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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Doctor Robert S. Payne

yHyENDER5 his professional services to the
III Cnsens Of Lynchbu,g and ITS vicinity.
His office is ima,.diaIeIy IN the rear OF the A.
pothecary Store Of AIessrs. J. L. & ]. L. Roy
all, where he may be ioaaJ, when no, engaged
in professional duty.
Nav II w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

"a L Rules held in the Clerks Office ofAmherst Couh
- ~ Court, on the fourth day ofAprii, 1851
ert ii. Anderson, Willis ii. Wills aud Mayo CsVs@
merchants and partners, acting and trading osor "
style and firm OF Robert ii. Anderson z Co fl'is ~.
against Charles l.. Christian, aud Peter F. Cbg'nI
Executor of John Christian, dec. Defts.-ln enan''
ry.
The defendant Charles l.. Christian having enter
ed his appearance aud given security aceoIohhs !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne hs
an lnhabitant Of this country-it ordered tha' wi
SAID defendant do appear here on the LIST day OIL NV
June IN, and answer the bill Of the pitts, anu ~
copy OF this order DO forthwith inserted IN the b!I
burg NirgiUian for tw months successfully aho p
at the front door of the courthouse Of this eouDS
copy-Teste, .v,gs.
AnriI ~ VAN
<TfiRGlNIA, to " 1t ;-At Rules holden ~
" Clerks Office of the county court OF fi''S"
on Monday, the 9Th day OF April, 1881 ro.us,
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff against William a. i'""
and Catharine Limit, defendants.
IN CHANCERY- - nj
The defendant Towues not having ehE,of A.
appearance & given security according TO inc
semby and the rules of this court, and Il
satisfactory evidence thath he is notan inhabi'a
commonwealth on motion of the plaintiff, by eo't Ss
ii is ordered, that the said defendant do aPre N
| on the third Monday in June next ana nrder b
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF tnls new,
forthwithiiserted in the Lynchburg VirgIniah f w.
paper published in tho town of Lynchoure I'D al Ii
months successfully, aud another copy po'
front door Of the courthouse ofthis county
| A Copy-Testc, u,,.,srArI.p
APRIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
IL lV HI(N,it % 4 u N e,

rfAvE just received So packages OF Spr.Ds
~ aud Summer Goods ~ atiiion TO theii
former assortment, amongst which are The fol
lowing ARTICLES
COCO yafds Tow Linens
Bale ocolch Oznaburgs
Z do Cotton do 81 and "A
40 GerIpyn Burlsps
French Linen aud
Brown j. bin. Summer cloth
BUD WHITE saiieen
Gnanneable Gro de Naples
do Lus ring
datieonsy Italian Lujlring
Gauz Ribbons
All of ~heh they will sell at. the most re-
ducei pr'es
May l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Millinery, matchmaking &C.

Millinery, matchmaking &c.
NE RS. GILL returns her thanks 10 tho c;,;-
1v-k Gems of Lynchburg and its vicinity Tor
their patronage, aud informs them that she
continues to execute orders for Bonnets. La.
DIES Dresses, &c. in the neatest manner. and
modes.
She has on hand an assortment OF silk and
eg"orh bonnets, suitable Tor both town aud
ountry trade. wnich will he offered nj the
most reduced prices. Jan. 80 iljtots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
JOHN G. SHELTON
TAILQK

-. -. - ~ n T,,fsss aud opgosife
o'ss aoo1 a'e' - =" ....s.5 o,.,<.s,
~. n.ss' .'14 nj. f,;ends
Ge. customers sud he public ssas.sly' y ,aa.
ne ass ins' ssss.asa ION US ..,.ae time
and fhaaaeipnis, s"e.s W ~ -. :, ~
10 purchasing sioeA U OPP. r., III c.s.l
Inc. such AZ me anu sspe'a Ne =. "..,o..s
mf'es, sFsIns's ~, a,...,.h w,il ne
'ahahsfcaie's, 90. ~.
s''u 'siy 10 -
CAOIaos
pieces ex,ra 400. LofAlon Dlack Cloth, truly
splendid
4 do do do do blue do do
do do do do green do, the most
fashionable shades
do do do do brown do do
2 do do do do olive do very fine
2 do Steel mi1'd do do
CASSyMERES.
piece. erIra singIe mill, .ery line
do do new Spring aiefinOes, new style,
altogether
2 do Light brown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
sale OF K cal Estate.

E5dIC % htdI ESIiCt,
nd Y virtue Of h deed OF tra st, executed By
- Alfred Angle "a the subscribers on the 81
day III January, 1880. aud duly recorded in
the Clerks Office oil ,he Hastings Court o.
lynehbnlg, will To- sold, On tn ptemi.es, fop
cash on Friday the fr-' day of July, 1881, il
tar, II mol, tasn the fir, fair day thereafter, al
Public Auction the lot OF ground adjacent To
the town OF Lynehburg, on which the said
Alfred Angle resides, or 50 much thereof as will
satisfy the purposes of the said deed Of tIas,.
Acting as trustee we will Only convey said title
as is vested in US by the said deed.
JOHN WILLS,
JAMES BLNAGH.
MAY 10. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Notice.

Notice.
flHE Lyncbburg Reading Room over the
- store OF Messrs Burton u Hopkins on
Bank square ~ill be open FOL members on Mon
day Bob inst. u, order Of the board Of
managers.
May 20. /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
NAV 10.
TRUST SALG;.

1fl y virtue OF a ceriain desd oitrust, e1tcu.
- ted TO the nndersgned, by Jere.jah ID
Iu,pir on the l7th dey of May, 1880, and
duly oil record IN the Clerks Office, oi the coun.
~ court OF Amherst, ior the purpose vi se
curing the debt therein men, oned. will be sold
NJ pubic auction, upon the premises, Tor cash.
on Friday the 24ih day OF Jane nerI, II fan. il
not, on the neal fair day thereafter, The tract
OF land, conveyed by sad deed, described as
Containing oST acres more or less, IL being
The sa,ns land upon Which SAID lurpin u ow re
sides Ia Amherst county, near tho Buifaloe
Sprmgs. sad,ahIon,ng the lands oil VIM, De,np
sey, Godfrey Ioltr aud Others.
This land is said 10 be valuable and the title
is believed 10 be good, but acting as irus ee the
aud ,sigaed VIII oniy convey the title ves,rd
IN bnn MS trustee.
JAMES +. TALlAFERRo, Trustee.
May 10 tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
LAND FOR SALE.


1f Wish ~ sell tract OF land lying IN Am-
- herst county. four miles from the Court
house, on Buaaloe River, Ijjoiping The lands
OF Col Pierce. Mr.. Tbos. AppIing aud Others
containing one hundred aud seventy acres.
nearly one half in woods, part Of which is I'll,
rate tobacco land. Ihls land is OF the best
quality IN that neighborhood, the dwelling
house Is a very comfortable one, 3 rooms below
with porch, Two rooms above stairs, two good
stone chlmneys, aud Is certainly one OF ,hc
handsomesl situations in Amners, county ON
Portable ont houses, "a good apple orchard and
abounds with The best of springs. Mr. John
Dllaid ia the neighborhood, or MIR. Gideon
Goocb, who lives on the place. will shen II 70
| any person wishing to purchase. Terms nc.
commodsting d II am anxious to sell aud would
take Ia exchange lauds la Ohio.
&. IlMBERLAKE.
| FeL. 10 ads
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
icALICos.
Domestic Goods.

bale sUper Bed licking
do medium quality %
large quantity 5-4 and IA bleached and 10
tleached Cotton Clio his
recent supply OF Cotton Yarn. of the most
approved m anniac'ure--Aso, very general
assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery and Saddle.
W, including almost every Article in eithernf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
IN CIIANCERY.

The defendant Elijah Davis, not having entered NJ, !,
appearance aud given security according otbe act .,
Assembly and the rules OF this court and appesh
oy satisfactory evidence that he is not an hapl.an
OF this country II Is ordered that the said deieh9m
DO appear here ON the first day of june Court nea;
ana answer the tl of the plaintiff and that copy y.
TINS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaps'
printed in the town of Iynchburg fortwo months sue
eessivey and posted at the font door ofthe courthouse
III the said town. A copy--Teste. 80
JAMES BEN Ugh, CIR
~ u9n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

a GENTLEMEN who wish 70 look alta 81
M perbiy fine piece OF ENGLISH BLUE
CLOTH 9ill please call AZ
KYLE & BORLANDS
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
TURNER & KERR.
CASH GE 9R Ia
BANk-SOUARE


a RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies OF
a Spring and Summer q DDS. pa. has-d A.
a.c.,o.,. anI for cash, IN the New York, Pbs-
de,phia aud Baltimore Markets. Thfir Sfork
nj this time Is larger than il has been nj any
former pefiod, and presents as strong inducr-
ments as regards variety Of style, qualiti.s and
prices as any in this place. Their Stock Of
Fancy Goods is large aud general. aud always
comprise the latest Northern styles. As they
do nat confiae ihemseivesto Spring md Fall
purchases, one of the house being afnoa coa-
stantI, 10 the Nortbern Markers, they relieve
they can AZ all times give bargains 10 their
town and country friends.
The advantages they posse So are such as 10
eaabie them 10 buy upon as favor able terms
any house in the Site of Virginia, and their
business being cash one. they are deter
mined TO sell their Goods not DIT credit bu, casi,
prices.
To Country Merrhnnts hey would particular
ly recommend their Stock TIE ioowi.,g
articles are few Of their assortment 10 which
they invite the attention of the public
CALxCoEs.
pieces handsome spring Patterns
6 do furniture do
dINGTIAMS.
20 pieces Seersucker Gingnams
50 do Adrianople do
q do cd do
90 do Ba,i.te Gingbams and Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CAIHBRxCS, DC.
100 pieces A and Ga Cnmbric MusIins from
Is. Cd. a is. CD. per yard.
so pieces do do pemi Cambria and Ja-
comet Muslin
80 pieces 6-4 Null and Book Muslin
SILKS.
Splendid Change vi figured Silk
Do plain do
Matteonies superior black Italian Lustring
i pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety Of Gauze Dress Handkercnefs
ID, Grape do
Do do scars
Do Gauge do
LEGHoRNs, &C.
entire case OF Leigh Bonnels
| case Duastable do
do Nayarino, black, white and
RIBBONS.
A handsome assortment oil summer Rome
ind Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nanaeeu Grape
pieces Pongus
10 dozen Ladies black and white Silk Hose
SO do do do do do
80 do Ladies' Cloves
20 pieces black Bombazetts
% do DO French Bombaxine
Every variety OF Silk and Cotton Handker-
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, SC.
4 pieces Steel mixed Clo,bs
! pieces Indigo blue do
= pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
2 pieces black imperial summer Cloth, a new
and spIen III article fpr 6entienlens' wear
5 pieces merin0 Cashmere
3 pieces intiigo blue do
2 pieces drab do #..s#
80 pieces fashionable Ma, settles, Valencia and
Six Veslug
White and coiored CTayais
Black !taliaa Cravais
5000 BIS. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
With large and general assortment OF
HfRDW1RE, GR0C ERIES, Sc
May y.
1t21lFs,h a. tSj101 - 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
DANCING SCHOOL.

q. MOoBY submits 10 he uairun.ye az
- the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lynch.
ours anu lis vicinity. his intention of openioo
DANCiNo SCHOOL, wherein will be taug6,
,ns most fashionable steps, and cotillions and
'ae greatest attention paid 10 tina deportu, eot
,a 'nc papns. entrusted to his care, The quar-.
', VIII be taught three days ia every fora;sb,
Tuition Sl2-the half pay aLle in adyance '''
Mny IL 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

NfikGlNlA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
W OF the iIustngs Court ofIynchburg, the 7h day oil
march, lsJl--Richard Wright Ptf. against hlsuries
a. Garland, Elijah Davis, Samuel Garland, Samuel \
pavies, Beverly Davies Elijah Fletcher, John Pur's
ana benlumin Noryet Executor of Spencer hor'eH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
HANDKERc UvErs

8 dog, beautifully fne cold bordered
Cambric
y do fine large plain white do
super fancy Silt, a new article
super decoppe Dress
Palmerin. do ,,,. 81.
Rich Silk a.,
LIS era L N, l.. :. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Aadies' Fancy Goods f.
SILKS,

pieces best, best Js' 'laes Italian Lu.trins-,is
Jet 5,l black aud blue black Gro de Nap
rash,onaihr fancy plaid do
Blue black Saim striped do
E'egan' blue aud green chaogeaLle do
Sea green do w y,
B.ue, p,"k, straw and lilac n,
f'offhces, PINK, blue, s'taw, white and sr.e,
6 pieces plain white Satin e'een
4 hgd do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
V2ST1NuSa

piece changeable and 6eurea s;,s
beyond description splendid
"A Jew paus'ns Do. do. certainly more h..a..
us u' man any ever offered here belo, s''a'i
Marsea ,es, white sndfsncy colors s'''e
upper sa.snc's, grea, variety Of pa,.r,s
= PaeSSs jest Lfgfish plain bIscL eli,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

JOB Printing neatly executed atfhis
Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
BONNER RrHTag.rr.

lew sci tue mosi spiendid E5s Ibe ~.
ton OF the Ladies is particularly inv;,od a nv
are al'o invited 70 call and examine a u,ns,Il
oeduiIM aud new styte article for ladies sa":
,ner bonneis, ihynit edo Satin s,tswn"'I-
latest Paris fashion. "s
Wide white aud black Satin
Whie pink, blue, green, straw and black n.
tring :" LUZ
Mario" Taifeita AMI Safn--all colors
y lew pieces eleganl Belt something nsy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
SCAREs.

6 dog. beautiful neck
Splendid Foulard, long satin sfriDe
Superior Pal,nerine Discrimination
Super Silk do. f.oc. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
CENTRAL HOTEL.

Nelson C. H. Oct. p.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
ORIGINAL POETRY.

sONG-He goes, set kno,ceth net he Lsares.
He goes, but knoweth not he leaves
A beating hear tbehind him;
Ilisfoots cps bend where he believes
That Fortunes smile will find him
But Fortunes smile. however bright,
Or rich in golden splendor.
Ispoor and mean, and cold as night,
To Loves glance true and tender.
He may behold in South or West
In forest or in prairie,
siaidens who stand in charms contest
Zach lovely, though each vary;
But never, never, will he meet
One like he leaves behind him
so far, so gentle and so sweet,
With silken chains to bind him.
Return, return, illguided youth,
For much from thee is stealing;
Return. and WOO heart oftruth,
Offondness and Of feeling;
A heart that sngly looks TO thee,
With scsrce.concealed emotion
And one to which thou'ldst bow the knee
Offaithfullest devotion. NERli T..
Alexandra, d. e..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18

II has been ascertained, this week. that the
name Friendship Of East river, Va" which was
nainted upon the stern of the schooner, was not
the name originally placed there; but that "Frank
lin. of Camden" was first painted, then new
coating of paint put on, and Friendship, OF
East River, drawn upon it.
~sae9ees>
The beauty of Consistency. administra-
ton papers continue to shed torrents of lux up
on the subject of falling to,peces of the late ca
binet, by way Of proving that it was the best ca.
binet in the world-that all was union, mutual
confidence and harmony-that no other President
vas ever best with such cabinet-that no 9TH
err men had ever so we'll transacted the public bu-
siness-that there was no occasion for the DISCO
luton whatever-that Gen. Jackson has there
fore done right in turning them out-that they
will love him, and the people love them all, the
better for it-that General Jackson had all the
strength in the country before-that he will now
be great deal stronger in the public confidence
than ever-that the new cabinet will be much
more popular than the old-that the old was as
popular as it was possible any cabinet could be
-that-but we are tired Of enumerating the
facts which these people prove upon this interest
ing subject; suffice it to say, that whatever Is
right is wrong, and whatever is wrong IS right
that II takes five Jackson men to make a unit
five black beans to make four white ones-and
that happen what may, General Jackson is still
in all things ''the greatest and best" U con
sistency. thou art iewel!-N. T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18

W. oh,orvs IN a ret cnt number OF the Eplsco-
.., R.cordar- and in some other religious publ
pat;ons severe criticisms on the :. Family Libra
~ - scr;es of historical works by eminent ny
;nng writers. which arc now in course OIL publ
cation. and with which, doubtless, our readers
arc ACQUAINTED. We candidIy acknowledge there
;s much truth in these criticisms, and that We
have lost much of the favorable opinion we once
held with regard to this undertaking. Mllimail
History of the Jews, Calls Life of Byron anu
CROWS Life of George the Fourth, are, upon the
whole. no WAYS credtabe TO production de,
stoned as a substitute for s. family ilbrary
There is Justice, too, in the objection that IS
urged against the manner in which subjects con-
nected with religion and morals are often treat
ed: and the displays of character made are hui
such as prudent parent would wish u pee
spread before his children for their contemP'a
ton. While upon this subject, we may mention
that the $ market" is literally overstocSed now
with publications on somewhat the plan OF The
Family Library. some of which are mere books
5. made to SELL" 1t is the misfortune OF our age
always to run into extremes, and is the case
with regard to literary matters as well as others.
The Bookstores will confirm what we say.
@As]
A Roxbury Farmer, IN note to the Editor o.
the Boston DAILY ADVERTISER, uhuei uate ol tlC
9th instant, gives the following statement OF the
present season as compared with previous ones.
Our readers in this latitude can make their own
observations upon it. The Spring, this year.
with us, has been very backward. But we are
now beginning to have green peas and strawber-
ries. Last week the weather was quite COOL
uncomfortabIy SO at night:
&" Let me premise, that the past winterwas in
some respects very extraordinary-so much SO,
as to stand alone, when compared with the win
tiers of the last twenty five years No frost en-
tered the ground to the depth of three inches. be-
fore the first great snow, which covered the earth
like a warm blanket. There was no moment
during the winter in which you could carry hea-
Wy loads over wet meadows. The effect of this
covering of snow was very curious. Plants which
are killed in ordinary seasons, survived in per-
feet vigor. The effect upon grasses of all de-
scrlptions was favorable, and presume equally
so upon winter grain. The result was, that the
moment the snow was removed, the grass started
with undiminished vigor,and although the months
of April and May have been cold, yet the grass
is more forward than ever have known it to be
at this season. The same causes have been favo-
rabe to the early ascent Of the sap Of fruit trees.
The small fibrous roots have not been bound in
FROST and the season is very favorable to fruits,
as the following comparison will show:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18

The Editor Of the Chronicle justly exDrs...
his adherence Of the conduct Of an indiyd'a,.s,s
who would sell the hide of an animal th,t W,
died of this disease; and takes the occas;0.s
warn those who deal in hides, to o6servs y
greatest caution, in this matter, at time nv. @
rabid animals are amongu 'I
&NeS-
Mrs. Chapone was asked why she alwavse,u,
so early to church. Because. said she, il ia a
part of my religion, never to disturb the rel;sos
of others.
This is u very excellent remark. There i -.
much good sense, as sense of good manners d.
played in it. No one has right, and no man :,
woman of sense would exercise the pryiI,oe " "
disturbing the devotions of others, and n,s W
rupting the solemnity which should always resr
over a religious assembly, by coming ipto %,
church while the services are going on, or b,lt
over. Those people who cannot get to chprcs
at proper and seasonable hour, had much bet
ter stay away altogether
(NSA
The public curiosity has been somewhat eS,t.
ed to know the exact truth as to the actual amOunt
og the treasure found by the French in AIgitr
at its capture. Many exaggerated stores I,r.
gone abroad. Connected with this we have n
Heard Of splendid fortune being realized BY,
late diplomatic agent of ours. who ''lefths cCar
try for his country's good" and who acted !,
the agent also, for the rich Jews after the captun
OF this latter affair, it is not our business 10 q.
Gulre. In DR.. Lardner's Cabinet Library vol.
ume 6, being volume of the Annual Restrospe,,
of public affairs for 1881, it is mentioned that
on the French taking possession of the Casar5a.
an immediate search was made for the Treasure
which had been said to amount to 20O,0O0,Oj
francs or 48,0OO,00O sterling. The Dey had
kent no account of his treasure-there wer,
found TO exchequer receipts, no registers Of re.
venue or expense. The money, winch was III.
fruit Of taxes, tribute or plunder, was thrown r
to room BY the treasurer Of the regency without
being counted. 1t was deposited In diferelt
boxes or Golfers, and taken out on an order sisl.
ed by the Dey and his Council The FreHd
found, in all the large sum Of 1854, 5s7 francs
or nearly go, 900, 900 sterling, in ingots Of god
and silver. Of this sum upwards of 4S,OOG000
Of francs were packed up in boxes, nailed nd
sent home by the ships Of War. Upwards d
5000, 900 Of francs, or 100000 sterling, COL
sistins of coins current in the country, were Il,
served for the expense of the army. This sun,
80 large, had fallen SO much short Of what had
been expected, that the treasurer Of the DeywS
nut to the striCtest examination. He howeyerswon
that the regency had no further resources that
he would engage to lose his head if any mOnsy
was concealed; that the people had been alwaw
deceived respecting the treasures of the palace;
that for the last 90 years the expenses Of tn:
government had exceededits receipts; and that
during me three years Of the blockade, these re.
cepts, either from prizes or commerce had been
reduced almost to nothing.
This is perhaps, as correct an account as W.
shall ever obtain of the treasure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
Was NOMMitteN

THO the Jail for the County Of Alexandra pv All
l. the 9TH of March, 1881. As runaway >"
man who says his name is
GEORGE POTTER. n
eappears to be about Is years ofage, teet ~
high. stout and well made. He sayshe ,fee, C,s
native place is Newbern, Craven County. No. 10
lima, and left there and went to Mississippi ht.
40 miles below New Orleans. and there snP +, u
board of the Brig Confucius. Capt DrummonuS;
port of Alexandra, where he was apPrehenosuIi MT
The owner, if any. is requested to come a ,te 81
away, otherwise he viii be disposed otto the hsS
bidder on the sst day Of y meet, 1851 . 81, III!
this County, as he has been advertised oer
sgreeabIy to law. so If Asp|
Deputy Marshal and Jailor for the County o. nc
apr 13-2awt1Jy CT"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
VALUABLE STOCK OF
FaMcy and Staple Dry Goods
AT COST

roAKLY e VANDERVORT, intending to re
- move from the District will dispose Of Their st
tire stock Of Fancy and Staple Goods, at FIRST
COST. Families and merchants, wishing to obaa
goods upon very reasonable terms, will do well to cal
and examine them. All OF their goods are OF recent
importation. ami purchased IN New York upon 's
most advantageous terms In Their stock VIII DC hans
large assortment Of staple goods, which are aD
worthy the attention of house Keepers also full @P
ply of articles, alculated for gentlemens and boys
summer clothing
Washington, Is May, 1881. may l8-eolm