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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28
COlJlfISSJOV BTSIl~ES7i,
.NrOTICE.

u virtue Of deed Of trus executed the 2I day Of
ID November, 1925 10 tie suborihrs by Smith Pdyne,
and duly recorded in the County Court II Buckingham
the uudesigned any fnure ofthem the
ad deed named will proceed 10 sell the hges, bidder
Of ready money, "Wednesday the 10Th Of November II
fair, II not the neat fair day thereafter the premises the
county Of buckingham; tract parcel Of sDd the
containing by esmation four hundred acres; and adjoining
the lands Of William Anderson John Gueffan ap and
The said Smith Payne a. side Of the said road with
the appuftenaboes thereumo belonging; also the following
slaves 20 wit Tom Ben, Billy, Dangerheid Randolph Arnold
W,nney, Ser Hannah and her child Joshua Polly a her
children, Patrick, Mary and Rachel and te the
females since the date of the sad deed Of n much
thereof may be sufficient 10 discharge the purpose Tor which
this trust executed Acting uee sue title ohy a. -
vested in trustees will ne conveyed tut believe the title
h. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28
Tnlsdnu. 3Oih .lnons

JUtSddY oOh IU9Ust
SIR: ! saw person last evening, who assure ed
me he believed the dispatches were gone They
are sent TO America by an Ayiso, armed for that
purpose, which has been ready for sea for some
time past. The Government pre,ends, that Though
you only they have been delayed for near eight
months, taking their measures; which they say are
consistent v ith the dignity of their nation, and TO
the general plan they have adopted They do not
censufe you for it; on the contrary, allow that
you have well served your Government, &c SEC
&c Itseems 10 me that their determination is xed
and nothing more is TO be done than wait for e
vents, which may induce them to adopt smother
system less prejudicia to the connection between
our two countries
have the honour to be, &c.
J. e. MOUNTFLORENCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28
U.4SHI.YTGTO.V BREJYERY

rJyE uh.orbers having The Of the pre-
sent month, taken the above establishment If Mr. Clement
T. Cote, his late customers their friends
and the public 10 general that the business carrying
by them under the firm Of W. r. Gunlon and that The
will at all times be prepared TO furnish Porter Ale strong
aud table Beer Of the best quality 10 fans Tavern keepers
and others, whose patronage they respeoul'v SOLICIT
being the wish Of the ,userbeis have accounts
opened against them all articles purchased for the
will be paid for on delivery unless contracted for upon oher
terms, by OF the 1rm.
Thrhshe' cash price will be given ft five Thousand bu,e.
Of good barley. w. & L. GUNTON.
Washington, Nov. 10. 53-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28
II. MASSIE, III. u.
w. Il. GOOCH, NJ. ID.
III. BRAMilAM. Nj. ID
To The Ladies and Gentlemen of Richx,oni

HHe 1to OtCWHH
NEED not describe in pDmpuus advertisement the merit,
OF my professional skill but submit the following facts tina,
more Than one hundred most respectable aud intelligent nd-
vdua OF thus eyand It's vicinity, in The space of five
weeks have received the benefits my profe
and hazard nothing IN saying, that odn. it, hsye met
WIN thr unanimous appreciation to which they would most
cheerfuly certify If required.
For the better accommodation + my profess visitor.
have rented the DIV ellins house fonev o,r,re
ny Dr. Clark, on street Hours Of attendance 0,n a. NJ
till =. NJ and from till 5 T.. VI
Nov 81. se's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28

fgNHE ubct,h'r has removed his Office the room adj IN
4 ing The Oee oil Daniel Call, Esq. the Washington
Tavern. JOHN u. WILLIAMS.
Nov. 2i. "a On
'iFHE annual meeting O the Soc hJrc uf te Mancbts
Il ter Turnpike Company, will he he'd 1t the Farmers
Hotel in Manchester, Monday the 4 of o.mber mex,
Nov. a. W. E; 37. nsr"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28

9th Tcndemaiye, 5.h near.
SIR; have seen General Clarke's commission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28

CoHsULAr AsfER1cA1H.
In the year Of our Lord one thousand seven
hurdre4 sn5 Dile'y- ss, and on tie six'b day Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28

Cory of n letter from the Committee of Public
Safety to James dIOnroe, Minister Plenipo-
fenftDy Of the United States If .An1eriea.
I'm pendeniaiye, Cd year Of the French
RrpnbHc
We hasten, citizen, TO answ er the letter which
you addressed 10 us the L3'h Of this month, rsla-
tive to the horses which you required for your
u'e; our answer is Contained in the degree which
we have adopted, and of which copy is en-
closed
[Signed by the members Of the committee os
Public Safety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28

IGidauhs respecting the House at Paris pur-
chased by Mr.. Monroe for the Embassy.
The Undersigned hereby cerfes and declares,
That some short time after his arrival at Paris. in
1871, with, and as secretary to James Monroe,
Minister P'enipoieniiary from the United States,
he the said James Monroe did enter into the pur-
chase and occupancy of certain mansion house
and pleasure ground, from Mr.. Foulon, and
as The undersigned did then and doe, still believe,
from the desire aud intention often to The UNDER
dersigned expressed, of offering the the fit
and permanent residence, in future of the United
States Ministers near the French Government
The undersigned moreover declares that, durin,
the whole Of his long residence IN Paris, from an
intimate intercourse the subject with said Mon
roe's Agent, Daniel Parker, be was and continues
under the belief that said Monroe must sustain a
loss of one half Of the amount for which the sad
house wsssoI account Of some lien OF defect
imposed on him in the original titles
Given under my hand writing and signature az
Monies'ano, near Baton Rouge, this J2,h dsy
October, 1923
FULwAR sKIPWTrH,
CoHsULAT AHER1CA1r.
In the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundrCi ard uif 49, siy ard ON tia sixth fav or
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23
New BOOKS & Stationary.

ENHE Subscriber has Just received, in
Il addition to his former stock, large
supply OF new Books aud Stationary, among
which are the following,viz
Matilda, Tale of the day, in vol Mar
rIage, novel by the author of Inheritance, >
vols. Quotations from the British Poets, be-
ing pocket Dictionary OF their most admir-
ed passages The Fountain OF Life Opened,
ora display of Christ in his essential and me.
dlatorial Glory by the Rev. John Flavel
Flavels Sacramento Meditations The Life
OF Christ by J, Taylor The Saints Evrrlas-
ting Rest, written by the Rev. learned and
pious MIR. Richard Baxter The Gospel wor-
thy of all acceptance, by A. Fuller The
Christians pattern, or Treatise on the imi.
taton of Christ by the Rev. John Wesley
Practical DisCourses on Regeneration, by
Philip Doddridee Confession of Faith Do
bells Hymns Yattels Law of Nations ia
cob's Law Dictionary ksndolph's Reports
Revised Code Noys Branches, and Francis
Naxims Reports Of Cases argued and deter
mined in the High Court Of ChanCery, by J
II. Mervale, Esq. of Lincoln Inn, Barrieter at
Law, in three vols first American from lasi
London Edition Sngdons Law of Vendors .
Halls Digested Index Saunders Reports,
anew edition Philips on evidence Mon
tague's Law of Lien Paey on Agency j;
Ioler on Executors Roberts on Frauds !;
Hening's Justice Murray Ma'eria Mediea
aud Pharmacy Wisars Anatomy ; Pharma-
copocia of the States Of America James
Burns Corvesant on the Heart Josephu,
Works Russels Modern Europe Gibbons
Decline q all ofthe Roman Empire Muir
phey's Tacius; Plutarch' Lives Oxberry 5
English Drama in % vols. gilt binding ;
Shak speare's Works in vols, Ditto in Q ,
Morse's Works in gilt Pope's Works in two
vols Miltou's Works in vols, Scott s
Works in 6 vols !; Goldsmth's Works in D
vols. The Rambler by johnson Don Qnix
oue Cowpers Poems The Spectator in
II vols /, The Beauties of Shakespeare Mar
rage Customs Locke's and Bacons ESSAYS !;
| Campbells Poems; The Virginia onse~ife,
by Mrs Randolph Volney's Ruins Good
ridges L. States Blair'5 Grammar of Naiu-
ra aud Experimental Philosophy with one
hundred engravings Gnliyers Travels sci
entihc Dialogues Goldsmith Manners and
Customs Life OF Franklin, together with all
ofthe Greek. Latin, French and English
School Books. Also, lust received an ele-
CANT supply of Rogers Pen knives, steel pens,
silver pencil cases, tooth brushes, one do2.
vioins, toy bibles, glass inkstands, paper
hanging &C. &c. all of which he viii sell low
for cash. Gus. a. NIlHEES.
Feb. Q. ts27
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New Books and Stationary.

and New York, very large additional SUP
| ply OF
New Books anil Stationary.
Which III addition To his former stock o,
hand, renders his assortment very eAtousiv,
and complete.
! Twill merely remark To those who wish t.
! purchase, that rs NV stock j. 81 vciN unusnn
! y large, that in future am dtftimiatd to eel
Al very ioio prices ior cash and will therefor,
thank every person 10 give nea call Lriaf,
they purchase, aud am very confident Iha
they will find II Ia their interest
Among the ROCKS. b, In late arrivals
are the following new work, VIZ
| History oi the Expedition Ia kls,ln. nndrrtn
ken by the Emperor Ntpalrou ~ 1912, h,
! Gruerd Count Philip DE S,gur, IN , vols
The public nay resi- assured, Thar this Is on,
ol the most inlerc tlur work. they har,
- the pleasure ol pcrusing Tor l3ni
time.
Baby Ion the Great, in 2voh This work /
pronounced hy judges To- bevcr> excellent
Marriage, by the Author ot inheritance, il
vols. think this = about n. good Nov
el rs have read, though some dltlcr iron
| me about it
| Galetics aud Grayities, in vols This vorl
| is thought Ia be equal To Washington h.
| wins sketch Book,
National Tales, first vol Thought by man,
10 be very fine by all who have read II.
"reminiscences, by Charlie Butler, Esq %
Lincoln lnn. ldon't know nny work hph
er spokeno'.
Memoirs OF the Countess DE GrnIis in vols
The second vol + Just on, from the press
brings her lie down TO n teiy interesting
period
Tales OF the Crusaders in vols. by the Al
thor OF Waverly, Quentin Dnr"erd, ~
This is thought by all 10 be- about the be-
production from the pen OF the Great nn
known.
The Letters of Mrs. Elizabeth Montague, l.
3Vols THIS is aver, excellent work
| Tales OF an American Landlord, South If In,
Potomac which is thoughi 10 BE- very fin,
by some persons.
The Valley OF Shenandoah. | don't rccullrcI
to have ever known such Il cuutrnlirs OF -
pInion about my work--hnl think ii '"
ry good.
The Refugee, in vols by Capt. Mhlthsa
| Morgatrody, OF The ninth Coliintntals in u
| Revolutionary War.
| The Irouhndoar Poem, by l.. T.. ID Auts
OF the tmprovl-hrce
Tbeodorick y other Poems, by Thos Cam
bell
American Revolution, b. JcdediahiMosr, ID
n ,i,h y..,' s,l,n5,d .n,.,s,,iu,,s ann, ~
nerblv boun1
D,,'s AIgebra the last edition.
The American system oi nracticel EcoL
k.c,,ing Lv Iames Renne,t A Al hi
is decidedly the be system of Book kerp
ingcv.r ln1,,n IN T. state,
Rater,. l,v, ;n6yolq A nev edition -,
Gno ua,or yerv s,,le,d,dl, h,,,nd
lnrnhy's Tac,rns, in e vols. do do
pns5clre A1odrrn Eurone in v,l. Ver,
splendidly bound.
Giliie's Greece. in 4 vols. do do
Ilnn,e s,nolIet and Rissei's II,.,ory If Eng
land IN . vols. NV edition mos s,,l,n
didly bound, with most superb ensln,iugs
Thos Payne's Work, New edition in
vols. most superbly bound.
Tales of a Traveller ID vol by Washington
Irvine, very splrudrdI, bound
Locke on the Understanding, IN , vols sp,er
dldly bound.
Shak .pcare's Plays, in l0 vols. with yer,
splendid eneravings aud suprrlIy bound
This work i, 50 universally admrfed, that
needs 10 further rraisc or comment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23
Further Supplies Of
static d FANCY GoQus.

II kCHASED nj the AUCTION SALES IN
New York tor CASH, which We are de.
termined 10 sell at the very lowest market
prices.
Rose, and London Dulle, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, aud green Flannels assorted
Heavy Swauskn do.
Do. twlIled fmshings, for big coats
large assortment of fine and coarse Cnssi.
uetts
Ciaret, Brown, Olive, Grey aad Green Cloth,
fashionable Shades Tor frork coats
Shepherd aud Higst's imperial blue Il black
Cloths
Marin Louisa blue Pelissc cloths
superiine and common niIrd drah do.
Real Italian and Florence black Silks
Black aud colonred gro. de. Naples aud vel
yGteen do
Heavy chain, black Leventeen.
French and English winter calicoes, q large
aud very choice supply entirely new in
fashion aud colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and Jaconet
muslin Robes
Worked swiss and ludia null handkerchief,
~ rich assortment of Thread, gimp, and bob.
hineti Laces
IA PLAIN and figured bobbinett
splendid assortment Of Rich worked India
aud Swiss null mnsins
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23
pKNrrn ANuPuBLIsHEb BY
.,,p FLETCHER 81 RICH II. ToLER
BIZ Publishers ofthe Lalrs Of the Union.

~ The sem;-Weekly Paper, at 81, aud the
,r99otly Pauer, al 50 per annnm, payable in
neo,ss No subscription will be received for
ao, ". time than six months; and no paper will
q discontinued Out at the discretion of the
no ,..,ra until all arrearages are paid
hp ny Advertisements Will be inserted at 81
~, ner square Tor less) the first time, and
CEN J cents for each continuance. Those
o. 81 distance must be paid for previous to
. mir Insertion, or tie payment assumed by
. .ane responsible person in Lynchbnrg.
'0T gr Chancerv Orders mol exceeding two
,oro inserted for six dollars
'9 VT All letters addressedt to the Editors must
pam. or they will not he attended to
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DRY GOODS,

which she has opened in the tenement in
Brick Row, opposite Messrs. Morgan q NJ
Daniel, next door above MIR. J. 7. Patterns.
Her assortment consists in part Of
Superhne blue aud black cloths
DO assorted colours do
DO blue and black cassmeres
Fine aud common cBssinetts
Black forentine
] oilenetle yestlngs with borders
tSik valencia do do
CambriCks and cambrick muslins
Jaconet and null muslins
silk gloves and hose, black and white
Fancy chintz and calicoes for ladies' dresses
Black figured silks and assorted colours do
All kinds of ribbons, some nice patterns
Linen cambrick and Renting
Threat lace and edgings
Tortoise tuck aud side combs
Bombazettes plain and figured
Artificial flowers aud wreaths
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Gentlemens fur hats
10 shoes, coarse aud fine
Gentlemens bamboo walking canes by the
doz. or single one,
II is her intention to keep, in addition 10
her regular stock Of merchandise, every Gar.
ment Of GentIemen's Wearing Apparel, made
hy her own hands, which she will warrant to
he MADE IN lne pest manner. Amongst winch
are GentIemen's Guernsey Shirts &Drawers.
Also, Colored persons Clothing of every de-
.cripiion and al the most reduced prices
Mrs. King will also cut aud make Ladies
and Grntlemens CIoaks. She will also car
ry on the Nantua Making business in all its
various branches.
Mrs. kilg Aalters herself, She will frequent
" have il in herpower TO afford solid proof,
that it is much cheaper TO buy ready made
clothing, when YOU may always be sure OF a
fit and al the lowest prices.
j. Mrs King would be glad to employ u
young lady, well qualified as seamstress.-
None but those that can come well recon-
meu1ed need nppy-She would also employ
youth from !2to i4year5 of age, to attend in
the store She would also employ any nun
her of seamstrcsse5 to receive work ana make
II up at their own homes.
Ian 9. ts1O
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WOOELErgg.

JUST opened large and general aasort
- ment OF woo!ien goods, al every descripii.
on suitable to the season " hich will h. sold Al
prices worthy the attention Of purchasers-
At the store OF
ANDREWS d BROTHERS.
Jan. l..
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DAVID d RoBERy Kyle

~ aaa'tlon TO their former stotk, have Just
r. rtteired the .joilo,ring articles
'Ssarpetlngs, rich and handsome figures
~ p,'ape Lace, assorted colors
lack and shaded silks, rich figures
fpsaroche, new and beautiful article
! Jr Sared and shaded ribbons, superior style
,"ol'e sat'ns, plain and figured
in,,ans and short white kid gloves
t,sn hSnred hombazettes, assorted colors
noomet Laces, assorted
cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
=. quality
cases elastic water proof Hats
= n n" pieces superior Circassian piaids.
pece nlbrr 90. Is.
AOB PRINTING
'GATLY EXECUrEn Ar ,rIItc oECIcE
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Garden & Flower Seeds.
VIM. Owens & Ct. l.. Ieckie,
HAVE Just received from New York the fol-
In lo,yiup Seed
GarAen seed

Garden cress
Early scarlet short top
radish
Long salmon do
Cherry turnip do
Satisfy or vegetable
oyster
Earl, bunch summer
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
Early eaulihower
CurIcd parsley
Tamatoe shaped pep
per
Parsnip
! Purple egg plank
early " ashiDg,on peas
extra early and fine
Dwarf blue imperial
do
Dwarf prolific do
Tall Marrowiats do
Early Charlton do
Early France do
Early dwarf cluster do
Dwarf marrowfats do
Early Lafayette do
Blue Prussian do
Tall knights honey dc
extra fine
Tall sugar peas (eat
pods
Early lnazagan beans
Long pod do
Green nonpareil do
\ elbow six week snaps
| Dwarf white kidney do
IChina dwarf do
Scarlet towering do
\ few bushels potato
oats, two dollars per
bushel.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23

Early yorl, cabbage
T.avly emperor do
T.arly Salisbury d o
I,arge late imperial do
Lure drumhead do
Green globe savoy DO
Late Baltersea do
Bergen or large Ame-
rican cabbage
Russian cabbage
White solid celery
Red do do
Long orange carrot
Blood red do
Early horn do
Early blood turnlp
beet
Early horn beeii(new)
BLOOD red do
Manglp wurzle do
French sugar do
Early frame cucumber
Long prickly do
Greeu turkey do
Green cluster do
Early curled Silecia
lettuce
Large green head do
Drumhead do
Ice 90
Tennis ball do
Madeira do
Grand admiral do
.ifagnum bonunt do
Easturtiuin "a ine pic
kle)
White mustard
Best Scotch kali
Sea do
White onion
Red do
Straw colnured do
Onion cloves
Curla n pannororocs
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30 PACKAGES.
Il

HONAS J. DUVAL, at the sign OF
Il tue Golden Mortar, on Bank SQUARE .hn,
Just received an additional supply OF s. pack.
ages, comprising general assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oi and Dye Stuirs,
among which are the following
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HATS
a Wack to Nire.

WITH gentle horses aud d careful driver.
A. HATCHER.
Feb. IL. TOO
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WE will open Tins day, and sell lower
than uanal, cases very superior Blue
hhn h'hck cloths. Also, cases assorted
Cass1nrtts. ANDREWS 81 BROTHERS.
Nov. II.
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Tie Subscribers haze gust received,

Sss
| II
Gum opium Cloth do
t,um camphor Silver wireFtooth do
Snphate quinine Camel hair pencils
Rose water Rose tooth powder
Calcin. magnesia otto rose tip salyc
| Carb. do Red waters
Nlcads anti-dispeptic Black do
or sour stomach pills Dry white lead
Sarsaparilla loot Red do
China do Chinese vprmlliou
Orris do Prussian blue No
Medicamentum Venetian red
Oil cloves Spanish whiting
Glober salts Campeachy Iogwoo1
EPSON 10 lGround camwooj
Oil Wormseed Nicaragua
Super. carbonate soda Gronud tnstic
Carbonate do Red saunders
TartarIC acid Blue vitriol
Tartar emetiC Lamp black
Puiv. ipeeac. Fig hlue
Gum as,atGlda Annatto
Pulv iaap Nacaboy snuff
Gum gualacum Rappee do
Gum ammoniac Scotch do
Gum kino tbesD Palm soap
! PERUVIAN bark Lavender 90
Chamomile flowers Transparent DO
iva ursi Windsor do
Fish berries CASTLE do
! Muir. acid ISpermacetd
| Nacassar oil Gold Leaf
Antique oil Alcohoi
Orange peel t'hm shehac
Aqua forts Gum copal
| Calonel l0pIrHs turnentlne
Cream tartar eedgeWoon mofldrSl
Oil peppermint Nipple shells
Quicksilver Breast pipes
Essence Walls Evans crown iahce's
Fancy perfume walls common 90
Walls from 4 TO OF. Tooth drawers
Borax refined anceps
Rotten stone I'm loi
Starch rincture hotties
IPaint brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes I'll boxes
White wash brushes bottle and Wal corks
Fegit Trses Ornamental Shrubs. BuLb0u,
Roots. Grass seed sc. ordered for small al
rance IN the Nep Prices.-We shall shortly
receive an additional supply oil Garden and
lFlower seed, fancy flower pots, &c. NC.
WILL. OWENS II G. l.. LECkiE,
Apothecaries Druggists
] Dec. 90.
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EloWer seed.

Red striped China as hook .
ter double Siack do
White do Double mist DO
Red do Double yellow do
Lilac do Yellow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple iacobea
PHr3lp do Bladder katmia
Bonnet do Venus lookingglass
Rose do Blackberry lily
Purple globe amaran- Yellow lupnes
thus White do
TrIcolour do Blue do
Flos Adouis Rose Do
Sweet alysum Dutch blue do
hlkekendi or kite Perennial do
flower Jacobs ladder
Love lies bleeding Double lark-spur
Musk bottles ponble rose do
Scotch brown branching do
Canerherry bells Scarlet htchnis
VAN bush I,avetera
Rose campon Lavender
Golden coriopsis thguoncte
Red, purple 4 hiteUmicht do
Colnmhines mixed Renunculns Narygold
Crimson coxCombs French do
White chrysantheniuuI Large Double do
Irlcolour do Pot do
Scarlet colutea Sweet Marjorum
Double balsamnes Myrtle seed
Blue cantanche Ice PLANT
Purple Caudy tuft Sensitive Plant
Minor cOnyolvoins Imperial pink
Squirting cucumber Maidens do
IorIander Carnatlon Pink
nohlias beautifully Pleasant eye do
hl'At Dahlias China do
ilearls Ease Evening Primrose
otar IN the East Marvel of Peru
Purple Perennial fax Double white poppy
Catch nv Carnstion do
RI.nea frntex White egg plant
moody wall Hover IPolyanhus
"hte wallleav d stock Rockets
gill scarlet Snapdragon
scarlet brompton doSrarry Scabius
aaorpc 20 Purple do
1ueehS do Sienna
-, neh week do Saffron
sFslna do Double tall sun-fowe
w" o'eilhlai do Sweet sultan
..,A glove Taugier Scor2onera
MUSK Musk geranlum strawberry Spinage
nA 90 yellow Indian Shot
lam lam g'ieai lCrimson ire(oil
nteoch tloneySnckle Garden NaIeran
,,,r'heywort Sweet William
rn9aes'y Thyme
Douoe china Holly Mexican Zeminicia
WINES.
f6a'sam apple Lord Anson's do
SSeaaet morning glory Cypress vine
p5ipted DO Go Ba'am pear
o'''oon vine Kite leaved ipomca
, ,ed lady peas Purple hyacnth beans
"aed sweet do Mock Orange.
ALSO, an elegant assortment of fancy
aud common Flower Pots.
Feb Is.
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New Cheap Cash store.


u cry respectfully informs the cilzcns
v of Lynchbnrg and the adjacent conn-
ties That She has just arrived from Richmond
whore she has just purchased, principally al
auction, aud for cash only, IA large and very
eKteuSiEpza~.pr1rpuf al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23

snllE SUBSCRIBER has received bv lhc
Il lnle arrivals, direct from rhiledclphia
aud New York, very large additional SUP
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23
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1872 Plaid and Cambet CIoaks mode in very
superior style.
II is the intention of the subscribers to offer
their stock at re .uced prices, and every cf,
fort will be made To render satisfaction 10
customers MCKEE, ROBINSON, $50.
Oct. 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-23
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Elegant merino aud cashmere long q square
shaWls
Gau2r BareCc and vepeteen IIkfs
DEWITT CLINTON aud other fan.
cy pocket do.
ID plain and figured blk Leyantine crayats
PLAIN aud printed cashmere shaws
Figured twiIled mcrino Bombazetls.
PLAIN Black do do. very superior
ID do. do. Bombazeen
Furniture aud garment dimities
Fancy coloured aud white Fringes
BoAes fashionable cnrs