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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
WanteA,

n the Village Of ,nt ,s,ille, which is situated in a
L pleasant part of the state of Virginia, about 90 miles
from Alexaadria, ii from Warrcn,on, and 5 from JET.
fcrson,On,
IWo or three Jo~urneymm Saddhrs,
to whom the highest wages aud eopstant employment
will be given The situation of the village IS HEALTHY,
and boarding cheap. For further information please
address the subscriber, in Am sSviile. Cup per county,
Va WILLIAM Il. MONROE.
iune l2--2aw3w
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:. M. G. Il. NJ, Janney

RE now erecting, in the 0ccoquan Factory, ma
Y chincry for spinning, weaving, aud miiing I'm
SEYS and KtRSEYsi which will be- sold OF exchang
ed for WOOL. on accommodating terms. They will
also tske IN Dying. Weaving and Filling for the coun.
try. which will be attended 10 BY AN experienced hand.
june l2-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12

RI ur.-Ihursday, the current wagon price OF
Flour was "a As; late in the day a few loads were
taken at 4 60. Yesterday it was 4 So and 4 60:
but the principal part was taken at 4 60. The
price has continued to advance gradually in conse-
quence Of the improvement in the New York
market, and from the small receipts here, though
there is not much demand for export at present,
there being but few vessels in port.
Graia.-We advance our quotations of Corn
to So a 40 cents, the last sales. 1t is scarce and
in demand. Corn Meal is also in demand. In
other articles we have no material change to no
tee.
900
From the " 7. Journal Of Commerce, June 9.
The MARKET.-Ashes have advanced; the
price this morning for Pots 11e. so, and for
Pearls SI1S,75 with a good demand. The Cot
ton Market continues without the least ANNA
ton. Flour Is to day the same as Yesterday
Some small lots of the least desirable brands of
western have been picked up at 5 dollars slcts.
and some sales of the finest qualities have been
made at s. SO. A sale of Rye has been made
at 65its. which is can improvement. Corn is
rather lessln demand.
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~ ebster's Nictionary

A DICTIONARY of,he English Language, abridged
"a from the american Dictionary for ,hc use Ut Pm
nary Schools and the Counting i:ou,e, by Noah Web
,ter, L. l.. ID. Just received and for sale by
june Idiot DAVID NARTIN.
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DIED..

Yesterday, in the Goth year Of his age, Mr..
Thomas SrErL-fnr many years a highly re-
spectacle and useful citizen of this place. and a
valuable member of the Baptist Church.
- His friends and acquaintance are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral, This
afternoon at S o'clock, without further invitation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF
YIYV

SJChI
Pursuant to a notice published in the Alexan-
dria PhenIx Gazette, a meeting of the Young
Men of Alexandria was held, for the purpose Of
adopting suitable measures for the celebration Of
the approaching Fourth of July.
On motion, Thomas p. COLEMAN was called
to the Chair, and CAssIUs F. LEE appointed Sc
cretary.
The Chairman addressed the meeting, stating
the object for which it had assembled. SC.
On motion of WIN. K. McDoyALD, it was
RESOLVED, That the meeting elect an Orator
and Reader Of the Declaration of Independence
for the occasion.
On ballot, EDGAR SNowDEN was chosen Ora
tor, and WILLIAM H. DANGERFIELD Reader of
the Declaration of independence.
On motion,
Resolved, That the celebration take place on
the Sd instant, I'm anticipation.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
a Committee to carry theioregoing and such other
arrangements as may be resolved upon, into eff
feet, viz:
Thomas P. Coleman, Alfred Lee,
William K. Mcdonald. John HI. Janney.
John l.. Hampson. Carcy S. Page, and
VIM. L.. Hodgson, Cassius +. Lee.
And. after resolving that these proceedings be
published in the Phenix Gazette,
The meeting adjourned.
THOs. P. COLEMAN, Chm.
CAssrus F. LEE, Sec'y.
H. A meeting of the Committee of Arrange
ments will take place at the Old. Council Cham
Der m Monday afternoon, at 6 O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
THOs. P. COLEMAN, Chm.

b. A meeting of the Committee of Arrange.
ments will take place at the Old. Council Cham.
Der on Monday afternoon, at 6 O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12

Since the restoration by the grace Of the Vice
President, of Nj. NJ. Noah to the Surveyorship
of \. " York, his organ, the Courier and Enquir-
or. has been sufficiently abusive of those Jackson
Senators who are understood to have opposed
his nomination. One of irs articles purports to
have been written at Washington, and warns
those Senators that the redoubtable Mr.. Noah
..has not abandoned the editorial chair. nor will
he forsake his colleagues of the press. until the
apostate Jackson men in the Senate are punish
ed by the people whom they have misrepresent-
eds Now il is really selfish in Mr.. Noah to
pour out the walls of his wrath on those Jackson
Senators only who voted against Is nomination,
while he utters not one word of reproach against
those others who joined them in opposing that Of
his brother Isaac. But it IS a matter OF no con-
Germ in the estimate of this immaculate patriot,
that Hill, Lee, Rector and the other rejected
nominations, owed their rejection to Jackson
votes; those only who voted against has nominal
ton deserve to be attainted of disloyaltyt to Jack
son! Such modesty as this is rare indeed, and
can only find its parallel in the example of that
pattern of difidence, Mrs. Ann Royal:
1No1fok Herald.
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Twenty Dollars NeMard.

VIVA stolen from the subscriber. about the fist Of
w october last, my SEINE Bolt, about IS feet
bong, CARRYING four oars Her seats are kneed and RI
vetted through the bend; nearly new, built of mulher-
~, white OAK, and celar imber ; her bottom and sides
II Northern pine; also rhe top of her stern was knock.
ed of 5v a vessel running foul Of her.
have been informed ,hat she was seen ia tow of a
schooner off Iadlan Head. going down the river; aud
also that she was seen at Joknson's Spring, above the
Fort, on ,hor-. have reason to believe that she is
either above the Fort or below the Indian Head, at
sone of the Wood landings, as she is we'll calculated
for that parp use, drawing put a SIN ~ draf, of water. !
will give SIS for the tincf or thieves, and IS for deli
vering said boat tome, at the mouth Of Pomonkey
Creek H0RATIO VI. WAiiD.
Pomonkey, Locust Hill, Charles county, Md.
Marcn 20, !8,J--march 70 -2aw2w&wrf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
Trust Sale.

AtuSS NOdAC.
u y a decree Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
- the Fredericksburg District, pronounced in the
case Of Graham Us Brett and wife, ON the 2lst day Of
May, 1850, the subscriber has been appointed Trustee,
in the place Of Gerard Alexander, Jr the former Trus.
tee, in deed executed By Richard a. Brett and Mar.
garet his wife, on the 18th day Of september, 1915, to
secure 10 Ann Graham the payment of CERTAIN sums Of
money therein specified.
Pursuant to the terms If said deed, and to the sutho.
rity vested IN hun by the decree aforesaid, the subscri.
Der will, on the ed dag # July merit, a THE Tavern Of
Peytpn Norvii. IN the town ut Hay Market, offer for
sale t" the highest bidder Grrcady money.
THE TR.ACT OF LIND CALLED
as3sgs SPRINGFIELD,
e38I,laS on which sad k,chard \ Brett now resides,
~TT' situate in the county Of Prince William, and
.S&<A within three miles Of The Town of Hay Mar.
ket. The tract contains Al out
Two Hundred. and Fifty .Acres,
ssgs Hus d comfortable Dwelling Iiouse, good Orch.
s--ss. ard, aud several springs Of excellent water. With
Il fertile soil, and N the centre of 4 delightful neigh.
%borhood, this Farm, for its size, is one OF the most do.
sirable IN the county of Prince William
The subscriber, s~eling'as Trustee, will only convey
as such, but believes the title to be unquestionable.
THOMAS LAWSON Trustee.
Fredericksburg, Va June S, IS30-june s-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08
COM NERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-OcroBns ,.

Bus ION MAHhEf-OCTpBER z.
F7our.-Ihe transactions have been chiefly
confined to the usual demand for consumption,
which has been supplied at prices corresponding
with our last quotations.; some parcels Of Gene
see have been taken Tor shipping. amounting to
about 1000 bbls. at SIS 81 per bbl Balti-
more, Howard street, per bbl. new, IS; Do.
wharf, new, 5 S7s.
Grain.-The market for Southern Corn has
sustained some improvement on our last reported
prices; the arrivals have not been large, and
prime white has been sold a Goo. and yellow flat
50 62c.; Northern is selling at &c co., and
prime heavy Oats, IS sc. per bushel. No
cargo sales Of Rye and Supplies limited -Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08

Co'o,iy Of .4lsrnadria. Set.
yuyHONAs SANGsrER has applied to the tionora
i hie william Cr,nch, Chief Judge of The United
States Circuit Court o. the District at Columbia, to he
discharged from npr.sunm M, under the act for the
relief Of insrveut debtors within the District Of Co
umbia on Monday The th day of October inst. at
,'cIock A. VI al the Cnurt House in Alexandra, when
AMI whete his creditors are required 10 attend
EDM. I. LEE,
oct y-G &C g. g.. & s
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SHIP NEMS.
PORr 0E .9LEXgAhRL1. ~. q

PORN OF .4LEX.3NLHLI z D. 9.
ARRIVED, ocTU3ER Z,
Schr. Elizabeth, Baxter, Charleston; sundries
to James Irwin.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; passel.-
gers and freight.
Steamboat Franklin, NevFssss salt., freight and
passengers for the District. Passed sloop Friend
ship. from Phil'a, and schooner, bound up.
SAILED,
Soop Johnson, johnson, Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08
Uur sale ,
y "a l'ONA.tteN

rTI the jail for The County of Alexandria, u. C.. on
4 the 6thilStaut, As a runway, anesr0 man By the
nsGe of
J7EES LEMON
about 80 years old, te.t7t nc;'e, high, and well
mad had on wh.n com nitted striped cotton jacket
ana rab clcth pan'aioons sIy' he IS the property IF
Gr George Washington Young. of,he county OF w ash
inrton. u C.. The owner is requested 10 come fer
wArl. prove property, pay ch,rSes, and take HIN
ava; otherwise he viii be discharged according to
law iiDKttiO N. SiE DE-,
cc, st Jailor
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,IExANDRIA, ID. c.

,,,T vgRYiSG. OCTOBER 8. 1880.
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Valuable HEAL Estate for sale.

F"fW"OtO AO"A AotNtC lux 6UlOs
VlY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to me by
Id George Mason # Fairfax County, Va and duty
recorded in the Clerks Office Of said County, bearing
date oath MAY 1924, shall offer for sale at public auc.
tion for Cash, Cattss Tavern, West nd, ON N:
18th day Of October 1S30-hat valuable Tract Of Lani
called
GJrNSTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08


JTh;st PQrtu-The editor Of the Boston Jour
nal proposes the following whist party, to pass
the long winter evenings. provided the \. hinSot
France should come to America. and settle down
on the banks of the Rari,an. Charles and Joseph
the ex King ct Spain, shall BE- partners; the ex-
Dsv Of Ai.iers would soon join them, and make
third. then taking mummy until Gen. Jackson,
ex-Pre,ideut, would have leisure to join them
Perhaps Don Miguel will drop in. cut into the
game. and play with either. We would further
suggest the propriety of having another table for
the frareIiay observation-disclosures and Van
Blren as partners. Timer.
-1Asb
Sporting. Looking, few days since. among
the tombs and graves of the POttei's Field, be-
tween Race and Vine-street, 1--WE are not about
writing any thing achrymose! but looking among.
the graves and briars Of that Golgotha, we were
startled with the sound of gun. and soon dis
covered that several sportsmen were amusing
themselves in that grare place, with dogs and
runs. and in the course of a short time they bag
ged four partrdges. philadelphia Gazette
-1ASN
We had the pleasure Of witnessing. Yesterday,
the launch of the Canal Packet-bOat Charles Fen
ton Mercer, destined to be employed on the part
of the Canal now fit for navigation. Her length
Is seventy five feet, and width between ten and
twelve. She is narrower by several feet than she
otherwise need be. by reason of her being Oblig-
ed to enter the Canal by the old locks until the
part of the Canal which passes through George
Town land is tn be connected with the Tiber, in
this city) be fiuished.-INat. int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08

,"' a"dseport Farmer contains the following
% The death OF one Of tke ,ailerers BIZ the
h ND. % board the Steamboat United States.
''.a appears that there vas criminal ne
'E.e part OF some persons, aud that the
".'''-.' Iaccl,icnt it mly oe ,alled. can be ac-
''''- "' without tarletohr,i explanations:
~ued, a; tie Hospital in salivyue. n. Y. on
* ~, =, a,t VIZ, M,SrlN WtLLs, aged D.
.dr' Wells vas Que of = unfortunate suf-
.'T !, oy the explosion Of a,iier of the steam
4. '",eo states, OF New ,ayen, on the | tn
- S.0 was taken To the ,pi,aI. where he lin
- " ue most eXcruC'a:iag to'ments till his
, '.v'''' lie VAS WORTHY member of society,
: '.''0an % The engineer. and native Of this
/, s. FFe'ious TO hts death, ne explicitly told
runner who was Gated to witness his fate,
> !. Wv BOAT was under pressure Of fifteen inch
N'e une OF the dreadful explosion, and that
,,r W "'rise9 inches was her ordinary rate.
'uN explanation, accompanied by the SOL
a.. s'es'@oon OF one who stood in 50 critical a
,,.D 'u' anu one too whose character for We
nh! Vas so perfectly fair in the community. il
~, ee wit forever put to rest the vague rumors.
us "mpossibie to ascertain the true cause
M Jlo NAT the Captain examined in person. the
VA ou' one minute previous to the catastrophe,
~ NV. ea' ''csirs hsehss were on" &c.
"a, US 70 De regretted that the lives of our cit.
S. inns TO De tampered with, merely 10
y 'u'' vN'm ~ bcsssing nat s'cnr boa,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08
New WMiN 30. Ns


WYE have receiver! BY packets President and George
w Town, from philaicipba srd New York, par, OF
our FALL. SrOCK; which enables to offer, on H.
beral terms.
London super blue, black, olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
Peisse cloth, cassimeres and ssnests
Blankets and AAnnsls. plsinand printed baizcs
Merino and common circaSsaHs
Bomhaznes aud bonbaGtus
Valencia, swan down and toiinet ves,ings
Scotch and Eng ish pai1s. + lain and pd camblcts
Italian ius,rings and grOs tie Naples
Satin lcvantine, scnchcws and s%r,nets,
4 AVID 5 A modes; sati.s and ldrences
Italian and French grapes pOngee
Merpo scars shawls AMI rdst,, some extra quality
Plain white m rno siIlwis, nat article
Thihct barge snd silk anniversaries
Engiish and India bandsnmoes
Italian and Barcelona cr,yats
Plain aud printed isconei do
Irish table disper ga 10 lD.4
DO linens and s.eetings, lack and brown l!o.land
rwed ssckng, burlai,s. nd OsnaburSs
a general assortment Of
DOMESTIC COYTOY GOODS;
CONSISTING, IA pa OF
Tckings
Il cached aud brown slect'n5s and shiringa
Fancy and fur. iture pll7s
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. e.
An Of which htyI been Ccc'ed by an experienced
dealer SCprr Il MRtGtII.
oct3 Cg-acr of Rn2 and R,vai streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08
scot, " wright

HAVE removed, from the corner OF King and Fair
Il fax streets the Store, cIfer of King aud 10, al
streets ste'y occupied by Messi- john ~. .onso' Y
Co. oct 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
GRAND SCHEME,
DyS peNsin NureA

cay u New York, Sept ID, 1890.
~ cohsdtrdlon fan agreement this dav
I'll eur, sra into WITH Dr. John Dove, of Rich.
NOM VA ihereb, constitute aud appoint him
my agent IN and Tor the State Of Virginia.
o.. >. ~. o. HAESTED.
."y q h'eh" ond, AZ. Street. Empowered
an; 'me apote, no" offer my services 10 tn.
grn'o Nv Wv" dyspepsia. Having just returned
o"' I've" torH, where had ample opporluo;
ties OF testing the entire ef;cacv or ~; w,
'ens method OF cure, BY daily intercourse and
conversation with from 10 to 20 of mis- os,tsnt1
whose diseases had resisted the ables, n,od;"ai
susiee IN Europe ant America and hay. NO
"es"a''on IN Prononncing It safe. certain md
prrnsnen'' When well understood and lai,hfnus
practsed. Jn,a 80 ,anuIuIy
Sept 20. WIN 1--we.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

deolnms Ion. and surprised Into incorporate
toasis and sen,iments. would ss soon De
pTivy 10 intoxicating q Jury, thai sal upon
case of life and desth. a. be patissrr OF feast
OF the latter character.
Believing that the inviislion was Intended TO
elicn nv opinion on the great topics which are
10 affect the approaching eiecI,on, have no
difficulty, Ren'lemsn. ~ expressing them IN
brief and general manner.
I am altogether opposed 10 the doctrine oil
Notification Ito use n barbarous and novel ieru
for want OF a more direct mode OF expressing
an opinion) and as 10 a Convsntioa, ihInk II
a most hazardous measure. aud altogethr mugs
tory, unless We mean TO secede from the Union.
And wh lie | believe that nine tenlhs Of those
who favor the measure, are as honest M beIng
disposed 10 favor IT, as ! nm in my opposition
10 II, yet must be permitted TO say, i1ai !
most sincerely fear, fhai there are among W,
those who press the calling oi Convention.
for the distinct purpose ofsO embroilng our
relations with the General Government, as 10 IN
Volye The latter "a TIC dilemma, Of either sban-
donine the rems Of Government hitog#-
ther. or Of maintaining II by force. In the lat
ier case. they niuer tbemselYe. that ths States
or some oftilsm,w,il take pnt With ~. and,
fhns, in eithfr case, dissolution Of The Unioh
would ensur. u there are aoY such. trust
iHtY HIf FFIt lew III nlubFIf aiih hpSh N"''N
them only fl 10 he Consigned to the care OF The
Regent Of the Lunaiic Hospital.
There canno' be a possible case imagined. in
which VIZ should he even connienanced by n
single State. NJ present.
! am aware, that ~ the slang ot the day,
those who think rs | do, nre reproached with
The epilhst Of Submission Wen, and the impu-
taii1n Of fear but II is equally nnJust and IN
reasonable Ia those who claim Tor themselves
The attributes OF Patriotism, integrity, aud IN
dependent minds 10 refuse the sdma TO O.
Tiers. Nor are thrrp waniln. men IN our
ranks, who have some pretrnsions 10 char
acteT aud lalrots. Our fehf IL the lear OF God.
and Of dlsgrncr, and Of public calspnyi our
submission, submission to our consciences.
will conclude, gentirmrn, by rendering the
following loaat, with profound respect 10 the
meeting
" The generous feeling ofmy comtfymen--
Elcsafion of character - CONSPICUOUS IN It's
most irregular movements May IL never be
n'sdre.lsd by false reasoning, false ealcnla-
tons fase pride, or hike nen."
With the highesirespeci, have the pleasure
10 submit myself gentlemen,
Your WY humble rVani,
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

gs To In. street, b. Droees Ted - the chamber
where his men and boys slept, u gave The alarm.
One Of the boys had previously sssa The flames
and haired TO the bed Ioom of Mr.. and Mrs
n. This apprentice. and another, With M.
and Mrs. Humbert, andtheh infant. with Diff
Guilty escaped down s,Ars with their lives; a
third spprenice leaped out OF the window. a
morning papPr SAYS that two young ladies,
the one sister 10 Mrs. Hnmberi. the other her
cousin, prrceiv,ng The flames had intercepted
their Hight by the stairway, crePt out of the
garr.t window AMI over the roof OF An sdjoin-
J .np house, 10 to which they get by another win.
dow. aud this house WAS subsequently, burned
There we're seven persons in the he'd room over
the bakery, three men and four boys
! The want OF water was the cause Of the des-
trncion OF 80 much property. Al IAN early pc
Rod one engine which WAS stationed close tn
the ire would have exti0guIshed the flame, had
a supply OF water been continued. Every els
tern IN thu neghborhood, which could be got
a, was drained aud tha Chandler Melting
establishment, which cont aimed 400 barrels Of
the llw, was saved by the extraordinary eI-
erlon OF a small private engine, called the
" Btark joke, Jr.' manned by young men
MANY engines were useless for the want Of
water. Had tine Public Reservoir" been
in operation, much property might have been
saved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
INTERVAL IMPROVEMENT

The following letter, 10 one Of The e.i,ors
oil the Vnsinian, from a friend in a r,,cbbo,.
ing county was received some day, ago and
we have taken the liberty of LAYING extracts
from 1t beiors the public. although such was No,
the design OF the wrrtrr, because a. this mo.
ment tue subject is one Of Immediate and mr.
amount importance. and because many Of its
views appear to usto be worthy of the se,,ons
consideration OF the citizens of Lynchburo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
DDQlEjTfe.

appointment, BY Inc Pre.ideh fine United
sfaisi.-lioo. ELiJAu HAYwaHD. one OF the
Judges Of the Supreme Couff Of Ohio. TO be
Cotnmi-sonsr of the General Land office.
Hon. WiLLiln FIsDLAY, Of Pennsyl anis,
In be Treasurer Of the Mint Of the United
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

One Dr.. Nct'rnwier, ~ho srribblcs in the
kchnoud Enquirer. rr6rfng 10 the late com-
mcrc'al arrangement with Turkey, makes the
following grave conclusion
Mark MI. Adnms made an Intellectual
eft 10 form similar treaty with the
Inhs -
Verify, this Learned Dactor would do honor
10 paT Of asses rars. In hjuibnIing all the
mtrII Of tins aehy IL the present Hdmnstra-
uon. IN dlsparagPbent III The last, the Doctor
maui es'S total ignorance that the Russian Cow
ernment stipulated With the Porte ia I all thu
privileges 81 fodh III this treaty, should be
guhranlced 10 ali powers al prace with Russo.
Boston CeHiinet
900
A Correspondent Sc d. us tn follnwug ORR
BILE rere'pr. lie mus belong 10 the faculty -
Such another comp AID W. never read OF. II
is "A dose f.r hurse.
Take lbs. Rope,
100 do. ShrriG
loo feet Scanning by 4,
Lei them be weil mixed together b, prac>
teal Jack-calch, and he says one dose will be
found sufficient. lie presrribrs II for the work
er5 OF D,sunIon. 1t " Ill certainly kill or cure.
augusta Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

Briiiat Vest India Trads.-rhe Wash ington
papers contain the Proclamation of,he pre,,
dent. re lai,ve TO the opening Of tho BRUSH
West India ports. I, Is IN the foilo~iog
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
Sheriff's Sale of Goods.

N1ILL be sold a. Leesville in Campbell
w conotv on Thurs dav the II 81 inst III the
Goods, Waras aud Merchandise, in the store
OF stephen Terry at that place. And on Mon
day the 18th inst. will be sold at Brookneal in
this county, the entire stock OF Good. belonging
10 sad Terry, which are in a store house at that
place. The Goods are all new and VIZ Il select
having been purchased principally dnring
thu past seasou. They suppos, 4, be S. 900
Or 10000 worth. The sale ls maze hv virtue
Of sundry executions in INV hands. The sale
will be continued at each place from ,iay 10 day
TIL completed SIN. AUSTIN, Deputy
for Ihos. Dxon, S. {. c.
Oct. ii 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
THE Vfia9.aNAAy.
LYNCHBURG, OCT. II, 1870.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

On Monday last, the elrclIon oil Members Of
the next Legislature from this County com.
menced' ana closed last evening Al sunset. We
have mol been able 10 gets statement of the
polls in time for this mornings paper. The fol.
lowing are tine only returns that have reached