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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
MARRJED.

In Falmouth on Thursday evening the . Ist Instant h.
the Rev. f. c. McC;uirc, Dr. JoHN HAYES. Of Richmond
to Miss ANNE SoNERvItIE KNox daughter of DR.. Tho
mas Knox, of Stafford.
In New York, ON Thursday evening last by the Rev MIR.
Dufee, MIR. HIRAM HARRIS, OF Chesterfield Va tn Miss
MARGARET WILSON, eldest daughter of Mr.. john Wilson,
of New York.
On Thursday evening tic 4h instant, by the Rev. Spills
by w Voolfolk, AIR. RonERr TERRE1I to Miss Snn.u r
ees, daughter of A Henry Burruss of the county Of
Caroline. ~ -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
NEW STORE.
DAWI9p IUnAE B. GO

lN IN door above the Eag'e Hotel, Richmond, Va.
have OPENED in that cs:a bshncnt Gnrmcrl
occupied by AlfssrS T. & &. Cars Auctioueers an cir
gam assortment q" DIX GOODS, which they offer Whole
sa lie aud Retail prices w!,ic! they feel confident will
give perfect satisfaction 10 those who may favor them will,
their patronage y resident partner New York rivcs
every 'cy ID" aiming regularity by every ance
conhun' ton Of their assortment the lowest prices
Sept. 3D- !tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
Bank Stock at Auction.

EAEiLI be sold Monday the % Of .tobcr, ~ one
w o'clock, at the Coffee House, 50 Shares OF farmers
Bank Stock and Is Shares Of Virginia Bank Stock cash.
JAMES II. LYNCH.
~rpt - lit
HEREBY give notice that shall petition the next As
Z scmbly Cor Divorce from MY husband Dr. Edward
Johnson. CAROLINE NJ. Il. JOHNSON.
sept &c 71-w8w
DUBLIC Notice is hereby gwen, that have revoked
tic Power Of Attorney given 10y years since
TO Dr. Edward Johnson ar -r ale ofRichmonA Ind obc
property Fff. VTEPGN.
Sc"' ' 1896 9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
DEED.

On Thursday the LIST mss. in city OF New York Mr.
BARTLETT EI.DnIDGE, late of this city, and native Of
Barnstable, Massachusetts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

Ours Says HE Editor of the Christian EvamnrJ IS
Government which upon the shoulders az Tive rcorc
II IS Sovereignty If mind. j. n;rcrt of a,,c-
HT And with the character NJ tie ac il will hr strong
~ II Viii he weak; ii will slant! il III fan This il
FIRST, lSe' am eternal truth in relation Institutions like
iS we, above al! mc'I in political capacity have
""ed To cherish the principles Of religion virtue; To
strengthen our patriotism with pjciy;to with us re-
@iouS venef7tion for the past and religious soIIciiuc
Tor tue most mome;0us iutui'y that awaited any
nation We, above all have once the most urgent
occasion aud the iustes bind hearts to the
country OF oar irh OF our education, oour religion
fathers battles, and OF Chcs heritage, with lial
gratitude and ;i.ty
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

FOR cn7ns .Wqjie orLhc UajtrJ Sf1ie on tic G,,;ng
Post Rop!s 'eU be recciced at ne Gcne1uT Post OF
Err IN me Cayof rnshiayion, uHiii tie I2th dry =,
Oct0Ler nc 81 iHciiisice. {"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
Eg.AWAcsaRs, oErIcu.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottcr,

Ulsnlai swamp Canal Lottery.
FOURTH CLASS
j. e, I.lTE& & "A. .AcI.NTYRIG, .aiaaagers.
The Drawing takes place in Richmond, tic 9Th Dec
HIGHEST PRIZES
Prize o! $4,000 is 10000 DoIIARs
prize of 10000 is 10000 DoIIARs
prize of GG00 is G,OOO DOMAINS,
prize of 5000 is 5000 DoILARs
prize of 1000 rs 1000 DoLLARs
prize Of 2.9IO is 2,9IO DoLGARy
10 p'iZes OF - ,O0O-13 prizes of 500, SC. &C.
Whole Ticket IS 0o--Iialf 50 5O-Quartcr 81 25.
Tickets and Shares for sale, the -u.}NgiETtS'
OFFICE, under the Eagle Hotel.
Onlrs ifom any par ot tho country, enclosing the cash,
Pre- Tickets Tor whole tickets shares in the above
'ttries Will be promptly attended TO as if ON personal
apIlS"tiun;I addressed to
J. 3. YATES 6 \. MTNTYRE
SEP, % Rirb,,o,d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

We ncej not ask !orueal Of Mr.. Claws speech at
the 'cwisi,nrg dinner Every thing from That dstin-
snisiIed individual " Ill arrest the attention of botl,
TRENDS and foes IL his friends This speech will place
Mr. G. on still higher ground, his enemies il is clear
eiuia'inn; and II they will not believe this they would
not believe were one 10 rise from The dead IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

We learn TINT the President OF the L. States will not
return to the Seat of Government until abou, the Goth
OF October, unless official duties should sooner demand
fabricated by the U. s Telegraph and ir,roic by the
New York Enquirer, that Cir Adams is engaged sin
whiting the life ofhis father The Patrio; further saws
III II were said that tie Presidents time wasocoupied
IN settling the estate and performing the duties deyov
cd ol INN by the will of his late father as well as in
ie discharge OF his rnbc duties, the truth would per
maps be nearer approached tan the views of those
VINO Wo"li have believed that the President ncgIacts
ms putc dncs Show us wherein the interests of fine
country suffer by his absence ftun the capital with
which he can al al times with certainty ana despatch
communicate, and then we VIII join ii;c gru,ners in
r"Srcing that the chief magistrate has been detained
ny mere secular concerns from his official siaiio...n
.licc i'hcHi.c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

Captain Stevenson Of ;hc schooner Potosi, his mott
on Sunday from Tampico, informs that 9th 9Th ana
Sin o The present month he in company Oh the nfy
Iori"gns, with the British frgatc IGssar ntn Vera Cf,iz
WA I"mPco) bound To England. The Gisatc had ON
board Mr. ard the English Minister, and also Mexican,
minister TO the court Of ST. James During period The
vessel was surrounded by spoulS, of which came
% near me igaie as To oblise her te entire broad
SHE IN order to destroy H. Both vessels considered in
uE most eminent danger. Bal. inner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

Our esteemed and accomplished countryman wash
iugon Irving, is at Madrid, where I've is engaged upon
the life Of Columbus, nearly finished. lie ,linSs
4 win BE lis best work ~. y Go~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

Sept IS lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

iTercafre n Ter Than cn'e.-The following sprci-
FIGS recommended as the best prevenistiyos Of SICK
ness at this unavorable season. VIZ Constant though
moderate labor-stric attention 10 clcanlinoss-a cool
head-dTy feet--a regular habit Of body and rigid
adherence 70 temperance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

n Plum There arc certain words very much Used at
s present moment by politicians Of particular stamp.
which wc think ought 10 be sercotypcd for the purpose
of saving great deal Of labour. Among these may be
ciassed coalition, "aristocr5cy" bribery, "corrup-
ton" ''intriguc." 'managomcplr puritan" 'blacis
leg" SC. &c. The typographical labours Of TIC Wash
ngton Telegraph and several others would be much d.
minIshed if orr plan could be put into effect. They
ought TO look TO il. Nat. .qlc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

.Noh"i"a'io"s-We learn ny gentleman frcm tea Ina
the grand state Convcntion at that place numcrou,l
attcndcd; md that His Ezcelcucy De WITT .CfINTo
was Nominated for recollection 10 the Office Goycrnor
the tt"no"rahlc HENRY HCyTIyGroy Of Utica no,ninu
tea as candidate for Lieutenant Govcrmur-bolh by
unaniiDo"s votc.-E.N. !. SlGieman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

Nothing is easy Ghan 10 raise Glamour and &
find fault especially if one resolved upon il AT al
events. This is cxcnpfpd bv Tive course pursued by
several opposition papers in this state aud elsewhere
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
RICHMOND, SEPT. %. 1886

Price Of Stocks.
United States Bank, S117
Bank Of Virginia, 100
Farmers Bank, 95 so
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North american Rerie4v.
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work, ani respectfully solieits subscriptions.
II is edited byn gentleman Of considerable
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tors are men Of letters who have travelled
and studied in foreign parts, and became IA
miiar with the languages and literature of the
old countries others are devoted 10 scienii-
lic and literary pursuits as profession and
others are conspicuous as Legislators and jn-
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about $50 pages each, at SO pei annum, pay
able BY new subscribers in advance, and at
forwards, on the receipt of the April number
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As new editions of the back Nos. are con-
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scrjbing 10 the above valuable work, will do
me the pleasure TO call ut my Book Store
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a( 81 " q Ok -

Just reeeisedthe following nc" Book
y,rginia cases, 81 Vol commencing J,Us
term, lsi5, and end,ug June levin, io-e, ~
Win BrDakeehprongh.
The Boyne Water ), tale by the oilare
sandoyal or the Free Mason; Spanish
tale.
Tales round Winter Hearth, by Jane ana
Maria Porter.
CASTOR De Blondeville or The eonrt Of Hen.
ry III by Anne Radcliffe.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy, with
notes aud Plates. by Rev. J. l. Blake, q "
Blairs Philosophy, Polite Learning, &c. Sc'
Cottom's yirguIia and n. Carolina .iln.ansc,
for the year 1877 containing a variety 0S
curious, useful and entertaining matter.
German 4nanaes for 1927.
Grimstaw's chronological Dictionary,
Blauk Books OF every description.
e, Il. WITHEsS,
Opposite Messrs Novel; q Nersan.
Oct. 10. iy'sf'"Hs
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Advertisement.

VINE subscriber has lately lakenthe house
- formerly occupied ny Mr.. Townsend
TrusIow, opposite Messrs. Smith & Bagweiis
tore. He offers his services TO the public
as n Tailor; and he respectfully informs tht
citizens of Lynehbnrg aud IFS vicinity, thai
all those who may trust their work TO BIZ
care. they may rest assured that j shall he
neatly executed, and with the quickest dis.
patch. shall also keep ready made clothes
of all sorts and sizes, and will sell low for
cash. LINDSEY b. PADGETT.
Sent II, n FsIts1l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
THE WILD HORSE.

Theiollowing sketch is from the
Rev. L. FLINT's new work. aud is
descriptive of the innnmerable herds
of wild horses, which are some
times met in the prairies near the
Rocky Mountains.
sThe day before we came in view
Of the Rocky Mountains, saw in
the greatest perfection, that impress
size, and to me almost sublime spec
taclc, an immense drove of wild hor-
ses, Tor long time lowering round
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
BLANK WORK

At minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered of me, faithfully done & made
oui of the best materials and at very low prl-
ces.--Persons wishing books bound are re
aiesied 10 bring them forward immediately,
as am somewhat AT leisure and can do thrm
much better than when am pushed with
3 ork. The publicare further informed that ]
bind books at much lower piices than they
ever were known 10 he done at 10 this part
# the country. and in much more superior
manner ABRAM r, NORTH.
Fer,.o. ;s27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

Recommended by The most Respectable phyS
clans IN Europe as ueH as IN .4nlerioa as u
safe and certain cure for NE
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Gout.
a Judicious practitioner in London, spea-
ZAking OF these powders, expresses himself
ttus.-'l have Says be) employed all my skill
aad talents to ind out an useful preparation
for the relief aud cure OF Rheumatism, aud
most sotemnty affirm, that have never found
any thing so good, so safe, aud 50 ebicdciou,,
as DR.. Drisdens Rheumatic Powders. You
may depend upon il Says he) for I have of
ten experienced it, that they possess every
virtue that can justly be ascrbed to any med
icine for that tormenling disease. Here then
(says he, again) you have medicine OF super.
htive efficacy aud OF intrinsic value mild in
lis operation aud certain in its effects and
which may be given with success IN n yarie-
~ OF chronic diseases, but especially in obsti-
nate Rbcandtism II may be given to the
youngest children, and TO women in the most
delicate situations. In pains of the face, &c.
powder taken al bed time will give relief.
DIR. Jennings OF Edinburgh, speaking of
these powders, says, have used them in my
practice, ms well as in the hospitals, and End
them To be a most valuable remedy in cases
of Rheumatism. and well calculated To do
much good, and therefore recommend them
TO general use being confident in my own
opinion, rs well as thai of others, that no
one will be disappointed who may have oc'
casion 10 use them.
Dr. CLARK OF Mem York, in letter to the
agent of proprietor, concludes by saying, The
poorer class Of people will find in these pow
ders, a valuable and cheap MEDICINE, for
have generally found from one to two boxes
have produced "a cure, and IN some cases hal
II box has had the wished for effect q. in one
instance gentleman vino came Under my
care, aborng under obstinate chronic Rheu-
matisn, attended with all the symptoms of
approaching consumption, by continuing the
use of the powders both diseases We're com
pletely removed, aud | am ,of an opinion, that
this medicine will prove valuable remedy
in complaints of the chest, as well as Rlsn-
HdtiSH,.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
NJ. S. DRESDEN. MI
No. 10. 81. Panis. London.
Who has appointed DR.. ROBERT HARRIS,
in. Of philadelphia, the only agent in the T.
nited States, Ia vend the RheumGiic PomdtrS
.wilh tul powerto appoint other ageutswhere
he may think proper.
~ THE subscriber is appointed Agent
and has for sale a few dozen boxes OF DIR.
Drisdell'S Rheumatic Powders, each box con-
tains q doses. Price 81 % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
ApolLecary and Druggist.
July Sd. ts92
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warranted genuine
He has recently purchased the entire stock
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS Dye-slufs,
SIC. Of Docts. Owens a. Leckie which in adj
,lilon 10 hia stock on hand, together with his
new arrival, renders his assortment extensive
and complete
His friends and the public, as well as the
customers of Owens q Leckie, are assured
that they eau be furnished on the most favor.
able terms
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants aud others vino purchase largely can
be supplied al II small advance above the
northern plices,and good bonds taken in pay
ment.
The greatest attention paid to the com.
pounding of medicine and he pledges him.
self to deliver no article ont OF his establish
ment but what is of the pured quality.
July II. ts96
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CAA}AKS. SC

YfUST received, and will be opened to-
~ morrow morning, at our room, back OF
our front store, large and valuable assort-
ment of Cloaks d Winter Cloathing, viz:
9 eases Ladies', Misses and Boys Clocks
case Genilemen's single cape Plnid Cloaks
do do Capes g. Wings do do
| do do with sleeves do do
] do do English over coats
3 cases assorted Fashionable CamIel Cloaks &
Goats
Also, Q cases heavy Great Coats
Together with Cloa,hing of every description
Apply to ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Oct 8.
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-,1srsp AM fusLisHkp ~
riErc aER & RICH. II. T0LER
- . ti;shers ofihe Laios Of HE Cilion.

=, r,e Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
poner. at 50 per a,lnun, payable IN
Weekly Ta Subscription win be received for
adsaae 90 ,l,an tx months; and no paper will
% ess i''n. ..sag4 Ill at the discretion OF the
be hs .., anil al agnearages are paid,
Editors I''sr,isenenfs will he inserted at 50
~ ar snnare (or lcss) the first time, and
cents pe, ts for each continuance Those
81 ~ ,i.tance must be paid for previous to
ron .,ar,;on.or the payment assumed by
theN ..nasnonsible person in Lynchburg
some r sse ncery orders not exceeding two
~ 10 inserted for six collars
squares lIIeslersaddressed to the Editors must
" AZ IN. mr. they win not be attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
GREAT BARGAINS.

M l. are now opening part OF our fall
w supply of Goods, comprising great
many new and fashionable articles, which
we are determined tn sell at such prices
as cannot fail to render entire satisfaction.
MkEE, ROBINSON & [ d.
Oct Q.
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READ THE BIBLT.

One capital error, says bishop
Raruet. III news preparing liem-
selves for the sacred function iss
thai they read divinity more ia Dthce
books itIaa the scriptures.
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Incompatible Calicoes.

MfckEE ROBINSON &Co.--hBve now the
~ pleasure OF announcing the arrival OF
the sboye truly beautiful article, together with
great many other rich and desirable goods
al less prices than ever before exhibited
Their friends and the public are particularly
solicited to viewtheir assortment.
Oct s.
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PREPARED AND SOLD BY
NJ. S. DRESDEN. NJ. d
NOOK RlSDERY.

fl'HE subscriber has lately procuied an
additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work, in that line, with
neatness and dispatch. He has received d.
rect from Philadelphia, a very large supply
of paper Of very superior quality, which ena-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
August 3.
NEW ANNIWALSa

VINE subscriber has the pleasure oi an
- nouncing to the public, that he has just
received, direct from Philadelphia, a very
large aud valuable assortment of NEW
BOOKS. Many ofthe works are very SUI
perior to any ever offered in this market, be-
ing very neatly printed OIL fine paper, with
very superior engravings and most superbly
bound. Among the new publications are
CASTOR De Blondevile, or the Court OF Hen
ry the Ill. keeping Festival in Ardanne, a
Romance, by Anne Radcliffe, Author OF THE
Mysteries of Udolpho, Romance of the 70.
rest, Romance otthe pyrenecs, &c. &c. and
containing memoir other life, with extracts
from her Jonrnal.-This work is exceeding
ly we'll spoken of, and from what know of
the writer's works have no doubt but that il
is very fine and interesting production
Life aud writings OF Frederick Reynolds. in 2
yols.--This work contains great mass of
very interesting and amusing information-
Moderation, by Mrs. Holland, who is | think
very moderate writer.
The public are particularly invited TO call
and examine my very large aud valuable
stock Of Books, as am determined 10 sell
them very low. ABltAM H. NORTH.
Sept. 4.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

.aoR SALE A light comfortable GHrri
a. sre and Harness, on moderate terms.
~, 10 fr,sik
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

THOR SALE. a likely Negro Man, a's"od
honse servant Enquire at this Office
Sept e3. tsio
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An assortment Of Looking Glasses,
Groceries Crockeru. Il Stone Hare.

Z INSEED OLA few barrels OF
IL Linseed Oil juI received by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
1,.oust IL
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Fall and Winter foods.
Andrews & Brothers,

'
ri Planters OF Virginia, that they are now
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
And are now prepared Ia offer the newest
and most admired fashions. Aud are deter
mined TO make sales at n small advance ON
the Philadelphia rates. The senior partner
resides there. aud wlllregnlarly forward such
supplies as this market may require. Their
assortment in part consists oil tne following
articles.
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens & Sheet
Rose and Point Blan- ings,
kets, silk g. Cotton Hand.
Figured l. Plain YES kercbirf.,
tings, Leghorn ~ Straw Bon;
Linseys, nets,
Cashmere and Cotton Ladies Buckles & Belt
Shaws, Rbbands.
Stockings, Muslin Robes,
Ozuaburghs, Furniture Chintzes.
Calicoes, Laces and Edgings,
Cambrics, Grape Robes,
Figured & Plain Mus Grape Shawls and
Inns, Scarfs,
Silks and satins, Merino Shawls and
Grapes and Gauzes, Scarls.
Black and Fancy Rib Tortoise Shell Tuck
bands, IL Side Combs,
Together 1clth almost spcry article IN
the Dry. Good and Fancy Line.
DOMESTIC.
Comprising an assortment of Cassinetts, Tick
ings, Bleacbed 81 Brown Shirtings, Checks,
Plaids, and Blue and White Cotton Yarus,
&c. &c.
CLOTHING.
Gentlemens' Clothing of every description
also, 400 Gentlemen aud Ladies Camblet
aud Plaid Cloaks and Great Goats.
Harduare and Cutiery,
Snch as Knives and Forks, Of the Latest Ma.
nufacture, Pen and Pocket Knives, Appro.
we'd Razors aud Straps Locks OF all descrip.
tons, Saws, Files, and almost every Arti-
Gle in the Hardware Line.
SHOES & HATS.
A complete assortment of Ladies Morocco
Seal Skin, Prunella, Silk, aud Kid Shoes
--Gentlemens' Monroe Shoes aud Pumps
also an assortment OF Chidrens' Shoes,
Gent;emens' White and Black Beaver and
Fur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, OF approved
manufacture.
An assortment Of Looking Glasses,
Groceries Crockery. Il Stone Hare.
II is the determination of .fndreus {, Bro.
Tiers TO keep constant supplies, so as 10 be a.
BILE TO furnish their customers any article in
the mercantile line.--Country Merchants, as
well as Planters, are particularly invited to
give them a cali, asevery effort will be made
TO render general satisfaction, and which i:
their intention 10 sell unusually low Tor cash
400 Sacks liverpool filed salt
Country Produce taken in Barter.
Oct II.
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DR. DRISD@UaS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS

Recommended by The most respectable physi
claus ~ Europe as rel as in .4meriod as u
safe uhd certain cure for he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

Comprising an assortment OF Cassine'ts, Tick
ings, Beacbed a. Brown Shirtings, Checks,
Plads, and Blue and White Cotton Yarns,
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CLOTHING.

A compete assortment of Ladies Morocco
Seal Skin. Prunella, Silk, aud Kid Shoes
-Gentlemens Monroe Shoes aud Pumps
also an assortment Of Chidrens' Shoes,
While and Black Beaver and
Fur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, OF approved
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

And are now prepared Ia offer the newest
and most admired fashions. Aud are deter
mined TO make sales at small advance on
the Philadelphia rates. The senior partner
resides there, aud Wi regnarIy forward such
supplies as this market may require. Their
assortment in part consists OF tne following