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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-28
FRENCHMEN'S DINNER TO LAFA-
YETTE.


On Saturday Ia 1t the French gentlemen
residing IN New York gave thsir country
man a most splendid dlnner al Washington
Hall. From among the toasls we extract
the following
General LA Fayrtte-Wc are proud thai
he is Frenchmnn.
Immediately after this toast was given,
the President rose aud delivered the fol
lowing address:
Gentlemen In the 18th century the La
Fayetes, in the province Of Anvergne, a.
moderated the lot Of those who wer+. called
at that time, vassals.
In the 18th century, the Marshal do Ia
Fayctte drove, from the FrcncI territory,
the enemy.
In the 10th century, Madcmeiselle de la
Faycttc was the image of beauty. of virtue,
of charity.
In the 18th century, Madame de Ia Fay
elite composed works which will descend
to the latest posterlty.
In the i9th century Gen. LA Fayette was
born. lie was born an enemy to tyranny,
u passionate lover of liberty.
While a youth he assisted in supporting
and in defending the cradle OF the liberty Of
tle Il. States.
At Il more advanced age, Inc appeared in
the public tribune he spoke of liberty in
Europe, as ably as he fought for il in Anne
RIGA.
From the tribune he entered the ranks
of the defenders of the country. saw
him cncounterlng dangers in her cause
] HIS genius aud his GOODNESS never abandon
90 him. Prompt in conception, ardent in
execution, he always fought fer genuine Ii.
berty.
am an ocular and faithful historian.
Gentlemen,
Behold these trophies, these colors, these
standards, Upon all OF them is written, Hi
berty, Victory, La tdyeHcI
-%.I>a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-28

IBuRG, SEPTEMBER ,Ig2t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-28

fautrStic toe"
We never -saU ladies more brilliantly
dressed-every thug that fashion and Gle
gance could devise, were used on the ucca-
sion. Their head dresses were principally
OF flowers with Urnamented combs, aud
some with pnues OF t,sttich feathers. -
White and black lyce dresses over satin.
were mostly worn, with q profusion Of steel
ornaments aud aeck chains Of gold, .uspen
dcd to which were beautiful gold and silver
badtss medals, bearing a correct likcuss of
La Fayette, manufactured for the occasion.
The gentlemen had suspended from the
button hole ofthcir coats similar likeness,
and, with the ladies, had She same stamped
on their gloves. A belt or sash, with like
ness of the General, and entwined with A
ckaplet of roses, also formed part of the
dress of the ladies. The General and suite
entered about ten o'clock, aud were recei.
we'd with acclamatiUns. lie marched a .
round The spacious area paying his re.
speets to the ladies and exchanging con-
gratulatons on the occasion, and appearing
to be highly delighted and gratiGed.
Refreshments throughout the evening
vere handed about in ample quantities by
numerous retinue Of servants ia live.
ry no nose--no confuson-no disor-
der--e'ery thing was tranquil and respcc-
table,
We arc sensible that description falls
short AZ reality. It demands the pencil of
The fsuter and The talent Of the poet t,
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tourney efMe .Ndtions Guest-in continuation
MASONIG DLNNER


NEW York, September 2i.-The Grand
Lpuse "i The State having invited their dis
,hEu'sh"d Brother, General LA Fayeite, ~ a
o'"nrr, ne last evening participated with the
ancient aud honorable fraternity Of II splen
Ind repast at Washington Hail, in company
With five hundred y. the craft, with all their
sacred sinyhols.
Washington Hall on Ibis occasion WAS deco
rated with more than usual splrDdor. Wrea,bs
oi e'efgfren were frstoOned around the cell
i1s 0f the Hall, and formed an arch. from
the centre Of vi irh brilliant sun was dispI.y
ed. The plaIfnIgs on win, /, The Ri.ht tyor-
siipfnl Grand Masters and Warden, SAT- ,y.re
eie'atcd several fcet. On lhr one side was q
transparency represent ng ibe q les. n,
RUN, aud HE winile lrngfh portraits ortb,
hro'hrfs Washington and La Fayette. win
the symbols oi Their order and The frafern,i
Bilp the names of brother soldiers inf tI,. R,n-
iu'ion were scattered throughout tl,s n.,ir,iop
On I've opposIte side was "A large uautino.
representing splendid T.n,ulr. Whole
irnsih porI'aiIs of Washington and Hamilton
pui's t"g"iher Oh the west side of the saloon
s"pounted by a rainl,ow.-A fow of lllumi-
n"'tu galleries ran above the tables around
we room, together with several Illuminated
PbdTs. we have neither room DOR ability 10
utsciioe, ~ suitable uiannrf, the blilllan,
N'''P'"J' ne glare OF hShiS rene ctcd on the
rich Jewels and splendid masonic decoration.
OF The ms'Dbers the various aud f:ghly oroa
rnenlcd bdnnrrs placed conspcuously through
cut the hail the numerous assemilag,. the
full aud Superior band Of music in the 1rches
tr', aud the table pIentifully spread with al
she substanIlals and dclicacies that coald b,
produced, united to make the display at ono
grand, solemn aud imposing. In the cours
"i 'hc evening The Grneral attended the Thea
"e' winch Was brilliantly illuminated in ever,
WINDOW, ana over The grand entrance "a super
= 'l'u'piH3'ea square and cpm?ass. crclosiHg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-05
Vaiuabte Land, Negroes und Stock, for Sale

~ I'LL be sold 10 the highest bidder ON the
W nionday the 1tth day of October thai nusl va
James River, wnbn three miles III the ely of kichmon
o. which the late DOCTOR William Foushee SEN died seiz
Ell amt possessed. ~ ~ 1850
This T,acii sani contain 4?6 acres
portion "i which I, nea'iow Land large quantity is hea
',iy covered With vaiuabe tniI-r and that mart
seareu ""d ~ CULTIVATION excellent order for
SOIL an ioundatinn, the of
en and aoid'ny tue best lasting benefit
thereiron,. - ~>
Is waiered 10y number of most delicious springs OF
Tue bes ans pufest water, and is uncommoniy healthy
si'u"tionOn James River contains large quarres OF
ees'ohe Immediately ON the margin Of the New Canal
ny means ot winch The stone transported at the
least possible the ciiy of Richmond or else.
where. - 49,
contains some fine sites for Mills, or any kind Of man.
"'a.'"'hs establishments, requiring water power.
ine huuings consist o small, DWELL
ing House, with houses negroes good barn Stable
III Is mot saying too much that this l. decidedly
one W the most NHiuahie and desirable extent
within short distance of city OF whether
he viewed IA relation fertility Ufsv supply
s'onc waller power, salubriiy oi air and climate
WIN ne sliewn at any time before day sale by
MT Woudrun living on tie premises by the
by MIR. John Robinson $50
ihis land will beeod IN tract. ded to suit pur-
chasers he deemed ON the ,Iay of sa,
Immediately alter the sale land, will also be sold
M iAe naner Ia the hie hest bier about ~ likely Ne
Hogs % work Oxen, the crop Corn Fodder ay Rive
variety.
TERMS OF SALE.
ror The land credit ~ o. IL and months on bond
with approved security satisfactorily endorses. neroa-
be notes aud deed vi beng given-or ii IN. nun
chaser shan prefer to make pronpt paynienl OF
legal interest will be- made. -
For the Negroes ciiL,
s,,s cash Tor all sums uuer 80 months credit on
an sums above that amount, bond with approved securi.
-. IS So. 81, -, JAMES RAWLINGS,
September ~ lIN,,ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-05

I.nsr~y ImporemeHt on a more comprehensive scale
Nh. ANDERSON has the pleasure of informing the
1V1 friends aud patrons Of his epieufary and
SCHOOL thai IN commencing the year Of his ope
I"',nn an important addition will be made the scope
~ been made with Mr. VINO Kidd, by which besides
considerable improvements IN essential bra ncs ~
elementary instructions (viz. Wrifiag Ahmetic and Co
graPhy) critical study of The higher Greek Authors and
adigent cultivation of the powers ana gracps of
to,I will be inrpluced The last me niionsd oiec, hen
altogether Of practical nature, will found nj onc
iul and highly ornamental in various NJ liz
Te'ms-fhe charge for tuition in the above
will he ten dollars per quarter payable in
any ezfra charge whatever.
ENGLISH tR1UlfIR.
N. b. The accession of Mr. MIDI will enable Mr. 5.ys,
son to devote more OF his own time those
which qualify the young student for every
branch OF language and science The greatest error ~
parents perhaps IN relation TO their crens
IS that Of committing the first part learning 20
renced nnskiuI teachers OF all books, the first booE il
To the pupil the important. 49, |' JUN %
The speaking and writing NJ the Latin and Fr,ncL In,
gages wiz also torn objects Of Mr. as particular alien
dollars per quarter. October l. iay o, '''e
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FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS.

IotN \ WILLIAM GlLLIArr, have received per the
- late arrivals from Lond0DA Liverpool, their Fall sup
ply OF GOODS, which have been selected will great
Cash, AMI they offer them for sale
Serms, viI
Best London cloths and caSsmeres assorted coos prces
Cough and BTathwaitrs, aNd James Gondy auu sons
double n;iilei naet coitOns
Point, rose, and striped blankets
Whi,e red, yellow aud green annels, and green bazes
B"uhie milied drai, cloths
Blue, green, drab and mkt pains
Blue, brown, drnb aad niixt I'll cloths
Olive, arab and blue iearn0ughts I,eros
Figured aud Caroline paid at
Stout Al Irish linens aud table diapers
German 9znaIurgs
IiibDrTt's best brown stout aud pale ale
fsddy y Co.'s snuff in small casks, superior quality
Ai,o, Il, Store, and receipng-
30 bags prime Green Coffee part which crop
80 cashs Scott Co.'S, and Olivina & Co IS old London
Particular Madeira Wine imported direct some OF
which selected from the Vintage OF I8ii OF a pc
eaiar tine ii"'our, aud is highly approved.
October 1. 4S-tf
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E0Il SAIE

'EiHAr valuable 0fland n the county Of Io,,o
- knows lay the name of Aliens Ordinary con,,io. =
i6 acres, viii, Improvements upon IT, It's value as
sn Tor public house IS known to many, but its valac ~
farm probably Is not The best recommendation 81 =, -
be given OF IL IL TO exhibit the growing c.op rl,ern
quantity marI, Of fine qualify tht. tapd vI
be easily rem1VedOf the advantage resulting rro ~
use Of mari, IL is not saying too To assert a., M
ads IN ihat part OF the country improve by its use s
tanly, and more ezpedously than those in ,i., w
country do by Of Plaster. Ifnot previoosy ~
ed Of, u will he offered al public auction, on the
on The ist day Of Nov. next. For terms, apply To- G
serier, or VIM Browne, Of Williamsburg The title ~
heved 20 be good, Yet the Trustee will convey sch .
only as he has received. N" "ie
Wilismsbvrg, Oo,escf T. 4sLtt.
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RICHMOND PLOUGH MANUFACIOKY-
OPPOSITE TuE UNION HOTEL

VIE Subscribers respectfully inform the public that
hty nave on hand general assortment of AGRICUI
iukAL !MPLEMENTS,v viz: Free,orn, Wood, and WOOL
'ey fiogh cast points and land sides III. Day,n
" improved Barsbare Plough, which, the srenst
q" us consruc'ion and not being liable choak, is well
adapted To rough and foul land and is easy renal,
Maxeys three mould Seeder, single aud double shove.
f'nugbs, iiarrows Cultivators, Straw Cutters &c.
agricultural Implements repaired the shortest notice
ANY articie sold from this Establishment which shall
oe ,ond equal 10 what represented may lie returned,
confident ofrenering general satisfaction share of null
nc patronage Is soiiciiesi DEAKYNE 4 PALMER.
Sept. 81. 40 .c ~
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the propretors Of tbr Ex
changed per cent Stock of 1872 issued in prr,,,
dnce o An Act OF Congress, entitled An act
subscription 10 the Old per aud Deferred Stocks
and providing tor an exchange of the same passed ON the
9th Of July l2-tta the principal said Stock and
the interest which may he due thereon the time IN he
PAID to The said propr,eor, TO their attorneys duly a
,norsed on the hrs dayoi Janua 1925 the Tresry
10 Washington OF ri such Loan Office oH The books wtere
OF any portion OF said Stock may stand
Information Is further given, that surrender nj an.
Cerihca,es OF the said Exchanged per ceni Stock will
be required at the time of redenpton thai the ine
rest thereon viii cease and determine on the sI ay of
December, 1924. VIM. n. CRAWFoKp " WY VI
~, :. Secretary OF tie Treasury.
NJ.
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BOARDING observation-disclosures

yiHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends ami if.
Il public, that the large and conmodious i,,. ~ w.,
Mesr.. Souiheates, have been handsomely ren,isd 6
opeh Tor the reception of Geuteel I,uard.rs ~
moderate terms, 10y tie day, week, niontl or vsar "
The elevated and cenirat- Though unronfne. n,
this Establishment, its cOnveniences and sbor, ,i,es
/ from tie City Hall, Capitol ana Gosernors .r, d. r
dial welcome With which visiians are reeeixed entail l.
their notice at all tunes nt particulnrIv ~,
oi members ct TIE legislature ~ the winter and OF cen
ilcmen VIM have official business To trnus,s, w " So
" the wing OF ilie building, detschsd all , es.
tie Bunfding Establishment, is opened an gr fHEt,V ~
tie education of youth ~ Languages and - -, rs, M
and Sciences as WI prepare them either , t,s; az
Tor catering the Uniyersy Tine su,se ri,,er
deyoie The eiei OF h attention. duties Of ,l Be-
minary, and procure skui an efcien M resst ~, ,bc
branches. not immediately uusr his nttsn,;, 49,"
tant object, with ne hopes To effect is ;,,,; .,
arrangement Of thu different suf,iects ~, ;'. a
which each y Re ,srgN, TO the highest drr,ee 81 per
fiction, and t'a inhiiyi the education 81 syy s,,r,
may he appropriate and cOnipgee Ia. 10y ~. ~,
undertaking. u Is necessary Tor him To- bavs ,6 - nee,
Iion ann s'ppp'' =" n's siow citizens 10 the
ed ana d'1T,ns,mg o,.hese particularly he tenders III,
of the youth and ~ be high. 'ges H ''unes
preserve the stability Of the Institution ' "
,,sho,ond Son, ~ CiiILES TERRELL.
ItC
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~ The ENQUIRER is Published twice general
three tunes week during the session of the State
ysiaxys-Prce the heretofore, fivs Deiays per
san, payable In advance. Notes Of charered specie
lying Banks ony) will be received IN payment. TIE I'D
ars Will the safety Of remiting them by mail
lie postage Of all being paid by the writer's
No paper will be discontinued Out nt the discretion
The Edtors until all arrearages have been paid up
NJ Whoever will guarantee tue payment o nine papers,
.bai have u tenth gratis. -
'"" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r One square, tea-first Insertion, IS ceis-each
continuance, SO cents. 90
inserted, until il has either been paid
r or by some person this city, It's envrons
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FOR SALE

4 VALUABLE Farm IN Middl.ss, .o,.,. u,.r
srW e hsi and known formerly 10y The name Of fs
,'' g., ~ oe"u',y situated on the Rappabannort
ABOUT zen miles Hboye IFS mouth, and Is ss ',.ri 80
ny Two navigable creeks that hulr mile of fence
enclOses H. IL contains J55 of exreisnt 80,
which 40 cleared and narkaiv fr,,i rni 81
m,Ander IS wei umbered with OAK, hickory cbespu' and
most conveniently situated for sending ,vo,d 80 'n ~
its improvements are good and ii has shin Yard ,
Among It's lesser advantages an abnndarca ~ y
oysters, Wild fowl and game Any person isI,, su'
chase, may apply for further information 10 me " p.
ford, Westniorcland Courthouse. Va. W o''a''
o..., WIN ID. ROBINSON
IA
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sALT. IRON, GROCERIES, SC.


100 Sacks best Liverpool SALT
100 do ground alum do
IS Iron comprising enera' assortment vi CARR
age, gig, Wagon aud cart tire
do. hoop iron
= do. plough n'o"'ds
do. bis,ered steel
do. lug sh do. do
do German do
% hhds. brown Sugar
20 bulls. Loaf de"
20 hhds. Molasses
do. Antigua rum
do. best old do do
y do Pennsyiv'a. wbiskey
40 bbls. old rye 10
is do. Malaga wine
50 bags green coffee -
Is do Java do
- do white uo
10 do black pepper
3 do pimenio
50 lbs. nutniegs
50 kegs Duponrs gunpowder
1 tons shot assorted, from BB To No. 8
20 boxes Whi,temore's cotton aud wool cards
80 boxes window glass
80 bbis. ciipt AMI whole behring's
100 reanis iooscap paper
100 wrapping do.
ceroon Spanish FlOtant Indigo
40 kess nails
100 sides sOai leather
% superior pole axes
40 bushels clover seed
rs do timo'hy do
200 lbs. geese feathers
oid Madeira
Gunpowder
Imperial TEAS
Young Tyson
Souchoug
Chnc ola,e
Old C"gnNc brandy and Holland tin
DO Jamaica rum
Cider Vinegar
Sperinacet n nd taiIow candles
Brown and Windsor Soap
Medder, copperas and birthstone
Mace, cloves, cinnamon and Ginger
Glass, crockery aud stone
English seine twine, cotton yarns-For Sale by
WORKMAN y McGRuDER.
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UNIVERSITY OF pENNsyIy,N,,

fI'lE Medical Lectures will begin as as, on ,be FRS,
L Monday Of November next 30 " "s"a'' D" tue "'s'
PHILIP s. PHfSiC, N. ID. on Ana,oo,
1OHN REDMAN COxE, d. d. nn mD;y... ST.,
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, N. u. on Tfeory a,,d p,oc,cs
of Niedcine t''"'y ""u T"e"O'
THOMAS LANES, N. %. on Mi.~iferv
ROBERT HARE, VI. - on Ch,mis,sy -
WILLIAM GIBSON. ~. ~ or Su nv
WILLIAM y hyHSEa. n u. .4i,ngt proc,,.s a.,
tomy tna D.rn ~ 90, Nrdiea Far-itv. ~ " w
CLINICAL LECTURES will be deI,Ve, ., ,,,,,;,, ,,o g.
s"I az me AIMS House Infrntsy. where IN, smis, c
commOdnti0ns ard most c0Hvepisn! .rsaoerne,s hsv,
zen n'hf I"f The pufpose, the Practice. of pivs Il,
Df, Chapman aud o. sergery by Dr. Gibson.
PhGad:iPh.a, Apgus. IL, ~ so-uN
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La,o Lectures and I,o,c Jos,;,,,,.

Lao Lectures and Lac Institute.
tNo me information Of those distance, the fee now
Il established is rs follows: - ~
J. Lap i"t'lute-rhis comprehenjs Office accommodate
uons, use oil an extensive Law and Misce aneous Ii
prary direction o studies, private examinations pri
vae readings occasionally, and public lectures Fry 4
days week Tor war MONTHS commencing first Mon
day in October IN every year,
Fee 100 d,i,,rs so. -
2. Lay Insfi.uts-For those who enter only - '
during the four months of public lecturinc
Zee cso
g. Public Lecture nione, for Students of law Sao
a. Same. professional gentlemen aud othersl "a
D. Moot Court alone on
8. Moot Court aud Lectures An
The fee of the Law Institute (Which entities The Sin,
dents Ia every advantage tue Moot Court exceped far
which there distinct iee) will nsrays yenn fb, ,,,,
AS the Course OF Lectures will annually Increase n,i
ten months duly for 1--WE years will occupied in The de-
livery of the Course, the fee for those who do no,
themselves TO the Institute, will lie annually mn
Ill IL auounis 10 100 dollars per annun for tie cmtire
DAVID iIOEErAN
baltimore, Sept "a. as,
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CHESTERFIEID - m

u'.ue oi ueed OF trust from James Young will fe
- sold to the highest bidder for readv mor.y T.; IT,
sIwh o. Pelefsburg on SATURDAY. the s day OF ocobsr
near bermuda Hundred, formerly ~. rronsriv and &
i .ss'dence OF capt James CLARK, dee and now oscroJ
ny Mr. John Stewart, containing 24S aces al IL
ianas ct Francis Eppes, John Archer ami " en- ra'
,he road leading from Bermuda Hundred ia Fnr a,;i
the THE to this land is considered "a he ms.
uopabe, aud all the papers respecting II r,v he 80" T.
application to Otway Is. Barraud Es1 p.,"r.,,er ~ ~
WI" NOT OF course, be Warranted Nv the trustees ~ "
iuOS WILLIAMSON n
oc,oh.r, ARciPD TAYLOR, Trustees.
oi =. iS-,ds
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WILLIAM & WILLIAM GAIT. Ju


.,. az the old ttand Of Gar 4 Johnson)
Have received by The and other laie arrivals from
hnd the Emily from London, their
tng:-
Napt coiions, Plains and Kerseys
Rose, Point and DnfhI blankets
Rhodes DOmbazetts, plain and flo ured TARTAN p,;ds
FearnUughts, flannels and nazes
Shepherds e1 ira Supcrfne Cloths and Kerseyue,es
Double Mild Drab and Couiinon Cloths
Super6ne and common Kilermip.ter f,.,a.,;,, & pngs
Irish LiueDs, Sheetings, La. ns and Dian.rs s Ne'
Black and Brown Hollands
Ladies' and Girls WOrsted Cotton K Silt tt,... .u
assorted I'm '"S'e'g' VIC"
n,ens Hose, Hall Hose Lambs Shirts Drawers
BanguP Cords, Cambrics, CalrcOes and Ii,,j,i.. "
SwaDiD~n, IOlinett tl0rentine aud Velve, vsst;o.s
Iatent Shot, Spades and Shoveis "s'
wrought Nails German aud Blistered S,cet
"" D'les Uernan OLnauurgs aud We dailv loot for
an arrival NJ Baltimore with a foil a,scrtnen, ~,
UznabUrgs and Burlaps "' VI
Line aud Cotton jedcEs and Cherks
LONDON nut Fms Needles and Git Buttons
sewing Shks, Sik Twist aud Cotton Balls
dL,SO,
,n,Onssuc shirtiugs Sheetngs nd Cassineus
~ 'lB",eu SILKS Canton and Marlin Cranes
1nitsu Ices, Edgings and Musiins
nep'enlen> ana Ia'ites Gloves cou,pete assoru,..
srVrlOise 5hti and Mock Tuck aud Side C,on,Is ~
ihose uoOrs have been lid w on thu verv Io.es, ,s,
~ I"hs Pa't having been bought nj the hucticrs !;
Wv fgts MO N'ii he Disposed Of on tie oost n
.eIssi einer ny wholeshieO retail, for Cash az q,
wal Customers on Ire osVai credit. " " f"'0
- " s9-Gt
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a. TvYL 'ENSTY,REs's

Virginia LoiteTg Office, under the Eagle Hotel Richmond
Where all prizes in the above lottery will he paid SO
rhing discount ''
Whst Ticket S5-Hay So So Quartz, 81 81
prompt Attentions. 49,
sept. q. 4i,f
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VIE subscriber respectfully announces TO the public,
"t ne ha> NV late arrivals, received an additional
supply =" articles in HE line together with the stock
efN on hand, makes his assortment general ami COM
e'e eqna f not superior in the STATE Those who
may lie IN want of articles in his line, will do well 10
anime his stock before they purchase elsewhere II
sis,s IN part of the following articles:
<oO new Guns of different makes double ant single
six dollars to 200 dollars.
100 pair Of pocket, dneng and holster Pistols from
to 100 dollars pee pair
Swords, Sabres, Dirks aud Hangers
tazors, Pen knives, and Lancets
Plain aud silver mounted Horn Tun,biers
huss'an Tun'irrs made Of leather intended be carried
- IN uIe pocket
Fisiing Tackle, Rods. &c. complete
ra~nt Shot Ilets and Powder Fasks OF all sizes.
oruefs from any part OF the United States thankfully
received, and punctualy attended TO.
JAMES McNAUGHT.
NJ w. Guns or Pistols left with repairing n nd
renamed with me ~ months and upwards will old for
nat IL due On them il not Immediately applied for.
S-rtember2I. 4,J-tf
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NOTICE

~ persons having claims against the Estate Of IN.
- itle Dc Wni foushec sen. dec ace ts,.,v ,c,,e
bs .sJured TO make them known To- the undersg, ~
All ~ provision may pe made ,heir discharge "
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WIN g. JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-
StM. "a "" "'"''e'" """F oushee, Sen. dec.
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