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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

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NPufN'lance Of a decree of the circuit superior
court OF law and cancery iog the county OF Am
''S'' az MS April term So in the casr OF ohm Eu
ant Plaintiff. against Edmund Winston. late shcr-
~ Oh The county OF Amherst, aud such admlai>ra-
", win the will annexed of Robert Garland and
"'neis' defendants: the undersigned sheriff of said
.o"'''s OF Amherst. and Commissioner Tor the pur-
P">e named III the said decree, VIII. Monday the
." OIL September ncN, Al Amherst court house. be
LUZ court day) proceed 10 sell by way of public auc-
o' 10 the highest bidder, credit OF SIN months,
nc slave Henry and al other property in the sand
at, n referred to. The purchasers Or purchasers
" De required to give bond with sufficient secnlity
''' me payment of the purchase money.
JOHN COLEMAN, SHERIFF
ami Commissioner.
August 10 ,ls
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U Vow Observation-Disclosures.
~ % w. Es - gg'.E T. s @. ~.
'G'liE subscribers have now on hand Il Good AS
sentiment 81 Dry ta@e,l>. Groceries. - G..
a"d expect shortly to open large and sp,eudId Sc
"c'''h ct We ~ e.pDFbs, suitable tor tie pre-
Seh' aud approaching scasuI-ail oil which W. ave
determined 10 sell At very small advance, tor
CAsEH.
"ercsprctinlly solicit coutinuance OF the public
patronage 50 literally bestowed on she Late fms,
rs We irel confident oftclng enabled 10 give cntlrc
Satisfaction 10 I'll these who may favor with call.
JAMES +. liORNER,
WM. HENRY WATSON.
August 8 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

/. :. All person., indebted to thr l,'r concerns,
OF lanr. T.. llorncr x Go. OF to James f.. iornrr.
'nhcr by bond, note Otherwise. viii please call
AM, settle then respective duc -oou practicable
as am ANXIOUS 10 settle mp the business ol The late
INNS AS soon possible. J AS. l.. IlOHN!It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

lust received supply of Clemens hl.MMc
q LOTION, a certain cure for PimPics, Free
letters s;unhurrs. Ac &c. For sale by
JANIS +. ROYAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

The export OF specie from New York for Europe
continues. The packets 1.-THE Is, carried out thout
&i7o 900, Of which 5000 goo were for Laudou 5ao,
900 for Liverpool and 100000 fpr Harrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11
ugust 10
10 Physicians. Merchants sAc.


W u invite tho attention of puisICIANs, MIR
e<.' CHANTS and the pGrIIc generally to call AVID
s s''''hc our stock of NEDICI NEs; &c. consisting
and sr"'r'i assortment OF new and popular PATENT
c'nrs, Paints, Oil. gpye xtus.. &ursicniin-iru-
>' ESr"-hr~, sfcrfauic., Cosmetics, Fam
Aud cy Ar.irIc-.s G SDgE.s,
ofb,,; '"N other ARTICLES appfrtainlne to our imt
on Wy winch are offered at very small advance
>'''hrrn prices particularly to Wholesale dealers
FOL ROT REAN n PALMER,
A,,,. Z, -. 4 - HetN Y~,to'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

The editor ol the CINCINNATI NH. hy reason Of
III he1ltl, disposed to retire and has offered his es-
Enlistment lot sale. It affords avery favorable op
puuuny Ion "A edterptlsing Whrg PRINTER to embark
in the publication of newspaper
Letters eau be addressed 10 Jlmra r. Conoeer, Cd
ltor and proprietor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-11

Sc James X. Polk was declared to have been duly
elected Speaker. He conducted to the Chair
by Ne,sro. Lincoln and Owens, when he made brief
address of thanks, and then sworn in by Mr.
Lows Williams, tho senior member of the House,
The residue OF the members were uext sworn.
The House then proceeded TO ballot for Clerk
when Waiter 5, franhhn received l46 votes, Samu-
81 shock, olPa Is, and 10 votes were cast for other
persons.
80 Walter S. Franklin was declared duly chosen
Clerk
The House, then, by resolution, re elected -
Dorsey Sergeant-at Arms, and Ovenon Carr Door
keeper, to the Houae
\ motion then made to adopt for the govern
meat Of the House the Rules and Orders of the last
Congress; to which Mr.. Adams moved an ameud-
ment, which gave rise TO debste. Without e.niing
to vote upon the subJeei,
The House Adjourned.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-21

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-19

broken. and ths Senate humbled and dis
grscedl On. my fsllos eiiizens. ssw
and fell and suffered more on that nccs
sion lhan ! shall eEer endure again. ] hope,
for The sake Of devoted country and Ne
institutions.
What Was most sounding was 10 know
that Virginia was there present and con
seafing 20 the death. | saw M4ssarhu-
sets. old Massachusetts,. the elder sister
Of Virginia. observation-disclosures who.
whatever may have bren her lOeal poll
ties. whether democrat or federal; no mat
Ter how she has differed with Virginia
about mere questions between the plough
and the loom. about . tariff or a bill
Of internal improyemenI--Massachu
who has ever been side BY side with Nir-
ginia in defence Of the old common stock
principles, the fundamental principles oi
free government--Nasssrhuseiis. whn
stood up in the North. whilst Virgins
stood up in the South. during the night ol
the Revolution. their tresses streaming in
the bowling tempest OF the war against
civil liberty and The rights Of man. which
swept ACROSS the 0cean-enconragin
each other 10 endure 10 the end-holding
the lights high up-Hancocks responding
Ia Henrys and Hrnrys ~ Haneorks-ihs
House Of Burgessss To Faneuil Hall and
Faneuil Hall to the House of Burgesses
When | saw old Massachusetts, again,
when we were thrown upon those same
fundamental, dear and sacred principle.
on which Massachusetts and Virginia and
all. have ever heretofore bern united
reaching oui her arms and appealing. call.
ing again affeclionaiely and touchingly
Virginia! Virginial .ylrglnia.-I wepi
Old Virginia was not there: there was ne
response. l. the elder sister " Massa
ehuseils dead--no more. Oh Cod! is
Virginia no more! | can't believe il;
am not willing to believe il. She shall
rise yet from her lelhargy. she shall re-
deem herself. She shall he herself again!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-19

we trust % yonr Intelligence fnr such =
eiaaer II measures . vii revive he
hng,rs. and samBlsis he energies q IL
Merchants af New YORK.
ISAAC 8. HONE.
JAMES w. BRYAN.
BENJAMIN LODER.s
AIEX. d. MrALPIN.
JOHN A. UNDERWOOD
p THOMAS TILESTDN.
MEIGS ID. BENJAMIN, i,
ELISHA LEMIS. :
SIMEON DRAPER. Junr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
WARRINGTON EaOTEE.

FHNElE subscribers beg leave mlorm their friends
d and the public generally, that they have pur-
chased this valuable property and are prepared 10 &C
commodae all those who may tay9r US with a call
The house viii be furnished with neat and PLAN fur
niture aud the best that can be procur
cd our bar with the best of liquors, aud stable
with the best the market affords.
Oar senior has great experience IN the business,
and we pledge ourselves to the most interchangeable
exertlons to render visitors comfortable and a
creeablc WILLIAM IIlX.
JAMES NJ. LANGIlORNE.
n B.-Thc subscribers are prepared 10 accom-
modate and would like to receive few yearly Boar
dcrs w. II.
J. NJ. l..
Lynchburg, Oct "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
NEW SPRING GOODS 1orI.37

* 4 81
aAd IN, public that he !, TOW ,.,,,, ,a
We" oik' Philadelphia and Baltimore. At H.. Fan.
! y anu staple Dry Goods Store one II III, mos,
Fe"''u "SSo'thehts OF Goods he has ever Offered II,
a',, aaa II not superior, Is lot inferior to
any Ia the Sta.c, as respects On ,l,y y,,,,. :. l
! 'NIe-anI whit still mon, de- - l.. VII l., ii
unusually low They were bon In p,irein,ltx N
'oN lorA' during tue late great pressure in thar
.i'N e' ana great ina " article, III be s,sl low,,
,"'h tHey were ever known TO be IN thislnarket II,
great inns t. select Goods Of the be L quail
~ and most mo lerI stsle. Purchasers are roam
ell to call aII examine Tor thcm,elye,.
Ills asso tine 1t cons SIS Of tn following articles
nc ga eAui supefiine blue and black Cloths n
d, - oo ana - yard, worth at lelst s. ard So
me ana ezra supcrfine coore cloth,
DO aud do do Clsslnpfes and l,sanerts
Lanef Cloths and Summer Cloths.
Pine tia, W orstel and Valeatla Grape.
L!he"' Wor'ted and Cotton Goods for gcntlemen's
summer wear
CalIcoe'' 'ery large assortment and very cheap,
some very hne, gool aud handsome, at 81 cts
fast coors,
GinShuns, very large assortment and great variety
OF beautiful styles. 50 ne very COOL II shhno
per yLtJ usually sol At shllllnps,
Painied Muslns, a large assortment.
Second Mourning Mu.llns, large assortment and a
very scarce arucla,
Figure SS4Ss Maslms aud Lawns very fine
French NusIins aDd Cahcos Il large assortment
$lOpU0 worth o. SIlns consisting OF almost every de.
scrPuon OF SILKS and SATIN, PLAN and figured
"hi.e' b1ck blue black, aud every shade oil color,
some VI tha richest aad most sp endld Goods inn
ported to tins country, and all very cheap
j!atk and blue black figured Reps Silk oil superior
quality.
Black aud blue black figured Hermann Satin, new
and beautiful Goods.
variety Of new style Goods for party dresses and
very cheap,
PlId Popls at IS cents psl wand, worth shillings
pdlinlIluJe,. new and bpaOtii1tI ,an,l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

parnsb II in order 10 make acceptable and Of still
finding il thrown back in my face. All that was OBJ
tanned b, this ingenious diplomatic, aud over cour-
teons mode of enactnp law was fesponse from tho
President aud Attorney General that the bill IN ques
ton was obscure i.penued, and not easy 10 be ur-
dcrtood The bill therefore, was neither approved
nor nepatived Ii II had bce1 approved. the Jrsasu
nv order would be annuled though IN a clumsy and
objec tionable manner if nrgeuved, and returned 10
Congress no doubt il would have boon Jmssed by
two thirds Of both Hou.eg and in that way become
law. and abfopalcI tie order. b, il was rot mp
proved IL was not returned it retained. II had
ppsscd the Senate IN season; it had been sent the
House in season; but there !, wan suffered 10 Tic 50
lont withont being called up thot il was completely
IN the power Of the Prrs lent. When It finally pissed
tbs, DO " E.; since he 10 not Obliged TO ro,urp bills,
which no does not approve, Il not rreaeuiof to him
ton rvs be orc the en- OF tho session The bill was
lost the, ,fore. apl The Treasury order remains ia
force Here 10 ain tho Representatives. Of the p
Mo in BIO n Hpu.rs oil Congre; a. by mIores almost
unpfeeo oated endc wore to abolish tbs obnox onI
or er OH .rllyaay sn',iec' Ind ED. hot opi.ioa
beon 40 unanimous iEc in on cut Of Congress. Yet
the order remains
Aud now, pe 1tlemen. AK you aui ! ass all men
who have not voluntarily surrendered all po9er and
all reht OF thinking Tor themselves, whether, from
lsap 10 the m, ent N ,meu, the Executive autluri-
/, has not eierually super edrd the power OF Con-
gress lhua,ted the will Of the tcrrescntatiyps Of tho
peope and even of the pron!c thcinirlve and ia
ken the whole anb eel of the currency into It's owa
rtosp Inle3l Cvnqreas desired o. connue tho
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remove the lero,ltes the Precedent re solved upon
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never been willing to make bank, founded ON the
o.e n',''s ,I l;n-
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r"THE LiNCHBURG VIRGINJAN .

., published semi Oeekfy ferery Monday aaI 7hursv AT
-Four Dollars per annH; payable adpaace No subscy
ton ell be reeeieed for shorter period sir months and
40 paper vii be d'eontinned fercept the discretion of M
rd,sor,J until all arrearayes are paid
s inserted at so cents per so,,,,c
10, ssJ for Ss Insertion, and cents for erer, snbc
qsenf insertion
CrJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpedi,iously
and nm y,asonnbe feY1ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
,1aHTJS. WARD a. DAVIS,

A RE now receivn 9Th 'lr Spring supply OF Staple
"a and Fancy Dry GOOhs-s9afs, SHOES,
Groceries and Hardware. They respect
fully invite their friends and the public generally to
give them a call, aS 10 pains or exerIon VIII De
spared to give satisfaction.
April "a .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

WISH to prchase or two likely NEGRO
4 MEN, from to % ven, nj age u! good cha
ractcr, for my CIV use for which ia price IN cash.
will be given. w. ". SHOEMAKER.
Btook,llle ne; Lynchbnr., Nays ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
LIME
TH'lIE subscriber is now ready to put INTO iuiI ope-
4 rntinn his PERPETUAL LlMEklLN.

on the Richmond road, miles below Lynchburg
and in one mile of the River, where he can, at all
times furnish LINE TO almost any extent Con
tractors and others, wanting 1t in large quantities. II
the UNSLAKED STATE, would do well to make
ARRANGEMENTS to receive it it is burned, as IT viii
be impossible for me to preserve 1t Tin large quaint
tes) in that state. The quality ofthe LINE Is e
qual to aay found in this region To Farmers
would 81, there is nothno wanting to enable then
to appreciate the value Ct Ii Me TO Their ground
but to give it fair trial.
WM. c. McALLISTER.
April II ."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
Genticncan's summer Sscar.

All - ~
LNRENCH BOMBAZiNES,
l. Paramatr Cloths, d beau iul arti.'e
Blue, biaes and green Orsan4is,
Grape La.lnss, Ernnets,
French lllens, great yarlefy,
Linen anfCoiton t'ancy Dnaings,
Grass Lulns, Eeneta,ls
Nes,inss, great ,a,tats,
SATIN au.l 5um5aliaa Stocks,
SO and 40 nch BlacN ItalldA Craga.s, &c. &c.
Jus; rcencd
MARTIN, WARD x DAVIS.
April "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
ROPE Or Tr4'ys,E

NOfoA Of( x61'ffE,
A, low as it can be bought elsewhere The Nanil.
/, or Russia Hemp, is considered much preferable for
all kinds OF large work, particularly where it is expo
sed to the weather waten such a. Seine Rope, Well
Rope, Machine Rope, Ferry Boat-Rope, &c g..
Manila Bed Cords and Plough Mines,
Of every kind will be sold low they can be boueh,
a, the North.
We also manufacture MATRASSES of almos,
every description. We have hand some 40 or SO
SHUCK MATRASSES, and are prepared t. fiji
almost any order IN tina, way, the )wc,t po,s bic
terms
Having had much experience IN the manufacture
of the above articles, with desire to please IN uul
ity aud price, we hope least to get share. OF the
patronage Of the town and surroundin. country
We have on hand few OLD FASHIONED
Bed Cords and Plough Lines plenty long enough
and no mlstake-such will please all that want TO
buy good article tor their ownuse.
ECHOIS & CUNDlFF.
P. S.-Cotton and Il.mp Twinc ofeycr, kind and
quality. +. & &.
Nav Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
Curis. Flowers, Bo1nbazines, &c.

Curls, Flowers, BOiHbazines, &c.
Neceared and for sale, at to,o prices, by Z, B.
ESTES.
Inn BOXES Artificial Curs consisting of
&c red whte and every shade of colour,
W. Artificial Flowers, Sprlgs and Wreaths, very
- Ps oiack and cooured Bombazincs fine to extra
NJ fine, very low,
New New style Curtain Calicoes,
AZ" style Muslin Drapery for Curtains,
'se assortment of Common and Damash Mo-
s'y'e fnnges, silk, cotton and worsted.
&C assortment Plaid Mu,ns, very handsome
. patterns,
Mays ''"'''" sims >.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
Ropes and Mattresses.

vTHE subscriber will receive in a few DAYS, a sup
L ply Of RUSSIA AND MANILA HEMP
from the North and will b. able to supply any de-
r,,nd for any description of
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-26

A striking. illustration in dlscusslng meta1 nhva;cai 9uestion? presume 1t was intros snced. however, to let the senate understand that he had been attending meeting of the kitchen gentsy." .,rof h;r,.olr .., IA. colleague (Mr. Davis) ana of the State of Massachusetts, read most powerful and To- a;csI nrotest against expunging. It possible Ss style and argument was surpassed by the ,,,onner in which it was read.
 The vote on ExpungiDg was then taken, and stood-Ayes "A: Noes l9.
 On motion of MT. Benton, the Journal was then brought to the Clerks desk, and the ri- diculous act of drawing black lines around the resolution performed, in the presence of the majority, the minority hGving retired.
 While this ceremony was in operation, some person or persons in the gallery hissed {: whereupon Mir. Benton belched forth like ga roaring lion," clear the galleries and mov- ed that the Sergeant-at-Arms bring to the bar of the Senate the ruffianS {; and then in tones of agony and modification. niuttered some- thing about the period when the Bank of the limited States governed the Senate.
 The Sergeant t-at- Arms soon returned with ecntlemaI,ly looking man in custody, who said that he was ready to undergo an exami- Dntion: but the whole scene was SO ridicu- Ions. if not :disgnceful, that the intelligent nortion of the majority shrunk from any fur finer action, and on motion the person in cus- todv was discharged without being asked a. nv questions; and then the Senate adj'd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-26

Peytycket Chronicle.
 "The Last Touch."-Two very pretty girls went trippingly through Broadway a few days since, and by the neatness and new style of their dress, attracted universal obser- vation. The young dansels, though scarce ly in their teens, walked the more briskly with les yeux baisses'-the more the eyes of others fell on them. Twas clear, howev- CT, that woman-like they were not wholly un- conscious that they were performing u role on the great theatre of our city promenade, which would for the moment at least, place them on the list of distinguees. which proba- bly they were innocently aiming at, and in this case very successfully, for we've rarely seen costume or forms more to our taste.- They were neither too tall CT slcnder-habit- ed in close blue silks, with frills at the shoul- ders, and below them puffs, and their narrow sleeves, as is now the mode. Little wee wee hats of fblack-while each graceful, little arm. for they were both attired precisely alike. was thrust cunningly in the tinymuff they carried before. This and all the rest corresponded exactly to the dinsmuendo style of fashion, which the lady-world, to use Fanny Kemble's idion, are now "cottoning to-" in preference to the mammoth pattern. upon which most of the articles of the dress have hitherto been modelled.-NoGh:
 A young man, who had attended more to the cultivation of his heels than of his mind, Aattered himself that he could better his con- dition by shaking his feet rather than an emp. ty skull, and issued the following proposals:
 Dan Sing SkaA-mis ter lightfoot proposes toe pen a dan sius skull in which that hel- ligunt hart will be fort in the new west fash. un. lad des and gen tel men hoo may sea fight to patron eyze him in his under take in, will plez to sin thaer names to this ear paper.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-26

Murder at Iallahassee.-J. D. IIuguenin, armed with pistol, went into the store of R. s. Miller, at Tallahassee, and asked him if he had called him a rascal es he had been told. Mir. Miller replied that he had, whca Hugue- min shot him instantly dead. They had pre- viously had quarrel. Miller has left sever al children. Huguenin was committed to prison and great excitement existed in Talla- haSSee. * ......
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-22
SALES AT AUCTION,
lRv Il. B. Drake & Go.

By e. B. Drake & Go.
ON Monday, the 9ath inst, we
" will sell tor cash, in front of our auc.
ton store, an entire invoice Of very desir-
able goods, to which we particularly in
vite. the attention Of country merchants
planters, &c.
The following comprise in parts
90 Kegs cut nails, (aSsorted,)
90 Boxes and half boxes raisins.
IL Barrels No. /, Herrings.
10 Boxes Soap.
10 Boxes Window glass, 10 K 1871 x 9,
1 Tierce Rice,
S pair cast andirOnS,
chest young Hyson Tea, So lbs.
Barrel Vinegar,
Bbls. Sicily Madeira Wine,
IL pieces heavy Dundee Bagging,
10 coils rope, and 2 coils leading lines
and bed cords,
10 baskets Champagne,
10 doz. bottles pale sherry. and Medelra
WiRes,-a very superior article,
10 reams wrapping paper.
so caniSters powder,
Boxes Lemon Syrup,
2 Casks MacaboY and Scotch Smut,
20 Kegs White Lead,
Cask Train Oil, varnish, Venetian
Red, Red Ochre,
Crome yellow. Crome green, Prussian
Blue Black, and Red Lead,
Verdigris, Vermillion, Paris Green
Paint Brushes, &c, SC.
o-.akSO:oo
| On q credit until the LIST Of January next,
Gases Russia, Silk, and Beaver Hats
At private sale, one HID, < one Box
China and Glass Ware.
Z, B. DRAKE, & CO.,
,4Hcti0neerS
- August, 29d, 18S7-lt.