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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-15
The Lynchonrg Clothing Store
AND
EHPORiIN or FiSYJIDA.S

II no" ready 10 supply persons wanting
u cheap, fashionable, and web madr cloth
Ing. suitable tor The Fail or Winter ucaf. at
prce' decidedly less than Al a,,yothtr donc in
tie ptof,
Inc Clothing is mode Of the besi materials
ana by the best ofworhmen the assortment
IS very general aud comprises every arli,le ~
snally found in first rate Clothing Establish.
ment. We bays OF every size, Dress Coats,
Frock Cohis, Coalees, PAntaloons of Cloth,
Cashmere, Bang up Cord lpI riding, fine Gus
sne;i %c. splendid variety Of Vests, Pam
aud Ruled ShNis aud SHIRT Collars. Draw.
rrs, Cfavais, Pocket lIHndkprchIrts Patent
Spriog stocks, Patent aud Plain Suspenders.
Gloves, SILK, Cot GA aud Eorslrd Hose. VEST
Buttons aud Rings, Gnc Beaver Hats. m as
sortmcnt OF SHOES, also piroe GopIs, rs Ging.
hams, Cacoes, IRISH Linens, Camnrics, Mus
hns, Dfiilings blpached and nnbleaclcd,
Coiions, &c. Rich Grape Robes, &c As
our arrivals are weekly, persons mny always
deP"nd on dndlng something new at the Fin,
poflnH.
We are daily expecting a large supply OF
goods suitable for the approaching season.
WALKER y 60.
Next to the Virgin,an Office
Sept 10.
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Experiments, which have been recently
made 20 show the connections aud mutual IN
1urnce of respiration and circulation, proved
that ~, blood which is mpeilcl ~ the ri2hi
veutriclp Of 'be heart. ard Carried 20 the
lungs by tho pulmonary artery. caanc' crose
'hr lungs for the purpose II returning by the
Dulmnnarv veins, rNr"p' nh"u he air coils
are exhausted nv exnlint,uu. Nnring lnsrI.
ration. when the cells are dis'euded the pas-
saer al the blood Is momentaiiy interrupted.
This nroorgs the contract 81 tho an with thr
hloo4, aul tenders the absorption of oxygen
by the latter more complete.
JopJsu 11usy
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May Nnu Dir AMONG EouR kIsDEEb.
GreeUlcOOd
Il is a sad thing TO feel that we musi die away
from our home Tell not the invalid who l.
vparnlng after his distant country. that the at
mospherc around him is soft that the gales ar"
filled with balm. and the flowers are sprlnging
II ON the green earth he knows that the soft
esr . II 10 his heart wanl' re the Al Of his native
land; that.more grateful than all the gales Of
the south, would breathe the low whispers of
anxious affection that the very icicleS clmemg
10 his own caves, aud the snow beating against
ms own windows would he far moic pleasant
to his eyes, than the bloom and verdurc which
only more (orcibly remind him how far he Is
from int; one spot which is d"arer 10 him than
all the world beside He NAV indeed find e.
Unable friends. who will do all in lher power
10 promote his comfort and aSSuage his pains
bnt they cannot supply the place Of he long
known and long loved they cannot read as IN
a book the mute language Of his face thrY
have nni learned 10 wait upon his habits, al
aniiripate his wants aud he has not learned 10
without hesitation all his wishes,
Impressions aud thoughts, 10 Them. he frets
that he is u stranger ; aud u more desolatr feel
hiefhan that could not visit his soul 10"
much is expressed by thai form of oriental
beneditrion Mav non die among Vo,a kiadred !
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a CAg WIZ.

gAS. G. SAWklNS respectfully informs the
1E l.adirs' aud Gentlemen of Lynchh",g, that
II a class of sufficient magnitude should present
nsclf. IL intends djvldlaS his noie between tins
aud tn University, tor the purpose OF gt'ing m
structon in Drawing AMI Painting. ilN c"ai g"
viii consist OF purtralI ana Landscape III ot'
ON Ivory Landscape in transparent
and nod, colours Flowers. Cravon. Ehnny,
pnrcelaln. Raised, japan, Nelvei, sat,n, &c. &c.
=. 3. Parlcalar attention will be given to
drawing irom nature.
Washing ton Hotel, Sept 10. isi0
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0l,ICJ sESN.


Departed this bfe, GA tire 18Th of AM vt
Itcr residence. IN bedford county, Mrs. HAIR
hEI SHERMAN, consort Of Wn n.
sherman, 81. nf A. short bat disltcssingly
painful illness, which she bore Nih al the
charartcristic meekntss 81 a christian. Sucl.
cty has lost much in the death 81 tlds mol
hubble lady. II example had infnrncr, hor
n"tRhbOrs aud those who knew her IN hcf So
c,hl and domestic character, w N shy IL ihclr
children, 20 dion aud do ~ she did the
wrnrr 81 these lines knew her WILL
----, in Campbell county, on the lGfh o..
Angn t. after Rn Hines 81 lule more than
'wo days, ALEXANDER SrOl1 SWOOD,
lWtd son Of tari. A. S. Henry, nged eight
years aud sly months.
Ihoolos"o. Youth honee oarn how .oon
n, yanrs NAY end their fght
lpur. lung before lc's brilliant noon,
,,' ca ~ deaths gloomy night
gotarte Thy tod 40 longer wait,
To day hp Voice regard,
lo-niorro~ mefsy' open cato,
May be lorc'ef barred
At Oak Grove, his residence, IN Caswell
County, \. {. on the Both August, BARTLETT
lAAttN. i.sqr. for several years past 81 eak-
~ Of the arnaIc Of that State, aud some wears
since . representative, from the Caswcll District
mt ongress. lie was native OF Virginia from
winch he moved early ~ lite To North Carolina
whore, asa lawyer, leg lslalor, aud private ulti-
zen, be had lcw Supporters
On Monday evening. the - Inst after short
line, at ragrhrooA, Virginia ,bo srat uf lie G,-
tic. NJ, John fage sen, WILLIAM Byrd
fAi,L, Esq ~ the ldih yrai 81 his hir il gen.
tlenuun Of great responsibility aud worth.
Ine Nmehestcf Republican, ~ announcing
the sudden dcccasc ot Nj T. says. " No e,eur
could have created a greater sensation lot ma
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"A VIZ next session 81 ny school " III cntp
hence on The 18Th INST | wish Ia de,l.,,.
hh'hlhg boys, AID shall thrrcf5rr admit fcu,sf,s
only Wy c'ofaf Of hsuu,tlon uill he lhr,nI
f,'o' 'g,he NE following hranohrs Ortbogra-
l,py' heading, Writing, Belize Lrphcs incn
lug English Grammar. Kheio,,,. and oa,e.
Geography, the use Of Maps and uC H..
hlobrs, History Autonomy. Natural Pliloso.
pbJ, CHEMISTRY. Arithmetic, Boob. kcepino. A.
cobra" hnd G"omchy i shalt be assist d i,y my
slsirt kebccca.
Terms. For beginners 49, -. ler ,hose
moe advanced 80, per session ~ i've month";.
70 pupil viii be received ioI lcss time thai, fr,
ibe d"y OF cnify 10 the ed OF the SESSION
Ninth mo. 4,h.
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r. OrICE- Hc mb5cyibu stu continues 10
q sell tobacco a,d athe prod,,ce on tomnis
aon, He tciH aaoMip proditce u a,,g KIND fer
reg moderafe c0iapepsaton beepjpg n reeRIoI
correspondeHce uib the test mercantile houses IN
Hictmoud 6'om uhich HI rcceires Hc earliea and
mos' atdhe''i,c commercial intelligence tram En-.
roye olid ehCmhere hs nil be tHabi,d 10 h,lisaei
bl7Hee'i MI t'meS. NTH a thorough knowitde.
u the .tor,is1i as toeH as dohesfic m0lfefy.
4 Hi1CHER
~ u EGiag been oTpointed tbGacery Coa.
missioner J oa p,epayed al all hmes ia taSr
dtposaons any Hbcre in Campbell coal,ig. aas.
may generatW be fund at ny oGcs, dttw doofs
abore The IrGHtin, Hoisi. Il II.
May 10. Gfse3
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An un'acIy mediaior. A certain gentleman
who had constitutional an'ipathy 10 letters
wished to enter the Church, an] hoped To h.
ordained without examination, on the strength
of a letter from noble lord n = certain Bishop
well known for his compliance with the wishes
of men in power The gentleman was disap
pointed, aud reformed TO his patron with a dole
FIJI face 10 tell hlm of his di.aStcr What, "
said the Eas 3" could you mol answer the b.
shops questions "Oh' replied the gentle
man, ." | could not have been rel cited on that
account. Tor he asked me- one hut question:
" We'll what was thar He asked me who
was the only mediator betweoa God aud man ~
% And What did YOU say ~ = In my confusion
replied. The Archbishop Of Canterbury
" Hang II - cried tue prrr, i" what the devil d
Won mention him for he AMI the Bishop are 81
daggnrs drawn Had Won mentioned any other
man N England, his Grace would hafe ordained
you H0rIat81 Paper.
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ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.

ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
/ Cot S Wright Of NorjoH,
= Bu1. Hams Of Charles Gig,
3 !. uoodwIn. Of Dinlotddie,
4 Or. Richard Field, Of Brus,eiok.
3 L. {. Carrlngtun, Of HnhjaI,
Il Brni. Hatcher, of Chtste 6tld,
Samuel Brunch n buckingham.
s Judge Fleming Saunders, Of franklin.
@ DAVID >. Garland, 81 .Imherst
10 Chapman Johnson, Of E,chuo.d,
Judge + / Brooke ot apoiigirani1.
l. Charles Hin, u kmg nui queen
il Capt. koht Lively, of Edsabth ctr,
ii Cap Hancock Euslace, 81 aiaGo,i
10 John Snackietard tsq. NJ C"pop,r.
III Judge w. A.G. Dade Of Ptarc HlIl.am
l. Col. Vim. Ell1ey Of Loadoan,
Is Alfred ii. Powell Of Eredertet
- Col Jos. sauzey, Of Eoctinqhau,
- Judge \. Stuart, Of 1agata,
? Ballard Smith. II G1eabrier,
p Col. Benz. Eshil, 81 Ba,hnelon,
- Judge Lewis Summers, NJ kgtanla,
Il Alpheus z. ilsou Of .Hoagaeoiia.
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THEEI VRAsd.sNsAN.
LYNC iBURG, sEpr.I5, Is.s.
GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN quincy ADAMS. 81 .Hassachn

\ Nan TO whose honesty, wisdom aud ability, Four
Pfcsidenispt the United states have borne ample aud
puhle Testimony whom the great Washington. IN
llat pronounced d" our most Valuable public character
abroad whom the Rhilpsophic JEFFERSON, aud the PHI
lahihrepc Madison delighted Ia honor aud whom the
enlightened AoHr0t atui appointing aud continuing him
~ tn highest office WITHIN hi Fn Tor eight yons, pub
lIci4 declared, that whatever terr of excellence IN
his aduti,t aiiun was greatly 20 he attributed Ia the
caanseis oi NJ. ADAMS ~ 6hcf Mot tstrae, whose
administration as cyineed like excellence " ith that of
his predecessors and during which, after having applied
YHfat dtt9ps uidoiats 10 interesting Public Improve
meutss has pld OIL documents show, nufe than gIlIR
1h-THkEG MILLIONS ofthe National Debt
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who can AMI will advance n-ir views. ~
throw national politics rniirel, out Of the oaes-
ton. Mia, has Geserno, Of Virginia 10 do
Nothing. II wdud he regarded the hcieht OF
impeftinence and presumption IL President 81
the United states should cfdicise the recon
mendaions al Governor aud the acts of
With cries of =" state Righisth aud G,df Of
Consolidation :" those admirable cabat,dic
terms, resnried TO by the Richmond party
on all occasions with 50 much glee---
aud which. ~ Tar Ms that party IS concerned,
mean any thing " nothing. But Gayeinor
may dennunce u President. add Legislature
ma, pronounce the acts or Congress unconsiilu.
t'"nal=-and Hll is right. Lei rs pun an end To
the plan Of referring 10 national politics in cleo
ting our Governor, aud make questions OF Estate
policy the pivot on which II shall turn, We
shril as-urcdls 6nd our account IN II
In thu letter ofMr Faulkner on the proceed.
mgs ri the { mlot esv,c Convention. referred
10 in another Article IN to-day paper, we find
the folio emg Just tribute paid Ia Nj Mercer:
" Never dld.aman rise more rapid. above PIE
ludicc--asscit with more power and effect the
nhqnesiioned superiority OF his requirements,
az eochain with more uuhrokcn attention, a Ia
lcnted aud enle assembly Evtn his
| stern aud iutlrXihr rivals seemed IN gaze with
astonlshmcnt AT the vast accumulation OF facts
and information which he brought to bear upon
every question. and To Iciuie and expose 90 nitri
deIlsion their crude ant hastily inlined schemes
lie appeared familiar with cannahnp--Is hsto-
~ aud details N very age Of the world with
ihr heights, dslanc6s and capabilities Of i'm.
pfovemrnt nf every stream in the Common.
wealth nothing seemed 10 be misplaced no
thing deficient ln the vas, and richly stored ma
game OF his - nd y
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e. DUO ATiOa The subscriber. hereby
NJ informs bis patrons mo lbs pahli "a
getflhl, thai the MY se.aiuu eI has sehooi
will Commence IN Monda5 seIi. 49,. 1srus
vii lac accommodate.
In this sehooi wall be iaHga. al The re-
quest OF the parenis OF Rnarr aff. any sfienrr
thai IS usfiali> TAUGHT IN an, Eaglsh sebuoI
IN this section uf country
He would he gad 20 enlarge the fenais
Department, hs M addition 81 yeusg ladies,
IN The ihsirac ion 81 whom he sill hAsaided
by the nntem,tiing attention 81 Mrs. cole
who IS vii qualified for ihe bnsiness lie
has lung bern epeaRed ~ irs'fucime Youth,
and ieactrng lhe yonne lien b0wtu shoot +"
Andhe sIwhsiie amhrinusia reiunloilrif
parents The pupil committed 10 t,s change,
biesscd with Nii The Improvement 81 which
Their cepneity will readvr TURN ea,Hile
}. COLE.
AhR' = ililbaB
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Charles H. nar,s, attorney nj Lar,
shtNnthS Ia. srrpi1ef TO III public. aud
S - will practise IN the rpuds oi Lynobbufe
aud tntr phil he will attend alriefly 10
whetes business shnll he given To Inn. mud
will he ionpd osnolly 10 b., fathers counting.
room, u. Dhv,s)
Sept 10. n
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SUGAR, ( hackers. &c.

: piE Subscriber has just received SUNNY
il of ~
Jameson's Fresh Crackers,
Double retired and con. u.or Loaf Sugar
pHrk'm2 Champagne, Q.C)
Brandy Fruits,
tnrfant jelly,
And complete assortment of elegant Toy.
oAAL. AYRES
Sept II. no
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A Germnn astronomer has produced some
sensation by prediction, thai the comet Of
1892 will certainly approach within 1900
leagups of the earfhs orbit. But Laandp
had demonstrated SAYS the Athenanm.) that
comet. so near to the globe. would produce
a sensible disorder in our cbncrrus= few
preliminary questions. however, strike our
attention. Isl VIII the comet come Al all ,
2ud. VIII il come 30 very near to the Orbit oi
the earth 81 VIII the rnrlh be in that part
Of its orbit which Is nearest to the comet
Because il II happen 10 he on the Other SIZE,
its least distance will he sixteen millions al
leagues. We should thing the German might
Ms we'll have told ". on which side the earth
il would he-And III. Shall we he here
when the comet comes? We have SO many
things already to affect our happiness. that
we think il rather unnecessary tuhe trrl,v-
ing us with events which may not in all hu.
man probability ever happen. Providence
would scarcely have SO hRsFly regulated our
system. which seems to he charaeieris hV
such wonderful order, as Il permit this " fair
world OF ours 10 he swept swavhv Barba
faan roe,et.-'fhe idea is rather matter for p
musempni, than trrror--as il was with The
famoas prediction OF Winston which threw
e gland into panic-aud afterwards fur
ga he'd such a jeu d'esprit 10 the hnmerons
E3Niii 1t Is inconceiyable how many sinners
wore reformed during these two or three
days Of terror Htoh Comp.
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"
general hostility Of the Potomac, Valley aud
Roanoke Seciionsof the State together with
The disunon of The James River people, the
friends of Improvement will have great cause
OF congra,nlation # lhey sl,all succeed In Their
Iaudsble effort. ian effort which recently dtew
So many of our oldest aud wisesl fellow citizens
from their homes) 10 redeem the State from the
evils which fifty years OF Incidence aud misrnle
have inflicted on hor.
Mr. Faulkner, (one OF the delegates fem
Belkle, To the Charlottesville Consent,an,) ma.
teray assisted 10 produce the excitement
which exists IN that section of country, by the
publication of two o. three exceedingly innam.
matory epislles. We think he must hive been
ldborag under AN unusual degree Of excitement
himself when he said, =" the lutte champion OF
PamuuNeg is heard clrpatng has VOICE, aud
claiming forthat insignificant riyulet theai,cntiun
which has been denied 10 the great border riper
nfihe State" Aost certan II Is, that, so far As
We have been able to perceive, " Pamaahty" Is
not mentioned IN any part OF the Report or pro-
ceediugs of that Convenlon--we hupe tkat Mr..
Faulkner was not so blinded by his disappom-
ment as 10 conioupd the Paattaikey. ian IN
significant lNniet, We admit IN the lower par
oi the state, with the eapacious and magnli-
cent Jdaes, extending from one extremity of the
! Commonwealth IN the ether, and even. undo,
all the dsadN aniages which il has laboIed bear
my on lis bosom more trade Than every other
| az and ~ "a
Faulkner himself furnishes, IA the sentrnce We
have quoted, onr 81 the very best reason. VII,
The cla'hA Of The Potomac should he al lenzl
postponed qhld the navigation of tie James
5 perfected The Potomac IS border ri,er II
WASHES The mdfgm of the slate, aud would conse.
q"eniiy "ny be beneficial TO the interior IN pro
portion Ia the number and extent 81 he inrn.
P'he roads ant canals winch might be after.
| wards made 10 dlperge ho,n Il ; aud even then
The 'xIen' OF contUy benefited would be com.
hhfihYeiy small The lanes. on the contrary
passes through the mttiait of the state border,
ed on each side, IN rs entire coarse, bv Np6pn
lons and wealthy country, which has been here.
totore m"'erl'dl, checked IN It's growth md ptos-
rti''J hs the physical impossbitv Of convey.
Ing its products IN market IT.. ,,d..d ,,.
'.n,adi a,icrOa Of the s,,te ~, :, ,.,,, !.
therefore cAcerdnpIy .na,.e,,,y. sl..a,l -.
lect II for the purpose Of ,mnr.,,oc oa.
Of the trins which he ON ,he s,of.oo -,
the system. We shoold !, ,h,, case ,,,.,o, ,l...
snomalou, srec,,c,eofa STAT. n,o.,'l... :.
ex,remi,e. and u;,n.,.1 II, :. ,..,,.,
We ao,ec,,,,,, Me- r,,n.a..;.
snggesrion,-anj we ore sorry ma, ,.a a.a
wv
''"' '.e james '''e' interests have nnQ'es.
a'''",'2 '''p 'ps"'ha ny The refusal at The
'"''''u's''lIf Convention to recommend an
appropriation oi h''i million to the Chesa,
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W %EN il H..

a QUANTITY Of pure Apple Vinegar, sui
"a table tor pirkllng,
For sale by y. BtRD-
Sept. -. 81
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ANn.JACksoN COMMITTEE.

The AnllIackson Committee Of Bedford
Otey's Tavern, Ia Liberty. on the FIRST day OF
next Bedford court. As business Of importance
viii he laid before them, II is hoped there viii
he a full ATTENDANCE.
DAVID SAUNDERS, Chairman.
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constitutes 'rlafl~ worthy ri tie efandgur Of
God A. old man. ia drsss O, t. p ausirtsst
simplicity. a>rt Il, a platform, vines The dust
FROM MS spccttrle> and ia a snice o 81. pressed
emotion, gives ou the hymn, Of winch tl,r whole
assembled multitude can tccitr me wofds, aud
an air. which every voice cAn nln We shouts
Deem poorly OF the heart thai would moi thrift n,
the sung Is heard like The " mud of many wa
icrs' eehoing amoug the hill aud mountains
- such are the Scenes, the associations and
s"fh ait rdnsnce of external thmgs upon a M.
me 81 fearlullv aud wonderfully constituted
As ours, that little effort Is necessary on such n
theme asreiigion. urged atsuch pla c. under such
circumstances, 10 FIJI the heart q the eyes The
hoary orator talks of God. Differently. Judgment
80 comeand all that is impressive beyond. lie
speaks al his experience. his tolls and travels hls
prosecutions AID welcomes aud now many be
has seen IN hope, in peace and triumph, gather
ed to iheir fathers aud when he speaks of the
snort space that remains 10 bun, his only regret
Is, thht hr can no more proclaim IN the 81
lence OF death, the mercieS oil his cruclfei lie
dpemer
There is no need Of the studied nick Of orato.
~, 10 produce in such place he deepest move
nents of the heart No wonder. rs the speaker
pauseS 10 lash tine gathering moisture from his
own eve, thai his audience are dissolved IN tears,
or uitetmg the EXPLANATIONS oil ppurence. nor
is II cause Tor admiration. that many, Who poised
themselves On an estimation Of higher intellect.
and 40 Ter losen>ibility than the crowd. catch
the infectious ferling, and become women and
children Ia theu turn and though they came
10 mock, remain 20 prav.'
Notwithstanding All that has been said in de-
rlsion oithese speciaces. % common IN this re-
giom, II cannot he denied. that the iGilneuce. ON
the whole, is saluiaty. and the general bearing
upon the great interests ofthe community. good,
II viii he long before regular ministry eau be
generally supported. II ever In place Of that.
nothing tends so strongly To supply the want Of
the influence, resulting from the constant du-
ties Of a stated mnlstrvs as the recurrence Of
these explosions OF feeling, which shake the mo
raj world, and parity IFS atmosphere, until the
accumulatng seed OF moral DISEASE requires a
similar illustI alton again.
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"a O1lCt.-Wrnted 10 pu,ehese, n GkeIy
" negro boy, hhnu TX years Of aye. who
has been accustomed 10 house WORT nnd of
oneNcrplonable chmaeltr--for such M one
(nnd none other need npply) liberel price
VIII be g'ten-oae rom the Country would
be preferred.
Apply al this Office.
Sept ID. id30
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ED BllC NOlICE.-1he sah.ribe, vii
commence lhc tall aud nieir, session o.
his school on Monday thr 10Th Of tlis Month
JOIN E. kElp
Young ladies', students clfhu Of his q !.
seh""l 81 Of any othcr school IL town, ear
accommodated With boarding on nodc,ntrtcrms
! I. Il
Sept 4 H.
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The NastrHe Repubiiran. This mere ma
chine, On which any man who chooses 10 extol
Gen. Jackson, may play any tune, in any eapa.
city he please, says oi this paper, that " II was
once one OF the .nost gcnhemanly conducted Al.
sNs prints IN H. Union, Ii is noW one of the
mos, disgusting papers in the uni,ed States. "
&c. The Republican may he assured that We
care as little for its present opinion rs We do Ion
Us compliments They are alike Indifferent 10
ms. We wish however we rould rrcip'oca,e the
FIRST part of isrculark tut We cannot; SINCE
It has been conducted by the present editors, il
which we certainly shall never envy aud hope
never 10 initiate.
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MARRIAGE.

DAVID SAUNDERS, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

WILL commence TIE ts Tuesdty NAV. ber the efh
" Of the month, and coniuu, f1r d5y, follogsi
i8i DAY
yeepskes, zoo year odf. 600 entrance hlif forfeit
iuhruber, viz Benz. Moody Chss o. Graves Tho. branch
Jas. !. Harrison aud Thos. Fsny, auI cio.td
"a DAY.
pos, ftakel f1f year oi, -. 100 enhance half forfeit o
ubserihefs, gk John Wuge, Jr Geo B Cssrpon fd,
Wm r. Johosor, Jas Harrfon Chas c. Gave, and J9i3
NJ Bots, aud closed.
81 DAY.
The Proprietor Pur'e, 800 mile hsai,, entrance D. g..
dtt DAY.
The Jockey Cut purse, D.. 200 fms heats cnranes d 20
5fh DAY.
The annual post ssbes. nile beat nee for al as.se.
trance u. 700, pay ~ pay, subscrher viz w. a. John.
James Harmon, a. a. Wyche and tt q. q esn srI
or iuhscribsrs
The suhsrutfr fts ju'iifed ayiae from ihe number cd
cole n aiming srd aso other Noted horses. that The to
each day. vsf 90, Nov Nuke course will be very
be- asl fenarA1 hst hsvHE taken New Hfsf<ft sf
De will be ahf O. accommodate Racer f1I other fsnt
men 'a Che moss 5ts'ac,vfy manner.
NrcS g. ,0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22


con liance with the last wall Testament OF Lirrv
Neon, dec. shaf offer for sale the highest bid
der on the h OF May next II fair il not the fair day.
IN the town of Scottye and county of Abemarle upon
credit OF J. years equal nstalments, undyide moi
ETY. Of the Middleton mi aud 80 of yiag IN m,
county Of Fiuvanna, bordering upon Jane, RIVER nesy The
whole extent oil what called aud known by u the
Seven Islands "
The Middleton Mills very large esjsb-
Misunderstanding pair burf', with ali the necessary mao hin
ceilent Saw MILL CooPes Shop, Mer's House. &c Bond,
will be required Of The pun haseIs. ~
mo d. MOON,
S. y. MOON, "a of'.
April 2. 1oT ,iiJTv