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The halDes of Bonk Notes D,isnloced.


gIiE .ubscriber hs, deposited in the Bank of Virginia,
Richmond, the following halves Of two Notes Right
rat Of $780, payable At Petersburg. letter A, No. 2l9 LETT
part OF 500 note, PAYABLE at Norfolk, letter s. No 1880
ps,ed together aud received BY hin Ans peior
persons having the parts corresponding may effect
chanseat the Benk WILLIAM ID. CLARKE.
&, If
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.NnTIrE

THE Stakeholder. the clancsville Trrnpi COMPANY
: hereby required pay before The i0h iay 81
April next five dollars each share held by tbSu respective
~, IN tie capital stock uf the said company.
by order of the Pre,iIcn, and Dncci6is.
4. NJ. HARRINGTON, Trcasr
march II. iGl--t0tbh
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II oriUE hereby given that there vacant CELLS in
the Lnna'ie !.isPai in ihe City OF Eatnsbur for
tue reception OF Patients both paftmerts male and lcna
BycTder Of the Court Of Directors,
LEONARD HENLEY, C. C. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-28
.4DYERTISE ITE.NT

HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, eontainn- ali
zoo arres, lying the lower end Of Amei,a county 81
merly advertised is still for sale. would max, an eneel
cotton plantation Il will he sold all tosathcr divided IL
parcels. The terms will merchandising.
WM D. GILES
UIswami marrhf. s9--F
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EIM TIg CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION. a
TUESDAY. MARCH 81, 1926.
IN SEN ATE

Mr. Cobb, from the Select Committee 10 whom
WAS referred the Presidents Message of the IN,
inst, on the subject reported bill to authorize tho
President of the United States 10 run and roprl,
the line dividing the Territory of Florida from the
State of Georgia; which was read and passed. to a
second 'rea.tfIg.
The resolutions submitted by Messrs. Ellis.
Williams, and Johnston, OF Lon on the Stk inst.
and the resolutions submitted by aIc.srs. Holmes
ard iiayne, yesterday, were severaiiy considered
aud concerned in
The seaa,e then proceeded to consider the
resolution submitted BY aIs. Reed Yesterday.
MIR. Berrien said. whcn tits resolution was ,re-
sen'ed yesterday, it Occurred to him that the min
etple which directed that Inquiry, was in itself so
eSceptionable, that he Thought j, was his duty. as
member OF this ilouse, and The Representative Of
State, 10 express his conviction, that neither a
committee Of tiiis Horse, nor this Body. ro- ,,n,h
Houses together. lave the right to do whit Ibis
resolution proposes shall be done He meant to 81
il was not Competent for this House, or boil
i1onses to decide what SOVEREIGN State. j, ,bc
exercise ofits severe snty, can. O. cannot do The
department to which the Constitution has ASSIGNED
iisas power Is not '!@s DEPARTMENT. FURTHER reaec
ton had however sati'Ec! i;rn, til!t though he
coaij not himself have originated s,cl On inquiry
iIc correct mole o. rrseiing i, was by the Judi
CARY Committee He Should not tScfceore throw
any OBSTACLES IN the way Of tue gsntlenlan's pro
no-i.ion Tor inquiry.
The resolution was then concu7rc' In.
ihc Military Appropriation bill was read thi.
time, PASSED, and returned 10 The House
Ga noifnn Of hir Benton, the Senate then nro-
ceedcd TO i; consideration Of Executive business
and remained with closed doors ill iate hour. and
t!iea a5jctrnei.
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BY ORDER "a We EXECNTIpI

BY ORDER OF THE XECU1IYE.
80 ASDoLPh'S Heporis.
"a Gimer's Reports.
ueins Statutes Ut large he;ng collection Of all lie
Laws Vi Vg.na, i,ou the H the Lega,u,e i,
tie year 1919, IN rs volumes. The laws of Soutrv are
necessarily come eed M every ding belonging To The pcop,
oil AZ that thorough knowledge OF them, and Of Their ur
e, "orld iaion Us u thing that useful e, b,
@ro'' ahon; them aud one Of the greatest OF
oiians IA general OWNS 10 thei isiuI of Law,
AZ The above works viii be o reduced PRICES eonse
qaeniy great bargains may be had early application be made
To- j. II. L. NASH.
Al"ich II. iO2-wtf
We are noav reeeieing per ship R;cimoaS from,
Londyn, for safe,
ENRaZlERS and Sac sthins Coppe,
ID Ground BfunsyyiCs Green PAN.
While Lead groanI moi
U.bbeits bee, Brown u, ~ Pint and Quart pa.les
do Pale AIe do %
c. a. WARWICK.
AliISh - 1OS--wswk
lie subscriber wishes rur; pair of gentle we'll
L broke CARRIAGE HORSES Bans would be preferred
THOMAS T. PoYrnR ESS,
Fih. ~ a3--Nif Charles City Corr,hon.e
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OMcsaG 2sapec@.
PANAMA MISSION.

Documents accompanying tie Report of TIE Sc
cre'ary OF ihe Siae TO the President OF The u
nittd States, communicate do the House of Re
personalities with the Presidents Message, on
Friday the l7h inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-28
TO .aG8ICULVUR

VIE subscriber Outraged b. the credit OF the machine.
male by his ac father and limsri-and also 10y the rn
Engagement he these last our syca 6es,
inform his friends aud tie public .oaesal that he tUn-
nue 70 make teh Portable and Fixed Thresng Ma
hines ofdeFtE; sizes and At reduced prices, all Of which
uSae OF the hest materials put Together the strongest
'eF and hopes the respectable undersigned Will he
-uGioient ecosriD -ntaton
join E&ALL, opposite the Pes,-Qace.
Richmond, Feb. >, 1896
have used Nj. Exsir WHEAT Machine for four years
nave no hesitation yIng that il is the best Thres
w Machines IN this country. Il certainly ireshes wheat
el and cleaner anjis i,,s liable 10 get any
naciine have seem aud believe Lsve an the
modern machines Of this country Ii feiy du4he being
inoPay q cast IRON, anl viii last, ii proper OIL
. yeIa at least aHL III the ed will be III cheapest OF ali
machints HILL CARTER
Shirley, jon So 1926
have had in We the Exsl Portable Wheat Threshpg
Machine for ears, and have besa,o .ayi, that ler
uTagry expedition aud gils Of grain superior
any fhresng Miehine have TIE faeiny wi,h
which Il IS moved 70 different farms gives also decltd
yllfsse; aud it's easily kept in order. JiARCEEu.
Dtrmril Hundred, 81 jan 1926.
au well satisfied with the work performed by Fir ExaIs
"hea daeLne, anl greatly peter 9iers fhaye ,ceuia
n't: JOSEPH 8iAE.1.
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2I UGATIUIr.
NH. d Mrs. LrUna.

DESPEtTFuILY inlutm The inhahi
lie tnnts ol I,nthhurp and IL virinii,. ln
assisted by lheir son and n ,oure lndv, H.,
have determined 10 open ZEN n II
ACADEMY IN this blnrt. ~ the ton-t
belonging 10 Mrs Cnhell, fnrnrrlV oecupirt
IN Nunnp A Jorrs.nn the 10Th dnv Of Npr
orN. IN tins institution will be taught nj
the branches necessary 10 The complete edu
cation ol II Young lbdy
1frHIs pr session o. fir months.
Rradiuo. Writing. Gphprnph, viii tn ~ NJ
Mp und Gloh,s, EArtti - on IL, Clehcs
Arilhmoic. Tu#iish Gfbu.npr Md fpr lug
Gnmuositipn Gru'npV, Astronomy Nutum
Philosophy. Chem,s,ry, Beiuay, Nytholos,
aud Chauoiogy, Tor \
Tn second tpsa. spelling Rehdiu', vi
ting aud rtlnriplr. OF Grammar -. : -
lhe thord or Iuh,or ela.s Spelling and
Reading cnly , 3
Musu, yoth md on he Piano. Furtp, 2 lrs
SOUS u week. fnr \ %
French. Italian. aud German lnngnpLre, 4
lesson "a wei. lur each \ ~
nengtang and Pniutinp on PHper az Velvet
, ic esauaa ueFl fM Y Ia
Ronr,lng, Nn=hinp, aud Lodging = h5
All kinds o. Needle WORK nHd Emhroider.
will Ia taught, Il desired. 10 lie scheIJrs ol
the Isl and D clnsar5 without any additinnHl
cbnae
Bonrders will hnVr the advantage ui learn
ine the French .4ngungr, eliummHtic0lls Bnd
praciicnll, in the family, Rhlrll = The only
way 10 learn il correctly without pry add,
tlanal chares.
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BLANK WORK

Al minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, aud
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered Of NE, faithfully done y made
out OF the best materials and nj very low PR
ces.--persons wishing books bound are re
quested 10 bring thrul forward Immediately,
MS am somewhat nj leisure aud can do them
much bPtter than when ! am pushed with
work. Tho public are further informed thai
bind hooks nj much lower p,ice4 than The,
ever were known 10 be done NJ IN this par,
ofiho country. aud in much more superior
manner ABRNh Il. NORTH
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40 "A NJ.

Y virtue II Il Deed % Trust executed
a. 10 us, by James Nade, dared The irst
day OF March. 1917, ~ du, recorded in the
Hastings Court Ultre oi Lynchbutg, for the
purpose OF securing debl due james Gre-
BAN, we viii proceed to sell, on Thursday,
the 10th instant, lothr highest bidder lof rea-
dy money, on the premises 4s leet OF ground,
on 3D. street, running back 1872 feet.
The subscribers VII convey such tltIs only
as is vested lu them by said Deed Sale TO be
conducted by John Il. u, Payne, auctioneer.
H. ID. MI RRELL ! Trustees.
JOHN u MukRELL,
January4 wtds23
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nY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID George r. Richardson 10 the subscriber,
on the Sd day OF January, 1929, will be- sold
before the door OF the Franklin Hotel, IN the
town OF Lynehbnrg, nj public auction, Tor
cash, on Tuesday the 3lstday oi the present
month, January il fair, il not, the next lair
day thereafter one Negro Man, named jet
ferry. The subscriber acting MS trustee, will
convey only such title as is vested in him by
he said trust deed.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
lang tw3w42
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NEM BNnHo, sc.

~ ..s5isn!s from Philadelphia, the toll
,e,ieIas, which, together WIN his
'oAi". Iqnl renders his esso'lm"u very
' ,"f{ r,aaar,. Napoleon's Expedition 10 Rus
l"e ;a,,ilslp by CANT Philip nt Segur, in
I.Iy Of the Manor By Mrs. Sherwood,
AIS
r,gqc,fers By the Author Of Lights y
,3a|e,y. Of Scottish Lite.
I,.#,eil.re, in2 vols.
o,.Ifilasai ar the Iusur9P1i ChIet.
y,aa..I. a Poem By Mrs. Brooks.
-, AMERICAN Landlord, South Ofthe
Patunac.
ANEW system OF Book Keeping, b, J n's
Bennett Dag's Algebra.
Coz, American Depository.
FvpH', Medical Companion
Thonas Plac ice.
parnalv an fbr Teeth
Fapg', Famtn Dentist
n,rzenglp~ 5uu4 reeripla
CO.., Episcopal Harmony
Waits Hymi Books,
Ne.,,eys do
RlppoGds do
Canp Meeting 10
Ru,.ar. ard Adams Latin Grammars
Greek ls,tamrni,,
Tranaaqr IN Frrach aud English,
suIe,', Geo. aud A,las,
Ni.tf, 30
rnaea -ate,' speaker,
Narl instructor, or guide 10 Virtue,
Lieoi MARION, Sanford and Merton,
Han.ogon's Penmaneh,p, for the use #
Schools,
f,Ir.9,rl4n In the ENGLISH Rpadpr.
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nnViA n Kohert NYAe,
Are nov opening an extensive assorlmcni q
FAIL d. WIN i nJs. GOODS.


FAIL d. WIN 4 AIa. GOODS.
which they uilcr tor safe nj uuutually low
prices CONSISTING in par ol The following ar-
tirles, w
onprrhne cloths, blue, black n fancy COLOURS
MEDIUM aud coarse cloths, ns-piltd CulOnls
supefhnr ami common rHssImtres
Fine aud common ca.sInelts
Llrsey, turesl cloths aud llnids
Booking and green bHizp
GuCnsslan aud Tartan piaids
Rose point aud duflli blankets
CarpetIng aud hearth rugs
ID grass hleachcd li-h hnens
Country ,uen,, BurlHps Scotch and German
OsnHb0rls
3 / ehd 4 p'eids aud chicks
Baus-up and Manchester corJs
'fLrrad laues aud edgiu.s
rarcnl do d.
Tortoise shell tuck, SIDE, aud meek conha
Linen calubrcks and tRmbuck haudkel chis.
silk cotton aud norsicd hn-e
BonlbazeltS, plain and hg'd. assorted colour
Rich I'D eros De Maple ,lks
Black mode Florence ND Italipn lu,eslriug
Nh,l, black and iauct - fauns, plutnaud
figured
largr and handsome nj oioeicoc.
Rich fig d ribhend,. as#ea
Artificial AoNcts eed VIZ
lpmhdzjDc,, tasiaan and a'##. Uf5,es
From A 10 81 nDh. rsIir 30. trih
Bed licking assorted
umbrellas I'll, aud coffun
u hite, red and yellow ltuuc
Double mill i dtah cloth,
Plushe-, hlaek, blue and fancy eoi9.s
}obncu aud lace eells
~. d aud piaiu awiss muslins
% ID hook do
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NNTICE.
DAVID d ROBERT KYLE

In addition 10 their former stock, hare just
rtceiccd the foliowine articles !:
Carpetings, rich and handsome figures
Grape Lace, assorted colors
Black and shaded silks, rich figures
Baruche, new and beautiful article
Fig nred and shaded ribbons, superior style
White sains, plain and figured
Long and short white kid gloves
Rich figured bomhazettrs, assorted color
Bohinrt Laces, assorted
4 cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
quality
10 cases elastic water proof Hats
A few pieces superior Circassian paids.
December 90. ID
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DRY GOODS,

which she has opened IN thr tenement in
Brick Row, opposite Messrs. Morgan x NJ
Daniel, neN door above Mr.. ! l. rnlten' 8.
Her assortment consists N part OF
superlne blue aud black ,lolhss
Do assorted coluurs da
DO blue aud black cassimeres
Fine and common Cassinrtts
Black nartutnr
fo,iruelte vcsi,ngs with borders
Slt valencia do do
Camhricks aud camhrirk muslins
Incanet aud mnll mulius
SILK gloves aud hose black aud white
Fancy chrntz aud celieoes for ladrs dresses
Black figured SILKS aud assorted colour, dol
All kiuds OF ribbons, some nice patterns
I.iuen cambftrk IN, Renting
Threat lncc aud rdeinPs
Tortoise lurk aud side cnmb4
Bombazeltes, plain aud figured
Artificial flowers aud Wrealbs
Ostrich feathers. tipped will very colour
Grailrmen's fur hais
Do shue>, coarse and fuc
Grniemou's hainhno unlking ,canes by II e
doz or .tnslr one,
1t is her intention "a keep, IN addition 10
her regular stock OF merchandise, every Gar.
ment OF Genirmru's Ncarng Apparel, made
by her own hands which she " Warrant to
he made IN the best manner Ampngsi when
ARE Gpuilemcn's Guernsey Shirts &DreWers.
Also, Colored persons Clothing ui rNrrN de
scriplon and al the most reduced p,ic"s
Mrs King will also cut and make Ladies'
and Gentlemen Cinaks. She vii also car-
~ on the Mautna Making business. in all It's
various branches.
Mrs King nalters herself, she viii frequent.
" have II in her power Ia afford solid proof,
that il i. much cheaper 20 buV ready made
clothing, when YOU mag always be sure Of n
III and al the lowest prices.
a Mira. King would he glad TO employ n
Young Indy, we'll quailied ~ seam-l'css -
None Int those Thai cnn conn we'll +, com
mcndrd need Apply She would also. employ
u youth from l2to Il ears Of age, TO a'trud in
the store. She " Guild also employ ANY nnto-
bcr OF seamstre.se4 Ia receive work and mokr
II NJ at then own homes.
Ian . islo
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1--WE subsrribrr has lately procured an
4 additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work in that line, with
noatness AMI dispatch. He has received di.
rect from Philadelphia, n very large supply
OF paper Of very snperor quality, which enR.
bles him 10 do any kind of
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SC131 Y.

1860 ticket.
Mhe p,i1fg ,tH BE- .aoniing m ths 'phcel.
Tin Lottery vii h. drawn underline 81
pcflutcndcucr III Iudge William Daniel
aud Mrssrs. Albon Mechanic, job q
We, IN, Jchu Bullock, ANN ~ lIhnc"ck,
Da,,d q. Murreli, William W. Novel; and
EoberI kylr.
Prescntpr,cs lCTictets s so.
u Orders from u distance, pod paid,
rnclo-rpg the cash o. prlze tickets IN Other
Lott, II. = will be punctually a.l'lded 10,
if addrrssrdtO AUG. LEiTNiClI,
Jap.lg. wtd Manager.
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LCClA "A X Is!

an utleIIuIntu IoS'll my hAN
OF LAM, u tn comfy 81 Eedtord OF HI
north tori Of Oucr, ~ milcs rom Lyuel burg
AMI q from Lheuy, continuing about 90 D.
eres. leli barely rrmaik TINT perhaps ~.
tn country III, ~ is nn1 t. hr had "a marr 81
sifab.r trfcr 81 iaud ciEer tnr tohacco. pta'n
or efas- d"ctn II unurcrssHr, 10 ny mon
Nh bind j. ior sal, come NM So.
OF tr, aboyr tract otland there is helw zen
8 nud iUe rof's al good orcft 0a'-ee "i
loo acres 81 Nhicll is vel uncIrorrd-3 90
4un ar,es 81 good Tolpcco hand NJ loclru,
/ ae ,eio,crbcr !, mnk,ng preparations ipr
p lul ciop tor ~ least + or ~ hHpds-#lo Il
h. should be- dblc Ia M Ken sp'cdy sale o.
even l., the first Il February, inrme,mtt pos
,ps,ian vii be eiy,n--und III tn 'trni ol hI'
hoinl ablr - effect sale 81 his bud, his NJ"
yfocg, ~ nt-n his stock Of every d"'enrliot
aud hi toek II PROV isions upon The plan
tai,or. vii hp dispo=rd OF on u" mosi Iibrr
ri lrrms-=ile. therefore, deo> h", e, tht III"
the sen~an j. hr advanced, thai all Wishin'
10 purchase will COME & SEE.
II. CLAFk
-..al5 visit
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NEW 4 NANAA..
MevcaMtiie Susiness.

n ATIlI. WINSTON, nj the junction
L Y oil man street with the nllcy leading
10 and from Friends 10 Martins or Stuue
warehouse, seeing the utility aud public con
VrnIrnce OF the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles oil general good. mu-
tual benefit aud rccplroCalion in the exchange
OF foreign aud domestic commodities, has en-
gagged therein, estimating his success by due
attention to thc interest Of those Nho may
paironze him, mol combining himself 10 any
particular denuuiuation or extent, but will
keep supply oi such goods as Tie demand
may require, which he i, confident viii be
found as low ne ANY ia this market, being ~
lecled by confidential agents, and mostly
bought for cash lie viii undertake the hip.
ping aud orieringul property and mrrehan
die 10 aud from Richmond aud the N,rhern
markets Tor a smsll per cent hi, personal ne
quaintance with extensive houses IN thu-e
markets assuring him thal the best p,ces viii
be h"d Tor all property >tipprd, and good, or
dered be purchased Al thcmust reduced prices
ihare nor in store and oGcr, al ,0hoteSat'
orutmi,
200 sacks Salt, willcd bageing
hhds. 81 CrolX aud Alusco,a ado Sugars
. bags Coffee
bids do,
30 whole, half aud Or hhls Sugars
Il bids. of Loaf aud Lump Sugars
4 binds \. o. baking aud retailing Molasses
100 boxes Candies, irom Is 10 IS
b ;, Turpentne Soap
20 whole, hall q or. boxes e lea, fresh
80 kegs Wrought aul Cnl Nails 10 1u1y
pair new Patent Balances, J To coo lbs
- boxes Glass, & y - and 10x II
hall tierccs ueW Rice
loo mar i{ipt,RnnJ mail, Rrouuoc
Assortment Of other shoes-o. ooal Leather
bbls Malaga Wine
% hqls ne" Maokarel
Ia bids Suffolk lar
3 bales Moss
10 bbls brown Tanners Oil
assortment of H0rdWHre.
Shoycls aud spades. kniyr, aud forks, pocket.
butchers {. hormahers' knives, trace cbans.
pad aud slack lock-, curry combs, screws aud
hraIdS, files and lasps, angurs, butter borcr,
&C,&c.
assortment Of Crockery. Glass and
Enrthen UGrr.
ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
Saddle bags, blind, snallle aud curb hridIcs,
carriage, Wagon and cart whips, collars, &c.
nc. for which will receive any hiua Of pro.
dnce brought 10 this market, al tic best pric-
es. NATHL. WINSTON.
On Consignment,
so bbls clipt Herrlngs
% do Roe do.
ID do Family do.
Dayiss highly approved Ploughs, diff sizes
500 lbs Cotton Yarn.
NATHL. WINSTON.
December Is. Is
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sa.. = Asp PUBLISHED nf
I'D mrs oflhe LGtrs o. the Union.

,# Weekly Paper, AT 50, aud the
sacer. nj Il per annumi payable III
We IA subscription will ne received for
adv t,an siN months; and no paper will
a es. ,.aati,a,ed ibut Mt the discretion OF the
be . ~, nntli MI arrearages are paid
Ed'.,,' ,j1rrl, .ements will be inserted at SO
mare (or less) the first time, and
cen a.nts tor each continuance. Those
81 =. Es,1asc must be paid for previous to
tro N a.,'5.,.i,r. or the payment assumed by
Their ,''97,.',,,,.,l. person in Lynchburs.
some ,I 81, 1arery ORDERS moi exceeding two
=. inherited Tor six e'Iars
s4ne ,if,ct,ersaidressed 10 the Editors must
" IN. or they sill rot be attended to
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Et,V y D..

BY boy of niue on the Turnpike road
near Lynchburs. pair of steel ards--rhe
owner ran get them b, application To the
Subscriber, and paying for this adtertise-
ment. JNO. NJ. OTkY.
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New | heap Cash store.
M :. .MrNA III. l..

NERY respectfully informs the cllArns
OF Lynchburg aud lhr adjacent rnun
lies that she has just arrived from Richmond
wh, re she has iust purchased, principally n
au ION, aud Tor cash only, a large and very
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The Subscribers hare Just receired

O''' '"''o nav .JdSt FeCetCeu1
<zas
Cum opium / 9th 40
Gum camphor silver wire ino,h do
/ Snlphate quinine Camel hair penrils
nose water Rose tooth powder
Calcin magnesia Otto rnsr lin sal,e
Carb. do Rod :, oC.r,
Mead ) aniI-dlspeptlc Black do
OF sour stomach pulls Dry white lead
Sarsaparlla root Rcd do
! China do Cbineea vcrmilIion
Orrls do Prnssian blue No |
Medicamentum Venetian red
On cloves Spanish whiting
ni"her sails Campoachy loew I'd
Epson do Gronud c,muood
| WI Wormseed Nicaragua
Super carbonate soda GronnI Custir
arh"hate d Red saunders
lartaric acid Blue vtriol
ar'hf "me'ic Lump black
Pulv. ipeeac. Fig blue
Gam assaltrtid1 Aanaito
PnlV. lalap nacaboy snuff
Gum guaiacnm Rapnee do
Gum atnmOniac Scotcl, do
uhip Riho (pes'l Palm soap
frr'Yihh unrk Lavender do
Cham mile flowers TRANSPARENT do
IVA ursi Windsor do
Fish berries CASTLE do
Muir. acid Spermacpta
Macassar oil Gold leaf
Antique oil Alcohol
Orange peel Gum shellac
Aqua fnrtis Gum copal
lalomcl Spirits tnrrentine
Crean tartar Nedgewood mortars
Oh peppermint Nipple shells
Quicksilver Breast pipes
Essence walls Evans crown laucets
Fancy perfume walls Common do
walls from 10 s OF. Tooth drawers
BoraA refined Faucrps
Rotten stone Tin Toll
Starch linctnre bottles
Paint brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes Pill boxes
White wash brushes Bottle and vial corks
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Bpibous
Roofs, Grass seed, &c ordered for small nd-
rance on the Nor Pfices-Ne shall shortly
receive an additional supply OF Garden and
Flower seed, fancy flower pots, &c. &c.
WILL. OWENS a. q. l.. LECKIE,
Apothecarles q Druggist,
Dec. 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
FROM JAMAICA.

BY the Schr Medal, Captain Smith, at this
port, we have received our files Of Jamaica pa
pers 10 the Isl Of June, and extract the follow
ing paragraphs Baltimore Gazette
'.The Madalena Post is in with intelligence
that Padila arrived 2lst May at Carthagena
from Bogota, with instructions 10 the lnteu-
dau,s TO carry into effect the contemplated inva'
sion Of Cuba, so that preparations already com
meuced to tina, end The last division of the
auxiliary troops which went to Peru, returned
TO Carthagena, the garrison Of which place is
now composed OF 500 men.
From the Postscript to the Royal Gazette, May 81.
FOUR Spanish frigates, cruising under the or
ders Of Commodore Laborde, stood down into
Cou-Bay on "Wednesday afternoon, and were dis
cernable from Liguanea on Thursday morning
They afterwards proceeded to sea, and have
been since cruising 10 windward off the east
end. They have appeared again in the othng
TODAY, and will probably cruise off and on un-
Ill they are reioined by the Commodore, whose
vessel, the Guerrero, will, we understand, I'M
dergo some repairs at our Dock-Yard. In the
mean time mutual ciyillties are passing be-
tween our Naval and Military Commander In
Chief and the Commodore.
Intelligence has been received by the Com
modore Owen, that the Colombian schr. oil
war Atrevida was dispatched on the 18TH INST.
from Carthagena to Chagres, with an officer on
board, sent express to Gcn. Bolivar, to request
his immediate return to Colombia, in conse-
quercc Of the disafection OF General Paez,
who had declared Caracas and ali the Proyln-
ces Of the eastward Of it independent. The
orders were TO land the officer at Chagres with
all dispatch, ard he was TO proceed to feru to
the President Of Colombia.
The British Envoy left Carthagena on the
10Th for The scat Of Government, but on his ar
rival at Baranquilla he received information
that the natives in the interior were IN state
Of insurreclion. He however, remained there,
and sent dispatches TO Carthagena for the Bril-
fish Government, and they have been forward
ed TO this island by the Commodore Owen.