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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
IIMEDEKICk 4. MANO, Ao0A-mNn.H. q

ENNEDEsICk 4. GANO, bUON-mNDtR, d.+
r. doors 6do'o the Bel Ihr,r, 4;tty h,Jn,,s Tie paic
mat nc sti carries on tue foolrg in all H. bra-as and
hopes By his experience rs workman 10 obtain a ,-,,, ~
patronage Blank Book executed ORDER and Printed Sool
b3uud to any pattern lie na,tr. himself ho n no ca,
~ making long statement ut IL; manner it sty, b., which
orders ho may receive shall Lc dni' cNccu s timc and ii
generous public, doubt has hong before Mi inspected and
proved ms workmanship in ,a line oi hgsiucss- all events
he snail al all times hc glad ti further Improvement to com.
pare ue execution of aDy wu with ,rr Inc al
business ia the city Of Echmoal o. ccyhcrc CctIl,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

ELEGANT GooDS.-i haze rc.i.c', hc Tx, and
H other lIlc arrivals,
i'ack and co,ouTci ;li. lyriuc ',r ladies' drc -rs
Italian natts assorted black ,r,..al lutrin,s
Black aud colouTc,i Gsp, Oe Naples
lch bohOhct lace dcec VOLS. reference cape. and cans
Ihrcad and bOJbns.t lar.s and q l.n,s .
Embroidered and plain .ih l:d wllslcl Hosiery
ruperine printed cnnhrshs ,,i fr'lcb gi,-l5uis
With a variety OF other -.,rc y DIS ,li-, WIN i
sold AT the loves, price, fJl Ga -.
Oct IL If.IF WY SCN
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lsaly, AND su. e 4ux ARTICLES.
Htse Reeetred by I.c Last PacAeis, pe,y extensice
supplies IF
FASHIONABLE BOOTS g. SHOES.

SUCH as ladies' and gen,emcns moccasns or over
socks OF every kid; the most comfortable ar
tlc!cs ever invented; And conn lete assortment OF
India rubber shoes; Leather trc.aIinp tru,ks with
iron frames and travelling bag;
Also, ladies' French " American slippers trimmed
M every fashion; seasn y mock Kid ygalkinr shoes:
tasting walking shoes, with and without heels single
ana couple VahpS, ana some line with India rubber;
elegant lasting BLK and satin dr. - sinners ur evcrv
fashionable colour.
Eenliomen's superior made fire culckn boots. with
square aud round toes, and great variety 1t every
price to - %; fine caIs!:in Dootees ofcycry descrp-
uoh' ana some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps, with square aud round toes and with brckn.
very extensive supply Oh. misses hoys {, children.
Eoots and SHOES Servants Shoes OF every kind.
o. All their goods are warranted
Seal-skn and Hair Trunks nf every size
u ~ NE e""ae' " oaa'H and l4st st,ects.
nov 2G-tf
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NTEW DRY GOODs s.rOI,s. j

NEW DRY GOODS SrORE.1y.gG!l.S H. I!lI,..
1EB has taken the siosc loru1y tn occupancy Of
Nessrs Grinniss, Son g. Bru,5c fnnnpda,r, III. III
hs d. Moore',l "ah has uow ,al hand syi3 assor. of
staple and iulcy Dry GOo'i-; aul0f winch NJ ~ -
Cloths, cassungs,'s and s,t,in,is l!c.anl stsn,..
Ted, white, green and yellow ila,isrla .s5s1
SIR ind striped ll,:r' Z, - sirss3 - 49, y.
S'cTIsjoNvn and hlIrsc'lrs DO 80 - 50 80
lid, and German lhcis. lawns nd,un.l-i-s a d"
taI;cocs assorted cnbEacrrg a great VI; ic',
ra'ry, striped and plaid grr,..in>
lain and Igur,d b.,ngaGcits, various color,
Ito 81 itconct ana hsii ,u-,in,
Null, India and swiss. du.
swiss md black Italian sih cgavus
'-ansp and Ma, tarn craprs; Italian dg.
Lack Italian lusIii., svihcisws ilr saTsiwis
a large ASSORTMENT 4, cotton and WoJlg, n...,-.
fiSbnnabe bonnet and belt ribbon.
Rag BanCcunf ant cotton hunikcfch!cis
tioves aiidcDnbS ofcvery description
Linen ahd cuttni iG@uss, furniture and apron CHECKS
LmSeys and scrseys s'rtane inr servants c.utiuus
!.f"Tn and blcacncd dumc-iics, diapers, ~ G..
Cnpetil. hc7irih-uics umbrellas, sc. &c.
Which with variety of otac, Ircs, ~ isdr~slus 20 sell
!Ig Tor cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
TO BUILDERS.

Office Of tie Chesapeake and Ohio Ci,cql Compa,,y.
w AsmNGToS, Nov. IL. 1923.
PROPOSALS. VIII be received at this Office, until
- o'clock, +. nj. Oh the 18th day of December.
Tor tile construction of houses for the keepers of
e LOCKS on that part OF the line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, between GEORGETOWN In the District
OF Columbia, and the Catoctin Mountain. The nun.
Der oil houses now to be put under contract is about
ten Their dimensions TO be so feet front feet
deep and one and half stories high. They are to be
DUH OF stone the contractors furnishing I'll materials
The plan and Specifications, together with o,bcr
information IN relation thereto. NAV be seen at this
o'Hce after the goth instant. JOHN p. INGLE,
nov 25-2awit CLERK Che. 81 Ohin Cn,nl Cnrn
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BALDWIN. IVES g. co.

- AVE received by late arrivals. their entire SUP
n ply Of FALL DRY GOODS, TO which they
so4cl the attention OF their customarsfor cLeaDASs
and rGricty ,her stock is surpassed by none in this
market. Nov lot
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DRY GOODS.

OTIS, DJ.NLOP " 90. orr for Sale,
LSA Packages of Dry Goods comprising very
general Assortment, suited principally to TIKI.
present season.. 49,. Nov i2--lt
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CIIRiS1IANiTY.

DREsrN siatcof Christianity, and ofthc Missionary
% establishment for los propagation, in all parts OF
inc world. Edited by Frederick Shobcil.
Inc Diffusion Of Christianity is az the Same time
We diffusion Of knowledge, civilization, and moral
iroedom for sale by
nov - J. II. NASH
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
H.4VE tOR Safe.

DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co:
H4YE fOR S.iLE,
1S0 Hhds. superior English lsland)
and Cuba Hi'nHSSes
30 bggS'green coffee
10 boxes window glass. 8xIO and IoxIo
goo kegs gunpowdcr, coarse and iiue
ID hhds. Antigua rum
10 do Jamaica do
- pipes Cognac brandy
10 DO Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hlis n. England rum
so blis. do
80 10 gin
100 duZ. bottles Scotch snuff
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from 81 to 81 ~ rIn
100 DO denny, medium and royal writing do
200 LhlS no. maCkcrel
30 do 10. and no. 10
81 do tanners oil
100 casks YOUNGSTOWN line
200 bc.cs brown soap
20 or. casks Malaga wine
ceroonS indigo
40 boxes bloom raisins
% cases fur and wool hats
$50 casks cur nails and bIalts
800 sides sole leather
% bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards, cheese, cotton warns
whit" lead, gunpowder teas, glass ware, &c. SC
nov II wet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
HOG PENS.

49, . Law Sc
IRNIiE subscriber begs leave to inform the drovcrs
IL and the public generally, that he still continues
10 occupy the large and commodious hog-pens on
i'th' or Eaey-Strect, where he intends carving on
the hog-killing business extensively.
u The attention OF Drovcrs and those WISHING IN
purchase pork are respectfully solicited to call at the
above pens and he earnestly hopes by strict attention
TO the business to merit share ofpu6Fc patronage.
nov 25-3t JOHN WYSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

q Large Brass Box Of Tobacco Press Screw
was stopped last week from white man and =
black man, who offered it for sale II is supposed IN
have been stolen The owner can obtain it by apply
ing at my shop s. ID. DEN0OV'
~-''
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FOR sale.
d. MCDONALD.

Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
SEcoNp door below the Old Market-House Rich.
~ mond, Va continues to make to order ladies'
geatlemens and chi'drcns Shoes and Boots, which he
will warrant.
d: MDonald also has the pleasure of acurairting
his friends and customers that he has just returned
from Philadelphia and New York, and has brought
with Inn an extensive assortment OF ladies' gentle
mems, misses boys g. children's BOOTS s. SffOES.
made by the best workmen in those cities Leather
and ShoeRGkers Findings for s1e al northern prices
Shoes for plantation AdIds, of his own manufacture
the materials and workmanship OF which he believes
cannot be surpassed in the State. Noy11
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
PORK FOR SALE.

PORK FOR SALE.
NllE subscriber has received on Friday lnsf. 1871
hogs from Cabell county, Virginia. and 22l
hogs from Mason county, Kentucky; both of which
are nice fat corn-fed hogs, averaging from 100 "a
IS very suitable for family use and will be sold on
reasonable terms as at any other hogpcn in the city
NOV % JOHN WYSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

NEW GOODS AND NEW FASHIONS--rno
MAS NoWLAND, .heas Msrcer and IaiLor rIatcfu for
past fsours, respectfully informs hrs friends and the public in
seiefa Una, he has received bs Fail Goods CONSISTING OF We
~ litSe al genera, ASSORTMENT ofCLOTIiS CASSlNERES
" NtSrlNtis, which lo will make up 10 order AZ ti lftt
notice. and os ihc lowest possible terms.
~ u TN hand assortment of TRIMMINGS go u,o,e
up such cloths ) may be sent To him u, ig--vGu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
NOTICE

NOIlCE.
7 virtue of several Deeds of Trust executed to
~ us by James B. Ferguson, FOR certain purposes
therein rccited which several deeds are duly re-
corded IN the clerks office Of the county court OF
Goochand, VIC will expose at public sale. 10 the
highest bidder, at Goochland courthouse. on MONDAY
the LIST of December, if fair il not the next fair dny
between 40 and 80 likely negroes, consisting of men.
women boys and girls likewise n number Of horses
and miles among the horses, are some first rate
blooded colts.
Tho title TO the above property we believe ndispu-
table; but we shall only convey such title as is YES
ted IN us us trustees THE TRUSTEES.
Goochland. nov 26-5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
SOTTM GANDEN nGARnlNG aC,lnnI-

SOIIIl GARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL
- shall oen ry Sshoo 80 S3it Gardcn I'm Nv, ,,,p.r 90,
IJihO Dccc.rhsr f'lC~iur " WV
The Crock Latin, and c d'Jrent tr1nclcs of tic Erq,,
IingHeFc ih be 'uuco auG particular attention paid q, m
S9dcIrd engaged n nc tcr atcs cnicruo tho School
icms for board, each ho1t',r furnishing his own b. s ard
,gwef SOl pad qn1icry alvancc a note oi III, maud
ioec. J0Uy a. TSWpI-xSot,," '-
Nov. &c, 1875 sS,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

"a HOT.-8 ton shot. just received from Missouri
~ assorted from BBB to No. g. for sale at mnrks;
rates " TRiPLETT & JOHNSTON.
20 90 ~
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

~ u have yet rerrahlng, after the largest portion
% the whcesal esbu1iiless of the season may Dc
;onsidorcJ - over a M.se and ge.e,af NJ
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
CIRCUL.aIL.t'E LIBR.1RT.
~ 80 IL sNy,LsbSDTfs
M. s. Hest High ST.,

Have recently added their Circulating Library, Tie
following woris--
trynrs Life and Voyages Of Coumbns vols syo
rklns Political aul Civil History Of The lated states
2yols 8yo.
Deracton Displayed BY Amelia opie
Eeglish Pashionables Abroad. 2yols lsmo
The Hack Book by Mrs. Anne Royal. vols l2ino
lanaan; or, know What you Judge. = vols. i2Mo. :
Marriage in High Life Edited ny the Au'hofess o.
"Flrta,ion."
The Lie Of sIanse WAUGH Tailor in Daiieiih Written
" himself
Louise the Lovely Orphan or The Cottage on the Mour
They have as received considerable additions to their
collection OF MUSIC, for the Piano, sc. !
Oct. :, 1928. I5-a
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
'Irunks, SaNAlevy and Aarpess
sMaking.

vSylE subscriber having purchased the stock in trade
lillian W Rice, lakes tls method OF informing his
frends AID The public, that he intends carry the
business OF Ssddag aud Harness making in all lis various
branches and that lie will the Materials and
have tht ii 81 Murkmen employed he does not hesitate
hat the articles in his hne, @hch he offers for SALE
will be fu ID OF the fashionable and durable kind
and cannot fail IL give general satisfaction He has nov
on hand Saddles, Brnlles Gig aud Carriage Harness
Trunks, and general assortment Of Saddley, which he
oilers for sale low prices at the old sand No S. Mar.
ke' Street, Wilmington, Dell
DAVID I MILES
October l4h, 1928, 7S-5.nos
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
CGpai Pock;ct Bout,
LADY CLINTON.

NsIE Subscribers tender her,espects the public and
inform them tnat tAey nave procured and iued up
running the ensuing season, to and from delaware CIV,
St. Georges and summit Bridge or Deep Gu, on the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal for the accommodation
Of visitors and others
This boat viii run in connection with the Salem Steam
Boat Essex Leaving summit Fridge and ST Georges on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings, at seven and
eight O'Clock, and al Delaware Cry, at O'clock
where passengers can take the steam Boat medately
Tor phadep haand fhes.aN, Thursday and Saturtla,
afternoons upon the arrival OF the Steam Boat from pha
dclphia, will leave Delaware City, for St Georges and
Summit Bridge
Passage from Delaware City, TO 81 Georges, IS cts
g from do 10 Summit Bridge, so
Returning, same price.
II. IlUGG, Philadelphia,
T. MILFORD, s. Georges
Aptiis16, 1928. EFT
Il The boat will De always in readiness to accomms-
date pst,es, from o'clock, on Monday Wednesday and
Frlay mornings, TO two o'clock, Tuesday, Thursday
and Satura, afternoons; and on Sundays will meet any
Steam h at lat arrive at Delaware City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
TO BIZ SOD.

public sale, Thursday The 2SG instant at his late
"A resdcnce, all the estate, real and perso al Of Sam
uel Head, late OF Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle
County decd. consisting of household and kitchen furni
tre; eco Of uninproved land in tier Couniy,
Pennsyyan'a; AID the premises Of his late residence,
adjoining Ilockessin Meeting ground lands of Thomas
Lutte. Aqulla I.amborn and o hers :fhis situation
healthy and handsome, and very desirable either for pub
lie business, or private retreat, from active lite
Sale 70 commence at 12 O'Clock said day, when cnn-
dtons Of sale will be made koown bv
HENRY NE MD, p
DAVID WILSON, ~se"4"s
Oatcber lith 1888, 7s-s
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
BLANK BANK CHECKS

On the Tanks Of delaware, Wilmington aad Brandywne,
and Farmers Bank of Delaware, neatly printed,
for sale at the Office of the Patriot.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
33OET1a;a;o'.

"Fair lttler Of the Visionary iiour,
Sweet Idol Of the Passionate and Wild,
Encliattrpss Of thu Soui'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
SOAP and Candle Aianui;ls tory.

S~ttftNFfo 1'HkV'fNf''tF
FEyl!E Subscibe, ,akes tins opportunity 70 mi I'm the
public hat he continues the above business ~ all its
branches a, The Old stand, corner Of ratha and Qnee
Streets, tie Friends .tirefing House, where re vii
Manufacture and furnish, ptate pha prices, HaGantl
NaCtNDlES, FuAe's, PeRosy, and Brasvn JAP Of the
best quality ENoCH RobEk'
n d. rhe highest price given for faiow, butchers
Fat and Fa Of every description.
Wilmington, July II, lS2S. 5l-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
DISAPPOINTMENT,

TRUST S-dLE of LANDS, NE GROES, &c.
iAutSuAST 10 the provssns OF Deed Trust execut
Moon wife, nd duly recorded the The clerk OF
the county court of Ai5emarie Of
therein MENTIONED due jane, Woods others
me incidental TO the SALE will he sold 10 the
bidder, iof cash, Thutsds be 18th Sept following
property, TO w.t. One Of land lying the county oil
Abemsrie, Janies River Adjoining the Town Of Scosvt
bottom.
One ",her Of lying in the county of riuvsnna
containing 100 ess, and sdonne
John D. mooa, Rich'd Shsc.,efod, Samp c. Tiimsa and
others.
One moiety Of brick lumber house. 100 fss in length
the County Of Fluvauna, the Town Of
Timber house, from the lower end thereof Ons half
hh. u wooden lumber house, TulwisI, lanyard.
One halt o three Ghs Of lot OF ground, containing i've
egh; vi an acre. sad county OF Fnvanns, the
OF James River, being the 10, portions
OF which stand the brick aud wood.u lumber herein
before N entioHed.
One other LOT parcel ground conteipc- one half of
adjoining that last described on which stands
Tobacco shelter 100 feet u length.
ai'a The following slaves, male and female and oaels,
I, wit: Harry, Well, Ben, Bob JD Jacob, Hannah Linnsy
Caroline, Fanny the cider Fanny young child OF
the former Rita Harriet, Mary, Rachel her twO chill
drenvE: Ey Armead, Patience aud her three children
wa SUSAN Cyntha and Martha, together with the
OF said female slaves
Also the whole Of the stock os 10
head Of hoIses6y two sheer, hogs; the
crops severed growing si Nf the i2Co5s
Tobaecoand tie crop of wheat OATS aud tohacco;o-
geher with all the house hold and kitchen aud far
utensils OF said w Moon, Of kindor such nan
will be sufficient s,scharge Ire debts secured by the
Deed Of trust under which acting aud which skill
deed eject"
The subscribers acting Truees will Convey onv such
lille as Is vested ~ them by that capacity.
The sale will be made al the ucr Of irs hoes IA,
vern the towu oi & Gosyiiie.
CHI COOKE
A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
LAW LECrIiRES

ItHE ensuing Of Law Lect.s at tn, plses will
commence a, usual On the I Monday in Nov. and
Gaie the tSt uf April.
The mode ot Instruction thi, Institution, hereto
lore so iuiy ade known that will be euy pteesary
e'sh lay IN the w:rk, (Surdsy eEc.ped) hss III
preceding day. and s'msr revision every
Saturday, B!aekone's Comm ntss, aud the Revised 90
"ethe text book, To these sddoa comprehensive
course OF Lectures, embracing oec,ooui dissertations
suiat ,1pe'-iead'ns' on some 81 the most iHPo,nst
totes and snnotsiions the work Of Mr. These
lecture, compose printed octave volume, eompreheedus
about tn quantity ut matter volumes
copy u them placed 10 the baud. II each STUDENT
The se'sionaDd they further orally explained
as oeca,ion may seem 10 require.
The unexpected vi h school aided TO the strong
motives which the .ubsrroer originally had for ze.
IN the eformsnce Of The task lie hs, Th.y
Jour pupils composed the lat winters Glass; he is happy
10 arm unce that not inanoe Of disord.r
the session sii larger cis br reasonably
neIt winter Yet he earnestly hopes young
pW repair hAer, utttJ RITA determination 10 aitsrd
regularly end study diligently RI, subscriber s.ssve,
himself ~ heretofore, the rieA Of requesting those If
there oe rrho are faithfully negligent 10 tvith
school, In sucA pat the fee sR6e refursed
party proportion 10 e time he shcI ha,. remained Tai
measure u equally due 10 the pupil and demsuded BY the
ierest of the subscriber.
zee Tor one OF more cuuIsesof Lecture S75
Board may be had at Sa5 per s,.i,on
ii. St. G TUCKER.
"'nehe'tsr, june "a i4-wuJy.& .iuE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
UIN7VERST1'Y OF .I.7RlL-9-lD.
MEDICAL LECTURES.

c1EDICAL
nnuai eour.. Ut instruction by tn. Medical Faculty
OF bla land will Commence, usual, on the last
DAY OF October nest. aud continue 4 mouths.
John D. Davidse, ID. D.-0p Principles Surgery and
general Ausiony. s~''' ~
Natal Potter, M D. On Theory and Practice OF Phy.c
Elisha De Butts, Nd. D. On Ch-mis,ry
semi Bakei, ID IL. -On Mseris Medica.
women ard ch,idr,n. $500 ' "
Maxwell McDaaeil. NJ u. On Institute. of Medicine
Nathan Il Smith, NJ D. On Denoustratve Ars,ouv and
Operative Surgery. '' ~
Ii Will be seen n the above, sinte the
ne st Course 40 exchange Of duties has Inv r
Ioess'N OF hnat1my and Surgery THIS arrangement ha
nesh suggested as we'll by lis obvious the Gene,
desire OF those most i6teresed the pupils of the
must be very APPARENT that the in SURGE
ran ne mo hstsiacoriIy taught with the
fa"d'oy 81 parts concerned such nv the
'sne INDIVIDUAL who denon,t such parts. eous,
"o'ou; that the principles of Surgery An,tsmS
are ~ The same degree Illustrative IF other ana with ~.
same ptopriety associated. ~ ~
IL beng the desire Of the Faculty. that The pups NJ the In
uon should derive the utmost ADVANTAGE from the
great hees which 10 thu, city the
Pfactieai Anatomy, also
lace 10 10 this department The he
conveniently hueJ aud provided thing
ssTy Tor operative Anatomy aud Surrery They %
Yer ne open TO the pupils from I, 10 o'clock eyery
nS as wen as during the day Dr. Smith will he ten 4,
dIeet'her pursuits a, least evenings in The week and will
demonstrate 10 the practical class three times week III.
ass,,iah, WI, s,ftnd whenever ne /, present.
Ibs object Ut this is 10 urnisb the n,,is
the -vautsge no, only OF the usu. IN ~
Puhic lectures, hGtno The less important one Of practical IN
'es.E stou 10y TINS alone be fam
win the structure OF the human body and that d,x,.y u,
e use OF 'de ins'unento essential .sfr
N X. SMITH,
August s. ~ 10y "' hSs''-
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lD-GGN pIIRrIl..

~ II IL rCDLfC.
{A Tue i&h ult pa, iotC the hands David C.oyn.
some fine past resident Of this place, letter
TO mr. Darre An,es OF Mobile containing in note, OF the L.
States Dsnk, tn, Alabama State Bank, other Banks 81
with directions to deliver imn sdsely IN. arrival n,
h,eonde'! from Mobile. dir otly after his arrival there
the 'oh'ents OF the above letter, and several ether
money entrusted TO his care, ny person. living here
tVshy person, who furnish with such aco.y
'n'onat,on, respecting his hiding place. will enable
received. -
Iee',,d DAVID Brown, who by trsae Taylor, middle
Hed nse, about 10 OF 50 ot age, feet VI inches
Ssni hs n,r quite sey, straight aud bu.nyj very thin
'."uree and poek marked has small eyes
uosei h CO" Pits'on . pale and somewhat salo; his
upper s'n Ae w"'h siuost sose down 90 the guns; rvu
'hou'defed; n. i-eLrsae long Tor his are. sssiy
pun al" .ened "a ms dres,. aud IN his geEers
precise IN h, walk; set ed an his ba., avo,rs
aud has sn svetted "ok when aees.ed; he
inclination Tor strong drink; he unsbi- write, aud
thought he eannu resd. There
peeiy hied Il deceive nost b. will
his
From bis appear that he v ed Charieon
Coi.mha, Wsynshoro, Etvruy, Csnpd.n. aud
South Carous, and ia .uusry -crya and svris
stlsr States WM NJ MAGOFFIN & co.
Irairie SaG, EIcor CO., Ata5onia
p The National and Washington Tsiexraph
VIZ insert the above monthly months charge their b
the Siehmond Enquirer snj forward mail paper
soataziny thu. Advertisement.
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Hine n'es South Of Hsrvsntor, ad tgihi1 ,esoF TIE
man Stnge Road, tafing from WarreniOn 10 RaIsis h.
tshere the Stage passes epery dfy,.
<tSIS well known oud delghtfnj Watering Place
- wiz sEsin he open by The 10Th Of June nest for the re-
cep0n OF Vsters, where will be devoted 10
make he comfortable Tie subscriber tenders her grateful
scknowiedgeueOstJ former patrons and Gaers herself with
hJpe Of future encouragement, every eseon he
used retain her good srd The good opinion Of all who
may yisi, The Springs. There w be iurumeniil I1uue
Dancing Parties, DC. for those who fond such pn
meni. Owing 10 The scarcity Of money the prices Tor Doard
will be ess than aud LaSies each ef
month So ~ iaf les lime tbon month 81 per day. ehdcn
srd servants halt pricsdoses by the mouth $50 Tor Les,
time, CD cents per d,y ANN JOHNSON.
Slooco Spf Is, WGnTen county
May ~, 1928
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HAsHINGToN, Aug. 9, 1928
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,lpRoPoSAL5 viii be received at this Office between the
sbsukment and wsIingof about "a pes Of The
aud Ohio CsnsI, IN half nie sections, extending from the
nnupisn. - Wv '''
Aus tne,proPosa will be received for building
~ pek' on the Tine Of the Canal sbOyen and ~ for
The oasonry Of such equsduos ouiv, &c &c >! nav he
found iecfssay IA tbs portion n the canal adsio Il The
~ locks cn'verts, &c already sdged 10 be lei 10
between The Isl snd goth Of Oct uex on the ,bj,von Of
CGeoS. ' ~ '
The forms Of proposals, for the shove will he ready for
usu'Du'ion ~ 'hs LIST Of oct. JNO r. INGLE,
CIk. Ckes. & Oaio CaHm Co.
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