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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26

George lohnson & co.
HAVE Just received aud for sale,
"a 40 boxes plug tobacco
IL 10 the pound
In Store.
pipe S hhdS. lcqr, md 10 eighths best Ma
deirs wine OF their owG nPortation war.
ranted pure
50 q,sr,.r casks aud indian barrels, harseiiles
aadsira Of superior qusii,y
9qnar,er casks sci', Madeira Go
s bales spinning cntton, for retailing
8cashs cheese low tn close SAILS
Is or boxes superior real 'iavsns segars
,slrs brown dDmz stics 80 TO - wide
S barrels brir.t ,arn'sh
No. 8 msck rel in barrels and half barrels
IN rnrm ~ fr,'ii nf r. tIo,"s Office
-FOUR FOR rEPIANOS Of fine tone,
nd ,pi ni.d afk .u.'np ai"t which are OH red on
picasing scms
~, Uheai purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26

] < ". IL ArWin
Hare on hand. and offer for sale
mtAiiA1S 81. Croix
~ is do Muscovado
Is do New Orlesns SJNgR
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels ST Croix
SO boxes singh loaf
8 chests young Tyson tea
200 whole aud No3m,ckere,
80 halt barrels ''O
100 boxes No l soap
1909 pounds cotton seine Irvine
3lreams fine cap paper
20 do rough
20 do wrapping do
IS Or casks Madeira
Is do 20 Malseilles Madeira Wines
IS do do white
whole and half pipes cognac brandy
pes Holland gin
so barrels old whiskey
IS do New England rum
so hhds West India mulasses
i i i,;;i s., r''' o" Of superior s"'''',
10 boxes small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 tierces rice
200 kegs FFF and canister gunpowder
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26

Sam'A. III. J snney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
4 pi n'if nine. Old cognac Brandy
3 pipes old Holland gin
2 hhds J4n,aica spirits
4 do New orieans rum
barrels old wh,skey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
- JOSEPH HARRIS will continue the

Grocer, ami ship handler Business, u; the old stand
fyrmeri, occupied b, Chamberlain Harris and soft.
cts share of public patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Y Rent.
To Hent.

Issr.s The Store. Room and Warehouse uri-
HfsE der my dwelling southwest corner Of King
Hskz, and Pitt sts., opposite Mr. Newton's frank
&ss3Ssklin House Hotel excellent stand for .
Grocery The rent will be made low, and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug IS JNO. CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
rye wanted.
Oistsict e NolWmSta.
County of .fierondria, Set.
N,vember Term. 1881.

County Of .Aierandria, Set.
November Term. 1881.
William Fuwe, surviving partner
of ,awrason " Fowle, Com
psinsnt, rNcuayCERY
against -"
phiI, {; Marst, Ji.r Jonathan Jan
nv, and Josiah II. Davis, De
f-ndan,s..
vE~Ig Defendant. Philip G. Harstelier, not having
Mere his appearance at this sait. ana gwen seoi
r;t sccor ling 10 the statute and the rules OF inns
,uyt sni il appearing, 20 the satisfaction Oh 'h-
Court, tina, the said Philip Narsteiler IS not an IN
b.hi,sni of the District Of Columbia, on the mohon
of N Complainant, by his counsel. 1t IS
L,dsred hat the said philip G. Nsrs'eier DO ap.
Der : M or before the first day of the next Npr,i
4 m If his Court. and snSwer the Complainant
RI ,nl give security for performing the DEGREES OF
m, mr; sni that the said Jons,hsn Iarney and 10
si,h n navi DO not convey. paw away or secrete the
DEBTS BY them owing to, or the money, estate o. CT
f,c,s in their sands belonging to- the said absent De
fendant until the further order and decree OF this
Court, and hat copy Of this Order be Forthwith pub
Rshr in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette Tor two months
excessively and another copy posted at the front door
of n. Court house of the said county
Fest, EDM L. LEE, u u
dec l9-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Corn q Chop.

"A FEW hundred bushels white (new)
n Do do cl,op, for horses food
For sale ~ GEO. JOHNSON & Co
JsetD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

cann.y with rfofssiorA, ee.s zee en1 sense Ndasy
= ano,her kind, ard 10 seek foreign climate and
Ia, skies than are found at our own freside
III the hone peradventure, that their feeble health
,ay he restored To them, and they again united in
~ ,,s,es O, ioy and affection ami ogs y hch ever
~. supposed 70 be the abole .! every one's own
On Sunday, between the hours of FIST and Sc
- hell-rinsing, a scene Of the kind referred To-
,.orrsd in The sailing Of the ship GIou ester for
- the Yves, India Islands, on board Of which
,,,s,. e;eh, ladies' and severed gentleman passcn.
.a,s many Of whom have gone for the benefit of
n..s;, health To some Of the females led from
~. carriage to the ship upon the of their
s,enls. being too feeble to go alone-to notice the
..rr;ages which had conveyed them from their
.-,,es in waiting, and an assembly Of about one
h,oarea and liy friends to join in the tender par
49,, a, such time, was scene calculated TO ee-
10 the affections and make man feel grateful for
-. k,d for a nature which presents itself in strong
na,,r,,, with that described by Montgomery, when
Soaking of" mans inhumanity to man" in one OF
his fine poems.
Here the silent calculations escended to the
..oo, fountain of heath and to Him who guards up
ON the seas as we'll as upon the dry Land, that He
.,y,u,I have the parent, sister, brother, child and
81
,,,sired blessing of health ant return TIE Hide COM
many 10 the friends oi.Aeir hears in heath and
safety.
The departure OF the vessel, with her spreading
canvass and before the pleasant wiid-wailed
down the harbor--5oon lessons 10 the view, AMI the
vessel beeomes lost - tn, S ,ht by the numerouS
iu,erccp,in, islands with Winch our harbor abounds
...,he con sideration OF all thsse on board with all
their asso .ations, gave an interest and added fee
l.sotA. scene, winch only can be realized by
,bos, who have been called to attend friend or one
ofthei, family anlar similar circumstances
The prcsen, remarks arc not elected ftom the
novelty Of the scenebecause every cae knows that
in large seaport they are OF ireqaem occurrence
but they ar, offered as expressions of sympathy
aud regard in the case ofone, who is much esteem
ed and also, with view of encouraging feeling
ofgratltude in the thousands who ENJOY health. and
for which no thanks can ever repay, and who Gun
ABIDE at home with their friends in .he ENJOY
ment of the innumerab!e blessings Of common
Providence,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
ORITU

have the mournfnl ia,elliyencs 10 soVmaa.ssa
to The friends and aesuaintances o. Doctor -
BERT IL SLAUGHTERED lusylvenia Coaatv
thai he died ut Memphis ia Tennessee At lie pr.
vaing epidemic on the 9th of October lea,.
Tho writer of,hls feels himself inadeanass 20
speak Of the excellent virtues which adn,nca ii
mos, nmiabe and worthy nau Honor and W. .
found their resplenden, aud happy nome N his Go.
assuming ard qaieJ bosom. Devoted In to- ze-
credness of principle Tor his guide through he.
may salolyssy he never wan,onY indicted na.n
N injury upon any living thing. Tho taezt uaew.
pected end severe stroke shch has hefaan ms
family and nlends, creates those deep sna 81! ena ex
pfessons, of profound g'iof, which speak BIS bis,
aH9 most emphatic eeioslu m lie. them pc 5sn5a.cd
as they know tina, he broathed Bis last, nc he nat
lived, quiet and tesigned and resting hls sou upon
those eternal truths by which he vas ever gui3sI
DIED. IN this place on Friday morning eft,
after severe illness n tho SD wear ri hia an
WILLIAM MCKINNEY, Esq ono Of o4s mn .
eSllmsble fellow -f,zena
Campbell Nopeub,1 'Coagf ls3a
Ala moetne OF The Memosrs Ct tho Bar aad OF
Aba Court oil Campbell. ON the 10th day Of Nog.
Che cond being then n ASS ION, the death of WI.
MCKINNEY, a member o. the Geatt, being an.
uonnoed,
Ii was unanimously Resolved, thu, this meeting
regard 'he death of William Mckinney, known 80
the public AS ar ciFcien, and useful menbor Of lho
Couti, aud endenrea to his friends by eminent pr,.
va'e vtaea, wiih ieengs OF ,he uos, unielsne re.
steh
2hst ~ token of respect "a the memory Of ,he
deceased, the members OF The meeting will wear
Grape on be lei, srm fer the period of thirty day.
ana
That he Court DO now adjourn
AGATE, JOHN ALEXANDER OK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Abou, 30 counties remsin to be heard from. As
soon as abe votes sre scrninl2ed and official returns
are made. Sc ehall copy The entire list, tosether
with tie vote Of .e28 The nunhsr OF votes polled
iathls State, his wear vii be much greater than
II the eontes, be,w ecu jackson and Adams, in con.
sequence of tue extension, since ltg, porod, Of the
right Of suffrage. sacksons greater majority in
fh.3 STATE u shus 10 be accounted Sor--snd is no,
rs aes ooeu lnsindaied By Rehmond paper, n,
.gibu,aoio toany change of public opinion.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Three tickets are rus 10 North Carolina, Judge
Barbour .s,eg not having reached ,he remosef
counties Until sfler the day ofeisction.ln the EasA
tern section Of the State, his friends abandoned him.
Utmost en- masse On the reception Of his letter. 2ne
following are The oaly returnsthut have reached Us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
MARRIAGES.,

MARRIED rcYfe'y, a; Columbia, lNssoni
Gen, WILLIAM II. ASHLEY, Represen,s,iv,
IN Congress from that State, to Mrs. WILCOX
daughter of James w Moss, Esq.
- on Thursday the s,h inst ~ The Rer
John Eady, Mr. AgCHIBAfDN WEBSTER
o Amelia 10 Miss LOUISA nj. daust.er OF Co.
James Watt of Buckingham.
-, on Wednesday evening ,',e i4ih i,s5, b.,
tho Rev d G. II. Page, MIR. MARTIN u. TINS
LEY to Miss EMILY DAVIS. all Of tie eo1a,y
Of Amherst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
fGic a,..traen are children "a large s.erlL,
who, like .neir m~se'y simiudes, are

WIN lihe shei nffsr'} sinlintnues, nfe
| " Pleased with 'icaisd n It'll straw
Bat Philosopher ahd Seaoler 10 John q. Ad
ans, looks through the 'oop hres OF his calm
retreat upon Empty honers, and the struggles
Of those who sacrifice & ace ard principle in heir
attainment, with en- indifference bordering on sto.
cism. i,e finds, IN his converse g n the mighty
dead Of past ages who yet live in their own works
and on The pages Of history, aud in tho deep com.
munlns> Of his own richly stored mind, moro solid
JOY than lie could hope to attain While burdened
with Tho cars of state and nssaod by all the brood
OF hateful passions which political rivalry employs
10 hum its victims 10 disgrace and death Pres
idents, like Kings aud Emperors, may leave n
name behind them, to ella gap IN tho annals Of
their country but more enviable aud enduring vii
hls fame be who deserved such honors without.
seining them, than that Of him who, winning the
high distinction without merit, aid il down without
honor Such a man may indeed lcol, for moment
some Use modification a. dcfoa, bal It cannot sau
kle in hssbreast,
lie deems the wrongs tina, virtue here snsteins,
Proofs thu on high God of Justice reigns.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
\ Aa.IlIIh.s.--P.fIams.dIs meIIIng Sal

4fstssLtA.~s@~Pe flumed Smelling Sal =
sHa Loud ltaazo35a. ase afticstf for film
smelling Viah Aesldalaied Lemon and Ros
ttor. 20 Thousand Percussion Caps, assorted 81.
-. h.aira. fie-. Essences, Pate d hmaude, TO-
ss Hias .aa aandt snwe.fe Rouge Pill Tiles
adaai.i e5osne and Lavender Waters, Antigua
"a Foster ghs md Matches snnfs, Gammee
Labels Ior Merchants and Druggists Horn scoog
Ii Physlciaas and Druggists thermometers, M.
soaoa sizes and kinds, ROUGE for the face, Lancet
9 lpe quality, splendid assortment ofMoi
~ n uds, do Scale and Weights, Ex,rncis o.
h7ifbare, Hcmloek pnd Black Pepper, of Englis
make Pure Witch and Ciset Oh, Gallo Megneau
iowde-ed Valerisn, Trangpsren, Waters sugs
Lead and Lamp Black Cafh and Preeipi,a,ed Cab
Of Iron. Fefaigris and sefsaparilla, Surgical In
si'umenn Platins Wire ard Sponge, and variety
o. other asue.ss, gee,iged and for sale by
HOWEL. DAVIES
Nov ~ ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Shf. ensuing GEAR ,eo excellent BRICK OF
tICEs, OIL Main Street. nearly oppos.ae :,
Franklin Hotel, together wlth two confmodis
FAMILY RESIDENCES &c On FEEDERS! H.
w''h every neesssarY on. building, and spssies
sr"H'jf attached tlefeio---'iIe o,hsr o., ma
z.se'i, IN the Immediate NJ sihofbood Of the ofie-
move mentioned. lis also probable ina, the su
s#f'hef #iI' nave for birs several valuab. slave
sa'oas lien. two Variable Carpenters, with til
ool7ta valuable ard skfnl oailer, 4 good Boz
aa', overall experienced fwisers, and some -os
mon hands. sH,slfdiage application is earnest.
f4rezten PATRICK II. GABEIJ,
a tafney ID fact, Tor Geo Whitloc,
tN3f u. 2ifoo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

HNHE subscriber informs the public, AND par.cu-
u larry his former iieads, that he has RECON-
mcnced the TAILORING business, at his old
stand, opposite Mr. Lorenzo NoveIPs Store, and
next door below Mr.. Clemmon, s. Early, where he
bonsa 10 ;rsceive such encouragement as his expert
ence and devoted attention 10 h,s business may de-
serve No exer,,on on his rar. shall be wanting 10
please those who cntrust their work to him.
BENZ T. HUNT.
N Intending to do cash business, ! am
determined to suffer no work to 60 out OF ny shop
until settled fer. b. I. IT,
Nov Is 3@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
LYNCIIBURG, NOV. 10. 1889.

s-J' 7ass day forimisR, Congress y the Virginia
Legislature vi Il assemble in their respective places
OF meeting. We shall, during their sessions, lay
before our readers full accounts Of such Of the pro-
eeednss Of both bodies as may be Of general inter-
est, and always as early as possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
DIsEAsE CATTLE.

The New York Journal of Commerce says,
tina, malignant disease exists among the Cattle
in the neighborhood Of Kipp's Bay. Nine cows
have died from one farm. One ofthese had oern
examined, and large quantity OF blood found up
or the heart ,l,e stagna,on of which appeared 70
ave caused death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
REMOVA AL.

'UNHE subscriber respectfully informs his trlenas
L and the public that he has removed his man
afacturins Shoe establishment to tue house lately
occupied by Mr.. c. Odell. next door to Mr.. H.
sumpter's Tailoring establishment.
WIN DEAN, ACT.
N. B.-I would be glad to employ four or hve
jOURNEYMEN SHOEMAkEltS. W. u.
Nov. Is 4tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
Jackson q. VI. yaehSon d. x.
KENTUCKY.

The returns from this State are nctye' very full;
bat as Ear as tacy 20 they are highly catering to
Mg. Claws SUCCESS. Its vote cannot, Of course,
affect the ssut of the contest no matter to whom
may be given but W. should regre. to see Ken
lucky abandon the noblest son who has ever dvelt
in her bosom or shed lustrc on her character. We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19


! reached US from Indiana
Jaeisoa. clay
Dearborn, 81 maj
Union, 5fs Ga
Switzerland, 52l SOL
MARYLAND.
The result in the city Of Baltimore, comprising
the second Electoral district, entitled to two Eec
tors, is as follows
Jackson ticket Clay .iekst.
Heath, 5Oa5 Stewart. aois
Frick, 5000 Johnson. aaa6
Majority for Jackson ,icke, TIT.
NEW JERSEY.
The following is the resu, Of the election in this
State, so unexpected to all parties
Majori.es for Jackson, 1898
Majorties for Clay, 3iei
Majority for J. in the State ga
MAINE AND N HAMPSHIRE.
Both of these States, as we have heretofore eu-
noQnced have gone for Jackson naJoriies act Az
:egiAinej.
OHIO.
Prssen. majority for Jackson 5,i36, according to
the statement of the Washington Globe which
paper adds that the counties remaining to be heard
from cannot give more than 500 votes, and /, is
probable sill oct reduce the above majority.
NEW YORK.
The New 4nerieao, of The l9th, saws" Ac-
cordng 10 the retuens received, Mr. Marcy. the
Jackson candidate, vii have between AMI 10 900
majority for Governor; and The Electoral ticket
will have even larger vote-Of 40 membets VI
Congress 10 which tbs State is now entitled 81
Jasaasn and opposition members ere elected
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Harrisburg Chronicle makes the ma o,iy
for Jackson in Pennsylvania, 2i,s39.
CONNECTICUT.
Returns from i2l towns in Conuectieu, exhibi.
the sOoying Esaals:
For Clay, i6sai
For Jackson. 1880
Fer VIII $3.50
GEORGIA.
Two tickets sese rnn 10 GeorPia---one for lack
cor and Fov6our, and the other for jackson and Van
baren-the former suppof,eiby .he Clay party
Ihe latter ly he lEoup As far as head rom, tho
lstlsg "a ahead, and i y Vi no loas, succeed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

KNOWLEDGE.

There IS cl1se sonucctios betveep isnotarce
ead vice sud IN such country rs ca. sWn, the
ccnnexioa Is fs.ai 70 freedom knowledge opens
sources 81 pleasure which the lguora3s raa can
never ka3w-thc pursuit. Of 1t fills up every idle
now opens 70 the mud a constant. source OF occ0~
patton, wakes up ths slura0erlnS powers and IN
,es TO our establishment ideal worlds secures US
tfom temptation and aens1ay and cxalta us N
Tie scse ST rational beings. When paGs by the
s.ag-shop and hear she iaie dispute aud obscene
sa8e--Ehen sec the car, rolled along, hllee With
intoxicated youth singing ard shouting as sas9 70
-9hc4 discover the boat sailing DOWN tte Ety:r
ghegc you can hear the influence c, fam ~ 'he
nose = hch Il mates-i ca1aot oVs ask, Were
hose reople taught % dead Was shese no social
Ibrsry 70 which they could have access Did
they ever know tie ealm satisfaction oi taxing Al
inptoFlng volume by peaceful hte-sidea of
IL they ever gase The l6Xury Of Improving tue
and You hardly ever kaew tie Young mar
4ao loved his nome ana his book iJa' was VICIOUS.
Gtowedse is often he par man'5 Won.M. /, Is
etfeasase ne thr' can steal. no moth nor rus, e1n
z1srurt 81 ii you tl1tn his cottage 10 q palace
nd yoa give treasure which IS always ima5og-
ay and eau never De lost. The poor nan. sage
55uars Hal, who ha9 gaines lsste for good
ly1oks ri. IN a. likelihood 6ecome Thoughtful and
whom gou nave given Lha PUG: habit .. thinking
vef nave conferred On thern much sfestcr FAVOR
ian bv the ci1 Of "a large sum u money. since you
haye pu! into .aeir possession the P'.ueipbe OF al
ies5nc,ale proaporltYp
'sor IS IL 70 tho poor aeee, that this remark ep-
nlIs,, The yish nsed occupation. Their 6saEIs
az often Ike seas @h.o! e:asrans under breath
lsss atmosphere pl.sify Tor The wan, Of wave.
Employment reused y some noble object, IS the
secret "a happiness and 81 all emPIoyments, mel
t.. laDos lasts Tho longest 4he body soon tues,
iastLo mind ssv.1s nh origin and immortal IN
- destiny, parsues IT'S abors with transient pau
Sings snd rises from every check With fresh Vso'
tasooliauo Ito eternal fight Ehas beautiful
t.s.U-os 3uco zero 5Ve d tbe secret Happiness
asstad.ea openya 70 am. 3" Yoa vii not biarne
re respected Judges 81. loas, yoa viii pardon me,
ing holidays sone pursuing pleasure and some
teing thei- h5urs e sleep. what ons to'se5 lho
=sei,a and another tho Ore h34 should sleai Q
stie t.me Tee tic fecc.eesoa Gray SIG .sa ard
80 improvement 81 my mind 4ez he ID
jbese things better than recreation &c h'H shey
4afe nofe profitable sh4n business, an sgeeies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

"a ia 4 kS. Now opening large AMI
- cholec eopply q Segars of The most esteemed
brand, and n few days wll receive an addition
a uuppl9 Of 20 THOUSAND enc hall which con.
sists Of '1a ssg'st n Table segars so generally
saitoael In sails y Howell DAVIES.
Nos + ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
Valuable Dan River Land.
FOR SALE.

n pursuance Of an order Of the Goutt Of Ea,fty
a for Caswel County. North Carolina ge, The IN
dersigned commissioners, viii proceed TO sell on
Tuesday, tho 18th day Of December next, IN The
town Of Milton, to the highest bidder, TIM, vnuabl {.
plantation hnown by tho name of Atkinsons Quar-
ter. belonging to the heir, OF Roger Atkinson de-
ceased this properly IL not surpassed by any tiaCs
Dan river either for the fertility OF 10 sol or
tho beauty and hcathfuncss Of ITO situation T.
contains between eighteen and nineteen hunlt.6
scres, small proportion only Of which . cleared
The larger part of the good land is rich cree, bot
tom and first rate high land, admirably adapted to
the culture Of tobacco. The low grounds, VII "a
eEtend nearly or quite lhree miles along ,he fse.
are ery fgh. producing abundsn,lg shv efop ns3s.
ea Il 'bie patl II abe country. Tie buildings SIR
Q Ole, bly, good overseers house, ucera houses
corn siia and aeRera! exec .eat tobacco bHds Ia.
ogerseey house IS situated Oh beaut VI eIa.rea=r
with hae spring OF wat-r convenient, and cam
mandins pleasing view Of The own = Hltan
about lovf mites be,0W D4ngje a rapidly ia.-
proving .own in Pl,tsyiveu.a, Va. - distant on.g
Aboaf soYen mites nbove ,Ans a1ofdine - thc pr.
chaseI twoconqcnicnt markets og eFsry aricle he
may ua1s "a dispose a The conuguily Of this
property = nc above uamee towns, end lts s,pa-
ton on iarge nsvigsbs stream cendcT n well
worthy the attention OF gentlemen Of enterprise and
capital particularly oS,hase who arc ford ofmeklng
tobacco OF the finest quality. Mr. Cossit living on
the plantation Mr. Gillespie near il vii no doubt
be good enough to show the premises to any person
wishing to view them.
Terms one, Two and three years credit Bond
and approved security viii be required ard the
title Withheld until the las, payment shall be made
The land will the sold 10 one entire t,nct or div
ted as nsy sGi' the views purchasers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

T>mgs5aass IN ne szmy by order Of tho Sc.
erets,y OF War; bearing 1ate the ~ ms, 10 ardent
spirits viii be hereafter issued 10 the uoops Of the
United State, as component, part of their ra,ions,
nor shah an csmnuiation ia money therefor be
paid to them. A. substitute. eight pounds of ST.
gar and four pounds oi coffee arc allowed 'or every
hundred ,stona.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

R:seiPt III 1DyiBg Bosoa. As tho time IL no@
a! hard when much interest il taken IN putting up
and curing the years supply Of Bacon, the follow
ing receipt handed N by gentleman who thinks
highly Of this plan, will moi be unacceptabIera
cure 1000 VT of pork take haIF baehel salt AYE
lbs brown sugar, and five lbs. salt potfe, mix them
well together, and rub each pie1o thoroughly with
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

PORK-Therc - ye. q small supply in this
market--I, has been selling from "a SO to SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

~ A duel was tough, on Inc 2jth oil between
James y. Wesieo,,, Secretary Of Florida, and
Thomas Ba!t2eIl, counsellor at lag Two shots
wose exchanged, aud Mr.. w. vss slightly wound
ed. Will Gen. Jackson ismiss We8,cou as he
did the navsl officers IN Philadelphia, ios atimIar
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