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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

S..v.s.sc.s<-ss-. ss7,t'
10. Stale Sovereignty-1o be preserved
never t6chcers.
H. The Southern States-One in interest. ono
IN feeling Let them be one in the mighty cfior, to
restore the Constitution and vindicate THEN bcr-
ties. I3 cheers.
IL. Our Senators & Representatives IN Congress
well done, good and faithful servants"
u cheers.
I1. Southern Jmtrrcsts-Thc interests of the
Constitution, of our Liberties. and our Union. BE
his the Traitors brand who occasions their separa-
lion. r. cheers,
The President then gave the following toast :
Robt. w. Barnwc!l, the member elect 20 Con-
ercss-We have gwen him the best test of our
confidence in his patriotism and ability, by unani-
mouSiy calling him to represent us
Mr.. Batnwell arose, alter repeated cheers and
with his usual eoiurnce, expressed his gratitude
for the distinguished honor conferred Upon him by
his tcow-riiizens, in his election. In glowing
language me depicted the situation of our country,
and the stern and arduous duties that must Jevolvc
upon bin who should properly represent il. In
conclusion, he offered the following toast
"The Restrictive System-A sovereign pana-
rea, by which the independence oil the cOnfede.
racy is best secured by invading tie rights of the
States, and the independence of the States best
maintained by invading the rights Of the people"
by the Vice President. Joseph Roger The T..
States-May their Union be perpetual aud may
The fate OF Arnold await those who would he prin
cips or accessory to the dissolution OF their Union.
by the Vice-PrcSi,lent, Gen. Youngblood The
Disunion- men OF tie l.. S.--if there be any who
wish this great confeueraed Republic TO dwindle
into insignificant and wrctched fragments of EN-
rire, may they
"tio down 10 the vile dual whence they sprung,
Unwep, union uttt, smd uu.ung"
by VIM. Rhodes The inmorta, memory of
GEORGE WAsH1SGroH.
by Col. Hunter: Col. Wn. c. Pinciney, Pres
ident OF the Dey-DsiinGuished for his public sp-
iii and ardent love oil country.
BY Col. III. ". Rice Robt. w BarnwelI-Ihe
successor of Lowndes 6, Hamilton; may he prove
equal to his predecessors.
BY Col. VIM. n. Thompson: The u. S.-Should
one OF the strands Of the cord that binds this IT,
Mon separate, may it be replaced by chain
cable.
by Maj. Edward j. Fishburnc John C.. Cal
boun-Bis public career commands the admiration
and confidence of his country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11
ELECTION.

NEW HAVEN (Con.) Nov. Al the E!ec-
tors Meeting held here ye terday, there were
gwen Tor the Administration Electoral Ticket,
ii9 votes For the Jackson Ticke; 72 votes. On
the Districtng question, the vote stood, Yeas AIS,
Nays IL. We are informed that the vote III the
town OF Hamdcn, on Monday, stood for the Adj
m,nlstdtion, 81; for Jackson, 10. There was no
Opposition to DiStricting, the vote being unani-
nous. 10 Milford, the vote stood, I3T for the AID
minisraton ticket, for Jackson; in the Dstric-
unS question, 90 yeas, 81 nays, In Orange, 50
Tor the Administration, D tor Jackson; Distric;ing
ID yeas atyS. Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

NATIONAL ARSENAL EERGESSEs VI.
y" thursday, week before last, the United States
nag was displayed oyer the W buildings erected
Tor an Arsenal. As there is no other depot in the
vicinity OF Lake Champain, this is considered as
location particularly favorable and secure. The
vermont Aurora thus describes the situation and
expresses Unlimited satisfaction with the plan and
construction OF the edGces:
lin clse another war should ensue between
this country aud Great Britain the facility with
which arms can be sent from Vergennes to eve
ry part oil the Lake, will probably enable us 10
prevent the incursi0.lS OF the enemy.
" lie size embraces about twenty eight acres o.
iaild and is, without doubt the best that could he
selected Tor the purpose. Being sixty miles dis
tant from the line aud eight from the lake, the
works are considered safe from attack The
principal buildings, which are OF stone, stand on
an eminence and command fine view of the
surrounding country; they are substantially built
nave slated roofs, and are plain and neat. Weon.
~ express the sentiments OF our fellow. citizens
generally, when We add, that TO Lieut.. J M
| "as!iD2toS, under whose superiutendeDce these
edihces have been erected, high praise IS due
"Ihe ordnance and ammunition which have
renamed at Plattsburgh since the war, are uoS
at 'iie Arsenal. some OF the carronadcs ant
bowhzerS are said to he equal to any the Briti,i
ever possessed; they were captured on the me IN.
oraole ii n September, 1871 With the glorious
events oi that day, readers arc familiar: bnt
view OF these relics is well calculated to inspire
feeling OF gratitude 10 the God OF Battles for on,
happy delgeT1nce."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

The Legislature ofthis state, convened in this
city on Tuesday last ALI The members OF the House.
save two, Zone OF each pariy.) attending, and all,
save one. III Council In the latter body, Caleb
NewbGll, was elected Vice President, Daniel
Coleman, Secretary, s. John Beilericau, Door.
Keeper. In thc Assembly, William Is. Ewing.
esq was unanimously chosen Speaker, aud "a
Ian l.. Pral. Clerk by ote of % to II, over
David Johnson, respectable sdmnstratio man,
whom the jackson men took up. and all voted for.
The joint-meeng, yesterday, was scene of some
interest 10 the sevcral candidates and their friends
but was settled without difficulty, and The bust
ness was conducted with great harmony and to
general satisfaction tar as we have heard. The
Legislature have resolved 10 have an adjourned
sitting. and will adjourn, perhaps. in all next
week Trenton True Emericu1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

bUcFughdnl c. H, .Nov. 8.
=" Inc contest is over in Virginia. and Buci,.
highlands You will perceive by the suboined state.
men', has given vote Of 10 10 1 against the al.
MN. ration, May such commentary ever await
power acquired by corrupt means and used IN
corrupt ends. AS long as the pnbI;c ,y;l, syor 10
excited 20 se,'O, no isau nesa Fan fer Tho Sos .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

fEEAsoN. The Democrats Of s5JS are ell. =
matised by President Adams with nearly the same
severity a. the FedcraSts. The latter were pur-
suing reasonable projects, as he says, and the
Democrats were ready to Join. The following is
copied, word for word, from o! President A
dams letters dated Dec. u, 1908, written after
hc had becn spending the summe. here in Massa-
cbusctts and observing the DISPOSE of both par
Ties,
a" Let not the administration too much fatter
itself with support from those whom it considers
its friends. Many OF these were friends of the
summer. friends as long fdrors ,cere 10 be OBJ
tanned, and the popular gale blew with them !
hnoic that some OF The most eminent among them
are wavering, TO say the least. kno,c that some
OF them are who connect with all public
considerations much calculation for Them elpeS."
What horrible condition Massachusetts must
have been in--ihc Fedcra'is,s traitors, and the
Democrats too disioynl TO stand by the govern
ment! Gov. Sullivan and Lieut.. Gov. Lincoln
were then AT the head oil the Government.
or the Judiciary, then consisting of Parsons,
Jackson, Parker, and Sewel, Mr. Adams in tire
same letter SAYS
g You will soon find State Judges undertaking
TO decide these questions IA their trcy.'
The sheer conveyed in the above unders cored
words was so done by himself. i.Saiem Gag.
At the last Congressional election in New York,
the rain poured down i'll torrents. On that coca
sion, the .fd00cdte charged the Administration fai-
lure TO &c the silk stocking gentry not vep.uriuy
prospects,, ~ "ou'u dPpeaT,
that The y. York election has commenced in the
RAINY season again. Such weather however will
especially suit friend Noah. His .d,k We
trust vii! carry him and his friends safely through
The H0od. IPEI sen
CHEAP GOODS on HANDLE!
large assortment OF "cotlin handbilis, i" "mon-
nmentai inscriptions and quantity oil {" Harris
letters, TO be had at tie office OF the Democratic
Press They will he ditposed OF at very low
rate, as they of no further use 10 the coalition
IL IS true Uncle Sam pGid for printing them, but
there Is nothing like making sU out OF 'the
sinking Ccncern.'
r. -. isw oi the apostate's estimate of the
Adams vote in Pennsylvania will be thrcwn in.
10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26

AkliuST SALE--BY virtue Of certain
- iced OF trust, executed by Daniel Ogles-
1y, 10 The undersigned, on the 18th day ol
Drcember. 1927, and Of record in the clerks
aiHGe OF Campbell county, for the purposes
IN .ed iced expressed, We, or either ofns,
Will, on Monday the seth day Of this month,
before The door OF the Market.house, in
Lyuchhurg, expose to sale, for cash, the fol
lowing valuable Slaves. viz Jacob, a tnan--
Charles, "A mau--Nepluut, a man--Codio,
d lad--Nese, a womsn--SiIvey, a woman
and jim, n hoy or so many OF them ms will
be sufficient 10 pay The debt, ana charges OF
sale. s. y NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
Junr Is. tds72
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

M " Il CD(IlI'I IioINJS.
HNEE, subscriber has just received from
u Philadelphia, the following new publica-
tons, VIZ
The life OF Elbridge Gerry, with Contempt
rafy letters, to the close ofthe American Kevo-
luton. by James q. Austin, Boston Edition by
Wells and Lilly. ls2S.
The "reminiscences of Thomas Dibdin of the
THEATRE Royal, Coyent Garden, Drury Lane,
Haymarket, &c. and author OF the Cabuet.
Sayings aud Dongs, third Series in 2 vols
Life of WIN. Penn, compiled from the usual
authorizes, and also many original manuscripts
by Mis- Hughs
Ella, Essays which have appeared under that
signature IN the London Magazine.
Bi2land's history of Animals, new work
containing large number of cOloured prints.
Selections from the works Of Mrs. BaIbauld
with extracts from Mis- Aims Memoirs, alran-
ged for the use Of young persons, by Mrs.
Hughes.
The Goyerness orthe young Female Academy
by Mrs Sherwood
Sure Methods ofimproying health and pro.
longing life, or a treatise the ant OF living
long and comfortable, by regulating the art aud
Regimen, by Physician.
Also a large quantity of Family Bibles, OF Su-
perior qualify aud large assortment Of STA
tlonarY, which he offers fol sale AT his usual low
plices. he would particularly invite those who
may want articles IN his line, to give him a call
as he is determined TO sell a. reduced prices ior
cash ABRAM II NORTH.
Nav l.
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"A AND FOR SAiE.-Ihe subscriber hayty
u 4 concluded 10 remove from this section Of
country, II he can dispose of his lands, offers the
following tracts ior sale 10 wit
One trdCt OF 500 rcIes, wherein hcmow lives
lying on Oiter River, IN Bedford county, IN ,ieW
of pant of the turnpike road Is miles from
Lynchburg and 8 rnies from Lberly--nearly
one half wood land, the greater part vet 10 clear
as excellent tobacco land, and the plantation IA
respectable repair, lies well well wdteIed and ia
4 populous neighborhood.
Another tract Of l80 acres living in the junc-
ton OF tie two Ottels--the most part OF tins tract
IS cleared, though ii is productive farm, with
Improvements suitable for small family.
Also another Tract of600 acres, lying on Goose
Creek WITHIN mile of its junction with SIann-
ION River, about TWO hundred acres are cleared,
80 OF which is bottom mud and half Of that guam
uty is excellent tobacco land ard of the wood
land there Is not less than two hundred acres Of
first rate tobacco lamd-the last named tIaCl
consider one OF the best tobacco plantations IN
Bedford, and could be made an excellent sIocl,
farm, being better adapted to grass than any
plantation IN that section OF country or on ms
side of the mountains. with extensive outlets
This tact Will be sbe"n by Mr. Urvill Loving
who lives on the premises, and the two first
tracts by the subscriber. The terms will be
made very accommodating so AS to suit most II
purchasers. JEsSC LEF1WICH
u The Editors Of the Constitutional Wig,
arer eqneSted TO publish the above advertisement
once a fortnight until forbid, aud forward their
account to this Office tor payment.
Feb H. oa.37
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or n few weeks.
JOHN N. CABELL

EsPECiFuLLY informs his friends and
q a the inhabitants OF Lyuchbug generally,
thatas he is deSirous OF locating himself IN
Lynchbafg, he will enter upon the duties Ola
public collector Of debts, on as moderate tetms
as ihc pressure OF the times viii admit. He Is
perfectly well acquainted with the business, hay-
ing been engaged IN 1t upon a former occasion,
and hopes hs his undertaking attention 10 bust
ness TO obialn a part of public appreciation. All
persons DESTROYS OF entrusting him wiih any
debts will find him at the Washington Hotel.
He will likewise undertake, collie ctine in the
counties adjacent to town.
June % 2t7i
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Amherst Land for Sale.

PURSUANT 10 the viii of JOHN Christian,
c decd. late OF New Kent county, shall as
his executor, sell To the highest bidder, at Am
herst court house, on TIE 18th day of August
(beng court day. the tract of land known and
called by the name of Edloe's, containing one
thousand acres. This land lies remarkably we'll
the man road leading from L.nchburg to Ne"
Market passing nearly through its centre, about
10 miles from the former and % from the latter
place, and about miles from James River. A
bout $50 acres ofthis tract are heavily tmbeifd'
The other portion oft has been lately cleared
is under excellent fencing, aid IS now ia wheat
The tract adioins the iaGds of Capt John War
wick aud MIR Irving Lee London, either 81 whom
will show II To any person wishing to see H.
One third of the purchase money VIII be re-
quiied in cash the residue in one and two years
to he secured BY 4 deed ofttust on The land.
JOHN Il. CHRISTIAN, tx'of.
June 10. wtds13
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VIRGINIA Sc At the rules held IN the clerks oihF
Of the county court Of Bedford, the day OF Jun
15!3. iIczeklah Dickinson, Vincent Juurdan, J'sui
Mobiles aud Lucinda his wife, Pits. against MARY Ab
J1urdan, Lucy Jourdan, oror. of Absoioln Joofda"'
d.r,d JoIn Jonrdm,. SasbweH Jourdan William
Jourdan, Oney Jourdan, aud Jeremiah Jourdan chs
IN chancery.
The defendant Sashwell Jourdan not having entefeu
his appearance according to the art al assembly ana N
rules ofihis court and It appearing by satisfactory e'
denca that he is not an nhahtanI Of this country II u
ordered that the said defendant do appear hee on thr
FIRST day Of the August term and answer tie III w
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forh"ltH
n'the lvnchburF Nrginan, for two months sue
cessiyey and posted front door of the court house
of this county, on TWO successiy" court GaES
> Arc,c-Teste RIO. {. MITCHELL. c, p, {
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n ew Publications.

USf received by the subscriber (at his new
% Book and Stationary Store) the follovin,
New Publications, viz.
Il. Valentines Day or the fair Maid Of Peril
by the author Of WaYerly, IN , vols-Ihis is
sand 10 be equal If NOT superior to any oftbe at..
thor's former productions
Narrdtire ola journey through the nrper
provinces of Judia, from Calcutta 10 Bomba,
IN l9-l-ls2j, with notes upon Cey lou) an ae.
count OF Journey 10 Madras and he Southern
provinces in 1926. And letters in India by TN
late Right Rev Reg inald lieber. b. d in 2yol.
religious Discourses by Sir Walter Sco,; "A
pefuSing these Discourses the read vii find
scme OF the most monentIos q estions Wi ch Gaia
exercise the human mind, discussed win ereaf
eloqnence, ingenuity and force Of gGmcnt .
Those who wish TO purchase any of the above
or other articles in the Book and Stationary linz.
would do we'll to call and examine the subscri.
hers stock before they purchase elsewhere. a,
he IS determined his prices shall be suited to IT,,
times. GHAS. A. Wl1HER5
June 10.
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N WILL sell from @n 10 5oO acres Of nncIcnr.
n ed land, lying IN Bedford county. thrrc
quarters Of a m'le from New London Aeadem,
aud thirteen from LSnchbuig. It's well adapt
"a t. the culture nt Tobacco and the different
anu ~ gram usually cultivated IN the ne.ehbor
hood is web walered, aud lies better than any
.ract 81 It, M N this part Of the country. il is
- situated Il, ~ be entirely exempted from da-
mag by heavy ralus a. hIeh Mater The terms
riii be very accommodating say one, two
bud tn" y-trs. apon smali payment in hand
inquire otthe -absefi5er one mile ans halt
south Of NeN London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
jan IL. 100
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N He subscriber vii eel, privately IA, ua

N he subscriber vii sell privately IA, uact
mleLd IA Bedford county. .ilaafcd GA the
- nth ant south forks OF Goose Greek, aud on the
main road leading from Lyrehhnfg 70 tlncas-
he l. miles vr-t of Liberty aus adjoining
apt Huford. II contains aboutJ Zoe acres, OF
-Mch $40 are unelesred. Tie part Which is
apoIeared, except very small portion. i, excel.
-, tuhacco land. Gfthe cleared lnud % D.
-5cs IRE low grounds ofthr FIRST quality, and the
se,nainder remarkably ine highland. Tins is
olre Of the best tracts Of land III the upper cnun-
~. heiug NED adapted to the cultivation of to-
.,accn aid all kinds OF gfain it lies emarkably
s.rll and Is ve,v tree IRON stone It divided II
~ou,2 make tao very handsome tracts which
shall he dnnr, IT those aho wish to purchase
rv,en i. rersons wishing to purchase may APP
q'yla the subscriber residing in the neighbour.
-aond of New London, or 10 Capt. Buford. resi-.
Gang near the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 2 ts25
d. The Editors or the Enquirer will insert
no abuve advertiserncnt TIL forbid. aud forward
sh,at hi Ia 'hls office tor payment
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Commission Business.

~ 0IICE.-By virtue Of deed OF nust, exc
! " cutea to the sub crlbtr by joel Lellw,ch
bearing date the 9th day of July, 1927 aud duly
recorded ~ the Clerks office Of the county
couri of Bedford. ior the purpose OF securing
the payment OF i certain debt therein meuhun-
ed, ihe undersigned vii proceed ON Monday
the 7th day of lulv next If fair, itno', the next
far day = GREATER. TO sell, for cash 10 the high
est bidder, trtnie the Store door of v llllam l.
Bell, Otef t,idgc, in the county Of Bedford, thu
following Slayr- :--teorge, a man 10 or 10
years Of ar, Washington, a boy about - wears
old Charity agrl about IL years old-aod
Achilles . hor about SIX years old, OF 81 man,
thereof as viii satisfy the purposes of sa'd trust.
A. trustee shall only convey such u.le AS IS vcs-
ted ia ne by sad drcd aud none other, though
the TILE is believed 10 be good
CALEB fUQUA. Trustee.
Inne 10 W.
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New Publications.

<HiiE subscriber has just received. direct
- from Philadelphia the following new pub
LEGATIONS, viz:
ST Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth.
by the Author of Waverly, &c. &c. This work
Is said to be superior TO any ne has ever written.
Sir Waller SCOTS Relg ious Dscourscs.
American Quarterly Review, 9th No for June
ISIS, just received aud for delivery to suhscri-
GERS. ABkAM r. NORTH
June 10.
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AT rules held in the clerks office of the Hastings 'ou
Of the corporation oi ,nchhn 2, on MONDAY the -"
day OF MAY, =. 1hos. @. Acree against Abiam L
Henahle and Alien Talbot, Deis. -.
The def7t. Abram l.. Eeuable having entered ms
appearance and given security according To the act Oh
semhly and the rules ofths court and appearing by ID
t>ctory evidence that hes not inhabant oiiis cou
trylt IS ordered that the said defendant do appear mere
The first day Of Aug courtueNt d answer ue l OIL Nv
plaintiff and thai copy of this order he forthwith ms,
ted IN some newspaper printed in the town OF tncn,t
for TWO months sucersiyely and posted tue mont ddo
OF the courthouse IN the said town. - ,
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
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AiBRlGHT,s
CohN MhiAN eNpXrp

iiio Medicine, fur the sho,,
s,I-@,.,;aa. - me iubhc. has . roy,3 -
superior TO faHaeeas, and othe, Hseit
."eha degree 10 II give conGde,,e, - u's, 10
ri'e'o'' mat us efficacy alone viii -. Ifo-
.'she' merits II is the nlostt.,t,ffi' as
''o ''''o.'h aitefatiyc ever yet disco. ping
- ~ Pei'ec innocent, thai 40 evil fl II
DC 'Plifhehded from II, when applied',,l need
~ 'le uiieeuoa'. II may he given, gi,S,,,, "ply
bic adult mani, o. fta
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP Will r.,;..
e'eh' "aly remove the following disras,y. an
S""s' ("f alterations OF III. h.
if"' oi 2ei"tula, Rheumatic af, e,ia,'z
- ',""' """ syS'ein generally; syphilis "a.
chuai, and all comI iaints oiieJuatind +; Met
proper nse Of Mercury; Ulcers Of H. TIE IN
throat White Swelling; cancerous '4op'h
rate Ulcers, discharges from the -. ',''e'tz
IS Of he SKIN Liver complaints Janod,a ','as
digestion. and Debility il
As a general depuratiye article
Of the blood, this medicine posses.es P'''hef
powers II improves the appetit. and '''"b.e
remarkable arlality of deprlving the AIN 1at
yellow bilious tint, which IS so com,no, =, ,''t
constitutions Besides the diseases ,bo,ye mus a
n'era'ed, II IS also recommended Il, n =, mi
thai aitiIctng disorder, the ulcera,ed sor. > ~
under which ch'ldrensuier the most excr1ci ",a"
torments Tor years. ''''"s
Each bottle the genuine Medicine has q ,.l
el, representing the Eagle aud the Hyd,a a,,,
my signature ""o
u PRICE SO PEN BOTTLE AND $50 PER No
EN-. JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. lo3, Arch Street, near Third, Phia
The subscriber has just received large ooan
t'ty 9th Columbian Syrup aud i, the =
gent for this section of country
WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON
Opposite Post Office,
Ocl. ~.
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

oupetb Baeaf anf heIromene atHIIs
DO de Arcad an Hdkts.
Blk and blk Vatered Silks
Beautiful blk Florence aud Italian Silks
Superior assortment of worked Swiss Musiins
Calicoes OF every denomination, spd some
Of rare aud entirely new patterns
Bobbinett Lace, at half their former prices
lev fashionable waiered & butt GIngbams
Bel Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pangres Tor Ladies dresses
II great bargains form an inducemeni 10
purchasers. We will assure them, svery effort
will be made IL thai effect.
M'kEE, ROBINSON d 60.
June O.
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SEN ACCOMM0D ZION.

<gr~ AZ AL LlNE--fron'
yS--59.,zSIF W tyncb6ote 10 Char
= " - iouesyltlc. Virginia. ! hIs
i,ne running through III"
.,.,,,,,i.., f Amherst. Nelson and Abemdrlo,
eli II, cit,fe. iaaveCharlottesville. On Mon
l.ys and frdays. at 5 \. NJ. aad arrive At
Iy,cbbury nn -.uesdats and saturdays by ?
M Lease Iincaburg Mondays AZ A. NJ.
and Ff,days at 10 5. N. aud arrive At Char
lot,e., die on Saturdays and luesdays by hall
efierap, N HIS line i arranged viii The
Northern aud sonthszn liae Al Charlottesville
and with The Wes,cfa sas 81 LYnchbures winch
tn..rse..t. lie Valley iinc ~ Salem this " the
nearest IN cheapest ,o'fe from Washington
CT, 10 Lynohhpg The proprietor Las pro-
.,,red comfortable COACHES. strong, acii,e hat-
49,, catelul drivers, aud Will spare no pans 10
pleaso Ga this route there IS 40 night uaYe,-
lug.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington, by this
route il onls Si1 %
From Lynchbnrg 10 Charlottesville 50 80
TIE PROPRIETOR.
April 3 sbI
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IrishLinens, Lawns & shectings.

WE are prepared 10 EXHIBIT ~ case
Super dressed Irish Linens oil superior texture
Al assJiiment fue Lawns for hkf5
A few pieces full 64 Linen sheeiings
The above are worthy the inspection oil
those desrous Of having good and cheap Lii
nen fab,fes. MKEE, ROBINSON q CO.
June Q.