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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
Administrators Sale.


a " the 18th of September next, I will sell,
W by way ofpublic auction, at tho late resi.
dence Of William l.. Cnbsl, decd the house.
hold and Kitchen furniture. belonging TO tho
cdnie oithe sn'd deceased. Many of The arts
Giles afe new aud valuable. Two or three good
hofses viii be sold al the SANS place aud illus.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
WIN, DANIEL, Jr. Admir-. OF tue
egtaie of WIN. l.. CnbsiI, during
tho minority Of Eliza Is Cabel,
Exeeuifiy.
v. u. All persons having claims against the
estate are feqnrs ed TO present them properly
auihenicated-Dnd those who arc indebted 10 Il
viii be pleased 10 come forward and make pay
meni. w. d.
Aug. ID wids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
Wards OFFICE.

early this weeh. This Schens contains on,
Prize Of 10000. aud several other handsome
Capitals. and the whole tickets ute only 81,
Iiales 81, Quarters 90 cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
1850 Dollars for sd Cents.

VIE drawing of The Rhode island State
Map Lottery, which took place last We'd
nesday ~ Providence. will be received at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
VIRGINIA
STATE LOTTERY.

For tho benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company, l7th clpss,
Will bs drawn NJ Richmond on Friday tho Goth
Of August, 1890.
60 number Loltery--o drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

DeEaDare nnH V0rM Carolina IOlfrYl
CLASS NO. 2.
10 be drawn q, Wilmington. (Dei.) on Tuesday
the 10Th day Of August 1880.
HANDSOME SCHEME.
prize oil $4,000 lprize OF 5000
prize of 1000 prize Of l,2ss
prizes OF 900 prize OF 5OD
lppr'zes Ut BOD 10 prizes Of 900
DO prizes of 900 b prizes Of 10
With 10s 25s 3Os. IL 5. &c.
Tickets only @3-Shares IN proportion.
/ or sale at wa. DlGGES'
Lottery and Exchange Office.
Lynchhurg Va
Where uncurren, money will be bought al q
discount.
Aug. ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
Lottery and Exchange Ofhce.

dHothe' hHhWOn1 IN me Field.
NH/ N. DlGGEs, (5uccessor To b. w. Hew.
w sou, Lynchbufe, va.) has opened
Lottery aud Exchange Office IL the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Is. w. Hewsoo,
where he will constantly keep for sale Tickets
~ most Of lhe legally authorized LOTTERIES in
the United Siaies.-Ihe former customers OF
E0riune's Coitage,' and all who wish 10 catch
money Ms u ilies, are invited 10 send their
orders Tor 1,ckeis-ihey will be- attended 10
punctually. He ~ animated with The pleasing
hope that Madame Fortunes" smiles may
always attend his customers aud crown their
adventures with Hhcry success--to commence
the new business he submits the following
hanAsninp acnn me- 10 nhvnnIIrrra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16


The late Robert n. adams I'VE mentioned, "a
week or two ago, this demise of Robert Fl. AID
ans. late Senator in Congress from the Slate of
Mississippi. We find the following notice Ia
ken nj this gentleman in late No. OF the
Lexington, (Va) Intelligencer. What beau,
,ifnl commentary on our Republican institu-
tons does the facts ii relates, afford What
an incentive does il furnish TO the young men
of our country to cultivate their minds, and to
seek. by homes, efforts, 10 acquire like distnc-
ton -
"Mr. Adams was native of this county
and is well recollected by snme persons in TINS
place and by many in Tunberridge. tie adds
one IN the many instances which our country
has afforded, OF persons rising into emlnence III
snite of adverse circumstances. In the days OF
bis boyhood, he learned the trade OF a Cooper.
and n, obably for some time, did not think OF
rising any higher. But at length he united
himself to debating society, which han oeeh
formed in the count, not far from where ne
was working AT bis trade. In the debates 81
this society, he probably first became CONSCIOUS
of The IA ents with which nature had ehdoweo
him, and began TO think OF making his I'V'ng IN
some other way than by making barrels to hoin
-four and whskey. tie employed his leisure
hours in learning Geography, Eng'sh "fon'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

laI- 1t may be remarked, that. in addition
toibe receipts Of lhe society. as above exhibited
a large quantity OF clothiag ,prov'sions, &c'a
were given TO the EmigranIs who sailed from
this place and neighsorhood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
ITEMS.

-' q wor1 that coWards use,
"Deyis' d at first to Keep the strong IN awe"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

BuNEos AYREs.-By the Brig Joseph arriv-
ed at Boston, Buenos A,r.s papers are recei'
ed TO O. ober 2sth. II appears from thrm ,ta,
the inferior provinces are sill cisquie'ed, which
nigh, he expected, as there is in TACT Dn regu
lar government established even in name. II
was said the Federal party had entered Meui,.
doza, In force, with some loss Of lives.
A treaty of friendship and alliance, setween
the provinces of Bune,s Avres and SAME F.,
wa. signed on the lsh Oct. by the p!opsr
ministers.
/ There was no improvement in the money
marke, on the 24th October. Ounces were at
100, aud litsle doing in Them.
The Government by decree Of the l7thOu.
ordertd en- Inquery to br made OF the quantity
Of -four and whea, on hand, AID il was found
there scarcely remained enough for the cosump'
ton Of the year 10 prevent monupolrs and
speculaliops it was determined to purchase a
auan,i,y cf -four o sell TO the public al regu,
lar price. Don Luis Dorrago was commits
stoned for that purpose, and brought sund'y
cargoe. at ss and 81 dollars barrel; which
had been placed a, 'he disposition Of the CHI!
Of police, TO sell al 90 dollars barre, the price
il would cos:, including all expenses in bring
ing j, on shore.
A decree had been passed TO regulate the
licences OF Commercial Brokers'. the number
Of which was considered a ruis.nCe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
From the Baltimore .7merican Of Yesterday
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.


On Tuesday night ias, aier out apr had
gone To press, a fir took place m the extensive
Steam Sugar Refinery Of Mr.. ID L. THOMAS,
situated o Hii.n street., and, Notwithstanding
the mos, prompt and active ex-rtions OF he
firemeu, tie building, with all he manufac'uf-
ing and refining apparatus, was In few hours
heap Of smoking ruins. The Refinery was
very extensive, and the steam machinery ex-
rr-mrly valuable, it being the inven ION IT he
proprietor, .nd perhaps the most complete APP
parslus of the kind In this country. lite
stock Of Sugars, both refined aGd raw, was We.
~ large: and owing To The favora5lenrss oil
the weather for some tIne past, the quantity Of
the former on hand ard ready for exporiaion
had been much increased. A portion OF that
| which Was saved from the flames, rec, ived
more or less damage from the water and hasty
handling. The manner in which the fire caught
| IS u. knows, and so rapid was It's progress that
no positive supppsi'ion as 10 its origin can oe
formed. The wOrkmen were engaged on tha'
evening a little later than usual in he process
| Of boiling, and when they retired every hing
was leff in an apparently safe condition. ! he
proprietor himself visi'ed the building about
nine O'Clock, after every one had LETT 1t. No
! candles had been used in any part OF the house
The wa,chmsr OF The Refinery (,here being one
CpnStan'N eHhpio1Cu vi WY 70 ''''>~J
| his post, as usual, and gave the trst alarm OF
the fire, bu, too late, unfortunaely,to OF avail
! ING. The dwelling>hnuse Of MIR. Thomas, III
;ua,ed few fee, from the refinery, IVES pre-
ser. ed uninjured by the exu acrdihary rxer'ions
OF the firemen. No blame whatever can be
att &C he'd 20 any Of the workmen Engaged IN
The Establishment, % they are all careful and
SOBER men, and enjoy the full confidence Of
their employer.
| We learn that insurance was Effected on the
properly in three Offices in this city, TO the
amour, Of BIO. 900 on the building aud $4,000
on he stock making in the whole $40, 900. he
SUN insured will probably ooverbu' littiei any
| more than half Of the total loss. Mr.. l. has
| long been In bu sines, il this city, and by his
| own exe,,lons had made his establishment, very
valuable. His la,e ingenious application Of
steam 10 the refining OF sugar has caused him
| TO be extensively known throughout 'he coun-
try, and The very superior quality OF the article
procured for il a more exters ive- demand ihan
could be complied with II is singularly IN
fortunate 'ha, on the very day OF this disas-
,raus event arrangements had been made 10
export a large quantity OF the article; which
was to have been shipped on the following
day. We feel confident that the public will
sympahize with Mr.. Thomas in this unfor'u'
nate oco urrence; and that he will continue to
receive the patronage which his ingenuity ana
enter prise deserve.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

TEE HoaSEr-The New York CONNER
asl Of MoaGay Afternoon saws" Additional
rrirah from varlou, ports ofthe Gulf Of Mex
leo, leave 40 doub, as TO the melancholy fate Of
'as Hornet The gale in which she was swal
owed up, was one Of the most terrible hurri-
',res ever known in those seas. The captain Of
isS brig VIM vas in the edge Of the tempest,
'e9rs'snls hH having been the most appai'
ing spectacle that be ever beheid. The sea
'n"roaSh, into foam as though thou
''fd aa'er spouts were bursting over as
NAM uSl'lPnos, while the winds were driv.
"e Win fury that mountains only could re-
''' HIS eva vessel was very light, and al
'l'Ush bit in The edge Of the gale, he was
''''' aim0's trough the air,he knew not how
'a' e'PAIn think, that no heavy ship. or ship
'''Y laden, could have stood that awful tenn.
':e,i."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

"AfiASD LEGISLATURE. - lhe Annual ses-
''n commenced on Monday last. In the Sem
awe 'earn taom the Annapolis Republican }
.PP'1'sd Mcssrs Marriott, Heath. Forrest,
,,''0e'' sewelL Smith, Kenn. DIV and Whitley
w MOTION the Sera,e D Oees ded to organise
W" "he> MIR. Marriott was unanimously
.'''e prr'!6eot, The ceficers or The previous
w were then chosen. a. foluw:-
~os'. GaNsaway, Chief Clerk.
''"pH ii Nicholson, Assistant Clerk,
n'oreS Slic'r, Messenger,
neel P,acO, Dock keeper.
nc s'na'e then adjpurued until Tuesday.
-" "' House of Delegates Oh Monday 70
,"oe'' answered TO their names at the frs,
s'0i and we're duly qualified.
I''I'e'poOdeut of the Baltimore Gaze tie,
W., 'a'e Of Tuesday, says
rq,, "a. Il use of Delegates proceeded this
&c rh. organise, the e'eo ton Of speaker.
F,,,.,. " 81 We're Two Candidates in manhattan
deIs,,,;..a 0m1s. Esq. OF The Frederick county
N,y. rS ;au K''hard Thomas, Esq. of ST..
I'd % II. "s former gentleman, who is attach.
dsg IN =; rs'Ason party, was elected BY a vote
cAuts w. ~, and two blanks, MI. Jenif.r, of
suroeG ing snssni, and only three members
'ht,O IN, AIeghany. The question rela.
svo,, # ". e't Of Mr.. M'NeaI was decided Nv
e,lias 'S'o sS-(rhe speaker e;v;ns ny
ahn SEA- s]0,hN Mr., MN. is no, entitled
hre>slsc,,s ~t luce Pearee, the former Clerk.
eansnlo n. Inc. iAe House adjourned without
's,c viii ,..s"s,n OF the other Clerks
N0Sse'y b. som. changes"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

The Legislature Of South Carolina, says the
Nafonai Gazette, are running wild, in regard
to the Tariff and the Bank Of he United States
To complain Of the inordina,e power of the
generalgoseramen,, and to propose at the same
time the establishment Of National Bank as
an engine Of the government, is the strangest
and most slaring Of contradictions.
The Repor. made in the Senate Of South
Carolina, on the subject Of. this bank project,
is published in the Philadelphis Gazette, " to
shew the profound ignorance of some Of the
Law giver, Of this country, and the nature Of
money and ,he functions Of currency"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

The Richmond Wing uses the following
language concerningihe present state Of Affairs
in the Convention:
Meanwhile, the public al large is disguised
in no small degree with the Convention and its
proceedings Curiosity is planted. novelty
worn cH, and the people are now counting the
cost, and wondering how il is, that so many
wise heads have, in three months time, been
able to ,fTtc, nothing The d baes, which
were devoured a. FIRST, have become distasteful,
and long speech is dose which scarcely a
man Will encounter. This sia,r Of public feel
ing mus, prove extremely prejudicial TO The
reception which The work Of the Convention
shall find with the people; and il onght TO ad'
monish that wise body 10 use all expedient de
spatch, and return, as exp ditiously as posi-
BILE, 10 their bosom Of the cons ituenes"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
RIACKING

WAVING commenced the manufacture OF Oil, Paste
II and Liquid Blacking. the undersigned informs
the public generally, that they ca" be supplied either
by the quantity or single box or bottle. In recon-
msniing this article public notice, the subscriber
would merely observe. that the ingredients OF which IT
is made are perfectly harmless; anti unlike most com.
positions of the kind, tends in remarkable degree
to preserve the eatherat the same time producing
most beautiful gloss. Oil forming Of its principal
componens, it may be applied to greasy leather with
out injury to the gloss, and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof oprevent imposition, the subscri'
Der has indented his name top Of the backing in
each box To country merchants and others, W no
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII be
made. }. SALSE 'hl.
West side of Royal betweed King and Prince streets
ian Alexandra, ID e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
NEwAYEAR

u,nces the new year.
1ss VA, looking out Of Janus gaze Se;;,h,.
"Nes ., to promise hope OF new aS ~
DON ling III obi adieu: MS pa n;.h snr;gbt u
s y. s al o,5 thoughts to die IN ''"p s,Hscsa
- Observing, in some pee uliar
tie ', New Yea, i, very aneieof' and &C.
,ap, , ',d,pel. The Jews, The Greeks 81" S., ;na
''' nS, ~ Nv. know celebrated the opening
be Rowan 9TH considerable eersmony-and
Il as ~. ..,ure Us tina, This season is attended
''''"' s. b,,barou, and uneivilired n''i'n''
. ',' , !, i, no other time so app 0pr','e
i''',.' ;o,.,cAange Of kind fse'ins'-f"r a calm
n '' ' -. ,,,,-and for forming plaas Tor
%, ' ..I, would be objectionable in u.s. there
O.,I,cr custom SO universal and so
VS. .ror,hy. In order, then, 70 give 'nose
P'1 in The cfice an opportunity OF in-
;n ~ IN The joys and Festivities OF the sea,
'-''' %. Gazette viii no, appear again until
= ,,s,. If any news should be received we
VT give it 10 anez'ra. This short respite 'r"-'
"'' I'd ,,bor will enable us to commence toe
:. v, ,soewsd in strength, and with fresh
~, limitations 10 merit ne favor OF our
Fi,ats.
60, wi,h our friends and fellow-townsmen
Ia, S,,Di.ess ard prosperity-and the frui-
.-t ,hs;, mos, sapeuine hopes Of future Joy
-,,,,v HAPPY NEw-YEAR!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

sPln the steamboat Potomac, which sail,
d yesterday for Norfolk, wen passengers 80
.oIo,d persons, emig'ar's 20 Liberia They
mend 10 sail for Liberia in vessel now at
Norfolk. These persons are from Loudoun
:ago,y Virginia, and were principally liberated
y,h, will Of the late Mr. BsADEN. Of that
aouny They viii be valuable acquisition TO
n, Colony
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
q. IA Throop,
ENGRAVSiR

Of visiting cards. bank notes. portraits, maps, charts,
landscapes. diplomas. hat plates business cards. &C.
Also, society, notary, and all other metal seals En-.
craving wood as usual.
All the above shall be done with dispatch at reason
able prices His the I'd door from 18th street,
Tie Avenue. aud directly opposite The National Jour-
nal Office, Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the neatest
manner eotf dec 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

The d,lay Of The Mails has brown u, con-
.;hr,bls aback The Northern Mail did not
arrive At The Pos Ofho, yesterday until half
,,s ON, o'clock Bu' he Northern Mail due
N ..us Yesterday, filled 10 COM; so that we
,,s behind one mail ye,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

,7Tb. LATE dark and ioegy weather, by
..,,,,,ios tie seam boats from travelling with
.,.i, ,.a speed, has teranged The mails. The
s..A.,m.;l does not arrive now until late in
=, ,oO,nlus, and yes'erday was not received
,,,;, o'clock The Northern mail also
e,l.h IN "Wednesday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
Holiday Presents

1T AUCTION, and at A0aiOn prices, By George White.
"HO win receive by the Steamer Columbia, to.
w morro+ morning, most splendid miniature ship
in glass case, variety Of dolls one lare and prety
dressed the various ANIMALS for $780, ladies' baskets.
walking canes great collection of elegant book, one
of which is probably the most elegant prayer book IN
the town. Aso. Lavoignes celebrated atlas Ladies'
and Gentlemen will be pleased by calling and e1amn.
ing the whole invoice which is really worthy onotiee'
dec29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

a reward Of $40 900 has been offered by The
Consul Of the Nethe rIands, siding in ". Y
for the recovery of the jewels stolen from he
palace of the Prince Of Orange.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

We observe, win pleasure, thai the hippant
article on The life Of ARTHUR LEE, in Meals
IlS Yankee. is universally condemned and exc
rated. Neal will soon have his deserts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

ERRAruM.-In NJ. Xxx. of the Club, near
the conclusion, for gsn,eel' talking, read gut
tsral, &c,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

NOTICE..
4 STATED quarterly meeting of the "MLNORS
"A FR.1NRLLN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION" will
be held at the frame Sch dollhouse on ST. Assphstrec
on Saturday evening next, I'D JAM at half past six
O'Clock. Those wishing TO become members of the
Association, especially invited to attend There
will be An election for several officers to serve the en-
suing year. PunctuaI attendance is requested.
JAS. r. HAYMAN, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
.rOtice.

yUlHE inhabitants Of Alexandra, flown and county,
who are subject perform Military Duty, are here
bv informed :hat memorial to suspend the Military
Law in this county, will be presented to the senate OF
the United States, as soon as signatures obtancd
The memorial left at the store of Morse C Josseyn
corner Of King and Royal Streets where all persons in
terested and disposed to further the object are invited to
call as soon as possible and leave their signatures
dec 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
=. CORSE
Laftery and Ezehange Broky, .alsranarit

Lottery and Erehange Broke, .7lsran0T'd'
An Official List ofthe Drawing of the Maryland
State Lottery. No. for 1899, is received, and may
be examined as above. No. 6.9s8, an even number,
drew the capital prize of $4,000; consequently all
tick cts ending with even number are entitled TO
t p dawn bes;dee, ianI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
FAIR AT WASHINGTON MASONIC
LODGE-Cont,nned

lHE pnblic respectfully informed that, in conse.
i quenee Of the unfavorable state Of the weather.
during the last two DAYS, number ofbesutfu and va.
uable articles remain on hand; and the Managers have
therefore deemed it expedient to continue their sale
Should the weather be fine, the room will be open
THIS EVENING, from to 9 O'Clock; when all who
feel disposed to pstronse this undertaking are very
specially invited to attend.
Friday, January I, 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

The I.abinet and Talisman
GUBsCRIBERs TO the above splendid works are res
Opectfly informed that copies of the same arc ready
for delivery at the Book Store Of David Martini corner
Of King and Royal streets. Alexandria, where non-sub
scribers also be supplied with copies d. Martin
has also received by late arrivals German family bibles,
. handsome assortment Of Albums. ladies and gentle.
mems dressing ladies work boxes, pocket books,
card cases. thread cases, &c. &c.
ian Std
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

New Goods.
DICHARD S. HOPKINS e Co, lave received an
IL additional supply Of dry goods consisting in part Of
Blue and MKT cloths
DO do cassimeres and cassinets
White, red and green fannels
Black bumbazettes. coI'd circassians
Black Italian lustrings, satin levan,ines
Calicoes, Italian grapes, flag and bandanna hdkfs
Ladies and gentlemens gloves, black worst hose
Tickings, domestic plads, checks, &c. &c.
dec so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

M ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, nearly OPP
Wv pOsife the United States Bank, has received
by late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York,'a
general assortment Of GOODS, in his line. Among
them, extra superDe cloths and cassimeres, fashion
able coIor'; Florentine aud Masees vestings, neto
style; merino bombsznes; brochellas; summer cloth,
nec anil highly approved article fer gentlemen's
mer UeGT; French and Russian dtiDgs; sateens; nan
keeps; Boudard's gloves; Cheserman's suspenders;
Townsons stocks; supply Of The best trimming, &c.
&c-The above Goods were selected personally 5y
hm-and pledges himself that he has paid the srictest
attention 10 quality aud fashions
w. A. tenders his grateful Acknowledgements TO those
who have 20 literally encouraged him. and hopes 10
ceive continuance of the same.
April 81 120--tf