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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
PUBIC MEETING.

The Miners and Citizens of Du Buque Coun-
ty generally, who are opposed to Caucus die
tation, are respectfully requested to meet at
the Methodist meeting house in Du Buque on
NEXT, the 3lst inst. at 9 o.
clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of making the
necessary arrangements preparatory to the en-
suing important election. The candidates for
the Legislature are expected to be present and
address the people.
MANY VOTERS.
Du yuque's Mines, Sept. 2G, 1896.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
Notice.

TIME undersigned being DESTROYS Of clos,
Il ing their business, eafnhstly request all
persons having accounts with them, to make
immediate settlement, either by note or other
wise. We are compelled to have money, and
hope this notice will be attended to.
We will rent our shop and tools, and dis.
pose Of good stock Of Iron and Steel upon
accommodating terms.
BEQUETTE & BRASSIER.
Du Buque, Sept. %, 1886. 2l--tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
TO MERCHANTS

TNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
u Merchants Of Galena, Du Buque, and the
adjacent country, that they have just receivsd
1000 pairs Cassinet Pan,aloons,
500 do Cashmere do
200 Blanket Goats,
100 Flushing do
500 Cloth and Velvet Vests,
500 Ladies' Cloaks,
5000 pieces Dark New Style Calicoes,
500 do. Merinoes and Circassians,
300 do. Blue, Mixed, & Suip'd Cassinet
8 Bales Mackinaw, Rose s. w hitney Blankets
5 do Flannels,
100 dozen Woollen Socks; -
Toge:he, with general assortment Of every ar-
scle III the Dry Goods line, manufactured for, and
selected by, ourresdent partner at the east, part-
cularly for the wholesale trade; all of which We
will dispose ofon the most liberal terms.
GROSS g. ROBBINS.
9, Main-st., ST. Louis, No..
Sept = 1896 lS-2m
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

ton last winter, and in the character of
an oDtcious nseddler, oppose the best
interests of the Territory? Did he not,
an.00ster as he was, claim the assis-
lance and protection of the delegation
|y illinois, representing himself as q
citizen Of that state? Oh! thou hypo-
Icrlte. Is it not we'll known. that from
II grasping and immoderate desire for
money and authority, he last fuHmean-
tfty solicited a number Of the citizens
~ the Territory to make up a SUB
scrll'tion topay hiserpenses at Wush-.
|aeSfon! Patriotic man! He loves his
country! Pay him well and he is a
noon-day patriot. Perhaps it might
be well to tell the people, among 9TH
Ter excellent traits in his character, that
ne isa philanthopist. Generous man!
Hecannot but remember the time when
he was an accessory before the fact in
whipping an old grey headed man on
this side of the river, until he was near
~ dead! | say accessory before the
fact, because he loaned his large riding
whips couple of ru!fians, with which
they beat the old man, and returned
the whip covered with gore. But his
kind feelings did not stop here. for
when those rulfians were tried and ac-
quilted upon their paying small fine,
he expressed his satisfaction and ioy
to citizen of this place upon their ac-
quittal.
What are the claims of Moses Meek
er, Esq? In what do they consist?
How has he merited the suffrages of
the people of this Territory for one of
the first Offices within their gift? I
cannot imagine upon what grounds he
hasfoundcd thisextraordinary demand,
unless it is from the nature and dispo-
sition of the man-It most certainly
can be nothing more than innate princi-
pies of vanity and self-sulliciency which
induced him to slip into Galena, Gill;
nois) and get himself announced as a
candidate to congress for Wisconsin
Territory; and as he is reputed by a
few to be an individual Of much ,Ois-
dom and prudence, he therefore says,
sin compliance with the request Of ma
ny Of his fellow-citizens, has consent
ed to stand POLL" &c. Reluctant,
modest man! Did he not blush Grim
son when he penned that modest no
lice? Yes. he should have blushed for
shame, when he placed himself before
the people with mind filled with the
most ilIiberal principles, and the most
venomous prejudice. But the voters
of this Territory will teach him les
son not soon to be forgotten. They
will teach him, that as he was unfit for
Office in Illinois, he is also unfit here.
If he was brought out by any body
which very much doubt was by
men who calculated to use linn 10 the
best advantage. Yes, l think he will
be used by a few, and ''used up" by
the majority of honest and independent
voters Of this Territory.
Let him come on! His popularity
can be tested at the polls, and the Sc
cond Monday Of October will show
him how sadly he has miscalculated,
and that before he can gain the support
of the people, he must do many acts
highly meritorious, to extenuate the
sins and faults of his former life.
INCOGNITO.
DTJpJJr MEE,rINC
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
Du Buquc Catholic Church

THIs stone edifice, the largest and handsome
est in the county, being built by the liberality
of the people Of the mines, the undersigned,
superintendent of the work, deems necessary
to present, for the third time, before the eye
Of the public, summary of the Church ac-
counts, so that those who have already contri-
buted to it's erection, and those who have pro-
missed by subscription, or feel disposed to do
the like, may rest assured of the economy with
which it is conducted.
Amount subscribed from 30th July, 1885, to
25th August, 1886, $4,000 "a
Do. paid 2,349 "a
Balance due on the subscription, 657 90
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

The Mississippi is in fine boating order, and
on the rise. The steamboats, Emerald, Gale
Man, Missouri Fulton, and Adventure arrived
yesterday.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

the world for believing him, is very properly
laughing at peoples folly in giving him credit
for truth or honesty, and if detected, he will
find very few hereafter who will be silly e.
nough to give him credit for either.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
HENRY PORTZER,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public generally, that he is now
prepared to entertain travellers and others in a
comfortable manner. He still continues to
carry on the
Baking and Confectionery
Business.
in the best style, and by moderate charges and
strict attention to business, he hopes to give
general satisfaction.
Main-street, Du Buque,
Sept. %, 1886. sl--ly{
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

We are authorized to announce the name OF
S. l.. CLIFTON as candidate for Consta-
BILE for the township Of Julien, at the next en-
suing election.
Du Buque, Sept. &c, 1886.
Messrs. Editors:--You will please to insert
in your paper, that intend offering myself as
a candidate for Constable for this county at the
ensuing election. Yours respectfully,
(Signed) g. KELLER.
Durango, 9Th July, 1886.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

We inform our fsllow-citizens of Crawford coun-
ty, that the proceedings Of their meeting too
late for insertion this week. II shall be attended
early as possible
The proceedings Of theBelmont meeting came
also TOO late for insertion this week.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
Now or Never.

UNHE subscriber is DESTROYS Of closing partner
slip concern, and with that design he will
SILL ss al reduced prices, all his LOTS and I'M
PROsEMENTS thereon, i'll the town of Du
Baqus. Lot No. 81, corner of Main and Elm
and IL on Water street; and Lot lit on the sau)e
street. These lots are all in the Erst survey, and
are are all improved. For terms apply TO Dr. TIMO>
iHY MASON, sign of tbs Mortar, Du Buque.
Sept. ~, 1886. 3t20 IRA WILLIAMS.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
CANDIDATES.
Election ON the 10Th of October. I


sEO. w. JONES as candidate for delegate to
congress at tho ensuing election, for tho Territory
f Wisconsin.
0-We are requested 10 announce to the people
+ " isconsin Territory, that MOSES MEEKER,
go. in compliance with the rsquss. ofmany of his
ellow-citizsna, has consented 10 stand poll as a
andidato for delegate to Congress at the ensuing
Territorial observation-disclosures (Ali"o;s) Gazcus.
DU BUQUE COUNTY.
FOR TIE COUNCIL.
Three to be clecte1.l
THOMAS McCRANEY,
JOHN FOLEY.
THOMAS MCKNIGHT.
WILLIAM w. CORIELL.
PETER A. LORIMIER.
STEPHEN LANGWORTHY.
SIMEON CLARK.
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Fire to be elected
II. II. CAMP.
p. H. ENGLE.
DAVID DYASS, (Dellview,)
EDWARD WHITE,
JOHN FINLEY,
JAMES MARSTON, (Durango,)
EZEKIEL LOCKWOOD.
LORING WHEELER.
PATRICK QUIGLEY.
A. w. McGREGOR.
WILLIAM HUTTON.
JAMES X. MOSS Of Bcllxiew.
WILLIAM C. JONES.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
HARDIN NOLIN.
FOR SHERIFF,
f. G. DOUGHERTY.
{, W. CUMMINGS
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
TOWN OF ROCKINGHAM.

We understand by letter from the new
town of ROCKINGHAM, in this Territory, that
the vendue oflots which took place on the 18th
inst, the sale amounted to $l5,756, and that
the private sales since that time extend the
whole disposals at S ,6O3---the average be-
ing $500 per lot! The natural advantages Of
Rockingham must be very great in order to
attract SO much attention, and produce such
rapid and heavy sales Of lots.
PERPETUAL Mor1oS.---We think we have
attained pretty near approximation to the So
luton ofthis wonderful and important question.
Suppose the famous ssBellview Packet
should start FRONT ellview, with the intention Of
making trip to st Peters, would not the
length of the trip, provided she kept constant
ly moving, give us tolerable good idea Of
Perpetual motion"
MEXICO. The interior Of Mexico is in a
very unsettled condition. We learn that bat
tie was fought in July last at Ethla, Mexico,
between party ofthe government troops, near
1000 strong; and party OF the revolutionary
troops GOO strong. The latter were entirely
routed. and their general taken prisoner, and
afterwards shot.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
YW B W 4wYe
%, 1886.

1~Several communications and advertise
They will appear in our next.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
Fashionable TaiIOrir

VINHE subscribers having this day associated
y themselves in business under the firm Of
JOHN HICKEY & CO., beg leave to return their
most siacsre'haasatetsss esfzcrsof Buque and ts
vicinity, for the liberal they have give
enthem, and 10 inform their old friends and Gus.
toners that all future orders shall be neatly execu-
ted and promptly attended to their old stand over
the Office of +. Quigley, Esq, where they hope By
their experience and strict attention will obtain for
them continuance ofpublic patronage.
JOHN HICKEY,
EDWARD FITZPATRICK.
Sept Nth, 1885, l9-tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
Il a R4 Or 9. s. So e.

John Shafher,
Id RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and tho
~ public generally, that he has removed one
oot north ofthe Dutch Tavern, OH Main-s,reet.
The subscriber Aatters himself to give seneral
satisfaction III work as well as in prices. He hss
RIGA.
Du Buque, Sept. "A, 1885, 19-.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
IDHN FINLEY Y.
n,r,sr Of Main and Front Streets,
-~oxn wAYNE COUNTY INDIANA

eIsosp. WAYNE COUNTY INDIANA
-rvo Dollars n year il paid within three
l.A.s s,b4cnbiDg; Two Dollars and Fifty Gents,
m. H. wear; Three D'llars IL not paid until
1 eIosss. The above terms will be sts'ctly en-
- Fifteen lines. three insertions, 81; each
ka ir.rfjop. 2j csnts. Fifteen lines or less. Tor
~s1as q; for six months, 81; for one year, So.
rOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
- AID e1pedtfionsiy erecuted at this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the p ubic
4 that lie l, now receiving handsome assoit-
mrht OF bafoGchcs, iuSeles, Phytoos, &c. hom
the most approved Factories al the North, and has
made late arrangements, by winch lie eau be supplied
at any tune With Family CAnlees, by the most ccle
biaed manuttc uIcI5 c.thcrn Newark or New Haven.
rom lhefety h'ttIeiIus encouragement lie has re
'ti'ed since commencing business mere, ALWAYS
selling ms own work As fiushcd,) aud the
uhWeeedehted1lS use IN the cost OF Carriages at the
Month, lie Is determined 10 enter more largely into
the manufacture of such articles. His hands are
urml5 all iromthe North, aud. using Northern ma
tttials, he hopes to Ieccnca liberal share of pubic
patronage. lie is particularly well prepared for put
ting up Carriages (charge So for persons who buy
at the North and ship them 10 this place.
All repairs done at The shortest notice
SAMUEL. AIRES.
\ Il. wish to take or boys, from the re OF
IL to :, TO learn the Coach business Those fiom
the country are preferred, aud bu, such as are
OF good morals need apply. S.A.
October tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
WHEAT WANTED.

\NlNG understood that report has been cir
d culdtsd through the country. thai IN con,r.
lueuce Of HE loss OF our Mt-dam, are out of
the Nhcumlrkel:
We take tins method to inform our old customers
and the pubic generally that wish To buy all the
heat we can, and shall be prepared at all lmQs to
give the highest market pIce IN CASH tor all Wheat
delivered at our Mills We respectfully ask the
tanners 10 call on Us before engaging their crops,
determined to do b, them as y ell as any
other dealer OF dealers IN this market.
NJ < II. :. LANGIORNE
\. H.-Ws have good supply OF Plaster on
maud, which We would let customers have on the
most accommodating terms, aud wish to purchase
oto 'oo barrels OF the growing crop OF Corn
NJ & II. :. l..
Lynohburg, Sept, % 6w #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

We are informed that the Commissioner. ap-
pointed by the Secrctar, OF the Treasury, and tie
Committee Of Directors Of the Bank of the United
States, al ournrl hi, morning, 10 meet a.n al
an early day. 1t hi. heen suggested by a MOI
ming paper, in the interest oi Nj Nan Buren,. thai
the stock ol the Is mk niast have bceh>cry ,dlu-
able al the termination of IL charter. Ii We re-
membefarl1ht, no very long time has rspscd >iner
lac Bank was represented BY the Nm Buren,
press inSolNen, ani unable to return TO lt>
Stockholders an equivalent Tor their original IN
>esmrnl. We have brcn informed hat the B4ok
Is ready 10 account Nitl the Gotcrnmrnt tuI 1t,
stock Al the rate Of Sill Il ior each share, the
period, 81 payment, ia the ,asr Of other stock
balles>, n be regulated by lhr gradual mIin. up
u iae oiiiirs al the institution.
Phiild. Nat Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
s,toCkiN6 RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

j st'OCh NJ II 31is RptD AN1iDf.S l.
The Phladrlnlal L. ). tiazette says:-Ihe
following account of most painful accident on Tie
Columbia raii,oad, vas left at oui office b, friend,
who it will be- seen. ua,a witness Of the painful
! scene which he describes
FAIRsIGW, sunday, about 3 O'Clock
Til, afternoon. Is tie train for Lancaster wa,
lanpronchius FaifsirA tie axle II li,. Inv ard
ear OF car neal to the bagg,,c broke winch in,n,c-
datelv pr+cipta,ed ~ body Of la. CT aIoa, the
Hallway, the fragments Of .hc aAle ripping up tie
bottom car Ia y 1ieli vas Mr. Gibson Of piallde-
pl'Ia, bound 10 Clnern1tl with his vile and chill
dron. Ills wle and eliild icl through, and nearly
the whole tfai6 pissed ovrr her body cannot
picture to t"a the heaft-rcnihg scene thai ensaed
"hrn Nj. Gibson WIS called to the spot where his
vile tag m'neied coiPs'' WIN The child about is
mon'"' oiu' ny hei sid'' covered WIN the olooa OF
hs a'dn n"u'e' ne 'oP u! h'' htaa "as eli on
ana we o''h' 'ed1teicu on po'h "'dcs Tue ihIi ''
psoN ''t' ms anu rs p'oNeh /" atoms. Heavens
what b." N'shI uie distracted man lehdeft dragging
no" ''' Si' te lenid'i's u MS 1hi', ana ealing
upon "'' ~ ldhiie 'A'ldi'I'lohsi hnt sic eoull
Only answer py an saphihs look OF agony. lie
next PIeh'd up MS oaor' ana believing II TOO
was ue"o' ran around among the crowd M
p'oi'hs "N'''tdhee' "hen II was Impossible to al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
Lo.G isLAHD FALL RACES, 1886. THE

Lo.G ist,SD FAIL RACES, 1S3o--The race,
over tho unlon Course commenced Yesterday
The weather WAS bleak " rainy, but notwfhstaud-
ny, There wasa good attendance on the Course.
The match between }. {. Stevens FAINT, and Ro-
bert Iillospu', Coroner, Cor $1,000 a side, did not
come OFT, Coronet having paid forfeit.
The sweepstakes, tSo mile heats. 1900 en-
trance, SlOo l"flert, were coutendcl for by only
two Ior>cS,( otlersubscrlbcr paving forlc) VIZ Nj
X. l.. Stevens sorrcl colt, Henry Moore, and Mr.
John c. S,esens' bay colt Burodino The pur. &
WAS ia. sen bY hr former with ease in two heats.
Tnue-fnst heat-i III seconds
Second heat-i IN II - seconds
The Loser cane in under tlc anplcafun OF wliu
AMI spur.
Before, md al starting, BoloJpno WAS decided,
the iavore, and bets freely offered four To one
tia, he would win the race bat after the first heat
III" current ehan@e IN favour Of Henry Moore
bat no takers were found. C0uritr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

Advees from Metamora. 10 the 27tii, August
state thai, ON the 2Uh, General UREA issued !.
violent proclamation against the Texans and A.
n.cr'can,, grounded Oh The supposilion tia the t.
nItcd States Government had acknowledged tie in.
dependence oi !enas, and sent troops is assis-
tlnce. lev day. subsequently,, hayin. learned
'"i Lastly oil these ruHors he cndcayorod 10 cali II
The procldmalons. The Mexican army at Meta
moras consisted of about $500 men. Mrs,rs.
TEAL aud CARsEs, the Texan Commissioners,
were still IN c5sc confinement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

HIGH LAWSON WHIT, u Ic"Hessee,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Of o4io'
4, the vote for the one Or the otier may prevent
an election by the House of Representatives.
aud secure choice b, the Pt.oPLt.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
That tried Republican Statesman and Pairu,
JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia.
The recent demonstrations OF public sentiment
inset be o. the list Of Executive duties, in ctarac
ter, too lceibis to be overlooked, the lash OF RE
FORM; which Will require, particularly, the cor
reclon Of tho>e abuses that have brought liz
patronage otthe Fcitrat Government III cJni!le
with the freedom Of tteetions."
Jackson's Inaugural idlress.
Electors for President and Wee PreStdtnt
WILLIAM Il. JoHNsoa, OF hesterieid
ions uRoUnAET, OF Southampton,
WILLIAM COLLINS, OF Norfolk County,
MARX ALEXANDER, OF Mcckenburg,
ALLrs NILsos, OF Gumbefldnd
JAMES SAUNDERS, OF Campbell,
JosEpu MARTIN, vi Henry,
koBEkr MCCANnLisIl, ol ORR,
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR, oil taroliae
Ron1nr ~. CAErfN, oil Richmond County,
CHAPMAN Jou>sos. of Richmond City,
WILLIAM +. GoKpoS, Of Albemarle,
!ons l.. MAKTE, oil SpottsylyduIa
Jons JANNEY, OF loudoun,
CHARLES }. FArLAHER, of Berkeley,
JonS h. ID. Smith, OF Frederick,
JosEPH CRAvESs, OF Rockingham,
BRisooE G.. BALDwiS, OF augus'a,
IiENRY ERskINE, of GrrenbrIer,
Jons +. MATTHEWS, III 8ythc,
Robert BEATriE, of Smyth,
JoEL SHREWSBURY, oil kanawha,
Moss W. CnAPLlNE, oil OHIO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

ttaag'-rAo Whole Coinage Of l,,e u. States
ron lI9' to the present time, amounts To about
H,ooo,om IA gold, Si3, ,632 in silver, and
o'>ff,oi3 cents AMI Mali cents. or the gold a.
pour 9toh'.oJo has been coined since the alIcra-
ton oil the standard value in 1851. The new
coinage of the eagle dollar, as well AZ the eod
eagle, viii probably he in circulation by the ard of
March nex'. Within the pas, seven and half
years, 3,o91,il2 qu"trr dollar pieces have been
coined, 6,,S3. $50 dilns, and 10, 257 200 half
dimes "Gov"r1mehf lave il in conien ,lation."
says the Giooe, 10 issue three new coin, to take
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

TIE Pni,aielp'o,u.s 5. {, zeite OF Ocl ,, .a,,,
thai - cao,.o,,,,y, coa.suas Of Cornelius ".
LtwrcGce Of New Yolh, john White, OF B,ll-
NOR, a d lien.r y. GiIpl1, ol Philadelphia, la,
bren appointed by the Seee.iuS Of tlc Trr,sar,
OF the L lil,i States, II eoaiht with the United
States B.nh relative 10 tlr n,sicr of the stoca
which the government hold, ia tha Bank, whose
charter - med ON the iii oil Mnryn last Those
gentlemen ato in constitution ii present ia tins
city, with committee from the B,nA. These
inquiries, suppose, viii Involve all the matters
ia disputc between the go.c,nnctd Of the Bank
and the Treasury Of the uuiud States"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

NV YenK, Oc. ).
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Just a. we VIZ getting our Eseaing Edition 10
ptess, our news lirn came uP rom tlIe sap john
Taylor, bringing u, English Papers 10 August
3Jth.
They 60 tim rhe important ncwso The dissolu-
ton oI lae French Ministry ON the Pin August, in
consequence ol di.i, renee viii tie htnl Ga lie
question: Of d spanish intervention. All the nsaI-
bcrs retired except one.
'rhe King va, opposed 10 intervention, on the
ground Ola prolcs, from the Northern Powers.
Sales oil Cotton at Liverpool for the week end
iug Sept. Both, amounted 10 26,9l0 bal,s, with an
advanced OF ILL., lb.
Ga Saturday u h and Monday 29tll tic sale,
5000 bales, market rather ,.ui.l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

We learn from the New Orleans Bee of Sep
t"nlher 2l,f, lhat the L. s sloop oil war Boston,
from Pcnsteola was of the Northeast Pass. The
fcNlnn armed schooner Terrible, L. Randolph,
lying ii TIM South west Pass, WIS under seizure
for llayIng slave ON bond, eontrarN To Inv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
date Il,


JhcksoNfItlf, r.. F) Sept. %
Gov. Cal, viii between 1900 and 1000 men
consisting Of the Tennessee Volunteer, and the
ciil2'n soldier, OF Middle and West fonla was
10 rroes TIA River Sa,sanncc ON Monday on ruc.-
day l,t Tue Governor intend. marching I'M
mediatry loi Ite Nation.
3" con. Jr.nP, with 1000 regulars and 6oo In
dun, Is e''hrr al Tampa Buy lac NOUN Of the
DaialdcoOchy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
FOR SALE.

A BCCI 100 acres of Wood Land, near
"A Lyncbburg. Ii lies IA public road and
would make handsome litllc plantation 10 u resi-
dent OF toNn-or ii would afford heavy profit to
a constant Wood hauIer. Enquire a, TN, Office.
q I. ID y, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

NWr.Se.--Ne >cc in the New ilanshire pa
prt' a naf'lage announced between Mr. Brnia-
nm H"a., aged II, and Mis- Jane Clark aged 81.
The di>p 'uA OF Years, nothing, but tie Lady rc-
Pudia'cd the Shakers aad abandoned cclibacy, Tor
such piece ol Iral mortality a, IT,
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.

II 'ils subscribers respectfully announce to their
L friends and the pubic generally. that the, have
purchased nr. k. ID. Fomqureans interest in the
laie firm OF Wauhop, BatNsdale X Co. at Halifax
Court house, Na-The business hereafter will be
conducted under the firm of Elisha BarAsdae Jr &
Co. \. BARkSDALE,
A. SNDNOR,
WM w tTIIOp
J.. BARkSDtLE Jr
Halifax c. II. October Wv !,
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TT tbton Courier proposes in thu even, ol
tae so.,es, of tj'r conspiracy Of TIE Van Buren,
ueFh l. a>ttol the government .ui constitution OF
si4rYliaa, thar = uniDa shoald hr effected b.
t@ren The Eastern Shore aud Delaware. We OIL
ssrse, that The same proposition i, earnestly and
lblv Advocated in tn El>tan Gazrltc, by a VIII
ter IN Ter Z signature of Justice.