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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
reas, AnMf >ug,r, Cuhee, sc

Teas, AnMf sugar, Cofee, &c.
IN Chests and half chests Tess
q 10 boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
II hhds Porto Rico and a Sugar
IS bags lava and ST. Domingo Coffee
6 bnls Jamaica do
10 boxes chocolate
90 hhtls prime New Orleans Nolssses
casks new Rice
IS boxes best bunch Raisins
50 drains pulled Figs
10 bags Pimento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
hoxes Plug do
so reams Wrapping Paper
90 reams Foo!scap do
/ case assorted Fancy Soap
25 boxes yellow do
25 boxes mould and dipt Candles
Is coils white Cordage
just received and for sale by
mar ~ KERR FlTZHu"".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08

FRESH supply of the above highly approved
Seeds just received b, the subscriber. viz: Asps'
ragus; Beet long red and early turnip, Cabbage, ne
most approved varieties; Carrot Cucumber, CELERY,
red and white; Egg Plant; Lettuce several varieues;
Nutmeg, Cilron. AVID Water He'on; parsnip, Onions
adish, several varieties, Spinach, rurnp, CresS I'm
dive. large London Leek, Parsley, Tomato BEd w
e PEaSof different kinds sweet herb Seeds, Flow
er Seeds, &c. WILLIAM STABLtR.
Dmggiet, Fairfax street.
Orders received for Trees, Flowers, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
FOR iSe.t.

! VT }NVbVs
farm The STORE HOUSE next door to Washing
EsIs. ton Brent and the Dwelling House attached
tner to Possession of the latter can be had immedl
aey. and the former on lst April Inc a.9ie ho Ss
dows, &c.
The superior location and character Of this property
for Dry Goods business will. it is hoped, ensure u
good tenant readily Inquire of 'r Joseph J'nney, or
mar % gro JOHNSON e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
Shenandoah Free Bridge Lottery,
Extra Class No l for 1888,
To be drawn in Winchester, Eva on Monday, April
Is 1883
SCH ME:
804 Prizes-40,0 900 Tickets 1920 700
Tickets 81 90; halves 90; quarters 90.
ffoJe nr Vro,y5np.

tiCketS d. OUi naIFes w; quarters W.
Mode Of DraWing:
The 40, 900 tickets numbered from TO 10000
inclusive On the day Of drawing the whole of the
numbers will be pu into wheel, and all the prizes
into another the numbers will be drawn alternately
first the num,er and then the prize, until all the prizes
are drawn Prizes pay able in cash sixty DAYS after
the drawing, subject to the usual deduction of Is per
cent.
Tickets shares and packages to be had in the great
est variety. at
DAVID S. JONES'S OFFICE.
fiarrisonburg. Va.
Orders for tickets shares and packages, in this Lot
terry, enclosing the cash. will receive the prompt
attention, If addressed as above. >gen's ordering
tickets in the above scheme will be slered posi-.
tive sale, and charged accordingly at scheme price.
DAVID S. JONES, Manager.
February IS, 1888
- Notice TO- Agents vending Tickets in the
Shensndos Bridge Lottery Il have appointed GEO
G GLAsc. OK, Of W,rrenton, Fauquier County, Va
Di trbut,ng agent for The following Countess Orange.
Culpeper, Madison Spott ylvanis, Stafford, Prince
William Fairfax, Loudcun Fauquier. and the District
OF Columbis.
Agents residing (or responsible persons visiting to
become such) in the above Counties, will please send
thsu orders TO GEO G. GiaSCOCK, where they
W !! be prompt, attended to.
February IS, 1883 DAVID s JuIEs, Manager.
mar 4-ti5th tpr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
MONDAY Mp@N1NG, April 8, 1883.
I,incNln CMam,berlain

A.inc0ln CMamberlain
HAS Just received. per schr Virginia from New
n York and has in store:
10 hhds good West India molaases
est India and New Orleans sugar
Is bags Rio and st Domingo coffee
Old whiskey. m barrels
Common do in hogsheads and barrels
New England rum in barrels
Country gin, in barrels
French brandy; Holland gin, spirits
Sicily Madeira wine
10 quarter casks Marsees wine and Greek wine
Mess and prime pork, in barrels
40 boxes bunch raisns
80 reams wrapping paper
II chests, half chests. and boxes, gunpowder i'm
perial, Young hvson, ard black teas
10 kegs CARROTS snuff
Rappee do IN Jars
Scotch do i bladders
so coils corlsge, assorted sizes
90 ne sts woodward. iron bound
1000 pounds loaf and lump sugar
1000 50 bacon
Together with all articles usually kept in grocery
store All which he offers for sale very low whale
sale and retail mar ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
Blasting Rocks Under Hater by means of the

Blasting Rocks Under Hater by means Of the
Diving BeA-'rhree men are employed IN the
diving belt; one holds the jumper, or boring iron,
which he keeps constantly turning; the other two
strike alternately quick smart strokes with ham
mers. When the hole is bored Of the requisite
depth. tin cartridge, filled with gunpowder,
about two inches 10 diameter, and foot 10 length,
is inserted and sand placed above it. 10 the top
of the cartridge tin pipe is soldered, having
brass screw at the upper end. The diving bell
is then raised up slowly, and additional TIN pipes
with brass screws are attached, until the pipes
are about two feet above the surface Of the water.
The man who is 10 fire the charge is placed in
boat close to the top Ut the tube, TO the top Of
which piece Of cord is attached, which he holds
in his left hand. Having in the boat braser,
with small pieces OF iron red hot he drops one of
them down the tube; this Immediately ignites the
powder, and blows up the rock small part
Of the tube next the cartridge is destroyed; but
the greater part, which is held BY the cord, is re-
served Tor future service. The workmen in the
boat experience no shock; the only effect is
violent ebullition uf the water arising from the
explosion, but those who stand on the shore, and
upon any part Of the rock connected with those
blowing up, feel a very strong conclusion. The
only difference between the mode Of blasting
rock at Howth and at Plymouth is, that at the
latter place they connect the TIN pipes by ce.
ment Of whitehead A certain depth of water is
necessary for safety, which should not be less
than from eight to ten fee.
lRepsrtOry Of Patent Intentions.
Extraordinary a6air.-1he Vienna papers
relate story Of hypocondriac. who. disgust.
ed with life, sent note to the public execution
err requesting the latter TO call upon him. He
obeyed, and on entering the room Of the hypocon.
driac, found him seated at table, on which was
placed bag of gold, a pair Of pistols, and
rope The money, he was told, was for the pur-
pose of recommending him for service he had to
require of him-ths pistols. to compel him to per-
form it, il he would not do it voluDtariIy--the
service, was to hang the person who had sent for
him--and the rope was to be employed for that
purpose: besides which, large nail was alrea.
dy drove into the ceang, to which the hypoc On.
dIiac wished to besuspended. AT first. the hang
man, as may be supposed, was, a little confused at
this singular request; but recovering himself, ex.
pressed his willingness to comply with what was
desired of him. and set to work making prepar.
atoms, such as taking oft his coat, &c. He next
proceeded to pinion the arms Of the insane man
which the latter willingly submitted to know
ing it preliminary step to all executions The
executOner, however. no sooner had his arms
well secured, than he alarmed the inmates Of the
house, and the hypocondrac was sent of to
Lunatic Asylum.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08

JOB PRINTING
Expeditiously executed the Gazette Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
Ground Plaster /.

Ground Plaster.
For sale By the Ton, Barrel, or BusheL.
VUlHE subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
during the season. Ground Plaster. which will be
sold at low prices be procured at IN the Dis
trct. JONA. JANNEY.
alexandria, Cd mo 1l-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
GlassW are.

Is, Packages Cat. Plain and Moulded Glassware.
| y received per schooner Harriet, and opening
this day.
On hand. large and full assortment of CHINA,
GLiSS u E.qRTHE NW.3RE. at he lowest rates.
mar96 e.. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
bacon. Salt &c.

HACOn, SNJ DC.
MIN u. NUT! has in store, and offers for sale -
w 5000 Ms superior town cured Bacon
I,50O bushels Salt, Turks Hand, Cadiz. &c.
10 hogsheads whiskey
do Apple Brandy
4 do Whale Oil
. do Winter s"erm Oil
do IVES, India Moiasses
l npe Holland Gin
so bnis No, 9 and No. 8 Mackerel
10 dozen nests Boxes
40 do round and 1at Brooms
IS do Whsps mar 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
I0hn Y. Evans

IOhM 7. Evans
VXyiSHEs to purchase FURS of different kinds, viz:
w 40 coo muskrat skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
$500 grey fox do
$500 wild cot do
And he is determined 70 give thehighest cash price
Those having Furs sell, will find 1t to their advantage
to give him call. -.
lie would inform his old customers and the public
eeneral, that nc still manufactures good work as
can be found in the District his old stand, opposite
Sir Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, King street.
Alexandra Jan 1l-a5m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
To Cabinet Makers.

YO Cabinet Makers.
" C SMITH has this morning received from Bos
Ri. ton BOX of Patterns, comprising the latest and
hes. assor ment of cut and PLAN Furniture and Door
Knobs. Curtain Pins nc. &c. snd w'ch csolnvt max
ers and others are invited 10 call and examine.
mar rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08

Charles Bennett
gnAS received cod Offer. for sale
fl few bates 81 2S inch stout unbleached Cottons
"A bleached Go,tons
90 and S 4 Cotton Sheetings
81 inch Cotton t'snsburgs
No W. s. ''empen Burlsrs
Best Dorchester Bed,icksi Apron Checks
Two bales English Shoe Thread
Dark blue and w patent ewing Thread
Best dark blue and black super6ne Saxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, A and 5 Pins, FIRST quality
Hemming's genuine first quality silver.eyed Nee
dies; w ditto. mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
Salt.
CinVer seed.

an Bushels Ohio heavy and clean Glover Seed will
NJ be landed on Monday next, ist April! for sale
by SAG'l. ID L.ARMOUR & Go.
mar g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
DESCRIPTION;

"fenry - n beautiful bay, six years old h.,
@p''ns, 'oil hvo ieot two inches high, Of grcnt
s'"utncss fine bone and muscle. and a. well rra
pofloned ns any horse in America HIS great tep,fl
oil chest, expmded with ribs Of that oral firm -
'meiby all Us the sreaDsles iderlum in H.. fofmv.
tom Of the race horse--hmd legs ara BLACK. VII.
beautiful var,esaops oeapois about bis ankles
showing a, once the striking aanloyy he boafs !.
ms on'i'olled kndreJ.f His mane and tai. art, .
o'eeh as tho nchen raven, lowing with an a. ),
s'as'io, proportion which beauties aud ulc,r
''e Noe' s'eea LIS neck. ,'s,ng out u his sic
ie'' II gradual arch Like proportion, towering
the All with grandeur indispensable is insar,e5 +.
~ eoun.enonce gentle aud noble, and a, ,l,e ann,
imo GIFTED with TINT vigilan, sagacty winch !.
Justly belongs to III Distinguished Of die rae. i,
terminating IN hostrils vide and cxpandag !,
alp9s ,hc same ambiou, spirit which ci,uYaet,,.
ed Inn through many hard tough, field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

State possessing the same reh, of withdraw
ing ilself fiam Che eonteiirraeyS without te
consent OF tho rest, ~ any number Of them
10, OF ever did possess" frddcnce, {hc says
indeed VII dictate TINT governments esiab-
lshc by compact, should not be changed
for l;H nf Transient causes bu, whom long
traln of abuses csinccs design ON the part OF
some, e. usafp dominion over others or should those
entrusted With tho government manifest desige
10 invajr the sovereignty Of the States, II then
becomes only the right but The duty oftho States
respectively 10 throw of such government and pro
vide new guards for their future security. Again
-" The fedeta government then appears to be the
organ through which the United Republics com
municate with foreign nations aud with each other
Their submission to It's operation is voluntary rs
councils, its engagements, lis authority, theirs
modified aud united. lis sovereignty an emuna-
ton from theirs not flame by which they have
been consumed, nor n vortex III which they have
been swalowedup. Each still perfect state ,sll
sovereign, still independent ard still capable should
the occasion require, 10 resume the exercise Of
It's functions, rs suen, III the mos, unlimited cx-
tent" A SUBSCRIBER.
s-T Tho foregoing extracts prove, very salts
factory tia, Judge Tucker was sea1der--but IL
does not prove that ssce.aoa Is constitutional
power, or that II can be peooeabiv exercised, I'D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
PE.ktId.IsEE.

n5te"y was got by tho distinguished ,ae
morse Slr Charles, who ll'. turned oui ueso ,,s
horses ina" any other horse Of hi> day np by 5
hfehy, Who IS Jualy STYLED the father OF te An
liean ,ori~-hls dam by ctizan, he by Puckolct N
hosland-- Ne,enry, dam WINS by Rcmus. he Nv
iartnf, and Tara Wy old Diomad- -Reuus,s d,n,
was by Daredevil, & her dam was also by Doomed
hen,usS gr'nd"p was by tho imported K,,owsly v
s,ea' q Gam ny o'1 DelIslI, be BY the imported
Medley --areat grent grondam Ivy tho impor,e,l
oo-uf''y' great great grsM graodau by ApolIo
IL ne evident from the above pedjsrss TINT vs,en.
" bas desehJed Immediately from one Of thu nu.
''' "na most popular .Iocka IN tho ward liy
lose el,@"co 10 he noble aud unprecedented sue.
efss oil h'a unLoinlahod aneeatry iupsr, u him n
's INST concentrated manner the riches, crtnaes .,
l!el, Cl''z n, Medley, and Dan,et--.Lf.,fu,,'..
DUN VA "v'd' VIM. Il, Johran, a, tho cxl,cns
49, u h'''eo, Tor sl2oo, Her produce, by Mad
y snee, - t@oyear old, TO Mr ]. $, Hur of
Is 1lofd, Va. Tor 5000 cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
Oi2ENL. AysY.

DIED, It Maj'slnG H. Va w the 10Th ut
III The Goth year Of her age, Mrs. Ann SWIFT,
kfteenty resident OF lynehburs) fect Of Jona-
saan wifi, Esq late Of Alexandria
pepartHd tins Ilie on Sunday morning the 10Th
FeHuerY, Gopt PLEASANT DO WSDN, Of
Bedford, t3rnany Years u citizen of Amherst 60.
tItr Az ID lhl, life on Thursday, y b day OF
i'e'enLp last, ie33 Mrs. ELIZABETu II,
10 l'IiE#2N, ogai y year,. consor OF
sir Ihopns fluNhcs1n Of Amherst County, of
Ter an illness Of eight days Of the most excrucia.
ting pam. II the best attention of her nyhhots aud
the shlll OF the most eminent Physician could have
prevailed, she would nave still lived, l.u it seemed
that heaven had wiled Otherwise. She l.al an al
iretonale husband and seven Young chlliren, To-
sslher with numerous train OF relations and nc
qaintances, long 10 mourn tho loss of one SO dear
10 them ihey weep but not AZ those without hope,
ior she was tender parent and a0ectonaic wife,
mother 10 the mothcross, and friend In all her
neishbors. She WIS an otnament 10 her sex, md
III honor to society
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
10 III Eltt,fy JTihr Tiggi,jau

have freq1eutly senn il asserted, in the public
prints and else where, that ihe right of State 10
secede from the Union was new idea. and one
which WAS no, recognized by, and could not fairly
be dcduced FROM the doctrines Of the old Repulli-
can party. To shea that he idea Is by no means
one Of modern date beg lc ave to refer To the fol.
lowing extracts from the es say OF Judge Tucker.
appended to his edition = Baclt,,ooes Commentn-
rics. 1t will be recollec,cd too tlJat this essay
was written, Immediately after III, theory and ma
ture of our Government had UNDERGONE thorough
Investigation and discussion. 1t ws5 written but
two year, after MadIson'S ceIebr ited Report WA
adopted BY our legislature, and was delivered III
the form of Lectures, TO the students u, William
and Mary College. The tine Of lis puhcat.on,
Immediately after the Republican doctrines mad
achieved a great victory over their opponents, and
while they were fresh IN the minds of the public,
carries with It strong evidence Of the truth Of its
positions; whilst the purposes for VIII CHI it was
written the instruction Of youth-giyes strong as
surapce, lhat the sentiments which 1t promulya,es
could not have proceeded from mere parizan feel
lnss. After detailing the history Of the formation
Of our present federal government and con'ra ting
It with similar coniederaces IN other quarters OF tie
globe, he proceeds TO shew how it might be- dissoy-
cd -" The dissolution Of these systems happens
WHcil all lHe concentrates ny mutual consent, OF
some OF them voluntarily, abandon the confcderaey
and govern their own Stairs apart, or IA part OF
them form different league with each other, md
Withdraw themselves from the co fcdefacy with the
rest" Such, he proceeds TO inform us, was the con
duct of those States, who abandoned the old con
federacy, and adopted the present constitution.
leaving to themselves Rhode Island aud North
Carolina who refused AT FIST 10 accept the ne "
constitution 4" and since One observes the seeed ne
States by establishing new constitution and form
Of federal government among themselves, without
the consent OF the rest have shown that they consi
der the right to do SO, whenever the occasion = ny
IN their eptnton require II, rs unqaesonable ",
may MFR that Tat right has DOT been diminished b,
ANY new compact winch they may have since en
tered into, since none could b. more solemn or cY
pilcit than the first, mono more bladng upon til,
contractn plrties Their obgAl8u therefore ,r
preserve IL present constitution IS not greatei
than their former obligation was, to adher.
10 the articles of the confederation eacl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
WTg.CrHw,y,
a!!';;=;:2k

- P'Teff9 ! l. y Ohrsr, Of L.s.e "a.
A'tii'5 be51p.d nee h6rso an ..,inv,.s ! !
- ~ been qeif I'll y III tie sf,r.ssl cnse II
Toe mett 'ilIms's 4ask of,le.lai,j "a now It
SUM j" ny 'talie. Al Rocky Mount 'rsnia,., III.
" W, :" the s'dy aud v,sou Of his you,b. rea.
TO serve mates at The r,aut I'd prce fxrnlt.sts 4.
lars the seasan, With mny b. aisebsrsc.i 6v W..
" dollars ifpaid OH 0. before the tbs isr Of gu.
mfig IRE dollars ,nsuronce, 10 be paid ~ soon
TIE same Is aseo,tJned or he rbaSy parted VI,
rVleeA dollars uls 5pnge lesp, " be PAID down s
INC TINE Of 1ryicr, and one dollar cash 10 lw srs,e,
~ every instance. Any ssnicman, bceomiav :,
spohsille for six mares, viii II Slowed one Pm.
tic ae'son 70 confluence the ist Februory =. !.
= ifl iht 's OF July The sULscr,ber will nan i;
M Ffioht eSenlons 10 give ample sa,isiac,; -,
u a W. may pntrenze his sbor4c, and 10 ,sa,e,
4. ses'lsnA aud eacapes, but'canuot be laiae 10,
~ tia may happen. Extensive pastursee !.
pf# ior NIL mares sent 10 aUtreuyg, aud ,yc,..
- Ia viii bepaid TO mares With colts notb,i,.
VIII be charged Ion servants accompanying Then
aud only twenty five cems per Jay for focdiu
with grain to all such ma tuay order H. Mares p,,t
to hefemp that fuli tbs season III only bo char.
god half price tie next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
FEMALE EDUCATION.

HE MEX Session of III, .obserlber
: AchJol will open on the llth Of February mex
Terms AZ heretofore, ;tl5, payable IN advance.
Nj, 5. hah tor several Yeas, bad ~ coninmplu
ton such an enlargement uf lis COURSE of nstruc
ton as should embrace tlle mos; important depart
mcnla of the Phyacai Sciences, suacepuble Of illus
| tlalian 10y Esperimtnts Specimens ~ Diagrams
LIS preparations are 80 In malutoI tbal, with tho
next sesh'on oil hs sthoo, he intends 10 commence q
course at Lectures on Natural and Lxperinnnjh,
Philosophy IL extend Though The rouud uf ,~u
. yebts, " fe4 sssAon}, IL uie following arrange
ment
l. Chemistry ELECTRICITY --tialVdu.aul-~ Mag
nelhm
:. Fyses--au'lmea Of DYamlcs--ol II ydrody
aalaic5 -Pncumatlcs -Aeouaass
J C,lica--Opned lustumenp. Astronomy.
4 Oudn,cs ~ tie0lo3y---ui smcrnogy-- Bolp
ny outlines VI Natural History Natural fheo,-
|ogy.
The course will be ou.2ly illustrated by Chen.
leoi aud Philosophical Apparatus ol 'll' '1oss re-
cent hnd improved construction he leading
principles OF o"eh science VIII DC ''o'en III success
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
NEGROES FOR SALE,

Nlit. subscriber having experienced the dlnicul
- ~ of raising Horses OF sufficient size for the
usual purposes Of farming aud road service, arising
nom tho want Of size commonly observed III III,
hlooded Stallion, and knowing such 10 b. the pre-.
saenI Objection 10 blooded horses generally, has
beon induced 10 purchase the horse Maxinns 10
whom this objection does not apply, to whom be
invites the attention oi those " ho wish 10 raise
horses for the suddc or harness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

~ I'LL ataod tba n,,line season Mt my Stable,
W five mic. below h5aebborg, ON tho Rich
mond stage road. and at my flautuon on Stone
w all Creek
Ie'ms--tslo for the season ~ for the single
leap, aud ssl5 ior Insurance. lha INSURANCE. mo
ney 10 be paid IA soon "a ne ma, ~ a3eerlainod
70 be ~ lOnl or Mhen No l. tfadrl Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

EDprSltASt to Del bfTro,t, oxecalealy
n Thomas Crows and aiie. bearne date llio
18th Sept. ISIS, and duly tesorJed IN the eeonty
courts OF Amherst and Greonbrler; vii be sold.
10 tue highest bidder on Monday The islh day Of
March next, @lns court day, at Amherst eonr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
Description and Pedigree.

Maxine ID mahogany hoy. w,r, t.erlt legs
mano 4 tau he vii uc seven ycms y ans old this
spring, and IS sixteen aud half hands high lie
wns got by Kandolph's thorough bred horse Roa
poke dam By i'earrousht, son Of ID Cellar, sren.
dam by Flag Of Truce, son Of Flag of Truce Z.
s,andom by Apollo, son OF the imported Fear
nonshl, out Of apo,swood's imported Cullen Ara
ban mare. JOHN Il. CABEIL.
Feb H. WI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
VisACTOI' LAND.

lYlng IN tho county of Greenlfiet, containing T.
LEVEN HUNDRED ACREs--Ajso, Trac, Of
Land lying m Amherst county IN the Lynehbvrg
Road, containing between EIGHT and NINE
HUNDRED ACRES, both OF which tracls ara
more particularly Described III said deed and are re.
presented Us valuable. The / rusteeg viii convey
such title us is vested IN them by the deed alnre.
SAID THE fRUS / .l.s
Feb a. w'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
TEACHER WANqED.

z HI SUBSCRIBER, living in ,heGppcr end
Of Charlotte county, on otaatton River,
wishes to employ gentleman as Teach RI, who
can come well recommended us 10 character and
qualifications, To teach the Latin and Eng sh Lar
gudges On WHO could iustruc, N Music on the
Forte pano would lie preferred. All letters on the
suIec directed TO the subsc5.b"r Brook Neal p. o.
Campbell county post paid, will be duly attended
To- EDWARD " HENRY.
Feb Ii Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

af,HE undersigned ohers his services to the
- Manufacturers f to0eGGo in LYNCHBURG, aud
its Ncish9orhooa for the purpose Of receiving and
forwarding their Kegs and Boxes. Having been
last ID yeats, and from ms connection with the DIFF
ferent Lines Of Packets and rrlnsIsnt sses to
any Port IN the United States, he eau almost to n
certainty forward any tobacco sent 10 rs care,
without mourning Storage or extra Drayase bu.
in the event of its going store the charge will be
moderate, having ample room
r JAMES FISHER
Refer 10 Mr. Casweil Poe, Lynchburg.
Richmor.d, Feb 4. CtfA