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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

lvA takes the liberty olinforming the Ladjses,
of Lynchburg aud adjoining counties, that shs
has taken the commodious dwelling house near.
ly opposite the Franklin Hotel, where she in.
tends carr.'Tg on the Mantua making bnsi.
ness, 10 all its various branches. Having grea,
facilities OF ob'aring regularly (from Il he Cnic,
Of New York and Phladelphia, } the yery Ia,es,
fashions, she naters herself, from the ateption
SIZE will devote 10 the orders she may receive
10 merit share of pubic patronage, eud super.
cede the necessity Of sending orders TO distant
State or the Civ of Richmond.
n b. Orders ftom the country executed q,
the shortest notice
Rraii Riding Dresses, of The latest fast ion.
July 20. tfq7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
RACING,

" HHE Races over the Liberty course, will
- commence M Wednesday the l1lh Of DC.
toher, aud continue lour days, free for any
horse, mare or geldins.
LIST DAY.
Two mile heats. Tor $500. entrance Sl6.
I'd DAY.
Three mile heats S5Oe, entrance $50.
Sd DAY
The Proprietor's purse, mile heats, best 3 in
D, entrance $40.
9TH DAY.
Sweepsake mile heals entrance S25.
The Cash is to be put mp
II is hoped, and confidently expected, that
every gentleman will puy to the Proprietor,
who has been appointed treasurer by the Club,
ihe'r hrst contribution, on or before the day Of
the race
The tract is in fne order, and number Of
horses IN training, and fine sport anticipated.
NM. TERRY, Proprietor.
Liberty. Bedford c H., Oct /. wdrl4
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n WILL sell from 300to 800 acres OF unelear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters Of mile from New Lcndon Academy
and thirteen from Lynohburg. II is we'll adapt
81 TO the culture Of Tobacco and the different,
kind oi grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood iswell watcred, and lies better than any
tract of its size in this part ofthe country. III
so situated rs to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains OF high water The terms
will he very accomm odnting say one, two
aid three years, upon small payment In hand
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX, AUSTIN.
Jan II. $40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs The
- public, that he has extended his lease on
The Washington Hotel.-Ee makes grateful
tender OF his thanks TO the public for The libe-
raj patronage he has received and pledges
himself 10 use his best exertions to give salts
laciioa to all those who may favour him with a
call al The Washington. His Tsble shall al
ways be furnished with The best the markets
will admit. and his bar with the choicest H.
quors.-He has attentive aud experienced Ost.
leIs, and his stable inferior 70 none, with a
good lot for drovers, aud moderate charges, as
follows:
Breakfast a5 cts.
Dinner, 81 ~
Supper, %
Lodging, IL 1-2
Horses, per day 62 l-2
Horses, per month, SO 90
Board, per year, 1913 30
JAS. c. NORMAN. .
Sept "a, 3mli
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RACING.

vUyHE Races Of The Fhii4g locke, Club will
commence Al the Bo'ciourt Springs, on
Iuesdiy the 2oth OF October nett.
On the first day there will be run for a sweep
stake Ivy 3 year old colts. all by Mr. William
X. Johnson's full bred horse Lawrence en-
trance $50 zach, half forfeit. There are
81 Subscribers and the subscription closed
Thu is expected 10 be a very interesting race,
as the colts are remarkably promising. On
the second day two tbi ds ofthe money sub
srribed by the Club, will bc run for--iwo mile
heats. Ga the third day the remaining third
will be run for. the best three in FIVE. mile
heats On the fourth day will be- run for The
proprietor's purse Of 500. mile heats.
The proprietor Is tot now prepared TO state
accurately what the second aud third DAYS pur-
ses will BE- worth. The period Of FIVE years
Tor which the old Club was formed. having ex
pred. There IS new one established to
which he expects 10 geta considerable aces
sion of subscribers between this and the time
OF The races. Subscribers ARE called upon To
Ice puncinhl ia their payments. ne the subsfri
her intends TO put up the money. They are
also requested 10 attend early on The first day 4,
IA II viii be necessary 10 form ~ meeting ofthe
CLUB before the CONNIE ncen,ent Of the races
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
BotetoBn Spring. Sept. p IL
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WOTlCE.-By virtue Of deed of trust. bear.
IN ing date the 9th day OF June, 1925. exc.
cned 10 me by John Jon nson, duly recorded IN
the county court Of Campbell, made 10 secure
the payment of certain sums OF money due
Thomas johnson, edmf OF John Johnson dec
and for Other purposes IN said deed expressed
! shall proceed 10 sell, nj public auction, on
Thursday The l5h day OF Got next. for cash.
al the pr sui residence of the said John John.
son, in the county of Campbell, on Seneca
Creek, the feos,ng valuable property, TO vii /:
22a IL acres OF land, on Ssunlon River and
Seneca tfeek 90 acres of land on Cub Creek,
III the county OF Campbell also. three likely
negro slaves. two horses, thirteen head Of cattle,
sheep, 20 hogs. D feather beds aud furniture,
aud ali MS plantation uteasils one or cart,
three paiT trace chains, one loom aud all OF
said Joanfons hous hol and kitchen furniture.
The sale will be continued from day 10 day Il
necessity. The trustee will convey such title
only as IS vested IN hun hy virtue Of the deed
above named, which is believed to be good.
WM. J. HARVEY, Trustee.
Sept IL. wtd,9
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NEW GOODS.

80
which, for cheapness, exceed any that he has
be fore offered. The following are a few of the
articles and prices
Blue, black, and fancy colored Cloths. (,ome
very cheap
do do do Cashmere
Black Italian Silks
" Senschaws, SHrsnets, &c. &c.
Pink, blue, white and Straw Floreuces
Black Canton Grape, at SO dress
Italian do
Calicoes. large supply, some at Cd and l,
Nluslins, a good assortment, at very low n,ices
Flag Bandanna Rdkfs. at IS.
Some very sup old style Hdkfs
3 4 Domestic Shirlings, henvy, al Cd mr. ward
Plaid Domestics. large stock
Duftel Point and Rose Blankets, unusually
cheap
Hats. some black Fur as low as 81 80
Wool Hats, Shoes, &c. &c
Cotton Yarn OF the best quality, at Is. Cd. a
Bale
T. 5. His Store is next door 20 Messsrs
Mckee, Robinson s. &c. Ly nchburg.
Tent. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

~ ollCE-Ail personshaving claims agains,
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec, are
requested TO bring them forw ard well autbenti.
Gated, rs the law directs, in order that | NAV
make provisions 10 pay the same those ndebt-
ed to the estate are requested 10 make nav
ment ANTHONY RUCKER, ex'r
May T. ,sz6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

2W Kegs Wine Lead IN Oh -
1900 Kegs Spanish Brows In Oil
% Kegs Green Pant IN Oil
% Kegs Yellow Oohre in Oil
% Kegs Black Paint IN OIL
1000 lbs dry Spanish Brown
1000 los ry White Lead
1000 lbs Venetian Rod
1000 lb., Spanish Whiting
900 lbs. Paris White, &c.
Together with every other color, dry and in
OH in use. All of which are offered Tor sale al
the lowest prices. Howell DAVIES.
Sept 81
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TRUST SALE.

RI virtue OF a trust deed, executed ,o -
- subscriber by James Powell. and rs,,.4
ed N the Clerks Office of the County Com,
Amherst. shall, OF Tuesday the o9,b of g.. v
iember, Chat being Amherst Superior Com,
offer for sale, al public auction, on The mr.
sfs' the Houses Loisnow in the possessio. =.
The Rev Charles II. Page, near Amhersl ean,.
mousse together with 80 OF do acres Of Iand
Attached thereto. TIE 3weliing house is situs
ted near Amherst cour, house with three mn.
aud an entry on the lower foer and four ~,
above good dr., cellar, with four mon,
kitchen, ice house, stables, carriage Inns.
NC &c. The above valuable property +. ffou,
IFS locality, very desirable situation for
professional man. Terms made known nm ~"
day OF sale. THoS. X. BROWN. Trustee
The above sale is by my appreciation and
consent. JAMES POWELL.
Aug. "a ids
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FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome iulefsrm, upon the
LAhcad waters OF Appomaltox, in Buckng
ham This land is in the neighborhoo Of Clio.
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces 10.
baceo otihe finest quality, aud has upon il a
very large orchard al VIII selected lrat the
tract couieius $40 acres-Persons ulslaised to
bay, will apply TO the subscriber or Col. Snml
a. fai,eson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. 7. CHRISTIAN
March y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

r HAVE a Ioi of excellen, Whiskey on coo-
- signment which will sell very low for -.
or at 90 days credit. HENRY ALLISON
Sept Ia
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TAN NARD FO& S.At.t.

n VERY handsome little farm. npou Gilrs
81 Creek, near 1aylor Store, in franklin
county, the land lies remaILahl, well, the i'm
proponents good, and all nee-has on it an
excellent Tan Yard, with patent bark mill al,
ached TO the same. The Tan House, a frame
sixty feet long, with never failing water, and it
coming but short distance in pipes, aud no
chance ofoverflowing by high waier--it is
desirable situation tor any person WIN wishes
10 carry on the Tanning business, there beng
no other Ian Yard within eighi or ten mil, ,
east or south, aud none within eighteen o,
twenty north or west, and saffiuien " Of bark
can always be procured near the place. The
tract Of land contains about 50 acres, of which
there is about Is cleared, and lies in a wealthy
and respectable neighborhood. Any person
disposed to purchase the above mentioned pro-
Perty, can have possession by the 18th of No.
vrmber next. will sell "a grea bargain in
the above properly. For the terms and further
particulars, apply 10 the subscriber, living OH
the premises. PETER MOORE
Sept. "a 2,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
HART f. DAVIS,
Late of Petersburg,

I MORN their friends aud the public gene.
L rally, that they have established themselves
in the Store house formerly occupied by
Messrs. Holmes & Brewster. and opposite the
Office. They tender their grateful
acknowledgements Tor the liberal patronage
they have already met with, and inform them
that they continue to keep on hand large as.
sortnent of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
HOUSE COVERING

HNHE Subscribers having made grea, i'm
Il provement IN fire proof covering, and
obtained patnnt for the same, offer the ben
ett Of il TO the public
The Improvement consists in using fasteninps
which are locked in the grooves and nailed to
the sheeting plank. BY this means. no nail il
driven through the tin. and the nails are quite
projected against the weather which effecluai.
" prevents them from rustng, and the roofs
'eaking-whereas, on the old plan, the nails
are AL driven through the sheets, aud tho COW
efed by The grooves, they are nevertheless
wei ny every rain, which, in no great length Of
l,me rusts them or Consequently, loosing the
I'm from the roof, and occcasionng thousands
OF leaks. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on the new plan is. that
mere IS no occasion of the sheeiing plank's be-
ing KILN dried, nor more than three quarters of
an inch thick And again, on old houses no.
Thing is required but to take otfthe old shingles
and put on the tin or sheeiing. This max es as
good a roofas can be made, and saves the
whole expense of shee,ing anew.
WIN. BURD,
RS TlLDEN.
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COM MIS- slOIg pUsxNUss

ME subscriber iaforms his friends and the
u public that he continues 10 do business
on Commission, aud promises that no pains
shall be spared 10 give entire satisfaction 10
all Planters and Farmers who may confde 10
his management The sale OF Tobacco. Flour.
or other produce. His Office will be kept Mt
the Store OF Messrs. J. Il S. HaIsey, neI, door
below the Farmers Bank
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. ION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

WoTlCE.-The public are respectfully In
III formed, that, besides a very extensive
variety oil Sunday School Books, all the works
compr'sed In the following Catalogue, are TO
be had iromihe Lyuehburg Book Company. on
reasonable teens, at their Depository, al the
counting room OF M.ssrs. Williams h Cringan,
owe, the Store OF Mr.. George Bagby, Lynch
butp,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05


1r@ ' the directions of the will of John Han.
- sard, dec. late of the county of Amherst.
which will has been duly recorded in The Su.
pefior Court of said county, will be exposed
10 sale, on the premises, On the I'd day OF jan
uary next, that part of The said Trstators trsc,
OF land lying in the county of Amherst. which
adjoins the lands of Anthony Fucker, dec. and
which is TO be separated from the remainder
of the tract, by the road from Tinsley's line.
with the Spring Included to VIM. McDan.
iel's line, TO the Mansion House tract. A pIat
and Survey of the land will be present on the
day OF sale-and the land will be sold TO the
highest bidder. for cash, unless the terms of
sale should be otherwise directed by the deyi-
sees, John, Ambrose. Archey, Sophia. Polly.
Pamela aud Caroline. children of the Tesiator.
aud be,ween whom the proceeds are directed
10 be divided.
BENZ. TALiAFERR0, High Sheriff
Of Amherst county, and as such. ad.
minIsIrator with the will an
nexed of John Hansard,
deceased.
Sept, "a III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

NollCE.-A petition viii be presented 10
the next Assembly tor the revival OF the
Tobacco Inspection, at Black Water Ware.
house.
Oct o,,11
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SOS REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from The subscriber, on Sun.
N, day the 9th of Sept last, a negro man
named JESSE, about 30 years of age, very in.
,eligent, rather thin ,isage, add some what free.
killed.. He absconded in company with another
0eero, who has since been taken, and found TO
possess free papers. lie says that Jesse also
has free papers, and goes by the name of Hen
ry Carer, The free pass Is signed F. Watkins.
clerk OF Prince Edward Court. aud is very had.
iy executed II IS supposed thai he is aiming
90 the Salt Works, IN the county of KansYba
or some free State. Twill give The above re.
ward for said negro delivered 10 me. or secur.
ed in any jail in the State. or $50 reward Il
out oil the State, so that &C, him again.
WIN, A. JONES.
Walkers Church, P. o. Prince Edward co. Va.
Oct. 4,l4
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SOMEYAANG NEW y!
lust received large supply of REA.
81 DY MADE CLOTHING

made IN superior style, and OF the latest fash
ions, which, with our former extensive stock,
will enable US TO suit all. who may favor US with
call, with every article in the dress line. a,
prices snusually low. BY our late arrivals
we have received some superfne blue and black
dress Coats, some superfpe Frock Coats. of
all the fancy shades, splendid assortment of
Moieskin, Velvet, Silk, Cashmere and Valeu-
cia, Vests, Pantaloons Of every shade and des
criplion. fancy Cravats. Patent Nayarino and
Leather Neck Stocks, various kinds of Patent
and fian Snspenders, Gloves, Silk, Wors,ed
and Cotton Hosiery Shirts, Linen and Cotton.
Plain and Ruffled, Drawers of Flannel and Cot
ton Plain and Kit, and in fact every article
usually found in a Clothing Establishment,
Some elegant Camblett and Plaid C,oaks far
Collars and Cloth Liniess. Ladies' Cioaks Of
SILK ("ade 10 the French s,yle) also of Tartan
Plaid and Scotch Csmbleis, Circassisns and
Bombazines, Bang Up Goats and Big Goats of
every size and fashion, lot of DR., Goods.
Bale Cotton, &c. Please call al Walker s.
Cos EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
opposi'eihe Virginian Offer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
600 REWARD.

s CN NNAY from The subscriber near Benz
" = Creek, Buckingham county, on Saturday
ias, mniatto man, OF dark brown complex
'en, rom exposure IN running the river has
~ al OF ilne bushy hair, about 25 years old. 4
feet inches high, thin yisage, very likely, one
OF bis upper fore teeth little longer than ths
Others, aad the corner of one Of his upper fore
teeth broke off, very smart, goes by the name of
- 0SES PAGE, and might be taken
Tor Tree negro, and may have procured free
papers. and may be making his way to free
state. The above reward will be given 10 anv
one who will apprehend said negro and deliver
him TO me, or secure him in any Jail so TIM I
gel him again. The jail of Richmond or Lynch.
burg would he preferred. VIM. A. PAYNE.
Sept "a. 5,slo
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New Ton ) Pilgrim Triumph

NeHions Pilgrim Triumph
.
Owen on The Spirit
Opie's Works
Opie on Lying
Orphan Lucy
Polsgloit Bible
Paysun's Sermons
Paley s Philosophy
Paleys Evidences
Paleys Manual Theology illustrated
Profession, not Principle
Pilgrims Progress
Poriues' Lectures on Matthew
Pocket Bible
Persecu'ed Family. by Pollock
Pink 1ippei
Pilgrims OF India
Reformed Pastor
Refuge and Guide
Review of methodist Controversy
Religious Fashions
Ralph GemmeIl
Reciprocal Duties
Sunday School Hymns
Sinart's Journal
Stnart's Commentary on Hebrews
Springs Essays
Spring on Regeneration
Scougels Life OF God
Se6u's Essays
SCOTS Family Bible
SCOTS Letters and Papers
SCOTS Theological Works
Selikno"iedge, by Mason
Storms Reflections
Scripture Illustrations
Short discourses for children
SaeIa Presata
Simpsons Plea
Success - life
Spirt OF PRAYER
Scripture History
Sunday School Schemes.
Il
Thornton on Repentance
Trial OF Ant.Chiist
Iayla on the Aloaement
Iaylor's Remains
u
Union Spelling Book
v
Village Hymns
Village Dialogue.
Village Sermons
VISITS of Mercy
Village School
w
Woods Oh Infant Baptism
Watts Psalms and Hymns
Wa,Son's Apology
Nardlaw on Gecliastes
Wisdom's Voice
Willstons Sabbath.
Y
Young Jewess
fouth's Casket
lions Pilgrim
lions Harp
Zimmerman on Solitude.
Aug. 81 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

SfAS. GARLAND, of Lovingston, Nelson
~ county, will hereafter practice law. in
the Supreme Court oil Appeals.
Oct. /. 4t
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Land at Public Auction.

r WILL SELL on Saturday the 24th of Oct.
- next. at public sale, before the door OF the
Franklin Hotel, a tract of Land, containing
u acres, lying in the county OF Campbell. or
the southwest side of the road from Lynch.
burg TO the county Court House, anu three
miles from towo--il adjoins the Lands owned
by the Farmers Bank, john 5. Lee ard Others
there are but eight acres cleared, aud the
balance ofihe tract is heavily tmbered, and
much oft good tobacco land Tbe terms will
be one thild secured by negotiable note and
satisfactory endors'r, able in sixty GAYS
from the date, one third in one year, AMI one
third in two years from the day Of sale TIE
two latter instruments secured hy deed oc trust.
The sale will be conducted by j r. b Pryne.
AuclIuneer. WILLIAM OGLESBY
Sept % I'd.
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10 4 18 .eWDGICs
lfNO PuRVIS, being convinced of the
- utility oil selling Good. at a small profit,
(therehy Increasing the amount of sales re.
spectiuly informs his customers and the public
generally, that, in future, he will ask but small
advance upon cost. He has made arrange.
ments in the Northern cities for receiving
Goods regularly, as his stock may require He
is now receiving from Baltimore Philadelphis
and New York, large stock of
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AEGHNN.N RONNEVS

n LARGE lot Of the above article for sale
e. bv the subscriber lat very reduced prices
JNO. j. PURVIS.
Sept %
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A
Aletander's Evidences
Alenanders Cunon OF the Scriptul,s
Anatomy Of Drunkenness
Almost Christian
Assistant 10 family Religion.
Afflicted Mans Companion
Alphabet on Cards Tor Childien
African Valley.
Bellrage's Addresses
Beecber on Iniempefanee
Beechers Occasional Sermons
Banlers Call
B.xters Saints Rest
Buffers ADalogy
Bucks Works
Buck Exposit0r
Bucks Remains
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Bun aus Holy War
Beatie on Truth
Beauties Of the Bible
Browns Concordance
Buchanan's LIE
Bnchanan's Works
Brainerds Llie
BostDn's tourfold State
Browns Dictionary ofBible
Beverldgs's private thoughts
Beckerstiihs Scripture Help
Beeketstith's do abridged by himself
Becketsliih on Prayer
Beckersluh on the Lords Supper
Bible Atlas
Broken Hyacin,h
Bib icaI Antiquities
Corse Of Time "a poem by r. Pollok
Clarke on the promises
Ceses Of Conscience.
Ceei's Remains
Confession of Faith (Ptesby terian)
Chalmers Evidences !
Chalmers Works
Crudpn's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chaiachism on the Parallels
CommoG Prayer
Common oh, ctions TO Christianity
Christians Companion
Christian HiGdoo
Dwight's Theology
Dicks Christian Philosopher
Dltk's Philosophy of future Slate
Dun Allen
Dictionary Of Bible
Death oil Abel
Davies Sermons
Dover Hy mus
Dodrdge ON Regeneration
Decision
Destruction of Jerusalem
D"ight's Dictionary Tor s. School Teach.
Edwards on the affections
Earskine aud Leslie
Edwards ON the VII
Edwards On original Sin
Effects Of lmaginriIon on nervous system
Edgworth's " Works complete
Elizabeth Palmer
English Mary,
Farewell TO time
tlevels SAINT Indeed
Flasels Sac'amenrnI Medilaiions
Flavei's louckstonr
flavel on keeping the heart
tlayels Fountain of Lille
Force OF Truth
Fathers Present to his Children
Father Clement
Fathers Reasons for embracing Christian.
lily
Faber's Difficulties OF RumRnlsm
Faber's Difficulties of lnfdelity
Fair Child Family
Fosters Essays
Fuller's Gospel
Fisher S CaieChism.
e.
Guide to DomesI ic Happiness
Guilty Tongue.
III
Horne's Introduction
HoIne's do abridged by himself
Harriet Newell
Horne on the Psalms
Hall 5 Sermons
Halls Pol-micks
HAYES Lectures TO young men
Holy Living
Hunters Sacred Biography
lindoe Traveller.
j
Jays Sermons
Josephus Works
Infants Progress
InI..s Il.
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w NEA'H.

WISH to purchase n large quantity of
- Wheat, for which The highest cash price
will he given JNO. J. PURViS.
Sept. % DIV
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
SATURDAY, OcT. 10.

SATURDAY, OcT. 10. =,
The Convention having been opened with
prayer.
The following select Committees we're an.
nounccd, pursuant to the resolutions adopted
yesterday:
Committee to take NTH consideration the Le>
gislative Department Of Government as es-
iahli.hed y. the nresent Conslitai hon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
Philosophical \ chemical lectures

n>hE subscriber intends to commence his winter
Il course Of Lectures on Philosophy aud Chemistry
on 9Th day (Thursda, evening 18th inst. and to con.
tinue them through the winter, the same evening
Of every week BENJAMIN HALLOWEJ..
Alexandria Boarding School. 10Th mo Is 3t
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CUNartnershiD

INCOIN CHAN IERLAIN has associated Mr..
A JOSEPH HARRIS with him in the Grocery Bust
ness, under the firm of chamberlain Harrs; and will
continue it at the old Stand ION Prnces'reet wharf y
where they will constantly keep general assortment of
Groceries and Ship Chandtery
LING ,LN CHAMBERLAIN
oct 6--ep2w JOSEPH HsRRIS.