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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-12

THNo THE PUBLIC.--wh ereas my wife, AGNES p
n WRIGHT has thought fit against my will and con-
sent to absent herself from my house and protection and
living separate and apart from me- neither acknowledge
ing nor dscharging the duties of wife her husband
and whereas, having been at all times still being rea
dy and willing to receive her my wife, deem il nm
conscious and unreasonable that should be subjected TO
the responsibilities oil husband, while she refuses TO dis,
charge the duties OF wife and being informed that the
law will not hold me liable for any articles furnished TO her
by any one apprised Of the above acts-Therefore l.
Charles Wright have thought fit TO inform all persons not
already apprsed of the above facts, and the public ge-
neraly that will not be responsible for any accounts
contracted by my said wife, Agnes p Wright while thus
living separate from against my consennor will in
any way be liable for any OF her contracts her actngs or
dongs, nor any way whatever on her account. And
hereby iorewarn all persons whatever giving her cre
dit in any way whatever either her own account or
OH account OF my child which she likewise etains from
me, contrary will and 10 which this notice is ntend
ed to apply as fully 10 herself And further foewarn
all persons whatever from harboring my said wife and
child in any way not doubling but that the undue in
inence OF others, most improperly and illegally exercised
over her, she would in compliance with my wishes well
known and often expressed, and with her own DUTY re-
my ouse and her home, which is at all times open
receive her. aud might live together in peace and
conjugal affection. CHARLES WRIGHT.
Louisa county, Va, Sept. III 12-StA
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GEORGIA


large and respectable meeting of the citizens
o. 81 Marys, was held at the Court House on the
I'm ut Capt Thomas II. Miller was called TO the
Chair, and Horace II. Ward, Esq. appointed Secretary
The Resolutions approve of the Preamble and Resolution
adopted by the citizens of Richmond County copdemnino
State Convention with unlimited powers and respond
,ne sentiment mat Delegation Of power, broad and
unresrained, would at any time be indiscreet but more
particularly at this time when the preudces and
sons highly excited and named by alarming doc
es entertained and propagated through the State hay
ing Tor ther object resistance TO laws passed bv tho
STUFFED authorities; repobde Nullcaon as false i'm
ry, aud If practically sustained teane not onv
to dissolution OF the Union but TO civil and exerminat
ing war; and refusing support TO any Candidate for Con
gress the Legislature, who advocates t hold Inc Con
stuiion rs the great Palladium of our personal and olit
cal rghs-ihe Union hdiiotced and dCfd and denounce
as a e'e"y nat man, who either by imdy or violence
wiz utter one breath that would, could tend TO weaken
dissolve The tie which binds together our common country.
and approve OF the independent and correct course
by Mesrs Forsyth and Wayne, in voting for the Tariff
oil 1857 measure eiccng reducing of duties IN fire
amount OF several millions OF dollars
The citizens Of Warren county met on tbe 9th milf
Henry Lockhart in the Chair, and GRAY A. Chandler Sc
cretary preamble and resolutions were ado,e b, A.
meeting, denouneng the Tariff; acquiescing in State
Convention with the provso that lis proceedings he
nltted TO the people Tor final ratification or reecon de-
clarng that with President JACKSON, "TRe Federal
Union must be preserved" and with fbe nt,or,I
PERSON, we will separate from orr onI chen
the sole alternatives left are the dissolion NJ our IIoo
with hem or submission 20 a Government ,ytbont lnita
ton OF powers and advocating the reelection of Gen
JACKSON.
Another public meeting has been held in Tyyoo,s co,n
y (Wm. Crocker, Chairman, and Stephen Miller Sec
re'ary) at which an attempt made TO obtain an eSpres
sion OF opinion m favor OF Modification SIGNAL failure
was the result, and the cause Of Union and Liberty was
again triumphant. > ~
Pu'askt-R Resolved that she was opposed to nulGcaon
recommended The election Of two delegates 10 the Conven
oD the results OF the Convention 10 be- laid before the
people Tor adOptono rejection and approved of Inc voice
oI bce'fs Forsyth and Wayne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-12

I'm CHANCERY--ViRGINI rules holden il,
the Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Hanover, the Sd day
OF September, 1882:
Laney Jones' Sheriff of Hanover to whom the estate
OF Amanda Mallory, decd was committed for adnJnistra-
ton, Plaintiff
against
John Kimbrough. jr and Geo. Mason, Defendants.
The Defendant John Kimbrough, jr, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court he is not an nabitant
OF this country, il is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here at the Rules TO be holden the Clerks Of
flee OF the said Court in the month OF December next and
answer the Plaintiffs billand that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in spaper published i'm the
city oil Richmond, for two months successfully that
another copy be posted at the front door of the Court
OF this county. Copy.-Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON CIk
October 5. 43-wsyv
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= 81 EFHEN I n \ LUX,
Pastor Of The Presbyterian Church on Shockoe Hiu.
September % 4O-6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
Bayboqlr 7Eetiup. in .tm1cre,

The course pursued nv the friends If Martin Van
Burcn as contained in the nroe,cdinrs of "A meet
M held atAmherst cour, house. on the 2nih dav
Of August last. at which many of the frieuls Of
p. p Harbour werc raccd ,non the corrcsnor,li,,.,
committee, apno,nte1 nv that mr.t,,g renterJ Il
necessary for thoqe rrlsnv to the el,ctjoo ofJudor
Harbour na,tIc,,.rlv sc whose na,,s ,,e,c ,',,.
properly aftoeh,dto sal commune fodqc,nre Their
rncou,yocal and decided ,lenunci,,ion Of Mr. Va,
Ror.n and their FINN DISCRIMINATING, n adh,rrto p
p. Barbour and the ,iucjlce which he has ga mn
f,rny usf,lv and aI,Jv s,innor,,d
W6or.a1on on tho I-tb d,v ~ Sent f,b,t bcina
conrtda no mr.. yjo,s no,ire hav.o.' becn ,iven
n,ncI,,,f.., ',,s md. ,.,,,,..,,,, ,,n,,,,,, -,
,be friends Of J3,k4oo and G.,rho,,r A lor4e ,,nl
rr,pr,tphle number Of gentleman fsav Two third,
oftL,,e nrc,cnt) assrmbl,d fo-,byvitb =, DIR L,m,s
Powell. Tavern
onmoiio1 e,ade and seconded Cont John Cole
Ia.u ,,..,...lr#d fbo e,a,, and IJon.,aI Prov,
Amounted Secretary
The meetin, hem, called n o,,l,, Us address.
Cd by .'hamoe Carter Fso in n brief thopob IuriJ
ryp6s, o4 Mn. ol,c, which had assembled them To-
g.fber Mir inter h,y;n.. resumed (is.scat was
followed bv Tn,rnh X lrvlno Fso who wjth tina,
le,,e,7eal uIall5. tho rec,;ar c,,ar,qtcr,stic "a
the man a..a tI.t clo,trrncr o.b,.b tine ,1a,,,f.
cause " b;.b at.l csnousea scanned naruraly IN
lnspjre enforced 5o. The m,o,,nc the nyonr,,,v nj
aIbcr.n,, Tins. 5rinco,es t5e R,ou5ljlaa Jae-
trlne, nj rJ,o,,ia and an untirino resistance +,
mat ,,jo,,1g,,, ,3 .gorcse;rr S,rte,, f,lscIv On,
led the A American and that we should he s,eaq
fast IN our exs,,,ons toayrrt the ,n,ne,ino ,,n II
which our coonr,,, IS abouf 10 be involved Nv Ii,
e,croachmerts Of the Federal C;oyc,n,,cn,
A eooo,,.,,s. ,,ae ,I,.o a,,no,,tod co,s,xti,o a
tie following aontDqmeo Chamne Carter. Ioscph X
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
70 Ne EdikntS efnt llrslnin-

IL ne f.2tt0rS o. Inc ItrgfFlHH.
Tue Hon. NATHANIEL II. CLAIBORNE
This Gentleman course during the last session
ofGonsress appears to be passing the ordeal Of
criticism and anlm'dYersion IN your paper, by two
writers, signing thsMs fYus one u cltl7cn of
Horny udthc'olhera citizen of Franklin |
shall mol attempt to reply To their objections to Mr.
ClaIborna his constituents viii appreciate all that
tos Zen sud to h5 pneiallee, aud doubtless do
wuat Is I. bf. tv yotIny far Inn next spring - But
cannot, insauemcit. hc..cycthat either of those
writers are citizens Of hseomty over thc signature
which they write because, ifthcy were, they would
certainly have moro 1olacacss thalf to present pub
{. i the bnna If an individual as toia4date for
station So eNa.td and Responsible without the as
s-ut al knowledge otthlt individual
II Is very vol nuo@n 10 the district. that Gen.
cad pulad aod Dr. Iailaicrro, are neither asp-
ta7is for Il seat IA CONGRESS, III opposition to Mr..
Claiborne and that MI claiborne s course during
the five or SIX years he has been III Congress has
met the decided and unqualified appreciation Of his
fellow citizens, will be testified and plainly demon
strde1 at the polls next spring inopposIon toany
NAN N the IL trlet
A to the objections ofthcse very courteous Don
tluXpttts who Law, without cause or reason.
entered Inc leld against Mr.. Claiborne, they arc
lf chal % the slightest bree2e-We take the
course Of Our representative IA inIl IN the general
nnI hnd II ube cXceent-We find the most as i'd
Gus and vl%llant attention to the duties dcvolYinr
On him, III the l'eh station free people have par.
q HIM aiWaEs dive 10 the locl interests Of his
constituents and the pah, Wca of tha mutton,
ecouom!eal n legislation. yet not nlsgardly and
parsimoHlous IN ms principles of pajitc appyoDri
2t5oH md the pl3ic 3ETibGti9H Of the innuces
OF tue Treasury to la1da6'e, and Just p@tpoeeg.--.
,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
Wholesale China, Class, q Earth
cnWare Establishment.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

HAVE recently opened large Wholesale f.
. tabli5bmehi IN the above Ike IN LynchDurg,
Va, where shall kcea constantly, on bend a gen
eraI assortment to suit your sales either to be =
packed, rim the original package, as you like. 1ls
ware import direct from Liverpool-eoliseque
~ Wi keep tfcsl. Goods and Of TIE latest patterns,
Having lived several years in d who.esalo
House Of this Kind IL Richmond, ] am VII acguain-
ted wi;l the business, and warrant to sci Il, the
same prices they are selling at the.e.it any arii-
Gle Is found high r, the money TO be refunded.
You are particularly requested to cal! and exam
inc before going further, as you viii certainly fnt
it to your saving the necessary expencos
risk, &C. JOSEPH y EVANS
". B. Particular attention pad TO the packing.
Sept. 30 w3W
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800 Af'ts s.,S

~
Il large rortonof winch Is ofsnperiorquallty. Two
hundred acres are elpafed arc now in good state
oi cultivation and thefe - Alison sufficient qunnlty
OF meadow, all Of Wh'ch eaob he watered without
difficulty Tho cleared land Is so situated that il
can he divided INTO ten fields with running water
III Zach. The Improvements are comfortable
tame ARM HOUSE with all necessary OUT
HOUSES, an ORC HARD, mn sxcelien, new
BARN alar2e MERCHANT MILL ln'cly built
with two pair stones, and fall 81 probably :,
leei The mlll house Is three storles hieh and
lafge enough To contain 5000 bnshes Il wheat
The situation of tms estate independent of its
ierulny adds greatly 10 It's value l. ant eonse=
mont distance hom three manufactures Of uen.
aud from Lexington and Washington Collcse, and
Affords an excellent stand COT Country Store The
Subscribers would particularly recommend II 10 the
attention of gentlemen who would wish to attain
an ELIGIBLE country fcgldenee as possessing all the
advantages Of fertility Of SOIL saubriiy of climate,
and an excellent neehhoihood and as some
criterion Of hi value, they would add that since it
be beeu The property of lhcir ,eslalor II has me-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

HOLM REYNOLDS Take nouee that J
~ shdlou the Saturday bcioro ,lie second Mon
day ia 10, em5et no&i al tic oAce OF Daniel Man
Gumubell Courthouse, tal,c the dcfo,,aons 81
Thomas II Franklin aud other, Ia be lcad as ey
idcuee in the Ghaner!y sai' depending IA the coun-
~ Go1r. Of caupbcil. IN which am complainant
and . ou and others are defendants
JAMES CAMPBELL.
sept - viw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

ed ii tue letter OF cen nadc 10 Thos W Gunner
Chairman OF the Jackson and Barbour central com.
muce of spondence, virtually doay me tine shl
Of instruction
Rssaletd, as the opinion al this uec'.a', that a
committee OF bc appelnte5 l. select enc ~
more gentlemen to address the people oj t,s to,in-
~ at their October court next oh the s.Aqett ai tn
Wee Presidency, and bring before hn ia, e#.lus
aud prospects OF oul distinguished iellow-citl2cn.
p. T Barbour, who Is regarded by us the ane,
honest. and eonssten, Republican oflhc Nusu.a
school Of IS
In pursuance of this resolution the following
gentlemen were appointed, VIZ. A. L. Davies,
VIM Staples, Ralph {. Shelton, capt. Moses
Philips, Capt Benz. Norvell, Wm. Christian. II.
aud Robert l. Coleman, who selected Chamve Car
ter ana Joseph X Irving Esqs.l
Rcsoltcd, that the proceedings Of THIS meeting he
signed by the President, and Secretary and for
wardod 10 the Editors oftho Richmond papcrs, aso
to the Editors OF the Lynehburg Nnglnlau and Viz.
glnia Advocate, with request thot thcy publish
the same III their respective paptfs.
And t,en, ON motion the meeting adiuured
Join COLEMAN Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
lIinnWan Botanic Cur Aeu
AND NURSERIES,,

M NJ PRINCE & SONS, PROJECTORS, nm
W nourca that the great eyten IONS made IN
Their Establishment, which rew covers near 30 u
rrc4 (omp'eth mn viii the choicest TREES,
SllRliBS and PLANTS, enubo them 10 offer
the rorlnua kind at the reduo d PRICES stated in
tiairneW Catalogues which viii be sent 10 any
person who my apply f1f them--T The size and ex-
excellence of'he Tree exceeds I'll foimcr pcliods
-and the most scrupuIous attention has been de,,-
ted 10 their accuracy, winch is invariably an object
of their personal attention. 10 Nurseries they
v III allow II hceal discount nnd convenient credit
AL letters desiring information viii be replied
To- by he first mali.As many persons are agents
ior dilefcu, Nurseries i, IS requested thar orders
intended for rs be particularly peciEad Every
invoice sent has II prisfA headine, and oiY sig
nature, and such proofot origin must be insisted
on, as We take upon ourselves no possibility un-
less such an invoice be produced.
Thor Treatise ON the VINE describes $50
kinds Of Grapcs and thoir culture. Their Treatise
on Horticulture contains descriptions of a great va
tlety 1T Trees and Plants and directions for cut-
Yallug tbem--and theif Pomolcgicai Manual, Just
published, Contains fail descriptions OF above 500
| Earlctle5 of Peas. Fums, Peaches, Cherries, 4
p1eola, Neeiarmes, Almonds. &c besides other
iruis 50 that Nh persons can make then selections,
with ano" ieJee utthe qualities
Catalogue, ca0'alaIns a minute description 81
i he above NQr,er, can be hed Of the subscriber,
~ho rs Agent @, iea...e tnl forward anv otil5
! he may be favored Win II 4 rOMpKiNS
sept % WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
BRUSHES.

Hajr Cloth, Serubblog, White wash Sweeping
Horse, Pant Tooth, Shoe Furniture, lIeartl and
Warmed, p,,is hrs &c
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4 ,OMPOJND Fluid Extract Sarsaparil-

. Ia MI '''' hN''"'' '7'r''lafi'-
Do do Buchu
Syrup Liyerwort, two sizes
Rice, Almonds,
Rasias, Fdoerts,
Ground Peas,
English Walnuts
Opium
Otto of Roses
Castill Soap
Red Lead
Liquid Ink, various size bottles.
Peruvian Bark, all kinds
Sulphate Quinine
Sugar for preserving, lo7r
Tickling, or Cider Vinegar will be received ia
a few days.
superior Turpentine Soap
h. DO White Bar do. etc
''. Sc'. AMI for saleby Howell DAVIES.
- IFS
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SURGICAL INSTRT NENTS

T0ckd, DI8I0cIm0, ToOlOl Eye, Amp0TaT1"l
Trepauamg, CupplDi, and ObstcttIca Instruments,
silver and Brass Spring and Thumb Laneols, Si!-
yer Gaheter3 and Elastic Boagcs, TraHaes OF all
dr.aflptlms Sclhc.eopes Soari6calof3, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
a large and paiaabie
En.faf FARM AND NItR-
lss.slR CHANT MILL,

on AIRS freh in thc County of Roekbfidge This
el'ote lies on the highway from Goylnelan and
Bath to LcNmgton and Is distant Con : miles
fobi The Latter riaer and III NILES from the
Youth ltlyer, "A uisgubIc branch Of the james.
The farm, with an addition Of 30 nctes of timber
land which haa recently been made 10 il, contains
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=. fkDs STbN.
SVNH ENN NENKASY

q As returned to Lynehharg, 10 remain n shou
NJ H. tlme-All persons wishing h, professional
services VIII pl.asc make immediate APPLICATION
lie 30 situated It, the Franklin Hotel
Sarr % i6s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

g VIZ OH now receiving Alfge sup
a ply of6est Lump Oil warranted Dl,re for sale
~ HOUFI. nAVIrs
Senty3 ifs
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.N$xgossse
y&aesNG ~



Ia Washngfon aity 70, tbr . hours ending a,
noon on ma 18th. ta.ee aera 30. now cases OF
Cholera and deatIa--aad Tor the same period
endius atfhe salaa Dan an tae lGh, new cases
anil deaths.
hlBolfmora. farihe . hours rdiag at 10 o'clock
~ tts morning Of re l5b, ds-c were Is deaths
#'ui for fhs #fw. p'toJ, sud@g ii the samc iou,
oo tae 10th sioa'5s
In Bo'fao, 3ne@ cascs reported on the l2th
ut md3 daatut.
"sed mas rom U4He We are just receiving
tha ascuon returns from Maine As far as heard
ffom Doo5caow ihe Republican candidate for Gov
ernor l2Gl ahead Of Smith, the Jackson candidate
and TIN present incumbent. The gain of the Clay
party, sraec the last election, lus far 300 votes
Maine VIC hopo, and believe, IS redeemed from
Jacksoulsm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
f3ENTlSI'.

~ BENSON intends ysiAeg Ivnehbwg
"a shortly, and viii offer his professional scr
wees to the citizens OF that town.
Sept 10 fits
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- Mr.. Breathht has entered upon the dis
charge of his duties as Governor ofKentucky He
has appointed Lewis Sanders, j. of Grant county.
Secretary Of State.
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GREEN GINGER.

a \ elegant article for preserving, just received
N and FOR sale by II. II. LYMAN.
.Jn
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WINES Il Sugars.

Port G1fet M7deua, Champagne, M1sru
Fronuen,o IN Bottles AMI in praogbt, PeI.oa
SYLVIA 5u1 other iAg0nrltr Bruids OF Seg ms.
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r The Na@ York Courier and Enquirer says
'aattaa ueu increase Oft subscription list, s'nca
the 23dof AUGUST, when it struck the Jackson Aay
las been Ia.
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Bank. Square. LWchbrfg, Ia.

1@NilE SunIscbas respectfully inform Country
y NctslHnts Phys.eins, AMI the tab.,s gone
rdlv. hat tbcY hRYs telscn auf r-Hast Q,- nrgf
and rohmoltons house IN Rons Sq4ata. M door
10 the II n,f7 Baaf = laemta. whsfr they ~
ter Ter sale {e#,r md ssHcia' assortment 1T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
XIII vW&SDAY MVSN4ssao OvAa % 10000

19th.-TEN ACRES OF LAND, south Of
the last mentioned lot, and Immediately west OF the
catholic Chapel.
9Oth-Aad the following mentioned GROUND
RENTS or ANNUIrlES, viz:
On Water Lot adjoining and to the north Of Deans
Wharf, per snnum fifty dollars.
On one quarter of square, corner OF Prince and
Fsyette Streets and quarter OF square, corner
of Duke and Patrick streets: on both Lots per al
nun. forty dollars.
On a Lot on Columbus street, per annum, fifteen
dollars and twenty cents.
On another Lot on Columbus street, per annum, tit.
teen dollars.
On Lot on Fairfax street, per amman, twenty dot
lars.
On two Lots on Fairfax street, each 80 feet 'front.'
thirty dollars and forty cents
On Lot on Fairfax, near Franklin, street, ~ feet
front, sixteen dollars and sixty seven cents
On Lot on Fai,fsx street, so feet Al inches front,
fifteen dollars aud twenty cents.
On Lot on Columbus street. As feet front, twenty
two dollars and fifty cents
On Lot corner Of Prince and Fayette streets, TWEEN
ty dollars.
UrThe sale Oh Wednesday, the 18th of July, will
commence ct 10 O'CLOCK in the morning. in front OF the
Sugar House ON the first described Lot Washington
street And on Thursday, the 19h OF July, Will com
mence at 10 O'Clock in the morning, on or near the
premises first described to be sold on that day, ut the
corner of Franklin and Columbus streets.
Terms made known at the time and places OF sale.
$ liz + ss ss ;SssHr' Trustees
June 12-eots %M. d. MUTT, Auciioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

missed his aim, on which the captain threw him
self between the lion and the people, SO ciose
that the lion stuck his claws into the caross nan-
te) of the Hottentot. But he was too agile for
him, dotted his caross, aud stabbed him with an
assagai. Instantly the other Hottentots hasten
ed on, and adorned him with their assasais, SO
that he looked like porcupine. Notwithstand-
inc this. he did not leave off roaring, but bit otf
some Of the assagasis. till the marksman, Jan
Stamansz, fired ball into his eye, which made
him turn over, and he was then shot dead by the
other people. He was tremendously large
beast, and had but short time before carried oil
a Ho,tentot from the kraal. and devoured him."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
SpicaAiA Furniture.

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa 'taker, King, ns1t doo'
TO the cor1seT Of nue. street.
sgAS on hand aad constantly manufactures gene
4 raj assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNitURE
Which Ger ard durability, lehca compcl:aon
Eis stock. sencraiiYcorssis OF
Crecian and pain sofas cOuctes andiounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrswng groom chairs
Grccian, winged snd single wartrobes
e,,estai.end with marble tops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and olock dining. card aud brcakasttables
Plain do do do do do
French and variou other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladies Tres, ng tables, with aud without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto and gen,lemen's cabinet secretaries and book
cases
washs,ands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and curl
maple aud common beaisteads
Cribs cradles, candlestans shaving table desks
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany Of vari0us kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded veneers, copalvaInsh sscsng bottoms, cords,
BEDS. ENATrR ASSES, sc.
The above articles vii, be disposed of Cash or to
punctuaf persons on the most libcra!t terms.
A very extensive patronage from Washington tndu
ces me to saw that wi eiver Furniture oany pur
chaser in that city free ofcxpcncc.
Trning& Carving executed In the best n1a1nsr.
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