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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27

rAyE received per ships virginiaand Bostonfrom
4 Liverpool, and other arrivals, general assor'
SEASONABI.E GOODS,
.9MOyG WHICH ARE :,
Extra superfne b!ue black. olive, brown, steel and
Oxford mixed cloths and cas'lneres
Fine and common do and pelsse cloths
Double milled drabs
Ga stout drab and olive fearnoughts
Mixed and drab plans and DcvonShire kerseys
Svs ndown, toilinetand Valencia vestinS
White, scarlet, red, yellow and green ranneis
Swanskins
Blue, brown, green and red booking baizes
Stout green c"-petng 90
84, ga, 1914, il4, 24, 1874 and 144 rose blanke cts
some extra quality So
5, 81 H. Al and point do
Bang. up cords
Black, white and fancy prints, new styc IN great va
Rich furniture chintz
Black and colored cambrics
Baste Persian silk x cotton, and silk striped dresses
Rich chahgeable stutis
Plain and figured, black and coorcd, bombazetts
Circas>ian plaids
9 8 and 4 jackonet and cambria muslins
Plain and tamboured book do and Scotch lawn
Thread Iaces and 4 and Ga bobbinet
hitc and fancy coiorcd cravat hdkfs
Lcvantine, SpitaIfeld, Aag, bandanna, Madras and
linen cambria do
Merino and Prtissian shawls
Black and colored sarsnels and Gros de Naples
Colored florence
B ack and colored French and Canton Grapes
Black .inchews
Black, colored, figured and plaid ribbons,
Ladies' Bolivar hats
Cotton and worsted braces
Striped net worsted cravats, ruffsand frllls
Trafalgar and Brighton boots
Silk, cotton and worsted hosiery
Ladies' kid ard horseskD gloves
Mems beaver and best French buckskin do
rs and A IRISH linens
) and Ga do sheetings
8 4, "a and 10.4 do diaper and damask table linen
Brown and black linen
Is st Italian sewing silks
Patentthreads, cotton balls and spoos, pins &buttons
SreE oznaburgs, shoe thread &c. &C.
On Hand
Brown, bleached and coored domestIcs
Apron and furniture checks
Blue and mixed satinetts
Russia shretings and diapers
Buriaps No. ! to 4
Cotton Yarn, assorted from 20 tol2 &C. sc.
sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
Hacking Seine Twine, etc.

Backing, otlHt "Iio' CIV
QUANTITY Of canister and cake backing war,
n r,nted fsuperior quality, and further supply OF
Bdport herring and shad twine, Just received and
for sale by We.
or INV mart of the DRY GOODS lately advertised, at
R.Itmpre nrices on the usual credits jan I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
Chewing Eab eco

I NAVE lust receiv, da further supply Of C9PEN
4 DISH IUB.4CEO, warranted equal to an! in the
United States JOIN CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27

tlcvsn Ira, aug "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

EHURSUANT to "A decree of the Superior
d Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
District, rendered on the 10Th day Of October.
1872. ma cause wherein lanes LYLE, adm'r. de
bons non of James Lyle deed. is pitt aud
George Mason aod wilkins J. Hunt are defts Z;
the undersigned Marshal of the said court Will
sell, Al public auction tor cash. on the premises.
in the county Of Bedford, on Tuesday the 9Th
day Of June, 1928, If fair, if not the nexl fair
day thereafter, Sundays cxceptad) a tiac' of
Land, lying on the south side of Beaver dam
Creek, containing l75 acres more or less
THOS. \. HOLCOMBE. Mar.
Nav %. wtds66
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

lie had lost all he Ind exhausted -
''f %, OF his friends tor sncb was bis
s...astion Of mind and leciinr. that he could
aud climb the siaircascs of othefs.
',',,as Ias, of iniames) and endure the ffigid
u'. .ps and the snrly denial There was one
- ~ at desert him being Of the genllest
,,ifh all the accomplishments OF her sex
,,,tb a deep share Of ieiing. She was n
,"'' woman not afluent and she had adran
,.ia. sums 10 an amount which prudence con
-,.,e5. She opened her purse 10 him again.
=, ,.,atal1cd few Napoleons, of which she gave
t.g, f,r il was more than she could easily
.''' and heng suddenly called away, leli
bsr table. The resi- Of Is fate val
'r,,T,sed in that one short moment of temptHs
.',i When she reiurnd. he was gone and tia
- mol to be found No doubt remained on
., ,a,nd as to she manner IN Which II vanished
,,, co noble vas her nature. that she would have
,,,sj,t in the recesses of her own heart for ever
,.ar vas il ever Known, TIL shame. remorse aud
....,ansrlnusness Of his ingrautUde. drove hnn
,,.ell.aestruction. He turned the purse and its
o,f contents and on the niehi of the same day
,l.,,feryiew with Book place
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
ate Arrivals.

Nh l. HAVE just received o. additional ar.
w rival Of hshionBM, Ianty Gooia.
which added to Oh, FORMER spring supply viii
make very extensive and te uable assortment
AMONG ihose ntcly received az
20 ps fashionable EpglshGinsham,
20 French DO
I'D 1rrrsuckrr do
I case new style lond6n cllcoea very cheap
tn Ladies Lcghorn Bonucis very cbeagi
do Gcndemcns do Has
- Hpkrs Fancy Feather aud Palm Fans
iiieb Gaule md SiiR ssnR aud shnWk
Rich hll, aud cold Italian silks AID SaHins
Beautiful assortment RIbhpu,. laces 8 G. 6lc4
VIII great snirty Of shpns. HAS ~.
hlnfRhch W. ullcr on snci terms ag shall
be pleasing Ia all VINO vii ta and examine the
extent md variety Of on esh3rlment
l. h. NoRVELL
Inae , tflt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

be +. uat aaotrd vfca ur 0heas bic uIat he j.
taer. fern " "A natrclluts proper mai, ~
lie should remeuiher thai The d,sesTnna I'm
ger nf Providence tas writer snne yp.us ~
- rrmafRed) had stamped naHf on ht,
brow aud he should thcrclas he ciutiais hos
hecall, afhers joaih Once Is, nH ws ft-ffd
Tie Euanifer as W Ito other papf.rs and u, Id
tors a. We 10 other men, II they viii ifrNt rs
With c,,ilifs. it Is al NC ask Ne hase the same
riehl to our opinions rs thet hasr to thcns aud
ne assure them thai We siiat express them fpnfz
lrsslv aud defend thcm as btsf We may T.
howrvcr they choose to 81 ~ the srat Of the
srotnrr wc will neet them On that ground. and
repay scarn ior scofn We see no fsasan why
Mrssrs Riiehlc aud tinoch shauld pin. fan.
tasiic tricks before hugh Heaven" Is ~ a'e
not aware Of any pe0iirr right hey have 10
"a lord It over God heutaee..
u The 3" Noshfiit Republican" Is wec me
toit. doubts ~ To- tie Get whether the letter
winch we lately published As l1om " Nashville.
vas written Ia thai placo Eoenc- ne general
~ cautious. We shall not forward hun the let.
Ter. rs We presume they belong 10 tlir dpt,re
elu5 but Il thry viii designate any pc son here
10 whom II may be shown, we VII iul onte graft
" them.
go
Dtah bgHgltuiBg We reerrt to brar that
Cap. Roberi Hoods Of Franklin COUNTY, was
killed by a flash Of lightning IN Thursday c,eu.
ins last. near New london We understand
lit bee vas On his WAY home. aud was N com
pao} with Col pllafd OF Geiigd. 81 D. was
severely stunned bt the same il1sH. mt We at
clad to near has ucarly recovered nom IL effects
Cup. Wood horse Wa tited col bdl1rd's
horse was pfosuated. but recovered his strength
ia about half An hour.
u We refer the tcodcr 10 the article com
meuccd ON our trst page, relative 10 John
Ho6df. The author, II W,ll oe sern. ahhaogh he
lives in Yaatsce, does not s,,0lk from respons.
hllity. lie boldly asows has NAME aud proves
BY Respectable witnesses. that. N the execution
al Woods, "A murder was committed, disguised
nnder lceal prctenees We solicit attenion 10
u. 80 MN who has sense ol his own r,ehts
~ Who leels the slightest attachment 10 his
fhidrtlt unless he IS blinded by the strongest
prejudices ea,, vote iot Gen. jackson after pc
nising It.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
lAlfaT" Iu0N. rgGf4yD

Hafimao, H4g2i proof slip 90 vbttaa
b, oat correspondents of lbr S. hrreaaale
Advertiser. sats 80 The nattrf ship N4ef
oiL Can't sHlfIi sailed hsm Liverpool morn.
inr Of The Pom al and dfn4. lesan nd.Iet4
io that late.
Tho lltiinh sfarks had risen 90 - in eaeset
quunff II is sad al frpare ibr Inc peanee 81
the Pfmh hy ths hnsth amy vas dcfrf1 10
DE mddlr of HaY
II Is .aid tl9t aforementioned neui,shi, from
the toerts ~, Iend9,, faifs frauna and Bef
In. 8 = Pc. 81 T. b. p1hii.pd ' s5en ~ war
breaks oot between ltnsa and tae Porte.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
A

L The & Richmond Enquirer dHbs the
q Vir-iuau7a driceHtr-in other words. an
Mint. Nov. hp Il known to the Wiee cpndnc-
tors Of that print-ffor wise they ARE in scent
ing out the strongest side of every question,
aud 10 sticking 90 it that we care a. little
Tor thcir opinion As We do for the yeipino Of
other spauiels The remark which the Edit
ors Of The Enquirer quote from this paper,
aud the Correctuess uf which they deny, is
literally true. Aud if they viii publish Gas
they have not the honesty TO do,) the last pa
ragraph which Me- Walsh has written on the
" Hejster piedge.' they show the world
that hfg have " no character Ia lose We
are extremely glad 10 see iha' lhey have ten
fhpir ii b c's, and advanced - FAR as neithme-
tr--Their anuolations do hem much honor.
" Coke uqnn L'lleton" viii not stand com
harrison with " GooCh upOn Walsh. We say
Goorh-beGausc We think Mr. Richie has RAJ
thor too much sense 10 indie such stuff as
thesuoies-anl we believe him to heion much
Of gcntlpman to make iasinnations ~ CON
templihe As they are false. We understand
that Gonch sometimes puts his open 10 stan.
dish =" aud draws il forth rocking with most
diabnical ink black AS the heart which
coins the SANDERS il records. He is a mere
- man Of straw, " an9 unworihy of any notice
3rciieni has thrown him into contact x asso-
citation with men who outy tolerate him. lie is
not capable ofdrawiHg distinction between
liberation and regard, aud his ignorance and ar
Iogance lead him TO the conclusion TIM because
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

hrefer. fIoHh ehnoeefaa tHf tnu7
nfrfaH ppv efe9i Yaut nsephHv. arr
tWff iasfote taa dcly gaa to tnrpf
probable rrnsan ~ y
4 . faus nriarfnuafe for this r H
Tint IN ignorance nftllf fudlmrni# = sis saas8
lRneaaee sn"uItl - o'trn fmposs aaa bi8
nccessfs of requiring sssfhfnf.- p
triiiefhiY not oniy ihe iasemitr
PHiem. ceu'faPas pHHa. ~ hH fa as+
wiih the world Nptnlhstildne asaI iHa
that : kuown.ind s.,id, y hepe Is III b,d
That IN This caHse. ia 81 effa teataa = aitraass
bic ha mish1tuuf of bagiHf nothing tj anpeaf
briofe The puhsie as canins fotn nm. o. laare
particularly sner Do h4s Aee1 zeeeui time
candidate lpT fhe rfrs,iault. 1iaeaas n. #srfed
With tnif, niadnfsa ~ fs#sHhepi aftfn TIRE.
II b ipslly piesaHed much 90 TIA s9Is Ia
hrcn dnnr bN yen lua ave called upon "a a.
quit tnmseli al II ortoassD 10. s. acpa,i Ten
Jackson.
Thee arc ofher ViI~eH. Of meeh greater
moment to ,pat eountg mea lbon. ai,t that h.fse
get engaged ON attcutt78.f9 ehi,i mil salirit
youf mog serious confederation "a tbs 6rt ne
meat OF lrisurs ttINaFO8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

gra1lH I'M .asnvanee to lie auimai daus
furnished firm NqnffaHcon The yo555s ~
that place Annually snpplirs .ke tapp.f,es III
+ the capital with above lo.uuD horses slfns T,
II annually Yields million of mound. al
benes, whichare either grouud far iaa nnIpose
ut manIflns Tie earth. or Carbauised for the
use Of sugar-reiners Hence. also. urae.ed
20 elementary matter Of Prnssian blue. The
snl-ammoniac Of smelling-boiles. the strong
glue which binds together the naris of piano
forts and violics. the fans of the Indies and
sometimes even their elegnnt combs. Il is
well known Tint more than onn kind Of The
delicate fish which delights The palatcs Of tho
Partisan epicnres, is naeVionslv fatteneI on
the worms generated by pnlrefsclons in
the toirie OF donliaacon, Lon. LII. Gas.
Turkish Treaurea--A Ncapolitan nsprr
states that every Sultan IS by custom expected
10 LAY aside a certain sum every vear winch il
lnclosed 10 chest in a chamber Of the Seraglio.
and sealed. On his death, the plumber Of chests
shows the years OF his ign, and the chamber
IS closed and hIs successor forms his treasury
10 another apartment As from the time of
Mahomet II. Conslautinaple has had forip one
Sultans there are nov iasl so many chambers
filed with treasure. which, IN rasc Of extreme
emergency ofthe empire, may be applied To its
necessities. 1his IS very Oriental story
This accumulation OF freaspre though not accor-
ding 10 the maxims Of political economy, mig ht
prove very convenient ut his moment were
there any Likelihood Of tie custom having been
vigorously adhered 20. These chests of ancient
treasure, lfthey were inspected. would probably
exhibit a beggnly account OF empty boxes"
Father Martinez implicated IN the conspirn-
cy Of Father Aroma, against the Mexican Re.
public, was tried and found guilty on the 22d
March asI. and was shot on the 2gth Of the same
month. During ihc ubole tune mis- imprisou-
ment. and the discussion Of his SUIT he always
protested against the accusation coniessmg,
however, that he was the depository OF terrible
secrets.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
uTorIcE--rbe snr,i,io. Onicgrsoffle r.

UJOIICE The Smsitn. Officers of the Re.
! Y yalutonafy Army. Who received commute.
tiou certificates. and the Surviving nou. conmis-
oieaed officers aud soldiers Of lhaf Army, (nof
on the pension lisf) NHp received certificates
or ihe Promised reward OF eighty dollars, Tor
enlisii0g Tor the var and continuing IN the ser
vice until ms termination, atc requested rhIticu-
lady 10 send then uaprs, aud the name, oi The
places where their rcaTasi Post offices ave kepf.
by letter. addressed 10 Col Aatan Ogden. ~
the City Of Washington, who wili heibers ready
10 receive them. This will supersede the neers.
sity OF appointing agents, tn transact The husi-
ness, at the Urea NY Department, from whence
by this means, the proper papers viii te sent
free from expense, 20 each indiS dual ,hoa ing
his rght 10 the bencit IF the ael Of Congress
lately passed, in favor Of the persons Of the il,
bove description.
n r. Ednors throughout the United Siales
are requested 10 give ,so Insertions 10 tbo abpfs
notice. May ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

e. DUO AIlON.--1he subscriber wishes to
a. get Il or 10 pupils ior the balance Of the
year He intends 10 open School ut his own
hot,se, IN the upper end Of Town, on Wednesday
next the 18th day of Jnne-Icrms moderate and
made known on application.
1HOS DlfLARD.
Nav 90. if2t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

wgR. CHtS HAYSEs.-rake notice. INIT
va on Friday The lth day Of 1oly ne2t al ihr
Tavr#n IIonsc Clos l. barrct. ~ podlar Mills
10 Amherst Cosnly snail proceed 10 take tie
dcpos'fian oi Wills Gt'la1pir aud others. nnd
continue from day 10 day. nnfh all are n.
Ken 10 be read AZ evidence, on tie trial Of the
suits depNndiae and Undetermined ia Chnncetv
IN The county Court Of Amherst, wherein am
pIt aud you aud others deas z. 1HtRMAS.
June a2B63'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
PROVERBS

When you mean 10 do good action, do not
deliberate about IT,
Giye praise where praise is due, bot deal ont
,rnsufe sparngly.
Never advise a man to so to war. or TO mar
Verer condemn man on exparie evidence,
,,ere there are Two sides to the question
Abate three fanIths of all the reports YOU
bear.
Make slow answer 10 hasty question.
Iaie 10 physie when you are well, lest you
J,c in order 10 he better
NflIbef look into a mans Manuscript, nor pnt
,.o,r hand into hls pocket.
Injuries are seldom rgotteu-bencfts seldom
Gratitude is a feature much admired but rare
iy to be sren.
Charity, the vital principal Of Religion, is the
,uost absent me. nber of the Church.
An eve Of the master sees more than four
we, of the servants.
Experience Is the father. and memory the mo-
.ncr Of wisdom.
Il YOU have good law cause, refer it--ifa
,ad QUE, try H.
woman out Of temper, is Ike gale in the
tay of Biscav--dangerous by adverse currents.
Choose "A wife as you would lnife--hy hey
temper
Aperyerse woman, is like a perpetual bis
ter
It's with men as with harreIs---the emptiest
MAKE the most sound.
Thai which IS bought cheap, is generally the
lcaiest
The world makes men drunk as much as
VINE
wise man will bend little. rather than be-
Torn up by the roots.
Ifllnu~ ledge does not make man wise. it
nakrs INN vain and arrogant.
The best throw with dice, is to throw them a
Nap.
Hewbo has good health is youog-he who
owes nothng is rich
e. ascarlY as YOU may 10 market, AMI as
late as you can TO battle.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

All the Pfize5 PAYABLE in Cash, which may
he had, as rs a. as soon as drawn.
Whole Ticket 81 30
alf 81 p Quarter ~ Il
= The holder Of t@o Tickets or shares,
must draw one prize, and may draw three.
TEnMs-for packages, not less than fifty
Tickets, 5rhetpe prire. for approved notes,
paYa6lc 6aeea days after the drawing, with
onl interest. Vendors, at all times, supplied
at Scheme price.
Il ORoans, bv mad or otherwise, meet
tbe same aiirnlion given 10 personal appiiea-
iien. Address to Manager offices,
Lynchbug, Richmond,
HncheSier Wheeling.
AUG LFFIWICH.
Mry s. Munger.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

Turing the trial Of a recent case in England,
amost aughable scene occurred. A Mr. John
Smlih. had, II appeared been subpaned by the
plaintiffs, and another MIR. John Smith by the
defendants The latter Mr. John Smirh had by
come accident. get int he witness box, rs a VII
ness for plaintiffs, aud was giving evidence
witch made against their case
Air Anderson, who was counsel for The PLAN
us, with look of sutpnise. Why surely this
ml,t be the wrong witness i-(Langhter)
Mr. Broug ham-Whv, ] don't know what you
would have better testimony never heard,
ttHgher) and the nape is 50 very uncommon
That yan cannot he mistaken IN your man -
Imach laughtcI)
Mr. Anderson, TO the witness-Were you sub
pFned by the plaintiff, siri
hhnes'-No ,ir. by the defendant
Mr.. Anderson hen sir what business lad
Fou 70 thrust Yourself iuto the box rs witness
Tor Tie plaintiff!
Nncss--I heard my name called
al Nderson-ls there any other John Smith
In court
syelai voices at once-yes -lmuch laugh
Ie,}
Mr.. Brougham.-Ohl aye there Won have
"en, twenty in breath Only take them all
- >oceeS>lon. and you may possibly find the
"h} You "ani Al last ; bnt better witness ihan
income who just left the box You will not find
'-'ay -(increased laughter.
Al length Mr. John smith subppYed for the
Phhihf, b'tag put into tine box aud sworn, DE
posed as Mr. John SBith was expected to de
pose.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
RED SNOW.

In Captain Parry S narrative, we find the fol-
lowing account:
August 2J-En The course ofthis DAYS jour
We met with quantity of SNOW tiueed, TO
're d'Pth of several inches. " irh some red col
eurine matter Of which portion was preserv-
ID bottle for future exaninahon. This CIR
rumstincc recalled 10 cur recollection our hav-
og 'requentlv before. Ia tn course Of this jour
scy, remarked that the loaded slrdges, in passing
syer hard snow le't upon il lght rose colour
FL tint. which at the 'Imr W. attributed 10 the
roouring matter being pressed out Of the birch
o. which they were made To day, however.
W o.aSert cd that the runners of the boats, and
sv'n our own footsteps, exhibited the same ap
Ncaance aud 90 watching it more narrowly at
ttrwnds, We found thr same fleet produced. in
aertater or lessrr degree, by heavy pressure
en- almost all the ice over which we passed
though mn outlying glass could detect noihme
'o give Il this tinee The colour OF the red snow
winch we bottled. and which only occurred IN
ryn o. three spots, appeared somewhat d,ftercn
from tins, being rather Of a salmon than rose
ro'oar bar both were SO striking as to be the
:ubject OF constant remark
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SEitiiS.
Nj DICfNES,

= tlliE Subscriber Is nov opening his spfing
supply of fhr most genuine & trcsh Midi.
cues, aud Is constantly receiving ffosb supplies.
IN which may he 1ound is4LiW MEDICINE
IN tsE. III. nssortnenf is GREATLY LAH-
GER than Any EVER OFFERED in dfl
PLACE, and the VARIETY Of AEIID,E3
EQUAi. TO any house IN he o. STAlI2
Howell DAVIES.
MAY 20. Hs6J
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

f.. tfqn''.-lae French j. the oniv mptropo-
Ia IA the gotll which has 1T is rates lake
tf'Y iaet deep and f,ar acres in extent. an.
mn 'r9 hF aboW ,5aa,GOD square feet OF
~ '''taeds matter. / il the ualv metrop-
oi' IN ne void which has AT is ,ates a pes
''eni charnel-hanse, which receives every
.'af, 'ip'o tbe average, the carc,ses OF i -
, &lhor'es iorinin, a mass of animal matter
- - sso 4N'' ponds in weight infectious aud
1'ieoo' rs the ctoGguese AID rqirigs are. thew
are me source of several efn fabrics, on
nun various branches ofiu1astry and com
'sIee depend. large portion Of he vege-
. ana fruits consumed in Paris owe its
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
DANCING SCHOOL.

YET heundersign edrespectluly informs hispat-
y rons &fhe public generally that having clio
Sed his school IN Richmond, he will soon resume
teaching in this place, aud, as soon as arrange
menls made for the purpose he viii GIVE
notice oftbe day that his school will be opened
J. A. kAuPi.
Nav itf59
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ByoR SALE for cash. a likely negro pirl. +.
u bout ~ years old. accustomed 70 spinnlnv
mud plantation work, For further pr, icular. "a.
qu'reof RANkIS i COLI.
Iunp y
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With many others ofminor importance.
Whole tickets - Quarters = 90
Halves
Call and secure a chance at ALIENS OF
.FlGE, Lynehbnrg, where the cash will be paid
OF all prizes so soon as drawn.
MAY so
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Attention to LotterV Deaicrs.

SnHE drawing of the Dismal Swamp Canal
u Lottery, 10th Glass, will take place in
Richmond OH Thursday the 10Th of next month.
The Sch me presents ihe follow ing pIizes:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-05
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

IINHE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
Il BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Petersburg, which PLY be-
tween Norfolk ami Richmond, advertised for sale
on the goth inst-to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from Balti-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point; accom-
pllsh which, the NORFOLK, Cupt. Ino. Ferguson.
Sen. will leave Baltimore every Stnd,,y afternoon, a.
; O'Clock for Norfolk, commencing on Sunday c3d
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock, leave Richmond every Wcdncs-
day morning at o'clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning Mt O'Clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. lno. Ferguson, Ir will
leave Baltimore every Wednesddy ercn,g at clock
for Norfolk. commencing 26th inst, leave Norfolk for
Richmond every Friday morning at o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning at 6
o'clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning at9 clock, as long the ssvigation is
opnn. Fare from Baltimore t- Norfolk &c. from Nor
folk to City Point -, and To- Richmond 81. All bag
gage and goods ut the risk ofthe or owners.
JAMES PERCUSSION. Ag't.
no 2u-lSt 90 BOwlv'S wharf