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NDREwS s. BROTHERS.

\ leave 10 inform the public in g%eners4.
that hN the iaiest %'rrivals thy have rec
the principal part of lhti. Spring and Sun
mrI supply Of Staple aud Fancy q DDS
A. IN the selection Of Their assortment lhls
season, They hase omitted no Article thai
could b. procer,d in their linr of business
that is either useful or f4shl, nabIr, as they
presume th"lr customers expect this duty
from them III rtquilal for The liberal pat
ronagr tHey have received. they cunsider
It unnecessary 10 give them a tedious de
tail of every article that comprises then
....rf1.nn1 II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

a k1tlE. subscriber has Just received BY tha
- latest arrival from phlladeiphia, tue iol.
lowing articles, viz: Memoirs OF The Lie Of
The right hon. Richard Brinsiey Sheridan, by
lilUS Moore, IN | vol.
Napoleon mud the Grand Army in Russia, or
"a critical examination OF Count Philip DE SCI
gur's work, by Gen. Gourgand, in | N0,.
The Emperor Napoleon expeditionlo Rus
STA, III 1872, by Coun; PhIllp De oegur, ia }
vols.
The contribution of q q. to a periodical
work with pieces never before published by
the late Jane Taylor in2 vols.
lates oil The Wild aud Wonderful ia / vol.
Tue sketch book ia = vols.
Hune's SmoiIet's aud BesseJ 5 History Of
England III q vols.
Elemenl,pi therapeutics and Mate ria Me-
dica 10y y Chapman in = vols.
The Elements ol Experimental Chemistry
by William henry ~ 3 vols
The Surgical and Physiological works Ut
john Aberuathy ul Lor don in , vols.
Medical enquiries and observations upon
the disease % The human mud by BenlaHta
ltusu ~ / Vol.
Flags family Dentist in | vol.
SCOTS infantry aciies ia , vols.
Lord Rsrons Works in s wills. gilt binding.
\ new American system vi Book heeiins
~ James benHei ia / vol.
Adams topography andAtlas.
Smll, Is do. DO.
GumIneres' Surveying.
Gr,cum's Questions i'll English GreBmRs
Tor the uSe oi schuuls.
The HirroglyphicaI Fortune Teller, sup
posed 10 nave been invented by Boualarte.
The Iasl oi The Mohlcans, by Tue author of
the Pioneers.
RauiOlph's CULINARY Gardener, by d la.
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port s. MaAeiva Wine.

HAVE Just received a suppl, Of Port
/ aud Madeira wiin. OF superior quality.
THOMAS J. DUAL
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- .HITS TuRPENTINE jnst received
Y by IIlO5. DUVAL,
May % Esas SItares
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

's'RUST SALE-Porsuant To a deed Of
I trust executed to the subscribers, by
samuel |. Harrison, for certain purposes
therein mentioned. We shall, on Friday,
the 28th day efJniS next, # fair. if not the
next i'It day, proceed On The premises, 10
sell Tor ready money, Ia the highest bidder,
two tracts of Land. The one originally
a part of what IS commubally called the
ohesnut Hill tract, contains 1924 acres,
and Is situate in Campbell county. on
James river, AT the mouth of Jpt's Branch.
distant only two miles from Lyuchbufg.
The "t'rer contains one hundred acres, aud
Is bounded on the one side by the Narrow.
-Gr tract, and on thr other BY the
tract above dtscrlhed. The contisui,y of
int So Land 10 the town of Lynchhurg,
renders ihrm, IN the opinion Of the under.
slsnrd, very valuable.
The title is believed to be undoubt.d.
bni acting as trustees we mill convey such
only as is vested in It's.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Z. ANTHONY.
June S. tds81
Blank Checks, Negotiable Notes,
Constable's Warrants, Bonds,
Deeds, Executions and
SubpGnas,
and almost {. Try other kind of Blanks for
SIZE L; iAis olHcs.
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~ New l,ooks.

he Subscriber has inst received ard ba,
To- sals, The Apocrypnal Nrw FIESTA
mfni being all theGa>pels, EplslLs aud -
1'er pieces now tktaal, altihuird IN the
hrst Tour centuries 10 JESUS CHnIsr. hi,
APOSTLES and their cnnIpanions. &C. Sc
Every person Ought I" 0wn a COPY uf lbis
work; II hring tie very finest edition and
contains all the Scriptures that Was reject
ed by the Council of Bishons At Nl.cr.
o"ne hundreds of ers ago--P, .pIe aue y,
To Judge for themselves and not the Blsh-
ops, the p'ice Of the book being very no.
derate. It's Ia be- hoped that the peopl.
viii supply lhelnseIN es with copy If This
very rare aud valuable work, aud then lhe,
cah aud "II judge for themselves. Also,
the New Testament by Alex. Kurrhnd,
Minister of The first Independent Church
OF CHRIST cdIebUni, ers",lsts IN Phiiadtl-
pima.
The Opinion of Chief Justice Marshall.
IN the care Of Ga,nru, Executor of Brooke
IS. Maco", by Joseph Tate, counsellor at
Laval Of nich viii be sold very low.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
June Is.
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GROCERIES.

on MS good terms as can he had in tbs mar
ket, conhdent they are we'll bought, tut WI
II promise ON better, Or cheaper, consisting
ia part OF
Be- filled sacks of Salt, twilrd sacking
sugar aud Coffee OF dtl'rrenl qualities
y ORLEANS aud ". /. Alolas,es
Mould aud sperm candles, Is 10 IS
lufpentne aud transparent Soap
nanpow der hnd Imperial lrH, IRE h
GU aud wrought Nails and brads
Patent balances, with and without frames
Window Gia,s, q b, 10, q 20 by -. n putty
Snllhheld and mountain Bacon, which viii
engage To Thrush hy The season
New Mackerel and tlerriuss
Few casks al rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners oil
Suffolk Tar, n Carolina Moss for maitras,e=
Assortment ot iiardN art, Crookcry, olasas o
Earhen War"
Blind, analile and Curb Brides
Caila1 $, wagon, carl and gig Whips
Hack best and common srsars
Men, aud boy $ Dol aud lr Hats
Salt rrtrr. G.auber salts, Mustard
Atsiice, Pepper, Ginger, inuiao MaddeI q
Copperas
Iron, German and hlislrrcd Steel
tI.nuine Madeira aud Malaga " ine
London AM PhilndeH1hn Porter
Cotton ohretin2 Mud ohirlins, Osnabufg,
a mud / y paint Blankets
6Oo Id. beautiful Cotton Yam
ia btis ot CIDER
For which will receive any kind Of pro
duce brought 10 tuIs market At the best cash
prices. nAlllL. WINSTON
March 20. t562
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EXCHANGE.

Draft. o1l Rirhnon4I, Washington city
Baltimore, Phlladrlrb,a, New olA, Dos
ton, Savannah, and Georgia,
For sale al Il small premium, and Ia
sums 10 suit purchasers, at the EAchaner
Office of 5. & VI. ALLEN, Il GO.
Lynehburs.
Wher. all kinds nf Uocurrent Money Will
be bought and sold on liberal irrnr.
Present rates Of Southern .honey'
\. Carolna, Ia per cent dist"uht'
:. CarnlIna, - ;, $ -
Georgia, ~ ="
Apr. 5.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. Tie public
is informed tia, tie subscriber ha
just received, direct from \. York d mrhel
-nnnlN Of MEX, HnnlEg a ST.

.anaIy Of NEW BOOKS a. SEA.
T1CN ARK. among then are the tal
towing nDw works, va
6fanbyis nov novel IN vols. by an In
sil,h Lord This Is certainly one among til,
best novels thal's been before the public tol
u long lime.
lhr Subaitnrn. or. Sketches OF the Pcniu
snlsr War during Tie Campaigns vi ls,3 an,
II, by an EYE witnsss Il don't know m,
work thai = more praised tAan This by all VII,
lave read II.
Tales ot the Wild aud the Wonderful -
From The name OF luis work pa sulnr IT..
very fine.
fieldings Proverbs Of all Nations, illustrs
ted with uotes and commons, DC. &c.--E Eve
ry person. ought 10 own copy oil this vaIua
bic aud rare production.
The History OF the Buccaneers of America
in 3volo.-l expect this IS very interesting
Siiliman's Tour between Hartford an
Qhebec, with most superb engravmgs, &C.--.
Thu work Is very much praised by ali vino
have read II.
rhompsons Dscourses mud Correspan.
deuce, with earou, learned Jurisls npon tn
History OF the tHH, oc. &c.--l am told by
LAWYERS ,ha fhj, is an exceeding ine work,
Tie Masonic Chart, I'd Edition., with con.
siderable additions and lamentations, 10y X
W Jeremy, l.. Gross, 6 l..
Iae irmplars' Chart Orders Of Knight,
Of tie Red Gross, Knights Iemplars aud
knight, at Malta or Order of 81 John 1T Je,
ruselen, by Jeremy L. Gross, N. H. L. h. l
NJ. &c.
AI,o, further supply of Brookes Ga2et.
ter, which is certainty one Of the most ya,u.
atle and nseUl productions III the known
WorId--and every person ought e Own IA co.
W ri this exceedingly valuable aud useful
work. Together With great variety ol
Books aud Stationary Of every description
ali OF which, the public may rest assured,
will sell very low Ton cash.
june !. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
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,s,srru AND pusLisaED ey
,t44Au FLErCHER q Rich. II. TOLER.
- Publishers ofthe Laws Of The Union.

~, The SEM; Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
weekly Paper, at 81 per amman, payable III
sdvance--No subscription will he received for
a'' .,s t,me than six months aud no paper will
. l,srnntinued (hnt al the discretion of the
w n,.,1,-., until all arrearages are paid.
? Advertisements will he inserted at 80
ut. ner square Tor less) the first time, and
o. , cents for each continuance Those
S.on i, distance must be paid for previous 10
.,e;r insertion, or the payment assumed Ivy
~ responsible person ia Lynchhurg.
p Chancerv Orders not exceeding two
.,sss are inserted for six dollars
c,Zrr Allletters addressed to the Editors must
p.rp. ar they will not he attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

fa 40 REV kuua"a, t'om the
81 EO subscriber, about The goth instant, II
Negro Man named II My, frequently called
JiNkINS.-Hei is II Blachsm by trade, aud
has worked in Lynchbnfg, where he Is well
known, aud has vile IN the nelghb"rhood,
al Major Buckuers It's probable that he Is
lurking about Capt VIM. X. Roahes ~ tii's
county. aud is, perhaps frequently III L!nch'
bury. and in that neighborhoud. ANY per-
son who will apprehend and deliver him 10
In. subscriber, al Amherst Court House, snail
receive the above reward
JOHN FRANKLIN
Amherst, June |, ts+5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
=
THoMAs.g. DUyAL,

Has josl received IN hddlllonal supply
IL Of fresh Drugs aud Medicines, &c. d.
mong which are the following:
CaaorOh, CaIomel, Jalap, Sal. Ammonia,
Ipecac, Carb. Amonia, opls. ditto, EPSON
Salts, Gauber do. Rochelle do. Chehen.
ham do Engtsh Manganese, Gum Opium,
Lemon Acid, Almond Soap, Violet do. YER
uacular DO Oriental do PaImyrene do Ahyssi-
man do hose do.palm do, Musk do benzone
do Bandana do. Olive do. transparent do.
Purple Saucers, Pink do. Peach do. Tooth
Drawers, Tooth Punches, Nipple shleId,,
Stomach Pumps, Snutf Boxes. Smelling Bot
ties, Flesh Brushes, Tooth do. Shaving do.
Reorls all sizes, Syphrons. Sand Paper. f.
hstic and silver Cattetors, Ground Log" GOD,
Swiss and American Glue.-logethrr With a
number Of other articles in his line for sale
81 the lowest cash prices. Mayfi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
Just A.anAeA
At Andrews truly Cheap Store,

81 bags prime coffee
do do pepper
) hhd>. mola>ses
Together " ith a choice assortment oil Grocc9
res
Nso, in store few hhds. of rum
Aud several CRATE, earthen"dIe
3 casts mrn'> coarse shoes
700 pair ,'uchdo"ns 10
81 jack screws
Ii 'oz cotton cards
l. do wool do
Il hlld, assorted slOneWare
o bales white. red aHd yellow flannels
loo realms wrapping rhpef
All of winch We are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store.
Feb. % Nam street.
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Maurice II. Garland,

AITUKNEY At LAW,
WILL attend lhr Inferior aud SUPERB
" or Conris of Campbell, Amherst and
Bedford, together with the several c0nrts
holden in the town Of lynchbure. tie may
be- tonnd at his brothers &, Garand's) office
on 81 Street. nearly opposite Tue Washington
Hotel co"f| June ~
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NE " PUBLICIIIO.N.S.
lNEw WORKS.

Among them are
] he last of the Mobcans, IN 2 vols. from
the pen Of the ceIrbrdltd American Novelist
Mr.. Cooper, OF New York, author oi the spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, sc. &C. This work Is
pronounced by Critics ~ be his best pro, nc
ton
National Tales in . vols this is n very
superb productions, and ought 10 be owned
by every person.
Matilda, laie OF the day, said To he We
fy "Acel.nt work.
Fabers DIllcuities ot Infdeliy, said to be
very lne.
Tue foresters by the authors Of Lights
and shadows, of Scottish life, &c &C.
terplancks Essays on the Nature, and
uses ot the various evidences OF Revealed
Religion This wolk is much praised ny thosr
who have read IL.
a Treatise on the Christian Doctrine
complied from tue Holy Scriptures alon,
by John Milton, in , vols. THIS work Is yc-
ry superhlv executed, aud ougul 10 he read
by every person.
Let ers and Papers OF the late Revd. Tho
mas scott, d ID. never before published with
occasional observations, by John scott, A
NJ
The Book of Fate, a new and complete
system OF forLnne Telling.
Gummeres Survey ins, very new edition
greatly improved.
The Moacrn practice ST PI,ysic, by Robert
Thomas, N. - the eighth edition, With We.
y considerable additions, &C IL.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, 10y Ro-
bert Thomas, VI. ID.
IoVe'hrr wilh great many others, all OF
which viii he sold very low 10y
A3@lAM Il. NCATE.
ttI1 ~
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THOMAS +. DUyAL,

HAS Just received n supply ot the above
Medicine, ~ agent Tor the Proprietor
March p ~
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EathN. " inston,

I r thu junction of Nam Street with the
4 n Alley leading 10 aud from Friends 10
Martins or Stone Nnchouse, oilers tothe
public, by Wholesale and retail, a general us
#
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NEWy WORKS.

FGsIlE Sub,,riber has The Ipl"dsuie 81 an
nuunrlng 10 the public that he has JUS
received and has tor sale the
81 Vol. OF Eaudolph's Virginia Reports.
Randolphs Virginia Gardener, very va
uablr ttlle production.
Aladi ,on 5 and Jetierson's Reports in relair
ON 10 the Alien aud aedIion Laws ii 1908
q To " nich Is added the kentucky ResoIul
Ons
have lord great deal mid about lhes'
Resolutions ever .,uce was II huh by
am clad that the people now have al opr"r
unity OF procuring this very vaIGalde pro
duclion, As ii seems 10 br made IT," ,lanndlt
by nA.ch republicans ARE 10 hf kn""n.
AbKAM Il. NOlHU
April ..
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April d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08

Mrs. A. Oh, dear me! dear me! this is one of
Williams unlucky tricks! Get out of my sight,
you good -for-nothing hussey. What will the
Doctor say to be made such fool Of?
DR.. B. Make fool of me, Mrs. Atkins? |
should like to see the person that could do that.
1t is not all the tricks of men, women, and chill
dren that can put down phrenology. But | give
you warning, mygood madam, that whatever
trouble you may have with your son, you will
have more with your daughter. | was never
mistaken in my life, and there are organs in that
little noddle fit to belong to Joan of Arc. Good
morning, Mrs Atkins! She'll follow the drum.
| tell you; or very likely go to sea herself
Good morning ma'am. Make fool of phre-
nologist, indeed!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08

sion-"I have not another Yarro now !.
recollected he, "my own existence Is w " loN"
preserving-but shall | see my fellov.s,,,SorS
perish, and not extend hand to save thsao5ste
If they are ignorant and ungrateful, Twin. NJ
them, by my example, to be generous AMI &'ci
ciful!" With this he assembled HE ~ Ner
who joined to aid hecrew, and drew ,ha'tNds
up in place of safety. 0''
Amidst this scene Of terror and CONT.
female of his own complexion, with HS@as,'
hands implored assistance. Ora rusb apaHIiet
ward, and enjoyed the supreme felicity r. ''
from the jaws of fate his dearest, hi, Gbs sca
loved Yarro! All the mingled passions ~ De-
whemed their souls; clasped in each ~ v'et
arms, they were unable to express ,hei, ' ,
port, but by mutual silence and mutual vans
Rapture now gave way to curiosity and yrs 3
the lips of Yarro he was now informed ,b. ap@
former per6dious guests bad watched an 90 o.. pS
tunity, and put in the back of the island p r5',
Ora was waiting their arrival on the on >, "%e
shore; they reached his hut in his absencep c's
ed away the struggling victim, and cony ,''
her safe on board their ship. N0
On the second day storm arose; the Voc,
struck on rock, * every soul, save Yarro . .'I
another, persisted. These were picked NJ ~
the boat of another ship; and in few dave y
ter this vessel was likewise distressed for fraaE
water, and at the persuasions OF Yarro who ~
fered to direct them, they sent off their Do,, >.
her native island in quest ofthat essential ,.,;
Gle, while she at the same time secretly ind"la
ed the pleasing hope of again effecting her s
cape to the mourning friend Of her bosom "
Such, and SO mysterious, are the disnens,
tons Of Providence. To us shall virtue -"
humanity be their own reward, in the scr .
rendering good for evil; and vice and inpraf
tude shall meet their punishment even in II
accomp lishment of their most sangUine wishe
Nor let the sons polished society pride then
selves on their superior endowmeDts, and sfe,
tation of refined feelings, but learn that dom,
tic tenderness and universal philanthropy N,
be the growth of every cline, unasssted byn
pomp of philosophy or the pedantry OF educ
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
80 Dollars Reward

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living near Pts
IL Getaway, Prince Georges county, Nd on the 5h
of March last, Negro PETER. He calls hmsetPeter
Proctor. Said Peter is about 81 wears Of age, feet
10 II inches high, dark complexion, slender made,
long sharp lips, and rather bow-!egged He bias Pc
cuIiar way of walking, his elbows turned ont, and
the palms of his hands turned behind him. tie SM
artfu, cunning Negro and, when in company with BIS
fellows, put airs of great consequence. lie ,sy
posed to be now in the neighbOrhood where he mas
been several times seen lately, or he may be UrSrg
bout the neighborhood of Washington or AexanIrl
will give the above reward for his apprehension anc
confinement in Jail, so that get him again.
aug 23-eo2w GILES DYER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
Square auger.

TgNHTS solecism in Mechanic Arts, was patented BY
IL Hardin Branch, on the 9TH inst and the right to
use, vend, &c. the said improvement, invention &c
in the District of Columbia ira sferred to Geo. Jones
Geo. M Parsons, on the 9Th inst (the Navy Yard ez
cepted, as per transfer deed.
This is therefore to apprlse those gentlemen OF the
District, wishing to this invaluable improvement
to apply to the subscribers jointly for said privilege
Mr. JONES makes those augers ina superior lyle
GEORGE JONES,
aug 15-eo2m GEO NJ. PAKNONo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
For Sale or Rent,
uThe Alphabet Aottery.'

JyHE subscriber having become proprietor OF the pa
4 tent right for drawing lotteries on the hIpnaJ%v
System within the State of Virginia, informs those VIM
NAV have lotteries to draw, that he will dispose OF the
right by towns or counties on reasonable terms h
deemed unnecessary to give any explanation OF ' nc
principles upon which the lottery is formed as e
Glass, on this plan, is now sale by the CorPoratU
of Fredericksburg, and circulars have been dls!iDu'
ed showing the advantages of this mode OF aTawI"s
JOHN H. RUNNELLs, r
sent King-st. Alexandra, y. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
AN Elegant Hearse

TIME subscriber begs leave to inform the public that
4 he has procured Hesrsc of superior elegance
and will pay every attention 20 that branch Oh hi O
His charges reduced to suit the present had
times. CHARLES &CCNEC.
sept cos,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
Mechanics Bank.

y4ierandria, Sept. 5, 1926.
A DIVIDEND of profits for the last six months 0,
IA TWO per cent. on the Capital stock paid in, is III.
day declared, payable to the stockholders or their
gal representatives or the 18th instant.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier
sept6 ao2U
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
Notice.

TNHE Creditors of BusHRoD WAsHIg6Tor. 81 an il
solvent debtor are hereby notified to pressA, me-
their claims against the said nsolvent, proved in due
form Of law, within six months from the date hereof
august 1--eod On n. -. IS ISE T,usiee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
AUTHENTIC FROM GREECE.

AUTHENTIC FROM GREECE.
Letterfrom DR.. S. G. HowE of Boston, resident among
the Greeks, addressed to gentleman in the neigh
borhood of Boston.
Aapoh di Romantic, ApriI %, 1926.
SDEAR SIR: Yours Of the 5th September
reached me few days since. Other motives
than want ofleisure have kept me from address
inc you before. should have done it often,
AID at length, had thought that the CORES
pondence would have been in the least interest
ing to YOU or useful to others; but, so imperfect
are The ideas, and incorrect the conclusion of
those not intimately acquainted with Greece,
her resources, and her People, that determin-
ed to guard silence untila longer residence and
knowledge Of the language should give me a
more correct insight into the state of things,
. the inference to be drawn from passing events,
and tie prospect of ultimate success or failure.
Daring my residence in Greece, have been &C
cuainled with many foreigners who have spent
not moresthan three months in the country, and
these principally at the ruined places, and'who,
upon their return to Europe, have published vo-
lumes upon the state of the war, the character
of the leading men, and the manners and the
genius Of the People Many OF these books
you have, doubtless, read; But l can assure you
little dependence should be placed upon their
statements or differences, especially the general
ones Even Col. Stanhope, the author OF one
OF the best OF these works, was often most eyre
giously mistaken, as in his opinion of Ulysses
but much confidence IS to be given, generally, to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
To Rent.

10 RCnt,
s,~~. And immediate possession given that ell
sTTA gible three story
gag BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
at the corner of King and Washington-stTeet
lately in the occupancy of Mr.. Daniel Minor
AIso-T'TTO OFFICES on Washingson-street ad
Joining the above.
49,. ALso-That commodious three story
3sTyM BRICK DVELLLNG HOUSE,
asms at the upper end of D.ke-street formerly TIC
MsrsMss residence of the late General Young
Good tenants may obtain them at low rents, on a?'
pcation at the Mechanics Bank to
aug Geo CHA. CHAPLIN, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
Uannynr. ID,
LIND EOR SarU

Noh SALE my tract OF land in Albema,Ie co,.,
are a b % 500 about 1000 of which
" ie oes' mountain quality, and 800 Iv;pr h. 49,
mountan and extending from IT, rrnerav - s n.oW lhe
ihs .e Wen mbered and waterea The S
game Tor baeasx to Milton, which within three @ I,s
Univer,y yg mSs From six from the
W no remaik need be made here. The estate has al
for on ia eSmmodous dwelling house bndinu,
narns with threshng machines, grst and save nil wo
,o aud ahoers, wei posted for each p,
o al ~ good repair The may he divided pe'
several parts will be disposed ofifdeireJ TIE
very eS money may be made by namens with
the stock Of every kind may be sold with ,b ,a
miles another tract Of rather than 700
sue wheh lies well Is of good quality well ambsd nJ
rbs an mas yaluab vein Of lime passing through it,
@ u"c hiVded into aso farms, having on 4 ds LIN
very eommodiou. for small family With nrceCs,r
ts oredii will be given for this tract in IN . n,rn "
- PERSONS inclined to purchase will addre., then
Ost Hill Iy 70 me- JAMES MONROE