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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

lMPOkTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clerks VINO
have been ut various times arrested in this
city, charged with cmbezzling the property
Of their employers, have escaped conviction,
on account Of the construction which the Re-
corder gave the law on the subject. The
words of The statute are, "lf any clerk or SER
want Of any private person, or of any copart-
nership, Except apprentices and persons
within the age Of eighteen years.) or of any
officer, agent, clerk or servant, of any incor-
porated company, shall embczzlc, or convert
to his own use, or take, make away with, or
secretc with intent to embczzle or convert to
his own use, without the assent OF his master
or employers, any money, goods, rights in
action, or other valuable security or effects
whatever, belonging 10 any other person, which
shall have come into his possession or care
or under his care, by virtue Of such employ
ment or office, he shall upon conviction, be
punished in the manner prescribed by law for
feloniously stealing property Of the value Of
the articles so embezzled, taken or secreted,
or of the value Of any sum of money payable
and due upon any right in action SO embcz-
tzled."
The Recorder has hitherto construed the
meaning of the words "beiOnging 10 any other
person" to be, that the property stolen must
belong TO some other person than the employ
or, or otherwise clerk is not liable to be
prosecuted under the above section ofthe law.
The Supreme Court however have recently
decided that the words "mone!y goods, &c..
belonging 10 amy othtr person" mean the prop
erty Of the employer us well as the property
of any other person except the person ac-
cused.-[.N y Journal Of Commerce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

wish that the argument should commence
be fore Monday.
The case was accordingly postponed till
Saturday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22

The packet ship independence, Capt. Nye.
arrived at N. Yorkon SUNDAY from LII. rpool,
bringing London files to the Odd, ard Liver
Iool 10 the 24th OF May.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
REPORT
Of the Join! CcmmiNcc to tInmine the Treasures
TREASURY OFFICE, Jan. 4th, 1887.

TREASURY OFFICE, Jan. lth 1887.
The Joint Committee OF the Senate and House Of De-
cga,es appointed examine the Treasurer accounts,
have, according 10 order, performed the duty assigned
them, and be- leave 10 submit the following report 10
ii, If respective Houses:
The annual report OF tie Treasurer for the last fiscal
year, terminating the Seth day al September 1850.
has already put the General Assembly in possession ri
the state Of the finances OF the Commonwealth at that
liuir and exhibits tie true balances hand the
morning CT Ike lsl day OF October, lo5, the commence
meat Of the present fiscal year This statement is
irmed ~ information derived from The Presidents OF the
Bank Of Virginia and FartaeTs' Bunk Of Virginia.
Tie jout committee have examined every voucher >,
both ,u receipts and Disbursements during ltc year
mentioned, compared them with the entries the books
# tie Treasurer, find them to be REGULAR and 10 CORES
pond with great cXacInrss. Tie additions were made
and bai.:cts unL correct. Indeed, it is but just c
mark, that lie books and accounts Ct The Treasurer
manifest great accuracy as we'll as great simplicity and
mclhUd oi arrangement.
The nint committee have thought it their duty to
certain how much money has been paid into the ITea
SURF and how much has Leen disbursed, from The Both
Of September, lcG, up to the morning Of the lllh OF
December. and whether OF not the proper sum was III
Bank the credit Of The Commonwealth, that day
70 enable your committee to ascertain that fact, their
chairman addressed letters 10 the Auditor aud Second
Auditor, requesting 10 be furnished with statements,
shelving the Of pts and disbursements, from
the 3O Of September, lS:G, to the morning of the ll
of Dece.ibcr and The balances hand at that lime.
From the statements furnished by those ollie ers, your
committee make HE toiiuwing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

Gen David H. Campbell, of Abingdon, waIycserday
elected The Governor Of Virginia. He is decided
ifehu OF Inc AdmInlstration-as firm in his principles
as lie is nniable in his manners
The selection of Gen G. had been made in 4 CAUCUS
previously held by about 50 members OF the Republican
party The vote in tic first ballot (brtwcen
The three distinguished grnrmea nominated yesterday
very close cne-And the third ballot, General
Cumrbri WIS unanimously supported. This vote
considered decisive OF the election yesterday. Judge
WiIia:,; N. Daniel rot in the tty--and Mr.
Roam! probably hot cn:u'tcd, and his friends could
scarcely have expected him u elected under such car
cuniSancrs.
The Debate Of yesterday long, tart enough but
distinguished as we understand by little vgor or
el"qncnc..-The Wings and Republicans exchanged
lew hot shot Bat We presume our Reporter will give
It 10 our rca icrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
TAursdgu jan. -. 1857.

message was received from the Senate stating that
hry have agreed u the Resolution for the election Of i
Governor ad 10. the election Of Judge for the ninth
district.
Mr. PETER moved 10 take up the resolution offered by
him yesterday.
After some remarks BY Messrs. FISHER, Moore, VIII
Son. of L May. and PETER, the resolution taken
up; aud Mr. FISHER proceeded III its DEMONSTRATING
that h. would decline proceeding if any 'n'n'cr wond
move 10 aY The resolution The table with the under.
standing that it should not be taken mp again.
MIR May said he would make that motion TO get rid Of
the subject.
Mr. FIs,iER asked whether he could have any pied &c
that It would no! be called up again
Mr.. May said it would mt be By him.
Aiie. few remarks from Alrsss. NooRE and PETEE
The motion 10 lay on the table agreed 20.
On motion OF Mr.. DoSALLY, the Select Committee on
Banks was instructed 10 inquire into the cxredicncy 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
-. FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
To Me IryjSly,ure nj t';yOi,;,,


S''t"iS; AS ti:lS is not, hope, Il be a talking
49, 'iiay be presumed, that your attention may
" LAW" 10 SUBJECT Of vital Importance to tis conisnn-
"""i Is known to the Legislature, that on their sta.
~ '9tk Stands law prohibiting the white community
.'"'" Ue4;s with the slave. The law some few years
~ was N!.d" More rigorous, and no one can believe
n Il c"i!a be enforced, it is other than good law
49, '"H Il be Mj0rrrI-hdS Il been enforced? There is
" ,''''IrHt mia III the community, who believes
- - I'd" o'!n enforced he enforced. Is it rot,
'Arn "a Ganc,roas Inv.
= az "T'ST c"ncryrs !!;s law to be :orc dangerously
~, >o "i' The destruction Of society," than any law
"'I' I" cai be- enacted with any scml5llnce OF pub
>""1' AND why: The best better part Of the COM
"'>a!n ~ part, from those kinds Of dealings-Lu,
Il: 'Ha las not and does not violate III There is
-''! man who has not or will not buy uu apple or
"T": !!r": basket or L mattress, or chicken,
vac ''&ro-EoH:,!ilncs from CHARITY sometimes from
'SSE or " iancIcd necessity. If the law is violated
,"; az particular, II had wcll he in another.-Hut,
IAN" III lis operation, throws the trade Of the negroes
.' me !iands OF the mo< dangerous purt Of Tie COM
mere Is scarcely store, respectable or not
ei",e that does not deal with negroes more less
The grog shop, and the di$reputable shop
ff: lIrre ;ie great is, and danger lies. This
M "'es them ina the respectable liant. and they
IT,, !" Inc hang p'aus Of the shop, and The steal
So: "'a'ef In these DIRK h0!cS and where W bite
~ rye can penelae, this kind OF traffic is doubtless
t 'u vi. Your negro is corrupted. What he gets
"y or dshonesliyis taken for half its value. His
I!-honrstIy o! dishonesty goten-goes TO purchase
$S OF TINS dea!e! i'll the dark, for half its value.
"S stolen and traded any thing, il is hid Nothing
In, Out The truth; for this kind of people deal not il
~ "ui, and you can not get ii and never will get it,
," rack OF al inquison could force them TO tell the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
y'O TIE EDITOR Of 7'Tyl, ENQUIRER

Having seen in your paprrof Thursday, January tie
12,h paragraph, informing all those whom it concerns
10 represent the Senatorial District composed of Tie
counties of Charlotte, Prince Edward Lunenburg and
Noltowuy in the ensuing Spring elections we deem
most advisable, both for the sake OF harmony ana Inc
four named counties should (as soon as pactcabe ap'
point Delegates to meet at Prince Edward courthouse,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

FOR TIE I've r.
Being apprizcd that present hig lily rs:crned'an
talented Senator DIR. a. a. CampbclI will nai be cant
dale or re election IN the spring. and looking over the dis
uct iCr2 suitable successor, have, without Intentional
dISpalagt cnt TO the merits OF others, brought mind
10 The satisfactory conclusion, 10 bling 10 the notice o
the district, Capt WM. FIrZCEEALD, Ui Nutoway. WE
intend no studied pauryyrc upon lr OCCASION; but SIM
ply To- state facts.
We believe Capt Fitzgerald to lie in all respects well
qualified Ior the high Office he filled He gentle
Inan u reiaIka1!e nodrsty, OF most a:nab!c ana
pary private character aud narrower, most happily gifted
with 10 cuI:" order Ul natural talents which have
been highly Improved, by regular aud extensive c"l!c
gate an4 professional education. Without tie vrrbu.
sltr and prUIAIty too public councils, he
has shown h::sc upon several occasCns, 10 possess
rcnGkabic faculty for convincing and rersuadmg men,
winch Indispensable qualification Tor c%vr,IHg mia.
cnce IL celebrating assembly.
Capt Fitzgerald having. the good fortune to lie blessed
with ample pecun!ary resources has laerly withdrawn
rv the ahcri"us profession Of The !aw, and turnrd his
attention solely to the cultivation 81 the soil and the I'M
prhvenent OF agriculture and OIL that account we are
the more anXuus 10 urge his claims We believe that
the tine las arrived When Virginia, i'll lrr Legislative
charactr sh"ud do something Or her GI0Gp!ng agicul-
allure. As such, let send IL her councils suck
viii lake interest III the good cause, by rousing tho
public mind 10 proper consideration Of lhIs suhjrci, in
all lis interesting aspects.
In comc!us:om We feel il duty 10 state that Capt.
Fitzgerald is Dr.Iccca,.c Errul:icam without being d
ui:fu parZan, hos. distorted vision 20 rrw HE
acs OF his AID those Of lie opposite party through
4 different medium. His opinions ale fully rrasd IN
favour OF tie cardinal principles Of the p:csc:,. Ami.
nstrdJn. SuUu,d il Ee the pleasure Of The District 10
c!rc. him. every consideration induces 10 believe, that
he will prove o!ndrnt to ii, and iiu.l rircnl and
faithful public servant. We have i!adr Ills nomination
without the knowledge Of Capt f., and Certain
he does 10, desire il.
SItu Y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

on HE third A"Iday Of February, for The rurros Of no
mating candidate for the Senate.
We believe this In lie the best expcdent which tlIcs,
counties can aG"p, for promoting lhr connected inter
es!s in this matter, will give them Ops tun ty
OF cnntrrring together. Qhrough their DcrgacsD about
The claims and qualifications OF those who may be nonl-
mated and 10y that mrGIs Of discovering and selecting
the individual whon (ail circumstances being coSdrr
cd) lIry sl'a' judge best qualified. Moreover, this
mode Of pT"r''d.Hg will give tie people the advantage
Of choosing n:r an!ntg themselves The ler,rl"us
man. VIA" .h n, otherwise seek the appointment:
and viii Ii ave lrm (as often happens} the only al
Tentative al ;rkng Tie least objectionable Of several
daihasr or lti'T Il II preventative c;:ntrus.
ia" s'" !:>h"I'i"rInS progress "i Viz inia III iiI
prHv"HcmtS I'll all hds, particularly in agriculture. i!r
nursing mother 81 al! tile rest, which is admitted, - hr
mainly owing 10 The want u Legislative AID aid rmc"u
ragcnleni does likewise ad!us look u:l for Irm
who wi: do something Tor t.rc STATE Interests aI n"
(as former Legislators ia sc ocn d,n- mast OF
Their Tine III debating party quarrls and Federal 4urs
tons.
We trust, therefore, that The counties comprising Dr.
Ca:i,wils DISTRICT will not fail TO send Delegates TO
meet at Prince Edward February court and that The de-
Iega!rs will confer together in the spirit OF friendship
icrJraraEce AID mutual concession vi local pre- Idicrs
and Interests ipr the grGd, that Tic DsG,ct and
Sla;c may BIZ benefited
BY SEVERAL DrMuCnArlr CITIZENS
il,SrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

n p UNAWAI.-Wss committed 10 the Jail of Meek.
e. lTnbufg county the 9Th day of December last.
negro man slave, who calls himself PLEASANT. and
says lie is the property Of Edward Govan of Tonnes.
Tie said negro is about feet 41inchcs hiGh dark
b:rwn conn exion; had on when committed a suit of
negro, pUn clothes has visible scar about his face
head hands, and is about 81 y.ars Of aye. The owner
is requested 10 forward and prove property else
hr will be dealt with according to law.
STEPHEN p. POOL,
S!nT # .N.ckieaLnrg county
Jan II =ajz&S0-Wl2w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
Hy last .Night's mnii from Wash;ngtJa.

EN- I Una Is !lere: but kccrs very close.
"Ne!rr surrender The ground which you have taken
npon The subject a" banks and the necessity of fur
ther and more efficient resirictnns and the limitation
OF the NOES TO sums of $50 and SO Such policy,
encouraged il will be in the administration of our
Federal Government, will constitute the safeguard Of
our currency and shield against the evils Of another
National Bank"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

Joint vote vote with The Senate: For David II. Camp.
bell, 50; for VIM. NJ. Daniel, -; for WIN. Fl. Roane,
u; scattering, ~.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson Of Il. the House Adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

1t appears from tie foregoing statement that there
should have been in the Treasury, on the morning OF
the I4,l of Dec The sum of S3l3.1& 81 cts. For the
purpose of Gscertaining that fact the charen OF the
ion committee addressed letter to each Of the Pesl
dents OF tic banks requesting to be informed how much
money was OIL deposit TO the credit Of the Treasurer OF
the Commonwealth on The }0li of Sept, 1876, aud on
The morning of the nth December, following.
The answers to those letters furnish the following IN
formation:
In the Bank Of Virginia, on the morning ct
the 18th, the amount TO the credit oil lie .
Treasurer OF the Commonwealth was Sl'o,Sl2 GU
!" s, tne tne' 175,Ol9 50
fatal in both bunks. Bis, 2G5 10
From which deduct the amounts called Tor
by The statements of the First and Second ~
Auditors, '7'''"' -
Leaving an excess in the two banks "f 2oSt ~
Which is sufficient pay kc checks issued b: The lFca-
issued by the two Auditors, previous
to- and presented at the banks for payment, I'll e
time To which this statement has reference.
Ia conclusion, the joint committee remark, that lu'y
appears, minute aud full examination OF Tie llea'
surers accounts, that all the money which has c"ie to
his hands is duly accounted Tor according to law.
WIN. NJ. hcCARTY, C. c. s.
SAN l.. Is. SERVANT. L. c. II. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

& CARD.-Mr. WILLIAMS, The English oculist, in
"a consequence Of slight ndisposition, begsleave to
an"unce, that he does not leave this city untlTnesday
morning mex" when he intends TO proceed To N6rfolk,by
The Stage for Petersburg which leaves at 90 clock. -
lie will gladly afford Opportunity 10 all persons af
ilIccd in thri Eyes, with blindness to consult lin
and obtain his opinion. 1citoM fee, at Mr. powells Ho.
TEL Petersburg any time before clock in the evening
as he positively leaves that city, by the Rail road caT'
on Wednesday morning.
Richmond Jan 81 l-}7 SOo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

atiLYAN HILL ACADEilY.-The next session in
- this :n>itutinn will commence on the 18th day of
Jaruafy, -:j7 The of Instruction. embraces the
Latin, Greek. French and English L5pguagcs. PaGti-
cuar attention is given Mathematics and the GIobcs-
1t has been lyiur years since the subscriber
n,tncrr the responsible duties Of his profession; and few
have been Dressed. in eminent degree, with the
esteem and love Of their pupil, and the confidence Of
their patrons. He could say much, lie thinks, with
truth in commentator al. his School. IT, however, pa
n,s wonld property appreciate the solemn obligation
they under to their Children whose present interest,
and future destiny they have much, very mnch, in their
handsf they would remember now initiative the ma
Of youth is. aid how lasting the influence Of early
mprrssions-'is School would receive larger portion
Of tir attention and patronage, than the n.Ust aborrd
cuogy its merits would procure.
YrrmS. For Board, Tuition and Washing, $780,
Bedding and Candles, il furnished by tho subscriber. So
TIL Il. FOX.
Address TIL II. Fox, P. NJ, Thompson Store, Han
county. lGT-wi2rJl Dec. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
MHNLESAIE' PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHEAT no change in price, none coming into mar
kot-nnmino price rs cents to - per busrl.
F!nvR-sa!es al $40, some hold $40 IL.
CcRS-) cts. per blishrl.
CGrroT-li 10 ~ cents.
OATS ID cents
SALT--ilUuc.
IGnGiSGs Gross, 81 10 S-Neu, So a.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER 81 CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

4 FTs-t"tc CnMPOSlTOlt obtain usEituation
I At this cilice, during the rest Of the essssi
Legislature, if immediate application be made. Good
wages will be given. 40
Jau2l So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

s3OR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office. john
son s. Durant's best PhEadeIpha News and Book
INK. (warran.ed) at fair, moderate prices.
NJ a constant supply kept hund to suit the seasons,
and erery disposlioa shocn to obgc distant Printers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
MARK ETS.-THuRspAY, Jan. ~, 1897.

NI!iININ jail. To, IcJI.
The gation is still closed by ice, and business opc
rations are Of the most limited character-no wheat
transformations is held at $40 .2 with small sales
tobacco sells at from 50 or the little
which arrives. GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

AtLAsSlCAL SCHOOL Tic examination Of my
d School. At MiI!b.ook, A!Jemarc, took place Sa-
lurIay :c l0lh Of December English Essays com.
pnsrd Tor the occasion: read by James H. Minor
AIbcmarIe, and Walter l.. Binlord, Goochand After
The examination prizes awarded to the following
young gentlemen, FOR standing frequently head in
their respective classes, during the session.
ENGiIslI COWposITIoY-Bcnj. J. Barbour, Orange.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
LANES RIVER * s6ANiyyIlA
CB.E.,.J.S'E.

1--WE tli'rd annual meeting of The Stockholders If
d the James River and kanawh, COMPANY, will
be held at the Capitol in he City of Rchu,ond vnl
permission OF the prope, authority on Monday The
1lth December next.
Stockholders who do not intend 10 bc prcscu, ,.I
who have not, already, standing proxy 10 rcn,"
sent them Mt tho annual meetings. are rcspcc,l,,,y
requested TO appoint their proxy by thr sublon,d
iorm-regard being had To the following extracts
from the by laws of the Stockholders:
All proxies 10 represent Stockholders nj a gene
" raj meeting must be under the seal of the Stock.
" holders those OF corporations under the cotpo.
" rate seal; snd those OF individuals under their pr
"yate seals, acknowledged proved before a Jus.
/" ticc ofthc peace" sec. >.
mo director or other officer of The Compan, shall
act.as proxy at any mrcting of the StocklolJtr..n
[scc. Il. w. Ii. CllifrENDEN. Src'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
GREAT SACRIFICE.

fI'iit' subscriber has a very large assortment o
Il fancy Shaals and ilndkci chefs. most of Them
90 costly for this market, which he determined to
sell, he -cisb bun one-ourth OF lhcr value. Ladies
wanting splendid Goods at even less than the price
OF common ones, now have opportunity Of supply
ng themselves. They consist ol style PLAID
Thibct, Mcruo, Plain Thibet ditto, Cnuya Chal-
ley, lpsula Foulard, llcruanina, Dccoupc Gauze
new style Scotch Metiuo Rubroy Shaws, aud various
other hlnds all olwhich will be sold at an enormous
sacrifice.
Also, one piece Black Silk Al i24 cts.
Handsome Cuourcd Meuuo Clolus at the low price
OF II 80;
lew very hue i'tench Worked Capcs and Co,lais
very low;
All to be lIadatthe Fancy aad Staple Dry Goods
aud SILK Ware House ui T.. Is. ESTES
November - I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

correspondent Of the Mobile Advertiser in
nentioping the death of Mr.. AHDRrw DEXTER,
oi that cay. Thus allndes 10 the extreme nuc-
tuaiion ~ worldly circumstances which marked his
life:
Personally, | knew but lHtle of the man. But
Fame once was busy in horadmg his name Once
he Was q rich banker at the North. lie owned an
entire bank. and with ii broke almost ever, other
bank IN the State, before be got broke nmscf--
lie built the celebrated grc9 Exchange in Boston,
which was burnt. II WAS HE eaferprisng founder OF
the town OF Montgomery, IN this Sale. He was
ever man of 2ctivr. sober habits.
And tins man, an Told was sick anil d ed in Il
wtfse ten W Twelve olher, Ia lIs CITY, VITA scarcely
She nccesarics OF HE furnished hnn when they would
have been service him AMI thar bui ligr OF SIX
psTs0ns followed his remains TO the grave -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
a EsNgeSs; STOLEN.

1f9S STOLEN from my Stable, near
GI-fI L. Lyoehburs, Tuesday ugh
sssM.,.Msa-s. nAx l.0s:sta-Som sun my q cal n
HIM i Brown Iiay--abonl FIVE lccl tour inches high
rs is supposed lie may be something more or less, Is
Incecrmeasured his heIghthrlieved to be five vears
old the next Spring. The Horse IS very spiritel
underth saddle IN harness the marks OF Which are
now visible n MIN, having been used both in the
plough and wagon this Fall. No natural marks Il
bout him to distinguish him from ANY other HORSE
OF the same size colour and aye, except that one OF
his anecs before appears To he rather larger tha the
other, but tins may disappear IA time; aud that his
heavy quarters would distinguish him generally hom
other horses His nutufal gait, un et the saddle Is
spirited irot, though he PAGES when forced INTO it
by the rider. lie has an accidental mark about him
which may be discovered by close examination,
which is small slit in the upper corner o his rehl
nostril
ANY person who will deliycl the Horse 10 nae Shall
receive TWENTY DOLLARS reward and # he
detects aud apprehcnds the thief, 50 that he Is
yic,ed, he shall receive THIRTY DOLLARS
moic: so that he may be rewarded with hIy dollars
by " lillian DANIEL.
November % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
August II

4 UST received. lot of style French and
- Harrison ties lid SLIPPERS. o:superio, onali-
", aud a few pieces Of new style CALlGOES, very
low; and
DAILY EXPECTED,
100 pieces oi beautiful new style Calicocs very low
\ large assoImen, of low priced Casiuetts at 80 cts
per yard,
Kentucky Jeans at ~ per I'd. the loves, ever in
this market,
Plain, plaid and iulled Liusey.
Red and white Flannel, some warranted 10, TO
shrink,
Brown Shrting at IA cts. per yd,
fine assortment Merlno cassians ue and beauti-
tul colours. E.B ESTES
November ~ is