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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-15
uexaco AND TEX IS.

From the tenor of the last news, Mexico
:. ehont making another effort to recover
the prov;nce of Texas, and to fit out an army
Tor certain defeat. A proclamation has been
;sa,,ed. e2Iling upon all Mexicans to arm tor
IL purpose, and the minister Of war is stras-
nin9 every nerve to procure money and men
for tAe last struggle against the Angio-Amerl-
can settlers. Either Bustamenfe or Bravo
will command the new expedition; probably
the former. Heavy loans have been exacted
from the mercantie community for fitting
out cruisers against the Texan armed ves-
sells. mi the extortions have fallen principally
mon foreieners. The official paper in the
civ Of Mexico, the Diario, is ferccly indig-
nant at The letter Of Mirabeau b. Lamar
recommending the execution Of Santa Anna,
which appears to have obtained wide circu-
lation in Mexico. We find tie following
translation from the paper in question, which
showst hat its editor, at least, is an admrer
of the captive, and is determined to bully,
Justify in his behalf
He lies, that perverted Lamar; they, also.
all lie, those who dare say that the death of
General Santa Anna will be gratifying to the
Mexican nation. The majority of the peo-
pie are in favor of this chief, and cvince for
him more or less enthusiasm, in him all see
the first magistrate of the republic, his death /
would be to Us the vilest reproach. The
blood Of Santa Anna will be the sign of the
total destruction Of Texas. Let the miscre-
ants tremble for ever having drempt of COM
hitting such a crime! The day on which the
prisoner of San Jacinto will cease to exist,
will be the day of their ruin ond extermina-
lion! Let them tremble also, who to fcment :
anarchy will not grant pardon, they may OBJ
ain what they desire, but the hour of nation Ia
Il vengeance is hand, and il will be terrible y
Philadelphia Saturday News. l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-15

BY an arrival at New Orleans on the 5tf
Of September, from Galveston, 1t is ascer
tanned that the Texas elections have resulted
in the election Of Houston to the Presidency
and Of Lamar to the Vice Presidency
Another attempt to release Santa Anna hac
been made by Spaniard named Payes. He
stated that he had been employed for the pur
pose by the Mexican Consul ut New Orleans
to which, however, no credit was attached.
The armed Texan schooner Terrible had
taken several Mexican prizes, which were
sent in for adjudication.
The Texan army, about 5000 strong, had
removed their encampment to the Garcite,
near Matagorda Bay.
NAcooDocHEs, (Texas) Aug. 90.
Proclamation from General Samuel Houston,
to the Citizens Of TEXAS.
From reports which have reached me. Il
am inclined to believe that our situation is
unsafe; some CherOkees with the native Cas-
tilians, have returned TO the Cherokee village
from Metamoras, and say that the Indians Of
the Prairie and a Mexican force are about to
attack this portion Of Texas. /
The counties Of San Augustine, Sabine.
Tanahaw and Beval, as well as Nacogdoches.
will forthwith organize the militia of each
county. The following acquisitions are made
to sustain the United States force at this
place until endorsements can arrive at this
place from Gen. Gaines, viz:
Sixty.four from San Augustine, fifty.six !
from Ianahaw, 6fty-six from Sabine, and :
shirty-three from Bevil. The troops will re-
pair TO this place without the least possible >
delay, and report to the Commanding General .
- soon Is they arrive. -
This call is made through the Judges of the :,
several counties, and must be regarded as the a
law Of the land; the troops will only be de- o.
lamed q few days, so soon as Gen. Gaines =,
AN send re!niorcements to this place they - -
will be discharged. Sc
Let arms and ammunition be brought; at -
EAST : one hundred rounds are requested. The -,
Chief will be with the free. o!
Oen Of Texas. 1fthey have to meet an en-. ~ n
my At oil, the men of Texas must have their s !,
rms N order Ito have liberty, we must be 40
'atchful. Signed, no
SAM,I uOrrSroN sh;
Commanded in Chief ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-15

GnkAT Tsxrr-AMr AIR
- bask. Boston. on has passage 70 n. Ya,s - ~
$3.50 u Sssssn Boat Rhode Island. on tho To- =
- 80 robbed Of S30OOO in Gold. The mon.
vcs 49, N tlse saght from akes. paced -,
Asek d - Cspsaias olics. r@e' y"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-15

An EcckNrR,c CoUpLE.-A singular occur.
renee has excited muc!, merriment in the
rar's'an circles. An Irish lady married to a
French no6!eman. applied some months ago.
70 tl'e Paris Courts for separation. The
PlIcseedngs were commenced, when, on
waisng out one morning, she was seized byI
her husband, who was lying in ambush, hur.i
NED INTO q carriage, and conveyed to Ger
many. The consequence OF this strange
eIoPement was a temporary reconciIiat;oS.
and stop to legal proceedings. A de facfo
and voluntary separation, howevert took place.
:some days ago, on learning that her husband
had made bet. according to which he was
20 'eaP across table Of certain dimensions.
n. ;ady wrote to request. in the name of her
cnhdren, that he would abandon so hazar-
Gous determination. Finding him unwil- 6
~. 20 l.;en TO her persuasions, she repaired :.
- "'s s'aoaes with pair Of pistols, desiring !.
.n groom to remove from them ali but the ,
0oF.e upon which be was to accomplish hist
pen;ous enterprise, when she entered th.+ l.
'.;,s, ana discharged two shots the poorj
.aana', and killed him, after which She tr;. =.
'mphantly withdrew. 9''e III oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
THE CROPS.

IN West Pennsy lvania, says the Baltimore / ar
mer, private advices authorize the belief that the
wheat crops generally good.
In Middle Pennsylvania the prospect is differ
en 1t is said that in the usually productive val
ley, from the Potomac to the Susquehanna, there
VIII not this year be much wheat as is generally
used for seed and bread. The corn, however,
looks well, and the CAT crop promises to be album
dant.
The Louisville Journal of he 18th inst says,
that the crops in Kentucky and Indiana are under
stood to be promsing-and adds, " In fact we do
not know that uniavorable accounts have been had
from any portion of the great and fruitful West,
IN regard to the crops"
A letter to a gentleman in Baltimore, from Glou-
cester court house, Va. dated July 9, expresses IA
doubt whether single bushel Of wheat OF the best
quality can be procured in that county. "The aver
age will not be equal to more tlan the fourth of a
crop, and that fourth the poorest stuff you can well
imagine Many of our farmers do not consider the
crop as worth the trouble of harvesting. Oar corn
crop is also very unpromising."
The Alexandria Gazette states. on the authori-
~ OF gentleman who had recently visited the
counties of Fairfax, Prince William, Fauouier and
Loudoun, that the wheat crop in the three first
named counties will be from lalf to two-tlnrds
VI dh average one /; in Loudoun not SO good. In
''ich, uc crop Is said to be very Indifferent
:" 'cnerSon' Berkeley, ard many other coun-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
Consumption
DIR. RDLEn's AsTxTnTATIc rxLLs.

AVE, from their extraordinary success IN 81,
ing lnNtnt rehrl, aud il curing Colds. Cou.yhs
iSfhmdS, ONcmtg Of Breathing, Uhcering. Tirhf-
ness Of The Chest, rain IN Mr Si3r S,ttfur Of
Blood, ChiilttSs and Shirrrin.s that pfecrde r,rct,
and Lang Complaints generally become one Of the
most popular Medicines known aud are sought after
nom every pau OF thu country. account of the a..
loslShlng success whch has attended Their admins
nHiioh IN The above complaints. frequently eulinp
the most obstinate cases, aud giving the most uuc>.
prcifd refci, after every other remedy hi, filled
ana persons had given themselves up IN despair of
cure
The, have bocn known to cure persons supposed
10 be In gone III consumption. and exhibiting all the
appearance ct approaching dissolution.
And such have been the saluiarv effects of these
fls even IN hopeless casrs ~ 80 iar to mitigate the
suhofnps oi the pai,cut, evident, To prolanr hle
i"l days aud weeks, aud give Ia tia positive comfort
they never cNpcctedto enjoy.
The operation III the pull. wonderful ~ easinp
''srnhon, qn'et'ng The cough, and procuring com
Portable rest.
Common colds are frequent, removed in few
hours.
W" Although, tsasaa person speaking of these
pllls) wife has tired various medicines of the inst
celebrity, ior an Astlmaic difficulty, 10, affection
OF the lungH,) which nj times WAS exceedingly, dis
tressinr, combining her Ia her house In, DAYS AM
weeks together shc finds noLing gircs her ihr mir,
'rhteh Reyes tsfhm0fic IHs do EASING her rcsp
ration, 1n,ct'np he, cough and giving her comlorta
Bile rest Aud tins is the tcsnlon, ot hundreds o
thousands. The tel'ci Which oged pcopir ~ well n
others experience from the oi these Pills ~ itn
" astonishing aud renders them invaluable 10 mann,
aud are III l'e I" some, an essential nuNai, tle
comfort, aud almost Ia their existence,
a. \ Physician informs the Pioprlctur thai =
gentleman III the county observed to him, that ht
I'D rrason 10 believe the use OF these Pills hal been
the means oi saving his c.
Flcc-"holc boxes ~ Pill. 81 hllfIo l. Pills,
80 rcuta.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

'fs'lE subscriber respectfully informs hi, friend.
4 and the public n, large, tia, he now has
good assortment Of Family Carriages and Barou-
ehes ON hand, and with the additonof others, lailv
expected, his supply will he rendered equal, if not
superior, 10 any IN the upper country .---fIavipY
nude such permanent arrangements at the North
~ will enable him to rot hc best articles In his
line, he is deicrmincd if sustained hy II generous
public, tina, his supply shall be equal to the do
mand.
lilo would also mako known that He MANU-
fACIURES any description of Carriages, and
most chccrlullv socits comparison between
Northern manufacture and his own, being perfect
" willing to engage To make any kind of carriage
for what II would cost to get n similar article deli
sercd hero from the North.
Ills hands being principally from the North,
all repairs done AT the shortest notice and on n,
reasonable terms ~ IN be done here on in Rich
mond. SANI'L ANRES
MAY 10 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
DUMrRIUs'
EVE BATTER :!

A,'pR sun or 'nAomrd Eycs--no,ll,ng knosn
gives such immaculate md rom (ort0bk fcief
On recent sot" cscA, the effect is most sann,
Nlirl" the complaint hasbcon al Years atnudlnp and
IN some exceedingly bad cases, the most unoxpee,
ed and desirable iehoi has been found IN the use Of
tbs iNf vim, after every other rcmcd, has fail
ed. Persons who have used II, pronounce II without
hesitation he best preparation for these complaints
they have ever met with Price - cents a bottle
o. None arr genuine unless signed +. kIDDER
on the wiappfFlsot proprietor aud Succcsso, 10 Dr.
toHwnD by whom they ior sale n his Genft.
ing Room, Ma. 90, Count street Boston, aud h, In.
special appointment by
}. I, RoNAIl, Lyuchbng
july - .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
pient OF public honon b, lI,c ,,r,, N y, .o..

p'eni OF public honon b, The rrrty i, whose oo..,
he so hereely battles, that thc,e camnl,,,,s ,,a
! made. They are, on The contrary. uttered by uen
oil all rauie, even the DaarRe O5,er,,, .on,,,,.
! ring in rhcir justice.
Nf' >mth -ai1rrs 10 The hiqh e,,ima,io, IN
when his 'nie'rr.1" AMI industry. as contractor
were formerly held bs the people of Lypebburs
ana seems 10 think it very wonderful that .ncb ,
eha''ge sloe'd have been wrought in "a b,iet me-
nod Bmi IS hot at all singular. The o,I, mar.
Vel Is That hls " past services should have been
SO long permitted 10 give jmpunn to hi, more re-
cent and ''sfant dcrelleou> of duty. When he
deserved oarlmah> and praise, he received Them
without stint: he has no RIGHT to complain that
these praises and thanks are converted INTO con-
defnaon, when, instead Of aalhcrinc to thai Inc of
conduct 10 which he was indebted for them, he per-
mis- h' agents grossly 10 neglect i duty, for the
performance o winch he is eonie>scdy well paid,
and with tic apparent design of depriyiue us of
liose very benefits torohchnc confess Ne were IN
great degree indebted lohim originally Irhemer
ted our thmksior establishing the Piedmont line a,
leeeranIy did, does he rXper, to escape our cen
tires, when, l'y his mi>managemcnt he is breaking
t down lie surely canno, expect that present
can be merged in past services
Use, TO compare small things with CREATE Arnold
night have referred to the patriotism and bravery
t his early to shield him from the malcdie-
ions which were the jud consequence of his after
.rachcry. But enough of the subject. We have
nlyto add, wewcre influenced neither by personal
or Poiticdi hostility 10 Mr.. Smith in our remarks
II this subject, but solely by desire to correct
uhIic grievance which we had too long borne in
lencc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
ANOTHER CALL From GEN. GAINES.

Gen. Gaines has called upon the Governors Of
Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana and Mississippi,
each for mounted regiment, of 1000 men, to
march Immediately to the Sabine, lie think,
thatthiS force will be necessary, in olthc over
throw of The TEXANS, to keep the Mexicans with
in their own lines, while he seems still to appre-
bend some danger from the Indians. lie says ::
g am resolved, in case the Mcxicans or TEXANS
employ Indians against the people of either side of
the imaginary linr 10 innict on the offenders sum
mary and severe punishment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

To ''m Toeicr, John Shoekhg amt EHzabrH
has MT, 1hoaas Thompson and lane his
"lr, Elyah 1o'cir, Le,ris B",nen and Pot
~ ms mfr, 1bs"iom Tartar, Rich0m Goad
and Nancy his mife, W'mning Rob,rtson and
James Touicr:
'E'AkE notice, that shall, on the Sih day of
September 1876, at the dwelling house of
Doct Lynch billiard, in the county of Pitsyvanla
aud state OF Virginia proceed 10 take the deposit
oi the sand Lynch bard and Others, 10 he read as
evidence IN a suit N Ghancery, now depending m
the trcnu superior Court OF Law aud tlAncefy
holden Tor PlttsSl vana, wherein Sou a1r plaintiffs
aud myself and others defendants NJ winch time
You may attend If you thmk propcr.--if from any
cause the sand deposonS should moi be taken on
the day above named, shall continue from day To
day, until the whole taken.
JOHN " ARD, Sn.
July o. wlv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

-. evidence. wlsch have operatedsa osr own
a;nd, and we believe have clearly shown that
hev ligl under false colours. Before tl,ls discus
-. Is finished, we shall point out annher lniiu-
nee that we know to be at work AM ia. ,aE open
,nonoh of the plot 10 put every friend u the State,
,am the Blue Ridge to tide water, np'n l'iS guard.
We do moi hope to "delve one tsd belo" ~
mine - but We pledge curse Ives to " host fne
.-ns"'''' LINCHBl re.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

. Married, on Wednesday, ooh Instant. bs the
KEY Joseph Pedgo, Mr.. Geonaf GnieoS, to
Miss tnNNers, daughter Of Thomas " lis, I'll of
Henry County, Va.
-, ON Thursday the 2l>t inst hy the Rev
Samuel Phillips, NJ u. Geu, E,u 10 Miss Ann,
daughter Of Jnhal jordan, E>,l. all of Erdlold
County, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

~ \ splendid dinner was given in New York
on the Eth inst. to those distinguished strangers
in tic city, from Texas, and from different parts of
the L. States, who have advocated the cause of
that countrl-among whom wcre Gen Hamilton,
Mr.. Preston and Nh. Calhoun (hrother of the Vice
Prcsdent,) of South Carolina Gen. Ripley of
Louisiana Mcssrs Pcyton and FORESTER of Ten
nessce; Gen. Sumner of Massachusetts Col.
Lewis and Mai. Norton Of Texas, &c. &c. The
company was addressed by Mcssrs. Preston, Ila-
milton, Ripley, Lewis, &c. in glowing terms.
The speech of MIR. Preston particularly, is desert
bed by the \. Y. Star as a master piece of clo-
qucncc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

~ The termination of the Creek war has been
followed by the di,handncnt Of the greater pol-
tiono the Alabama and Georgia troops and their
return home. The Indians, in small parties, how
ever, Still continue to commit deprcdaions. The
band in the Chickasahalchie swamp have not vet
been taken and body which crossed the Chat
talloochec ON the 2nd inst. had been pursued
and fought on the 81, 18th and 5lh inst but with
out being taken, and with slight loss upon either
side.-Gcu. Jcssup has issued an order, requiring
all Indians, without exception, TO come in by a
particular timc for emigration, threatening To con-
slider those who do no, comply with this order as
outlaws and enemies, and 10 treat them as such.
From the reluctance Of the Indians to cmigra,c
(says the Milledeeville Recorder Of the l0h,) this
order it is imagined, may probably produce further
hostility, and Gen. cssup it is supposed, will ind
considerable difficulty in consummatng his dcs us
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China, Glass AID Tar thon.yYarc rs.
tablishncnt REMOVED.

I'liE subscriber has removed next door the cor
q nrr tctole The B0nhs, IN the buildings recently
erected with Graaie onts where he will be enabled
to open splendid assortment in the above linz.
Grateful Tor the patronage heretofore received he
""nia respectfully ask OF his friends and the public,
"A continuation Of their encouragement at the Mem
stand JOSEPH ID. EVANS
July2s >,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
NEW CASE STORE.

rENIIE subscriber has received, few days since, "A
A full supply of DRY GOODS AND GROCH-
RIES which he offers for sale, on moderate terms,
ut Tynesviife, IN the road leading from Republican
Grove, to Samuel annill's Bridge, Halifax county,
Va. JAMES II. SIDEBOTTOM, agent.
n. B.-'rhe subscriber will take Y arm Cloths, Bees
Wax, Feathers. Talow, or, any country produce.
JAMES IL. SlDEBOTTOM, Agent
July %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

a. The New Orleans Advertiser Of the lth
received yesterday, copies from tho Nachitochcs
Gazelrea paragraph, stating that 3" Santa Ana will
be forwarded to Nacogdochcs, under "A strong
guard, 10 be tried by a court martial, and it was
expected that he would be shot"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
Plano FOrtcS. GAianrs and Music.

nj RS.F. 6. SMITH, has lnst received very
w large supply of New and Popular MI SIC Of
oscry kind FOR the Piano Forte and Guitar. cmbrac-
InG great variety OF the recent publications.
\ number Of GUITARS ON hand for sale at tho
New York prices.
Expected this week, an additional supply of Gui-
tars also, nedHic Pidif PIANO FORTES from
Nuns, Clarke * Co, and Dubois, Bacon g. Cham
bcrs which will be sold At the manufacturers prices.
rs given in hclr printed catalogues with the addition
OF the charges for transportation,
JULY II frs
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BOND LOST.

oST ON Tuesday afternoon last, bond foI
- SlW), gwen by Asa Il. Daniel, of Georgia. in
1881, and payable 60 days after date Al persons
are iorewarned against trading for said bond, as pay
men' has been stopped. Any person WHO may have
found the same, will please ,eturn ii TO me
ISAAC II. OLIVER.
july - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

Nj RS. BRADFJ'IE offers for rent, her resi-
lVl dence on Diamond Hill, TO which there is at
tached "A garden of two acres, well supplied with
vegetables and fruit also fine spring.
July III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

- We have nothing later from Tcras than
was contained in our last papcr-We have rcceiv-
ed the address OF NJ. b. Lamar, ON assuming the
command Of the Texan army, which we shall
publish in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
PUBLIC SALE.

nv he sold, to the highest bidder for cash
w on the land of Mrs. Mourning Christian
saction Il oiihe James River and kanaw Ina Canal
IN Amherst county, on Friday the 18th day of August
next, all my Stock and implements of operation on
the Canal, to wit: Ten valuable Work Horses, A.
mong which three fine Brood Mares first rate Sad
die Horses, Mule,2 yoke of Oxen : Carts and
Harness, , Scrapcrs and Gear LARGE Plongl,s one
set OF Eacksmitl's Tools. Picks Shovcs, Crowbars,
&c. Bed and Bedding, Cooking lfenslS &c &c.
Persons wishing to purchase at private sale will
be punctuaIIy attended 10.
MILTON GARRETT.
July % tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

o. 1t is asserted, in some of the papers, that
Mr.. Madison was the writer of Gen. Washngton's
Farewell Address to the American people. Diners
deny II. 1t is probable, lit be so, that some evil
dencc Of the fact will be found anon. MIR. Madi-
sons papers.
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l. a " u ron ALE

"a VIE subscriber WISHES To sell the of Land
formerly owned by Robert Cawlhon. dec "
my IN the county OF Amherst, on the western side
oi the ork Mountain, about i miles above the
Builaloe Springs, and one mile from the main road
leading from lynchburg to Lcxngton.-1hs tract
contains 100 acres, about two-thrds of which is
clearcd, and IN good state of cultivation, among
" lcnIs some excellent Tobacco Land, and all well
adapted to the cultivation OF Gfain.-Amoncst the
Land Yet to clear, there IS some first rate Tobacco
Iand.-lhe Improvements are Dwelling House,
Kitchen Overseer's House and all other necessary
on hohscs-a spring Of rs good water any IL
the state. IS within few steps of the Dwelling
House. Persons wishing 10 purchase, will find thi,
good opportunity, as great bargain may be had
Inc Land will be shown 10 those Wishing to pur
chase, by Mr.. Statham, who resides on the Land
Address FERDINAND NJ WILEY
Fncaslc, Va, july % fl, if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

~ WiIliamIi TanstalI, Esq has been elect
cd Clerk OF the County Court of Pitsylvania, to
supply the vacancy occasioncd by the death Of lis
father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

~ Col. Andrew Donnaliy, member of the
House 81 Delegates from kanawha, is nominated
a, next Governor of Virginia. lie is Wing, and
of course stands no chance though II is certainly
time that the Northwestern section Of the State had
furnished Chief Magistrate.
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AvEEDTT's OFFICE,
LUCK AT TEE .CoTTAGH .''
pg:.E.V'TED.

1nn LOADS good Wood, IN MI tho months Of
hOv August aud September Apply To
ALFRED PENN,
On Diamond Hill.
tuN % At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

o. From Florida, we have received not a
word OF Intelligence, save that preparations were
making for summer CAMPAIGN, by Coy. Call, the
COMMUNICATIVE Chief in thai quarter.