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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
From the Petersburg htcifgenctr
WRE\CENILLE RACES

The races over this course commenced on Tues
day, April ith, and continued five days.
FIRST
Sweepstakes Of $500 eacll--Sl 100 :orlcit--tor
three Years old colts and GllIeS-milc heats sub
scrihrrs
Mr., McCargo's Or. Lewis0 b by inn
ported Iuzborough dam by Nifeinian,
St HIS. 3 |
Mr.. Maoln's chi by imported Luzborough
dam Jane Shore, - lhs. : ; =.
DIR. Goodwyu's tllartwrll's) chilly Eclipse
dam Mnrhora, - lbs. i eds
MIR. Towne's b c by imported fylde, dam
Sh>lock, Sc lbs. | dr.
Tmc-ls heat, I'm. 52s., I'd heat, I'm. 57s. 81
heat, Pm. Won clcvcrly. This is the best time cy-
crmidc over this coitse-the famous Swecpstake>
race, $500 entrance, &c. by Johanna beating
at heats Lafayette, and others, me heats was wor
III I'm 5''s. I'm. 51s. am IS. The Fydc colt haf
not recovered from the distcmper, aud Mr.. Macln.
hIly was IN bad order.
SECOND DAY.
SnC 'pstahcs OF 500 cach--halt torcit-iOr 3 YEA
old colts and dllies-nc heats subscribers.
i)t E""d"Hn's ch by Sm Charles, dam by
Washington, 81 lbs.
Capt, Claibornes ch t by imported Luzbo-
rough, dam by Shylocl>, IS lbs.
Mr.. Spurs (Nenitts) c By imported Luzbo-
rough, dam by SIR Archie, - lbs. , :
Mr, Dug9ers b bv Sir Charles, dam Polly
Peacham, % lbs. 2 4
Iimc-lst heat, 2m. ID heat, 2m. 2s Course
very hea'y-hotl heats handsomely contested.
THIRD DAY.
'roprietor's Purse S2O0-2 mile heats
Ml. Powers ch Jumper, b, Eclipse, dam
10y Alexander, i years old 100 lbs.
capt tlalborne's by Tonson dam BY
-, years old 100 lbs. >
Nh Maclins h Elastic, bv Timolcon dam bv
Hlf lat years old, no lbs. 3dls.
Nm. NNnns ch Sally Mayleld, b, Z
clp,c dam Catherine Warren, 1 years old
q lbs H.
MIR. Goodw,n's CHI c Occola, by Sill Charles
dam by -, years old 100 lbs. dds.
VIZ, VIC, argos M Sally Eubanks, dam by
Constitution. aged. l2l lbs 6dis
DIR. TowneS ch c Meridian h, Eclinse dam,
by Napoleon. years old, loo lbs dis
Iime-lSt heat, I'm. IS. ID heat, I'm. Is. Course
very heavy. Sail. Eubanks the tayorltc-shc WAS
IN too nigh order Sally Mayfcll threw her rider in
the inst mile OF the second heat ran round with the
other horses. aud came in third. bur WAS declared
dl>tancrd. Sally Eubanks VAS dlstanrcd the second
heat by mistake OF her rider.
FOURTH DAY.
Jockey Club Purse SloO-3 mile heats
Mr. Spurs (Nlerritt's) ell Sophia by Red
gauntlet dam Clara Fisher, / wears old
% lbs.
Mr. Maclin's oh c Tom Crinslc by Car
oman dam by -, years old, 100
VIM Wym's Martha Washington
ny Sn Charles, dam Isabella, wears Old
81 lbs. '' o.
MIR. Townes oh bv Eclipse. dan, by q,
Harry, 4 years old, 81 lbs 2 ids
Mr; McCtg",s oh c John Tyler, b, F.
cllpse dam Creeping Kate, wears old.
Dr. g Go .od .n.hr..,m ) 5 dis.
dam by -, years old loo lbs = 1r
course very heavy. Martha Washington appear
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NEW GOODS.

! | ST received by the subscriber the following 'r
- ry beautiful GOODS, for eentlemen's wear:
CLOTHS, blue and black. rifle green Cloth, and
various other colors, some very fine
Blue and black Cashmere ; Fawn do. PLAID do
Buehskin do. Rob Roy do; Melbourne 40.
do. Ribbed do.
natii2ured Summer Cloth,
Black Bombazinc,
Linen Drills, Fancy ribbed do. Printed Cuttings :
Worsted Plaid,
Fancy Velvet Nestings
Plaid do. Plain black do,
Black English Satin,
A great variety of fancy Silk and Marscles Vest
ings.
\ greatly variety of Fancy Articles, such as tehoe
mems Pocket llandkerchiefs, Gloves StocN'
Cravats, Merino Shirts &c. &c. =.
The subscriber would respectfully inform II,
friends and the public, that every thing IN il's NV
shall be made in the best MANNER, in the ia'rs
FASHION, and at the SHORTEST NOll.h'
and being DESTROYS of doing cash business IN lu.
ALL WHO PATRONIZE HIM MAY EAPE'
GOOD BARGAINS.
y. B.-Taors are notified that the SUBSCRIBE
agent for the sale OF Messrs. Scott Il Perkins : u
port of Fashions, and Squares and Scales.
b. II. HUM.
April II At u -
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Tgo9i Hc Ne lols TIcra}3.

LAND CILATlONS-LANDC oMPA-
NIES-one ri tho greatest branches ot speculation
winch has been the nt producing the present
crisis throughout the county. is the creation of i'm
m'hsc land monopolIcs by the friends, relatives and
IP'o4'eN OF government, aud the purchase made BY
'il'se ihcn IN the public lands.
IN mus eliN We have land muuprny cqllrd the
american Land Company, which was one of the
'>t !" generate the recent mania that ha, turned ont
~ "'HdSuohs 7" the commerce OF the " hole couutTy
ne leading stockholders of the COMPANY are the
son OF the President of the lnited Srairs-tlc bro-
thcr OF the Attorney General, and their numerous
friends, cousins aud connections in New Yof, Al
hany and Washington.
me- organization OF the company wa, the SIgnal
'"' 'h' creation OF MANY others, every part of the
country. In Boston there is a larrr conp,n, v,,b
when the Postmaster General is connected
ne ''tloh and the influence of these companies
nave pe'n the principal mcauS in leading the nation
'" hazardous Sprcuations, and IN ripcnng the land
"'','' hN ihlN means the surplus revenue has been
,"I1'" TO an enormous extent. and the commerce
o'he nation lett to suffer ion the want of money ia
transact business with
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To The Indies mud Gentlemen Of u,n,bbu,y mud
il lei mi

Nj Il. SSlE1 respectfully announce, 10 the
w Ladies and Gentlemen ol l>nchburg and It's
vicinity, tflt, according To his promise, made ,s,
year 10 his pupils, and Others reopen his School
tins session he intend, commence, during the llrst
week oi May ncNt, IN the Franklin llotcl Parents
and others who may wish Ia patronage the School
are respectfully invited 10 be ready To commence nm
mediaelN as 1t viii promote the progress of the pu-
rls, and save time aud money. Nh T. cannnr STAY
longer than one session
Terms as usual, $40 per session, payable IN tho
last week ottuitiun
W Practising Coalition Parties every week
Mr.. h. also respectfully informs the Ladies and
hcntlemcn OF Amherst Court house and us ,ieuity
that II they will make upa School at that place. hc
will be very much pleased To commences at the same
time as IN L,nchburg.
Apr 10 -
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been tuui' acc ptihl' IN thai qua,te,. aud.
that II might have hesn successfully n,.. Pm,
the American People a candidate r., fs,'Seh'ed u
dency. But | do not complain. Tia, Inc me Pr,
never possessed any charms in my sigb, ni Ign off,
induce me to seek 1t by unworthy means ny eeaIl
but as the spontaneous grant OF those who ,, %se
the ngh 10 oesow 1t. ! shall be happy if ,b' Ind
sernnleh, o, my country by whomsoeyer adg 10
promote the interest and happiness nj, n. ip"U< H.
As TO myself personally, only regret tina, I1opl'-
strained by circumstances from seeling !, 'h II.
ment that r'pose OF which feel so much nee, WIN.
Reclprocatlng cordially your kind wish
'1'hinily, your friend and obedient scr,an, | n
II. CLAW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
FROM FLORIDA.

An official report has been received from Gen Ie
sup, dated Fort Dade, March 26, IN which lie states
that the Seminole ehlct, \ aholooche, CLOUD, who
commanded AT ahoo, is ut Tampa Bay with his
family, and that he has about 200 of his people IN
camp that post. That the principal chiefs
the ST. Johns, Tusknnia and Emerthla, (Php)
have sent messages To Gen Jesnp that they will obey
the order OF Mleanopy TO emigrate and that Philip
had also seut hlS Who informed the General that
ms father had required Abaca, (Sam Joncs,) the
chletot the Nickasakggs- to- JOIN HIM and accompa-
ny HIM ON his visit To Mlcauop,- THE General has
doubt that the Is ended, 1t firm an, prudent
course is pursued lie states that he shall send one
battalion OF the Indian warriors serving IN FEorlft
Mobile, soon IL can be mustered and paid and
transports be- Obtained. That the Alabama draugh his
will be sent Oft rs they can be paid trans
ports have been provided for them; that the naval
garrison furnished 10y Commodore Dallas, for Fort
Foster, has been relieved, and ordered JOIN the
ship whence 1t was detached that he shall discharge
the volunteers and militia force as rapidly as the
circumstances oithc service will permit and will take
measures have the ordnance aud other stores not
required III Florida, taken To the noSt convenient
arsenal and storchousc. tfio6y
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FrDm He Nc,r York Spirit Of he 7Tn,S

7
Ma. PEYros's Corr LIvfNGsroS.--1hc Hon
Mr. Peyton, NJ. {. from Tenncssce writes us from
Washington, under date of February l. 9TH in relation
to his fine colt "Lvingstol.. We ohecrfullv comply
with his request TO publish the annexed paragraph OF
his letter.
My ell. colt, 4 years old next
Spring, BY Crusader, dam Patty Puff by Pacolct,
was named Livingston and recorded at his loal-
ing. Van BuIen-Dick Johnson-'rom Benton
Democrat, eXpungcd the name. Lirin esoa. and sub
Stutcd that OF Gel. BcHton,' IN rs stead Nav,
Sir, ! am opposed to erp,mgn@. and especial, to
the EfpUtgSr, and must insist that the original
uame--' lIvINGsroN be restored in your Journal,
wrTten- II You please, with strong hand, and black
lines acruss tlIe face Ga bad phz--that-over which
nature has drawn bacher lines than any which can
be made with Inh J of the sud flF B,utoa.'
otrsS- VERY respectfully,
E:yGru Pryyny
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From The Alsrandria Ga-,,,,

II is Thought, in the United States Gazeu,
Benton and RTes are opposing candidate 'a that
coed Mr.. Van Buren,. They were but we do =" sue
to the present time, The bIua, bold oyerbco,.
Msso"r, senator , mas Tor the present, backed tn,
courteous silk stocking" Vrginian off the Gu. ~
Mr.. Rises knuckled in the Senate Chamh,r ned
rival, and allowed his friends toast him at III. 70 III
dinner in Richmond Nevertheless there s 49, a'9'i
between them. All this is outside show. NJ, D. ,"t
'bides his time" but now prefers to remain "Ne'
As things go, however, gold to silver thai Run LUZ
VIII peat nm three to one-we, as usual, benz
the mnof'ty-or' between the two, we 20 for R,e.
And, perhaps, TO that complexion We SHAH n
have to come at last " al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
TIE FAILURES IN NEW ORLEANS

We are indebted TO q Commercial house of this
cus for the following copy OF letter dated New Or
leans, April ls 1s35 -
The failures OF the 4th and Gh March, Herman,
Briggs Co. Thomas Barrett d Co. and Sam.
Herman n SON, and all the parties forming the firms
preceding the first. such "a Reynolds, B,rne,
Go. Byrne, Marshall * Co. and Herman Briggs
N Co.. VIZ. Janes NJ. Reynolds. l.. Il. Marshall,
and John Il. Byrne, now and must lluquestona-
bly, terminate IN total failures that all the proper
~ OF all the parties cannot, with degree OF pro-
babilty, pay all teir engagements. Herman, Briggs
y Go. with the debts Of the preceding firms, owe
about 80 millions and show little no balance.
Thomas Barrett y Co. owe 81 millions. Samuel
Herman n Son, about3 millions including all re
sponsibilities. Samuel Herman, seems. never
was WORT, two hundred thousand dollars Since
these failures Brandrf, M'kenna X Wright, owing
u millions. Shlulds. Turner X Renshaw, owing
<lj0, 900, Buchanan, Ilagan Il Co owing half Il
miIlion Bier aud Stcycr, owing about 500, 900 may
be added To the list they all connected with up
country products and principally in cotton; but rs
yet no great appearance of pressure exists among
amy other classes tins city the shop-kccpcr, aud
all kinds OF dealers IN goods seem T." Il ., -,
connected with all lhcsc. us,arnna,c houses.
v J. Elpte,,.
HE following is postscript 10 a letter frccit ed
by another Commercial house III tins civ OF the
same date. Mr. John lIaean SEN who is entirely
Disconnected with amy of the late failure. and who Is
III possession oi property within the al immense
value. has come forward to the assistance 81 ms
ncpltcns, Who are IN the firms of EuCb,nan, llaaan
u 60. and lIagan, Nc,ins & 90. His name and as.
slsauce Will III consequence, sustain ti.,s, Two hons
cS from any INJURY IN then business, and place them
ON high ground ei credit and meals. N.
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t.. h. II bud order though size n's the i1'oflie
Ti,nc-6m. Sos. each heat
FIFTH DAY.
Svcensfakcs of 500 each-halt forfeit Tor thie'
,ears old colts and fes mile heats saoSo foeis
Mr.. Duegers ch BY Sir Charles Jam t''''' :,
West. I'll lbs.
c.s, Claborne's ell by Sir Charles dam
'ai'' ~ ifs dis
r,mc-ls, heat. Pm. 2s. 2d heat, Pm. Course
very heavy.
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

The steamer Forcs'er, Capt. DLLoN, arri,cd at
Savannah on the 9th inst, from Black Creeks
The dates from the Army are To the 5th, and
from Fort lleeman the eth. abraham and i,uil,
who were at Fort Dade state that Wconopg, Jumper,
and PoreH, had started for Tampa Ba. on the Sd
INST.
IieCriad and his band have arrived at For1 Ann
strong. and Co,ni and alligator at Tampa
Bay.
Iii, NOW conceded that the Wal is nj an end. and
thai there will be no more fighting
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Sr. l.nIIs. lMn.l Am1l |

1T ~ N4'I7IT 7 7,
Several Receivers ul the Land Offices in Ni.,,,;
and Illinois have been ia town within =, t,,' 1 :,
make deposits tthc funds received IN ra,mcnt to,
me pubic lands. From 100000 to POO 600 dnll,,.
nave been placed IN the vaults of the \rcnc, tLc
largest proportion If not all of which was in rold and
",,i' ->"thS' more II may be SAID. will be seen
OF these funds until they have n,rf,rn,oJ - , =
the deposite banks in other parts ofthe MON AID
as 'here Is to be no distribution this YEAR and the h
Sess OF the country is in unsettled and d,nr,ssd
state, little OF IT will be again drawn from lis bJinn
P'''e i'f INC accommodation ofthc Public R,p
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NV OEIIANs- ami [

WV VNTTNNN, 7 pm Z.
Another si dav We note a sale of 100 b,,ds
Sugar at Il cents. Cotton is somewhat 6,u,e,
y" increase "i price has taken place, and holder,
are 10Th to part with the article at the present ruin
Gus rates. Whether II will rally is cxce,d,nol,
doubtful Flour Is saIeablr at s,s--wc note A tran
s'c'l"h "' 900 bills Nhishcy III small lots first qua
'ty, can be had AT 3 cents.
Nothing oi consequence has transpired in tlr Mo
n'y Market 10 day. The same general uneasinrs,
prevails.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

LIBERGA.--Wc learn from the office III tie tm'
rican Colonization Society that tho brig Hoaon,
which sailed from Norfolk about the 2oIh o De-
oenbcf. and from Wilmington, \. e. on thu il|
arriNcdin safety at the port OF Nonro,a earl, IN fe
ruarv, where DI. Bacon, " no went out as PLY >Ir.M
ofthr colony, and Dr. Taylor, as his assistant, with
the cnierants on boari landed in good health
Capt. Ilowlaud the master of the Rondout, win
WIS in bad health when he sailed from hence We ARE
concerned to state. found it necessary. on hSft
turn, to stop at the Wes, India Island OF 81. Thom
where he remains SICK.
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manner proposed IN the next rrc, edlpg RESOLUTION.
or IN Other such way may he deemed most adyisa-
bic.
Resa}r6d. Thai the committee who made the +
bove fepou, be charged with carrying the into
effect, aud that they bc authorized 10 add 10 then
numbers.
Rosoirod That the Secretary and Chairman be
added to the committee.
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From he UoJiLe Mercantile 4J,ey,;Ser

ne letter from Mr.. Clay, from which the follow
my an extract wasa private written to friend
!" ,hlS cry II has been received for some time
and the extract is now made public only to show
now base and malignant the Globe is in imputino TO
WI lay as 1t has repeatedly done, burning desire
10 remain IN public life and the practising of dccep
nor, non to induce the kentucky Legislature TO re.eect
him to the United States Senate
;" WAsHINGToN, 9th FEBls37
.,,, think with you that it is highly prob
"le at' nut Tor the preludices excited at the South
" '>1'a',t , 'I'' after the pas
sage OF 'ir compromise Act, IN, name would have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
Fro" thc -Nc~ York Ercains star. ..IDrH u.
THE SLAVE CASE-EIOT

The case Of coored man arrested , c, d,,.,
SINCE ON the charge oi having run away from his mas
yer III rsna, came up before the recorder ON Ines
Jay and after some preliminary steps it was adionrn
eu TO Yesterday at II O'Clock. Owing to the nm.
''o"d present, the recorder adjourned to the
session Room. Aims House. The ey,n,;na,t,' ~" ",
witnesses IN behalf of the slave continued III th,oe
S o'o,N' when the proceedings were adjoumed-
Nearly all the audience were blacks and most -,
'hcm retred' \ few, however, fingered behind and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.

NV AoRK, ArHIL Il.
Day after da, am compelled To write YOU bad
news. Believe me. il gives me no pleasure To com
municate such news, and whenever | can honestly
make bad appear ftir, | will With Joy But the
fact - there IS as yet no relief. al ~ gloom There
Is rainbow ia the sly. And what IS worse
cannot tlatter ourselves with a hope of re-.
lief; Ton the Government, which eoad do us good
IS hcaftess, deaf and blind 10 the public calamity,
What havoc il is making among the cotton planters
OF the South the rice and tohacco growers. too.
kcScind the Treasury circular, and there would be
relief.
Stocks have fallen again o-day. Money is scarce
The evaporation of the public mind ae anst
the men who have money to let At usurions rates OF
interests SUCH that they not willing to isk
the ohloquy. This Is one reason why they with
draw from the market and the other reason IS the
great probability thai the Legislature will take means
TO enforce the usur, laws. The most enormous sums
have been pad Tor usury in this city, and vet the
uSurers will have lost much by bad paper that
thcr profits Will be but little over seven per cent per
anrIum. Is,ny hastearuy aggravated the mischlcls
i OF the tunes
The Eastern and Northern mails are in. The Bos-
ton Post of Tuesday says that Monday there was
a smash" in Boston. to quote It's own words ior
three OF four hundred thousand dollars. The
Tunes" here tells rs money will be easier after the
election
NV 1oRk, ArRIL -.
Our elections are going on with the usual parade
noise, and clanor.
The city, politically speaking is all IN order Ma
/ fighting no rows no broken bones as VET put
al this IN ordinations fpt is wonder In ihcre
are appearances of tfoubetronI anothcrqnartcr The
blacks are IN high state OF fever. Last M. ut claim
ed slave broke from the court hoisc alnid the cheers
Of hundreds al blacks who throngrd there: but the
officers soon brought him back again wherenpon
the coorcd people all over the city were IN high com
notlaa Totav, they arr III tire Park IN nassf cx
th'n@ al the preliminary slcns OF a disposition 10
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mn" 1mtS'- he last tiotttlr% horse Emperor,
yesterday sold Al Taltcrsars for pjDc bUD,jyrI 155
my doijafS We bid >l0o, and the coveys all
wh's,lcd AT thu hid-but,r enough for HIM The
purchaser SAID he could clear linn IN three matches
v \. .St1r
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single house IN tins city shipped for lIa,an, on
Saturday last, less than i75 bags of heal for the
benefit Of drawback "a Y SIN,
\ lot oi ground al !'rooIlvn, near South Ecrly
winch sold last tall Tor 1000 MAS knocked oil >e>tcr
day At Sl1oo I'm
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MOBILE. RACES.

rbese races commenced the 81 inst. With a
march between birmingham and Scarlet, iouf lnlie
L,,e for 1000 aside The race won by BIZ
,,i,,gI,n, IN one heat. distancng his competition
~. boa, Was run in I'm. Ss.-one second less than
,be first heart of John BdScombe against Post Boy as
IN, following statement will SHOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

BtgH IN Pear IrccS.-.The PENNSYLVANIA Ilml-
cultural Society. auNiouS To promote the discovery :"
preventive OF the disease usually tcriucd M1st III
pear trees, offers premium of IRE hHHdfea doiH y
to be pad the person who shall discover and m3A'
public an ciirctual means OF preventing Ms ATTACKS
The premium rot to be awarded until after the ~
rrdtion OF three years from the publication oil The
ventlve nor until the society shall he fully satisfied Dbl
Ms efficacy. Communications ON the subject may De
addressed per mail to DAVID LAMBETH, Correspond
M SccIciary. Phadelnhia
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WANTED.

section % of the James River and K,,,,1,a
canal, tnear Warwick MILL in Amherst ten
morse teams and scrapers, for which will pay sol
per day and board the drivers
April II ., e,
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Az DIES. &c.

(Which arc fresh, fine and hcautitul toaetLc, mi AT
,io i'''',',s necessary to carA on the business.
winch viii be continued IN the SAM hnnsc bitb,,f,
occupied by Mr. AyrcS.-1hcy will receive in few
days fresh supply OF FRUITS CONSISTING IN mart of
Almonds, Palm Nuts, Fiiacr's, Orange lemons
H"'sins, sfune-, English NnInut. acA,
They have 80" on hand a fine lot of Cl sRE\N,rS
iew of which thcy would dispose of for f.,,,,iI,
They are such as they can recommend Ia her.
TONERS. They will cudea,or Ia keep constant, 49,,
manu- good suppl, OF III" very best East and Wcsf
india ruts and will take great pleasure in promnlI
attending to all orders from distance ion articles j.,
their ine-DealeIs may assured the articles sb,
be OF the very best gu ,lity, and shall NOT be .r -,
.ieni' un,Gss thcy are such as described. Nh Van
cey IS well known to be equal If not suprrior 10 m,
Nomeeuohet that has ever been in tins pan Of the
country; They, therefore hope by digcnt attention
age. f'''"
~ 1.-The! would like to Get a BOY twelve or
"leoh var o' agr' as an apprentice, To come re-
commended as active. aud OF good moral ,I,,,,,.,
WIN. H. LNDlCk,
j. VI. GANCEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

The trial OF the case of Reuben VI. WI drnt9 rs
Gen. :. {. Icakn, lately one of the editors ol thc
Baltimore Chronicle for alleged libel Nil rroha-
bly, take place IN Baltimore this or the next week.
before the e. :. Circuit Court now sitting in tllat
city. Mr.. John Quincy Adams, subpmnaed as one OF
the witnesses, has arrived in Baltimore.
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portion "l the nuns OF the Josrph's building fell
nus morning, carrying with II four laborcrs one of
~"om was :" dangerously injured, that his hie Is
dcsparcd OF The other three wc,, but sl;cI,,l, L,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

The purse OF $1,000. four mile heats, was won by
tUl. Hingamans Funny Wright. as follows:
Col. Eiugaiuan's Fanny Might, /
". j. Nitsut's Kathleen, >
!. = GafriSons tlovfna, >
Time, SIN. 36s.-sm 2is.-I'raek very isavs-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-20

Late anil important trom-Mr. Benton.--yss,..
days Globe contains one OF Mr.. Bentbns sneech,
on Salt delivered eight wears ago III, e,,,a'
speeches OF the Senator are bad cnough-br, :,
" eight year old colts must b" '",-' =. ~
.sn indeed
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