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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

At rules, holden in the clerks office OF the superior court
OF efaneefy for the Richmond district, the sd day of
December, 1927:
Richard NJ ITaryveI, and Polly his wife frms-, pill
Atkinson, Heartwell Hitchcock aud Frances his wife
formerly Atkinson, Russell Hctcnck and Susanna his
"lir' late Susanna Stain6ack aud formerly Susanna
i'N'S"n' ana james atkinson, PHS
John Atkinson and Nathaniel Pasha,n, executors Of Will
nam Atkinson deceased, and the sad john Atkinson
VI MS own right, Richard Coleman and Dolly his wife,
Eebccca Flee, Jesse bonner, adma, Of his late " lie
Susanna, Martha Collier, Lewis 4. Collier Gcnrre
Il. Collier, Thomas Bsidgfor,n aud Lucy his wife am,
'a'ah Atkinson, widow OF said Wm. Atkinson, deed,
The defendants, Nathaniel Parhs,n ard George L. Col
her, not having entered their appcafa and give. sec
my according To the act ct assembly and the rules Of
'iS c"uT', aud appearing by Glory evidence thai
,hey are not inhabitants of this country; is ordered
that the said defendants appear here on thr f,r.,b
DAY OF the next torn nnd the amended Bill &C
me pihnti; and that copy "f this order he forthwith
inserted u some "cwsparr published III the city OF Rich
mond tor two months cessivcly, posted a, III.
ifom door Of the capi'cl, in ,fr said city.
~ Copy. rcsf. NM. ". TENiNG. C. c.
I7IRGLNi.4: - - -
At rules holden in the clerks Office Of The superior court
OF ehancery for the Richmond disic,, 81 Dccem-
jain Dcpp, adn,'or Will tile Will annexed Of BENJAMIN
Harris, decd, III :.
against
Thomas Miller late sheriff Of Pnvi,a,an am, as sucb
adnf"f of Wa. Brr'tey deed, james iisn,, and iu-
dr' a. his wife, Henry NJ. Bentley, Joseph X Bent
ley IN his own right and admor witt the will an
mtSch OF Jno w. Bentley. deceased, aud Mary Ann
IufPin Edward Augustus Turpn, Piip .iormc 7'ur-
pm, teicr i. Turpin, Mary Caroline Turpin, Iowlia
H." v. Tmtrin, Thomas Jefferson TurIir. VIM. A.
Intf'n, Robert Sampson, adn'or of Jesse Tucker
DEC d' Colin BlcRae aud Samuel Taylor, ms
The defendants, aIary Ann Turp;u, Edward Augustus
fnTpin' Peter ? Fupin Philip Osborne Turpin Mary
Safo''ne iu'p" PoSvhsiap " Turpin, and Thomas JEFF
iers0n fnn not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act Of assembly and tic
rules OF this court, aud appearing by satisfactory cyi
upt iii1 i..
ordered that the said defendants do appear here On
une 'ofteth day OF The next term and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order he forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
OF richmond, for two months scccssivcly and ood AT
inc 'front.' door OF the capitol, in the said city.
69 Copy. Tcstc, WIN. w. JENiNG r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

To Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
He & r. GWATHMEY will sell on commission,
Az Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
may think fiji to consiyn their crops 10 them
RirhmonH, OF. L. 1927. 90,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
sEEAM EMGEMES,

For Boats. Pumping, Saving, Grinding, other pnr-
poses, and from the experience of Mr.. s. in that hue,
feels confident of giving satisfaction. He will also
make Hydraulic Presses Suedr Mills. and all the
riety of Machines in cannon Plans and estimates
for Mills aud other Machinery furnished on aPplca-
tion
D. Castings Of rou Brass, Copper and Compositions
improved Mill Spind!es, Screws and Wrought Iron
Machinery of all kinds made to order. great varie
ty of patterns on hand, the of which may be had
small expense. DAVID |. BURR.
Jan. iS-4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
DLSSOLUIIOE.

THE ncrsip heretofore existing under TN, firm If
EuSrACE & a'NEMARA, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. J. r. EUSTACE,
II. c. Al'NEAiARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

n iCE-Al pcf7nns having claims against the above
concern, well as all those indebted, will apy to
the subscribers who is alone authorised TO settle the
Jan. I, 1923. Ct J. II EJrsTarr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
.AxoEa acANx & DRU& RUsEMuss

and having semi 10 London for a rar Ais retail med
ei"os ana having engaged young gentleman e,rneitly
qualified attend particularly To tie retail business TO-
set'er with other arrangements he has made Inc conf.
IDENTITY expects to be able ocf his friends the lar0es
naiAst. }. H. EUSTACE.
Jan 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

iE subscriber begs leave inform his tlends paticu
larry, aud the public generally, that he has taken th
store late in the occupancy Of Mr.. Wn Crane doc.
aooVe the Bel! Tavern, where lie Will in shor, TIM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

Dec 9 It's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
\, Srnnhe " Y D,ily .adrertissr.
w. hOWk'S SKETCH OF TIE GREEK
REVOLUTION


among all the nations who have furnished
n, i'r 'he Greek armies, in their desper,
anu saHso'nary struggle for liberty, none
- much reason &c congratulate them.
~,ts '1r tse character they have gained by ii
uN United States: for there is no country
I-'s honour has been so well and scru2nlous-
mlnLa'ned amidst the trying scenes in that
,,, 10" land Muldiudes Of young men who
~ embarked in the Grecian cause from the
' :. Countries Of Europe, have renowned
.,o.. Ineren: periods, disappointed IN their
NJ r. " rank, or overcome by the hardships
a, Trauons TO which the armies were sub
4 - omers, and those TO, few, have desert
81. ne 1nha''owed service Of Mahome,, while
5o, ns distinguished in theic profession, have
a Tue pay and splendor of the Pacha of
tS s,r % all the feelings Of humanity, and have
,~,, wat they could to disgrace their native
ems risn the character aud coaduc, Of Ameri>
l,,r ~ Tue service OF Greecr shall be better
d.; su man ''has ye,beeu by their eoun,rymen,
hlv sa'ms to our appreciation will be more
Noa.. sahea and more adequately repaid
~'A,S Is the aitepdant Of merit, and it i. not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26

for men like Howe and Miller and Jarvis to
blazon abroad their own merits. So far from
il, it is only by investigation and enquiry
through other sources that we can get al the
particulars Of their labours and sell denial IN
favor Of he Greeks. DR.. Howe, ever since ne
FIRST arrived in that country in the year 1924,
until he left it few months ago, was constant
resident in Greece, and actively eogaged In
promoting the cause Of humanity aud ea'ionai
freedom. His character, science and industry,
as we have been assured by one OF our country
men recently from Greece, would have seeut
ed him very handsome income, ii he would
have continued in the regular practice OF me
dicine in Napoli ci Romania; but, with de-
gree Of dislnterestedness and philanthropy
highly credilable to him, he was always rearV
to accompany Greek armies, wherever disease
or wounds made his services more necessary
and this without exhibiting The inercenary
spirit of other foreign practitioners az the cap
i,al. II was on these expeditions that he ao>
euired much Of the Information that he pro-
poses to puaish; and the avals oi his DOCK
must be almost his only pecanary reward.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
uo,,sr oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. s. Barbour's resolution concerning the
aisbursing and accounting officers OF the Go>
yernmen,, was taken up, and debated until the
hour for considering resolutions had elaPsed;-
CASE OF r. w. MEADE.
The House then proceeded to the orders OF
the day. which was the unfinished business ui
Saturday, consisting of tie bill and amendment
for the relief Of Richard w. Meade.
Mr.. Maliary, Chairman of the Committee OF
Manufactures, moved TO lay the bill on the ia
BILE. with a view to take up the Tariff blii,
bur the motion was ncgatved. Ayes, 70
Noes Is.
The question then recurring on ordering the
bill TO its third reading, Mr. W'ckltte deman-
ded tina, the taken by yeas and nays, and II
was SO ordered by .he House.
Mr.. Wales withdrew his call forthe presl-
Gus question.
Mr.. Polk then took the. floor in opposition
TO the bill, and was replied 10. al considerable
length, by Mr.. Everett, In lis favor.
Mr.. Randolph then made a series OF remarks
on The unfitness oflhe House TO be tribunal
for the decision of private claims, on the adj
y,pced stage of the session, the necessity Of
conf ny TO some conclusion as TO the tariff, and
concluded by moving to lay The bill upon he
table.
The motion was negaiived Ayes 81, Noes
90
Mr.. Buchanan then spoke in opposition to
the bin as did also Mr. S. Wood, oil New York
when Mr.. Mitchell Of Tennessee, after few
words on the improperly OF farther con'lnu-
ing che debate, called for the previous question.
The call,was sustained by the House, and
the question then recurring, "Shall the main
question be now pu,'" Mr.. Randolph, alter
observing vote in the negative would have that
the same effect as vote for Indefinite post
penemen:, demanded that the question be taken
by yeas and nays.
The House refused 10 order them. Ayes Is
Noes l4o.
rhe Speaker then asked, Shall the main
que,ion now he put, and i; was decided IN
the affirmative. =
The main question was then put as follows,
Shall This 5ill be engrossed, and read third
time? on which question, the yeas and nays be-
ing taken, we're as follows:
Ayes sc, Noes los.
So the House refused to order the bill TO he
cad the third time, thereby reecting the Dill.
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
picatlon from the Secretary of War, Transmits
ting letter from the Chief Engineer, accom>
panied hy report on the James and Kenhawa
Canal route; which was read, and laid on the
table.
The House then adjourned.
Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
From the Notionoi hnteiGgeneer.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,l sT SESSION.
tfo,dou March "a, 1923.

MoJdau, March "a, 1873.
IN SENATE.
The Join, resolution from the other House
granting 10 the Speaker OF the House OF ke-
representatives. the privilege oil ranking letters &
packages, was taken up.
MIR johnson, of KY. moved TO amend the re-
solution, by striking gut the original resolution
and inserting the following:
"Tha, the Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentative. shall exercise and enjoy the same
privilege af ranking letters ard papers, as is
by law granted to The Vice President of the U.
States, and tina, the privilege Of ranking let>
tiers and papers, exercised and enjoyed by mem
hers of Congress, within the limits now es,ab-
lished by law, Shall exist, and may he exerci-
cised BY them. a, any time while they continue
to be members.
After some discussion, the amendment was
rejected % to To-
The question then recurring on ordering the
resolution TO third reading,
A debate Of considerable length arose, in
which Messrs. Webster, Tyler, Tazewell, Van
Buren,. Johnston Of Louisiana and II tyne look
par,-n the course Of this dc5ate, MI. Web
s,er moved 10 substitute the following Tor The
original resolution:
"rhat during the present, and every snhse-
quent sc ssinn of Congress, all letters and pack
ets TO and from the President OF the Senate,
pro fsn1pors and the Speaker OF The House oil
Representatives for the time being, shall be
received and conveyed by mail, free OF postage,
under the same restrictions as are provided by
law, with respect 10 letters to and from the
Vice President orthe Uni'ed States"
This amendment was, however, also rejected,
and the original resolution ordered 10 a third
reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Benton. the bill TO gradu
ste the price Of public lands, was taken up,
the motion 10 amend, offered by Mr.. Hen
bricks on former day, still pending; but, be-
fore any progress was made in its considera'
ton,
The Senate adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
Venetian Window Blinds

VTNliE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public
Il that he has commenced the manufacture of win.
dow blinds of every, de scriptioni such as
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outside of the
windows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for the inside, and
Spring parlour blinds.
rrThe above will be made at the shortest notice,
and lower than the wholesale New York prices The
above blindswhich he offers to the public, not TO
be surpassed for neatncss. elegance, and durabtyby
anv thing the kind heretofore offered.
Also, Portable desks, gentemen's dressing cases,
and all kinds Of Cabinet work made at the shortest
notice, by application the subscriber Washing
ton-strcet, doors north Of King street opposite the
Marshal's Office Orders for Washington tobe left at
N. p. Poor, Commission Store on the Avenue.
UT Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
march 26 w. j. FERGUSON, Jun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26

r.. cling Governor Of New York has re-
nueI bis health
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
rBy theleaye ofProviaence.

Divine Service may be expected this evening, at
delight, in the First Presbyterc', Church, by the
Rev. Mn. KISe, hissonary-recentiy from Palestine,
Syria, and Asia Minor.-At which time, some interest
ing information will be communicated. to the state
Of Religion. and prospects of the Mission in those
countries. 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26

1-We are requested to announce Doctor
James Macrae, as candidate 10 represent the
County Of Prince William in the next General
Assembly of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26

The Massachusetts, Legislature have op-
,in,,d , BorG Of Directors OF Internal I'm
Eo,emes,., for tae express purpose OF attend
,, to the duties connected With the proposed
Il rand Communications between Boston and
h, Hudson River, aud Boston and Providence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
Public salesof Land.

u the suit Of Peter Wager complainant, against john
Graeff and Ann his wife (formerly Ann Brsoke) de.
PENDANTS the subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, ut Cats rAvrns in the County of Fairfax
IN Tuesday, the LIST day Of apriinert, all chat part Of
the tract of Land in the said couty, commonly called
hE7YREDfENT,
formerly the property of Walter Brooke the elder de-
ceased, which partition amongst his heirs was as
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the more OF less
The sale will be made between ~ and o'clock.
Terms, cash. Il. l. TAYLOR,
feb 27-tlA Com'r of Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
Trustees Sale.
Trustees, Sale.

7 Under the authority of deed ofirust to the sub
u scribers, will be sold at public Auction. OF sa'
turday the 5th day of Apr hext at the lot lying about
the east side the Turnpike Road, leading from Al
exanria to Washington and formerly in the occupan-
cy Of the late Mrs. Mary Fendall,
Il number Of likely andualua6ie Negro
Slaves.
Also, various other articles of personal property;
sisting Of Horses, Wagons, Carts, Household Fur.
niture, SC. Terms made known on the day of sale.
ROBERT /. TAYLOR, 2r
THOMPSON F, MASON. ''ue'.e''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26
SM1P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED MARCH IS,
Steam boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfoik passengers.
SAILED.
Schr. Julia Ann, Hooper, Portland.

At Seawells Point, March 22--schr Eliza and He
len, Hyler, Thomaston, days, with lime, bound to
Alexandria. Also, Schrs. Essex, Hanard, for New
York, and Haxal Pratt. for Boston, from Alexandra.
The ship Shenandoah, Barrett. bound to Bremen,
was spoken 18th Feb IN lat 4e, long. "a 4o-out so
days.
schr. Harriet, Taylor, from this port, arrived at
Boston 2lst inst,
schr. Esther and Sally. Bancroft, cleared at Phla-
ladelphia for This port Oath inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-26

der, aven,ion to the letter OF Capt.
w. f,he Navy, concerning the amerl-
49, 49,, at Liberia, is requested. They
~, !. much TO interest them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1928,

Mr.. Editor,-It appears there exists, among
cur citizens, great diversity of opinion in re-
gard to the Eastern termination OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal. Would itnot be advis-
able for the Stockholders, residing on this side
che Potomac, to use their influence. in order 10
have this question supended for the present
when the matter can be submitted TO Congress,
who are competent to determine, s win, no donb''
fix the point in more satisfactory manner than
il is likely to be determined by the several cor
porate bodies who now have The subject under
consideration? There is not the semblance OF
Justice in our submitting to be taxed Tor The
Improvement Of Georgetown or Washington.
In equity, we have as much right to demand
an extension Of the Canal to this place, as that
IL should be conducted through the Civ OF
Warrington. A SloohhoLDEN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

A conspiracy against the life of'he p'e''''I'
ha. been foiled in Greece, and the 'ecen' -.
ces.es Of the Russians have raised the '0n.
The Greeks. An article dated Smyrna
Is, says that Couu, Capo d'Istria will be ON
eed to have recourse to more enerse'le I'M =,
sures to govern the Greek nstion, e'Pee y.
since the discovery Of the conspiracy o. ~ ~,
co,roni, who has been arrested, with -
accomplices. The President, while TIC ..t
paros, gave formal audience 10 inc W.
Bishops, sent BY the SULTAN to propose ,o,
nes,v. and dismissed them with an aor"'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

Yale CoHege.-TAe New Haven Chronic.
states, that cat no former period have III,
friends Of this institution had greater reason IA
rejoice in its prosperity. The unhapp, d;s,
Guilty which recently took place, although il,
occurrence is TO be regretted, will in no r. sne,,
injure the college. The conduc, Of the Fscpv
~ Throughout, the whole affair, was such a, f.
draw forth from every one, as it docs from ii,
students themselves, expressions Of commepd,
ton. The difficulty is settled satisfactorily II
all, and every thing goes on harmoniousy a,
before"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

THERE WERE GIANTS IN THOSE PARTS" At
the last term Of Baden County Court IN. Car
olina) we understand ha, Of seven Lawyers pre-.
sent, the aggregate hegh, of FIVE Of them was
thirty one teer eight inches! The tales, was
s feet 81 inches, the mex, feet Al inches; the
next feet inches; next, feet 81 inches; and
the las, s feet II inches.-[ Fay. Obs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

The Rev. Alexis CasweIl, formerly Prore,,,.
Of the Languages in the Columbian Coll.p. n
{. has been elected Professor Of Natural Phil
sophy and Mathematics In Brown Un,er,;,,
r. |. vice Professor Woods, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
The London Sun Of the evening Of the d

The London Sun Of the evening Of TIE ~
July jrhe lates. paper received says
ACCORDING to French papers received n'
morning, there was general talk a;P''l' ., :
Congress, which is to be held al l.aybaeh' y
object is said 10 be The regulation OF the eA'''
ing interests concerned in the Turkish war =
well as the consequences likely 10 result 10"
the treaty Of the 9th July. 1t is ashT'nPo W.
all the powers will send their Ambassador
VIVA, necessity has Russia to send one Is Do
her army sufficient?
The same paper remarkably ar e1'r'''
from the Moniteur, il will be seen mat ,"'
French expedition at Toulon is now place. ''
yond all doubt. We have heard it assef'e1'
that if England and France clearly unasfs'.D.
each other--.ha, ii is possible the e1pe'N'.'
may proceed to Constsn'inople, to P'e''D' =
falling into the hands Of the Russians.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

A late London paper contains a table, show.
ing the progress of the Catholic question il
Parliament. In 1905, when NJ. Fox mov,5
for committee to take into consideration III.
Catholic claims,-,he majority against the mta.
sure was 2l2. From tina, time to the year 1871.
the subject, though frequently brought bsio,
Parliament, met with a decided YET decreasing
majority. In June, 1912, Mr.. Canning's nc,
ton 10 appoin, committee passed the House
but was rejected ih>,he Lords by majority
one. Ever since, The friends of religious ,orr
ance have been conteudns against their oppo.
nen,s, with increased hopes Of success
1922. April 80. Mr. Canning's motion for,
Bill 10 enabl, Catho'il PEGS to s,r
the Upper House. ives, 249; Noe
244.-Mojori'v for ,he Catholic. 5.
May 10. Secord ding Ct he Bill
Ayes, 235; Noes, 223.- Majority tor'a.
Bill, -.
May ". Bill passed without division
June 81. House Of Lords Second read.
ing Of the Bill. Contents. l@9; Non
contents, l7l.-Majori'y agai0s, To.
Bill, AZ. Bill thrown out
1923. April Is. Mr.. Plunkeu's motion for
Committee. Sir F. Burdert, and sr'e
raj other wings, abruptly left the boa"
Motion met by couutermoion for''
adjournment. Ayes, 81 g. Noes, VA
Majority against the Catholics, 202.
1894. Question not brought forward.
1925. February Is. Sir Francis Burdett's mo
ton for Committee. Ayes, 247; Noes
234-Majorily fer the Catholics, IS
April %. Second reading of the Bill
Ayes, 26s; Noes, 24L-Majory To-
the Catholics. ~.
May 10. Third reading ofthe Bill Ar'
24s; Noes, 227.-Majori,y for the Ca
tholics 81. Bill passed.
May II. House Of Lords. Contents, 49,
Non-contents, l7s.-Majority against
the charlottesville thrown out
1896. Question not brought forward-parlI'
ament dissolved.
1927. New Parliamrnr.-March5 Sir Francis
Burdet's motion for COMMITTEE =
Ayes, 272; Noes, 276.-Majory 4
gainst the Catholics, 4.
1898. May IL Sir Francis Burdeu's motion To-
Committee. Ayes. 272; Noes 900
Majority for the Catholics. 6.
June ii. House OF Lords Contents, ~
Non contents, 1872 MAJORITY agaI''
the motion, IS.
Since 1905 the Catholic question has beer
brfor Parliament almos, every year. WnIJ''
tice be refused much longer!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
AE.ESx. AN!DRIAa
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is ;s,s

Our townsmen will see in this MOI ninpx =.
per, the recommendation of"A Stockhold.. :,
with regard to the Canal. Without exps.,,,.
any opinion ourselves with regard to it, We, ,.
peat that the whole subject ought 10 be e,,.
fully considered by the People Of Alex,rd,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
Il Joseph Janney has taken

BASIL B. HOPKINS into partnership. The firm is
g mo a-d4,wat JOSEPH JANNEY 8. Co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03
SPLENDID GOODS.

NESE have this day received select invoice
~ otuuly beautiful spring hoods, by the
late arrivals from Eng
NaVarlno talicoeS, beautifully shaded
Partisan Cling hams, enlirely new style
SWISS and Bobbnclt Collars, ,ichy worked
Supcrhy worked SWISS AlnsIlns
swiss Robes. OF uncommon beauty
Aseanand Bobbnclt Crazy james
New style Bell Ribbons
llish Tabbneu, a splendid article
Great bargains in LINEN Goods
All kinds of Alusllns, Cambrcks and Dmitics
A splendid assortment OF silk Goods.
With a beautiful assortment Cut velvet Yes
tInes aud fancy coloured cloths. much under
former prices. MkEE ROBINSON &GO.
Feb. Is. 1853
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03

Snl DuCAIloN.-lhe subscriber rroflrrs
-l-2 his services 10 lie people ofLyneAbnrp
in ne character al teacher. aud nrerose, Ia
teach Spelling, Reading, Writing. English
Grammar, Book keeping, by double and SIN.
gle entry, Geography with the use Of the
Maps aud artificial Globes; Mdlemetie, AMI
Surveying IN NIL their various brancbes. com
pretending the Logrithmatio signs, tsngents
and seconds, applicable to inaccessible
heights ana distances. 1he terms of admis.
sion, per session viii he made known in the
Subscribers article. X. NP. CARTER.
Feb. 81. o.