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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
SVIendid Furniture.

SVtGndld Furniture.
CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, Hing, nert d'a
to the corner of AJfied street.
sFAS on hand, and constantly manufactures gene
IL raIsssOrtment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for elegance and durability, defies compeal
His stock, generally consists of
Grccian and plain sofas, cuuches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds Of drawing.room chairs
Grecisn, winged and single wardrobes
Pedcstalend sideboards with marble tops and mlFoh
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Piler and block dining, card and breakfast tables
do claw do do do Do
plain do DO do do 90
Centric or loo 90
French and various other bureaus, with and S'iAsu
Ladies dressing tables with and without mirrors
| Ditto works,ands and music stools
Ditto aud gentemen's cabinet, secretaries and "s'
washstands, with marble and mahogany tops ,
Richly carved and plain mahogany. bird eye 'ha '|
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles, candlestands, shaving do, ''
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LIKEWISE, =,
Mahogany Of various kinds, steam sawed, eu'I ~
shaded veneers, copsl vanish, sacking bottoms ''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
BEDS, MATTRASSE sc

The above articles will be disposed OF tor c''""
punctual persons On the most liberal terms. -
very extensive patronage from Wssnns 80,
ces me to say, that will deliver furniture 'o'"! p
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Turning &, CARING erecuted in The beSHGI'n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
House and Store To MeMt.
THE STORE
dec Som

THE STORE
GIT at the corner of King and Henry Streets late
aas.I ly occupied by MIR. John West with the
49, dwelling house attached The rent VIII be
very reasonable to good tenant possession will be
given imme diate!y
ian4 SAN'I. q. LARNOUR & Co
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-04
POLITICAL.
ANNIVERSARY HYMN

The following verses are stated 90 have bee
" ri,,en Tor the last American Anniversary b
MIR. J. O. Anass, Ex-Prcsijcnt, and 10 ha,
been sung at the celebration at Quincy.
Sing % the Lord, a song &c Prai>c,
Assemble We no love his maine;
Let congrcgatc,l millions raise
Triumphant glory's loud acclaim.
rom Earth's rcmoteSt regions come;
Como greet your Maker AMI your king;
With harp, with timbrvl. and " it'll dr,IE,
Ills praise let Hill aud VALLEY sing.
Your praise, the Lord will not dis,lain;
The humble soul is his delight,
Salnts, on Your eouchcs swell the strain;
Brcak the dull stiffness OF the night
Roloiec ia glory--bid thc storm,
Bad thundcr's voice his praise expand
And while Your lips the chorus form,
Grasp for the fight his ycngctul brand
60 forth in arms Jehovah r,igns.
heir graves lc, foul oppressors iind:
Bind all their seep,red kings ia chains
Their peers with iron fe,,,rs bud.
hen 20 the Lord shall praise ascend:
hen all mankind, With one accord.
And Freedoms voice till Time shall end.
la pcaiing Antacms-Praisc the Lord.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-04

the opportunity TO converse with that Dor
tion OF has Cabinet before lie had an IN
tersiew with them. and lie acquic>ced--
and the interview which had With VOC.
resulted. as ] understood. IN a better IN
derstandiDg. and in fact con idered ~ a
reconc iliation. Whatever came from me.
upon the subject Of social intercourse.
was the suggestion Of my soiici.ucie TO re-
store harmony among friends. NV oh
Ject was peace and friendship ! have
never considered myself at liberty to .av
any thing about this interview except "a
discreet and confidential friend I Ger
iainly should not think any OF the pariie.
justified IN representing for publication
~ newspapers what any OF the other par
ties said. without submitting such state
ment for mutual examination. for the
plain reason that such conversations are
so easily misunderstood. ! may we'll re-
member what have said my self, but may
not so easily represent what You have
said. or intended to say. have not my
self seen the necessity or propfirty Of any
allusion m newspapers. 10 our interview.
which was among intimate and bosom
friends. where the conversation was free
and unreseTved. and for the ohi-c, of
peace and friendship But if any should
consider II necessary. then tho great oh
ject should be. 20 state tho conversation
correctly, for there can be no motive (,
misunderstood the facts. For fear ihat
allusion should have been made 20 myself.
as the member Of Congress. and behe,ine.
IL barely possible that may have becn
misunderstood on the particular point al
ludcd to, ! have felt II my duty. and due
TO that perfect friendship which ha. ever
existed between US, 10 make known these
views. that proper correction NAV &c
made. as misunderstanding. without the
necessity Of any formal publication from
either Of ". and without even disclosure
as 10 what member of Congress al;asion
was made.
Sincerely and truly your friend.
RICHARD NJ JOHNSON
Mcssrs. ISGu,M & BEREiEN,
City # Washington
The absence OF Governor Brsnch has
been the only casse why this letter was
not also addressed 10 him
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-04

HEEhf CROSSING. JOIN JCEE. 1881
GenRemen-'rhe Telegraph has allnd
Ell 90 some communication made 10 Vou
hy-a memher nf Congress, authorized by
The Pre-idrni-thc Substance Of which ,s
that the PTesidsut WISHED % eoerrs = 90
eisl intercourse beiwesR your fan,,l,e,
and Mrs Eaton. see the Globe denies
~ have thought Il barely possible that
'he silusion could be made 10 ne. bee au.e
" had ever communicated such an idea
should have done ihe most palpable
gfOss. and wsnion injustice ~ The Pres
dent. for be disclsimed. on al oceasiop,
any right, or desire. or ,ntsniion. 60 Teau
late The private ~ spc,sl intercourse Of
h's Csbine' The President bad been
induced TO believe that part II h.. Cab
ret bad entered INTO deep lad sebe,,,
70 drive MAJOR Eaton from his Cabinet
lnd 81 ih4s BE- eomplsned d,d not be
lirve -. snd. - The mutual friend ~ Al
concerned. TroposrJ hat should have
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-04

NoSDAr MORNING, 3 o'clock.
SIR have received your note OF the S,h
instant. u may become necessary for me to
oticr something in reply. For the present !
have engagements which prevent me from
dong more than 10 acknowledge that i, has
been received. Very resprctfulIy.
goth June. 1851. J, II. EATON.
Mn. BERnIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Great Bargains i'll
DRY GOODG, &C.

4 RE offering at NJ kee, Robinson and Cos
N Staple and Fancy Store, opposite the
Market House.
Checked, striped aud SeWour Ginghams
Battisie Dresses, beautifully assorted
Cor,nibian aud Warsaw Calicoes
Adelaide suiped& d., very chesp
Fashionable uhsngeable Gro de Nap silks
Best klhck Italian LutesiTing
Superior quality black Mandarin Grapes
Colored and black India Pongcs for Riding
Diesses
Mamie chop Nankeens OF superior quality
Linen Driliings of all descriptions
Black Lasting, bIochells, piineera aud piunel
la
Cloths. Cassimeres, and superior Vestings
Irish Linens. kentings aud Thread Hdkfs
Superior Thread Cambrics. At low prices
A splendid selection OF Belt Ribbons
a general assortment OF Domestic Goods
The above are just 10 hand. purc based as low
as cash could procure them, aud we respectful.
Iy invite our town aad country friends Ia cal
and examine then9 as theprice is unquesliJna.
BILE.
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Aand for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber wishing 10 remove TO Tia
- West, offers for sale, on very accommo
dating terms, the Tract Of Land wherein he
now resides This tract which is situated ia
fntsylvania County ON the main road trou
fannI!Ps Perry to Piltsy ivania Coul -housP,
I'VE miles from the former and twenty-five
from the latter, contains about Is or 1000 acre.,
on both sides of Strag histone Creek, con
siderable quantity whereof is good tobacco land
A minute description OF the land is deemed IN
necessary, as IL is presumed no person would
purchase without viewing the premises. The
mp oveinenis consist of good dwelling bousrr
several hrsi rate tobacco barns, a new gr anary
81 by 20 feet, an ice house allied up with stone
which has never failed 10 keep ice throughout
the season, when filed /; besides all other ne
cessary buildings for the accommodation OF Il
large family. The plantation is in good re-.
par, and sufficient 10 work 10 or ~ bands to-
advantage.
ANY person disposed to pure chase, would do
wen 10 make an early application, as great
bargain may be had. The pay ments will be
one fourth in hand aud the balance in equal
instalntents 0fone, two and three years.
CORNELIUS McHANEY.
March 81 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Ainreh 3

TUyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
pablo that he is receiving aud manuiac
turing Carriages OF every description, among
which are the following Coach, Coacbees
Chariots. London aud New York Baghys. Al
ban, Pae, tons, Barroueh. Bairouchee. Phlla.
depfia Deafbotns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
Others that mny br call, for.
All or iers thankfully received and punctually
attended To.
Repairing aano at tho shortest notice and ON
the n,asi reasonable terms by
II. II. BEACH L. Co.
N. BUST received first rate Coach Smith
from the North, OF which we will Bsssure the
public they Gun be accommodated with repair
lng Carriages Of any kind few doors below the
FIonklin lloe BEACH Is Go.
Nov. % vt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
q NOTICE.

SrfAytNi, eeirrlninrd to move 10 the state
nj Of iadiana instead IT Missouri, az was
first propas d, vii self on Friday the l3ih
inst. the residue OF my Slaves, ut auei'on,
without reserye--Aii soung aud Of nnetcep-
Iionable character. Among them, family
which | wish to 20 together. man,his ~tn and
Tour childrea, The oldest likely boy oil about
eleven years OF age, girl OF 3 also like'y, ana
The younger onrs n male and female. he
fellow Is considered by al Who know him, q
first rate bead.nan on n farm--The woman n
seamstress, good house servant and chamber
maid. washer and ironer.-rSeversl otb-rs
young likely and sslaabir. Tie salo viii he
made Tor cash. ABNLR L. GALLANAf.
Wards Bridge, May b tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

TNtlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line oil business
and, also, that he has made arrang t mr. nts
which WIN enable hum ut all times, and at the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
MIN with their patronage with COACHES, GIGS.
Baroaches, or any other description of Car
riages, from Newark IN. j. which is known
TO be the oery bsSt ManJactory ofSuch articles
IN HE W0rid Arrangement, have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia aud
New York, 50 thai any order which may be
gwen ca" always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on the Carriage making business. and s pre.
pared to make Carriages Of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
hsme manufacture. He will, also do any kind
ofrepars ON the cheapest terms, aud in the
most punclual manner.
HENRY nj. DlDLAKE.
An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Valu,ble Land for Sale.

uAHE Subscriber will sell gaod bargain
ina small, but very vslusbls tract Of
Land, known BY the name OF Locust Grope,
is Jog on the South side OF Stanton River Ia
the county OF Ptisylyans, miles from Lies
vile aud mites from Wards Bridge, aud all
Joining the veil known uaci. called the Pock-
Of. Tbs srsct of land contains, by recent su
yey 293 acres, and is oncommonly well wa.
ssrsd. say or goou springs. The panta-
tios sufficient 10 work from eigBt TO ten HANDS
10 advantage. Neatly the " hole plant ition Is
ne h. and inferior o nonr for tobacco, bemp,
OF wheat THIS tract confirms good pori on
VI first rate tobacGo iapd 10 el.af, aud an
abundance ul plant ground aud about 10 acres
oi uleadow land, 8 OF whIcn are nov III tDo.
ny ohsrs 10 also pboo, 10 acres OF river low
grounds hich river is uow navi dted ey'en-
.iyely wnh boats. THIS tract Of land lies in u
good Deigbbof HOOD, aud conv enieni 10 several
raw aad grisi mills, a me' chant mll, hemp
mar hine, and Two stor s, within Two miles,
and lis certainly healthy situation. he im.
prosements are good dwelling, (nearly new
10 feet long, a story ana nah high, with "A
porch the uli length. two rUJns below, aud Two
above, two par oi stars. and dry cellar IN
derneaih kitchen With an up starr, dairy
with an upstairs, smake house, negro house
sx tobacco honsPs, stables, * honsP, COW
house, cribs, snlths, al. gaid den new paile d
aspring OF excellent waller IN the yard, and a
spting house, (nf milk nous, apeach orchard
oleIerlieat ir1i', "a young apple orchard and
several kinds OF cheire., rlums aud grapes
The enclosure Of this plantation, !. Inferior IL
none IN THIS part OF tho country have been
thus particular IA describing this land & It's in
proyements, because ! intend 10 belI, AMI those
~lshing TO purchase would do we'll to apply
immediately Tor some pei ON " III get bareaiH
Any person wishing 10 WGne 10 me on the sui
jeci OF my ianl can direct their iounEs Il
Lees,ilir, Campbell County, Va.
FRANCIS CALLAiyAY
W n. b. The Ediiors ot the Richmond En-
qulrer will please insert the above once W. 81
ioi fur weeks, AID forward they account IL
the Vrginisn olice Tor payment
March % wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
April %
LATE IMPORTATIONS-

\NVSE have received and are row openino
~ our Spring assortment Of Goods. com.
prisIng nearly every article usually kept in our
hne' hey consist in part of the follow ing
VIZ log Skins and all other kinds of Sad.
dlery' Surveyors Chains, Mathematical In.
shumenls, table cloth, hair whtewa,h, and
pant Brushes, complete assortment Of Car.
penters, Shoemaker's, Backsmith's & Watch.
makers Tools, Wire, from No. & to %. Scv,he
Blades, Grass Il Brsmble Biales, Reap Hooks
C"Is genuine Carrying Knives, Copper K,t.
Ties aud Tea Kettles. Glue Pots. Dressing Roy
es, Sugar Boxes aud Tea Caddies, Pole A,es
Broad Axes and Hatcbeis, black, bright aod
patent Augers, Guns, Rites and Pistols. RI.
tannia Coffee, Tea and Cream Pois and Suga,
Dishes, 8 4 10, l0x IL, l2xl Ia, 70 Is and
AZ is Window Glass, ManeIla Bed Cords
anh Ropes ais yes, Mil Screws, Sueet Lad
&c. &c. &c.
We respectfully invite our frienJs. Coun,ry
Merchants, Country Saddlers and the puhi;c
generally to Gallon US, where thew will finn
the largest and best assortment of Goods evss
offered in his place.
THEo. ROBERTSON & Co.
~. b-lhe very best Anchor Boiling Cloths
So -, 'of sate' I. Il. d Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

To Vim. Dars and Robert ShdSfedd,
I'm. Shastead, Edmund Shdstead,
Francis ,Shastcad and Ehza6eth
.Shasfead, heirs and representatives
of Jamts .Shastfad, sen. dec.
grt.AkE NOTICE tast On fhe 6fb day OF
Ma, nesi, at W. NcCsli's Tavern. fodlar
Mills, Amherst county. shall take The deposi.
roas OF Lindsey Burks aud othrrs, 10 be read
as evidence on The trim efa kn,t inibe sup riot
Court of ChsnG.ry, holden IN LyHohbni <, IN
which AIN plaintiff and you are defendaat..
Il said dispositions AIRS not taken or completed
on TINT day. they will b. taken or continued on
die 7ib. HICH'D. ) iBll5, sur.
yniug partner o! jno. & IL Ellis.
March 3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Trustees Sale of Land.

my virtue Of deed Of irns', executed 10 us
I'D and Richard 5. Ellis by John Ware, Sen.
bYafing date on the Goth day OF April. 1927.
and Of record in the County Court OF Amhersi,
we wi on he 18th day OF May, 1891, on the
premi.es, eel by way Of public auction. eer-
tain tract or parcel of land, with IS sPpnre-
nances, containing $50 acres, more or less. SIT
ua,.d 10 the county Of Amherst, adjoining the
lands of David ). Garland, il being the same
tract that was conveyed TO The said John Ware,
Sen. by JOHN Lusk.
Terms OF 5ale--One third Of the purchase
money will he required in hand. and for The re
sidue, a credit OF II months will he gwen, the
purchaser wing bond with approved p'rsonal
security, ard deed Of trust on the land i'seii
10 secure The payment thereof,
The title TO this land is believed 10 he good.
but acting as trustees we viii only convey such
title thereto as is vested in Us by the deed Of
trust Aforesaid.
EDMUND WINSTON,
WILLIAM ARMlofEAD.
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

Wessrs W,Aium Nc kee 81 John Il. Meem, Mer.
chants and partners, trading undcy he Siyie
4 inn 0f Mckee y .neem,
NOu will be pleased TO lake notice, that |
y shall, on the 3lsi day Ct May, 1881, be-
tween the rising and the setting of the sun of
that day, Il, the Franklin Hotel in the town OF
Lynehhurg, take the alhdavlts of Frederick
Harris Il Richard GwaIk,ns. TO be read in e,
ideuce ON the uial OF M INJUNCTION now d,pen.
ding and undetermined 10 the County Court of
Bedford. wherein am plalnlH aud you are
defendants. | am, &c.
ROBERT ID. SALMONS.
May 2 DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
500 IsEWARD.

~aN 4aAY from tsesae.er,sef, living :"
* Rishaiond, ga Inc 2,as day AplH, 1851,
~ negro man usued ABisAA. iieis be'~ee,'
iwent, 1--WE nnd ,hHiy ,eer. Of we - g sas,'
,olsf. abvut I've feel TEA o. sirsr. "se'.s ".f :,
,emafkssly stout hni I pafthasru ss'u a
b,en an the OH day nj the present. 'nonta "a
p,.n 4 Peter sslings Of the e""",, oi ne.h.
bridge. Abram Is well Know . ", , =
-. .s..,.t,,,.n n. he has beea employed 10 run .
~ - 49,, %, many yeats lie will ia all
.,as be fosad lurking either about
,aehburg OF on The klvet. k
Ths above reward will be paid Il he Is IodR-
"A in any jail ia yirgin's, 30 'bait can get
n, sg.in. JOHN Is. WILLIAMSON.
/, Nav ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Marshal's Sale.

IN obedience to.a decree of the Sfaunton
Il Chancery District Court, pronounced on the
9th day OF January, 1851, IN a eanse therein
depending, wherein iona han Pattoa aud o.
theirs are plaintiffs, and Elizabeth Donthat aud
others defendants viii be sold. on the 18th day
Of April neIi, at Burton's Tavern IN Iexiag
ton, to the highest b,ddfr, the EslaNlishme nj
long known,as DOuTHAI'S TAVERN, with
the tract OF land, Containing thrt e hundred and
seventeen acres, attached thereto--ly ing near
the upper end OF Rockbridge County, on the
great road leading TO lrnres F; on the terms
following. viz .-ooe fourth OF the purchase
money TO be paid on the day of sale, aud the
balance IN three equal instalments, at IL,
10 and "a months thereafter the deferred
payments 10 be secured BY bond with suifi,
cient security, and lien retained n the prom
sry. GEORGE ESkRIDGE, M. S. c. e.
" The above sale IS postponed until Mon
day the I'd day of May neni.-In the mean
time, Mr.. w. Ii. Doutha,, living on the place.
will shew the premises TO ANY person having a
desire TO purchase. GEORGE ESKRlDGE'
March "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Millinery, Matchmaking &c.

w KS. GILL returns her thanks 10 the ct.
" zens OF Lynshburg and its vicinity Tor
'"e" patronage, and informs them that she
Ioh,'n"es 10 execute orders for Bonneis, La
OteSses, &C IN the neatest manner, aud
modes.
she has on hand an assortment of Silk and
ee"ofh bonnets, suitable Tor both TOW and
oun.ry trade, which will be Offered a, the
most reduced prices. Jan. 30 Idiots ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Aug. 80
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
ME subscriber intending 10 remove to the
ID country, will sell, to the highest bidder,
on Friday the 20lh ofMay next, The house and
lot on maIn.s'@e' occupied by Messrs. Scrupgs
" Baghy. the house aud lot at the upper end
OF Maln-streei, lately occupied by Col Lang
horne tue house aud lots occupied by himself.
on edeTai Hill, and lot with two houses
III r. on, on Cooke STREET near John F. John
sons. PERSONS wishing to buy are invited TO
we" TINS property before the day of sale
Terms made Known at sale
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON
April % tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

Fl7fIE Proprietor oftne Mineral Springs IN.
aediaiely In thu sicioifs Of Lynehpnfg
"a now prepared TO receive visitors.
Ills prices for the season, are rs iohoS, VIZ
For families of five or more persons 81 10
For do Of lee. ihan ave w
For one PRISON w
For transient visitors "
Ill IN .3DpiiCE.
Hi. Shower BAH Ia Ia nfa, ofder--h's
n,,ss for A single bath vii be l2l ctnts, aud
Tor the season three dellafs Ia advance
JOHN RICHARDSON.
May 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
RENO

= HE subscriber has taken the B. evern
IL at Nelson Court House, (Los. on,}
"here he is now ready TO receive a. .r,ous
VINO may favor him . ith tneir conpan and he
pledges himselfto use every ex,ue1 Q give
the most general satisfa c,ion
his house is situated near the Coost House,
ana Is large end comm odious. HIS stab e is OF
of'ck' and calculated to hold from forty 10 fifty
noises-th's IS likewise pleniifully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atieo~
ION OF good and faithful servants. he faltefs
hhnssli will entite him to patronage.
J. B. STOUT.
Nelson c. II Oct 81. Is
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Lands for Sale.

VNHE subscriber, as A torney III fact for the
II Lee"tees at Anthony Kennedy, deceased,
VIII, on the flfst day OF the next May term OF
he County Court OF Campbell before the front
door OF the cont house 0I the I'D county ex
pose TO sale, by way of public que ton, the toll
loving real property, contiguous 10 said court
honse, viz $40 acres Of Land, adjoining the
residence OF John Alexander, Esq.-a parcel
OF Town Lots, adjacent 90 the court house--and
200 acres vi Eand, situate a short distance he
low the court house: almost The whole OF the
sad Lands, wnh the exception OF the town lots,
are IN woods, aud from this circumsl ancr, and
their vicinity to the court house. merits the al
teni'on of the enierprzing.-lhe terms Of sale
will be accommodating, and will he fully dis
closed at the time and place of sale.
CHtSWELL DABNEY.
April Id. ids
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rU IN GE3 IL * q Z Il,
SA-S ..- ~ ---sl


CfAVE inst received 90 packages of Spnng
Fl Goods, purchased at auction bnd Tor
Cash, IN New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
All of which they will sell rs low as can be had
IN this or any other State.
Their stock rs large and general, and con-
stanils kept up by fresh supplies.
The following articles comprise part OF their
CALTcoEs.
% piees handsome spIDs Patterns
10 do furniture do
GxgGzAMs.
% pieces SeeisdtNj, Oinghams
80 do Adrianople do
30 de- Bati.te Gnghams and Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CA1M8AICS, &C.
100 pieces Al and "a CrDbric Mu.lins from
L. Cd. Il Is. g.. per yard.
80 pieces do do Demi Cambria and Ja-
comet Mn,ln
80 pieces Cd Mull and Book Muslin
Sk1xAS,
Splendid Changcabl, hsnred silk
ID" plain do
Msteonies superior black Italian Lusting
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