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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

The wife of a sexton belonging to one of the churches at Whtehaven, was lately interrupted in the middle of a harangue upon the hardness of the times, by a person who offered to sell her couple of ducks. NsDucks!s ex- claimed she, show can l buy ducks or any thing else, we have not buried lius ing soul these six weeks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
.ENtice.

WHEREAS Johanna DOrofheaa"tOi"st hls'ngr
w now At Brunswick, ~ Germany, wife 70 CtT
Gottfied Heizinger and daughter 10 the brewer f''
ling, has presented to the Cour OF il"mourgh' IN We
many, through her Attorney, Charles William h''e
L. l. ID an humble petition, showing
That her husband, the sal Georg Goi'f'ieo iiI1'
ger had. after their marriage, settled with her h''
burg in the year 1916. but so soon as the "ohn ..
gust, 1917, had cIandes,iney left her sud 'hsr "i.
son, and gone to Americas; that he hsd written on
once, on the date Of February 10th, 1878, from pu1
fries, in the State of Virginia, but that since 'hst per
she had not received any further news from him.
had any of her letters and applications been snsst
that il was now necessary for Tier to settle her hn
Affairs and put An end to the state 81 n"c' tSi,N
had hitherto lived in and that therefore she 'un'
prayed
The Honorable Court might please to dlree' he'
husband to appear on fixed term bt'ore Tie s''u
order to answer for his malicious deseron, aud, -
ofhis not appearing, TO declare The ma'rmon' u, y
tween their petitioner and her heretofore HUSBAND
dissolved. giving leave. at the same tire in tna' eve,
to their petitioner TO contract another ma''''''"
sgrt eahle:- ,,h;, ,s
The Court of Hamburg has ful, agreed 'o,n.r
ton, and prefxed the 30th Of April 1857 Ps
tory term for the appearance ofhe said Geo'g o"
IIilznger, of which public notice IS hee0! s
through the aforesaid Attorney.
Hamburg June 29M, 1851.
Win
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
CHARLESTON, De- .,

CHARLESTON, Dec 81
FafM .iccideh from Stage Racing-T.,,
susia and Savannah Mail Stages, cro.ssd A. ~
Charleston Bridge Ferry together, ys',s.! &
foreno"n--the former large four-horse no,,
with eight passengers. the latter a two S s.1p
stage, having no passengers There was ,a.
conversation between the drivers, Wills, cro, ,i~
as to who should first reach certain min, =.
road. The Savannah stage started of 6r., C..1
tine ferry-boat, and was soon followed hv tho
gusta stage, the driver of the latter pcsb;n, =
horses to overlake the former. About hail.
from the Ferry he came up nearly abrea,, If -
Savannah stage. and at the moment when ma =
the passenserswas demonstrating with him, as,irs
such furious driving. the post-cOach either slri
against the stage. CT against sumo obstrpctiOD ;
the road. and was instantly overturned r.,
horses most providentialiy. did no, at,emn, =
run with the stage IN that situation, or II uorJ
probably have proved fatal to some of the pa,.,r
gers. When our informant, who was the 6r,,n
extrlcate himself from the coach, GOT upop RI,
feet, he saw the driver laying upon his back, an
parently Hfeless, and one Of .he passengers,
young lady of this city. under the BODY Of III,
coach. The first effort was to relieve her fran
this periOus situation, the next 10 secure rhpbor.
ses, to prevent further mischief. All the pss,ep
gers were then extricated without other loury
than what had been Received from the fall n,
young lady was very much bruised. and one cea
tleman had his head severely cut. Mr. Hub6lrl
the Inflated driver, expired in few minutes, b.
wing never spoken after. He is supposed luhr,
been struck upon the breast, by the coach 10
fall. If his imprudence was great, in thu, p
ting at hazard, his own, and the lives Of his ps
sengers. most grievously has he answered FORT
The passengers, with one exception, returned
town.
Sporting Intelligence eve would rnn
our distant readers in the adjoining States, ti
the great match race, for $4,000 aside, be,vs
Col. w. X. Johnson's celebrated mare BOnnen
Blue, and Col. Sinsleton's Clara Fisher, y
take place over the Washington Course, nj
Charleston, S. c. on Tuesday. the 2lst Of FtSi
arv next. We would at the same time remla
them. in addition TO the above attraction, that G.
Johnson is bringing on from Virginia to CarOia|
a remarkably fine and celebrated stud Of hOrsI
among which we are informed are Trae, Anne,I
and Kate Kearney. No doubt Bertrand, jr al
Little Venus, the property Of Col. Richardson
this State, will also be upon the turf again. t"a'
ford sport and amusement to the lovers OF fine "a
cling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
BosToN, Dec. 81,

P,ecociOus Deprauiy.--An uncommon in.
stance of malicious depravity occurred in this
city on Monday. A lad who was an appren.
tce to a respectable apothecary, had been detect.
ed in some dishonest practices, and his master
had determined on sending him home to his pa.
rents. In order to prevent an exposure of his
fault, the boy attempted to poison the whole fami.
~. On Monday forenoon, he went to the house
and enquired Of the cook what was M prepare
ton for dinner; and having ascertained he sprin-
killed. arsenic ON the meat butter, &c. put a por-
ton of the same poison in the teaket;le, and mix
cd another portion with sugar in the sugar-bow
He then put a cracker in his pocket and said be
should not cvme home to dinner. Immediate
" after dinner the whole family of six persons
including domestic. we're seized with vomiting
and violent irritaH0ns, the effect of the arsenic
Medical aid was forthwith called and the proper
antidotes administered. Last evening we under
stand. that four Of them were convalescent, but
two were still dangerously, and it was feared fs.
tally, ILL., So determined was the young delin.
quent to leave no botches in his work of destruc.
ton that he threw arsenic into pitcher of water,
in order to prison bow who was bOarder in
the family. and who, he knew, drank no tea
The arsenic sank to the bottom before impartinp
its deadly quality to the water, and the intended
victim escaped the poison although lie drank of
the contents Of the pitcher. The culprit confess.
ed the crime, and stated the particulars as we
have giyen them above, ts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28

mons for the purpose Of CARRYING III. D.,
that was the case, he thought that n. nN' L
had quite as much right to arm. II s 'ad'aa
Bill. as the Wings, for what was s,0 ua',I A&
goose was sauce for the sander. lIs S;t Tor b
wise the radicals to arm themselves wv nota
them to carry their measures pe,ce, hI SaSd
the Wings consp''ed together, lie rad;:,i' Milf
unite also lie Intended to propose IN h. my
of union similar to tie Northeru U,;".,a
planned when in prison. each person h.; u
Der paying Il subscription of une pennv go ANA
and let II EN- choose all officer. and ri fEtrNst
geant it they Thought proper, aud Whom ~" III ass
came one hundred strong let the Chief AZ Eey y
termed Captain or a Centurion Wa a' f ;
they would consider Of the plan he had h, a'Ps
aud firmly unite together. and by.and ' h1o
fullest wishes should be realized, , Ru ns,
pass without doubt that would give Them WV
loaf. candle, soap, and tea, duty free u Ia'fi
tended in the first week Of the next s..' Hee
bring before the House of Commons tho u''''v , b
Of taking off the Assessed Taxes and ,hs J IuUh
malt, and substituting proportionate proner,S y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
Notice.

4 PPIICATION will be made 10 the Preso',I, =.
n Directors Of the Little River Turnpike WV -,
psny tor the renewal of Certificates tor tSene
rf stock, standing on the Books OF sad COpp .;oy Be-
name OF tooert ietick; sail certificates n''"o
lost or m,sls'd.
dec 3--w4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28

the depressed state Of the carpet trade at Kid
derm mister. Numbers of weayers are out Of EN-
nloy. and we understand that the stoppase some
months ago of an extensive manufacturing house
has ever since Withdrawn nut less than l.2OW
weekly in the share of wages from circulation
amongst the workmen. It's hoped, however,
the concern alluded to will shortly be enabled to
resume busness-tPorcester Herald
Bobbinet Trade.-The capital employed in this
is estimated at 2.SlO,O00L: the number Of per-
sons employed, men. women, and children. 2Il'
600: the quantity of raw cotton consumed Is, an
nually, 1000, 600 lbs, value lsO,0OM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
farmers' Bank " alexandFS

UeceDlUer Z, Io''
rGNHE Stockholders in this Institution are heleD,
Il tilted that an Election of thirteen DrecT ~, :
the ensuing year Will De held al their Banking Nv
on Monday, the I'd day Of January neat .r.,
JOHN HOOFF, Cisha
dec -utE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
TG Warmers.

D'RTIoNs Of 10, 90. and so Acres e'eh ILL.,; D. q
Il plsntst'tn called Clermont, within 'iH'.
Al xsndtis, will be let out for one crop, on snn.
Early application to be made to the sno, s;u,IE
siding in Alexandria. CHR. Hh'''
dec 20 WOW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-28
70 Hire,

4 GOOD Female Cook ands House Serv,n, .ty
~ ply to CHR Mall
dec 20--v6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
" DOL CartliIlr.

INIE SUBSCRIBER begs leave 10 inform
j the Public tLat he has superintendent the
building Of n machine (thai will be IN creIa.
ton IN n few days,) nnd IN 40 doing be has been
enabled TO make al The necessary improve.
ments That long experience AT the Wool Car.
d,ng has induced him 10 bel eve requisite. lie
Therefore hopes. by h's industry aud strict at
teniion 10 business, 10 have a large share o.
pablic patonege. lilo deens it quite unnecrs.
ssry, as be is we'll known 10 be "a pioiesset
eaide, 10 say What succ IS liz has had in Civ
ipg sa',siacion 10 all hose who have heretofore
palr9nized him; aud inssmuch ~ bs muchn.
cay is now la such perfect order, he antlci.
pales doing better work. il possible. than no
has evei before done. CYRUS ]. LYDlCk.
y. B Ice hard times has inda,eJ HIN IL
curioi the piiee Of cardi & to Ia cents pr
pound.
Ihi. msebbi 10 IN The house recently built a
a mill by Mr.. WIN. Thurman situated IN the "
emily OF Lynchburg, INN. dia,eiy on the bank
OF the river NJ the ford below the Dfioge.
&. J. L.
Mas 10. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Trust Sale.

Sfly virtue of d r'aiu deed Of trust, execu
~ ted by VIM X. Roane. tothe undrrsgn.
ed trustees, bearing date the 22d day N octo-
ber 1880, and OF record Ia the Clerks office
OF Amherst County Court, for the purposes IA
said deed expressed We, on either OF MS, shall
on Monday 10Th da, o June next Il fair, mol, on
the nc II fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted,
upon the premises. cell, fur cash, at auction,
,ne ,rsci Of land bereon said Rome now lives,
IN Amherst county, about eigl't miles IRON
Lyuchburg, estimated to contain about seven
hvndred acres, more or iess.-Ihe land has up
ON il valuable improvements. Aud the follow
ing slave, siz-John. Bob, Bait, Genkey, Fan
ny. Polly Nancy Judy, aud her four children,
or 50 much thereof as Will be suilicisnt TO pay
sud satisfy the pieseni demaud under the said
deed ofifust.
The title TO the above property is believed 10
he eood--but the undei gned will only convey
10 the purchaser or purchasers such tide as they
hold under the said deed.
JAMES l.. LAMKIN. Tros-
LENlS l.. WILLIAMS. tees.
Nav %. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

60. AM 10 a decree ofthe Superior
- oo"' OF Chancery for the Lynchbure
District. rendered al the October term lso,1
IN the case OF Smith vs.. Quick ths unde,s,rn!
ed Marshal OF the SAID Court, will sell. on Ihe
premises, In the county Of Nelson. ON Tue. da,
the 70 day of June, 1881, if fair. if oot ,lie
next lar day, tract Of land, containing %
acres, or 50 much as will produce $50 dollar.
with the interest rom 1920 TIL paid. and de
costs OF suit and sale. The sale will be made
Oh cash, or on such credit as the parties ma ~
agree on. L. A. HOLCONBE Na,sh.I
May 26 ;nas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
REMOVAL.

He subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
- at Nelson Court House. (Lovi rs on,
where he is row ready 10 receive all person:
VINO may favor him with their company, and he
pledges himseliio use every exe,tion TO give
the most general salisfa ciion.
Ills house is situated near the CourtH ouse
aud Us large and comm odious. HIS stable is u
brick, aud calculated to hold from lo,ty 10 iifiy
horses this is likewise pleniiiully supplied
with grhin, fodder, SIC. which. with the atien.
ton OF eccd aud faithful servants, he lalteis
-iIimssli Will entl,le h.n 10 patronage.
j. Is. STOUT.
Nelson c. IL Oct. 2l. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

YENHE subscriber respectfully informs ,he
public that he Is re eiying aud manufac
turing Carriages OF every description, amoee
which are the following Coach, Coaches.
Cha.io,s, London aud New York Bughys Al
bany Pneytous. Barrourh. Barrouchee, Phila
deiphia Dearborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. aud any
others that may be called for.
All orders thankfully rec, iyed aud punelually
attended 10.
Repairing done al tho shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. X. BEACH g. Co.
n. Bust received first rate Coach Smith
from the Norh, Of which we will assure the
public They Eau he accommodated with repair
ing Carriages Of any and few doors below the
FIankln Hoie BEACH s. Go.
Noe 03 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Vajna,,lc l.lnl fur Sale.

rxlHE Subscriber .iil sell i z oi bargain
IN ssaali, bat very salsabs ifast 81
Land, known ey fhe nalns ~ Lscas Gfofe
B, lag on The Suuth tide el stanaioa kissi, IA
sha eoants oE pisss l.asssa. mites ifsisn Lses-
,.lle and ,uilts son Wards Bridgr, AID a.
isin,ag he we'll las,sa uacl sailed tue 'oeA-
e.. lAs tract of land esnia.ps, by a ree''ni SUI
vey ag3 acres, and j. aacornaosly VII wa
tered say ~ 3 good springs tic I'ls"'s
t,on Is sullicisnl 20 work fDn eishifo ten ilanns
- adsasiagr Nearly the ~ hoie plantation -
f,csh. aud Inferior lo none fos tobacco, henii,
or wae~s Tins ffaef contains sood portion
III frss rare tobacco land 20 clear, aud nm
abundance u plant groand, aad about D acres
a. meadsw lard, 5 VI which are nov W timo-
tny here Is also about 10 acres Of river low
grounds. u hseh Ever Is Bow nastgaied extern
s.el, with lgais. This tract % land lies ~
good nsiglbo. hood, and convenient 10 several
saw aad grlsl mule, a merctant ml. hemp
marhiar, niia two ssores, within ise miles,
AID Ii !. csrsaiply healthy snuauon- ! he I'M
,aose.neaIs are COED dwelling. tnesriy new
10 feet long, a siery aud A an high, wflh
porcl. lie luil Icing b. two rooms btlow, and two
above. txo par u Stare. and a dry CELLAR uii-
dcrneath. Kitchen wiih 40 AZ Stair, dairy
with an sapsta r., = smoke house, negrB houses.
six tobacco houses, Stables, x bo1sr, Coz
house. CRIBS, sh,'sl,f, nc gstde" new pa -
q spting Of excellent water ~ tie yard, and
spr,sg house, Tor milk housv, peach orchard
sfexeslira fruif. young apple orchard aud
several kinds Of eherrit,, Iuins am grapes
The ene nare Of this plantation, !. inferior 10
noae in TINS part ofthe country have been
thus particular in describing ihis iaud 4 It's im-
,.rosrmenia, bscsuse | inttni TO sell, and those
wishing 10 parclss- wonid d. Wi ~ az,
Immediately Tor some person will gel bafgsi
ANY ucrxgn wishing TO write Ia me on The sui
sect OF my land can direct their letters 10
Lsessiir, Campbell COUNTY, Va.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
W r. b, The Editors OF the Richmond Ei,-
sarer viii please insert the above once wteb
ioi four weeks, aud ior.ard their account.
lhe Virgi0ian 0Ilies fos payment.
March - wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
FeL

NNrOiICE.-By rirtue Of d deed Of trust, tI-
~ scuted 10 he subscriber By Reuben Aiar
lin Ia ms iite time, for cer:dia purposes therein
mentioned. shall expose to sale at public auc.
lion, 10 the highest bidder, for reudy money on
the premises, on The second day Of June ntrf, q
tract Of land, lying IN Nelson county, on HE toa-
iers q Daich Creek, containing tUo hundred
N sertnty acres. This a paluabte farm of It's
sac, aud weH ieorihythe attention Of any per.
son ieishiag to buy such one ; The improvement
dc good. Acting as trustee, 1 wiH only be re-
spo,pibte for such lille as as rested in me by said
deed j. G.iRL.4ND.
Nays IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

xNepilL bE sub ~ t.te hghssf bH''rss
w sn TIE 18Th nlay tsss. NJ the bale res
drnee ~ All Ierirs, der. nj shr Heassh..h =
kiscAea Fsfnilsfa belonging 70 sad fs'ss, z
And - the caa, t.hause O, Z hf,1 dH, - Jus
Court neat, hksi, Mgr II W. iss
naoaihs ereaa viii " gwen. ~ t'se fufs hasef
esssaf b9ads aish approved sssar'y.
MOS. n. lLgAN /, Ain'r
u It'll Carl :. sles.
N..o sas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
MAY %

,,NrOIiCE.-by virtue Of deed OF tfus', ex
IN eculed to me by Johu 81. Wright, bearing
date on tue 18TH day oi April, 1896. aud re-
corded in the county Court oil Bedford, aad
10 accomplish CERTAIN purposes IN said deed
expressed, 1 shall, on Tuesday, the l4tb day vi
June. 1881, at the TanJ ard, on the premises.
expose 10 sale, by way vi public auction, a
ce.,ain tract or parcel Of land, conveyed aud
uescribsd ia said deed, lying and being il tue
county OF Bedford, containing 6Is acres more
az tess, il being the salie tract Or parcel Of
land, which formerly belonged 10 George
Doug las, dec. Tue terms u sale VIII be made
know a ri the time aud place Of sale The IL
ale 10 said land Is believed TO be unqaes,iona-
LIvs : ood. but acting as trustee. viii convey
% The purchasei or purchasers such title as is
vested IN me by the sad dee. OF trust, aud
noas oiber. BALDA MCDANIEL Trustee. )
May ~. Ids
- TJ-:.y;,,,, ,,r0fIu pJecufed al this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Wood Land for Sale.

rr yTfari Of Land, lying on The Turnpike
lfH Road adjoining Msssr', Chiffon, Let.
si,b aud Otey, about miles from town, Is foi
sale. II ronfa,ns, by recent survey, one hun
dered and tIiiiy odd atre -fiehy odd Of wi,iei
are IN woods and heavily tinibered. a 1ibe
raj credit will be allowed Tue land neoeuni
Lrred by deed OF trust bu, the gentleman
sho hollis IL. will reiioqni,b the ,fin iced for
the bonds Vi The purchaser. Un'rss disposed
o privately, Il will be sold al public aaciioo
IN lois 10 suit purchasers.
I he above asd will he sold the premises o.
pnblc aociion. on Saturday The ls't DAY o.
Jone nu1i--ierms libefal, and "adc know u 81
.Le sale. WIN. NJ. RYE5.
MAY 10. IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
FANCY Goors.

Gltt4Eiafe arr ssis n y, fesk from ffahte
- ami England. has placed Us 10 passaSsson
II some very rss, Hndis sufifal Goods.
Q.aees AdeIsldes. nes snt rich af,.sis far Ia.
esas' dresses.
Berlin Lfefi. do 90
GrD Je Swis Silks, new style
aiaifsoniss, best black allan Lusiring
Bsst black Satin Lesn n'inrs
Heavy hfand srias Saifsns, q sspeTiss article
A large assortment " beaatfui Ggused Mania
ran DsmssAs, all shades
pieces superb black do
Bra qu.iil, black Nsnkefa Cfapss
Splendid Gsuze. Grape apd indienna Hdlfs.
DO C,ar. Scarf assorted shades
/ Pcoges Hdkfs. f@ncy Patterns
Ceni bafgsins In Stockings. Musiins. Cam.
brics Cloves, Belt, &c DC.
The above Is worthy The attention OF oil those
disposed o purchase cheap and good Goods.
Mckee, R0BINS0N & co.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
n LARGE assortment just 10 hand a. Nc
az kee. Robinson q Cos onposiie lns mar
bel house.
Irish Linens, &c.
MCKEE, ROBINSON 4. co. have this Jay
w. received case OF IA IRISH Liprns d.
rect from he importers, which for beauty OF
texture and rare fneness, renIers the article
peculiarly desirable.
10 piece. Linen sheaiog. width, wiihoit
seam.
Domestic Goods, DC.
n FEW Bales Doe siic Goods, embracing
ZA blsschs1 aud uab leaehed e oibs. Checks
aud Furnliure plaids, al prices % suil cusio-
mefs.
County, Merchants aud Pedlars are specially
invited 10 examine ineT assottinent, which Tor
variety aud cheanpes, egeels any previous
sock. MekEE, ROBINS ON4 co.
"a n extract e. ON the ordinance regulating
81 the market within the Cooperation of
LtoGbburg.
BIZ IL further enacted, that all kinds Of meats,
fish, fowls, butter, vegetables and other al.
liclts Ia ended for and usually sold IN pub
nc markets, sbalI he FIRST carried 10 the mar
id pace aforesaid, and shall be bought in no
other place until after the hon, Of 10 O'Clock Ia
he morning. ugdef the penalty OF one dollar
To- every OF zee.
The above sguiation will be strictly enf for
ed after he Isl ia, Of June nex,
JAMES NEWHALL, Police Muster.
Nav 10.
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ADDIriONl4 E. SUPPL IS
,NAIf GW GOODS.

N@AAt " Z QO " - "a
IItflE suos, rloets are pleased IN announcing
"a TO their irieods AMI customers, aud par
ticularly TO the LADIES, reeen; arrival Of
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS, part of
which are as follows, viz:
pieces splendid fancy cold Gro de Nap
sup. black Italian Lusring
sup. fine Eughsh do. q neU article
Extra sup. Euglish black Satin. for La
dies Dresses, decidedly superior to an,
we have heretofore offered
most splendid Mandarin Silks. The
Ladies are invited TO call and look al
them
2 splendid Orgundy painted Muslins
supr eAdrianople do do
DO French painted Batise
Do do do. solid color
6-4 spotted Muslin, beautiful article
lilo Cahcoes, new patterns, end certainly
handsoner than any ever Offered in
tbs market
splendid assortment OF Ginghams, every 60.
loI and style that will be ask'd for
besides 10 pieces Eng. DanHsk, solid
PINK, new aud fashionable articie, g.
viii be sold lows
9pieces sopertly beautiful Grape Leise Lon
Scarfs
a Do do small--cheap
sup. Decoure Dress Shawls, new style
sup. inncy Gauze do. beauiiul coiors,
cheap
IRIS Grape do En,broid.red--,he pref.
test ever brought 10 this market
z silrndid Popehna do a new article
- boxes elegant GAUGE Bonnet Ribbons
2 splendid thick do
DO Cap do
% pieces most splendid Bel. Rib ons, new
patterns
doz. do do do--elegaot
3 Linen Cambria, cold bordered Ildkis.
DO do plain do do
. Bishop Lawn do-a beautiful g. cheap
article
ease splendid Parasols. large size, good
9peces real Spittlefeld Hdkfs. for gentle
meas use
II pieces splendd co!d Marseilles Nesting
9 super 6gd aud changeahe Silk do
Ut Gentlemen are nvtedto call aud
examine them
] case sup. Irish Linen, soft finish
Spices extra sup. do--the finest ever bro'gt
to this market
pieces sup. grey Merino Cashmere, for
gentemen's summer wear-a new g.
beautiful article
French Imperial
. sup. black Circassians
sup. Buff Sateen
2 ssp. White do
plan do do--cheap
Cotton Cassimeres and other fancy stripes
doa. elegant fancy colored Cravats
"a incil JET Black Italian do.
20 Bonnet Patttrn-Satin straw
case sup Dunsfable Bannets
boxes sup. Drab Fur Hats, large brims and
fashionable shape
. boxes sup. fashionable black do
. trunks PrnneIa Shoess
3 Morocco do
deniltmen's Sealskn Pumps
do Morocco do
ooo pieces fowered paper, beautiful patterns
and colors, cheap
a handsome bordering do
~ reams Fooscsp paper
fine Letter do g
sup. Rose do do
sup. Lemon do do. beautiful
KYLE s B0RLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

IaHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
realty splendid articles in his line OF business
aud, also. that he has made arrengeme MS
which viii enable him at all times, andia, the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
Barouches, or any other descriaion OF Car.
r'agrs, from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
to be the rery best MaauJaciory ofsuch articles
IN me Worfd Arrangements nave also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New YORK, so that any ordtr which may be
gwen can always be Immediately supplied,
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on The Carriage making business, andis ure-
lared to make Carriages of any description
! "h'rh may be wanted by those who prefer the
hsme manufacture. lie will also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, and in the
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Aug. so