davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
Y,aa Sale sIrend.

Ahz Saturday il,e l5th day oi Nov ue,t'
- se win proceed 10 sell, for cash, upon
10 rrm,ses, AT public auction, a tract or par.
&c. OF land lying and being in the county oil
Campbell, on Arehef's Creek. near the bull
Sin spfins fHvern-Ii being the same lraat OF
land which was sold by Ross esecaiors about
the isi day OF July, 1890 u Robert hloheson,
and afterwards sold BY him 10 Robert IL.
Neighhofs, who decided ato Nm. Il. Neish-
hours a. per deeds of rseord IN The clerks Of
&C. ni he oount, conri Of Campbell asaiso
a deed of release from SAID kieiisson w the
said wn. X. Neighbours ail Of which can be
examined rs TO lbe meies aud bounds OF The
laud. rhe sale will be made in pursaahee oil
a trust deed executed by The said William
II Neighbours, 10 the undersigned on IT.
9lh day ef August 1926. 10 aesnre debts IA
20 lhe laie firm Of G ,fisnd Walton, aud Ptnn
All Is recorded Ia the eletk. ofice OF Camp
bell county A trustees we vii couVfy
sneh taie a. + vested ~ ~ ~ ssid deed aud
81 other. SAnL GARLAND, 1fr1s-
MtUKiCE II. GARLAND, =, tees,
Oct. 10. wtJsls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

"a shall be absen,from lynch
outg some time. Those indebted 20 me
WI p'ta'e make payment 10 Lancaster and
.,a'S"' or hd"hrd Lynch, who are aulhori!
,ed 10 graut scquiual.
Sept. Is. '.c't2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

ENoh REM, the three story brick Tenement
al present occupied by Mr.. BENJAMIN r
Hunt opposite the Office ofthe Vite.nian ~ bos
g." GOOD store counting room and cellar, and the
ulPe' pa', well calculated for a family. For
terms apply to Peter Dudley.
Sept. Is. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

VI 0TltE.-I offer for sale, my tract of land
~ ylng on the north side OF Black Water
Creek, continuing 1873 acres, about 100 acres
of winch is heavily timhered. and is rich tobac-
co land, There Is also attached TO it, one ottbe
best mill sites ON Black Water Crcek. This
tract lies within a mile and a half Of Lynchburg
II is well watercd, and one OF the most desirable
tracts inthe ncighborhoUd. Il will be sold on
accommodating terms. | also wish 10 sell two
unimproNed lots, In the Town Of Lynchhurg.
CALVIN TATE,
Sept. %. w6wl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

l.NA0r1GE.-pursuani 10 The provisions Il
Is a leed OF trust, executed 10 me M Jat.
last, by Hm M Parsons, and OF record Ia The
clerks oiliee OF the county OF Albrmarle, for
The purpose Of securing the payment of II
debt therein mentioned, due 10 Nicholas ~
patrick, | shall. On Thursday The Goth OF Nov.
next, ii far, II mol, the neyt fair day lhcreaf.
ter, proceed 10 sell. tr cash, at auction, On
Tue premises, the said tnfsons undivided IN.
terest IA and ~ certain tract oil land, l%,ingin
,he county of Alhemarle, about 20 miles from
harlotlesViiie aud 3 miles llom the Cove
Meeting House. aud adjoining thu lands Of the
estate of Benin. Norvell, Saml " Martin q
plhers-being the same land lately assigned
To the heirs OF Wm. Moran. dec.
Selling ms trustee, | shall ouly convey such
title an is yestetin nic by the deed aforesaid.
WILLIAM NJ. Li.tYlS, Trustee.
Oct %. tds2I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

we ATkASS MAAENG.--The
lVH subscriber, At the lowci end o. main
street, in addition tohis Rope aud TNine max.
ing business; makes aud repairs Curld Hair
Nairas,es. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap aud comfortable article for summer-and
would be thankful Tor any job IN that way,
which shall be done with neatness and despatch,
aud ON very reasonable termcs.
j. II. ECHOLS.
May tS5o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

Y virtue of a deed of trust. exeep,.5
BE the subscribers by Col. David Io,.@S
his wife, bearirg date April 10th, Iss6 ~ az
recorded in the clerks Office of Ca, eIl
county, for purposes therein men,ioo.f
shall proceed, on Thursday The I'd a. We
Oclober3texi, II lair, II not, the mex fair p"
sunday s excepted, al the residence of III. ~,
Jones, 10 sell, 10 The highest bidder. M MI
auction, Tor ready money, the tract OF and y.
'be deed mentioned, and on which the col. I
Jones resides, containing $50 acres, mo,s
less, or so mu b thereof rs will be snFeio".
to pay the debisslow due. and secured nv H.
SAID deed and costs attending the same. .,fLG.
isnd is situated in the lower end Of the con-
iy,in a desirable neighborhood. 10 nil.
northwest from the court house, and % mil.
ron LyDchbnrg. II lies well and is ell ,n '
'roved. The buildings consist OF a pooa
+" yelling house, kitchen, smoke house H..
"ush, &c. nith all other necessary oul hmm.
= aiso,sR good apple orchard OF well 60.
lected iruif. lbe greater proportion ot IN.
hnd Is now IN woods and good tohacro land
he greater proportion of the plantation 4
resi- land and ia good repaw.-We dem !,
Unnecessary 10 give a further descrip,ion n,
ne land, %snpposing no person will pnrehsss
without viewing the land. Acting as trps,eo,
we shall convex only such title as is yps,eH
II US. JOHN HOBSON.
WIN. ROBINSON.
The above sale is postponed until the qo,B
II Nov. next, al which time il will c%erlnipl,
take place. In
VI,
Ihe above sale will take place with nv en-.
tire consent, : DAVID JONES.
IL The Editors of the Richmond VIII,
sill insert The above advertisement in theies
papef until the day Of sale, and forward the,
acconnt 10 tins Office for collection.
Ocl. .. tdsl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

foR kENl-rhe hrirk house situated on
N The corner OF third street and sixth al
iet, NJ present in the occupancy ofMr Jas
pnh"i' Immediate possession may be had Il
necessary. Likewise, the Store house on
mum street, at present in the occupancy Of
nv. ~ Ahile. poscssron may be had on Isl
Nov. LDW ARD DuFFEL.
yet ~. w4wo0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
WORK.

IENhE" POCKET FARRIER," % Gentle
IA mans Guide, in the management OF
horses, under various diseases, with an eA-
p'ahatIon OF the symptoms attending the dit.
'eFeh' disorders, and the shortest, pla nest,
a"o most huutane methods OF curing them, di
fecl'ons Tor JndgIng If the horses age, and
"seiul "o.erSaiiohS ON the breeding, raising
ana training OF c~olts.-Hints TO purchasers,
aho general directions Tor using a horse ON a
Journey, with useful rules tor riding with safe
~ sfaceiutness, NC. and directions 10 pef'
'otm me necessary surgical operations Re-
ceiP' ior gelding, IN "A new and improved
F'an' ard Tor securing horses from the dan
gers ar.snR from Bots. rruncheons, &c. 10
witch Is added The Horse, Skeleton, taken
rom mat OF the Academy of Sciences al PE'
me above work has been compiled and
written by James Ware, of Amhers, county,
ana good Judges no have seen il pronouncs
Il superior TO The works on F~arriery now ia
General use. The above work inst received
aud for sale by ca WJTHEgs.
A"s'' tsS7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

kNok SALE-A likely family OF negroes
H. soh'ising OF a woman who is a cool
washer ana 'roner a boy between l3 and Ia
years OF age, accustomed To the house. md
d cn!la wears old Application can be made
al this office. ~ uaue
Sept. 10. TN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
NNE.NS.

uDKlNS specific remedy for the cure OF
% Corns, White sWeIlings, Sore Legs aud
Ulcers Schirrus or Glandular Tumors. Fellons.
rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, letters, Chill.
blalns, &C.
Just received by
THOMAS J. OUVAL.
Oct IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

lust PUBLlSHED-Tales of a Grandfa.
% Their, being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author of Waverly. &c. &c, for
sale atthe Book and Stationary Store OF
ethsRsES A. WlTHRRS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
Lunehburg Plough N anufaetorn.

spS Ht sUBSCRu
n Der, thankful for
-.W pasviasors tekeslhisep.
VkMJ porianity OF informing
,-. his lrierds & the publtc
senerally, thai he Ia
now on M d he best assortment of Plonghs,
ever oiiefe IN this marhe', among ms assoit'
mcnI is McCounIcE's al o'Vls ) ! :, q ana q,
horse ploughs, together WIN a number 81 other
patterns, such as Palmer 5, he'eftohos ana
Kodes's Hi Side Pioughs, also culilYaiofs on
nm hmm oy.d ul,n. all OF which will be warrant
I'd IN Workmanship aud performance, 10 re m
ffiai to none nov ia use, al OF which VIII be
soId Al prices corresponding With the tunes rltl1-
~ ~ cash or gram. Ploughs immediately re.
pnlred, both IL II aud ood ok
L. 5. A share Of publi' PATRONAGE IS solicited
EDNIA {. LANkfOiiD.
Oct. 2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
Oct 13.

"a OIlCE.-Ali persons indebted TO the con
" cern Of :. q NJ. Allen y Co. Lynchburg,
ar requesttd TO cal and make, immediate SET
iiement, as no longer indulgence can be given.
S.& NJ, ALLEN q co.
Norfolk, Oct. 0 tsI7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
@,AbDAtAA

~ 5Y VIRTUE 81 n deed ~ lrnst, sxecnl.d
Il ~ bv Johu Robertson 10 the snbscr,bei
ioi he purpose OF securing suudry debts
therein mentioned, on the 2l5l day oil Decsm
Der, 1920. aud duly recorded IN the clerks oil
flee ot p,iisyIanla county, | shall, on Ncdnes
day the 2qlh day of Oct. next, On the prrn
ses, proceed 10 sell. to the highest bidder, 10,
cash one Negro boy Gabriel, aud Il tact Of
land containing two hundred and thirty-e,gis
nnd n half acres, being the tract wherein III
said Robertson lived, tn, landi is sold subjecf
to the widows dower Acting Rs trustee,
| will convey only ssch tile as Is vfstedin IN,
aud no other. LAWSON H.. CARTER.
Oct Il. WtdsI6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

Aa/lLL bc SOLD, on Thursday the 3ulh Of
w October, ri the plaufhtihu ot John
hursley dee opposite )hr toWn o, Bent Ctecb
ne whole personal estate OF the sad John
Horsley, consisting OF twenty valuable slave.
horses, oxen, cutir and hogs, all the plnuta.
,on tool, aud about 250 barrels OF corn,
with the crop ollodder. For all sums over
so, twelve months credit viii be given, uu-
giving bond with approved security, bear
tag interest from the dtte II not mncluails
ald cash will be required lot all purchaser
Dl go and under, should the plantation b.
not previously rented, IT will herented on Thai
day for one or more years.
CIlAS. YANCEy, admr.
Of J. iiorslty, decd.
Oct. 90. tdsoO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
1So0 ENA ID.
An AbscondIng Apprentice.


~ LJfED tt9ut ny zmil.J about o tort
~ itgm aeo. an Apprentice named VIII.
L.Ah nlDGEs. ss5yiig 10 Tho trade u n
bonse and Ornamental rnidtef, Ie i 10 years
81 age. . leet 2 ora iaehrs hlgh, telefabiy
stout, rouud shonldefed, aud holds his bend
doWnwMH has red hair, curling in the nee k
compir xtda lair, and much ifeckled 10 the
lace, Il small soar In lis forehead bias around
face and sliori siumry nose, speaks quick
when addressed, aud is distinct in his ,nunei
alton. Hrsssbeen seenet work viii II pain
Ter IN Richmond, and 10 supposed 10 be Ell
ibei there. NJ his ime. or gone 10 Lynchbafg'
I will givo FIFTY DOLLARS reanrd for
he recover, oil said sprr' nltce, ~ delivered
20 M IN Norfolk or secured 81 any jail SO
lhai I get him agaio. All persons are ior"er-
neisagalnst hafborIng or employing said APP
prentice, as the law will be rigldly enforced
JOHN NIDGEN.
Norfolk. Oct. y. Wv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
Just Received by
YHDM A. i.

Acetate of Morphine
S~ulphate OF Morphine
Suiphate oil EIhuharb
Sulphatc Of Quinine, rcGI
French
iIVtlriudate OF Potash
Iodine
pcpperirre
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

ynBERE will be a petition preseaari v The
aeu General assembly oi tirg ina.
pra, .1g that a new county may'b be formed out
of PAR OF I'M counties OF Bedford, Boleiosri
snG ffapkiIa.
Oct wtlaM. n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
CHEAP WINTER
e T. OF Iii y a..
Made IN the best and most fashionable
Stgic.

MADE an tie best and most fashionable
stylc.
NAL are now ready to suit our customers
w and the public in general with every
ar,fcle of dress suitable 10 the season, at lower
prices than the same KIND Of goods can be
bought Tor in this place, and at less Price than
the goods can be bought and made up here for
l his should induce persons To call on us, our
assortment being general and our supplies week.
". Persons calling can alw avs be gIatlfird with
HE sight OF NEW GOODS, and new Fashions.
We have Dress and Frock Goats of superior
blue, black, brown, olive, green. and other CO.
lours, Coates, Steel mixed, green, brown.
&c. with Gilt and Steel B%uttons, Pantaioons of
super blue, black drab, steel mixed, grey, GINA.
mon, &c. OF Cloth and Cashmere, fine blue aud
mixed Casinet Pantaioons, aud superior twilled
Bang zap Cord with and without straps, (an ex-
cellrnt article fH riding } an elegant assortment
of Vests, among which are blnck Moleskin.
PLAIN aud figured, black and brown Silk Velvet.
English silk Vests of black, blue brown and
mixed colors. plain and figured, blue, black
and buff Cashmere Vests, fancy Valencia, Tor.
lcnet, Merino and Mrrsallles Vests, with plain
stand up or rolling collars, Shirts of fine Linen
aud fine Muslin, PLAIN aud rulled, also Shirtccs
aud Collars, a variety OF Drawers, ms Buckskin.
Stochinet, single ana doubled mllled Flannels
twilled aud plain Cotton and Knit Drawers
Flannel and Knit Shirts, a large assortment OF
Cioaks OF fine Camblette, DC. Scotch Plaids.
Bang MP Goats Of mixed, olive and drab cloth
with and without capes, heavy Bang up Goats,
made of Siberian Dreadnaught, Qmpcnetrable
10y water Flushing and Bear Skin Goats, IA va
riety of Ladies tloaks and Nantes, Of rich
Silks, Merino Cloth, Ga ne" article red and
high colored Citcassiaus. Cambletts aud Plaids,
a few cases of very superior Beaver Hats, a lot
of veil assorted Shoes. and a number of fancy
articles, as Patent Spring Stocks. Patent and
plaza SuspendeIS, Silk Handle, chiefs. silk era.
ytts, Gloves, back Cloth CATERS, Pearl Buttons.
Vest Buttons AID Rings. with numerous other ar
ticles, which We invite all those wishing to pur
chase good ami cheap Goods to call and see for
themselves.
We have Just received a quantity of servants
Clothing, as Goats, Round Jackets, Vests, Panra.
looms, Shirts, 81. which will be sold low.
WALKER * co.
Next door to the Virglnian Office, Main Street,
Lynchburg.
Oct. 10. isis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

"a OIICE.-l will give a Eir piicc for likely
young men, II dcllvefed to me any time
between tins and the 2lst OF this month, AT Jas.
c Moorman's tavern, ln.Lynchbnrg.
RICHARD GARRETT.
Sept. g. tsS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

VENHE SUBJ, riber has just received, direct
n from Phi adeIphia, a further supply Of
" Books. VIZ
Pollock ; Course OF Time.
II Chrysos,om on the Priesthood.
NJ. i;emuns p%oetical works III . vols nice
~ b1ucd
Natural History of Birds, Fishes, Reptiles y.
%iusects, by Johu BigIand, with beautiful col.
ored Engre Wings. &c.
! atural History of Animals, by John Big
land, beautiful cuiored Engraving.
Frederick Shohers Persia. containing a de.
scriptIou OF the country, with an account OF its
Government Law aud Religion, with beauti
'nI Engraving.
Morgan's Masonry, a furthersupply OF which
Ill he sold low for cash. Al NORTH.
Oct. Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

u o5I, on "Wednesday the - ust
het~cen II and Q O'Clock, on the
toti between ivan Snred's shop, ~ Bed
tof1, ard Mrs. Amt SCOTT, 10 Campbell
county, on the Forest read, n bundle, With
lha awner's anne written on IL, containing
Hhaui a65 dollars. mostly in thirly dollar
pnk aoies A reward Of $50 wIll be gwen
b. he delivery OF the pocket buok and -
contents 10 the subscriber, Jr Ia Hardin ID.
Msrreli, Al The Post Office, nr go for such ~
Formation as will enable him ie en II.
- WM CoBBs.
Bedford, Sept. % wiel3
EYpk RENr-A small farm, aboui . Or 3
miles ron b'nehburs, nj present IA thu
occupancy OF ". HallandsW ORTIZ Possession
10 be had lst Dc neki.
Ap.1v To WM W. h0RpELLe
= Sept.si5. wtsio
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

Extract Of NuxV omica
lXtractof BelladonaZ
Extract of Hyoscilmus
l. Xtract Of Cicuta
l. vtraci OF EleteriumZ
Extract al Colocvuth
Extract OF Grntian
Extract oiJaiap
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
GMi7ERlALS.

PIChLiNG III 7ERiiLS.
Nutmegs Irortnerie
Mace lCuchiueal
Cloves Black ard white Mus.
Black and Long PepI tard seed,
per Ginger,
Cinnamon Allspice.
inst received by TfiOS. !. DuVAL.
u He has also lately received an add.
tional supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
Oils, Dye Siuffs, Brushes, Perlumery, sc.
witch makes his assortment ca ial TO any ev-
er offered IN this place.
THOS. J. DUVAL.
kng. II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

n INsEED OIL and spts, TURPENTlNE
"a just received by
THOMAS. j. DUYAL.
Dec IL tsol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

%.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

kcSoxIsM!-We learn, (says the United
States Gazeue,) with modification for The dis
,r,c. which must accrue 10 our cry, that o
large number of persons assembled late a; nigh''
:, from, Of the dwelling of Mr.. John Sergeant,
and after using most unbecoming ard indecent
language, with reference to thar genlle"an an, ard
even Of his lady, proposition was made to
proceed TO rioleace. A gentleman who was on
a visit TO the family, hin,-d 70 the ringlesders
of tie party, that any oher attacks than by
words. would be met with suitable resis'anoe,
Fhis had the dcsirrt. effrc:, aud the assemhists
separated or withdrew.
The house OF Mr.. Binns was assaulted I"
like manner. This is ever the spirit OF JacS-
sonsm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
NOAH FAlt BA NIX.
Master of SHIN General Lingan

DEATH BY FIRE-We have To record an APP
paillng instance Of The death. by fire, Of daugh-
ter, aged about 10, Of Thomas Lee, merchan'
tailor of this city About seven O'Clock 90
Sunday ,vening, as she was sitting in rock
ing chair, in the second story OF her fathers
house, in Daniels street, and, as is supposed,
asleep. she fell over the fender into the IRE, and
the flames caught her clothes. She instantly
ran up stairs into the third story, where was
girl about her own age, who was 100 much
alarmed 20 render her any assistance. The sui
ferer, whiting in agony, consuised, aud Ut
tering the most piercing shrieks, made her
way down stairs, and out Of the front door Into
che street. Al this time, she was completely
enveloped in flames, which illumined the whole
street, AMI her piteous cries aroused he neigh
bourhood A gentleman who was passing al
the time, caugh! her in bis arms, and 10 MS
own injury, pressed her to his breast, and par
italy succeeded in STAYING the tiames, but not
having an overcoat, could not su5due them
As the soonest means of granting relief he ran
tow ards pump near by, but stumbled and ie'i.
Another gentleman Caught her up and took her
TO the pump, and person happening TO be
there with pail, the James were quenched.-
The agonized being was taken back 10 tne
house, and her body presented most dreaoia'
appearance. Her clothes were almost en'ireiy
burnt off, and the skin was also all on, except
that on her face. Medical aid was rendered,
out at one o'clock, that night, the spirit oil the
unhappy victim, left its wretched and 'ortotea
abode, and winged lis way TO heaven.
The mother of the girl, was at The iime' en-
a visit 20 sick neighbours, and The ia'her was
absent from town. albany Da'ty.ddcer''ser'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

haven River, Princess Anne County, about 20
miles from this town, was totally destroyed by
fine on Sunday last abou, midday. The fire
is said 10 have been communicated to the roof
from the chimney, 4 before any exertions could
be made to ex'inguish it, for The wan, of lad
der, II gained an. aseendancy that Knocked all
human power to eheck It's progress. We un-
derstand that the building Was insured in the
London Phoenix office, in this Borough. Tor Ave
thousand dollars. Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Triumph of Cica Liberty! ']'az1 for The
Cool Cause! adams and l..beriYW
NEW Jersey ELkC

NEW JERSEY ELLC ON.
From the New-york Commercial Al ert'ser, Oct. IL
We have spring tide OF glcriou Jews from
New Jersey to day; but we hope as il rolls on
with resislless force, it willncl swGrp away the
Jackson meadows, from W c,r canals and em>
bankmeuts issued such swarms of universal
suffrage voters. From Mo,riss, Essex, SOM
,rser, Middlesex, Burlington. Gloucester, all,
all has gone for the Nd ini,trarion. Bergen
county was divided upon ths question Of AS.
semalymsr; bu, the Administration Councillor
Is elected and it is safe for Adams. No,wth-
standing the boasting and vspouring of the OPP
position "organs," New jersey is as safe for
Adams as Massachusetts,, and our majority
will be much larger than we had anticipated
fortnight more, and the grea, contest will be
decided. We hope to be able to cry "Alps
we'll"
NEWARK, Thursday Evening o'clock
Gsn'lemen,-The mail is just closing, and
have only time to furnish you with the result Of
the election in this county for members Of the
State Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
'Yhis is to give Notice,

vUyHAT the subscriber OF Alexandria County in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said county, Letters OF administrator on
The estate of Augustus Butts late of said county decd
All persons having claims against the said deeedent,
are hereby warned exhibit the same to the subscrb
er passed by the Orphans Court on or before the ION
dav of April next. or they may by law he exciad
ed from all benefit to said estate, and those IN
debted thereto are rcquestedto make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 10th day of October,
1sos JOHN JOHNSTON, Admir-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
AlE.Ex MN!D8IAs
,,orn,y MORNING, OCTOBER 90. 1928

we uer. much pleased to observe, day or
go since. the Improvements that have lately
80. and are now in progress, in the Capitol
.on,,e It certainly will afford one OF the most
d.lighdul promenade grounds in this country.
o,r Washington friends need envy none OF
their Nor,hera brethren their Castle Gardens,
washington Squares, or Howard Parks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

The last Richmond Whig contains notices OF
Standardization meetings in Nelson, MiddIesex
md Essex counties. We observe plau recon-
,,,rd,J. which we hope will he followed
,A,oarbout the State A gentleman is appoint
Cd in each county, 10 address The people, pre-
,ious to, and OH The election day. twill have
! rood effect
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
Six Cents Reward.
oct lS

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the goth OF
ID August last, sn apprentice TO the saddling bus
ness-by name Ed,card 1o,Oersabout l6 years ofage.
All persons are forw armed against harborng employ
ing said boy in any way. The above reward will be
paid if brought home, but no expenses.
LiMES HaNSANT.
o..1z St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

One Of the Telegraph unders,rappers is en-
n,ov.d in wiring "Seenes" filled with slander
and abuse, which Duff publishes with note
,o,nmsndatory Will you give us the "biow up
scene" between your masters! mat would De
scene worth Teles graphing.