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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

NTiRblNlA--Ai hoies holden IN tho Clerks olliee of
" the superior Court of thancory Tor the l.ynehburg
Disici the 9Th day 0fJune, 1880. Frances Harrison
aud Madison Harrison, by Thomas j. Craw ford and
Peter A. sailing his RnnrdInns and risnds PitIs.
nRdihsi Richard N. Eubank. David - Gnrlnd W ,att
Harrison aud Benjamin Taalerro sherir vi Amherst
md Us such admit 81 Preston II. Garland dec Deft4
The defendant Niatt Harrison hauK eptnrrd hi,
appearance ad Rvcnsocuity according To DO actof As
scnbIy and the rules OF this court, aud appearing
snisheofy evidence thai be Is not IA nhaUt Of rhis
country II B ordered that the SAID defendant do appenr
here the first day Of the noSt aud az, wer tho
bill sitbe pla'niifs, aud TINT oopy tins order be
forthwith seftodh some newsplpcr printed tn, town
Of Lynehbng for two mouth, sDcucssyeiy ana posled
the front door of tbs courthouse IA said town.
hCopy-Veste, u. WILLS, &C.
July WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

'trIltGINiA At Rules holden iuthe Clerks office oC
the supnnpr t1uit0 Chnncery Tor the Lyn1h,nt
District, tJe ih dry at june, 1870, NanG, Shiels PM
agnust Jano Ltyu) widow mud rolict Ui James LIVELY
dee Janes Il. Lively, Philip Lively, Mathew Lively
aud Wnl. MoDanie Drits.
inn defendant Mhthgw Lively, not having eut.,
sd nppetunce@ gynn security nrcofdinRu The ns Of
Assembly and tho rucs Of this court ~ ,psnr,nu Inv
satisfactory evidence that ho II uhnbitnnt OF M,
country u ~ oftcrcd that the taid defendant do appeu,
hero the hTs day OF the term, and answer In.
bn OF The palndind thar acopy ofs order be forth
with inserted IN come newspaper pTintod ~ Ia. town
Of LyhcihurR for two months sucCossIYey and pvsrd
the front duOr o1tho courthouse ~ the sad to,,u
Gopy--Iese, J. WILLs,c e.
July wgm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

NHlRHiNA, Al raloh holdou ~ the clerks office Oh
the snpcror couftof chaneery, fot the Lynch
burg District, the It'll day of June, l5jO Matthew
Sandeler, rue against DAVID owen and Lupsiofa
Loving. axor. vi Low Oyan, dec, Dofs.
lhe defendant David Owen, not having entered has
Appearance and given security according TO the aoi Of
hs'embs and the rules vi thia Court, aud At apI~afng
BY satisfactory evidence that las Ia not inha6tat Of
this country Il ordered that III, nnid defendant do
appear here on the lrst day oi the neat term, and
answer tho bili OF the piainn AMI that copy vi this
order be forthwith insurtodIn some bnMspnpef prl-
od IN the own Of Lynobbnrg FOR twO month. aunos.a
sncy aud posted al ihc front dur OF tho courthouse
in tbs sHid town
oopy reateI WILLS, G. &.
july tssw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

Kulos hoideu ia the Clerks Office
" ofthe Superior Court ofChigcery for Inc Lynch
burg Dstrct,the 1tb day Of June, 1880. Thomas r.
Wright an inihnt under the age Of twenty one years
who sues by VIM. Cough, MS guardian aud next
friend PITT against GormBn Jordan, X iehard G.; In
deo, Martin ", Davenport, admr. win tho VIII nm
neked ofWm. Mathews, dec Samuel flclning, Sack
vile h,ng aud Thomas franklin, tMajor)
The defendants Richard u. HadeD, and smuel Fletn
ing not having entered their given security
according TO the act fAsscnby the rules ofth court
and itappearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are
not inabitunts OF this country IL Is ordered that Tho
said defendants do appear hero on the first day Of
the next TORN, and answer the bill Of The plaintiff
a0d that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted A.
newspaper printed ~ the town Of LynchburR for
two months excessively aud posted at the front door Of
the cODrl house, IA the said town.
AcOpy--resle, J. WILLS c. c.
July s ux,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

%SSlHG1NiA-.At Hups holden ~ the Clerks Office
OF tne superior Court OF thanoofy Tor the Lyuch.
burg Instruct, lhn IN, day oi Junu, 1880. Robert
truiohheii, shuf Ui iho e1uHty oil Sputtsy isunin.
4. aud admr. 0i HODHft fhton, dee. PIT against slafT
IN Key. Nlehard 4. putncy, WIN IT, Porter and
Nuberi Patton, j.. Dots.
The dnionlunts MartH hoy aud Robert Patton, IL
not having ontrfod .af appearance and glYHn sgeurly
according the act oi Assembly aud no fueu OF tls
court, audit appearing by satisfactory evidence that
tboy ~ aot inhabitants oitbis country II ordered
that tide said defendants do appeal hefe The Ira. da,
al the nnNt term iii aitawUf ls mi oil tho piankt
aud that copy ol this order DO forthwith insortaA IL,
sono newspaper printed ~ the town Oh lynsnuifa lor
two non' suooos"'ssly aud posted al tho trout door
OF tho courthouse, IN tbushid t0.u.
copy Ioso, j. WILLS, {. C..
July wynn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
TRUST SALE.

m N friday the 5Oth day ofihs present. monfh
" vii be sold al public auction upon The
prem,ses, a tract 81 land. containing 2j6 acres,
more Or less, ising aud being on salt Greek. IN
the county If dmheTa. aud wifhin mile VI
Bethel ms The TRACT Of land on uhich HE jon.-
ny ef EtDh Daries non resides This sale 10
uo,,ay VI The attention Of pusehassfs sthe tand
isgo1d aud weh adapted 10 the culture Of i0tac.
60, corn. wheat. rye, &c.
Al hs same lime aud place, t0,H be sold iro
horns. one YOKE Of sren aud OF cart. one
hogany barsaa. 3Jedtter t,ds. ttdsieads and
furniture, one folding table, Que squire table,
aud all The ohef hoa,hotd aud kffehen furniture
Of said Efyah DANES. ms crops Of corn, wheai,
&c
The sale piH be made IN pvrsuancs of tua
dsed,, sreeuied by sad Daries 10 iht undsnign-
ed, on: bearing date on The on Uciober Is2S,
10 us Jointly, the Other 10 ~. n. q. individually
on me ION Manch 1881, both Of ,etieh are VI
record IN The Ci,tks office Of .d,nhera County
Court.
Terms made kn6,0n on hs day ofsaie
MAURICE II. GARLAND. I TEcs-
UfORtE ~ TURNER, ) TEKs.
Jaiys. ~td,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
CIRCUS.
lnly 8

~ lie ladies and Geniiemen of Lynchhore
n aud us vicinity are respectfully informed
tina, the YEANAN CIRCUS viii he open IN
THIS place Tor five evenings only, commencing
On Tuesday, 18th lulv instant, when Will bn
brought forward n variety al pleasing ,dym-
nastc, Equestrian and Theatrical pefiormao.
cos. The Managers haiisr themselves that
from the qualifications OF the Company, aided
10y tho much admired performance 81 Mrs
oiZER. general satisfaction will Ia g,vca.
Doors will he open nj half past !, l.. NJ. Yer
foTmance 10 commence ut O'Clock.
Abundance % cents, children under twelve
hal price.
No smoking allowed IN tie Circus
7. s. Permanent aud convenient soRts W III
he erected for the accommodation of Ladies.
July Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
BY The Gore'nor Of HE Communicable Of pp.
ginih
pROCLAIAIION.


%UHfHEREAS ~ pursuance OF an act Of the
" General Assembly, passed the 18th day
Of February. 1890. entitled, An Act, to amend
an act, eniitled an act TO organic Conyen.
ton, corrected polls Of the votes given ia each
county. towp and borongh. entitled 10 send
members TO the General Assembly, upon The
question Of the Ratification or Rejection Of
the Amended Constitution of Virgins, have
been transmitted 10 the Executive Of Virginia.
and have been by them earthly examined /;
and whereas upon such examination, IL appears
satisfactorily to the Executive thar majority
Of said votes is for raufytng the said Amended
Constitution Now, Therefore, John Floyd,
Governor OF The Commonwealth Of pHg'nia,by
and with the advice Of he Council of State, do
hereby proclaim aud make known TO the PEG
pie Of Virginia. thai majority Of all the quail.
fed votes siveo, j. in favor OF the ratification
of the Amended Constitution aud that there
appear,
For the ratification thereof, 90. 05i votes,
For the rejection thereof, 1858 votes
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
seal OF the Commonwealth 81 Rich.
~ Is mond, this lst Of July 1880
JOHN FLOYD.
I'll. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

NtfIRGiNlA-At rues holden In the clerks Office
y the superior Court Of ohaaeury, iof The Lyaob
burgsbistgl, the ia day oI Jano, IsjO. David d,
Gnrlsnd, fIti agninht WIN. Mekus, edward NJ
nrnnnway aud Elias Ogden, Dchs
The defendants Wn Mckee N Edward NJ Gr"enwsv
not having entered thar appearance gwen sreatity
according to III. net III Assembly ad the ol ts
sourt, nnd /, appearing ny shusactoy evidence thst
ttaY moi mhabltants of this country H. ofuofrd
MAT the snld uuiendantn do appear here thu day
oitnn hoNt tnrm 1nd tno bi of tho plsinu II.
end thai copy Of THIS order bo forthwith inserted ~
sDme Newspaper printed IA tho tonnuf Lyuehbur =
tor two months nnGcesWeiy, aud posted al tls front
door OF tho courthouse IA tho si,d anH
Copy-fosle, ). WILLS, &. {.
July wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

W. ihnINA--At ruos holden tho cia = oili.e of,,
" superior Coutt nI thnncofy ipr tho I.yBobLurp
Disiisi, tho ith day OF jane isD tdinnd lie f,d,n
surviving eNOf. oiDnid Terrell, dse. Pltf nRo,nst
nett, doc aud IN his ava fight, aud sally hn wife,
Joseph Barnett and Fanny Barnett, DeIis
lns defendant Fanny Barnett, not having entered
her appearance a gton s-enIty according to The i Of
Assembly, and the rulo' Oi ths Court, appearing
hy sstsIactoiy evidence that sho Is m inhain6t
81 TINS country = ofJefod that the sad defendant de,
appear mere the nTst day Oi ne torn and AM
swer The bail Ol the plaintiffs, aud that eUpy 81 this
order be iDthnitn inserted IA hswspaper pflutea
~ thot tow OF byhthbafB Tor two mouths
aud posted at tiU pnt du1r Of the coufhtB,o IN In,
tHid town. copy. IHste,
}. WILLS, &C,
July WIN Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

we'd with concord of see,, soundsnti TO- tre.ssui
s,rn,agems and spoil"
BY John Adams Woman.
But fur tAss what JOY or pleasure
Could the world OF liR <IFordf
Womun '-arths most prc( Jus treasure
Loyad-tespoeled and adored.
Ivy Quasi. Tho Fair Dear little creatures, how
We loyo them--wn that have them cant do without them
we that arr without them, wish to- got them,
by S,las sa~ter--fhe Declaration oil Independence
II will always remain monument To pofpstustr the
memory Of It's ilnHsifiaus Author
lily John b lohn'nh. Love to sns. Friendship to a
few Good will to alt
by David 4. Booker. Tho hoross OF the Reyca.
ton may theyAncrer BIO forgotten by their grateful
oountrytne
by J. u. McNlcar Ths surviving heroes of the Re-
'e'n'lon MAY 'hey not BIO forgotten IN the eNonius
Of their days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
THE LIGHT ARTILLERY .

The Artillery, with their invited guests, com.
most sumptuous dinner, III winch all the proVi
sions of the season we're to be seen and lasted.
The caterers, Messrs Moorman and Johnson,
deserve great praise for the hdnlS manner
in which the dinner was furnished, especially
when we know II Nas undertaken AT the short
time of a day aud half before. The Artillery
had in attendance fine Band, which gave
great life and animation to the occasion and,
we are happy 10 add, that there was not a
iarrng note, or least disorder, TO interrupt the
universal and general harmony that prevailed
Capt. J. L. Noryei presided, assisted by L'ruts
James Simpson and +. Hickey. The follow
ing Toasts were drunk
TOASTS.
/. The dsy We ceiebraIe-lt was Day OF
per,l--,t is day Of JOY.
70 cheers Tune Itaa Columbia.
9 The memory of the father OF our country.
rvo cheers. drank Standing, Tune UAshingtOn's
DUge. ,c..r,La
x 1 "
eyolution-Elernal gratitude their best epi'
taph. ,o..,. ~.
tNo cheers, drank standing, Je0ersonS D'fge'
a The president Of the U0ned oIaies-a
soldier. a patriot, a Statesman.
10 cheers, JaeksoH's March.
IT. Copstilut,on-ibe work OF Wisdom
and patriotism: a.,
"'' rs cheers, .JeGsrs9n's March.
TC..o,tp-,hc early. The cuuStdnt, inc
ardent friend OF liberty.
> Tb. Union Of the States" 1t must be
preserved" ,,-,u.c.ty
..f,,.o manufactures aud commerce
Three sisters N equal mfIh.
IS cheers, Speed lie Plough,
q 0,r country the home of the oppressed.
r6 cheers, Home, SioeeL Hone.
IN Tho Navv-Amerca greatest prde !:
he, enemy's greatest foe.
. cheers, battle Of Trip0i
n Tn. Army-in discipline uneqadIled ::
in yaIor never eycelled.
70 cheers, Jackson VictorB.
10 The necpIe-The uny soyereigns vi a
Tree government.
Is cheers, WashingtOn's .NarcA,
- Woman
Fond soother of domestic woes,
10 man gift. ordan'd and bieoi
4, euchanl his lie, aud cheer IT'S close.
20 cheers, kiss ne Lady.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Judge Wm. Daniel" The Tariff an
odious monster, of villainons compounds, called
Of domestic manufactures II
in(ects every Thing; il gives an ng'y s1nmt 70
the nol,ica countensnce Of orr Otherwise most
a, cellsnt President ~ teads to disnnion u
uust be restrained.
K, General Joel Lefiwich-Fhe memory Of
Con Anthony Wayne the Hero of Stony Point
Re- Mai. James b. Risqre.-Captan John T.
No,yelps command 4; the Lynchburg Artillery
ibeg will always do their duty, and ,w'l' 40
where he surpassed in b'iIancy Of equipment
in >nIendor and efficiency OF Arms.
~ John J. CabeIl NJ. D.-rhe Presd ent oil
H. irni,ed States. General Andrew Jackson ;
Nav his Iabors il office, bs purely directed
with Justice aud Judgement, for the good OF MS
.o.og,p in ell it, parts, wi'hru the iTue con''i-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
WARDS OFFICE:
BOOK LOSE.
nMfR. RlCHAkD nALLlBERroN TAKE

lMfR. RICHAhD HALLIBURTON Take
MI notice, Mat ne dinH on The Oh ddg VI
1ugast, 1880, at The HunsD,He Inn, IN me toma
Of Huntsville. and State Of alabama, Take he
deposition Of Catuin 1ate; and Tint a" Me
3DM day Of august, 1880, at Mrs. Wth,dnlss
Taperl, an he fowa Of Milton, nnd State Of NJ
Cnrot,a. we shall takehe dcpoaiion Of Jo'sph
b C0uingtou. Which SAID depO"iions mheu taken
are iuien,i1d 10 be read rs audience on The triat
oI he suh depending M The county Court ot
IanpbeH ~ The 5taie Of fpginia wherein zoe
afe plaintiffs, and gnu are deientam.
CAMPBELL 1. GREENWAY
july 8 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
Vivginia State ANttevy.

For thu bcncnl Of tho Dismal swamp Cboal
Company class No. o, ior 1880.
To be drawn at Richmond on Friday the oh
day of July, 1880.
90 Number LoH,ry--6 drum Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
Prizes, PriZes, PriZes.

YNyO-MORROW Sl]6,ss wiH be dsribnied
III from he Wbteh Of The Dismal S@dmp
Lottery nj Richmond IN lois 10 sun puTChdsefs,
from $40 900 down 10 So; Dame Fortune
fading heneU somewhat m arrears 10 The good
pe0pie Of Lyuchburg, has determined on M's oc
taSt0u 10 baL1nee accounts. Wih some htGry pr
ges. Those uho hare Jeh her Jroww anil no@
uih 10 participate IN her JaD"s, should lose no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

I There will be, by divine permission.
Camp Meeting heidfof Amherst
Circuit. nj Bethlehem Meeting House, be'wsen
six all seven miles from LyaehbuTg. 10 Dom.
mence On the. 26ih of the present month. uoder
the supetiniendanee ofthe Hev. James Boyd
10 which the Ministers nad Priests irom'Lyneh.
burg and the adjoining counties 10 invited
10 attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

day, July 9th. 1890 on motion OF Lieutenant
II J. Brown. Resolved, Tint the members OF
this Company having heard. With TIE aeepes,
r.ryei. of the death of their highly esteemed
fellow citizen aud associate, w. l. Cabeli. thai
,hey VIII wear Grape on their left arm Tor
The space OF 80 days. In testimony of the re
spec, entertained Tor him. and hold themselves
in readiness for any future proceedings. Resols.
ed that the above resolution he inserted IN
each of the Newspapers Of this pls.r.
5. AYRES. Capt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. in Charlotte on The 25h inst. BY
The Rtp Mr.. Eowier Mr.. William Liam, 10 ht
blooming Miss Frances, eldest daughter % Mr.,
Elan Of Charlotte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
THE OLD ARTILLERY OF 1919.

The surviving remnant of the Old Artillery,
who, in 1918. were IN servica NJ Camp Holley.
dined at BrIdgland's. The following ioasts
/ were drunk by them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
WARDS OFFICE

notice ietich can be giren before The drnwi,ig oil
persons wtA please 10 consider hemseires hearty
inrited q. WARD!
JuiyS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

az We did not receive the conclusion oil
Miles Kings Reply 10 the Fourth Auditor in
time for this mornings paper. II will appear
in our next .--Ihe reply Of Lieut. Randolph Ia
the Auditor was announced - the last re-
ceised No. of the National Journal, which We
shall publish as soon possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

1--WE are authorized TO nooupce Joel Left
pich. Esq. of Gaose-creek. asa candidate a
the fall elections TO represent the county p
Bedford, 10 the uext General Assembly,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

Ala meeting of,he members OF
the Lynchburg kiile Grnys. nj
the Franklin Hotel. on Mon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

II We are authorized TO announce Colone
I'm Ca,apbsH as candidate to represent the
Senatorial District. composed Of the counties
OF Bedford and Franklin, at the fall eleciion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

a. The President has RENTED the penalty
Of death. winch George Wilson. one of the mai
robbers Gear Philadelphia. WAS adjndged 10
suffer lie WAS found guilty on another indict-
ment, however, the punishment for which IS
,o,prisonmen, for lie. Porter, the other rob
Der, Was executed at philadelphia Oh Friday
lasl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

~ Ne are authorised tol announce LUCAS
p. THOMPSON Esq. a candidate 10 represent
he county Of Aahsr.t. in The neEt Legislature,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
New FaN Clouds

New fail Clouds
xx1Ehave received by packets President and George
w Town, from philadelphia and New York, part OF
.,. FALL. STOCK; which enables US to offer, on IT,
beral terms.
London super blue, lack, olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
pelisse cloth> cassmeres and sa'inests
Blankets and Aann,ls. plsInand printed baSes
Nerino and COMMON circ assians
Bomhazines and bombazeus
Valencia. swan-down and toinet vestings
scotch and English plaids; plain and ptd camblets
Italian lusrings and gros de Naples
Satin Icvantine, senci,ews and safSnets,
44and S 4 modes; satihs and horences
Italian and French grapes; Pongee -,
uerino scarfs shaw Is and hdsfs. some extra qua'ty
plain white, mrrino shaws, neat article
Th;het. barage and silk handkerchiets
rnr,;sh ap, India bandannocs
Italian and Bare elona crarais
Plain and printed Jaconet do
Irish table diaper S 4 TO l0-4
Do lirens and sheetlngs; black and brown uoiiaho
Iwi!led sacking; hurisps and osnabuFgs
rcneral assortment OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, IN part, OF
Tickings ,.h ;.,;,n.
pir,ched ard brown shcetlnSs and s''r'inSs
Fancy ard flrsi'urc plsids.
Cotton osnahurgs. &C. Sc
All of which have been selected by an experienced
h"'' scar Il WRIGHT
healer H., oJ g,,,,J .,ree,s
net to'"eI ~ 1A'6 "-~---2------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Dyspepsy CureA 4 Prevented.

IN y. SUTHERLAND havmg discovered the
cause Of and the remedy for this most dreful dis.
ease, off his servicesto those who have suffered by
its distressing influence, for short time or for many
years
Tie has entire confidence in the remedy, If admins.
tered sgreeably his directions, not merely from bis
belief in the correctness Of its principles connected
with the Of dyspepsy but also from having Piae-
tised il with complete success in very great nunber
If obstinate in which the patients have been at
ced with .ry all IF the following s,mp.
pain the h. ad, dizziness, vertigo, confusion
of mind. attended with HISS of memor disagr' cable
taste in the mouth; timdityi melancholy rntabi,'tys
loss Of appetite; nausea; gnawing in the stomach
when empty; affection Of the nerves; attt nded with
general debility and loss of energy chness; affection
of sight, burning OF the stomach; hstuien-
c, pressure on the stomach after meals, producing
great uncasness and distress; cold feet and hands, sn
gur; weakness of the stomach attend. with vomiting,
acid eructaton; the throat with pain IN
the side breast; palptation; weakness and psins in
the legs. frequent ard nvontsr, signing, ysw gs
ropsiness; rreguarity Of the bow els pain in the back
trt NOR, dsur, disturbed sleep.
Those persons who affected with any or all "
the above mentioned and consider EN- evils "too
grevous to be borne" respectfully rrconmt nded
call Oh DR. S. b, whom they are confidently sssur'
that la, remey " i'll effect speedy permane mt re-
lief and will sso prove preventive sgaipst the re.
turn Of the disease References will be ade TO re.
spectacle ladies and gentlemen, residing in this city
and else where, who have been benefited by the us0
Of this remedy.
Dr. Sutherland may be seen at his office. No 4
wall street, every day Except Sundays between 10
and O'Clock; and at all other Ii mes ut his residences
No l53 Finn corner of Grand street
New York, Oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Stock
Removal.


,UIHE subscriber respectable informs his friends and
L the public that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stand, where he continues to tho
Saddle. Harness Trunk business.
nv NIL IRIS VaREOUS BRshCHtS
lie tenders his grateful acknowiedg ments to hs
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage he has
received from them; and begs leave to them,
that with tn. aid of the best workman, and an am.
D!e supply of the choice materials, he wi be
able To render entire satisfaction to those who may
please to fayor him with their business, either by order
or personal applica'ion
NJ has ON hand at this time and will continue to 4, 90
large assortment Of the following articles wholesals
and retail, the most moderate te ms
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles b,s' quality; stuff Aaps
Do do common do
Ladies' do BE- ST and common
Plated and ,tecl.btted brides, NJ various kinds
Plated and steel mounted nartingales
SadIle-bsgs Of the lat, 81 fashion, and common
Veiisses and carpe, travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Bras. and ispsn mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and iapanned mounted carrysll hIs.
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
Aud also general assortment of
Elegant Huyd Leather Travelling Trunks
And great vsr y If
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrups
saddletrecs and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skim and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd es, harness. and trunks Of ell kinds repair
ed at the shoretst notice.
sert9s JAMES vANsANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26

FALL Goods

S6lA 0"'uS
JAMES Mckenzie & Co.
HAVE b, rn receiving, by each New York packet
for the last two months, constant accessions to
their stock vt
FAIL &. WINTER GOODS.
aed now offer All assortment unusually FIJI md com
pete embracing nearly every article in the Maple md
Fancy way. al prices low can be- found in the IBIS
ict The, viii usual continue to receive, through
out the season, new supplies every week.
oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Crab Cider w"n,ea.

WISH 10 purchase from so to so barrels good crab
cider, which can be recommended Also. some
condemned whiskey, for the purpose Of making alco
hol, which he will keep for sale at Baltimore prices.
p J SNvETAT,
Dyer and seourer, Roy al street, AiexG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26

H. Ihave appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Dtusgist, at Alexandra, district Of CoiuEsb =, my
Agent, wIu has been fully qualified for curing Dys.
pep-y, on the plan prsctised by myself oct %