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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
Milton hi\A & the Banks Of the

Milton hilA & the Banks Of the
DEBTOR SALE.
r WISH to sell or exchange the above Farms for
Il mountain or limestone land They are situated
the Potomac River, in Charles COUNTY, Maryland, So
miles below Alexandra by land, and 80 by water
aSgEx MI ron HILL contains five hundred
% Acres Of Land, and is beautifully situated
~ about o mile from the river. The House,
~ which stands eminent hill in the centre
Of the farm, with commanding view Of the river and
the adjacent country far as the eye reach, is
large and spacious containing four rooms and large
passage the lower floor with kitchen, pantry and
closets attached all tasteuly arranged, and in tho
rough repair: The soil is first rate, and well adapted
to the growth of the best Maryland Tobacco. This
Farm is not more than one.haf cleared; the rem,n-
der isin Hickory. Oak, Cedar, Pine, &c For elgibi'
Ity Of situation, beauty Of prospect and local advana
ges, this Farm is equaed by few and excsed by none.
THE BANKS OF TIE DEE contains One
Thousand Acres Of Land upwards, Uhe exact qusn.
tity is not ascerlaiRed Ii lies Immediately between
Milton Till aud the river This Farm is bounded
three sides by water that short fence encloses the
whole Farm. The soil, though good can be made, at
little Expense, Of the GREATEST fertility BY the ap.
pcs,on of ses.ore, Of which masses oat up daily up
on its shores As its locality renders easy to
the uxuries Of the water-which abound in Fish, 0ys
tiers, and in their season Wild Fow-to the sportsman
this place holds out the most pleasing inducement
that of shooting the wing-for which is not excel.
led by any farm on the river.
To say nothing of the various other inducements and
advantages these Farms possess, such water earr
age, the choice Of markets. the to steamboats,
&c&c shall only add that they are pleasantly situated
in an agreeable, genteel and social neghborhood, and
within two miles Of public worship. As am deter
mined to sell, Unite those who wish to purchase to
see me at Milton Hi assuring the m great bargain
may be bought, and any length Of credit given. upon
q small portion of the purchase money being paid in
hand the debt satisfactorily seeured' and inc ntere"
paid annually. THO. II; BOCkNEh,
Harris Lot r. o., Charles County, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30

To Rent,
6.s,sl A three story BRICK FARMHOUSE. situ-
lsl..ate on the southeast Of Prince and Union
Possession can be given on the first October next. To
good tenant the rent will be made low.
Also, other Warehouses and q Dwelling House for
rent. ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
For Sale,
An excellent MULCH COW, accustomed to town,
and none more regular in coming up, morning and
evening. ~ Zo-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
Marine Insurance Co. Of .alerand,ia,

July LIST, 1888.
n,v,nrND of three per cent on the capital
a .toet nsid in is declared, payable to the stock
hod.rs or their legal esssentaves on or after FIJI
H. The sth INSTANT. NATH'L. WATTLES.
o.y, H S9tkeeIm President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30

The persons implicated in the ARRAY between
the contending stage drivers ON Thursday morn.
Ing last. yesterday held to bail to answer at
the next sitting Of the Baltimore City Court
Samuel Pousley, who shot Timothy Clark with
a pistol, has absented himself Ball. Patriot.
Capt. Boot, of the Dutch ship Asia.-This
gentleman, letter from Saratoga states, was in
that place, and was on his way to Whitehall,
probably to take his passage over Lake Cham
PLAIN, for Canada.
Ifreports be true, poor Boot must be deranged
for he left all his ships papers, and wearing
apparel, on board, ready for sea.
N. y Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
PROPOSALS

Sugar, Coffee, Yea, &c.
N Hog.heads prime St Croix Sugar
III IS do Porto Rico do
IS bags Cuba Coffee, part old and Of fine flavor
10 half chests Young Tyson and Imperial Teas
90 boxes Colgate's Starch
With general assortment of GROCERIES
Just received, and for sale on good terms, by
jys7 STEPHEN sHINN, Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
DIED.,
COMMERCIAL.

Price of Produce in .Alsrandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Flour, new wheat, per barrel, IS go 40 90
-. old wheat, do ga a o 90
Wheat, per bushel, 10 20
Corn. do 0 go 40 62
Rive. do 0 55 40 60
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, 50 o IS
Oats, from vessels, do 50 40 81
Corn Meal, yellow, do 65 o 6s
Corn Meal, white, do 70 40 X
Fiaxseed, do % w
Whiskey, per gallon, % o 80
Bacon. ner cwt. SO a 90
Butter. per Id. DO 40 Is
Lard, do OO7s 40 O8
Platter Paris. fretaill per ton. 6 90 20 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30

.lIerieo. -Advices from Tampico to the Sd in
slant inclusive have been received by the editor
of the New Orleans Courier. They state that
Tampico had been in a state Of great excitement
for several days, owing to Information having
been received that the garrison at Matamoras had
declared 10 favor Of the plan Of Moreia, and that
il had despatched body Of troops to take pos
session Of Tampico, who had already arrived
within a days march Of it. Tampieo was in a
poor state of defence, but every preparation was
making to prevent their entry.
The Cholera had entirely disappeared from
Tampico. II had carried of upwards of 1900
persons! A Conducta had arrived there on the
2Sth with 300, 1000.
Loss Of the Chancellor Livingston steam boat.
This fine vessel, belonging to Boston, and ply.
Ing in its harbour and vicinity. got ashore on
Wednesday. and Notwithstanding all the efforts
Of the General Lincoln steamboat. which went
to her assistance, could not be got of: The Bos-
ton Atlas gives these additional particulars;
Capt Beal, Of the Hingham steam boat, states
he left the Chancellor Livingston ashore on Hang.
mans Island at half past eleven O'Clock this
morning, and that she remained IN the same stu.
alton at last nisbt.-Had broken two of the main
beams, deck started, considerable water in her
hold, not bilged, and otherwise considerably dam.
aged Capt. b. thinks it probable that she may
be got of az an expense Of $4,000 or $4,000. At
the time OF the grounding of the Chancellor Liv- |
'nss'on, she was in charge Of Mr.. John Stubs, |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30

JOB PRINTING
Expeditiously executed at the Gazette Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
Ground Rents

vUlHE subscriber authorized TO sell several vsus
i BILE Anpuities of from $40 to 800 each
jy2S GEO. JOHNSON Il Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
Shot.

OH Bags Drop Shot, just received from the Pho
10 j y nix Shot Tower Company of Baltimore, and
for sale BY s. MESSERSAITH.
| ~ al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30

DRAWS TO-MORROV
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 10 for 1888.
To be drawn in New York on Wednesday, July 81
prizes Of 10,00o-l0 prizes Of 900 Dollars!
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters Is.
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Extra Glass No S for 1856.
To be drswna at Wilmington. Delaware, on Thursday,
August
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000.
Ticketsf2; halves 90; quarters O5O.
10 be had IN variety of numbers of
J. ;50RSE,
Lottery G Exchange Broker. ALEXANDRIA,
Drawn Numbers in the Union Canal Lottery, No. IS.
50 "a SIS 50 &c 60 IS IL 9 SO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
Tanners Oil

FEW barrels Of Tanners Oil of good quality, ant
"A Spemaceti Oil in tierces, for sale by
90 A. c. CAZENOVE Y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30

Up In obedience to the above Decree, shall
proeeed to sell, on Friday, the 10th day OF Angus
next, at - O'Clock, on the premises,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
Refined Sugars.

NUGAR, refined without the use of blood various
y qualities, for sale at the Manufacturers rates, BY
iy29 A. C. CAZENOVE & Co,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-30
RanaWa Y

dissolution VI Partnership.
SIlHE subscriber gives notice that the partnership
% heretofore existing between Morse Josselyn has
Zen dissolved by mutual consent.
W29-3t OXEN yOsSELYN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27

Lkgant Compl.ment.--At the iase Ladies Fair
ia Boston, Mrs. O., who lres,Ied a, one oi the IN.
bles for the sale of articles for the benefit of the
Blind attracted little attention rs well account
of the graces of her person, the rarity and cl-
egance of her wares. Whilst engaged IN the ay-
ocaons of the day, sailor approached her, AMI ex-
hbed strong symptoms ofbecoming purchaser OF
some Of the rich articles with which the table was
decorated. He drew from his pocket ten 'lo'la,
hall, aud after looking some time seadf silly at the
lady he lad the money upon the table, aud was IA
bout to Withdraw. Wiz you not take some arli lie
for your money ~ said Mrs o The homes, tar
turned again towards her, and ooked-then With
nn expressive hitch, sheercd of, saying" no.
IRE had mi moneys tcorth"
Tins anecjotc bears some affinity to, and is not
less complimentary than that which is told Of the
Duchess OF Deyonsllire,by whose eyes his c1all
asked leave 10 hight his pipe. That celebrated la.
dy always declared that after the coamans com
piImcht, all others were vapid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27


, the truak, and in moving the box, discovered
aat II had been broken open and two large winter
rsa substituted tor the jowelry upon which beiote
any communication was had With any one OF,
board he procured officers and had every thing on
board searched, but no property 10 be found The
captain then tried his trunk key 20 the gentl1man
trunk, and found i, would open IT, aud there found
pears similar to the ones pot inio the ,iewelry
trunk, and bu, few articles, alR marked differently
which at once satisfied all whore the jowcty, DC.
had gone. Eafly TINS spring, the same gentleman
hui by ad'tterent name, came passenger from Rich
mond with capt Worth, who was mate With capt
Howell when the loss occurred, but before capt w
go, to the wharf the gentleman had gone ashore with
othor passengers Yesterday said ger lenlsn applied
to capt. w. tot a small Loan saying tina, he was
here destitute, on his way 10 Hartford IN search Of
rs trunk containing money and gold bars 10 the
amount of upwards OF $1,000, upon which he was
brought TO the Office, and placed in custody to be
Disposed Of according to law. Daily Adp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27

la "a. sei.auts lathg tllfeIs, enJ iN.ecb tie
Whole OF the industrious population of that portion
If the Low Countries with the prosen, state of af
falfs, ard driving them eventually 10 demand 81
thar an union 10 France, which would lead 10 n
General war--or n reunion 10 Holland, which is
tho object of all his delay and diplomatic nanou-
vres. Do not then imagine that the affairs Of Bel
gum win yet be arranged War will no, arrange
them, except war against Holland, and an lnva-
sion Of that country and such war would lead to
an European collision. Nor will peace arrange
them for # Holland he not attacked her king will
never yield and whist he is hooking Prince Tai
Ieyrand, and laughing at Lord pameratnn the
grass is growing IA .ho streets Of Antwerp THIS
Belgium question will never then be settled until
Beig inm shall be reunited 10 France"
Dennis Collins, The old pensioner who threw a
stone at his Majesty Is ordered 10 be transported
FOR life. English Papfr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
LYNcHBiRG. MAY 27. IS33


The Washington 6ilo,e c.n,,iosot,,..c
John c Riyes f.rn..,iy =, f,t.,, u, /, W.T.
d,or's off e WHO ,xssis,.,i, H., .,,,,.. ~
accounts Of both purser T,n,c,l,.,o...,
Randolnb thu, co,6,.,,s. ne =, tho l,i..r.
have reluctantly entertained ever.,..,.., ~
ance Of Il, RS defanc. tina, ,,,, ....., ''''
Jef,ulter 10 the ooy,rn.,s,, am, ,l,.,, 80! 20
dismissed son h, Naval .,,.;. -,
sta,emen, which, s,eo,s IN h. c,;....,
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his ,o.sessi.n ,,.,.l,, -o,1o
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'''"o'e y "'S '''a money oil The s"''thheW
"''' nc "fi'of''"''a 10 ms o"" as whether T.
9''' u M '''' '''" u u'' h"' Dc ons to HIN
NC p'''e''' ''o' 10 say o"t 'f'e II 'or others 10
J''s. ''' o'''e' % '''i' '"''"'' ''"'fned by tbs
:" 'n''' az '''Ve' letter has peen 'ece'ycd VIII
'''s' ''''.''''' s''e.re' by nose J'"f"aS "h-A
nav o''" ".'''''' II "e''hee OF Lieut. h""d'I b
y ''' >'s"''a'''''' '"'' mos l'"''''H as
'"''''o'''e 10 s''''ner Tue u'Sco'S'on a""i hS 10"
''""'s' ~ Ne'i'n6 up constant h'' relative to IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
FNiuY TowX, (Pqnn.) Nav. 10

About fortnight pGo, Mr.. Scott and another
Gentleman. at or near Alorganiowu, Va. came q
yer the Nugina Inc INTO the Southern part OF tlis
county for the purpose of experimenting nes,o
man whom they claimed as a runaway slave. In
the attempt t. take INN violent scut'le ensured.
The negro being armed wi,h knife or dirk deton-
died. himself " III desperate vgor, and succeeded ~
making his ESCAPE Scott was seriously woun-
dcd in the abdomen ncision having been
made III il through which his bowels protfuded,
and a small ncislon was made in the bowels them.
selves. Medical assistance was fun nlshcd rs soon
as possible, and tao patient removed to New Gene
va, where, we understand, his situation not per
hitting him to ho removed by land dc WAS put on
board canoe ana transported to MorganIowf
On Friday last, family consisting OF mother
and five children. who have been living IN this
place for three four years were appre hended TN
der II warrant issued by the Judge THE L. $.
District Court for the Western district of this State,
and taken, in the custody OF special depntyi to
Piusburg. They are claimed as the property OF
The heirs of J. Paine, who reside in Preston eoun-
" Va. The same persons had been previously an-
pretended by one Of the heirs and having been
brought before one of the \ ssoclate Justices OF
this county under writ of hnbcas corpus, we've
ordered TO be discharged Immediately after tho
second apprehension of the negroes, sat was
commenced 10y the father of the Children who IS
admitted TO be free against the executor, who N
stitutcd this second proceeding, and bail III Siooo
demanded.
Not being able to give this security, the exccu
tor has Saen committod to prison, and IS now IN
close confinement.
Since the above was IN type, we have leafiied
tina, ths District Judge has decided IN favor OF the
negroes, who, consequently have been released.
Democrat
The Wheeling Times states that the late rains
have entirely changed the appearance of the coun-
try in that vicinity, and that there is cheer
ing prospect Of plentiful harvest
The Goth number ofthe A american Quarterly Re
view as we learn from the National Gazette, IS in
forwardness and Will appear at tbs stated period
The titles of the several articles are-Frossart and
his Times , Army ofthe United States 3 Nor
rel's Voyages A. Fertilization and Sicgcs
Dung son's Physiology 6. Life of Sir Humphrey
Davy !. Negro S avery 5. Stuarl's No t Ame'i-
ca 9. palgraves British Commonwealth
Counterfe,ting on a small se6le.-We were
shown day or two since new article. Il was
nothing more nor less than q cast iron cent e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
VARIETIES.

| n JEST and common Lamp Oil
~ Best Swoe. Oil in barrels by basket and sin
gle bottle
Best Turner's Oil
Musical Instr lmcn,s, various kinds
Violin, Guitar, DuicGmore &c Strings
Beads Of eretV htnG, Muse paper
T"pcri"r and other Segars great variety
CupIHng Cases, Fancy striped vlals
, Fancy nuI 1'urpent'ne Soaps
! Refined CuMphor, Oil Peppermint
Can l'horeteJ and Oxigena,ed Soaps, new articles
CMortdc OF Lime, Or Blescs,,.s Salts, by pouad OF
C.dcr Vinegar, Rice, Starch aud Fanny Molas-
SIS
Dtu.,gists Shor Furniture
paliLo, Day aud in oil, I.lnseod Oil
l'yc-SIulS Brushes and Bow Strlngs
hinlch Lights, in Pewter boxes, with Matches
Guns and Pistols, scissors, Pen and focnel kuivce
DlrkS and Varnislrrs
Madeira, Port, Cl,rct Malaga !
Champa 'gne-some Of the Port xVuEES
" inc the n4oH superior direct w h-NA''
from The London Oaks
Porter and Brown Stout in pint and quart botl,.e
Hebberts and Barclay. kest
F'n"ch Brandy and Preserving Sugar
Ginger, Pepper and Alspice, ground and un-
ground
G''nny Bags and black Ink Powder
, Cloves and Nuinegs, Mace aud Cinnamon
SHsoon's instruments. Mi Kinds III use
"" iers, IN boxes, pound, and uuccs
Prcst)ns, G,strcy's and other smelling Salts,
Lump Nagnesia Calcinod DO IN boxes bottles
walls and ounces
Otto OF Roses, pre-, Extrac; Nux Voaca
Snuiis and Chewing Tobacco
CD Vilrcl and CASTLE Soap
English Windsor Soap, Fancy Pungents
/ .i.ubrr's S,lt 4
Itch Ointment various kuds
I Manganese and Black Lead
! Powdered Scdmnory Red Coral
ldubaFb and JHIsp, powdered AM in roots Pru.-
SIAN Blue, No aud .
Iru-scs, all sizes and qualities
Anrmory and Steel Filings
Nut Calls aud Glue
l.'9uorIce aud Gam Arabic
| Candies, RaisIns, F,ss, Almonds
Cooking Raisins
Los"ood, Coppcres and Alum
Black and whtic Nn lard Seed
London Mustard aud Pope. S4s..
Soda, Scidlcia, itochtl,c, > arntoga and Ciineer
Beer powders
All the Patent Medicines in use
/ Castor Oil and Calomel
Cream Tartar, Sugar Lead and white Vitrll
| Spts Nltre, Elner, Balls Coppva, AIacs
Opium, Blue Stone, Salt PERI. Btimstona
Flour Sulphur, Chomo,niic Fiow,,,
Green and Black Teas, Epson salts
spanish Flies, lp,cac and raf,a tlneiio
! super Cateonata 'ooit 2rd Iptlnric Al
itochellc salts, laerrtom .ters >at.aus sues am
prices
French and En@.lsl Nhemlc,,
And warmly Of o;Aar Goods, received and
Tor safe at NY GA stand, md ii the t;oldeh
h.al, benk square ilOAEL DAVIES.
Mayo ins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27

The National lnieIlisencer says We have
heard 'hatn Prescription Las, aently exists " III
LING lis. of nam upon H. among winch are those
If come OF the mos, valuable, moral and even IN.
dispcnsahle Clerks IN liz pubir EMPLOY, whom an
,hosi Is makins h eject from eJfee, 10 make ,ooo,
ior 'thers who vet hunger fer reward We can
MOI t1ieya that The resident IAN be moved to ssac.
uon a proceeding 50 epeiy WY worthy vi rcproha-
ton but We believe, that he will be strongly ar
ED 10 it. How can w doubt It, when even hi,
own organ undertakes to tutor HIM To that end an,
represents Me Clerks N the Public Offices 10 be 4
gang Of swiadlcfs, pceuators, and seouodrtls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
Mill oorytrf, May IL.
NOMINATION. FOR COVER

Major Joel Gra~ ford OF Habeoek County. was.
On Tues ay evening" last unanimously nominated
candidate for Governor nj thr ensuing election.
by large ndrcsp,etabIe meeting Of the mem
bets Of the Tronf patty, from all parts of the State
One ofthe conyiets IN the Penuontiary, James
Stafford Of Camden county, VAS shot dead by the
guard last Monday night IN attempting to escape.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
Hic4 nan J. iI.g u


We were visited yesterday rbout , oclock with
a severe thunder gust high " md, aud diving ram
Two or .hr.e of the flashes ,fghtHing were very
severe aud irrm she short lntcry0 between the
-f"re Of Iish.nn; una the peal OF thunder tat the
rate OF i!l2 'sctp-r sceSnD were very near 10 Us
Mn /. J. ChnyallIrs L,rsr Wurehnusc on the
Banks of the Basin vas actually e;fuc,
The l'@htn'n. struck The southern gable end
knocked OIL some b'cks thence taking direction
ii wn ue roof. tore ofthc shingles abou! u yard
WIDE broke some Of the inside OF the roo! and tie
glass of tie utows in the upper stor,s. Sonle Of
thC splutecsd timber va, set ON five AMI scattered
oyer the barrels OF lour, stored in The upper hoor
10 which ihc hrc had be gan to communicate bni be
ing discovered imme lIately, was easily cXtineuish-
eel. It's a fortunate circumstance that It occurred
IN 'he day time, othcrW se. that valuable AMI costly
establishment would IN all probability have been
reduced to ashes We are happy 10 hear that the
damage sustained j. but slight, aud vii be inme-
,hatrly repaired No person was injured, though
several wtt~ the house Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.

GE DRlilA STA rE CONVENTION.
We have heretofore n'1rm 4 our,csJ IS ,h,.a
Convention recently Assem-, !ci ~ u .i,dscvjle
Tor ths purpose Of ame iIs tn con-,.t.,on Of
q of5la. The iestion ~Aich DARN IN. ST.
lngofthc Virginia Convention. created =, ,s4,,
excitement cughaut this S.a:c, is .nfns -.
en- els tn G-orsld-Ve aittl3 TO IA clla,'
mint OF the b's,s Of rcprcsnnta,tou--.,ne patty
concluding FOR the hsis OF nee whit, ,,,nuldto- :
second, for the federal basis, which al rs /. Ae
whites three-h tbs OF ths slaves ,nis ;7Iri n.
'erlltofial extent. TIE fo,mf ptr, Scam. b.
TIC last '.'',.I1;s - ave the ascend tncv Though
by u very sm,ll m,jori,y w hope they my r--
ait tae advantage throu4 hout-believinp no+. is
we aia Amen the question was agj,.t,l ual.,,.
ourselves, that 1t fs the only basis which ,cc,r,
with republican equality snI with justice 10 D., .
section OF the Communicable
We are glad 10 hear, that, 50 far AZ federal pol.
hcs are concerned, the voice ef the Georgia Cor
vent'on IS onequyocally in favor Of the Union, and
against the dlsorsanizins hcreses of the day, by
a majority OF al least : to l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
AIP.ANDgfA Nav Of

It is understood that the District Attorney
brought ,he Randolph affair before the Grand Jury
last Saturday. The business will be resumed when
the Couft meets again the Both instant. A Fl ?
the investigation Is oret, our readers Will probably
near more Of Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27

sefsl of,isnl hase .beeSpa upon ene OF our
merchants during tic present week. Tbs we be-
iese Is the latest article in the Inc Of notion
Sehtncciddy Gaselie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27

NnH,fsaton-ia some parts of South Carolina
(ren,ur,s the Western Sheld,) she lodies have for
,ne, themselves into companies OF tHptnet6if'
y ith u uniform OF roe coat and pastd'9onS. Ar
Eastern editor says that the Union men ca2 nevs'
b. induced 10 march against them. Qae,c-li
these ladies' are really out ofthe bonds of union
m sh, they nor be made to surrender at discretion
10 the arms of an equal number of bachelor sol.
d,srs Taluatc,'s enough can be furnished from
The West fully equipped and capable of enduring
all the fati.r,cs of a Southern campaign.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27
TRIAL or MIR AVERY.

Correspondence. OF the Boston Advocate.
NrwPoRa May IL, 1888 .- The proceedings in
the Avery T.i.d to day have becn less interesting
than usual, though the court room has been US much
c'owdrd as on any preceding day. Hifa dozen
learned poctofs ltsc been on he STANG and demon
,'ratod that the glorious uncertainty of neil
rI science Is uvt a whit behind the prove rbially
-!"''ous "ne Iialuty of the law. There are me1
cal Du.l1e, jssl as there arc law books ,l.at proy
Doth I'D sol he same question With cglA exaei
ness.