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MAYORAl.TY OF NEW OitI,EANS
Council Of municipality No. 1:

[Sitting of Tuesday. 11th March, 1877,
Resolve til 1t IN, VI iyor be, aud is hereby amin
for ALDERMEN of tbs ci pality, to take Ma election
first Monday in ,Apil next, ut the follows taa
places, under the SUI .rinenI cnce of tn, nah
clerks he afern AIMED. ''s nd
First Ward, at the Arcade Exchange.
hspe =. ors, A. II. Inskecp, DIR. E. II. Ba,,o,
Second W ard, at the Municipal Hail.
1 GsPs Co. EE rssr' LAYTON VIM Frere'
Third Waraa,ar Harvey Norton's.
Clerk, J. Bcekman
Resolved that i'll case any OF the above poned
shall refuse 10 act the Mayor be, and hs 1; PERSON.
fully authorized to appoint such others as he ,n =,
proper ; to replace til }" n,v,, '''' ''A
Asrceably to the foreso' resolution ,n masssoa'
1896, entitled. 'Annct to incorporate tho c;,u ' s.n
Orleans, approved the II tn February. lax NV
acts amending he SANE notice is hare BY given n"a Other
Monday Sd pr next, between nine O'Clock %', To-
Municipality, will be hed the different e seeoa
under tn, sup cr:ntendenec of the persons in IT, a
said csolution The number of o aoa
eac ward Of ssia Manhicpay entitled il as Sss
Shco nd Ward, three Aldermen.
Third Ward, three Aldermen.
March, 20, 1887. d. PRIEUR. Mac
Conornlement la resolution cidessns- ., ~. =
der dispositions del are approve le Mars lsas 'e ~
tale 'Arte pour alnender l'ncte initiate Ac,e nn"s m
porer la vile de la New Orleans approve e lS
1905 ainsi pue d. autfes actes ant lie di, ,cs M
est donnc que Lundi, avril proclaim entrc nnI sh
du matt TT ecng heure dc upres hide il scra nrous
'cection annu.e DIES Aldermen dc la Seconds Ms g
pae, i,nx in dcques dams la susde r.soln,:a
sous la direction dies Pcrsonncs qaiy sont msn,"n.
lie numbrs de- repre- sci tans nnxqucls chaoue d,s
la cite Nun iciaite des est CONNIE sui: '''"3' ID
Premier district, quartrc Aldermen.
Sccond district, trails Aldermen.
Troi sic ne d.istric, truis Aldcrm en-.
lie 30 Mars 1888 ID. PRIFI,p NJ
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raNHE undersigned from this date, will be assoca,e
u with his brother, Thomas c. Swain, in the Dm,
and Apoiccary business, No II, Canal street, under ii.
firm of Swain IL Brother the liquidation of the affair
of Thomas c. Swain will be settled by the new firm; and
the undersigned will give his particular attention to p
smcss and solicits ii share Of patronage.
ml6 JOHN w. SWAIN
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nm ACK ERE ELS bbls no B. mackereE % do no
I'VE do; Is do no l, DO; for sale Cont st. by
me7 SSJP WHITNEY,
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L Il X A 5.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those brave md
| chivalrous yonng men who wish to go to Texas,
for the purpose oassistng in her glorious cause OF lib
crty and independence, and also avail themselves Of
the rch bountes and reward she promises TO those that
her, that arrat gements have been made with the
schooner Champion to transport all that ready to
g. by Saturday evening the 25th inst. at which time
the vessel will positively sail for Nlaagorda lmmedi-
ate application must be made on board nj Mr.. Beat
ties Coffee House, Joining the St. Charles Theatre, to
Capt Garrett, Or Price, orthe subscriber. =.
This is probably the last opportunity any one will
have to obtain transportation free Of sSpsnse o,rr
m24 DE YARMOUTH.
NOTICE-lhe purchasers of squares in the town OF
~ Shrewsbury, sodby Hewlett Il Cenas; at auction,
the 4h day Feb last. requested i, call 1T the
office of VIM Chrsty. notary public, and comply with
the of sale, within days from this date; else
the property will be sold their and risk accord
ne TO law. MO
NOTICE-Mr EDMUND DARN, who purchased
| Y at an auction sale made by Isaac l. Mccoy, on
the 18th December last the following described lots in
Boomngtlac, is hereby Notified to comply with the
and conditions of the sale, within days from
the date hereof otherwise the will he sold fer his
and risk, viz: ten lots numbered from III to ~
incusi C. on the side adjoining u II rhe Esq's pro-
pcrty, and other lots, also adjoining the property OF
ID Burthe, esq. numbered from III to 100 inclusive
Tcrms-1-4 payable in 6montls, and the balance in
L. and wears, from the Nth December last m24l0
81. Charles Theatre Arcade, and .4reade Baths
Company.
A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders will take
N place in the Office of the St. Charles Til, are, on
Monday next, at O'Clock NJ, to take into considcraI
ton the amendments the St. Charles, made by the
Legislature and for the transaction of other business
punctua attendance is requested.
By order of the President,
m24 GEORGE WENT, Cashier.
Two PAVERs-Written proposals Will De received
IL until the lst April at the Office of the Gas Ligh,
rnd Banking CO. for the repairing of all the and
side walks taken up by said company, for the ensuing
year. All materials to be furnished by the contractor the
work to be done in the best manner and payment be
made, the certificate of the surveyor, that the wo
has been completed to his satisfaction. The contract
must give bond for $4,000, with approved security
for the faithful performance Of his duty.
.l.tn D.,l llo.. L. ~
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FHNIE subscribers have reed by various arrivals os
H. England, aud offer for sale, the following arti.
Hastings, Madapollans. VelvertcensA NIoeskns Prut
cd Flanncls, Cnnbrcs, lIdkrs ofyarous kinds; Anbm
Prints, &c for sale by IL c CAMMACK e. CO
ml3 Is Grayiers
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SPADES s. SIIOVELS.-The subscriber has
~ ceived $50 dozen spades and soves, to which he
would call the attention of the trade.
m22 VIM A RYAN, 25 Magazine st.
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STORAGE-20 hhls Tobacco will be taken on sio-
~ r,ge in tn Warehouse con+r of NJ game and La
fayctts streets. Enquire at ~ Magazine street.
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Then do not let any one forget the sale to-mor-
row, who may desire do well for himself, or for
those who NAV come after him.
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A 1ONFORMEMENT la resolution CT dessus, ct
7 vcrtu dcs dispositions de race Approve lie Avr
1882, entue "Actt pour reGler 'ouverture, In dist
button ct ramelinralon DIES ct places publiques
Que lincntion du Conso de la Seconde Municipalite
eat de iira ouvrir onlinuer la DIES Nutchcz de-
purs la rue, rchouptoulas jusqu'a IA dc la Nile
Lcvce, que droi,e de la encmc largcur qua main
tenant la dite dies Natchez
PRIEUR, Marie.
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500 DOLLARS REWARD,
EN III. be givcnfor experimenting and lodging in

u OCks; &c.-Just received an assortment of suEe
rior Locks for DOORS desks, drawers, chests and
trunks; also general assortment OF hardware, for sale
Wholesale or retail by LAYTON II Co.
mS2 2mo SO Old Leyec st,
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TNNEN DOLLARS KEWAKD.-Absconded on
Il 18th inst negro man, about feet high, IS yen
old; frmerly belonged to Mr.. Buboy's Cotton Press
Aiso-a yellow boy, about Is or 16 years ola,ahea'
feet IN, or feet high-good looking and smnrt-haa
when he left dark gray sattnet rosnd jacket andpA
falcons. His wool is long behind; when spoke,
his looks are quite The above reward viii VI
paid to any erson for the detection OF snid bows.
MARTIN ii. DEVEROUX
% TchoupitouIgs street.
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4 REEN Plaintiffs subscriber has received
VA quantity ofgreen paint which lie would call the
atsntio of thu Trade. WmA RYAN,
ma 25 Magazine ST.
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BEAUMONTS EXPERIMENTS.
N -fPERl MEN'TS and Observations on the G A,rr
IA JUICE, and tho Physiology of Digestion Nv "
Beaumont, NJ. D., Surgeon in the U. s. Army. Ju
received and for sale by WIN. McKEAN
MIA Corner of Cnmp & Common stree,.
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a SUlrABl II person to AMEND in warehouse my
IA hear OF a situation by applying ut
n22 32 Nav e
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nILS, &c.-l0 ca sksovc oil; 25 casks best pure
" winter strained OIL IL casks linseed oil; % barrels
spirits Tirpenline, in store and for sale by
m22l LAYTON a. Co, SO Old I.cvcc ST.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Court for the Parish g. City of Ne,, 0r,.u.
Present, the Honorubl. CHARLES MAUpI., i"I"N
NO. 1851.
Thomas Bros His Crcaiters.
IT. pom raadng and filing the petition and scb.d,,.,.
" this case, il is ordered that the creditors Of IN
sovent do meet in open court, Friday the 81 d,,
March: creditors then and there deliberate on ,h ~
utsncrs affairs and in the meantime NH nyOs..d.~
against his person and property are stnyei
By order Il lie ....--
Clerks Office, March 9, 1887, H. NJ. GUYON
''io .. Clerk
rgNllE Subscribers Agents for the extensive b,.,..
W. ;. Butcher, Sheffield, England Nave Il"
received very extensive of patterns cons;s,;ry
Tab lie and Dessert Knives of every descri,tnn b.
Pocket, Dirk, and Spear point Knives: Rnzors a.
sors Ed e FOOLS, &c &c. &c. which thew are nren,,I
10 exhibit to the trade Tor refs. Terms and cand;o,
will be made known Mt the time 'A"'''"
milo I'D. BElN 81 A COHEN 80 Common =,
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
TENOuR through the Manufacturing Districts NJ f.,
H. land, III the summer of 1885 Ry Sir Geor,e H.,s
author of "Forest Scenes,'' aud "Inciden. az i
America" :"
An Ela mcniary Treatise on ANATOMY By ALI
Bayle, NJ d. Translated from the 4th edition If H..
French. by A. Sidney Doanc A. A., M n ""
Livv translated by George Baker, A. Al. in S yolnm
being Ne. "a, to % of Harpcr's Classical Family
Library. Also, '''
An additional supply of Davis's Memoir. of A.ro,
Burr. Just received and for sale BY
NIL WIN. MckEAN, Garner Of Com 1,
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Now Orleans, March 9th 1887.
DlMENTO-iO0 bags landing from ship Huntsville,
IL and fors lie by STETSON, AVERY & Co.
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COM WI EHeCHAL.


No. bales remaining, not cleared. 80. 1881
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NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB. J.,
A MELTING ofthe Club will he held on s "a
o'clock. By order J X STERRETT, secL
B-A punctual attendance is requested, as p ~
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d KlST, cHUuIT1bnTHs
ENLOUR & PORk-l4O bills hcur; l78 do clear
pork; 166 do pork, landing from fiat boat, and
for sale by SIOO g. RYRNE,
mo- l53 'rcloupjtouas street
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rARDEN EOAT-The subscriber has for salav
w his BOAT, now lying ut the Fla, Boat Landing,
general assortment Of Garden Shrubbery, Greenhoua
Plants, Bulbous aud Tuberous Roots, Herbaceas
Plants, &c.
Also-Fruit Trees, such as Apples, Pears, Piua,
Peaches, Aprcots, Cherries, Ounces, Grapes, StR'
berries, Goosbcrries, Currants, Raspberries, toss
with almost every variety Of Garden Seeds.
NIL JOHN ID. SLACK
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= DEGR ZEE.

TOBACtONlST was got by The celebrated
Stallion aud Race Horse Gohanhn, (who Was
sold last tall i months, al>Gli $50, cash, AT Nj.
Bo'ts' sale Of l,lco1cd Stock hls dam Yankee
Maid by the unryaled racer Balls florIzel. q.
dam VIM. Il. Johneons celebrated mare BAY
Maria bv Bay Yankee Maria gained great &c
lcbrlly by beating Old Dutor and Sin Alfred, IN II
% mllo racc,) - dam Greens Old tclcl mare,
by telcr Ohe hest son Of imported Janns,) Z
u dam by Partner, ggg rr dam by Apollo, x
= ~ dam by imported Valiant. 2gg . Z q
dam by imported Janus, < = & : Z q dam
hy imported Jolly Roger, Sc. &c. Thus II Is
seen that Tob,econ,l not only trlces To the pu-
ri,t breed but 10 the most distinguished horses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
PUBLIC LANDS.

The bill reported by Mr.. Walker, regulating
III. sale, Of the Public Lands, has given rise to
most interesting debates in the Senate. Mr..
King of Geo among others, has violently assail-
"a il. and hi, speech is described as brilliant
specmen OF craftsmanship and eoquence He
p1ricuary denounced the preferences given to
"squauers," by this bill, in the shape of pre-
emprion rights.-In reply to Mr.. Upton, who e.
ted the danger, the sqnatters had undergone. in
settling the public domain, Mr. King remarked
that merit might as we'll be claimed for house
breakers. on account of the risks they had run in
elcctns their depredatons. This remark must
have rM Mr.. Ualker, who boasts that he is y
squater, and the champion of squattcrs.
Among the amendments proposed, was one
by Mr. Tallmadge ON. Y. limiting the onrra-
ton of Mr. UaIker's bill to the 3O,h Of Junc
1872, so that II may expire simultaneously with
the Tariff Compromise law-W Acreupon Mr.
Clay, sad " Pass this bill, and the national
domain is gone. BY the year 1912, It will re-
qairea seareh-warrant and a corps d'armee 10
lind any potion Of it
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CONGRESS.-The proceedings Of the II. OF
u for a few days past have possessed no general
;o,srest. The only subjec, of importance before
no Senate is Mr. Walkers Land Bill, which has
undergone so many alterations that the Mississippi
senator scarcely knows and seems to have lost all
attachment for his offspring As a last resort"
/. has moved to recommt it 10 the committee on
nubic lands ohich motion was still pending
:, o,r last dates from Washington.
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o.. p,s.lsnt himself invited this sxamlna-
,oo be it recollected, by gratuitous and
W." .sdsnted certificate of the faithiulness and
o"r .;,. Of his underlings, contained in his An
P0 ussssee--and now, when by nearly the u
p'a ..ou, vote of his own friends, committee
""' ';.,;og likewise of a large majority of the
Marty commence the work of Investigation,
-. A.. rudey repuIsed and stigmatized as :"
ss.,;sb lnquisi,ion"-as if landlord may not
.,;,e the accounts of his steward, or a mas
a.. transactions of his servant, without first
',,,c;nr specific charge of roguery against
,be one or of falhIessness against the other !!
pa, werepeat, we are not astonished al this
..,0aan assumption-nor shall we be if it be
,.c,de5 and sustained, both in and out of Con
As we have heretofore remarked, Despo-
- g., ;s nrogressive, and takes bet one step at a
.;,s-and, unfortunately, the submission of the
a,nle to one encroachment upon their liberties
I'sno,e, them for additional entertainments.
i,a, one BY one, their franchises all are wrested
,.o,, ,bem-and they are slaves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09

CONTAMINATED.
The Editors of the Vrginian are author
lied to say that HENRY l.. DAWES declines being
candidate to represent the People of Bedford
in the next Legislature. lnduced To this with
drawal by considerations of private nature on
", Mr. d. feels no dmnutlon oil zeal in the sa-
cred cause OF liberty and the constitution, and
will continue to cooperate cordially and warm
IL with the W higs IN warrng against EXecu-
tive dctatlon, corruption IN high places. and
that odjons system oi prescription for opinion,
sake. winch has marked the course OF the pre-
sent dynasty.
Bedford, Feb. 9Th, 1887.
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Fem ale Education.

NElSS Ann e. s. PENTON who for tho
wi last scholastic year, had charge ofn school
at the Tabernacle. will resume her exercises for
the instruction oil \ Dung Ladies, In sound Eng.
lish Education, aud the French lhngnaee.
on the first OF March. The scholastic term will
embrace period of ten months divided into Two
sessions. Atlhe close of each session nm exam.
nation will take place. FERNS Tor Tuition d,
heretofore.
The location is on the Forest Road, II miles
West Of l.vnehhmg, and one mile East Of the
Tabernacle, and Is as healthy as any in Viryi-
MA.
II is desirable ,ha, such younr Ladies aq de.
sign entering Miss peYtous School, should
make II known Immediately, and such as
patronlzrd her last year will have The preferences
IN entering this II made known hv The 10Th inst,
JOIN . LEFTWlCH.
Oak Forest, Bedford, Feb. 9 I'M
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DESCRIPTION.

ToBACcoNlST ia rich blood bay, eight
years old tins spring. Hell lall Ia hnnds one
and halt inches hleh, grca, muscular power,
black legs, nane aud t1, Remarkably short
buck, very broad mrhed loin, deep declining
shoulders, full chest clean fat. slnewy limbs,
anda front nut ouN hold, hut beautiful. Iii.
hgufe Is really a splendid one, heins . conhlna
ton OF all the parts Shlehrtuder the blood horse
10 desirable ~cQueuny he Possesses superior
notion. pNWer. sneed. enAnlnncr mud heNnlN
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Executors safe Of FnH Biooded
,Nlori.

YlyIIE executors OF Henry Brown, j. dec d.
L will sell III the town OF lSnchburq, on
Thursday, the 10th of February, the following
thorough blooded stock. VIZ:
The celebrated Stallion Young American L
clipsc-a dark gray, years old this Srrng, n
sing - u hands high, with clear imbs and
fine proportion. bone aud muscle, strongly re
scmbhng his noble sire.
Also, the thorough bred Horse Carlisle -
Iarlislc's size was the distinguished running
horse Madison, who was hy the old imported
Diomcd-a horse connected, III some way or
other, with almost all the fine bred horses III
Virginia.
Also, fine young Shakespeare Colt together
with iine bay mare " oodark-N oodIark was
by Roanoke, out of FMoquett, by the Imported
horse Merry field -dam by PopnlaV QaouI
bons dam, by the imported horse Prcc'plIato.
Also, Silver Heels Fllly.
Improved Shurlhoncd Durham bulls
one of which tBolvarl an annual OF me size
and great power.
| good Work Horse.
TERNS-l2 aud y months credit will he
gwen on Eclipse and Il modths on the Other
stock. Bond with approved security will be re
qured.By order Of the Executor.
PAYNE Il TURNER
lHffy =
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condno,a1 "e'e Is spirited and quite an ably
known ion. 1ousA comparatively as yet but little
men, y" J0afna, published at the seat of Govern.
which u the Washingtonian, : the position
.omowh. !" relation to the political parties is
The sucoa, "'qae. 1t dec lares for Mr. Rives as
and vigo,on Of Van Buren,, and makes fierce
-thereb, assaults upon Benton and Kendall
ture d;srnn. NC uoubt not, fpreshadowing the fu-
who b,na .,''" OF the unpriucipled combination,
HOence of LEU So long Ike, together by the in
"'o"'sm and the Spoils.
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~ We are s lad 10 say that the Legislature
OF Mississippi has granted charter to The New
orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company, to
construct road through that State-thu, offer
ing another lndncement to Virginia to hasten
the construction OF similar work, from Lynch
burg to the Tennessee line, to meet it.
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so REV ARD.

ISAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
Ia within two miles of Pocket Ford, ON Staun-
ton on the 3oth ut., two likely negro fellows,
TOM and ALLEN is about forty five
year, old, six feet hish, rather dark complex
ION, and arlned 10 sloap IN his waIk-had on
when he let home a napt cotton ovcrcoal, new
par Of Yarn pantaIoons, and wool hat, much
VEN. Allen Is abolt thirty years old, about 4
feet hlgh, broad chest, and rather light complex
lon-had on atthe time he left slit Of old yarn
clothes The above rewald will be given for
he apprehension aud return to the subscriber OF
'th above negrors-or il secured in any jail so
size gets them again, or so for either
SARAH l., DOUGLAS.
February q l..
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W. "' '''ns' AS they are good Van Bur.,,tos
. ',' opinion will have weigh, a, wash,ng,on
nl mere Is no danger, however of the Comnrom,,
ON being touched. II i, not intended bv tho.n
VINO advocate IL. The movement - No..
"ake-oelleve-altogether an eecnoneer,ng
na1 bid Tor Southern votes, chvaply enough
bought at such small hazard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09

Is The Wings of the United State, will he
gfa'lhed TO learn that Mr.. Clay has consented t,
defer his ietltcmcntto private life in obedience
10 The wish fhis constituents. His letter will
be found IN another column.
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ESSaaA'EP 81 EStsssalbOsSgh.
Dry-Uo0ds Merchants. Lynch
Burg.
Are appointed agents, for the sale Of DR.. kull
celebrated.

Are appointed agents, Tor the safe oil l)r. I'LL :
celebrated.
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
Restarer Of the blood, for Chronic and other
disease. whether produced by Bile. Phegm. from
internal morbid matters, arising from badly cured
Old disorders. nom the use Of Mercury, Calomel,
Bark, & r, or IN emaies) from the change Of life,
as specified in the handful & pamphlet, with di-
rcctious foruse, which may be seen in all public
places Abyszina Mixture for GonorhUl, Anti
Syphlitc Syrup,lo the Ncneren Diseases, and
other remedies for diseases to which the human
me is most liable. Is efficacy will prevail
however long standing, deeply rooted and com
pli1ated the complaint may be.
Messrs. Dnkle & Rumbough are authorized
to give to every known patient in the town OF
Lynehburga gratuitous lfial for the space Of four
days. as explained in the pamphlet.
Patients 4. country Merchants will direct them
with their orders, 10 the above named gentlemen,
or 10 the following agents in Va, DIR. James Cook.
Fredericksburg, Va; H. Iiden Col. James G.
Bakey, Orange ct. ho J. Roberts Il Co Am Il CT.
house: c. 7. Estes, Loyingston, Nelson city: T..
Watts. CharottesvIle,N va Eustace & Temple,
Richmond Va; Brown Corling Petersburg
VAL D. Randolph & Co. Norfolk, Va,
Agents may address them, with their reports
and orders, mol as before to Washington, but 10
DIR. k. PRINCIPAL OFFICE FOR THE
UNIT ED STATES. J. kUllb.
- Wholesale purchasers will receive a libe
raj discount.
Feb. 6 U.s.
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~ The news from Texas, IN anothe, col
u''"' Is interesting. 1t noic seems that another
INVASION OF that country by the Mexicaps IS da,-
ly looked lor.-If, however, Santa Ana shonld
ed >''''
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= AW MILL.

Capable Of saving two or three thousand feet of
tmhcr per day.
There Is good stock Of FLOUR BAR
RELS, aud BARREL TIMBER ON hand,
which will BIZ sold with the Mills
MAURICE LANGuORNE, Jr,
HENRY :. LANGIlORNE
II The Richmond wing will publish til
DAY OF sale, aud send their accounts 10 this OF
fec
February u1M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09

~ Our printing material, are now on their
way from New York and we hope in few
weeks, to appear before our readers in a galb
entirely new.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
P.zY'I UP.

4 IL persons indebted to Col. A. II. North, IN
"a diyldually, are requested to cal on me, OF
in my absence, On Mr.. Joseph E. Martin, and
nav their bonds or accounts. Those who fail to
comply with this request, are hereby notified,
that their bonds OF accounts, will be collected by
law, without DELAY.
ROBERT r. SHELTON.
February 8 St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09

~. - Among the Witnesses under examination
Dn,ro p" whitney committee, is VIM. J.
whom r. Esq the Secretary of the Treasury
remove ,t Jackson removed for refusing to