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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
VrNste0'S NHiC.

EDy virtue ola deed of trust which was executed to
I'D the subscriber by Walter ardcr bearing date the
Gath OF august, 1922, and Of record III tie Clicks
Onic. of the County Cour, of Prince ilan, shall,
on Saturday. the i7h IF Ncy ne1t, before the door of
Thomas II Hampton, sthe Town Of Brent,e, offer
to the highest bidder at public auction, for cash,
Certain TRACT OF LEND,
belonging to sad Na'dcr, yIns ~ the county ofPrince
Wilan, the village Of Groemw ich and al oniTg
the lands of Philip WaTder minta Mickey. and.Jas.
n. Tyler. Such tle only will he made to the pur-
chaser is vested in the subscriber by said deed Of
trust JOHN w. 1fl FIR.
aDril Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Thee are grea, complaints in the West that
:Ar J4ck,on papers refuse 10 publish the 0ffi>
Cili documents in the case OF the six mili,ia>
mra The fact IS, they are afraid of thu truth.
Bot once make the People acquainted with all
lae faces Of hi, most cruel affair, and the cause
Of ,htirdol mast be- abandoned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Til, great Western Mail between MaysViile
..s West Union, Ohio, was robbed on the l2th
i,s Tn. robbery was discovered on the i5ih,
when tao p-rsons were seen burning some
,,,.rs. a, distance from the road One Of
te men was mail carrier, the other a
mrchanic Of Aberdeen. On the former 1856
we've found, and he was committed to Jail; the
other gave bail
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

The iIos'ouians seem TO hold their editors in
great favour. Nathan Hall, editor Of the
Bs,on Daily Advertisers, is member It The
Ser.~rt that Stare; Brojamin RusseI, editor
da. Ccnuurl, David l.. Chids of the Journal;
L~ph I. Blu k.nghs,n of he Coprier, and
Ecmud Wight j.. Of The Pattio,, wer-, on
Thr,day las, elected Numbers Of the House
Of Representatives.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Mr. Clay pas CT through Baltimore last
Tcts, on visit - Philadelphia, for the par
pose o. cnnsN!'ing some oE The medical faculty
% ,i~ ,ahJct of his health While there, the
hl1Uing etyer w.s transmitted TO him from
34lImorc:
BALrIM IRE, 8 n May, 1928.
>r: Anticipating Your return TO This city, on
ga wly to Washington, in the course Of a
ea I.lr, we, in accordance with the expressed
Ssrsof many individuals, request you to So
pun among US for such convenient time, as
Nigh enable our fellow Ci;izeus 10 exchange
s4DIarlOnS With vou, and, in some acceptable
h'm, 70 t, s'iFy, through you, their entire cons
n'enyr In The wisdom and integrity of the ex-
Smg NIional Administration. In rendering
0Tua, high and distinguished functional
y N' The Government, hu" respectful asSuran-
'r, We lament. with deep snliCitude, your con
.H'ed md Np"siUoH,-the cause which has
wa y1n from Nour residence on the present
~,4'I"n. We shall sincerely rel ice in the
% d' te>tnr alton of your health, aud that YOU
na' I've 'hr"ugh long series ofycars, to Wit
'''' and rnjrf he successful operation Of those
S.t principles. oj which you have been SO
omueni and abl- an Jd,oCate.
w are, Sir, with particular esteem aud con-
Slrr4uOn YOUR fellow citizens
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Extract Of letter received a, The Beacon Office
News-Room dated

Extract Of d letter received a, The Beacon Office
ews-Room, dated
LAGUIRA, April l9, 1928
"The Corvette Ceres sailed this morning for
Caythagena, having on board from 600 10 700
troops; 4 greater part of the Cahe!lo regiment
went IN her. Padilla, comm anlant>seneral Of
the Navy, and Montilla, formerly Governor Of
The city OF Carrhageua and the Department Of
Magdaen, have had brush, and il is reported
that Bolivar is on his way th,re to quell them.
Padiia is for constitutional leiorm, and
Montllla for Bolivar and his plans"
Appointments by lie President ofhe Z. STATES.
ALBERT GALLATIS, Of Pennsylvania, and
WILLIAM PrrI PREBLE, of Maine to be sevcrai-
iy agents in the negotiation, and upon The um-
pirase relating to the North Eastern Bounda-
~ OF the United States.
JouN SAVAGE, OF New York, to be Treasur-
er Of the United States in the place Of Thorn
as T. Tucker, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

The election for Representatives, to the Le-
.,rre Of Massachusetts,, was held in Boston
N ,h, Sh inst There were about 24oo votes
-, il. all for the Administration except
,,,g, bar hundred.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
More Prize, !!

More Prize !!
Prizes are yet to be had from the Oa etaJEshedprise
! Office Of J Il. RuNMEILS'
FIRST LOTTERIES.
Ne,p York COns0(id0ted Lottery,
To be drawn on the 18th last Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 50 dollars, shares in proportion.
Trmont L0tiery, ed Ci0HS.
10 prizes OF 81 900; | of 500; # 600; Of
500. &c sc. Only l4,l9o tickets.
Tickets S4 shares in proportion
Grand ConsoiidatedLo/ivy Of Washington
Draws 2lst May. Highest Prize $4,000,
5000; 5000; . 900; &C. &c
Tickets only So halves ,; quarters l.
In variety Of Nos above.
Ur.ill orders duly and promptly attended 10.
Whisky.
hhrs Baltimore whskey, landing tits morn
L - 25bbis ing from schnr Express, and for sale
may II BY l.. l.. CHAMBERLA AN
y. Orleans Sugar SMolasses.
Snhogshca,ls New Orleans moasses,
OU do sugar. This day landing from Schooner
"''''' 'A'e' ''' 'o '' WI. FowLE s Co.
IN STORE,
s5hogsheads New Orleans Sugar, of superior
quality may II
NetO YORK. Consolidated LOTTERY, No. I,
For 1928.
Draws on Wednesday, the l4th Way
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Tickets $40, halves 5. quarters so, e'sh'hs 10.
Rhode %land Consolidated Lottery, No. o.
Will be drawn in Providence on Wednesday! May Il,
Hughes, Prize 5000
Tickets 81, halves., quarters I, eiphtls 50 cts.
Fremont >lafe L0tierV, Class No g for lS2S
Will be draNnat Brattleboro' on Friday, May 10.
10 P,izts OF $4,000.
Lowest Priz~ IS --TiCkets 4.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Sixth Class.
Will he drawn in the City of Washington, on Wednes-
day 2lst MAY. 60 number, 9 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $1,000.
Tickets 81, halves ., quarters !, eighths so cents
For sale at
J. @JaAEeSES
LOTTERY s. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Ne,y York Consolidated Lottery,
7th Class, for 1925.
To be drawn on Wednesday l4th May.
Highest Prize $4,000.
7 ickets 40, halves 5, quarters 50, eghhs 25.
R6ode Eslaud Consolidated Lottery,
NJ. 5,-For 1898.
To b. drawn a, Providence on Wednesday 2lst May.
81 numbers. drawn ballots.
Highes, Prize $4,000.
r;kets "a halves 9 quarters l, to be had in vari
ETY. of numbers at
.J,H. WHITES
Lottery Office. 4. yai street.
~ All orders (post pad) will be promptly attend
al - ;fsd,ressed TO J. H. WHITE,
Alexandria, D. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Salt.

inNn Bushels st. Ubas Salt, daily expected
ttSW Bper schooner Orzimbo, Robert Tr,vers,
for sale by WN l.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Wanted.
1 YOUNG SADDLE HORSE. for which fair
n price will be given, One broken to harness
would be preferred. apply a, this Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30

'ss 'hent as fhe unborn tais. Virginia. although
sh N Of much OF her physical strength, has o-t
buf little, ifany. Of that asoral reighi in the Con
federscy. which once placed her. as if by eou-
mon conseni. at its head. A powerful party.
speaking from her bosom, united aud d%rternin-
ed in its course, would effect much good. II
would stay the uplif,ed hand of violence, aimed
by the lawlessness or ignorance of the President
al the sanctiiy of the constitution. IL would
bold a sirady and eGeciual curb on Tho yicious-
ness of the advisers whom he would call around
him-of men, who having been all their lives at
war with each other. personally and politically
have at length found n common theatre Of action
animated by one common impulse-unprinci
pied ambition. From the success ofsuch a COM
bination. we have every thing 10 fcar-and we
again call o.. the friends of the adminislraiio
To use every e%xertion, which honest men may
use, 10 prevent il!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
OBITUARY.

DIED, NJ his res,denre, near this place, On
Sunday last, Col WA. | LENla. alier lnhg
~ painful lin, ss.-We lenve u To those WHO were
more Intimately acquainted wiih Inn than our
selves. to write his rulosy Col, l. represeo
ted tins county many seacs IN the VIRGINIA lie.
g%isIaiure. and also this District in Congress.
lie was u jealous TREND ol internal improve
ment, aud to him the State WAS much lndehted
for the Impulse h. gave to that spirit, NJ The
close Of the war. As n man. be WINS universally
esteemed by his fellow %c',izens, and warmly
beloved 10y his acquaintance.
The funeral service over Col. VIM. I. Lewis
aill take place nj IL O'clock Saturday, ihel /
day of Nov. next, al his late Mansion House,
nbont ssvrn miles below LvnrhlHr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
New Arrivals.

<PHE sa'scr'orr mas 'ece.vsa Jew e ., ns
new Goods. and will 40 " lew DAYS ,ece""
1870 packae.s from Tew York. His stock viii
be vcr, large aud complete, having Sc ecifd
them with hI> own hands. He can recommend the
styles and quality with confidence. lhey CON
sist 10 part, of Cloths aud Csssimeres, tass,ucts,
Jerseys and Napt Cotons, Rose AMI RUM
Blankets, and Woollens of almost every k'no
-Cailcoes, Silks, and oauin,, Mns'n-, ,"h'
b7,cs, white and brown Linens, D"mfsi'e ,
Shell Comhs, Shoes. Hardware, sc. AZ -
which witl be SOLD At n very small a"'""'e
for cash. lie invites hi, friends an'l ep'''".
ers to wait y few days 10 vie" o'' 's'N''
ment prrvini', 10 Lying 'pihr,r Az S"l,.N
Oct. SO nis-o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
MIX. ANDREW STEVENSON.

\ few days since, we bad occasion 10 make
nenial Of the charge recently made against him
by Mr.. Sloane. ofOhio, IL had happened 50 fre.
quently that either Mr.. St"yensou's memory had
proved 10 be strangel, treacherous or that his
auditors had grossly misunderstood or Inisrepre-
scented the tenor Of his conversations, that W.
thought it moi unfair 10 throw The c. insure. where
we are certain il vail he eventually found Justly
TO belong, TO wit, on his own shoulders. lfonly
a solitary instance had occurred Of n difference
in memory or Of Interpretation between Mr..
stevenson and those with whom he had convers-
ed, il might he attributed to the misapprehen
slon Of his hearers bun, when. as is the case. We
find him. with regard to the probable dissolution
ofthe Union in the event Of a certain contingency
failing 10 take place, coming in direct contact
with Messrs. Blair and Cowiing, of Richmond,
" use yeracity viii be questioned by no one who
knows the oI-and again, giving a direc, denial
to a direct charge Of electioneering for the
s,. 5 Chair, preferred Ivy one of the most
taIpntpd and 0p,, ueildNhY hieinnr. ''""s
Of Represen,ariycs-AHr. a third tune, 'ea"ced
to the same necessity win regard 10 Mr. ""
Buren, and the electoral law of New York, we
cannot bnt think that tine fault rests with him.
Any other supposiiion, would involve the absur-
dry, that an extensive plot had been formed 10
ruin MIR. Stevenson, extending from Ohio to
Boston, aud from Boston to Virginia We
teink his best friends may find a more rational
solution Of the otherwise nnsccounfable tact, in
Mr.. Steyenson's ackn6wl lodged impetsosity of
feeling, and the general inconSidri ate character
OF The conversations which grows out of this inn
petuosify. These remarks are produced by the
following paragraph, which we find in the las,
Boston journal, subsfantiafing n charge made
by tina, print against Mr.. Stevenson, willis, ,if.
S. was in that city, the tenor Of which will he
gathered from the paragraph iiseif,-and which
Mr.. s. then positively denied. Against that
positive denial, we have the equally positive ~
ser;ious Of gentEeiuen with whom Mr.. 6. ron.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
THEATRE.

On Monday cyrning last, Mr. V. Dnmileu en-
hihited his most wonderful and ingenious tricks
OF Necromancv In =" "a beggafly account Of emp
Is boses.' Although there WIS no, a snficien-
ey received n the door 10 defrav the expenses
incurred Mr.. -. unlike many OF his pr iessionL
and unwilling 10 nlsapro'ni The very ttw Who
hal attended, cheeriully PROCEEDED with the per.
furmance, III addition 10 the other nmusennenis
~ that evening. the " Phaniastnagoria or Opt.
cal Nlnsions'-exlibiting man, chataet Is OF CO.
lehriiy, y also, images oi fancy vii CHI we're truly
interesting. This pari Of the pertoi niance
would he pleasing 10 those who have never WI.
messed IL. This evening, Mr.. D.. makes his last
appearance IN tbs plaee his uoIemil log eset.
lions 10 please, his extraordinary IN enniiy IA
his profession. which, i, not only calculated " 10
kill = dull hour bat n moral lesson 10 youth 10
gnnrd against the hortid vice OF gambling. aud
the snnIes Of designing PEI sons. II is hoped the
citizens of Lynchhnrg, will, on this evening. ex
tend lhrir llhcteliiy aud patronage 10 M ID.
aud remunerate h,m Tor his loss o Monday eve
ming. A SPECTATOR
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30

NJ. nald exhibited amenssfa variety Of
things. an aihm OF fne caiulfic iinsr, ese,y IN
%irrstice ~ si,ich vas wils eDoukll I - the aesr
n Der Ffeischaiz 10 II i've through, car, horses,
and all. The eye ola fne .arinie ~ edie was
neN exhibited, through Which an Alicrman
might jump without scrai hug fs stles az
he rough aud sharp projection. al The steel.
W. Hlsa saw what W. must call n mi = pdpa.
VITA, ihr French call n p0u. and the iaffis eal-
led - pediruins. II Is a horrible animal. nv IN
mems ufn sensitive nature, n II manifested a
most contempiuous Indifference 10 he execrs,
tions of the large n%sssmhi, before whieh " bad
the honot 10 appear. N Y Courier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
yerscl. Arr mt ,hcs, things very strange. q

versea. Arr not ihcs, things very strange. 10
"a. the ieastf
The EDITOR OF the Massachusetts Journal As
authorized TO give 10 the public the name oi Mr.
OALvis II Slosr. OF Shrewsbury, Post-Aias.
ir,. ss Ina auihn, Of tie litter from that town,
published Ia he Journal Of septenIber Is and
Ia give the name of Aypefw II. WARN, Esq Of
thu same place. Coans "a, ct Law, rs ihe gen
,lemse. Win dvclaie+ aud ,treat.i That he
heard Al. SRrAKtR srgsEssas. do, in ha late
sisii TO Aassashn Us, stat rttAr TIN ELftro=
RAJ LAW % NEw-inRK mould b. "hffed 80 as 10
gre TIE phoie pote oJias Stais 10 General Jack
son hai 10 fleet sueh alteration Mr.. VAN
RuREs was " as basg aneag The Members 81 Inc
Legislature us a Jdea,tr h as hagmakiRg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
CANDIDATE FOR vIcE-PREsIDENr,
pIcuARD RUSH, Of Pennsylvania.

,.,o,,s and patriotism or this candidate arc bette
~ ,hs able and successful Administration ofthe Ma
YIN saaa, Finances. and in Reports IN winch the best Inter
t'v aa,,becoibtr have been iearlessly advocated, than 4
INV ~ei,logiunl we can pen,
rLEcTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
/ Col s Wright, ofNortok,
. Benz. Harrison. Of Charles CITY
3 J. Goodwin. Of Din'oiddie,
4 DR.. Richard Field, OF Brunswick,
s r. C. Darlington, Of Halilar.
g Benz. Hatcher, of Chesie, fed,
: Samuel Branch, of buckingham,
q Judge Fierning Saunders. Of Frank'iA,
o David 5. Garland, Of 1mterst.
10 Chapman johnson, Of Richmond,
II Judge F. +. Brooke, OF Spohsgtrania,
70 Charles Hin, Of King and Queen,
13 Capt. Robt. Lively, Of Elisabeth CtH
"a Cap. Hancock Eusiace, 81 Stafford,
l5 John Shackleiord, Esq. Of Cntpeper,
10 Judge w. A.G Dade fPriace William
II Col. Wm. Ellzey, Of Loudom
10 Alfred II. Powell, Of frederick,
10 Col. JOS. Hauzeu, Of Nottingham,
90 Judge A. Stuart. Of augusta,
Of Ballard Smith, of Greenbrier,
% Col. Benz. Es,iIl, of Washington,
% Judge Lewis Summers, Of Konawha
q AIpheus p. Wilson. of Monongdiia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
ECONOMY A. uonEsryl

Gen. Wm, n, HARRISON j. about III sail from
New York Tor his destination. MS Minister 10
The Republic O CblonbA-iNe hive n fair
sample 81 the modesty Of the 1neksonians, as
we'll Us Of the economy, in public expenditures.
by useless changes ol oaict IS, p CRAFTY the
hungry cotmoranis who are magtng Ia the
skirts ofsIackson. II the present adthinisiIa-
tinn shall be rxrhangsd Tor ano'hst, IN The
following remsrk made l,y D4n Greeu, m re-
lhtion 10 this subj Ct: " We regret 10 see u
useless w~Rslesoi rnbiir money tsays the i'm
maculate btef General of The feIegraph)
N sending out a minister whose want
ef capaeig, IS well Ms the relation which
Tie hears 10 Lhe great republican party,
viii necessarily make his recall as one Of the
first acts of Gen. Jacksou's administration "A
Duii is in the confidence OF the Farmer Of Zen.
nessce. W. presume The matter Is settled, and the
national treasury is 10 he taxed with another
outfit aud salary, 10y tht economical Jackson. II
ne ne elected. to CRAFTY n p%otiticdt resentment,
aud 10 iced a greedy expeetant But. hon mo
dfst is D4ff 10 speak Of Gen. har,ison's " Wdni
Of cdpdciiy," while he Is advocating The preien-
SONS 81 Gen. Jackson A n sotiifr, even, Grn'
Harrism's defence Of fort Meigs, aud the
campaigns u, which thai defence was p,ece
Died ani followed, exhihltti ten times more sk III
aud were attended 10y twenty times more dan
ger ,han the affair OF New orleans. Aud, rs TO
his leg lsiative career, bni few men in the Senate
thai body OF sages-Ianked higher Than Nm.
u. Harrison. Ills. intimate acquainiancs both
! with the external aud internal policy ot the
nation has been frequently exhibited in debate
ia that body, aud his speeches will bear n com.
pnfiSon . nh those OF any offs members. Aud
such Is the man who is spoken OF. as possessing
too lIrle " capacity for the performance of The
duties oil Minister Plcnipolenlisry, nv one, who,
Thinks Gcn, jackson qnaliicd Tor The Prrsiden-
cy. It's tn nature Of Jacksonism, however
10 drag down every conspicuous opponent Of
then Idol 10 has lesel, thai he ma, appear rs All.
| vaniageonsly As possible and therefore no man
wno comes under its prescription, need wincc
nude, IA charge of ignorance. They only spea,
in the co npayaiine degree, aud Andrew jackson
is Their standard!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
EuEAl, nOnh.1.

YEyHE subscriber has determined 10 change
his busiorss, mud Will srll The most yalna-
bile and spendld stock nj Books. thai was ever
Offered ~ this or any other mafkft. at reduced
prices, fr cuh.-Ibis stock consists OF liisio-
zeal, Theological. aud Miscellaneous fublica-
iions. lie has also. a splendid assortment Of
n" and Medioai Books which he particularly
offers to pr lcssional genllrtsep. - liz most re-
speriiully invites country mr .chauls, teachers.
and the citizens II ihrge,t cal aud rsnmIne
ihe qdalii, ail The prices Of his Books " nj.
winch h. 1aiers ninseI eittry viii he pleased
+ABtAM II, NDKIH.
Oct. Pc. Its
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
Nh. JONATHAN RUSSELL.

This gentleman, having, we presume, forgot
ten the humiliating condition in which his contest
with Mr.. Adams placed him before the Amer'-
Can people, FIVE years ago, has again assumed
courage enough to present himself to their view
as the asSailant of MIR. Clay,-the Client nego-
tiation being still his ibeme.-Mr. Russell once
occupied an elevated position in this country. as
a patriot and diplomatist,- and he would, in all
probability, never have fallen from it, if he had
never been connected in negotiation with others,
whose superior talents and ingenuity, coming in
immediate comparison with his own, excited
his envy, which scarcely ever fails TO be succeed
ed by hatred. If its object eclipse him by whom
the dlsbolical feeling is fndulged Such is the
case. as II stands between Mr.. Jonathan Russell
and Messrs. Adams and Clay. In pursuit OF his
favori,e design OF mining the former, Mr.. Rus
sell has eone q, least as far as is consistent with
honor-Se thii,li rather farther than any gentle
man can ad-iu publishing the private CORES
uondenoe betwecn hiuSe't and Mr.. clay ffhis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
CANDIDATE For PRESIDENT
GOWN Of has'd'

!" Nan 10 WHOSE honesty. wisdom and ABILITY foef
a "sn y, ~ ,he United states have borne ample ami
presh Ts',..anv WHOM tho great Washington, ~
plo.M nannced . our most valuable public character
~, whom the philosophic Jefferson, ana me PM
ahroai .I,J;son delighted to honor aud whom tic
itnth,ops af,nros. after appointing and continuing hlal
rang NJ si"hest office within his gitt. for eight years pub
~ y 1eolared, that " whatever there was Of eScelleaee m
hr annl".s Al, aaa,ps ;s---A Chief Magistrate, whose
r9 raa,.,ra,ioo has evinced a like excellence with that o,
n,aJecessors and during which, after having applied
v'srfire Miilioas oflollars to interesting Plbne an T y
Z - has maid oil, as documents show, more than THIN
i,rrv "rJRE HI MILLIONS ofthe National Debt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30

@TOrfCE ~ The snbsJiber still continues 10
. sell i0bace0 mud other producs an eommss
sion, lie wiH aLso ship produce of onb kind fbrH
reig moderate compensation. Keeping n rtgninr
correspondence 1clhhfhe bes, morfaHiiit hon2eS 10
Rirhmund. from Whifh he r%tceircs fbe enrhesi md
noa dtahsutc coHlmetridi intelligence from III
rope ami elsewhere ne wtR be entitled 70 trdn4nct
bnansss nj dH times. NTH n ft0t0lgh ihOeiedg>
ot ne ftei0h as Ueh as domestic mnrftis
A H11IHER.
N u iioripe bern appoiried ttahftry CONT
missioner. / nm |ptepgttl NJ all TIMES 10 toks
depositi0ns any ,rhetr IN Campbell eopaiy mud
olag geaer,ig be Joand n py eJfee. FIN doors
abore Mt franklin Hoit A n.
WdV Is 1888
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
NEXT MONDAY.
ON NEXT MUWDHf

-, and eyentfd contest will he de-
.;aea All we need say to oar friends
co TO TIE POLLS on thai
d.v. and record your votes for JOHN
- ADAMS, RICHARD RUSH
aaa CIy3L LIBERTY, against an
dem Jackson, and Military Rute, John
n Calhoun, and Disunion
GREAT NATIONAL ELECIAoN'
IN IN fret Mondny IN N0refnber.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30
SOLAR 3.

FHsIIE ciIiZens OF bynchbug and II. vicinit,
N are respectfully informed that tbftf h
noA in this place, u Large Solar 4licroscop
when ~ iguiIos objects more than QUE Mi Inn
times their natural Sze. This wond rlnl an1
highly finished l%nsirumeni. which lnaeni6es oh
lrcts 10 ms great u sizr ms any oih.r Ia The would,
will fema,n Hrre bul three enrddys lingo titus
afford, an opportunity To those VIII are de.
sirous Of Witnessing lis astonishing powe's. the
mites living aud moving upon the uiace Of figs
aid cheese, thai are invisible 10 the naked eye
are made 10 appear larger than rats ~ era +,
animalculB ia vinegaT, 10 the size of GELS, pos
sesslng wonderful activity, from 70 10 81 lncIe.
~ length the pores ia various species OF w0od
one 10 three inches la diameter n nra lmget
than "A sheep leg ola common housstly ID I et
~ length. with claws ms large as an eagle mus
auito's wue L. feet long the eye Ola dra2-
gon Nv, showing its different lenses which a.
considered by nainra ISIS. as So many distinct
eyes. aud are ~ number 1900 aud cnnsc
quenilv ia both cvs :. ~ .0oo. every nnr Of winch
Is capable Of fnfmlug u distinct image Of an,
Offices leg Of small spider mNte han 30 feet
IN irngth, particles iftlie dust OF n butirttly 4
wing, are beautiful aud regular orgatizfd tea
theirs. broad aud many inches IA iepgih, aud the
process ard coufigutalIon oi she cry SALVATION
of vai ions sainse solutions beautifully illusila cd,
with many other objects which are rquaiiy 10
teresiing and instructive.
As the objects. when maguifed, are represen,
ted upon a large screen, 90 persons can view
them al the sane time.
Room NJ the Washington Hotel
Hons OF admission from y, A VI. 10 2 +. N.
N. Il. No dini.sion'uhel The sun shmrs.
Abundance % crats, children hall price.