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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
Consumptiuns, Coughs, &c.

and all diseases of the breast anu lungs .ee6 w
consumption. The following cesthca'e Js' reeeI'su
ssom highly respectable seh's"'a"' wiz 'ho" ia
value:- ,.c ,h. e,,nv.r,,s
or 80. sas severely afflicted with pain IN my
breast accompanied with very pad cough aug SNORT
noe ~ bath and every indication Tin the opinion OF
nav.;c;anI nj aonroaching consumption. After
,,s;nv thron RI course OF medicine, ana hnainS no
rsef r WAS induced to make trial OF buffers 'eSec
,ahIe Indian Specifc, and the use Oh one ana hsh
bottle, completely restored me 10 hens' anu nave
remained so ever since, oehB naht ms that ..onr
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught Us ina. 'ou'
,., s,.nt;,n should be employed in watching the aP-
noae of the disease preventing It's proceeding 20 an
,ncurabie stare and in persons OF eonsomP're nap
:, esorrialfv those born OF consumPu'e Pse".s' '"e
sl,ghtest symptoms Of an approaching eons"mPtoh !"
the constructive period Of life ought careuiy 70 DC "
tendedto." c.,r, h.rh.
Tte specific is obtained by extraction from neros'
roots iow .rs, plants SC when N pe,ec"on' III .on
auence Of a happy combination VI '"e .os. :.
b.rb, sc, il becomes balsam OF superior value u
ns.,s m. red parts, opens the pores and comPoses
rh d;st,rhsd nerves after manner OF an annodyne;
the OF the chest anu the lungs
xyh;eh constitute the disease particularly need ts use
n, ofes neetoration which is so constantly cali
"A e. and Wits, il cleauses and heals 1t also gives
Ar .ngth 10 the tender lungs In this msnner removes
the heetc fever improves digestion give S'ens'h ~
the neryes, repairs the appetite ana improves .ne
rita This specific may always DC gwen IN S'ie'y
Iii n,..,nt 10 the taste and found particularly USE
s; .oo.ond ;cal neryou. and hysterical diseases.
go I'm Of d;,eet,on. contains detailed account OF
49,; I;...s. in all its different stages, and VIII De &C
nan.a ;t,, the signature OF the Proprietor in red
INN EDWARD sTAsLER & SON.
10 FuirfaE,sireet, alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
Sugar, Gin, Lemons, etc.

Sugar, Gin, Lemons, etc.
Oh Hhds st. Croix sugar, apart superior
CO pipes Holland g.n
S or. casks Sherry wine
bbls cider vinegar
IS boxes Sicily lemons
10 do cheese
10 casks do : Superior quality
3 boxes pineapple doO
20 doz corn brooms
so boxes No. scotch behring's
S boxes starch in ID. papers
5 kegs refined saltpetre,
2 crates crockery, assorted
10 boxes claret, dog. each
Landing from schr Thaddeus. Burrows, from N. York,
aud for sale by LINDSAY, HILL Co.
saug 9-W.R.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
Sugar, Lemons, &c,

Sugar, Lemons, &c,
O Hhds st. Croix sugar
. Is boxes Sicily lemons
IS do bunch raisins
so bags Porto Rico coffee
S do Java do. Just landing from schoone,
Increase, Shinn, from New York, and for saleby
iune 25-WR LINDSAY, HILL Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
Charles Bennett.

= CNHTICS DCNNOtVs
TTAs received by Brig Cossack from Liverpool, and
4 Il offers for sale
4 bales first quality shoe thread
case patent W. B. and coloured Tailors thread
4baIes best Bridport herring Irvine
may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02

Dissolution.
VUyIIE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm of L. Il l.. CHAMBERLAIN was dissov.
ed by mutual consent the 2lst inst. Those having
claims against the firm will please present them, and
those indebted viii please make payment to either,
who are authorized to settle the same.
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
;uIv "a LUTHER CHAMBERLAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02

Sugar, Rum and soap.
n vbds. st. Croix sugar, first quality
n q do and 10 barrels N. e. Rum
20 boxes CASTLE soap, landing from schr Columbia,
K;rtland from New.York, and for sale by
me A-WR LINDSAY, HILL & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
Sicily Wine.
2Pp'PP sif pine. Sicily Madeira wine
Landing from the schr Increase and for sale by
aug ii h, .e esr MESSERSMTH.

TIME subscribers have determined to close their
Il business by the goth instant AL persons in
debted to them win please call and settle their &C
counts in the OF this week; if not they will be
compelled to place them in the hands OF collector.
with orders take the lawful proceedings quick
possible Any person having claims against them,
viii please bring them in for settlement
aug 70 KYLE & DAWSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02

Chocolate and Mustard.
HAvING undertaken the agency here for dispO;,
III ing of the manufactures Of MIR. Jonathan Fell OF
Philadelphia, 1 calculate to be constantly supplied
with all such articles in his line will meet sale M
prices, and therefore request the attention of dealers
to the following articles just landed, viz:
10 boxes chocolate extra No.
10 1 do do do do
IS boxes do No.
80 ] do do do
boxes superfne mustard, containing 5 dozen
half pound canisters
6 do fine do do do do
90 ! do superfne in bottles
20 do fine do
may3i JAMES IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
OaYis' Patent PAoughs

VVlHE subscriber is now receiving regular supply
i of Davis Patent Ploughs, ofallsizes.
JONATHAN BUTCHER,
feb27 Agent for Gideon Davis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02

vIyHE subscribers have opened an ONCE IN the City
LondSin the Territory Of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-02
White Coffee.
Rio Green Coffee

SaBags Rio Coffee landing this day from on board
CU schr. Increase, and will sold low il taken off
the wharf, NJ MILLER & SON.
mo 9th ss
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
Court of Probate ss, District of Sharsn
 June I9, A. D. 1928.

f
 UPON the Petition of Richard Williams, of Sha- ron, in said District, showing to this Court that he is Guardian of Stephen Williams of said Sharon, mi- nor that said minor is the owner of Real estate stu asai said Sharon, valued at about sixty dollars viz: ons eighth part undivided as Tenant in Common with John Williams oi said Sharon of that part of the tate of Wait Williams late iof said Sharon, deceased that was set of to the widow of said Wait Williams as her dower also, eighth part of certain piece of wood land, which was conveyed to the heirs or ch- dren of the said Wait Williams by Judson Canfeld praying for liberty sell the same, as per petition on file, dated June 19, 1898.
 OrdeFsh that the consideration of said petition be adjourned until the first Tuesday of September next atuine o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in Salisbury andt that said Guardian give notice there of by publishing this order in a newspaper published m Litchheld three weeks Excessively, at least six weeks weeks before the said first Tuesday of September lS28. A Copy of Record.
 SAMUEL CHURCH Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
.NOTICE.

\ HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District Litchfeld hath allowed six months from the 26th day of inst. June, for the creditors of the estate of
 SAMUEL ELDRED, late of Warren, in said distric deceased, to exhib their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properyI aesed within said time, will be debarred a recovery.
 ERASTUS ELDRED, Adminr. Salisbury, June l9, 1898. 9
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
PenrL Tooth Ponder.
NOTICE.

\ HE Subscriber has recently opened
 LOTTERY OFFICE, door of the Court House, in Litchfeld where he isevery day distributing fair prizes to ladies and gentlemen who venture for fortunes.
 Also, the subscriber, in the office, intends to continue practice in his profession at law if pat ronized by the people. NATHAN COOLEY. Litch6eld, July l, 1923. . 3
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
3lamit NOte GabIe.

Bills ofthe following Banks are received in pay meBt or depOstasthe PHOENIX BANK in this town. The st will be corrected as occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
FOR EW-HAVEN AND NETWORK.
Summer Arrangement.

" OVSSO''OOA "OSVS9 OS~O'"O"
 Leaves LitchGeld every Mon day, Wednesday, ,and Friday mor- ming, at half past 7 o'clock pre- cisely, and arrives at New-Haven at A. o'clock same afternoon.- Leaves New-Haven same eve- ming, by Steamboat U. States, or Hudson, and arrives in New York next morning at 5 o'clock. This is the cheapest and most expeditions route to New-Y York. kept at Catlin's, other wise for passage or information apply to J. PARKS.
 Ltchfed, June 23d, 1928. 3
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
LstchJield Cabinet & Chair
 Warehouse.
GEORGE DEWEY

< Has on hand, at his Establishment few doors west of the County House, an exten- sive assortment of e '.
 Cabinet and Chair Furniture, made of good materials and the workman ship executed in fashionable style.
 He tenders his thanks to the public for the liberal encouragement he has received for a few years past. and hopes by his industry and skill to merit continuance of the same.
 WANTED, as an apprentice to the Cabinet Business. a smart active lad, "A or l5 years of age; one of good morals will find encouragement.
 Litchfeld, June 25, 1928. 2
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
NOTICE.

w the subscribers having been appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Norfolk, Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors the estate of
 a4t JOHN BEE,
 ate of Norfolk, deceased represented nsoyent, give notice that six months romthe 9th of June is allowed by said Court for the creditors to exhibit their claims and that shall attend in pursuance of appoint ment, at the dwelling house of Darius Pheps in said Norfolk, the 8th of Sept next, at o'clock A. M. All claims not exhibited within said time, will be de- barred recovery.
 IONA. H. PETTIBONE, } Commits
 DARIUS PHELPS, { sioners. Dated at Norfolk, June g, 1898. 9
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10
NOTICE.

BROKE into the inclosure of the subscriber, aboutthe l4th of June 1928 pair of three year old seers black and the other red-the black one has one horn little lopt. The owner can have them by paying charges.
 NOBLE ALLEN.
 Ltchfed, (South Farms, June 24, 1928. 9
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22
WINDSOR, (Vr.) Nov. 1.

Singular circumat0nce.It related to US, day
two since, by person of unquestionable veraclty
that while party were engaged upon the 9th instant
near the village of Rutland in this State, in firing at
pumpkin for mark, ball passed the object and
after going 81 rods as ascertained by measurement
entered the mouth of Mr. Strong, who was standing
in the range Of the gun, knocked in two Of his eet
and lodged in the passage of the throat. The ball was
with some difficulty, extracted by DIR. Cleaveland, of
Rutland, leaving the subject of this unwelcome mtru-
sion more scared than hurt although some slight in
f.mmation Of the mouth and throat was experienced
for few days. The mark was sixty feet higher than
the spot on which Mr. Strong stood.
Vermont Journal.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22
MANUFACTURE or SALT.

In late number of Simans Journal there s an nteres-
ting and valuable article relating to the salt springs SYRIA
Sana, and other places the vicinity including some
practical observations the manufacture of salt as pursued
the neghborhood of those springs The usual mode Of
tracing the salt is thus described:
"The blocks, constructed with potash kettles containing
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
Dr.

fos thai the election Is owes. sue, nien n
Dun. shc l,ayf heeu raist,i 10 the shf Iner onl,
b, tie yiolf ice II the .lordi, viii q al ,hris pro
per le,si. y copy the ioip's,ng notice ii hiai
hum the . I...,i lasllss=a .faaAss,s l,si.e.
printed ia thp city Of tie" lo,k -
" he insolcnce aui. Aaier,icaee of this mao
know no beapds. In aIdi,ion 10 ~. iarme
ridla nlnus e~aail,,ct towards ~. sehnd narselse
alluded 10 IN the Ieieeratal ot Aosr,i''er ihr
@fh-nnd We nude, .ti"h Int Ne bar iiaei.
shainsiuily abused ~ u l,tevieps hiln'l''t oi that
paper. We shall or ttie prrSrat ,ieier mott IN
his ~sapicnee. until riler the Presidential ~ele,t,on
whrn We shall. perhaps. doe = f'oI'et Ia fe
sumo The Sabiee whi,pnt sni,ireiles nn srisss 10
the i'npntalian of open production isr either vi
the candidates.
. \ correspondent has seat Us The paper Of the
18th. above alluded to, Dull Green not having the
e~eniiliiy 10 transmit IL tot himself. hui, assdssin
like, preicring To slab rs IN the dafk."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
LONDON NARkErS-oct. s.


Corn Erehoare-in addition Ia n largo sup.
ply dnring ibr week, We had y inif ARRIVAL of
whea, from EsseE, Kent and Suffolk, this
morh,ng s,il the iautors Jrmuudod very high
priees-but the sales OF fine wheat that have
b"en elected were TT zoos. per quarter. Ola,
nnd pGs Tor fine new white md SIS. per
quarirr for new red, with rather froe demand
Fine mailing barley was NJ l.. per quarirr
%h,gber, zach kind being in short supply. Oats
nre hon IL. To Is. per qaaitcrh, her, ~ much
business done IN fresh corn, notwithstanding
the arrival was large.
Wheat sIs. n i0Jt. rye - a 36 barely 81
n Is. malt / a % white peas ioa Is boiler
40 II % grey peas 80 . o small beans,
new, 81 u 80 tick do do 80 n ~ potato,
3 u 81 Poland, II u 81 feed, - "A -
Flour u II 50 rape seed % II %.
October 8 There Is very liltIe good wheat
uifrIIng Ibis morning, nnh such sells iardily /,
bat supports Monday quotations IN olher
qualities there afr s.arcely any TRANSACTION.
tu-day barley o.nains rs lat quoted AL
though the top price Of Flour is iuily settled
at s0s per sack, yet many OF the upIIers do
not rciIise 10 mat sales 0t Tho best quality
dt los. per saeb. al the Foreign Market,
come considerably higher Tor Wheat, OWING
to tho large orders lru.n both France aud Eng
land.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
IL NEWS.

The FOREIGN NEWS.
The intelligence ION Europe which we insert
to-day. is nine days later than that contained
in our last paper and, although there is not
much ot positive interest in il, yet there IS Il
great deal to excite speculation, and to engage
the attention Of those who divert themselves by
calculating chances.
Ireland, though NOT the theatre ofany itnpor-
tant events, is rapidly approaching the cr's's OF
her fate. Something must he done by the
British government TT the ensuing session Oh
A., Parliament to conciIiate the affections, OF AT least
to >Ibdue the hatred ofthe great mass OF disa'-
fected people which its intoierant q unSenerons
policy has raised up against il. With such
men as O'Connell aud Shiel 10 paint their
wrongs in the fervor and warmth OF IRISH elo-
nu.nce-aud with military leaders, who. II they
do not already exist, will be created by the oc-
casion. as they have been heretofore in all TIT
| ,naltuary and revolutionary times, the irish
Ca,holics cannot tnnch longer submit to the
disfranclusefeea TO winch they are Subjected
reducing them to the alternative of exclusion
from every civil and military Office. or Of apos-
tatlzing from thsi, religious creed. The truth
is, tie design OF imposing this disability on tine
Catholics, was TO win oysr, by the seducemen's
held OUT of Office aud weaita TO such as would
sacrifice both honor aud country, all the talent
OF Ireland 10 the side of opIressio, land mus
by striking at the tead ofthe Catholic strength,
10 palsy its arm. We rejoice thai this inssdiouS
policy has been in a great measure deieBico'
For, although too many finer sons, gifted with
mighty genius, have yielded 10 the strong temp
tation, there are many stout hearts and strong
hands still left. to achieve hei rights. boihs by
reason, a,id by that last s'erner argument, which
is no, causciss,ly apprehendrd 10 be nigh al
land. We are glad 10 see the deep interest
WHICH, The expressions Of Ireland have excited
in Ibis country. There exists a FS~erful socfr-
:, in New York. aud others in BALTIMORE Wash
motion civ. Norfolk, Savannah. Chh,iesion
Aueosta. &c. g.. bearing the tile OF " Friends
of Civil and Religious Liberty" whose Oh
loo, ;s n,t alone 10 sead over to their OPP
,tgfssrd brethren their exPfessieris oil deep syn :
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
THE rl.eiR AND CRAZE MARKET.

baltimore. Nor. l2.-Ihe advanced prices OF
Flour Oiiuded 10 ~ our HeV'c" n the 'loar al
the iast week, have been, subsequently,, tally
supported ~ THIS market. On Monday mo'n-
| ln2 small sales Of Howard streeI Flour "ele
madr from, the stores N - pei barrel iesiri
day, the wagon piice ior ihi" description VA
80 70. nj WHICH rate II VAS readily taken aud
holders we're asking from the stofes, $50 pei
barrel, The took OF Howard Street aonf 's
quite light, aud the supplies come IN Moderately
On Monday afternoon, Two lots composing sol
barrels Guy Mills Flour were sold ~ ~ %
cash. We heard oi mo Transactions ycsteidhy
holders demand $40 per barrel.
sales oi good red wheat We're made yesier
day, at 81 - "A - 0l per buslel. Sales o
ttye, al 81 cents. sales Of Corn at .62 4 b,
cents.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
NEWSPAPER CHANGES. &c.

lie ifesideniia' canvass is over, and Ne npw
begin 10 hear of Editorial Ct angrs- some Icay.
ing the desk for N ,e proGt,hle aud - .
pursuits, and others possibly forced from them q.
we have already announced the siieHh ,liss,tu-
ton OF co-partnership between Russell JARVIS
and Dun Green. We suspect thai Jarvis mas G
one of the jorcibte exits. Dull expects 10 zee,
the puhiic printing ifJaekson rs elected, aud he
has no idea of permitting Jarvis 10 share the pro.
fits.
Our old friends, Richie aud Gooch. have al.
so shaken hands, and parted, pul IN perfect am
ny. We never saw more tickiing than hey
display in their notice of the Important event.
They have certainly a most exalted opinion vi
each other.
Mr.. DAVIS has retired from he Charloitesvill lie
Advocate, and the editorial department, Of thu
paper will IN future he under the management OF
DIR. Frank Carr.-rhe Richmond Compiler is
20 be enlarged, aud the Wing is 10 be made -
dnlly paper, as well as semi weekly
.&
u II is said that if JacRson be elected presi.
dent, " honestG gorge kremrr' i, TO succeed M
Barbour ~ Minister to Englaod-as ii s leared the
British government will never admit rcciprocit,
In trade between this country aud her Cuionlnl
possessions, until some man of commanding tai
cuts, who will = cry alout aud spare not. y shall
be sent to the Court Of ST. James ], We do not
Voncl Tor the ruth Of the ru,uor.-Naah, Don
and Simpson, and 9th n such gentry, should
put in their claims aIso-for, although i" hon.
est George was taught to give them the cue,
they made every Thug out Of II which iai.chood
aud b,azrn assertion could. Noah should go 70
Russia, To see what effect the culdnpss of the
climate would have upon his Iert,iify Of imagi-
nation and Is Dull mas already said Gen. Ha,.
rison should be re called from Colombia, aud,
moreover, as ne is n great aImirer of Military
ChieitaiuS, he should be sent to AXE a : frater.
"al hug" with Bolivar. We snow OF no ml.slon
ihat would e1"''ty SUIT oimpsnn. lie must
therefore be paid well 10 write a book on The
influence winch the Moon las on the BRAN. nc.
oapanie,lby practical lluslrai ons, in the shape
Of Notes. All ~e say is fair play gentlemen, in
dividing the Ioaves AMI fishes. Lei US have no
uaseeinly snatching aud SCI %mnbling.
i The moon-sIrnck Simpson says, tina, A.
bfahatn's intended sacrifice OF his son on Noun,
Mor,ah, arose from he ieverisl impulse of
insanity, b~egoiirn by superstition r. Most
learned theologian' ilenccforsord, we will
Ibro" aside oar Dibic, AID rclar 10 the profound
Ld,tor oi thr Columbian Cbseryer. Tho dis.
eovery would .nUte him To lhe ,,diee ri
Chaplain 20 his Idol, Gen. Jackson. II lie
kev. Ezra STILES Ely, b. d.. did not stand in
his pnlh-inro"ing a shadow oelwi4t hin,
aud the throne.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
ELECTION RETURNS.
IN VIRGINIA

IL The counties are arranged in alphabet
calordef, Tor me more ready reference OF the 1 ga =
der and, where il is not otherwise stated. the
returns are complete. We have not vet sum ned
up the number of votes, every mai bringing u,
c ,rfections in the returns represented to have
beenfuIIy maie,a"d completing those which mad
been given only Ia part.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

Bt;LLEiJN. No A. on r. Haa,iast.
",rhc seatfs walks MS LONELY raani
a auu : unit ,euaa aaIsfl4 bapt3 sltny.
:" Where eaaitoA matAs tho gRar.e say,
a Who's thnre. pray stranger, quickly iel
. 4 frieaa-houd n,slt aes Helfs'
Tn last Nashville iieputt,,an euniained tie
following Bulletin of lns Majesty ling And,e"'s
health
We have seems gentleman just from the
Hermitage. Ais Ill The Gene,aI - II, ,ae
enjoyment ofsAcelieni ralih."
".1Hs WeAf Was there ever any thing SO
disgasiingly e%oniemptible ! II ihe man had
been slrk, il wou.d have been highly ptuper that
the public shoulti lave been informed MS ire.
queniiy as possible ofihs progress Of his dis
ease. Or, III had been nnlruly stated thu, he
was either 5 ok or dead. (Which II has mol brrn,
except by some of The Jackson prints. We sup
pose TO give the colo, afd p%rtieae- Tor these a.
pings OF royhlt,) the un,ruIh shoud have been
PLAINLY aud daily coniradicted. But when moth
ing of his SORT has happened, va cannot help
thinking tint tne editors &C thu Republican
(sho pride themselves on tho title o t'gnarl
OF the sick lion. den," y have osers,epped III
bounds Of deiicpcy and prudence. They may
he well assured thai the odious practice of
irampetioe forth IN the newspapers The STATE
oil a mans he tith, inter The manner OF tho
King physicians in England and France.
would be " more honored in the breach thar
inthe observance"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

HE subscriber will c0ntinno the bust
ness at The Store lately occupied by
Henry Carlton D. Gu. under the snp"rlntend-
enc. OF Nlessrs. NJ. ". Davenport and II. b.
Weld, who ARE now opening anii offer for sale,
a fresh supply of Boots aud Shoes, comprising
"a general aud extensive assortment which
were made 10 order, aud particularly adapted
Tor this market
300 sides Sole Leather
100 do blk. and rgssei Upper Ieah r
Is doS Caifskins, (keen's Aiaanfact (, ,
20 doz. biz. aud col d. Mo. skius
% dos. lining mud binding 10
Shoe thread. Boot and Shoe iasis. Boot tools
Whiting, letter aul Wrapping Palfr.
20, Sale, tho brick house AMI idt. situate oa
the corner OF third and Cock stt'ef. lately oc'ar-
pied 10 II iau,ily residence by Nj. Henry Caft'
ION. M ts tiuaBAftb
Qtt % iIi1"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
uNFoRtuNATE RENcouNrER.

Wa understand that u rentounier took place
une day last week, la botalourt, between Mi.
Thomas Newell, oi that county. aud Mr. Caleb
Baker, OF ~lIaliiax, " hich resulted IN the death of
the toinei, by n gun.sbot wohnd. We have
Baker iaLes place, We understand, ihts day, az
Fineaslis.