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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

MELANCHOLY OccuRRENcE.-w.
learn that a few days since Mr.. So,,,'
Ell Cooke, one of the sherifls Of War.
county, was very seriously, perbsr'
MORALLY wounded, by the discharge I
a gun supposed to have been fred :
him by a female. The only c%ircum
stances which we have heard men,ior
ed in connection with the affair, m
that Mr.. Cooke rode up to a house viii
the view of collecting taxes, and tn
before he had dismounted from +.
horse the gun was fired at him by
person whom he did not see. The +.
male suspected has been arrested. an
is now in Jail in Front Royal.-Wg
chester Virginian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On leave Mr.. GARLAND, of Va, Of
fered a resolution calling ON the Secre-
tary O fthe Treasury to report to the
House, at the next session., a statement
Of all the salaries of the difTerent col
lectors and receivers of public money
and the losses heretofore sustained by
them, which was adopted:
After some debate upon Mr. Wise's
resolution relative to the Florida War.
The House proceeded TO the Orders
of the Day, and went again into Cam.
mittee ofthe Whole on the state of the
Union, {Mr. F. 0. ]. SMITH in the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

DEMoeRATIC.- Michigan is doing ls
greatest business in The way of bansins@
any State in the Union. She goes the CO.
tire swine. Every man may be a hanse
by getting a license from a court, and m
wing at the time of obtaining the same q
certain amount of gold on hand. To 90
this he has only to send off to a broSa
and obtain a package of gold for a lev
days, take il before an officer, show ts
same. and then send il back TO the place
from whence il came. He may issue 'nsa
as many notes as he pleases. and clfca,
late them as best he can. The Cleyeland
Herald tells an instance in which a ooi
was transported from that place to s'sna
godfather to a bank, and was sent MONK
with the seal unbroken.- Wheel Times
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

Mr.. Riyes's Organ at Charlottesv;r
has bolted. 1t now goes for the Tra.
sury Scheme for the very coeent -,
son that the Wing presses are apg,s'
it, Is this a premonitory symptom /,
the Senator's whipping in? We !.
ways doubted his nerve, and Gym.
daily TO hear of his surrender.-H,
Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18
The refusal of the War Department

The refusal of the War Department
to give Gen. Scott the command of the
Florida War will put an extinguisher
upon the hope of getting Virginians to
volunteer for that service. In past
times they have proved their patriotism,
but we doubt whether many of them
will be willing TO put themselves under
the direction of the author of the letter
to "Dear Blair"-that Infamous epis.
tie which gave the Kitchen Cabinet an
opportunity to wound the feelings and
stab the reputation of a gallant soldier.
Rich. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

The divorce Of the Government and
Pets, does not imply, or require, an in
discriminate war upon sound and SOL
vent institutions. Let the local banks
perform their legitimate functions, avoi-
ding all connection with the General
Government, and all will be WE'LL
That President of a State Bank was a
wise and honest mar who rejected all
overtures from the Government. He
declared the touch was pollution, and
cried, Hands Off" Ii would have
been we'll for the country, if all had
been equally sagacious and pure
Rich. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

Mr.. CLAWS SrEEcn.-The Nation.
al lntelligencer of yesterday is nearly
filled on 10th sides, with the recent
speech of Mr.. CLAY in the Senate.
Our Washington correspondent having
already gwen a full outline of it, we
must defer its publication at least for
the present. The following, relative
to the mean, trucking subserviency to
the mandates Of him Of the Hermitage,
is worthy Of being printed in letters OF
gold. The individual spoken of, we
hardly need mention, is the rewarded
T.. W. Dallas, now minister TO Russia.
But hear MIR. CLAY.-BaH. Pat.
"Our misfortune has not been the
want OF wisdom but of frmuess. The
party in power would not have govern
ed the country very i'll, fit had been
allowed It's own way. Its fatal error
has been to lend its sanction, and to be-
stow its subsequent applause and sup
port upon Executive acts which, in
their origin, it previously deprecated
or condemned. We have been shock.
ed and grieved to see whole legislative
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

yernment about, and offering the trea.
sury notes for sale without the assent
Of Congress.
Mr.. UNpERwooD modified bis motion
to a mend so as to allow the bonds 10
DO exchanged for smaller bonds.
The debate was further continued by
Messrs. CambroIeng, Pickens, Turner,
Bell, Gholson, and Reed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

On Saturday last, Mr.. DAvENpoRT's aP'
plica'ion Of electro magnetic power TO ma.
cbinery was exhibited in the RotundO Of
the Capitol TO a large crowd OF citizens
and members of Congress and olhers-bg
Mir, Truman Cook. The exhibition oil The
models, as illustrated by Mr.. Cook, proda'
ced very deep interest and apparent graf
ification.-.Ndt Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

Mrs. Hale says in one of her sen'' ~
essays,-" How unfortunate is it for 'uo
real happiness of young females. that sun "a
TO understand househald cares IS sueh y
indispensable accomplishment for a "" u.
man. il cannot be rendered a lashlona0'
one"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

john THoMAs, the last of the survivors
of the fated land oflhe gallant Major DDE
died on the 2lst ult. at the u, ) Hospital
in It, Augustine, from the disease csus,a
hv the wounds received in the melancho!
flair Bali. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

A Mr.. w. McElroy married a youp
girlin Paris, KY, and soon afterwar5.
ran away. The father of the girl a
vertises him, and requests all edito,
friendly to young unmarried gir,
widows and old maids" TO copy the al
vertisement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

DEATH FROM CHoAKING. Mr.. Samp'
son Woolsey, during a general muster at
Galway, Montgomery county. N. Y. whl'
swallowing a piece Of beef at dinner,
strangled. and was soon dead.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

II is said that Mr.. Holland, one Of ths
three %aeronauts, who recently made an ac'
venturous excursion in a large balloon icn
London 10 Germany, has declared his 10
tention Of an aerial voyage from ireland 10
America.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

MIR. DALLAS. the Ambassador from wv
United States of America 10 the Cou,%
Russia, had an audience of the EmPe.%
Nicholas on the 9th Of August. at WIZ u.
he delivered his letters Of credence: ~ u.
excellency was afterwards presented 10 ND
Empress. who received Mrs. Dallas '"'
her daughters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

RoMANro-Lydia Young, aged ~
falling in love at Philadelphia with Mas,
Squire, of a similar age, ran away WIN o.
enamoured swain, but was soon after eSp
tured and brought up with her prize 10 'us
police. The boy at first pretended ne naa
been forcibly carried off by the young ~
roine, but her story was quite different
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-18

chair,) on the Senate's Sub Treasury
bill:
Upon which discussion arose that
consumed the remainder Of tho day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

Z :" Thr An.n>'a (ti,a.) Semii =, >,a.,s t!lat til
'on"rrt al C"Hvrnrior. ehici irrenriv a,sr .,hc,i
IN That place. WIRE nearly UNANIMOUS in con,lrnniag
oir Sub rr"asur, lie ne.-A cor,rs,rintct OF the
salisbury VA, hp,an who attended the late u,c,lii,,
"' ne Stockholders Of the Charleston aud Cincinnati
ma" Road Company, STATES thai that projef con
armn~d hH the ciincs i the various STATES there
'emhled"wth remarkable de -rec of unauiuif>
he adds, Il learn from several leading gentlemen of
South Carolina. that Gen. McDntlic pronounces il Il
"fe'ched erped'tnt. Judge CLAYTON SAWS it will moi
take IN Gcorgia."-li is inbred. rrru,lia,ed every
where by overwhelming impurities of the people
must be abandoned by the administrations o. i,
viii s'"A II so low that plu,nnet!i line ever
reach il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
FOR TIT IIRCINiAS

At re spec able meeting If The citizens al Salem
and the Joining country. held. pursuant TO notice
NJ the Roanoke Hotel in that place. on the sl la,
of November. 1897 Cnpi. Henry Franz called
to the chair and john IL. Griffin appointed Secre-
iarY.
The object OF the meeting having been explained,
the following resolutions were. on motion OF the
Secretary. nuanInou>l, Adopted
l>t. That tins meeting regard II the duty Of
Virginia to foster aud promote that interest winch
large section of the State have in her invaluable
Mineral Waters. by every mean, IN her roacr, and
especially by aiding in the construction of roads
along such routes nature has indicated for. aud
which must ultimately become great ihorou.hilr
To those Springs.
ID That such road along the nearest and most
direct route from the South. has long been beside
ra,un, for the want OF Which II large proportion oi
The people of those States have been forced contrary
10 their int, rests aud feelings, TO find a summer re-
tie at Al the North.
81 That that from Salem in North Carolina. by
Salem and Newcastle in Virginia. is the nearest prac
ucabe route over which good road can be made,
small expense and that it possesses advantages oi
distance and ease Of constructions which ought to
cnlltle it to preference over every other
4lh. That this meeting recommend to the citi-
zens Of Monroe, Greenbrier, Giles, franklin. Pat
rick and Henry counties and OF Newcastle IN Bote-
tourt county Va, and OF Stokes county, Ia North
Carolina, aud 10 such other sections OF North and
South Carolina as may feel an interest IN the pro-
vcnilon AT Henry &. H., the 18th day OF Decem-
Der next for the purpose OF considering the subject,
and fixing some plan by which sad road may be
immediately made.
5th. On motion, \. II. Burwel Esqr.. Col. James
Callawav Col. Lewis Harvey. Capt. Thowas Fow-
lew CAPT Henry Fiantz, Samuel Griffin, John i.o-
gan. Madison Pitzer. Capt. Henry Chapman a John
II. Griffin, appointed Delegates to attend SAID
Convention.
9th. That the people Of Newcastle be invited 10
CO. operate with u.s. by appointing committee |"
act IN concert with committee OF seven, to be APP
pointed BY this mcctng. whose duty II shall be 10
procure the services OF competent Engineer Tno
/ cause the survey and location of ii road from tins
| MACE by Newcastle to the Sweet Springs road. nsa'
! The Middle Mountain. to be Immediately made, TO-
gether with full and impartial report Cd Tue SUI
! Jeci.
On motion, the committee was made to ennsis
Of N II. Burwell, ESQ. w. G. Williams W.
Bowy.r. Esq, WIN. WALTON, j.. John Logan Ma"
,son P,rzrr aud John Il. Grlfhn.
On motion. Johu Logan Henry Ftan'1 an'
John H. Gritiiu were appointed committee OF cor
sespondencc.
E-sviyc,!. also. That the members oi 'h'' meet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

paNahle semi annually. 2. One million Of this loan
10 be appropriated to internal improvements IN the
aesltih District. sav, tic Central aud Memphis and
Lit ''rahge Kail Roads. ;. One million three hun.
''ed thousand doirs including the present subs, rip.
'i"hs oh The part OF the State, be appropriated 10
inc construction ot such works in Middle Tenn, ssrc
~ u't situation demands, AND as shall ,hr views
"' the representation from this division OF III. State.
=. ohe hon seven hundred hon sand dollars to br
appropriated 10 the construction If the Charleston
ahu mcnnali R'il Road, aud the u,aas>cc Rail
Road, IN East Tennessee 5. In the foregoing dis
position ol ih7 plan, The present lmd system 10
he mt fease 80 rs To give the State one If tie sueh
~ ne works oi Internal Improvements, rAcep in the
Charleston and Ciheu Rail Road Co. ~ which
eahhl1e PRIVILEGES are proposed 10 I've extended.
peiioned Tor by the Stockholders. G. The interest
upon the bonds Ia he paid hy the STATE the fund L.
paw interest bcnG raised h, investing IN on OF
The loan the present Common Sctou Fund "a.
mounting, wil the anticipated proceeds nj the Oroa
Lands 10 about one mi on.) and the surplus revcuur
ur"n a"iier theatre ilan ti.oSe 81 ,h,!r ,amcsake.
received from the General Guveinncn'. in NEW
STATE BA>K. Tn Common School Fund may h.,
INT ned not. the views af majority of hr Leg
stature may determine. Shnul1 II MOI BE- cann.,t.d
VII" lue uh-f Two Ia efesis II Is PROPOSED 10 uer"a.t
the Ian 10 SIX "i se,ea millions. l he ta,,nl of tn
Bahh with The y no i Fund. would be about hire,
n'iiions anda halt 2. The prnciptl Ia ak IL br l..
e'iei al N,h'ilc, wuh branches 1T Bolivar and Pa.
rN III the e>rin Dls'ncl. and such otter btanrhc-
IN Middle Tennessee the l.. isatnrc may thnh
pro - 10 establish 3. Atei the fcdcmpt o. Of the
bonds al the State all tie interest growing OF
the operations oi the bank and public works be APP
piopriacd - Common Schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

re- Should the oposcd Editorial Convention BE-
x .ld in Richmond this winter. We shah enleavur TO
/.,su,d. Mr.. Richie TO offer the following rrsolu.
,o,. 10 vii: RESOLVED that hereafter. II shall be
deemed mark Of weakness, surpassed only b,
II. silly vanity. should Editor. provoked b, The
comments OF another, discontinue rrchancr Of pa
,,y.-and ll,a i, shall be regarded ,ar u,r, CEN
.urabe, when tbs off ne" against hbrralt, aud good
n,.nuer4 sh, b. prrprfaed for the Mira time aud AZ
cr a,oun,ary renewal Of exchange b, tie person 50
Iiscontinuins il, on two previous occasions. had
bren met w the offended patty. with ready recipro.
"a ion instead oi oontemptu"nsirpuse as from, lc
childish character q" the punishment. justly merit
cd" We assure Mr.. Ruchir that This resolution ii lie
will offer it, shall have our hearty support,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
TIE PORK TRADE

We copy the following articles ilom our last tx.
change papers for the informant II OF our readers
Tmr Pork TRaDE.-The Chi'icohe Gazette,
promising that for several wears past thar town has
been for buyers aud sellers NJ pork. To
ors which nrnhrr party has any control, there
have been no transactions IN the article there worth
mentioning, Ibis season. Purchasers had thus Tar
made no offers exceeding 50 so per hundred and
tins price had not been acccded to by sellers. In
some parts ofOiio. rs stated by that paper, ocea-
spna sale. had been made At 81. The Gazette adds
that hundreds OF hogs have been driven ilpm that
great pork counirv, within flew weeks past. seek
king an eastern market, where brier prices seem to
prevail, and that thousands will probably fol
low"
P0rh.-We observe that large numbers Of Hogs
are beng slaughte upon til, Lake shore. They
are brought from the Interior Of the STATE, by HE
Canal hllhcr. Several boats loaded with su,ntrrs
have liel, arrived.
These folks are before us. The Hog Market has
not Yet opened in Cincinnati. 1t does MOI usually
open until December
Cincinnati Ga<cne, Nor. Is.
Pork. we have reason 10 believe, wIll he very
hood, we know much larger quantities have been
raised than usual. From llliuois. Indiana, aud MIS-
sour our accounts of Il similar imIfo,t. Specu-
lltors and pork merchant, are hat X" AID in purcha
sin. tar for reasons TO us satisfactory. But Ne
ooh for lively business shotl, among diem, which
viii make up for past ettargv.
Itheciinn Gazette, Mar. II.
The Madison Qndlana) Bannr, Of the 18Th IN
slant saws I'VE have understood that So is the Of
tcrpe prlrc here. We have not heard Of any
tract, At any price, as YET.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
NEW GOODS .4.v.D SHOES.

UEST received lot of new style French ahd
y Harrison lies hid SLIPPERS. oi superior qnaIi-
~. and a few peces of pew s.,Ic CALlCOES, very
iuw aud -
DAILY EXPECTED,
IpO pieces of hcnuulu nfw style Cal Goes very i""'
l,rse assortment OF low priced Casinetts at so ct'
rcr.arl. -.# :.
kentucky Jeans ~ cts. per yd the lowest ever IN
tliis market,
PLAN, plaid aud fulsd Lnssy
Red aud white Flannel. some warranted not to
shrink.
Brown Shirtng NJ L II eta. per va.
4 fine assortment Mslno C,rrasoans hne and beanii-
iul rolou,s. -. b. Estes.
November u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

lag feel deep interest Nv, aud will nse every mrans
M their power proe the immediate construction
OF Turnpike road from tn place To Buchanan
work altch they think. hike that beiafe recommend
ell will he moi mere local. but entinen'iy State
and national improvements
sth. On notien. II was resolved, that Henry Frantz
t. w. Shinhs aud John II. Griihn he appointed i
oo,nmittec, whosr duty 1t sh,li be- I'm conjunction
with snch othef committee or com cutters Is mn, BIZ
appointed N Buchanan other places Interested III
The building of sad road) To ptrp're AMI present a
suitable memorial TO the ncN Legislature. ASKING
Tor such aud UNITS construction as NmtlnIa ul- la
be expected 10 give III 81 iinpor aht work.
Resolved. That the proceedings OF this meeting
he siened h, the Chairman and Srcrctn,, and tln
the iu"ts oithe i,llowine on,nals be usp.etin !,
asked 10 insert them III thea respective papers, ,iz !:
The LyurhbugaN usin,an. Salisbury Waterman,
Fayetteville Observer, Fncastle Democrat aud Lev
sbnrg Enquirer.
HENRY FRANTZ, Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

hstnecHvous.- Richmond Enquirer few
da,s ago, noticed the proceedings III Wing meeting
recenily held ~ Philadelphia which Mr.. Na,lor,
"ne Of the PENNSYLVANIA members of Congress pre-
aiced tbs IRE election 81 the Old farnri--rnc. T.
ing 'Io' Rilner Of that STATE. The Enquirer, how
''er Insists upon that Mr.. Na,lor referred 10 Gen.
HARRISON and the next Presidency, Will the En-
quirer be Kind enough TO tell US how Gen HARRISON,
private citizen can be ere elected" to office mhch
ho has never held
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

.,,roRI,I, CoNVENTlON.--Mau oi the
Editor. of this State are calling Tor q" Editorial Con-
..,op. To be held IN Richmond IN December or Jan-
o,x,. VIZ arr not aware Of any very important
..,,rr 10 he derived from such a convention.
oh We shall not raise voices in orro 'it'on 10
- measure. Perhaps ii might have tendency tn
,,c some personal differences. 10 cemes, old
,..nJ<hips, aud 10 form ncw.-and u may l., that,
r, regulations, generally beneficial, both in a
.,...an,l and preuuisr, point .f view. might he
'.,,,,d iao--Andso. We viii vote Aye the qnrs,
,,d cudra,or. should The Con, en,ion be held. TO
.., few DAYS from our dr,-s. To attend il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
TO MIR. PATRICK r. BURTON

- liz AS yOu afc not M iBhabiaui Of this Com
- monwrsh YOU will please lake notice. that Oh
the 26h day o Drcenl er neat. ls3. NJ my Store.
IN thc iowa If lsAthbnry. aud State Of V,rrini,
shall proceed 10 take the depost,ons Of Walter II.
Boswell, William Owens and fimoily Evans. 10
hc read ~ evidence III a certain suit now pcndinR in
the. county Count Of Cam br county. IN this Stair,
IN which am plaintiff and ,on arr defendant.
HOVER. DAVIES.
Move, Der Of w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

Na' Reuben VI Whltur,'s ,hnd cttrr 10 Nh. Van
Enr'n shows thai Mr.. Secretary Woodhurv acaAcn.
Cd the Der"siic H,nh system by tie unnccrssar
n'n',l,' a''" and irj"ii.nts secretion OF ll,usc
s"hc'r.-and h- attributes he c,.n,,,,si.n tinuu.h
~h'ri the "a'i"n is passing ".c>iec,, 10 Iii. stupid
and hunging execution Of the Drl,..ltr Law. Win
nr, is certainly good r,uf.ncr against hs l.rc ,sso
ei,res. They, At least, have no right to ,ii,rrcdt In.
testimony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

o. The Nashville Republican Of the 18th ins.
announces the arrival IN tina, cit, Of Gen. Robert y.
fla,nc. of S. {. He is dawn ,hlth-r Ly business
connected with the Charleston aud Cn,innaii Rail
Road having applied TO the Legislature tor banking
privileges and pecuniary aid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

- We learn. from the Richmond Compiler,
Ia, thu Il ichmond AID Frederick sbnrc Rail Road
Company declared 4 ,lt,iherd, the l>tirs OF /
,e cent. lis added thit III" ,rseut husinr Of the
fonp,n, IS welding nett divide Of per cent.
per VI ,u.n. Nh n is rrasnnohir arfcipned, vii
he Greatly Increased, nrlaps ionblel the com
. .rfa4 OF cornrein. works. now IN progress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
sTANLEx,s justly CElEEHarED
ROT.rR .COONK.yS. STOE'Es.

Which fgr uea'ness and DIES, aich in Cnokine. aud
svns ell. ABUR sud WOOD, are uncqnhllrd bs Il.
n, othrr Stoves hh.Ito Invented. He wonli re-
srreuu iu,uc all Ihosr. who have mol NJ suppl
ed thrns Ives niih tbs desirable ntlce. AID WHO tsh
10 cuitaIl our hall trir toi wand the eusninG
"inirt, Ia call iuued y Il, and suppl, themselves.
The oliouinr o,It,i,str Inns hren poliel, iunish-
ed Inn bs some oil es- e-ntlrmea who have II, Ell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

lENNESSEE.-Mr. Martin, OF Madison as
'ha'''"an Of the Internal Improvement ofthe House
" Representatives, has introduced iuto the Legisla-
'afe OF that State prcjet Of "A united system OF In
'''p"i improvement, Banking and Education, at
winch the following is an outline,
~ - he state to b"rrow five millions Of dollars on
linus tedeenable i" thirty years. aud bearing in.
VI me !er eeuihn pei 4ulult, the interest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
RENO VII.
MARTIN. WARD 4 DAVIS

v7AVE removed their establishments the HoHse
Ill rrce,tly &c, up,ed by Mr. K. B. Nosvril oppo-
ne Me ssrs H. b. R,h ar,s q Co. Hardware S.ose'
where they res ectiully Invite then irenas A"1
nh;r In ci,r them call, and examine heit IsreS.
.xc,llcn, and very cheap assorfpent o. ~
GOODS, &c &c. 10 which they are daily naN"&
very Interesting additions.
October 81 se4&
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
NOTICE..

rVi'r snbscr her, ~ surviving partner u Harsi, Il
Il Bnrh brln, ANXIOUS 10 close rs speedily a. pos-
slblr me bate concern will sell ~ public Auction. %
he premises. on "Wednesday the 29ti inst. their
Sine stofs Uond.. embracing the Visual assortment
" at lung Gtoerty BUSINESS. We invite the NJ
-, iotf vfdeae,, 20 hs sale JOS. MARSH.
5arrirns partner II Marsh & B1rh.
r~2s'i ,e .alc will bseoudurisdby Alessrs. Payne
& Turner. ,Anctr..
Nov. .; tbs