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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

MARYLAND.-Tbe whis Members OF The
Legislature Of Maryland. comprising large
majority Of that bOiy, held a meeting, IN the
Hall Of the House Of Delegates. on the I9,h
uli, pursuant TO notice, al which Richard
Thomas, Esq presided. Resolution. wcsc
a1oPied, recomme ndinS TO The People Of tie
UniIed States, uESKT CLAY. as a e. person
Tor The next Presidency Of Ma
tIonal Convention 10 uomissle a candidate for
that Office, whom, when dominated, WHISTLER
Il be their first choice or any other. they
pledge themselves 10 support,-and aa,horiz.
ing the wing Senators aud Representatives in
Congress TO appoint suitable time and place
for holding National Convention for that
purpose.
This nomination Gays the Baltimore
Chronie'S) il entirely ia accordance with the
feelings Of the people Of Mar, land. and viii
% responded to by ihem, with extraordinary
unaniin,,y. Mr. Clay j., unqlrsiionabiy, the
hssi choice Of Tie people Of this State"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

FLoRiDA.-Gsssrsl JssOP ha. obtained
"a Talk" m war eOaneil. with a boly Of n,
hostile Indiana They have agreed to surrea-
der, and go 10 the West. but hope that the
President viii PsrIni, them 10 remain IL Ficri.
da-"tiisir home. and the houss Of heir Pa
ihsrs-" This increases the hope that, ere
loes this Pretraetsd, disasiroua. and unproh-
table war will be brought 10 close.
We have beso politely favored By gentle
man ofthis town. with tAeSpeensal oftso let
'erswhieh no has lately received tom an IN
,slliscut friend engaged In the Fior.la ser.
vice. aud shall take ooeasion 20 give some IN
isresIins extracts from them IN our next; Tr
resrc, that oar Limits will not allow Us 10 10
40 at present.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Washington g. Singleton. Eq. 81
lbia town hss been fe- appDiuiod by ihe
PRECEDENT. By and with The advice and
e1nseni II The Senate, Attorney Of the
United States ior the Western Distinct
oi YiTginia - WiAeieifer RsynBRean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

NEW-YoRH-Re Resolutions have passed the
lower House Of the Legislature Of Nuw-Yo.k,
by vote OF 81 to Is, requesting their sena-
tors aud Representatives, in Congress to vote
a5ainsithe sub-rreasury Bhl. sir Tailmadse
presented these Resolutions 10 The Seaatc o.
Ihursday last, aud said lac concurred fully IN
the sediments and views confined therein,
add be had no doubt they expressed iruly the
wishes and feelings Of large majority OF lie
people of the State Of New-York. Sir
Wright, it is said. will continue 10 re7re,ent
the White House, Instead Of his sovereign
State,-~ii' disregard her voice aud wishes.
aud continue 10 support The Sab-Treasury
projects u Mr.. Van Buren,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Kentucky Giant, Nc. Porter, feet .
inches high, and Mr.. Stevens, a dwarf only
10 inehe' in height, arc now exhibiting q, iAs
Baltimore Museum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The loss By the late burning Of the nowery
Theatre IN New York, Is estimated a, $40 600
--s95, 900 insurance. The Gre. it /, believed.
was communicated Nv an incendiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

\ NErERAN.-Nesra .'Dlos," a sla.e.
belonging - ihs estate OF the late Doctor
Alexander s'raish, Of this county, closed, a
ie" days since, an earthly career Of los
years dgEation-hayiny commenced hi, p,!-
srimage IN 1870, two year, before the bi.th
Of Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
PRESIDENTIAL.

Our political opponents, with tha, Of
ficious kindness for which they ara "a
nous, arc admonishing the Wings iha,
another series of party distractions
awaits them in the choice Of candi.
date Tor the Presidency. We com.
mend to the most busy Of these dis
iinsuishcd Mentors, the following par
aGraph from the Baltimore Chronicle
which brca,hes the true spirit-lhe
same which generally peryades the
Reform party. n they can extract
comfort, or proof Of then prophecies
from It, they are welcome 10 cilher:-
THE Cincinnati Gazette in,imaies
that, II it should appear tia. Gen. liar.
rison - not the choice # majority Of
ihe Nhit party. be WI be Withdrawn
from thc canvas. Our coaEaeuec ia
The patriotism OF General Harrison has
always been 50 great, that we never
doubted what his course would BE-. II
perehance the WING party should fnd
Vt eXpedien: 90 concentrate their
strength upon another. but. wci7u.t.
neither be nor bis friends wul;skc any
thing as decision 81 The question as
10 wh0 shall DC the candidate, Lat the
voice Of national convention. H. any
event. whether b. voluntarily decline.
or yields 10 the aI5itrament Of a Con-
vcnu0n, be must algay, occupy an eX.
allied place IN the confidence and tbs
affections Of lho Whig party. Ilthey
triumph, with another as iheii leader
instead Of himself he will hold the 6rst
tile 90 the bonors aad advantages Of
their victory"
C9SSECTiCUr.- Atihc late Conycn-
ton OF the WHtGs OF CoNSrcrlcrr. at
which nominations OF Candidates Tor
state officers were made, the commit.
tee on the subject OF the Presidency
reported "a substance as follows. That
a' this Convention had not met lor The
purpose % nominating a c1nlidsie lof
The Precedence, 20 vas not egpcdicpt
TO name any individual. bot tiat they
would support "a L9c.er sL14iib. rom.
mated hy O N4I1a ] Convention. anl
recommending th1t the Wing member
Of Congress should mcei anI designate
a time ior such Convention.
Naf H.
The bill 90 conicr banking privileges
on the Chaileston ADD Ohio Rail road
Company las been rejected BY ibe
Legislature u Kentucky. The Lexins
ion Reporter regrets The result deeply
ihis privilege having been looked 90 :.
a means Of promoting ibo proposed
improvement Euoneou.iy AZ We
think, believing judicious oppbcaiion
pr ihe banking privilege. tlicalaied
only 10 embarfasa ibe otioctt is meant
70 promote. and eventually - bring
adIum upon ihe system
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Il letter rom Washington Co. hc Ell.
ior OF the Bliumgr plfu.t ays:-A
}ouu- ml1 from Flsdsuck borg. Va.
Doc brcn Knocked down end stabbed so
severely thit mslifc tr-psircd os-he
wa then robbed of his gold wsfch and
a coandeTab'0 sum Of moncy. Tbs
sad event happened near the CAPITOL
and o. suPnosrd 90 be ibe voskoia GER
ten desperate gambler we'll known in
certain haunis of he city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

"A IND o. attend 90 an tpeusrarJ store
a 'nr 80 good cnsraeter. - 90 meet 81 -
desirable situation bg lppll mEsarY.
INQUIRE At Tuii oFricr
N1rch Z. l-43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
JAS NJ. MASON. M.pATroN.

- 4 Q - ~
From i.e .IsraHd.il Gazette.
We spoke on Tuesday Of the ana.he-
mas hurled against Mr.. JOHN VI.
PATTON. To-day, We have TO men.
lion that similar course Of proceed.
ing IS mcdiia,ed against Mr.. JAMES
NJ. MASON. \ letter before Ia from
HredericI; county says:-
Nothing prevents the party in this
ConcycsSiona! dis.Iic: from at once tax.
ing bold and strong ground in opposi-
ton 10 Mason. and IN fact throwing
him overheard, but the fear tliat the
Wings and Conservatives would unite
upon him and give them a Waterloo
defeat, even IN this, their ancient strong
hold. They ate busy here in sowing
the seeds Of Gisatieciion, and shaking
their heads omlnously nj Mason ;
speeches and votes. lie ought not 10
place any re.iauce hereafter upon them.
for If they could, they would turn and
rend him.
Mr.. Mason. thus, may also see what
price he Pc for acting Ike an indie
pendent man, AID refusing b surrender
bis conscience and his talents 10 the
dictate Of party. Let him not. howe.
Vcr regard these movements. Let him
rlse Superior to party Ia this crisis. ana
he VAL receive the appreciation Of bis
own eonscicpcr. and the support e the
great body 81 his constituents. WHY
should he attempt any longer 70 please
and conc!dalc party which hav, In
eject, rcnouncsd and denounced him
Why should be submits the iup1ta.
ton ofrucklios 20 men, who only naat
m opportunity 30 drllscc him Ia.
time e.: resistance on bis part.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

nUR OfFtcE DOOR KY The f.isr
~ aiil confer fsgof bF fstrrs..sru
Aarch FREE PHEss OpffCE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

ED,ToEg REWARDED Me rs. Icrc.
NAH G. liaHis, 5. T. Phiuncy. Wm.
IT, Spear, George Gibson. aud AGRA.
ham Lln..ng, have been appointed
Cus'om.l!ou.e Inspectors "a Boston
vice Mesrs. Winn, Lewis, Dyer New.
ball aud Hnah~s.
The iirst OF these was 30, editor Il
ilc New Bedford Gazette. the second
lhe editor # tie Barns,asle paper The
'hud the rdi'ot the Norfolk Ar,u. the
fourth, assi.'ant 90 the editor ofthe Dos.
ton Advocate and the fnh. the editor
@! a penny pIint IA Boston.
Hmr,r Uty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
COURTS OF YlpcINIA

We publish the following act for the
information OF the pubic. as large
portion olthe community are interested
a is ohiccta:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Conservative 30 New York are
about % publish ncv paper. 70 be-
called the Nes Yo.s Times. The ffi
numbcrwill be issued Ola the !st March.
pfoAimo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Suh-Ticlsuryi,c5 ci Virginia are
taking measures 70 dcaouncc lbc con.
servauSes iu CoLgres5 from that STATE.
JoHS II. PATroy has alrcady been ~
nalhcmaiised and JANrs VI MAsoN g.
soon 70 be declared "acc1r el."
ntiss5.c Cars1lf-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

ISDi'sA ~ bill hls passed both
Houses 81 ihc Conrril Assembly. max.
ing professional gambling. or The kcer.
ing 81 any sort ct a gambling bank OF
table a Pcm,cntaTy offence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

AIARTINFnURG, Er8.
Our Town was visited by = severe
gale Of wind on Friday eyenin, .ast.
II commenced blowing about half an
hour before sunset, aud with such 10.
lence as 10 DO considerable dama-e in
the town and vicinity. The rool o, the
Lutheran Church, was part Of 4, blown
Off aad carried into The middle Of The
street Several other buildings we're
slightly injured by ha,iag windows
broken, Sc Ga.rll-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

We learn from the Boston papers
that ;ho Presiiea; aad Directors OF lie
Franklin Bsah OF shat city have been
indicted by the grand jury. ard had
been arrested The report OF the COM
miSsioners who had investigated the
affairs OF The Commonwealth Bak has
been published. and presented shame.
mi catalogue OF abuyeg. The deceased
President, ]. X. SilpsoS. alone was
indebted 81 the blnI, IN dircc; liabilities
nov outstanding, 90 The amount OF
$3.50 ll1T7 and for which the bank
bad little mo.c than per-oSal security.
u .5lui i3'siissRtfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

NEW liANpsHIRE.-Thc gubernato-
ia! election IA this State, wiiltakc place
on the l3.h Of March. James Wilson.
Jr, IS the Wing candidate, against Isaac
Hill. Van BuTen. a very animated
canvass Is carried on, and strong hopes
are entertained by our friends OF reyo.
luuorIZing the State = Bali. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

GEN. ScoTF The New York pa
PeS announced the arrival this ener-
getlc officer in that city on Saturday,
on has way 10 Washington. Itappears
however, that lie received de. patches
az New YORK which should have met
him al Albany, AMI that he immedi.
aieiy Sc, out on Sunday morning, by
express, for Albany and the Niagara
Frontier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

,n,,oial opinions arc not the result Of profound
and conscientious study OF that instrument, with a
view TO be lmbued with its spirit, bur they the
mere offspring OF party feeling, formed perhaps in
many cases without having eyerrcad the constitution
NJ III, and shifted suit the varying circumstances
OF the times
When constitutional scrupes really felt, W.
,,ve rs much respect for them as any man: but
where, as in most cases they are only tsigRea, we
cannot Blu; hold in contempt those, who, III order
10 chime in with popular preladices, avow and act
,Ipon them. Aud we always take it tor granted thai
ihcy are fcsncd when men, unscrupulons about
every thug else, exhibit wonderful tenderness o
conscience whenever Bank is the theme Of dis
course. They can violate the constitution with i'm
punity when an arbitrary President extends bis pre-
negatives aud uSurps powers expressly withheld iroa
him--they have no scrupes when, TO Justify the
personal malignity of a Popular Idol, the public
records are TO be deiaced and mutatcd, though the
constitution expressly en- oins that they shall be pre-
served entire and nuini ured-thcy can issue "bllls
oil credit although the Convention clearly refused
TO grant that power TO Congress-but they cant
charter Bank, because they feel scruples
in following the lead Of the Fathers of the Re
public aud the authors Of the Constitution We
ally, they swallow camels while they strain At a gnat
they have learof real Monsters, whilst they are
sed With apprehension at the prospect o. the rryl
va! OF an Institution, which, known only by it. benefits
they have nevertheless clothed with imaginary tcrrors
They fear the overthrow of ourbertics b, Bank be
cause 1t may by possibility become an ally and crca.
,ure in the hands Of the Executive; and vet the,
do not hesitate to make the Executive the Bunker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

fA'llE Steam Boat Patrick llenry Capt. CHIP
man, Thomas Jefferson, tapt. Henderson,
vii leave Richmond every Sunday. "Wednesday, and
Friday morning after friday the 2fth inst. aud
rut passengers board the splendid Steam lioa' Ma
banla. Capt Sutton. OF kentnckv Capt HOLMES, tho
s0mf afternoon; q lom the speed al these boas. they
wiIlawa,s aitye III baltimore ~ TINE. both 10 take ha
Boat OF Rad Road Cars 10 philadeIphn. Forron,
tort safety aud speed, this route ~ unequalled
Passage aud lre, rhrough Baltimore. after the 21th
lust Nlnc Dollars. beng less Than bv any Other
route. JAMES FERGUSON, IscHt.
Maryland, aud Virginia ). u. Go.
Baltimore April %, l535 10 ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
10 Delinquent Stock saOsdcrs,n
IN EigE
gr.sIsyTr0Hir 0,fd FyMeh1ars 1t,:1-
tbtlT 6NnIlafHkfn.

s,.sIsyIr0nin 0.sd EyMehbYrs Tt,rii-
pile 6onsl'0nU.
TEIIlE following delinquent STOCK in the said
I Company viii be sod, hclotc the door ot@,ho
fianLm llolcl, ~ the town ii l5yuohburg on NJ on
day the lh day June next, II not paid previous 10
that time To satisfy the respective ihslalmcnts dun
%, the same, with interest, cost of advertising, &c.
VIZ: s
Rici,'d \, Cralle shares, 9TH aud 9th ,nstaimep,
OF $40 per sla'e. 49,.
H. Brown, II sharc', Sd, Alb, ST., aud Gil,
insalmcnt al go per Sh1tr,
James / l. Echols = shrcs, LIST and FL iustalment.
50 per share
do 3d. ih, 9Th and 9Th in
stamcnr. $40 per share
Ans H.. Hidden, sG,rc, ith, 9Th aud 9Th install
ment, $40 per sh,re.
\. H. North. shares, ilh, 9th and 9th install
ment SO per shaic. esss
JAS. ST. GlNr, shmc, Ia aud I'd instrument.
s. per sHte.
do 81, ith, nh aud 9th install
mcnt, Si0per silaro.
Wm. Snead, 1Ih, OH and dlh lnstaln,est,
&lQ pea share. I
By order billboard.
4. &. MILLER, Tum.
May ! liJ H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
,y.Hw,ygOYgs $TssF,.rSs..

Besdcsa great number oil SOD, $50, $40, Ac. Ac.
Whole Tickets III tins Brilliant Scheme only $40
Halves S6-tfamtels - %.
Fer sale III great variety of choice numbers, nj
TALBoTS lorrrRl X ENtu,NGE OrriCE.
Lyme buzz, ia.
Packages ofTlrNcts, Whole, Halves Quar-
tcrs in the foregoing Scheme viii be supplied III
Richmond prices, lor all such rs are ordered by
Wednesday, the oh inst.
a = Orders hom the country accompanied with
thc Glsh, Prize Tickets, Tor Tickets in any Nir
ginia Scheme dlnubN y. S,t;tcgery \ Co Mana
gers, VIII brpromplly >uppIled; aud Exchange on
the most hbe1l terms lectcd, addressing letters
Qosl pilD 10 MELVILLE TALBOT.
iynfhbWe, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
NGiicc.

TE'GlE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the en-
tire interest OF 4. PIu0hett m The finn Of y * j..
II. punkett, aud also in the firm If J. II. PIunkelt
& Co requests those indebted to either OF the above
firms to come forward and make payment 10 the Sub
seubel All those having claims will present them
to the Subscriber, who viii use evely eXerton to
pay them off as early possible. ...........
J. II. PLFNiETT,
at the spout Spring,
4 81
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PEseeslA.N7slSN
y fac csogc.:.o- oF.g0. Cnrofi,sa.

SAI!EREAS, by an act passed THE last session
w OF the General Assembly Of This State emil
tied s'an act prescribing the mode Of surveying and
selling The Lands Of THIS State lnely acquired by
treaty with the Cherokee lusans' il is made The
duty Of the Governor, upon the return OF the Maps
aud Field Books OF said survey, 10 The several pa-
ces as prescribed by said act In -sac his Proclana-
ton ofthe ime and place of sale aud whereas, the
sud Maps and Firld Books have been etuined ac-
cor1mgly
Now, l. EpWtnD 4. DupLGY, Governor of North
Carolina, in obedience 10 sand act OF Assembly, do
hereby ISSUE this Proclamation, giving notice that
the sale Of sand Land will commence nj the Town Of
Franklin in the county Of Macon, ON the first Mon
day in Superintendent and continue from day 10 day
iur three weeks aud no longer by and under the SUI
pcrulcndence and direction Of :. +. Patterson and
Charles l.. linton, Esqrs Comm .S~loncr9 appoint
ell for that purpose, asreeably to tie provisions OF
the SAID act.
49,. IN testimony whereof, !, Edward Is.
iSTs,NS. Dudley. Governor, &r., have caused the
.sSsiaaMc: Great Seal OF the State To be hereunto
..E..sg.s3: affixed, and signed the same, this III
'!5!sit day of May, in the wear oil our Lord, 1858
EDWARD Il. DUDLEY.
Raleigh june WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
May 2

NAE HAVE u'Sr RECEIVED il Large as
w soliucnt Of elegant new publications., IN The
various banohcs Of literature, VIZ: tuvIefs Animal
Kingdom; lyell's aud tomstoeks Geoloe. Do
La Beehc's Geological Manual; Manual OF Classic
al Literature Slsnpndl's Fall Of the Roman f.m-
pire; N,ebuhrs Rome Whealou's International
Law Hartford Convention; Fisher on the Vine;
MIS-. Sgouruey's Letters; Methodist hymns and
Prayer Books. all sizes, and very Gue; Waveflv
Novels, - Vols; DWy DUMPS; Sketches IN
Paris; Egypt, Arabia lelrea aud tho Holy Land
Celestial Scenery of the Heavens by Thos Dick
Abbntl's Way to do Good Young Mansand Dung
Lady's Library; Young Wlie's Book; Young
Husbands Book; Gen McComb's Tactics; Mrs.
Bafband's lessons Clarh's Commentaries on tho
New Testament; Binglys Travels III Europa;
Cllniquc Mcdieac, by Andlal; Lady Blessinetons
Complete Works | Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assorments of Enelish. Greek, La
tia aud French School Books and Stationary OF
every dcsc1iprion wholesaler retail, nj low prices
Our stock IS now the most complete ever offered
in tbs Market and We particularly invite the reading
community to call aud examine Tor themselves.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
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NOI'iGE.

" 10
INllE creditors Of \lexandcr Nc>biIt nro hereby
L notified, that there IL "A small balance OF the
uast fund aud above he amount oi ia preferred
debts, IL be divided among ihcm. They viii please
present then evidences al drbttu tho undersigned,
IN order That the amount be rncd, ~ the Trust
Deed expresses the creditors general terms only,
without their names. or the amount nj debt.
DAVID X. EDbEl IiaHec.
June 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

TIL IIGlll ST rEfeE !-ou fnla, last. II.
james l, Stevens, OF misplace, sold hree I,hJs. Of
fohleeo nale 1t hi> Farm Beayr, Crerb, N
tInsconn'y. II TIE laI'osins hr.n2 prices No, l.
at s2ots W. .. al sl-3; and Ne.3 - "a
average. upwards of Sit The two first hhds.
which are described by roqpeissetaS I've donol mas
oeatr tie weed) as remarkably sweet aud pleasant
TO The taste, were purchased by Seth llaIscy, Esq.
or mannueutpg
- The citizens pf Richmond have coasnIbn-
led e2aHo rotAn sufferers by the Charlc>tanli fine,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

g. Mcssrs. Plcnli.s aud Word, the newly
elected members from Mississippi took their seats
mlhe House of Representatives on the 30tl ulr.-
Thin fast vote WAS ia favor Of the repeal ofbc Spc
cie Circular.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

hence tic hnacss Of the vote IN many oounlirs III,
Spring aad the cieal change of opinion IN nearly all.
The public mind Is now in a state Of dnhielv-fhr
people are pansins and relectlns--an1 we do not
doubt that the result oi h1t reflection will be Tie
eensumma'ion mo- get' efthe glorious "reactiea's
which has been exhibited tbs Spring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
6Ig,.ovrhC and sgGrRrsS.

We will sell on TO MORROW, after the sale of
the Negro Man, one excellent Bafouchc, ior one
ol Two hulscs, with two sets | laIncss.
June i. & 7. Aucis.
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IDE7sstaeEEsas'
I'VE. w .A.TER!

lis we'll established ashton do EsH usually give, mmc
dnta relief even III very uganuad coes u soteness und
Inflammation Pncr p Ceuts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
SORE ANDINRAaMED EWES

FENlE SIT nlOt :, TIL. WEAKLY, aud others Who N
troubled with inflammation ofllu delicate o.
cno will obtamu most pleasant mud invaluable nppirato
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

F6NIIIS Justly celebrated Race llorse and highly
formed Stallion, one oi tho last oi the gel OF
old SIR A,chy, the property of capt Richard Adams,
late OF Fairfield Course, Richmond VA, Is now nj
his stand ready serve II. $50 the scas0n $50
since leap, and $50 insurance, payable when she Is
asccr,aued be IN toa transferred, with ~ 10 the
Groom, IN all cases. Good pastufage gratis, arr
NJ lres fed At : shIlngs per day.
BLACK HEATH Is a beautiful Black, full 3
feet d inches his form, uniting strength bone
and beauty IL equal TO any horse out the continent
lis performances, when on The lnrl, were such as
10 cause hia to be numbered with the best horses ol
his day he was a winner nj all distances from i,i'e
to niles and his acton aud blood mus, cause him
To get Race Horses.
must refer the c,,ff,nunty some few OF the
half brothers of Black Heath by SIR Arehy, Su
Charles Industry, Stakeholder, Bertrand, Henry,
Tinolcon, &r. whose Pcderces me not richer M
ON the dam side than his and whose get are now aud
have been, winners for the last ten years al all
distances and IA the very best Race Horse time,
aud only ask similar encouragement, aud o' 4
years 10 prove thai his get Will 90 with the heetcst
aud last with the sloutest.
70 those persons disposed To p1tronlze my Horse,
wall assure thcm that iher mares shall have my
personal attention. during the aud every eNrr-
non on my pant, will be used 10 prevent accidents
or escapes but no responsibility Tor clllcr.
For performances see hand bills.
SAM l.. q. ADAMS.
PEDIGREE.
BLACK HEATH was got by Sir Archy, his
dam by SIR Ila-rhe noted mare Young Favo'lte
bv Imported Bcdford-,c Air, Ciackiast Pant
e., Munons Traveller Ne. Nc.
RICHARD ADAMS.
March 10 oal Is
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