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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25

s,3n.f,s uost viedn The same sentiment
900, oges,, fic,1 If IN,
resolutions ,b,an ,hoat the debate
Bun SIR. the real intentions and rol.t, of Virgins
were proved, not by declarations and speeches
merely, hat bs faee. II there ever was law odou'
Il a who c tople b. 8 dltae violattaaofhe funda
mental guarantees ofpnbie liberty, the freedom o
speech 4 freedom Of the press u was the seddlor
law 10 The peope of Virginia Yet enld MI this ia
dgnant dssuts faction tie solemn protest o
the Legislature ia p3 y the renewal ut I'M protest
in 99-ths most nlinus aud arbitrary law was pen
ceably carried INTO execution IL the capital OF the
1nlr, by tn prosecution and punaimeut of Cal
lender who was fined md imprsone6 for darins 10
canvass the conduct of our publ. men, (as Lyon
AMI Cooper had been elac~hcrc) AID wa still Nc.
uulty imprisoned wlen the Legislature eaacmbod
IN December ls0o Notwithstanding the excited
scnHbity OF the public mind. 20 popular tumut 10
legislative ntctier enec disturbed In any manner,
tie full and pcaceabIe execution Of the law The
Senate vii excuse me nuat fof ealing their at
l,ntion To a most foreblo commentary on the true
character oIthe ' ,renla proceedings ot9s and %
rs illustrated IN tins transAftlnn) which wua con
tlined in the Official Communication Of Nj. Mon.
roe then Governor Of the State, TO the Legislature
at lis assembling n December 1900 Alter refer
fing 10 thc distribution which had been ordered
To be made nmans the people Of MIR Mldisons eel
eh,ated Report Of %, be says" Ia come elton
with this subject, IT'S prone - add, that since
your last session. the sedieu Lave ar of the acts
complained of la, been eauied u,o eject H. THIS
commonwealth by the decision Of nfodoral court
| notice this event, no. with view of eehanlng Of
crilicisiLe II. The tsa.aelian has cone to the
world and the impeltial ., u i,, - OF II a II dc
serves Iuollce Il Tor tl4e pupa5o Of rcmalhlae
TIM the Il ..sion was cxceutrd wllh The same or.
lrr md Tranquil submission on lhe pant u the pco
nlc. a. could have h. IN sbcWn by them on u SIM
a, oe,n.Ioa to an, the mot necessary, eonstltu.
iino,l AMI pornl.r nets olthe ,ntemm,ntp " The
1an.nl Assembly and the Good people of this com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
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EMIILi stand III" present season at my stable
w 2nlles west nf New London. on the turr-
pike road III L -'iio d county For parllc",ers Sc
hand hills. c. TIMBERLANE.
March ii Is
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04
.erNTs FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
 tainted Agents for this paper: F,Sn C SaQt0rs, ? NJ. Jackson county "y M Kuykeadait, Jackson, Lawrence co.
 XII I Wotf, ?. M. Izard Courthouse.
 J 4, Egaer, Batesyille.
 Baj. rrowley, Lawrence county.
 i T1coB Baasar,l, Eafay yette county.
 T T gaitDeH, Jefferson county.
 sal James scaA, P, M. Pine Bluff. zl5,eoh .Jacobs, P. II Monroe county.
 Te B. PaRoa. P. M, Chicet county. |Ra. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co.
 g [, Biscoe, Phillips county.
 F Farreltg, Arkansas counnty.
 jlass Ciark, Miller county.
 fol. ,J9kR Ctark, Sevier county. Dqgid ForGR, do.
 g,Ronas Hubbard, Hampstead county. .M ColIjas, P. M. Clark county. m pgaoa. Van Buren, Crawford county. Tioaas Hathers, P. Nj. Conway county. gpil. qbbia. do. do GT5sfl .llarshaH, ? NJ. Crawford county. 1oI. L, N Clarke, P. NJ. Morrison's Bluff. Lurkia Nepioa, P. M. Washington co. L Evaas, P. Vineyard do. goha E. Turner, do. !. c. PieaSaH8S, do. J H. Iohnsoa, St. Francis county. n 4. Wilmington, Hot Spring county. e 7. R Ryaa, Mouth of Arkansas. n. ?. sHl'er. P. M. Randolph. Tenn.
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The Secretary of the Treasa'y,-The following letter from WILLIAM j. DUANE, Esq. late Secretary of the Treasury, to a gentleman of Madison County, has been handed to us for publication,-Ky. pap.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IT, 1855.
 DEAR SIR:-I have just now received vour letter of the 10th instant, expressing your approbation of my course as Secreta- ry of the Treasury. 1 have always been, and am, opposed to the United States bank' and to all such aristocratic monopolies; but, I considered the removal of the deposltes, unnecessary, unwise, yindictive, arbitrary and unjust. I believed that the law gave to the Secretary of iiie Treasury, and not to the President, discretion on the question; and would not act to oblige the President or any body else when l thought it impro- per to do so. never asked oAlce-l ac- cepted it reluctantly, and was removed iof an honest discharge of my duty. IL to keep office and S6,0oo year, had gwen up my judgment, should have brought shame upon the grey hairs of my father and upon my numerous children; so tnat am content 10 return to humble lfe with tranquil mind.
 1 With kind wishes, am,
 Very respectfully, yours, W. J. DUANE.
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THIS Paper is published every Wed"es- <. THREE DOLLARS per annum, paya- .sis Syi ia, edoanee, or FOUR DOLLARS at the 5 ei "a,,hscriber will be considered as pay advance, unless payment be made .lag :" fine of subscribing, or on the re < ,s. If the first number.
 .es,R, Sa osOer oa will be discontinued, tbnt at ,.s Sd discretion ssF of the Editor until all ar
 la. lsrages have been paid up.
 'sa,@ s'ag Letters addressed to the Editor t, " Gbe posl paid, or they will not be at { f'9SfgR 9%sR.Ts .H. OF ENTERTAINMENTS
 ..,isenents, not exceeding l2 lines, first :ssa'r, aa.srtion, ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, s,,Ty 'p,q oENrs--longer advertisements in the I 'ahP sp s sadgertisements sent to this office for
 aGl;eatioa. without the number of lnser- Rnas being specified, will be continued uI %at,f forbid aud charged accordingly.
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Ui the $40 pages which compose the contents of the two volumes of tue year exactly 590 have been reprinted afer as by booksellers, leaving 250 which are ex. cinslvely in the .'Llbrary." Though that portion was furnished to the booksellers much below the usual rate, and printed on small sized type, sti!! the price in book ierm was $l2 G0-eqHal to segenteen dot- tsTs for the year.
 When the advantages of circulation by mall are considered, and also that, III clubs of five individuals, each gets the work for S4 %, which difference pays the l postage, 1t must be admitted, on all hands, that 1t IS the greatest reduction on the usual selling prices of any article ever at tempted, much less e1ecatted.* But the subscriber does not found his claims to public patronage alone on tue Gheapness oi his periodical. The works published have been of a highly literary and very attrae- tive character, as Is proved by second book editions having followed those of the ''Li- hrary" with rapidity, and every one of which, even al the advanced price charged in that form, has had a most rapid sale.
 The time and attention of literary gentlemen are almost entirely devoted to making selections for the work, and in seeking, from the mass Of books in the public institutions of Philsd eiphia, as " ell as from the new books imported from Great Britain the most interesting and valuable matter; and he has had the pleasure of bringing before the American public sev- eral works which otherwise would prob ably not have been re. printed here.
 As t is intended to print only a small mum her ever the copies actually subscrib ed for, those wishing the work are respectful ly requested 10 send their orders as early as possible.
 Is this mode of publication can be sup ported only by a numerous and punctuai list of subscribers, the friends to an eco- nomical diffusion of sound literature are called upon for their patronage.
 *** 4 limited number of the first two volumes, seeond series, can still be had by those who desire to possess the cheap est selection of aeto and good books ever offered
 Gentlemen receiving this circular, and who may feel inclined to act as agents for the "J4ibrary," are respectfully requested to communicate with the proprietor.
 \. WALDTE,
 No. 6, Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
 *Tn addition to the plan originally pro posed, the four pages of the cover have been added, in whose ample columns the editor weekly crowds literary intelligence of various kinds-exteHsive extracts from the new est and best books as fast as they issue from the other presses, and endeav, ors, without favor or partiality, to point out to his readers such works as have most merit. 1t contains an extensive record of what IS passing in the literary worla and, in fact. supplies desideraium 10 lit- erary circles in this country. never preYi- ousiv furnished.
 n~P Subscriptions 10 the aLove ,cork re- ceiued at the od5ce Of the .4rkansas .8deocate.
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iTUZHA FOR TRADE!
NEW SHOP.

X HE subscriber takes this method to Il inform his friends and the pnblic generally, that he has opened NEW SHOP, opposite to the Advocate Office, where he will carry on Btacksmithing, q ua osakiag and Sell making, in all their various branches. He will also make butcher knives of the best quality, at the shortest notice. Work from distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute all work sent to his shop Tn the best possible manner, and on the most reason. able terms.
 E. NJ. LEDBETTER.
 Little Rock, April 17th, 1s33-2tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04

l YEAR has now elapsed, since the iA subscriber introduced the new me- 8hod oi publishing books iu a periodical iorm so as to be transportable by maii.- sahgune as was hts belief of the advan- ssges, to all classes, uf ttis experiment., iits success has more thau eqhalied hls eX- peetatons, aud he will enter upon se- ,sss=sssasd JsaI wit, renew ed energy and assr- dmty Experience has suggested improve neDts witch have been already adopted; aud others, as they offer, wlli be ihirodnc~ ed1n the course of the ensuing volumes, Bending to give additional interest and permanent value to the enterprise. s What has been done, how yer, IS suttl- ceut evidence of what may be again ex- scued, and the subscriber believes that nere recapitnlation of factS will be snt fcIent to produce conviction of the ad. saHages of his mode of publication, on slhe minds of those who may not yet have fakea the subject into consideration. The following works have actually been pub lsAed in the course of the first year for sls small sun of FIVE DOLLARSi! | F0L. l.-Waldsteip, or the Swedes in fi,Fagne, novel by Madame Pichler. Aemoirs of Count Lavaliette, written by
 himself.
 yigne
 A0sierheim, pr the MasGue, aoyel, hy
 the English Opium Eater. slhe a' and the Valley, tale by Harri- ct Martineau
 faVels in Peru, by Edmond Temple. halaYe'te and Louis Philippe, by E. Sar- l raas.
 me Gentle Recruit, tale, by the author of the Sabaltern.
 earatoga, by the same. Batty ''' ad'es and Exploits of Randitti and Rob- n oers, by c Macfariane.
 aae Italian Exile io England, by Count Pecehio.
 'isN'lrs of the Duchess of St. Leu-Hor- tense.
 pOurDal of Nobleman at the Congress of Vienna.
 Asllers N from the Earl of Chatham to his
 L,0fIal V@4 Notices, Poetry, Anecdotes, &c. so1. II.-Wacousta, or tue Prophecy lsaie of Detroit and Michillimackt mac,
 NJ 'ne author of Ecaite.
 England. . '
 man. -
 1ss s. of Dr. John Leyden. by Sir Walter 'ss,.nan, s.a novel, being Vol. 3 of the Li-
 u'Sirs A,ta Of Dr. Burney, by Madame D fba ba'ee,ay, D, author of Eyelina, Cecilia, &c.
 TS black Velvet Bag, and Mademoiselle fiaes,ese, by Miss Milford. s0a 's Letters from the North of Flu gsa"lF ga,0lF of silyio Peiiieo.
 raa'e S.e Dard's Narrative of the Ship Iir. sfeek of the Medusa. cb qua Adventures of the Cbeyaliel ! Saaies Sasiles Stuart, and History of the Re, ! R0baoaa ID Scotland in l745, 1746. BJ
 uss .ss er.taia ih i53a, by Baron D'if aus
 Tss, Tes {. Ex-minister of King Charles X.
 tsa. ts0ry of Captain N, by the all
 aSaaoai sS. oi Traits of Travel.
 mss;a ssatern,s Furlough, descriptive of A gdii,srlea' by Lieut.. Coke.
 'a' Notices, Poetry, Sc. &c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04

Cape, we were in the ffarbor of Glouces- ter, and the next day the stage took us all to Boston.
 The Student is now lawyer of emi- nence in Portland and the cheek of his heautiinl wife turns pale whenever he teils the story of weatherng the rocky point of CAFE ANN.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04

The bill extending the jurisdiction of the State of Tennessee over the indian tefrito- " within her limits, has been finally passed into a law, and ordered to be enSrossed.
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HARD COUNTY.

Vim. King, Vim. Watkins, Aaron Ro- berts, Thomas H. Clark. Wm- -keath, Samuel Bristol, Joseph Coker, George Campbell, sen., James l.. Creswefi, Reni. H. Johnson, James B.. Neal, John Lang- ston, Jehoida Jeffrey, Asa MeFelch, Ab- salom Langston, Hugh Tpmn. James
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04

HASTINGS--lron and Steel for sale b! 0 .lfay g, 1883. EMZY WILSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04
Great Literary Eslternrize.
pRospEorrs OF TWO NEW VOLUMES.

ssp Ysar of Waidie's Circulating Library.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04
JOB PRINTING

Of every description neatly executed at the
 Advocate Office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04

James Boswell, Richard Peel, sen., Austin R. Lafferty, James Davis, John Kyler, Peyton Tucker, James McBryde, John ". Childress, Ambrose Creswell, Vim. Arnold, Pleasant Turney, Isaac Ro- bcrtson, Benj. Watson, Thos. Tyler, Vim. E. Kan.
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Geo, ge =. Aough

rs nov ..pe nrng c., ,ce selection OF FaECl NM
II STfPLE GOODS. consisting in part of
Super ondon clulhs and cassimeres; mems ummer
wear, black Ia trngs and poult de soie; ws'ered and
figured silks; white, pink blue and bsk Sats pant.
ed mu,lins and caicoes, light French cscoes. very
handsome; painted paiminete, Italian Grapes Cyprus
and Iris gsuze; camhrcs, ackone 8, plain and figured
Swiss and Hook ditto, plaid musns; ginghsmsi real
searsuckers; pongees; white and brown drilIings;
stripes for boys; super soft dressed Irish Ii.
mems; super long lawns, green and white blond yeiI
figured and plain barrege ditto, linen cambric ditto
hdkfs; Bishops lawn; white merino and camePs hair
shaw.s; beautiful assortment Of fancy hdks, bobbinets
and faces; Grecianette, nuns lace; Hoskin and kid.
gloves; large assortment of cotton hosiery; misses dit
t. some very superior Narscles nd silk vesng; Ia
BILE and bird eye diapers, Irish and Russia shcetngs.
beached black and eoored hastings, blue and green
table covers; colored and white knitting cottcn grass
cambria for bonnets gauze and other ribbons, gsioons
fine black bombazete and circssaans, and common
bombazeens: yellow and blue nankeens; cause Han.
nels; fancy tuck, side and puff combs, hair brushes 10
grea, variety; tooth and nail ditto, bandsnnas, some
first chop; rstnet for eoachmaker; bangups and bea.
verteens; tckings and domestics generally; Sill and
cotton umbrellas and parssols; foundations and wad'
ding; point blankets; coarse linens; cotton burIapss
low priced carpeDg. very handsome, four cases straw
bonnes, Lcghorn Aats, boys leghorn hats mems 81.
psrfne palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn. Candle wick and Cotton Bats, constants
" on hand, at Baltimore prices 9Th mo 3
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, FRIDAY MQRMENGs JUNE ~ 1883.

no place like home!' An emotion was visible 10
all. There was slight tremor in his voice, showing
that be felt the influence OF the line; and when
he concluded it, his pause was longer than usual,
and deep sigh escaped him.
When he Recommended - An exile from
home'-the agitation in those around, was merg
ed in attention to the song. but his increased -
His face was slightly averted, and the rays
Of the moon as they fell upon, and glistened in
the tear that rested IN his cheek, gave additional
effect TO the expression almost OF agony, stamped
unon his features. He was. indeed as | knew,
an exile from home-though from what cause l
never could dscover-and the smothered grief OF
wears was now loose aud flowed in unrestraIned
power over him.
He continued. As the song drew TO close,
his emotion increased, with that OF every one
who listened. At length, as the line. There's
M Mace like home'-rose on the stiffness Of the
hour. The last time, rush Of feeling was EVIDENT
which. in many, showed itself in tears! The
man. who from childhood had braved the foam'ng
brine. aud had stood without fear on the brink OF
eternity; and he, who, an outcast from the soci.
ety of the vrtuous and the good, knew no homes
alike with the being Of turbid passions and un-
hallowed deeds, gave tribute to him Who had So
we'll timed, and so feeIngy executed one O!
the most grateful sonss that ever greets sea,
mans wear! Oh!it was good TO look on men
have considered hardened in ini1uity. thus throw
ing open the foodgates Of tong pent affections
that they might once more gladden. and purify the
soul! Icuuld not think such men entirely iost;
[ could no, look on human nature in falrer and
more pleasing aspect. :.
No one spoke; and after few moments, IN
which all else was banished by the one dear
thought of the distant home we bad exchanged
for our home upon the deep" each one sought
his pillow and do not doubt. purer and oet'
ter man.
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Cash IN Market.

WE will pay Cash for any number ct LIKELY
w NEGROES (of both sexes from IL to Is years
If age. Field Hands. Also, Mechanics Of everv de-
seription. Apply to
II C. ballard & Co Richmond, Va.
]. M. Saunders & Co. Warrentoh, Va
George Kepheart & Co. Fredeficktown, Nd
JsmesF Purveis e Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd
Thomas N. Jones, Esston, Eastern Shore Of
Maryland
mr. IN the subscrbers at their residence in Alexandria
Persons having likely Servants to dispose Oh VIII 90
we'll to give US call. a. we, st all times, viii pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser VINO
now or may hereafter come into market;
All communications prompt! attended 70.
ma,sS IF FRANKLIN Il ARHFIELO.
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Wool.
LYMAN REED & co.

LYMAN REED s. CO.
co,n,n;ss;on Merchants. No. 6 South Charles 81
BALTIMORE, Md
nEvoTE particular attention to the sale Of H,O0L.
ID Letters, post paid, asking Information resPeenns
he Wool Market, will receive immediate s''e""oh'
.J,.R. Co have leave to refer to
! $ S:::! e.; e; e.: g s; c. Baltimore
Dsy;d BOYD, Frederick. nd.
q. w Rutter & Co. Uriontown: "a
zane. Pentony Co. Wheeng,Va.
Isaac lIotI, winchester. Va:
Allison Owen. Cincinnati, ONO
Russell & mathews, gainesville. Ohio:
J. Armstrong & Sen, Maysville. Ky.
Leisly Combs, Esq. Lexington KY
Muir d Wyiey louisville, Ky
Lawrence y Andersen,
apr 2-1eow6m
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.Jno NJ. johnson,

DRAP PER IND TAlL U Il,
vIyHANKFUI to his friends for their Iibera patron.
age, now announces to them sndthe public that
he has taken house on King street, near the corner
Gen,Icners Clothing as usual in the best manner, at
the shortest notice. and the most resspnabe terms
lie bs, also on hand an assortment Of Ready made
Clothes, which will be sold st the Invest prices
sons wishing Clothes Of any de scrpon VIII please cav
and examine for themselves.
m
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Notice.

HEREBY forewarn all persons visiting Jones .
Point unless on legal business or by PERMISSION OF
the nropretor lam compelled to adopt this restrict
i've course on account of the shameful conduct OF some
Me- b;evo,, bows for the last Sunday or two give
.h. Local notice. in order fully to inform oil persons
that The law will be enforced against sl violating the
above notice. '""H'
may Is
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INDIA China.

r. Boxes Canton Dishes, from IS to IL nches' sups'
% rior quality
s do do Desert and Tea Plates, MT and deeP'
pencilled and cnsmelled. very cheap -,
o IN r5n ROWS aua,t and half gallon, will be
sold as low AS Liverpool ware
IS rroce Pint Porter Bottles
wi,b's general assortment of CHINA. GLASS. e
EaRTHENJp.ARE, wholesale and retail.
- ROBT ii. MILLER.
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Notice.
rh. steamer COLUNB "A.

- The Steamer COLUMB n.
Captain James Mitchell, will,
Rz.yrI S2H until the first of September
.sES next, leave baltimore for the
,.,,. IS Columbia every Wednesday q, 4o'c'ock Z:
y: ,ol returning, will leave Washington at o aud
r,,,ndria at 7 o'ci,ek, A. 81. On Sunday toe bs'"
Ns""' may Z
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SNtlce.

Steamboat POTOMAC,
k~hn Joseph hewitt, master, be-
- = ing in cu@Ple'e order ~l'l'
80 III I7,h instant, resume running to Nor
ii. ,"d Rchmond leaving the City Of Washington
>, : aad ,lexsn,ria al o'clock, NJ Returning
ave R;chmond ON Tuesday morning, anS Norfo'k OH
w,loeSl.y morning, at o'clock
Fare 70 NorfolS. Including meals, II
Do 10 Richmond. do
noyl5 M III. 80 800, u 49,
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lust pubtisheA.

JMst VWbtIsNeN.
find on sale by WM ~ MORRiSON'
C1uRlsr our Example,, by Caroline fry c.,,,;,.
u Scripture Principles Of Education. by Caroline
rrv fsnthor Of the Listener. Christ our Example, ac)
The GLORY Of the Age an Essay on the Spirit OF MIS-
Also, tsny for beginners. being an introduction TO
Mrs Iincoln's Lectures on Botany, ny hrs. f"e'Ps
NAV %
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NEW SEREEs VDEs M-NQ. a342
franklin Mouse Hotel.

.lmk By J. NORRIS, at the corner Of
~ King and Pitt streets, and recently in the
mr. occupancy Of Mr. A. Newton This eel
known stand has just been put In good
vhere they can be accommod ted in the most agree
able manner The sAlubrity q ts situation, and eonti
guilty to the business part Of the town, and the selection
for The table being the best the market will aord en-.
by past vors ,nss the saDsd
bv the week month"; year. that pains will be spar.
ed in endeayorng to please He therefore, from itret
and moderate charges soeitss share OF pub
N. B. Persons travelling from Alexandra TO am
ington or Baltimore, can secure their sesu neM.
baover,s spIendd Line Of Blue Safety Coaches, at tho
Bar. Hours Of departure, half past A. ~ 2p. y"
and 10 Pm.
Aiexandria, May 90, 1883.
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Ground Plaster,

For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or BnseA.
,uyuE subscriber has on hand and intends keeping
during the season, Ground ras.sr, Tni ~ the his
~. - IONA. JANNEY.
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AwNerican brandy .

rosdins 5ron. schr. alexandria, from Ne,c fork
~, mi Pines American Brandy, in excellent or
~ uv'' W. EDw'D. DAINGERFIELD.
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Fur HerMAuNa.

~ The FIST SAILING schooner VIRGINIA., John
ytpssc,ley, ms ter, viii take two OF three ha"d'
- raj, on fregh, and few passengers. Apply TO
~ ca GEO JOHNSON X Co
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Charles Bennett

CTAs received and offers for sale
few bales 81 % inch stout unbleaehed Cottons
A. blsached Cottons
9 8 and 81 Cotton Sheetings
"a inch Cotton Osnaburgs
No I,2, g., 4 lIempen i3urIsps
Rest Dorchester Bedticks, Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
lark blue and w q patent Sewing Thread
BEST dark blue and black superfne Ssxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, a and S Pins, first quality
Hemming's genuine first quality silvereyed Nee:
dies, VIC ditto. mar -
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
1fo,, IT.,,o lQS2

May Term. 1883.
u1JJZABETU STAFFORD, administrative Of Robt
IL Stafford deceased submitted 10 the Court her hrst
account as administrative aforesaid win the
IN sunnort thereof, which account is received will
be allowed and duly recorded, unless cause be
she wn to the contrary. before the first Monday
July next of which all persons interested or concern
ed will take notice. copy-Iest; as,
;une 6--w6w MOORE, Reg Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-07
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I'VE have thirty barrels freight to Richmond.
w NAV 90 StM'I. y LARMOUR co.