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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
MONDAY MGRN1N@0 MGWBMBsR 81 1880
FALL Goods.

DY the ships Virginia and Boston from England,
I'D and bv other late arrivals, have received
8 or 400 packages seasona6ie Dry Goods;
all Of which were purchased with great care for cash.
and which are offered for sale on the best terms.
oct II JOSEPH JANNEy & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
New FaN Goods.
EaN GonGs.

EaAN UONNS.
CHARLES BENNETT has received, and cL'ers for
u safe ,rholesale and 'eta'l-
Superfne black. Navy blue and olive cloths
Black, dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed ss'tinetts
LADIES' dark blue and cl,ret habtclo'hs
Ayar,c,y of ,niIed tlrab cloths and kerseys
4 bale of very stou, English drab and mixed do
Ladies' hoskin and York tan gloves
Genilemen's English doeskn ditto OF mrs. tl''a"'y
Flag, Madras, aud company bandanna hisfs
BLACK Italian and English sewing-si'Ss OF nrst CIV
A general assortment Of cotton, six ana 'ahfos
wool hose ,
few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worstcd hose
Cotton balls assorted, from 20 to 90
100 packs A. Il and 50, German pins, quahty said
TO be very superior to English
Rose blankets, heavy. full sized English, from y r
to lS.4
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
A general assortment Of brown and bleached cot
,ons amonest the latter of extra quality, ms n'-
tation of Madras cottons
case very stout 54 sheetings
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
A bale of 40 No. iinseys. very good quality
White, red. yellow and green hSnneis
Snner6ne. A and z 8 bed ticks and checks
SEISE 1--WE end SHOE THREAD,
sept22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
ikWgM SMitM & Ga.

I!ugh SMITH * Co.
4 tFFrR for sale sn additional supply of SEINE
" 7'VINE. OF the best quality. lately received, via
New York. from the u4nuiaciorv al Brdport
LETTER PAPER. BY THE RE.i.H
A large ,s,or,ment Off iRriEN FURNACES just
inlshed of their manufacture, and at the lowest
prices sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Tanner's Maps. &c

h., haHncf sW"YS' &C
i's' received and for sale BY 5 ID. EDISON,
E,, ROYAL near King street,
H,'a new and splendid Nap Of the United Staies,
a. e OF so miles TO the inch-5 feet inches long
.r,'' inches high. Price of the Map, with the
s,'anyng memoir on the materials used in It's con-
>--l, $40. sept 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Ger,uan Alinens.
NnttliNg Cellar

TINIE subscriber grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that lie has on hand an assortment, Of
Hines, ByO,bn Stout, Loqdoa Porter, lille,
fider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
FaN Goods
Powder, Shot. &c.
Mrs Hagarty
SCHOOL

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex.
IL anlra that on The Oath inst. she will open
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
For Sale by the Subscribers,


on Pipes and half pipes cognac brandy. 18th proof
NV various brands
Is pipes Holland gin
puncheons Jamaica rum, 4th proof
do NO particular rum. 4th proof
$50 so barr barrels }NE rum
IS barrels country gin, Campbell and other brands
80 do Winchester superior whiskey, some dis
titled from barley
90 hogsheaSls II. Crox sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
Sc hogsheais prime retailing mo'ass"s
7 chests tyson and Young isjson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
so do mould do
IS do CASTLE soap
IS do swee' oil
100 barrel. No. ; Boston bay mackerel
l5U kegs, Ra!f kegs and boxes Richmond manufac-
tured chewing tobacco
2 bales hupS, Ist and Cd quality
10 ton- Russia hemp
81 coils Boston patent cordagc. assorted sizes
$50 kegs Duponrs Brand, w'ne gunpowder "f dit
ferent gra,les, single, double and treble r.
in papers and cannisrtrs for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia pstent shot of all sizes
So casks Hbberts London brown stout and porter
~ quart and pint bottles
JtrRocRs pale and high coiored old London pnrc,s.
lar Madeir, wine in casks of every SIZE
some of which are entitled to drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Ciaret wine in casks and bottles
Aicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga wines in Or casks
Passarate
Marseilles Sherry
50 boxes Msccoubs, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks Of nails of all sizes
200 Teams wrapping paper
20 bundles sugar. loaf do
80 reams foolscsp and pot do
70 cases boys and mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half BOXES Of all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
Also, II bales German .hempen oznaburgs, tcklen-
burgs aud hessans
8 do Russia diapers
rs bales and cases So, 7.s. A., 9 and 5-4
brown and beached shrtings and sheetings
blue and yellow nsnkins
20 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and dr;llings '..
do printed calicoes, hdkfs and shawls
5 bales brown drings
S do ,ickings
5000 lbs. Gotten yarn assorted numbers
SO pieces No 2 and cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic hannes
assorted qualities i
Is packages mixed and plain satinets, kerseys,
l,nseys, 3.4 and 64,wi''rd cloths u casinetts
so dozen Germantown half hose
so do worstcd do .
100 do iambswoo. worried and Vgonia hose
80 do iambsv DOL, worsted and cotton knit
shirts and drawers
Broad cloths cassimeres and waistcoatiBgs
A handsome assortment of PLAIN and figured and
fancy Swiss musIns
a. "a and 4 cambrics aud jackonets
Book and fancy British musirs
sept2 A. c. CAEENoVE Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
ARABIAN HORSES

Fragments from distinguished dfrican ard A.
sidiic Trdueifers. Who haze noticed The ceiebra-
ted arabian Horsbs.
Sir Robert Wilson saws, the horses used in
Egypt by he Arab and Mamoluke cavalry are
small and exceedingly ordinary nags-that the
Arabian horse is very scarce there--ihat he
saw but one or Two in al his expedition through
that country these wete hobe animals, aud
when certified by The SHERIFF. of Mecca ,ha
they were OF tie true old sara en- bio cd hey in
command there or G5s0 sterling"
Wilson's Egypt
Bruce says, while travelling IN Ahyssnnia
hr saw IA the pc session of The Shelh Adelan
of ARA, three and half miles from Senuaar,
400 beautiful cavalry horses-they We're full l6
hands high, of The breed of the old Saraoea
horses all Inr ly made, aud Ms stfong as coach
horses, but exceedingly nmble in heir molops
the, We're mostly black somp black aud
white, some milk white foaded, some white by
age, with white eyes aud ho,is."
Brucs's Travels,
N. b, Bruce dealt in other matters largely in
the marvellous.
NJ Nebnhr says of the horse the Arabans
hay Two greai branches, the kadi-chi, whose
descent Is unknown aud the kOthlani, of which
a ten grHeeloPy has been kept Tor 1000
wears. Tue kadlscbi are IN no higher 'epula'
ton Than our common European no scs and
are used MS beasts OF hurIen, bun the koehlant
are used solely for riding. and are EigHiy es.
teemed, They IRE said TO derive th II origin
from King 5olomon's stud, aud are certainly
animals OF great metal aud perseverance They
s,e amazingly swift, and this gives them their
chief value among the Arabs"
N Niebtthr's Travels,
" The utmost care is taken to keep the blood
pure and uncontaminated aud the legitimacy
ofihe iogeny must be- scertained beiorr So ORR
Witnesses who think Il the msd henow crime
To prevaricaie in respect 10 the descent Of a
horse" ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Sun.
M day the 9th of Sept. lat, negro MAD
named JESSE. about 30 years of age, very in.
teligeni, rather thin vsage, and some what free.
kled He absconded in company airh another
negro, who has since been taken, and found 10
possess free papers. He says thai Jesse also
has free papers, and goes by The name of Hem
ry carter. The free pass Is siPGe1 f. Watkins,
clerk Of Prince Edward couri, and is very bad
y executed II ssupposed TINT he is aiming
to the Salt Works, IN the county of Kaaawha.
or some free State. Twill give The above re.
ward for said negro delivered to me-. or seeur.
ed in any Jail IN the State, or 500 reward if
out oil the State, SO that get him again.
VIM. \. JONES.
Walkers Church, r o. Prince Edward co. Va
ocf. ala
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
.1Ds PAMELA p. JONE

FFERS Der services to the citizens of
U) Lynchburg, and the public generally, as
Wilmer and Mantua maker She has made
: arrangement for procuring, from New York
and Philadelphia the latest London and French,
TaIl and Winter iashions-afler the arrival OF
which. she will be enabled TO present them TO
the ladies of Lynchburg and the country All
work conGded TO her care, will be done with
neatness and despatch Mrs Jones IS now
prepared to make aud alter dresses. ciean ana
tress bonaets, or attend to ass business in the
.hove line. and soliciis the patronage oil gen
srous nubIic. Her residence at present is over
,be Auction Room of r. @. Thompkins, Esq.
jormcrIy occupid by Mrs. Todd. Where all
f, rders either from town or country will be
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
IT Mrs. Jones has the pleasure oil announ.
cling the arrival OF her fashions,
August 20. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
HOUSE COVERING

THE subscribers having made a great i'm
-M provement il fire proof covering, and
obtained patrnt for the same, offer the ben
eft of II to the public.
The Improvement consists in using fisenings
which are locked IN The grooves and nailed to
the sheetng plank. By this means no nail is
driven through the lin, and the nails are quite
protected agains, the weather, which effeciual
iy prevents lhem from rusting, and tie roofs
lEg-whereas on the old plan, the nails
are all driven through the sheets, and tho COW
cred by the grooves, they are nevertheless
wet by every rain, which. j. no great length Of
time rusts them of. Consequently. Iooslne the
tin from the roof: and occcasioping thousands
OF leaks. ! his fact is we'll known.
Another advantage on The new plan is, tina,
there is no occasion Of he shee ling pank's be-
ing kiln dried, nor more than three arters Of
an inch thick. Aud again, on old houses no
thing is required but to take off the old shingles
and put on the tin or sheeting. This makes as
good rootas can be made, and saves the
whole expense OF sheeling anew
WIN. BURD,
RS TILDEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.

WISH 10 sell this valuable tract OF land,
living on Tye River, in Ne'st n county, a
hut Is miles from New Market, Cat tn. june
lion Of I've and James Ryer) where there is
nm inspection for Tobacco and boat naviga-
lion to Richmond in the neighborhood there
are two first rate manufacturing minis tor flour.
The half of the tract contains, by estimate, 1900
acres, and in good repair This tract is consl-
dered one Of the best in Nelson county, pariicu-
larywell adapted to tobacco, corn & wheat. The
land is well watered aud tinbered, and great
deal of fine tobacco land to cut. There is a
body of l5o acres of low g. ounds OF good quail
ily on the river, attached TO either half oil this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed to purchase either half of this estate (the
lower or the upper portion) as may best suit has
wishes IL IS useless TO give further desciip'
,iou o. this desirable estate, as those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A.
cses, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing to view it am dlspos-
ed tosel on accommodating terms, but bar
gain can be had for cash, or would take ne
groes in payment Letters addressed 10 me or
!. r. d. Payne, in l., nchburg will be promptly
attended TO. LANDON h. tABELL
Mau
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

:. WILL. sell from 300to 500 acres of unclear
ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
o1arters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Its well adapt
ID TO the culture of Tobacco and the different
lind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well watered, aud lies better than any
nact offs size in this part cfthe country 1t is
60 situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains OF hig water The terms
will be very accomm odatmg; say one, Two
and three years, upon small payment IN hand
18th Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Ian II. sZe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

q tie lessened in value one half. MY neighbors
advised the pulling down the stables, consider
ing tse disease infectious but having, on GO
ing into the stables early ia tue morning been
almost sutlota,ed aud bllHdcd by obnoxious
gas. examined the door and drains, when |
found the former To consist of large burr stones.
laid on stiff clay aud the hool sunk SO low
below the dram, as not 10 admit Of the draining
away ofthe uIloe. THIS stack me to be a
sufficient cause 10 affect the brain of any
animal confined IA il, the same as IL had the
horses. therefore, had the floor taken up. re-,
laid, aud properl, drained, aud the walls aud
ceiling, manser, cribs. &c. washed with quick
lime aud from thai time Tor ten years | have
never bad diseased horse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
nv FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TERMS.

a, -, onnIln payable IN adv anfe'--Nof fub-
u foI G he received for less time than SIX m orsds
snptoh WIN I he Discontinued Out at the discretion
aai 10 pSi,orso until all arrearaees are paid.
will be nn% 80 q 81 si9 for Psl
slIsie W Those from a distance must be paid Tor
~ their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
I p,sr,T responsible personin Lyneh0urs'
~ ,,bancery Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
sertsd for six dollars mac, - mar,
~ AIletters addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
II or thsy will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
From Hoyuard's Science eFAgriculture.
Vegetable and Auimat Matter an Stables and
Yards injurious 10 Horses and Cattle.

V,gefabie and Auimat Mailer an Stables aud
Yards injurious 10 Horses and Cattle.
Whilst the careful and effect
nal draining of stables, for the preservation Of
the urine, as the most valuable part of animal
manure, also state umstance, which can
not be thought unworthy ofnotice to agfieul-
tu,alists. which occurred - me, 10 show how
necessary this is also to the health OF animals
took posses ion of some stables, wi h the
horses that had been some time kept in them,
and 10 my misfortune, in very short time J
found that the horses kept in those stables had
been subject to that dreadful disease, called the
mad staggers for several years. Some horses
had died and the horses then there, and which
had been for some time kept IN the stables,
were in a wreiched condition. Two fine fresh
horse. which were pvt into them, were within a
few months seized with the mad staggers, and
one of them literally killed himself by knock.
inc hi, head against the maDger and stall the
other was saved by copious bleeding, and re
| moved into fresh stable, but was SO reduced as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
POETRY.
From The Atlantic Souvenir for 1880.
LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.

LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP
BY Nm. LECeIrr.
The birds, when winter shades the sky.
Fly DER the Seas away,
Where laughing isles in sunshine lie,
And summer brefEos play;
And thus the friends thar fiuiter near
While fortunes sun is warm,
Are startled If cloud appear,
And ny before the storm.
But when from winters bowling plains,
Eaeh other warber's past,
The II tie snow -brd still remains,
And cbirufs midst the blast.
Love, like that bird, when frieudship's throng
With fortunes sun depart,
stu fingers with its cheerful song.
And neslles On the bert
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
TIT WAR DANCE.


(From Moo's's Evenings IN Greece
4 Raise the bucklet-pose the lance
NOW hrre-now observation-disclosures -
ohch were the sounds 10 which the warrior
boy
Danced in those happy days when Greece
was free
When Sparta's youth. even in the hour of low.
Thus IraInt their youth TO war and victory
RAISE The buckler-poise the lance
Now hefe-now observation-disclosures !"
Such was the Spartan warrior dance.
= Grasp the iaalchi n-gird the shield
Attack -detend-do all but yield %
mus did Thy sons, oh Greece one glorious
night
Dance by moon like this, Till FER the sea,
That morning dawn'd by whose immortal
light,
my gfandiy died for thee and liberty
halse the bnckler- poiSe the lance
Now hefe-uow there-re,reat- advance -
Such was the Spartan heroes dance.
kPdaph on two Sisters, buried al The same fine.
lhIs 'ettered tone is laid or virgin dust,
III the last trump release the sacred trust:
When two bright forms, in years but four and
seven,
Shall wing THEN way to join the shoirs in Hea-
ven.
May all Who drop the sympathisng tear,
Hear me last trumpet with a. little Gar!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
,Hotice to Contractors :.

StEALED proposals will be received by the
~ President aud Directors of the Lynchburg
and Salem Turnpike Company, at the Tavern
Of William Terry, in the town of Liberty, Bed
ford county, on the twenty 9Th day of August
next being the second day of The Court of said
county, for the construction of from one 10 two
miles OF turnpike Road, extending from the
town of Liberty, westwardly. 4 board ufDi
rectors will attend at Liberty on the day above
mentioned, and will furnish TO those wishing TO
contract particular description of the manner
in which the road is TO be constructed, and of
the terms of the contract.
By order ofthe Board Of Directors.
JOHN M GORDON, Clerk.
u The Lexington intalligencer is requested
10 pubith this for & weeks and forward their
account TO this office for payment
July Q.
POSITION EN- ENT.
The above is postponed until the Bedford
October Court
JOHN Nj. GORDON, Clerk.
Aug. II DINO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12


N ollCE.--By virtue of a trust deed execu-
~ ted 10 the subscribers by Edmund Pate
aud Sarah his wife, bearing date the lllh day
OF Jus, 1928, and duly re- orded in the county
court OF Bedford, we will proceed TO sell by
way OF public auction, on the premises, for cash,
on Friday the 6h day of N vember npxt, one
tract OF land, on which the said Paie now resides.
adjoining the lands OF Anthony Wright and
others, containing one hundred and eighty
cres one tract adjoining he same, containing
thirty acres one tract adjoining the same con.
tanning sixty three acres one tract adjoining
the same, Containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other tract, known by The name Of
Feaiy's tract, on Falling creek, adjoining the
lands of Samuel Howell aud others : Also, an.
other tract, called Newman's tract, adjoining
The last mentioned tracts, containing two hun
bred and forty acres also, the following slaves,
TO wit: Reuben, Tom, Spencer, Milly, Martha,
and Anna, or Anna, and their increase since the
date OF the deed, md as mentioned IN the sid
deed, and for the purposes therein expressed
The title 10 the fore named property. is beeV.
ed TO be gnod-none other than that conveyed
by the deed, will be made
CHI WELL DABNEY, Trus-
DAVIDSON BRADFUlE (tees.
Oct. |. lds14
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
Oct l
wAsaxN RoTnL,
IDnCRburg.

stsHE subscriber respectfully inforns the
IL public that he has extended his lease on
the Washington Hotel.-Iie 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 10 give salts
faction TO all those who may favour him with
call at the Washington. His Table shall al
ways be furnished with the best the markets
will admit and his bar with the choicest H.
quors.-He has attentive and experienced Ost-
lers, and his stable inferior to none with a
good lot for droyers, and moderate charges, as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
FEEDING AND DISEASES OF HOGS.

The fatienins of winter hogs Is a matter of
importance, aud by proper management, much
may be saved As soon as he Indian com is
fit to feed, the hogs should be pat 10 a pen.
Rye buckwheat or corn, ground together +;
boiled potatoes, pumpkins &C. make excellent
slop for them; it should be made ihick, aud civ.
en- TO them three times day and as much OF
the soft Indian corn as they wall eat clean.
Hogs should be fed little al a time, but often,
and great care taken not TO stall them al inst
The last TWO weeks Offending them, Indian corn
and water are the best their pen should be
cleaned twice a week, and their beds made Of
clean straw. Swine are liable 10 "A variety Of
diseases, TO wit; mango, measles, stopping of
the issues OF their fore legs, &C. lheee dlseas-
IS, il is believed, proceed fron the illhy man.
ner in which hogs are too frequently kept
The mango mal be ued by sprieklng on the
back oftbe hogs, wood ashes, and irlllng them
out Of rainy day, alter putting oil on Them
"A more etIectual way is TO wash them with soap
suds. and then oil them alter this trouble,
keep them clean. For the measles, the Hour
OF birthstone IS said to be good. For the stop
page IN the issues OF the fore legs, nothing more
is ne cessary than to rub them with a corn cob,
aud then open the holes with the end OF IA knit
ting knepdle or something OF that kind
Boiled apples, pears pumpkins. potatoes and
sqnashes, all make excellent food for young
sh oats AMI much the cheapest. Every farmer
Who wishes to raise pork for the market, ought
to have a boiler fixed for thai purpose. After
harvest hogs should be turned into the orchard,
that they may get The early ripe apples, which
fall before the season OF cider making common
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
pVH\llN SA AE

IN obedience TO an interlocntory decree O
- Campbell county Court, in the case of o.
Sleshy, &c. VS.. Ogesby, sc. the UNDERSIGNED
Commissioners will sell, to the highest bidder,
at public auction, on the prems :, on the ODD
day OF Oct, next, if fair, ii not the next fair
day, tract of Land, in said county, containing
seventy acres, more or less, beng the land on
which David Ogesby, dec. resided at the time
OF his DEATH aud on which VIM. Oglesby now
besides This land lies about three miles from
Lynchburg. is uncommonly fertile--haih a
portion OF woods, comfortable houses, orchard.
dc.
Al the same time and place, will be sold q
hhely slaves, belonging TO the estate of ID. o.
siesey, dec. 10 wit George, Tom and Tanner !;
LON an excellent blao ksnlth, and about 81
years ofnee Also the stock of cattle, house.
h'id and kitchen lure plantation utensils,
&c lerms-tbe land Will he sold on a credit
OF one and two years equal ins ailments, secur-
Ell by bond and good personal .ecarity, aud
oeeo OF tfnt. The personal property on a
s'eot oil ote year, secured BY bond and good
sfcuiiy' BEVERLY r. SCOTT,
FREDERICK SPECIE, o'ms'
Sept II tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
From Tie same ,apsr. Of Oct. 7.

= A'o' VIC 'oWc F0peT, " cCts q. +
Yesterday the Convention met az IL o'clock
On MIR. ridges motion, the resolution
be had submitted on Monday respecting the
printing ofthe Convention was withdrawn. lie
stated that il might produce the very evil {the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

PAS. GARLAND, of Lovingston, Nelson
- county. will hereafter practice law, in
the Supreme Court o Appeals.
Oct. |. d,