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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
THE ARNlENIANS

Though these people are dreadfuy oppressed and
eeced by the Persians, they live at Constantinopl in
comparative ease and aluence especially as they have
superseded the Jews III becoming bankers TO the Turks
that ut present. they have the mint in their o hands
-Ihcy are, therefore, in the Turkish CAPITAL a quiet
podding people, and either bankers merchants mr.
CLERKS but III their own country they till The ground
and exercise different trades, like other nations In
Constannope, hcapIng up money seems their profess
SION. The women are lively, chatty and ponl hunour
ed, and the men liberal 10 an extraordinary Degree
lie Arncnans, though not inolerant as the Turks
bindy attached to the forms of relgon their fas,s
as observed by the priests, more severe than
those OF the Greek church, their priests aDpcar 10 have
no particular dress but marked by long boards uer
bshopswear purple..Stthc convent Esspiuiaznn near
f.rvan they Keep dhand, which they preten To- he
that OF ST. Gregory, which the deluded Arnenmns nav
large sums to kiss being assured that thew shall tns
secure their salvation. Numbers of pilgrims arc con
stany going there from all quarters of the evapt An
Armenian priest who from this convent to Con
s'ahhoPe IN tue oegnnng 1914 was suspected by their
priests IN that city, of being commissioned to purchase
large and exclusive privileges for the Convent ADD suc
Glamour was IN consequence raised by them that no
houh ms NE In DANGER and begged permission TO live
IN the English palace for shelter; this was refused him
and month after he oblg 10 leave Constant;,o
pie. The Armenians like all the Christians in Tho To
want, are devoted to their faith one of them lately hap
ed at AePpo, told if he turned Turk his ND. would
be sParedh made the sign of rros and was instantly
turned Off
Lately, in Durham County, England = vopor of.r
was sitting knitting when companion approached ber
and striking her the back, occasoned her to bepJ
forward by which sudden movement one of her needles
ran up ier nose. ana woundng mortal part, she in
stantly expired! A few DAYS ago the son of the Editor
OF the New England Gazette fell upon the noint of ,
slick which he held in hisInout and punctnrc an,re
~ of the throat The blood flowed so RAPIDLY Thar he
died in twenty mnutes
Managers nd thick DER all the ground
TO push the tonb.''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
UNION, PA. April or

c5.a.on.. UNION, PA. April &c.
chesapeake and Ohio Cta,ak-The Officers and Err
gineers OF the United States detailed to survey the
route l OF tins canal, are already the ground
capt M'NeiL with Lieutenants Cook and Delabnr.
delayed few days in making their arrangements COZ
,eas hands, &c. They commence operations at Camp
NIr. Shriver's Brigade started from this place on
Howard. ' lump
toi' aioert's Brigade are organized and about com.
r'-'c'ng operations, we understand, at Cumberland
MaJor kearncy, we are informed is ordered on .o
n'Soug To take command of fourth Brigade of En-
gheeIs To examine the western section of the Canal
M ltsnurg To Lake Erie. Thus the whole line of
the Canal, it is believed will be comneled Ir; 49,
present summer S '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
WAsu1Nc.rnr. nfau

IT., WAsH1NGToN; May 4.
ne Court of Inquiry for the investigation of I'm.
conduct OF Com. PORTER the Foxario Affair S,r
convened at the Navy Yard in this city on Monday
Iast' present Gonna. CHAUScEY, Capt. CRANE and
Capt. READ. ' anu
IL is understood that Commodore PoRrEn tools ex
ceptIon to the composition of the Court on the crowns
that majority of the Members were officers nn;or r.
himself This exception, being referred to the Score
tary OF the Navy, overruled by him.
The Court Yesterday commenced the examination of
witnesses (oieers of the Navy, of course3 MANY of
"hom are attending this investigation. Among them
FINCH. anu O"F'"iiA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

mere are strong indications nj attempt on the part
., heNIco ann Colombia tn etnancipatc Cuba Mich
alarm appears TO have been excited among 1! Spanish
authorities at HaanzaS and precautionary measures are
au"P,ca. The inhabitants presume are pretty oc
morally disposed to accept Independence he it offered
oy "h"rnlt may There certain powers IN Euro,e
however winch have, for time past cast lono
ing eve towards this island; and is probable that they
WI" MOI regard with Indifference any effort I, 3Iace II
p'S "n tcii grasp Spain herself perhaps III scarce
remain an IDLE spectator of such effo t. Trueit is
la' siie mas not the force. supposing She has energy
Tno"GH TO prcfe nt The emancipation Of Cuba By ;1r
Fcct c<ertion OF her influence; hut she NAV neciat
AWAY elmer Ia France or Great Britain any claims she
may possess on the island and thus induce one of those
powers TO interfere. We hope this will not be the case.
o't when we cast our eyes the map of North Aneri
ca od see The Importance of this little tongue of terri
Tory issuing out of the mouth of the Mexican GuE and
tneh look TO the unwearcd assduity which ENGLAND dis
p'ays IN tie cultivation of her commercial
WIN Mexico, we may stand excused if we feel some ,
prehensions on the subject
we snboln paragraph which seems to Justify in
some degre the fears we have expresses
,, MAJ. Jo1O1saI
large Spanish conveys have arrived here with about
'ooo troops, having left 1900 Port Rico ON their
way The last expedition conveyed by a French
irigate, and brig OF war. John Bull seems TO he keen
ing sharp look out 600C troops have arrived o Nv
roVldence and there four English fri~aes nov, in
ms harbor COneCtures are various and il &c the
opinion of wec-normed men, that sometime scrions
may he looked far"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

Islands # Tcc.-Ve observe by the New yor1, M,
Advertiser, that Capt. Blair of the ship Flora from II
yerPoo reports that lie passed near the Banks fNeyy
iouHdiand, about 200 islands Of ice the largest t I,
nhe IN circumference, and about 500 feet high and
several others nearly the size. Also saw
Der OF seals on tie ice; and to the southwark of it. .
number Of large Whales. May Jst south Of the Hook
saw two large whales ''''A'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
DOnElES TIC.

alEANsvrLLE, Pa. April %.
Singular Bear Fisht--A short time since :, co,,ri,
oug men were taking Sundays walk in the back
woods OF Sheshequn when thev Glanced - NEE, m old
bear ana her cub. The Young heroes hel} cc,r;. r
war ana determined TO give chacc 10 and attack t,n
accordingly they stripped themselves for The aa, md
edci armed with club started for the bears The soo
oSeFhaaed The young and dispatched it, bu1 hide
Gus cries called the old to us assistance and tho
young men were Obliged 10 prepare for lie attack
her hind feet and with her mouth wide omen f,tbn
ioaihng, continued to advance. They squared tian,
serves ana severe and doubtful struggle OF IL mr. On
inmates ens9ed, during the whole which time the,
were unable to touch her head with their climbs en- com
py uiu She parry every blow with her fore feet and
was not until she wheeled retreat that thew
"ie ~ leFel blow across her which BROUGHT her
GOWN, "hen they were enabled to despatch he, This
si"su'r ana courageous act will do the youn, ,n,.
MINOR had te deceased Putnam been present he could
not nave done more; and his famed wolf hunt scarcely
s"'Passes The Sheshequn Bear fight.
-eQ0-
fSor'ns Jor toate, -'ihe Alexra Herald, ftFe 9th
uit contains tue following information concerain,r th
progress OF an attempt which has = degree of oc9crl
Importance:
MIR. Disbrow, who has been employed BIZ orr c,rpo-
auoh' Tor The last two weeks in boring for water has
reached upwards OF ninety feet DEPTH and pcrsevefc,
IN ieA confidence OF success. He has passed urouoh
d e" variety o. stratum, sand clay, gravel, mnd sui
Phate OF iron, nc AT the depth of about forty fct mo
met with quick sand, which, it was apprehendcd roud
prove very Troublesome; but Mr. d. soon od
lhe difficulties which ii threatened. Al ,e Distance of
between sixty and eighty feet. the boring indictments
brought up pieces of wood such as elm Whit GAL, and
iocus &c some OF which were in perfect STATE of ,,e
scrvatIon, particularly the white oak and Ia,nst ar
what is very remarkable the hull of . hicorv mi ~
Sound and firm as if buried but few weeks instead
o., no doubt, many centuries y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

ne insurance Companies in Charleston. 6 e. have
come TO the resolution not 10 insure ,, = Is'
any Sfea02- boat IN which the article Of apo,ode shall
be shipped This is certainly most pfnJcnt;aI and
necessary procedure; necessary alike for the projection
Of the lives of passengers and the property insured
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

SPeed ne Press.-The New York Daily ADVERTISE
ana American have sent to England for press Which
~ii' str'be OF two thousand papers in hour Two
common use ' !"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

! i.ii"occmcnt u English La,o While the ATinistr,
81 England are, with Praisc-wOrth, zeal REMOVING tho
onFdehS or taxation and releasing the slacllcs of corn
"r'r' iifN e%hib as CommendabIe q desire for five
iio'c happiness III tie amendment of that heferooe,,
Gus mass OF laws which governs the Jurisprudence of
t"c'T country Nr PEEI has introduced a bin tn ron
'oiac Tue acts relating Jures. It seems that hcre
arc no less than eightyfve statutes on this subject
twenty oi winch IL IS proposed absolutely TO rcpcaI II
IS not credible that State would mass einl five low,
an In force on one particular subject Nor is il 81. but
!" ROAD bhl9' and vagraut bills and bills TO license
dpolhccarIes, and bills to prevent fires and biIIe 20 -
Dulid all5, in all Of them il aDncars nv :, c,,oi -
MANAGEMENT well understood in oar own legislature
ec nave peen interpoated clauses relative to the or
i'.N'io" ana nnpanneing }uries. If it were merely
c" 10 rescue from confusion, ii from utter obscu
Iity ths important branch of judicial nd ,n;st,ot;
e auhof OF the proposed measure would greatly scrvo
"r' country out when IS considered how much some
OF the statutes intended TO be repealed are at war
tne enlightened character of Great Britain and how in
CONSISTENT some of them with the boosted Ebert;o
OF ner SUBJECTS, tie reputation of the State is sorvo ~
CuCheon. " "'' Is
One law, for instance, that is proDoged to abJ;t
Is that Tor The trial of jury which Shall have decided
case OF wager of battle This mode If trial if ig o,
mas Oeen recently stricken from the Fnoisb H..
the penalty on the Jury who shouId trv i C,JI gu.
seems retained:-thi5 penalty is no more than ~ e.
fel their goods and chatels TO be irrprison.d #, -
wives ana children turned out of DOORS their houses
razed and their trees rooted upn 80 repeal such .,
proves civilization only; no more
Dut there are other imProycri rs in the system Of
lures III England, which the friends of libcry win
be pleased to find advocated b tie Ministry II s uro
Po3Go 20 'or The mode n ummoniug jurors 10 leave
nothing IN the arbitrary discretion as NJ nros.nt F =
Ministerial officers to haze The names Of all ouaGcJ
persons placed IN ballotbox and npartially drawn
10 increase the number Of persons entitled to serve on
special lugies, by adSlinr the .sfpes of merchant, III
commercial cities, ljiIcrtO none hut esnnircs
nave been SOL and to allow special iuries only where
we parties shall consent TO it in ,rpg In all criro
nat ana especially political trials the Jurors to be drawn
nnpartally BY lot ~ W. q
MS IS an outline Of Mr. PEEPS consolidation hill tho
enumeration Of which received in the House win
"n'n""ous and deserved cheering md anpIausc TLe
its glory. ICBo,l,,, 's, I,, 'ii9P'ay
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
HAMr1roN ButlerC fOh;o a.,

HAMILTON, Butler Co. (Ohio,) April IS.
The body of Mr.. Eli Johnson ir whose death ~.
houced IN preceding number of our paper was found
on cdnesday last, after having lain in the water nm
wards OF two weeks very singular Giro umsaDceat
tending this worthy of notice. Since the dav This
young man was drowned, many fruiless searches had
auS Ior ms remains by his surviving relovesand
others On Tuesday night the mother of the deceased
dreamed that he had been found Cadwcips mill dam:
inns dream made so strong impression on the mind OF
faother that she earnestly requested that search
might be made; this request was conplied with and SIN
guar 10 relate the corpse found the Identical
dam above named. "A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
ABNER II. LOWELL, Master.
BENZ. SMALL, Mate.

The blind restored to sisht-A younr ma, ;nr
is'ana had been blind about ten years during which
time he married and became the father of three chill
dren. Having heard of the skill of DR.. Lobatnt of
New Orleans oculist, he FASTENED to put bmself
under his care, leaving his wife and children at Baton
Rouge fortnight had scarcely elapsed when his
sight was completely restored and he enabled TO o and
see his wife and children, for the first time
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
From the Boston Palladium.
UNCOMMON FISH.


Being ON board the brig Mary and Eliza, of Boston.
from Baltimore, on Wednesday, 9th April, 1895, at
a. NJ Race Point, Cape Cod bearing s. S. E. distau,
tour leagues discovered something little on our lar
board bow, hauled up for it. When at small dis
tonce, found IT to be living anima-tooS it to be what
mas been called Sea Serpent. We passed it a small
ustance tackled ship and stood for il again. Found that
'nere were two OF them-they made from us-however
VIC soon overlook them: we had a fair view. They an
eared' when ahead TO us, like horses swimming
.an any thlng wecoud compare them to. Their length
PPeeu 10 be about so feet their head and neck about
SIX or cigh feet, which they kept out of the water abou.
iour rect From the top of their heads to the water the
hea part appeared to be full of punches like barnacles
or KNOTS {" divers colors: being about 100 feet from
them we could view them well. Their bodies ,pneared
10 De Oh the colour of whale their tails Law fat avs
IN the water and spread about feet like whales tail,
Alter viewing them about Is minutes we tackled shin
ana stood on our course. They likewise tackled and
swan after u.s. when they appeared more like horses
than ever, and their through the water was ncar
as fast as ours. There a white streak runnnao
about two thirds round their heads at the waters e,
which we took to be where the mouth was TIE
sometimes hlowed like whales. The snout holes were
about four feet from their nose, their backs Tbev
had very blunt nose. They must either be Sea Uor
ses or Sea Scrpents, for such fish none ON board eve
before. ~
ABNER II. LOWELL Master
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al Navy, on the ground ef the II
la~fnIucss of War" We need har'
~ observe tn those who haze lcacc-
ted at all onathe subject. that Capt.
Thrush, of course. makes out mast
triumphant case in Justification 9TH
conduct. Hr goes into M egnu'o-
sersial matter, but simply takes ccr-
tain prophecies from re Old ie5ta-
ment, aud the most admired prccepts
Of Jesus Christ from the New, and
then asks, hDN these trnly noble and
characteristic preecptsl of Christiau-
ity woaId lopt At the heal of every
naval or military commission ofwar-
like order iinm The Admiralty or The
Horse Guards Hctreats with great
contempt tue sDpbistical distinctions
between offensive aud defensive war,
aud shows that the must beautiful
SAY ings of the Founder Of the Chris
tian faith expressly forbids violence
in assistance, tie whole spirit Of his
teaching being..Overeoine Esilby
Good." Mr.. Thrush declares. that
he began u doubt the laWfnlness Of
VAR more than three years ago--bnt
that IN order not To take IN impor-
iant step rashIy. he devoted these
three years. which he passed IN retire.
ment, u reading aud rejection on
the subject, assisted by earnest
prayer to the Supreme Being Tho
result IL thus stated; ;. Determined,
~ Christian, neserto draw a sword
or pull - trigger, for the purpose Of
shedding human blood (; or yet tore
turn Il blow for blow, or an insult
for an insult, ] feel perfectly unfit fora
your Majcsty's Naval Service, and I
think should act neither honestly
nor consistently IN retaining my
commission Tie holest and the
rough conviction Of this conscien-
cious individual II rendered still
more striking by the fact that he re-
signs his commission while upon half
pay, With little prospect fheing cal
led into service; that hall pay,
moreover, forming "a large portion
Of n VERY limited income We be-
lieve tn, is proceeding perfectly
novel in military history but tlds
spirited example may render II less
so.--and then what becomes OF STAN
ding armies The Clergy and the
Lawyers may club tIicirtaents. but
they will iild that q simple Naval
Captain il more than a match for
them in this delicate ground We
should not be surprised il this little
brochure made IA great atir.
Lon. &c.
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THE HEIRESS,

A sprightly, rosy checked, faxen-
haired lille girl used to sit, on the
pleasant evenings of Junc, on the
marble steps opposite my lodgings.
when / lived in phiiadelphia, and
sing over a hundred little spnncts.
aud tell as many tales in Il sweet
voice, aud with an air of delightful
simplicity, that charmed NE sany
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
Is WAR LAWFUL

A most singular pamphlet is just
published. under the tile OF I" A let
ter addressed to the King. by Tho
mas Thrash, Oh his resigning his
commission az a captain in the Roy
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We have recently added to our assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, the FOL
lowing
80 pieces new style London Calicoes,
Beautiful black Italian silks,
Rich figured and plain white Sattns,
White Italian Grape anu Florence silk,
Long white hid Gloves, and short do.
Grape Shawls, all shndes and full size,
Fine and superior Brown Hollands,
Gimps, all shades,
Black Crcassians, superior TO any ever Jim
ported,
Morocco and scalskin Shoes, approved ma
nnlaciurc,
Washington and Dorchester Bed Ticklngs 81
aud ga wide,
Very superior plain hlaet Mandarin Grapes,
A few pieces superior bloe Cloths, exceed
ingly low,
All OF which are Offered at very reduced
prices at the New funcy oforc.
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
August is9s
For Salc.-20O bbls. Wliskey,
SAAL. MILLER
Aue. II W6wl
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Nne NeMt ReWa rA.

DTNAEYAY from tie uh,cri!,rf in Ela-
Il lttaA county, VIRGINIA, the iaet OF Afr,I
or first Of May last, WILLIAM DANIEL, n
hound hoy, about IL years Of age, .ghf hair.
TAR complexion, hIne eycs 8 feet inchc.
hi5h, or thercahouts, The above reward VII
be given to any person who viii BprteheI Il
SAID boy and bring him home sgeiu.
DANIEL CLAY.
Sep, 8. a2W6
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~ PACKAGES,



90 pieces figured aud PLAIN Bombazetfs, all
shades,
90 pierre French and English Caicoes, new
patterns,
An elegant assortment Of hgured, brown,
crimson and black silks,
Furniture ChIntzs, splendid patterns.
Rrch figured India, Swiss aud Book Aluslins,
Cucas inn Plni4s, nes pulte,"s,
Bateso shaded Ginghams new style,
Elegant Flouuccd Null Robes,
Bolivar Stripe, new article tor dresses,
Gauzr, rich fg'd Satin, aud other luGhons,
Rich fe white Satin Robes,
PLAIN aud fg'd Null and Iacouett NInslins,
Grape Leese, all STUDIES,
Elegant Aleriuo ShaWls uud Handkcrchef5,
lloisery 81 every kind,
Thread md Bohhinet Iaces and Edgings,
Fig Balege ,Gauzc, Gfeuadicr aud other fam
~ llnndkrrrhiels.
infants and Ladies Eohhinet Cups,
large assortment q Grapes,
Cut Velvet, Iolaueti, aud all kinds Ncsting
Lafayette, Landing mn Bolivar IIuud'ls
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'"'9 ue
lfRod CoRhEsfoSDENFs) -
ooo,' ail'f 'ho Occupation OF We
Fr'heh he'rnpoiI' ny inc a,,iea ar
'h'cS un"ef .nc uoNe oi " e''ihsioH.
ana ffinee h,urnef' ai'ef tue menu .
fao'e oa'.,e o. "a'ri'oo' suns n'i.
''e' an" russian o'nssrs n"Ppehe'
ono evening 10 meet III eonee mousse
Whefe some rreh.h Sen,ien'e"' SIT
ing AT the loftner sld I'll .ho 'oo'n'
were Warmly "'s' "ss'i'S TUG s"oJ'se
OF the ia'e unfortunate co'ln'c', some
a''rioolinE the o'aas'ef 10 ''e"o,se.s
"'"''' !" '"o '"s' s"i'i'",,'y VI '''
'"''n' ior''S' ~. " "" W ''o
"''' ,''is'S' ""' WYNN W. '''N'0 ~
pn'",l,s Ia Pp'heu 70 DC o,n' .'S u '''e
VI" "''afoS' '"o"sa III '''"' '','''e''
not III ".'lo'"' "n''n WIS "'oo '''e
'"7' WI" '"o S"ea'' "o"'o "'''''"-
'", WIN ia" l"'' .".e''u ,"' 'o''"'
~" ''a''''' 'A''"''is' '"e '"' "u-
''"' ''e'' 'i"'",'' ,''"s" WY" W.
we are efo"h'" WIN ''''','"''"' i"-
"o',' h''e, '''"l'' ''"SS"' o''','
an" ,ae ans"er "' ,'o o'u "oa'"s'
70 ""eh"e nave TUG ''o"'", 70 ne
Io"S' oeSer'cS !" W 'eso'"ou III 'e'
WITS VI S","' va '',''S 9",''"'" ~,
w s"'Ie'o.'' t"'s VA ''''''''' NJ
U0 "HdfaS ReVeT "afteH"e'--"eg
o"' a"o" al ""s".r 10 ""'y W pe
cAPec'ea from iie"e" ,'"oi,9' WIZ
arc ""''n"'eo ny 'he SOU, ~ "o''oa''
AN" WIN N'o'' NJ so'"'e' III 'he
W"fia - ""''"y Oh a so"'la' sui
ne BRUSH anu russian oi'iC''s us
'cheo WIN a''e",'oh ,af some ''!'' 10
,',S '''oao,to''"o'' '''' 'h''' P"''e,'c
o'''s 1"''e eAn"'s,eo' russian
captain l'e''Vo' 'las'e'. o' '.' I 'e.'i
'a"S""ae' 'ls'"S WIN ''"' " S'HNi' =
goes up 10 'no '"oie Il N"' " nc
, 'e"' "''i,n VIZ" suing anu nus
o'"h vi MS h -. III 'o''"'. :,
""o'"''o'' 'ii'.'o "'oo" !" as '''
company 10 INITIATE us eAa"l'e.--
N''.''s'.,,"' ICY ar'' "'" q"
nresenee of departed spirils9 Down
ON your knees and do them homage ~
Then. addressing the FrcncImen.
:. Illusrrious shades" he continued,
:. how long is il since ye left the CIV
sian iiefs , IL must have been latc-
Nv, for the battle in which We were
Slain was fought but three weeks ago.
How fare all the illnstrious heroes
and worthless of ancient aud u,odcln
times, the Alexandcrs, Gn sars, Han.
III, rft.l "A a.,..,,,. MI
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A n.., viii be presented to the
the to,rn sg g's'atVe Of Virginia, pra, jrg that
pre, ,Y~a q LgReabargsnay be allowed a Re
Iulr 90 III Ine 'iiouse Of lelesa.es
3mi9
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II, Ah ,,: .t,e9 6fHis Lars eftte Union.

= af5.fll.R = NOT. Il. IULEk,
Ii,A'nri ;stsr5 6ffhe Lars efthe tnton.
70 see,. Weekly Paper, at s., and the
~ u II - per annnin, payable IN
Ffky ~ snbseription will be received for
.lstaer hun tx months and no paper will
.ies' i9 M, but at the discretion OF the
b. d''r,' '.a,,il all arearases are raid.
Edil2r,) ",,a will lie inserted at 90
IL Ad'' '.,are COR Icss) the first time, and
cts per W. fer each continuance. Those
q - a tJ,, must be paid for previous to
sren ' ,,.r,;an. or the payment assumed by
tnfr lnns,aoa.ibIe person in Lynchbnrg,-
,oale I Ca snrery orders are inserted for SIX
dollars Al letters addressed to the Editors must
- ~ r,lp. or they will not be attended to
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\ LfrfloN will be presented to tina
pr.r;," 'm ''eorral Assembly OF yirgina,
'ari 's 'ne formation Of a nclv count, our Of
bell C Ci anr Counties Of Buckingham, Camp
Ja,a " aa aud Prince Edward.
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We are now receiving the handscmest as
sormenl of CLIO Ifss ever before offered
Tor sale in any market, aud will be sold whole
sale or retail at Philadelphia prices, at the
New Store OF
ANDREWS e. BROTHERS,
MIN STREET, LYSCHBURG.
Aug. 10. is2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
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sp.. VIito my TtVtINtU,
''e' IL IRISH Lineos, Grass bleach, of
soPe'lot labrir, which We oller at fair
prices, also
Sm ~" , ,'rh Ganze Handkerchief. 8, Scarfs,
in "I~' ~ white Cotton Stockings,
i,''' "'aek CambIctr,
D po' c"iored Pongees,
y, 'nf,any seersuckcrs,
''e" ldmhonrcd Book and Null Nuslins.
lat, MCKEE, ROBINSON s Co.
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