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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
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SO the phenomeon 10 accounted for. Cold water
has blessed effect towards repairing broken
down constitutions, restoring the sight, and
strengthening the STEP Should that prove to be'
the case. long NAV the aged apostle live to pro.
claim the wonders of its redeeming pawer
Boston Afias.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
GROCERY LINE.

Or The Bottled Wines--upwards Of 800 Dozen,
packe in cases ofone and two dozen each-have been
selected from the most approved brands -London Par
ticusr MADEIRA part of which late from India, very
oI1 Cinta and Burgundy do; sercisI and Busl do;
Gorion's pure Grape Juice do; Old Sherry, Super
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Ports Old Hook, with vari.
ETY. Of French and other Wines.
All Of which will be sold at the most reduced prices.
GUY ATKINSON 4 SON,
dec 4-eotf FAirfax street, Alexandra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
~ GEORGE wHrrE.-IHTS DaE
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT
A Handsome Country Residence

1T aUr1YUN
DY virtue Of deed of Trust from C. Chaplin and
Id wife for certain purposes therein contained, duly
recorded in the County Court Of Fairfax. will be sold
At public auction. in front OF the Reading Room On
Fairfax street on Monday. 29h instant. q, - O'Clock
II (ifnol previously disposed ofby private sale,)
ABOUT SIXTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
well enclosed. with comfortable two stor. Brick
DVELLLNG HOUSE. and other Improve.
a1sIs thereon, about y miles from Alexandra,
a.Im and near the Little River Turnpike Road. tits
very desirable Summer retreat, having abundance
of remarkably good water. o. Terms at sale.
,sEPH VAUDEVILLE, r,a,..a
AARON ID. HARMON,
apr1 Its WV ID MUTT, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
MARRIED,

Miss ANN ELIZA, daughter Of GEORGE STEWART,
ESQ, of Ann Arundel County Md.
On Tuesday last. 9Th inst. by the Rev. Sa
muei Clark, Mr. JAMES Coupon, to Mrs Chloe
NELSON, both of Fairfax County, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
NETWORK MARKET-ApR1L 10

In Western Flour there is no change: holders
knowing the quantity here to be very light. do
not vary prices and we continue to quote sc 81
for fancy TO Is for common brands; for that
not IN bright order Sc l24. Purchasers take but
sparingly and only for immediate use, as the ca.
nal will be navisabe on the 22d inst, and fresh
Flour probably be received here BY the 3Otb.-
We understand that the millers at Rochester
have not large stocks Of Wheat Tor the spring mar
ke,. aud that last week they were paying from Is.
Sd. to 7. 81. per bushe, which is a liberal price
to the farmer. In Southern Flour there is no.
thing doing of any importance add no change in
prices No sales of Wheat A further sale Of
ConstantnopIe Barley was made yesterday. but
tine terms have not TRANSFERRED. No change in any
kind of Coarse Grain.
There is no alteration Ct importance in the
Cotton market-,he sales since Friday night.
reach about 1860 bales, viz. 500 U plands at 10
a IL cents, 500 Alabama at Il Is. aud 100
New Orleans at III Isl cents. A small adj
vance has been realised on the sales of Rice -
Not much doing III Cntf"e. no export demand
whatever. Sugar arrives but sparingly; there is
no variation IN the market. Prices OF Domestic
Liquors same as at the close OF last week Four
carsocs of Tea have arrived here this week. and
one at Phllade phia, two OF the former are adver-
tsed for sale at Auction to morrow and next day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
YenAp:s,ivity.

vsNIE hiLernal and luxurisnt Ginger Ale is no more
D for this season That it is prcfcuous AVID ned'in
able The public web knows, and ne d. not. now to he
SHOWN. Audto FL ur t. pacuum and suppl, its place
the SODA WATER aud >. T. may Be had eve
ry day. in Status mpestas perectus both in suv''y'
omo'ogy an iu,cId,ty, a aso IN numeros'ty,, corpo
rcty und abundance, shall have required all posi-
bic operosity rscli!ity, SC pu'osity and ability
Abr 1876 j b IEPBURN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
Advertisement

L GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS of purchasing, for Hrs
"A OWN uss, thirty efficient Field Hands Any per.
having such Negroes to dispose f. will do well to
apply to Major LAwuXscE EVILS. near Alexand ia, ID.
C.. mr. 9 9th arr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
srPTHE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION

open every SATURDAY. afternoon from half past to
o'clock. under the direction of Committee Of the
Managers at Their Room Fairfax street, immediate
lv opposite to Dr. Stabler's Shop. leSat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

New pianO Music, VIZ.
TIME Halle Eye, ballad
l. uh sing from thy spray. do
Cel che mi ved il core, lsiian song
Our Native GaEd, nat'nl al song
can never love YOU more
The Captive Knight, words BY Mrs IIemans
Forget thee ny Susie, in answer to g Dinna
Forg,"
Buonarsrtr's Retreat from Moscow
Polish March
The Minstrels Tear, suag BY Miss Stevens
The Sea, song
The Hunters Chorus, from Der F.eyschutz, ar
ranged ron.lo
The Ligh Bunk, The Beaver. songs
Overture to the Opera Of Elisa Claudio
Operate Gems, collection Of admired airs from
di.to
D.fto ditto No 2
Ditto ditto No 3; 4, sd s. selected from
tn works Of MercadsnIe Be'hni Rossini
Just receivedby ELIZA KENNEDY
apr Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
Wines. S.iuuOrs &c.

TIME subscriber, having been an Importer and Deal.
Il er in VINES for many years, his in store stock
ufeyery description, old and pure in wood and bottles
Also, general assortment of the best selected articles
IN the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
BOSTON MARKET-Arril 8.

Flour-The market has been exceedingly dull
Throughout, the week. without. however, produc.
ing any change on the last reported prices. which
are continued. GOO bbs. Howard street. taken
on landing, at IS 81, 4 mos; 500 do Phlladel.
pima. 5 Is, mos; 500 do dn IS, mos; and
: a 800 do Genesce, from stores, within our
quoted raies
Grain-The market has assumed more firm
ness. and sales have been made at an advance
on our last quotations. IL $4,000 bushels
white, g. 70 cents, cash. and a cargo at II cts,
90 day.; 10000 do yellow. 70 a Is cts; and
prime lot al Is cents, on time; Oats ara abun,
dant and of difficult sale; Rye in limited request.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

eT By Divine permission. the Rev. M.
Cotton, ftom Washington, VIII u ri sdniay
Motning IN Christ church, la the Ev ns. he viii
preach a Charity Sermon. in 81 Pau's, IN behalf OF
the Female Benevo Mt Sociey vt that Church: Ser
wee 20 comm nee at half past seven o'clock
Ms- The Children of the several Sunday Schools
ui ,iyxdu,n. wa &c as, nnicd. Oh HuitaH Il efn''on
M 1t. the l4,h instant, in 'h aethndi,t Episcopal
Church, Washington street Exercises appropriate
to the occasion viii b. engagelir IN commence at
ausrer past O'Clock All who f. el Interested ~ the
Suudy schcnl respectfully invited to attend
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
as. The r.. Rev. Bishop MEADE will preach,

%, The r.. Rev. Bishop MEADE will preach,
ApfI i2:h. At Freder,cks urg 14h. at lambs Greek
Church. KMe George; 18th. at ST. Pauls Church,
Kwg Gcorge; !7,h. Hanover Parish, King George,
9Th. ea;tox Bridge; 18th. Yeocomico Church; Goth
md 2lst. Richmond Court House. Till the 18th, in
Nor,humbe rland and Lancaster Counties 29lh, House
VI Worship. below Richmond Court House; May LIST
and ID at Tappahannock, Essex County, Sd. 4th and
5,h, a, Vawters Church 9th and 9TH, a. Port Royal,
9Th anG 9Th. al the Bowling reen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

HP We are authorised to announce CHARLES
r EucEu as Candidate Cor the suf, ages Of his tel.
ow citizens At the ensuing Cons ressiona Election for
he District composed Of the counties of Loudoun.
Fauqulcr, and Fairfax.
~ We are requested to announce Doctor
rs,cHARn C MASON as candidate for Congress from
The District composed Of the Counties Of Loudoun,
Fauquier and Fairfax
w. We are requested TO announce Captain
.,HIcHEsTxn a. a candidate to represent the
Count, of Fartax in the next General Assembly
ps We are requested to announce SPENCER
MoTrnoM BAIL candidate 20 represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Gener, Assembly Of Virginia.
~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
:. DANIEL candidate for seat in the next Legis.
laure of Virginia, from the County of Fairfax.
EF GEO. T. Brown respectfully Of
fers nself the Voters Of Prince GeOrges County,
Maryland, as a candidate for the next sheriffalty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

Thefe i, no doubt but that another Baltimore
Convention i, already resolved upon at head quar-
t,,. al which Mr. Van Biren is to be nominal
ell a, the successor of Grn Jackson. Even at
hi, elriy day preparations are making to ensure
M. result
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

.,h commences q sentence miro.
Inc ,.,;on from an editorial article 10
i''''s r,I,,ive to the Temperance Societies.
'p' 4'.io, of "he zeal which induces ina a.,
b. 'P''A" INTEL with the society,"" sc. This
d' =. way applicable to US. We stated m the
100 ~ .,s from which the quotation was made,
'si' ' had macy objections to the plan ano
a., Of these associations aud mat We
nj ri no. belong to any of them
~ "a youfh Carolina We have re-
1 .o,tb Carolina paper containing long
''i''1 !. which a certain individual is censured
''s ', .,rons term, for having attempted to re-
NV" W., ,be Irish citizens Of that state as ao'o-
P''' t,,. loc,rine Of notification, and Tor en-
Ias' '',, 10 induce them to take part in the ex.
..,a,bn,ry proceedings of the advocates Of 'na'
"'~' The writer declares that the Irish
w. .... ,,s generally decided and warm friends
. , roion. and opposed to any measures "nicA
~ have 4 tendency to endanser its PerPe'u''y-
r., attended plan Of the English Ministry, in
,.,,noa to Negro Slavery, is said to be- 'ist' The
-. ,,oli,ioo Of slasery 10 the colonies. I'd.
r.. ,ouDen,ation to the slave owner. at nSed
-, -, head. for every slave. Sd. The raising
+ man for such compensation to b. pa'd OH
d, ,,i,., wears. 4,h. The manumitted slave to
\, ,omo,I,ed bv the Magistrates to work h'e
1,,, Oh, Of the seven. except when in crop. whea
a., unol, work for six days. 9Th. Two days
amour, o. wages to be paid into the compensa-
-, find, i, being considered the remaining three
q, four DAYS, as the case NAV be, as to IN crop or
mt would be sufficient for the support OF the
.ae.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

n, Hon. lIExRY CLAY arrived in Mays'ille
on Norday the llth instant, aud departed on
Tuesday morning for Ashland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

u. S Bank Stock After the Board of Bro
kers adjourned yesterday. sales OF U. 5. Bank
Stock were made al liz ll2a This day sales
were made at Il23.-N I. Com .4prh 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

The Mayor has directed that the Cholera hos
pitas should be completely ventilated and puri
frd-and every care has been taken 10 have III
readiness the whole apparatus of these retreats
Philadelphia Y. s. Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

Endless Life We have hitherto entertained
the belief that the great conqueror OF fiesh and
blnod vas not to he bafiled with impunity: aud
our faith IN that re. pect has been confrmed-if
indeed confirmation were wantlng-by the state
ment that one of the members Of the society Of
e everlasting life." in Kentucky, had not been
overlooked by the king of terrurs. But it ap.
pears irom a letter published in the Alexandria
Gazette tina, the Individual still exists, unsub-
ducd BY death, IN MS original form; and if the
.,o,y is to be relied on, he is rapidly undergoing
such process Of re, javeuescence as may tend TO
invest him With preservative shield against the
lot Of humanity The letter.writer states that
Alexander Nc Daniel, the patriarch of the sect,
SO from being dead is constantly improving In
health; his grey hair disappearing and black sue
ceeding it: his eyes which had been dim with
age. becoming bright, and his footsteps which
were feeble aud lettering, becoming again firm
and elastic. All this may be true and more.
There's nothing very miraculous in it. Per-
baps the venerable patriarch has lately given up
drinking whiskey and taken to cold water. Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
OBITU AIRY.

DIED suddenly at West Point. on Monday
evening, 2.h alt. THOMAS GiMBREDE
Instructor Of Drawing in the Military Academy
Yves, Point, oged 81.
-, on Sunday morning the 3qth Oh, Mrs
CAMDEN, wife Of Benjamin Camdeo, Of Am
dsrst county IN the 26'h yea, Of her agc after q
few hours Of most exgrucie,ing pain. If The bed
attention of her eighbors and the skill Of most
eminent physician could lave prevailed, she would
have still lived bat II seemed that Heaven bad
willcd otherwise. She left husband and four
children together with numerous tain of fela-
tons aud acquaintance long TO noutn the loss 0!
ore SO near and deor 10 them. They weep, bui not
as those withou, hope, for she was II 'endc. par
emit an nflcctlonatc wife, mother To the mother
css and friend TO oil her ncigh bors. She was an
ornament to her sex--she was an honor 70 society
- on Tuesday. Tho -.h insI. at his resi-
dencc IN Campbell county, near Stanton River.
Cap, JOHN l.. DOUGLAS, in the Both .err OF
his age. Il seldom falls TO our lot 10 consgn 10 the
tomb one so tenicry endeared 10 all who knew
him In the various relations of Iise--as husband,
father, brother, friend, neigbbor and master--hc
was conscienlously strict in the discharge of his
duties, and was most sifcciionatey beloved by ali
with whom, in these several relations, be was as
SOC .stcd Few men have lived more respected
n II { died more sincerely regretted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

A
sen TIE pubic view As .or long time 10 se.i lac
horror and deformty Of the sysiem-iha, Is, Tint
the siatp nigh, nulhfy Law Of the Union anil re-
vent 10 operation in her borders, and ye, remain
member Of the Union. II has been shawn. that by
calling law unconstitutional. which IL a worry
easy matter, state might, under this power, null
If. any and every law Of Congress. and thus re-
'na'n IN the Union. enjoying oh its advantages,
whileshc ID mol porm, ons single lax 10 DO ext.
ra'ed n her borier' whereby the expenses Of her
representation IA the isdeial government would be
sustained by the ohcr states, and sire would not con
Tribute one etnt To the pubIte treasury.
Mobilization, therefore, cannot bc sustained, By a
tar construction of the constitution either as con-
ierfrd u reserved power can !, he defended np.
IN principles OF eNpedency& popwiey The prue-
teal Illustration of tina system, a. afforded by the
south Carolina stncen,cu. III the orinonra of her
late convention ~ a ysa>0m remedy, VII now be
examined Mus. certainly, iii NOT u conaite.
ftoaa' remedy UNION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
FLOYD NEE. ZINC.

AT largeand respectable meeting Tho cii
aens OF Floyd county, assembled at the house nj
Col Jacob Helms. % Tuesday the la day at Jan.
nary, 1873 10 take into consideration ihr subject ri
Modification and ihc Presidents Proclamation "a
the people Of the Uniled States. IN relation lhA,eo
the object ofhe meeting having been explained
by III Phlegon Esq Robsrt hent. Esg was enii
led To the chair and Harry DesttnS appointed Sc.
creiary The chair then announced The follow me
gentlemen, namely, Col. Joseph Howard IN, phe
gan Esq DR. John w Hoedcn Capt. I,b Wells
and Capt John Howell, a committee. TO draft aud
report resolutions expressive Of the sense oi tins
meeting. fhr committee having Withdrawn tor n
lew mohcos, reported the following preamble and
resolutions, WHICH. bang scverally read by tn
Chairman, Ncre III atnmuasy adopted
Whereas VIC the citizens OF the county Of Fnva
viewing with deep so'icudn the present unfottu
mt condition ofout hitherto prosperous nnd happ,
t91nteF and awaiting ourselves ofthe urseltrec OF
Independent ferlnen, lave assembled ourselves Ia
| solemn mefi1ne, To cXptcss on views fully aud
teejy. IN regard 10 eefialu rofnnnous qacelions
I winch have lately ntlsen idthc history oron ttee
a1'neht We 10 believe, fion Wha,wc know of
history from own txper,tHek and fon, the con.
carttm testimony ~ et!or Nations, ilai ours 10
III, fefy htai 10 Ia q gotc,nmclt wiich he wis
dom % man eva has or chm dev Ise that IL con.
,,, ,tss more 10 :, :. nc,r, ,,os,.,,,, nnd han,
nesx Of iy ti,2tu4 ,hnn cny o,her form, 81 ,n,n,r
! ,,e,,, ob,..v., a,s ~, ~, 60. :, - 81, /
cxrs, md, ,oy,yn zach ,nd ,,,r,a,,,,, o,r A.,
! ,.,.., j.. - .,,.. ~ IN
.fro,s,,,,e,, u,h,t, l,7.s ,h,,s
81 ,Yf end for winch ali, ,,,y,,n.,c,, a,.
TLo..t,ta
t,g,se.1s Tba, ,e DOM, Naturalization,
rom, ,nJ d.s,r,sf,v, o,,heI,,,. .,.,t ,a,,...a
Gall,s,,sao,t,pc,f,
. y,,eoi,,J Tbnt ,ec u.l;ey, ,i,,, mn, e,o.a,,,,
.,t ,,l.e,,ies Jone,S an tho ,,e.s.o,,i,o o,n. ~
49,, An, H. IT., IT.. H. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

syfIRGfNiA-A rule. hahi tho Clerks office of tis
County Court Of Bedford ts 7h day Of January, 1853
--ileuy billiard, pt. sgdust Rarnabns A. Edison aud
Lucy his wife, aud Nicholas PasJ Dets, stu Shsaeery
Tho defendant Barnahas a. Edison, M having catered
appearance and given seearty according the act Of
ssemby and tht rules OF this Court and naprearing BY
acofy ovdeucr. that he no, nbbitant OF this
sts,c On the ., the plaintiff BY counsel Il is
Lered that the said dendaot appear hero or befosn
the fourth Monday IN March aud tho bl Of
the plant f. aud sta copy OF this order be forthwith
in some Nc spaper printed inte town Of yehburg
for two months ssisey and that another crpv 30
psotej At frou, door the Of thi, coa,
Copy-Teste, no. c. MITCHELL, c. X. {.
| Jan. 10 wgm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, at Strntham New Hampshte, Mr..
Mark Roberts 10 Mss Sarah Wiggln. On this
OCCASION the grandmother Of the BRIDE was present,
being IN her NV nuEpnforH year, and partclpa-
tad IN thc festivities usual on such occasions. Her
meu'ul faculties appeared clear and unclouded and
she stated ~ the course Of the evening, that no
psrsbn now resident IN the town ofSiraham, could
recolIcc, when her sesoad marriage took place Sc
pentu. fire Hs0rsa20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

~ HE Board Of Directors Of the Lynchburg
u Sabbath School Union, announce TO the pub
lie, tina, there has been received at the Depository
upwards of,wonty five hindred volumes together
with Maps Cards, &c. comprising an assortment OF
Books full aud complee for the use Of Sabbath
Schools.
The Depository is located at the Store Of NJ W
Davenport whore supplies can be had at any tune
on pplieaton,---Auxillary societies ofthe consti
tuition are entitled to purchase tie Books at thu
-nn,c prices that ,hey SOLD at by the American
Sabbath School Union in Philadelphia
Ianii0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
EDUCATION.
Jan. II,

VIE first session ofmy School will comm,
On Monday the itth INST 1t will consiSss
i've months. For beginner ri 60 per noni
for one more advanced - per month. No pupA
vii be received for less time than from the day a
eery 10 the cnd oiihc session, unless there shall
he SPECIAL condition at the time Of entry.
ED l.. WHARTON.
Jan. 10 1s 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
WANTED TO HIRE.

'ok Tic present year, woi ran or girl, tina, il
- 'olsrabo Scems'ress ! she is wanfed for 4
house servant For snch Il one, good price win
''c give" -Also---'o hire out, for thc present
year awomon without naumbrance, that is COED
ccoh and Washer Enquire at this Office.
Jan 10 ~;;,,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

"SihblEih.- ~ Court beid for Nelson tpn,py ne
3tih day oi Deeopbsr, tb31.--0D tho tg54i5s, II
daofs NdaflH nl u appearing to the sa'isratiod II ts
- wa u" rra estate % which m"rgare shldids due
diq6 49, nd aud Possessed asor dover ~ ~ .ste ~
som f'sd" dso' :. mo-. ~s. ihe sum 1r trRe h,nd,ed
dollars To zach egHiee II Is rider ~ ia. H. 1.
~ TtiakiI Blonw, NATHANIEL Harlow, DavYT 3D.
George sleis, VIM Shields. Alexander sheId ahreea
Shields nrd SAMUEL Doake, hes and legal Representatives
Of Tho sad hagaet Shields dec. be AT pear
here tho fourth Monday Muteh nesi, sew cause
any ihey why saiG and division Of I'll nid DOVE
tate solld not be had according to The net of assembly
such made and provided aud II nppnoriag tho
fiction 81 Tho court that the said David Shields George
Shields aud samuel DOaso g.abaa Vi this Com.
mogwealth aud without the jurisdiction Of this courIt
therefore farther ordered tRt copy III Tia, order be
orthsith ipsefed In tho Lynchbmg vHgiGaf iepspa-
per publuhcd in the iogh Of fynahburc. rsA Tor
ne shcc pftwo month"; previous u ts sapi Muir
doy I,reh AID a'1aer copy oai 4sicd "a 10
court dny, ~ 5EsfAs 41
a copy--Tos,e no. G.. OUTLET, ID. G..
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
BEDFORD COUNTY
lI.nyY DGskiss, Secretary

A meeting oflhe Citizens Of Bcd.o,d county viii
be hcld at liberty. on the i6lh OF January, ,ns' 10
take into consideration the controversy between the
State OF South Carolina aud the General Govern.
meat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

The EteM n JanMarp-The anniversary Of
tn, victory ofNpw Orleans was ushered IN by a
morning salute, which was repeated at noon and
sunset. The several volunteer companies were
communicating with the usual military honors