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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

The following is an historical fact; and Is
thus rela,eG by an ,ilustrious magis's'e #
France, who lived in the 10th cen,ury-'he
Presidrn, de Mesmes.
king Frsn-,s I. being tired of Rnse, his
lici,or TO ,he parliament OF Paris, SEM Tor my
father. then jus, arrived in Paris, to give him
a, flee. lie, with his usual roaghness and
severity. mainraned that 1t would no. be right
10 turn out If his place. an officer who had been
q .iltv If no fault G. But he is my sole tor,
said the king: 'evers private individual choos-
es wnomso,v yer he lik. :; and shall no, nosses IS
the same privilege IS the meanest Of my SUBJ
iects!" ale is" rejoined my father ",be soil
citor Of the king and the crown, no. s"bjeci 10
your passions, bui TO the perfoi manre of his
GUY had Father beg my brad than accept
the off, of any m n during HE lifetime " The
king excused and commended his lib~r y Of
speech, and changed his mini; so tina, three
d VS. afterwards, Ruse came and fell upon his
k.ers before nv father in his study, calling him
his e. Their and saviour NIX to God have
d NJ no hipg for you" replied NV father: don't
hank m; I only Consulted my own conscience
and MOI your ss,Isfar ton"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
GeOvge 3. Hough
Has received considerable part ofhs FALL SOPPLY5
DRY GOODS

"'ICH have been selected with great care both as
w to2rces and quality. Among them are Cloths
csssmeres, and sattnets; pon: and rose blankets; me
rno, long, and square shaas; Ihibet and Cashmere
do.i variety of E ncy hdkfs; French, English and
Swiss meriGo cloth; Circas slams and bombazetts: blk
barage. black palmsrne, black satin Levantlne and
mode; Italian ustrings, eros de Maps and eros de
Indies; silk and worsed hoses plaid eambets and tar
tines; bang up cords; fsnnes; domestic and imported
carprtings; tickngs with general assortment Of do
mestcs; fur caps; wpolen stockings, colored
camorics an furniture chin.z; and, in short. large
and very yener assortment If almost every fancy and
staple article OF Dry Goods.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
lst ballot

We unce rstand that Mr. Baron, personal
friends had chiefly oommutsd ,hrinsrl.r>, un
der the impression hat he was not candidate.
Eign'v nine members voting, and Mr. Nun
e. d on the second ballot, ID aiming d msjo,hy
of the whole, was declared elected.
On motion of Ne Dnddridge, The rules of
the last House OF Deh gates, were adopted for
the regulation Of ,hr proceeding. IF the Con-
ve",ion, in SD far a. they were applicable.
On morton o, Nj. Mccoy The Convention
Pr c,eded to The election Of Ssrgean, at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
SWeae Iron.

Nov landing. from brig Garnet, from stockhct,
~ go tons of swedish Irons and in store, us t's,
of wedish and English Iron; making complete q
sorlmeut, consisting of the following mentioned SIC
VIZ:
From IA inch to inches square
$40 do to IL do round
do to II do fat, and
From Ia inch TO l inch thick
Plough. plates of various sizes, and Land SIDES wkc
will be sold on accommodating terms.
10 mo7-7t PHlNEAS JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
70 hu,chers

f~ The subscriber has some very fine
XE@ BEEVES,
H-T which he invites Butchers to call and
('tssS1s5(D ook At, on the .aJIDLEY FiRN, n.rr
ba''cto~', Frederick COUNT They sili br sold low
for cash ABSALOM REMINGTON.
oct 3-AAe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
ID ,ncing School,

WI gentlemen If AleEsndria, that his Dqne,r a..
vii ne open on Friday merit, HE Oh instant n -
room corner Of Royal and Duke streets.
Days Of Tuition:
Every Friday, at O'Clock in the evening" for ycp,,
ladies'; and fol- young gentlemen.
Every Saturday, at II O'Clock in the morning, e
young ladies and young gentlemen.
Night School will be open, for young genteu,,
every Thursday and Friday, at o'clock.
&C. S-2aw4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
Sugar, Tea, Coffee. 3.

81. DOUGLAS have just received , v.n 81,
ID ed assortment of Nsss.
GROCERIES, Viz:
80 hhds and tierces sugar. Of various qu,Hd.,
IS hhds, tierces, and bbls molssses, of do
70 packages of teas, gunpowder, imn.s.,
young Tyson, of fine quality 'G
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different number
90 bags best and common coffee
&AL1-Loose and in sacks
SPrES-Embracing pepper, alspice On.
cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &c s~ee
SPIRI7S.Freneh brandy. Holland gin, y.n,,,
Antigua, and New England rum 'ia
WINES Madeira, Lisbon, FORT, maIa1, l..
of them very low priced. '"as
DIES Indigo, coPperss, madder. logwooa, ss.
alum, sc '"',
EPN0M SALTS Of superior quality
SSUFF-Leiper, Garrett. Il I.ofilar'. N,cc,,,.
PAPER-writing and wrapping; tobacco S'..,
mustard, cheese, fig blue. gunpowder shot bar I.'
birthstone, salt Pe're, &c &C. the whole ofwhcb tt.,
will -e, wholesale and retail, on very moderate ,,,
oct 8 '4S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

MIR SNowptN You vii ohhge ff,e"d by
is ing in the & zr'tr the following p'obI'm:
Given the magnnud- and p"s' ion OF two
circles, and a poin' in he line b. wrrn their
ccn,res; 1t is required from 'hi> point TO de
Sc ID, circle, hat shall ~, off from he 'wo
given circles, chord, whi'h are either rqual,
or whose SUN is a IN ximum. Q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
Fall Goods
Notice.

sNOtlce.
an the 27,h March last, requested my ROD
~ give me six months more upon '"." "a, !,
claims agsnst me Not having been aoe " VI
and most of the few remaining having eap IS II is
lingne,s to extend the indulgence, aN a,h> p,rs
do remain, and Tor the last time. tor SIX n'o"''
Most respectfully and gratefully, cuIE
oct 5-2aw3w Oiho W. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

Mr. Powell nominated VIM. Randolph, OF
Frederick MIR Cabvh, Maj. james Soyars.
of Piu,vI,ania. Mr.. Taylor. al Cnrs,e H.
Wade Mosby, Of p. 'wba,an, who was also sup,
poru ed by Mr.. d ddridge Mr. Morris m
J Wrstnn, Of Hanover. Mr. Garneti' Ia
vid Mesde Randolph Mr. Campbell, OF Bed
ford, Peer Francisco. t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
SELECTED POETRY.
WOMAN.

A gleesome elm coy and wild,
Neither a woman nor a child;
But dancing on the verge between,
With air and motiotf chsrubim
Too CAV to mars Che mystic bound;
Almost too light to tread the ground.
Weak childhOod's toys aud trih so'er:
And maidhood's glories all before
How can such being, pure, refined,
But tread upon the Welding wind
An eaglet Ger h. r skoora riven;
A C, gnet on the skirts Of heaven;
A .treamer in the ether blue;
4 rainbow on the morning dew;
4 thing to place On fairy throne,
And lovers mind to dwell upon.
For me I'm beauty's slave contests
Without it, hopeless and unblest,
A,.h so are all, gainsa. who cans
Frwhat would be the hfe OF man,
II left in desert or in isle,
Unighted up b, beauty's smilet
Even though he boosted monsrch's name,
And Ger his own sex reign'd supreme,
With thousands bending to his sway.
lflovely woman were away
" hat were his lifel whit could it be-
A vspour on q shoreless sea,
A troubled cloud, in darkness tost,
Along the waste Of waters lost;
A ship deserted in the gale,
Without a steersman, or = sail,
A star, or beacon-light before,
o. hope OF heaven evermore,
A thing without ahumsn tie
Unloved to live, unwept to die.
Take woman rs her God hath made her,
Aud not as mankind may degrade her;
Else as well NAV YOU take tie storm,
In al its hideousness, to t"rn
Al estimate uf nature, cheer,
A glories Of the bounteous year:
rAx- her in ali her hlisl duty
A virgin glowing m her beauty;
Aud say, if such form WAS gwen
+ r LONELINESS BY bounteous heaven!
The nantling blush SO sweetly spread,
Changing the pale rose TO the redi
Tn, dowuy locks with roses t~ined,
Or wsntnn waving n the wind.
Thc graceful form, III. gliding tread.
Too light TO bruise the dais,'s head;
And snlil that. like the morning dew,
Shells gladness on the gszer's view.
O Wa &c me from nv raptmred dream,
For more than per'lous is the themei
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

A Young man died lately Cooper>town 10
der the hand Of steam dor or. A. irqrnv
in,o ne oireums,anc-, is promised by the ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

uDUkoUANi to n deed Of trust executed TO
u Richard Iyree and WIN Davis, by VIM.
Cobhs and Jane his wife. hearing date the 4th
day May, 1919, and duly recorded in the Hus.
,ines Court Of Lynchburg. f,r purposes therein
named, the subscriber, surviving trustee, will
proceed TO sell, by way of pubic auction, on
The premises, on Saturday the 2Sfh Jay Of No
vember next, lot ofground. with n eonye Dieni
dwelling house and other ont houses on IT, con
tanning Id acres, lying down the river about
half a mue from Lynchburg, and commonly
called Smiths Well. Likewise lot Of ground
situated in the town OF Lynchburg. containing
quarter Of an acre. on 9th street and I'D alley.
having on il a house, al present occupied as q
poor house. Terms made known on day OF
sale. The subscriber, acting rs truster, will
convey none other thaa the title vested in him
as such. RICHARD TYREE,
Surviving Trustee.
Nov 10 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
Nov. 10

10y virtue of a decree of the county cour,
ID Of Amherst, we will sell, on Friday the
18Th December next, on the premises, tract OF
land containing one hundred acres, adjoining
The lands Of Peter Richie, Thomas hlorrsss
heirs and others, near the Union Mills. and on
Saturday the l0b, at the house Of Benjamin
Sale, on the premises, one other tract OF land
266 acres, on a credit 81 ~ months
on the purchasers giving bonds with sutii cieat
security for payment OF the same. The last men
toned tract is mostly good creek bottoms " i,h
comfortable buildings and good orchards, and
is part oilands belonging 10 Thomas Moriiss,
dec d. JAMES DAVIS, ] Com.
JOSIAH ELLIS, mission
4 n. EUBANK ere.
Amherst Nor, 10, :. Id,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
REVIEW

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for The VUginian, by
THOMAS A HoLconBE aud RIsHAHD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALESg
Extreme prices Of passed Tobac-
co, from SO 90 to 90
Inferior to common, 3 50 to d 30
Common 10 good, 4 800 g so
Good TO fine, 30 90
Strips, 4 OOto s 90
Refused, 2 % To 8 90
There is very little doing in tobacco; but
few hhds. have been inspected since the coin-
mencement OF the month, and there never was
less tobacco for inspection in this market
New Lugs loose ore selling at 81 rs TO 81 %,
according 10 quality. We learn from Rich.
mond tina, several sales have lately been made
in that market-two caIgoes have been pnr.
chased for SPAIN OF inferior and common tobac.
co, at 80 TO 81 %, averaging - per hun
dred, and that several parcels have been sold
10 the French dealers from 7 to 80, agine
SO Oh. per c~t
Flour, So 871 to4
Wheat, 10 1912
These articles are in good demand.
Bacon, scarce, 6to 10 cts
Whiskey, wholesale, 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
$50 REWARD

Ridden for the apprehension of my mu-
II latto slave HENRY, who left me on the 25ih
July last. He was since then committed to
jan IN Nelson county, in this State. and has
made his escape by breaking said Jail, and was
since seen in Montgomery county, where it is
believed he is now lurking. He is a bright
mula'to, about feet in height and about 80
years OF age. had on large whiskers when he
'e,' he rs crippled in his right hand by burn
gers. He passes for free man, and | am told,
calls himself Henry Campbell. The above re-
ward will be given to any person who will ap-
prehend and conhne said slave SD that can get
n,m' Information must be sent TO Joseph Cad,
Worth Carolina, Montgomery county, Martins
Store P o., by mail.
JOSEPH CAD, Sen'r.
mere IS a tD,a'i scar on his wrist by said burn.
Nov. 10. er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
DanviNe Male academy,

TuyHlS Institution will be re.opened on The
IL lst Monday in January next, under the
immediate tuition aud care of the Rev. John
Warnock, whose Classical and Scientific ac-
quirements, aud experience and success as n
teacher, eTinently qualify him for the insiruc
ton oil youth MIR Warnock is a graduate OF
Glasgow University, and has been engaged in
teaching during the last years, in this country.
His recommen daiions, which are ample and
satisfactory, show that he is we'll qualified, not
only by his literary requirements, but also by
bis moral worth, 10 preside over an Institution
OF this kind. As the School will be permanent,
the advantages of this Academy will be equal o
any in the State the Classical course will be
sufficiently extensive TO prepare Stud ents for
entering any of our Universities. Boarding
may be had in respectable families at moderate
rates. BY order,
JAMES D. PATTON, President
ofthe Board of Trustees.
Danville, Nov. 10, 1929. VII
=. 8. Mr.. Warnock will take a few boarders,
Astbe number will be limited, an early sppIica.
iou is requested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
NOrXCE.

m Y virtue of deed OF trust executed TO the
- subscriber by hees Cunningham. and OF
record 10 the clerk, office Of Nelson, will be
sold. AT the residence Of Rees Cunningham. in
the comfy Of Nelson, the interest hich the said
Cunningham has IN the estate OF Valentine
Hilton. deeea sed, consisting Of Negroes, toge.
Their with the household and kitchen furniture.
one wagon. four hosses, stock ofhozs, cows and
sheep, and plantation utensils. This sale will
take place on the 22d Of December next. aud
be for cash. The subscriber will convey such
title onl, as Is vested in him, which Is believed
to be uuquesiiopabie,
JAS. ID. WATTS. Acliog Trustee.
November 10. ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

DuKSUANl 10 the last VIII
feiE aud Tes,amen, Of Robert
NN Cobbs. decd the suhsci iber will
.W sell. on the premises, on the 2slh
oil tins month n valuable tract OF t. bacco Land,
lying IN the county of Bedford, on both sides Of
Ivy Creek, adjoining the lands Of Benja,pin
Robertson. sen. aud the lands of tho heirs OF
Francis Mrriwether and others. This tract con.
tains about 800 acres. Of which about half IL
cleared, in fine heart, and good siIuatiod FIR
producing large crops of Grain aud Tobacco
The uceared part is nearly all Tobacco L,nd
that viii produce large crops of the frs, Kind
Of Tobacco. improvements comfortable
Dwelling House, &c. aud IA variety oi fine Fruit
Trees.
And on the Cd of December, / will sell, In the
county of Campbell, tract containing about
700 acres. lying near Collins Ferry, on Saun-
ton River, aud on both sides of Whipping
Creek. This tract includes the Dry Fork tract.
aud so much OF the Planedeelings and Lcnson =
tracts, ms lie Northwest of the road leading
from the Ford Of the Creek, Into Watkins road
--on il is a considerable quantity Of Creek
Fla,s md n good portion of Wood Land, Of ex.
crlrnt quality for producing fine Tnbnceo
with IN abundsnre oi supreme plant land Ad'
joioing,is one oi the best ranges for Stock East
Of III. Blue Ridge. lmprovemen,r. A comfortable
Dwelling II nuse and other Duihouses, Orchard
AZ.
A uaci containing about 36S acres, living
East of Little Whipping. TO, lar from the las,
named tract. and adjoining the lands OF John
| Marshall, Lewis -. Poinde xtcr aud others
| This tract, except some old field, is in Woods
| The old field part has some excellent Fruit
| Trees. No crops Of conse quence have been
| made on this land for some years; but when
cultivated by former occupants, IL produced
Tobacco of superior quality Also. ono half 81
an undivided tract on Failing River conta ming
about los acres. This tract is generally known
ms Preweis old Mill Tract, ss II includes the
Mill This property lies near Brookneal. and
the stream affords an abundance OF water for
any purpose. Cnpt, Nowlin, who owns the
other half win probably sell IL at the same
| time.
Also, three lots in the town OF Brookneal and
n considerable quantity OF cora, fodder, &c.
stock ofevely description household and kiich-
I'm furniture AT the late residence of the said
dee d Also. Lot OF 4 acres OF land, including
the old Mil Site, buildings. &c. on Whipping
| Greek The sale in Campbell will commence
| oenr Jonesvillc. on the TOO acre tract. and con
| time from day TO day, Sundays aud wet days
| excepted. until finished.
My brother, Charles l.. Cobbs, will shew the
Lands in Campbell, to any one wishing To pur
chase, aud will shew that in Bedford, or II will
he shewn by the Manager on the premises The
papers exhibiting the quantities aud titles, will
be shown on the respective days OF sale. A
credit OF |, 2 and years will lie given on the
land for tho balance, sums over SO, IL months
credit, under $40. cash.
WILLIAM cOBB5, Executor.
Nov. 10. wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, On Thursday evening last by the
Rev, Thomas Burge. Air. JOSEPH II. $40
REY, 10 Miss ELIZABETH l.. GREGORY.
all OF Amherst.
-, on the 18th inst. nj Philndelphis, by
the Rev Isaac Lesser. MIR. GEORGE DAVIS.
of the firm Of Hart & Davis, of this place, TO
Miss ESTHER BARNET, of London-niecs
10 Simpson Morrls. Esq. ofPhlndrlphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
lr@sXyr MDVRL.

HNIIE subscriber has the pleasure Of inform.
Il ing bis friends and the public generally
that he has just received direc. from Philadel.
phia. Cooper's late work. called " THE EEPT
OF WISH.TON WISH "a Tale in two vois. -
The public must have observed before this that
all the reviewers praise this work exceedingly
Indeed, by many it's thought 10 he The author
best production. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nov 10 2tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
Notice.

hY virtue OF n deed OF trust, braring dat.
u - the goth oil September, 1895, aud dniv
recorded 10 the county court Of Amherst. made
ny Thotna5 Crews and Sally his wife, In which
the undersigned are trustees, aud in pursuance
Of the direction and assent Of the said Tboma,
Crews, will bs offered for sale, 10 the highest
bidder, upon the premises, on the 26tb OF H.,
cembel next. " fair. II not, The next fair dav
thereafter, The Tract OF Land on whic, tho an IA
'Thomn- Crews how resides, lying upon m,
LynohbuTg road, aud containing between aad
700 acres. Also, ut the came lime, a TRACT of
Land IN the county of Greenbrier, containing
100 ACRES. Also, The following Negro Slaves
John, Stephen, Rachel, Marshal Henry. Nd.
mund, Caleb, Hannah, Judy, Chaney and Ma.
ria. A'so, st head of horses, one c.trin,.
and harness, with the stock OF cattle. bog..
plaaiation tools. aud the wagons. csr,s aos
steers belongiog 10 The plantation. The t.,na
VIII br sold Tor on" third cash, and the balance
IN 'ne and two years, with n deed Of ,rus, 10
secure tho purchase money the Negroes will
be sold for cash and the remainder af IN.
property on credit of sig months. Rona
with approved security. required.
T., +. GARDNER.
A Is. DAVIES.
agree 10 The aboye sale, and will deli.
verp"'sess'on of III. Land TO tho purchaser M
the day Of sale, and hereby wsiye am 40
every right tesefved 10 me by The rms, ds.J ~
retain the property OF postpone the ,ele ,h,r.
OIL 1HOS CREWS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
ORITUARY.

DIED, in Richmond, on the 18th inst. after
a long aud painful illness, Mrs. CYETHn ToLIR,
mother OF one OF the editors of this paper. she
was member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church nearly twenty years, and, amidst the
diversified aud frequently affecting dispense.
tons oil Providence she was sus aimed e. cheere,i
by the rich conscientious OF the religion she pro.
fessed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
Land, Negroes, &c. for Sale.

o j -
10y virtuue OF deed OF tross, executed 70
- the subscribers. by William l.. Waits,
aud of record in the Clerks Offices Of Bucking-
ham and Amherst, will be sold for cash, II
bingham Courthouse. on Monday, the 18TH
Of Dseember neri, ftbai being Buckingham.
court day J tract of land, situated in The said
county Of Buckingham, near james River. con
laining by recent survey 1880 acres. A des-
cfpion Of the said land 10 deemed unnec essary
a. those disposed to purchase are requested 70
visit the land. II will he shown TO them BY Mf.
Kitchen residing upon II.
Also. smother tract Of land lying in the coao-
~ OF Nelson, containing 70 acres, will be sold
>, Nelson Courthouse, on Monday the 29ih OF
December next. (tha, being Nelson county court
dsy)
Also, 10 likely negroes. consisting Of men.
women and children, the stock of horses, cows,
hogs and sheep, household and kitchen fufDi,
lure, and plantation utensils, the crop Of corn
and tobacco. will he sold nj the residence Of the
snid VIM. l.. Watts. on Pedlar River In the
county OF Amhersi, on the 18th oi December
nrii The subscribers will convey such title
only, ss 10 sesied, which u believed TO be un.
questionable. Those disposed TO purchase
would do well TO attend the sales.
n. Is. SCOTT. Trus.
JAMES ID. WATTS, tees.
NOV ". ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

HAVING thought an establishment OF this
IL Kind necessary Tor the accomm odation
OF the public, have fitted mp handsome
room adjoining their DRY GOODS STORE,
where they have just opened an extensive as
sortment oil eksrLrssss, noYs', and Chill
DRESs HArs and Cars Of various qualities and
prices from the mot celebrated manufaci orirs
IN the United States. Also. Ladies', Gentle
mems, Bogs Misses and Childrem' SHOES
and BOOTS, ofevery description aud fashion.
purchased aud made IN New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and Newark, which will be sold nj the
lowest prices by wholesale and retail.
An experienced man is employed in this de-
partment, who, we hope, will give general sat
isfaction. II is our determination 10 leave no
snor,s untred TO make this a useful establish.
ment TO the public and ourselves. We therefore
hope Tor a share of patronage.
MCKEE g. MEEM.
Nov 10. auif
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Shoe and Leather Establish ent.

n HAVE now on hand foil supply Of every
II article IN my line consisting Of Boois aud
Shoes, Sole aud Upper Leather. All persons
wishing 10 get good Shoes will call before they
purchase---siso, just received 100 reams Of su-
perior Wrapping Paper. T.. r. GARDNER.
Nov 10 w2w27
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

We hay, been favored says the N. Y Post
with the erusal OF IA letter, dated Bogola. Au-
pust 28lh from MI intelligent and highly re-
speclao!e source to a gentleman in this "ity. IN
which il is stated that disposition had been
plainly manifested on abe part OF the troops
IN make Bolivar Emperor, at the meeting OF
the Congress in January, for the purpose OF
framing constitution. Ii was thought now
ever. tina, the paItzans we're aware OF tho
imposibllity not ouly Of creating Bolivar En-
peror bu, even President for life ; and that
they were about framing a constitution making
him President for ten years, aud re.el'g'ble for
A second term oil ten yeats d, the expiration OF
the FIRST