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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22

The Charleston City Gazette, one Of the "a
the following spirited remarks on Professor
II, nry's treasohable motion al ameeting in Co
lumbia, which we published Yesterday:
Tha, a Clergyman, ana, a Professor of Moral
Philosophy, whose bound duty II so peculi
arIy is TO inculcatr the b, ssed preCrpls Of The
Gospel If peacr, AID t. in> il INTO the minds oil
men :, resp, Ct for the Laws Of the country, i
love Of order and # good government, should
have publi;iy enlisted under the bonner OF Dis
union, and have become the advocate OF high
m,srule---ui Sedi' ion-rav, Of very treason, will
not only excite surprise, but also the utmost hor-
ror * indignation in IN bosom Of every Amrri-
cln patriot, and Of every sans ere pbilanlhr"pis'.
We know that Clergyman is still Il Ci'zcn,
AMI as such, has light To express his senu
mrnts on the measures Of the government; but
we likewise know that the commission OF NOR
al treason is not an exercise Of civil or political
rights Hence Il is that we feel II our duty TO
visit with TENS OF the seyerest reprobation the
conduc, Of Prof ssor Henry: for like our great
poIlical fAtb r. The immC.tal Washington, we
esteem the unity Of government, "the main pill
lar il the edit Of OUT real independence; the
support Of our tranquility al home, our peace
e5rnad; OF our safety, of our prosperity; OF that
very liberty which we SO highly prize p" And
therefore we follow his advice, aud thus "indig
nan,iy frown upon the FIRST dawning OF the at
temp, TO ALLEVIATE portion of our county from
the rest, or to enferble the sacred ties which
now link together The various parts"
Besides, when We consider that the DETECTION
from the cause disqualification OF such a man
as Professor Hrnry-a man Of exemplary pri,
vite life, aud Of Extraordinary attainmtnls. may
possibly mis!ead single citizen whom want
Of consideration, or blind psrtially may in
duce to credit his assertions wi,hou, examining
their truth, as guardians Of he pubic liberties,
we cannot hesitate aoout tie performance OF our
duty. We repeat, therefore. that we regard the
conIuct OF Professor Henry a, Inconsistent, with
the dignity of his sacred professionals unwor-
thy man OF such good character and an in
s,ruc,or Of youth-as di,graceful to citizen of
these United States, and in short as highly irea
sonabie In concluding, ii gives US pleasure TO
STATE, that. besides Mr.. Henry, there was but
one man in the heated atmosphere OF Columbia
who voted for the motion.
1t istrue we are at some loss 10 know what
the learned Professors object really was. His
motion WAS 10 strike out. but no substitute was
Offered We mus, conclude, therefore, that his
real object was TO strike the State OF South Ca.
rolina from the confederation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22

UNPARAILELkp iMPuaEAct.- Dvn Green mas
he outrageous 'mpudtnce, In one "f his late
papers, TO ell Mr. Gales-a liar. Certainty
hi, conscience must be scared as with a hot
iron. or it would rrbuke him for this piece OF
unblrshing effrortery. To think hal man ct
his stamp, whose very name is associated with
all the falsehoods which have been tTcuaed
during t,e present political contest, should ap-
ply 10 an honest, ,aienrrd, upright, and respect
ed gentleman, such an epi,' ct! Why Ii caps
the climax Of his audacily, KnaVes put on a
bold look, strut and swagger, TO make other
people b, lev they are, what they are not. 80
This nrince of liars busters and calls hi, hetrers
names, that h. ma, pass for man OF veracity'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22

. We have had a sight 4 a bran, h ofthe Tell
lie established in l.. esburg, Va. y'clept thu
observer set off with hnrri! looking BULBS
eve, which it carries in its front We fear this
tender twg has beer taken from the perenI
stock 1t an unreasonable time that the soil IN
TO which it has been ,ransplanled is very uniA>
yorahle for its grow,h-ond tina, it viii neither
take root, shoot deep, nor rise high. LnudouH
is no place for J4cksorirm. All The Jackson
Observers and observations in the world, would
have no feet upon the homes y@omanry cfthat
county The Bulls Eye squints awfulIy 10 be
sure, but il must see this fact.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
George w. Macyae,
Removal.

WTlLLIAM LANPHEIR, y co. have removed to
w the stand on King street. between Royal and
Pitt streets, furmeri, occupied by the late Richard
Little. here they offer for sale on reasonable terms,
general assortment of DRCGS MEDICINES. DYE
'ITIFFS. &c All orders from country merchants,
Physicians, and others, thankfully recen cd prompt
" attended TO. Aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Night school,.

VJyIIE subscriber will open Night School the
4 18th of September, for the accon mediation OF
Apprences and Others who may find it impracticable
to attend during the day Terms s. per quarter, in
cash or trade. l Ii. ROBBINS.
.ug19 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
GraIe Coils.

x~nO Bushels very superior Goals, landing from
IL VA J schr Cyane, for sale by
aug Is WIN. l.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
OF Suie.

VVIE subscriber wishing to change his residence, Of
fers for sale the Farm on which he resides, con.
tanning l66 This farm is Handsomely, situated
on The north side of the Little River Turnpike Road,
adjoining the seat of homss FairaA, ESQ. two and q
half mics from Alexandria, and SIX from George town
and Washington. About bundre acres are in cul-
tiyation, the balance is N wood. 1t is remarkably
healthy and abounds in good The soil is light,
productive and easily proved The buildings cun.
sist of new two story Brick Dwelling and hou.
sts. The former stands enlinence, which com.
mands varied and beautiful pro. pect Of highly i'm.
proved neigh5orhood a person wishing locate
himself in this section o. country, would find here de-
ciety and the important afforded by its prox-
unity to the markets of the District of Columbia.
would also sell, tract of Twenty acres of LAND,
the above, the old Leesburg road and adjoin.
ing the land of Dir. Fairfax. This lot is in wood.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
1853 Acres ofI.and,'

In the Count, of Hampshire. which would be sold low.
or exchanged for other properly.
Further particulars may be known by application 10
the subscriber the premises, by letter pbst paid
directed to the Alexandria Post Office, ID. C.
A. MACRAE.
Fairfax County, near Alexandra. August 6--eOIm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
ANDFOR SALE yIrl.e Of


Il deed Of nus, eAeeuttd To JAMES 1.
Steptoe. and the subscriber by Joel Lett" lch,
On the day OF 1870 anu duly
recorded ia the clerks office OF the county court
OF Bedford, shall, ga Thursday the 24th day IT
Aprln next il fan, i not the nest fair day there
after, Sundays excepted. ior certain purpose,
in said deed expressed. proceed to sell, on the
pr rm,se, tract or parcel OF land containing
iout hundred aud six y five acres, lying in tie
county Of Bedford. on the waters Of EnocT.
Creek, adjoining the lands Of Crcnshaw aud O.
thrrs attached 20 this land is quantity Of ex.
cellent bottom, suited TO the culture of tobacco.
The terms Of sale accommodating, and made
known on tie day Acting a. trustee,i viii con
vey the tile vested in me 10y iddeed, and none
other tie title is believed 10 be good
I'M. LEETWlCH,
Surviving trustee
March 81 td,Jg
The above sale Is postponed TO the 2Gth
inst. being the first day of Bedford court, al
which time and place the sale vii take place
WM. LEF1NICH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
sSoR RENT the Manufacturing Mil, com.

NOR RENT the Manufacturing Mil, com
monty known as the Amherst o. Galth
Mill, in the county Of Amherst on James River,
distant from this place about 10 miles 1t was
thoroughly repaired last summer, 4 runs thrce
pair of Burr and one pair Eusopus Mill Stones
Attached TO the Mil, is an excellent Dwelling
House, with ne necessary houses toi The ac-
rommodation 81 4 Eimlly-and also with > a
ores of land There is likewise saw mill on
the premises Few country mills possess the
advantages that nrr found At this boats may
load and unload at the mill, AZ all seasons
Possession y Il be given the fir,i day OF Aptil
ur.t For tenn, apply TO {. and A Warwick
brlaond, o. to JOHN NJ WARWICK.
Feb. : ts25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

FRyHE sotse-il ~ MI sell privately hH tfae'
& .Jf1ned IN Bedfsid county, situated ON the
n III ana south fork. o. Goose Creek, ana on u''
main road leading FROM Lsuchbure to J meas
az II miles nca Of Liberty and adJnihhe
cant. Bnf5rd. II contains atoui 400 acres o'
winch So are nnclrured. The part which T.
uaceared except Yer, snls'i Pofttol'' - eHef'
lent tobacco land. Or the cleared laud, ipp
ctes are iow grounds oilhe first quality, ana Inc
remainder remarkably fine highland. hiS Is
one Of the best tracts Of land ~ tie uppef eohh'
nv. being well adapted TO The cultivation 81 to
i,acca aud all kinds OF grain II lies fematkably
arii aud Is very FREE from stone II dN'atH u
soud make two very handsome tracts "h'eh
shall be done. II those who wish to pn'ehas'
wish IL Persons wishing to purchase ny "p'
nlr TO the subscriber residing Isl the ne'fhbo'
i,ood Of New Lon,ion, OF Ia Capt. BWiofl. Yet
eing near the tract WILLIAM ikflNE-
Jsenaly 3.
n The Editors Of the Enquirer viii in'ef,
t'ae above advertisement fll forbid. aud toward
fiieir bin TO This office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

z z Y virtue OF deed Of trust, executed TO
b y the subscriber by William Ownby, bear
ieg date the 10Th day of April, aud recorded in
the county court OF Bedford, shall proceed 10
sell at Bedford Courthouse, for cash, on Mon
day the i2lh day OF May next, if fair If not the
next tair day thereafter Sundays excepted the
following Slaves and th"ir increase since the
date OF the said deed, 10 Wit: Fanny, Anna, kit;
~, Louis, Panina, Claiborne Davy and Phillis
or SO much thereof as will be sufficient TO fulfil
the purposes of SAID deed Acting as II ustee, |
shall convey only such title as is vested in lnc by
the deed. VIM. LEFIHICH.
kprl u. tds56
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

q OIICE.-Ihe subscriber hegs leave 10 in
y form his customers ana The public general
", that he has purchased the Nheelwrght shop
formerly occupied by John Adams. in the town
of Lvnchhurg, and nearly opposite John r.
Juhnson's tavern, where he intends in addition
TO the Black Smiths business to carry on the
Wheelwright, Fan making n Hre weaving bust
ness in all IFS various branches He returns his
sincere thanks for the announcement lie has re-
ccived in the Black Smiths business, Y respect
fully solcs share of public patronage.
ROBERT BUTLER
n B. Also wanted, one or two good Wheel
wrights, none need apply but such as can come
we'll recommended, K. L.
April28 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

EpY virtue of deed of trust, executed to
y ID the subscribers by William Ownby, bear
my date the 23d day ofiuy 1921 & recorded IN
the county court OF Bedford fol- purposes Their elm
specfIed,we shall proceed To sellat Liberty Bed
ford Courthouse, 10 the highest bidder, for cash
on Monday the 18th OF May next, if fair, if not
the next far day thereafter, Sundays excepted,
the following Slaves, 10 wit Sam Eve, Fanny
Sarah, Mary and Charlotte with their increase
from the date ofsaid deed. such title only as is
vested mus by the deed aforesaid will be gwen
10 the purchaser.
LODONlCK M'DANIEL. ! T,us-
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGIN. : tees.
April 81 td,J6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
March q

At Rules hoidea IN tie CielL's oBice Of he cou1y
court Of Charlotte, The 81 dry NJ March, rs
Thomas Fox aud bIartha hi life, formerly Martha qgn
John Cock, Thomas Cock William Coeh, LdnunG
Cuck and George Cock, and Boicr Cock, and Hn ,
Cock, infants bv Thomas Fox Their next taohu, ~
agalnts Cha,tcon Cock, hrohd Cock. Abnef h"Ly
and Charlotte his wife, formerly Charlotte ,oeni 1u.
dth Cock, widow of George Cock, " llan ma a
ham and Eilzuhc,b hi, wife formerly ElHabe'h hun
Drtts. lu ohanccry. ~,
The defendants Cha>teen Cock Archibald och WI
liam Cunningham and Elizabeth hl- wiz not having W.
tered Their appearance, according 10 the got ni As'J
aud the Ruies u tins Court, md ii appearing " "Fi
ilSartlOn Of the court that they not aiablHn's
State ON the motion Of the plaintiffs by cluh,ehN EJ
dered, that tie said defendants do appear h'if uHu
hrst Monday m Jupc nrXL aud enter their app,Hla'I
and answer the plaintiffs hlil, and give secuiiy i"
forming the decree of the court, aud that atoe ."
order he inserted IL paper printed IA t"e 'o"1
Lynch burg, for two months successfully, ana l'''
the front dOOr of the courthouse Cfthe SAID county
46 MINsLOW ROBINSON, Or
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

OTIGE.-I have two NEGROES one by
u the name OF Nelson and the other FIem-
ing which are ia the habit Of running away
without any cause. will not pay any person
for experimenting either but will pay reasona-
bic seward 10 any gentleman who will give then,
40 Oh their bare back. JOHN COUCH.
epril II. ,f54
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y WILL sell from 800 to 5oo acre, Of uuclea,-

b WILL sell from 3O0 to 5oN acre, OF unclea,-
b ed lsnd, lying il Bedford couniy. three
qnartri of Il niile from New London Academy
and thirteen tom Lynehburg Il /, we'll adapt
al 10 toe culture of Tobacco aud he dd"lrut
k,nd o. gam usually cultivated IN the ncighbor
hood Is we'll y altered, aud lies better than any
uac Of lis size IA tn, pa,t oi the country. II IS
30 situated aS 10 bc ratirclg exempted from da-
mage b. heavy raius u high water The terms
aill ne very accommodating say one, two
az three Years, upon ,uiail payment IA hand
I,quitp otthe ,nh,cubcy one mile aud hall
south al New London. ALIEN AUSTIN.
Jan. IL TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

AT Of Hastings held for the corporation oi ls
burg, the ith day OF February, ls2S lhoHa, ,s.
Ilolcunhe, marshal of the Chuneery Court lo ~
Iyuchhulg district, aud in thai character refea.' "
trustee Of the estate oil Sterling & Thornton u" ~,
gaInst Sterling c. Thornton Peter r. lhornt2 ri
IraYn, Ciuudius Buster, Ozbonrue NJ. 2Tih"nisg%'
John Houknday Jack Lett, ch and JOHN Harrow p''
In chancerv. Icing
The ttondant Ozhourne NJ. Cartwright nor ha, "a
entered ms appearance and given curry a''' and
appearing to the satisfaction of the court ihh' b Nd
an inlbitant of this country 1t Is orr red i'a rl
defendant do appear here on III" trSt DAY 81 'n c.fy
neat and answer the bill Of. the plaintiff and tna' nsf
81 this order be forthwith inserted nj some ne" p
published III the Of Lynchburg TOR Two
cessively and posted at the front door oi tue t"'
a ''e .eu JlYfS RTNAGH, l*
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
iyachburg Plough .Nanutactorg.

TgyliE Subscribers Re
~ speciality inform
go. N tbur friend, aud The pub
- liz. that he, nave cum
LOW menoed the above busl-
aess, on the cross street
,...,,.., 49,, ,i,. n,,l,f 10 the BRIDGE, whore
-. ..,,'.,,'i Zinc .',n.fantlq on h4nd, gen
II .s..,,,,s,,, az plo,,,hs. OF the iatss; and
=, - ra,,.,,s now ~ use amnaR
flem is the late improved hll s'de H'"s - ~
a. hirji will be waranted IN "o'kfn'PS''P "''
performance. TO be equal 10 any no" n use
iIs,,n., he.,, cry5,e5 several years N the ahof"
business, hey a,s confden, Of rendering gene
p, satisfaction In the execution OF theH ""ft.
sbafe ofppblo. patronage Is solicited flonsm
,1nrdtuey repaired. ..,.,.,,,.,
LANkFoRD & NEDDER
%nt 10 Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
TAILORING BUSINESS.
BENJAUFN +. HUNT',

BENJA.UTN 7. HUNT,
EpESPECTFELLY informs his
~ hlends aud the pubic that he has COM
nenced the Tailoring business in the house for-
nofly occupied b, Nj. +, 1rotter, NEXT door II
boyc Or Howell Dasiess drug aud medicine
store, aud immediately opposite hessrs. An-
drews aud Brothers. where he hopes bv un,c.
United attention To business 10 merit share Of
public patronage.
Nav l. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
NIarShot

MINOR SALE a lik"ly family OF Negroes, con.
" sis1ng of a woman and five children 3
boys and , glrIs. The woman is about - years
of age. and two of the children row capable OF
service. Terms. one and two years credii--Ap-
PLY TO the Editors. tSj2 March 9.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
TgR. PETER G. JOINER, a

"a OTlCE.-fhe subscriber has put into the
~ hands of MIR. Thomas Davis. the books be-
long ing 70 his Mercantile establishment in Bed
ford. All those indebted will make payment to
him without delay, AS farther Indulgence cannot
be given. JOHN BULLOCK,
May ]. 6t59
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
NEW PEBITCATyONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THTEEE subscriber las Just received from
u Philadelphia, the following new publica-
tons, VIZ
The life Of Elbridge Gerry, with Contempo-
rarv letters, 10 the close OF the American Revo-
lation, by James u Austin, Boston Edition by
Wells aud Lilly. 1928.
The "Reminiscences Of Thomas Dhdin of the
Theatre Royal. Covent Garden, nmfy Lane,
Iaymarket &c. and author of the Cahurt
Sayings and Dongs, third Snric, IN , vols
Life OF VIM, Penn. compiled from the usual
authorities, and also many original manuscripts
by Ms Hughs
Ella. Essays which have appeared under that
signainre in the London Magazine.
BigIaud's hit " of Animals new work
containing n large number of colaured prints
Selections from the works Of Mrs. Barbauld
with extracts from Miss Atkins Memoirs, arran-
god for the use OF young persons, by Mrs.
Hughes.
The Governess orthe young Female Academy
bv Mrs Sherw God.
Sure Methods ofimProving health and pro-
longing life, or a treatise ON the art OF living
long and comfortable by regulating the art and
Regimen. 10y Physician.
Also a large quantity Of Family Bibles, OF SUI
pcrior quality aud large assortment OF STA
fonary, which he offers for SALE al bis usual low
prices, he would particularly invite those who
may want articles in his line, tn give him a call,
as he is determined 10 sell at reduced pi ices for
cash ABRAM X. NORTH
h,V
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
.SPRING GOODS.

NWI I "ould recommend tie ladies tocall and
Wv view our assortment Of spring Goods.
sn,pa sing in style beauty aud cheapness any
heretofore eBtred 10 their aOtire.
Caiieoes Of the newest anu most fashionablepaf.
tens
Burgess and Gmghams beautifully shaded
Blk. Italian Lutesaing warranted JET black
Imp. do do 10
Rich blk fg'd. and splendid plaid silk, ctreg
UtU
Ces
few Cards, elegant Beads or Negligees tot la
dies
Fancy Soaps and other perfumery
Full dressed Greuian Ladies
With Other novelties dali, looked for, all Of
which vii be sold prices corresponding with
the times MCKEE ROBINSON x Co,
March II siO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
May !
MAKING.

yNATRASS MANsNG.--The
va subscriber, at the lowcl end oil man
street, IN addition TO his Rope and 1"ine max
ing business; makes and repairs CurFd Han
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap aud comfortable article for summef-and
would be thankful Tor any job IN that way,
which shall be done with neatncss aud despatch,
aud ON very reasonable Iefmes.
j. II. ECHOLS
May |. 1869.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

AUST PUBLI5IiED--Tales OF a Grandia'
eD her, being stories taken from Scoltsh
History, 10y The author Of WaYerly. &c. &C. ioI
sale at the Book and Stationary Store Of
CHARLES 4. WlIHEto.
March
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SMpdaN Sck0DL Rnnk.s

FI'TT'f'TtV 7 IHUUT FVUUhY.
FHSiiE subscriber has Just received fro m IN
u sunday School Union Society. of Pbda-
dclPhia. general assortment OF SUNDAY Scbnoi
Books, which, he is determined to dispose of at a
very small advance. e A WITHFRS
Jan q. 900
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
April 81
yaNO Ts{E PTRLIC.-snm.

"A ~ Jonuary, 1876, was driven H., '' ls
who bad no merry into the hands of que
ker, 10 obtain the SUN of + 1920, wbi,L
obtained by giving a negotiable note. lar 40
sum of Sl35o. payabl, in four months. ~,
friend as endorser, believing il 10 be nv,
tefesi 10 borrow money, Tor that
from The prospect oil good price forfrha,ca.
bhl when the time arrived, had nine En
at tobacco sold and applied 10 The ps,no.,
Di my note again was driven TO the -
/ source, TO obtain money 10 take ~ IN, not
IL SO happened, That compassionate ma,
met with the broker and let me have fla. ,,'
ney, Tor four months, al legal interest NJ
speak 10 his credit, aud AT the end of H..
time, lie renewed the note for siAtv dbys ,
the same rate OF interest. His name rnn11
! mention, ii | lholght would not bring a,s,,'
the ire Of the shnver5 upon hi n AtiLsl rin,a
this feeling man, Qor so must call hin.1 ~.
Obliged TO have his money! again Wpnt inn,
other hands less merCiul, and obtained los,,.
al different periods, AT three aud three and i.
halt per cent. per mouth. until Nov ldb
| ls21 When went TO renew my paper ~.
tod ny lie broker, that The money could an
~ be gotten Tor sixty days aud that II 4 ner
cent. per month. and an additional endor
ser thought the terms hard but deter
mined not To try To renew il again, having a
prospect 81 relief aud i'll did not meel with
the RELIEF expected, 10 sell my property and
pay it On that day, ] met with James ~
! smith, Who endorsed my paper with nv for
mer eudofser, and on the 10th January last
the said Smith caused the note To be pretest
ed, aud then borrowed the amount, as have
reason 10 believe, from John ID. Mnfrel, who
| supposed was the holder uimy note. On the
third Monday oil The same mouth, sold pro.
-
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a. John -. IIruuhart,

vs. ILL hencelorih tonhnu is practice 10 nc
w County and SUPERIOR Court Il Camp
hell The Superior Count Of Bedford, aud the
Cont, holden IN Lynchl"E, including the
Cont of Chanccrv He may be At all times
found at hs office opposite the Franklin Hotel,
eKgept "hic Attending some OF the aforesaid
tomts he tenders hts services particularly 10
persons alta distance from lyucbbufg, VIM
have business IN the superior Court of Chance.
~ htre. tl4J Much, II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

rENO Nessr, David AMI W..
n "ke notice that on ia. IA. Ha't---
May, 1929, a, the Washinstnnna,ei - ~ at
oHfg' We shall proceed 10 take the "'i-
OF william Sieeae, Edward LSt,i t',ll''1s
aha II from ANY eause the said deu9 III. =
MOI taken or completed on that - he
'hsy WI he taken at tie same rlace. ~, 'th
dhy thereafter, and regularly contin,.J Vie
day to day It'll completed An Of VII ron, rom
deposiiions, WIN 81 taken, are inte,..l.l ''ii
be read OH the triul Of a cause now ,."ea' n 10
aud undetermined in the superior n, ae''S
'.hhncery, for The Lynch6urg Dist %
which we, with others, ate complainant, n
you are deiendsnis--at which Inn. mi 'hl
you will please attend. BACON I AIR 'se
CELlNE TAT,
,.,o ELOloATAlT.
~" w3h56
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United States Money.

A few Thousand dollars L. States Notes can
be had at small premium upon inmedla'edP'
plcation at ALIENS
Lottery & Exchange Office
Dec. %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

NUsT RECEIVED, by Tbomas J. Duya
aS supply ofLlo,erd Oil, Sprs. Turppndnc.
" hite Lend, superior Salad OIL, Naccaba
smut, loose and in bottles, aud number Of o.
ther articles in his line which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices. May
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

K lNOE RENT-A stai l. in rear of tins OF
n free March "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

II AMP OILS barrels winter strained
Il 4 Lamp OIL, warranted TO be Of a superior
quality, for sale 10y
WALTER Fl. MIDDLETON.