhe Court of Appeal,
have ANONYMOUSLY reversed The decision OF the
General Court relative 10 Mr.. Randolph's will
Hey decide that when it was written, in 1882
Mr.. Rmas OF uHsoHRd min5. The will OF 1921 i,
which emancipntcs the neeroes, will be offered for
prohat before the General Count in June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

4 J. a circuit superior court OF law and chanccry.
y continued and held for the town of lynchburg,
at the count house in sad town, Tuesday the
10Th day of January, ls36, sitting as court of chan
Gerry.
Robert Strange, pllf
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1DD NEGROES WANTED
YNT rnEDY TEY,y

I'IIE highest price in Cash, will be given for lel
i NEGROES. from i} to % years old Two or
three good Carpenters and Blacksmiihs arc wanted
ROWAN s. HARRISS.
March II dm II
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E.I'. ROW FEN

now receiving NJ his Store. two doors above
Mossrs. Williams Nictor's most splendid ~
sniimIn1 OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

o. Mr.. CIr>'s Land Blu passed the Senate
on the 1th inst. yeas - navs 20.
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on the da, before SIS for another, xhi,i he IL
putting mp for the North. where the tobacco low
ers, We presume, fond ola good commodity
they are in the South. They can harl, 90 Il.
miss. in any quarter, il they only get kmchbwg
brand, F." warranted"
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nuUGRoNS TOR sALE

g. NEGROES for sale, consisting OF Mes, Wo-
Omen. and Girls. CHARLES PHELPS.
MAY ) ~
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a Valuable James River Estate, and
MILL FOR RENT.

A S administrator, with tho will annexed, Of
"a Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, | wish to
lease, for IA term of years, that very valuable and
well known tract of LAND, situate on James Ri
yer, in the County Of Amherst, formerly the pro-
perry of Wm. Gait, decd. There is on this tract
a large body Of fertile river bottom, and an cxten-
sivc and valuable Manufacturing MIL
will lease the Land and Mil jointly or scpa-
raicly. Possession Of the Mil will be- delivered
ON the l,t day Of June next, and that of the Land
on the ls day of January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops of small Grain at the usual season.
during the approaching fall
The attention of the cnlcrprlzlng and ndustri-
Gus is particularly invited to this Property, as 1t is
confidently believed that II finer prospect OF max
ing money rarely occurs than that here presented.
JNO. NJ. OTEY.
tprl II fits
HNss. 5.t58.- DAVIES takes great
- pleasure in announcing to the citizens OF the
vicinity of Wards Bridge and the al accent neighbor-
hoods, that he Ia, located himself at Mr. Halle
woods tavern, about five miles from Wards Bridge,
the public road leading from Lynchburg to Dan
Vile, where lac may at all times be found unless
when elsewhere professionally engaged
April Is Is
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MANRIACE.

Married, a, Milton, \. {. on the both uli by
by the Rev. Sam' Bryant, Mr. JOSIAH II. Wnlr-
Low, 10 Miss Lrc, ASS daughter of Mr.. Collin
Bradlc, al Campbell county. Virginia.
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a Valuable Lot on Coclc Street
IT IfTIfO

l WILL sell on TUESDAY. the lOfh inst on tllr
u premises. a Lot containing over half an aefe o
ground IN tockt street II ssItuatcd IN rond teiPh
horhood. Thu Improvements atc \ comfortable
stone House and Wen ri excellent water IN IN.
Nard.-iefns made known On the day OF sale.
by orler ri the Proprietor.
JOllNK. D.PANNE, iacfr
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