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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

u TIE Baltimore papers announce, us IN the
press of that city,a History OF tine Seminole War,
written by Staff Officer. Ii is SAID to expose
the that led to the rupture, and, as II deep
" affects the characters OF several individuals o
high standing in Florida, much excitement IS "n-
ticipated from its publication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

@ Charleston is agita'cd bv violent conflict,
for the seat in Congress, now held bv Mr.. Pnck-
nev, between Mr.. Lcgare. Of the Union party
n"y, formerly conspicuous Nnlfvcr, hu, whose
course on the abolition question, last winter, has
nortav offended his old associates The result
is exceedingly doubtful. Mr.. Legarc's election,
however, is more than probable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

Lit. will say thai they adver,;srd
A Capt. J. " Anderson, Rob'. s. Andcr
"A son, Thos. Alien, Charles Anderson, in
II. Ak.rs.
B-Mrs. Mary Ann Bailey, Epram Banclrn.
James Brit, R,cI,'d. Bnrtonl, VIM. Boothc, lanes
Broon6cll, Aorhony Brown, n F. Bowe, Na,hl.
Bol'annan, Nm y. Buster. Rob, NJ. Brown.
Roh'. Bill, VIM. H. Brown, VIM ~ BnrwclI, J Ohm
Bingham, \la,. B,rn.v. VIM. Burnett, Milton Ben
nett, Doc'. Jaqnes Bishop, Jno. c. Blackwell.
JOS s Bailey, Tho. Barr, .
&C. $. b., jesse G. Clark Jno. c. CafTrey,
Wan. COY. Ludvell Cobb. Pleasant Casey, p.
/ Cash. Miss Eliza Connolly, Jno. NJ. C,isman,
Reuben Carvcr2. Jn". = olcmar, Jos. p. Ciss-
m, Roht. C4rdwcn s. b. Cloves, Rob,. 5. Cap
shaw. Adophus s. Cn!e 3, Clerk Cnanc,ry
Court z.
D-Bevcrlv Davies, Nj. Mary Dorsey, Jos.
Dennct, Patrick DpnncllY, Capt. Jno. II. Davis.
Miss Panthca A. Davis, Rcvd, l.. Dawson, Charles
Dawson, Jos Davidson, Peter Dav ?. VIM. Doom
2, JOS Davenport, Decr. \. e. e. Davies
E-Jacoh Early, Wa. Elliot Diet. J. II. Elli-
son, Charles Elicit, J,. 4.
Miss M ,rth. j. Foster, J1rcs Flynn, Vim.
Fisher. Ilnrh 7. Fish r.
G-Ro. Il. Gray, Nj. Elizabeth A. G niw,n,
VIM Gillian Z, Chs'es Glenn. Ms. Mary Ann
Green, Tho,. Graham, james Gossus, J,mr>
Green, John Garrett, 81.
Il-Beni. T. IIant, Tho. linnd ). Mr.. How
ard, }. G. llalc, Mrs. Mary +. II 'altlck>, F.
Hume, Henry !laine., Doci. ". II. Horton, Nal
thew Harvey, VIM. Hoard. Horace iawlev, Hem
~ ile""t, Mr.. Huge. Ms, Mary s. H1r,lr,,
JOHN Harrison, H. q. Horton, John ilim-s, Al
SALON J. Hone, VIM. II. lI1rri,. Bcnj. nnris 2,
M., Sarah Henderson.
j DIR. X. ID. Jennings. Gcr,d r. Johnsur,
Mrs. T.. NJ. Jennings, James I. Jordan. James
John.on. Wm II. Jones, Mrs. Mary NJ. Johnson,
GILES Jackson, (cot'J) Llbourac Johnson, VIM
II. Jones.
k-Rcrd Jno. kirkpatrick, Rev. F. K.blcr 2,
VIM kyls, Harvey kibler, Patrick kcl., David
kyr.
L-Mi~ Ann L,dd, Robt Latham. Cyrp. J.
L>d'ek, Cap. Jus l.. Lsmpkin, Thos. II Lyne..
j. O. Lcfwicl, 2.
M-Mrs. Nancy Moore, Henry Moore, jesse
Milirr2, VIM. p. McGinnis, WIN. Marquis. New
ton Mchir, VIM. p. Morgan, J. p. Mclean,
Rchd. g. Morris, Lorenzo p. Moore, jesse J.
Martin, Mr. Lockv Martin. Wm. McCncha,
Fcrdinando Moore, VIM. McCar,y, Christopher
Moore, Ewd. McCoshll, Miss Martha J. Ala>.r,
Mis-, Nancy My'r', Squire Miller, c. NJ. MICHEL.
Jos, Martin.
Natal Nelson.
Own. Diver, t,aac II. Oliver, wAltor Oats.
P-MrS. Martha .. Price, Geo. ". Pettvlohn,
Leonard Phelps, Jacob Philips, James Perry.
Jno. j. Padgrtr, Charlie, B. Palmer, ',nrrs Parks,
James Pdrkhurst, A Iderson Paulii, James l..
Penn.
R--Richd F. RncScr. Ale,. 3. Rose. James
". Robinson, Thos. ROYAL, Mss Ann r.. Richie
sou. Mss F.. G. R,dewav, Bernard Rucker. Var
land Ric -son, Jno. \. Reynolds, VIM. Robinson.
Jno. ID. Riclr>on. Jno. r. I. llenno, Geo. Rivers,
Nsnc, Rose. Ja,ucs NJ. Roane.
S-Mi>, Mari, Shelton, Saml. Smith, Sam. w.
Shelton 5. Mrs. Nancy Stanley, Jane, NJ. Smith,
sally STOW ri Mrs t'liZ lbptb Scott Miss Irya F.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

o. Tne last New York Mirror, (Which was re-
ceived by the Western mail, aud Of cou,sc reach
ed some days .,tcr than it wa, dae.) i, cmbei-
lsbcd with splendid, executed portrait oI f'iz-
Greene llllicch, who stand, IN the front rank oi
American poets. 1t, literary contents cnire-
~ original, from the pens OF Bryant, Miss Emmer-
son, Rev. Mr. Schroeder, Knapp, Willis, Dunlap
&C. II is sufficient to say that the Mirror su.tai,s
its r>talIi .lrI character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

~ No ono condemns, more than the Wings,
the ,crviIiry ofthc few incon,dcra'c persons, who,
in Philadelphia, embarrassed the horses to Gen.
llarrison's carriage, and drew il themselves, II is
who, we are told by the Wing, kissed hc 'resi-
denfs hand and would, we suppose, with equal
readiness, have kissed his foot, had the President
presented it to him. Both acts which, are con-
demned by the sober Judgment of all men of all
parties, as dis.raceful to American frccmen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

o. Gen. Harrison left Philadelphia on the
20Ih nlt. on his way to Trenton, accompanied by
u large number Of friends. and among them Judge
lirmph and several other Of the early and eff
Client supporters Of Grn Jackson. He was to be-
in New York, on the 30lh. and would remain in
that city only day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

VIZ. subscriber respectfully informs the public
'hm lie Is no" receiving handsome assoit-
n'ent OF Barouebci. Buggles, Phntons &c. from
me most approved Factories NJ the North and has
made late arrangements by which he can be supped
~ any me with Family t4flagrS. Ia the ,nosf cele-
haed manufacturers riih,rlu .,rN ath OF Ne. Haven
from 'hesrfv hatfcr'ng encouragement I've has 10
eeNed since commencing business hcfr talw.,.
selling his avn work rs hnishrdA and the
unprecedented Use IN the cost Of Carriages At tn,
N"fth, lac Is determined to enter more largely into
the manufacture OF such articles. His hands are
nearly all iromthc North, and. using Northern ma
tcflhs, he hopes TO reccyca liberal shir. of pubic
patronage Tie Is PARTICULAR, well prepared for put
ting mp Carriages, tclargr So for persons who buy
atthe North aud ship them 10 this place
All repairs done al the shortest notice.
SAMUEL AiRFS.
n H. wish 10 take 3 or I boys from the aye Of
X to Ito learn tSa Coach business Those rom
the country are preferred, aud noue hut such AZ are
OF good morals need apply. a
October -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

o. Winter has set in early and fercrly. The
mountains around us are covered WITH Snow, and
Old Boreas whistles Equinocl,al music in our ears.
Fuel is and dear; aud apprchcnd that
the " looprd and ragged windows" OF the poor
furnish but AN imperfect shelter from the w'ntr,
blasts. Luxury should now :" shake its superiluA'
among the ncCcssitUlis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

o High Dragging is the order of,hc day, with
both parties. Both claim large majoric' in IA
number Of States, which all impartial men know
10 be doubtfM This only proves that the conles,
his dutv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

conr,.. IT, Joel. Z. Sutherland, late member of
the y,nn ''" rhll'drp'a county, has .r,.d
commu,. collar, and has been f,rn,il. cx-
"unvo..,. .'--ai'cr he had left ,hcn,.--as
u me farther conf l.nr. or r.o.rI o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
NOTICE:
To (gOcE NuR Vwgch Makers.

= WISH to employ Clock aud Watch Maker.
L For one under standing this business, will give
the best OF wages aud constant employment.
WILLIAM +. AUTH.
The Richmond Wing and Staunton bapeis will
publish this 3 times and forward their account to
tins office for payment W. r. X
Sent Dc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

u Randolph Harrison, jr. :" tiooehlaod. has
directed his name 10 be stricken from the Van Bu-
rem committee ofthat county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
LAND FOR SALE.
October &

nNlllf subscriber wishes sell his tract OF Land
4 lying ON the Road from INuchhurc To Camp.
bell Court house, miles from town the tract ior-
mrrly owned hy Glass--it contains about 237 acres
eighty of which Is well timbered Wood Land the
balance is cleared aud under an iuclosure. There
is between fifty and sIxt, acres ri Low Grounds on
both sides of Beaver Creek, oil which Is good
Tobacco Laud--hc high Land is IN good heart ami
well adapted TO the growth OF Corn. " heat and Oats
the Improvements consist OF two story Framed
House with two rooms below and above, with
Cellar &c and all necessary out Houses for fam.
ily. Ther. is also good Blacksmth's Shop on
the 'aud Immediately onth road. Those wishing to
purchase view the laud Tor themselves aud for
terms apply to me- or to my son 1homls \ Brans
ford, who is authorize to dispose the property.
If not sold privately before the Ilh day OF Novcm
Der next tthat being court day will then be offer
ed public auction in front OF the Couri. fouse on
very accommodating terms, which will be made
know on the day OF sale
SAMUEL BRANSFORD
LynchbnrC, Octobrr5 WITHIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
NEW Cop AEeENERSIIIn

II HE subscribers respectfully announce to their
friends and The public generally that they have
purchased Mr, II. u. fourqunran's interest in the
late firm OF Wauhop, Rafksdalc " Co. at Haitian
Court house, Na-fhe business hereafter will he
conducted underline firm OF Elisha l5arksdalc Jr &
Co. A. BARkSDAiE,
\. SND\OR,
WM WAGHOP,
T.. BARkSDAIE. Jr.
Halifax e. II. October & w3w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
No i'I(,lI.

ID uRSIANT 10 decree of the circuit superior
court OF Law and Chancrry for the count, of
Amherst. III a suit IN Chanecry therein depend.
ny between BOYD Miller. surviving partner OF the
late linn OF Archibald Robertson X Co. and other
plainulls,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

hpNs
INliF firm OF Nauhop. Barksdalc 4 Co. is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent. Al the a. BITS
dur 10 the firm. transferred 10 Elisha Baksdal.
lr \ Co. and all the debts due i,om the firm are
assumed by them
WILLIAM WAuGliOr,
ELISHA BARkSDALE, Jr.
Il. ID. FOURQUREAN.
October6 wlw #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

LEMON inOF.
Tut RECEIVED a few dozep buzz os .a.su
- Lemon Syrup convenient artsc'e o' I"~-"'"s
ievnonads. punch. &c. For sale BY v.LA
Jwnc ID =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

NFWdTHWT TT FWf 7'VVfH7OTE I'M WITT q" fV
l1 ~ Ootobtr, 1896.
o. Person, asking for letters in The following
Lit. will say that they are advertised:
A Capt. J. y. Anderson, Rob'. s. Andcr
/ N son, Thos. Alien, Charles Anderson, in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

October 6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. by the Constitution Of
this State, and with the view, Is well
Of perpetuating an essential branch Of
the Legislative Department of the Co
Vernment, as of providing for such
changes in the members thereof peri
odically, as The people might desire TO
make, it was provided that the people
Of the several Counties, and Of the
Cities Of Baltimore and Annapolis, duly
qualified as electors, should, on the
first Monday Of September last, elect
two persons for each Of the said coun-
ties, and one person for each Of the
said cities, 20 be Electors Of the Sc
nate, who were required TO meet in the
City Of Annapolis on the third Monday
Of said month; and they. OF any
twenty -four Of them. go met, were d.
rected, after having qualified in the
manner provided fOT, 90 proceed 20
elect fifteen Senators, who, when so
elected. add duly qualified ss such,
we're TO constitute "tbe Senate of Ma
ryland." 10 the place Of those who
then constituted that branch Of the
General Assembly.
AND WHEREAs. eighteen Of the
persons who were chosen "a Electors.
IA pursuance 81 the aforesaid provisions
oftho Constitution, and ia conformity 10
Law, have failed % perform the duty
eni0ined upon them a. aforesaid. BY
refusing. and continuing ~ refuse. OF
neglect 10 meet tie other Electors who
have attended. qualified and held them
selves IN readiness 90 peTIorm their du.
~ Ia consequence Uheroof no new
Senate has yet been elected.
AND WHERzAs. the said uhfdthfui
agents of the people in addition 20
their violation II duty a. aforesaid.
seem vsiniy 90 have imagined that che
effect ~ tbeig condaet would Be the
destruction add oveFtbrDu u The Con.
sliiuiion and Government u ihs State
which many. u not 81 ~ them, he'd
heretofore sworn - support, and, o..
eofdingiy Vfesnmptu0osly p7ocoedsd
20 Frcommend measures coz snbsilfn.
ting another Consiisufion and Govern.
ment Coz thst uhich they seem 70 have
Supposed they had destroyed, o. 81
least, uortnlly seconded.
Asp WnEnHse, sandFy ovil.dispos.
ed, a. misguided ciliEsns. have takan,
aad sse eoatsauing b pugsgs ED 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
VOL. %.
OLD WINTER Is COMING.
~ HUGE aeoaE-

NJ HUGE heoRE-
Old Winter b coming agaia--aiaekl
How icy and cold 10 b.
He cares not pin for shiverinx back,
Hes q sssey old chap 10 white and black,
He whnslcs his chiil with wonderful knack,
Foe As comes from cold eountyi
A witty old fellow this Winter u;
mighty old fellow for giee!
He cracks his jokes on the pretty sweet Miss,
The wripkled old maiden, unfit TO kiss,
And freezes The dew Of their lips-for this
s tho way with such fellows ~ he
Old wintsrs a frolicksons blade, . wo,-
he n Wild In his humor, and froei
Hell whistle along for the want ofhis thought.
Add set Ill tho warmth Of our furs NJ nauxht,
And RUNE tbe lsees BY pretty girls bought;
For . fsoliesome fellow d he!
old wiaisr b blowing his gusts alonQ.
And Derriiy shaking Tho tree!
From morning till night he win sing his song
Now moaning and short--now bowling and
loag--
Hb voice . loud. Cor his lungs are strong
merry old fellow 10 hel
old wintsrAs wicked old chap, I ween--
IA wicked a. ever you'ii zee!
1ie vithes the dowers, 90 ffssh and grcen-
And eitss The pert nose Of tie Mias Of sixteen,
And she trppibgly wallis, In maidenly sheen
wicked old fellow Il hei
Old WinterS tough old fellow for blows.
Al tough 90 ever you'll see'
He WI "Trip Up our trotiers, and rend our
clothes,
And stiaen our limbs, from our fingers 70 toes:
He minds not The cries Of bis frieods or hi,
foes
A toagh old fellow 10 hsl
A cunning old fellow il Winter, they say,
A canning old fellow 10 be!
We peeps In the cFeviees day by day,
To sse how we're passing our time away,
And marks ell our doings, from grave 70 gay
I'm afraid he b peeping at me,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Immaculate fidelity ofthe duchess. and
her title TO the dukedom, beyond tho
shadow Of q doubt.
The air rung with acclamations !;
nothing was heard but praises of the
beauty and virtue OF ths dutchess, and
OF the proves Of the stranger knight,
but tho public Joy was still more iu-
creased when the champion raised his
visor. and revealed the countcnancc
OF one Of the bravost cavaliers in Spain
renowned for bis gallantry in the SER
vice OF the sex. who had long been
absent. in quest Of similar adventures.
That worthy knight. however, was
severely wounded in tho battle, and
remained for long time i'll Of Bis
wounds. The lovely duchess. Crate
ful for having twice owed her protec
ton to his arm, attended him daily dur.
ing his illness. A tender passion grew
up between Thorn. and she finally re-
warded his gallantry by giving him
her band.
The king would fain have had the
knight establish hts title TO such high
advancement by farther deeds Of arms;
but his courticrs declared that he had
already meri,ed The lady by thus vim.
dicating her famo and fortune in q
deadly combat TO outrance; and the
lady herself limited that she W as perfect.
ly satisfied Of his proves in arms, from
the proofs she received in his achieve,
ment in the forest.
Their nuptials were celebrated witt
great magnificence. The present bus
band Of the duchess did not pray and
fast like his predecessor, Phillibe:i the
wife ridden; ye: he found greater favor
in the eyes Of Heaven, for their union
was blessed with numerous progeny
the daughters chaste and beauteous a,
their mother; the sous all stout and val.
liant as their sire. and all renowned,
like him. for relic wing disconsolate dam
sells and desolate widows.
-sa1ss0-
The late John .HgskaH.-In Judge
Marshalrs yearly visits to Fauquier
where the proper implements OF his "a.
yorite sports (quoits) were not TO be
had, he still prachsed il among his rus.
tic friends with fat stones for quolts.-
a casual guest ut 6ar6acue in tha
county-one Of those rural entertain.
ments 30 frequent among the country
people Of Virginia-soon after his ar,
rival at the spot. saw an old man emerge
from a thicket which bordsIed the
neighboring brook. carrying Us large .
pile Of these llat stones As he could hole
between his right arm and his chin; b,
stepped briskly up TO the company, enc
threw down his load among them, sx
claiming. There Here are quOit
enough for US ell |" The stranger,
surprise may DO imagined when hs
found that this plain aud cheerful old
man was the Chief Justice Of the U
States. Literary Messenger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
THO. W. VEAZEY.
Dy The Covetnof,
RIOS. CULDRETH. Clerk
II tie Council

OHDrHED. That oue thousand ror,ies
q ihe fOreRoing Proclamation b. ysint.
ed 10 hasdbill irfm add thst u be pub.
hshed. unih l,e time hxed fof The
meeiinx 81 ths Geasfai Assemblv. IA
al ihe neasgzpsfs pgiBisd 10 tie State.
Whose yTupfietors and rOnducloss asu
Ia favor = upbolding lie Consf,saton
and Laws. snd delsaiing lbs fasols.
iionagy desisns end proceedings inienS.
81 70 accomplish ihss grsrshfow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
From tie Richmond Enquirer, .fprIl II
FLORIDA.

We are approaching the dtuoutmrnt Of tho
Campaign. We have seen letter from Fort
Dranc, March %" A Tremendous storm of wind
and rain, which commenced the day before, nlads
il impossible for Gen. Scott 10 move that morn
inc. The storm had terminated the same
evening. They moved at sunrise next morning.
SCOTS plans are ripc-Euss was expected at
Pclahhkaia by the 2S,h; Lindsay at Chchucla-
~ the 21,h and Scott and Clnch would ero,>
the WiIhl,oooohcr (AmaAuIa) the same day. The
three Corps will be in supporting distance OF
each other aud the enemy, II lie has not alread.
commenced tie retreat below, will lc cnveoped.
Clnch has about 100 men; Eustis rather mere
and Lindsay about 1900 Eus,is had smart
brr>h on the 22d, in the act of crossing tie 81.
johns at Nousia, Just about Lake Georgr. T. :
lahlckaha and Chicluchaty arc on the road Tor
near n) from Fort hing to Tampa-the former
about 40 miles South of the Fort mentioned, and
Chichuchaty, about IS miles of Tampa. Thcs.
two points only about 30 miles apart ; and CON
,rqucntly, as Chnch, Eus,s and Lindsay are TO
fire, each gun every morning az 10 O'Clock, each
commander will know where the other two are in
position. Ii the Indians should retreat, il will pro-
badly he on Pcasc Greek that falls into Charlotte
Harbour below Tampa. In that case, Gen. Scott
would pursue in front, and throw by water a force
into Charlotte Harbour farther South in the
rear. The Indians Nigh surrender without bat
tic, and they must see and know that, being SUI
rounded, al resistance is hopeless
The Mobile Chronicle OF the 2Sih furnishes nm
important scrap OF ntrllipcncc--in tic form of a
Letter from Captain Hitchcock. who had been at
laohcd TO Gaines command. lie SAYS
"Sincc hearing the above letter read | have
heard the opinion of Ou,hma,clv, the friendly
Chief. lie said that he did not believe that the
Indians intended TO make peace, and onl, offered
TO do 81 as r"se de guere. to get the noops OIL
their guard. On asking him why he thought so,
he stated that the hostile Indians intended 10 offer
such terms as the Americans ~ould not accept
that is, togi,e to the Indians all the land South
OF "nhlacoochc", including the whole Peninsula.
81 obtained from Tuck auste iiar.jo, or Black
INIT the friendly Chief, lis, Of tho Indian Chiefs
aud their forces engaged with General Gaines.
Jumper, men, 50
As-su-ho-la, (Powsl,)
A''-hur-tG-tsr io. 30
Jar inr 10 Chc", 50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
As WE PREDICTED

Petitions are already presented to Congress
draying that body not to admit Arkansas s. -"
State into the Union, unless she will renounc'
the light TO tolerate slavery Will the peop'
virginia at such II time, support Martin -
Buren, for the Presidency, who declared, IN wv
case of Mlssuri that the abolition ofslavery slou'
he made an " Indispensable condition oil "''
admission into the Unionl or, will they suPPo,'
men Tor the state Legislature who advocate '"'
c!er'i"o' Awake, people Of Virginia, lH'o''
hc ~, ia,c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
a v aluablc James River Estate, aud
MILL FOR RENT.

\ administrator, with the will annexed, Of
"a MAJ. VIM. Warwick, deceased, | wish to
" aS' Tor term of ,eats, that very valuable and
wen known ,rac, of LAND, situate on James Ri
yer, III the County of Amherst. formerly the pro-
perry OF m. Cali, decd There is on this tract
a large BODY OF ictlc river bottom, and an extern
sl'r and ,aluatl" MANUFACTURING Min.
wall Lease the Land and Mill Jointly or .cpa-
ra'ely. Posi- ssion OF the Mil will h. delivered
on the LIST day OF June next, and tia, of In, Land
on the Is, day of January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops of small grain al the u.ual season.
during the approaching fall.
The attention Of The enIerrrizinc and indus,ri
Gus is PARTICULAR, invited to this Property as i, is
confidently bclic,ed that finer prospect of max
ing money rarely occurs than that here prose ntcd
JAO. NJ. OTEY.
April II its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
RICHMOND, April II.

RIcnMoNp, April y.
Dnfresfine Orcsrorot.-Nr are deeply grcycd
hear oi the death J., drowning, of Mr.. JANIS d..
REons, one oi the Engineers OF the State, son Of
JAS. Brown, j., E.q. Second Auditor This
unlv affecting event occurred AZ the Seven Is
lands, IN James River, near Middlcton', Mills,
fluyannn. Ii seems that the boat in which Mr.
Brown descending liz. river was dashed To pie
ccs against rock Il the deceased being unable,
swim with the heavy coat he had on, was soon
cngulpl,cd in III. imp.uous w;.vts. THIS young
gentleman was hill'l, useful and respectable in his
profession, and ,.tmnhlc IN HI. character as Il
Ills nnimuls death awakcnsa lively SYM
p.hy in ia" heart ofc,rry one acquainted with
llmael and family. Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

In ,he Washington Theatre, on the 4th instant,
tracas took place between actor and per
Son not a'ached 10 Tic Stage, in ihr course OF
which the stranger drew a pistol from oach pocket,
aimed III The actor, and made two attempts to fire,
bu, the caps Of boil, refused 10 20 OF. The actor
then Dire" a pistol, and ds,n,igcd at his an,ago-
ni,G |, struck lis sill ha, and glanced, slightly
woundng ihe upper part OF the head. These
wonderful escapes are considered quite as remark
able ar In, celebrated a>c'of Lawrence aud Gen.
jackson.