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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23

Soap. The good housewives are AL s;o,.
at newly invented Soap by Ande5eo, 'Jgy
Pearl street near Chatham street. lis mia, ;"
60 WIN !ne clothes ard boiled, so thai no
r raoo'@g IS required. The experiment has
".um SE;1'is l,y tested. 1t will save i'm
'r I%Jo ." '"ner' and in wear and tear ut the
CURED -NeV York paper. "''s 'si"g re-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23

another African SLAYER, as we learn
from The Nassau (Bahama) Gazette. Of
s Iith ult has been captured and
brought IN there with so victims on
board. '''-S Cd
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23

ne president and Directors OF the Eicb.
I1,phd Fredericksburg and Potomac r.,
n aoao company have declared d diyjdena rs
'ooT per cent. upon fheir.sluck
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23

~ me Vtne--A gentleman OF Cincinnati;
~ ichsI's Longworih, Esq, who has had
gIo't experience IN the cultivation Of ILs
vine, IN q letter published in the Cincinnati
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23
THE METHODIST EpISC0pAr
CHURCH. "

= IN. ! ne general minutes ofthe Methods,
Gp'seoPai church for The past year COM
IA" 'fe borrowing statement ofthe hum
oe'S' according 10 the reports of the sew
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23

mr. Buckingham's Lsctures.-.Tb;s
gentleman commenced course of lec.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-23

EH S,na ~ Letter from young men ..
e nGa.a mo ,chr. H., of Baltimore 70 b v
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uDL 50 a. COMMONS

The engrossed bill making an appropriation Of
SlZAUOn ior carrying On ana competing the Cap
ao MAS read Inc SECOND time. VI Me- moved
70 >tflae out ~ 0Ou ana called io .lyss and Aofs.
NJ. Gu.cs resisted the cotton, and stated rls
Subs Tor advocating tue SUN Recommended ~ the
touutltc. Alr Saterihwane spoke n lasoF Oh
Tie motion 10 amend. "a the question OF sirAlug
ou'. the vote suoG--i as ~, Nays DO. ; The
woe N4s lest aud ths sjl tHeu PISSED IT'S second
ana ihird readings and was ordered 10 he enioled.
EIe bill - approl PIRATE siOuoo Tor tue improve.
meut Of New kTcf, Iu ouslow county, VAS ildei-
iull5iy postponed, ga motion OF hr. P4uou.
The cngfosscd Resolution apFfufriatlng S3OOU
20 fcnsIr tie Goyernusut House aGG iGrn.s. It tor
Gos Dudley, wa. read the second time. Nj. CfaN-
~rd moved 10 amend II bY strIslag on. 5000 and
Inserting S!.,u0 NJ. Gales "a iusmber OF the
Commluet opposed the melton tnamenc. butit.was
earned bt i.a votes. The Senate subsequently
refused 10 acccdc l. t!g aAenGu.eu ana the House
tecga-d TotH theirs.
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deemed unnecessary to insert the Ieas and Nays
as they were almost exactly the ssmr as on tie
adoption Of tue Resolution, On which the bill is
based.
Mr.. Moore reported from the select Committee
on the subject the blll To provide Tor the redemp~
ton Of the State loan OF Si0e,Gu0. The bin pas
sed It's three several readings and was ordered to
be engrossed
Mr.. Williamson. from the select committee on
the subject, also reported the bill for draining tine
Swamp Lands, which also passed lis three read
Ings, and was ordered TO be enrolled.
Mr.. Erwin moved that the Resolutions re,a'inp
to ibe Public Domain, offered some weeks since
BY ". Raynsr, be t2sen up. The question there
on decided IN the negative BY the SPEAKER
vote. NJ Rayner renewed the moiion aud cal.
led for the Ayes and Noes. The question was
carried As 70 II. NJ. llutchison moved to strike
out the whole otthe original Resolutions after the
word "ResolYed' Ra insert a substitute. The
substitute Hss Dir. Edwards Resolutions submit
ted la the Senate sor,e days since, aad pub ished
IN this paper. Pending This question, Mr.. " alson
moved that the House acloEn until tomorrow
morning 0 O'Clock, which negatiyed g. to 90.
Mr.. Hutchlson moved that said Resolutions lie ON
The table Negatiyed, Is to 43. Nr. Tomliusp
moved that the House adjourn. Negatived ~ to
80. Dir. Chambers renewed the motion 10 ad-
journ. Nrgatlysd 90 TO 80 Dir. Stslngs renew
ed the motion. Negatyed. Gu to 70. Mr. Hart
ley moved That said Resolutions bei-.aeiiniely post
poned. Negaiiyed, - TO 40. NJ. George moved
b adjourn uutil lo-norros 10 o'clock. Negatiyed,
10 to 81. Mr.. Watson moved TO fpone the fur
ther consideration o; the subject until Wednesday
next. NcgaliVed. % TO 80. Mr.. Quinn moved i,
pone the Resolutions until Monday. Ncgaiiy-
ed, % 10 80. a motion to adjourn was thes pot
and carried, without taken any question.
Durng tue whole Of this voting, several Speech
es we're madc--the Van Barren party rescrting IN
every marGuvfe 10 prevent The vote being taAen,
and The Whgs endeayoring 10 have the question put
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On motion,
Resolue5, Fiat the thanks Of the General As
sem.ly b. rendered to the Elders and members Of
the Presbyterian Church, in The Cliy OF Raleigh,
for the use OF then Bell
The bill concerning the trial Of State Proseeu-
tons by Justices OF the Pesco--the bill eoncern-
ing the Wilmington and Raleigh Rad Road Com
pany-the bill 10 provide Tor draining Waccamaw
iase--the bill appropfiatpg $4,000 Tor surveys OF
he Fayetteville ana Western Rail Road Compa-
ny-the bill making like appropriation for tho
survey OF the North Carolina Central Rail Road
the blil TO cure certain errors Judicial pro-
ceedIngs in the Supreme Court-the bin author
l.lng the Coum issloners Of Fayetteville to borrow
100000 dolr,-,he bin autborisine the Commls-
siongrs OF Salisbury TO borrow 10000 collars,
were rcad anc Indefinitely postponed.
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SENATE.
" edneSddg, jan. Is.


Received FROM the House Of Commons, mes
sage, stating that they had passed tie engrossed
bal, 10 amend the charter OF the Ports mouth aud
Roanoke Raj Road Company, with soudry amend
nieHts, which were seyeraly read aud eSncutTea 10.
Received from the House OF Commons a ues-
sage, saling that they have passed the engrossed
blii, 70 amend The charter OF the Louisville. Tin
cnuull ard Charleston Rail Road Company, with
suHdry amendments winch aere sevcTaliy read
aud concured H.
Received from the House Of Commons, mes.
sage, stating that they have passed The engfossed
bill prescribing the mode OF surveying and selling
the lands Of TINS STATE, lately acquired from the
Cherokee Indians, with sundry amendments,
which were concurred in.
The bi.l 10 confer banking privileges on the
Stockholders OF the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Road Company, finally passed The
Senate, amended By the House 0. Commons,
aud has become law.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NJ Avertt presented a Rdl appropua,ing sl0-
VU0 Tor the improvement Of IL uaSI ation d New
River, IN Onsow county aud
Mr.. Manlt,oy. bull 10 provide f3r draining the
Naccamau LaAe III Columbus county. lead first
time.
The Reso'uiien agreeing to adjourn sine die,
this day, was rescinOed.
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Friadg. .ilR. 20.

Tac biz 10 prevent ,taHd> GA tic Cherokee In.
Sans yrsdIng M tails staff, passed us three read
lugs, arSi Ras ordered 10 ug enrolled.
fhr n,i to AID tn internal Improve ment OF this
state, was read zoe FIRST uuc, amena,u, on Al'.
latiot's notIau, aud passed. Yeas 2b-Navs Is.
TIE ,iiio provide lor thc redemption % >etipi,
was read three tmts, passed aad O. deEed 10 ue en-
r0lr9.
Received from the House Of Commons, tie fol-
lowing Resolution ia winch they asked the con-
currencc ot yle senate, M.
Esso.rtd D., ts GepaI Assembly, That tho
President anu Directors OF ths LuCr4ty Fund OF
Nuuh.C aru.iua, lee instructed 10 digest pIIn for
Comm9u Schools, suited TO tse eouctuon and TO-
sources OF TIN. Stat, aud report the saline 10 lae
next General Assembly.
Read, adopted aad ordered &c be enrolled.
The eugrass,d bill concerning II. RuA utCape
Fear passed lis seeoud aua tErd readings, aud as
orGer,d To be enrolled
The enrro>.ea bii! 10 drain the Swamp lands oil
TIL, State, and TO create lund ior common Schools
passed is three readings and was ordered to be
enrolled
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
M Graham, from the select Committee here
tnlutc raised, reported a bji 70 aid the lntcrna!
Improvement, OF Ell, State. TINS hlli rn,bodlc>
the prlncipss settled by tbe House. in the Resuia-
lions adopted on TUESDAY.
The bill having been read the second time, Mr..
By I'd moved to strike out the whole OF H. after the
cusc'ing clause, aud insert substitute providing
for the distribution OF the Surplus Revenue a.
monpst the several Counties OF the State IN pro-
porson 10 Federal numbers. This proposition
was ncCativel, IS to ~. as follows:
Ysas-Mes,rs Avvult, Byrd, Chambers, Coor,
Gotten, Dlael, Fa>un, Guthrie, Hartley, Hooker
iowerton, Hutchinson. Iron, Judklu~, keuysn, T.
W. Lane, J. f. Lee VI We, A, Perkins,, Pntchard
Ruebuck. SnalIapac, Saith, SP!ers Stalnngs
S,ockard, Tomaason, Watson, X. Whitley, n
Whltley.-SU.
Nars--M. ssrs. Adams, Bedford, Brummcll
Cam, bell Galloway, Can-er, Clayton, Clement
Coy,ngton, Cox. Crawford, Cruz, Davenport, Ia.
TIM, Erwin, Farrow, Gales, Garry, Gee. Gsorgt
Gillespie, Gillian, Grady, Graham, Cranberry, J,
W. Quinn, W s Harris, ". Harris Henry, dla,
uokc, Holland, Iiolhugsworth, Horton, Hosnns'
/ Howard, Jefferson, + Jordan nensn, ]. a, hing,
y. ]. King, W. T. Lane, Lindsay, LondsrmtiS'
Nachn, l. Matthews. 9, II, Matthews, Nautsby'
L. P. Miller, w. J. 4. Miller Mpor', McAllsitr'
NcClennahan, ]. \ II. McNiel, McRae, Nye'
Patton, ]. II. Perkins, fiussiou, Rant Rsyher'
Roberts, Simpson, Sloan, Swlit, Ihohas' "at0'
Wlhamson-6S.
Mr.. Guthrie moved 10 amend the bill by striS'
iny on, that provision Of il which proposes STATE
nbsprib,ion of t,rO, Mas toihc Central Raj head
Nrratiyed ~ to ~
NJ Rand moved to amend the bill by inserting
prayl.o, authorizing subscription Of S20d,NO
10 The castor and Raleigh Rail Road. NegatNd
! II 20 -
The bill then passed its second and third read
ing; and was ordered to DO engrosssd, 1t 70
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S.sSs Reward.

Ii 0S 1 ut m,slaid. leather pocke, Boos
~ IA toe evening II ,he 25d 81 Dpcem.
-. ! -.lj. IN toe iosu a Charlotte. Cor
ieais :. neaf ss can b" remembered as iol
-. 10 at: One qole 80 jas. X. Meets fir
fne haairei dollars; t,tvI "a Tbs gosh -
Ilcesber. ls35. Unc On Col p,utkn,N
al4ae'l lof 2tsl dollars, date ns'i rccollvci
II O.~ nn'e N William ". Walked IT.
|Si6e. dare pol rcra.lvclcd Oue n0,e oa
~. laaas lhnmn.n1 tor siG. date GOT
reruleclrd. O1e utic on William Mon.
ielh ~ $40, dated ~ The 3ih uf AH.u-i.
l-25. Ouc le,tcr from Cai. \. &. Cald.
aga q Capt. la. 4. Black Il Cberrkrr
lrAusfhs--ais, Note Of SJs6 81 Sb1G
~ srfBa coa's so mSseif ani frcciwed b.,
PEI Bach. Isn az ihrre ftvetfas bs l.sv
Aafa iaf nepr one hundred dnill1s each. bot
et-es amaga, nat trcplAy,cd nor date.
? a uohl~f e other paeew nnt rccqilrci.
Z Casa Iosl m tic Book. fNrnft i've
''ssfs, sls1 three p'ec~s a tiolI Bullion,
|ro'asl' abnl BID peunyuei2l6, 30 aB. |
|sti clys fesaid II 'lacnty Dollar. Cor
eriittry Is sad toak a0d tie abase cou.
~ II Toe Pfalas uticc, aud ask 10
ssloes.
JAMES voNrEtTU.
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NOTICE.

\ VIII sell at pubic sepdue, at my resi-
arnce, = niles North ol Charlotte, %
f ''h day d February newt, bot ol pro
~ conveyed TO me by William y. Oar
|'ns'ame II
iiD acres IF Land,
.,cero 'ruhna and tdrce II 'irea,
ana Gui about . years 4 age.
Il" 70 Commence a. | | a'chek, A. ST.
JONI WILLIAMSON.
~" ~''R, lr,ii. m
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into effect. Under this Resolution, the Speaker
appointed the following Committees, viz:
On the first ReSoiuton-Messrs. Moore. Cans.
Ter, hlcRae, Gilhsm and Rand
Oahe secGnd.-Messrs Williamson, Hill, Gran
berry, Hoskins and Slue thwalte.
OH the Gim.-Alessrs. Graham, Gales, Kenan,
Howard and J. W. Quinn.
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E.ohR.

- me 'lh inst. between Charlotte md
Steel Creek Settlement, a Red No
= roofd BOOK, good deal worn, con.
~ SOM receipts, a five dollar blli, and
n'ef written TO the owner from Hickory
I. w. ). {. Any person having said
pSe' book and leaving 1t a, the PRINTING
NV NY anay keep the noscy for their trouble.
4 i9'" ~
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SENATE.


The bill making an appropriation Or survey
Of the North C4Juuna Central Ran Road, passed
IT'S three readings aud ordered to be engrossed.
The Bill 10 incorporate the Raleigh and CoiIrp-
bla Rail Road Company read the third time,
amended. on motion OF Mr.. Joyner, aud passed
Yeas 70 NAYS 10
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Wanted Immediately,

n \ Appruir-r Tho lannra iiupu~es.
\ l-y IRON T. "a euuid wrri wih
god situation b, ceiling on tn sah-cu
n" SHIT 4 I'll h>ON.
lterlstat, S.t-.m.at. u. 4. -. lAsr
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y.Holton, Proprietor and Publisher
TERMS:

! vo DOLLARS. II psid in advance.
,o Dollar, and Fay Cents, II mol paid within
3 months.
bree Dollars, if not paid until the end Of the
|, f,,iyre 70 notify N, Editor 81 IRISH 10 dis.
,sus. al ne End Of ts ysar, ,rtl BE- considered
/, as.s ssgagsinfnf.
Advertisements inserted a, the usual rates.
,-,s-Maior L. u. Cochran Is appointed an
4 4, - the Journal. and i. authorized 10 receive
.,er snd giye receipts IN ny namc T. ). II.
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NEEKLA ALMANAC.
SCHOOL.

E.gS T.. +. McFEAT Will open school
u ssain on Monday 30lh Of January.
PRICE OF TUITION.
.ead,ns aad Spelling, s.
N ming. Arithmetic, Grammar and Geog
|lpby. =
4 ecr,s in advance far wood.
+. P. NcFea,'s Drawing school, vii h.
a,,nued a. n.li1l, on Thursdays and SAT
|,u4ys. in the afternoon. Price Tea dol.
|,r for fur monihs. Tbose who attend
~ llrasms Schopt w,lI be entitled To les
I.,as n wulins, ard Fancy Work, without
.un eA--gr.
;ss. II. ISL
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Ecn LillrlY Ncgrncs.

property q Juhn Sllrsn, Dec d., b. The
.'rVulefs, md twelve months ccuu wii
gwen, b' lie purchaser s,un- bond ~,lu
s2FoFca security.
WILLIAM LAWSON. r.,
TiiuhA~ JOHNSON. ''- -
Jipesrg 2l'A ls3i
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49, H,IRSr Rate auiASSfS--
- n RIO COFFEE and RICE
--r.., received and 80 sale by
WILLIAMS s BOYn. .
Cisr IN. Ita "a, lsJ5. 4r
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NEGROES EOs: @1EE,.

D. iaes'at, 2lst ~ fehfuptA mkt. aill
he slil II tie Couf, House il Cnar.
le, ~ puHlc Sale,
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h'hs Of the Stock Of the Central Road. Agreed to,
By vote Of Us to 49,
1 he question on motion of Nir. Gwyn. was tax
en- by ieas and Nays, separately, on each Resoiu-
tlon. The first Resolution is Us follows:
ResOtced, That the surplus money Of the United
States TO be deposited with North Carolina ought
not 10 be kept useless aud prodlless but that the
same shall be invested IN such manner as TO SC.
cure the Capital, and also 70 advance the great in.
terests Of The State.
The State debt Of four hundred thousand dollars,
shall he purchased IN. and such provisions made
by law, as will stop the interest ana prohibit tue
re issue OF the scrip. except II shall I've made ne.
eessary, on demand BY the General Government,
ief repayment OF the surplus money deposited m
\. Carolina.
TINS RESOLUTION was adopted with bot one dis
senting Fnice-Mr. Chambers Of Person.
lhc second Resolution is as iolleas
The Literary Fund shall con,i.l Of the swamp
lands q this State not heretofore entered by In4l.
Nduais, aud atso Vie following stocas u wit:
:. 700 shares d stock n State Bans,
uasil $500 900
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Ss'tftE 02S.
MEAAI.NI.. TIN liz.

Almost cveav dsv L..H.. Ne f.ll#s. af..a.Ic n.,
outrage uuali!ia ~ 'ir.....I .,.'r.s., . . n
the ) .uth. or, - fr. .a.e .aH.,l, 6,I a. NJ.
count Of the lid4,or f..5. I..,tu a.. s..,,,, l.
longing Ia Waiter i,.r,t.t Ia I.usla.r llt thr,
hive lad iof. i.n...- r.l.',,,t#, I....I, =.
,ess ottl,.,.,. -.,,...... ..l ~. I.a ,I,5, A.,
Gnyun. ia a..a,.t 81. t,.a e.4l-,., t.,,.,. Ind
+n,r Ia fts Nor,l,,. .t.. D. ..I..
conyey,,c.. far r,., hes. ., t,,Y.eI ,,.,.....
MIib he Pees.rr4.i .4.t i..,...,r Eg.,.,,I--,..l
had ,,as,, b, .,,,,.i d, ,,.,i.. l...., ,...... .
,rop tn, ~. .,.,. Ill.,. W.
-, de t.i,,.., -, =.
s,,- w. ~ l'' 'ts. a5i '
rentlefoag ,I,f.. ms ,f. ~,
tre,cEer, off1 ...#...... 5, ..... a.. f=l -.
lie SAYS.
=. pos.io,.. ,,,.. - . ...,..,.,,,,r,., - .. .,..
e,on ,.n,,,.,,.t t.. , ...l, if.Nl
hcauti1,I ,,,,, ,
%,t, t.,,i,len.4.. ...I ~
,,ts,s,,,s 6,,,,,.. ~ .,7', g3
and cb,rrbe. .s,..i NJ
Inv ,fi, ,,.r,,..,, 49,, o., ~ ~
whol. d,, a5,,., o.. LII.
x,l,,cb e,,, wi -. ,,o,,.ll IL =" ','' '''''
eayr,,,y and ,,,,,iti.ll, -, 49,, N = .l - i
~. .,l,,,....,. - -. - ~
e,,c,,,r ~. =. -, 80 ,1,, -.
f,,,7a ds,,,,, ~ No. NUN alN i'P'
,"1,,la.t - ~ - ..'.' F.gi'',
,brn, - i. ,,,,,I... ,'''a
is,,l35, f. al L .' - - az ~, -
~ do e,,b ~, -. "'
~ m, -, ,' - w -.
I'm, $50 =, r. " 't
certs at ~ = 80. -. pt -
Iii. r,,,....Is ~ ,='''s'' Ns5''" '''. =
.aa, - - ' .'..-s' ''o.' hN i",'''na
-. =, " .'',' '''', -"' IL ~
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FrJutc Richmond Compi1er.
LIBERIA HERALD.

We have been fvouted with a copy # this l.tlz
paper for October. Il indicate, the happiness an /
prosperity Of The colony. On the subject of Colour.
cation, the Lbfrians are quite enthusiast c. They
express mortiGcation and regret At Tie opposition
which the scheme encounters in tins eDuu ~. \
meeting had been held IN Aonroyia, al which ii ere
were several resouons adopted, and several meul-
bers expressed Their sentiments. The following ar
come Of tlIe resolutions
Ga motion OF Rev.J Regcy.-- L esoived thar
this meeting entertain. the Narnasi gratitude ior
what the American Colonization Society have done,
for tie people OF color, and tor ms, particularly, aud
that regard lAeschene emitted to tic highest
confidence ofeyery man OF celur.
.On moioa Of >. Benedict, Esq. Resolved, that
we return onr grateful ackrowIede menis for Gfrst
Smith, A. Tapran. Esqs. and other earl, and devoted
friends OF colonzatlon names for which shall
ever cherish the highest esteem that we hear with
regret, from misrepresentation, want eli accurate
information, they have abandoned the noble scheme,
aud that we hope the day DO, tar distant IN which
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TsnIE SUBSCRIBER ,esr

i'E EEK respectfully rpt,..,
'iian"S - ms friends, and the pubic pe,.'' ta
u him from time To time and he ~ 'Aenj.J
UNITY ot informing Item that he i sim @ optr.
the aoofe business, III all its various s o.
old stand, one door below Mes>rs Mill, 4. u a lis
7ni Immediately opposite the Farmers Ba, ''o4er',
stock at tbs tIme consists ~, L. t.,l i,""h' li
eles INV" 5 am
Gentlemen's and Ladies Saddles of al H.,
qualities, "'aas anu
Saddle Bags Brdes aud Martiugalcs bo,h -,
own and English manulacture. '0''' 'ths
Coach, Gig aad Jersey Harness.
Wagon. Cart and Dray Harness.
utf'hS and SIfSingIes, cotton and worsted
Travelling Trunks, russell and black
Travelling Baes.
Coach Gay and Riding Whips, Spurs, &c h,
iioiSe 1%llaI5 Hnd "gon Whips, both of li,S,.,
and Northern manufacture, s9"a
Trace and Halter Chains.
The subscriber Is now receiving Iii, Spo,,,
and saAaMEiss1ppLs Stabilize,
rom inc Northern Clues, which is not ndcr,e,
taste aad quality, to any IN any market. ''
All oIlers from abroad Will be thaukfi,II -.
and promptly attended to. '''At7'
n subscriber having larce stoc, IN b,,a
determined very low lor cash, or to raDc,ir,l '
itom rs. Those waning articles in hIs llne. w,.N.
well to give him a cal before PURCHASING. WV
j. g. SilACkLEFORD.
W All repairing in the above line done u,,
neatncss and despatch. "'
IL Country Produce taken in exchange for soa
}. {. S
s,TOLEN from the su Sciihcr a small ".
y and two Horses some time in February l,.,
hlsta'us Watt, totmzry OF Rochh,ldec ,on9.,
! have reason to believe he Is, 1T tins tine >.,.
Rec. !jrl re and u IUit
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Pee CAE.
4ssa ike ssssrc4a .i,oaas9 -l.2 ..,le, u. :. yfa
THE GHOST Driver.


THE HOsTLS Driver.
Hr osAcs eRAFroS.
II, irestr faes ofta, snoV.slaA Safih
Hal hesa touch Vi b. ~iaf.r, h4nl
And Ia, piping win Ia fTah tn i,,.5oiai yortb,
CAM swe'pias over tAs laal.
The drifting SNOW hafero III, bls-t
eurisa Hits tustia- soarl.
Wan tn tramp, az Of horsss coming fl't
Was hsari on n fross1 rregaA
Ia rafting wiisels in IN, mssa'haz bneat.
Glitter pas, tl,g d..
sp,ed v " travellers. by iay ,ul Iasht
lis tao mail STAG lafri9s b.
And colder and raiar the nishts-tin
As III, st>ois moved bravely On
And every muaed MAJ within
Now wished hs journey dnas.
And anon impatient OF delay,
Thy shout to tis driver toi3,
"spsrs not tia whip, ulaa-aast' Gu Thy Wv
We perish her Ia t4o cold
Tn, wild ninl Mi .,,a lr,szy s.f4ta
and seofniull, tossed Ia, sa5w,
But the sarly casohman thar hi To- rs.1,
H sod nor ysa, nor no.
Steadily roccs thsy tie bl,n4 L,!.sls,
And crossed ;hs dismal ueeI,
WIN the drew pp snostn-. with nosit'l' vile,
md stopped 81 ii, iY,sa DOOR
Their driver alo.t on las airy tr1ar
How abide, het hiina ar.
lie moves not Az .5.at1' tn cry, ecm#
down !"
sui h site litc e.atas r.rs.
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EscasgtsGs,I Spring and
y l1.Rg .EzEI IL e. u % NJ y.
April 20

, OBINSON & ELLIOTT are row opening
d q very general assortment OF
sTAE'L AND FANCY GOODs'
Aud being very DESTROYS to effect sales, will OTTER
their customers great inducements to deal They peg
leave to enumcrarc few leading articles;
SuP'r. Black Italian Lutesrings
Parsian Black, very GLOSSY
black NanAn Grapes
Very fine and very cheap 6 Borbazines
Splendid Painted 1luslins, all prices
New stHla Gn1hams, some very low
Ga check. stliped and PLAN MusIins
Beautiful figured Swiss do.
Irish Linens Lawns AMI thread Ca,nbrck Handler
chiefs,
With every other article in their line, OF the Nc"
est style and fashion.
APrll7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
.S'E Eg9Es. EEeDgcEa.

3 FINE lot Of French ~orsed Muslin Col,a.s
Z = aud Lac Cape:
.3E$o,
l'mhoured Lace Capes, and Gauze and Silk Dress
ii,nlhcrehies at JAMES =. HUNT < Co.'S.
April Il
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s'8esl9ccl Ssysspy s

81 received and fer sale nee lot 81 E,y<,,xrr.g,
,,p,i - ''S' :" sa'oh A'st &, PHELPS.
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VIII be - dollars the season, discharged by the
payment OF 20 dollars within the season--and ID 10
insure a mare to be with ioa, the insurance money
PAYABLE the mare Is aSceftalned To be With
o1 al transferred Sl2 the single leap, payable at the
an OF sers &c, ard : dollar the groom IN each
cl-r. Liberal deduction vii. be made, by amy gentle
n 80 Fnlua1 or more mares.
G3ol Prtuase" VIII be furnished lof mares gratis
Il rs fsd al cents pr day.
Taa greatest care anl attention w be paid TO
nt.c. AL COTS b. careful srooms provided or the
purpose, anic9czy cSert3on will be uzel 10 prevent
aeAllaa-- q e-clles 1ul NO r.eIon.IlL lor either