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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26


January i2.-ID the Senate the Bill In
annual the act If the Legislative Council
Il The Territory Of Florida, respecting
Wrecks, was ordered 10 he engrossed for
its third reading -NT. pnn Buren, submit
ing the reasons which induced the Judicl-
afy Committee TO report II. The Btl,trom
the House of Representatives,, 10 author
We the Legislature IF Ohio to sell certain
Land,helcto,ore appropriated To- the use II
schools, underwent some DISCUSSION and
vas Land on The tahe. The objection urg
81 was, thai Congress had no conlroni IL
YER the subject having by the compact
gwen its assent TO tne admission OF Ohio
lnlp the Union granted all its night and IL
lie ~ the State. The other business was
nnluterestuE.
Exclusive Of the discussion on the Judi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26
MINE IGLNg1z CoNaAHss.

NAsHtNGToN, Jan. ll-ln the Senate,
thu iesootl0n Offered yesterday by Mr..
Noble, provdl x for a survey of the pro
posed canal route to connect the waters Of
tue river Wabash with Like Mlcnigan, and
also with the OHIO, Ms iakpu up aud a.
doplsd, after len observations from NJ.
n. on the subject. The hill for surrey Of
the cunniry IN Florida, for the proposed
canal " ship channel across the Peninsula.
was referred 10 the consideration Of thr
Committee on Roads nd Canals. M
Johaston submitted some explanatory re-.
marks relative 10 the two routes which
hase ben deslg aled. The bills relating
10 the Judiciary system were postponed
and made he order Of the day for Wrdnes,
d., next. The oil 10 permit Anna DOH
ord To orlng back CERTAIN slaves INTO the
STATE Of Louisiana, from the Island of Ga.
ba. had IN third readlns and passed, NJ
Taa Baren, frnm the judiciary Conmf-
tre, re- ported bill 10 anuaal I'M. territorial
law of IN, government Of Florl.is. IN reI,.
ION 10 wrecks on the coast.
IN thr II use of Rrp. esentatiyes lhr dis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26

o. motion ~ Tr Ga'nes. fwhe 'Fas
called hnae By III. Ilne,- ot his fnndD
tne nfelrr nfihe day. on In snll'ci oi IL.
Convention. was postponed until TINS dss
week
IN. House resumed the consideration al
the iaee.tuoas marriage bill.
NJ Bnuldin tonk the hoOl IN opposition
to tn blI and N reply to NJ Upshnt--
ennGning his argument To the question oi
ln,l,c,, and urging the DANCE thai might
result 10 thu harmony OF donie.tl, rela-
.lons by the repeal of the existing restrie-
tInn.
NJ. Douthat follnwed Mr.. Bouldn, alsu
II opposition TO the bill, opposing the re-
resd IN policy aud religion. and replying
elahoratrly In Mr.. Upshur,
Mr. Bryce snccredrd NJ. Douihai, Ike
wise opposing the bill, Al great lrnglh, and
replying particular, 10 Mr.. Upshur VI.
Bryce's argument covered the whole
ground Of religion, morals and pplics, and
leit hut one opinion MS to IT'S great ability
and eseareh.
Mr.. Gholson followed Mr.. Bryce in sup
port of The bill, denying the existence If
lrgd sanelion for the prohibition, and
urging the repeal on the grounds OF policy
and nalural liberty.
Mr.. Wood replied To Mr.. Gholson-af-
ter which the usual hour OF adjournment
having arrived, aud other gentlemen wish
log to address the I hair
On motion Of Mr. Gholson, the House
adjourned
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26

JanuquJ TIN thr Senate, the Bill 10
prevent irsrftion il Tie Amy. aud for o
ther purposes, u as read tn bird lime aud
passed. The Committee on NayaI Alar,
made report on tie communication al
Com. Porter accompanied by the ex-
preston of Their opinion, that taerr We no
thing Ia The caarsCter Of the Transactions
that rpqelrps the Interference IF the Sc
nate, and thai II IS due to the preservation
fla proper discipline, and 10 the re. station
IT our officers. thtt appeals should not he
encouraged from the decisions pf the Md
itary tourts. Thee resolutions were sub
United, one hY Mr. Havne. for information
in relation To- thr surveys nf the harbour Of
Charleston ard the port Of ST. Wary,
with view of deciding upon The expsdjen-
cy Of establishing a Nayy-iard At either Of
those places. The Bin declaring the as
sent of Congress. to an Act of the State OF
Alabama, for improving the navigation @.
the pori and harbour Of Mobile, was, after
same discussion, ordered 10 lie on the ta-
biz.
In the House Of Representatives. yes
terday, Mr.. Hamilton tof < G. re
ported Bill To increase the Corps Of I'm.
glneers. Bill WIS introduced by Mr..
Burgess of tof Il. /. to provide for per
sons engaged in the land and naval service
IN the Revolutionary war, IN conformity
with recommendation contained ia thu
Presidents Message. Bill vas intraduc-
ed by Mr. Baylips of Nassachasrus}to es-
tabiish a military post at thu mouth of the
Columbia river, aud 10 provide for the pn-
poration of the coast and waters. The
Resolutions offered IN Friday. relative 10
the compensation Of POstmasters and the
West-Point Cadets, were agreed t.. Re-
oatrons were laid on the table by Mr..
Scott, (of Missouri calling on the Trpa
sury Department Tor list If balances due
by the Receivers Of Public money ON ac-
count of the sales OF Pubic lands for the
last year and by Mr.. Miner, iof Pennsyl.
vanll,l asking for Al account Of the Rpve-
une from the imports and tonnage nj the
ports IN the Delaware and the Chesapeake,
IN New York and Boston, from 1880. 10
the last day IN December. 1895. Re,olu-
TONS were adopted on motion Of Nj. Yer
planck, iof Now York } referring the Doe
umcnts relative to the marine hospitals 70
the Committee on Commerce, with 10
strncions relative to the tXpediency of a.
mepding the Bill for the relief Of SICK and
I disabled sramen and, on motion Of Mr.
/ Wright, toF Ohio authollsing an nquir,
| as TO the survey of a road from the east
end Of the Black SWAMP road in Ohio. To
lntersect the Cumberland road, near Wash
ington. in Pennsylvania. The Judicia
Bill was then taken up In Committee, wher
Mr. Cook spoke for about M hour in sup
pagt Of The BIZ IN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26

Garn.ey ofNew-York, relative tn the es-
adjustment OF Circuit Court ~ the
Northern Dl-friet of New York and on
mullon of Mr. Scott, Of Missouri, on The
sabiect ut erecting An Arsenal at or near
~. Louis, Missouri. ib.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26
RE-ASSEMBLAGE OF The JEWS

The following letter has been sldr.s.ed
IN the Editor of the Paris journal 5,s u.
bats by the Grand Rabbi, DE Cologna.r,.l
alive In the proclamation of the new .sle
Constituted judge and Regeneration of l..
rel, Mr.. Noah, of New York, calling opo,
hi, Jeeish bre' hren, throughout the world
IL assemble under his standard at the IoI
tended city of refuge, Araral, iu Grand Isl.
and, and imposing upon such as do M,
choose. or are not able TO obey his call =
certain annual tribute per head for leave Of
Aharnrp
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dUu CTUNU tU VIII aIFtTVos.
JOHN TYLER.
Hon, Speaker Qfthe House of
DeiavatfS.

fThe documents are of too great length
to permit their pubIicatiou.-W will how
ever in our next, extract from them the
most material tacts.) :
The Speaker land before the House. the
annual Report of the Board of Public
Works-Ordered to be printed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26

fCt TFtStde1lS.
General LAFAYETTE,
Hen. VIM. H. Crawford, Georgia,
Hon. Henry Clay Washington city,
Hon VIM. Phillips, of Massachusetts,
Hon Henry Rutgers, of New York,
Hon. John h howard, Of Maryland,
Hon John {. Herbert, do
Hon. Daniel Webster, Boston,
Hon. Isaac kim, Of Mary land,
Gen. John Hartwtil Cock, of Virginia,
Gen. Charles F. Mercer, of Virginia,
Robert Ralston, Esq. of Pennsyl, MIA,
Right Rev. Bishop White, of Pennsy ri
vanis,
jeremiah Day, d. ID, of Yale College,
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Resolutions have been adopted BY Tue
Senate of Pennsylvania, expressive Oh '"t
opinion of the STATE, THAI slavery beng q
national evil, the people and the states 81
the union ought mutually to PARTICIPATE ~
the duty aud burden of removing II, a'1
that the general government ought, II f."o'
ticahie, to adopt an efficient plan for II. ga.
dual abolition. MIR. Hawkins, Mr. Duncan
and Nj. Kelley supported the rrsoIuuoo'.
and General Ogie and Mr.. Dunlop opp
sed them. All agreed that slavery vas "a a.
evil and crime bat it was said b! VA va
Dunlop that tbs meassre, while 1t "o1''
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mo. 81.

rneireicd his nefk--her lips pressed
his brow was forgotten
Al length Morton raised his head.
and his eye fell on me MS ! stond IN
The centre of the apartment. All.
cia, speak 10 him. he mnrmured in
an nneaitl,ly tone, our umn sorrows
are enough Why should We spread
their pcsliIencr abroad = She ap-
preached me, aud Mt the moment
Morton's chiid playfnlly clune to
h's es--helriedly he graspcd tho
niue inneceni, aud raising him up
ut arms length, he exclaimed !.
: Charles. unhappy victim of faith.
er's weakness. YOU are brggar -
lie"st q With the rapislity.of Tie mo-
ton, Hnd The emphatic accents If bis
father. the import of wbich he guess.
ed not. Ire ohild laughed gaily in
his lace. Morton could mol beartI,ia.
IN the frenzy Of emotion he would
have rushed from the room Alicia,
like his guardian angel. held him
back. She had not shed tear
her bosom hsaved wildly. and Der
cheek was deadly pale. but still she
spoke with fearful ehlmne4s.
'Aheia. said the unhappy Charles,
as snbdued by the .ioIence Of his
own emotion, he remained passion.
atel, IN her embrace. why do Won
cling II me : have mol drawn tho
worlds senrn down npon you -
1.-THE world indeed scoru ~, my
love- said the Young vile. trndrily,
: lei NJ he every thing tn each other,
and the sting will be uniclt.'
Al this moment u quick step was
heard upon the sialr---tbe door Yield
ed 10 the pressure ot heavy hand.
AMI With smile of honest Joy upon
BIS c"urtenatrr. man in mean
habit catered the room. You have
gained your cause. Mr.. Morton,' be
uttered hastll, and lrard no more.
\ Wild laugh burst from the lips nf
Charles, and he strained the sense
les form of his wife 10 his breast,
With f,ightful violence.
| vas slowly sauntcring in Pail
Mall. but three days ago. " hen from
TIE Window Ola handsome chariot a
lair hand motinucd my approach.
For "A moment looked incrcduously
AT the lofty brow, kissed AT inter- ala
by superb. snow white plume at
the raven hair hanging in glossy aud
lnXariant ringlets, at the mild dark
eyes.gleaming with tempered bright
ness but in the next instant. "A.
large tear swelIed in them. was
III doubt M longer 1t was Alicia
and AZ ! extended my hand, her boy
t~incd his little fingers around one Of
mine, and drew my hat over my
eyes to conceal my weakness.
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,2DU 9 y TIO1'fe
MIR. d. MRS. LEUnA.

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assisted nv ,beir sem ami a vonng IadT tts,
have determined TO omen a rHN1
ACADEMY m this MACE. i'm tic mons.
brl0n5Ine 10 1Irs. Cabell. formerly occunied
by Young a Jones, ON the loih day OF Aprll
next. In this institution will be tauph, all
the branches necessary to the complete ely
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-09
David s. Robert Kyle,
Are nov opening an extensive assortment o.
FALL d. W1NIExs GOODS,


which they oter tor sale al unusually low
prices, consisting IN part OF tue following ar.
ticles, VIZ:
Suprrf1e cloths, blue, black y fancy colours
Medium anu course cloths, assorted colours
SpPerine and common rsssineres
Fine aud ean,nIon cas5iuclls
Lmsey, forest cloths and plalds
Booking aud green baixe
CifeasslRn and iarlaiu nlaids
Rose, point aud duml blankets
Carpeiing aud hearth rugs
IA grass bleschod IRISH linens
Country linens, Burlup's Scotch aud German
osnphurgs
3D. and ~ paids aud checks
Bang'up und Manchester cords
Thread lsces and udgings
Patent do do
Tortoise she'll tuck, side, aud neck combs
Linen eamhrieks, aud cambfick handkerohfs.
silk, cotton aud worsted hesa
BoHltazetis, pfaiu s,s fg'd, assorted sets.rs
Rich tis'd Gro. De Maple silks
BIaoll mode Florence and Italian lntestrinp
White black aud fancy col d satins, plan aud
figured
A large aud handsome assortment ofcaicoes
Rick hgd ribhonds, assorted
Artificial flowers aud wreatbs
Bamhaz,ue,, Caspian ami Grecian stripes
From 10 64 domestic cotton cloth
Bed tickiuls assorted
Umbrellas, silk aud cotton
White, red and yellow lannels
Donblr mild drah cloths
Plnshes, black, blue and fancy colors
Bohnett aud lace wells
Fig'd aud plain Swis, musllns
DO do book do
ii and Ga plain aud L. j iaeonett mnlins
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DLsANK WORK

Al a minotes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
tho public generally may rely on having my
work ordered OF NE, faithfully done Il made
onl oi the best materials aud nt very low PR
ces.-rersons wishing books bound are re
qursled 10 bring them forward Immediately,
as mn sumewhut NJ leisure and can do them
much better Than when | am pushed With
work. The public are further informed that
bind books At much lower piioes than they
eyer were known 10 be done at in this part
oi the country. aud IN much more superior
manner ADRIAN Il. NORTH
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DRY GOODS.

winch she has opened In the tenement in
BRICK Row, opposite Me>srs. Morgan & NJ.
Daniel, next door above Mr. ]. L. Patterns
Her assortment consists ia part of
Superhne blue and black cloths
DO assorted colours do
Do blue aud black rassimeres
Fine and common 'gassinctts
, Black dore ufine
loilenette vestings with borders
Silk valencia do do
Camhricks and cambrick mnslins
jaconet and null muslius
Silk gloves and bose, black and whita
Fancy chiuiz aud caliooes Cor ladies dresses
biaek hgairedaaiiAs and assorted colours do
AN kinds off'bbons, some nice patterns
Linen cambrck and Renting
fmeat lace aud rdgings
tortoise tuck aud SIDE combs
i5omhazettes, plain and figured
Artificial flowers aud wreaths
Ostrich feathers tipped with every colour
Gentlemen iur has
30 shoes, coarse and fine
Gentlemen bamboo walking canes by the
doz. or single one,
II Is her intention to keep. in addition to
her regular stock Of merchsndisc, every Gar.
ment ~ GentIemen's Wearing Apparel, made
10y her own hands, which she viii warran. 10
be made IN the best manner. Amongst which
are Gentlemen 5 Guernsey Shirts 4 Drawers.
Also, Colored persons Clothing OF every de.
scripton aud at the most reduced plces
Mrs King will also cut aud make Ladie.
and Gentlemen Cloaks. She will also car
~ on the Manlua Making business III all its
various branches.
Mrs King fiatters herself, she will frequent
~ have 1t in herpower 10 afford solid proof,
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CTOATZS.s
CoMnGI8a ,ccw pUs1wEsg.

gBNHE SU5sc dber " i'll in future, attend 10
the selling and shipping Tobacco on
Comm'sslnh and promises sis friends aud
tie pnbl'. in general, WIN may favour him
WITH tgoir patronage, HAT every eSefliou
sbal he used to promote their best interest
II Office will be kept at the store Of MI L.
+ Bowen, few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where he may BE- generally found
II. SAUNDERS, Jr.
Nov. 81. ts-9
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Ho> X blEDE.RN.

Il VIE sub-cribrr has lately procured mn
additional first rate Book Binder, which
enable, him 10 do all work, IN TINT line, with
neainess aud Dispatch lie has received di-
rect FROM Philadelphia a very barge supply
OF paprr 81 very superior quality which ena-
blrs him To do ANY Kind al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-09
NEW MUSIC,
Tobacco land for Sale.

a HE subscriber offers for sale near 700
Acres OF LAND, about seven miles
from this place, nol one hundred of which are
cleared. THIS tract contains a considerable
proportion OF PRTE1E TOBACCO
LAND, never falling creek, with fine
land, passes through il, on which dam mny
be made al tiilng expense, for any kind of
machinery. The band abounds in good
springs. and Il vein OF lime stone is believed
to pass through il.
This property wiIl be sold on accommoda.
ting terms-and as thu we'll informed are of
opinion that James River Tobacco will con-
linue at a high price for many years, il is rea-
sonable TO believe this land will produce the
purchase money in few crops For terms
apply to Mr.. George Whitlocke, who is fully
authorised TO dispose of the same.
VIM. MEWBuRN.
Oct 81. ts23
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NEW BOOko,. sc.

YnUE. Subscriber has received by tile la
.e.t. arrivals from PHILADELPHIA, the tol.
- articles, which, together with his
49, ~ hand. renders his assortment very
complete, viz
Tga'l rnoeror Napoleon's Expedition 10 Rus.
-" sia 1912 BY count Philp De Segur, in
The Lady of the Manor. BY Mrs. Sherwood
wells.
The Forresters. By the Author Of Lights &
shadow, of Scottish Lie.
The Refugee, in vols,
0'HaIlofan or the in,urgeHt Chief,
zonhiel. A Poem BY Mrs. Brooks.
T,ias of an American Landlord, South Of the
PatOmac.
Anew system Of Book Keeping. By James
Bennett Days Algebra.
Co1.s American Depository
Ewelps Medical Companion.
Thomas PrauIlce,
Parmaly on the Teeth.
Fngg's Family Dentist.
MaczenZie's 5000 receipts
Coles Episcopal Harmony
Waits LYNN Books,
We,lley's do
Rpponds do
Camp Meeting do
Rlssels aud Adams Lain GranmaF9
Gfeek lestament5,
Ieamaone, in French and English,
Smley's Geo. aud Atlas,
NlIets do
United States Speaker
Moral Instructor, or guide TO Virtue,
Lie Of Marion, Sanford aud Merton,
Aunington's Penmanshp, for the use Of
Schools,
Iodaction to the English Reader,
Reading Exercises,
Robinson Crusoc,
CbesterGeld's Guide to Men and Manners,
Mrs BarbauId's Lessons for Children,
The Universal Spelling Book,
New ork do
Websers do
Tory's do
kdder's best lax Powder,
Cork lnkstands, Playing Cards, &c.
Besides a general assortment oil Ghildren's
Toy Books Persons Wishing 10 purchase
viii ind it greatly 10 their Advantage 10 call
and examine for themselves before hey pur-
chase as he is determined to sill Iow for
cash. c. a. WRITER'S.
Does. t,33
Patent Me'icatcd GIL ~ Il,
4 new article for the cure OF rheumatism aud
gout, just received aud for snIe by
"llOMAS J. DUVAL.
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.e,Z1yp- AND PUBLISHED nv
,,,uFLFTCHER T. RICH. II, TOLER
BIZ 5abiishers ofthe Lars Of The Union.

- The Semi Weekly Paper, at "a, and the
" =. p.ner. al 50 per annum, payable in
heeS, ::s No subscription viii be received for
hdVan. .;,ns than SIX months, and no paper will
e 11;,.oatinned lbut at the discretion of the
Dc gu. u,2s nntil all arrearages are paid.
Eorlg' Advertisements will be inserted at SO
W ncr ,n,arc (or less) the FIRST time, and
ee",s } eenis for. each continuance. These
% - distance must be paid for previous TO
i lfl.. tn.ertion. or the payment assumed by
th .s.. rresnonsible person in 'Lynchhurg.
SOM ? chancery Orders not exceeding two
sre inserted for six dollars
s9a %9 sIIletl.rs addressed 10 the Editors must
- u s,Io, or they viii not be attended TO
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VI ercnntile Husiness.

MATTEL WINSTON, at the junction
| ~ of mnrh street with the alley leading
/ 10 end from Friends to Martins or Stone
Varebouse, SEEING the utility aud public con.
/ vrtHruce pt the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles 81 general good. mn.
ihni hrnehi md recpiruCHtiouin the exchange
| OF foreign aud domestic commodities, las q
! gagged therein, estimating hi> Nurcess hy dur
| attention TO The interest oi those vino mnA
patronage him, not ,onhuiug himsei Ia my
particular denomination OF extent, but Will
keep a supply at suol good a. the demand
may reqnitr, which hr Is confident will be
loud ~ loN As any IN This market being So
leeied by confidential ageuts, aud mostly
bought tor cash. lie vii undertake the ship.
ping anu ufdtrhret property and mtfohRu
dize 10 and tram Il, hmond aud tie N,uhefp
markets tor small per ceni, bis personal 1t
quniutance with extensive son,e, ln those
markets assuring hun lint the host pri, - vii
B. hsd tas al property shipn.d. aaa gaads sfs
d.ii Sbe nareh@seastt hr msn,, reduopd prices
fhope noio an stare. and oBer, at rhoirsut'
OF retdli,
200 sacks Salt, twillcd happing
hhds 81 CroA and hu5cuvado Sugars
p bag, Coffee
bbl-. do.
30 whole, half aud or hbls Sugars
hhl,. al Loaf aud Lump sugars
! hid, n q. bakuq aud retailing Molasses
l'p baAcs Candle. from Il TO IS
% - InrpCutnc Soap
- whole, hall qr. aoxes & Tea, fresh
30 kegs Nrpnen, and Cut Neils. i 10 cody
par new paleui Balances. 4 10 6uo lbs
- boxes Glass s IL aud loxl2
j hall tierces new Rice
loo uaIr Richmond utadt, Hrnp,trs
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New Cheap Cash Store.
M RS. MANN NiHG.

Y I'M FesPetTInITy lnF0fms The citizens
y OF lyuohburg aud the adjacent conn.
hes that size has just arrived from Richmond
where she has Just purchased, rrincipaiIv a
auction, and for cash only Il large and very
XII ugikfa aea 81
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assortment Of Crockery. Glass ana
Edrhca II are.
ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
Aus'her supplies VI
STACLZ o. FANCY GOODS.

fptHt,, lA-Eb., H.. ARENAS Cal -. -.
New ynrL fer casTx ui,,s, w n n nr.. d i"
t.,n,,,.d Ia oil AT H., -. I.,,..st o,,,L,t
price.
Eo,,. and London Dutllf Rristol and poiuf
blanket.
Rcd. white, aud creou fmnneI.. assorted
Heavy owauskn do.
Do. twrlled Flushing, Tor biz coais
\ large assortment Of fine aud coarse Cassis
nets
Clarct, Brown, OGve, Gfry mad Grecn Cloths
fashionable shadr, lot irncb coats
Shepherd and Ilirsl ; imperial blue q black
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue relisse cloths
Supcrhne and common m,lIed drab do.
Beat Italian ana I Florence al"%l SUI
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yEOOLLENS.

lust opened large and general aasort-
j mrnl ol Nuolen goods, Of every descrIpl-
en. suliahl, to tie season which Will b. sud at
pr,ers worthy the attention OF purehasefs--
1t the store Of
ANDREWS 3. BReIHERs.
Jan. IL.
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CLOTHS.

WE viii open this day, and sell lower
' than usual, 2 cases very superior Blue
aud Black Cloths Also, 3 cases assorted
Cassineus ANDREWS IL BRO1 HERS.
Nov Il.
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WHITE SHOES,

! case ladies' Whine KID shoes, Oatesl lashion)
2 cast ladies superior silk shoes, splendid fl
CURES. For sale low, by
ANDREWS Il BROTHERS,.
Nov II
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s$EW aNRlNal.

rI,llE subscriber has The pleasure of an-
uonncing 10 the Ladies OF Lynchburg
and lis vicinity, that he has received, dereut
ham Philadelphia, by the last stage, very
large supply OF
NEW MUSIC,
For tie TLEr1o FORTE, embracing
all the late publications up TO This time--He
is III great hopes that they viii call and pur
chase to amnse themselves during the Christ
Ma, holidays, as he is determined to sell low.
ADRIAN X. NORTH
Dec. %