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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

Vesseis. The first vessel, known, the largest
ever built. and for the most extraordinary Occa.
sion tnat ever occurred, was Noah's Ark, the
proportions aud model Of which have been ap.
proved by scientific men of modern times, as
most suitably adapted for the purpose designed.
The next account we have of ships vessels is
about 500 years after. They we're small in size,
and of rude construction, making snort voyages
in the Msditerranean. Red Sea. and perhaps to
India. We afterwards read of the Pheniclans,
Greeks and Romans, employing ships IN their
wars and commerce with other nations, and as
they were ignorant Of the magnetic needle, they
were guided principally by land marks. and ne
yer ventured out Of sight Of land. Bat in the
l4,h century. when the mariners compass had
been invented, & the phenomenon discovered. the
needle being constantly pointed to the polar star,
a new field Of navigation was opened. But the
advantages Of science and experience nov ena-
BILE the mariner to adventure with boldness and
security; and to conduct his vessel through the
trackless waters, 20 his far distant port, with as
much confidence as though his course were mark
ed by land marks Charleston City Gaz.
Immensely Of tho Un,uerse. Baron lack, an
eminent astrooger, computes that there may be
a thousand millions Of stars IN the heavens, art.
Astronomy, Encylop Brit --If We suppose each
star to be sun, and attended by ten planets
tieaving comets out of the calcuatlonj we have
ten thousand millions Of globes like the earth,
within what are considered the bounds Of the
known universe. As there are s,Hs which give
light throughout all these systems. we may infer
that there also eyes to behold it, and beings,
whuse nature in this one Important particular IS
analogous to oar own. To form an idea Of the
infinitely small proportion which our earth bears
to this vast aggregate of systems, let US suppose
5000 blades Of grass togrow upon square yard,
from y Inch we fad, BY calculating, that mea.
dow one mile long, by two.hrd, of mile in
breadth, will contain 10, 600 millions OF blades
of grass. Let US then imagine such meadow
stretched on, to the length of q mile before US.
and the proportion which a single blade Of grass
bears 10 The ,csCie heritage on it, surface will ex-
press the relation which our earth bears to the
known universe! But even this is exclusive.
probably, of millions Of suns, "bosomel' in the
unknown depths Of space, and placed forever be.
You'd our ken, or the hight Of which may not have
had time to travel down to Us since the period OF
their creation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

b, NV" ~ natice yesterday Of the funeral of the
.,i :" poDDRIDGE, we would have mentioned,
}, * 'ren earlier appraised Of the circumstance,
bs,ko resident and Directors Of the Chesa-
i ,ss, aaG Ohio Canal Company, as a mark
r,r ,pget Tor the memory Of the deceased, ad-
n "'u he'r meeting, aud attended the fune.
v" De gratifying to the people of the Dis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
TIC Ment.

49,. The three story BRICK DWELLING
~ on King, near wser stree, with h, DION
H. :, ing LOT, on wlioh Ia, re IS Rack stable
49, and Carriage House, lately occupe d b, ssmu
ell b. Larmour he house has oeen recently paint
ed, and is in good order; may b. examined, aud pos
session given immediately The principal par, Of his
furniture may be had None but puI ctus,. careful
Tenant need apply. For terms apply at the warehouse
of SAMUEL B. HARBOUR e Go.
oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
Fishermen Look Here!

I WILL lease, for number of years. my Point land.
ing, to good tenant, and as my object is to obtain
the for manure than to profit by the rent
offer it for only the necessary Fish for my family
use and for all the oals It has always been consi
dered one Of the best Herring Landings; and by re
moving hang in the upp part Of the birth, which
will not cost more than from 800 to 5000, it will be
equal to any oherin the vicinity as Shad Fishery
tits only l6 mics below Aexsndrs, d. e.
For its character and atvantagesI refer to Capt Jas
Hollis near tsrris' Lot Charles County Maryland,
of the most respectable and experienced fishermen up
on the Potomac, aho has known it for fifteen years; al.
so tn Afr Alonzo Hollis, Abingdon, Hartford County,
MARYLAND, who has ished it with hi. father
WM l.. BRENT,
PoInonkey, near Pisca'away, Maryland.
sent 7-oawt;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
From, the Pennsylvania Argus, (Gresnstarg. }

GEN. ARrHER ST. CLARA Monument,
plain and simple in its construction, has just been
erected over the remains Of this revolutionary
veteran, which are deposited in the Presbyterian
Grave Yard, in this borough. For years this
spot, where repose the ashes Of this brave but
unfortunate General, has been marked by no.
thing, save the thorns and the thisles, that have
prOfuseiy grown over it, A more distinguished
mark was due from his country. Failure in eff.
frcting an index, however simple in its cOnstruc.
ton, that might point the passing stranger to the
sacred spot where sleeps the early champion in
the cause Of freedom, aud the DO ;om friend Of
the father Of his country" prompted members
ut the masonic institution to rear suitable me.
mortal over the bones Of their departed brother.
IL is Of an obelisk form, and stands on base Of
6 feet square, rising Is to 60 feet. The whole
is surmounted bv handsome urn, and bears the
following inscription
on THE SOUTH SIDE.
The
earthly remains OF
Major General
ARTHUR ST. CLAIR,
are deposited
beneath tins humble monument,
which is erected
to supply the place of nobler one,
due from his country.
He died August 81, 1918,
in the 84th wear Of his age.
ON THE NORTH SIDE.
This stone
is erected over the remains
of their dsported brother
by members Of the
Masonic Society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
District Of Columbia.

County Of .aterandric. Set.
TNO. " MONROE has sppied 'o' i.on William
% Cranch, Chief Judge OF the United States Circuit
Court Of the DistI,c, OF Columbia. to be discharged
from imprisonment, under The for the relief Of IN.
solvent debtors within the district of Colanbia
SATURDAY. the 24h Of November, al o'ck'ck :. 81 at
tue Court Hous, Alexandra; when and where his
creditors r,qu red 20 attend
nov 22-3t EDN. ]. LEE, G. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

A blank is left on one Of the pannels. on which
il is intended to pl.ce u suitable inscription to
the memory of The wife Of the deceased, who lies
buried BY his side.
The whole was executed BY VIM. p. Saunders,
OF this place, and displays great skill in the work
manship.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
Sales at auction.

TNHE bslance of the large and we'll selected 'ot OF
L BOOKS, FANCY GOODS, TIC viii be conuau'
ed THIS EVENING, when the whole will be posi-
lively closed GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
FOtice

New Books
lust received on sale. by W. NJ MORRISON,
d The American Almanac and Repository of Use'
full knowledge, for the wear 1883. Price 81 90.
Desytrs Annual Register and Almanac for 1888
Farmers s. Mechanic's do do do for do
Theological Library, vol. No. 2; consisting OF Reve>
!aton by Shurtleworth
The Boys and Gti's Library, No.
Webstel's United States
Signs Of the Times, 2 vols
DIR. Peyson's Family Sermons
Stewart on the Romans
The Young Mans Own Book
The Young Lady's do do
The above, with as fine collection Of Theological
and school Books as can be found in the District will
be sold on as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
Gj'Wiil be received in few days, from Boston and
New York, q very fine collection of Reading Books,
suitable for presents to young persons
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Choice Wines at Suction.

Choice Wines at AuctiOn.
consequence Of the dissolution Of the partnership
OF hessrs Payne Barr, Of Madeira. the subscr'b.
er will offer At public auction tuesday, the 27tb,
the following choice parcel of their
OLD MADEIRA WINES,
which will be sold without reserve, viz:
Or. casks
2 Or casks Tinta
do Sercisl
do Aslmsey To whie', will be added,
pipes Old London taficuisr. in the public
stores. entitled 10 Debenture: "Figueira brand"
hid Sereial ditto
do Tinta ditto
Terms liberal and made known the Gay of sale.
nov Is 8. MESSERSAlTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
Riding Morse.

T WOULD sell my Riding Horse-not having much
Il use for one Just now. BE j. known be vesy suit
able for lsdys use, being remarkably gentle and Of
easy gait. GEO JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

FLouR.-Thursday. the current price Of Flour
from wagons was sc O6: few loads we're taken
at OS, 6 10, and l2i Yesterday the ruling
price was ~ Several sales have been made
from stores at l24!. and some lots extra Flour
at 6 l6to 90. The receipts have been heavy; but
the demand has more than kept pace with them.
The price has been forced up by the filling of
contracts made some time ago, when an idea pre-
vailed that decline must take place. so soon as
the mills were enabled to grind. With cont.
nuaiiun of the present run Of flour. we anticipate
speedy reduction in price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
COMMERCIAL.

Price Of Produce in alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Flour, per barrel, Sc lsa a 90
Wheat, per bushel, 10 l 90
Corn, do 07S aO75
Rye, do 62a 90
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, SO 20 IS
Oats, from vessels, do so 40 Sc
Corn Meal, yellow, do Is 40 20
Corn Meal, white, do 70 a075
FIaxseed, do 25 40 90
Whiskey. per gallon, 81 40 80
Bacon, per cwt. so a 90
Butter, per 10. DO 40 Is
Lard. do O07 40 08
Plaster Paris fretain npr tom : so no 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

economy Of Stale Bread The London bak.
~ I'd "e'r answers TO the questions put to them
"' committee OF the House Of Commons, in
''eand' appointed during the scarcity of the
=" .0V'' to devise means Of afordius relief. as
i'esaopes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

nov 24-w4ws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

The ship Helen Mar, arrived at New Orleans
oh instant from Philadelphia, made her ,un to
The Ralize 10 eight days and ffsen NOUS. is said
% have been the shortest passage on record.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

Jass ph r. IngersolI. Esq, Of Philadelphia. is
a?ponted to deliver funeral Grafton on the la,e
CHARLES CaRRoLL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

The Boston Commercial Gazette says" Mr.
Fisher has been entirely successful in executing
=, Portrait Of the late DR.. Spurzhelm Every
thing in the features, air and complexion, is
pronounced perfect by the most competent Judges.
Whatever Iikrnesses may exist of this great man
in Europe, none. we are sure, can exceed ia's IN
ruth and value
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

here are nine capital offences in this country
ID "'eat Britain there are one hundred aud sixt
70 crimes punishable BY death.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

ne Dreaming La,cyer.-The Boston Atlas
'i!S lNc Lawyer who drew the high prize Of FRY
"''aa dollars lately in New York, We are in,
|"ed' Anthony Dey,, Esq father of the Rev,
N'aard 'arck Dey. lii. rumored that he gave
We lottery broker five hundaed dollars as hush
l'ney but the secret leaked out. II Is reported
'.A' ne was induced to buy the ticket on the faith
u a dream
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
rlNECUTGissS SALE.

w IL he otI.rcd fersalo, a''as late residence
w et Bcnammi Stonr, dee near Amherst
Courthouse. ON Thursday the 2ddayof February
next lffnr # not tho ucNt iam day thereafter Sun.
days excepted and viii hr continued from day It
Gay until all he sold the entire crop of every de
scrpplion Stock Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils, d,c ~. and as many oflhe
Slaves as may be deemed sufficient with the per
shabc part otihe Estate. to rny all debts ehareea
Sic upon sand Estate ameng them are many very
valuable
For the Slaves and all SUMS Of SO and under
cash will be required; All others vii he sold ou a
credit OF SIX months bearing lGteresttram the =,
ofsae Bonds ana uncxeeptionable security will In
required IN every easc.---'Fh he interest will be IT
mued on all WHO ,haII PAY pnctually
The executor takes tins opportunity TO inform
all those who have amy caim, Against said Estate
10 bring them forward that provision may be mad.
for their payment, and all otthose owine, 10 make
immediate payment, as heis very DESTROYS 10 bring
his cNeeu,uial laburs 10 a close
JAMES T. GARLAND
EN or ofBcnanmi Stone. dec j
Jan ~ IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
MOTTO E.

= II rcr,on- mllUI.d 10 N MI IHiT0p 4
~ the fir, day oi Ja9or} Isa2 VIII p''a#'
o8r forward aud make immediate settlement q.
a.d'mand ..1ara H. Any one At all aeqoarorc.
alrb his mauu.r ii DOM blspue#s. nut L. a"ap
that punctuaIi,y on the part OF h,s customers l. IN
dlspcuably necessary Ia make THINGS Pfosre
smoothly Iheeforo, the subscrbcr leeIs W.
assured that no other notice Will be necessary as
mi OF his customers are very prompt
The subscriber takes tIls opportunity Of ae,uow
le1sn4 10 d." pu5le his gratitude for thclr very h
asral patronage and hopes tjI to merit the aauc
2+s IL ho, uae on bad beautiful assortment
Of superme Cloths, tassmucs, Vesungs. a. all
Of WINDMILL b, sod extremely low Tor cash
JOHN G SHELTON
Jan l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26

PeiSon'ne Young Smell the boy convicted Of
ar attempt to poison the family of DR. Moves in
Boston, was sentenced on w ednesday To one day j.
solitary conhnement and two years, hard labor in
the Massachusetts State Prison sentence not 10 be
executed until the 2lst inst In the meantime he ia
to remain in jail unless ballcd in the sum Of $1,000
on an appeal to the supreme court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
Sd, ~ . & "a
StDDLEl,

SFtEEI- truly iliankfnl
:ur iilr liberal support
Is hiCh has been siiJfdeii
him ~ LIS lin. oil lasite :,
by = libra ptiblif. aud
takes tbs opportunity TO
solicit f.llnre ra'foiiag
aud prbhi .. on Ia rsri
10 e.,l-av ~ 81 II It IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
u WEE * tSOasHIANED

Z - r Ii FULLY mSrm t.e l.adtcs of
" d Lynohhurg aud is vicinity, that they
have received q part OF their Eai supply OF
r"ufy Goods, u which they particularly invite
tier attention. Among tie articles received
are The following, VIZ:
. boxes 50 enad new STYLE tnunei Ribbons
| do cNua i, rich iViun.rru.t.rns
- pieces very handsome BIZ Ribbons
dozen beauiituI EmhIu. Gaa2r HdIfs
90 90 90 Cfapr no
do very rich Emhro Lace do
1 DO han some Barge To
t'rc's Q4nz' de fcrs,a a new aud beautiful
ie Tor LadI-s' Dresses
pi@ce> NJ a. = onles best italian Lntp>irjpr
~ I'' do dn very handsome
: % ZEE Blond |eil., new s.NIr
q" hnr ihnen Camuric Hdhls. with Dor
du,)
DO Handsome Emhro Hose
pee" fac deep greco Barele
DE- larGe Shell Combs
q handsome assortment of 1hrend Figlnr.
lUstitlngs, DC.
Ia addtnon 10 the above. W. shall rere;vs il,
few daSs, direct from Nv YORK. aud pm.
ue!Ph", our tr''rc fnll supply of Staple and
tancJ Go9ds, which, added 10 our rrssopt
STOCK, vi" make our assorl,aen, larse IN, i. ).
rabie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26

Aettdem-Wc learn from the Editorl the Bos
ton Centlne that Lieutenant Rabbit, of the Unite,
States Navy, had his leg fractured by the upsettn
Oh the Southern Mail Stage, ON Friday ovenm:
III Newton no others hurt IN. J Gem. AGr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, &c
y. I. &. J. e.. RDYA6F


+ u hN + .rrd lrar Ne" Yorh. rhl.d,l
49, ph'a til a ra.and g gepet- ss>orm4ni
winch the, Ill, 81 p y.icinn- Sac. tlao,s and
IL raa1o - Ivy atnnns "L,,u are the lul-
LOWING ana g.
tl,om oaa 6..n1er sal. Gh1harh. Gent.an.
t#f0'aN barh, ooa *, Cafas.hor + ~ SUI
rh"t, d''Ch'..' H., 80. BauZo u { AMI ADD, $,
CASTLE S.. =. .e.t Nind,,r e. ju,,ke.s Pbos-
rhaft 81 yu Car"opal, Il . rrocip. Carh DO.
Nahfr"e = - Pulv. tnateoai, Gun Aro,s,
- sh.c. Gnn Oa,,n, Gun * rno Castor
Oh, hn'sfrd, r., pr,trrs of all desrrin-
- s Q'Ipne =. Iabslc Marpnia. AteI4te DO,
liz. f"l'.s, iod re, OIL of Blacb Ptpptr, Bloch
tNtdr OF Nj .try. Prepared Kali, E4t Colo,
rlHih' do, Efa'tauy, dc b"'ladr ua, Blue Mas
taicmed Aiaaar'ja, Lump No.. Rarax refined
ana ttnat. Carbonate Ammonia. Bcruuda Az
OK Eo'', ct Ro.rS, Cous rye r. rs. l. ccac.
Jalap, C"i mel, Iaid Ext. Sarsapa~ill4, do. l.
veI""lp Gh f'de of Lirr. S. Eia'rs. Pear
A'hrS, Wac G't ger, IL he'd y crm, Giouud
d.. \" IN g, Clos =, Mace. Cas-,a. P-.uer,
i'Iahe asle, Preston sails, Arp.ua1c rgtgrnt
d D!ratla ln',, Gar. OF, Noes
H#l IN. led hp9wder, Se,llng
-. ..0 At a, faprh b.n,ha,. hair 40
messing DO, C4rels Hair pen
II IA N'S, match bsxes, Loliilrri's
49, '' ruff, Recess uster color.. ass
.ss. 3 gla,se., &c. &.
- u.s.
- ne r'rcbsnts and the public gene
fa.. ste Irsi.ed To- cal.
= = e'enIar atteo' unpaid putting IN
s''#' r. - sl,t,us did families,
- "a -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
y. TEACHER w ANFEf,.

n YOUNG Nan wei qualaifd TO t#aeh 'as
3A English hHsarhss oil EdasauoH. I'D the
Isi,u LIN -1ilsa# sill hnd employment m IL ca
ra..tg, by applying at this OiIiee
I'm . :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26
IL 81 SysaSV AL

X HE subscriber has aiken the Bel Ia'''4
IS at Nelson Court House, (Lo'As
where he is nov ready TO receive al P'' -,
who may favor hm With their company al" "a
pledges himselfto use every exertoH 10
the most general satisfaction.
HIS house is staa.pd mar the Coartho' ii
and is large ard comnodIons. h stabf sse
BRICK, and calculated T. hold from forty ~
horses,-this is likewise pentiiully SUI f..s.
with Grain, folder, &c. which. with the a." r.
ton O good and faithful servants, he no.
''''''' '''' - J. B. sTorE
Ae',on c. Il Oct. p.
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I4tn rnOrne > ,illls


In he corporation NJ LypcA5mg,
WA Ill he Ia readiness tor tie reception
Wy OF Wheat by the 20b OF July. We
vi civ the highest cash rr,cr for wheat or
Il preferred, barrel II suierhne -four, o pass
The Richmond Inspection, ior each nsr aud
Lait ush l.,
tbase Nils are situated on the hack Of
Lr#t Wan Greek, ius. above the Toll Bldg.
Iar asrk be n navieable, will rdott ii hnars
{. lve,ng and receiving t0tir lads a. the door
OF the Mdis, and beng not very distant l,oin
she business pm OF town, farm Is can with.
ont much Inconvenience Rnd Delay atleEd IN
the dt. charge ot their wagons,
W. SOLICIT an fuubpie~ nth The growers AZ
H,ro 81 Wheat before tnrs make disro,l
of H. VI. q II. s. IaNGHORNE.
y b. Servant, CHARGED With tnc delivery
81 wi AZ VIII b. promptly attended to, aud dis.
missed N,lh al possible despatch.
NJ. q H. ;. l..
Jul, II. ts
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

nv VI 80 - -
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Aff1iN NtN - % III. h'''aii ~
B9oe4 NTH HI odr''e e'a 'ai'7I Ut m >e'.0'.
Edward Livingston, ct i'aH's.the. ~ sa '@f'...'
>. Of State Of the United state. We N''a9 VA"
& .ren resigned
LOUIS McLonf. OF Delaware To ~ '''.s my %.
Ia Treasury of.hs United ai''cs VIC '''asI y
la-h". resigned
Lows Ass, OF OHIO, lobe . 'Ietaf} '' the " III
pePor'H NJ vice John II ta'.o. fs...o'd
Aeohmyo OF " iiom5ai..". lah' Ne-
Rolea .oaa fancy of Mae In be- Al
turnrv G#u.rd Of the umtod State VIC john
Macpherson l'.raen, resigned
lu#s Buchanan, OF feupsy lruua ~ In In.
10y Extraordinary and Minister flemp't'nftJ ol
tie C@t3 States 10 the Count oI ri i'ia Im1'h.
Ficc JON l'u5e.ph resigned
Angus. I"ys1rr OF Louisiana. ia'. i#i.s'. ID
Ailayes o. tn. bmad State, at In cunt - ins
NaJ"sty the King Of The Ne'hpI"ds
David Porter, Of ionns} AWfa. 1n II. hafrs
ddAh.f,a of the Cmtad State at th. Sublime
bcT'c
fmpcls Bavhcs. Of Massachusetts,. lH hs iin'
tAheIe# of the United Sta'es To tin RreaH' oi
B5rEas Avrcs, wee ]olm u lorass dee a. Il
John Daug'r1eh. jr IN he Collector ot TIT ns
tn. tbe D.-tact of l.a.i Rtea lH. Sia.a OF
Nrr'u,a vic" John = Rot. deceased
y .Iuum - lam. To- he surveyor aod ln#hsalo.
al zine Revenue fortae Per. II rua r,,.4 VIE
John Haywood, toh. >ar -ar ard Inspector oil
tn Revenue for the Pot nj Mu..a. iu "a. slut
ri Norh Cmolna VIC, lao.. Pah... j.fe#..d
james D.ll 10 be so'le-'or a. Nh. Gu'.eH - Nh.
District ot S, Join. and la.g .0.a.afuI ktu,uu#
tor ii. Fort OF Jacksonville. DO IL Territory of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-26

= + IVES Washington Al noon ou iuesIpv
IhS thursday aud Satrrda, iPussf> through
,hecounllrs OF FGt,ftt, friHcf ULiiam. i4lt-
94aer. CHipePer Madison, Ord1ge, dlbe@c,ae,
\ hou, 1mdCr5t, 10 igactbHg.
ui5ueh Compile aud Plsgirnt1 - Das-
vile, aud thence /, SGieat. AOrW E9r0Eaa
Al " h ch plac' Il inier,etiS the Linz ia thr
6oid Region aud tie Lrre 10 COim5la, ia.
Ea,Ia NlLsd1cr,Hc. ~
ilne 10 DaarHie distance Of 268 miles
tlrec aud hoii days. tarr. etg teen dollars
lhis ru#te branches AT Lgnchburg aud rlals
t. SHism IA. AT which Ilae- il miersecis the
Fatty Lneto Tennessee, .4iajamn. 81.
Distance irom Washington 1" Salem, Iirgi-
"ia, 153 miles. li"e, 81 day,, tate sl7 25.
From Igrch6Htg Tt Subscriber also owns
h'ne TO lhe Firg .fEa Gde1ag Places, travel.
led al og"Iher IN tue day time distance iU3
miles Far, IS 80
From WashIr.to to Columbia, by my route.
the Distance IS 81 nils by Hchnond 81
mile. 10 augusta to Ad's3aer}}t d,c. the dis
taucr 6v my 'onte is uco,er tan that by Rich.
m9nd. u5' From six TO ulne hours allowed
~ slerp log each night. I'm accommodations
a'e tte'i.'~d To be good Throughout bit the
be,' accommodations II Danvlile, 10 Salem,
Va. aud the WATCHING Places are provided lay
NM. Smith, C0ipeper, Gil Ia.
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