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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-26
To the EDITOR OF THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

TO the EDITOR OF TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
On my return to Fairfax County, on Monday
last | perceived in the Alexandria Gazette OF
the 18th inst communication, with number
of certificates, relative to letters Of instruction
10 Col. Ball, our Representative; among which
Certificates was the following:
l hereby certify, that met with Mr.. Robert
Moss who handed noe paper, and said it was
sent from Richmond by Mr.. Ball, our represent
tatve, with request that his constituents should
sign it. Surprising it To be correct signed: :
upon inquiry, found had been miSnformed,
and now authorize Mr.. Ball 10 withdraw my
name from said paper. ms
LEwIsS MATTNGLY.
mark
Test Geo Beard.
Knowing the certificate 10 be incorrect, | call
ed on Mr.. Mattngy and other gentlemen Of
unquestionable character, who were present at
the time Mr.. Mattingly signed the said inslruc'
tons, when they, without hesitation, gave the
following certificates ROBERT Moss.
Fairta,r County, (Va) Jan, %.
thereby certify, that the certificate gave to
Geo. Beard and w w. Ball, published in the
Alexandria Gazette Of the 18th instant, was ow
ing to my misunderstanding Mr.. Moss when he
read the letter o.! instructions To me; and am
now willing to do Mr. Moss the justice Of ac-
knowledging, that was in error in regard to
the statement made in my certificate.
his
LEWIS x MATTINGLY.
mark
Test-Geo. Beard.
We, the undersigned, having been called on
to correct a statement, made by Mr.. Lewis Mat
tngly of Fairfax County, which appeared in
the Alexandria Gazette, under date 18th Janu-
AIRY 35, relative to instructions gotten up by the
citizens of said county; in justification of Mr.
Mr., Moss we hereby certify, that on the Goth OF
December Mr.. Moss called on Mr.. Mattingly,
with said Instructions which were read and the
object Of them correctly explained by Mr.. Moss
Mr.. Mattingly, positively agreeing to the cor
rectneSs Of said instructions, authorised VIM. j.
Minor to sign his Mr.. Mattingly's) name. Civ
en- under our hands this goth Of January, 1885.
VIM MINOR,
JNo. w. MINOR,
WM. J. Minor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-26
FOR BALTIMORE.
e Steam Packet FREDERICKSBU RG,

Capt. Is. j. JenHinS
WILL leave here (weather permitting) on
w Tuesday morning next at o'clock and
returning, will leave Baltimore OH Wednesday
evening if sufficient freight shall then be offer
ed ofwhich there is understood to be little doubt.
As for three or four weeks she will have to
be despatched without regard to any fixed days
or times OF starting, and, Of course without ex-
pectaton Of any emolument for the conveyance
ofpassengers, the freight on barrels will be 374
cents, and on large hogheals ST. 80.
ian SGT B. WHEAT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-26
FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.


MFRS. WILMER respectfully makes known
Ixl to her friends and the public, her intention
of opening School for young Ladies, on the
first of April next should she receive a suffi-
cient number Of applications TO justify the un-
dertaking. The School will be established at
Howard, her present residence in the country,
distant about three miles from Alexandria, and
near the Episcopal Theological Seminary OF
Virginia. The situation is pleasant, command
ing an extensive and delightful prospect and is
remarkable for the salubry Of its atmosphere
and its exemption from disease. The school
will be under the care OF herself land daughters,
who will teach all the usual branches of female
education In French, Music, and Drawing, COM
petent instruction shall be provided ifdesired by
the parents. No pupil will be received for short
or time than one quarter. TermsS / 80 per annum,
exclusive Of the usual vacations, If bedding and
towels are provided by the parents. If furnish
ed by Mrs. w. S140-Payable quarterly in ad.
vance. An extra charge will be made for
French, Music, and Drawing. Books and sta
tionary furnished at the Book store prices.
Parents are requested to make application as
early as practicable.
References:-Re DR.. Keith, Rev. E. r. Lip
petit, Rev C. Mann.
Hopard, Jan. 20, 1885. 2aW5W
SUGAR, MOLASSES, &c.
Oh HHDS. prime P. r. Sugar
OF $50 Do retailing Molasses
400 BAGS old white and green Rio and
81. Domingo Coffees, for sale by
ian6 VIM. FOWLE & Co.
JOB PRINTING executed at this Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-26

FUR KENT.
"a comfortable two-story BRICK HOUSE,
:il on Water street. near the residence Of Jos.
Harris Esq. we'll calculated for genteel family,
having seven rooms. To a good tenant the
rent will be low, and possession given forthwith.
Apply to SAM'L LINDSAY.
ian 26-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-26

FARMERS BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
r WISH to purchase Stock of the above Bank,
Il for which the highest Cash price will be
paid, on application 10
ian2 SAM'L LINDSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TT is deemed advisable to protect the public
Il from daily impositions, to add an additional
label on each packet Of the GENUINE MORI-
SONS PILLS, which must bear the signature oil
each Agent through whose hands it passes, in
addition to my name. as no apothecary or drug
gest is permitted to vend the same.
H. SHEPHEARD MOAT,
Sole Hygean Delegate to the US. Brooklyn,N NY
urlJ 1,U SErTTDEn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

Tarine mitg for The bfHrM ot Ednoafon.--
This GOOD people OF Buffalo, New York, have, for
few years past, been making great fortunes by
the rise OF real estate, ard general spirit of
speculation in that place, ard we are happy 10 OBJ
serve HAT they not backward in contributing
from the abundance they have acquired, towards
the endowment Of a College to be located in their
city. II would appear however, from the terms
upon which the donations OF many are given, that
there IS no lack OF vanity, and desire to perpcu-
ate their names among those who have contributed
most Literally, as the proessorNhps to bear the
nrmcs respectively of those bv whom they are cs-
tabliehcd. ' anty i, generally considered very
contemplate ingredient ot human nature, bu, il
must be acknowledged to have been productive of
some GOOD in this instance, ii has also in many
other similar ones. 1t certainly spurs men on to
do acts hich no motive less powerful could induce
them 10 do.
We take the following list oldanations and hon
QlS from the Buffalo Commercial Ad, crtiscr.
Phiiod. COm Her.
William " ians 35, 900, 10 cndow The Pro-
fc>>or>hip of Moral and Mental Philosophy, called
The " lIam, Professor,hIp.'
Samuel Wkcson, SD, 900, to cndow Profess
sorslip of Law, called the Wilkcson Professor,
Snip
Alanson Palmer, $4,000, 10 endow Profess
sorship ol Mathematic, and Natural Philosophy
called The AanSon Palmer Profrssorslip'
Hiram Pratt and $1,000, to cndow Profess
Orlando Allen, I sorshp, of Theology, called
" The Pratt and Alien Protcs>orship."
Joseph Dart and 1900, to cndow pro(c>-
Georpe Palmer, sorSllp Of English Literature
and Bellies Lctres, called ''Thc Dart and Palmer
Proti'ssorShip."
Pierre \. Barker, 4l5 900, to cndov a prorrs-
I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
GEORGIA.

=, teg;,la,urc of this State. has taken up the
rtion question. The committee TO whom The
had been referred, made REPORT OH the
i, :, which the object IS di>cussedat length:
h., ;s nothing new or peculiarly ioroible
comments, we decline inserting II. The
;,,ee draw the obvious distinction, which
>,r,bern brethren seem very strangely 10
he,vcen the freedom and the liccntou>-
If the press in other Words between right
=. .h,sp-dcclare that Georgia will co-ope
H.. other Southern States in resisting the
- the Fanatcs--avow their appreciation
h af sentiments expressed in the resolutions a.
hy some of the meetings held at the North,
,hc people Of winch section they declare :" it
-, 70 crush the traitorous DESIGNS of the
r.;a,ig,'-call upon Congress to modify the
oe;ee laws, in such manner as to suppress
,;rcoItion of mcendary publications in the
, and protest against any attempt to interfere
a, ,c .uhcct Of slavery, as il exists in the Dis
rr.I,,bia and the several territories of the
States
,,lo committee also rcporcda bill, in relation to
c.,o ,ersons of color, the provisions Of which
,ominoly harsh and severe butt they are prob
, l.. ;r.,;tied bv the cxigcncics ont Of which they
:, ,r.en. The Northern Fanatics may read,
=, o,lv in the tightening Of the letters which bind
10 dave bnt in the restriction of privileges which
.,,o bcrn heretofore allowed thc free man of CO.
ar IN the sayr-bolding States, striking COM
ocnory on their proceedings. They are the
.,r.t coemir, Of the Alricanracr,& they are dali,
-, WING down upon their heads the curses of the
ot,r,matc people who are the victims of their
Nv another bill, It's provided that any persons
.n,ic,ca Of the offence Of Introducing, crcula-
M or printing pamphlets, e. Of a dangerou,
nlcncv, shall be adndgcd guilty Of high mis-
rmcanor, and punished by confinement il the
enitcntiary, not less than one nor more thsn
ycntV Years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
TIE ARRESI OF ROSS

Til, seemingly high-hanled outrage IS cyciling
acion in Georgia. The Govrrnol has been
aac>tcd 10 lay before the Legislature all tic
lrls in the case, hut lie had excused himself, 1T
rlas advices, by stating that he had received
our communications on the subject, which were
evidently the effect Of malice and personal hatred
AGAINST the commander of the Cherokee Guard"
&c. &c. which he withheld, as he could not
sanction them by giving Ihem the publicity they
ioud Obtain by being communicated This is
lame apology. Why has not the commander OF
he Guard made an official report of the transac-
ION He would not have been thus dilatorv, we
marine, had it been dciensihlo act. When the
act, are made known, it viii doubles, turn out to
,c of piece with the dcspotc policy heretofore
pursued by Georgia towards tie unhappy Indians
within her limils-one continued series of pmndcr
md tyranny, which has few parallels in the annal,
,inations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

~ We learn, from the last Dansillo Report
er that " alter G~,nn, Esq. the Engineer select
ed TO survey the route of the Roanoke and Mis-
,i>>ippi rail road, had arrived in that town fer the
purpose Of entering upon the discharge OF his du-
ties but hearing tina, the mountains were cover
cd with SNOW, aud that II impossible 10 accom-
plish the surye, as ii ought to be done, he deter
mined ON consultation with the friends OF the m-
pro,cment in pamillc, to defer it until the
Spring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
OF Negroes. Stock, and other Valuable
Property, &c

~, E 0adersighed will sell, by way of public
J. ton, 10 the big hest bidder, on "Wednesday and
Thur ,Iav. the 9TH aud 10Th Of December next, all
tie p.rshab property, ofevery description Whatever
belonging la The estsie of the late Christopher An
thony dec d.. consisting ofTNEINE NEGPO ES,
ltey and satiabc--amehg them. first rate Miller,
the stock Of Horses. Cattle, Wagons. Plantation
tenss on III. Farm, near I.ynchburg. together with
the crop ~ Corn, Oats. Hay, Fodder, &c. &c, al
the Household and Kitchen Furniture and Library
of the deceased in aword, species Of personal
property, of which In died possessed.
The sale nt the Negroes = arning Utensils Crop.
St, viii take place Wednesday, the 9th Of De-
,enhcr nj the plantation OF the hate Mr.. Anthony
neH Nnsfpn's Hip, commencing n, 10 O'Clock,
AM.
The al" Of luusehold and Kitchen Furniture,
aud III oiher property not disposed of on the first
dp, viii take place on Thursday the 10Th of Dccem-
bcf. n the late residence Of Mr. Anthony on Dir
mond Hill, commencing nj the sahic honr
The terms of sale will be as follows: For all SUNS
under S25 cash for all OF S25 aud over that
Nun, credit Of sk months will be given the pur-
chaser, IN every case giving negotiable bonds, with
satisfactory personal security.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY,
.idr. ruth The 'ciN dnneted Of Christopher anthony,
deceased.
> Ths sale viii be conducted by John x. D
Psfne, f.q. suctoneer. {. l.. NJ.
Nov, 10 t,Js
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

~ The Knoxville Register, received yesterday
morning, contains an Address from John II, Payne
to his cnunuymen, giving detailed account OF the
outrage recently committed by the Georgia Guard,
in the arrest of himself and John Ross, the Chcro-
kee Chief 1t would fill ID or IT columns OF our
paper, and we cannot consequently give it a
place, at this season, when so many important
public documents claim precedence Of every thing
else It's such Iigh-handed outrage, however,
that We slall cndea,or, shortly tc give an abrdgc-
nent of for tie information of our readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
%Htc 0nd Estving Of Negroes.

4 y the 3it day al the present month, ut the ~
W smenco Of John Tayloe, in Amherst county,
gust across the rsrr from lynchhurgl there III be
sni, 1t pua..c auction some or 10 yer, hkck Ne.
grocs. and At the same time about III or IL others
hired ont Ton the ensuing ycdr. Among The slave
are scscral valuable toopers, u Blaze smith, Shoc-
maker and Waterman.
1frms-1hc Negroes VIII be sold upon \ credit oi
eN nonihs-thc pu'eha'rr or purchasers giving ne
enilab. notes satisfactorily rndorscd Forthe hired
Negroes hc usual bond aud security will hr rcnaif
ed. iiAl'RiCE II AM \\n
idnl'r ~h he rH 0lntlfd Of Z. isL,H doca
CT S.-Shond the Lands, Lots aud lIonece
belonging 10 sad estate. not be rented bcfore IN,
3l,t inst. then they viii be rented p,lbcl, At the
inlc ana place above mentioned. VI. II. G..
Dec. 10 t31D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
NEW YORK MARKETED,
Etfracf Of d itHcr, dated
INV Nohk,lDcc.

NV Nuhk, Dec. ,, IS}5.
You are NOW we'll aware, we presume, that not
only onr Canal, but the North River also, Is clos
ed and about 90, 900 barrel, Of hour that ought TO
have been at our market, cut off. In consequence
of this aud other speculative notions, -four has ad-
vanccd Ia u II for Southern aad Y 3 for
Western, although sales a, YET but very limited
Al these prices. There is quite little disposition
to sell as To purchase, and Nc feel confident that
high and improving rlces will be realized through
the N inter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

BY a late arrival at New Orleans, We lean that
Mexico was in great state of ierment, i'll consc
quence OF Santa Ana's dcspotc proceedings, in
abolishng tie icdyratiye >ysloG, and establishing
a consolidated government on lis ruins. Protests
acain. tic change we're becoming quite common ;
and Indications of revolution were SO strong and
formidable, that although Santa Ana Lad actually
prepared to lead in person the troops sent from
Vera Cruz to Texas, he Lad been compelled to re-
liuqush the design, in order to meet the threaten
ed resistance to his authority at home. 1t is al
read, prophecied tha in two months, Hayala and
Austin, Che TcSian leaders,) will meet Alvarez,
who is making head in tie South AGAINST Santa
Ana, as ioinl conqucrors, in tie city Of Mexico,
Santa Ana has been fortunate Hcro,' as
things 90, lis star having always maintained its
asccndancy in each OF the numhorIcss McS'can
revolutions Bu; the time Of lis waning may have
arrived. Bonapatc h;msclrat length found a St.
Helena,
TIE RAIL ROAD.-A meeting vas called
in FiacastIe, to be held last Saturday, IN relation
to the great Rail Road improvement to the Ten
uc>,rt line.
" f5a,astie," in a second es>ay IN iI'r last
- D,muorat. of that place, Sustain, lis previous
assertion Of lie comparative cos: Of transporting
rood, from Richmond to fiucas,lr, via Lynch
horg AID Bnchan1n--wbiclr statement lad been
by writer in tho buchanan Ad'o-
'atc. We rcerct thai We haze so' room for -
rdrt>.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
TIE FRAMING PRIVILEGE.

We hope that Congress will adopt some rcgu-
aton, during its present session, if not to curtail
the Frankng privilege, at least to prevent such
abuses of as have recently become so common.
twas never designed, we imagine, that the Ex-
ecutyc officers of the federal government, from
the President down to the lowest subatcrn who
Spcrmucd to exercise the privilege, should en-
poy ii for purposes unconnectcd with their ne
casSary spondence-Certainly, it never could
have been intended that it should be perverted to
elccuoncesng purposes, as IL has recently been,
IN a manner and to an extent offensive to the public
sense OF proprcty and calling for the stern rcbukc
Of public opinion. We refer the reader to most
admirable letter to the President of the United
States, which we insert this morning, from the pen
81 Mr.. Womack, a member Of the Legislature of
alabama, 10 whom, in common with his brother
members, the President had ranked copies of Mr.
benton speech on the famous ENpnnging Resolu-
noh' as distractions to them, we presume, 10 ~
sTuct Their somewhat obstinate Senator Moore 10
vote Tor that resolution this winter. 1t would seem
that the failure Of the Presidents effort to secure
obedience in this matter from the Legislature o..
tennessee the members of which body he in like
manner lnsncd, would have taught him the mex
Pco'ehcy OF such attempts 10 control the action of
Tue State Legislatures, cvea ifhis position in re-
h'Ion to that resolution did not admonish him of
Tue 'haencary OF taking an active part in procu-
my Its eSpurgation from the Journals of the Sc
nate We should not be astoni>hed ifthc mem
ocrS OIL The Virginia Legislature were favored on
MONDAY last, with similar manifestation of the
ueep interest which the President feels in tie
'''"Sc winch they may take on the subject: if so,
"'Pe 'ha' some member will bring the subject
"''0'e Inc Legislature, in manpcr, which, while
" ''''' De respectful to the personal feelings of the
'''''eh'' Will satisfy him that he will not be per
"''''cu 10 d'cfdte to the State Legislatures the
''''' which they shall pursue, in every possible
'"''lsehcy that may occur. When the Repre-
''"'a''Ve department of the State governments be-
,',e Tue mere tools of the Federal Executive, TO
10 his bidding, We hall'hayc realized ,bc most o.
''ons meaning of that term, the bare mention of
""'" formerly threw the Editor of the Enquirer
'pash's, to wit, Constellation
"e'nvtc the readers attention to Mr.. Wo-
mack's letter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
.Hcf'Orkte 81 .9fr Esu.,ses,
Grocors and Commission Merchants,

VA ISillNG to extend their Commission Bust
w ness 10 the sale of TOBACCO, respect
fully SOLICIT the patronage OF their friends and the
public generally,
On all tonsignmeHts they will make LIBERAL
tn'ANcrs; and from lhcr experience in business
lhey hope by strict attention to render satislac,on
a. IHr Dd"rWe h'PoJtr wW ins,u ncek,,
and charge MS oB5er.
Nov. 10 WISH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
IMpORrA\T IRON TE\AS.

We have been favored L The New otlcaus
Bulletin Of the 2ith nI,. from which We copy
the following account ofanolhcr battle in Texas,
in Which the TEXANS, commanded by the famous
Col. Bowie, were Victorious
re The Commidrc If Ii&iioaec and SatrtV at
N8ror8ocb,S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
Plaintiff,
igpi'lst

fhomt, stewart and Nlrla his wife. Patrick Xix,
Matthew Pate, Lewis Cooper. Hiram .. Rathbouru
aud Fuza lbs "iic, john Iioaday and Barihena his
wife. Mhly Harrison, Jefferson Board and Sally his
VIII. John HARRISON Smthson II. Davis, Joseph
Pasnc, administrator of Josiah harrison, decd Ed
mnnd far, thswell nabrey, John Bullock, James
Bullock, Paul Jones, " am Bailey hc President.
Directors and Company of the Farmers Bank vi
Virginia, Francis Board, Ann BAILEY, aud Susanna r.
Datis, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

a. II is Surmi,eJ lllal Nj. Roman, staunch
" Gg, and formerly Governor ot Louisiana, viii
be chosen 10 succeed Mr. Gayaffe in the |. :.
Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
MARKETS..

~ heat, is in demand Al from LOO to al,o5.
fiom, may be quoted at from SOFIA 10 500
pork, is GOING oil readily at ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

a. Thomas Chiffon, Esq, for somr years past
conspicuous member OF Congress from krn,uc-
Ky, has abandoned law and politics, and entered
INTO the Minislr, Of the Gospel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

call ON Mr.. Walsh OF Mr.. Ruclie To excuse our
nnlealbed plalnncss ofspeech) Il the Enquirer
does not intend to support the fai-iess ticket,
does II intend 10 leave tie Electors uurledrcd,--
or will II, as i sop to cerhcrus,-an cmoIlient for
CALLED vanity confer the empty honor on Judge
L. !. Barbour We pause for Il reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

nv. II Is stated in the Ny. Journal of Cont
,'''tc' that the Imports at The port of New York
oi $1,000 Geo. '''S' ~ ''' '''''''' '''0 SUN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
We bavc the honor to be, Yours, &c.
R.R. ROY ALL, President.


Y HOUSTON, NCtfcIdfN.
The Ncw Orleans Bulletin, ola prior date, con
tain> letter 10 the Council OF Safety from Col.
Dimmctt, commandment of Fort Goliad, which was
recently captured from lhc McNicans, inplorlng a
reinforcement. as it was but weakly manned, and
about to make an assault upon ii with a heavy
force. We should not be surprised to hear that ii
has again changed masters. Volunteers, however,
were pouring into TcNds--among them, two com
paneS, well armed, from kentucky, of 100 men
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-----
-feeff'"".-"o commend the following para
,.,.#.....,,
"a '''' = '''''
tia, mnrl, ,,o,llo :. I,,,,,,.;.,..'l :,
aecment of thu cm,ncina,rd ,,c.,,es ~, ar,
beng made TO substitute other hbou,crx for ,hc,e
turbulent and FESTIVE freedmen, and emieranls
nun "a"'i" ana th't' ape DC Nerd Islands are
NV paw, VI ',''
boon which they arc incanallr oronin,n,
u Np NV ulk American expresses its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
yNDr.n. RUnsna coors.

rENliE subscriber has inst received and offers for
sale i few articles of India Rubber Goods. con
flstlng oi WIcn's Over Goats. Eifa preserv-
ors, CAPS with Cages, Travelling Bags,
Sporting EaCs, Gun Casos, SC.
NJ. ". DAVENPORT.
D'c.3 IT if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

Il > Thu aho7r mentioned sale, will certainly takd
place, az stated, On next y edaesday and Thursday,
the 'llh and loth instant The property offered for
sae - valuable and well worthy The attention ofpur
chasers, consisting ellikelf STANDARDIZATION Item
slls-a Large aud handsome assortment Of Household
Furniture. ri every drserpion--kilchen Furniture
Library. the atock Of fiml cr the Saw Mill consist
ine oi Plank, Scanning. Joists nc. &c. Persona
deslfons To furnish Themselves for housekeeping, and
the public generally, are invited to attend
G.. l.. MOSBN, 1dmr.
Dec. 2tu
P.'oK liillt' the ensuing year, frs, Coop
~ apply 10 {. l.. MOSBY.
De. ot