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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

RoBspc THE eRAvE.-The famous DR.. bsne.
die, VINO wos discharged from the j.i! IN 'a''
place las, court, tor want Of sufficient te',imo.
DIV 10 convic, him OF the crime Tor wnie" ~
was commi,,ee, is nov in the Batavia J'l', To-
e@,hsr with one Ackley and ond one oil '"ei
assistants, two others having escaped tor ,o '.h
bling a grave in that village. The body, WEI
was found severed it, two, 10 Neighbours
barn, proved 10 be the remains o. Ina,
NJ. Donald, an Irlshusn; who came 10 we.
place a few day. before, and died sudden !. ~,
The BODY had lam in The grave nI' I'VE Ds
alJisn (Srisuns) n 7 me"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
THE sIAMEsE BOYS EQUALLED.

The extraordinary twins or double Monster,
or Whatever the iuSus is TO be called, which
was described some time ago as exiting a, Ge-
noa has actually arrived in Paris, and the fol.
lowing is extracted from note on the sub
iect Of this ex raordinary creature, which has
been pu, forth there, a,tesieL by the signatures
of srversl of the mos, distinguished naturaiists
and pnilosoDhers Of the day; among others, Gu
vi.r, Por al, Dumeri, Groffroy, St IlIiare, SC
"The female presented to the undersigned
was born a, Ssssari in SsrdInia, on the 18th
Of Marc last. from the navel upwards, the
child is double. Inc RICH, portion (which las
b. en- chris,sued Rit' J Is at present aud always
has b, en- of a more delicate formation Than the
Ief but is Is gaming upon the other portion
m nit-suy. The LEFT (christened Christiana)
takes its nour,shmeHt more readily, and Is
pleasing and vivacious in its app arance and
manner. lis he upper parts especially tina,
the principle OF life ser ms to be concentrated
~ ,he lower and single porto" has hin aud
impoverished appearance his ere aturs APP
ps ars TO BE- an exact repetition of one (of the
opposite sex,) Which existed In Scotland du'
ring the reign of lanes Ill. and attained the
AZ. of - years"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
PRob,crous FLIGHT OF B1aDs.- There are ST.

PRobIeIous FLIGHT OF BIRDs.- There are ST.
veral Islands on he CO.'S, Of Van D, m, n 5
Land, and the number Of birds s-rn at times j,
salnost incredible. There was" says Cap
Flirdsrs. a stream Of sooty pc rrls. Of from so
10 80 yards IN depth, and Of 800 yards more
in breadth; the birds were no, scattered, bui
flying ss oompactly as trer mo,emen' of their
wings woold allow; and during full hour and
half this stream Of petrcIs continued to pass
without interruption. al a rate little Inferior %
the swif'"ess Of he pigeon. Taking the .'ream
% have been so yards deep, and 500 IN breadth,
and that 1t moved at he role OF 80 miles IN
hour and allowing 9 cubic yard. of space to
each bird, tie number would amount to 49,.
500, 900 The burrows required i" lodge This
number OF birds would be 7s,75o,ooO and al
lowing square yard TO each burrnw, they
would cover some hing mere than ISL geogra.
ph,oal square miles Of ground" rh- fact is
curious in ITSELF and il is further of importa nee
as 'endng t" shrw that the sea birds, which
have been mentioned as the principal architects
OF the superb marine portion Of the new land,
in tn Australian seas, are SO far from be inp
Inadequate TO such purpose, that they can ~f
tee II In much shorter time ibaa those who ar.
not aware OF their numbers would be ant "a he.
htfe. 1hs Picture Of Hustydho
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

VIOLATION OF THs GRAvr We undsrs ,and
sa's the Boston Bulletin, that the grave
yard on Boston neck was last night entered
6y some persons in pursuit Of human suh;sc,.
Tor dissection They succeeded in disint.r.
ring The bodies OF . female. seaman. and
q small boy, when they were in,errup ed bv ,hs
watch Further we knsv no, a, pr.sep,. Wy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
fiXsA11.DR,IAa ID. Gy
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %. 1850

SUCCESSOR To JuDoE Daps.-Jobo Ia,
Lomax Professor Of L.w in the Univ.r,i,v .,
Virginia. ha. been appointed a Judge Of ~.
General Court, vice Judge Dade, deceased =
This appointment was expected, and we bel;sr.
will give satisfaction to the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

LEoIsLATuRx wv ILLIAM HILL has bee1 re-
elected Secretary Of STATE of North Caro!inaloT
he ih!ee years next ensuing. WIN. RoBARDt
Public Treasurer and JAMES GRAET, Comprrol'
Ter, 70: the ensuing year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
AN INrERES ING CASE.

II is rare indeed that spectacles Of such deep
and thrilling in,sres, are exhibited in our
Courts, or that, when they do occur, 'hey are
reporisd with so much dramatic effect a. the
following. from the Boston Gazette Of We'd
ay last:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

AN AFFECTING CAUSE.
MUNICIPAL CouRr, Disc TEAM 1899 BosroN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

nl'y, she came 10 this city 70 learn The arr 81
millinery; not being succ, siul in obtaining I'M
'nsdiA,rly situation, she went TO service in me
f'miiy Of Mr. Ben amin SmiIh-,he testimony
Mr.. Smith WIS 'ruly interesting, as 10 her
virtue, "lligencr, hone ,ty, educ aion and pu
TIty; in reply TO question from her Counsel,
should ,h,s jurv ri'her convi,, acqui, ,hr
pri ,oner, would you IN either case trust her as
you have done !" his reply was, while he tear
stood In his Eye, "n"st assuredIy, with unroId
god.' lie EXPIRE >s-d his deco 81 cun,ie lion
ha, sh. was not capahe Of doing or had Rot
done any ac', Intentionally dishonest. The req
son why she had left him was, b. cause her
health Was not srong enough TO fu FL the du-
ties which devolved uoon her, tho to the time
when she went to Mr. C's, sb. always discharg-
ed them with the uImos, fidelity and cheerful.
ness, according to the best of her ability. Mr.
Cla'k tesnh'd ss to her conduct from he time
OF her leaving Mr.. Smith un il he 10Th Of No>
VENEER, when She was arrested. Ga, cording 10
the indic'meni;) and in This he VAS most full
and unequivocai, and lha' she had charge Of
me most valuable thing. in Ills house, SUI n as
pla e, money, Sc; and that she was o him al
mos invaluable, from her car, fuIness, honesty,
ability and integriy-that he pared from her
with the greatest reluctance and that the
reason OF her lug was the reception Of let
ser from her parents, wishing her return On
the afternoon OF he 10 h, he sent her Things Oh
board Of me , cket, and she wen, out to pur-
chase some al icirs o Garry home to her ns,ive
place. No, healing from hei again, tho she
promised To return previous % ssiling il she
could. he concluded that The packet eould no,
Nall, aud thai sne had gone home and was
no Undecided un,il Afterwards. Mr. smith
and W.. Cis'k rem., ked ,hs, a, lines she was
aesen 1" 'od. tqurntiy m.kins mistakes in
'hr dI>rhsrss 1t some n,Iis Grand duly, " Which
might arise frss net being Accustomed to inc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-27
Jao. D,vtrt, IT, Secretary. 80


Vi,r opty. to,,,os a. ,l.. ,'.i,,.,..' =. r. -. =
arc never dl'coycTnhe inst reading We were
the letter OF The loaycnon Auditor IN which V ed ecd ON
MONDAY st the G Glance We rc}, e. G,r~,I 81 S ~.
bold picture Of Heaven making him proeer on sccoun, m
so just nan having stug.lc with adycrsy and oppression
and h, character uriarfeA " his r6ori,aio riiI'
ISM and his sutnc resignation Death whenever his lcstirv
might conduct him o the kn f. tho pistol or the gbc that va
aito.cther overlooked the bcat,i ,cle1 hc ,y,. ,oJ
~ MS IN the touching picture of felicity which rose
om h's Pencil u all Tie Vivid beauty real life lie has M
soul f,r political tunnono anbi,ions cro cin"s Dj,th ~
hi point lac himself somewhat dubious NO nor
duac ro,ctouuc-. Of Office distinction not he he n
asked why hc ca'c huhcr from Kc,,ckc and ,,;d i
w7rhu" the course Of events writing uGaornatorv letters 10
gratitude Of Ccn Iocson , ,'E us IIaln' %n mo
nc icrics which he suvurtcd to ali this unphiosoplcal
ouI'N anl medn's-- Tins load eating, lobby louneng,
"Tn, place say, her Offered me here have accepted a,
means Of enabling 10 retire into tho bnron Of my beloved
family educate my dear children and spend nv wears in the
fell enjoyment of domestic The abuse Of tho mali.
cou N tho euvous shall regard the which raves oct
OF door while All y, ciccrfune.s and -nioe within
The Jrc'ivca n this paragraph introduced with podi-
gi-ous effect blossom Of my family" "educaon my chill
would have left something Tor imagination and doubt This
must not be- The world must have iho that his family
rs beorrd and his children r. o,1r conclusion co a,
r could never have been drawn had been c for nfreure
10 hc sure there are peyee persons IN the who instead
express ~ may hon that circumstance e led onace an
me ene'Hns nPpeiauyes NEARLY 10 Of and by,
The Heaven born Auditor seems 10 consider himself os .ca
e' Tor as beyond The chances and changes Of poc,
party c1pdce Ito revcr drenns oC b;no ed 80
oil TIE Fonh Audofs by fortunate opponcnt I'm
Poc VINO, Ike him, may not have hcen ambitions nor NOR.
dnacy coveous Of Office but may have "hclovcd family
whose bosom he wishes to retire no and "tea children
educate Does he suppose that the political poscrp-
non he made 80 odous Ivy the present administration thar
no iiuTc PRESIDENT will dare follow belovo
Wa 10y means Of the procpve process present admins
ration are ~ stay long has domestic affections" IN tho
oymen OF winch he proposes 10 spend his year' The
cpauons OF this Heaven born fail Of high mae
such prospect ne has keched Tor himself may be truly
called ono Of the cnucs Of mnguaon" but may res.
sonaby doubt whether as the present administration shall
have passed away and the caycn-born shall have pasSeI
rnrr fF nHIor
! sygcs ~ Merorr" nv"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-27
Eroa lie Laidon .Ego 1Ionfhly .Nagae,at rdr Fctary
THE LOVERS LEAP.

THE LOVERS LEAF.
In part ofFrance, not 4 hundred niles from the
fne port of st. Malo stands town containing
some eight thousand inhabitants. Auccnt.y a
fortified place Of considerable strength is pitch
ed on the pinnacle of high hill, with its antique
battements, covered with times livery, she green
Ivy d the yellow chen, still frownnr over ne peace
fn valleys around, and crowning the rocky ridge
which confines the river Rance. That valley Of the
Rance is as lovely as any in Europe; now spread
ing out for miles, it offers a wide basin for the
rIver, which, extending in proportion. looks Ike
broad lake; now contracting to a narrow gorge.
1t confines the stream between gigantic rocks, that
rise abruptly from ITS edge, and somore woods
that dip their very branches in its waters.
But 10 whore the town which have Just men
TONED hrst bursts upon the sight. that the scenery
lspecuilary picturesque. Winding through deep
dee of rocks which cut ofthe ncIebouring Wow and
throv q dark shadow over the river. the stream
suddenly turns projecting point OF its sh res and
4 landscape Of unoqualed beauty opens on the sight
Rich wooded valleys with soft green soping sides.
broken with crags, and diversified with hanlets are
srcn diyerging in every direction with the Rance
hiding forgard 10 the midst Of them; while high IN
air lording it all round, rises the stately rock on
Which the town IS placed, with wall, and bottlomcnt.
and tower, hanging over its extreme verge.
IN front, and apparently Immediately undof the
own, though in reality al about two miles dirtorc,
rom II, lies high craggy piece Of ground, which ts
T7ter could completely cncircle we're It not for
sort Of isthmus which Joins il to its parent chain
=? bills. THIS is called the CoHybNro from the turn
Whcn The river makes round IT, and notice il mole
particularly from being the exact scene ofmy slofys
catastrophe.
IN the town Witch have above described, lived.
spmc time ago, very pretty girl whom VIC sha'. de-
sgnate by the name OF Laufc. Her mother was well
10 do IN the worldth3. i5to say, things 60 IN Brit
amy where people can 1--we spenddiy for nothing 20
1H, aut DO very wei! Tor half as much However H.g-
tame could always have her pot fer ond her yot-
s5G jroche, Eept two nice country asses ono ag cook
sld the eher file dc-cbgmbrc and had once o wear
tua new fashions from Paris demonstrate her rem
5fl gnf ittt~ f..r he'd .Iff a.. l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-27

T-,,.. -ry.,--,,, .rr,.,,,
Ma. Boil II T..qrels-yYe b,vo boon nar,,;.t,I q,
hear read parts Of MS yYor,; nov. in n.o,-o ic'
wil if we mistake nor. form book o. T. linl qorro
what peculiar ne author n nan Of ..tal poyye- 81
liberal education taste and ac1uiromcntr accoDr7n!
ed IN American s7uaGron around tho .lu-rs Of Inc
Mediterranean. and waa absent rom this lis native
country, from the eutnmn of ia.s. % thaf of 1872"
in bis character f raructer or the 1lahiro7cn he
was, in some sense, privileged In1" ,gas ofc ,,rrc
exempt fro1n every kind OF naval lIty was at liberty
70 observe tho pccriaila- Of life AMI Character, Of
incident, discipline and 6nty anon: tho member of
the navy, was attentive 90 1Aaruo scc1rrY and na'u-
raj phenomena, and agqi,ed himself Of opportunities.
in which nc was literally iudu'gcd. &C n.s.'ng many
p,7cas in several NJ The interesting Countries that
surround the Mediterranean.
~ observing hose regions, &c cHl'a o. mor: IL
NOUS alike III song uod story, IN arts i1 commerce
and IN war; the seats o empire son fallen and goHc,
the birth place oil trne ana false rtSipn io theatre
OF noois struggles 10y t5Ttv' BON ancient and mo-
deTn ne was not an i.a observer ana m'A dna Wings
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-27

Ctrhcrc n Unyr,0Pc An Irish soldier waited
his commanding officer. with wrn he termed serious
complaint "hnOthcr man" he said. had upbraidnd hu
tat ho mnrdcd hs n, whom he accused "
being better than she shoii he end called her
hHfs which he should bo ashamed his honor
C'aae-"Wc, good fellow, have YOU proof that you
$50 legally married. Solder-'Faith yOur honor have the
bct proof the world" Here nc took on his hat or rather
c1p aud exhibited sku saying, "Does honor think
~ a'" a'u' g." slte .1rr from body but u wiic'r
w..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
NOW OPENING
"A NEW STOCE OE
DryGOOds.
AMONG WHICH. ARE

Blue, black, olive and mixed Broadcloths
super London Cassimeres, bne. black and
arab- Sattnetts and fannels. bombnzetrs.
black oombazines; Italian. nankin, &, Can.
son Grapes; light and dark Gros de Mar.
Sllks,bleck levantines and iustrings; green
pink and straw Florences; super cambr,c
Ginghams, gold check ditto; merino, cash
mere. and Valencia Shawls; worsted ba
Iege hdkfs, fancy silk and gauze do; flags
and bandannas. black Italian Cravats: silk.
Valencia and Marsellcs vcstings; silk and
cotton Hose, yellow nankins; kid, beaver.
and lIoskin gloves: Irish linens, brown g.
black do; plain and figured Swiss muslin;
plain and figured jaconets; null and book
ditto; calicos and ginghsms brown linen
drillings, Rouen Cassimeres, Russia dia-
pers, linen damnsk; cheap lot of parasols.
Sheetings. Shirtings, Stripes, Plaids,
Checks, Tickings, &C. &c.
The above with very general aesort-
inent of DRY GOODS not herein enume-
rated, will be sold as cheap as can be
bought elsewhere. Newport april 9. 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
At q Town-Council holden at
Newport, Jan. %, 1929,
-OTED md RESOLVED, Thai

u I olED .1.ND hE'No1sb En-, nat
V there sholl be paid into the Town
Treasury Of tie Town Of Newport by the
several Auriioneers therein. 10 and for the
use of the Town, from and after tho pass
ing this regulation the following Tax or
Duty. viz: On MI Real and Personal prop
erty or Estate By them sold. one quarter Of
one pcr cent upon the amount Of such sales,
and that The same shall beretained by said
Auctioneers out Of the proceeds Of their
sales and psid over by them quarterly 10
the Town Treasurer for the use of this
town--ProriJed, nerertheiess, that all pro
perty either Real or Personal which may
be sold at auction on EXECUTION. or By or.
der of any Court. and upon all sales under
the authority Of Executors. Administrators
or Guardians, be and the same is hereby
exempted from the duty or tax herein i'm
posed. a trne copy, witness,
BENZ. b. ROWLAND, Council Ck.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
: Printed and Published by
ATKINSON e. READ,

IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Toyrsend's Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham street.
entrance Pelham -street)
...r, .. TeTTrS.
Two Dollars per annrm--one half n advance
Price Of .7dpertisiRg.
Ono Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent irser-
non larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
red till forbidden, and charged accordingly
Hf'An accounts must be settled at least
orfco year
.pNo papor discontinued until arrearages
a.e paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

LETTUCE.
Early curled head
White head
Speclod
Ice Lettuce
R4DISH.
Salmon, scarlet.&ear.
" turnip radish.
White yellow and red
OSroS SEFD.
Water,& musk melon
Pomgranitc
Parsnip
C.4BBAGE.
Drum head cabbage.
Savoy DO.
Early Yorkshire
Red do.
Flat g. French turnip
Sweet marjorum
Cayenne, squash, ap.
pie d spur pepper
Double peppergrass
Sage, burnet,
Summer savory
Red Russian celery
Parsley
Corianier
Nasturiion
Sweet corn
Mustard Seed
Hemp do.
Celery
Millet,
&c. &c. &c.
10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

growth, VIZ -
PEAS.
Early June
Do. Golden hotspur
White marrowfat
Green dwarf do.
Strawberry dwarf
Two-podded
prussian blue
BEANS.
Cranberry bush
White cranberry pole
Tenderpod pole
Lima pole
Whipping pole
Albany bean
Boston boOn
Chicken bean
Refugee
Six weeks white
Early red eyed
BEET.
Yellow turnip
Early turnip
B'ood and scarlet
Scarcity
Manglo wo!tzel
CARROT.
Long 81 short orange
SQUASH.
Dutch summer
Crookneck do.
do. winter
Sugar bush
Long and early Gu.
CEMBER.
Narnn-. An-,l . 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

NeWpnrt. April .. 1-99.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

Received daily from some of the neatest Il
best farmers on the Island, and always sold as
cheap as by any of my neighbors.
Newport, april ., le29. IF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

UlHE Propretors Of ths Richmond and
- Baltimore Onion Line OF Stages and
Steamboats,. by Tappahsonock. respectfully il.
Ijrm the public and travellers generaily, that
CHS line has been in operation one year /; that
the best OF coaches. horses, and most experien.
ord and careful drivers are. and will be con.
sfantly kept thai the route affords the best &C.
commodaious. good roads, and no night trav
cling by land, The Stages leave the Bell Iay
ern in Richmo nd, every "Wednesday and Sa,ur.
day morning. ato o'clock and arrive at Tappa.
baonock 10 dinner, returning, leave Tappahan.
mock every Monday morning at 8 O'Clock. and
Thursday mornings on the arrival OF the Steam.
boat Psiu1ent. from Baltimore and arrive in
Richmond IN Intervening. On Saturdays tEey
must meet the PNuxentat Tappahanno6k, ready
TO take passengers 20 Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by 4 O'clock. p. NJ
Tho boat leaves Baltimore every "Wednesday
morning aud arrives at Tapbahuunoek on
Thursday morning. The Proprietors will spare
no labcuf or expense to render this route agree.
abe, and they have the pleasure 10 state, that
passengers have uniformly expressed them selves
delighted with the line.
UI Stage fare a, III. low rate OF 50 80; in.
tsn,ediwe Stages, s cents per mile
Oct. 10 4.sF omI8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

The Spfet Sulphur Spring for Sale.
UpY virtue OF a deed oflrus, executed 10 the
ID subscribers the I'd Oct. 1926. by Rice
Vass and Polly his wife, to secure the payment
of 5000, due TO Alexander Calder as stated IN
deed Of trust Aforesaid, and also in pursuance
of an sgreeme NJ entered into by the said hlce
VAS and Alexander Calder, the 2ls, Oct. 1873,
and have seellrcgularly admitted TO record 10
the county court Of Monroe, we shall proceed
10 yell. 10 Ihe highest bidder, Tor ready money,
on the prem ises. on Saturday the 18th OF Nov.
NEXT one equal uudis id1d half of The Sweet
sulphur Spl ing tract OF Land, lying in the
county OF Monroe, 2 l-2 miles from Union
containing about 465 acres OF Land. The trus-
tees will make such little as is vested IN them 10
tue purchaser snd no Other.
HENRY ALEXANDER,
HUGH CAPERTON.
3 Oct. 8. 4"lo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
TRUST SALE.

nuRSuANr 10 the provisions Of deed 1
II s trust bearing date on the 18th day Of ,Ju-
j., 1898, eteellied hy James Hendricks, aud of
Seco-d 10 The office. OF the Hastings CaurtJ of
,JyncAhafg, | spall fer the psnr6t of ths-,Isr
srus for nhcsn The said deed Of trust was made.
proceed 10 sell 20 the highest bidder, az public
aue,ion at the n Bee OF Il q. Tonpkins. in the
town Of Lyoehburg, ON Saturday 'he 24lh day
OF this month, alithe property aamed in SAID
deed. consisting ofs variety Of valuable house.
hold and kitchen lurnilure. and one negro man
named William. -AcfiuK as trustee, shall con.
sey such title as istcs ed in me as such.
JOHN HANCOCK. Trustee.
Oct Is. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
NMw ARRIVNISs

yHgHE subscriber has just received nun
Der oil staple and fancy articles, 10 many
OF y hieh he invites the particular ai'en ION OF
the ladies' They are in part asfollows
Fancy Gnage ltdkfs. aud Searfs
Panied Belts aud Belt Ribbons. bonnet ano
Cap do
Baitiste and grass csmbries
A lew pieces very superior bingham
loo pieces Cslieos-iatesi style
piece superior French BomhszIne
Italian Lnsrings, Lesanlines, Sensha"s,
Silk, Cotton aud Worsted Hose
Irish Linens aud Lawns, Thread Eds'ngs and
Laees
Circsssians, Laslrings and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, aud side Combs
Brazilian do
White wstered Gros de Naples
White, Green and Punk Florenees
DO Saiins
White and ~ OK Silk Hose
do Cotton DO
Linen aud Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jsconet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked Mn Inns
Nankin aud Canton Grapes
Ladies and gentlemens' beaver Gloves VERY
superior)
few pieces very superior Cloths and
| A general assortment oil Domestcs,
All at the most reduced prices, aud more daily
expected. IL. ALLISON.
Jnly2. ts92
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

y WILL sell from 300to 500 acres OF uncleal
Is ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adapt
I'd to the culture of Tobacco and the different
Kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well watered and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofthe country 1t is
SO situated as TO be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will he very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in band.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
iouth of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. 500