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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-11

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOWDEN,) tor the
Town. and thrice week Cor the Country on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets, nearly oP'
posite the Post Office. Daily paper 3d. Country pa
per SIS per annum. advertisements inserted az .ns
following rates: For square of 10 lines 'nses'ea
daily, or every Other day three tunes, s,i anu
en;s for every subseauen, insertion On ADVERTISE
men,, inserted once or t,cce ,oeek Is per CEN, adj
di.ional No Aiverti,c nynt considered less 'han
squsre, nor inserted for less than 81 Al. ~dvernse
meats published in the Daily, appear IN tue Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-11
New York. wednesday, August 8.
NetU Cases. Deaths.

BRooKLYx.-The Board Of Health reported,
Yesterday, l2 cases and deaths.
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WnMIxaroS. del J Aug. Z.

WrLMINGroN, del Aug. 7.
The Cholera has at leusth reached our city.
Two cases occurred This morning. bearing the
marks we are Informed. Of decidedly malignant
cholera. The first was the case Of man resid-
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For iSent.

ss The STORE HOUSE we now OceG.
$.s' by, an xcellent stand, and well Calculate"
sss, for AN extensive wholesale and retail Grocer
49,. business by citing shed in the back arc,
which would cost very little Possession may be b'i
at any time, and the rent is very low.
Also, the Store House and Dwelling lately occupeu
by Richard Hopkins 4 Co. ore of the best stanl'
and stores in town for the wholesale and retail W!
Goods business; and the Dwelling is convenient. pea
SAINT and healthy. Possession may be had on the 'A
Of September next.
june25 -2awtf JOSEPH JANNEY 60
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PHILADELPHIA, August s.

Health Of the Cay.-rhe cholera report Of
Yesterday was much more favorable than could
have been anticipated. But one hundred and
fourteen cases aud forty six deaths were report
ed, exhibiting decrease of TWENTY-FIVE cases and
seventy seven deaths. when contrasting the re-
port of Yesterday with that OF tuesday last
What is especially conso'lng s, The decrease OF
cases in private practice o' TUESDAY mere
we're seventy eight cases Of this kind, aud TWEEN
ty six deaths report-d-hui Yesterday the report
diminished to for,y three cases aud but seven
deatas-Phh Inq.
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Joha EuAlipp,
(L.47'E FROM B.AL7YWORE,)
ID ESpECrFUli Y informs his friend, and 'hr put
IL lie generally, hat he intends carrying on the

IL lie generally, hat he intends carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS,
opposite A. Newtons Hotel. in the house lately oecn
pied by Samuel Isaacs where he will dye Ladies and
Gen,iemen's Garments ofcvery description in the best
manner, cleanse bleach, ard curl F'nges Of Nerioo
and Cashmere shawl also Leghorr Bonne's Of ever
descriptions also Grapes and Silks Ofeycry descrPhoH
Gauze Shawis. Silk Hose, Bonbazines, &c.
iune l6-d3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
FALL X ACES.

"IE FALL RACES over tn Rocky Mount
Il course, Franklin county, Va viii com
meme on the e5th day ofsep'ember rs aud con
TIME four DAYS
lst day--A sweepstakes for colts anil iihes
mile heats, six entries, sol each an5e,nscd W
VIM Garths Monsieur Tonsaa f.ly,--Wln
Hurts diuo,-Yclyerton divers Lawrence colt
Paschal Buiord's Shahspearo colt Iohu y IL,
lors ditto--ani Thomas lial,s do Sly
End dayJockcy Club purse, tao mile heats,
.S20o-cntrancc SIS
3ri d,y--p,oplciot's purse nile hcais--en-
trance $40
4,h da,-A Handy cap race for Two fine sad
dl,s--thc ID 81 and III days. free iar any horse
mare. OF eeldlns, y tho sasl pad by the Proprietor
Tor zach day racing.
The Proprietor is prepared with plenty Of oi4
gram and fodder.
Stables and hitter furnished gratis, and cvcry cX
trlon will he used to have the course IN lai order
TlloS HALE, FCcwtst.
Aug 81. Wiw
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NOTICE.

p virtue, and IN pursuance Of a decree OF the
Circuit superior 'opl OF Law aud Glance
ry for the town Of l9nridao2, pronounced IA the
case ofJamcs Powell Plaintiff against \ iaN W IL
kcr executor of Rebrr " aik5r, and others, De
t,ndonis The undersigned who is appointed by
said decree n Commissioner ion that purpose, viii.
on the lstday Of October next, upon the premise
and at the Mansion llou<e. sell to the highest hii
der, for cash, the Tract Of Lanl in the county Of
Amherst about one mile South West Of Amherst
Cout-I louise benz the Laui OF winch the sud
Robert " aIk,rdlg scplel IN remainder, and III
which Sarah Powell has Il lie estate. Tie Land
VIII BE- sold subiectto the lite estate Amy mor-
u,a,.on upon the SUBJECT VIII be gwen on enquiry.
and those wjshng 10 purchase, are invited to e.
anime the Land ROBERT TlNSIEY.
Cumml54 4ontt
July % tbs
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\ Valuable and beautiful Coun-
try seat for sale.

vu HE subscribs, under power Of Attorney
from John Dickinson, Is authorized To sell
that beautiful seat opposite LYnohbnts ON WMsh
Mr. john kcheson resides at this TIM. There is
certainly no residence IN this part Of The country
which commands so beautiful prospect nor is any
trac, OF Land to be found with such extensive auH
thriving Orchards ofthe best selected rare tim, a'
all kinds-,here being near l04o t.afi, az. = ga-
several thousand bearing peach tree ard atsr
thousand younger apple trees, Ola LAST tim o.
forty varieties OF apples, twen,y d Of peal. aer
six or eight of choice cherries TIE tract cas' an.
near 80 acres Of Land, and ir6a IL situation y III,
quality OF the soil, confirmed BY ..= bearing II. ~.
grape vines, there can be no doub' bot that i,.r,
are the finest situations for vineya.is IN =. fh
country, lfthe place is no. sold privately a..HcU
this and the first Vi. October Il VII, on thst aa3 n
sold publicly for cash. en- the promises.
JOHN u. EIcHIssON, Auor-
ucy IA lac
July 10 WIS
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FOR RENT.
tftoLIC DROPS. FOR IN
EA<TS
Ointment for Piles. and eye " alter.

Prepared min - Gsar.e u1R,or'aa Rah'mote
.YFsIlE t,uye Articles ara rom iAl fasffpla oi a
W regular cdueatei Physician, and have born
'L,HfY approved y some ot thn moa slaliul lhy
ms II out county Tic Ghollc Drops mn the
,Dutmnfio 80, ples hive been ~ USE for more .1an
twenty 6,c YeaH. and the proprietor hes neYee
.uoWn fb,m 10 fHl Of a saatafy elect In y"ah9
Children the chale IS mot sahJcct to gIeai Votdy
OF c1u#ss, h,oee The sam prcparats,n may be
ouaa 10 be extensively usefnt The PtIrsIn Their
carly stage lsa simple disease, and may be- cnfed
by simpla means, whcn thu discase assume tht
character of Gstua, the proprietor dos PromIs a
rurc hut even II this aggravated form ni the Dis
caae, this Ointment Will be found to be dc.lrabe
palliative.
References tie greatest responsibility N t'got
otihe I hoilc Dfops aud Pile Ointment, can Al
Ways be made Tho Eye Watcr beng new AZ
u,r. IL great yalne IS not 81 ext'ns vely kuosn
bua5 fan ass used Is understoodro have been yefy
F, chfaeioas.
! Received and for sale hV
! Howell DAVIES, Agcat.
JUL - WIN
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Sep, 10
VIRGINIA

Y eery, holden al me Town o! ! .58s.Hsrs oat'.
Iiih OF MAY Isl
William Kelly All Many his vi, lat" W.
Kennedy, HHa.
acaiHa
Susanna Alfred. administrators 20. In koaH. :
decd. and Thomas Alfred h.r husband Niaiap
Wright and Cynthia Is VIE tie saul William
Wright and Jonas picrse. executors ef1as,ph ~
ne,,y. decd Elizabeth Kennedy widow aud fa.iet
Of the SAID Joseph K,naeag aetI. =. Um' ID
Oney rs wifi, ] Il pandeuor AL pfur.ls h.
wife I " Darnln, aud Ia u.s VIE join NJ
r,r ard Polly ms w,ic. " at S.noot aud S1saaaa
his wife and jesse Kennedy Dt#
On the notion Of te d,',ndut William
WRIGHT and Cynthia h. " r. t.lgabsth k,naedy
and John poindeS cr aa1 Dtu La his wde. ~
counsel. to dissolve the injunction awarded t"f
plaintiffs in this cause On thc lath day of AlaY,
ls26 the court, on consideration u The ba1 an
swers Of those defendants. oxhads. and Gamma
tons Of wi,nessee and after hearing caan,"' n ~
position thereto 18th releet Tic motion "'d deu
order Tint one al rs commissioned 10 take an ae
count Of tie admnislraton.at tl. defendants WI
liam WrisLi AMI Jonas PURGE upaH tho estate 81
their tes.ator also nn aceoun' 81 tie ndnHnsfa
ton ofthe SAID Joseph Kennedy deceaa'J upon his
estate o., Jesse Kennedy deceased also an Neeonnl
of the administration &c IL defendants, ihotn1.
Afr a1i Susanna b. y l. upon the t@taiee II
thes q. tate also en account btRaen lhr F.4n
III aud the sad Jo,cph ksmcdY deceased. an
o. account Of tn rents, llrss and profits OF ih'
la3a and slaves the la. mentioned. md make fe-
p1It =. rof 10 IL court with any matters SPECIAL
Is stated thought pertinent by himself o. re4mlee
by the asses 10 be 60 stated.
Apl at a = lnafiof Couft of thWefY, holden "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
Patent Straw Cutters and Corn
Shelters.

VENllE subscribers, agents Tor J. Parker Rich
n ulond proprietor aud maker oiSatlurd's Pa
tent Straw Cutting Machines, and patHnt,c OF the
Iron Cylinder Corn Shcller,l respectfully mfslul
their friends and the public that they have received
a lot OF those valuable and most highly approved
machines which they otier for sale at tbs Rich
mond manutacory prices and boatage. AanY re
columend1tlons of those most us iui straw Cutting
Machines might be CIV n, were IT necessary, from
men uf hTgh standing, who have long had them III
use, as over five hundred OF them have already
been sold, aud now ia IN this state, and not
an instance has been known If tirrnut being aP.
proved Of but as II T. Npected that all who may
wish To purchase those machines, md the Crrn
Shc.lels, Will wish to examine them, and j',d.e iat
themselves, II Is thought unnecessary To el1t
any certificates Recommendation, IA, they oaili-
clcntly recommend themselves, especially when
seen IN Suffice II Ia say that Tor s,mPl5-
city OF construction, durability and performance.
they are believed 10 far excel all otiler machines
for the purposes for which thy are intended.
SCRUGGS y BACBY.
+. Straw Cutters may be scca IN use at K
Morris, Franklin Hotel ? Jones, Union IIotsi,
A Tompkln's Farmers Bank and VIM Elliott S
Livery Stable
Sept IL Is
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MOTTO T..

p vutue, and IN pursuance Of decree Of the
II > Circuit Superior Courtof Law aud Ghmneery
for the town of ly0rhhufs, pronounced IN the ease
iofGeotgc tskfdee administrator Of DANIEL Shelly,
deed. Pinntil, against William |. BOILING, and
others, defendants. Thr undersigned, who Ia II
qut.d by said decree 10 do 81, viii On the 20th day
iof oetnh,rncxt upon the premlees sell, 10 the hleh
est bidder, for cash, moety of certain undlvI-
ded tract OF parcel Of land situate lying and beng
IN The County Il Amherst, on Eynch's road,
aud Is the same and purchased by the SAID VII
. ham l.. boiling md John u. Boiling Of joshua y
Rucktr estimated tn contain one hundred and II
teen ard An hall acres hc the same more or less
also one sorrcl horse about ter twelve years OF
ape, saddle and hrdc ono bed bcislead and furnl-
tucr six windsor chairs one table. one trunk, two
pows, tWu ouUlters, two sets of pow gear, TIVE
HAes one OK cart one yoke OF steers, two boas; on
james River, together with all the said William
l.. Bolngs interest IN the undivided estate OF his
late taihcr John Boiling, decd both zeal and per
sonel OF SO much of the SAID property as shall be
sufficient to produce principal sum Of money y
mounting to vol IT, with interest on 80 81 parcel
thereof. from the 18th day Of May, ls2s TIL the
day Of sale, and 'fl OF the costa of the said suit
and such additional sum Ms shall be sufficient 10
detiay the cxpences incident Ia the execution of the
said decree NELSON &. DAWSON,
sheriff Of Amherst county
Sept 20 tbs
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, u iR6.Eit M - A,'t.ni in th'Csr.. IT,. o..
tiscah r'iefi5r Court u la" and chaneary r., -,
town Of Lynehhurg, the 9Th day Of Aasn., 70, us
Francis Gaaws y, a. sinistrator de bonis hun '---
viii annexed Of John galloway, deed W,lam p,, I'm o'e
Doc his wife. John He" 1T aud Sarah A. h.. ~
1h"m Is Harvey, administrator II Naufa C4l..' '.
flHiutihs, a. aint John l. nch, j.. eNrcaf,. ~
Wafd, iced and his THrst. Ihar4s L. So
acintnt.tratof - honfs non with It sstI tra=s
Nltds sen doc, Hu1 as sdlninisi ~
with the Will annexed al thaties L.. L.
Sauuel Brsnsfo'd, administrator Of Robert .
decc ..rI. iyrsh uiiard aud john " AID ar
sxo'r.. Of John Ward, Jun deceased the .4td = |
Hili nd III m. own fgin John II .iard Iad r3sos -
VI, JolD Natd, tmlaefy john saIth, - iha-, =,
eAcratar ii Henry q. 1allaway, deceased, >tmn5. =
nell aud jlnrs {. Norman, Defendants d.
The Defendant john Lynch, J.. not having rHt...,
appearance Hud plstn security according 10 lii. u
ts-cnbl, and the ruies nfthi. court. and apn,a "
tat f1c'ors evidence that he is ibhabita5t as,
country II ordered, that the laid defendant ia,
here thf int day afthr next term. and answer
ncu Ell bill the plaintiffs, aud that copy nfthis
forthn Hl inserted IN snne n"wsoaier Hrrted nth,
II lyur lhuIs, for months saucessIScis a4
'front.' door "tthe ceurt-houst IL the sal l,4,
ACIpv-1estc, ID. NOlIfS.
Aur. "a N4u
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LINSEED OIL, SPTS. TUR-
PENTINE, AC'.AC.

hAVID r. LYMAN, at Duvars Old Stand,
- has jus, received fresh supply Of Linseed
Oil, Sp,s. Turpen,ne, Sweet Oil, Canphor, Bur
gundy, Pitch Aromatic Salts, Qunne French J
EPSON Salts &c. SC. which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment complete all of
which viii. be sold at very moderate advance up
on New York prices. DR. LYMAN
N. B Cholera Medicines compounded at the
shopiest notice DRL.
Sept. 10. lis
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Angus, o

\ Rules holden IN the Clerk Office of the trcnt Sufe
e-A nor curt Of La" and Chanccry, the count!
bedford, the 9th day OF August, e,2 lIezekiah fuau'
Aor OF Josorh Fn9ua dec, Pitt against solomon !
tin, Joseph Slaughter aud JOIN s. Blown, Dciis-iu'
Choncery.
The defendant Solomon Perrin not having entered hs
aPfrA'a aud gwen security accotdiul the act oil ~
'thby and TIE rules Of thu court and appearing by ~
slcl' evidence tildt he Is nhnbitaut pt lh u
n"hWe4hh II l. ordered that he do sppea here on tn
MN day q" The next term, end the bill Of the
M that tins order be inserted the Lynciburg WY
for eight weeks excessively, and posted the froh'
door OF the court house of this County court Gay
copy Teste Jos WILSON, CHI.
Aug. TO- st.la
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GREAT BARGAINS
Fine Cloths, Cassimcrcs, VcstlnSs,
&c. &c.
AL 6 GSYa


M lSlilNG to close my business immediately
W will sell my entire stock At Prime Cost
The assortment IS indeed very supcrior-sone of
The finest Cloths Gassmates aud Vcstings lmpor-
tel to tins country. II Is unnecessary 10 say any
.las more rs 10 The quality, colors Ae. MS such as
"i#5to purchasa can sec Tor thcmseyes-an those
$40 ORDER, relying ON my Judgment, may rest as
sarel "lII give satisfaction.
shall be- clad to sell prtratciQ my FURNl-
IRE, which Is mostly OF the first order ANY
2erAo wishing 10 purchase, will please call and ex-
tmHe II andltl do mot sell privately, shall oif,r
z a. II, t'o. ot w!ich notice Will be gwen
r ANOTHER INVITATION. l agan in
~ i. P'.aons indebted 10 me to come forward and
IA. ',llediate settlement, rs It is extremely nix
sonle ion m. and must be unpleasant to them, to be
d4aasi
! canoo, leave my native State and the land
= ny nativity, without returning 10 my generous
palfcns, my most sincere thanks for their liberal
patronage; and do hereby recommend this as AN
eligible situation for good Tailor, who might do
well by taking my stand and busness-and my
stock also at Cost. JIG SHELTON
y. B-l shall continue TO do business while
stay Ia Lynchbarg, and will promptly attend TO all
riders in my line. JGS.
Sept II Is
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Valuable I~WM pvopevty

FOR SALE
'ENliE subscriber wishes 10 sell ms House ant
u Lot, fronting on Cooke Strcet-60 feet, run
nm back the a,ual depth. The property is at TIN.
tune rented to Mr.. cadwniladcr Fot further IN
formation apply to Mr.. Caswcll Poe, who is alon,
authorized to dlspo,c OF II for me- The terms shal
be low and accommodating
WILLIAM BARNARD
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d. ROBES {. &,
kItA

az ih"'N AT rules holden Clerk, office o the
w Niicui SUI" + Court of Law a Chancegy, i"i tue
county ~ f1ea.N u, Tue 9Th day Of August, l-t--Jehn
~ dl,s1 1P. against Giles Haley, Dcf-n Chanccry
"e aitndant not having enteteu his appearance ann
gfcuseenN according to the of As.eml, and the rus
OF TINS Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he Is not iuhablmt of this Commonwealth TN
the motion oil the plaintiff ordered that the said de-
iendant do appear here the fl day Of the next Term
OF the sad court aud answer the bill of the plaintiff that
copy q! ihs order be inserted the Lynchburg Ngniih
for eight weeks cessyelv and uoed nj the trout door
Of the courthouse of tins county
Copy-Teste,
JOS WILSON, CHI
August O. WIN
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TO TIfEcPLNNVl1lsS.

W. L ARE receiving a very large supply of
w COARSE WOOII.ENS for Ncgrors.
and yefy general assortment of Blankets at very
rcduc ed prices all of which offer, our usual
liberal terms MCKEE, ROBINSON y 60.
Sept 10 l.
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BEAUTIFUL
ITALIAN SILK ". x c.

EM IL 4 BQELAND respectful, offer to tin
Sn Ladies tlw pieces Bac! Itallao silks, OF
l,c oest fabrics, and ,lugoIarly beautiful hsre.-
Also, "A variety Of Bolt Ribbons, OF the most beau
tuui sHlc
To the Gentlemen they offer a splendid assert
mcnt OF fine and suprrinc English Cloths and Gas
srmerts, including Blue, Black, and every fashion
oh,r shade
Sept ; IS
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= BOITING CLOTHS. -

IL p'ere assortment of GERMAN ANCHOR : iS,I',
ROLTlNG CLOTHS, every number, and the
finest and best quality. Those wishing to purchase
would do well to call and examine our Boiling
Cloths before they purchase. K l. B.
May H. Is
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HENRY HARDY
y LILLIAN HARDY
.Jl.. t. WITT. il.
\ ,>t,l. SAlI..

NOR SALE My House and Lot sltps
ted at the junction OF SIKH str"et anil seventh
5ilry fronting with The street r.! fee and runuin
bocl. with the aliey l33 leat The Improvements
ARE nearly n,w, AMI 4 well Of pure water ia thc
yard ,tt5quita adrslrnble SITUATION aud the pre-.
out huilding would accommodate II small funny
very comfortably and on the Gomez IS a fine 81
uAtlon for building. Terms are tnmo1allno
WM l. BROWN
Sept - IL
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Sept 10
k'tD1s SALE.

BO1s SALE. and u bargain ssiil bc given
u III 900 acres al Land enough CLEARED to work
or ; bands, lies within > mics OF DAVIS aud
Prcston's Store on Goose Creek it lies b.ltc than
common, clearer Of stone than common, and lies
IN dne nelshhofhopd good portion Of good to
bacco land to clear. The land IS VOL aud conyc=
n,cutly wntercd Mills and Shops couv,uIcnt-
The house has rooms below and aooYe if5c
Caller, , rooms, nne ans wers for a Kitchen and
Loom House entirely dry md clear OF srnohr Tho
house has three fire places hesdcs two Of stone and
one OF BRICK | shall eve tins advertisement only
: insertions thess init II oau come and luoh
after they stop 1t they think III
n. B-Ihcre lsa good harn 70 feet sqiarc. with
several good / obacco llouse4
join WALDEN
Bedford Sept - Ira
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<s.HsA sSOH RENT. III house ant
1i...M I lot, now III The occupancy Of Mr.
is,lM Eliot, fronting on the street It adlns Il
~SeNaH3 the bridge, and first street, aud the
corner part of the house. Will adapted Tor grocery
For terms, IN my absence apply to DIR Rose.
JOHN ii PATIESON
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p. HARRISON

% Attorney al Law, N" Orleans, Will roman
! IN I.ynchburg unit! the 18th oeiuhcr-fetaons IN
tending to ooHAde heir business to hin, Mi com.
tuunleate with In, BY .etters or personally 4!
3, Lynehbure previously 10 a.aay.
.,e,z'. ~ ..
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TRITST SAKE.

IDY virture OF deed Of tiH executed to II
- subscriber and James {. Stsfipr. hy jaime :
MsAnis,tr, on the25ih ID. ofFcte,af, is22 u Sc
cure two Dts therein mentioned tok 3llam iaaan
dcrs, (Which eob,s are TOW TT The aeasti 81 -
liam Robertson, = SHAH, .. '.r'saF ~ - 81
October mex: eNpose to sal. h....e t.
OF said county, M following ts's. ia4t -
woman ard boz. u IA an. e. i'#.# -. 80
female slave any r. t#.u aaa'''' 9 Pc
per,y IS deemed :oad te. IT, sats..sr 80 .i.e.tIs
convey such TITS as IS vest n it.aaf ..a- 90
JoHNl 6RAA
Sept 10 NlE
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& - FLFNES da,lrou5 Of supplying them
~ selves Wlththe latest steIe, OF Gbo HIlS il
unusually low prices can be accommodated, by cal
ny on MCKEE, ROBINSON x co.
Sept -
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g4iDs 4 i'EtbN.

PMNIlE ney; ,e-soa OF the w GLASGOW Mad
N and !e,ulle Academy viii cou@eaee ou "a.
tQrlay, the I'm splsmoer--ierns It's herctoiore
payable IN advance
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-27

Those who held together, on the Sd of
February, marched to Petersham. General
Lincoln. with bis forces commenced the pur-
suit at S o'clock the same evening, and made
a forced march of 80 miles, through a deep
snow, in severe cold, and amid a violent
storm. At 9 O'Clock the following morning
be reached petersham, rushed upon the un.
suspecting rebels. routed them without blood
shed, and took $50 prisoners.
ShGgs and the other leaders escaped, and
fed for refuge to the .Net5 Hampshire Grants,
Since, the State of Vermont Gov. Chit
tenden, DESTROYS Of augmenting the p0pula-
ton of that territory, was disposed to give
them shelter; but Gov. Bowdoin sent TO de-
mand the refugees. They then fed to Isle
aux Mole and 10 st. Johns, with the view Of
retiring to Canada; bot the British comman.
der at the latter post refused TO allow them
TO pass, unless Lord Dorchester, the Cana
dian Governor in chief, first granted pernris-
sion. They turned back, and were some time
concealed IN Vermont.
On the 10th March, the General Court ap.
pointea three Commissioners, Gen. Lincoln,
Hon. 5. Phillips, jun. and Hon. 5. A Otis, to
proceed to the Western Counties, for the
purpose of granting indemnity to the insur,
gents, on their making submission and taking
the oath of allegiance. Seven hundred and
ninety persons took the benefit Of The com
mission. Shays, Wheelcr, Pnsons, Luke Day,
and few others, however, were excepted.
Fourteen were arrested, and convicted Of
high treason, and received the sentence of
death, but were all ultimately pardoned
Good frequently springs from evil. i&dgs'
Rebellion served 10 impress OH the public
mind belief of the necessity of new form
Of National Government 1t may be doubt
ed, whether the present u S. Constitution
would have been adopted if that rebellion
had not predisposed the minds of the people
in isyer of an energetic government.