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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
From the United States Gazette.l

The persons IN Kentucky vi no laboured with
so much assIduity 10 fix a charge of corrunti,n
upon Mr.. CLAW, have appealed 10 the Hon. Mr.:
h'te, the" member of Congress from thai,
state, TO prove their assertion That gen,Ie>
man has found himself compelled to respond 10
these frequent and loud appeals, ond he con-
cludes his letter in the following explicit terms:
"Legisative instructions had been received
1t is true, but that instruction had lost its in
tiuence before it had he'd It's destination
IL was considered, and so represented, as a
KIND OF political juegIe for effect upon LEGAL
politics. SO far as have been IMPLICATED in
connex'oh with my late colleagues. in The al.
legged arrangement, bargain, sale &c. in the cleo.
.'op OF the President, and IN the formation of
ms Cabinet, plead Conscious innocence, and
am willing 70 bow with humble submission to
me award of an intelligent and jus, people,
na' my colleagues, or either Of them, were
su''y OF the charg', cannot be established by
me- know OF no impro7rie,y of conduct, or
"ProPriety OF motive, on The part of either of
nem' winch would authorize me 10 attach TO
hem The least c'i,ninally.
snali, IN the exercise Of constitutional RICH,
u sun age vote for tie ckson ticket, and |
VI" support II with zeal ANY opposition
nay "Her 10 the re>elec ton Of Mr.. Adams.
'ro"s ou' OF circumstances foreign from, and
"'re unconnec ted win, his late election by
he house Representatives.
81 "DAVID WHITE. {
LawFenee6urg, Feb. 18th, 1925" n
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COBBETT'S OFFER TO BECOME PRE-.
MIER:
From The Register, 22d Dec.

from me HeStsfer, I'D Usc.
The Office of Prime Minister of ENGLAND
which was formerly too high, TOO great, TOO
oilllant, and precious prize for ord nary men
70 look at, now goes begging! Such a state
OF things never existed b, fore: and this wa,
not anticipated by any human being, except
mys"li. Your Majesry, having as it is report
ed really OH red The Prime MinIstersh,p to, and
received reje' lion from, Dudley Ryder, now
the Earl, be ice it is, Of Harrowby, must,
presume, and may fairly presume 1t, be in
great distress TO find minister. Now / N.Y.
sell, am Jua' as much your Maiesty's subject as
Dudley: am not very far from being as old
as he: and there is not one man in your males.
tvs dominions, who will not unhesi,atinply de-.
clare, that am thousand times as &, 10 be
your Minister as he is, add tina, | am. at tb,s
moment, more Fl for the Office than any other
man in The kindom If Your Majesty were to
Put your people TO yolr, you would find ma.
Jorlty OF twenty to one for the affirmation of
this proposition. therefore, by these pres.
ents, offer myself to Your Majesty as p, ime
Minister OF your kingdom, and particularly as |
miHister OF the money matters.
GO ms In perfect seriousness; I put the Of,
er upon record, in order that NAV refer n !,
md that others may refer 20 it; tell your Ma.
es'y, that it is my opinion that a dreadful
CONFUSION Will arise; that destruction 10 pron.
rty, and that dangers and suffering, such as
do not care TO describe, will take plare in Ii
his kingdom unless the measures be adon,ed
Which save recommended, and which bs,,
store for the occasion; and which no man
wing, as know Of, Can carry into execution
5 well as myself. :
AS TO any advantage, private advantage 10 t
'y'eh' none can possibly arise: seeing that | h
ou'd not ne rich If could. snd, SEEING that
very part OF high and fashionable life is hate u"
i 10 me Your Majesty has nothing to give ii
e ''at would thank you for; and you have
posi- 10 PIT Inc in that would accept of, at
were cot sincerely persuaded, ,har The ac- le
p'ance OF would be fer The grea, good of Pc
y Country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
From the National Intsigencer
TWENTIETH CONGRESS, lsT aESSloN.
Friday, Mpeh IA. 1923.
IN SENATE,

IN SENATE.
The bill making appropriations Tor The sup
port of The Military Estahl shmen' was report>
ed by the Military Committee, without amend
ment, and, having betn taken up,
Mr.. White rene " ed his motion to strike out
,he appropriation Of 1900 d,Iiars Tor the ex-
pessr of visit rs al the Military Academy;
winch was IT jrc,ed
The bill was thea ordered TO third reading;
and. at a later hour was read a third time and
pass
On motion Of Mr.. Hayne, The bill for the
brtser organ cation = the Medical Department
of he Navy, WAS taken up, and, at,er having
been explained and supported by Mr.. RI. was
discussed by Messrs. Chandler, Macon, IND
Harrison; and was ord,r 10 be engrossed.
The biz for the inc orporatlor Of the Female
Orphan Asylum of Georgetown, was amend
ed by section to Incorporate similar instl-
ulion in " ashington, and ordered 10 be en-
CROSSED. The bill for The reiri of Benjamin
Reynolds, auho izing The commutation OF his
prnsi for quarter sec'lon oflaud. was TAX
en- up on motion Of Mr.. Eaton, on which dis
custom aros, which occupied the remaindet
Of he day.
The question bring then taken on engross>
ing il was decided III the negatively d Vote
Of % to s.
lhe Senate adjourned to Monday.
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A FAIRFAX FARMER.
Forthe PheniX Gazette.

WASHINGTON MEDICAL COLLEGE.
On Wedne sday last, at the Unitarian th.rch,
the MEDICAL Dcpar tment Of the Columbi n Col.
lrge held its third annual comm, ncement, and
confe rr,d The degree of Doctor Of Medicine on
the following young gen,lenen: $. Baker OF
Georgr a, John F. Edmonds If Virgins, R"b't.
=. COMFY Of Maine, 5. Condict OF New Jcr>
Sew and Joseph Barrows, John A. BuiGuch. Al
irxandcr Med. Davis, Charles W. Davis, Chs
McLran, Will IN n Wa,ers and Noble Young
Of Washington Civ.
The exercises were opened BY PRAYER from
lhe Rey.-DruuS st mpls; AIR Waieh- Pr.f.sser
'rrted TO The pledgr which ihey had mutually
given TO the public, that h character and qua.
i'hc atoms OF hose ge' tlemen who would br
admitted to the h,nors If the College, should
be of the hishes, order. II then gave brief
outline of the studies. he manner in which they
had been pursued, anu the e l6rnce viii. he
sraduates-iu their diff rent examinati ms and
thei' inaugural The>e>-.had exhibited Of ma
t-nt investigation and extensive i. qniremen,s.
Or Sewal's address was neat, fnrcihlr and
happy The iangnage was clear aud perspica-
uus, and ably sustained the high character Of
the Professors previous compositions.
Af'er The degrees were conferred, hr class
was addressed by The Rev. Dr. Semp.e. and al.
so by d. May, Dean f h. Faculty, on. the
moral conduct and professional etiquette TO he |
observed by young physicians. They di a,rd
On the temptations 10 which Young proft ssi,n-
II gentlemen are necessarily expo Ell, and cau>
Toned them particularly against The vice, of
nfe"ape"nnce and GamnIing Their respective
ddr S. did great credit both 10 the intellect
nd moral feelings OF heir authors.
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From the Correspondent Of the N. V. American.
Washington, Fridny epeninc March IN

Washington, Friday erening March 7M
had been rrddinS Ben J., rn>on, il h, Ii
brary OF Congress, this demonstrating fed
there II ON III pressing Of M. Gilmrr, on In
'trhdi improvement and was ,eniuriny k
through the Ronnd", "! en- a general rush of
he oungtrs. I" the door If n, r. representatives.
Hall, iniima'ed that some lirs unco rmon was
going on. On rea' ming rrr G. lev, lie ri tn.
shrill not's of John 3anuolph's voice. and i'm
medi,trly sought spot where | could see as
well as hear him.
Wien fit obtained sigh of him. he was
wipi"g his"yes with yellow silk handkerci ief
and directing his disrnur no; to the SD, ak .
er, bu 10 MI. Rne,, who rs we'll as could
perceive, wa shedding ears also. A hubble
II R'ndolph's admirers were standing in the
alley, near him, aud the prominent feature in
II was George Krrmer, with his vat sloucbed
over hisey"s, both hands IN his Drret hes mock.
: is, alternately >pi ting tobacco, with large
qua OF which his mouth seemed furnished, s.
nodding appreciation.
had not through the whole speech the
slightest idea Of the subject under tonsidera.
non: but supposed another bill had come up
Tor during an hour that Randolph continue
speaking alter entered the House, he did NO,
once utter the words "internal Improvement"
-"sur'rys, or delivered one sentence that
gave me the slightes, hint tina, The same
ill was under discussion. You canfancy
ny ,urpris", after hearing him descent up,
}" every thing anima'e or Illuminate. in the
heavens above, the earth beneath, or the waters
nder The earth, with the single exception of
internal improvement, at being told that it was
ne very matter on which he had been speak
ng. and that Mr. OakIey's amendment wa.
'lli pending. | am told ttat he had set GU
nth some remark, anout parliamentary
'trr CARED ,i'at he should not live long I
he vas going iasr-abu>ed he Jude iarv OF
sinla-'ilihed the character Of her Judges
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
VALUABLB WORK.

rENhE POCKET fARRlER,' OF Gentle
n mans Guide, in the management OF
~liorses, under verious diseases, with an es.
planation oi the symptoms attending the diff
%iefent disorders, aud the shortest, pla,nesi
aud most humane methods OF curing them, III
%reciioos for Judging Of lae horses age, aud
useful observations on the breeding, raising
and training OF coits.-Hints TO purchasers,
aud general directions for using a horse on n
ionrney, with useful rules for riding with safr.
~, graeefulooss, &C. and direction, 10 per
form the necessary surgical operations Re
coipt for %geldiaR, on . new and improved
plan, aud Jar securing horses from tn dan
gers arising FROM Bots. Irnuehrob-. dc. 10
which Is added The Hoesf's Skeleton. taken
from that Of the Academy 81 Sr,euees at Pa
ris.
The above work bns been compiled an
written by James Ware, OF Ahheret countv
aud good Judges ~ no nave seen IL pronounce
j. superior 10 The works on Fhrriery now n
General use. The above work iui received
and for ale by {. A. WRITER'S.
Aug. tss7
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NEW BOOKS.

1HE subscriber has Just receiued direct ,ro,.
Philadelphia, The i~oftoming Books oni *
tiondrV, ghieh, Nth ms stock on hand. re,,Jss.
ms assortment rery complete, pis:
Oh rot. Henry LlpoStioa OF The Old ooa No..
Testament. Competent Judges hare pronounced
Henry 5 commentary 10 be Tie best uork orns
kind an The English language, nud The mecion,,
cat execution ofhe Amtriean edition is alloues
10 be inferior 10 a9 commentary published ia Nh,
country" ~
D'oght's Theological Uorks, in gols.
Bucks Theological Dictionary.
The Indy ofthe Manor, IL 3 rols, 5u Mr.,
Sherwood.
The Pilgrims Progress. by Jao Bunvan. Epn,
eopahan, Presbyterian, Baptist aud Meiiod05
| CGiechiSms.
Sunday School Spelling Books and Primers.
Carey and LEAFS superior Qnario Bible. tha
pr1nt, binding, and eHgrarjHgS i Which are 81,
p6rlor 10 any trer o1tred{ for sale m his market.
Common Prayer Books, Udich contain The uab
selection Of ityDlns.
PiouS ad Camp Meeting Songs.
Rules and Regulations for he Sword Ereyris,
Of Cardby, 10 Which rs added ire Rules for DIN
and The eroiujons ofihe Light C%arctrg, dg Rob.
ert Craig, teacher q Military Tactics.
itHege Hymns, selected and original, bg Ash
Gei Ne,ilet0n.
't'"'i"tC } iiNtFy " me u SthteS anu QtCS,
tons; DO. Greece and tome, mih questions and
Key. Murrdy's Grammar. heg and Eqercis,
Pixies Afahnctjc, Mufag,s English Readsr and
Introduction, Adam's Morsts and Hii.ets Geo.,
raphg.
Aeic York Reader, No /, omd3.
Hdyn0sbochtS and LeUisae's French Gram,
mars
Petrip'S Dialogues Gnd FabieS.
The Southern and u esie,n 5oagster, mar edta
ton.
trims Catechjsns, of .Asirunomg, BotonQ,
Pfaehcot Chemistry. Jetrish .3ntiguaiits. GleciG.
d'tto. Eoniah ditto, Mgthoiegy. Classical B,ogra-
Pby UntrerSct History. Gyecihn Hisfo.g, homags
hStory and English History. Bron's no,Ea, lot1
JoneS, Don On roie, ConpbcAS P0epls, The
pleasures Of Friendship ~ Or. BeIIeaap. Mur-
rays. Hebster sand II fvtrfh's Spelii,g Books.
4tso, flirting and letter Paper. States and
Si"ie Pencils, iGrg' and small biank Books,
backgammon BoreS Of rdrionS siecs, Lhesmea.
Faie B0R1d', Ia rersaiiot Cards, Fishing Carts.
n gt"g Curtis, Poke Bocts of a superior quail.
y, &C &c. Persons wishiag 10 p%prchace dny Of
III abrTe articles, teH 10 rel to call apd' erdni-
tne for themselves tefore Mey purchase, as ! mn
de'efmn4 d lhat my prices shall accord wiih he
times. {. A, UJ1HFRS.
Sent II.
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Eatuojh Real Estate for SAFE.

dta066 Real Estate TOR Sale.
FgNEE subscriber III pursuance o. two
n deeds oitrul. exeCUtedto him by the
surviving partners Of the lale firms of CAL
Bullock, Il Co. and Cali :. Bullock, AMI
the executors of Vim. Gait, deceased, lwhis,
Geeds bear date on the 3ist day OF March
ls2s oftts for sale, the following valuable
real property, 10 wit
2l6 l-2 acres of land, purchased by the
said calf, Bullock u ca. of X. & A. Brad.
iutc, situated in the cuuHiy OF Bedtoru, neal
the town OF New Laudon. d.,
100 3D. acres OF land, lying in Camphea
comfy, Hear Gambler Mountain, aud IN the
vicinity otlhe town OF L. nctburg.
An undivided moiely of the black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurteuaui, stu
ate in the immediate neighhorhood ol tue
town OF Lynchburs Che properly above
described, belongs 10 the concern OF Gail
Bullock Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 The concern OF Gall x Bullo, K, towit:
The House and Lot, win lhe appurlenan
ces in the town OF Lyuchburg, formerly Or.
cupied by the said concerns, as d tore, ant
aow in the occupancy of Mckee & tirem.
Also, the House and Lot immediately u
the rear of ne one last m%putionea, and nov
occuPien ~ Landlord Y Ve1der
1heterms ot sale vii br llberal, and mad,
known On application to the subscriber, VII,
Will convey 10 the purchaser tr purchrser.
such title a. IS vested in him by The deeds o
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHiSA ELL DABNEY, Trustee.
AUG. 81. ,s3.
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"a. oECE ! nI.n 10 SCI any f,ral. wo anu
- hall miles from L,nchbnrg. The tract
contains about three hundred and twenty-five
acres, viii a hundred acrfs IN woods. very hea-
Wis tmbfred. I, hdjons the lands ot Dr. JOHN !
Cabell. Mrs. Ano Scott, David Oslcsby and OIL
ers. A considerable paEi OF The opcn land !.
fresh, hat wing been cut IN The yeafs ls2 20. Is
and '26, aud "a IA good order for the production
OF Indian corn aud all descriptions Of small
grain. The ianu Would snit a professional gen
tleman, or any eue engaged IN trade, AS il lay
so near town as TO enable him TO aiiend 10 his
business. aud would AT the same time afford y
great plenty of grain for tire consumption OF a
family, with Ere wood convenient TO the house,
aud also 10 haul 10 town If desired Any person
wishing 10 purchase ihr land can ascertain the
Terms, 10y applying TO the subscriber at bis resi-
denee. elPh t miles south of Campbell court house,
OF to Mr.. David Oglesby living near the land
A ). HENRY.
August Ia ISL
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EO1ICT WAS eamniitd 10 the jail ofihe
V gorpuai,ep Of D., n%ehlnte. On the 2oh
An l,st. a ,unaway wnaea Is ms name William
aad somrttms. IInnhart. When committed. he
he'd on striped paninluons and yellow vest aud
st,aes. H. Is about > lcei. uine or tnn inches
high. black, aud With - small n"ich 10 the lett
ear. sass he belongs IL Stephen ID. fu'ler, Of
Richmond. The owner Is requested to tome
Inward. prove property, pa, charges, aud take
hun away, OF he viii bc dealt siih according Ia
Ia.. SAMUEL BRASSfORD. Jailpr.
The Editors ol The Hhig will insert he above
three months, unlcss otherwise directed, aud
forward their account 10 this office for pay ment
Nov q. 3u
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AND FOR 5.tLE.-4 wish Ia Ell
EA valuable ttaeioiiand lying on en- sf
yer, about four miles from N4rd's Rr,sa' -
ihree from Wards rand. IN Can,pEel .eaaaa
II contains GOO Acres. handsome, im.,a.A
aud IA good repair. The land Is OF I'm, n,a, al
particularly adapted 10 Iabaceo. Inn -,
vel waiered AMI timbeied. aud a gieat ,Ie.i =
hne tobacco land TO cut there i. a bod, ., y "
or ~ acres Of low grounds. of good auaIit. -
taehed 10 II, ON the river-There is Iin,eSg, :.
h1e quaiify, also, on this land, which hns -
lrled' also, IRON ore, in great abundance. viii
has been itied, aud proved TO be OF ,nn.,nsa
quality. The spring convenient to the d,s,ir.
is very large, a~fIording a suficiency Of Nate,
an oyersliot mill. Al,o, a most delightful -
for a mlii-lhe wafer Is oil superior o,,Ia'
his Land Is s%uhJectto a deed in trusl. &. lhe -
leci IN selling is TO satisfy said deed. after Viii.
being done, a good aud BONA ide tile can -
made. The purchaser may make pa, ,nent hs'
self to the pe,sons who hold the irust deed
Any persons wishing TO purchase OF view ca,
lands, will please call on Capt. A. T.. Callav,,
who lives on said lands, or the subscriber. no.,
Ward $ Bridge. The terms " i'll be made asaa
comTodating as possible but a bargain can =
had for cash. Possession car be had on Tho 10 i,
Of January next, and lie privilege of seed
this fall. JNO b. RIJTIEnr""s
Aug %. ta4
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FANCY GOODS.


hNlD ROBERT KYLE have no0 rccei-
HPrtd IN addition IN their former assortment.
fuI ,aer supplies o. TALL aud winter Goods, chiefly
IL the Fency line, embracing almost every fash.
lunnhlr article adapted 70 the present s. aguu.
lite qualities are superior, and he style Of mosl
Of them entirely new. The following are a part,
Wv:
Biz. Italian Lustrings, finest quality.
Biuc. black and deep blue Gro de Maps
Blk watercd Silks
several pi, ces white watered Gro de- Nap, sup.
Plain and figured black do do
\ few handsome Robes, (barege %texture)
CoIoured Gro de Maps, PLAN, striped aud fgur,
ed
Blk. white aul pink Satins, plain and figured
Blk. green aud straw coiourcd Florence
An elegant assortment Iambored SWISS Mus.
Inns
ID aud CT lain Swiss & Nu'ldo DO
I'd Iacqnel Mu Inns finest texture
"A and 81 Medium do do
Al and Ga Carbrlcs
| Elegant Barge dress Shawis
Gros de Nap, Grns dc te ard SAX do do
A few pieces up. fri G., d belt Ribbons
" altered and plain Gao de &ap do
! A frw pieces gauze cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons, oil new aud splendid style
Rich Rohinett Wells
Lace Capes and Collarets
Fine thtead Lnces and Edeings, richest figures
Gymp Lnccs, talmost equal 10 thread)
Several pieces ~ Boblnett Lace, rery ckeap
! ! hibet Shawls, IA new article of the very frs
style
| Ca fine Calicoes, la;estand handsomes,Pa,
terns and permanent colours
Several cases medium do handsome patterns
A few pieces uerg fine hlk. ltaIiaO Crane
Blue, pink and straw coloured DO do
Blue, blk, punk and straw cbiorod Grape Liese
PLAIN vide SATIN and LVstring Ribbons, assortet
colors
Gymrs and Spring Cords
oiked MIsl0i fiounces and Col!arets
MIliinett and Bonnet Wire
"a and Al fine Cambria Dimity
3D. furniture do
Ladies Yong white Kid Gloves, sup.
Beaver and HorSckin, short do
BEST Italian sewing Silks, every color
tortoise shell tuck Combs, some, the largest ST
I yes
4 few dozen Side do do
BRAZILIAN she'll, tuck and side do
Long beat and turn back do do
Ladies English blk. and wkite silk Hose
Cotton and worsled do do
Plain and plaid Cashmere Shawls
A few do. Merino style
Fine keniings and linen Cambria Handkfs.
A few pieces fine Linen Camhric, &c.
HE attention Of the Ladies is respectfully in
Vhed 10 the above extensive and beautiful assoit
ment, which will be offered at very moderat,
prices.
Just onered, | case superior Grss,
bieaened lrish kiuen, self finish.
y 4 Il. KYLE.
Nov. 81
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: xrnae 81 toe last uiii and testament
II Rotar, Hunter. decd. will be ohsred
Ef sale. to the highest bidder, on tuesday
the ID das Of December reat, ell the feas "na
personal estate IT the said deeedeni. VIZ
One ,raut Of aud. situated on Que OF the head
hrancaes Il Big Falling Rive, IA the lo"et e"a
81 Canpoell county, adieioiag the lands oi nos
alasely aud others. AID containing, ny y ias
surrs, four hundred aad ski. three arfrs. ms
add Is veil adapted 10 the culture OF ~iob#ccoi
gnlu. wheat. &c. The Improvement oonsisi
al An sxcelieta dwelling house, n good oarns
and al uihe1 necessary ont houses.
Alsn, one other tract, about Two miles above
the before named tract. siiuated on boih SIDES oi
The main road that leads rom h'ehmofd to
Lynchbulg. and nhoat fifteen mites ifo'n INC 'ai
~ pace. containing, by a late survey, i've nun
,lr.d aud eiehfy-6ve ares. On his place = mouse
al private entertainment was KEEP iof " gfea'
nans years, 2 nerally called Hunter tavern
Ths lnldings a. rs suitable tHr = tavern as a.
NJ, he, ween ~iypchburg aud Richmond. The ~
susiion j. handsome and healthy.
AI,o. about thirty Likely hegroes, household
and kitchen furniture, plantations utensils, hors-
G.. ,Hfte, sheep. hogs. crops of corn, fodder,
oats, &C.
Terms. nne fourth II the purchase money oil
she land vii be required NJ the lme of safe for
the I.aisnes atredn nfope. Two 4 three years vii
b. gisrlI. on thr purchaser executing bonds WITH
approved seruiity aud n deed oil triisi on the land
50 ,ecare the pa,mnt A credit Of twelve
months vii be given on the negroes, on the pnr-
chaser giving bonds with approved security
F ne ieftns ,i safe OF the eiher property VIII be
made known On N. day 81 sal
ELL HUNTER,
ROBERT HUNTER.
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Ready Made Clubbing.

M are well aWsle, ibu frtiunice ex.
ISIS IN the minds OF mats agsinst buy
Ing articles OF Clothing reads lade II is our
intention 10 0gereeme this pr iuaiee by ofnI-
ing 10 the public the most fasstqlAble aud The
best made 6enilemen's ClolhifE, made OF
the latest style Of Goods and nj Ihe lowest
prices. Thls has been aud We 1Attsr ourselves
will c%oDtinpe 10 be an ipdnremeHt 10 citizens,
planter, travellers, aud others To call on US
before they make theif purchases, a. We have
decidedly the bes, assoftmenie. in the place,
mud by onr arrangements and weekly sup.
plies II will be continued. Part Of our assort
men, consists Of Frock, Dress and other
Goats, VESTS, Pantaloons. Shirts. Drawers,
S TX and Leather Spring Stock, Saspenders,
Fancy Crayats. SILK Han kerchieis. new pat
tetns.)-Also, Bang up Coat, PLAID and Cam.
blett Cloaks, Ladies Nantes hnd Cloaks,
tsome very spleudid,D fine Beaver Hat, fine
Shoes, Dancing 7 mps, coarse sewed and
peggr1 Shoes, with a number OF articles IA The
Dry Good line, as Caiieoes, Ginghams, Plaids,
Cambfics, Grapes, Mu.lins, coiious, fine aud
coarse, Irish, Dutch aud French Linen, hea-
W and Linen Cotton Bed Ticking, List Socks.
~ A variety OF cheap Clothing for Ne.
eroes, Servants, &c Persons wanting any
oriicle 81 Dress would do wellto call, rs we
are determined TO sell good bargains.
WALKER g. Cos.
Emporium OF Fashions, Lynchhurg
m, OF