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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-25
EPITAPH ON COL PICKERING

SALEM (Msss June l6--A Jlonuu,,, ..
Chelmsford Granite, massive and pl.i, b y,
b N erected over the remains or Col p;ek..;'s'
s. his wife, in the South Buryins ground o,,~
short distance from The mansion house IN v WILL
I've wss horn, as we'll as from ,ha, in WI; h ~
died Their bndies repo,e in one grave nav. y,
10 those Of his parents, agreably 10 his wshIa
diceted not long before his deressc. The :"
scrip,ion, VIC understand, is from the pru n
thr sam gentleman that furnished The ske,eb
.of The 'h,rao,er of Col. +. published in w."
paper immediately sfrer his drces,e. Mrs p
died few months before his d.cesse. and b.,
husband, TN he interruption Of ha,ry unior
hl' had lasted more tina" 6fy years ins,,,st
IL family record he remark quo,eG in n.
Inscriptions lemark which will b. admire,
ior its business and ruth as well as lis delie,-
cy and b,auty Of expression. The following !,
The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-25
Sc.pcrrv Of Nosrv-Tbe Troy (New York

SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-The Troy (New io'N.
Regi,cer, says: GAS an Evidence Of 'he p:s' snr
unparalleled scarcity of money, not only ~ -, ~,
commercial ci'ies, but in every pa' o. . ~
country, we learn from undoubted au'hO.
that there are at present several canaI oO
loaded with Lumber at Whitehall, when 'I 81
not come through the ChampIaIn cana' an.
want Of sufficient money to pay the canal 'O'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-25
EPIlAPlI.
Ell hPl.
BENEATH TN S MONUMENT
Are deposited the Remains of

BENEATH TH MONUMENT
Are deposited the Remains of
TIMOTHY AND REBECCA PICKERING
IN Asserter of the Rights
% the North American Colone.
A Soldier
In the War for their independence.
Statesman
In the Cabinet Of Washington.
Integrity,
Disnterestedness, Energy. ABILITY,
Fearicssness IN the Cause
of Truth and Justice,
Marked his PVb!ic Conduct:
Pure IN Morals, Simple in Nanrers.
Sincere, Benevolent, Pious,
In Private Life
lie was Revered and Honored
sHE DURING LIFE
OF Extraordinary Vicissitude,
Was distinguishedby
Fortitude, Resignation. Discretion,
Maternal Affection
In the words of her bereavcd Husband
q Spirit more Gentle,
Aore innocent, more pure,
Never, perhaps.
Appeared in the Female Form
He was horn July Eth. 1745
And She on the 18th, OF the same month, 1854
She died August 18th. 1928,
lie January 29,h, 1929
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-25

The Grand Jury of Genesee co have 'nu. .,.
I'd four prisons IT Batavia for an ai'es'' ~
.iclpa,ion in The Morgan business
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-25

PRovoKISe: read IN ed.or.ai P.F in neigh
boring prn, IN f,yor of soy 'celehr.l. Perfnrmer
who has decamped, leaving your ccuGt tor adveriIs-
ing and printing n., uapald.- feitrs6urg hi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-25
CINCINNATI, June 18Th

CINCINNATI, June 18Th
We perceive by the s.. Louis papers, that
every exer,ion is making IN that ton of
the country, % attract the favourable regard
Of the mex, Congress. That the seat Of gov
ernmen, will b- removed west Of the All. CHA
nv, In year ar two, can no longer admit Of
doubt. The city of ST. Louis nss put in her
claims for the high hon,r Of hei g The future
metropolis Of this mighty republic Sre has
di,carded all modes'y in setting forth TER re.
Communications, and we are f,ariul, in some
instances, has not bren rs rictlv obsef, AZ, e
the ruth as she ought to hive bteo-- Why
such apathy on The part Of The people Of oiacln.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Valuable Land for sale.

H WISH To sell my tract OF Land lying IN
Il Amncrsi cou ty, adjoining lie lands 81 Me.'
So Ambler, w Mcdaniel, h, Winston and Of
theirs. Sins tract OF Iand cona.as about $40
acres II lies well, is in good neishbo hood,
and surpassed oy lie" upland plantations iof
fertility qt Soil Therr is a good ptoporIan OF
lonaeco land on il and the balance well "ddp-
ted 10 the cultivation of small gum. My object
ct selling is TO remove 10 the western county
Ii not privately before, shall otirr II tor sale on
the premises Ia The highest hntder On Friday
the 27ih day of February nest, the terms
will be one third cash, tine balance IN one and
twa years. satisfactory title viii DC made be
fore any pay unen is required,
ISAAC HANSARD.
Jan %, ids47
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
TRANSATLANTIC EKERGREENs.

fhr nmtadlug vridnfe OF the resiuous trarS
furns pleasant rrli,'l IL the eye amid the tlesu.
late fields aud snow ~ wncd hills Of winter
These beautiful inmate. Of the northern forests
are peculiarly intracrabe TO The ,kill Of cniiva-
ton. The spruce aud the fir. when removed
from The cold aud bleak soliiudes whtre they
best love to tx then rpols aud send up their tall
pyramids OF green 10 a nor genial situation,
wilheI aud perish These beautiful aud stately
pla"ts arr desirable the o,nhmruis OF the
ea,den or the gr"ves of cultivated scenery.
The English books recommend thai they be- re-
moved IN the depth OF "ini'r with frozen mass
IS 81 earth arouud their roofs, to holrs dug for
thor reception durmg the preceding anfnmn
~ ials r'apic process. IT Is sad, they nay be
irau>rantei without INJURY. and flourish IN
then heAhnrs. ~ # stil c,in sing To the rock o.
ising IN the waste. Nal sEss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
BUDDING STONED FRirT

Mr.. + lssEEDtg-- With pleasure answer The
inquiries OF vour correspondent. " n Lover III
C.ood Fruit - relative 10 budding " ~ stoned
NUT IL spring
In thc sprln2 Of 1908. when the sap was in &c.
tive motion aud rs snon as the bark would snsiy
separate from the wood. Che day not recoIleci.
edn took few buds from an old rarerip. and
placed them in the usual why Of Y budding, IN.
% Young peach trees one year old, cnlinE OF
the stocks about three inches above the nnoen.
latian. | succeeded beyond nv most sang ,,ihc
expectations. and do not INV recOlect, thai |
lost n single bud The trees grew well and
have thrifty Appearance. also NJ the samr
time. by wav Of experiment, however, took II ON
peach tree n few cuttings ar scions 3 or j in
ches IN length, having ) or 4 good buds IN each.
and grated them into some peach stocks OF on,
wears growth in thu following manner .--Firn
cut the scnns ne side sloping To a point about
an inrh aud half and then proceeded IN to
mode Oft budding, aud lastly cut of the stuc
about ihrep inches above the. insertion or tn
scion. These Lost except one, which did well
and e,.w vigorously. but was NJ la, broken of
bv stroec wind The veeetarivc process was
not 81 Ear advanced IN The buds and sclons us,d
4, thai III the stocks.
rhis !, the Gr,t aud NIL the knowledge tina, |
ever Lad 81 budding on stoned fruit IN the
Sprinp md consider II an acquisition of Some
Importance rs sometimes the buds of The sum
uri ionornltIou are destroyed 10y the succeed
ny winter, or bv insects, IN viii h rinse tho
t,ers may lac rebnddr in the gprlng aud little
Or no time .osI It's 10 then growth
II. GREEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

IHNHE subscriber IN pursuance ut two
Il deeds ottrUst, executed la MIN hy tL.
surviving partners al the laie nrms of GsIt
Bullock, s. CO. and Cali .. Bullock. and
The executors of Wm. Gait, deceased. (which
leeds bear date on tnr 3lsl day of March
1925 otI.rs Tor sale, tbr following valuable
real property, 10 wu
2l6 II acres OF land purchased hy the
said Gait, Bullock y Co, OF X. y 4. brad.
flute, situated IN The county oi bedford, near
the town OF New London,
l36 81 acres of land. binc in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Monniain, aud IA the
vicinity at Tho town OF Lyn chburg.
An undivided moety Of The Back Waite,
Mills, and the lands thereto appurenanr, stu.
ale in the immediate nelghhprliaod OF the
town of Lyuchbnrg. (Ihe property above
described, belongs 10 tue concern Of Gait
Bullock q Coz
Also, the following real Eslsie. belonging
to the concern OF Cali & Bullock, 10 wit
The House aud Lot, with The appnrtsnan.
ces in the town of Lynch1urg, formerly OF.
cnpied by the said concern, As a oiore, aud
nov in the occupancy Of Mckee " Mepm.
Also, the House aad Lnr immediately in
the rear of til one last mrnti"uad, aud nov
occupied by Landlord * Vedder
The terms II sale will be literal, aud made
known on application TO the subscriber. who
~Ill convey 10 The purchaser cr purchasers
such title as is vested in him by tha deeds of
trust aforesaid, aud no other.
CHIGNELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Auo o. is3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

drstr,u KIDD, aud good healthy rec. he nn
,nediaielY selected stock OF simiiaf dInei-
sious aud cutting II of nrHr the gronad. piece
on II by the mode al peg gralr,g, the os'r'
tire zupporled the TIRE by stakes aud .Aeiu
died The ar from the pace Of ion,l'o bs p,s,-
ter,ag II with clay. M Afterwards htapme
earth round II. the experiment suc.eedtd PR
fsciv. he tree becoming ia the course Of the
sre1nd season neatly rs vigorous ~ eFet.
Nav though we would not rr,o emeud thu
experiment. irrcaaSe u must be " ptet nrious.
and seldom usefd vet rs beng nur oi TN high
EST trinnphsoftbc Horticultural an Ne thong
4 worthy OF a r,Ia.e "a THIS rounal The 6r,.
Thought of tTausltnu Il ~ one tree 10 auotB-
er different sprcl~s itnu hv - naked wooo.
IN stem, was undo''hed., bold and aoppy hn'
an attempt 10 rrnuslet Whoic ,rec IN tn, matt.
uer. /. certainly Original
BY reg grating, u mn., underwood, thai
mode OF grating " Inch eau nHlv he piaelised
on trees oferdctiy tue same circumie eoce thr
harks OF which rrspeeiisel, viii come into pen
f.et contact. A hole is made IA the stock. of IN
inch or more IN depth, aud the inserted iIee ~
scinn Is pared away suaS to fit exactly the hole So
made. The surfaces isf the bark of each a,r
then cut of smoo'hly. 10 as that tie bark of the
inserted tree will III exactly NIL rouad with thai
Of The stock II Is Indispensable, that the librf
aud alhatnum, that's the inner bnrk aud he
white wood Of each tree, should exactly meet
The experiment Mas inure curious than u.s..
Gh hut a. a tact IN natural history, II IN de.
serving 81 notice Lew men would prohnltly
succeed III the attempt but that it cna ba dorc
ia ing case, almost .taefers our Edth YET the
,uthonty Ia very respectable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
a SOVEREIGN RI IT px

IN diseases of the Liver Debility resulting
rom intruperance and dissipation Old aud in.
.eterate Ulcers Pans IN he bones. attended
with swelflngs Of the join ]; Indigestion, Blotch.
IS on the Face, pimplss, &c. Syphilis, Cutan-
fous Diseases generally, and letter in partcu-
ar: Mercurial aud Scrofuous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed
~ the Catholicon. have become SO numerous
rs TO preclude their insertion in any newspaper,
aud has made it necessary for the proprietor TO
print them in pamphlet of about 100 pages
'fhs will he fora arded as soon AS possible To
he several agents for gratuilous distribution and
must, on pe,usai, strengthea the pood opinion
now entertained by the friends of this medl-
cine, and dsdrn, as il is hnped the prcjudces
Of ihose sh3 Wv with d stius anu medicine
Irot known ia nat is cgifed regu r practice. >
ifactS are stubborn things, and cannot be gain
su III.
AZ the earnest solicitations of members O the
.ned,cai faculty, and others who have witness
!he astonishing cures effected by The Vegetable
GBhocOa aud who are anxious that It's bcne.
ills 10 mankind may be more widely dilIused
The pr ppritiDr his consented 10 reduce the re-
tai prce T. z NO DOL LARS per bot
tie ,nd tiils Mi bp done without ia any way
De nfa,mg the q ally OF the medicine. or
1edacia5 ne ;iat o5hie bottle, as has been ma.
Ter airy d me in the case oil SWANS Puma
cea.
The s'5aeriber, agent for Potter's Genuine
Cato ''r.'a, has just received 2SS BOT
e IL s. ), which are fer saIea, Philadelphia pr
ees HpNEL DAVIES.
- 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Com mission Business.

FENHt. subscriber having entered into the
b Commission business, offers his servi-
crs to the merchants aud planters trading 10
this pluoe. Tobacco, Flour ana other pro.
dnce, confdeh 10 h,s care to sell or ship, wIl
be strictly attended to. He is provided with
Storage ~ Ere proof house on main street,
Tor the reception OF Flour, Wiiskey and pack
agrs oil Goods. SAML. HANNAH.
Jan. /. l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
'rERMS.

n For ~ per annan, pay able IN adsanee--No sub
A., ,nrr will he ,iiscontnaed tbut at lac discretion
1,,,, f'litor.) until all arrearagss are PAID
: Advertisements .ill he in.efled a, 80 cents per
tr less) ths irst Time aud 81 IL cents Tor each
...-..,.,, Fhose from . distance must 10 puId tor
,, To their insertion, or the pavaent assumed u)
y "a responsible rerson in Lynchbufg
- ,,hancsry Orders not exceeding Two Squares
.s,ted for six dolars'
t AIistters addressed to tho Editors must DO Posi
- =. t,av will not he attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
NEW GOODS

EDALNlARiNEs tur LADIES dresses, d
"a beauttul article
" or>led baroses, all shades do
Biack Italian Lnsipings
Rich blk. Maizena, Sai,ins, Tor dresses
Lisbon biz. Levanrnes, sap. gluss and tex
lure
Egyptian Fanny ealiroes, new s'yle
Cd aud 20 Alerino Bomba Llnes, all shades
Crimson MeriIo Cloths
Slate color do
Rlerino Sears and hdkfs.
Wors,ed barge, 5eringap tam and satinplaid
udkis
Swiss Collars, new article,
Splendid Swiss Mnsiins
Plaid silk Gro de Maple, very rich
Ladies sup, white horse skin riding aud walk
my Ciuve5
Will great variety Of other Goods, adapted
10 the srasuu. MehEG, ROBINSON d Co.
ian. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
ras
SWAEtE'S PalNACEA.


HENHE following is t,aa.sfa,ion of letter
Il from the original Spanish. dated 23d OF
September, ISIS, forwarded To William Swain
~ J. q. a. " damson, Esq. American Gun
sui
Satisfactory evidence Of the responsibility of
Mr. Rodrigues ha, been laid before the Editor
vi Inc National Gazette.
CAEAocaa, Republic OF Columbia
sept %, 1928.
10 I'm. S.oaln, PaiIadeiphia
SIR: Tie marvellous and beneficial effects
OF !onr Panacea IN numher OF instances IN
which it has been tired in this CITY. and of which
an ii witness aud aduirer, and the necessity of
a supply without the risk OF aduIteration ai
some bottles for NY own house and ior some
particular friends of mine, induce me to take
the Liberty ni adore slEg yuu ana to Supplirate
you to hhSe the goodness III send me 81 bottles,
directed 10 the ansul resident at this CAPITAL
S"z' u " u WILKINSON, Esq for which will
faR thr SAID Gonsal. or such person MS you may
diieci, according 10 the invoice but trust Oh
VIII pat u At tue mot equitable pric. ,. have the
sa'ls'Rc' LJn 10 intorih "on that | am Az ocular
vines Vt S,Cfeen cdreS OF the greatest impor
Lance affected 0y yom Panacea Of Syphiiiltc,
sAroHic Epeferate and itccr0us diseases-also
OF Lice Complaints 10 Common III this country.
ihs had the )ust ami meriled PHASES winch
/ nave bestowed upon the medicine have
brought IT into great estiulaiion aud with
III" doubt II will deserve more from day 10 day
.ot considerable number Of pelson alc Ia.
Aing II with profit
nave tue honor to be, &c
(SisnrD T. MiGL. h0DRIGUES.
1t is 10 be greatly regretted, that in conse-
9lence Of the unparalleled success OF tins medi-
enc 50 many inert limitations OF IL are tiai-
= io''tefed on the public and that a remedy
III s"cI available powers should thus be faisl-
iid.
>. ~ The price being now reduced to TWO
@oi.tAltS per bottle, places II IN the power OF
al c'"ssas 10 avail thcnlscives OF ITS use.
RM. SWAIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
A pHENoMENoN IN GRATING.

At Brussels. the Committee Of the CaIedoni
an Horticultural Society witnessed enc OF the
most extraordinary experiments IN Grating :;
that OF Inserting an entire tree, the stump ol
another. 4 neghbor, having IN the sLrine sea.
son.cul down an apple tree, about hrern lerl
hr.h, Hhic1, o,o!G.45t IA Mons ls,laeied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Aug 81.

T5ohe subscriber has lately received aSMALL
u additional supply Of FRESH DRUGS ~
MEDICINES. which makes. his ASSORr
MEN'r very complete. He receives Small
supplies almost every week, nv which mpau.
n. stock, though moi The LARGEST =, is alwavs
FRESH and sufficient To meet any orders
that he may be favored with
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
~ b. Prescriptions faithfully attended 10
by Virginia Brod YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Moafe ID, Jljl %, ls29.
CICuNBERS.

Tie best way 10 obtain good seed. is 10 pnnt
a frw Mills for he purpose, aud select for seed
such cucumbets AS are we'll shaped aud spring
within = inches IT, the root. 1ho.e which grow
near The ROOT Will not he 81 arer. ~ those at
Some distance FRONT. bun the seed will ha bet
ter and produce trnn sooner Much al the
seed thal Is planted. Is from cncumhrrs that are
allowed to 'ipeu, ., y, OF i feet fouI The root
'hr / aud best brmS generally picked Tor
the table
Inc sspnc observations, with II little varintioD.
are applicable TO pear, heans, a"hsqnashes II
~ with To- es,lv pras, beams, cucumbe,s, and
eqnashes we mu.r >ricot the seed wlnch is pro-
ducrd nearest To the ,pnt, OF the hrst thai rones
Ia leilef flon One .rea cause by which many
a eou oa' their vegetable productions Is th"
i4la!isntiDH TO the poohnes, of 'ceds. Bet'e,
give 81 cents for an ounce OF good sced, than 10
pIant the poor frrr II cost.
The Russia cucumber eariV, well Favored
aud productive. Ibry shout be planted AZ
some di-aucr from othrr sp'c,,s, ia order 20
pr seize their purity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
ONLY 50 FER BOTTLE.

yyIHE unparalleled repu'a lion of his nedi.
cine is such. aud its pre- eminent virtues
rre SO we'll established. and SO fully ackno"l
dyed by an intelligent public. that it Is scarce
" necessary to say any thing further than that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

copper StH, Cap and Worm
pair elegant Bronze Lamps
Tho subscrher hai the above for sale AT
very reasonable PRICES, which he will sell tor
CASH, " barter for Goputry produce.
II. ALLISON.
D.c 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette,
relates, taal a Young man that was ~ tortur"
from having thrust his hands twice into u he'd oi
roais. expe, Fenced immediate rri.f from llune
ing them INTO poi Oh TAR. His hands hehled
tree from scars There Is a famous lnrn ,alvr
made in Philadelphia which heals " uhom lpav.
10 be lAI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
POEM:


From the Token ior ls29.1
wnAf / rnAr, MOTHER
by ne Zee G1o,sa " Doans.
| WHAT'S that, Mother =
The lark, my claL
fbs morn hls hut Just looked out, and s,naeu,
Hhen be starts lIu,a IA. aunihlc grassy nust,
| Aud "a w aud away with Tue teA on Ito brui.t
Aud ymn IN lus heart, 10 yun pu,o vrlsat spAetc,
fo"afbe It out ia his Makers ear.
Eser my ohild be my laotns urst lays
fuued nAu ,tu ark L, II, AlAGur : ,.r..sa.
Whit Is Tint Mother -
The dove ~, SON
Aud that low sweet ,oiee. like a~idos muun.
Is ho"1ns on ir'm her gen,s breast,
Constant aud puse by that lonely uclt.
h the wi'7ls poured lroh sohe cr, stal ntn.
Tor hei distant dear one's quick roturl,
LIVER, my ,nn, bp inou like thu dow,
In hmhd'Aip DIS flitiin constant IN loya.
What Is that, Mother -
The cngo, boy d,
Proudly carrerIog his Course Of Joy,
From 1u n's oWn il,lnalin ,ienr relying,
hrclatns tie dark .vorll, inc red holt dcf,ing.
lis Mn o" tue 'NInd, aud uls q e IA the SIN,
lie s"etlos "pt hair, but bearo onward, a, Al on.
10y, may uI' ois lies ishi eyer lie thine,
Onward aud upward and tue to tuo lm,.
Nnlt 4. that Motder =
The swau, ny love
Hal floating down from his native grove,
No loved ohe nov, no Nesting iigh,
lie Is hnaliuy down by hlmsoH lo die;
Death dhr@cn' las eyo,tnd unplJnos hs wins,
Yet MS sweetest song IL The last he snlas.
Live 50. my love, that when death shall ooule,
s"an-llke aud sweet, It may watt tnee nonlu4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
RAD ROADS AND BARg>RIsM.

The Able RaYna, retnr rn> t.rf us uave,
,ver al the countries OF the eafih, aud WHEREBY
er ~ shall find ho facility oftadins from u CT
" 10 "a town aud TON village lu.A bami'i, We
may prnl,nuace die people 10 be- arbarous ~
we shall ouly hr drGe ,-a respesiins he degree
vi ia tUarisIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
EDWARD DRoWW

SsO ETUkNS his thanks 10 tue public Tor
p heir liberal encouragement, and soIicits
continuance OF their iayors. RE has just re-
celsed from New York. in aIdllian 10 as Tor
mer supply o. Jewelr,, 90, ii splendid a'sor-
npnt of
PLATED s. BRITANNIA WARE, '
When hr rnvlt,5 his friends aud rasfo.heI, to
cali aud see. Aaoi & his stock, are the toll
lowing articles, VIZ:
Casters with cut Glass aud silver edgc, o. oup
qnahiy
Do plain and ornamented
70 ice Pots aud fen
Sdeur Dishes aud Cream Pots
Ladies Ridicuies and pocket books
PLAIN and tame. Jeweiry
Jet, pearl, f1gree aud Paste Ear Rings
Patent. Lever aud paiu Watches
Fine Gold ChaiGs, seals and Keys
Plated do do do DO
Coral Of every description
Silver ruble and Tea 5p ,ons, Ladies' and 9n-
gar longs
u Watches carefully repaired, and all or
ders in his I,ne otbG3lness puhctualy attend
ed 10. Jan. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

JoIhnnfetsn ne informed that Mrs. SaAy For
lnrcl, siJis 0leny from sber hushsnd, Joseph
Fox uf aildlelow ~. Vermont. Mr.. Fox, Ia
communicating the Interesting intelligence t6
the pubic. heals his article " ith 4" A hornets
nest II oxen up" This Va. wrong, he should
saye pnl II a fox rit cOyer"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

10 lf7e, the Catholic Sovereign of Castillo
sent an Amba ssador TO drmoud Tribute from
the Moorish Kmg. huies Aben Hassan.--
" hru the message was delivered, the following
IA ,ghty and independent answer was gwen -
.. Ten your soyetigns,' sad tie Moorish Mon
arch, = that the Kings OF Grenada who used 60
nav tribute in moury 90 iha Casiiilian crown,
are dead Oar mint ~ present coins nothing
bat blades Ut sciInitars and he ads OF lance
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A village schnoimasicr one day asked be,
who was nboni 10 leave school, To What trad
his father ln'rndr al IN pul han The boy salc
ha WA To tie butcher, . Why. surely f" II
joined tue Ha,ier, - yo,, won't like To xii th'
paor sh.sp ani ambs = " Nh SAID the VI
chin - SOu'm like 10 kin posy 0ae2. in,
shold lie 10 All li anes.
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Anae NJ E,isrstsm o. tie Maideao} the Mis-,
20 three s"lninrs, bl the author OF Naveriev
is announced, from 'he pea OF So Wal,et
Scott
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lfrom the Token ier ls29.
WhAf / rHAr, MOTHER
by ne lee. G1o,sa " Doans.
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What Is that, Mother