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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
HIGHLY INTERESTING
To THE
AFFLICTED,

TIiE Public are respectfully informed that
i ANDERSON'S COUCH DROPS
and PECTORAL POWDERS have from an
extensive use for years past, proved them
selves TO be one Of the most valuable remedies
ever yet discovered for the cure of Coughs,
Colds and other affections of the breast and
lungs leading To Consumptions Thousands
have experienced the happy effects OF this
Healing BdiSdn', and many Of the highest re-
spectability have voluntarily given certificates,
some OF which will accompany each bottle,
that will satisfy every unprejudiced mind sllat
the most extraordinary cures have been per-
formed by the use of this medicine in cases
flong standing, in which other medicine.
had porduced no favourable effects and where
the most skilful physicians had given tbeln
up as hopeless II Is hot pretended that they
are an intallible cure in all cases, but OF such
as are lncurable there are but iew but whAi
will be greatly relieved by ihe use of them.
Scarcely a case Of Colds, Corgh hs Pam in thl
side, difficulty Of breathing, want Of sleep
arising from debility, or even seated consump
tions, but mas be relieved by timely use o:
this Healing Balsam. Zach Dollar Bottle os
this medicine contains about 40 doses, which
proves them to be a cheap medicine consid-
erlng their virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the public
the following Certificate is offered for perusa,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
Newport Brewery.
Cheaper and finer than any in
the Market,
Double alc and Porter at
So pcr bbl.

Z GOFF informs his friends and the public
~ that no has taken the aboyo establish
mcnt, and hopes by Offering a superior article
to insure their patronage. lie has
Fine double Ale at So 90 per bbl.
Porter q 90 do. do
Single Ale, superior quality % do do.
Bottled Porter 80 per doz
Pmt 30 per gal
Hops wholesale or retail.-Yeast, Grains,&c
0TOrders left at the Brewery will be pune
tualy attended t..
\ u. Casks mast be corkcd tight when
empty aud returned sweet or paid for
- Iruckage to be paid by the purchaser.
November =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
drugs y Medicines.

Which are as good, and as Cheap as at
any other Shop, kept for .Sale,--Among
which. arc the celebrated Rose or itch ONT
ment Madagascar Oi! for the hair, &c. &c.
He hopes EVERY body will call, or send
to his Shop. for Medicines whenever they
havn an occasion 10 use them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15

DR.. JoHSsoN informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Newport, and Strangers,
that he can now furnish them with any
number ofNAruRAL or ARTIFICIAL TEETH;
will set them on gold. or otherwise, which
will be fitted with great exsctness, surposs-
mo in beauty and elegance, their former
natural teeth embracing the modern I'M
movements in the art and, without caus-
inc sny pain or inmry.--Teeth Dressed,
Loaded. Sepsra'ed, Extracted, and every
other operation performed on AsD which
Ish eopdIugn saplits.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
B. & c. DYER Jr's. e. Co.

TICKETS in all the Lotteries extsH.
may be had by application at EVANS Of.
6ce, No. e5, Thames-suces
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
DIR. JOHNSON.

WILL continue in the 'PRAcTIcE of
w MEDICINE, and he solicits the pa
trondge of an ENLIGHTENED and GENEROUS
community.-0F@ Residence, No. ISs,
Thames-Street, just North of the Brick
Market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
Ier on the borders Of sin and duty.

er on the borders Of sin and duty.
y you read the Scriptures, you hear
US discourses, and form good resolu-
Next day you plunge into the world,
get the serious impression, as If IL
yer been made. The impression is
'aaced /; ;and in this circle your life
IS. Is such conduct worthy Of Great
ndowod with intelligent powers !?
Ne close Of life oyertake you before
kermined how to live Shall
~come, that is to find you
views, decided in your plans,
"a q course of action which
'es If you wish the day
etiremont and meditation
ting you home to yourselves,
sslpation in which you are now
and they must teach you TO fix
.s, and to lay down such rules Of
n are suitable to rational and iV-
kWhen will your character
and respectable ? Then
lat your life will proceed
Lshali prepare you, when
joining the society Of
n Of living, that is
nd. They follow
piles which they
'atIng their conduct.
1.iye Of this mischief is
been suggested by bring.
into a frequent exercise of
thereby, awakening its au.
.-Beauiies Of Literature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15

fA 1 about 266 acres, lytag in
li;.,& sOu,h;K'ngstown' with nl large
House and other Out buildings thereon,
wtha valuable water privilege, and va
luable privilege for fishing. The above
Farm is considered one OF the best farms
offered for sale in South-klngstown for
many years. The payments will be made
easy TO tho purchaser either by security
gwen on the farm or approved Notes with
Interest
Also,
Two Mortgage Deeds on the estate OF
Matthew Robinson, dec. lying IN South
Kungstown-both Of che above Farms lay
OH the post road leading to New London,
and about miles from the South Ferry
For terms at pirate sale apply to the sub
sctihers in Newport.
X. POTTER, .7ssignees TO
n. 5. RUGGLES, ) Robert Robinson.
Oct. j, ls26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15

of this mischief is
been suggested by bring.
into a frequent exercise of
thereby, awakening its au.
.--BeautieS Of Literature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-15
r7ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.

have an occasion TO use them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
I0o sTAMNrnERs ---The sabscriI,er 10.

ZTO TAHMEBERs.- The Subscriber 10
- forms tne public that he has returned irgin
Ncw iorh. duly qualified aud empowered a.
CURE oIAMME.RERS on the plan adopted by
Ms Leigh and Or Yates, OF the New ieG!. M
stnution. lie has been entirely cured Of an IN
tejcrate stammerng which had annoyed him
from liis infancy aud has no idea tat he viii g.
~ iall buck, indeed he could not stammeI II he
frrd to do 20. he single fact OF his beng en-
tncly cured Is sufficient in hs estimation 10 give
confidence 10 tho efficacy oi the invaluable dlseo-
very 81 MIS-. Leigh, though II more proof -
wanting, he Is prepared to exhibit numerous rci-
tifcdtes from persons cured and from gentlemen
Of the first respectabilny and standing in tie ci-
" Of New York.
The subsruber's agency viii end IN + months:
he therefore advises all those disposed To en-
brace the opportunity Of placing themselves I'M
der ms care, 10 make speedy application Letters
directed to Caftcrsnlle Cumberland county, Va.
post paid viii be attended 10.
lie resides IN Powhatan county. ten miles from
tic courthouse, the same distance from Cum
bcrland courthouse, and nine miles from Car
ter1lle. Board can be had IN his family ior -
per week. The stage passes four times wecl,
by Diehcrson's store, five miles from bls resi-
dcnce. H. IL hOSB},
agent for Mrs Leigh aud Dr. Yates.
October 10. wswll
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

INF EN-LONDON ACADEMK-lhc Ius-
III tees of the New-London Academy have tho
pleasure Of informing the public that they have
engaged the Eoy Nicholas H. Cobbs 10 take
charge of TINS Institution the ensuing year.
Thu exercises ofthc school viii commence the
lst Alonday IN January ncxt. In thus academy
WIll b. tau9h, all the branches of liberal Eng
lish education, embracing Grammar Arithmetic,
Geography, with The use of the Globes, Ancient
and Modem History the Elements Of Natural
Philosophy, aud Chemistry, Geometry and Algc-
bra--Also, the Latin Greek and French Lam
guaees. Iclms Of tuition, fifteen dollars per scs-
SION payable in advance. Board can be had in
gcntee families contiguous To the Academy, up
on tie most moderate tcrms-Alr. Cobbs will all
So accommodate a few bodrdors at the Academy
The legislature having authorised the Trustees
to raisc considerable funds for the endowment Of
the Academy, they are now IN the exercise of
THEN powers, and have contracted with me
rtmic Of responsibility TO put all the buildings
connected with the institution in good repair.
October % tmJl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
.sCSAsTED--one u two frs, rate ~orku,cn,


" a IL, 1ailariue business all If winch
ean la.e stead, employment, with 10y GU
lnodlpag shop dnd the bcst uf Wagcs
SHELTON ( IIUNT
Nc also take thh opportunity 81 rtumining
our n.osi sincere thanks - our inruds and the
publi generally, tor the patronage WHICH Ne
nave met AIth, since here ~ nave htHu. aud
hope by nur prompt and nnrrniffed Affect
ton, 10 merit a continuance Of tlc sanIr. Al
erdcr- entrusted 10 tlter care, shall 70, stirly
attended 10, rs II the persons themselves were
present cat aud made IN ,ueh style - cannot
be surpassed by any and carefully sent wherever
directed Gentlemen living IN TIM country WHO
my vauf wori. cut ior their ladies shall have II
done forthwith. and 50 plainly demon ualed o.
the moi inexperienced eannof fail IN putting II
together ~ intended Two doors below Alrssfs.
David aid Robf. kylc's store. opposite Mcsas.
Novel 8 Mprean's Tho subscribers, one OF
both, my always bee found At home.
Az peTspu- indebted 10 the above firm y III
please call and discharge the same, and take a
fresh staTt. SHELTON g HUNT.
Oct. =. u2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

10Y slrtnc 81 deed Of trust executed by
- GrnrecP Richardson aud VIE 10 The sub
.erber. for certain purposes therein speeificd,
vii be sold, 10 ths highest builder, for essh, at
ruhHc auction On tie premises. on the 18th day
Of sosi nDet next # fair if not the next taif day
thereafter Two lots. lying N The town Of lynch
burf, 80 eighth and ninth Streets. aud u afcr 81
aad adjoining Iha,aas \. HolcquI!e. The sub
,aibff, acting as trustee, vii convey only such
tide as vested in linn by the said deed OF tnisi.
JAMES BENAGH, TrVsiee.
October l. tdslO
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Nov. o.
1nwLNrY DOLLARS RENARD-rnr ~

1NWLNIY DOLLARS REHARD.-For an
- pretending mulatto man named Caiab
He is about six feet high - or b years old has
slight mark believe near one of MS tclonlcs
from an injury when young, il is some what dan
her he has, hear forged pass, and means
10 work at Lynchburg or Lexington, where he
has been hired until he get, money enough n
take him to a free state. ! will pay the abo,o
reward for lodging HIM in jail and writing 10 me
at Goochland {. House GEO. FLEMING.
l'rV- Y ClglI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

NNfOIlCE--l offer for sale my tract Of land
y within seven miles Of Lynrhburg. contain
ing one HUNDRED aud siyty-se,cn aud hall acres.
LIS recent snfscy 1hi. iand i, equal 10 any N
the parts and well improved, has 81 il good
manufacturing mil. all complete with one pair Of
burr ,tones. aud two pair country stores, and a
q ushue machine for the purpose of corn and
plaster likewise . good saw mill and new
dsf'llcryi just put IN operation. ~ which ma, be
made eighteen eallons Of whi,ilev per day THIS
mill stand. IN fine rich neighbourhood and the
country efist IS not surpassed by any in hi, part
of the state. ANY one wishing 10 purchase may
be- accommodated by applying 10 the subscriber
living on the premises.
JAMES MARTIN.
May n tsIg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13


m " AWAY Bill. sisput i seafs Old fefs
= - bteA about fiyc tt toi' niches listt suone
h baiit. las a. innedimeni m his sgsab. and
VERY bushy mead a a,ir. hc had ga q llse broad
cloih rsat. cord troy raHfaioans. blaes my al
aud Jared boot, IL eil ny hafise. ne "1'a
bTidgr. "a Ihc IA ,rnmg 81 The sah 20 s1Hcf i'ha
- e. atastt . q cloels II tie sanic Hafnih4 =
tn tots oi the read rear the lello" br'"ea
al vas 9frrrs II 80 tai the road leaang u
C8mphei court house. There IS 40 dofh th.a
he = ginning iul fac state ol Maryland, Ftti' ns
vas r9ised lie nid probably am for /, ata=
bug fI#t. and from thence rFHsr ao"b the i'tsf
20 4ticaa,5nd md from theBc' ~ wa'er n b'in-
n1cru. Of from t.,nchhptg acrass NE country y
IrstcrIcksburF- b. eame tom Maryland -
ffedsslfI, burg and Csrtr,s'ille. a"d may nj.
tenn' n r,turr b, the ssuuc fputr rcN I'D
OF tbj-t, dollars shall be paid besides iegal les.
10 wia4isne,tr vii tale him up ali seene hnn
N aii. ct bring nm 10 ny h'use
John 3. kUTlEDrE.
~ fHe Richmond Enquirer viii publish tie
ab1g. - fJr,id. aud Their account shall b" paid
b, se #,lag n,ar Ward bridge on Application.
O4.s#36 tsa7 J. i H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

FOliCE.-Hy virtue OF a deed of trust exc
= cutcd 10 MS on the 9th day of January ls24,
by Samuel Mitchell, and duly recorded III The
clcfk Office OF Bedford county, and for the pun
poses expressed in said deed. We, or either of Us,
viii, on the 18th day Of November, is26, if fan,
.tnot the neNt fair day ON the premises, sell 10
the highest bidder, al public auction, for ready
money, or 81 much thereof as may be necessary
10 satisfy the purposes OF sad trust, one certain
tract 81 parcel of land, situate, lying aud being
IN Bedford county, On the waters OF Island creek
il branch of BIZ Ooer, bounded by the land of
lraneis Pollard, George smith, Eieh'd Roberts
George White, julius Saunders, Gilbert Gibbs,
john Aiegmton, John Ddndy Peyton Poster,
james and Thomas Austin, and lying on the
north side Of the new road from UpdlLcs to the
Island ford on Biz otter, and containing four
hundred acres, more or less. This land Is sNlu-
able, and well worthy the attention OF amy one
wishing to buy good land in Bedford county -
The tile Is believed 10 be perfectly good bur act
ing as trlstrces, no other will be made 10 the
purchaser than is vested by the tiust deed alorc-
said. {. ANTHONY
WIN COOK
Oct % W'}W ~ I}IiIscS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
May b.

InAOK SALE or RENT, the Franklin Hotel
- IN tic town Of New Glasgow, in the county
of Amherst As house of entertainment, this
Is equal 10 any in the upper country. Tie bull
dmes are large and convenient and promise
great advantages 10 any person disposed TO en-
baflt IN lhn kind Of business: also several tracts
of land IN the counties Of Amherst and Nelson.
which lands are we'll adapted 10 the culture Of
corn wheat tobacco, &c.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
July d ts5l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

~ Ooh BlNDEKN Thu sub.crhet las latc
- y procured an additional FIST rate Boook
Binder, which enables hun 10 do all work, IL
that line With neainess and dispatch. lie has
received ducctff3m Philadelphia, very Iargc
supply 81 pdpef Of very superior quality winch
enable hn Ia do any kind of Btaat H0rk 1t II
minute notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie gene 3lly ma, rely on having any work o..
decd Of me- faithfully done and made OFT Of the
best materials aud at very low prices.--Pcrsons
wishing books bound are requested 10 bring them
forward Immediately rs | am somewhat al lels-
me- and can do them lnnch better than when
nm pushed with work The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
Than thy ever sorc known to be- done OF in tins
part oi the country, aud III q much more SUPERB
81 mmncr ABliAM II. NORTH
Feb = t.l7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

NIfEoSRS. William }. h lid and John llamb-
IR9 let iate notice, that We shall at the house
Of John Moss, scnr., in the county OF Wilkes, and
state of Georgia, the sth day OF December,
ls26, proceed 10 t9ke the dispositions OF John
Moss, senr. and Joseph Heard, and perhaps 9th
crs, which when taken are to be read as oSi-
dcnee ON the trial of a Writ Of Right, depending
IN the superior court of law for the county of
Nelson, state of Virginia, wherein we arc deman-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

Ih4 MOtAL.-EDwAnp Bows has removed
ID his JeteHer's shop to the tenement next
door 10 the Nirgman Office nearly opposite
McssrS. Holmes y Brewster He take this op.
porumy 10 return his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public for the patronage hereto
fore given him, and assures them he viii endca-
yor 10 merit a continuance OF Their encourage
mcn, by apioinpt and faithful attention to their
order, for repairing watches aud clocks. making
and lnendms Jcwclry, or executing any work IN
h, lmc with which ti!cy may cutnl>t him
EDN ARD BROWN
June tsJ3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

Ncnlra skins, for Cloak and Coat Collars; to
eeihcr with u large assortment of turs &c. &c
selected hY hmis elf in the northern cties. Which
will enable hm 10 manufacture and keep up 1t
general assortment Of hats of all descriptions
winch he will sell At prices to correspond Wit
thc tunes. His present stock OF hats ON hand 3
lafgr, and principally manufactured by himself.
OF the most durable materials and in the most
fashionable style, consisting of nearly Hdcyrrjp-
Hoas, which viii be sold NJ untstniiy i0u prices
fur c1sh. Persons wishing to purchase arr car
nesiy solicited 10 call and examine his asSoft-
men'. PAUL J. TARDY
October 90 tc1p25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

In4OR SAFE, the 1an.Y ard at Ncw.Glasgow.
- now in the occupancy Of Nh Chas. l.. Bar
at, together With counodous dwelling house,
kitchen, snoho-housc and other out houses -
There is attached 10 this establishment but little
short of -four acres OF lnd all cnclo.cd together
with about 10 walls, aud bark sufficient 10 work
the yard for some time 10 come. This situation
IS believed Ia br one Of the best for the reception
of country hides in Virginia. Possession, tor the
purpose Of working in hides, can BE- had forth
with, and entire possession about the first of De
cealbcr next. Any person wishing TO purchase
such property vii do we'll 10 call and see It. as a
grelt bargain may be bad Mr. BanCt, OF New
Glasgow. will Show the property, and IS authori-
2ed to sGpnIatc lor The same.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 3. ts92
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

eo'Btiouse Tia 18th aay of Aaest ..-f y
fh'rlfs r. nels snd Aaufy De n44. reffzrl 4
ahd judith ne vie, john Lahsna al.H saFli. In. . -
y iii.1Ia iaiaof -
aEalz=t
T. janus sett. Wait Newman add Es..H.L....#
hafiia l.leiard IN SUD iefDeii his wiir JaiI4 q
81 und Nm. oekeit, VIM. Taylor aui lee H., ~.
Polly, JONI, Lu2 eee, Heseriea, " li.atn L. ~. -
h-rih4 JaIe, aId l..lndufg ti.IalatA Ia,ior It, :
NOR, Jael. SHARP aad iCils his VIZ, Nancy a..
IA. \. y .,spu, Elizabeth u al. or aid Safs8 , ID
witch aid folll f55 Tor, john. Euerne, Betciia,
aii, II'lra > Martha ju.v aud Lsuiora l. I.,f.-
Ani. :. " tsOE uid sl.5d Watson, infant defend. ~
u M. Is, Ga IN, eutl5irtn. al li;en. A. :. >
Il CHAACEHi.
III" sai5 defendant, icuIaniin otlsrtt, VIM a
ian aud hLodu rs viii, tisrtin kiehsfc.u4 .s.t
in IN " u and v iii.nni l.. Iocheit not ha4##s
tlelr fpeaa a,cz ascending 10 the aeI ui Ami,
the rules Of tli og5t, yfa Il apo trlHg 20 Iis #I
o. the cnar that tley iof iniii4tsats % tn5z
j 4 therefore ord red, hat thy do sIpcar her, - =
fourth Monday IA November no,t 5ea answer f, = .
THIS lhll and that copy ettH onter be- or.n 1, -
hsA"d IN the IyHeihufg hirziiIau. lar t,o Isat ID.
cess'7b aud posted At TIN front door II the
On tRo several court day.
CoR--Tr-ir.
II ROB. c. MlTCIHIf,D =
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CAKD-p II ANDFRsov -

a CAlD.-P, H. ANDERSON presents his
49, respect, to tie citizens Of Lynrlbu1g and
ITS vicinity and submits 10 thcir patronage his
intention Of opening Gas soon as a sufficient npn.
Der OF subscribers ram be obtained) Damon,
school At the Franklin HotI. His particular
aten'lon shall be devoted 10 the pupils entrusted
70 his care. \ subscription list, contsiama the
'tlii's' ~ Is left with with Mr. Norris. IS ia
e,'a' 9y'''' &c reference 10 DayidR Edley. ESQ
aud Doctor G. \ Rnsc to- n "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

Afclnhbd Robertson, William Black William Rarrcft,
samuel 6arandi iiium Nun Il ebert Muir jean Mum
Isabella Muir J1lles Muir, Mary Muir Jean Mum the
naHH@et Narai, dalr June, Atir AGNES, Nun Isabella
h, d, AtArW blart lliiam Bopie who Intrruarriri
" IN Sar.h black, dec. Marion EIk MARY Brown las
broMn Robert Gordon and Robert Gordon The ext or
'dn'r Of John Irvine Brown dec. D-o,
:, me d.iandan's William Black, Robert Muir Jean
ur' i>'hnlia Muir, jaime, Muir, Mar, iirr jan Muir
me Nont r. Sah iIuir, Janet Mum Agnes Nun lsa-
nrlIl Einrk, Agncw Black William Hopic Marion
hilGE' ff} Bronh James Brown and Robert Gordou,
M "''Hs entered theT appearance and given security
ACCORDING To the act Of Assembly AID the rules 81 I'M
court ana y appearing by satisfactory c,deucethatt ry
are hoi ihiahiaHl- Of this comrylt is ordered that
,h' S'il ai'da,- rio aPpear hcr ON the tenth DAY ot
ne h'tt term and answer the bii Of the plIaltsi ana
ht copy OF tins order be forthwith Inserted in
newspaper printed IN the town Of lAnchlnrg for two
leo rs successfully, and posted al the front door Of tho
courthouse ~ the said town.
\ Cupy-Fcstc,
=, I,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

COUGAR, COFFEE, &c. Just landed and Tor
- sale cheap.
i hhds. best brown Sugar
do common do do
10 baes prime green Coffee
u do big nhlrr do
.llso, Pepper Madder Ginger Indigo, Alum,
Copprln, splrc, Glove, &c. Epson q GlaDt-
her salts aud "A few hoNcs best Teas
ih0, IL ,lclts salt (Lncrppol hllcd)
3or loco lbs Cotton yarn
Fish a. &c.
lso, hbds best Nolas,cs 1ppiy 10
ANDRIWS d BROTHERS.
July 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

10 II ffhe 4H.,,.t AL iiast adAured fssliions.-
And aff de- 5a8rd o. niaie sale. a a stnal nd
vance on tbz PHILADELPHIA fates. The senior
3 8fiI4er rrIa. ilera. ADD vii regularly forward
sata sBpplu ~ This marx may require. Their
ns5rumrh ia part consists oi the following dfh-
Giles -
broad Cotas. lrisb Linens Sheet
Rose and iidnt Blankets, ngs,
Figured ard PLAIN te#'- SILK a. Cotton Hand
mss, krfchieif'
Iinse.s. Leghorn a straw Bon
Cassnncrs and Cotton nets.
sAaol. Ladies' BUCKLES d Belt
stocking. Kibbaud-,
O9nabuiqs, Muslin hobc.,
Calicors, furniture 1hiuizrs,
Cambnrs, Laces and bdgings,
riepIad aud rlain Mus cape ltobes.
lins .Cranc ShaWls a searisi
s.lI.saad Satins. Memo shan Isl scarf,
Crl.es md Gauzes, Tortoise shcll Tuck d
Blask and Fancy Rib SIDE Combs,
81. .,.s,. ,,,t. ,,,.r YOU 10 mat chapter foI uf
! drrss of oriental wonicn They wear, however
a peculiar drad-dfess called hdhndrft, made o
gold OF silver, and which projects nearly two fee
from the head. Eight pr-Iy Greek Fifls wen
lately brought here cdptiycs TO the Algermcs
who are engaged With the Turks IN then unhol,
VA with tn Greeks. These were presented 4
different officers OF government
The City 81 hts contains about soOOO hhabt
tants; l51o TURKS, aud The rcst Moors, Arabs
Jews, Ncgfoc, and kabyles The Turks fcigr
as conquerors. The Moors came from SPAN
the Arabs from Egypt The Jews are to b'
found IN every parl OF the globe, according Il
prophecy; aud here thcr number Is large. 1hes
nre not treated rs well MS dogs of Mahommedans
Int are allowed 10 nave Their Synagogues, Ih'
Yegr9cs are slnves here a. IN America, aud IN,
sbor. Gcutlcmea.' Wind l&basp or 1qR,F1
I'D l'u llais, Boy La and Morocco Hats,
ha,emd Eiarl. Wool lIats, Of approved mnn-
uIartufc
Ia 1@ortmotef Loolpg Giaa@, Groeer''f,
GDrtGg and sloae Hme.
II he determination Of .iudftus u Bfoihers
io hep co0-i8ot aPplrt 50 "a. 10 BE- able 10 iu-
nsIl tarir customers any affIclc in the ncrea'ilc
line. Country merchants, - vcil as Planters,
are particularly invited 10 give them call, as
every effort vii be- u1dc r. render general salts
faction, aud which Il di.l intention 10 sell unu- |
sualY bow fa5 cash
ioO Saslss Leerpool filled salt
Country Produce ahDn IN Barter
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