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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The "cgmberland valley Riil.Ro1l'' wa,
Formally opened between Carlisle ADD Cham.
eef'Curg. Pa On Thur,day tho iCth ult.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
HOW 1T HAPPENED

oo''e oil our brethren oil the press.
on the Loco Foco" side. of course
are very busy in explaining the cause
ct their defeat. and the triumph Of the
Wings. One inpuies II TO lna,ien,ion
another TO the extraordinary activity OF
Their opponents, SC. We bud our 6r..
thren hearty welcome 10 all these
and will lend them a file Of the United
States Gazette for eight years past. I'M
which they may find hundred more
Tor long practice made us very expert
IN excuses Of this kind. We never
knew our party TO be defeated, without
assigning some good reason. New
Jersey went, and we told the people
about the unlucky division among IN.
fnends-Connccticut Welded TO the
Loco FocoS, and the misrepresentation
OF DR.. Niles were Observation-Disclosures
Island hallooed for Jackson, aud We
saw plainly that our opponents had
oribcd the Anti MISUNDERSTANDING
lost her vote, aud Mr.. Clay was absent
and SO we went on accounting for
defeats, and comforting the defeated
laughing half the time. as we thought
OF Sherldan's story Of shooting with
the lush game keeper.
Sheridan fired into a fine flock of
partndecs, and missed them all.
Wen done, said the game keeper,
they'll remember thai"
Sheridan shot again vith the same
success.
Your honor maks a fne noise with
a gun. said Patrick.
Il third shot, and no birds dead.
That stung them, I'll warrant it,"
said The good na,ured game keeper.
After some forty or fifty similar fail
u'es. Sheridan grew weary, and disco
vered likewise that the worthy game
keeper was running short Of his kind
ol ammunition.
asa last chance, the sporting states.
man drew upon flock of pheasan,s,
within few yards of the muzz!e Of
his gun. The birds deliberately rose
and flew away. Sheridan turned TO
hear what the game keeper could say
TO that.
Homes! Patrick watched the fight
OF the birds, and then turning To Sheri-
dan, said, your honor made them get
out OF that"
And this has been the melancholy
duty Of some Wing editors for years.
The tables are turned, aud the Loro
Focos must Try the same course. We
repeat our Offer, and would advise them
not TO forget il. They may muster UP
excuses for the present defeat, but a
succession Of zen or twelve years will
certainly exhaust their resouIces-and
while We have the chance Of huzzaing
idr victories. we cheerlulIy offer them
all manner oi excuses Tor their defeat.
~ s. Cassl's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
lLSneisburs yirginian.

Mr.. WEBSTER was at Concord. n
ii on Wednesday last, and pariook OF
dinner. with about one hundred and
hity OF his political friends. After the
cloth was removed, he addressed the
company Chen increased 10 several
hnndreosl for about an hour, interrupt.
cd only by frequent bursts Of applause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

THE BETTER CUaRENcY.-A vrIy
strong Iliu,irAiiOh of the IA Buren,
Currency Is afforded IN the National la.
tellIgencer Oi November -. where the
Editors state. that Western collector
OF theirs RENTED them 500 irom
Nashville, Tenn. and Was compelled To-
pay a discount OF 10 per cent. Tor such
money as he received fpT a Bank Ger.
lIhcate OF Dcposiie when the draf,
arrived ia Washington. the Editors had
10 allow . luther discount Of 10 per
cent. 20 convert II into District money
making clear loss OF seventy cisht
dollars, and bad they been obliged to
col,rrt the draft into specie, the loss
would have exceeded one hundred
dollars. And all :his from = Govern.
mcnt which has been prDtuse ~ pro.
mises Of a sound currency, but j. vet
steadily engaged IN fastening upon the
people Tui0Ous exchange. which. IN
the transmission Of money from one
state 10 9noiher. robs them Of tWenty.
Eve per cent. oi their earnings. and !.
worse "a rcmiiiances msde to The North
ifou Mississippi, Arkansas. Louisiana.
OF Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
fsnA'yir4ais. Legislature Of Pennsyi.
sahia met al harrisburg, on Tuesday iasl

"7A< Commercial Ledger" /, the title OF
Dew paper published daily in New Orleans.
b. N. g. NORrn, she frat number Of which
VIC have just received. 1t is printed with
new type, on fne paper, at ten dollar. per an
nun, and contains great variety Of statistical
iniornati'n, designed principally for the uer-
CATTLE interest. On political subjects the pa .
per viii be mild. 80 our 'cruiioy Of pubic
msn, (LayS the editor) whether incumbent. or
candidates, We shall eHdeaVor 20 bIeud cour-
'ssy with inPartiaiiiy avoiding the ela.nor
Of PAf'iHan strife and Of seetArisn an,nOsi-
tea" On The currency question, u.s LsOsrs
takes decided stand. THE idea a. .s,.) OF
making specie the circulating medium Of lhi.
nA''oo' ve dsea 10 be 80 great IN sb.urdity
a. ever occupied
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The Louisville Journ, received hi
morning. The illumination Of
Nashville on Tuesday evening was
most brilliant II Is said, that the
sPlendor made Gen. Jackson's eve.
aeb" 81 badly, that he has been OBLIGED
To con6ne himself to a dark room ever
SINCE II was even mole painful TO him
than the light OF The flame. which a
lew years ago, burned down the Her.
m'tase. Daring the whole illumina.
ION, he was quoting ShakspeAr with
the frantic ges,icuIa,inns OF tra.ic ac.
Tor Put out he hgAf!"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
THE CURRENCY.

AiO" 'ho Let'ef received by last
evenings Express Mail fIom our COR.
respondent IN New York, our readers
will learn that the Convention of Dele.
gates from the Banks, which met on
tuesday last III the city OF New York
is likely 10 determine that it is inexpe-
dient at Prescn. 10 Tx upon day for
the resumption Of specie pay meats, and
perhaps, also To determine upon some
day on which the Convention will re-
assemble 10 consider the subject.
We dad not expec, any different de-
vision on The main question by the Con-
ven,lon than that which is indicated;
because, having considered the matter
with the most serious attention, We do
not believe that the Banks PeReygXy
are III condition to resume payment.
unless with the hearty aid and co-ope-
ration OF the Government, which. IN.
stead VI lending its aid, continues TO
lfown not only upon the delinquent
blnks. but upon the whole fabric ol our
Commercial system. OF which lhey con-
s'itule an essential part.
Nor do we believe that restoration
Of specie payments is 10 be effected by
resolutions oi any Convention: in which
impression We are sustained by the his
tory OF the resumption Of specie pay
ments twenty years ago, after the Go.
vernment had, by lis improvident and
unwise legislation. Cor refusal TO legs.
iate,) placed the Banks of the country
IN position in which they were Obliged
10 suspend specie payments. Conyen-
lions were held at tina, time and they
ended. as this Convention has result
ed, IN doing nothing. But. afterwards.
the Government having come 10 lis
senses. and resoried TO its power TO re-.
gulaie the currency by the establish.
ment Of q Bank OF the United States.
the resumption Of specie pay mcnis
cane a. Q matter Of Course, and ~o4ld
have continued 10 this day. ii the Ex.
ecutive Of the United States had no,
in the delcrium Of inflated ignorance
and 10 the most arbitrary spirit, resort
ed to the veto power to breal; down
and destroy the very best currency and
Tho most prosperous Commerce the
world has ever seen.
No~, as heretofore, IL is the Govern
ment which must lend iis aid TO the
resumption Of specie payments by the
banks, without which ii cannot safely
be attempted. We do not rnean by
the establishment Of Na,ionai Bank.
because we know that the sense OF
Congress, III one branch at least. if not
the opinion Of the People. is against
that measure. What We mean is. that
Me Government must begin by acting in
a spirit of confidence and cancellation
towards the banks generally. and 10.
wards 49, creditors. By which, aud by
other means amply within it, power.
specie payments might be resumed
uniScrsa.ly, by all solvent Banks. 10
less time than 1t takes Mr.. KrXDtLt's
r'eHiJr mail 10 travel from here 10 y.
Oriedns.- Nat ML
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

a ifesh icU----of words hes broken
oa' "a FloFids bslWssn Gen. Clneh aad
Gov, Call.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The Wings Of New Orleans called A
meeting on the 2l,t, for the purpose
of adopting measures 60 testify their
high eradication a. the result OF the
New York election. The Pioayune ON
the receipt Of the news cnes oui. "Ohl
that We Owned = POa der MILL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

me Abolition papers, open and Sc.
oret, are making great noise about
The "murder' OF The Rev. Mr.. Love.
Joy. at Alton. We depreca,e MODS
and Lynch courts. as sincerely as they
Debut surely no man has a righ, 10
expect the tolerance of a community
"hom he insults by the most con;emp;-
uous disregard aud rash defiance of
public sentiment, frequently made
known. And besides, il seems 10 be
forgotten that Mr.. Lovejoy himself first
resorted TO the use OF firearms. and
Was himself n murderer, before he wa,
murdered ! How strange i, is tina,
men should believe that they are doing
service TO the God Of Peace. BY pro.
'oking their fcllow-beings TO wrath.
and iinbruing their own hands in blood.
but such has ever been the fatal deIu.
sion Of !anatical drcamers.
LynchbIrg yirginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

Tennessee abandoned the old Roman
add now leaves h,m 20 100 votes ,n
the rear. New York has cast or her
iavofic son N sliil n,ote signsi man.
DER Kentucky. through al changes.
has continued firm 90 her adherence 20
Mr. Clay. Have such facts 40 mean
ing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

Onio.-The Van Buren, men ol
Ohio have called convention Of ihc
Wan B1fcn party Of Ohio. 70 nominate
= Candidate 90 opposition ~ Governor
Vance 81 ono. The eth Of January
- resoricd 10 a. fotlorn hope. vii.
sou Shannon. IT Belmont. - talked Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

G-rouf FOt''ssl Correspondents III. b a..
teDdsS - peat vssh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

The Albany Argus continues TO as
sert that the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,
are large majority IN the State Of New
York. but that they were defeated by
sohlsms IN the par,y-one half being
IN favor of banks. AID the other against,
Winch va. does Mr.. Van Buren, 90
u he Is bank nan. he loses the Locos
1.-The Is Loco. he loses the bank
meat he Is on the fence, he lose,
both. We really cannot find how Van
has maJonty.-Hh esiing Tunes.
The Loco Foco division Of the 'Cr.a,
Democratic Party" Hai pas. seem hard
TO please. Some few weeks ago ,h.v
s'yisd their Conservative b,eib,.n
"Fedcralis,s'" "Des-tiers." "Ray IA.
rons. ".fraoId. sc. SC; but sine.
the New York election. it IL. ,See,
gentlemen. come back aud assist US in
our difficulties"
~ can cali spirits from The misty deem"
"Dil iciH Eiey come ''- Uinel,,.,, ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

When the coat u a saint is The
oleanesi, the devil Is icosi detirous 10
IVll hiui W the miIs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
eoNGkEss convened on hoad,y last


eoNGkEss convened on hondsy last
Tie Prss'ssHts Message. about ~A.eh Their,
- much '.PsesislsOa since the "Iate aen,oo.
suaiioos VI p~v,,e seniirnenl" iu Nev y.rL
soa elsa .sre, 10 looked for with much 49,,
he.iode- u vas delivered a, coorr 80,
'sesday. aud ~as received her. =, to- lat. .
Pef'0d i"r io-d,ys paper. ". .h.u .u.Ls
~ fs~ eo9i.s ~ aa Exaa. on Pr,i.y 4,
circulate sn-oeg,t Our reader.. u.,,l
P'''s"' copy 10 all. through cur eols,La..
ssA' week. u 10 believed, fron isa,c.l.,,,,
>" TIE Ciobs aid elsewhere, that Mr.. Van
b.eea wall renew Lis Recommend. ,.au, n, T..
>or of tho stb-rrsasury project The w.
'as'on Sorfss9ondsIt VI Ia. Bal.in,... Pa.
rio, says,
AN nos saahisd To remove from VIM,
rsae" All Doubts respecting tn, ,nle,,,,.n. Al
sos rresideIt m regard ~ lhs Suo-Tre,,,,.,
PROJECT. tcsn s.sure YOU and ,h, IN ,,nor 49,.
sa"s"y IN which ihs ftlio.t eunl,,i-uee NAV ~.
P.'eei. That MIR Van Buren la, made un h..
'a |" adhere 10 tho sGb-rreasury Sehr,,-
."a "e general rccommepdstinu.o ON fiu.,,,.I
1891 contained IA the Message Of septe.n-
I" NV oe'ermiustJn. II nov Le-
ZONES INC d"iy of the true rcpre.ent,,,,,.os
NC Pe"yie io Congress 10 take their r,,ol,.
.'o" s'so, aud no longer permit . Liund.r,ay
SPs"a4eh'er, by trucking Ia a sx!l.b an,
parry, !" remain an obstruction u w,,.
80 "eoebcent iss.slaiion--to pcr.evrte OH
s"aa'eiy IN measures condemned by IN. ,.n,.
'oee OF the naiio0 as veil Ne Contrr,.-
" saoi cut suiieniy against all hat tho
Ps'P'e most esrnesily desire"
@o-
'"s'nss-Tbc next session Of the Lesi,l..
'ufe OF This Slate wiifnot NEE, ,iII IN. 6,,,
"o"as, Ia January the tine Of meeting hay-
'os oeen changed by an act a, the I,., session.
IRON December till January. The chaslo,te,.
'h!s JsGrrsonian Republican uon.ina,s, ia.
heDo~eil, Of koekbridss. as a candidate for
we speakers ehsir OF the II. II ID. some
u0u1'' having been expressed III refer,nre 10
'ne ia'e Speaker. (Air Dsnk'.) opi,ions up,u
'Ae sub-Treasury scheme, NOW tho test Of
~noie-hoS Van Burenism.N the Warr.n.on
'eH.fs'hiao has 'tbs pleasure Of informin.
LIN (ths editor OF The Alex Gag that "a.
nave n from unjOub,sd authority. tina, the
late Speaker Banks is perfectly SQUAD on the
Suo-Tfea'ury measure, and make. no ron.
ees'uieni OF his principles"-meanin, tia, lie
r'1sn TO Tie core on that suhject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
BANK conysxr,oS

Ths body organized IN the City Of New
'ofk % Tie 2Sth uit. TIE Express Of that
city staten that about ono hundred aud ca,
delegates arc Prs.enI There are represent.
Ah'~s IRON six Banks IN New York. C,or,.
Sewooid, Of lie Bark VI America, AIb.,,
Gs.iatIu, u tue National; ur Worth OF IA.
.'9' - w Lawrence. OF the Slate, Nc.
fainier, OF the Merchants; Mr. Fi,h. oI the
irsdss"es's, aud Ooo other aoi Known. The
delegates sre from e. .hic,n s,a,.,: M,,.a.
ehuse'''. hhode Island, New Yyts, N,rs,aia,
and rennsl'snis, are acil rc;,rc.eai,,l -
From Georgia QUO. Ailhln, one. N,,.i,, n,,,
ohs, K-nIEcky two. The CooS.nt,on ~.
's''y organised ey tho sPpo'aimsnt of samuel
Hubbard. E'G uf Boston. P,e,IdrnI; wm ID
is~s, Of rh'isdeip'ia, ard u. Vi B.eu,. q.
"ihehesisr, Va. Secretaries. Tho Co,,,,n-
"on sat with closed dooos-a cireum,ta ree
which has created \ il;ilc .uspii.. aud some
eom?isin,s amongst thr citizens and editor, e
Ne" York II ws. decided lhs, each st.ie
sh""'J have BAT one vote. A com ..il're was
Thea sFpo'n',I. oonlc-ed &c Que lncu.brr
from each sis'c, u dr-fl R,pot. 10 be sui.
m'''ed Ga Wednesday, pointing Out what bu-
''ne's ~i!i D. reOpet ~ easase iAe a,t,ai.o..
VI Tie Convection.
The juurnsi 10 Ca.nm-rce saws. n Z. pos
pretty Nrt aseeria,nei Isal the Convention
viii hot az "n sny tine for the r,sumpt.sn OF
specie PaJ"'euts. They will very likely ad-
Journ 10 future day, say March. The fol-
lowing Interesting article IN conne..on i,h
this subject. IS taken FROM The las. Nation al
Iutsllixeue,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
The mind Or desultory man.

saudious OF change"
The LspsER, speaking Of tho snima,ipr
scenes on The Lsrts Of New-oflesns. says.
THE ear - almost necessarily cheered with
the sounds OF rausie--proceej sometime,
from bsnda on the steamboats,, but more Ire-
qnsntIy from the stevedoret, -ho sing with
bois'srod' energy while taking 10 OF dschsts-
thg tho esTgoes Of vessels Nor can Nc ou,i,
ts soties the loud end at the same iin.e haf.
montous notes Of tho African race. sb,cl,
greet your ear, not only along the Lsyse. bu,
N osisF parts Of the city. These happy .oul.
always seen cheerful while attending 10 their
iabOe u hundred Of them be together.
they Keep perfect time IN chorus, sbd. though
Ws abhor the base iDitstious Of them by ,-Li,,
,asA. yet the genuine NsErs songs yielI q. ,LsA
Aoas exquisite enjoyment
''Gls me . spark o. .Nstuc,'s fire.:
That's a the learning ds,ms:
Thsb Tho drudge thro' IuD and miro
AZ plough or cart,
~ muse, tho namely IN aitira.
SLAP touch tie heart"
The Publication u the "Ai.esolia." b,
Mr.. NOatH, will be coatinurd-Mr. n nsr.
ISrB'iDg The editorial duties o. tVu, pab.,e..
usns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
LOOK HERE.
SI'skZ CHE.xEsER.!!

fENIIE SUBSCRIBER has az hand between 81 and
a1o,o0u worth Of GOODS, aud frankly acr
kno"lcdges that lac l. compelled to have money Tor
a part ot them. Therefore lac will sell u portion Of
hom. # not the whole, cheaper lhun they were cvst
kno"n Ia be. Porsons wishing ~ bny had better
call aud supply themselves, doubt ~ entrriainr
cal thai eonds will he higher. but necessity knows
no Law. Therefore they must be sold. at tho
following aHeYaaited ioW prtess;
NciN rNllasurerinc blue and black Cloths, So truly
splendid, =s.- !
ENim supclhnr blue black aud eplored Cloths. At
~ and =. .##..#,#. = =,4
Real sup ,6oc French r,nted ep,Inic-, al cofor,
NJ - I'd. ##.t#
Ne" style and beautiful r'ad popns, at ls1 cts. :
100 doc. fancy llindhoiclnris Will lie sold very
cheap.
Beautiful tilico,s N 10 to % cts.
t'oud low ptiecd ditto, n Ia eIs. -
II 400 murll, OF SIhs aud Sans, OF every doscrip-
ton, very low, t.#a +,
\ I.n splendid IS Painted Muslins left, 10 be sold al
30 cls.
\ few ,e,N handsome ditto, II - cts
lew patrrns beautiful Printed Lawns, ut 37A cts.
\ large as.oitnent at lnc brown French Linens at
l. ia =. y
Between II 900 and ; 100 worth Of stAsndid
French worked capcs aud Collars, "'r+e than
cheap, -
\ul man, other Goods which viii br sold SO low
~ To pay the purchasers large per cent even In
buy M annlhe year. Purchasers respectful
Is invited 10 call and examine aud h,t the goods
speak inr ihemaelsos. T.. II. ESTES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
TIE, Ill Alnl iGEkS.

Il Was bat the other div that Kendall, through
''';hc, hoa>tsd that his express nH had made Il
h''etol one hundred thousand dollars beyond the
Ftl'es. We then said thai We had no doubt the
'ai consisted OF public letters charged with treble
L Ne because ali letters, Ia "homs ever directed,
'nc or private, sent b> this mail, pay treble post
:" In continuation OF our suggestion We find 1t
! " stated, on kendall's authorlty, in til. G,obr.
S'he letters sent to the President and Heads Of
p'tohcnts constitutea serious tax ca the coutlI-
" ,nhls {" several OF the Executive otces and
| NJ Kendall had ord red Eouc such to be sent
s"e express mail unless the postage y paid IN all
' except such are sent To the Postmaster
w. "'n and his three Assistants, the postage on
,., ~" Is to be paid III advance. and allowed in the
%"eht OF postmastcr> accounts. The cores
alehce OF the Postmaster General and his Assi>-
WIS., "o"e' al treble the usual charge Tor letters
,n ." the rate charged on letters gent b, the
IN0 mani VIII be more, We presume, than ; 90,
30 much Tor thi. hunibug.
BMiiHt0re Uefchabt.
~W piece of trIchcry shows OF Amos in hi, true
''' er' In order To make a good financial exhibit
"s Annual Report to Congress he requires the
''f. OF the government, who are entitled to the
""es. Of iralnsly their letters in the regular mail
P'y' hsre other people, treble postage, if they be
!" ihe Express Mail. The receipts from this
'e are ss.d to be enormous. The Globe &c
'"ea''y BOOSTING that the Express Mad will pro
neW revenue OF 100000 But when We
"' 10 look AT the facts il turns out tha, more thar
y" probably paid by the government itself
woodbury., one of Uncle Sans agents
'"'os ndall, another of his agents, ior trans
'"e letters OF the public officers. One OF thu
elnptled to fill anotlier-and this is calle'
r?@' Why, "A man had as well transfer st
''es iron his brceches pocket to his YES
,no. 1'' poast chat lie was getting richer ! TIM
,... y" OF making money. However, II vii
h.L' '"h purposes. He will make aspIen
8, wv "''h'eli, and three -tourths OF the people
Ia Nhow that the Post Office eAchcquer l.
; N" abs',acrron Of 1,uch tom ,hs public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
REM ESTATE FOR SALE.

~ VIRTUE OF decree oi the Circuit superior
~ Court oi Inv aud thnec,s. Ia, the county OF
AMHERST pronounced nj the April term, ls15, IN the
ease "i Rolling v. Rolline, Ac. thc undersigned
Commissioners appointed by the snld Count, will pro
coed Ia sell CA the premises, IN Thursday, the Isl,
tia, oi august l&ls. Ia the highest bidder on err
dat Of al ; YEATS, bonds with personal security,
ahh the title retained TIE TR N'f OF LAND Of
which john Ballne dicd, SEIZED and posscssrd con
tanning about leo ACRES, k,ne IA the count,
al Amherst, aud Immediately IN tl,r main road
leading tom Amherst Count llonse To the town ni
l,n,lb aud nenl, an equal distance between
the two places. aud would be good stand for II
house oi Public Entertainments
JOHN COLEMAN. Cam. and Sler,f
a. .lmhcfd county
June u ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
go Ncs~rs. .e0s,ta Saunders and
Julius Saunders, u.s.:

4 ,nn alr notresnlchs NJ this tomnonn ealth,
aud have no a9rnt N attorney residing therein,
known IL ~, We takc this method ut notifying YOU,
DIV pooli, aiion IN the public news pap0s) thai We
shall GA the 9th aud 9TH dry ol Seplcnbrl nrNl bc-
tween the ilsIng and setting ri hc sun IN each ol
hose DAYS. N the Tavern House of lopk,ns Noalin
III Franklin county NuE,n,, proceed Ia iahct he de
positions al snndiN witnesses, aud on the 9Th aud 9h
DAYS al The same month, bcfmrrn the iisus aud sci
tn4 oi tic SUI ou carh ot those dan, At the Store
llousr al james NJ llalrn, ~ Brdtold county YIN
Rlnl,, We shall also proceed Ia tahc the dispositions
al OF al u su,t IA Chauceiy. depending III the Circuit
superior tnuIt ni Law aud Ihancery, Tor bedford
county, "hrrcm we ane plaintiffs aud yourselves and
oihets nr defendants. winch several mcs aud pla-
CO, You my attend 81 not. ours Ne,
HENRY /. TATE.
JENlNN TATE.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
81 yaydsiIs GOODS.

My the Tall, lIo, from Liverpool 10 Ciiy Poipt,
I'D Va. We are IN receipt OF portion OF our inn
porlalon OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods consist
M oi
Dr.. uurrsscd PLAID aud Striped Gin.lams
/ and ! common TO very fine brown l.lncns.
Birds Eve Diaper. (all Iincn) ~
II i and / ; fine and cNtra fine Linen Shcctng,
superior Blcachcd Drill for Panialeons,
j. Nt,a fine aud handsome figured Marscillrs, ,,
English SIX loiscry, Ribbed and PLAIN, rtry superior.
PLAID and Striped Fancy Drill for Pantaoons,
Checked Musrna, Jacon,t IS 4 al Can,brlcs, 49,.
bale assorted Patent Thread, No. - to 40. rery Yood,
Which with our very large aud desirable stock Of
Good, before on hand we offer at prices Ia su' the
times Those IN want oi Goods ot superior quality,
will ,,Il at JAMES &. HUNT X Co.'S,
n Hc Old Indian Qassn.
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