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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
II most ral,tabie E.4ST IVDLf MEDICINE,
For the Care of Rheumatism, DC.

Extract Of letter from the "eu James English da'ed
Bengal 10 his fr,end Lr =. BcireI IN Lo"dOn
dear Sir-AgreesbIy to cur request, have with
i culty procured aud nd you b. til ship Jason,
Capt. Robertson, few pounds of the POsdephus, or
what generally goes by TIE name of India Extract.
Medicine UNIVERSAL, esteem, among the people Of
India, for the cure Of Rheumatism. Was to inform
you of the number 81 people who nre daily reeyed and
cured by this vaua lie remedy, it would require more
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
able 10 5estoW Indeed the effect f this Medicine IS
50 immediate, that in RHEUN31YSu you would in
suppnS" i, acted ano.t like Charm IN re-
moving that painful disease The usual mode OF X.
ing it is the fer, of Pills. shall all my endes
yCrs TO send on a constant supply" J. r..
Since the Proprietor has received the above aedi
cine, wishing lisa the poor should bencti, BY it as
vel! the rich, nc has put It up IN boxes made for the
purpose, w,tn dir to-, round each box, and has ap
pointed H. R0BhRT harris n Of PhilRdephia
the ont, age u, iu he U.id states dispose Of the
sarne, wt u't power to appoint agents where he ma!
think proper. Bho"E LII
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D.. Nobeyt n. Gr!mes

RESPECTFULLY ofF4rs his professional services
1 q to the citizens Of alexandria anu us ''c'"9
Office FAIRFAX street, next door 10 u'e os' e1e
where he can at all times be found
aus Ea-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

,v,,, For Sale,
Ia. p"., nom schs New England, Capt. Liscomb,
~ :" 40 Is New England rum
~ % Sarreis No macker.l
!. Oali barrels No do
x x. oA'cis excellent potatoes
~ '''' ii plaster. For sale by
A. C., CAZENOyE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
NysVeNsiN.

ygyHE subscriber con,inuesto apply the newly disco
1 v, red remed, for Dyspepsia. which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places HIS
nrice is moderate. Application to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street
~ a general supply of fresh Drugs-med'clnes NC
on hand and offered as low they can be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

.lolN a Eouca10,
JTphoisterer and Mattrass Manufacturer,
,1SENDERs Ms respectful acknowledge mentst to the
/ public in gen raj for the very liberal ncoursge.
nent he has received, and informs them that he has
On hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
Best curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Cat tail DO
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &c &c.
New We gee e feathers and Spanish moss sold BY
The large srosl! Quantities
Ali Of nch be warranted Of the very best qua.
lily, and will &c disposed Of on reasonable terms for
cash.
Apprentices TAINTED.
Iwsnt two apprentices to the Uphuisterer's and Ma
trAss making business. }. A. FOUCARD.
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Letter finn ,Isr. hcision.

Dear Sir lh,,. ,, Ella violently III cted with "a Rheu
nlalc compliant Tor many years. ereh my hhgers were
g, contracted could ucer dres, undress myself
have on,y used two boxes Of The Extracts, and an
perfect, restored. Yours truly Ii. kALsioN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
From HTHiam Ruff Esq Keeper Of the Ae,c Prise" ~
frch Street Faildeiphtd

FrOm ~ lHiUfH TIuU. TSY HttPH y TIC 1'ee0 '70 W
.frch street Pa,iudephsa
Dear Sir-AbGnl year All Il i.ait was dfe"ai"'l
ff,cl,d nth Kheumatiom, or what my II, scisnt r'
eu Rheumatic Gout: my pains were 50 great that II
would be lmpossb, for M 10 give you Description.
they are better known by those aborine u der kh'"
matism, than can be Described had neither res, nor
steep, day nor night; when took the 20 adrp"ia OF
India Extract, according to the directions WIN 'er'
singular success after taking few doses ot to sc,p
and slept well, conuuued the us, OF The EAtr'ct pus
and the pam, gradual eft me, rested well during the
dry. and had r, feshng ice uur,ng t night, and con.
tinued to get better Iii BOT perfectly WI.
WA. kUFF'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Tavern for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

Al Cou II use uuld be rented to good ten"
~ sn i r one to five ears. 1t is the only one
3s.is. q. the place, is spacious and in good pair,
haYirg attached to grazing lots and stabng tor 40
ur SO horses The furniture now in the house, which
is OF the quse quality and abundance, would be
sold 10 tie tenant very accommodating terms Pos
Session may be had lst January, il desired.
Apply TO DOCTOR Is. Johnson, King George c. II.
Va. or to GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
septlU-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
.qudcious practitioner speaking If The india E.'ra
.lnrea,es hin,sslf tAhs--

qjudicous practitioner speaking Of The india Ea'ra
Expresses hin,SsJ thus
- hay lsays ne employed all my skill aid talents
70 find ou, siul preparation furthe relief and cure
# Rneurn ,tlsn, and mo; "l'mBN q rm, that have
never found ,ins good safe, ad eDieacions as
Ur Bedwelf, Lila hx,r.eg ina, d pend upon
(sa,s he) fer have ,teu experienced II, that pos
every yrue ina; can Re justly sscribed 10 an!
medicine for thai trrmen", discsse Here then Gays
he aga'n) you rpei:cius OF speculative s'hc"c>
~ rs effects, wh!ch cay * gwen W. success va
IT. ~ e Chrome d'sra,.s bat especially IN Obstinate
.uh4m4tory and Chronic theumatIsm In pains OF The
face SC pill or two taken at bed time will give re-
lief
pr Clarke, of New York. IN & lett 10 the agent OF
The Proprietor concludes py ig: very class Of PEG
pie viii! ii d IN the Iit Extract cheap and valuable
remedy TO. The j, eur:a5,m, have genersil! found
from one to two boxes have produce ed cure
Asa CLArKE, II, ID.
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ON and CoNee.

VN ANN COM66.
No. hh'S. pale color fsll-s,rained OIL. just
T,''sNei, and fir sale on moderate term
''alngo, b azil. South American. Cuba list
>tlI'i,y, lava and few bags Old white
Va hn,ies) Coffee,
w =, an, Tor ale at Nothrru prices, for Cash
- fHXSecd, Tor which the highest mar
W. S Cash, viii De paid. in large and small
rHOS. y0WELL,
rlo Lower end OF Duke street and corner OF
- Potomac strand.
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christmas PRESENTS.

CNrISVMHS 1FSStNNS
TIME TOKEN Christmas and New Years
Il Present for l8}3-contaning twenty splendid en-
cravings seventeen Of which are on Steel all ex cut
ed by American artists, Of which may challenge
comparison with the best Of the knglisi-spend,diy
bound with embossed covers Price 10 So.
The ATLANTIC SOU\ ENIR for 1882, IL
Illustrated with twelve elegant engravings. some OF
which have never been supposed; spendidly bound,
with embossed covers. Price - SO.
Just received and for sale by
poye-tf DAVID MARTIN.
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! -. uAnuoN has JUS. received further supply
sc In ia shoes and Hats and will continue to receive
additions through the Fall, which enables him to Sxr
TO purchasers very general
part of
Mems coarse bootees and s'' es, begged and sewed
Men, fine bpotes. pegged, sewed, and named
Mems fine shoes, nailed rad sewed
Rove coarse sud fine bootees prgge1 and S, we'd
Bows coarse and fine shoes. pegged and se"ed
,,entlenens' fine boots nsii, and pegged
G r,;,Iueus' calf skin boots, sewed
lsd.e leather aud morocco walking shoes, several
qualities
lades' sell skin walking shoes and slippers several
qualities .,,.;
M;ssrs' leather and sea- skin slippers and walking
shoes A..
Misses and CHI dre''s leather and morocco ance 'es
NeI,', black fur and wool hats
are invite TO call and examine his goods
&c he is ,,jsos,d To scl. on accommodating terms.
oct 20 It
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FUR Rent.
Js,s,,s That very desirable property, at present
sIsi Occupied by Mes.rs. Chamberlain 4 Harris at
Go, the corner of Prince Street.
$50 The stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery business the wharf prota.
BILE one To good tenant the terms will be low, and
given the 23d January next For terms sp.
plyto JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
sept 5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
GrOuNa Alum salt.

|hNi BUSHELS of ground siun, salt, Ut the best
IVV Quality, on board schr. Abigail, Captain
Ft l.. safe by
A. C. CAZENovE :, Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
+, Chaiu Cubic.

!! ft'ilnNs 9 l6 inches Cham Cable, with
: studs, 70: sale by
VIZ GEO JOHNSON & Co.
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Vo Net,
70 Rent.

$50 The Store Room and Warehouse I'M
8 :E-s' der my dwelling south.wes corner Of King
asss and Pitt sts., opposite Sir Newton's frank.
G.s.sts.. lin House Hoel- an excellent stand for .
Grocery The rent " be made low. and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug Is JSO CoRsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

Corn la Ears
! ny ale, on boarl the 81 SOP william at Davis
'aH, Apply to
|nN REM. 7. FENDNLi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Winter OIL.

RoIS, Winter Sperm Oil, for sale by
rE u N. MILLER K son
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-03

meeting, he had been struck by an idea;
and that was, the ho,1id profanity Of the
present system in compelling the same
man 10 take the same oath over and over
again for the same cause as often as any
man, or the same man oil new demands,
may see fit to imprison him. Mr. r..
concluded by saying that the subj ect was
entirely within the control of the commu-
nifty, and if they did not through their
roles change this barbarous and unchrlst-
ian, and therefore unconstitutional system
before sir months more, they ouShtto sgf-
fer.
.M.. Dcg,und mnde a capital speech
which was repeatedly interrupted by
plaudits. lie showed, beyond doubt,
that poor debtor 50 far as food, air,
cleanliness, and wholesome exercise 60,
is treated uorse than the criminal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-03
LONDON. Sent l4.-Two l;ne-e

LONDON, Sept. 1.-two line-of-
battle ships, of the first class, Zone a
three decker, the other an 80 gun ship
have sailed, under Admiral Parker, for
the Tagus; and some frigates, with 9TH
er vessels of war, are to be stationed on
the bar Of Oporto, at the desire, as we
understand, Of the British merchants, in
order to ensue protection and safety to
the persons and property Of the English
subjects residing there.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE Re-
form Bill is now happily placed beyond
all danger in the House of Commons, q
is expected to be carried up to the bar OF
the House of Peers, in the course of the
ensuing week. The important inquiry
is--what reception will it meet with
there?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-03

or. i'm such case, have reason to complain
or not, society suffers by allowing this
species Of petty hostility. Perhaps
the best way would be to allow no i'm.
prisonment or execution for small sums-
Or, if the debtor be arrested, and have
nothing, and be willing to take the oath,
now provided by law, he ought to be ad-
mitted to take it Immediately. What is
the use of keeping him in gaol, fort
the oath? If he is able to earn his own
support, he had better be out ofgaol, and
employed; il he be not, and is a pauper,
still the public can support him better in
the Almshouse or House of Industry
than in the gaol. If the effect of such a
system would be to prevent the contract
ing Of innumerable small debts, among
poor people, and to accusiom them to the
habit of payment down, in their small
purchases, would not this result be ben
efcial?
We see, every where, that the lnw is
unwilling to allow the creditor to take
from the poor debtor his means of imme-
dutc subsistence: Thus the bed, the
COW, the tools of trade, sc. are exempt
from attachment and levy execution
But the law forgcts, that with the gener-
alty of such poor debtors, the greatest of
all their means of immediate subsistence
is their own personal labor. A wise man
was travelling in the states Of Greece,
and he found, i'm one OF their commun-
ties, law similar to ours, that creditor
should not take the tOols OF his debtors
trade, in execution for debt, although he
might imprison his body. ''llere is a
sagacious peoples" said he, "they tavc
discovered that the tools Of a mans trade
may support his wife and children with
out the aid of the man himself"
| agree in the Justice Of this satire. -
think the man Of more consc quence than
his tools. | think, too, on the general
question, that the public mind is now fast
coming to the conclusion, that imprson-
mcnt is punishment; and that punishment
is only due to crime.
Voted, That the proceedings be pub
lished.
ALEX'R Fl. EVERETT, Chairman
JOHN G. PARK, Sec'y.
Boston Patriot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-03

| PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATEs.-We are
more than ever satisfied that Mr.. Clay is
the only individual, now before the pco-
pie, who can oppose with any hope Of
success, the oflicc-holding advocates Of
Jacksonism. Look around among our
great men-and see who could supply his
place, were he to be withdrawn? Could
M'Lean?-lmpossble. He could not
unite one fourth part of the votes which
are now certain for Mr.. Clay. Ho
would not even be able to obtain n vote
in New England. Could Calhoun
The shadow Of notification and political
ficklcncss is upon him. 1t is thicke,
than the darkness of Egypt; he cannot
shake it off. lie is not certain of sin
gle state. Could Wirt?-We admire his
talents-we honor his Independence
We commend his principles. But is he
the man 20 be preferred to Henry Clays
His scrvices-and we give him full cred
it for thcm-arc as dust upon the balance
top, in comparison to those OF the Wes-
tern Statesman. At the mention of him
would ds many hearts beat high with
pride, from the far Yves; to the rocky
East, as at the name of Henry Clay?
MIR. Clay is before the peoplc-visi-
bic to all. lie has not ostcntatiously
placed himself in that attitude. The
loud voice Of public opinion has called
him there. There was no secret man.
agemcDt--no wirc-working machinery
put in operation to render simultaneous
and united his nomination for the high
est office in our Government. That
nomination was, in fact, but the neccs-
sary consequence ofa patriotic detcrmin-
alton to meet the danger, promptly and
efficiently. 1t rose spontaneously from
all parts Of the country hundred pres
see, ns if actuetcd by common impulse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

say friendly, iaiereonrse between the Minister
and tue American Ensoy-so much so, that
~hen went 10 ask Tor MIR. Re Passports, aud
to explain the urgent necessity Of his ieav ing
d. fefersbargh, ON account OF the very dan
gefous state OF his health, Prince Lievru Ell
dressed the utmost concern, on heariag the
aews, and Immediately proposed to see Mir.
Randolph, which was only prevented by . mis-
axe oi mine, IA giving him tos wrong number
of the house.
Ali the other charges are as much founded
IN truth as those which have noticed partie-
uany.
II - thus, that the wicked traduce the char
arters OF the just aud IT is thus. that envy i,
conscious OF ITS own dement's, endeayors 10 a.
sass'nste the regulations OF the exalted and
worthy. Conscious efthe badness oil their
cause aud siil anxious 10 set rolling a ball that
VIII attract the notice Of gossip Tor n moment,
tue busy bodies OF our nation invent the grossesu
eaiumnies, aud 10 etfre, their designs. tney al.
ways lay hold ol tue most Conspicuous and
generous men.
This IS no defence of Mr.. Randolph's con-
duct-ioI, Il defends ilselt. 10 conclude--snd
re small events 60 lar IN circumstsntihl evi-
dence, TO prove that facts are true OF not So
II may be well to observe, that IL ia stated BY
'bese lovers oil veracIty, that " Mr.. X. took IN
upper chamber al Mrs. Wilson's = whereas the
tact Is. that both MIR. Randolph and myself oo.
copIed toOer rooms la this good lad.'s house.
ih's last, although rather minute encun''
siancs 10 notics, serves 10 show that the Cot.
respondent oi tue New York Editors imagined
he lived a. Mrs. Wilson, :. aud imagined tho
whole tissue OF sander aud abuse.
am. gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
JOHN X. CLAY,
secreS airy Of legation and Charge d'Ah.irs Of
the u. Stnies al 81. PetersbuIgh.
81. PeterJbugh, Jan. I'm, 1891.
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MOTIGH.

H virtue oi n Deed OF Trosi eiecuied 10
Il The Subscriber by Christopher Clark. Ir.
sea,'s date on The 2sih day of Jay. 1929.
ana which has been proven IN the court of
montgomery county, by two oil I'll. subscri-
Ding "'inosses. and continued for further psoof
Tor certain purposes ,ht rein mentioned, shall
proceed To sell. on The 1ib OF July nent, (beinx
Montgomery oon,i day,) IN font OF IN. Cop,t
house door u said county, 10 the hughes, bI,i-
der, tor cash, ~ pubic auction, sll his, The s.ni
Chf's'othtr ,lsik's interest IN that ,rac, Of
sn'' y."g on L'!il River. IN ih. County OF
tlo'', linrmefly Monlg"m.ty,) adjoining ID.
lanes ii Maj. Howard aud olners. n, Will AZ
his Interest ~ oil ether inuds IN SAID county Of
Floyd. which lac muy hold in sad laad, under
tho VII VI John Hook, decreased, his grand IA
thrr The said infereu ~ the lands aioies,in
having been conveyed TO me in ,rusi, I shall
o"y convey TO the purchasrr or purchasers
sneh title only ms is vested la mo by Tue deed
OF nusi aioresnid.
May 4. %.
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.Gdla Mis.n--rhe Charlotte IN. CO. Jour

.Gd,a Mi'..H--The Charlotte IN. CO. Jour
nal mentions some extraordinary facts eoaneci-
ed With the mining operations in tha section
of coun,ry. About the 10, of April. rich
deposi, of gold was found, yariously es,i
mated al from Is to 100 pound., aud supposed
TO be worth $4,000. II was discovered In a
small space, two Of three feel below the surinee,
in grains and masses. weighing from ounces
aud pounds TO pieces of Eve. seven aud eigh,
pounds. There Was no vein discovered, nor
sign OF any, but the laborers came suddenly
upon the whole mass OF gold, deposited as u
wers in q nest, aud Embedded IN very red clay
Another piece of gold was found ON III,
2ia of April. on another mine in that neigh
borhood, weighing . lbs. 4 or. 10 dws. ant
sold for $l92l. II is TO he sent 10 England
rs specimen o. what our mines can produce
and as an object Of curiosity.
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OBITU AIRY.

" En'iois OF Newspapers ~ he o. Stnies
wiz oohge bcrraved family, by the insertion
OF The following obituary, IN the hone OF NEE.
ing 'he eyeoi her brother, Samuel Abel. W hose
residence IS unknown
DiED-on the 23d January. 1881, NJ North.
amP'on, (Ensland,) SUSAN, only daughter Of
James Abel, OF tina, town, aged 80.
DtpARlED this life. on the morning Of The
SIN i"s'. NJ the residence Of her husband, IN
Bedford county, M,s. MARY SPINNER, an.
| sof' OF Mr.. Jesse Spinner. Her diseasp " ms
one OF a protracied aud painful nature. which
sue pore "ih That patience and iortitude b :
coming true d,scip aud follower oil u meek
ana 'o"y Jesus. Mrs Spinner has long been
P'ous ""p worthy member OF the AIeIhodlJ
bpsc"phi Church. Asa Christian, she wns
wen calculated to soUihe and oomfvn the
hou' her'to stengtnen the weak aud feeble. aud
" support The professor. She was perfectly
resigned, aud truly devoted to the cause and
VIII OF h'r heavenly master. As n wife she
was humble and obedI.nt--ds mofhe, she
was Mud a. Hfecilona,c-snd rs n mistress. she
was ieh'rnt aud induIgent, always leaning to
mercy side-obe has lett "A husband and siI
ehhhfeh, with numerous tram Of conapciion,
anu fifhds ~ monTn the ir loss but 10 is he,
'hnhhe gam hus has one more veteran of
'ne Cross gone'io reap the reward OF her Isbour
oh, tha' may die the death Of the righteous
a"d may my last ind be like her.
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COMMUNICATIONS "a. r.rs,..sa
Lvnehbwg and New Riper Rail Road.

LvHCHODR uHh WOW asfUtf ft"" houu.
All a Meeting on the lith day of May. 1881,
OF the Board Of Commissioners, for the Town
OF L,nuhborg, appointed IN the act 20 ,neorpo-
rate company 20 construct q Railroad from
Ly ncbburg 10 New River.
Ordered that William M. Rives be appointed
Secretary TO this Board.
Resolved, a. the opinion OF this Boad, that
the sehem. of a Railroad from this town 10
New river, as presented IN the Ael ~ the last
session oil ~sse nby, is eminently entitled 10
public confidence and thai It's seeeesslul pros
ecuiion will add greatly 10 the agricultural,
commercial, and mechanical interests OF ali the
country Wit hin its iangt.
2. Resolved also, that II 10 highly eIpsdieni
o commence the survey oil said Road without
delay, in order that books OF sobscr iption ma y
be opened immediately thereafter --and ,h. !
should the other pubic duties oil the Piin-
eipal Eng,ne.r Of this State p,even, him IRON
making said survey promptly, means should
he provided To empoy the terviers of some
luther Engineer OF ability and established char
Hctet.
3 Resolved. also, that the members OF this
Board will give prompt, eihcl.nt aud perse-
seiing attentions To the duties imposed
| on them by tue Act OF Incorporation thnt
they will eheefiuly aud cordial, co.ope ate
With the other Boards, In such measures as
may he best calculated tn promote the objects
IN vlea and that they solicit cooperation
and correspondence from the memUeis OF
other Boards.
! 4. Resolved also. that The Masoi Of this
| Town be- requested u inyite n public mee-
ting OF liG CT ixens of Lynchbutg and its vi
entities, for the purpose Of taking into consiJ-
Grafton the provisions and objects OF sad law
N OF providing means for the preparatory steps
| 10 the work aforesaid.
g. Kesolv d niso, tina, the other boards Of com.
mssloners he requested 10 msi,e public meet.
,ngs 10 their vIelni,es respectively Tor Hike
puIpoIes With ,hosv Inc nlloned 10 The last res
| oluilon.
Il. Aad Resolved further thata copy Of those
| resolutions baNiurnis ,.d TO The Mayor oi
Lynchbnrg aud 10 lbr Editor oi cnch Vi The
! papers published IN This town, With the vs
queu 10 said Editors 10 give the same nm In
seriion IN their pHpeisi aud that the Board
solichs their insertion IA other newspapers
whose tdI,o's take an interest in the success
| oi this work.
HENRY DAVIS, Chairman.
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domestic Goods, &c.

n FEW Bales Domestic Goods, .mbraciox
IA blenehed aud oDbleacbed Cloths. Checks
and Furniture plnids nj prices to sui, Gus,o.
meTs.
Country Merchants and Pediars are specially
'hsneu !" nI"nins Their sso,imen', which Tor
variety and chrapness eYcels NJ, .,e,,o.,
ock' MCKEE, ROBINS ON4. co.
May 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16
FANCY CcccS.

n l.HE late arrivals y, N, York iron France
- an1 Engisnd, has placed Us In possession
OF some very rare and lGauiifui Goods.
oueen Ahelsides. new aud rich article faf Ia
dies dresses.
Berlin EieGs do do
Gro de Swiss Silks, NEW style
Matttonias, hest black Italian Lusripg
h.si black Satin Levaniiass
Heavy Ma"dstine Ssi,ins. superior article
A large a.so,tmen, oi beautiful figured Manda.
rim Damasks. all shades
. pieces superb black do
Beat qualify black Nankeen Grapes
Splendid Gauxe, Grape and Iadienns Hdkn
DO Grape Scaffs, assorted shades
Pongee Hdk6. fancy Patterns
Cent bargains IN Stockings. Muslins. Cnm.
bries Gloves. Bell &c &c.
The above Is worthy the attention Of all those
disposed 10 purchase cheap and good Goods
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
May l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16
Irish Linens, &c.

MoKEE, ROBINSON y co. have this day
lvn received a cas-. OF "A irish Linens d.
rec, from the importers, which Tor beauty OF
texture aud rare oneness, tenders the article
peculiarly desirable.
10 pieces Linen Sheetng, width, witLou, q
seam.
May 10,