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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

OF Il vassI. .u.d. Oh - explosion, as has
been IrovrI Iy experiment, will tear all to
a,oms! This Sys cm. when perfected, Will
slpcrs Il. me use Of frst-rae m2n-of.war :;
for two sho from a >loop Of war would as
easily destroy 100 gan sip as a gun
bou. Sioops Of war would, therefore, be
the class OF vessels most required; and
our waters are sufficiently dc;p for this
purpose. :.
Let the Government b>ware how Ii sui
fcrs such an establishment as the Navy
Yard to fall into decay; for 1t may DC
wanted when i is no. % DC found.
w. l..
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

We have before US very curious and
highly important document taken from the
London Nautical Magaz he, being the re-
port of the Committee Of the British House
of Commons on Shipwrecks, presented to
that body on the 18Th of August last. The
subject had been referred to a committee
with the view Of ascertaning whether such
improvements might not be made in the
construction, equipment and navigation of
merchant vessels, as would diminish the
annual loss of lives and property at SEA.
The committee having examined docamcn.
tary and other testimony, returned the re-
port, the substance of which we lay before
our readers under belief that it will bc
found Interesting. The total number Of
British vessels stranded or wrecked, notice
of which had been entered ii Llovd's du-
ring the Years 1916, II, and '18, was
lila; anu during 1888, 81, and '35, 1913;
the number of vessels missing or lost during
the years first named was 50, and in these
afterwards named, l29-making 4 toal Of
slips wrecked or missing, during the first
,hrce years, of 1903, and during the second
three years of 1902. Assuming $4,000
as the average value Of each ship and car
go wrecked, the amount OF properly lost
would be for the first three years, &3,Ol3,.
000, being E2,0o2, 900, per annum and
in the latter three years, tS,5lO,O00, or
f2,S35,666. per annum. There We're du-
ring ;he three years first named 80 vessels,
and during the second three 81, tho entire
crews OF which were drowned. The num-
Der of persons asccr,ained 10 have been
drowned during the first period was 100
and during the second, l7ll. Suppos;ng
ten 10 tc the average number Of persons on
board of each Of the vessels, the entire
crews ofwhich were known have been lost,
the total number drowned in the first three
wears was 595. which added 20 1900, the
exact number known to have been los,
would be 222S, or 7G5 per annum and i'll
the last three YEAS, reasoning from SINH
lar data. the to;lt Of lives .us; vas 23S2, or
S04 per annum.
1t appears that during tAc lasl loar years
their were 272 vessels lost belonging 10 tic
port Of TYNE, the tonnage of which was Co.
3sI tons, where the whole number of YES
sells registered was 1000, being upwards Of
one fourth. If it be assumed that these
were total losses, and that the average val
was EIO per ton, the total loss of property
from this single port was sf6O4,S90 stcr-
ling, CT, an average Of tl51,222 per an
mum, while this loss Of lives in the same
vessels was 6S2. the number of widows
and orphans left for relief 147, and the
amount of money paid by the Seaman's
Association at Shields alone, was fl ,935.
During sixteen months, from JanTry
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10
CAPITOL OF NORTH CAROLINA.
E,c.ra:t from the report cftfc B"'IdIns Cone
WiSSiOEcrS.

E,r.raa from the report Ct' Tic B"'dhS cone
miSsiolicrs.
The general design and plan Of the build
i,o is now srtl"d. and drawings made out
f,rll,e rxrcu ION Of he work accordingly, by
watch upon exam.n;;tion will hc found ihat
the in error alrangemcn; o.rs various apaF(-
men 5, with u view 20 the ,Eilrrcn, objec'S
OF the building, arc appropria aad harmo,
NOUS. Ga the princi pal A,or is located all
the rooms necessary tor ihe accommoda-
ton of the Legislature in Tie North end,
the Stna;e chalnbcr-il the South end, the
hall of the House Of Commons, WHh sni:a-
ble Offices for heir clerks; on each SIDE o.
the pasSawc WAYS connecting the fOrdcoS
VITA tie: Rotunda, are the commit tee rooms.
Ia tue Bas ,mcnt tie Offices for the different
departments Of the State-on the upper
floor. to the East ard West centre projcc-
tons, ne Supreme Court and Library
rooms; tAe former tAas situated, Will be
removed from the hustle and intrusion, to
which il would be exposed. if placed contl-
guous 10 tac pubic Halls while the latter
will be suitably retired, and where height
of ceiling may DC aVaIned 10 adm& oi the
intro luc;ion of an order of Architecture ap-
prOpriate to the obicc ofthcSc rooms.
Tie great S air ways have prominent
starting points, at the cnrance oi the For
ticos in the Bas:mc and an easy ard un-
interrupted continuance to The apartments
and galleries above.
TIE Board have spared no pains in set
Ting the plan Of this ediGce in all its parts,
with the strictcsi regard to the principles OF
Architecture, and rules Of Architectural
taste. In accomplishing this important OBJ
ject they have been guided by the highest
pro fessional skill, no; even adopting the de-
sign upon the Recommendation of Mr.. Pa
ton, our Superintendent, alone (who has dis
played unoxampled skill in carrying this
work through nearly all Of is difficult and
most intricate parts Of execution with ezra
ordinary accuracy and precision bu: IN ac-
cordauce with his wishes, It has been sub
nilted to Architects of the fist charac;er,
in the United States. vino have examined
and given their most decided approval and
strongly recommended its adoption.
When the building shall have bcca CON-
pleed as contemplated, Notwithstanding lis
cost will be great, We; taking into considera-
ton the rock Of which it is constructed, Is
out of the States own Quarry, and the fac
ilities afforded in its transportation for the
magnitude OF the work, the materials of
which composed, and the style ofits execu-
ton, it will be one among the cheapest bull.
diugs of its character in the United States,
and will perhaps present one among the
finest specimens OF classic taste in Archi-
lecture.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

Isl, 1899. 70 May lst, 1891, the number o!
vessels reported ut Ll"yds. chiefly engaged
in lcreiyn trade as missing Or lost, WIS 50.
SunocSing .G3O00, sly. 10 be the lowest
average value OF each Of these vessels, and
they had Is persons each on boarl, the loss
of property in t!."m only, would be f7Oo,.
600, and OF lives l413. These losses are
said not to embrace The whole extent otioSs
hy sAipvrcck. rs thcy merely include those
entered at I.oydS, whereas many shipwrccks
take place fwh;chn notice Is taken thcre'
| is IS mated that the whole loss OF Brit
ish shipping wrecked or foundered at sea,
amounts to nearly G3,000.100 per amman,
and the loss Of lives to 1890 each year,
from which Of course increased burhcns
arise % the public. What picture does
this furnish OF the extent Of caiamlIcs IN
councx;ol with the co!nmcrcIaI marine OF
,ha; surprising no;iol Of whom it has been
sung bv one Of their most CITED poe $,
"ih>r home is il the dccp.'
Bill. Imcritaa.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10
For the Chera,C Gazette.

Mr.. EDITOR Il would call the attention
ofthe Town authorities to crying evil that
exists in our community. Understand that
no license has been taken out for the sale
of ardent spirits and yet more spirits are
sold wretauthan ever was the case before /;
and particularly on Sundays to negroes,
who visit the town from the neighboring
plantations. How is this are our town
officers as vigiIant as they ought to be!
A FRIEND TO GOOD ORDER.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10
From Correspondent cfthe Charleston Coar.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2S, 1885.

II seems to be settled by the consent OF all
parties, that something must be done In the
way of reducing the revenue. The only dlf-
ference relates to the manner and the extent.
Even the wings seem to be convinced that
there nust be reductions to considerable ex-
tent. to preserve the country from the excite
ments and discords which must periodically
accrue from constantly accumulating sur
plus. The Southern anti-tarif men are tor
bringing it down to the level of the expendi-
lures to which extent they may not be sup
ported by the cooperation ofthe wings. The
friends of the administration are disposed, as
far as can gather, in the first instance to
limit the sales of public lands to actual set
tiers: and the Committee on Public Lands
are already agreed on the subject OF reporting
Bill to that effect. The question is, whether
such Bill will pass. 1t is opposed by the
Western opposition men, but whether it VIII
be by the other branches of the opposition, l
have not yet ascertained. The effect would
be to cause great portion OF the iunos winch
are now expended for Public Lands, to take
different direction. Instead OF coming TO the
Treasury, it would pass INTO the hands OF
speculators, who hold hundreds OF thousands
Of acres of selected lands in the new countries,
and who would be Immediately benefited by
the advanced prices which these lands would
brino This, however, would be small evil,
COMPARED with the good which might be ex-
nected to result from the reduction Of the rev.
enue. Ifthe friends ofthc administration can
not succeed in getting through bill OF this
character, they would probably 60 for gen.
cral reduction of the Tariff, and even IT they
pass a Bill to limit the sales OF the Pubhc
Lands. they will be disposed to repeal the d!i.
fins on torc;ra Co7!. in which SOFA" 81 tlt
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10
RALEIGH, JAN. ).

The following gentlemen have been elected
Counsellors of State for the ensuing two years:
Mess IS. James Watt, George Wlihamson'
Allen Rogers, SEN, Archibald 5. DAVIS, iran ran
cis l.. Dancy, Chas. E. Johnson and Allen
Goodwin; the five first of whom are Van bu-
renites, and the two last Whigs.-Star.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

Louis M'Lane, former minister to Britain
Secretary of State &c. has been elected Pres
idcnt of the Baltimore and Oh;o Rail Road
cCfnn2nv
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

$40 1000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09
NOTICE,

E.LoPED frem the subscriber, about the
IA firSt day Of February, (the present month. !
my, apprentice, Washington Allen, sometimes
called Washington Jones or WASHINGTON Hipht
lie Is about l6 or IL years old will nay
reasonable reward for the delivery Of said ar-
Pfeniice 10 me, living near Ma>sies Mill, Mel
son county. All persons are iorwarned from
EMPLOYING or harbouIng him under the pcna.ty
OF The law as am determined to nut the law IN
force against all persons who employ or habour
him. IouN nj
February % ow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09

we subscriber having purchased the entire
interest Of his two partuers in the above
o.,e'h proposes continuance OF the business
III , .ne mouse at present occupied by them, and
,one's the patronage Of the friend, Of llolcombc.
burton " Edmunds aud the public generally.
"A heretofore the business will be exclusively a
commission one, and liberal advances will At
All times be made on all consignmento of pro.
auee, particularly tobacco, flour andwheat.
~, PlZARRO EDMUNDS.
Richmond. Feb % I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09
VOL. l5-NO. 60

The way oil Distribution or The states would other
'lse verge To the opposite extreme, and become
n,se,ab'e and beggatly dependents on the Gene
al Government lie denounced distribution as
'ew IN principle, a. well as dangerous in prac.
zee, and as goina 10 disturb all the regular one
n'lons OF The Government - end he appealed 10
be senate TO msln'sin mistaken the great prn-
pies On which our Government was founded
MI Niles aud Nh. Crt,~nden also addressed
b" Senate on the s.bjec, of the am.ndm.n,
Of the House to distribute the surplus revenue;
after which,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09
NEW FALL AND WHITE.
GOODS,

Nv tho xhips Murmora and UQrkn 1ray. II
X a,r;y.d Al CITY Point, direct from Liverpoo
=. h,,e received our Importation OF British Dtl
s oD' Wilson's best Napt Cottons, white am
Y,ey. Nos. TO 5very cheap.
,6,a, Point and London Duhel Blankets,
do ga, l04, Hand IA Rose, double Rost
and whitney Blankets.
Snmp of these Blankets are extraqualiiy ant
do red Paddiass.
do white slleslan Flanneis,
Ease Cloth aud Casslmcres,
do 3 4 aud Ga English Mernos,
de- English Fancy Prints,
10 nr9o.l,, Clmbrics and checked Muslins
". have also received a portion, and shall re-
ceiye in aew days, the remainder OF our stock oi
otber Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, imported from France, Germany, Ire
and Italy aud Switzerland this season, and
bou, IN the Northern marker, BY our partners
i. & J. 5. james Il Go. by the package. They
consist IN part OF
! rase coarse SItinetts, very stout
| do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain
PLAID and striped,
| do Glenfoek Jeans,
| do Cd Forest Cloth and plain col'd. Llnseys,
/ do i 4, 5 aud Al bledcheI dome sizes,
ga / aud /,
10 do Petersburg and Mancheste cotton Ozna-
turs No l and :,
Flanuel,, Blize,, and Fries,
Carpe,ing and Hearth Rug, assorted qualities,
Plain Pad and Damask Mernos, reIy hand
S0mP,
Black Giro e Paris and ether l4u5trings,
ram ald figured Gro de Maps, ! beautiful as
figured and PLAIN col. ChalIys, sorlment,
PLAIN and figured white and coiored Bobnets,
Splendid figured white Satin and Chalys,
Do striped G,uzes, for party dresses,
Gauzr, SILK, Cnaily. Merino, " ooien, Valencia
and other fancy Hudkcrch,ets and Shawls,
/, eases American Fancy Prints,
PI4I DJmcstlc>, Furniture aud Apron Checks,
Toilinct, velvet silk and valencia Neslings,
Corded Plaid and striped Cassmeres,
Together with many other articles, making uui
assortment very complete and desirable Ouf
trends and The public are respectfully solicited To
tYiniine our stock.
JAMES G. HUNT & c.
January i
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lJOI'.Elslno

HNlE Suls riber respectfully returns his
Il. thanks To his friend, and the pubic sener-
ally for the liberal patronage extend 10 the
itte concern Of Estes & Whitehead, and informs
them that he has bou 5ht the entire stock OF SAID
concern, anI wall continue Ia, ba ,iness, and
soIlcts a continuance OF tatlr custom. He
Will keep heretofore large assortment {
Fancy and SiIple Dry Good :, OF the most mod
era STYLE and the hest quality, which will hr
sold on asgooI terms as they can be had else,
where. E. b. ESTES.
Feb l6 If
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ruE LYNCHBUaG VIa GINIAN

- ,,,.ts S,mi.reekiy on Mondays aud Ihlns
per annu,n payable in adrancc.
s'y.gy Subscription fer siorter period than 81
st'.;U h, receired nor any paper discontinue
NOM, n orr.arages paid except at The option
Editor.
.DrER Use HE.N7'S inserted at so cent
- TART he first insertion, and 81 - cents f.
Pc. subsequent insertion. + liberal aedue!io,
e'' =. ,so,, rho ddrertise oV the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09
DISSOLUHTOns.

T'HE firm Of Royal Young d Co, has been
dissolved, and the Undersigned have pur-
chased out the the entire interest of Thomas A.
Hocombe, administrator Of Joseph T.. Royal,
deed, in that concern.
All debts due from the late firm of ROYAL,
Young Co, will be paid off and satisfied by
Us. Those indebted to the concern will make
payment 10 us, or either ofus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09
Looking Glass Mandatory
AND
III v9' 81 sCSg6'C Score

~ fs " 81 ~ q ~ ~ a q .
vH7lIIIAMU&C CHARLES : WAYNE
w Mlu,,t,e turer3 of l.ouk1n,, C,L,..es AMI
| tmnor,rr, Of Hardware. Cutlery pI,tea Er,t,n-
n,,',nd Inii,,Inn s,,ver War, No u nor,h So.
@ond Slrant ph,l,1ola.,i,. ,nsr fer .,l'N N'n,,J
md per o,l,,n,, t;I,s.a. in oil, m,ha,,rY ,,,,I
DINER ir,ne.:to1l,t WING table, and ,GavinJ
| Glosses. IaI,,,arr. f,u,l5,'v. Plated Rr,,,nn,,
and Iniiaii,n silver y,ra,
| Tbp advrrt,srrs c,rr,,,na ,n ,La ,1,NJrFAr.
rI,RE of Iookin,s C,I,.ses anI,Itp,.I,IiNC.
theif UlrJware d,Trrt from ,he r,,,n,f,, I,,r,ng
Establishments nl pi,n,,nolan, "'"J Sn,',|aI9
ENGLAND ar. rn,Ilrl l., t,sI7,r.. ,bo.. eli, w.
La IIsno5pd IN ,,,,,,.l,s,, 81 tI 49,, a. ~ I'm
90. and ,pr,s arr, ',' = "a
any similar 49, u
ri,i,. ~! - >
OF Tho In,itotinn Silver N,,o or c.Li,l, ,l,a
;,nna,, Tab, 20, .,ai n .,,r, " n.y.
and DpsspIi ,our nrn,, 49, Sy',',, o, ANY,
AND 'fodtv I.,dle.. 81, -.,,l IT., ,.,I e. -
Su,ar Tom, Butter Enlyr, Ifl.L >i,,''s
Table Casto,s Frul knIess, &c, a worl ~
ulare It, value a, = Iao.i n.s.,,l eFo,n an i
raet,lIl aflIrl,. IIbl. ,.r fe,-..1.;,,'
aos. al the good a,.I f,,., IN ,',,,,,5..
ro..firul,d by In, - nopv a. an v.I,
II and l,o a, To IL b,. M, ih.. bat snhst,,,,,, la
real silver vel discovered A., it, ch.,,,n,.s
II Is eponqh 20 say The rIiee !. b5r,lv mor. Than
one mira that Of silver
The ioIiuwIYy from Professor uonlios will
eIvc some ide, OF ms p,r,al - i - .,.,,'r.i
Inns nj =, LurII>hed and e,ra.. "a, s,.,,,, i',4.
10 Inc action OF d. lule Sulthnrlr Dluip Nnr,ii
ic, and Dilute Ar,llc Acj.. and al.o To- .ou-
Ton of common salt he piece, were placed
Upright IN the glasses. contain NJ the louas 81
rs TO b. immersed to about han i7,lrl,n5tb. Al
the end OF r1yr NAYS The results ucpre as l,iloy.
In the salt and water. the metal was rot in the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09

David S. Garland, plaiu,,.
against
'onn Hardwck and Thomas Coleman, adm. of FL "a
Jun No'enian, decd Deienda nts,
In CHANCERY
f'ehoohNT to order OF worshipful county cour
a. Vi amherst, made in the aforesaid cause ami to M
Mociveo, lsha proceed on Saturday the 25th day
On next al the Grocery Store of Thomas Coleman
ai iia.fis Creek in the aforesaid county, maxi
sap Oh the two TRACES OF LAND in the said de.
,, 49, mentioned, for ready money, of which con
- l'f'y acres and tho other eleven acrcs-be the
'1'e more or less. THOMAS \. EUBANK Shf.
Of amherst Count
'eofuafy y t25 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09
NEW Z 5 r 4 3 l. Is II " l. = 7.
TouIqurea,i X Palmer,
SIGN Or TIL
BOy& Golden .thOi'daA',

IN the B,ick I'enemeat, Il Je4r doors GeiOu
tn. Post Offer, "yd be;@era K. q. Nor.
rel IS Fancy Dry Go5d Store and Jhurnlda
and Schoolfeie's Htrd.ure DISBURSEMENT,
UHANlNG entered into 0-partnershlp, for
d the purpose oil carrying on tllc AfoiheeaIy
aud Druggist Business M t1le place, We tabe
Tins IN ,hod oil informing our hiruds ana lie
public generally, that W. are now receiving ana
opening, direct from Bllimorc, PhlIddei Ina
and NV York. an entire new assortment oi
FRE>u AND GENUINE MEDrlAEs, DRUGs p ANTS,
Om.s. DYE-SIrFF5 SURGEON ) INSTRUMENTS.
g. e..
Comprising all the newest and most approved
articles ia use, ali OF Which have heen recently
selected wih great care, lay one OF tie Arm.
As we are determined to sell on " acconmo
dating terms, especially TO lrg- dealers, we
particularly invIlc P,4Yslciaus aud country Altr-
chants TO give Is cal.
Orders from Il distance promptly attended to.
put up IN the most careful mAnner, aud for
warded with the greatest despatch. " c solicit IA
share OF the public patronage,
THOMAS y. FOURQUREAN,
REUBEN -. PALMER.
N. B.-We have just received splendid new
SODA Apparatus, which Will be IN iuIi ope-
ration IN a few days.
FOUNQUREAN & PALMER.
September 30 IS
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HUOLE SILE,
China, Glass & arthsnwarc
establishments.

CHILE subscriber would call the attention OF
~. Ucrchdnfs to this establishment, feeling
confident they will find 1t much to their inter
est to purchase Their CHINA, GLASS AND EAR
TuENWARE III LYNCHBURG.
The assortment Is LARGE and GENERAL, and
no doubt the prices and terms will be perfectly
satisfactory. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to,-nacklng particularly at
tended 10. JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
The Wylhe Mountaneer, Abingdon States
man, Jone ,borough Republican and Knoxville
Register Will insert the above twice, and forward
their bills ; also one copy Of the paper which
contains the advertisement.
Jan. Is
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4 ag'pN;V Ee0fSfssS -.ceCyyif.

E1AN AWAY from the subscribers, about the
IA l,t January, NEGRO WOMAN, named
Betsy, about the middle height, aged about 20
ears. The only marks recolleced are on
The back of her neck, caused by Der having sea
toms, and dark sploIch on one >iGe Of her fore
head. The said negro was purchased Of Mr..
Cornelius Crow, of Lynrhburq, and is supposed
10 he in that neighborhood. The above reward
will be paid for the apprehension OF said negro,
if lodged in all in Lynehburg, by application 10
MIR. Cornelius Crow, or to the subscribers, living
at Cascade, PiusylyanIa county
MlLLNOR g. WATKINS.
EehrnarY 9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09

THE undersigned return to the customers
4 aud friend, of the late concern Of Royal,
Dung Il Co., their grateful ack ow dgements
iof Their plrronage, and solicit continuance OF
,neir iayors with the new firm Of Young &
Neem' We will keep on hand at all times full
assortment GOODS of every description, SUIT
aole. Tor the season. JOHN W. YOUNG,
JOHN c. MEM.
FEBRUARY 81 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09

MARTIN, warn 4 DAVIS,
"AVE just opened a lot OF seasonable
d Il GOODS consisting of
Super steel mixed Satnetts,
{" and common steel mixed Cloths,
Scarlet, yellow and green fIanncls,
Green Balzes.
Black and scarlet trimming Veyets,
Super black ribbed Mohalr Hose.
do do Plain do do.
February lG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-09

EWE subscriber has on hand 200 heavy
~ slaug Uttered Hides for sale, procured IN this
mnket, oil the most choice kind. Apply ut my
fannery near Lynchburg.--l also wish 10 pur-
chase the ensuing season, 100 To 80 cords oil
Chestnut, Spanish and Black Oak Bark. Chesnut
Oak would be preferred.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
DrookyiIle, January 80 CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

liar. fr the DELAY ~ he passage al the bali
which uas adopted iH the House LIST nishf. VI
shonll ne lrla, his Bit ,he sHd H.aniue Il
winch nus he perfectly tuniut 1, sttfh MT "a liz
House u - Time.
Nh. H..I.1 reiterated LIS haI.r IT, Il e'IzH 2,
frsr aScefisIneH tn, fh.g' wca'a be a.l,f ttr
Treasury. btlffs The WtssuIe Hu~ proposed slfanld
he acted On. u cnetrr, ~ The eo,isr 81 =-'saiian
hcir. il should De shown That there .ueh oil
~. he soud - al rrurer length, IA support 81 ~"
te,l taesas 81 >ppPitIn-l t
ARA T.. cut-orN remarks = NJ.
HAYNES. uftieurci,. aul MERCER. ri AiHsfaas.
the latter .,,.lri l.,ai he ~a,ei TINE te IL. 81
:, lont au,rutscis the sru,.ru8t lrfn >anih t#f..
Ina Nj knr4TA had uir,,'r o. H." I'll ifn5'rt e.t-
,rriiinn s4tsI,i 20 rtoI.r UNDERSTANDING al -
provisions. NJ RllEIf utudr fe~ ea-essf-
iio,,. il, f.pi>. 4nd ,llcn Nj NERO TX fe-aa..d.
Ar BEII. NOTED tiatthe Commute tls", ahish
motion pr, a,} st fi' iee to,e, ai53 ssisof-
ted progress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

/ Ne,,,, Van Buren, aud - have an establish
p,ril u " Arlington latfnallng specie currncy oui
Of Il"''ui' 'hin.Pi"irI'. Nr'ttd FIen'h cooks N
y. 'rN have establishments, LOT masking ini''!e.'oup
out 81 IlA Kittens.
L"'o.i"'"'sm - bant'hed nom Name Ih' ume
as n"N t"W' "i'h lha" my OBTAIN Once ~ ihlt
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The NJul,s, demer4te tho burning OF 80 much
powder oo account oi The Late Wing 'ictor,s4. Are
lhrN trlid, thu tlcrc NIL not BE- enough of the ar
uo.e Iei''o 'looi 7s'eits Indians
iho Vernon St"''mna announces thr src's-
son of Nr. Jrinc- keas.l41ian The an Hurrn par
=. " ual Gu hl I, - lunr With party lhAt has
I,.t %, E,f,77 should i 1T b, put tn straight
J.,tct 4th cent 10 Eelia'n
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