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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

-, IN entering upon This greaf work,
ssaen' ;,n so much importance 10 The oih
l's .s.s 20 s s' ~. ' ~"s. S%
tJener' ~ .,.m... THIS must he done by
~" a o. me whole couniry tie foods Of
y0aa"s mich pr ar. continually bursting all a
ls as8 All passing information shania DC be
''s' ), .: ,s A "s. t1s: 'sa m
i,fr" -. hon the Engineets-prari'ca
&c b 'a ,,~n sho have the pullic confidence,
pea, ,sad their attention TO the subject, q and
.', ,.hsrins d'oeoa'ion TO s'tengtas1 the IT.
poa o. "a .nebhurp nre dhec,ly and deeply IN
p0a I'D ~ n ms subject. Should NOT they unite
ieffs''o ,';ho,, their funds no, ooly to the work
i.a sp to toe e%p'oyms". Of y. EIIs &c .s ca"
'ss.' ,s,,,u.. aud exsm'nins oiher WORK.. WIN
fAia0' :, crescent iheir advantages ana dissd-
'r" - an ;o,inbtable shape e A word 10
80, 'as wise !, .uhieltn =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

addition thereto, 1t stall b. th.,r aul, 10 sOnfsr
with all subsc ribers who are not present al this
Meeting, and ascertain their opinions as 10 the
exped'ency of raising the terms Of subserip.
toa and farther. they shall enquire into all
subjects IN any msnoer relating TO the eoneein s
otthe society, which IN the opinion of said
committee. may tend to advance The general
object OF ,bs society -whereupon. the chair
man appointed the following geatlen,en VIZ.
Albon McDan,tl, Rav. r q. Smith. Elijah
Fletcher, NJ. w. Davenport. James Bosl. Jo-
ssph Gill, and Cha.. Z. Barnard. Esqs. aud on
motion the hartman WAS added To tue said
committee.
On motion. made and seconded. the M.etins
adjourned 10 meet again at the same place, on
wednesday next, nj seven o'clock, I. NJ.
&. WARD, charmsn.
r.. d. w DAyrErnRr. Sec,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
SPRING GOODS,

huR STOCK Is top large aud faH. con-
" s,siing Of great variety ol tho latest
srring patterns, which we would DO pleased 10
nave our customers TO call aud examine aud
i1ut OF which TO gel their spring aud summer
supplies. I'VE receive additions ever, week
direct from the Northern cnies--cone 10 the
subscribers Tor eomple,e assortment
MIKE IL MEM
! April 10
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NO'HiC Il.

n FoRWARN all peesoos from ,radi.g for,
u oil taking Bond Tor auy part Of the oh.
Zig aioo) Of Twenty Eve Dolav. given ~ Eel
sou Charleston. ~ me. for hor.e. aud due
September next. ~ticl horse he sold me for q
sosnd horse. aud he is 90. aud WAS not when
he sold him 10 meland for that reason, I will
not pay it,, ROBERT GREGORY.
April 49, N4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
NANHY Sl0NR.

HNHE subsef,oer " now receiving, al his
IL Fancy store, ae~ ami aplsnjid sssori.
meut of stspfe and Fancy Dry Gaods OF
the latest importation. iii, assortmsat com
prses the following articles selected by him.
self IN the cities VI Nov York aud fhiladel.
phia
2 pieces black II. Silks, superior quality
10 Camslon Silk.
= Blue black do
Nssarine blu.
Heavy Senehew und 9srsneifs
PINK, white. illus aud siIss cold nfo
de Maps
10 Sstins. assorted colors
Fancy Persians
Fancy PRINTS.
90 pieces new st,lr, yer, handsome
III do do tlue, pink aud bull Plaid
and striped Glnghams
10 Scotch and French do.
LACE GOODS.
10 pieces 4-i plaza Bobbineils, Lome as low as
81 cts per yard
. 6-i Extra fine
Splendid Lace Cspes. Cap-, &C.
lhfead and Bobbneu Ldgings. very fine
DO do Laces. all widths
Gloves, Ribbons, Hosiery, &c.
IN doz. fancy cold KID and HorsesLin Gloves
Mems llor,eskin, assorted colors
boxes new siyie Gtuzr and Cap Ribbons
. do1. back and white Silk Hosiery, very
cheap
% while cotton Hose
open worked do
2 Napkern, cotd
q white Cotton half Hose
Handom do do
lAD.x,.. GA l.~ IVll,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

Wih6lNiA, 10 Wit AT Rules holden I'm N.
clerks Office OF the county court of Pittsyly.n,s
on Monday, the 4th day Of April, 1881
EilJnh Fletcher, Plaintiff sg ainst William A. Tou,s.
and Catharlno Lamb, defendants "'e
IN GHANCERY.
The defendant Towues not having entorea hi
appearance given security aceordrn. 20 the ao,
SenDly and the rules OF this COURT aud it appearing
satisfactory evidence hathe is not an inabant oftb.
II rs ordered, that the said defendant do appear ha.
on the third Monday In June next, and answer the,
bill 81 the plaintiff aud that copy Of this order ba
forthwith inserted IN the Lynchburg yirgnisn news
paper published IN th. town % Lynchburg for t,vo
mouth, suecess"ey, aud another copy posted a, The
front door OF the courthouse ofthiS county
Copy-Testc,
w. LA. TUNsTALL, DC
"Ph'' WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

"a I Rules held in the Clerks Office ofAnherst Couu
a. ~ Court, ON The fourth day ofApri, 1891 Rob
eft III. Anderson, w is II. Wills aud Mayo CabeIL
merchants and partners, acting and trading under the
style and firm OF Robsrt H. Anderson 81 Co Pitts a
against Charles L. Christian, aud Peter T. Christian
Executor OF John Christian. dec. Dcits-In Chance
The defendant Charles L. Christian not having en,e,
ed his appearance aud given security according
TO the fasseubiy fnd the rules Of tins court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he NOT
inhabitant OF tins conntry-it Is ordered that The
said dendint do appear here the st day of the next
Junsto N, aud answer tho bill of tho pitts aud Ihu,
copy oi his order be forthwith inserted IN the Lynch
burg Nirgnian for two months and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse of this county
A copy-Testc,
ARTHUR d. DAVIS.
April 10 wam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

An adjourned Meeting ufthe Subscribers to
ne Lynohburg Reading Room will be held nj
he Franklin Hotel on Wednesday evening nett
:, o'clock 7. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
RkR. WIN. j. HOLCOMBE

~ h"s'hg dispos"d OF his Apo,hecnry aud
Drug Store TO Messr.. ]. +. 81 J. Il, Ro, ali will.
IN '"'ure, devote his undivided attention 10 tue
pfhciee OF Medi cine. He will be found at h,s
residence, opposite The FpH Baptist Church
u"i' So absent on professional duties
Dr. H. takes the present oppol iun,y of SOW
ing 10 h" friends and former customers. from
MS long and intimate acquaintance with Mtssrs.
.. J. ~ j. +. Royal, that they are worthy Of
'he,r rntIre conf ience add thai all orders sent
y ontm Wal be faithfully ca coted and p, omp,-
" attended to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
SUPERIOR CASTOIt OIL.

HE subsc'bsr is this day receiving nm
"A additional supply Of III" most superior cold
drot0n I'm sricdn Castor Oil. which ia for sale
ny the barrel u gallon. or il bottles OF various
szrs. Howell DAVIES.
April Is liza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

MO lCE.-WIll tie sold, TO the biehes,
A1 bidder, on Friday the lob day Of April
nrI IT iair, II not, the next fa,, day therea after
at the lh'e residence OF Wm. Peuyjohn, dec. a
quantity OF Prime tsmily Bacon and Corn, be.
lo"gIns to the Estate OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth
peuyjphn.-The terms will be cash, Tor all
sums under i've dollars, and above that sum. a
credit until The 25lh December nett.
j. PETTYJOHN, Admr.
OF f.. Pelyjohn, dec.
Owing TO the bad weather, the sale Of the
above estate did not take place tie 10Th, hut
will positively take place on Friday The 18th
April, this instant, without reserve.
J pETlYJOHN, Admir-
April 10 ,ds
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|
metropolis. at this timr. has more ~ it than
meets the eye. Mr.. Van Buren, may res, as
sured that he will derive no brned, from IT,
" we shall commence. in our nei, tho
publication VI the celebrated Speec of Mr.. |
iaIewtil on the Turkish Mission. II has mpde |
no hiile noise in the political world, and Its
| publication has been looked for with eonsidt.
hso'e anxiety. On rising from its prrusal, we
should DOT be surprised If many OF he Rs.
| publican party should in a moment OF INV on
| Ted ca"dor, sdmn that even Gen. Jackson has
been guilty OF "a ls~iess exercise Of power.
aoo gross nfraetlon ofthe rights of The ST.
s""on oi thrr rights / MS 10 as quest ioI,
anu II Is VAIN for us to seek To hide IL from ou
1 s.Wes' A power has been exeTted by Il
'F'si1enl without our advice and consent
| Ne no" comes here, asking an approximate
| ; ~ money, as the pledge of our actluie.cence
| AMI appreciation oi that which he has "a don.
opBhi we to grant the application which ha
'niS ohjeetf pray the Senate 10 cunside
inc matter wei, before they agree thus yoluniai
| Nv dno ior ever 10 surrender their hiRbe.
| privileges, conferred upon them by the Coosl
| III ION Tor he ~isest purposes.
| Sefore undertake 10 examine the ouestion,
| have stated, let IN. call the attention of tn
| senate TO the nature and character of WIN
| ~ supposed by some 10 be the i" trIll ine
power which has been eAerled upon this occa
| siUu.
n u the President alone, without the nd, ,c
i aud consent of The Senate, may originate
i MISSION TO state with which we have npye
u before had any political connection or d.
L p'oma'c intercourse, all must toncedf, that b.
may compound that mission of what material
| ne may think proper. lfhe may dispatch oa
/ minister. he has the same authority 10 sen,
| ihree, rs be has done, or five, as was done /,
| Ne nrgot'atiOn' ri G1ent, or many more a,
| he may think fl. The same power he pos
Il accompany them with such aud SO many srcre
tafIes,mierpe lers students OF languages a. olhe
| attaches rs 10 hrs discieto IN nnnt iuder urs
| a.o.e.-Among the rumors. mot 10 be belle,
ed which prevailed in New York. few days
ago, was one that Louis Philippe intended to
| abdicate the throne OF France. A declaration
OF LaGte, the Prime Minister, IN the Chamber
OF Deputies. few days previously, that " the
French Government was stronger thnn the
Chambers," discount enances sucha rumour
VIII however, il proves, that either the Cham
bers. as the representatives. Of the people, ought
10 be strengthened, OF that the government
should be changed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

"a NE undersigned ochoul Comn,.s loners Tor
Il The county Of Campbell. deem 1t eIpe-
dent thai there should be an extra meeting Of
the Board on the Dad Monday in May next, at
Campbell Courthouse, as there is business OF
importance requiring the atieution of the
Board. The punctual attendance Of all the
me MIXERS 10 desired.
RICH. PERKINS.
WM. {. McALLiS TER.
IHEO. REID.
April 10 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

IL The Northern payers contain distressing
accounts, al damage to the shipping, aud to
buildings, occssionsd by the beh w,als O. week
before last aud last week. We learn OF no loss
Of life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

thsfe We bsse 10 doubt that hi, visit to the
metropolis. at this tmr. has more ~ it than
meets the eye Mr.. Van Buren, may rest as
sured that he will derive no brne6, from IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

~ Litleion ". Tasewell, Esq was in hich
mond some days ego, anp - probably Sill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

~ We were mistaken, IN our last, with re
spect to the destruction of fruit by the late
cold weather. We have seen since, both cher.
ries and peaches, which escaped unhurs, aud
we learn that they are quite abundant.
--Soe...-
u We have received a communca tios :.
which we are compelled to omit for want OF
room, addressed 20 the Common Council, com.
planning the inetiiciency of our prsseot Po-
lice system. g. calling upon that body to devise
some Plan by which stop may be put 10 III e
robberiss which are almos, every night per.
petraied in this place. The evil call. loudly
or redress; aud sumo energetic steps oosh, to
he taken, if not 10 put stop 10 the Iobberlss al
least to apprehend aud punish the ,osues.-lh,
writer complains that no efforts IRE made e
effect this later object and il does seem won.
deriul TINT OF the numerous instances OF depre-
dation which have been reeenlly committed,
not one bias been dsie cted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

Gibbs, the Piroit.-Ne occupy a considers.
BILE space this morning with the confession VI
Gibbs, the Pirate, who was recently tried and
condemned to death. in New York, and who
IS 10 eYpiate his crimes on the galiows, on the
22d inst. Il is bloody catalogue OF fearful
deeds--snd will stsgger the credulity of those
who shudder at the bare idea of murder, and
who wonder how il is that man can coolly
and deliberately imbrue his hands 10 the blood
Of fellow creature, for filthy lucre! Truly,
Gibbs heart must have been ofth sort, in
which ,h-re is no aesh''-obdurate and cold
as the flinty rock. And yet, even he. cruel and
yndiclive as he was, sometimes exhibited e
vanescenl flashes of better feeling What a
horrid career of villainy he must have passed
tn oupb, ere he had entirely silenced the mo-
oi,ions of conscience. and closed up the ave-
nue. of his heart--whcb these indications Tell
us. WAS ONCE, like those Of others, shocked
even 10 hear OF these terrific scenes OF robbery
and indlscriminate slaughter When the Pro
pbet unfo!ded to the Monarch the scroll Of his
future fate, be turned Il ON the sight with horror,
and iod,g nautly repelled the idea tina. be could
ever be guilty of such great wickedness. So
wou,d the wretched Gibbs have exclaimed, had
ne been permitted, when youth. to foresee bis
bloody career aud bis isuominious end. How
me- ciiul is Providence ~hch thus hides from
ma the evils to come, and mingles not in our
cup Of present en- joynen,s, the agony OF read
,ng in our future career, the dark page OF ca
lami,y and crime
| nP Litileion ", Tasewell, Esq vas in h'ch
mond sone DAYS ego, aud - proDaply h4
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kIlIIi'

d. W DAVENPORT. Secy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10
30 9 e1aesgnesU $g 70 . 81 .
TIasesHSxu sNo,.aiIsaa .Ezss.z 10

suFe' Chhpce!' wrote lHat lang letter 20 neigh
bors OF the Enqdirer, about shc President and his
new Cabinet. The Tr2asur.r il fond of WRITING.
and very industrious, bur that letter was rather cr
TO have been written by him. He coult not r,,arc
th" time. having 10 sign twenty or thirty checks
day, vast labor, poorly compensated at 5000 per
unnuul.
" 1t il certain that Messrs. Livingston and
Woodbury. have accepted the State ard Navy De
parlments. Woodbury., long pace buuter puun-
ccd upon the prey with a,ili:y With I.>i9gst;r,
the matter arranged before the adjournment of
Congress. Time sufficient has not cl1sped fur fudge
White TO lie heard from. Hi, friends in il u,,rr-
ter, have misiudged The man. If he does not decline
OF Course Mr.. McLanc has not been heard from
but his acceptance is rot doubted. The Attorney
Gene ralship IS supposed TO be suspended between
Pennsylvania and rg;ria, Mr.. Buchanan and
Mrssr'. p. p. rboar and Tucker, like Tho. AGui,
MS ass between two bundles Of hay. The Greet
es and Best" is in compound dilemma. wi ich- o.
the two States It is most 'Jurcioss" to throw thi
lone 10, aud If Virginia obiains the prefer, nee
whether Judge Barbour Judge Tucker, would
bring him most strength. Van Barren, whose wand
IS si! potent,whipsrs the Hero to sound what these
lions, and 10 be governed by tint. That ln;ioriou
officer, Treasurer Campbell, ON times called j
when Virginia atftrs are uuder aCvisemcnt. argue
lea :nedly, thus Barbour and Tucker wee both spo
ken of as Judges Of the Courr of Appeals Tucke
was elected by q tremendous majority, Ba bour no
nominatedi ergo, Tucker must be the most lopula
man, and will bring your Admir- tro ion mos
strength" This reasoning. ossailing tee Hero OF
TWO weak sides at oacr. his desire 20 have popula
Admins rat on, and lis awe Of Latin. came nea
Prevailing; but the Treasurer mndif.iHg his udvc. t.
that eff, CT it finally RS lyed TO wait ui,t.l h.
could write;o the westhcr at z chmond e.
their opInion Of the affair We know nothing u
the matter, bu, should not be afraid to Law tri
fling wager thai we have either driven he centre
Or al all events, pke tbs bIo@t. use tho phrase
! those who shoo; a; mtrt:.
/ We could folow he Trcasurer's letter to z ich
mond, surpriz certain trio in conclave, and repor
the tenor Uf their deliberations. and the reasonp,
upon which they they found their ans err; hui "
forbcGr. Serinr that the appointment of. Judg
Barbour or Tucker, would produce nearly the sam
domesi: results b,t in different wav. and beiri
puzzled to kro# wE.icI IS the more popular man. w
are ct complete full to how the Hero i'll seitI
down i, reference TO them and Mr.. Buchanan S,
nice IS the point and eGual the reputation of th
three, that think he err IN selecting either
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10
To .FFSTE0RS,

B Wish 10 employ Miller 10 take charge Of Man
= uiacturing Mill. at Walkerton, King s. Queen
County. To one who is capable. liberal wages will
be gyen--refer to Lewis Webb g. co ,ofRlchmond.
BAYLOR TEMPLE.
WaiLcrtor fnril o. t92f-cot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10

win view la their e-erlou5Hcn', IS before IHrn
toned. A!r Gordon has. und N ihc handsomeSt
',iarI'r yielded ~ my prayer ard have now gen
tcnar, lie hanor "a prapu-, thar receive these
v"nera'",! ;,!,' : aud giro ihem lasing scpuchrc
w'tiin The Sacred y. mpie yen are abo"t to erect
and under suuh Monumrr', gcVefG subscription
brouciirut th,s great. fire. ard happy Emprc viii
enable you Ia ri sc Ia Tie ,ncmosy al Ht,', who
at once tn" Parent, Guild and InstTu,tn OF thu
Father "i hls Country, aud the FIRST OF Men
have the honor 10 b., Gentlemen,
With p"rt:c, consideration and esteem.
Your obad,rn' and im;;IOr srrva't-
S gncd GEORGE ~ p. CCSFIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10
.MercNntigc .qcn0en.u.


TBNllE subscriber respectfully informs parents aud
4 guard'ahs. of this city, be has opened school.
near the New Burynggroupd, for the purpose of NJ
wing instruction in 81 The branches requisite for
correct English education Arithmetic and Book
Keeping wl be taught Pracicaky without the aid of
printed books CONNECTION for may years with
some of The first houses in Europe, gives the sub
cribcr an advantage, IN this respect, not generally
Dossrsse1 by tractrrs
Duo attention will be paid to correct Reading,
Eoputlon English Grammar. Geography History
and ComPosItloD-Fo icruIs and other particulars,
apply to Mr. Edward Warren
may SIT CHHTWYND s TALBOT.
Sweet Alaiaga Wine, Havana Sugar, &c
Z ANDlNG, this momng from scnr Effort. Cupl
- Fordham,
80 ar CASKS sweet Malaga VINO
boxes white Havana sugar
barrels DO do Do
boxes lump 90
10 cases Carct
% kegs fresh Scotch herriues
30 cases fresh French brf udy fruits
10 barrels beer, for sale by
may 7-3t LANCASTER, DENNY g. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10

u It is urged in the Washington Globe, as an
nnanswerabc argument IN favor Of re electiDg the
Hero that lie Is in Europe lie most popular Presi
dent We have ever had III"
% We are requested to saw, tbat Charles Shirley
Carer, IS candidate for the House of Delegates
com TIC County # Prince 7VirIar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10
GEORGE wA5HINGToNP P. CURTIS.


FREULR!cKs BURG, Nov. 81, 1890.
DEAa SrR---l nm Just favored Yth your letter of
the 2Jth instant Being directed to me at Fal-
month IT prevented my sooner receiving and un-
swering II. car, nrr ought TO have any objec-
lion 10 comply with your request, 70 remove the re-
m"lns ofthe mother Gem Tl Washington; and will
render assistance in my power, by pointing out the
ilC' IN which the rem.ins arc or ~ nigh be place
tda' was slewn Ivy Captain Lewis. | expect, how
ever that there are some old people that have been
longer sidcntS this place, and who attended the
lnlcrmrD, that could point out the spo better than
can There Is no grnrc Stone on tie piocc nor uny
kind NJ mart ~ dosign0ic the pyc Use &pof.
remain, dear II your most nbcdieDt servant
(Signed, SAMUEL GORDON.
To GEoRoE WAsHINGToS p CUsris, Esq.
ARLiNGToN HoUsE, 18th February. 1881.
70 Jno. Wexford, WIN. J. Roberts, BENZ. r
Wexford, Th05. Seldom, James Vuss, Benz. n.
Barnett, G. G. Wexford ond 4. w. Morton
o., ComEaifiee, sc. &c.
EnrLEMgS-liaging learned that a new Church
was about to be brjlt in the CITY Of Fredericksburg
and 1t being the w'ish Of certain most respectable
c'iz.n> Of FfedcTicksbGrg and Falmouth, TINT the
remains Of the MOilcT @! Washington should be Je
cDtouIbcd within The walls Of Sacred Edice,
was influenced by these causes TO address letter tc
Samuel Gordon, ESQ. on whose estate is the grave,
Of y -ginjas p9b'csI Nat'on. begging her relna'nc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10

- Having been forced to speak of these matters
against our inclination we beg leave respectfully, to
ask pcrusal of the following exquisite satire.
1t Is from the pen of that very sensible and witty
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-11
ReNOVM.

vu1uR informs his riends sa
u the public that he has removed ms lie
next door TO the Franklin House ho'e. 80, On the
below his old stand; where he continuesto carry
Saddle. Harness Z Trunk business
IN. I'LL IT'S HaRI0US BRANCHES Ne
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements hs has
friends and the public, for the hoera' them
received from them; and begs leave to assure e"e
that with the aid of the best workmen, ana a. az
ple supply Of the most choice materla's' "e VIZ
able 70 render entire satisfaction to those VINO "nv
please to favcr him with their business, either oy
or personal application. tsen
lie has mn h,nd at this time and will continue TO keep
large assortment of the following articles whoeSS'
and retail, on the mos. moderate terms;
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, bes, quality; stuff flaps
DO do do PLAIN
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated and steel bitted brides of various xmas
plated and steel mounted martngales
ssddlc-bags Of the latest fashion. and common
Yelisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
n,,,, a and ;anan g g's gig Se harness
Plated, brass, and japannsd-mounted carryaii nsf
Wagon, cart and drsy harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment OF
ELEGANT Hard Leather Travelling Trunks
And great variety Of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and stirr'I"-
saddletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and al
skin, and quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles, harness, and trunks of all kinds, repair
ed at the snoretst notice
sept so JAMES NhNShNI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-11

-W We are authorized to announce JOHN ..
p.a.ou. as candidate for reelection to Congress
e. the District composed of Fsuquier and Cu,pePer'
III No. We are requested to announce GEORGE
c,,'rnsryu as candidate to represent the Couhy VI
Ea;rfax in the next General assembly
49, We are requested to announce JOSEPH
w c.,, as candidate to represen, the Disrict COM
nosed Of King George Lancaster &C. g. ID .ne ns
Congress .,l ~ .rnounce G.. F,
vr.cru as a candidate to represent the Cou"''es u
So"'In,n anil Fsirfsx in The next Congress. \.
r We are authorized to announce ;: M. r.
p,r-ax ss candidate to represent the Countles ol
Snoltsylyania, Louisa Orange, and Madisoh' III ''e
next Congress. 1. ,oroce JouN
T.,I,rERRo as a candidate to represent ,he O'''s@
composed of King George, Lancaster, hchmoho' &C.
in the next Congress
~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM M
c D,,,E1 as candidate TO represent the Nou"y "
Eo;rf,. in the next General Assembly
Mp HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate ior inc
.rares Of the voters Of Fairfax County, at Tie heA'
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
Mp We are requested to announce SPENCER
MoTTaox BALL as candidate to represent the Count!
Of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
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