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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
KENSETT'S CELEBRATED
strengthening PLASTER.

FJSuE celebrated Strengthening Plaster, for pain or
weakness in tie bre, asst, back, ar side; also for
rheumatic affections, liver complaints. and dyspe Psa
This medicine Is the invention Of y celebrated Sur-
geon and numerous are the instances in winch the
most sslutary effects have been produced b, it, that 1t
with the umos, confidence recommended to all who
are Affected with those distressing compliant.
There is condition anne xed to the sale Of this artl-
Gle growing oct of the best of reasons, trial, z u
the benefit above stared i, nat obtained, the money
will be returned Tsa, we erns', when fairly cons'
dered. will be the strongest possible evidence that
could be given Of their utility. For sale by
sept3 WILLIAM l-ANPHlER Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
AN SaTDRE.aY, tie 1874 day Of ns.a month. al
~ o'clock at mood, the subscriber will offer tOr
sale at public auction, on the premises. one undivided
noiety of the Establishment commonly called the
s,y.,A "CITY 1APERN,"
EasH s1A nov in the occupation of Il C'ageu, 81
s-St&s& tlated on the west side OF Royal street
SxsttsS43 snd seth SIDE o. Cameron street, extend
Ing from III, intersection said streets south on Royal
street 80 feet thence l25 feet inche:i thence
south 81 fee, 81 inches; thence west r. feet, tn nee
north io6 feet 6! inches, 10 Cameron street, thence
east on Cameron street l7 feet 81 nches'to The be,
ginning And
One .anauty or Rent in Fee Of 1924,
payable half yeary-on the 18th May and l9th Novem
Der IN every yesr-chsrgetf thee story BRICK te
emit aud lot of ground the east side. at Roya
street, between King and trnoe streets. now IN tn
occupation of James Green. Terms caah
rhe above sale vii, be made under deed OF trr
from William S. Moore and wiz ITO IL. l. Taylor, tor
the indemnity of Thos. irwin
+ For tie Trustee:
aug LEO WM. d. MUTT, huct.
Ee The above sale Is postponed until ST.
IJ'RILaY, the 23dof Octqber, at noon
TEaIs--O ne.tb,rI Of The purchase money obe rs'd
in hands the residue in two equal iastaments uf siA
and nre months the title to be retained until TIE
pa, men!s shall be completed, with power to the
Trustee TO re sell for any default in payment
The purchasers will lave the option u! paying thr
whole purchase money in. hand, n which case Oh
at The rate Of SIX per cent pr an"um viii De nj
lowed. IAfi.oh,
sept IS ''istee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
MONTREAL MARKET.

E..rcet from Me CIeuir Of II. CAFES + Go.
deed Sept. /.
GRAIN AID FLoUR.-in our last circular re-
ierred to, we predicted tina; there would be
good demand for Wheat and tioar, and our pre-
diction has been more than reaIized. In the ear
ly part Of the shipping season, good Upper Cana
ia Wheat was much sought after at 6s Cd IS
sd the COLDS. and some very superior parcels sold
As nigh IS I'd - Cd, nor did this demand abate
oil mO, Of the spring ships were loaded aud gone.
shen the price receded TO 6s9d aud some sales
Took place at 6s Sd. -Four has not generally
bore cOrrespondipsly high price. YET the de-
m4Hi ms been generally good for U. Canada SUI
Per6ne al SIS Cd Il SIS aud Sos SIS I'd for fine
and American superGne in bond at 26s sd a rs.
TIE sock now in market Of wheat or any kind of
Soer Is very light Indeed. The import Of Upper
Clnada aud American -four 10 thi, market this
rear appears to be fully 100000 brls. Of which
. 5000 have been American. The import of
!. Canada wheat reaches 100000 bushels. The
Export Of -four reaches nearly or quite $4,000
orIs. and wheat Including Upper and Lower
lanada growth about 100000 bushels. There
has Oeen imported about 1900 brls. Kiln dried
hdan meal, which has sold ut Is los the bar.
81 Of l96bs- 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

Moiasses, Yea. &c.
g0HN II LADD offers tor sale
~ II hhds retailing moasses
5chests yourg Tyson ies. " Mentors" csrgo
9 pipes gin
barrels sperm oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes mus0kle! raisns
50 boxes yellow soap
barrel cloves
$50 sacks Is~n Liverpool Shed salt
$50 bai res No. 5 t.L.,
So kids No
30 barrels Nos l aud herring
Ico'' pounds oolfsh
100 reams wrapping paper
400 guam, bags
20 piecestow cloth
leo grindsicnes ..-.s-
case combs, assorted sizes
Freehorp's ploughs, mould bosrds. shares, &c
sept II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

u.orgr-Flour has been dull the last
M NJ. Sales have been made from stores al
o u! and the adyices from Liverpool reeeiv-
u X.T York per the ship Heroine. to the 18th
20 a. ..,p,t. are not Of character calculated 10
70 nrices. We continue "a quote III
inp,s a. wagon price ct yesterday. The
,scyio,, contiaue small
'eT 6, are more in demand; last sales % cents.
Ts;.Esu is worth SO 81 cents, with charge
"'.laII,r for the barrel, from stores, There
o. vls lam "onioq to market. We quote % a 29c.
. l W. 90 suppose it would readily command
'O I,'j;, scarce; but little in market. aud none
,,-;rio,. We quote nominally 8 as cts. wa
'' cira v.cl, IS scarce. and much in demand.
G,o. white would command IS cents.
-aSe-
rm IRE \. T. Jour of Commerce. Sepf, 20'h.
c',a g1ckmgs The prices OF Flour have
,,c;sJ bat lit,Ie during the week. lhe market
80. IN NE nsin inanimate, but towards the close
.,a,, va, some revival Of, demand for Western
>, snrplv Eastern orders New York common
,c,nJs sid at SIS, and the best !; Western S5,-
la 50 eta; Red Beach at the latter price; Troy
Is Isa aj. and ehio S5,l2; small lots of new
georgetown brought So. There is bat little
southern here. The arrivals Of whea' from tee
ionrb continued but were less than before, say
1000 bushels for the week Whether other
,arcels are shipped and kept back By the winds
10 Do not know. The sales we're at lcOa lOl
=, and the whole had been cleared of at the
lose of business. Two or three parcels West
,u Wheat, noue Of them prime. came IN and
= ere sold At 1906 i0S cts The arrivals OF corn
we're very limited and not equal to the demand
',r home aseAnd prices advanced. White North
,,p sold a, 20 cts; yellow at IS Cts. and South
era So IS CTS. Rye is scarce at 20 cents. g.
0ObuSaels Northern Barley, part to arrive, we're
sold at IS cts. Rice continues very scarce and
,ell, in snail lots at ). Cts. Some lots are held
i:ill higher.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
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SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEX2ADRLi, On CO 4
-t ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER q,
Big Alexandra, Howcs, Boston; salt, sugar.
&c. TO A. c. CazenOve & Co. and freight for
the District.
SAILED
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt. do.
-eSe-
Schr. Arkansas. Glover, cleared at New York
for Georgetown, Sth inst.
Schr. Tiger. Wakeman. do. do. do. do,
Schr. Seceder. Churchill, cleared at Boston
for this port Goth inst.
Sloop Express, Smith, cleared at New York
for this port 18th.
Sloop Statira, Petit, cleared at Philadelphia
for this port Goth inst; Hannah & Isabella, Pow
ell. do do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
liverpool. CORN ExcaANGE-Aro. 10.

>e'e'sl small carsoes Of Irish Wheat and Oats
= N'e arrived since last Tueday, together with u
9" p47es'S tfF!ourau Oatmeal and ghe annexed
.S' sAA'ets a considerable Increase on the recent
HeeSiy supplies. OF foreign Wheat the import
= 'arSc' and such will probably continue to be
Vie case tor the next few weeks Several thous-
-" quarters OF foreign Wheat have been sold to
: Uea ', M three or four weeks at 7s6iaSs
K V'0S, loo Russia. and Sssd for prime Baltic
~" @A'ch has caused depression Wheat
as "a Saturday Offering at jeoline of Cd to sd
~ -, V@'S AZ Sd TO i'd per 5ushel. A few parcels
- IS,.eG Wheat wfth two or three thousand bills
~ w y States sweet Flour have changed hands at
-.N PFey'oas rates, but the reduction in the
~ OK tree Grain having nearly kept pace
~, IA ne decline IN duty. checked sales. There
=: : '@'aer numerous attendance of millers at
's MORNINGS market, aud although the pur-
,Hsses we're limited to their immediate wants,
S; N me transactions consequently in retail-a
,us amount OF business was tran sacted in Wheat
Il 'a'ly the above noted decline.
A.. 49,
""'' y q Letter from Lire1 DOL dotcd .4u-
ga,t IL.
,N weather continues toler ably good, and
feie a ra"'c m our Grsin market, free
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
VIrginia.

SSAN1a'
IN the Superior t,oust Of Chancery, holdenst Wa'
1 che s,er, saturday, april 18Th. 1875
John Harding, Coin Arid, executorl
at J.hn Ramsay, deceased, william ID
Drish. " Ian, White, John Jackson. >PsGfnEF%
Bcui,m Jacxson, Aaron Sanders
ard Eli Evans,
AGAINST 4.r-s
THOMPSON r Mason and Richard II
Hen ierson, trustees If Samuel Clap-l
ham, decreased, Eliz.be'h Cisphsm,j
, widow of sa,d Samuel CIspham, de n,f,.dan..-
ceased. and the said Thompson y. ma -
son and Betsy &. has wife, Benjamin
r Smith and Matilda q his wife, Wiz
gina Price and Benjsnins Price,
By consent this referred 10 one OF The MAG
ter commissioners of this Court TO state and settle the
account Of the Defenixnts. Mason and Henderson,
Trustees Of Chaplain, ~ith directions. 70 report all such
matters specially deemed pertinent by himself. Of
which either party shall require to have reported BuS
this order is considered fixing no principle in the
case. A copy-Test
DANIEL LEI, C. c.
GeBy consent Of parties having been aP-
nointed 10 state ard settle the account mentioned
the foregoing order, the before named Pa'n'ns ano
Defendants and al Others concerned, are hereby mo-
tiled tia, on the 23d day Of The present. "so"'s, VIE"
ia nv Office y: Alexandra, at 10 o'eioch, ~
shalI proceed to perform the dn'ies feqsis'
and on ne 2sh day of same nnOath at the house o. N
cbolas osborn, IN Leesourg. Close my HeP''' ""s
er,s on the subject matter OF reieIenee
Given under my hard. AZ aiesandr:a, ihIS TENN ~
Of September, ls5e- ,a,r,.uyn
SEPT l1--csssee VII HeISf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

-syH subs ribers off fer sale general assortment
\ of aforementioned artic which Physicians,
Country Merchants sud Others will find it their inte
res, ia cali aud exs,nine Among the new m, d'cnes
have r-c,:;v, d supply Of
Jtaj5r Paste; or, Peciorai Gum:
This me i,c,ne besides IT'S mid nature, possesses
pleasing taste color and form III jlube paste has
been used syely Paris with the greatest success;
Is sofse mag pectora! and calming; it eFectusly ap
peases cough and softens the piuous huinor in the
breast and throat; il is CHS A. beneici.' to persons Of
ry constitution, will tendercy 20 Phth! SIC. and to
those r no e iishc hosrseness and less 1T veice
dye Stafs--ConsistinS of loswood, hache-
wood re,iw rod, csnwood Rrazl dust, BrszIteuo
iu,tic cochneal u,a,der. turnrrc, oudbear indigo,
arnstto, blue vi'r'ol, alum, ceppcras cream tartar,
pesriash. sc
Peuumsry--0f the following kinds: Cologne
water v<rety) MIX of roses, lavender water, do
orange flower d. pounatum variety OH ccdrst, cas-
si, AZ roh lavender and burgsInotte, powder pufs
hair powder vinSgre de rcuge. vegetable rouge, nc
Soops.-Cream Of soap for shaving, IA supe-
ror sr,icc, rcs, WINDSOR, vsriesAteo WHITE bar and
Css'it, soap, SC
Pants, BronSes and Hau,sShes-COmposed
cf clromic yelsw 90. red do. gree; Prussian blue
white lead verytgyiS, red lead tsrge pink drop
lake. Terra de Sienna; eso, blue and green .,aa!ts
irostiug red green yellow and white bronzes; Id
leaf and Dutch metal, copal vsrush, and spirits of
turpentine; glue aud sand paper; new supply of
gr iund paint, sash tools and came hair brushes, all
s,zes.- Which VIII be sold on accommodating terms,
BY WILLIAM LANPHiER x Co.
sept2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
BY GEORGE WHITE.

J.aNies' auction.
On Friday, the oath inst. at II O'Clock, .A.M
NKJit, be soi.i at Whites Auction rooms, large
w and valuable assortment Of China, Crockery CUT
moulded, pressed, and enamelled Glasses, &c Get
consisting, in part. OF
India elmer sets. light blue, brownand 81 e" 10
Light blue tureens, wash basins and pitchers
Gold banded lea cups and saucers
DO DO plates, assorted
China aud painted tea-sets.
Elegant cut glass decanters, in sets
DO do tunbers and wines
DO vases and flowers
Cut and plain glass hoas; do tio ismps
10 do do pitchers and celer'es
China and blue coffee and tcapoiS
Gilt naDtel and pier glssses
Mahogany do do
Toilet and swing d.
Witha great variety Of moulded, pressed and ensn-
eled glassware. 90
@ .9d,litional
81 ManteI looking glass cluoks, different sizes
Gil picture frames, profile and painted do.
lot of brass andyons, assorted sizes
lvur, handled sets kni.es0 forks, 81 pieces
TIPPED do do 81 40
The ladies' Of Alexandra and its vicinity. are respect
fy in ied and the aueoDeer assures them that tho
articles offered forsse are without limits
Gentlemen attending the auction, not accompany
inc ladies. will please entry in at the door on ST.
AsapI strpet, : next to Gen. Lynn's once ~
or Articles ready for examination on Monday ncn'
;oS ~ sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
I FAMILY Flour, Bacon, Whiskey,fc

VE subscriber Offers for SALE at his store, corner of
IL King and FAY cite streets,
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse1 CT.
$50 sacks do fine ) Oh"
SEQ tons plaster paris
$50 barrels No gross herring in good order
so do do 1, , and ; macserei
20 do do shal, for family use
so do common whskey
10 do prime old do
20 DO old apple brandy
$3.50 lbs wei cured Shenandoah bacon
100 barrels prime amil, fr,r
With an assert nent of Gh0CERIES, consisting Of
IT Croiy, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars; steam
refined Loaf sugs5; few b'gsheads very superior
Retailing, NoIass-s; Imperisl Gunpowder and Young
Tyson Tea; best ,to Coffeei Pepper .'imento. IL
dI!ro, Rice sc
sep, 23-eo6t FREDERICK FOOTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

wheatsAre down 81 to Sd. Oats Sd Flour Il to
2s per barref. Flour in bond is worth about sss,
the duty being expected to come down to the
lowest rate. Free -four may be bought at Sos
per. brl. 'Harvesthas commenced pretty gener-
ally in the south and southeast Of England, and
the London markets on the 9th fell fully SIS per
quarter. There is still butiittle doing in Cotton,
but the market keeps. frm, and we expect to see
amore lively demand soon. No chal,se in other
articles"
-e0e-
HAvRE MARKET-Aua. Z.
The confidence generally entertained in the
new order of things about to take place, has
been marked so far, only BY commercial transac-
tons Of little Importance.
Stock Of Wheat in first hands, 1860 no.;
Rye. 1000 no.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
Currency IS to the dollar.
FSS'&-
LONDON CORN. EXCHANGE-Aro. g.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE--Aro. g.
There vas amoderate return of English Wheat
AMI Flour, last week, but the arrival Of Wheat
md oats has been very large. The fresh sup
PIVOT THIS morning is very small. of all kinds of
Jam tom Essex aud Kent. The weather con.
'h'es very hue; and as it is expected tina, short
acre Will be very considerable liberation Of
lN'@ed Wheat, when the duty attains its lowes, !;
Us of,as'oned the Wheat ula aet to b. excess
'e'' asaYy Today. and the supt ine descriptions
Ar'egorJed : to IS, and all other sorts SIS to IS
20 fatf'er cheaper than last Monday. The de-
-~Oa '9r Flour Is heavy, aud the quotations are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28
Hand Toy Sale.

IDuRSuANf toa decree OF the Couoty
* Court OF Bedford. pronounced AZ the March
term ut the sald Court. In The cssc OF Ielts,cli,
vs. Lettwich, &c. the ondersgned Commissions
viii. on the III h dsy OF July mat, ~ Bedford
contthon-e, proceed To sell. AT p1blie auction.
10 the highest bidder, on credits 81 one. tao
and ihIee yenrs, two tracts of land. lying ~
the SAID cpunly, on the waters of Goose aud
Back Creeks, ~ thc neighboihuod oil The town
OF LecssIile. adjoining the Lands OF Alexander
Irvine aud others. These land. belong 10 The
estate OF Col Wm. Lett" lch. dec. aud the laIg.
est tfact Is snppas Il To coaialn about buo acres
the other about 30 acres. aud are well I'D
apted 10 the cultivation of all kinds oi grain
aud tuhaeco. Astounding also IN lumber OF most
excellent quality The lands can be shown 10
any prison wishing III purchase. The pufcha-
ser viii be required To give bonds with approved
security, aud the ute viii be wilhhrld nnlil the
last pa. mcni, whsn II vii bo directed 10 be
convey cd ny The court.
". l., GoGGlN. Com.
June - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

. eadi about 4 sc1r % vto lras seii.ug {. 6
a0or, bH 1T as eur. dId liberated us head n q
shocking manner. The strftks Of The slla q.
iarnsd rs parenis. wto came 10 ais assAlaRo
Ju,i IN time 10 sare us life.
a. The late exhibition IN PHILADELPHIA. Of Mr..
Vests celebrated pie'ure Of Christ Rejected.
there ptre more than =. 900 %risiiors.
The NAL lrhich iCf ilb1ny, ". Y. for he
'eest on the lhih ms. ,ens robbed, BY cutting optu
iRe pOrtmdHleau aud idking oul itree bnss con.
ianni. a number of%teiers aud packages. For
some Tune. no traces ~ The stolen bags uere Sie
rotsfedi bat on he I'm, n party Of gentlemen,
hsaied By GfH. solomon an RENSSELAER,, the
.Hbahg Postmaster, secured he Toods ddjareni
10 he Schenectady road. aud, after a dihzeui
search, through smrmps. marshes aud boys, for
more than i'e9 hours, neg tpers found m n seeii.
dtd Spoi. about a quarter ora mic from The
rond. The bags had been enpiisd. aud all, or
Hea'ty all he letters opened, aud rided Of the
money hat rds IN them, he amount Of uttcb Is
moi yet fnotea. 1ae roLber or robbers are yet
undiscovered,
An enormous Tiger Shark, measuring IN
length III dad ~ woRh 1 Jet, wns taken on The
erening ojtbe l3h inst. ~ Gddsdens South
Uhart, fCh1riesiou) and IN The immediate
rtcniiig Of the Bath House. The ClariesfoH
paper takes occasion 10 caution youths ofhe dan
gar of bathing IN tf pub3ie i,,k, oF ouy c,ig.
The H,is,b u;oi,ts, lo r, L
/ kooDjejpsms,t Ia ~. So, T1,. No."
human, urric,, otC,nt uaI!S' - ~ i,, -,
N, g,,Iiyb Looa s ~ ,oa, paI,,,. t G,na, ,
Gus situation on Inc rocks near lie entrance of
PORT .uaioa. Taese erideures otgood feeiing
bheeeuMe tro governments are higag hoaofa5ie
10 both parti.s.
Dir. Paul3i,q ouitor Of ,,,cr,I b,,,o,,,.
pnLira,i ,ns. L,y l,,grd aaopt,I ,,L,n,, NJ ,,lr
, irad sior,es. sojdl, bfJitr tS,a ANN ,r5,r5 h, las
g,,,;,o,b, npHs6sd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

o..
NdP'' ''01e' " '"t sap Lt"Hae'' dftftd a
oa'e9' has'. Sd'es' haat II gas rePoftsl me
hfHth sote''t"te" schooaer oi4RJacs mas oxen
s@I1 !" d' '"s 's'"''"1 "'h " "a"tfa ''afef'
., ~ ~ " ~ ,'t 's,, 'na' ~,
yarl t. ~ lc,,,, c,,s5,y, -
os,hr soGaa 1"'' w
w.,
II" @afel ~ me Cincinnati .iftrric.u, hat
an -i"ef'sqa gentleman, loW q rcsa4ea of Lo4.
'on, ~ us stat ior HE ujtrtsa otAiS tou4sg
"0fOat, mas ar1c. bat d'p.au for yu5hsAias
" Taits Of the Bes,ern HemfsD6tre. ant Siorie,
Of 1meucut IT, IN 6 rot4aes. Mas .Hiiigrd
WA gre he Udss The sanction 9TH r ulnc ~
editor. VIA ftis Qesigu. .Ur Hail. The igieai-
gent Eit0r OfIIg Uesf,,l sDUreajr. has 5eeq
reYuFtcl 10 furnish aup oapes desc, ia,ire Of lie
mI'L4er and habit, ofite geo0te utsi 0J The noun.
ms i'' Ef'ca " ,Oz'dt e0"tPo''G '04 H"' 0ytH
Uttt0'
There Is n0w sufficient c%gtienc. mt He horfta
p%ractlce q burning u,doas on III, funeral PgftS
If Mer ausOalts, has ban uooi,shed by ht
Britha GOrtrHmeat IN I .d,u Considering ide
lang ]stauiug atd iHfe,eraeg Of ms ~pfletiCe, as
abolition Is oae q The greaiea i%rip@tpa9 ~ A4e
cause q hN"'a'9iy "aiea nus o%le"fft' y many
years l3e ,t'moef q Jsaaies AMMAN sr'''-
Jt,ca on ms "HG' % s"Pershft9H, as nPPto'SJ on
~paFaamei'afy ftiar@s' u" u" "ttLase ~ ~. '"t
nae years, !" coo, 6e'Hs 'PTards u % t9sfy
va, % 2''S3 " ""s "'
'~'0 ~ fs' JH"'
M. Peter CraWJack. II buicier. of NsW York
upuard Of oO gears ot ass shut hm.eJ on tie
i'fa '4s', "f2"st ne he4"' ma a'et l"'1'ta',
q.cl9, nc "t4 az" 'lo's"' ~ osL''' ~
eoW'Rl 2ss5'o's' ,r q : .' 'J ~ =" =,
w 1911 a.. %ir. a.i s.a .,r., .s 5,
sSt,m @'c5 Ia E,co 1r 9eoce' He pyoceeUd "a
N, n,ro bouse' M ragloIy ofule on.t. for ne
ga,0gse Of ,reenI1lg TIC bonds, and nSas The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28
OBITUARY.

DIPAklIp tins l,ic, Mt his blothsr's fesi-
denee, III this place. on FRIDAY the laIh INST
Mr., VA. ftNILE. ~ the i itb wear OF his
age. ] he decenssd lived a htr OF plety, aud
dIed IN The tull assurance II . blessed eternity,
I,spIng with his la,t breath the praise othls Re-
denmer.
DIED, on Mon Law the 2lsl lust. AZ lhe Red
Sulphur Spings, whittier he had gone tot the
recovery al hi. health, WILLIAM LEWIS ca
BELL, Esq after several months lndispognion.
-, at the residence II Mr.. Caleb Fuaua,
in Bedford county, On the !7ll lnsi. Mrs. MIL.
Il LFtIWlCli. oonsort OF Nj. ~i'c,lon Lcll-
wIch of Campbell county, in the ooh year ot
her ngs. I'm, slImable aud most exemplary
lady, icll u victim toa long aud lingering DIS
ease which she bore with Chr,suan meekness
aud forulude, aud The most patient resignation.
In all the relations 81 domestic llfe-as IA wlle,
mOtirr, mlstiess aud n'lehbor, she sustained
herself in a manner HAT deles tcnsurr, aud
rises superior 10 praise. Her numerous con
nectlons ani fIlend. have suffered IN her drau,
a loss winch they must long feel. aud society
avoid which viii moi easily be filled.
-. on the 81 INST, nj The ,esi.
de zee u XAckfeld WaIe, n tbs county
hrs. lucy WADE. aged 30 yrhrs aid Il
months. barry IN lIle, ibis Lady became IL
mcmber OF the Church OF thTIst, 10 winch sho
continued 10 be piuusly devoted al hfT dreease.
ohe iIvea with = kInd husband during tbe long
PERIOD OF % Yeas, 10 whom she was al
dilecIonpic witc. ohe wds gcueIous aud hu-
name N nrr larnlv .bfuevoicat mud charitable in
her ne,shhouhooi, AID wInoat exception, do.
sononallY beloved IN her large cIfoIe OF ac-
qualn ancrs So gradual MAS her progress
10 tietnlty, aud 80 many wsle the evidences,
fer Il low yrafsi pant, ol approaching dlssolu
tlun, loat sIe appeared 10 be well aware that
The mo.uent had arrIvod, so often thought uf,
WHICH was 10 tDro" II vel on this world
forever, and which ~ 10 open 10 her viow the
fralty OH better aud ,t'rual lie. SO resigned
was she, nav, so BnxIhuS WhH toe, W Ne 70
leased from The bonds of disease alo suhetInI,
that sue prayed tor that moment 10 aflfVt anu
her children, all OF whom "oIc present save
ore. though they grieVed lhus 1" lose forever
one So dear 10 them, we're ct assnrrd by thetI
resignation, that size was leaving them only 10
enter INTO a State oi beng tar mure exalted
mud happy. The pIhycrs OF all VINO kne" her
Hte Win her, While inc ledrs Of affection wall
water her grave.