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set IN motion the invaders Of italy nns
Span: ir"m that Of Panama nothing can
IS but concerted plrns - guard In. new
World f'o'n the in, asinn &c the Old, aud f..
Secure furrNrr To lis constituent member.
the Independence shirh they nov enloy.''
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NEW fHEORY1
,, Who know but ventnrous man in time NAV
90
" Through Etne's horrid womb, where flames
eternal grow"
Harrisburg, Jan. 81 1925.
have had thr pleasure of hearing Mr.
Reynolds deliver four lectures in this pl,ra
on captain Symnes' theory Of tn. raftb.
and can say with truth that ha,p sell
dom spent as many evenings To- m, entire
satisfaction. Instead Of being carried a.
way after the idle vagarirs of An enthusiast
tic Visionary, the mind is cap,iyatrd by Mr.
IL. by plain, unyarnishrd hu, cxceeainrl,
interesting scourse-nor j. il permitted
to stumble over a single difficulty, until il
Is iairly landed in the centre Of mother
earth Every step of the progress 10 the
" W. e." appears 10 be solid faotbold
founded on historical facts 10 which ever,
reader may have access and beyond the
= verge" Mr.. II. leads his audience by as
conclusive analngical reasoning as that epp
cles oil alignment seems capable of Indeed.
every person with whom ihtve CONVEX scd
members Of the legislature, ~ Will as cit
lzens of this tlwn, are much Interested
with the novelty ofthe subject. aud charm
ed with Mr. Rrynolds' tnethod of treating
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EUST received IA large supply Of the brs,
y Coid pressed .1mericon Castor OIL.
.4LSO, on hand large quantity of SUI
prior made Putty
WIN. OWENS Il G. l.. LECKIE,
ApOtheeartes i Druggists
Feb 10,
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DlED-On Tuesday, the 7th inst. in
the l8.h yrar of his aSr, Nr. ROBERT
BARkSDALE, a pro nlsing youth, who
CAV" strong evidence Of becoming an orna-
mrnt to socipty.
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hooks and stationary

alinE SUBSCRIBER has received ~ lhs
- late arrivals. dir et from Phils5esfi
aud NV York, very LARGE additional SUP
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[NIM-IliEnRY

,, Who know but ventnrous man in time NAV
90
-" Through Etna's horrid womb, where flames
eternal grow"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-13

The Emperor Alexander died after an
illness Of ONLY tw" days. IL. disease wa
billions putrld fever IL Pais, all pa,rl, q
= e. ~ Recognizing IN This r'eot the drsso-
luton Of the Holy Alliance, and n" e ~
ne I'tmeut Of 4 new era not only for Rus
Sid but 70 Europe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

| S. The President Of The United States-Let u:
| lay aside our sectional prejudices, and so long
as his measures meet our appreciation, CHERISH
and support his administration.
| s. The People Of the United States May they
| ever partake of the disposition Of rattle SER
pent--without oppression peace, but with II
war.
Z. Washington, Lafayette, and the Soldiers 81
the Reuoiution--We their sons by our conduct
most soemnly swear on this sacred day, conse-
Grated to liberty, never to yield the constltu-
ton or the country, won by our Foreiathers, TO
usurpers; and that our hostilities to corruption
are eternal.
8. May there be no more political wars at
the Metropolis of the Union, but may civil vir-
tue guide them.
9. The Gouernor Of 7snnessee-The distin-
guished general and patriot.
10. The patriotic generals of the reUolution.--
May their memory be ever sacred to the sons
Of liberty.
II. Isaac Sselby--the hero of Kings Noun
tain; whig ofthe revolution; may his name be
immortal
70. Our scientific nsiitutionS--May they ex-
coed the schools of Greece and Rome.
10. TIE fair Of Tennessee. May they still con-
tinue pre-eminent for their domestic virtues,
loveliness of person, sweetness Of disposition,
and culture OF mind.
VOLUNTEERS.
By the president. Col Ne,cton Cannon The
eminent officer of the late war, and faithful
member Of congress, may he be our next 60
vernon
By the vice president. Gen. Andyew Jackson:
the firm supporter Of the liberties of his coun-
try
By MajorD. Humphreys. The Clay Of Ken
fucku we'll mixed with the rich soil Of Massa-
chusetts, will produce an abundant harvest
BY Capt Andrews. 6dams and Clay; firm
at the helm Of our affairs, the billingsgate of
whining sScophants and the rawlings of disap-
pointed demagogues to the contrary, notwilh-
standing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

40 Dollars Reward
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber in Richmond, Va.
IL on the Goth inst. three negro men, named
Randall, David, and Nevis.
huaadal is about six feet high, yellow complexion,
thick ps and by profession butcher bought of Geo
Milb,rn Alexandria DAVID is about five feet, 10 or
IL inches high, very black, smooth skin and thin Wis
age, purchased in Calvert CO. Md Le,cs is five feet
seven inches and half well set, not very black % OF
% years of age, pleasant contenance when spoken to-
Randall and David are about the same age as Lewis.
The above reward will be paid for experimenting and
securing said fellows so that get them again, or IN
proportion for ether and reasonable charges if deli
vered in Richmond MOSES PAYNE,
aug Oft Agent forJ. w. Denton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

schr. sciot, Clark, hence, at New-York 22d inst.
- Mentor, Eldridge, do do do
soop Justina, Anthony, do do do
Brig Frederick, Barrett, of this port, sailed from Val
paraso for Guayaqul the 5th of April, to deliver her
cargo, which had been sold.
Soop Constitution, Teal, hence, at Philadelphia Esd
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

We copy from the Western Balance, paper
published at Franklin, Tennessee, the annexed
account of the Jubilee Celebration at that place.
The regular toasts, as we'll as the volunteers
which he have selected, show that all the peo-
ME of Tennessee are not so infatuated with
their military chieftain, as to deny virtue and
talents to the great men who have been chosen
10 administer the government OF the Union;
nor so blind 10 the honor and interests OF their
country as to wish to place in the presidential
chair man whose talents and education are
wholly incommeusurate TO his presump'uous
and dangerous aspirations.
The 5o,h anniversary Of American 1ndepen-
dence, was celebrated at Capt Andrews Grove
spring in this county, by very numerous as
semblaee of citizens. The Declaration OF In
dependence was read by Col. w. Craig, and an
Grafton delivered by Mr.. Abram Nj. Parish
After which the company sat down TO an eie-
giant dinner, at which Col Richard Swanson
presided as president, and Col. William Craig
yice-president After the cloth was removed
the following toasts were drunk, amidst the Ut
most cordiality and good feeling.
!. The day zoe celebrate--Sacred 10 the rights
of Liberty; the political Sabbath OF nation OF
freemeE.
,. Or Constiiution-Iti is to the United States
what the sun is in the Solar system, giving hight
to is mos. distant Satellites.
8. Liberty Sacred name-all that is precious
to man. M
4. Our Nauy- May it ever prove de1terous
in sailing, and courageous i'll fighting.
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10 Rent,
70 Net.

- A two story frame dwelling, situated
GwrH at the south end of Pitt-street, having every
NJ II convenience fora genteel family. Attached
-. to the premises there is small garden, with
fr;t flowers and shrubbery Rent moderate to suit
the times Possession canbe had the first of August.
For terms, enayire st the house, OF of
u. REED, Fairfax street.
july % e0u
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Mahogany at auction.

Mahogany at auction.
ON. Friday, the 25th instant, at O'Clock, p. M
Will be sold on Kinks Wharf
100 Logs St. Domingo Mahogany
of very superior quality, most Of them large and
considerable portion Crotches-the entire cargo Of
schooner Fair American. Terms Liberal
aug % St
q The National Intelligencer will insert the above
twice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

TyHE Creditors of BusuRoD WASHINGTON III. an IN
4 solvent debtor are hereby notified TO present 70 me
their claims against the said insolvent proved IN que
a,,ors, 'eod Am NJ 8. WISE Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

sne Richmond Compiler contradicts, with
great confidence, the report, that manuscript
snutled "kbe Religion Of the Sum-" was placed
IA the hands of Mr.. Jefferson by Thomas Paine.
Inc Editors assert that they have been, very
lately, in a situation in which they would, most
probably, have heard ofsuch manuscript, II It
had been in existence. That it is not now IN
existence, we can readily believe, but TO say that
itneser was, or, even, that Mr.. Jefferson never
possessed it, is going further, We imagine, than
the Editors Of the Compiler are warranted Id
doing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

We learn from Capt Pryce, of the brig ORA
co, from Lisbon, says the New-York Gazette o.
Yesterday, that the British frigate Diamond,
or Charles Stewart, had arrived, with despatch
Is rom the Emperor of Brazils, and the Con-
S'Itution, which were at first well received.
ihiee orfour days after, several re siments, with
saeir ofhcers, mutinied, being opposed to the
consultation and several were killed. The Off
GERS and troops were taken and confined. There
were iour or FIVE seventy-fours, three frigates,
ane several other vessels Of war, at Lisbon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-25

A slip from the Office Of the Boston Patriot,
dated on Sunday last, says "our harbor was
whitened early this morning with the out-spread
canvass of about 1870 sail of vessels, which have
been wind bound for the last twelve days"
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SHl!llP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
aug 24-Brig Iris, Ktson, Charleston. via Hampton
Roads, bound to Georgetown
Brig Traveller, Phelps ST. Andrews, 20 days; plas-
ter to S. NJ. Janney.
SAILED,
schr Esther & Sally. Bancroft, Philadelphia.
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FOR THE yIRGIsIAN
-I-A IL


Esteemed Ffiead.--lhc alteration which thou
hast suggested, have made in my first paper
have substituted 10 rcfjae and REPUTATION.
find thou hast changed some passages ami
omitted some in thy paper, which will affect
my future communications considerably. With
respect 70 IKE, | commented upon two of thy tx
amples only one ofwhich thou hast altered so
as To render my annotdtions mapplicable, and
the OTHER thou hast omitted. With respect to
according as, thou hast also made some cxcep-
tionable changes.
The object OF this letter. is, not so much to cx-
press displeasure with thy paper as 10 npprize
thee thar am not willing TO make alterations.
IN my future numbers, SO as to make them cor
respond with thy first. | intend to give my
couLmunieations nearly verbatim | may make
few verbal corrections and may alter one or
two paragraphs, by dividing one into two But
III no case do intend to make any alteration, in
any passage, upon which thou hast commented
! apprehend thou madest these alterations. with
oui knowing the difficulty INTO which they would
lead me. l. kip up a correspondence in the
numbers. should have to omit some of my par
ag0phs, n u write them anew. | am willing
thon saoudst have thy first paper published in
rs present shape; but, for the future we must
be particular not 10 alter any passage upon which
a comment mas been made The passages that
thou ha,t altered, and those which thou hast O.
mittcd, must he employed in our subsequent
numbers rs they stand in the original commun-
cations Thy friend X b. I.
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TF1 XFCUToRs sALE.-Will he sold on
III the premises, on the first day 81 Jana
Any, ls27, tint we'll known and valuable es-
tate called Poplar Forest, lying IN the conn
ties OF Bedford mud Campbell, the property
ot Thomas Jefferson, dee. Wiihinreighl miles
Of Lynchbnrg and three from New Lundoni
also about 70 likely and valuable negroes,
with stock. crops, at. The terms OF sale
viii be accommodating aud made known
previous to the day.
Ca the fifteenth Of January, nj Monlicel-
10, IN the county of Abemhrle the Whole
ot the residue OF the personal property ct
Ihomas Jefferson. dec. consisting OF 1870 va.
luable negroes, sloek, crop, &c. household
and kitchen furniture. The attention ct the
public is cnrnesty invited 10 this property
The neHoes ARE believed tn bc The most val
liable tor their HHmher ever offered ut one
TINE IA the slate 81 Virginia. The house.
hold furniture. manv valuable historical aud
portrait paintings, bnsts Of marble and plais-
ter at distinguished individuals one ~ mar
bic OF Thomas Jefferson, by CaraccL wi'h
the pedestal aud trancated column On which
1t stands n polygraph or copying m.lrn
mcnt used by Thomas Jefferson, for the last
TWENTY-FIVE yours with various other Rul.
clcs curons aud useful to men OF business
aud private families The terms of sale viii
he accommodating aud made known pre,i.
Gus 10 the day. The saies will be continued
from day 10 day until completed. These
sales being unavoidable. II ~ II sufficient
guarantee 10 the public, lhat they will take
place at the time and places appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
Executor Of III Jc0crson dee.
NV. Il tl4lh
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4 Tie editor ofthe Richmond Jackson Re.
publican. IA new sort ofrtpujiic7,asm mus, by
the way } has taken offence with MS. when no Of
fence was intended. lie is mistaken, in ,mn,o.
sing fbatwe teajiea' for an opportunity 10 ut
tack him. We have never regarded him or his
opinions of importance enough 10 warrant an at
tack. We beg him 10 be assured that we were
only eoadoing with him, because he had so soon
excited the compassion Of his opponents, and
proro.ed Tn inai1trenee Of HJricud,, ofboth of
which we should have been ignoran, but for his
voluntary confession Bon repos, Monsieur ie
D0cielv
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yrA UNAWAY from the subscriber, living
81 near Campbell Courthouse, on the Oh.
insi. a negro man by the name Of LINDSAY
lie Is "A bright mulatto, about p years Of age,
middle sta,ure, tolerahle:,iout made. he has
scar on his forehead aud long black hushy
hair, hi. clothing not recollrcted. ! expect
he viii aim for The West and pass himself
for a free man, lftaken in the State will
give $50, and if taken on Of the State $50
reward. y u. tLA1
Eot. II. ill5
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1eaHARLoTrE LAND X Negroes for sale.

IA HARLOTTE LAND Il Negroes for sale.
~ By virtue ola decree Of Charlotte Coun.
ty Court OF the 9th November last, the sub
scriber will on Tuesday the 10Th December
next, at public auction, upon the premises,
proct ed 10 sell the tract OF Land, belonging
10 the estate of George Lamson, dec. whore.
on he last resided, lying on Cub Greek, con
tanning by late survey 232 acres on credit
OF Que and two years, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and the title
10 be withheld until payments are made
Also II Negroes, belonging TO the same es.
tate, of different descriptions, on a credit Of
l. months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, all of which sale is made
for distribution of the same, among the lie.
gatees. The foregoing tract OF land is well
worth the attention of purchasers, being sit.
mated in healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood, is well watered, a plantation in good
repair. to which is added II or 10 acres OF
excellent low grounds with sufficient build
ings and out houses for a small family, and
a large proportion Of wood land, most Of
which is considered fine tobacco land, II
borders on the road leading from Rough
Creek Church TO Charlotte Court House, IA.
bout ) miles from the latter.
GRIEF BAEkSDALE, Comm'r.
Nov. II. td.i5r
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".''4 ''01rt'--''e perceive mat temper
'o''c'y mas been iofmed IN n'l9hbor'ns
'''''' whose a'o"ei obiert Is to "nd"'vor to G.
,.''' "'e nom me land the SIN OF 'afe0PeroHcf.
, ".'''gr opinion We may entertain of the feast
''' s'neh'e' We nave no doubt OF the
'"o'''S '' is authors. Some OF the mean"
''' '''y intend 10 eh2iay,te edtctuatc Their
'' 10 refuse 10 vote tor any ndNidnJ'
'''! % a''oeiea to the incorporate use OF
''''',''u' liquors. Ion any Office to employ nc'
'.' drunken lawyers, doctors, mechanic, or ,ar-
,'''' to Exert their personal influence with pa
'> 10 ''ns up their children in IDthi'ual ub',i-
r. Nv. ''o" spirits; and to recommend to young
u. 'ae gospel tn obstam altogether from
w." ",'' Inc memhczs of the society pledge
,.',. ,''S 10 a'e liquors only as mcdicinc.-
'' " "' outline of the means by which the
trance Society hopes to effect its object.
".maaic Soareq.r,,--Yc 49, yoc-, NM, ,,r,
ypcu>rd splendia li,,,o y.arI. ,r,lo. ,Laa
on'c t,rc which has ia., i.snad Fran, ,,, r, , -,
'lpssry. Cary * Lea pb;,dolab;, aa1 ,,,;,h
now for sale q, N. Raoi.'a.a pa' an" "''''"
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I,IENTNrn NnNru- lifl

ELEVENTH MONTH 10Th.
=. :. On reading thy FIRST communication,
No. p find that thou hast not only omitted
some passages and mutilatcd some, bat hast
made an addition Of matter. Thou hast INTRO
duccd matter which is not to be found in the ORR
FINAL letter. In my communications there will
be no omissions, no mutIlations, no additions
consequently thy new matter will not be com
mented upon IN them. But after We get through
with the original correspondence, ! will attempt
an analysis OF this matter, and will also com
mcnt upon those Of thy letters 10 which | have
not yet replied. My letters are confined to
Development of my views, with respect to the
points of grammar, concerning which We have
differed Trey contain no rcplie, 10 any OF thy
letters except the first. Thou seeme.t to thmk
that nv method of constituting according, places
me under necessity Of giving it a regimen;
bnt think thou art, on this point, labourng un-
der false impression. | shall hereafter at
temptto show, that 0ccording, in the way in
which eonstruc it, needs no regimen.
Il b T
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gentlemen ofthis place whose decision vi de
terInine the preference. The names Of the an.
thors will he kept in,iolably secret.
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ALIENS OFFICE,
lOh Nor. $50.

ION NOU. $50.
Uehiy ,mportam 10 AdrentMcrs :
SfN ren day Fuzes rf 90 i,inuose amount will b.
- di#fiutrd to soIpa mtiHni' adteidufcfs nj II
lEN'a Dl8tiI# Jhr drawing 90 tpkc plsee ~ kieh
mnnd. Al per as nd batng ~ yrt tupi taansltrz
IN e4ihet ut In following s,hrucs, are requested ri
ma,e MN zdIaia Hpplgiun and accuro the Iulfy nun
bers, deay not
FIRST Lotterg drGrs 2lst Bst.
Grand State Lottery Class.
tfur tine benefit 81 the MononguIia Academy.
ffzrs 10 be Drawn.
10000 DOLL, % of 100 Dolls
Quo Dolls. 40 of 80 Dolls.
/ Of l,oou Dolls 900 ol lo Dolls
Besiirs numerous sninlor prizes.
Whole tickets 81 90 Quarters : 10
Halves = 90
For sale IN the greatest variety oil numhers
Odd and E''") "' ALLEN IS,
Nov. IL.
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The next Splendid Sheme

The next Splendid Sheme
il the
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
Which draw the 6rh al December next.
f6reat Capitals 20 be drawn)
/ prize OF &2ooOO do 900
/ do 10000 II do 1000
do 6.OOO ~ p,i2cs Of 6oo
do b0OO q do 100
do 1000
Besdes numerous smaller prizes, sos, NC nc.
lIckels at the low price OF 50 ahares IN
proportion.
lh,s LOTTERY Ia drawn by n Combination
md Formulation OF numbers. The whole
drawing will be- completed IN five minnies.
. cash will be paid at sight ior al pr
yes In either Of the above schemes, II sold by
rs. S. d. MI. ALLEN. IL CO.
Nov. 10. lyhelhlrg.
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m RoKER & COMMISSION BUSINESS
lrA The subscriber has taken am once foH
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where he con
tinues to sell Tobacco and other pfoancc on
commission and will in future, aiso' Hans"rt
business az n Brokcr--lIe hopes to be able TO
o;ye satisfaction 10 adj " no may coniide business
to his care. AJt,h' ~ ~
sQcc. Is
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Prepare jar 1acsdaV arrt =
Dame Fortune oil Late in IN freak,
Appeared n this office aud smi'd.
She was heard IN lh- manner TO speak,
Though before Our house she hrgln'd.
Tell the people, says she 10 call here,
And spend all the Cash they can spare
In goIr olfce there nothing to fear,
1be high pie IS in il, 5wenr
Some unfortunate creature that day
VIII thank me- tor taking tins flight;
And Oft times with gratitude say,
Her predictions Were ceriatHiy right
Says she, you promote the great cause
obtaining and liberty too
From nae you hive gaIaed much applause.
I've taken lLingto YOU.
InpOhtics likewise YOU daab,
lon HOirih the " Hickory Tree"
On Tueiay look out Tor the Caa,
Aud remember the news came from mr..
Thus saying, she sprcad her gold wings,
Aud pointed her course to the south
Her words in remembrance now rings,
For they came from her own iurky
mouth.
MonongalId lotiary--Class ..
VIII be drawn on The 2lst inst when the fol.
lowing handsome prze will be distributed :
SCHEME:
prize OF $1,000 % do 100
d 5,oo0 10 prizes Of 30
i 10 LOCO 2o0 do 10
~. ~. 81
Not one blank 10 prize, and all paya.
bic in cash. Tie capital prizes for sale ut
the old established LotierY attire of
"A. 2. NORTH,
" Tickets 81 and shares in proportion.
Nov i6.
h\rOlloE-i sadl present petition 10
III The next General Assembly Of Virginia.
for leave 10 reside in This state, rs free man
PLEASANT ROWAN.
Nov 10. ~
IN C0mpbfH coUJdy couri Nor. ~. 1876
IIlrb.tl Kelley, Nm Norshlm, Pamela lVor.bap.
Ezekiel l. '.t and Ihzabeth his atc NIHiun ByJce and
NJ iria ht Wiif Suy Kfllsf, 1oul Hum.lron and Hem
rctg ms WIFE, " ah Chandler and Elizabeth his WIFE
ono wears vino saes by lshan Z. Hargrayo, her next
friend, Cptnulf.
against
John Bullock, admir- Of Robert b Kelley, decd, VIM.
an Robertson aud Elizabeth his wife and John Kelley
~ CHdSCERT.
The Defendant John Kelley not having entered his an
pr rance aud Pnen security according to the act of As
nhi. aud the rtes Of tins court, und it appearing To
70" court trh he Is not ahobitant Of thi, satcIt is
'drrrd lhh lih do appear hare on the second Monday
% January next and answer the biz the conpl unnts
M that his order be- inserted in the Iynchbrp Vireni,
ortg es successfully and posted at the front door
ID ilr Courthouse Of tais county some court day
Atppy --Tesle,
'"t's"l5 10 ALEXANDER. C. i
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nan IND ION SY5TIM.

~ Dh11NIfD III rquoucr OF its unuyalifd pnpna
- MY. Jirpfnia IiftHturc Lott'vg Jtl elas, Is 10
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-16

NA\rtN GOODs.-Ihe subscriber is now
~ receiving hi tall supplies, which viii
collectively make avery general assortment
Of British, French, and Domestic Dry Goods,
suitable to the aud the approaching season,
to which he Will add, having already re
ceived fifteen easrs well assorted shoes,
OF n variety oi kinds aud descriptions, most
OF which he can recommend for beauty and
durability. Those who have not made their
tall purchases. will do we'll TO call.
ABNEi NJ. FNCkLER.
Nov. Il. tctsl5