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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
A COINCIDENCE!

1t is mentioned as a f" singular coneIdr'e''
that while in the House Of Delegates oil 'FE
mia, Mr.. Jones, Of Elizabeth City, is the '"s'
msmber who has had the independence to ''''
Modification by name, aod on one occasion W.
caught ia minority, in question involving =
Of one; in the House Of Delegates OF Maf'''""
precisely the same thing has happened"
Jones, member Of that body. boldly aro'"'
the doctrine. and finding himself on d''''D'
also in minority Of one. The name, 'ne"''
al, and the minority, present three very e'"''
occurrences.
These tw0-Mr. Jones' must hereafter DC W.
sidered the Dromio's Of Modification.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
CHARITIES.

We do not know Of any place that caa ba,s
of more benevolent institutions for the relief n
the poor and distressed, and Indeed we may s.,
Of more real charity, than Alexandra. Wehel
constantly of associations amongst US designed I.
" do good"-pursuing the even tenor Of lhtr
ways-~ithout Dstentation or nOtoriety, conten;
to let their morks speak for their motives. o.,
casionalIy by their annual reports 10 the neNsp,.
per, and an appeal in their behalf from the pol.
pit. the public at large are made acquainted With
the fact Of their existence aud The successful pc
secution of their Ia5ors; but, beside this, lhtr
do not ruffle the caImness of every day life. v.
do not know the Games, or we would glad, Il.
cord them, Of all these benev oIent societies, di,
pensing their charity to the widow aod the O.
phan, the poor aud the afflicted-imltatins k
example Of the good Samaritan-and calling
down blessings on themselves by the blessings
which they bestow upon others. Its to such e.
hibitions of philanthropy that we turn with .,
pleasure. They are surrounded with no hs
glare that dazzes whilst it bewilders the behold
er; but shine in the pure light Of Virtue, Rel
gion, and true Christianity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUaRY S a.,
" ED OF FEBRUARY

1t will not require any remarks Of ours. ".
presume, to arouse the patriotism aud public 81;
rt Of our citizens and especially Of our yOu,,
men, in reference to the proper celebration Of ,b.
approaching Anniversary Of Washinstons Birth
Day. As the peculiar duty Of the Wa.hins,0,
Society, that association at its last meet,s =.
the 4,h of July, 1882, appointed an Orator f.,
the ed Of February. The Secretary o! the s.,
ciety has lately received letter from the Cent?.
man appointed. giving notice that owing to UNI
voidabIe circumstances, he will 40, be able 70 n.
in Alexandria 90 the occasion. II, however. IL.
are to have no Oration, we trust that other M,
sures will be adopted to honor the day. Wbsr
are our Volunteer Companies-our Civic E,co4
our associations Of ynung Meni Are W. 10
be dep, wed of the pleasures always attend,,,
upon the Anniversary Bale Are we here in q
eraldr,a once almost the reside nce-aiway,,b.
f,vori.e of Washingt0a-within sight of Mou,,
Vernon-to forget the birth day Of the FaAud
bis Country. And now. too, when the nHuu,,
of hi, glorious example is wanting to revive al
that amor patri@ which ought to characterize
Americanso
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
GA yIRGINIAN."

The Norfolk Herald of the S0th ut. co''|
the last Of Mr.. Tazewell's essays unus'
above signature. 1t vas time they s'o'"
been brought to close. They will De ,.'r
Iishcd in pamphlet form in Norfolk lmneo''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

q Toasi--At late dinner at the Mansion.
house three foreign consuls were present, to whom
the Lord Mayor wished 70 do honor BY drinking
their healths. He accordingly directed the toast
proclaimer to announce the bea!ths of the three
present consuls." He however, installing the
words, gave out the folowing:-s' The Lord Ma
yor drinks the three per cent consuls!"
NeW Sp. Magazine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

There is an episram handed about which we
ike for its downright absurdity of idea. 1t is
~hispered-recollect, reader. only whispered, 1t
may therefore not be true-that it is from the
pen Of the Lord Chancellor, who thus has given
another proof Of his versatile talents. 1t runs
"a fullows.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

TERMS -Dsy paper eight dollars per sinu''' P-'
able half yearly Country paper hre ao'A's pc
annum Advertisements inserted al tue rae " o"e
dollar for the first three Insertions ana '"e"v
cents for every subsequent insertion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

CT ,ar,tn 8 SO fiery hot,
lrasc,G,e and jadish-
How dow you think he was begota
His mother was a mustard pot,
His father horse radish - Meiropoiifan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
DR15PN YESTERDAY
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class NO 5 for 1882.
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000.
Tickets - 90; halves So; QuarteTsU75.

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No for 1855.
Will be drawn in the City of New York on Wednesday
Februsry6
I Prize OF $4,000 prize Of 5000
do of 10000 90 Prizes OF Loco
Tickets $40; halves S; qlsrters so; egh,hs Is
On sale in great variety at
Jas. EsfONDAN'S
Lottery Office, corner King and Royssts
or Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawn Numbers in Virgins State Lottery, Glass No
for 1853.
SO 40 SO 10 10 as So IS so
DITTO in Maryland State ottery, Class No -;
IS Il 10 6 IL 48 SO 81 45 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
=. II. WHITES

Lottery Office. Royal Streef
o ordersfromthe country specisl, attended to
Drawing OF the New York Consolidated Lottery, Ex
ira Class No. for 1874:
IL o9 So SIS 9 ID I2 IS 81
Drawing OF the Virginia Wheeling Lottery, Class No
for 1853.
81 49 So 10 10 46 So SIS so
Drawing of the Maryland State Lottery, Cass No. Q
for 1898:
20 IL 10 IL 48 SO ST As 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

Conclusion Of Nix. FRELINGHUYSEN'S
Speech in the Senate, on the REVENUE COL
LECTION BILL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
Jas. EioRDAN'S

DR.4TVS IO-MORROIT
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 5 for 1883.
To be drawn in New York on Wednesday, Feb 6
Prize Of $4,000 Prize of 86,0o0
/ do of 10000 90 do Of 1000
Ecke'sHo halves S, quarters so, eighths IS
To be had in variety of uumbersa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

'csres. the penalty ol which is death. The de
fence % The prisoner WAS then commenced by Nc
VIII. who ~. followed by Nlrs.,. Rnque, Dab.
nry aui Gstlsnd, In III. order named who cnn
,,nJsd. tim, # the wound Of which iioghe. died.
Was Inflicted by the prisoner NJ oil, which they
JiJ not ,bnk sas ,l.a,ly proved. there WA m nv
,denee thu, III. accused ,pftnded TO hill the DE.
ceased, or II Hoshe, had been properly oufsei
tina, death woali sv- ensvcd-r1rv ooniended. al
that in the worst aspect OF the cese. the prison
rtss ohsnce could oct be regarded of n higher
g ada than murder III the second degree. the pun
'hmon, (which !. no, less han Gvo nor mare 1 an
eighteen years imprisonment, and. asserted. as
,H"r rpin ion that II was simply mans eughier.
ihe pun,shmant Of which is confinement in the
zen ''eOarY. not more than ten nori,a INN
hree years. When the argument for ihr do.
| 'ence was Concluded, the Court adjourned un.
III 1hor,day on which day, tho Comm on
wealih's Attorney spoke m hour aud helt IN rel,
NOR" fully enforcing the v,ess taken N his open
,"g argument. the Jury then retired aud after
about hal, al hours debe att ~, relur ed nto
Court with vc,',ct OF guilty OF murder III.
second degree. and condrmning the prisoner 10
~ W" = ipptls nment IN the REM cntihy
Norris, Tue ptsoner seems to br nb,nt 10 ,rars
1t age. with n io,m large nnh wellpropetiioned
and eonntensaee OF marked ,ntcl grnce such ~
~ do not oten met with nmore hs cast. L.
ra'ly lifr, too We, learn, he rnuked high ~ man
otp'ohny aGt discretion, and had accumulated n
very handsome property. But, 10 the in,te, year.
| It his HE, he tell ,oto bad habits, which led HIM
'o'" bad company, aud the end thereof Is seen
'" IN narrow escape Of III. ghhs'. and IN the am
t"ce winch cut. h,m of. nou,r Of IN nh ao,l
80" a." bosom Of society and rons,fas Tim 10 n
'''"g team moe appalling ,han tn sleep OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
w YWn W Hl.lU.

u / is knovr that sincc January 1881, (beiWe
snme months after the rxprafion oil the PAfsF
en,.) hstr hern ensnRed ~ preparing The Article
Known rs il DkiN's OINTMENT. hnve dr'rr~.
min.d. hnursv,, h.nteiorth TO telnpuish the bus
sipsss IN behalf Of Mr.. WILLIAM ". GRAY, for ths
following reasons, VIZ;
Isl. Al. ofay vas The G,s. psrson thai embars
he'd 10 The ptspniAion "f the Ointment IN tlise
piace. lie became the purchaser al the PateDt
X ,ehi far ,his .iy, and six counties Around H. wUh
the erppotai1n that the term vi the fAienf had Sc
vstai years iotup, aud hat he would enjoy tho
exclusive SAL w,'h,u hts bJuuis. II, that pertod.
But II !. ssp knnwn that h greatly dissr-
pointed. u. the Fften' 'xpned about sx noaths
MFR he engaged 10 the bn ness. In tho mean
TIME, he Ind spen, much &c h., Time aud mo1eg,
in procuring bgh reputation Tor the artc'a, ny
whcn mfhns he has been greatly Instrumental ~
serving ise eslss OF suffering humsei,y.
p. Mr.. Gray Is now iaboiing uniht peenniary
rinbnrf"ssments. aud ha, gtueing ianhy DEEPEN
ient nn his - rttOns Tor ~ decent support. tie
ha, ben very ibe,nl To the aGiieted poor, "nder'
stand, an1 30 rnjoys the prc1linr Ant aaeNon OF
believing III ! he Ia. bren instrumental twHh his
Ontmrni.) Ia snaichlng several Ddisid nais sDnp
the gave.
.se,og ,n'oeaecd by these considerations, AMI
by the principle. tina, whle I I've m,self, Rus a
mnfb disposed TO lie, Others slsn I've, now relin.
qpisb the business ~ behal OF Mr. bfHy, and slIwb
take supplies Of olntment iiom him, Tor the accom-.
mediation Of my customers.
N. c MuNESlAnA.
Richmond. July A. 1913. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
TRIAH For MuRDE.R.

On Tnesd., last Jesse Norris. TREE man Of
coior ~, arragned h.iore he Superior Court
Of Law Tor ,hr corporation Of Lyncahnrg (Jpdp.
WILLIAM bAsIEL pr.siiine,) charged VIII 'hr
mu,d,r Of Jackson Huehes. White man by 'hb
bing HIN, III" 10 h OF NoY.nbar sa.--Coun,ri
for the Co wealth, Chs,,tophsr An,hn',,
Esq l,r he pri,oner. Chis1rii D.'nr,, J"1.rs
Garland, John W,ll. aud Ferdinand ". R"qae,
E.qs.
|, appeared IN evdcocr briefly, ,hs' on The io''
of No enDar las {, IN the evening, the PrIsr''t
and the ierra.et ware t,g't Ger Al tba' pfopo
suien ma !. iy one OF them 10 SWAP knivss, term
mated in ca,tg los for th~m, TN bes Two ~
| ,hree" No,rs won the -, throw, when b"fhe'
.n,tche mp his stake, and fuset 10 eoninnt tn
game This ret ~hs followed ,, "a COW r.n'on be.
tween hepariies, Vat ~ 20 low zone al voice as not
80 u, overhead by several bysta,trrs none Of
~ hom hell. vel tha th",e any hostile freltog'I
fi,ng between their. uni,i ihrir atrn ,on vs..
attract d ~ az shusve ep,ibt, applied by III.
| ,u,oot, l., thu d,ce.s d. On which Il. latter oil.
served mat It he prrs',trd IN tle ~" 81 such lHn.
suep. r would nave uim " baud ed" In. PRISON.
mace .ome harsh responses told he dsos"se ,thr
>, II, Advanced upon him, he would kllI h,m. Ihert
VA, evldr.cr hat the deceased I'D 'hns sdv"nc",
pr,hnps single sop AMI IA less ihan mInnt'
afterwards. tn prisoner sas seen striking ~ the
deceased Yth his tight hand Tho drcras.I fei.
and W. il. dowu was kicArd by the prisoner Be-
a., .epara,-., tn deceased COS from he groun.,
Irt.ners,ag that Mons nht ,'nbp"d h ~ NJ
.s.fn the .,. ,taujrrs !" s"nd fora ID tr"r, ,hb
ne mi ,lt not ac. Tue drceased MAS sounded !.
ae lower pnu o the abdomen. III, Ia. .,inrs pto-
riding n ON the wound aboa ih-sz" ut he"
eng Vhru deceased rrmarh'i nat Hotf,. haN
4 .i,bed h,m, n. sad " II VAS ii Ia; but
one of the witnesses, after the exclamation WAS
made saw IN Nor,s'. band knte o. dirk, (he
could n 4 tell winch of ihr tWo.) winch n. haiti,
thrust into ms breaches pocket Inc deceased
fingered ,n, tbe 26th OF November sixteen day 4,
alter ~ va. s,anord. On that day, ne died The
ohys,cian who attended upon hin. testified, that
v hen he was first c,ll-i ,n,he regarded the woun
a dangerous, ore. thrunh hr ir'"hfds had hop
If he recovery q, the ceased tie also ,est lie
"a tie lie s.as"d, durmg the 8. nod wnieh elapsed
.,,ye.n me ,od o. e h, = Dnud anb me death
vas IN yer, exposed situation, u con4fgueuce Of
y. location OF n, mousse - @hreh ne Vas cafr,e'.
and otner circumstaurrs, and that he Aas vei,
nadly nnrsed. te bad no doubt. however, that
III. ,yo,ry sas the in MEDIATE Cause Of his
iestt5. Such, ~e behave are fbe leading points
u the ts4,tu.u; ,.h,ch " IA ins enp4one!liag u I
J.ry. Il senpud re G2at' d9Fns iuT
whole ., Tuesday.
On N.dae.dsy the Com,nonxea ia. Aio oe'
NJ asp. sett.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
ROGRESe OF THE CHOLERA

RiebmeRd- The Richmond Compiler. of July
resulting n dsalh-RchalI II servant brlooeing
20 Mrs. faylor, about Is years of age, and Baltl.
more, an old Nun Of Go years, al ups ards. The
h,g, taec occurred seven and the nst three day .
ostofr ,he, wele reported s,occ whief TIM. az
or,,rs have apI.rar'd and III, Compiler seys tin.
not thc least apprehension IS fcltb by any one.
Isctctitisdutg We learn from the Frederleks-
burg liriall, o. July 3, that the,e Is no a!arm N
that town, nor my Just cause for it. II Is hue,
(snys tbs IIefail some Of the physicians who
saw MIR Seden pronounced his ctse to be true
cholera, bun sporadieo incidental ID lis character.
1t adds that lhe town ~ ~ hcnlthy M nsud.
Netc- Orlean, our accounts rom New Orleans
are to the lsth II, The Off ln report Of inter.
mrns. on ,he day ,oforc. made the number q
Tn Aivrrisor of the l7th, announces that the cho
era mad disappeared Very many pctsons, howev-
ever, had previously left the CITY, and the conse.
Iuences on business were expected TO be severely
felt
!NatcAcc - ccounl. from Nachca to the l2lh nit
states that the ehocra raging to an alarming
extent IN the lnlcror If that country. Owners Of
20 or 30 slaves are losing from TO II ofhen stock
ILgsIaTes ri IN - pl'n'Nlo0a ro .ncamfea
1ut, ond but one allowed 10 come IA lutin, .he eeeh
t. p'o.,se faElalo =, &c.
Hhd,ng 'Ine Wheeling papor Of the ooh
June consrstulates rs ollo v.c,1cns on the en-
tire disappearance efthe CHOLERA :" aud u1ds 3" thu
town is new us healthy rs usual us this season Of
the year.'
Tamp,co--G rat No,talitV By IN arrival at
New Orennf from 1anpico letters Of the sih of
june were received from which We derive the fol-
lowing statement.
A Liter 'atc thr 7th s,a,os that fourteen dnys
rrcv,o Ia the 9Th there had been 600 deaths from.
t,c dsoas, and TIM on the 9th the deaths amount
| ed TO one hundred dndfhiry
| Tn mortality We believe is Unprecedented IN
tins country The town oC rompco IS estimated
| to contain three thousand souls, by eomo Their, Is
! SAID 10 he betWecn 1000 aud 5000 inhabitants On
| the b.h, the day the Emperor sailed, lhero WINS
! sad to have been oHe tuHdrc& ant ciob' gilJet
deaths W. unders and thtt 1t was gcnet. .,iy con
fined 10 the lower classes and bu one foreign mcr.
! chant nal dled Of H. The American Consul Nh
Robins M vas al the lisi accounts perfectly Will.
| A French barque, the name Of when he did not
lean, losi every person belonging to her " It'll lie
| Ike, ption Of one man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

purpose, Il Divine Providence permit, to hold
meetings m nid of the gfeat elott now making by
the Virginia Bible Society At the following umes
aud places, va
At Charlotte c. IL, Thursday, 18th July, at 10
o'clock
A Rough Creek Church, Thursday llh ut 4
o'clock
AT the Church in or near Liberty, Be liord coun-
ty, Sunday lth, nj the hour appointed for the
meeting of he Bible Society.
At each Of these meetings, cspcc, II sermon
will be preached or address delivered, and sub
scorpions and collections will be taken up | will
bo obliged fmy personal friends and the friends Of
our common Lord, in every nrgbborhnod TO he
visited, will explain the ohleot beforehand and use
thelr personal Influence to hive the meetings well
attended, aud IN general oglve success TO tho ci-
tort ihey wll M once perceive the lmposslbity
Of my writing separately 10 each.
The gentlemen who hive been induced 10 ex-
pect ne to visit hlbemarle duling tho next month
arr respectfully Informed, that for reasons which
they would deem sufficient, my wait TO that soun-
" Is postponed for some months. Due notice will
be gwen of the time when shall be there.
w. Nj ATKINSON, General Agent
Vagina Btbie Soeieig.
rctcrsltrc 1unc o0th IGj3
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nm once before lmi5eD Jon az derot.on 10 ha6,e
prineipicS Forf Is oetto,n, TINT the present nut
liners arc IN the mass tho Calhoun and latltadina-
ran party OF that period
VIII the Wing explain how II is possible that
Judge Smith was the eonslslen, supporter OF the
true Jcnersouian doctrines, II Modification, 10
winch the Judge has always been violently oppos.
eli, IS the far result of those doctrines Merely
n ak fof nformntion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

fSlROUS Exchanging my residence, | offer
W. for sale, nfon credit oi = and3 years,
the beautiful and valuable estate whecon now
live, situated IN the county OF Bedford, and lying
immediate ~ on one nlpko public roads leading
from Lyuchhus to the Copr.h house. tlG mllfs
from The former md 10 from tic LATER place and
containing betwrcn 900 and 1000 acres. All the
arabic luud IS N goo1 stn,e of improvement, well
watcrcd, the streams all neatly dtched and mostly
set In grass. the wood land Of tobacco qunly, and
he entire tract enclosed with good fence. On
tins lyact ave new and extensive buildings n two
story BRICK house with all necessary out houses for
Il large md gcn'cel family well Of fine water
immediately at the door new barn 60 feet square
Of the best materials, md ofconvcuicnt structure ;
and young and thrifty apple orchard, between =
500 trees, aud other select fruit of various kinds
Attached TO the premises, at cad, is u snug
s'ist mil one story Of rock, the other of Wood
with good custom at the opposite extremity, on
the main road, is good hewed log house, a story
and half wagon makers shop and black
smiths shop Of the same materials. an excellent
stand for man wishing to engage IN public life
This tract could be conveniently divided into two
or more parts giving Improvements, with due
pro, ort'on of wC,-l land, to each.
ALSO, tract of mountain land II miles from
my house, about 400 acres, known by the name of
tho Rich Mounton1, lying remart 49, rve and
rich for mountain land, well alsplsf fe growth
sock farm.
NEliltO r.S ould lie taken in payment for any
patt OF the above property
ROBERT C. STEPTOE
Bedford, July IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

Mrs FRANCES WILLIAMS, Censor, Of Mr..
Fielding l. Williams departed this life on Saiur-
day the 29h of june nj ! past 10 O'Clock T. NJ. IN
the eth year Of her agc For fonr weeks, sho bore
with patience and submission, the painful and I'M
mnsAted attacks of mortal disease Could the unit.
rin tenderness of conengni affection the ceasccss
sa lance Of medical skill or Tho sympatnics OF
t1endsbp, ve affestrd the fat1l stroke, aio had
sull lycd- h her ,aee WA tun--hcr work VIVA
fnshcd aud she sone 10 her rewnfa Mrs
williams wa msmher Of the l., Presbyterian
Cburrl ~ Lynchburg. Shr WINS CHRISTIAN of
iucomnon upcneaa Her departure WIS tranquil
her hope IN Chtsi frm..-hcr faith was tn
umphaut. The church Of winch she wa most
beloved member, will long mourn her death To
her bcrravcd husband and then -four small children
her loss will We ureparable.
a few hours before her denth, while her pasor
AMI a few friends, arounl her bed, sung tho 5jlnd
hymn fthc VILLAGE Collection, u united in prayer
she appeared to enter with the velost emotions in
10 lhr spirit of these cxercisc8-a Blessed nro the
dad that die IN the Lord y
DIED on tho 231 ut IN Macon (Georgin DIR
BENJAMIN +. OWENS, IN the 3Slh year of his
ago, formerly citizen of Lyn,hbuts. The de-
censod settled IN Georgia some seven or eight
yeo,s ago married, and joined tho Me,hodlst r.
Church hccnmc an exhor,or md adorned h Is pro
tesslen IN hH hour Of dissolution ne was not de-
serted Ivy his & I'D bu, manifested 10 all around thu
his eternal peace WINS made lis Inst words were
glory go,y !" lie lei VII, md two children
IN GeJrsr,, mud mother, brother md sister, aud
ohos Connexions AMI friends IN this place. to
mourn r, departure.
- on he 9th ult MARION FISHER,
Nun inugh ~ Of I'm II Tyre, of this place,
agei - ion'hs nd \ day.
-------. 81 tl.s place. on a1triay morning lnsl,
Il GRIFFIN JONES, Of Elizabeth Cuy N G.
- 'r. crino to Ills rlnce in Nay last, lndsposcd
NJ thu tnnc. but vas 40, iboogh, 10 bo dangerously
III until a few dayo before his dcotb,--Elc The
NnctoH 10pcys mi phrase noti6s ms dcoih.
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- 2ND QUOTA. ~

] . IND VUOTA. Z
SY an otder Of The oatd Of directors of Tho
Ly1ei buS and Ella R1ee Turnpike Cont
Iaay, w ~ ~ FIVE DOLLARS on each
shere u reliiltcn to b, hid Immediately, BY tbs
Stockholders lnlo the hands OF ri nfi HGofkfs,
Treasurer Also, the amount 81 crbed for tho
building Of The Bridge across Baet Water Creek,
on sud iond.
l.. MERl WE1IlER, Ptesidem.
Nv y tst
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ANDREW JACKSON. l. T..

The University of Cambridge has conferred the
lcgrce of l. |. ID on General A drew Jackson
" Praise undcsefyed y satire in disguise - And
surely Gen. Jackson no more deserves the ute Of
l.. l.. ID han oil .. d. or f. K. $. Or. Pansioss
coula fad him better tah to his mans thaa FL
ther College titles, at best, rather worthless
honors and this loiudlclons bestog al Of them Will
by 40 IN ans enhance their value.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
DENTIST.

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~ gence ftboso Lsd,es and Geatis,een ofstsssss
Monday the t5ib inst. who are nav waiting to- ~
ceye his professional services, wien be VIII "
happy attend to them, und TO all others wllo msy
require bis professional AID. -
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
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When II is remembered what Judge Smihs
course in pubic life has been-hJ" lahs, and liz
4 x.Dly. and without shadoW Of turiins, heh adj
Hcl,1 10 the doc,tnes, OF the s;i'test school O
consfucton-e and tina ne hu3 ra| been dep ged
Of his seat on the charge OF F,deraiism--ratt7noi
and rejecting psop'", VIII find ne~ cause for de-
testing and rcl'udlat,ns party andpa"y spirit II
there is one man Ii the United Stntcs, who, more
than aay o,her, has been u 'o3n ~ adhffen.c -
tie principles OF the Jefferson school OF politics
and gone n gner 10 give the evidence OF martyr
dom 70 ibelr lru h, that mhn we believe Is Jnds'
Smth. is n curious reflection, and admonltof}
10 poiincifns Tat the party by whom Judge SmItl
is no sacrificed, and for alleged want Ct fidelity to
State Rights. is the same party which sacrificed