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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
I.Ynchhnrg Livery StabIe

y PURPOSE selang, 10 the highest iddef. "a
Il saieftay the 8lsi d. al May net, Il fur
aiAet# .st. tie mkt FAIR day. Sundays excepted.
oa Tie pfeuasgsi % Tract Of aad conveyed 10 nia.
Is Dr. Granville Crsldaek, - deed ot trUst
H. secure the pay meni al e debt iliefeh ox.
pressed, continuing BY estimation SIS acres, o.
rrsabou,s. aas ga Is ryeelicat iBpfpye u.ats con.
s.sfiua MA imostnrg Blies House with four rooms
liiua q 4 passage 3rrJms abpve, vain al ek-
u.rsre ppttco and porchrs, IN Vfice. htcheu.
laundry, and o'hef convenient houses Ia thr
vafd. 1,sa. a eommodious gfanhfy aud stables
aHJ Utbgr Improvements convenient To lafm,
fa good repan IT Is represented that more
ftaii halt 81 >his tract ot lsad IA unelenred aud
a. coed quality for tobacco conmodiOusY sit-
aatod fra professional nan, ptiYstr tamllys
~ oue VITO may choose TO keep enfrftuamenfs
Hriug contiguous - the main stage road 2
iadea south of fiHifsN Court House aud - sitn-
ele,l thar Il MAJ BE- converted vim convenience,
u public pun lnses or pfivaierotreat. IA may BE-
prcietrtd -.-hii who wish 90 view ibe prcm,ses
are refeised 10 Dbet. Crsddurk resi- fag on 'Ie
f.,rmlscs Irtms--aoud AdpRrJted security 81
sse Jefirasi tpketufs thH Payments. oHe halfp7v-
able u, > Nuafh. a. tit balince IN yea S. Tho
utis = b-li,Es unQuesiip 8alle. bnt, as nus
e. ,sN only convey such ihit as Is vested IA
iar d. liz deed. nnc' Ciaddoelt 70 fetsn pos.
session uaHt tue l5thdae of December aest
THOMAS EASILY.
The above eia meei. NV appr,eti,.a aua
e5ncueuee. GRANflbLE CkAO0OGH.
APRIL u tdsa5
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NOTICE. al PERSONS concerned arc
: : hereby informed thai The undersigned have
ltsfsfered 70 Gbseell Dlbpty OF Amh,td all
ths debt- and elects due o. belonting to The late
trm o.. Cali 2 builark ioJ the purpose of coffee
ton, B sale in order 10 tie final settlement Of the
bnsiuess o baii ronoein--ali persons indebted 10
SAID firm are hereby directed and required 10
make paymrut 10 tie said nsbne. as he alone
isautbprlsed 10 COLLECT the debts due to the sad
firm. JOHN BULLOCK,
JOAN ALLAN. }r.=o.,v. CT. 10.
VA GAIT, - - u y W. '''.
Aprl3 Swbl
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~ OTEGE,-hll persons interested, are
. hereby informed. thar the undersigned
havn transferred to Chispell pabncV Of Am.
hefN ali the debts. and effect, due or belong.
ing 10 the late fitm OF Gait. Bullock. a Go. on
the purpose uf collection and sale IN order f.
nally 10 close the huswess Of faid concerns
ali persons indebted 10 said nim are hereby ii.
recied aud required 20 make payment 70 the
sand Dahue.. he alone i, authorized 10 collect
tHe aests due ta said firm.
JOIN BULLOCK.
jams BULLOCK.
JOHN ALLAN. Ex'rs afWm.
WA CALI Gait. decd
April ,. swbl
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Sunday School Boo6s.

Sunday School Books.
FEvHE subscriber has just received fromthe
q Sunday School Union Society, OF fh''a,
delpha a general assortment of Sunday othoo'
Books, which he is determined to despose OF a .
very small advance. {. a. VII hEn2.
Jan. 81. ts@o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
SUMMER GOODS.

Partisan Cassuuetes, A beautiful Article
Angola do do
Roucn do
Blk Lstegs, ofaperor quality
DO CncassianS do
{ Tic ADORE m,.atsF lor geyaeacu's Summer
c0ots.
SIX Drlllings. belutilal shades
Superior white Linen do.
Namec NaniseeTt. first quality
Napoleon Cassinleres, Tor ohildfen'g wear. very
cheap
Beautiful Cling halns
Splendid Calicocs
nih great variety of new and splendid
g""Ps' winch We are determined TO offer at pri-
ces me ST euticine.
MKEE ROBINSON l. co.
NPIn ~ ts5I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

NhYll'L be sold on Thursday the 9Th day OF
W June next (without resere) al the late
residence OF Charles Galloway 81. decd in the
county OF Plttsylvania, on credit of twelve
months, eight Valuable Slaves, consisting OF
Men, Women and Children. Persons wishing to
purchase. would do we'll to attend the sale, as
the Negroes are likely and nnder good charac-
tiers.
The sale to be conducted bv Geo. Whliiocke,
Anctioneer. FRANCIS CALi.AWAY, admir-
May s. tds5I
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FASHIONABLE.
CLOTHING STORE.
JAMES Y. CHapPELEE

e
JAMES K. CHAPPELLE
- EsPEc1FULLf Informs me citizens OF
II . Lynchbarg aud the public IN general, that
he has taken the Store iatey occupied By VIM.
N Browne Go NO doors below tie Fifginian
Office. where I've has Just opened. and Intends
! keeping on hand latge and general assorimeni
OF
Gentiemen's Fashionable Clothing :
DRESS COATS.
Super and fine blue, black, brown, olive and C.
Their different colours,
fkCCk AND sEkIOUT COATS.
Super and Ene bine, olive, dark mixed aud drat
cloth,
COATES.
Steel mixed. green aud brown
do super hne black French Bombazine
do 90 Bombazelts
do do French Angola Cashmere
do do hpuen Cashmere
ROUND JACKETS.
Super ant Gae whiic linen, with standing and
rolling collars
French brown Linen, standing and rolling col
lars
do DO do Dri..lg striped and PLAIN
do Angola Cashmere, do
Boaen Cassimete
French Drilling
Brown Holland do do
White Cotton Drilling
Black Denmark satin black Bombazetts Strip
ed Florentiue, Yellow Nankin, Domestic Stripes
Giaghsms, oeersncter
PANTALOONS.
Super aad fine blue. black, olive, cinnamon,
dark and lighi mixed colours Of cloth aid
Cashmere,
Black Canton silk Camblet,
ID. Bomhaziae
do. and Drab mixed Hastings
do. Striped Denmark satin,
Dab aud fawn 30.
White Linen aud Drii ing
Brown do do Nankiu and Florentne
Angola Cashmere
Ronpu Cashmere
French Linen
French ID ling
Drab and Olive baugnp Cords, plain and with
straps
Brown aud slate colored Hastings
White SIX stripe DriIlings
VESTS.
Black, mole skin. PLAIN, striped and figured
Black and brown Velvet do do
English brown and mixed Silks
do plain and figured do
French silk florentrne. plain and figured
White AID nf Narseiiie., pia II and figured
Blue, LlaeA, buff and drab Cloih and Cassemere
loillnett aud Valencia, variety of patterns
SHIRTS.
supe'hne Ilish Linen, plain, pleted and ruflled
do do powerloom, 90 40 do
do 30 bleached and brown Domestic
Linen aud COTTON Check " hile lamb wool OF
Guerhseys
DRAWERS.
Super and fine white Linen
Canton cotton FLANNEL
Bleached aud brown cation Drilling
do do domestic Muslin
STOCKINGS
White and black ribbed ami plain silk
do do do hall nose
do do mkt. halt cotton half hose
b own thread, coitoo
White and mkt Lambs wool and Worsted
GLOVES.
Black HoSkin of superior quality
" hlte aud black Silk
White aud drab Woodstock
do do Beaver and Buckskin
HANDkERCHIEFS
Fashionable cotton and silk crayats
Eng 'ish Bandana, new style OF goods
Flag and do
Linen cambrck pocket handkefchieis
Madras do do
SUSPENDERS.
Vanhorn's patent sewing silk webb, with springs
and rollers
Cotton webb do do
Cotton and norsted nett snspendets
MECH STOCKS.
Mrs. Canrello's patent springs New York made
Black hair and silk stocks do
Patent Shirt Collars, "a most convenient article
for gentlemen naveiling)
1t is the proprietor's determination to keep full
assortment of
Erery article Of Dress,
Made Of Choice Goods, in the most
Fashionable Style and
ny s,Ksa..ss e, A,usS xH.r2n.Y.-
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Totar slsrriea't Lqatw,

TENls y Subscribers having rented tte INN
u btf banse formerly occupied p, Air. A
bradtnif rcspec1fHly rfgrm the Merchants ~
PcnAcp.ei, 81 Lynehhng aaI Us vicinity. Aas
taeg>"i1i receive all tnsls Of produce n good
80 stnte Tor tie Preservation ofWbilh tue great
gst care sic De ialscn. and which vii be receig.
- au H. ~ lower than the, tsye Usually been.
We thtmh twophi'he al advantage 10 tie Nef-
coaHs "a derosiie Their powder here. "a. less
daager IS 10 be app'clle. lied from ire i4an on
nam stree one Of as viii be - CONSTANT al.
tendauerao receiso anu deliver goods
Also ~ = lea days. We sill rtr,ise an excel
'enf aaserumentof groceries, winch ae viii sci
- cap ans peupn ~ lhc place. Tara nI.
Sea- "a q .ii SET amcr than any 1iaei persa,
fhgleiure, twill be e iatersst Of tie farmer -
give = ca1 ing whom ve wonld ha ilrq N
Ran. 3ei business on esu-hlission. Sc iotar1 "a
leep d large supply Of plank of every ae,erjn.
Lon /. TRENls.
H. b. SHELTON
April 10 @IJ53
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~ .Iohr ID. truuhari,

dhiiu - y
ElTlt4 heaccf9fih oouhes s praeiNe 20 ihf
EW ganny aud sarmipr Court OF Camp.
BAL The sppeiior Cuaa o. Bedford AID Tie
anuft. holden in LynchtarR. lDc'pdiog ihe
csa4t OF ebancers. IL may be II al r'"es
itri4d At ia efi5re opposite tue Franklin Hotel
except .shie siteafing souie OF ire al"tf'Aia
Courts he fnndsfs has services particularly to
eersons NJ a distance from igncaimfE. "h"
have busnus. IN TIE Superior Court q ohahte-
s.-ba,e ma March =
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Broker & Commission Merchant.

Broker AZ Commission MerCss ut.
FHgHE SUBSCRIBER offers h,s. services 10
II the lubc as Broker 4 Commission RIer.
chant. HIS best ehort. shall hc exeiied Ia serve
those who may favor bin With their fayours
Ills Office IS At The Store Of Messgs lolm VII
lam n Caswell Poe, 10 whom reference may b,
made. Reasonable sdyanccs sill at all time.
be made on proper deposits
JOHN fOMfklNS.
May j. tsa3
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MIR. FETEl4 O. JOINER, a

FgR. PETER G.. JOINER, as
- - yon ara not a resident of tus State
take In, method oi Notifying YOU. thai shah.
ca Shluvday the loth gay OF May ncNi, at the
house Of Wei. hnight, IA the county Of Am.
herst proceed TO lake the dispositions Of Col
Richard Harrison. Capt Themas ID. Hill. and
oIhcrs, and On Monday fbe l2h day Of Nav, |
shall, at the house OF isaac kocker, proceed to
take ihe deposniou Of isaac fucker, and others.
u be read as evidence on the tial Of a cause
40" Depending IN the Superior Count Of Chan
cary for the Lsnchbutg district. wherein am
plaintiff aud Nnn ale defendant, al which time
aud place you any attend ifyoo please
NM. Il. KOANE
May !. DIV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

ESR. WIN. i. N'ELsEfNFy
b y has located himself al CoplpbeH C0mi
House, he ofes his services TO he pabHc IN Mt
practice Of PiRsic, Surgery &c. and uiH atiead
eaeeJaitg 10 all calls in has profession.
MGyi5. k63
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

ASOk RENT The tenement occupied by
z Mcssrs. Rankin x Cole Possession 10 be
gwen on the LIST day Of Augast next Apply to
sam CiaYtor 10 the subscriber
JAMES l.. CLAY1OR.
MaY L. tsh2
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KNoR RENT. "A stsLis I'M rear OF TINS o.
IL See March "a.
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n All of which he viii sell at such prices as
vii be an Undue ment 10 the citizens of Lyncb-
burg .tnd Travellers, to make all their Dur. ha-
Ses at his establishment, where they are resnect.
fully invited 10 call and view the assortment.
He has also made ARRANGEMENTS TO receive ad-
ditioual supplies, every week. of all the --latest
Fasii0aS aud most desirable Goods
Mays is6l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

Il "A 10 recently T.efwfou one hundred g htFi5
Z " seven Packages VI boods in his line, CON
ptis,ue acoopieie and eAtcnsyo assortment OF
Miicues. Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chem
ehsis. and painters materials, OILS Of every drs.
cfipugn spices. Wines. feiinmery, Fancy
soups, Vaioi,hes olall ninds, Dye.Stuhs, Vim
dow Gass. Of various SIZES. Surgical instrn
nionts. Physicians furniture. &c &c.
The aboyr together With las stock on hand
tahicl, isvery lmge, As weIlas his monthly sup.
plies which he wll receive enables nm to sell
~ wbaiesble ~ lratl ON as favourable terms is
can be had "a Virginia
Practitioners t Medicine. Country Ner-
chants ihlters, Dyefs Painters and others. are
inost respeetttll solicited TO call upon him, as
tiey WiIl ind greatly u the1 interest la do 50.
On hand large quantity al wei made
Putty
Oct -
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Man IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
Cash in Market.

yUvHE subscribers having leased for 'ermM
the large three story brick house ON Duke
nrhe town of Alexandra, D. C. formerly Occupied occupied
by Cen Young We wish to Of sexes
and fifty likely Young negroes o who wish to sell
,ns Se veil 20 give us call, we are de,erm'nfn :,
WIN 40 VIZ than any other purchasers that are IN
market or tbs, may hereafter come into maFs erourh
ANY letters addressed to the sa9s Se nromnt, at
,a.J ~ For information, enquire at the above oe
serbed house as we can at all times be found !nere
scroeu , .'''>' FRANKLIN ARMfIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
l-Mis Is w stNi,Ntice,

.IyUAT the subscriber OF Pr'leorges County in
the State Of Maryland, haSined from the Or
phan's Court of alexandria Gown the District OF
Columbia, letters of Alm"'str1Shh the will an
nexed ON the estate of EpwARbrD, late Of the
County last aforesaid, decesSeo persons having
claims agains, the said decede1 hereby warned
tn Whit, the same to the suhsclon or before the
oSd dsyof October next, or thi by law be ex
cluded from all benefit to sa'd and those in
debted thereto arc required to Immediate pay
| ment. Given under my hand ~ day of April,
IsoS JULIUS FHT, Admir-.
with III annexed of
mil a3-6w n lloyd, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
NO. 0g0o
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

a lOTys
TAMEs GREEN Cabinet maker.--has on hand, and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal.
st. Alexandria e the corner of 10th st., Pennsyl.
yania, Avenue washington-s general assortment Of
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, If not superior in quality, to any
ever offercdi in the in part, Of
Gyccian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedest end and plain sideboards
ditto. with eellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentlemers' secretaries and bookcases
Pier ,ables with marble and mahogany tops
PiIler and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, biletts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With ageneral assortment Of bedsteads of richly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, I'll Of
which will BE- sold low for cash they be pur
chased of the quality at any other msnufactory
n the Union. ALSO,
An assortment Of 81 Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany part Of which is suitable for handrals,
ST am sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nish ofa superior quality, sacking bottoms, cords, &C.
tn MIG AND CARVING.
Handsomely executed may 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10

' "a Grand l;s, no A Il. saa. and
I: s wsnssrsGys y 3 4: .si s
~ tue ,x.street, large supply OF INC ,nu or
sss s ss St s 6
quart. All who are climates ike this, where
mao'e are so common at TINS anu u.'. -
s asa s 10 As' s sssi"s is
use them two or snre ,hem In extreme OF ,ieb
will he sss ssys as
sS :saes Tney have also been
citizens o Of Virginia nohmsad Sor
On ,,a the he s%ss
noe and James sa .,.o have been spoken highly OF
Pensacola AGO Key West New
e c s.a sss"' each
ST. Bar,hoomews an" "ud sealed and stamped with my
coon,eris,ss or IS Retail
price so cents per a Paine, them at ST. April Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10

q MNANsses, sugar. &C.
00HHpo' ~ do. sugar-lst quality
s;bbls Newark CIDER
ss boxes Sicily oranges
10 bags Havana coffee a;,r from sloop Globe, b.
,P and ior sas low on the wharf BY
ker, from YORK anu ''' LINDSAY, HILL &Co.
anrl 0-W L E------.---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
New Sprindoods.

vouN NJ JOHNSON & C9e received by the
u 10 4 arrivals from New-yora Philadelphia, their
Spring supply of Dry Goods th they bought on
he be- ;, terms; and pledge thieves to sell as cheap
ne they can be bought by the ypr piece.
,nrlp1 I'M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
TERMS::

The publication ofthe CHRONICLE will be commenc.
ed about the first OF Jolly next It will be printed
in the best m amer with new and handsome type
The price will be three dollars per snnum, payable
during the first three months; two dollars and fifty
cents Ifpaid in advance,
Wdshingfon, Aprii16 1928
Neutrality-suspicious. to the above win be received at
this Off c. and also at the Book Stores of J. e A.
Douglass. and j. A. Stewart, in this City.
tunes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
l,iyerpoOA Salt.

1000 Bushels coarse ; Salt,
n, hoors ths brig cossack, from Liverpool 70. sA'e
by W."
NAV II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10

Rails, Shingles, Lime, &C.
JUST RECEUED
5o'o00 first quality % inch shingles
BOO casks Rhode Island lime
s0O do Thomaston DO
'0C IN hand, a general assortment or
Lumber, CO.. - :, a .nts . nv retail Nc
Fresh corn "e"' JOSIAH Fl. DAVIS.
anvil IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
p!uIRsDAY MDRN1Na9 JUNE aoo $685.
Retter StHA.

rHAvE lust opened q box of CaNENDLSH 70.
RACC0 equal, if not superior, to any ever brought
"a this market-Price75 cents per pound.
" . .' JNO. CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
.Mackerel.

Mackerel.
snhaf barrels No I q 2 Mackel just received
CUwhich will be sold low by.
March % 80 E&L CHAMBERLAIN,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07

change the present state Of the poll. But, from
The sixteen counties West Of The Alleeanv, ten
counues Of that District, possessed Of free
hold vote of about $500, having returned nett
majority Of 1856, il is probable that majority
will be returned exceeding 5000. the votes
OF one OF these counties, Washington, the re,
port is, tha, but four individuals have been a.
gainst The convention, and Monongalia, next
TO Harrison, which gives nett m jori,y Of
1850, 'he largest county in that district, is
among the humble. remaining to be heard
from. The question Of Convention or No
Convention, in thls Commonwealth, may be
regarded as defnitively settled, and we wish
tina, It's opponents may experience none of the
evils, and its friends realize for that ancient and
respectable Commonwealth all the good, which
they have anticipated from The success of this
long agirated measure. Mi I'M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
Boot and Shoe Black

TENHE subscriber once more takes the liberty Of in
Il forming the genslemen of Alexandra, and the
public, that he has returned to Alexandria and has ia
en- a stand under Mr. THomas Talberts Barber shan.
on Royal street, and nearly opposite the new market
house, where he intends carrying the Boot & shoe
backing business, and from long experience of the
business, he atters himself, that he clean Boots or
Shoes in as neat manner and with quick dispatch
any other in the District and he intends paying
strict attention to business, he hopes to merit share
patronage amongsta generous public, and returns
his sincere thanks to those, who have conferred past
favors him while in business heretofore and would
be highly gratifed to them again. Also he in
tends to keep the best quality Of Liquid blocking OIL
hand. for sale by the bottle or smaller quantity
Histerms will be moderate.
may s. PETER LOG AN, ,r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
George =. Aough

G
TSnow Opening select assortment of SPRING
q GOODS, among which are the following, VIZ
Blue cloths and cassimeres
Steel MKT and medley do
Black do, superior
VigOnia and Roucn cassimcfcs iOr summer
Stripes of all kinds
White and striped sattecns very neat Tor panta!oons
Cclored and white driliings
Beautiful assortment Of vestngs
Black lastingsand circassians
Black and col ID 5rOchele new article Tor coats, &C.
Super and common black bombazinc
Bombazettcs
Green, blue, orange and black ratuc for coach lin
ing
Irish linens, shce,ings and lawns
S.4 and Cd very stout barnsiey draper
DO do cotton do
UamasS napkins
Super black Italian lu.tring
Back and plain gros.de- napi's
Pink, blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambric, millnet and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dim'cs
Plaid and stripe caNPa'yc
Bastc robes
Calicocs and super giRgbams
First quality aud common nanki"H
Namkin dye blue 90
Grcnadinc and barragc sca'ts
Fancy silk and gauze hdhfs
Fine blue sCarsuckciS
large assortment Of colorcd black and vle siIsand
cotton hosiery
Gauze 1anucls
worsted bindings, all coiors
Carpet do
Red, black, clrab and blue cotton ~
Parasols and umbrellas
Russia German and Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Black and colored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghornt fine pam-!cat coarse Eats
Leghorn flats and crowns
Super patent roller Suspenders
Grey Canton Pongees
Chop tickings
With general assortment Of
DONESITCS and COI'ION HHRN.
4uIu g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
Spring Fashions.

= AIRY MONEY, has just received from New
consisting of a variety IF
HHfs and Caps,
of the latest and most approved patterns together
with an elegant assortment of Silks Artificial Flowers
Ribbons, Gauze Scarfs, Leghorns, &c. &C.
NAV 6-3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07

VIRGINIA CONVENTION QvEsrloN. Since our
las, weeks report, additional returns from the
Convention poll in Virginia give the following
results. From the returns OF all the counties
s towns Of tho commonwealth, entitled to sep
crate representation, except Accomac, Charles
City, MiGdiesex, Surry, and Williamsburg, on
tide water; Bedford, FIuvanna, Halifax, Lunen-
turg, Madison, Orange, and Patrick, between
tide water aud the Blue Ridge: Allegheny and
Augusta, between the Blue ridge and Aliegha-
ny Mountain; and sixteen counties West nf the
lat,er-being in all twenty nine counties and
one town, the nett ma jority for Convention;
computing that OF Hanover at 500 against ii, is
500.
OF the counties on tide water remaining II
be heard from, Accomac, we understand, will
probably give considerable majority for
Convention. The other three, which are small
counties, as well as Williamsburg, an almost
unanimous vote agains, it. In the seven coun-
ties of the second district, four will probably
Give maiorilies for, ard three against Cons
een.ion. Allegany may give small majority
aeains, Conventions; Augusta large MAORI,
~ for the measure. The returns 10 be had
from these three districts Will not materially
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at Fairfax
w Court House, on Monday the Goth day Of May,
being the first day Of the superior Court, few likely
young Negroes beIongingto the estate OF Edward
l.. Blackburn, deceased Terms made known on the
lay Of Sale.
EDWARD l.. BLACKBURN, and
LEWIS r.. BLACKBURN
nay s dts Exr's of Z L. B. Deceased.
All persons having claims against the said dece.
dea,, hereby warned TO exhibit the properly
authenticated 10 the subscribers living near the great
Falls Of Potomac in Fairfax County, Va Or Isaac
kel, .3exan lria before the 5th day of Novem.
Der next, or they may by law be excluded from sll
benefit to sail Estate. And those indebted
qnired to make immediate payment. Given under
our hands this 5th day Of May, 1928
E. L. b, Executors of
may Off L. EB e. L. ID.
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AUCTIONS.
AuctiOn Sale.
Elegant Articles at Auction.

1--WE Ladies. ofthe Female Education Society, net
having disposed of their articles exhibited at their
Farfor the days past have determined to sell them
by auction. on Monday morning the 5th nstcommenc-
ing precisely at 10 o'clock, in the Masonic Hall,
where they have already been seem II is hoped tina,
the attendance VIII be general and the bidders Eber.
al. by order GEO. JOHNSON