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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11

that Mr.. Conant had written two letters to his daugh
ter The first conjured her not to consider mar
riage lawful, which had been performed in mo-
ment Of arrangement, and invited her to return to
the arms Of parent who tenderly loved her. The
second informed her Of considerable legacy left to
her by the Earl of Rivers, and again offered her
welcome home and an oblivion of all the past Ma
rys heart was melted at these proofs of affection,
when she had so little expected them but she well
knew she should only be considered an outcast
among her brethren, and she could not persuade
herself that her marriage vow to the Indian was any
less sacred than any other voluntary promise. SO
she wrote to her father, mplored his forgiveness,
limited at the deporable state of mind which had
led her to this extremity, stated many which
now rendered it impossible for her to return, even
if she were so disposed, and concluded by urging
him to appropriate her property to his
fort, as she should probably never be in a situation
to enjoy it.
After this general view Of things, must now
pass over to the 10th of September 1868, and leave
the interim to the readers Imagination. The old
squaw had lately died of fever, and the symp-
toms of the same disorder began to appear in her
little grandson, now nearly two years old. On the
morning we have mentioned, Mrs. Collier took her
own little blooming daughter in her arms, and went
into the wigwam to inquire concerning the health
of the boy No sooner was she seated than the chill
dren, accustomed to each other began to peep into
each others faces, and look up to their mothers,
| their bright laughing eyes beaming with cherub
| love. Hobomok entered, and for moment stood
watching, with delighted attention, the bewitching
sports of childhood. He caught up the infant, and
placing his little feet in the centre of his hand held
him high above his head.
my boy my brave hunters boy said he, and
pressing him in his arms he half sufocated him with
caresses. He placed him in his mothers lap, and
took down his CULVER, as he said, 'Hobomok must
be out hunting the deer The child jumped down
upon the Aoor and lettering up to him, took hold
Of his blanket and looked in his face, as he lsped,
sFaler come back Gin to see little Hobomok.'
Again the father stopped and kissed him as he an
swered, eHobomok very much bad if he didn't
come back always to see little Hobomok, and his
good Mary.
He went out. but soon returned, and lifting the
blanket which served for door, he again looked at
his bow. who would alternately lift his head, and
then reach forward to catch glimpse Of his father
Good bye, Acknowledgment bye, Mary, said
| the indian Before the sun hides his face shall
come home loaded with deer
sTake care of yourself, said his wife affectionate-
"; sand see that Corbitant be not in your path
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
LATE FROM VALPARAISO.

We have received slip from our cor.
respondent of the Salem Register, stating
the arrival at that port on the 18th inst. of
the ship Endeavor, capt. Elwell.
She left Valparaiso 29th Feb and brings
no news of importance. The last dates
from Lima were about the Goth January
at which time the Royal troops had not en-
tered the city, (but it was understood they
could If they chose)-ihe merchants had
principally retired to Callao Report says
that there were MISUNDERSTANDING between
the Colombian and Peruvian troops; and
il was thought that Bolivar would return
home. 1t was also reported that there was
very little confidence in the government
that every thing exhibited The Utmost con.
fusion, and it was conf ectured that the Pc.
ruyjans would come upon some terms with
The ROYAL troops. The dispatches from
Com. Stewart will probably give more
particular account.
There appears 10 he great want oil
confidence IN the Cbilian government -
The Supreme Director had concentrated
his land and naval force at Talcuhana and
the expedition had sailed TO attack Chloe,
the issue Of which is thought very doubt
full. The people appear much dissatisfied
and the country 10 very Impoverished
and unsettled state. New Tariffs and re-
gulations are so frequent, that there can
b. no correct calculation made. They
were expecting large force from Spain,
and II was thought they would meet with
little resistance.
The u. S. ship Franklin arrived at VAL
paraiso few days before the f. lett, from
a cruize to leeward.
The Endeavor came through the Straits
of Magellan, and Capt. E. considers it a
safe passage for any ship.
The Endeavor called of Pernambuco
on the goth ult found the port hIockaded
by Brazllan squadron, and was not per-
milled 10 enter The port.
PlRACIES.
An account OF Piratical acts committed
in the Pacific by brig called the Quinta-
neIia, formerly the Five Sisters Of Guaya'
ouiI. which was taken possession OF by The
nresent commander, who was then boat
swain of her. He confined the captain o.
her below, and sent a part Of the crew or
shore at the Island OF Puma, and took the
brig to Chloe, where she was fitted ou
with no other comm ssion than that OF The
Governor oil the island. He captured the
| brig Frederick, OF Stoning,on, capt. Bur
rows which vessel was recaptured by the
capt. and arrived sale al Lima. He also
| captured the brig Winsfred, Of alexandria
laying in the port OF Qa'iea,. and pIunder
ed her OF some goods. Also, the schr
Adopis, of Baltimore; pluHdered her anc
mi prize master on board and ordered
her for Quilea. The Franklin laying there
reeaptured Der. Commodore Stewart hs
used every exertion 10 take her, oo' "i'l
| out effect as yet; but he has the AMANDA
Ia Baltimore brig chartered by Com slew
srt;) and Dolphin, CD a cruise Tor her
The Franklin has taken Z OF her meo' ant
will probably orirg them home
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
ALEXANDRIA,
TUt-pAY MORNING, MAY s5.

hR. ohunLsN--f or De Information Of
ihe public. send you sD extract from the
laws of Congress, upon the subject of
crimes, which is in full iorce, and may be
found in the first volumn, page lOs, sec. 6.
And he il enacted, that. it. any
person or persons, having knowledge OF
The actu4l commission OF the @iliui crime
OF murder, or other felony, upon the high
seas, or within any tort, arsenal, DOCK
yard, magazine, or oiher place, or district
Of couairy, under the sole and exclusive
Jurisdiction oil Inc United States, shall
conceal, and not as soon as may be, DIS
close and make known The same 10 some
one OF the judges, or other person m civil
or military authority under line United
States; on conviction, sucd person or per-
sons shall be adudged gully OF mispri.
sion OF felony, aud shall be Imprisoned
not exceeding three years, and fined not
exceeding eve hundred dollars"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

We have oeen requested to slate, that
the steamboat .Houn Vernon, which has
hitherto been propelled on the principle
OF high pressure. was, about three weeks
since sent 10 Baltimore for the purpose OF
having her machinery changed from high
pressure 10 that OF low.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

: The sshnr. Blue Eyed Mary, Gardner,
arrived at baI,lrnole, in eleven days from
Mstanzss, lett there on the 18th May. The
U. 5. store ship necoy, Lieut.. Com. Gam
bile; US. schooDers Grey hound. 1t. Ray;
Jsrrier, Lieut.. Mcintosh; Ferret, Lieut..
Duncan. The steam galIiot Sea Gull Lit.
Com. Voorhees,, sailed IRON Matanzas on
the 9Th instant. Bais. Am.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
Died,

On Saturday last, Mra. ReBEccA KIRK,
cousort of Mr.. Samuel Kirk.
On Sunday last, Mrs REBEccA WEsToH,
relict Of the late Capt VIM Weston, leav-
ing seven orphan children to mourn a loss
to the I'm rreparahle.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

A r 70 o'clock. will be sold al the auc-
IA ton store, sue ars, ,eas coffee, mus
iard 10 uottles and kegs, blacking and iAk
powder, gin, brandy, wine, vinegar, sup.
potatoes IN baskets, Spanish segars OF Tue
first quality, do. common, Spanish tobacco
in leaf, snuff aud chewing tobacco. Also
a general assert nent OF furniture. Also
bats, boots and shoes. Also dry goods,
such as checks, li0ens, &c. &c.
Will be added to this days sale, without
reserve, (at II o'clock)
1900 bbls potatoes, 20 bbIs mackerel
II hid. tnolasses, 2 bbls cordial
3 pipes vinegar, 10 bbls tanners oil
E crates assorted stone ware
II pipes pico Ma deira wine
may rs S. A. MARST ELLER, suc.
On THURSDAY EVENING at 7 o'clock
A I the auction store, will be sold ele-
"A CANT Gold and Silver. Lever. Alarm,
Repeating and Plain WATCHES. fine
gold Seals and Keys, laiss, pattern; do FL
agree, Paste & Jet earrings; Breast Pins L.
Finger Rugs, musical Snuff Boxes, Cegar
Boxes, STEEL Buckles, Jet do. reticule
clasps, fine pen knives, scissors and razors
in cases, white wax beads, blow. & seed
do. tortoise and mock she'll combs
pistols, tooth brushes, shaving ditto
A splendid assortment OF gilt watch seals.
keys, breast pins, finger rings coat and
vest buttons, silver spectacles' lbimbies,
and pehoil cases. The jeweIry is OF the
latest and most fashionable patterns
may IS S. A. MARS1 ELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
- MARINE LIST, % %
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIVED-May %.

ARRIVED-May %.
Schr. Triton, Fowler. New York, 8 ds;
potatoes and cider to the master.
SAILED,
Schr. Esther s. Sally Hand, PhiladeI-
phia.
Brig Elizabeth Sturgis, Lucenore, Bar
BADGES.
Schr. Thankful. Scare, Made ira.
Schr. Sally. Baker. baltimore.
ARRlVED-Nsy Ga.
Scbr Sally, Liscoub, ST. Andrews, Is
DAYS; plaster to VIM. Fowlp & Go.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

The Hon. John Dick. Judge OF The Dis.
trict Court OF the United States, Tor the
Eastern District OF Louisiana, died at New
Orleans on the 23d ult.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
Fresh ieas.

tlSSh SnSs
THIS day landing from the sloop
i rhauncy. Nichols, from New York,
T chests Imperial Tea7
D, half chests do DO
go ten cat'y boxes CO OF The car.
5 boxes, each GO 10. goes OF the
cannisters tea ship London
9chests gunpowder do Trader, Ci-
3 half chests DO do tiZep, 4. Sa-
50 ten raltv boxes do yaDnah.
5 boxes each conl'g 90
cams. OF 2 ID. each
For sale by S. MESSERSNIIH.
Who has IN store
IS chests young Tyson tea, Beavers
cargo. imported in March last, and
Of fine quality
II half chests gunpowder do William d
James cargo may Y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25
FROM BUENOs AYREs

Buenos Ayrss papers 10 The 9th March,
received by the Ann al New York, are
SAID to contain no intelligence Of interest.
There were about 10000 bbls. -four in
msrke,. In consequence OF the purchase
OF about 10000 bbIs. tor the Banda Orien.
tai. and Lima mskets, the price had risen
10 81 a ~ dollars. One small cargo had
bten sold al 10 3.S. The duty on -four
had been reduced from D.5 to so. Laige
supplies were still expected from Europe
aud the United States.
The indians OF the interior continued
extremely troublesome, and had approach.
Ell near ~ Buebo. Ayres..
The l.. S. triga,e CONSTITUTIONS, Cap.
tain Jacob Jones, arrived at New York on
Thursday from Gibraltar, whence she
sailed on the IC.h ut. The Constitution
has been absent rather more than three
years, having lett Boston on the Islb May.
1921, during which time she has sailed
50, $50 miles. The U. S ship Cyane,
Captain Creighton, arrived at Gibraltar
on Inc 9th from New Iork, via France,
all well. The widow of the American
Consul Sith, and family, have returned
10 the Constitution.
When the Constitution was I GibraIter
there was no news, of a political nature.
The officers and crew ale generally in
good health.
The Constitution was aground in the
East river for short time on Thursday.
but was got off wilhou, inj ugy.
II is rumored in the Canada papers. al
though on what ground and with what an-
thOrily we have been unable to discover,
that il was the intention Of bis Majesty
Ministers to submit TO Parliament A union
of all the British provinces 10 North Ame.
RIGA, and to place at their head royal
duke a. viceroy. This project is . sub.
s'l,ule for the union OF the Legislatures OF
Upper and Lower Canada, which, not.
wihstanding all that has been said 10 the
contrary, was not thought OF being reviv-
ed by ministers up to the end OF March.
philadelphia Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

The late melancholy accident. produced
by the bursting OF he boiler OF the steam.
boat Etna. near New York, has had the
effect to excite the fears Of the public, pre-.
judicial to that mode OF travelling, and
more especially in boats propelled by
high pressure and having irta boilers
We take pleasure n saying, that NO appre-
benson ought to be ieit, IN that account
by persons whose business or recreation
leads them to take passage in the steam
boat Potomac, which plies regularly be-
tween this place, Norfolk aud Richmond
as she is not only propelled on the princi-
pie Of lon pressure, but her boilers are
made Of thick copper; and having an esne-
rienced engineer as Captain almost pre-
cluces the possibility oil an accidea: Of tba,
nature occurring.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

William wilkins has been appointed
by the President, BY and with the consent
Of Senate, District Judge OF the western
part Ct the State Of Pennsylvania wee 'o-
nathan Walker, deceased.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

An attempt was made on "Wednesday
last, by the convicls in the Virginia Penn.
:ennary, TO make their escspe-Iour OF
them were spprehended in enCeavoriDg
to scale The wal. filth got Oft. The go
vernon has offered a reward Tor his appre.
pension.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

Twenty Dollars Reward.
DAN AWAY from The subscriber, liv-
IL ing in Prince William county. Va.
near Occoquan, on Friday 30th April last,
a negro man named
10 E,
calls himself Joe Clark, feet 7 or 8
inches high; a dark mulstio; has large
eyes. thin vrsage, and had one Of bis legs
broken, supposed 10 be the lett, which
causes him TO limp when walking; between
95 and 80 years of age; bad on a country
cloth jacket and trowsers. | will give
the above reward for experimenting said
runaway and combining bIm so that ] get
him again, and reasonable charges it
brought home.
GrMssters Of vessels and others are
cautioned against carrying of or hsrbor.
ing said fellow.
May Is-sw GERHARD MASON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

Phineas Janney
Has just receiOed from Boston,
IS tons Russia clean Hemp.
IN STORE,
White lead, ground in oil
S. 5 sperm oil, Malaga wine
Pepper, ravens duck. Russia crash
QuiIs, cambria muslin
Canton grapes and sbawls
which will be sold low. may 25-H :
Cotton Seine Twine.
TNHE subscribers have on hand and in
l. tend keeping supply OF the above
article, OF The best stock aud workmanship
or will have any particular kind made 10
order. q. W. g. n. MILLER,
No. FL, Marsh Market space, Baltimore
may Is cost
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stuils, &c.
HIM. Queens y Griffin L. Leckte,
Have just received fresh supply Of
Drugs, Uedicines, Paints. Dye
StgGs, &c.

ANoNGsT WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING;
DOCTR. Robertsoa's Hegeta1le .sfr-
- Uous (0rdial, or .Natr-.'S GfnHd hesfo-
yatirs, Doctr Mead's celebrated HIiti- DiSPfp.
tic or stomach pills, sure corrective oil ,ndi-
gestion or sour stomach, Lee stssence oil Mus
tard, an elrectusl remedy for govt, rhen-
matsm, palsy, white swelling nnmbness,
sprains, bruises, &c. Churchs Cough drops,
turcOughs, colds, asthmas and consnnptlons !;
Hair Restorative dHd Preserrntire Iegetabte
Ceraie, Rowland's Macassar Oil, Aromatic
Snuff, excellen, for the head ache, Lavender
Water, Cologne Water, Antique Oi, Cko1 ON
OIL, one drop Of which rs rqari 10 Jul dose
Of Castor oil, Sulphate Of QuiHire, famarinds,
Lemon Acid, Mace, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Reeves
Water COlors, Lorilard's Maccoboy smut,
Rappee Snuff, Aqua Forts, Alcohol, Frehci,
Berries, Stick Logwood, Ground Logwood,
Uround Camwood, Ground Fusiic, Neara-
qua, Blue Vitrinl, Indigo, Madder, Copperas,
LAMP OIL, Glue, Spirits Turpentine, Blue
Smnlts, verdgris, Terra de Sieana, Lytharge,
White Lead in kegs, Dry do, Spanish Brown
in kegs, Ditto dry, Yellow Ochre-Also, keep
constantly prepared Soda Powders, Seidliiz
Powders aud Portable Lemonade.
They earnestly invite their friends and the
pubic TO call and examine the price and quail
ity of their goods, as they feel confident that
il viii insure them good sales.
June II. 6w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09
A Hist az A.e,ters,
{ Remaining ia he Post 01ice at Lynehtarg
the SUih Jane, lB2a.

= RsndiHtag ~ he I0Sf CUce ~ LyHthbuTg
the 9Oh June, lB2a
MRS Susan r. Alien ., Lucius Ayres,
James c. Anthony 3, jacob Anderson Z, sa-
u,uei & Aien.
B-John Burnet, Grief Balksdae, Elisha
bowles, INFLOW Bennett, Russell boag, lessee
Beck, James Borland, Mrs. Martha barbour,
Samuel Burks, sr. William Burlord, Miss Mar
tina NJ Bingham, Edward Boiling, William
Bernard =, john bonsac ker, James balh, Mr..
Sally Bhrch.
c-Mrs PanIina CabelI, Miss Ann Camp.
bell ,lvm Call, David ClMkson, jordan Greasy,
Reuben Cox, Richard Chiffon, CLERK Chanee.
~ Court
D-Edmund Davis, Dr. H. Davies ;,
Daniel Day, John N. Dick, Achilles Douglass,
William c. Dobson, William cambridge.
E-Semucl Erwin, John Erwin.
t'-Eli-abelh Fucher, Michael Fox 4,
francis Fox, Wilson Fairfax, freemnd, Fer.
elson 81 Co }, David Farley
G--Lewis Geeen, Joha Glthrcy, Mr. Dicry
Goss, Artnslead Goss, Miss Sarah V. Green,
PAtrsun q lliam, john IA. Goodwin, John VI.
Gordon, Garland y Freoland 3.
H--Jnlian Il. Henley, Austin W. Hunter,
francis HALEY, James Halley, Jas. Holmes,
Alexander Hol,nes, Mrs Nancy Holloway,
jane, b. Harris, Joseph V. lardwick, Z VI.
Hepburn, Ira iiadscll, Richard Harvey, Hugh
Houston.
J-ChdrlCs JOruhN, MISS martha VI. JOhn.
ron, SpotsgeilJoncs, Benjamin Johnson, Mrs.
IIatilda j. Jordan, Martha zones, Jubal Jor.
oan, Lumuel johnson
k-Nienolas kabler, John Kirby, William
khe
L-Ied,d Lyman, Mrs, Margaret Landce.
foot, James Lewiston, jeremiah Lnsler, Jas
London, n. Il W Langhorne, Honry Latham
8
M-Mrs Mary Martyr, George c Mo4cley.
~ IA.
y. Moor,nan, Thomas u, Malone, Elijah Nc
Clan,han :, Joseph Moshy, Rev. William slc=
Agahon.
Mrs r. D. Noryell, WIN Noryell i
Joseph Nichols,
P-Edwdrd Price, Mrs. Susan PoindeA.
ter
Mrs Ann N. Rohr, Major James b
Risqlc ., Janes ibers ,, ambrose Rueker.
Henry h. Rose, Warren Roberts.
S-Wlliam Shcitou, James Spritle, Billy
Southah, William Swdpe, John Seay, Akin
son Stewart. Aaron StauRton, Enoch Sullivan,
James saunders :, David Saunders g.
T-Rchard y. IAden, Clement Townsend,
Walls Turner, Rev. A. &. Ttcadway, Arson
Tinsley, Richard rhurmon, Carter Tedlock,
Jonathan roll, A rruslnw 3.
W--Rebecca wilkins, Miss Jane Warsaw,
Giles Ward, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Joseph
Wallace Valentine Winston, Thomas Wright,
Ward s. Atkisson, 4. W. Wilcox ,, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Woodruff, George 4. Wright, Westcot y
Webb, Mrs DOraiha Winston, Thomas Wat.
.on, Mrs Eytlina Withrrs, Thas \. Word,
John d W,uston, w II, Whiteley Co
Whitleck s. Richardson.
JOHN u. MURRELL, p. NJ.
July 2 3wIo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09
WOOL CARDiNG
By Double Cylinder Machine

yENHE subscribers hereby give aotlCe tia
they have REMOVED tlIeir Hcoi Card
sag Machine from Botetourt to Lynchhurg.-
Having procured new set of Cards, they
will be enabled to execute all orders with
despatch All wool vii he reCe we'd at their
So e. opposite tHe ,.fa ian olLoe, aud c ard
ed in the be 1t manner
rnis machine was sdili for the snbscriber.
b. the most celebrated machine builders IA
siie Uaited States; aud, having double cylin-
ders, Il makes rolls much superior TO those
1AtjeG by single cylinder machine All
Wool, before it is brought to this machine,
must be clcsnsed from all sticks, burrs and
other hard substances, that will injure the
cards. one pound of clean lard to cvery zen
rounds OF wool must be sent with the wool.
and ais, sufticiency OF linen or cotton sheet,
10 contain the rolls. They wh card at the
visual p1ce, and cash will he required for he
cArdinx when the rolls are taken away. Ha.
,sius employed n man from the north, who IS
well experienced in the above business, t.
spperinte ad the machine, the proprietors nal.
ter themselves that they will he able 10 card
wool in manner superior to any ever card
% in this country They therefore solicit the
custom of the public in general
HOLMES l. BREWSTER.
April %. wlsi!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09
C o III z: MS

Lottery and Ekchpngr Ollce, TT, Market.si
BAH MORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
ORDERS from any part of tho United States,
either by mail (post paid or private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF
lhe Baltimore lotteries, will meet The same
t.ronpt and pHnctuaI attention AS II on per-
.auai application, sddressedto
T. T. COHEN. Jr baltimore.
IP CQIIEN'S Loiiry Gaseiie aud Re.
siHsr, which is published regularly ailereach
drawing, will contain the oHieiBl lists of the
trond STATE Lotftry, aud will be forwarded,
gratis, TO all who purchase their tickets NJ
CoHEN'S OFFICE, aud who signify their
wish 10 have the same.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09

Notice
- hereby given That all he Cells IN The
L"n0''c Hospital, an the city Of HiiEsms-
oefg' are occupied, and that no more patients.
3Maie or emaie,) will be received into SAID
Hospital, until some of the said Cells srs w
cant, due notice of which will be given.
by order cfhe Court of Directors.
Williamsburg, Eel. -,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09

ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
Of Summer Wedr.sE
The Subscriber has Just received a choice and
very extensive assortment of
st pie Il Fancy Dry Goods,
Among tohtch are-
Ladies and Misses Eeg horn Gipsey Bonnets
eenilrmens Leghorn aud Willow summer
Hats
Heavy black mud colored eros de Maple Silks
French Grapes, aud eros d ATE silk Robes
Plain aud figured Canton Grapes
Italian, Engiish aud India olihs
Black Mode
Bobineu Wells
Bobineu and Thread Lnces
iambored and plain Book Muslin
Plain aud figured Swiss Muslin
Jackouelt and Medium do.
4 printed French Mnslns
IRISH Linens and Lawns, warranted Ground
Bleach
Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Ladies English silk Gloves
Gulored Md aud Riding do.
Genflemens' Write Woodstock do.
Plnin aud stripe Denmark Shtins
Colored and white Russia Drilling
Craxat 5iiiieners
felerines aud Brilliantine Hsndkerchisfs
Curls and Hair Nets
Willow Sheets
Chip Flats
A general assortment of Shoes, exceedingly
low
Looking Glasses
Fashionable Fur Hats
Ready made Whisteoats
Do. Panfaloons
u bags Northern Hops, suitable for brewers
aud disiilers s..-
And many other articles, all If, nlich ,oiN
be sotd al The Lowest prices, for casb!A
J. L. PATTEN.
June %. Do w4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09
Que Yract.

Whereon lie how resides, in Amherst CUNT,
distant II mites FROM Lypchburg aud IL, ,r,;'
Amherst coori house, known by the nenn -
oRAHAM'o COVE, containing 1890 aero.
between 4 and stu of which are cl,.,,,r :
This And lies we'll and is ia good heat n.
dM cling house is comlortdhie aid ronyenie,,
and las attached 10 il he NECESSARY a.,
houses, orchards, &c. There is We, y lsrs,
potion OF good tobacco lnnd TO clear. vG,1.'.
is very heavily timbered. Tie Whole ,r,',,
Is we'll Xntered '"'N