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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-14

FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.
nZEN JOSSELYN, Agent northeast cor
~ ner of King and Royal streets, respectfully
informs his old customers and the public gene
rally that he is prepared to furnish them with
ELEGANT BLACK HATS, got up in the hrst
STYLE, ofthe best materials, and by experienced
and faithful journeymen. Also. Brown and
Seal colored Hats.
CAPS.
Gentlemen's, Youths, and Children's Fur,
Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, of the various qua
lities and patterns.
WOOL HATS, &C.
Every exertion will be used to please, and all
favors thankfully received.
NIB. Old Hats taken in part pay for new
ones All kinds Of FURS purchased as above.
nov 4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-14

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
IN HHDS. prime new crop New Orleans
~ Sugar
Porto Rico and st. Croix
80 hhds. Trinidad and Matanzas Molasses
For sale by A. G. CAZENOVE & co.
dec Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-14

ALMANACS
DY the doz. and gross, for 1885, viz:
ID American and Repository of Useful Know
ledge
Nautical do 40
Virginia and Maryland DO
Temn-rapce do do
All of which will be sold low.
dec 10 w. NJ. MORRISON.
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FURS! FURSI
Fl MOUNT g. co. have just

FURS! FURSl
VNTILLIAM Fl MOUNT g. co. have just
w received
3 super Lynx Pelerines
do Imitation do
9 do Lustred Fisher do
do large sized Lynx Fur Capes
6 do Lustred Fisher do do
Is do large and small Common do
s do Boa Constructors
Which we will sell at New York prices.
dec 8
BOOTS AND SHOES.
r H. WHITE has just received, per Brig
u. Wankinco and other recent arrivals, a
further supply of BOOTS and SHOES, adapt
ed to the present season. Among them are
Mems Thick Pegged Boots
" Coarse Sewed and Pegged Brogans,
lst quality
&c Seal Peggcd and Nailed Boots
Calf SeWed and Pegged Boots, lst and
Cd quality
" Phila. Grain Leather Water Boots
Calf Sewed, Pegged and Nailed Mum
India Rubber and Leather Over Shoes
Boys Coarse Pegged Brogans and Shoes
Ladies' Fur Trimmed and Plain India Rubber
Shoes
Hair Seal Caps and Trunks, all sizes
Which. with his general stock OF Boots and
Shoes. are offered for sale al the lowest prices,
either wholesale or retail. dec II
SALT, CHEESE, WHIsKEY, &C.
A O00 Bushels Ground Alum SAT-
4,ZUU 70 sacks fine do
10 casks prime quality Cheese
Boxes Pine Apple do
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NE w IooDO.
TOHN H. BRENT has just received, and
81 will sell very low
Superiine and Common Cloths
Rose and Point Blankets
English and French Merino
Calicoes and Ginghams
Superfine and Common Flannel
Canton Flannels and Fur Chintz
Checked and Plain Cambrics
Flag, Bandanno and Spitalheld Hdkfs
Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Silk and Cotton Hose
Thread, Bobbinett, and Cambria Edging
Cassinets, fine and superfine
Frilled Cloths and Linsey Woolsey
Burlaps and Cotton Osnaburgs
Bed Ticks, Plaids
Bleached and Brown Sheetings
With various other Goods, for sale cheap.
dec
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| ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY, !
Circuit Court u. States-OcToBER TERM. 1894.
Barbara Hellrigle & Cathe-)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
nrrpENcnMENT AND ECONOMY

;. :. With no feeling Of exultation-for we hope
=, ;,.,oabc of exul'ing at opportunity of
We O.. The hypocrisy and corruption ofihe admin
fhPo IF the government, even though We be OPP
is'' - ,hem-that we lay before our readers
nUo,e;ng transcript fronI the books Of he Post
w e., Dopartment. But IT is duty which every
inv en- owes to his country 10 expose the NAL.
gooy Of those ir power that they may, # they
.rouse the people to reflection ard action. Look,
cav" of Virginia look at the following statement
f,.ntyely--note the gradusi increase OF the expen-
a,,,rs, of the Post Office Depattment-see what
o'o'o, aoa,t was suddenly added TO its outlay, On
L ne accession to power OF an administration which
w IA to reirench the expenditures of the gov
p'O~,, n, and 10 substitute rigid economy in the
,'..ament of the public money, in lreu If The
s.o,ance and prof gacy which had marked he
ef IT'S pred ccssor and then sup 1ort the
,J II This administration, # you can In the
81, fv, near, os Mr.. Adams's ad fin s,ration,
..,k hire in the Post Office Department cost
NO o0o-,n onc Of Gen. jack.on's administration,
@'...s3ed -35 600 !! Aud yet he ccesfa'cd com
'.;,,ee If retrenohment of whieh Mr.. VILLAIN I
n'nos was chairman, declared that there wcrc, ever
ia, div TOO many clerks employed in all The
n.ra,,menfs. and promised he pie ifthcy would
Isd, General Jackson, this, among hundred Other
's.os which have since been augmented in like
'lsano,oo. should be recifed and Topped eff =
s,,aooe TO tell with these alarming evidences OF
;ocrcasng proAigacy and corruption staring us IN
,bc f,ce the very men who were loudest IN condem-
a.,on Of Mr.. Adams, are now the most Jealous Ia
s,s,oipins General Jackson, and in endeavorlng to
aid him in choosing successor, who Will be VIZ
m,lly pledged to keep in office the same unial'htui
cents and of course to perpe,uae the same mon
s',ous abuses! We can very vel see why poll
,.ans by trade,-men who expect TO get offices,
and to grow rich ont Of the public crb-can toe
,a,e and defend such PRACTICES. But 1t is amazing
~ sec large portion of the people, who are taxed
=, gil the Golfers thus oxtravagantly and corruply
emitted. and who neither expect nor desire office,
landing themselves TO The purposes OF their inter-
esled leaders!
We again invite the attention of our readers to
the suboined statement
STATEMENT of the amount of the salaries of
thu Postmaster General and his assistants, OF the
clerks authorized by law, OF tie clerks not author
lied by law, and of the ms ssengers, &c, and OF
the amount of the contingent and incldentni ex-
ncnses of the Post Office Department, IN each
vcar. from its establishment, in 1889, 10 the 5ls'
Of December, 1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
GOLD AND SILVER
PATENT LEVER WATCHES,
AND JEWELRY.

THNHE SUBSCRIBERS hive JUS, received. q
n rlen I'd assortment Of Goods in their line
consisting Of
6ensmen's and Ladies Gold Potent Lever Watch.
es Silver Patent Lever Watches, all of superior
quality, imported expressly for cur retail use.
Anchor Escapemeut Gold Watches, new and
elegant Article.
Gold and Silver Lepine end Verge Watches.
Rich oraamenttd, Fhngree, Patent Diamond and
Silver Ear rings, Breasipins, Rugs and Lock
Gold, Gilt, and Bead Guard Chains.
Rich Gll Jet, and pcarl Buckles and Plaques,
Rich Gilt Gobe-ties, new article.
Corral Ncslisccs nnj Necklaces.
Elegant Bead Relie0es and Purses.
Inc Pen and Pocket Kniyes Scissors aud Razors
Snncrior Guns aud Pistols
Rich Silver plated, md mounted Cut glass
Casters and Candcstieks
With a varlety of Useful and Fancy articles.
TT Their stock o! SILVER WARE, mann.
hetarcd m their own shop, IS always complete.
Tho presen, stock is very extensive, md they
assure the public thu, it will be sold es low can
be purchased IN this place, or in Richmond.
WILLIAMS VICTOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
WARD ELECTION.

n GREEABLY TO an act Of the General Assem-
-S.A bly, ofVrginiH, entitled I'm act 10 amend
act entitled an act dividing the tJwn Of Lynch
burg INTO Wa,ds, aud for other purposes, patsrd
February 10, 1890" I, Samuel Bran.ford, Ser
geant Of the Corporation aforesaid, do certify that
have held elections 10 each Ward, In the said
town, for Aldermen and Common Coapcilinen.
aud return the following persons as duly elected,
ia each Ward. 10 serve as such
ALDERMEN For Lynch Ward, No. Am,
mon Hnncook, Francis ). Miller John n. D..
Payne, Nathan II. Thornton, Samuel I. Wait.
Caswell Poe. For Henry yard, No. 2--Henry
NJ. Didlake, Pira.anl Labhy, Martin w. Dsvsa.
por'. Ssmul hcCorkle, Lindsey Shoemaker, Iohn
w. Ysgwell.
COUNCiLMEN For Lynch Ward. No. l.
Smiihson II. DAVE. Charles L. Mosby, Chri., opher
Roberts, VIM. Owens John NJ. Oiey, John tIol-
lins. For Henry Yard No. David @ aiurrell,
Maurice II. Garland. Nathan B. Thurman, Pleas.
anl Partin, Sampson Ding"id. Jesse L. Perry.
SAM. BRANsFORD. S~ret.
Of he Corporaliun OF Lynchburg.
April 9 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
TyN(jJI,TRG SPRING RACES.

Il aiIE Races ovfr ibis Course WI commence
on Tuesday the 26th Of May, ahd co'''Inn"
fur DAYS.
FIRST DAY-A Svesp,tHke Cit Race, Tor
flr,o war old oolls ooa Gnirs ole milr mud -.
i.eaf--S50 ~ rance, +. P.--here entries anu
,lo.ed.
Iobn 6 Hot entrrs tMr Perry'D sarrrl coli
Rs VASE. bv Shakespeare, dam k,uy Madison.
Benjamin Diei1son cutters thy colt. by Shsk-
snearr. fWiih one white hind foot.) dam nnkno"n
Wm McCargo enters bay colt, by Sir A'cby
dam Nv birPininn.
SECOND DAY.-ProprieIor's Purse, @%Nu. wv
NIL heats. entrance SO.
THIRD DAY.-J0"kry CLUB Purse, @9o9, otff
nile henls en,raorr 800
Fourth DAY -P'oprietol' Pars@, s2ol,'"o
mil heats, entrance $l5
The Proprietor IS prepared 10 accommodate Tor
~ or hGy Rae Horse,
The money for each days rnce Will he paid 10
the winner, subject TO the us1al dscoaot, The
Proprietor feels wa,rpnted 10 sayins 10 ihr pn6hc
hat the prospect bits i'o ~, eo'l sport tins
pripg. !. H. OILY Eif Proprietor.
ApriI i1r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
GREAT BARGAINS.

ZDHE subscriber having on baod large stock
- OF Dry Goods, Grocsries, &c. &c. vii sell
them oil at lower prices than the same description
Of Merchandise be had for in any other house
in Lynchburg, either by Wholesale or Retail
The Goods are all fresh, well bought and ,ciH BE-
sold III respectfully solicts those wishing to
purcbasr 10 call and examine. Or he would sell
his entire stock to ANY wishing 10 oecupyhis
present stand, on terms how liberal he leaves such
10 Judge for themselves, ard which will be made
known application. JAMES B0AL.
March Is ITS
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7-r eaucus of the jackson Van bnfeh III. NJ
srs of tho LEGISLATURE OF Louisiana, was '''' J"
You, ,1rtoa,s an the 10Th ult ard seventeen aeie-
,,.es ,,ero anno;nted to attend he Baltimore Con
venon. This, we suppos", is wha' N,'
rails " fresh from The people." Ao III lhiI'y M"
the extent of he Jackson strength IN the Lo"'s'a''
Lpgislaturc-meet together and appoint s'0' ,"''"
delegn,es 10 Convention, TO advance taei' VIEWS
and Gen. Jackson tells us, that these Delegates a'o
"fresh from the peope"-and that lhose VINO IT,
fuse to ohev their mnndate will " insult the virtue
Of the neop,e. and DENY their right of sel''govefn-
ment" !! Monstrous perverson OF terms-equ'r
led only by the arrogance which 'nduce' we
ident to b, guilty. of this attempt to dc'a'e W ~ a
mericen community in the choice oil MS suoo's'
sor
r The Baltimore Patriot, the 80 inst says, IL
isreported this morning that Maj lewis ae n.' &c
tor has resigned his office, having osl 'he ,"'.,
the King his Master" The MAJOR is u''ue, S'oo'
to be in favor Of Judge White for the r'es'uo".y
He has heretofore been tenant OF the fa,avo' o'o
aeading member of the Under Cabinet. J. mere Is
much trouble in the Washington wis~a''''
u James w. Pegram. ED. formerly VI ' IT,
place, on the ID inst. elected rreslae'' CT ,ho
Branch Bank of Virginia, in PETERSBURG 70
Vacancy occasioned by the resignation o. G :,"ou
o. Osburne, Esq. who has accepted the ,es'o
Of the Petersburg & Roanoke Rail Road Company
II The change of the Agency of the fat' m;.
nahk OF Virginia, at Danvillc, to an once VI '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
ATTENTION MILITIA.

a foMPANY No ., commanded by Captain
" Charles Phelps. bounded os follows com
menc,ne at the RIVER mt the lower end OF 2d al.
ley WINNING with 2d alley To i0th street, thence
with loh street 10 the Turnpike or 9Th alley,
thence with the Turnpike 10 tho lanyard, thence
DOWN the Branch, 10 the river, thence TO the begin
nlng will attend company muster on Saturday,
the lth ms. precisely At II o'clock, A M in front
of he Court House NJ which time, an election will
be held TO fl all the vacancies said company
by order If the Captain,
JAMES l. JEFFERSON,
lat Lieutenant, l3lst Regiment Va. Militia.
April . II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
MANUFACTURERS SALE

I. M Furniture in Richmond, roiusd at $4,000
An THURSDAY. the 10th Of April, will sell
" ut my Ware Room, on main. street, without
reserve, oil my stock OF Cabinet Furniture, every
article Of which u city made, and will warrant OF
The beat kind and of the most clegan, patterns
Persons wishing Furniture, viii have an oppottu.
nifty Of supplying benselys with first rate articles.
at auction prices. The following me some Of the
articles which can 10 seen at any time, nj my
Ware Room, viz
81 sofns. 10 different patterns.
- sdeboards, 6 different patterns.
Wnrdrobes, 2 5 lendi5
& Indies Dressing Bureaus. / different pat.
terms,
II Dressing Glasses, do d.
4 Wash STANDS OF diiforeni patterns,
Sets of large reler and Claw Dining
Tables,
40 Plain
Tea Tables.
. Plu Sldctonr5s
Il Plain Tea Tables
4 do Single Dining %
10 Bureaus Of different patterns,
PAR of Card Tables,
Marble Top Centre Tables,
Work Tables.
l6 Doz Mahogany aud Curl Maple Chairs,
different patterns unl Richmond made,
30 boz. Funcy do comprising every style,
80 do Windsor do Of different patterns, Rich
mond mnde,
II do Rocking do Of % different patterns,
4 Mosa Mattresses
1 Curled Hair do
Witt numolou other articles IN the above line
III sums under 800 cosh--alI over a credit 81
four months. p &. COSBY.
The above see will be conducted by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s 20.
Richmond Ap, . ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
NEW STDIsE,.

IN IL w - y Uh
IHNlIE subscriber las opened On the tenement nd
" joining Liberty Warehouse,) an entirely new
Assortment OF GROCERIES, consisting mostly
OF
100 sacks factory filled Salt
. hhds Porto REQ, N. o. and 81, Croix Su-
gnrs
30 bags Rio, Old White, Porto Rico, and ola
Java Coffee, of fine flavor
25 tons Plaster
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, No. 3 to II
D bids w, !. and sugn' house Monsses
90 casks Cut Nails and Brads 4 to 40d
. boxes Loaf Sugar
| iieree Orchard Grass Seed
25 kegs Butter Crackers
. boxes patent Sperm Cnnd,s
10 d, Tnllow do and 3
! cask Hodges Cheese
ease Preserved Ginger
ALSO, D1popis Powder, Shot, Mounto,n clo-
yer Seed, Grindstones, Tanners Oil Imperial ard
Gunpowecr Ten, Bacon, Pepper, Ginger, &c
Which he will sell low, for cash, or in barter Tor
country produce, ardent spirits excepted
g'f Planters having their Tobacco inspected at
Planters OF Libefiy,wi find j, to their convenience
o coll and GO, their supplies Of
GEO. BAGBY.
March % 4wif
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asiiO REWARD.
: TO + II He TUTB 4

-A1OI.EN from tho subscrihsr - the 81 mt.
sorrcl hat = about wears oid. q 10, inches
uithrre. occasonfd 10y the Saddle ,mo star il the
pears t. hdyc BEEN owcllod in both shoatdrrs bol
show plalncst IN the riPhf shod all round IN
in tie .rhi leg fa,the appearance Of sfioG h"t nj
lines vnlks trais mud eanf"rs vii, moves brisk :
slim neck, npno light, long tai, ~iln Ioug han
fhr back OF he lfgs.
Also, n saddle, bric and me,iineale, the snddlr
seatrd lat fall the b,,de mud mnr,iegale bali woln
large iron sprIug strrups.
The above h5tsc &c. was stolen by n mao chl~
liGg mser Moses Hopkins, aud sometimes Mo.
- lreadwa, from 10 Ia 81 years at age, II small
man, weighs about l35 In 40 lbs. black eyes with
down look. large black beard and hlntk hett'
has lost some Of his fore teeth Il s eheeiwrifht
or carriage maker by trade ,nllts much and soft
with great degree ofseem,ng rolh|ness, drinks
.ly, and plHys the violin with more speed
perhaps ihan aay body else. aud says he was
raised IN Bucki CHAM county, Va. near The New
Store, where it Is presumed he Will 60, having told
persons he would 20 there snou. lie wore AWAY
an old palmetto II l. rouod about houl" groom Bon
looms a hnle ia the knee tie "hs lasi seen IN
The neighborbool of Nashville, IN the 6fh ut
will ray the above rewerd Of $llo Tor the
tibet and property, If alsen "at OF the state OF
500 Ton thu thipt alone II taken on OF tho state,
or Ss21 II taken wllhiu the stat.
In either cn.e. m thlef aud pIopcrt, to'e IL
iiyel,d IN Charlotte. Tenn. 3. I, HUM.
claI5fe fene.l Apr,l9 WV
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OT3BYUAEs

Died al his residence, in & lfid County, On So-
furday the 23th ult MIR. MOSES PETERS, III the
81 h year Of his are. Mr. Peters poss, sscd, IN I'm
emnen, degree, those amable qualities winch con
tribute 50 much TO the stability and happiness Il so
ccty. lie was emphafcally whpt an eminent Wi
ter styles " the uublest work Of Cod honest
man. His hfmucss Of character, his yer cry, IN.
lcgrify aud neghboudy qualities, had salu'afy IN
hucLce on his neghbothood and n,yer failed to
draw forth the npprobaiion and esteem OF all who
became acq lainted wl'h him. He had cen "a mem
DER oil the .e.hodlsi Episcopal Church for some
years and hizhly adorned his character rs such,
even 10 the las-eXhlhtug in his protactcd ines SIS,
great fortude and signntion Ia the will of HIM,
who neyer fails to rcAafd the vlruous. Whether
regarded az husband, ftther, master or ncghbor,
Mr.. Peters had hut few equals, and perhaps no su-
periors. In thus charac erlzlng MIR Peters, dc
not presume that my remarks are al al exaggerated
nor am actuaed by any other motives than those
which arise from willingness TO pay last tribute
of respect to a worthy individual. He has left n
large and highly resf ectabe family, no Longer "a
enjoy tie blessing Of his society, but in the fullest
assurance that lie has exchanged he evils OF umc
for the enjosmen' Of happy lmmor oIly.
-. in Norfolk borough, lately Mr. GEORGE
II. TONNES, la'c Of Putsylyania County, ag'c
Is years, son OF Stephen G. Iowncs, Esq of thai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

y The Fredericksbars Arena calls the .,,.n.
'on oil the virginia pubic, 10 law, passed a, 10
last session fbe Legislature, winch reo.,re. ,ba,
alfer the Isl day of May next, oil esfnmen,,ry IA A.
vlses (e'ils) of personal estate shall he ,,,cs,s
aud proven by the evidence of two snbscribins ",
nesses, unless wholly writtrn by the tes,etor him.
self Formerly ore witness was sufficient De-,
sons therefore, having male wills and aeknow.
eossa Them before one witness only, d better call
IN another unless they sure 10 die before the st
at May-In which event they need No, trouble
themselves as 1t will be soad-Not so, however
DAY afterwards, the date ofthe viii being disregard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

me bill 10 suppress Gambling Houses in New
''rhns, which had previously passed the Senate OF
Louisiana, received the unanimons sanction Of the
,o"er honse On the l2th uli. and has become u
'"W ohe Of the enaCimenfs provides that he owners
OF immediate occupants Of houses In which r,mh-
's Is detected ~" lahr 10 the penalties 81 the law
w a fine Of ono 80 five thousand dollars ftr The
mrs. ohfnce, firm IN TO fifteen thnnsana f,r
,"e second, and c0ofnemcnt IN the penj'eutlafy
from ore TO five ytat., at the discretion of the
court.
!" or'fr 10 make mp the deficiency IN the RIVE
nue. arising from the ahalan Of the rambling ~ u.
seS a bill has hem introduced INTO tie 1egi laturc
pr 'ldfng COR the Imposition Off tax gu oil ms.
spnge,s arriving at " leaving New ORLEANS b, shirs
or .uamhrnts.
We ob.crve in u New Orleans Paper Of la
Ten dat fhat public dinner was 10 lie given 10
9"'ef Moore, one - the Senators. n II ,stimony
Il lie sense II which his tharls for The suppress
son oi gambling are viewed by the people OF iha,
city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
TO TIE PUBLIC.

HHAVlNG this day disposed Of my entfe Ia
n u tercst in The Mercanlile Establishment Of
G. 4 ID, u. Hancock at the Red House, in tho
county Of Charlotte, 10 Mr.. Clement Hancock,
those persons hosing claims egnins, said htm will
present them to G. Hancock, for payment and oil
persons indebted will make payment 10 him, who is
alone authorized 10 receive the same.
d. B. HANCOCK.
March | 1888.
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count r anu Oeposte, was effected on the 1.,;n.,
ne tolowing gentlemen constitute its Off,
nos. hswhng4, President James Lnner - c..
,9 : Joseph b. Terry, Clerk, DC Georss w
,onns'n' Or. James ID. Patton, Robert Wll.er n,
Nathaniel T. Green, Rob-t ". Williams a M
Enstsee Hunt, Directors. '''"'''' aRo
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COTTON Y lAlsN,

Made by the R,chmond Manufacturing
Company.
FEyIlI subscribers agents for that Establish
M menr, and viii sell It's yarns, here on the same
terms they can be had IN Richmoed. We have
now On hand a quantity, well assorted from No. ,
to lG We invite Country Merchants and others
to eiye us a call l.. MATHEWS & Co
April ~1wf
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JUDGE HITEaS SpErrtI

dencv & II being nrohohte H., H., an
competitor of Mr. Van Bnren h. - ''''
Virginia, we have houpht !, MIN :,
10 our readers to he nut in noss,ss;o g -,
nation relative to his nr,pc;,1a. M -,
which we publish this ,oa,,.,, in -
is dlsnosed 10 ahridge Eyrrutivo ,,,,. ,,,.l -,
noe ard etrscuoIl,, - = l'o"'' anu iron
fee from mere Eyecn,;,o NV ~ nm VI u
hat Ia 10 oor,.cd - ~ s#2N = Toe
m sny mar t ,l.'E ~" or lu'eS cut oi
,or,airs aha,r.., ,,''oo va nc ,h
ID hand ~ anu ''' ''' 'ra'o,
within ,bo lac, 49, '''''es' VINO
IN n,,,,l,or o,,a ~ e'' "S'n
,Io ,., 1'" s}e.PNao
fence of aIl thu, tbav Il, r..5. -. ~ ~
~. s,,aal r. - "I"s'ss > I"1.
vol was ls...a, 49, " ''' VII, DC ,e''c'
IN. 20, 'e''oDly 10 Tue 'loSc oil
laa, 81 l.r srao.a,,,, IVA, ,"9 resi-
s.....l, VI s'"'S" 'n' N'ooe .oe
a,o,,,,d - e,,5 50 ,.'"; " pa1 op',Y p'""sa
te wondered at Therefore that bie Tud.a Whit
'''''tr'''yu I'oso' 'P''on LOT OPINION
- e.' '"N'' !" P'o,e'' "o'=
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
Campbell Land for sale.

48EHfYSs I'll t. sulsc, ,her .ishes to sell n tract
dkpR1k&s Of LAND lying on Cheese Creek. in
~V*M' Campbell county, containing about
ux&r.- 1s2 n.ies, well adapted 10 lhe culture
Of IDhncco, Corn and Wheni-- About 30 or 10
acres only are cleared. The improvements nre n
good wood dwelling house kitchen aud Other nc
cc.sary out houses, and good Appls OrrhnId,--
Adjoining this. are two other tracts ~ Land, which
can he purchased with II, aud would make very
desirable settlement. This land lies near Wards
rnnd ~ the rcie hbofhood OF { Dabnoy and Hen
~ hoo,mans=-Io prfaous desirons ni purchasing,
wi, Mt any tim .heN the Land.
DAVID b. LAME.
April w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

= The Grand Jury in Washington has fount
hill OF Indictment against Richard Lawrence ior
an assault upon Gen. jackson, with intent t,
kll II IS to be tried on The 10,h, tomorrow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

IN his handkerchief, a rock Of 20 or 25lbs weight.
ava ihen tied 1t to his eravai, around his neck and
."lo"n himself into the water. lie has left an
,.eifsilng family consisting Of his wife and three
children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09

= onsb with cparty to induce them to believe
far e,. was on their side, whist he paused nj the
iha' .a, which prevented his eonimto1, as # for
very -. oss Of enabling him, at some future day, TO
the of all the advantages Of his doubtful
a'an And no onc, we think, can reaa it
p'',s.,v without coming 10 the same conclu-
sioa.