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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
PruneS.

81 4 boxes Of fresh piunes
10 do do bunch muscatel raisins
1000 do fresh oranges
1000 do lemons, together with fresh hgs, mala,
ga grapes, shell barks, also, preserved ginger ana
preserved ounces in pots, very superior segars IN
boxes yellow, a beautiful yariegation consisting OF a
great variety of French and German Toys, sc. &c:
;an 1o--St J. B HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

Robert Ousn-The philosopher Of eircum'
stances, writes TO a gentleman oi.this city, that
he is ABOUT returning to New Harmony, by the
way Of New Orleans, He speaks with great
satisfaction of the progress Of the "social sys'
tenn in England; and mentions that upwards
OF 70 Mechanic Institutes, and nearly 500 in
FAINT schools were established during the two
years Of his absence from that country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

VT>HE subscriber will on TUESDAY the 18th day of the
present month, sell at pvblic auction. OIL a credit
OF l2 months, a tract of land containing fort. acres,
situated about4 miles from Alexandra, near the Lit
tie River Turnpike Road, and commonly known by
the name Of Turkey Cock. Sale to take place on
the premises at IL O'Clock by order OF the heirs.
jan l-eots wa. II. DUNDAs, Exe'r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
Public Sale of Valuable Real Es-

t&te..
D Y virtue Of deed Of trust, to me to secure the
ID pay ment Of sum Of money, to Joseph Chris
tie. | shall at IL O'Clock, on tie fifth day of Febru.
AIRY next, upon the premises, procetdto sell, all that
valuable Lot, with the Warehouses thereon, situate
at the south. east corner Of Fairfax and Prince streets;
the lot extends along Fairfax street ninet, eight feet
seven inches, and along Prince street thirty feet Ten
inches.
JCSEPHJANNEY, j.. Trustee
J. G., BARRY, Auc,
Application for the purchase oftbis propert, 1T pr.
waite sale, may be made to John douglass, OF to Thorn.
az Vowel upon the PREMISES. jan SIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company.
.'lNHE Stockholders in this Institution, are requested
L to meet at Nr John Upps Tavern in Middleburg,
on Friday the 9Th day Of February next, to elect a Pre-
the State Dire ctors, also. to elect q Treasurer and
transact such bushes as may be laid before them
By order ofthe President and directors.
jan 7-te A. GlBSON Treasurer.
Middieburg, L.oudoun, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

Yesterday in the Senate of this common
wealth, MIR. 1sJis Of Worcester, asked leave
81 absence, 10 appear and to testify before the
COMMITTEE on Manufactures, in Congress, in
>bsd:ence to a summons from said Committee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
Notice.

Notice.
~ FLETCHER, would be glad to obtain employ
u ment in any business connected with Merean-
-. oga,rs jan ll-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
district Of Columbia,

EDU. I. LEE, C. C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

The London papers state tha' Nh. Moore is
Susily engaged in preparing Lord Byfon's me-
noirs for the press.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
REAL ESTATE
at Public Sale.
New Caste, Nov. IS, 1928

gs7iE subscriber will sell without rescrvc, a, public
D. ssle Al the house Of john NJ Smith in the norongh
81 Wilmington, Del, on Wednesday tbs !c !a Of be
een.ber o'clock, T.. NJ the following real estate
No. house aud lot fronting shipley street.-the
house y i fcrt ithes ~ front vain privilege Of
three fsai alley, tile L" aud alley extending lie middle
stlnce Of the square, al present occupied by Thomas
Johnson.
No .. lIfclyad containing acres, win kIas. SHEDS
and every necessary convenience ioi 'GG extensive
business ihee IS also sad !p wei. iinshed two
slory btick house and frame kCieH-ibis properly may
he sold together separate Ty DC agreed upJn on
he day Of sale.
M 8 A lo Of excellent ~, (caed the old brick
yaid) adjoining lanes oi tue e. u John Moiton Essn
Cox, anil Others, conanng buat acres, Nos. and s.
occupied BY David . W,lauR.
Nc. 4. LOT uf u.esGnN ia iranygine marsh, con ain-
ing ani fourth actes, 10 high Stale d cultivation
bounded by marsh ot Es.u Cox, John Way ESQ, Robert
Porter, and The alafal road
No 5 A lease Of lot for years from the 18th Il
March next confusing two acres. bounded b. BROAD Wal
nu and saHoser streets.
Persons wishing q ysy any part Of tie above wilt
please apply % Mr J9hn Harris, Blap1ywinc,
Tile Mlisputablc-i at sale, &c.
WA. KIRK.
n. T. Possession Of the brick sheds and clay gtouad
mas be had immediately. w. X
JAMES $. WHITE, Auctioneer
Dec 1928 30
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
BLANKS neatly printed at this Office.

y Singular Fact.--The t:eorgia Messenger, il
noticing Tue recent murder CT Mr. Early. in Eek
rs, Ivy Isaac Il. Desha. says. it is supposed that
Early was the son Of Governor EARLY. Of Georgia,
he same who, about two years s;nct, murdered
MI indl,lual In that State. lie made his escape,
and the fact of his murtier is the first thai has since
been heard Of him. Il is singular that both Desha
and Early shonId have been the sons Of men filling
the highest Office in their respective States that
both should have euded Justice; and that. meet
ing Afterwards in a distant and comparatively un-
settled country, cue should fail by the hands OF
lie other. Ii i literal fulilment Of that passage
Of the ifile which declares, that g Nhoso sbeddetii
mans blood hy man shall his blood be shed.''
There is something, too, Ike retribution in one
mur,crcr's becoming the victim of another. It is
eyen-han,.d justice returning the p0ison'd cha
lice TO the lips of one who had himself admiuiss
tered it to Ais fellow being ,irgihiaa.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
SAIEIsSkX1E,S &AA4ENN,a

By virtue OF a Wni Of Tenthoai E5poDas 70 ne direct
I'd. will be exposed Public Sale, at the House Of
Msnloye Hayes Canweps Bridge il 81. Georges ilnn
tred on Wednesday, the 10 day OF DECEMBER neg, n
two o'clock, T. NJ. life right IN certain TRACT OF
LAND situate il 81 Georges. and county Of NswGase
bounded by lands Of LOUIS McI.ane Esq Samuel Thomas,
John II Cannon, and others, with log Dwelling House
Kitchen &c. thereon ereccd-conta.n.BS Two Hundred
and Fifty Acres, less. Together with all and sin
,ular the improvements and appnrenances thereun." be
longing
seized and taken in Execution The property Of viii
lam dickinson, and ALSO,
Iy virtue Of Writ Of yehtioqi i5tonae, 10 direct
I'd, will be exposed Public SALE. al the House Of Man
aye Hayes. Can" ems Bdgr % 8 .eurscs Hundred, on
Wednesday the i0ti day G i4ecenfa next, Al o,coct
Pm The following described PLANTATION or Fact q
land, situate, hing aad beng The Hundred 81 APpG
aurimnk, and county 81 New Castle; bounded BY Hand,
u Thomas Deakvne. Peter \ Humphreys and WIFE, aud
ollers. with Frame Da eing lolse, Log kilchen and
corn Crib thereon containing Ninety Acres mors
led sppultcnances tIefenno BELONGING.
seed and taken il Execution the property of ai,i
Moore, and al 10 h. sold by
William Iicrdman, ShN.
f4.tFe %ny oIti, t13 80
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05

For the cnre Of scr4fnta, Of Kings Eril, Ulcers
Nhenmatlsm, syphltic, .Nsrcaridt aud Lirer
ComptaiatS, and most diseases arising Ia aebi-
iiated constitutions, pr from On impure stdte II
The Htuod. &c. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
Dec. l 1928
Farms and Tencmcnts to Rent.


NO A if.!cc story Dlick hunse 10 ilgh street, No
ii-'omcliy 'enei as the property of William s. iun-
ford.
No Q two IS frame hnuse, in Marke, Street, e
pres occupied ~ Mir IcnNe
M 3 4 sioFy BRICK house and garden, and store
ro n attached one end--iiow occupied b. Mrs Ha
ksrson, ii Stantoo
~ sn,all house ard garden, now occupied by
Mrs Nme IL 5 alitln.
NJ 5. A lo I \. and, containing about one acre and
an hs nov in the possession .. Mr. John Nebccker, IN
StaGtar.
NJ G. farm il Nil, Creek Hundred, near Stanton
now occupied! by VI, Giin
No. 7. a snal unse, with two acres ct land, near
s,anlcn nuw occupied by Mr. Blackburn.
No s. a fam in Min Creek funded, near Mill
Town, nov le occupancy Of Mrs Fuller.
No o. 4 farm u ST. Georges Hundred, near the Trap,
now occupied IS NJ stevenson.
No. ~. a uim in Appoquinmnk Hundred, Tho
,ouelfse Nec now occupied by Mr.. lsrcli
No. IL A iAin in APpoqunl'nnk Hundred Tho
,oasf Neck, now occupied by Charles Adams, "a Co
10 "a au Il, secession viIoe given Of AL the aboys pro
petty On lie 25h March next.
For further particulars enquire OF
Peter A. Humphrey.
No. H. lisii.stfeet.
N'ilm rot On. DEC. |, 1928 9J-iUt
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
--@ o1sJo37 @-

PowFR or ELoouRNcE. The accomplished
sceptic Chesterfield, was present when WhitcGcld
presented tic votary of sin under the figure Of
blind heggar led BY dog. The dog. had bruken
MS string. The blind cripple, with his staff be-
tween both hands, CROPPED HI, way nnconcioas 10
the side Of precipice. As lie elt along with his,
staff it dropped down the decent too deep to send
back an echo. He thoagbt it On the ground, and
bending forward took caresu! step to tecoyeI'
H. Bat trod on vacancy, poised Tor . moment, and
as he fell hca,llvns Chesterfield spraag from his
seat excaining, BY heavens be is gone
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05

'sNE Subscriber hegs leave inform his friends and the
pubc generally, that he still continues 10 keep ~
SohneXn with his large and elegant assortment CT BOOKS
and STATIONERY, splendid assortment Of Iuin am
4eshone6ie A3I'S from r. ELMEs Mandatory, Phadei-
manufactured the countryu various coors and quail
eS.-prces from 81 IS 10 So Persons wishing 10 pnr
e,ase would do well 10 CALI they will be sold either by
wholesale or retail at Philadelphia prices
-, J. SCOTT, No. %, Mafkct-st
" lmngton, June 9, 1923.
notice.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
Dsc /. 1873.
CERCtTE.2ITA'G LIBRARY.
A. g I'll VIII, l1Eas 9Ns
Ne. ), Ugst Nigh St,

- - = V77 "a - -,
lave recently added % their Circulating Library the
following works -
Isyng's Iic and voyages Of Columbus 8 vols. 8yo.
ikn's Political and Cni History OF the United States.
vol; 3yd.
Detlaclion Displayed. By Amelia Opie.
Hagish fasionalIles Abroad 2v.s 12mo.
!lll lack BOOK 81 Mrs. Anre Royal. , vols 12mo
Daaallani ct. know wht' yoa Judge. vols. l2mo
A Narriase u High Life Edited by the Authorcss d
- ElhtatlaH'
tie l.te a Mansie wauch Tailor in Dalke,h. Written
hy hirs-if.
Louise the Lovely Orphan the Cottage the Moor.
They haye aiso received considerable additions to their
collection - aus!C, Is, tie Piano. stc.
Oct. ,, 1888 75-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
NOTICE.

wheel OF lie Delaware. Maryland and North IN.
rolina Consolidated Lottery 18th Glass. viz:
AZ 4 81 40 "a - 81 10.
Wenow ovitc tie attention of our ,iends and
Ne Pubic, 10 ne toilowing Scheme. to drawn
in this BOROuGii, on Friday. the 9TH Inst.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
PARCHMENT.

A. & H. WILSON, M. s. Wesl High street, have Just re-
ceise,i agSe lot o Parchment VI very superior quality
tor Instruments e Writing viii be sold ow, and !bc
rai dico4ul ua.le 70 wade ia'e purchases.
f,sta,iagiea .i4g. u, i52s.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BIZ
~. r. CLEMENT,
AZ eco. A0A, Shipley Street,
FaR TIE PROPRIETOR.
LAsT NOTICE..

The Subscriber Informs the axabes Of Chrsana Hun.
lred who have paid their taxes Tor the present ye,
I'M he shall not cal upon them a AID such do n1
nav by the 20h OF ne renher next will be dealt with
cnring to law He will hereio'ore attend al P,nteys
y ledreqps and Saandaus n each 19eeh and can be
tnd at hi, own hpuse ether days Of the week and he
srncsy reanests that all will give attention 10 iis
sorcr ana save him from the disagreeabe necessity Of
resorung TO compulsory process.
AHON JUSTICE,
Coiecor b CHRISTI ala Hu.dred.
November 90 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
MtNT,liil.

loy II lJon years Of arc, lcarn the Boo,
IA am sine h.kug. Efgurc u Isaac D.Aon, rear IL
upper eaa d Matket street, Wilmington. 60
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M M SNsE

ypvb. nuhIic are respectfully informed that the Copart
nfrshp heretofore existing u"deF the mr." OF Mui''a
n shay at.I to- has heen t's day dissolved py mu,a'
,, ,.ls basne IS will be cernued As hereiooie, BY
H"ho'u "''' THOMAS NuLFORD.
oet alct. 1875. So-ss
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IL. PORTER 81 SON,
oileF for Sale, at very reduced Prices at their
1o0h Store, NO. 81, Market street, W.
aninston, Deta,care,
General assortment of
HOOKS and ST.fYT0,N.QRY,

=
A9mong which are Family Bibles spendidly bound, from
p nio Scott, do vol quarto. Go'dsmi,h's Animated
law "uie' vols Smo, Gil Bass, vol 8mo with 81 copper
E g eng avngs. Rollins Ancient History vol 8vo.
S" Roschems Ecclesiastical History vols 8yo Jose
"as' vols Svo. gilt. Common Prayer Books various
as raalms and Hymns, do. Pocket Bibles, calf and
nno Domestic Ency clopeda. Ioopses' Medical
Ie,oia'y' Qasi Ede'ion) NJ Kcnzies 5000 receipts.
d;nfferes Classical Dictionary. Buchan's Domestic Nc
Ca "e. lowsiitches Navigation. Gummey's Surveying.
r"os hood Of nature. Don Quixotlc vols ISvo. eh,
M. Chemistry. Ules Chemical Dictionary, vols. 8yo
W., . ,le'nans' Poems, 2vols 18no. gilt Shakespeare
w. vols 8vo Seats Infantry Drill Rifle do Letter
sn' ess large and small Jack IIaeyard. Popular Les
d ss' scots Lessons Columbian Orator. English Rca-
g s and introdnclions. Tesamen's spengbouGs. Geo
"pmes lof all kinds Arthmstics Ink powders. States
Glf soldiers Fine Soap. Parchment. Bristol Boards
Mi capei dn. Points, do. Edgng. Embroidered Paper
t 'o The Piano forte. Blank iooks of VARIOUS SIZES.
Ere'h5 and Copy Books. Razors Scissors, and Pen
Nrs WIN general assortment of Writing, Lete: and
81 ag,i Xxx PAPER Magistrates Blanks, &C. Also, The
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"'"R"gfsa, September 16, lS29. 6o-g
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05

a .s-f1 4 lSt. u .lEg SO " ssEa ss2e
AZ 1929, just recev ed and for Sale Scouts hook
NoO o,'829
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY DEcEMHNe s 1saa
Sheriff. Snie.

BY vrtue Of Vrit effhas Leuari Facas directed
viii be erosed 10 Pubic Sa az tie house Of Peter Hnick-
san s.ck Iaver" n Chrtstiana.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
ssgqss, Indian Queen Hotel.
Hais. aAEAA&NER PoRyER

AS aiken the stand Al lie torncr Of .sate mi Queen
q Streets, Wilmington Delaware, sign OF The
IADL3,N. QUEE.n',
Where he will be happy Is receive MS friends and other
customers; and promises provide for hcil en,er,ahmen,
and conducc to their comfort, the most ample and best
s8a.r~,1 The Stages for Philadelphia, Dover.
~ issts;--e=t1 Chri,ana Bfdgc Newark, Elton
rs E.AfN AMI Frenchio~n, vii hereafter leave
s.tsa..s ,!its house daily, except the Dove
Sage, which leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and En-.
DAYS
HORSES GIGS, and CARRIAGES Of tie hes, kind,
viii, as heretofore, be kept for hire.
Expresses provided TO tiayel in any direction at mo
Eleus notice.
Wilmington, March %, 1928. Gift
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05

DELlgv.lRE s S. C.iBOLLNa
LOTTERY, extra class, No 4.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
SCHEME,

F0RrY-foUR No LorTERY--six drawn BALLOTS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
LAW or THETN,TED syATGs.
BY AUTHORITY
Lars Of The Ualed 9ates. possel at In first :es-
5oH ofhe 1Ue3ltieh Cosafts.
LPuHII-Nn- 6.

PUBL No. 50
Az tC1 TO establish certain Post huals. 4ai TO dscon-
tuua others
Re i enacted b. The SENATE nna B,pst of
Representatives. Of he ftjt,d Hafee At timer.
co in Congress ossembied, Tha, tue follow
ing be established rs Post Roads:
IN MAINE.
From namariscotta Mills by West Jefferson
and Windsor. to Palermo
Prom Wa'ervllle, by Clinton, Albion and
Freedom Ia Belfast
From Rumlord Point by Dixfea Canton
No:th Llyemore, East Livermore Na,nc, and
Winthrop, IL Augusta and thai 50 much Of the
route trom kcdhed 10 Kumford Point As inter
feres with This route be discontinued
From Augusta, through South Nassalbo-
rough South China. Palermo, Month Palermo.
Monye, North Searsmont aud Belmont, 10
Belfast;
! From Green to Pennington
/ from Standish, through East Baldwin, Sc
bago, Brldgetowu, aud Denmark. To fryeburc
From ParsouheId, through Porter, and The
westerly part Of Browofeld, to flyebmg;
From Augusta, through Belgrade Rome New
, Sharon. Industry, aud New Vine, ard to New
! Portland
From New Sharon, through Industry, New
/ Vineyard, aud New Portland to kinefeld
=, I'm ,'e a's, III we 9ia'e y, w"
| u';no - VIC '''''' aus ~ A'''''''"'
'i'''''' IN N,,,v t,,,,pat,,pr
rra,, Nilfo,d ,h,on,n w. n,., o''ii''. - Do
i,,, t'.,.,,,;r.,,. -
r.o'', concnsd ~ ~ 81 Ct5rt. p,,.e.,,
- $50, d '' ,, ~, ~
/ - 49,. ''' e''"' anu - ;
w rro,, n.lro,o ,y D,ousu;u, ra.,aoo ..d
,l,a'I nnr,r ''''' ''"'s ''"' ''''''
49,, ! a,,.o. p,r,la,, thr,,,.. ,l..,,. ,,d
p;at L,,,,,S Cran, ~ Rand l,,'o' '''''''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
May l.

.. WILL sell from 3OOto 500 acres OF uncleaf-
ed land, lying in Bedford county three
quarters Of a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Ii Is well adapt
I'd to the culture of ToOacco and the different
Kind OF grain usually cultivated IN the ne'ghbor
hood Is well watered, and lies better than any
tract OF IFS size in this part ofthe country Ii Is
so situated as to be entirely exempted IRON da-
maze by heavy rains OF hIgh wafer Inc terms
will he very accommodating say one, TWO
and three years, upon small payment N hahd'
Foonire of the subscriber, one mile aud hal
south of New London. ALf.A. AUSTIN
Ian H. tS-9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
POLITICAL.
From the Dltiea SENTINEL
FARMER JACKSON AND FARMER CAL.
HnIfN

a Ii1iEs
+ The Albany Argue his lately np,.unr,L.
sed General jackson into Garmtr aud sons
very hooest folks nave sinte bee, ealI.d ~
gelher 10 resolve ths' they will ,nppori tbs
Farmer OF 1eppessee - This !. quite an.
lhir 10" MS MI Calhoun, who Is NJ much a
lhrmer rs General iackson and ought to be-
called the Farmer OF South Carolina Ion.
thrmrr Jackson aas btonehl MP "A LAWYER
aud admitted 70 praGtice IN 11s6 lie moved
10 Nashville N i1ss, where he WIS made a
District Attorney, Ike Mr.. Bcardsley and Mr..
| Bruip.
Farmer Calhoun wos brought up Law.
/ yer, loo He studied law NJ Lilchfeld, in
] Connecticut, aud came 10 the bar in souih
/ Carolina.
Farmer jackson has plantation of ANNA
hundred aeres, which he works by sle,es.
under the cnre NJ oyerseets aud raises co,
/ ton and tobacco, Farmer JAcksbnia roup.
Try sea, nenr Nashville, Is ealled the Her.
mage."
Farmer talhouns plantation in S. asroit
na, yields him coupn and corn. II Isl un,o.s
ed Farmer Jacksonhas net no many slaves ma
Farmer Calhoun, but Farmer jackson has
more land -
Farmer jackson went 10 Congress about
If'o or J. when he was thirty years old bnt
Farmer Calhoun did npi 20 tlll 1910 or II
Farmer jackson quit Congress very soon b,.
Farmer Calhoun staid I'LL 1917 when he VIVA
made Secretary of War, and is now Vice Prs.
sident
Farmer jackson wss thirty nine years old
when he killed Charles Dickinson in duel
which grew ont Of horse race.
Farmer Jackson WIS torlV.fve years old
@hsu he threatened Mr. Madison TINT II he
did not turn S,las pinsnnrr nni Of the ONCE
ol Indian Agent. he would raise a mob and
burn down The Agency House.
Farmer Jackson was forty FIVE when he pis.
tollcd Col Benton.
Farmer Jackson was fory-eiehi years old
when he wrote to Samuel SwOrioui, That he
had "retired to his farm 1916 We may
form some 'dea OF his pro- snoy ms farmer.
by looking over the prahts of bis farm irow
that time i'll 1924, when Farmer Inckson was
made Governor OF Florida.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

Ego sALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
E tmu,, inferior in pniul Of form to ne
Horse in Virginia, Of the most approved sfocN
sd proven himself 10 be thr most valuable
a1r. horse. He may be seen by application
20 iar subscriber, ia Charlotte county, near
boohel Ferry, and the term known, which will
accommodating I'D. W. HENRY.
Aug. IL. ts2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
rEE Ms.

a,,#,e, yable IN sdFance'--So SUI
II For - pei for less time than sax months
.sp NJ ps % dssesa r sSI PAID at ' ~
oihe Edtn's ,y,ll be inserted at so cents per
- Advertisement e., time and 81 Ia eents for each
osre Tor less ee from distance must be pad Tor
sadiiaasaee heir Insertion the payment ass"'asu 0'
some Orders exceeding TWO squares are II"
= ! far six dollars. 80. -, l., 80,
Aa .I,aS vii id no' be attended 70.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

MUST RECEIVED, by Thomas J. Duyal,
81 supply of Linseed Oil, sP's Impentine,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil Maceaba
snuff loose and in bottles and number OF o.
Their articles in his line. winch he will sell at the
lowest cash prices MAY }.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
VIII BE SOLD,

tine cosf. without reserve, "A large anu
& pa,"able stock Of desirable Gooi's
"a assortment has never been 0hefe 90 ~
seea an M, rs on the same terms, at New OK
tins esS oua auction prices. We will sell
p article wne'c , or ' al a" p%s sS'
as we NJ ensccember. Our reason for 50 dong U.s.
ne Is, .%aot partaer Of this place is determined
our fes,Ye TO Philadelphia and we positively
10 ia ourselves TO discontinue tins branch. II
psssss for as to say the amount OF our 7'oeN
IS Vsees Persons VINO wish to purchase any
On manu- would do we'll to call as our STOCK con.
. . oi nearly every description ho OF e1 u own
mar. not 10 be had at any o'he' nous 49,
AMONG WHICH ARE
~. .,,ods Hardware, Groceries, Earthetn aud
p's Ware Ware Shoes Hats, Books, Clothing, Look
ing Glasses, &C. ,,,a
N. B. Our resident partner IN III place VIII
.,;saose Of all his Furniture DIT prime cost.
ospos' - -" A. & B.
July 81. ~
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NEW ACCOMMODATIONS
k.6f@s ANAL. LlNE-from
~ vi'isSyt.-zgtys-ry7D WE Lynchbme 10 Char,
$500 ~, lottesville. Virginia. This
fhrnInh Il

stA@s-----.---A- line running through the
counties Of Amherst, Nelson and Aibcmarie,
vii IN future, iedveCharot'esEille, on Mon
laws and Fridays, at 4. Nj. aud arrive at
Iynchbnrg ON Tuesdays and SATURDAYS ~ >,
PIN Leave Lynehhurg Mondays nj \. NJ
ald Fridays at 10 A. NJ. and arrive at Gaa:.
htesy,lIe on Saturdays and Tuesdays nv half
fter 3 p. VI This line is arranged with TIE
northern and Southern line at Charlottesville,
and with the Western line at Lynchhurg, which
.utersects the Valley line at Saiem this is tie
nearest an cheapest route from Washington
Git, to Lynchhurg. The proprietor has pro-
cured comfortable coaches, strong active hor-
srS, careful drivers, aud will spare 10 pains 10
please Ga this route there IS no night travel
1ing
Fare from Lynehburg to Washington by this
roate is only 81 Al
From I.yuchbure tn Charlottesville. - 80
The PROPRIETOR.
April ,. tsjt
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I.EsSIfiDRNs.

d CASE of the finest quality and finish ev
M er imported to this market, and much
uaier the usual price.
MkEE, ROBINSON &C0.