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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
NEW ABBIWAISe

NEW AHRIW AZ S.
n He subscriber has just received mum
n Der OF staple and fancy articles, 10 many
OF ahich he invites the particular atten ion OF
the ladies'. They are in part as follows:
Fancy Gau2e lidkfs. and ScaTis
Painted Belts aud Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap do
Batlste and grass Cambrics
few pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Calicos--lstest style
piece superior French Bomhazine
Italian Lnstrings, Levanines, Seushaws,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
Irish Linens aud Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laces
Circassians, Las,rings add Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Comhs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green and Pink Fiorences
Do Sa,ins
White and black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, JaGonet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked MuslDs
Nankn add Canton Grapes
Ladies aud gentlemens Beaver Gloves VERY
superior)
few rieces very superior Cloths and
A general assortment of Domestics,
All az the most reduced prices, aud more daily
exp ected. II. ALLISON
Luy2. 1892
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

1sAg takes The liberty oiinforming the Ladies
of Lynchburg and adjoining counties, that she
has taken the eommodious dwelling house near
Iy opposite the Franklin Hotel, where she in.
tends carrying on the Manus making bust
ness, IN all its various branches. Having great
facilities OF obtaining regularly (from the Cities
OF New York and PHILADELPHIA the very lates,
fashions, she fiaiters herself, from the attention
she will devote TO the orders she may receive
TO merit share of pubic patronage and super
cede the necessity Of sending orders to distant
State or the City OF Richmond.
~ D. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice
Rraid Riding Dresses, Of the latest fash ion.
July 20. 1907
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

\RNE have just received few packages des.
w rable goods, much cheaper than previous
supplies, That We are induced once more this
summer to invite our town and country friends
10 examine the prices, feeling confident they
VIII be surprised at the grea, reduction in all
Kinds OF goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. MKEE, ROBINSON A. co.
WHEAT.
NVRE wish TO purchase several thousand
w bushels of Wheat for which the highest
market price will be given.
MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
July 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

N he creditors OF Joseph M'Ray
III who are named in deed in trust execu.
ted by said NJ Ray 10 the subscriber aud Mat
thew Davidson, aud duty o record in the coun-
~ court Of Amherst aud Roekbrldge are here
by requested 10 bring forward their claims on
or before the lst day Of September next, in
order that distribution may be made OF the
money in the hands OF the trustees. Those Tho
cannot conveniently attend in person, will
please deposit their claims in the hands of
Samuel Garland or David II. Edley, who will
present ihem for settlement, so tar as the mo.
ney in hand will be sufficient The subscriber
will attend at the Franklin Hotel, in the town
Of Lynohburg. on the said Isl day of Septem.
Der, at which time and place II is wished TO
bring the business 10 n final close.
AMBROSE RUCkER, Acting Trustee.
July 30. ow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

NfoTICE Joseph Jared, jacob DE.
IN pue, VIM. Linley and Elisha GiveDs Be.
ing thai you are NOT Inhabitants Of this Com
monwealih, take this msfhod 10 inform you
that we shall proceed TO 'ahe the dispositions oil
George Brife aud hers, a, the Big Lick. in
Botetourt county. Virginia. on Friday the osth
Of August. 1929. 10 be read as evidence in
emit now depending in Chancery. in the county
Court Of Bedford, aud State aforesaid. wherein
yon are defendants and we are plaintiffs. We
sbsl elso proceed 10 take the deposition OF
Henry Sickaid and others. at the dwelling
house Of Pa,chal Buford, in Bedford county and
State above mentioned, on Saturday the 29th
Of August next 10 be read as evidence in the
aforementioned suit, which times and places
you may attend il you think proper.
JOHN M'CRERY, 1Adminis.
FULTON MCRERY. }uators
OF James Mercy, deceased.
July 30. 4~l00
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
ALVIN, COPPERAS, Sc,

Nov opening large supply of Copperss
= y Alum, sc. which are Offered at the iouesf
prices. Howell DAVIES.
july o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
ALSO.

DomesIics of every description, and a large
supply OF spun Cotton Yarn of every size from
No. T. TO l6 inclusive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

WE subscriber has lately eceived aSMAII
- sectional supply of FRESH DRUGS 4
MEDICINES, which makes his ASsopT
MhN.l very complete. He receives SNAIL
supplies almost every week, by which means
9,S stock though not the LARGEST aIwavs
rhtoH and sufficient to meet anv ordsrs
that he may be favored with. '''e''
N b. Prescriptions faithfully ATTENDED -
oy virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

>EM FNIHE proprietor of
EasEssEsz<T.@e1y@-,Ss IA the line OF Mail
Ex7sSsSzds9L& Coaches between Aiex
sesxssssssss.s.ssszs6x2 andria aud Charloltes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

REV. JOHN N. MAFfrrr The appoint neni
of his somewhs, notorious individual TO q
Chaplaincy in The u s. Navy, need not excite
any surpriz. when we recnllrct the distinguish
ed srr.ice hr ha. performed in the cause Of Ge-
neral Jackson. His claim comes strictly with
in the rule laid down Tor rewards in the drslri.
button Of Offices, and is no, inferior TO that Of
the Inspector at Pawtuxe', in this safe, who
60, his office for damping Adams ana Clay in
Fourth o. July toast.
M Mafiu is an Irishman, ard, we believe,
has ne, er been naiuralEed in this county,
During the contest for The presidency, he was
. warm parri.an OF Gen. Jackson. The Gig III
of January. 1928. he Reverend Orator attend
ed the Jsc kson eelt bIaion in Boston, and 1t the
diunrr 'abl. gave the following flaming tuas',
for which he has now received his r-ward:
"By the Rev. ]. N. Mafi,t. General .Andkew lack.
son, germ Of plant from the Emerald lsle-w hIle
admire and duly appreciate his military proves Il
commanding valor that rescued eountrys eseutch.
from foul stain, and achieved her salvation when
invaded by naughty foe, wearing the laurel. Of victo
~, gathered from the soldiers of Napoleon, we would
render him nobIer d praise. anh ay OF his vir-
tues and unadorned republican simplicity of his life,
What Cornelia said Of her children" These are our
Jewels"
If sue h o toast did not deserve q Chaplaincy
we SHOULD ike 10 know wha' doris. The Rev
,oos'er, j. will he seen, did but follow The lead
OF The General himself, in plar cling tie battle Of
Watsrloo precious instead If subs. a ,eni 20 hat
Of ". Orleans. Providence Hn'sy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
COM MUNlCATIONS.

The Citizens ef Alexandria are respectfully
informed that the Rev. Mr.. HrwrrT, Agent for
ih- American Temperance Society delivered
40 Address in the Second Presbyterian Church
on Sunday evening last, the object Of which
ws. to advise The exclusion OF ardent spirits
from society
Those persons Who we're favorable 10 he
pl,n % a,temp,ing the Is, a5lishmen. Of Tenn
perance Socisty IL Alexandria were reque ited
10 remain after the dismissal OF The congrega'
.ion
A number Of respectable ei,izens remained.
After some conversation, the Rev MIR. HEWITT
VA r. Que >,ed to AXE the esair; after which,
thu meeting proceedrd 10 nominate Commi' :
10. Ia draw up a Constitution, and call future
1neeting.
The following persons were nominated and
appointed Committre for he purpose above
stated, viz: J HN ID VOWEL, TH"MAs SAND
yosp. and RoBsRr JAMESON; and then The
meeting adjourned.
~ All persons favorab!y disposed TO the
establishmen, of Temperance Society in Ark
andfia are respectfully invited 10 attend meet
ing TO be held on Thursday evening, The - n
instant, at the Lecture Room Of ST. Paui's
Church, att o'eio
THE COMMITTEE.
Alexandris, December %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
China. Glassware, &C.

00 CRATES and packages containing elegant tes
ASsets gold banded, 81 peices' do 'us're sna
celtic do pcices, gold edged cups and ssucer', en-
ameIled India tras. very cheap. blue do, cut glass 'u
bIers and wines, ring. come, and conea.e pat
e China and glass cup plates, gold edged plate, ana
lustre pitchers elegant ustre Jackson pitcher ahpf
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate, blown .'
Jackson patters labelled and plain decantes' common
elegant cut glass do, blue printed dshe, plates, p"."
ers, bowls, covered dishes and bakers do teapo's
gars, and cream edged plates and dishes im,h0E'"y
sot box glasses with glass knobs. do swing 90 pau
ted futed and tablet do glass dishes, mou'deo qui
and oval glass knobs ribbed and twisted 90 prr'ss
and .qusrr spindIes. do plain with do ahsn 'o".
glasses, draw do, stone pans and covers with WHEY
Of other articles just received and tor sale BY
dec % GEO. WHITE. Auctonrer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

Nh EDrroR-I was forribly stuck, upon the
alarm Of f, t the o her evening. with he imper-
t.ct m de adopted in our Town 10 ''ifusr cor
rec, information Of the place where the trr ex
lists
The usual cry is FIRE." FIRE." which
brings US all out into the streets hut tells us
not which way 20 go. Cannon some better
plan be devised? would propose 70, conside:
ration, that when a 6rr happes those who
start re cry should IN the same breath, men
lion he house that is burning, and thai, as soon
as possible, those nearest at hand should run Ia
the Engine Houses, (spreAting the sl,rm as
they proceed) to give the infor nation to The
Firrmen. When the Engines start, you know
the crowd follows hem. 1t would no, take a
man longer 'han 6'e or ten minute. 10 run to
any one Of The E'gine Houses; cons quertly
correct knowledge nigh be ex ensi'rls spread
il ,ha, lime. Add TO his, that # the proposed
plan were adopted. people would soon &c, INFO
the habit Of g"ing 10 he nears Engine H"us'
TO learn where the fre is, and h:re they would
br OF grea, use in helping slo"g with the En-
g'nes.
Should my suggestion be deemed god
one, l would further propose. that we should
all make up GU, minds at once 20 adopt il on
every occasion. Yours, SC
A FIREMAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
SUPPLEMENT TO THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
O, vhaf ought 10 be a Supplement to ii.
Fellow citizens Of the Senate
and iiouse Of Representative.

Fellow. citizens IF the Senate
and iiouse Of Representatives
10 addition 10 the lmportan mater alrs sd,
>ubmi',rd 10 your consid -ra ion, permi me Il
invi'~ vnSr aien ion to a subject ut dep and
viii in rrrs to he People Of these Sra es II
mes" the prog ess and general prevalence OF
In em2eraucs. Any inlerf renee on the part Of
the Nsuonal g ,,eInnen. wi h the internal r..
guis ior of ne s ats, Or the domes ic hahi o'
The P o2le, would be Justly denounced and re
sisted as uncons,ilu,lonal; bu mere Can ne n
doun, that The Na:ional Goverumrn, has >
rign 20 lay an e1 Use upon dis illa'ion, or o
p ohibit II ai,og, ,her, and 10 iner the du
ties upon the imports ion "f foreign distilled
waters indefinite y. IT his were done, furd
might thence he sup lird sufficirn, for the edu
ra,nn If all hr poor children VII hin h. limit s
Of the Union; and thus, although the ,opers ii
he p rsent generation nigh not be reformed,
the AK would ne laid to the roo Of the vice
and in the mex genera ion Drur kcnness mig Il
be rendered as disg' aeeful aud a. unfrr queut as
snieiGs AID larceny.
Permit me also TO solicit your attention 10
one subject more. have recommended re-
re ! or reduction OF the duties upon Tea and
Cot e, which are article of general use in all
parts Of the Uni"n. and with all classes Of so.
cie'y Pesmi, me, also, 20 recommend re-.
peal Of the duties upon Sal, and. ola ,ses- fov
this much stronger reason, that hey are paid
aI'og' ther by tn. People Of the Atlantic States,
ard pr'n ipally by ,he Poorer classes, who can
ieas afford 10 pay them. A tax foi the Nu>
tional benz h. ought to be paid ny TIE nation,
and by tAe rich men Of the nation, and not by
a sectisn only, and by the Poo, Of TIA, section.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

ont figure, is in favor Of Mr.. Eaton's report,
which csnno, be said Of '.e .xetn,ivr message
nor of the .epor, from the Navy Department, /;
il does not contain any M an or ungen'Iema"iy
insinuation against his predecessor in Office
This, at I-as, is a virtue. which. in 'hr present
day. should not pass without us NERD OF Pr'lse'
aad when the hiehe,i officer in The government
the Presiden, Of the U"i.ed States, could not
send message TO the national irgisla with
out grA,ui,ous insuI. 10 'h"se over whom the
chance os an election had given him the 'icto-
~, is surely redrening 'fai' in 'h- harac'
ter Of his de, otrd friend, hat he scorned ;he
lirlrness that could ,hus descend 10 granty IT'S
vindictive maize. NJ. E4ron h s alwsys had
credit CIR h" quail les Of INTEGRITY AID gene =
rosry, an his hrst report, NOT wi'hstaedihg he
hlemishes "n its her.ry chsrar'er, Is a W.T.
ness 'ha' his claim To tie rosNe'>'"n o' hos"
attributes should be allowed. Yours, *.
MOTH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

Mn. Eprroa: For the first time tor many
wears, / amended the Tbeare, on Monday sve-
Mug. had seen Mr. CooPkR in his most
palmy state, and was aoxicus TO know whe,hrr
he retained his his'ronic powers now thai NJ
has descended some what in the vale OF years
am moderate in nv sentiments, with regard
to the proprie,y Of encouraging Thra'rieai re-
presentations; but canno, forego the pleasure
Of seeing one Of Shakspeare'ss heroes person
aisd by masur of The ART.
The selections Of scenes from The tragedy
was judicious: bu, the denoumenf oil Inc
Play ought, by all means, TO have bee" gwen.
looked upon This as rather unpardonsb'e-
iussn.u, h. as the las, scene, with but little pru'
ming, N gh, have ben rendered very effective,
even with few perfo mers on the stage
Thn bursts Of passionate feeling were, IN &c
neral forriblvlgiven by Mr. CooPER;S the sudden
ex rene Of temper 10 which the don6's M Jra-
lousy drive the Moor, we're rendered true 10
nature Several OF The finest passages OF the
play were declaimrd in excellent style. indsea
feusd Mr.. COOPER eqpal TO my expectations,
and in no way fallen IF in any OF the proper
requisites for y great acIor
Of Mrs BLAKE, as D-sdr mona, can hardly,
in JUS ice, say les, than Ihsi she made ss much
GU! of the par, as could be made. Mr. BLAKE,
as Isge, was very good.
TIE e1ertions Of Mr.. HOLLAND delighted the
audience.
Being 50 much pleased with the entertain
mem Of the evening, could not refrain from
dropping you. Mr. Editor, these few Inns e.
2ressive Of my grati6o a!i,n. Il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Thomas King,
IMMIGRANT TAILOR,

9 TILL continues to carry the above ou'ne" 80,
- al its branches, at his old stand, next door W -,
John Corse's Lottery Office, and is thankiul 10 ~.
friends and the public in general for past on ."u.
hopes BY strict attention his business. they VIZ
tinue their patronage towards him. He has JUST J.
ceived fresh supply Of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
and will be able to supply all orders in his ne OF Dua
ness a, the sborts, notice He has on hand oil sor'o
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will also make up. TO any fashion that may DC Y
quested by his customers, and on the most fe'''"''
terms, for cash.
.qso for Sas'
Ladies' carnblet cloaks; Bombszettc DO; anu
Cloth made up in the latest fashioh''
also,
A variety Of cheap PLAID cLoAKs.
He is happy TO uform his customers that ne ..s ~,
ceived the latest FALL II WINTER FASHiO,,''
from New York. wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
A good al ofcxoitemeut h as .xise for 4

A good deal ofexoiiemeut has txised for q
day or Two pas among some u the merchants
connected with the E'sttrn trade. in eonsr
quence Of the sudden Disappearance Of the Cap
ain OF sloop which has been plying hrous h
tn s-ason be ween this city and Havrrhill. N
H. I've captain arrived with ca,g", which
he sold and purchased ano her. which h. put
on board He was also au, no iz-d to draa on
his owners a: Ha,erhill for 'wo or three ,hous
and dollars which he did. It's presumed thai
he had five or Nix thousand dollars about him,
but since Saturday he ha, not been seen. O,r
Of his acquaintances returned on rursda from
Albany where he says tn. captain acc ompanied
him on Saturday evening; but then gave him
the and he knows no: what became Of him.
The sloop lies at sip, with he cargo and
crew on board.--N 7. Jour. CON-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

The SULTAN MAHhouD - he rage OF the
Sultan fu innosa ions, aud an assimilation $50
unorth ndox in a Muss. in'an) 20 European Ia
bits and Christian Observance , is, by, some,
traced TO his F.ench rx'ra' lion !, NAV no. be
generally kuowD, hat the mother Of Mshm. I'D
was faseina'ing brunette, a native Of Cher
bourg. IN France; who, by some Of The very
common occurr sees in the pira,icsI ssas OF
the Mediterranean, falling into the hands of n,
Turks, eventually became an inmate Of the ST.
raglio. From her grea' beauty and s,trae. :
'ioos she Sas elevated to the rank Of Iavori,e
Sul'ans, and become the mother of the presen,
Sultan. lis reported # him tha, he wa. O..
vo,edly attached TO his mother, and j, is SUI,
posed that, FIR m her instructions, he imL;,,ed
tina, taste for Europe anism, his avowal Of
which has SO often threatened his own life. and
., length nearly cess him his empire. On her
death bed his mother Obtained from him a
promise that hr would send her Jewels. and
o'her personal valu,bles, to her French reI.-
lives a, Che'bourg. Not along ago, two shin,
entered the port Of Cherbou,g laden with these
aricirs, and rich prrsens from the SuIr,n. n
the individuals designated BY the late Sultan
as her kindred luna"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
The Norfolk Beacon OF MondAy Says

ELECTION OF GovERsoR ser w l-srn oy a
gen 'leman who came passenger las, ngh' in
the Seam Boat Pocahon,as, that the election
OF Governor Of This State, is postponed until
the second Saturday, tn January. The remo-
val Of TWO members Of the Executive Council,
is appointed 10 take place on the frst W,d-
nesday, and The cleo ton Of four members on The
I'd Monday in J,nua'y Two Of these sacan-
cies are eccasioneG by the appointment, Of
Nash LegranG. Esq to the Navy Aeentv al
this station, and Of John Campbell. Esq TO the
Office of Treasurer Of the United St,'es.
The question as TO the FERN Of offi'e Ut the
presen, Governor was decided in the SENATE
a, an evening session, on FrIdav.by which Gov.
Giles holds his Office until 4'h Of Marc mex
the vo;e was q very close one, viz lo 10 8.
The Senate adjourned on Saturday 10 NEE,
again 90 the Isl Monday in Januray. Tne'e
was no business Of importance before either
House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Ds ~
MOTH
Mai RoBEHr Miller, ,hr " punishsd'' Posi-

Maj RoBERT Miller, ,hr "punished' Post
master OF >Rienmoni K, has be" tiec. a
Senator in the Sra;r Legislature. tor Msdi
son County, 10 supply he vacancy neca>'""rd
by the resenatirn Of Mr.. Arehihnid Woods. -
Mai. saUIRk TURNER, a gentleman Of 'al-"'s
and er-s' prrsoral popularity, vas Nj Mil
ler's opponent. The polls were clos a on
Monday nigh, By The consent Of boz candid
ates. Miller 585 vntrs-Turnrr sos Thus
it appears ,ha' the people do not approve Of the
punishment inflicted upon Maj. Miller, by the
peoples President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

SPrTs ON TIE SUM undrrs and from a
6 em,r who Is convrr.sn, With such opies, .,
hal III spot. on the Sun" are now larger
than have h-rn seen =, any im- since 1910,
The Prin' pal one is tar the centre of he
d''c and w~'u the sky Is clear may b. seen,
vi h Careful obser' ion, by the nakrd eye -
Around his are q great npmb~r Of smaller
sy.o's, rnos' Of which w-rc 6rs, observed gu
A"nd.y Similar spo', arc al.c to he sen on
other per.Isaa Of the &isc, Jour. of Gem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
HardNare, Sc.

Id RlTTANIA tea pots. brass androns. shovei' and
tongs, shovels, elegant teaboards and waters sG'
gle and double bordered, cream cocred and red,
knives and forks SCISSORS teeth brushes, bellows wsg
on boxes, cast iron mould boards Just received and lot
sale by GEO. WHITE huc'o"eer'
IL y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

MR EpIroR: would suggest to the Mana
gers Of hr Tns,ue, 'hr prorriety OF establish
Jug more rigid police, in The gallery where
The black, SIT. wa. xoerdingiy annoyed ON
Monday evening, by the Laughter Of SOM oil
thr,n, during the representation OF the fines
part Of the Tragedy. ,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
NEW GOODS.

VNo. n JOHNSON has just received, by the sst.
% Georgetown from New York, an addltionA ''Pp'
of seasonabie Dry Goods; among them are
Super merno cireassisn, assorted coiofs
Do bombazettes. DO
DO steel mkt cloths and eassinetts
DO Prissar .hswls, white flannel
Belt ribbons; wsr.teA br.ge hakh. etc' etc:
dec a-Rw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

Ar Intelligent Jacksonman being asked The
Other day what he thought o. Mr. Ea on's Re
port. acknowledged that he was ashGmed for
his coun ~, The, such document should 20
tor'h to The world, as emana ing from one Of
Inc high fsrer> OF ost Government. A,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

nv motto is applicable to my subject. nas-
mucr a, that, il our land possrsses ST. kn
ra,tas, surely j, possesses that which We must
LONE Hoe oun<uar terra po,e.' quod sm"s,
dare THEoPHlLUS WIOUiSS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

acknowledgements opposition to air.
lives State Senate--Hugb Nelson Esq. was
brought out some days before the election in opposito
to General Gordon, II. G. Cabell, ESQ. having re-
signcd but was withdrawn on the day by his friends
Gen. Gordon prevailing so far as to leave no doub,
OF his success House of Delegstes--Tho. w. Gil.
mer~, Rice w. Wood.
GrecnsUWe.-Congress- opposition to NJ.
Prczvant. House of Delegates--Tilar III. Pborus
83-Blount CO.
FFanklin.--congress---N opposition to MI. CIs;.
borne. State Senate---No opposition to Col. Cos
Townes of Pittsylvsnia (Col. Martin having sesli-
ned') House of Delegates-Holland 324, Powell
3i7---C Galloway Gate mcmber) 3o4, Helm 2oo
~FTedertcs.--C Congressman. KerchevaI Ala. Ro.
Allen 141. House ofDeIegates--Wm. CastIensr
il. 538, Jas. NJ. Mason 459-Col. Joseph Tulcy 1917.
Shenandoah has yet to vote, and there is no doy,e
~ BIZ Aliens reelection to Congress
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
GREEN CORNER

IsffE Subscriber wishes settle himself pernapcn,l - H.
Isy' and 20 enaoe him to do with more comfort To
Pace OF rs present residence Ele has in former advertise
noceu some OF the local advantages Of Green Corner he
WIZ Iot repeat them here The property consists of two Lots
anh extends from to street, and viii be sold entire or in
moes 1T IS not disposed of private sale "a mode of
seg he ypreieT win be offered AT public sale on the
premises ~ IL o'clock, Thursday, 7th day of next
ap3-25t CgApT &c f,cpT ANY,