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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

8 WILL sell atITOa,t sale, between nuW and
n lbg Hl-t aty cd sg.Hlfy mex. ,hJt large
tHa U,s s.i,Nu arm i,rn--ri, u.e rirrrriy of ~Iu-
ug Mg,k dee d.. l,.lg o.. ute alb1 yL.pl, "a r.
eauay,. :Ir mlt, s14u. 90 t4. goaH %, Lahore. ,'--
tJmnE $500 ACRES; about ullgvu Hund.,d "i wucn
Is under lb,d iorcr aud m H.-s state ui c.nr.,a-
tim. with A-,OI On WITH iva stands, ait "a .SI
Alia. with duy cryyb, anal several .o"' -P.Hgs OF
Hsvyr aaUg water, aud fuus4s i'r tAg arcu. us-i1-
uan II ouc uunjr,d hands. Tins D, IyriAr- ol.. 81.
tHe most desirable aiu, or thy rUtp,' 81 cotton
and corn, as wei Js jor tue ra.~lu.- ul shch log al
kiuds that is Co De- iouiI Ia the state ot No IsNpla;
being only about ten uuts liom steam boat navl-7i-
uon ana i've ur hat or kc3 boats. The g.,J.er
part oi tbs FUN !, ucV, Snmr ne, two aud three
wears cleared, tui uuue ure t4st Hurn.
Also III Ncgocs. Il is uol saying too much IL
add, tia; taos, are thc bst iul of uauds Ia be io'i
va any country, h,iu-s los over l. and undrr %
years ul are, selected by nne OF tine best judges;
consisting ct biacksmtS, carpenters, sawycrS. g,n-
ntrS, wagonerS, coOas washers, and seamstrtS>eS,
ali Young and likely. AiSo, the stock at cattle,
hogs. 20 oxen and 90 head 81 mu.es, and tanning
utensils. Ii not all sdd al private sab before that
GAY, then viii sell at pubic aucton, on ihc prem
lssS, the negroes, stock, and farming ut,n>li,, uH
c.edlt of l! months; the purchasers GIVING buno
vIth approved >ernrty, II sold at private sale, tic
terms Will bc one fifth IN hand, the balance ~ lnl
equal annual payments, with deed ul uust 10 81
| cure pay mcntN
JAMES MEEK,
administrator Of the Estate Of Samuel .Nttk, d,rd
Carroll Co. Miss. Dec, Il, lSS6.-25 ow.
lIs-rhc MsSiSSppan, the Nckshurg Register
! the Mississippi Free Trader, the N,w Orleans Bee
the Flag of the Unlon, the Huntsville Democrat an,
the Nashville Banner will please insert the aho''
ADVERTISEMENT weekly for four successive weeks, an,
attach To it the amnunt other bids, winch will NEE
| With prompt attention.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
Petersburg Lottery.
CLASS NO. u.

DRAGGING 10 B, reeeirsd January II, 1887.
Prize of So. 900, 30 of l,uUI, 3,u0U, 2,5OC
Geo, 1910, % of 3 o, &c. &c.
Tickets s., Halves 81.
JOHN Y. DAVIS.
Dec. 80, 1886. % It.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
.gRERsREEN:

TwNiIE subscriber has a number of valuable
Il business lots in the town of Aberdeen, in
sizes from a quarter Of an acre 10 30 acres which
he wall sell on the most accommodating terms, at
private sale If he should hot sell them at private
sale before the 18th Of February next, he viii offer
them on that day at pubic auction. The terms of
sale will be made known dn the day of sale Fol
further particulars apply 10 Mr.. Ira Thaycr at Co
hmbus, Col. George Livingston at Aberdeen, or 10
the subscriber at Mil Port, Ala.
The lots are numbered as follows Lots No.
s6l. $40, 10, 1873, 35i, $751; 375, 1860, 2jl, $40.
2i9, 50, 22d and blocks No. ~, o. 81 49, So, 10,
l04 81, l26, 80, Lot, No. aud ,.
ALSO, 4 NuMBEn FIFE BUSINESS
Lots in the town Of Will Port.
And some valuable lands IN several selected tracts
situated IN the vicinity Of MIL Port, 10 tract, cacu-
lated to suit purchasers; which can be had on very
reasonable terms
B. F. DUMAS.
Dec. II, 1886 -e3 low
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

Z SOusC fOr. Saie--l wish TO sell my Store
l. "a house, situated on the northwest corner of
Military and Nam streets, opposite the court house.
With a very little expense, the house can he made
comfortable and convenient both for a store and
family; | will sell ii either on long time or in ex-
change for lands X. 5. BLOUNT.
Columbus, Jan. I, lS37.-27tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
FdSkiON0hIe GOOdS

which New York affords; and having purchased the
house formerly occupied by Nj J. H. Moslcy, they
intend 10 keep at all mes first rate assortment Of
staple and fancy dry goods.
Ladies and Gentlemen please call and lei the
goods speak for themselves. The usual credit given
to punctull customers.
WILTON & HUBERT
Dec o. 1856, 24-'i
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
TIE TnNIBIGRN

TIE T0NBTGBT
PATE RCGD CCE1E az ).
ny pursuance u5 Ing 'tb -r,...l oi u-e ,i~i'e'
u Of tine Ionbg5v ian Road tomP'.s' &C.
Lalueut stock viii b, otigoa 10 me rlettsI nd
der for Cash, al the door ot said Eanh, Oh lue
3 IN INST 1t not previously paIa in.
b, order OF tae bUdld o. Directors
y. JOINS, Prsst
Columbus, Jan. II, 1887. q S"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
ALENANDRIA LOTTERl.

CLASS NJ, H.,
D-u-iag % srscf.-53 ll'r-ru g. 1887.
puzc OF SO. q 1r,.yt, o, 90, 2,UJt,
l,64O, 10 ct l,tev, &,. ~.
Nuoc Tickets -. Habe> > 90.
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
CLASS 81.
pr5-iHg 70 BE- r,ssirsd January :. 1881
Puze II 5.t,O o, Z, uU, 40 ,3,UUv, 2,3Sl,
10 of l,Hu0, e.. s..
Tickets 81, Halves ?.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
We S5' GOODS!
Wilton & Hubert

EEiVE received by the steamer Ponchar,rain,
II Il IN addition to their former Stock some
entire new stye aud fashionable goods. Among
which are to be found large assortment Of emtroi-
dered and printed Grape chenice; Fhibet wboh ess
me's hair, and tlns slaws; plain, figured and en-
broldercd iur, down, and fingered satin capcs and
scarls; few dresses, (new stsle) figured silk and
satin; every style OF cotton and silk hose; gloves Of
all Sorts ladies' fur capes and gentemens TO-; caps,
great variety; embossed table covers; good ass
sortment of thread and needle work and cdo ngs and
inser'ngs; few ladies embroidered linen handker-
chiefs, needle work and tamboard muslin and lace
capes and collars, red, green, and white French,
IN ck and real Mackin1w and other blankets; also,
few pieces fine broad cloths
In fine, to make long story short, we say TO
our hicnds and the public IN general t.at our stock
comprises some of the most
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

Jan. 7, 1897. 26G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

'rcailfnl ronv ciiop that hsd ~ p1err hope.
Wnlhouf ili- vi,fIin too. the ir,n3fiop would not
ave hem eotnplrte. NJ, hov-tn, wife eanr.
nth rhS. thru i. tue cnd ofa hope have ton-
ii. lon NAV we'll allserye that You feel severed
from thu human race. She Rns the last lie that
bound ~ to the SPECIES. What have We lct Ia
sivins the 3oili of June onrht could uirtt Ill
her affections with eaSc have staggered under
this ~ m1uurr HAT am : lad had - itncss.
our letter al Janua, q not received until eb
tuafs .. The Dlks for snnc uontlls visited only
n intervals. when the feelings the world thought
rnnn b, moi fo be controlled. was the a~y lnm
sought. IL VAS there IL the chamber oimy wife,
where thing disposed usual with the
ciothes.ihc books The play things Of IN, boy around me,
iha sustained This sccnnd Shock doubled III man
nrr that could not account for. NJ, son seemed la
hayc been reannatedio have been restored 10 me and
TO have just pcIishrd again with hs mother. II was
the loss of bnth pressing upon the same time.
Should IT be my misfortune 10 live century, the
Goth uf June and The 10Th of obruay 50 impics-
sed upon my mind that they will always seem Ia
have bcen Just passed. | visited the grave oil my
hoy. The liitlc plans had all three formed rush
ed upon my memory. Where now was the boy !
The mollIcr,l cherished with much PRIDE felt
like the VERY spin Of desolatiop. II II had not
been Tor u hind al stupeiaciion aud confusion al
mind which follow ed. Gsd kows how should have
burue IL. oh, my friend. II there he snch thing
the sublime OF misery. II is FOR us that II has been
reserved.
on are the only person in the world with whom
can commune ON this subject; FOR you ARE the on
" person whose feelings have any community
with mine. lon knew those loved. With you,
therefore, it will be weakness 10 feel Their loss
Here none knew them, none valued Them as they
deserved. The talents OF my boy his rare elevation
of character, his already extensive reputation for so
early Hge made his death regretted by tie pride
o my family: hut though certain Of the loss oi III,
no less admirable wife. they seem to consider like
The loss oi an ordinary woman. Alas they know
nothing Of my heart. They never have known amy
thing OF II. ct. after all, he is poor actor who
cannot sustain hls htlc hour npon the stage, be his
part what II may, But the man who has been deem
ed worthy The heat Of Jhcodpsia Bur-. aud who has
fell hat It Ia he blessed with such a womans,
will never ior9ct rs elevation. JosErH ALsToN.
THIS distressing correspondence between Col
Bur aud Governor Aston continued during
the year 1913; bnt The unfortunate Tbcodpsia was
never again heard Of. except IN IDLE runors aud ex
aggriard tales ri her capture and murder by pirates
These reports, il is hel,cvcd. without toundaon.
The schoonor on board winch she bad taken passage
probably uulercd, aud every soul persisted in
heavy gale winch WAS experienced along our Who'll
coast few days after her departure from George.
town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
EMa e, SH ; !, SS zS!S|IIll!1s I!s]
Cured by External Application.
October l6

hR. A. G. IlULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER is offered those afflicted
with ProidpsuS Lteri, or Failing Of the IFon.b and
other diseases depending upona relaxation of the alb
doniua muscles an instrument in every way calct-
lated for relief and permanent restoration to health
hen this Instrument is carefully and properly fitted
to tue form of The patient, ii invariably affords the
most immediate immunity from the distressing
draggtH9 and barring tioWn'' sensations which
mcnIs OF tile abdomen, and its skilluI application is
always followed by early confession of radr, al re-
lief from the patient herself. The Supporter is of
simple construction, and be applied by the pa.
uent without further and Within the last three
wears nearly 1900 Of the Ttcro -Ibi0minat Suppoy-
tcrs have been applied with the happy results
The very great success which this Instrument has
met, warrants the assertion that its examination
by the Physician will induce him to discard the dis
gustng Pessary hitherto in use. 1t is gratityin. to
state that IL has met the decided appreciation of Sir
ASHLEY COOPER, OF London, EDWARD DELAFlIIp
NJ. d.. Professor of Midwifery. University of the
State of New York, of Professors of Midwifery in
the different Medical schools of the United States
and every other Physician Surgeon who has had
practical knowledge of its qualities, as well as every
patient who has worn it.
The public and medical profession are cautioned
against imposions in this Instrument as well as in
limitations. The genuine Trusses bean nv signature
IN writing on the Label, andt the Supporter has its IL
tie empossed upon its envelope.
AMOS G. HULL,
Office Vesey- street, Asor House. New York
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the sale ofthe above Instruments all orders address
sed to him will be promptly attended to
JAMES L. ROIALL Lgnchbure.
November 2,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
DRY GOODS FOR CASH.

VIE subscriber, in order to give their customers
great bargains, have determined to sell exclusive
y Tor & IL. Their .v'EEy' GOODS a,e
uaiy arriving aud from the prices below, there is no
Ca'icoes from 81, s. 10, to le5 cts. very g,oa from
l24 cts. TO Is.
Do.estics at the low price 81 cts. very Superior,
rs and "A, 10 10 l24 cts
CIrcassans, l5a TO % aud 30 cts
beautiful Jacquard Mcrinoes, 10 cts to ST.
w TN host oi oihti GOODS which will stoul,
'Pp,ai' ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
Il

Extract of a letter from a young man on board li'
schr. Il, to his friend in this place
GALVESTON ISLAND, Oct. II, leJ''
Aflera very dsagreabe passage to this place Of =
days, we are all Safe and wonderful To tell, we'h''
our suffering much by flood and field. II
As soon as we had arrived. twelve passengers 5'y
myself started in the rain for Houston. the caP% t
Texas IN our boat, distance OF ninety miles i
first night we slept the boat, another !" u,
bay, so dark we could land, aud the ram Po"b
ing IN torrents. In the morning under wee' n,a'
SAL and oars at noon passed the cities oil nai '"
to and Lynchburg. The town consists OF one -,
penler's shop. On the opposite side OF Tic a.,,
which is here about rs broad as Washington 81,
is more preension city, for it has tavern 'rs
saw mill Wcpassed by the encampmepl OF Tue ,ls,.
ans, aud arrived by dint of rowing and sailing a.
risburg, Il town of two houses and store Wat
rived at the capital tIie city Of llouston) '"'
morning Sunday This city is increasing i'p'a , m
aud contains about one hundred houses put VI VI,
the last six months and the government ~" ,
though not so large as our Capitol at Nash"s''
very well for so new II country. l,e
have said it was Sunday, but you would no'
known it, if it had not beelrpudeiiae day. e%iel,
sitting, and all Of gaming going on so
that you might the card players through'n"s ~.
dows as vou passed. d"1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
A SAGACJOTS SENATOR.

Mr.. Lyon ol Michigan, in letter to his consti,u-
ents. congratulates the country on the settlement o.
the Bank question; which, says he, will eiiectually
lieve the pressure in the money market. Millions have
been boarded for years, by the capitalists Of New
y ork and Philadelphia awaiting the establishment
Of a National Bank for Investment. Now that il has
been determined that it is inexpedient to charter
such institution, these capitalists will seek other
ofinvesment, and thus bring their funds the
relief of the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
DOMESTIC nNTELLuGEyCr
/ RON FLORIDA.

We are indebted 10 correspondent in FL,
SAYS the Savannah RepHbiicao, OF the ri, "'lh
and on whom we rely, rthc foIlowins Instant
ton in relation to the further o,enent, 9TH
III that quarter ''"'t
FoRr llEILrMAS. Nov a.
"Gen. JrsUP is sill here as also Ca
and Col. TwIGGs. The whole Of the f,,a LII
this time, in readiness 10 move and snp,o "ir, Al
two or three days though Tomorrow wa. ,t WI III
pointed day E; however, every person has b,,a "P
his utmost eiiurs TO be ready. | expect sL,ii shs
Twiggs get near enough to the enemy be Mn u
good account OF them. All appear anxio,. give
the approaching conflict say contIict a. ol
Jones has with him SIX hundred Warriors and ''m
raging on account ot his cruchcs, pourI ,a1 7.
two Hicks, beng taken, and pob ably will h, .. w.
led into Il gu. ''y
I'VE here suppose that Nicanopy and So,,o
OF the peace parry may be easily taken. can ~. "
out where they Indian trails have IN, ''
reported fourteen miles from here and , c,,,,,''
ordered after them Immediately, ihouubit i, ,,,L
moment, aquarier past twelve nj night rbe.,
cr Santcc has just returned q half hour nr, ,a'
Vousia, whittier she went to take Major t,sn,x,n'
command They found the old picket. I,,, has,
destroyed some time ago, and grass gruwnup viii
shows they are not very friendly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
RE.NOU:IE.
MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS.

IL Az + removed their establishment TO the House
recently occupied by Mr. X. b. NoryeN, oppo-
site Mcssrs. H. b. Richards x Co. Hardware Store
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
pnohc TO give them call, and examine their large
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS. &c. &c. to which they are daily maxine
very interesting additions
October %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
WINTER GOODS.
HN THE SHIP TGRBO, FROM LIVERPOOL,
M + have received our importation of E.gLI
w IND VsIy'TEKS GOODS. amouo

WTIlCTI
Cloths single and double mlcd, blue. black and fan
cy colors, some Of rctich are Of The best and finest
q"aEty
case 81 ps. superior English Ncrnos 81 and Ga
Lsle Thread and black worsted Hosiery. ribbcd.
Black Lambs Wool aud Merino do
Splendid Valencia Nestinos
Ribbed, plain and Buckskiu Cassimcres extra quail
tiles
ps. Silesian Flannels,
Red Padding, &c. &c.
Together with large aud well selected stock OF
other Foreign and Domestic GOODS.
which We will sell for for CASH, or 10 punctuai Gus
toners, the usual credit.
JAMES &. HUNT & Co.
()ctnI,nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

SCENE At TAMMANY HALL.-Durine The
late election in New York the editor oi the iefa"'
nr tia, CIV snppaied, from ielo" ieeiing the 10
co-loco ticket. lie thus describes scene al Tam
many Hall. after the polls had closed:
IL ast night went to Tanmany Hall, just to spy
AMI how the land Law. 1t was about seven O'clock
No returns had been received from the poiis, ana
such a scene OF long faces never saw. There was
Canibreeng figuring away on a small b't Oh paper
and adding up his last sum III arithmetic. several
of the old sachems around aud few young
oncs with their tongues ont, catching flies. Every
me felt beat-smashed and discomitcd.'
The Express draws this picture:
s.rhe moment the sun sank behind the hills, the
members of each party began TO assemble: The Lo-
COS nj Tammany and the Wings at Masonic Hail.
In an hour after the polls closed rumors began TO be
received. At Tammany the whole building was
lighted up, and the Transparenoles shone bright
Report after report poured IN, OF the result ol the
Wing wards. The First came in; then followed the
Second aud Third, giving majority against them of
twenty five hundred This settled The question with
them and they began leaving the old wgwan not
unlike rats deserving sinking ship. AT 10 O'Clock
the lights extinguished and the 4ocos all fled.
All silent as the grave. and not an orator or
a torch to he found. Messrs. Ming and Price, who
haangued the Buffalo Locos the step Of the City
Hail. aud proclaimed that on the next Uhis nghl
they would exhibit procession of triumph, were no
where to be lnund, The bands otmusic, the torches
aud banners that were in readiness for splendid dis
play, were all secretly removed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
.pNat Received,

4 1llLA, 2yol, by antlml of" The Gypsy" Nc.
{ 'nthion,2 =" do " &" Rock wood"
Athens, : =" its Rise and FalI.by Bulwcr.
.FE<O.
DAVIES snal>lical Geometry,
DO Descriptive 10.
Do Shades. and Shadows
DO L.gendrr.
Lndlry's Botany,
Davies Calculus,
Louis on Fever
"h vol Enc. ccnd'd, thanccrs Reports;
variety oi School Docks, Re Sc.
9Th Vol Lrish's Reports.
SPLENDID ENt:HaViNGS. viz:
tinacn's Iablcaux U.ondon, beautifully bonnd.1
tcms oi Beauty, do do
Illustrations Wayerly Portraits
DO SYRIA, Holy Land, ASIA Minor, &c.
Gage ID Amitle,
National Views London,
'hrlsl'an keepsake $50 beautiful steel Enrra,nrs
b'bIcal do go do do dol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

GREAT STEAM SnIr.-The steam ship NArcu,2
of 900 tons burden, which is constructive uud,, M
direction oICaptain w. w. Story. III the shin wand
OF MrssrS. Rogers, lirown aud K. Cuev. sou,b
side OF the ba>n is rapidly advancing to completion
This noble vessel is intended to p, between the 81
ties OF New York and NatcheH / B,tt 1,n,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
NIGHT AUCTION.
November 90

incsdat night, ltl ins, will commence ~, Si-,,
- ,nI'r, mud shall hr regular TUESDAY, mud
FRIDAY NIGHTS, during The Fall end " int,
In"h'hs Snics will consist Of DRY GOODS tsutnhlo 10
Tie srh-onl CT FIERY, SHOES, ROOTS HATS
CLOTHS, WATCHES, ROCKS, JEMEiRl Nc.Sc
NJ orders srcfi, attended IT, aud returns prompt, nnl
speedily m"d", tonsignmcni. thankful, received
september ~ IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
CANA GRASS SEED.

\ lave a supply ofths celebrated article, which
\ raised myself and which | will warrant to he
good. The concurrent testimony of many eminent
afnerS OF the South, is. that the Hay made from
'h's plant Is equal IN qnalit. To any Forage what
ercr-and IN quantity to from TO / o times the
mount per acre, oi that made from other grasses
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON
November &c 2tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

f@Pae"ce of ne Giobe.-'Ihc official paper, since
tho adjournment. has been abu >ins Senator TALL
MaheE, oi New York. without stlut, aud. not Il week
ago, accused him OF being n '.iedcralisi,' a term
winch, according the ethics of the Globe includes
every SIN IN the calendar The effect of this abuse
has been admirably illustrated in the late election IN
Duichess county, where Mr.. Tallmad,c resides
lhaI county III the Presidential election, cave Mr.
al nu'en malprl,s ol l,6hb so;t.--i, NOV ..n,s
the- " itis tieN't hi.tpii, vi nvMaIds al Loco,
Bal. Ctsgn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 8

. 4''" ChLEaNs, Nov. 6.
On the 2d inst. Gen. SMITH at the head ,r -
hundred and hly volunteers, departed FIR the SEA, 81
war, IN Florida. Tie expects there to meet five c
panics. raised in Philadelphia, his native ciy ,ol.
placed under his command. The min, nj ill.,
two divisions will form quite respectable b,tt,i
which Is TO be strengthened still more by ,e,.
from this city. where the rendezvous will co,,,,,
open Tor enlistment for some time, or ut least I'm
'he complement Oh men IS iill'. BuiitAo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

HoaM IF .Hobiie-Fhc Register of the 9Th !,
slant says that there had been report of new c,,,
OF yellow fever, and the opuon was general tina,
strangers could visit the city with safety
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

The Nhie organs are rejoicing post office rob
berry in Vermont. Fan Barca paper.
Not true--thcy are only amused at the locomo-
tive operations of sub-treasury bank
LouiS. Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
iJAI.TIsIDEls.\,

BALTIMORE, Nov. H.
WHEAT.-A further rise III the price of when
took place ON Saturday. parcel of 1000 TO loo1
bushels cool red. Just imported in The bria S,a
mund C"sar' from Bremen, being all she broug6
vas sold at t"o doffdrS and Ten cents per bushe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

o....,afhe >ab. Treasury .>cleme.--A Among the
2,ss,,ts NJ the late election IN New ofh'
his Is ON. VIZ to put an everlasting qn'eus TO me
snb. Treasury bumbug II may possibly be ofeaent
n','ria =, he mex, session 10 fulfil pledges and save
nnear,nees but so, it will be like efi'n'na 'ea 10
' u, d i',',' - Joa. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
Fine Straw 1sOnncis.

RlST RECEIVED, most beautiful case of this
- article, we have ever had, aud will offer them At
prices that will ensure sale on examinations
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT
Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
TO THE PLANTERS,

ESlROUS of getting Blankets, Negro " tIa
- and every article in their line, al pm ';,, NJ
will astonish them, we recommend Them ~ Ed pl
d call. We are selling exclusively for cash' a" J
assulu them tlIclr interests III be fully pin",nrg
ROBINSON & ELLloi /
October -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

According to the Columbus journal. the |, INK, !,
ONO possess one Il ar in specie for ever, Que dol
lar and seventy five cents in circulation.