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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
GrOuna pias,er for sale.

By THE TON, Barrel, OR BUSHEL'
ygNiE subscriber prepared to supply his customers
and others with Ground Plaster at as low prices as
can be had in the District for ca-h Also constant
supply at the Cameron Mills, one mile from Town,
where the price is seven dollars per ton. Wsgoners
can he supplied without delay.
The highest market price paid for good WHEAT
delivered either at the Mills at my Store in Town.
JONA. JANNEY.
Alexandria, Sd mo 16-dlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
JNO.G. SHELF 4.
Merchant Tailor.

srfhS just received. Nth the Int fashion,,
RI a large AMI splendid St'ea af Fail ani
lsiutef 6pods, lnI Benilemen's wear-(such as
Gne aaI supeiGne Cipths, Cashmere, &c.)
csnipTlsiug imperial hine snd black Cln'h', eN
Tn .upsf blue. bisok. brown, ohve, green, dfhb
nug nj, fntes, midIlr and low pficsl d.. 81 AL
o.ior-. ezra SUPER hlu'. bi,ck MI fancy CO.
l1Ied aud mixed Ca,imrTrs middi" Hni ID"
,aired do Also, u lev pee tAna b"s SHtti-
ntus--als", al elegant assortment o. besings,
sch ~ back and fancy telscts. Dannsk 10 +,
Iack and fancy SILK, Of spiendd qpaIry :;
witt and fancy Marsr,le.. Ealene'p, al. to-
gcfter III an Elegant H,.of'm'Et Of Stork',
prade., Handkcrcbiets, Cloves, Lsn'n
Cpia,s. Ih,rsd Camhrac, aud l. Inn Bns"ms
a. Il of VI lch VII he soid ltn l'r cash.
l. III. subscrb tT deem. l. nfnrcessrfy 10
say any thinS ,elsliVe TO thc quail iy oil hi.
present Stock more e All he believes II 10 be,
n point Of quality, interior = none ever bfoogb'
10 THIS nihikct-and he will iurai.b his cu,to
mrrs III ~ low prices as he con I've by.
y. B--A,l or1efs IN HI, lne Will meet with
prompt attention.
OCT. I3 quo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
FRUIT TREES.

HNHE Subscriber has resided nearly ten years
IL in the vicinity of Lynehburg during winch
time there has arisen anon gst the public a desire 10
stock their Orchards with the best kinds of fruit
aud, in order to do so many have sent 10 MI Wi
ham Prince, of New York for trees, at great cx-
p3nse and at the risk that trees brought from The
North, on account of the length of time they are
kept out of the ground, would not survive and pro
dpce fruit The subscriber, ever wishing to be Of
a service to his country, as well as that he might
thereby procure for hmscfa support, has underla-
ken raise Nursery of Fruit Trees of all the best
kinds IA Virginia and the choicest kinds Of Nor
thern fruits, IN the greatest variety; and he now of
Grs to tue public selection Of trees and scionS
equal To any in The world and on as low terms as
they can be afforded The time of TRANSFORMING
has arrived, and persons wanting cannot apply too
soon The subscriber has them OF all sizes, many
MS large as well be transplanted, thot he Will
be able to supply any order which mey be givcu
All trees and scions furnished by him vii, be war
rantel To be of the kinds certified, and al appliea
tons personally or by mail, will be particularly At
tended to, and despatched with care and attention
Any information as to the ransplanting will b.
given to the best skill ard judgment Of the suhscr
Der. JOHN RlCHtSeS, Agent.
IT Orders left at the Store of Mr. John Holm,
win be attended to, where Catalogues may Is oh
tainal J. Il.
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(YAtyyQAL HDyCATTOS.

- sl.,.'',.,.l, ',.I,,I = :.
w,, ,h s..t.s.a -, ,,,'s,.t. ,,....ad -. 10,
torn. 10. tai,l,c Int tie M .sst,,.n al ~
1reaol VII commence 1t Jsnusr, lt32--ia cor
'.aae uni III june. raioi ting tue Gfsi srs i'm
Woaihs Tar" vii ii"n lac IN etaInipatop Of
. s"fh'' IN "hh"hi m'fta''-''n ~" SCOOP
~ '''''' 'e "'','' -. y - a's"''. ; '''a'''"
~, " gu ", ~
go, II, rs,.,,usr. !, Linn,
tn. L.t,,I al, Ia. .,,,..bt ,. 81, f.,,,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

vHsHE Subscribers respectfully iofor m IN,
II friends and CUSTOMER, thy are mauGlos
turing aud receiving Iron" theIr northern man
factories n g. OIL supply OF one aod10o ho',c
Barcuchcs with number oi { her Cauiagr..
such us G,es. Srleh,s, Bushys, a. ,.'oo ..
ucey Constructed Ca1iage-'"ltablc ,"d
convenient Ton Family use, mhl'h Aeg ~
tor sale al the Lowest prices Any prIson "j,a
iug an article IN their llne Of business would rr
Wrtito call AZ their Cd staut, near the I"~,f
rnd Of main-sirtet, Lynchborg, "h're no,
an s"'e,t tI"m grrht va'leis 81 taIIac''.
4 : All urIers tor Carriage. from ANY pot
# thn Cu,n'r, viii be thankfully reteISro AZ
nea l. Arc,ted - d'spaich.
- Repairing done the sho't't n'h,' :
H. r. BEACH Co.
Inc 20 wls
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t'eDl. 1. iINE

Nr1 lNNNAN tom the .ub.o,lue,, h,lor 9n,.gs
- ouu' ., cmpscl Coml luu.r, some I'm.
al s"mnar. q E.elo Nh nam,d SAM l.
formerly belonged II Du' jus. % the acleh.
horhood 81 LynChbutg.--N rlnoh. uaunt is.
'cet or inches Ing, hasa ,.r. ser on onr -!
his handS, proceeding from II hl-,. aud haS somr
II his for" IL, krook' Il out IA fall. Iicis no."
lurking about the ur,ehhoih ."d Of tie Messrs
'Hllaway K Mir. \. E,crc,1, who're he has n wir.
Any person who vii rako Inn It, and put hlm ~
ny Ja,' 81 hat | ct hIm aenn, shli br pad
FYr Dollafs ar Il they viii bin him hon" leu
Dl'ars aud mileage. i. 5. HENRY.
D.. p *
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100 SLAVES saOH SALE.

yp HERE vii be sold AZ pubic auction. en- IN
l3ti daV pf JanaatH ls32 before tn from
door Of the Union Hotel IN the ow0 If Lynch
burg, on a credit of sir aud hrs'rc months, about
ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE SLAVES
These Slaves are sold for NO ianii whatever and
au,on2 lhcm ara many yaluopI Young Men and
Women, Boys and Ca's Al aGrst rtlo Baei,
smith, good rough Garpcut.r, and several aosl
excellent uole and ilaalo lloase servant
A discount Of slA per eat vii be made ior cash.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON,
ROBERT TIASIEl
At
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W oollcn Goods .

AUR stock Of Wonlen Goods :, Tvs time
~ very complete, embrtciug suIlabIr Cloth
ing fur ~ and out d"oI servants. Having been
purchased on" month later tam usual, We ,re
enabled tn Offer then At piices thai vii satisfy
the Planter aud Town Cu.tnmtr.--Conntrv
Mrrchan and Prdlars are particularly invited
for their own interest
M'KEE, ROBINSON d Co.
Nov. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

EftEGlNlA, TO WIT AT Euirs holden ~ the Clcrk
" blCe OF the CrcuI superior Court Of law undC han
feft tor the county o Halifax, IN the month nf November
le3l, Joseph Chandler aud Elizabeth Chandler, Plant r.
against Allen Chandler, William Chardler Gllcfup Chan
drr rcter Perkins and Nancy his wife, lat Nancy Chan
dlcr. William f. lulson aud Judith his wife aud Rubcri
hshhN aud William, Robert Martha, Joseph, Ayerliia
lhumaS aud John Ashhy, Defcadaris.-In Chancrry
The defendants GdcrOy Chandler, Peter Perkins anj
Nancy bis VILE, aud Robert Ashhy and Nillilm Robert
Martini, Joseph Ayerla Thumns aud John Ashhy not la
wing entered their appearance aUd given security
10 the act oi Assembly aud the Rules of h, Court
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they
hhbtnuS OF tins Cunnnw CaltOu motion Of the Plain
n. by Counsel ordered that the said DESCENDANTS lat
named, do appear before JudpG &C sad court on
III" rt day o tie next term. and answer tie lanuns bal
thai copy Of this order he nGthwh nsCJtHd lb, yuc
burg Nrinan for months and posted at
the front duor Of the court house OF this county.
ccpy--Icste,
WV. HOLT,n. C
NOV. ~. WIN
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W RGINlA Alta Circuit superior Court oil
! = Law md Chaneery continued and held for
! the town OF Nuch5urt at the court house IN tho
1ud tawn, on the seventh DAY Of November, sitting
ms Court Of Ghouccry
Jamas Smiley admr dc bou7 non of Jamee
Watson. dee. and LIZA Watson. Administrators OF
! Mathew Watson dc Plti
ocoiaR
chat,cq Lynch oua Mildred Smith, children oil
Charlie, lynch dec who WINS onc Of the hclrs oi
Charles Lynch sen. Dc Charle, II Lynch -
Of Ansclm Lynch dee Charles II Lynch y -.
Ann Lynch John + Lynch, Sally VI Lpu.t al
Susan Lynch llc children aad h#u' Of So. In
yclm Lynch d. John Lynch. H. Robert / = ri
and Elizabeth hls VIE John l. DonsIas5 aul "a
rah his wllc Mildred Tcrrll the two Last infant
by Jehn Lynch assigned Their Guardian, nat
Ruilno1 admir- and Elizabeth Watson wldaH Of
Jumes Watson dec Wmouth Dar,n athau
Otlui and Frances his wife jam, Smlle} and E1-
mab his Wifi and Lucy Mayors, formerly Ln.y
Watson, Dcls.
Tins cause eomc on this day to be heard on Tn
papers formerly read aud the verdict Of the Jury
certified hasr been found before the Supeuo
Court Of Law ion thetoVu Of LYnrhburg pursuant
10 the order made IN TIN, cause on the 18th day OF
October lNas and WITS argued by counsel On
consideration whereof thu court doth rerommit the
report made by Commissioner Bcnagh, made IN
thls eau"c pursuant to the order ofthc 18th day Of
May 1919, with the exceptions thoreunto, to one IF
rs Commissioners, Who rs directed to examine fhc
sono, aud mal. such changes theron IL may 1t
justified 10y The circumstances Of each casr, and II
port the same II the court with any matters special
" stated, thought pertinent by himself required
10y thf parties 10 be- stated - And The court doth
further order that the same Commissioner do also
take nm account olthe value of die read cstntc Of
winch Charles Lynch srn decd, died sclDcd and
Possessed At tie tmc Of h,s death, aud which Dc
'cnded to Ans,lm Lynch, Charles Tcrrll and Sa-
roh ms wife, Charles Lynch, nm hi heirs at law,
aud ofthc annual value thereof Also, an account
ut snfh debts as were due 10y the SAID Charlrs
Lynch. son III hls life time, ms bound his SAID her,
mrd winch they ho,crlghttully paid aud in hhr
manner report the sumo to the court, with any mat
rnsapec,olly stated thought pertinent hy himself
or required hy the parties he So stated
a Copy T,sic
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&c .

FgHRE PUBLIC and my hitnlS a,c hereby
informed iha, have made arrangements
"uh Mr. Robert W Collins, on he ''rn't ia
dDs from man srrtetfo l'isnd', Narsh"n>",
t, bay hid,s for me. md to - civ" hid 10 be
t"up-, Oh shares. ---Cnsh a. the highes, phi
CO.., 81 leather. will be given in exrhangr.-
40, Al nay tspy-ri on the turnpike road.
year h,nchhurg. E.ety aUedt;on ~ Il Inc r,u-
deled ~ give satisfaction
DAVID HOFFMAN.
NoN. 10. Is
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NOTICE,

HE ORE than one thousand Shares of the STOCK
4'R ofthe Lynchburg and New River Rail Road
company having been subscribed, public notice is
hereby gwen, that a general meeting Of the sub
,enb.rs Of said Company will be held rthc Frank
I'm Hotel, IN the town of Lynehburs ON the second
Monday IN January next, for the purpose of ap.
pointing President and five Directors
THE COMMISSIONERS
Dec 10 tia,
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REMOVAL.

VI HE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
III at Nelson Court House, (Lovlngs on,)
where he IS now ready to receive al pero"s
who may iavur him with their company, and he
pledges himself 10 use every cxertlon 10 give
thr most general ,Rtisfaciion.
HIS mouse is situated near the Court-Iious
and IS large and commodious. HIS stable is Of
brick, and calculated to hold from forty to iGy
hotses,- Il likewise vlentitully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which.wiih the aurn-
ION 81 good and faithful servants, he llateGS
a'mssll will ent.ie him to patronage.
J. B. STOUT.
Nelson c. II Oct. 81. Is
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Ntna Fire Insurance Company.

Agents o6ce JOr he State If lHg'n'd, ntLt
door 10 q. H. MticdtH, Ricimond.
gAHE Subscriber "a duly authorized by tie
Il above COMPANY, ~ lhe,f agent, 10 IS
sue Z hclrs Of Insurance IL town or country
against loss 81 damage by fre, Throughout Ihr
State.
The mites OF premium aiil be made az 10" as
those Of all, o her good Offices. Besides ihcir
original cagiioi Of 500 00O. the company have
a barge surplus fund, held III reserve, 10 meet
losses OF HE piompliilde and libernlI'y, with
which claim. adjusted aud pa,o, Satisfactory
references can lie uadr III thus CITY.
All applications tposi pald) directed To the
agent VIII receive attention, and the aeces
sary iprms Tor u survey will be furnished 10
those a. distance il required.
The fol owing kads Of property NAV be io-
snr.d: DWELLING iiOuoEo.N NKEii0u-
Sis, MILLS AID MACHINERY. MANU-
FACTORIES, Hnd most other BUILDINGS
GOODS AND MEECHANDlXE IN store
FUKNlIUkE, BOOKS aud Wearing APPA-
REL, ami uthrr description OF pr,sonal prop
rty.--Slocks OF Glan Flour, Cotton, &c. IN
m,Ils. barns or manufactures, Gnu also he III
sured. JOHN u. LAY, dSt'
lima Insurance. Co.
Eiclmond, Ar IL. 1881.
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SNEACE.

r SHALL peuIiun the next General Assem-
y lily tor rermls.io to erect n Toll Btidge
across Snunsop rlyrr, from my lani, IN Pdt.yi.
wanna county, 10 an oppsits point IN Campbell,
M or near tho Pocket Ford.
WILLIAM ", SMITH.
Oct. 10. 10
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:, .,......,.. =, 49, ..-ss-s ,r-... v.@ssr
notice..

\ IL psrstls indebted to Tn 'ussefiirTu' 10
~ n hrst by OF January 1852, VII rleafe
.,,,, f,s1rl u.d raaka lnLpedla.e scitg'n't n
M. demands ro4air. II Any IN at all eelu7in'od
,.t,l h.. manner of denr business mustle o"se
t,at nnr.,us,y en- III part Of hIs Customers - IN
.J.s,,sps,a,y nesesslry n make thinss prosrs#t
sua5iltiy. Therefore iho suhser5'r fels vi
.,.~u,a tia, No ut!cr ueirs VII b. necessary, -
,,f,sf e{ his customers are very prolAp:
III. subscriber takes tins oppntf'init' al schna@=
lodging 10 the public ms gratitude ir 'heir 'c} h
,r9l patronage. and hops It'll To mrr.t tt sent
- lie has now on hand beautiful aas'r'osa.
otsnnerfuc CIptlS, Gassimores Ncstmss 81 at
orwhl,h viii he sold eurcnri} .a@ for eash
JOHN q SIHIIu@
Jan
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DIR. j. T.ROYALL

I'D ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
IA services to the inhabitants of Lynchburg.-
His Ofice is in therear Of the shop Of J. T. & J.
Royal
Dec. E
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.New-Glasgow academy

YNifR YATES the Principal oi this 4 cad'n}.
AZ has, With much labour md cnPase soeued
the service, of a celebrated Female Teacher. from
phradrpha, who,e attention will be particularly
d,y,rlad 10 the departments OF Music, Painting. aud
u1r fr,nrh Language
The Trustees take pleasure in informing the
,,be that all the department. Of tins Institution az
now filled with competent Iearhere
JAMES S. PENDLETON. Soy
Reference rs to the character and qualification
al Mss Amelia Hammann, the Young Lady ~.
ga.ed by Nlr Yates, may b. had to thu follow ~
,endeman, ,iz.-Rcy Mr. B,andy ~ llune5
.isan Gugg, Esq and Mr. Jaan Vaughan V1ee
e.ass i W Sweden, Norway ~ Er7zd) al Phla=
r',,aa.a Or Thos p torcS Of Washington ttg
,nl " Singleton 81 South Cuoun-#aiso, Mr.
Singleton
fa.aa les poyabl. m advance IN every IN
stnnen
'Ha , II
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W. HEAT.

PAVING made arrangements for The pur-
4-s chase OF a large quantity of Wheat we
invite the ilanterS 10 see us previous 10 selling,
as NC ait determined To give the highest market
prce. NIKE, ROBINSON Y co.
Ger. I,
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FRESH .SCPPLl.
M ~ AND EH 51fICN q D1l

;eah - AND EOl,LA - novr just 'ec'''.
~ 81 h, -. itle #ls4,a ali, dtrcc' ton Nt'
\ * and rh,lAd' iaf.--a ,e,y Ia q ara -
hnyllc o,sOrfMem - tail cAd nuid OD0a
uti,n h ... Ia S.tc,t.d tlh gI'h' 'ait "'
wa..h .., are dlscos.d to sen on III m's' "'
cnnuEo.!atng term.
Ne earnestly solIoa call ftom 'ho'r WIS.
~ ID purenasr good, eheap aad Jaah'o"".
Goods.
Ihr toAo..ns re- a few o. the radieg al .s
hlch We 49, rec issG--v'z,
CACLI!S
| p,ccr cst In Blu C!"'n
90 O., Black dc
i > Finest imported
Snrer ii BIZ and Blown Cto'b.
do S,ceIm,Id rnd dr"h 40
i u#tc,s super taucY 40 w
r,.ct Gae Invisible Gree" d"
u slos, Coca q"
- a Molbeny DO
10 .Ihc. a4ie 40
A.. Inc Gtattemen Gfe prfitcG"ty iiGfh
call and eLdmne.
Gas SAM < RLS
SUM- Blue /, aaN. AID drdp CtsHnerps
piece Coronnuon do th"e aud hra"I1
shHd, J
do Lavender do
2, do C,,s nglh-(fns and medium qlal tss
; do Lxt,a.l dnk ~prci Ain'd Ca,,ioou,
IVES ExNEt: -
Rich tis rad sax nnd "a, Nti''t NfSun;' -
publ, bchutIlnD
pee do reIy best pack SIX We've
. pece, ricn figured 'lodlueI
/ do line Bull PairEca
da Salmon DO
10 do nev st,lr " n'or Vestinr.
SILISS-&C.
10 piece, Italian LutralrDgs
; do Alattrnnis' best do do
) ID Rich Natrrrd aud c1augraD G Silks
3 do Figured do
Fanc, coored Grodeaop; and tloreDees
pieces Gro dc indies u ne aud ,r'eni
style ii Goods loi Winter Dresses
3 do Gauge do Pe,sla } NV aHd splendid a
Il d. PeTrsidus ices.
. 90 Gro. DO Swiss
RIBBONS
q boxes beautiful Dounet RtuUonS
box Extra do do
, boxes Belt Ribbons Rich and beautiful
terms
do ~!e ani narrow Ln'esiring Ribbons
cALLSGEs IL d1WGHAMs
300 prtces Calico. computing every style oh
quality ptry cheap
Is places dark Wlntrr Gng bans
= do beautiful Extracted tr--la herc Grhctt.
FANCY IgAN DA'TS -
+ doz. epltnari Ghnz" Al Grape HaooR l. q
3 do do Eabrndcred Lave do
2 do Warsaw do
5 do Alrtino Points and HandkfS
Nambrics and Muslns.
100 p.rces > / ana "a Cambria aad CanO''
MuhGs
80 do. plaza and figured Swiss "u''"'
beautiful psttr'ns
S do. tine Bishop Lawn
] Gaze ir,sh Lnrus
- pieces ious Lawn
ELArzlxETS & ZRSI2S'
A seiy large assortment vi poIui, GU"
rose Blanktts
bales very stout Kerseys
2 do. DO. Cassin-us
Flannels and Domestlcs.
30 pi.ces sup. r.d Flannel
10 do. fine waite do.
Is do common and medium do.
~ bales Dompstcs, Comprising an as'o'''''
OF ga Al ana 81 bro. Domedc'
5 cases Sd AND IA bleached do
. do. plaid DomesIcs
2 bales Cotton OZnabures
\ large quantity Cotton Yam from the fe'S's
burg FAC DRY
4 very Gna assott.hent of Groceries, Hai'"''
and CudyIy, at. AZ,
Oct. 81
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Drugs, NJ edicincs, Paints. /

80 ~ u nv 4 ~
YTtANE received from New York, Philsd rI
IL phia and itchmon1 general u sprrmen,
which the, offer to fhysictsns, Merchants and
tue public generally among which are the fol-.
loving artic'e
+, SON aud Glau1pr Salt. Rhubsrh Gsrtian
Peruvian Bark, Sqnils, Camphor, Flos. Sui.
Phur do, Chamomtl. 90. Ber2o Il { ant arities
Castle S0ap best Windsor do. - ,akays, Phos.
pha'e al on, Carbonate do, Pt,cip. G. ria. do
Ca'enne Pepper, Pulv. Charcoal. Gan, A,o,s.
Guni Arabic, Gum Opium, Gum k,lo, asior
Oh, Bneund, pitch, Pastrrs Of al les, m
ions, Qulnirc. Solphare Morpnia Aleu-, 10,
uJd. Potass Iodine. Oil of Black Pepper Blrck
OSyde OF Mercury. Prepared kal, Eat Colo,
cynth, do. Rhattany, 10. 81 lad rnA B,ue ass
Nalc'ned Magnesia, Lump do. B,rax reHntG
aud Crude, Carhona'e Ammonia. Bermuda Ar
ow loo, O'tt Rns :. Conasrye Roses, Inccac.
J"iaF, Cal"mel, Fluid Ex'. Sarsaparllt, do l.,
tw"ri, Chloride of Lime. Sni A.ratus Pear
A,he>, Mace ginger, bleached 4 cum, Gtouud
Do, Nu'megs, ClUV.s, Siace Cassia, PEI per,
J'Jnhe IHs'r, Preston Salts, Aromatic pnrgept
do h'dders Durable lax, Bears OIL, Macts.
sat Oil, + ack and Red Inkpou der, Sealing
Wax end Waters, Tooth n,ush-s. hsil do.
shaving do, markjuc DO Ca,nc's Hair pen
c'lS, snuh boxes, match boxes, Lolill ARDS
Macatov snuff, Re. ses's water coiors. Z ass
l"nps lamp glassr,, &c. sc.
81 Ageosral assortment of Paints, Oils d
Dye Suits.
Physicians, merchants and the public gene
Tally are invited 10 call.
\. b. Particular attention paid TO putting IN
prescriptions for physicians aud families.
October u Is
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TO- - . u ~. :,
SADEbiLis,

lr1EELo trulg thanh fol
llor the liberal supp RI
~ iich has ne"n slia Died
hinl IN Ia. linz OF lusIre, 5,
by a Ilh Ial pr lie, and
takes ibis opportunity TO
suliciI tuitr- raironage.
aud prom, cs on hi par
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Dec 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

By and Nth the dduiee and consent of HE SENATE
Edward Livingston of Louisiana, TO be Secretary of State
Of the United States, vice Martin Van Buren,, resigned.
Louis McLane of Delaware, to be Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, vice Samuel ID. Ing
ham, resigned.
Lewis Cass Of Ohio, to be Secretary for the War De-
partment, vice John II. Eaton, resigned.
Levi Woodbury. Of New Hampshire, to be Secretary of
the Navy, vice John Branch, resigned.
Roger Brooke fancy Of Maryland. to be Attorney Gene
raj OF the United States, vice John Macpherson Berrien,
resigned.
James Buchanan of Pennsylvania, to be Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States
to the Court OF st. Petersburgh, vice John Randolph, re-
signed.
Augustc Davezac, Of Louisiana, to be Charge dA Haires
OF the United States, at the Court of his Majesty the King
of the Netherlands.
David Porter, Of Pennsylvania, TO be Charge d'AGaires
oil the United States at the Sublime Porte.
Brancis Baylies, of Massachusetts, to be Charge DAT
fares OF the UDitcdStates TO the Republicof Buenos Ayres,
vice John M. Forbes, deceased.
John Daingerield, Jr. to be Collector Of the Customs
Tor the district OF East River, ia the State OF Virginia, vice
John Is. Roberts, deceased.
William Gresham, to be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port Of Carters Creek, vice Ezekiel c..
Sherman, deceased.
John Haywood, to be Surveyor and Inspector of the Re
venue for the Porto Windsor, in the State of N. Caroli-
ma, vice James Palmer, deceased.
James Dell, TO be Collector of the Customs for the Dis
trict Of 81. Johns, and Inspector of the Revenue for the
Port OF jacksonville; in the Territory Of Florida.
q. a.. Montmain,t to be Surveyor and Inspector Of the
Revenue for the Port Of Bayou ST. John, in the State of
louisiana, vice {. Levassour, resigned.
Ogden ID. LangstaH, to be Collector Of the Customs, for
the District Of Teche, and Inspector Of the Revenue for
the Port OF Franklin, in the State of Louisiana, vice Dom
elson CaHrey, resigned.
Joel NJ. Smith to be Surveyor and Inspector of the Re-
venue for the Port Of Nashville, in the State Of Tennessee,
vice Basil Shaw, resigned.
Charles G. p. Hunt, to be Collector Of the Customs, for
the District OF Miami, and Inspector Of the Revenue for
the port OF Maumee, in the State of Ohio, vice Lemuel +.
Lloyd deceased.
John smith to be Surveyor and Inspector Of the Revs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21
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MEsSRs. EDrToRs In the Wing of the 18th instant,
hcre Is a communication upon the subject of Slaves and
Free Negroes, purporing TO have been written in Nanse-
mond, and signed, a Large Stakeholder"
This INDUSTRIOUS large Stakeholder begins by quoting
MIR. "ebb's remarks, at the time a petition was presented
by the Speaker, from Capt. Jno. c. Cohoon of this county.
MIR. Webb observed, that it would probably meet the una
nimous consent OF the people OF NansemOnd.-"A Large
Shareholder undertakes to say, that il is not so-that a
considerable change has lately taken place-and that there
Is nor a large number opposed TO sending away the free
negroes, &c.-Ihe writer OF this communication under
takes TO say, that ga Large Slave holder is egregiousIy
mistaken; that nine tenths of the people of N%ansemond
are anxious that some law may be passed, compelling the
Free Negroes TO 20 away.-But, as 10 sending away the
Slaves with the Free Negroes, we never Dreamed of such
a thing. And 4, for one, have too much confidence in our
worthy delegate, TO believe, for a moment, that he would
ever lend his support to a law, going to confiscate the pro-
perry OF his constituents against their consent; or that he
would suffer his judgment to be biased by visionary,
inoon-struck legislators, newspaper editors, or newspaper
%scribblers. A VERY SMALL SLAyEuoLpER.