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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
CONTINENTAL! RfrorH
RICIflLDND

of the Tobacco Market this yyees-~
ESiren'e prices OF passed at auction, So 20 to s9-dhto Of
'eiuseo' y so to So-gcneral sales passed, 81 80 TO S. Co.
he demand has been chiefly for manufacturing some sales OF
ola tobacco in the counting rooms, mostly ut So to s6 for shin.
ment.
Attic Public Warehouse yesterday, one hid. New Iu,s s6ra
il - 80 one at s. ~, and one at 81 10 per hundred.
|lON-So much neglected here formerly, nov ranks as
o"e o or staples, and has become an article OF much intcres, to
oar merchants. All 'hat the planters bTing 10 this city is imuc-
diaieiy bought up, at prices certainly as high, we believe higher
than is given i'll any market BETWEEN Charleston and New Yo,k.
1t now commands 81 10 l0A cts. according 10 quality, and si,
good demand. Planters would advance their own intere,, nv
bringing their cotton to this market. They viii find nodlffrul,y
IN getting purchasers, and COOL prices III good money
floUR-Thts article remains without alteration since last
week. We quote city mills SO, canal S7I-but these prices are
merely nominal, fey holders being disposed to sell. The articl.
continues to come i'll freely, and as there is little or utu,e shin
ping, the stock continues to increase. % TO 80, 900 Ibis an.
stored, waiting for higher prices
NHEAT-Whch last week seemed TO have settled down AT
about 81 40, has improved. Good merchantablc wheat now
commands 81 90. This rise is attributable to competition
among the millers. The season for bringing i'll wheat is nearly
over, and 1t comes i'll sPaEiIgiy-chicfy in wagons, from n.
Carolina and distant counties, from which we seldom rcceiy.
any, except when the price is high, to enable them to pay tie
heavy land carriage in getting it 10 marker.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

y letter from Hamburg of the 25t!l Of Oct: rccei-
yea by.a gentleman of this city, says,-"4lis morning
Il courier arrived, bringing the news that the army Of
the 'Irand Fizler sent to relieve Choumla, has been
beaten by the Russians, and that Vurna cuDitniateJ
on the 18th of October"
The letter was received by the Ruth d Mary which
arrived at this port yesterday, from Hamburger.
[PhI. Gae.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

1Ae meeting OF Merchants and Citizens called to
take INTO consideration the Ware-housiug system, was
"eieatcd by a misunderstanding as to the hour. The
Nerohants and Citizens of Richmond and Manches-
'cr' VINO feel an interest ii this subject, are requested
I o convene at the Merchants Coffee House, ON Fri
day, at half past four o'clock in the evening
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

y . RALEIGH, Dfc. g.
ms appointment as one Of the Judges of the Superior Court-
H,H'e T: Jnd"gum ESQ, is in nomination to fill the vacancy.
vi uc sale day, two Intellectual balotiings were had for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
RALpIMoRE. De- g

oALftAtDhh, DEC. o.
We learn that The late George Gray, whose death
we announced on the 10th ult. has made the follow
ing liberal requests to public nstitut1ons:-T the
University OF Maryiand, III trust, for the sole use and
benefit OF the bJ'Tnary attached to the Medical Col
lege, the sum of 5000 dollars. To +Heriors H0sDiirL
IN Edlnburg. ninety six shares of United States Bank
Stock, equal, at Its present value, to about 1000 dol
dars. 10 81. ~s.4HdyeiGs Society of Baltimore. q LOT
OF ground on President street. The deceased was a
native OF Scotland, but had resided in this country, and
!atterly III the city of Baltimore, for a number of vears
past. Although nthe course ola long life of industry
ne Lad accumulated a large f rtune, the tenor of his
HE was uniformly retiring and unostentatious. In
his intercourse with his teliov men, his conduct was
always marked by the ~strictest integrity.
tiferiots Hospital was founded about two hundred years ago,
III the city Of Edinburs, bv George Heriot, Goldsmith. and ban,
kcr to JamesL His dc4ucst, five are correctly informed, was
$4,000. sterling.
Sto2pi"g.-Nu american in England went 10 hear iic rclc-
rated Rowland Hill preach, and heard him tell the following
story in the pulpit:
S~rcaking Of poGeocs, he said be would tcl us a story. 81
once went INTO a Sipp where there was a clerk, Il very p:oae
young man, and WINE was there, he was Oaiigcd 10 haul down
goods III piles nom the shelves, and spread them out, and tlcn
lay them away again, aud pull down more, aud all for noting IN
I'D" "orid, but 20 crafty thc curiosity and caprice ola parcel Of
i.e gossiPping customers "D" didn't want to buy any thing
hut ! must lei! you By tho way, that ths practice Is very rude
and nlciri. Some people don't care how much trouble ury
give. They'll 90 into Il shop, and have piece after piece taicn
Gown and unrollcd-whcn they don't want TO buy a fart1mg's
worth III tell YOU what, it's very rude and vcSdious-Id
ccSsaIy trouble the young man was put to, I said 70 him these
people maze YOU = great deal of labor-you must find IT very
yeNdtoNS 10 wait oDsj1h unreasonable folks. o no, nc said: il
oogs me go2d: II teaches me the grace of P1iicacc.'
Laoics who are fond going II shopping, 'nay as well, per
laps read over 'ic good preachers scmon oi, Paft2e'e a second
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
POSTSCRIPT.

We stop the presto announce the eIectia, Of JoHv OWN, of
6laden, asGovernor, for the ensuing year, by the following vote:
Owen 80, SpaiSht O., Scattering :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

On the same day, j Dill was introduced Ivy Nh. Nicholson, to
establish a Medical Board i'll this State, for the purpose of exam
ming the granting licenses to such persons as may Be DESTROYS Of
practising Medicine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

The New York American of Monday evenIno.
quotes |. 5. Bank Stock at l2l So a l24 81. Tx.
change OH London at 100 lie Il I0o 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
CO5g1IUNTcATED
Mr.. uAMBLIN.

Mr.. IIAMBLIN.
Ibis splendid Actor is already so advanta geously
known, ulat any description Of his fine acting, is unnc-
cesyary. On Wednesday night, the house was filed
to oy~erdowlng. The fashion and beauty of our city,
ana a crowd OF rcspcctablc strangers seem determined
to continue a general turn out. Ii this season, VIC
may now and then expect j stormy evening; but an
umbrella, tight shoes and a snug envelope, will secure
US to the Theatre, the comfort of which has been
much increased by an excellent set of stoves. 4 great
treat IS anticipated from Mr.. Halublin's ViTginius to-
night.
DiED,-On Thursday morning 0c 9TH jisi., Il: Laurel
JIooH, bEwIddic county, the srat Other Uncle Mr. Edward o.
BianciL ,"issSAEAH A.y Ward, in The 18Th year Of her age
beiutiuI and afilsss IN life, gentle and tranquil IN death.
"Ihs lovely finds a peaceful grave:
Tue tuLns oft with solemn brow draw near.
And deck the sacred spot with beauty's tear
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

On Saturday there were three ballotings, and on the last s,ro,
Only as many candidates, and vet there was no election a cir,
Cunsamce, we aspect, almost urnrec eden,rl-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

"fIeriots Hospital was founded about two hundred years ago,
III the city OF Edrnburs, by George f1eriot, goldsmith, and ban
kcr to JamesL His 5e4ucst, five are correctly informed, was
23,CO0L sterling.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

TIE ZINE "a Philadelphia paper states Gfat many ofthe Cit.
z.nz OF Chester ounty are engaged Ef iauGahlc efforts 30 raise
y m,.trds Of their o"H. aud t'gs 10 supply ihcir tables with a
plea ant and Wholesome beverage, in pdceoitLe poisonous and
''''-H'- HIuoI.Wa'a l arc annually acshoym hua5ssdsoflisc,
i~.rJu-.Ju, llc Union.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

ct, almost Unprecedented
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

Refined k1ntery.-Mr. Calhoun, (who the reader
is awarc) after supporting and acting upon for twenty
years, as a member of Congress, and Secretary of
War, the most ultra latitudinarion construction OF
the constitution, has of lute become a convert to linn
i'arianisin-and TO make the change still more flat
tering to Virginia (Which State it is supposed may
he necessary to his election as Presidency compliments
Mr.. farewell with the credit of his conversion ,
How can Virginia resist SO much condcscension?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

WNt. KING, Esq. bJs been appointed q Senator O
the U. States, by the Executive of Maine, in place 0
ALBION Z. PAnRrs, appointed State Judge.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25
WINES AND LTQUORS.

|tltlE subscriber oHrrs for sale the following
x Old Vine. aud Liquors, which hs wa,
ran 5 genuine and of superior QUALIFY wig
Madrira sicily, Port, (pau 10 boiiies)
Aud Champagne VIM,
Cngnac and Peach Brandy,
Antigua aud Jamaica rum.
And Holland Gin.
Al.o. always o" hand a complete assor'men
of Cahdies. Cordia's, Toys. Lraf Sugar. London
Mustard. g.. t-r. SAML AYHES
II Attached ts the estsb lichnicnt, l.. Eead
ing Roont. which vii br Supplied with pane,
from the principal .ides aat sosAs OF the unnrf
States. s Z.
Dec. Is t.f
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

Uf virtue OF ii deed OF lrns,, executed IN
he the snhser'be' by 1hos. Ivers, hearing
date the ! st day oiFeb 1927, recorded in the
clerks ONCE of amhers, county conr, tor pnr-
poses lheWIn mentioned. ! shall proceed an
Saturday the 2i'h Jan. next. on the premise,
10 sell, 10 the highest bidder frr cash, the re.
s'due OF trHsi Of land, lying 10 the county of
Amherst, Adjoining ihr lands Of phineas PIERCE
d M Il. Christian aud oih-rs.--A, the sale
WI take place apnn the premises. deem ANY
particular description unnecessary. Acting
as trustee,f shall convey such title only as il
vested ia me. WM. BOURNE. Trusie.
Dec % lu3u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25
OBITUARY..

DEPARTED this life on Monday the l5th Of
mis- inst. Mrs. NJ AIRY GOODWIN, consori of
MrJohn II. Goodwin, seq al tine county al Am
hersi. Mrs. Mary Goodwin had entered her
IIh year ofage: her affections she bore with for
hnde becoming a Christian Although adva.nc.
ed IN years her mind remained unmairc,' A,
e"logy is so common on such occssiar,, H.
writer hereof will only observe that in N,s
Goodwin, were combined those qualr whirh
constitute the ohedient wife, the asec,ioo,t.
parent, humane mistress kind and b.pev,I.,t
ncighbor, cvermind(n the uu fortunate nm,
IN her last moments she seep ID re,ignes TO he,
death, which sLeso clearly autlcipatra.
GIVE lite ORGY, give ease yain take lii. ar f,.na
away, ~
Dut "' ne huu thoHl an 1S1in in that eternal day,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

NEGRO Slaves for Sale.

NOllCE.-O On 'lor.day The l2h day Of Jso-
/ y nary next, bet Jre the door OF the Frank 3.
lin ioirl, IN the town af Lyncnbntg, abont 20
likely md valuable slaves viii he sold 10 The
highest bidder so many as Is neediul 10 relieve
III" incunbr' nee ola deed ol trust ior about
23p doj1',s, fnr cash the residue upon cred.
II al v,onihs The tHe will be made by the
snbscr' ,er, Freedman Moore, and co"h med hV
the Subscriber. Ihos I Boaldn, who is holder
OF all the hens upon the .aid slaves.
PREDHA An MOORE.
THOMAS I. BOULDlN
Doc 90 tds33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

! NVfRGrNlA--M superior ,,oaa OF cnaa.
" cry, holden At the town Of Lynchbnrg,
or the 9th day of Oct 1873. VIM McDau.
all aud ssml VI Donald, merchants aud par
nrrs under Tie style ani firm Of Wm. NeDo.
nalJ ahd son. phG,
against
Hugh BRETT and Stsan X. his wifi. lale s;u
| san X. brNis. mriatfy dthini,tt.,frx Win
the viii nune 4 ot Ghm;es Laws, drc. SAM
Bran ip.r aan,nisirainr de hnnis nun with
ihu will anarssd IT the said Gins. Lrai., dc
Wm l. Lewis a Mary Brow u. ndnlr. OF Chas
iin,ls, dee. dei,s
The defendants. Hugh Brent and SUI
san H. his Wiis. VIVA are ont Of hi, cnnn.
liy, aud agans, whomSihe plainnhs appeal
10 have praeerded IaA'she mode prescr,.
bed b, law againsl Observation-Disclosures sd fail
ing 10 appear aud answer, on the motion Of
the plsiatiT, II, counsel the court doth take hi,
bill for confessed MS 10 those defendants,
aud ihn cause coming on 10 he heard on ihe
bill aud .xhibllA. the subpoena awarded there.
in on the , 81 lay OF July 1927 which Appeals 10
have ber- July served ~ ths other defend.
nn,s, wns argued by counsel Ter The plaintiffs
On consideration whereof, tic court doth nr.
der thu one oi lts commissioners 10 take an
account nj the administration ~ the estate oil
Ch,s. Lewis, dec aud make report thereof To thu
court with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself OF required by the parties
To he 81 stated,
A copv-re'te J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynohborg, Dec. ., 1928.
The parties in This cause. will take notice
iha hnva appointed Saturday the iiih day
nj April next. 10 commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order of couf',
on which day, nj snIne o'clock In the
morning, they are required 20 attend II, m,
nihue in this town, with their accounts,
vouchers, aud copy of court papers, preps,-
ad for examination and settlement.
CnA5. +. JOHNSTON, G.
Drc. %. waw80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

ssan, "''''' ~ % '''" as
h'chmond De" CO. s adpjees fran, Fu-
ROPE 10 NE Isl and sth hdre caused an i,aoyppe.
menf IN ne pr'css Of produce --Sai,s Of Flown
,cere mHde ye'terday al SIS. and SO uas OF:
teres,
ne MH}9'n ne foiiomng Interesting extract Of
fehtr from h0@e. an Lipc,pgoi 10 a D.rrchaaI
IN ms city datcd
LvURpooL, 3lH October. 1929.
" Dear 5'r-Ihe demam jor 1oLacc9 has
6eea goterai md t1itaSiee Iii, month. and The
safes amount 10 l957hhds, consisting Of j52 Rir-
Gi",n eGj and 1871 stemmed; ia KtniuckVita5
ad io3 Stunned, and 7 Mwyiands Ibom
oo'9t me fHEhtd teal aud 30 ,tent,ned uere
pufehdstd tor ireland lie baf at . 81 3 -
on" "a a'"a he slammed at 3 81 al II Il 4Z2d.
| f0r fdP0rfaii0H HE Kentucky ieaC and nJoui 10
mas 81 fHgnia al jr0m 2 10 u 2l2d On
I PtcuiatiOa about q u hints all pirgi,lia stem
met excepting about 100. The ST. nmed OH
new crop mr. al 3 -, 3 "a, and I'd acon-
siderable portion al 3 3 / n 4--ihc remainder 10
mannfdct,1efs some VtHe procipal ofh coun-
"Rffn1e hdfhg been s!Ockhg themselves in pri.
! ces here isdH aduance Of ii ~ on ne,p ltuC
0htch Is extremely scarce and much teanled: and
| on neG' SteHuHed Id per H. OH ofah kindly
rsntdtn uaaAtred Hoiders arc inn nj present
pr'ees, "l'ch are certainty sui very iow. for
good aud me qtaithes. The cargo per Para
chute IS nor nmP ing. after 0h,ch there remain,
only nat othe S1maei IVrtghl, md e1ccpt mhai
NE iaiig Ho may driug Aoituag move Il sr-
Ptcied ut pyoFeH
! Othhe late nrrttais here, nbom DO hhI o,e
destined for bristol aqd Giqsgou, and mi B,
lorunrded 10 hose poiis as soon rs pelghed. bap
tng been semi here IN expectation of snring ibe
additional day of3a per ID. d,li,cpaf,d IN .h,pe
MS thti9 10 be tsried on oH aeoln,fd a,,l,in.s ot
! Ter me 9h otHis mouth - Tn nie arrivals dnge
been chltfs HeGlnal.s md hare auth re,U fen err
eepl'onS turned ola 1t nkfbiy fine coH9ition
and Prlncpaitg frey oodYnlity miM soas,
r,aii1 fine hey are houertr geperaiiy dcfeie,l
IN substance for sPnners, mud not IA co,segitfsce
! SWtn'h TOR The IRISH mHrttl4 neil u9o,irdYo
! our otea consumption Speculation ngpsnrs al
hash mtracted to hts n5teie, u1d esttaiuigMe
Tnditg nd prices me sucI rs 10 nurh po,ice.
H~iH bt seen bPd rtfercnct 10 ~ s,ort. aad
Pr1cts ddied n toot Of todagi anal ihiy gtnoa Inst
year me Hoock ~ rs ntartV n, poesibh Ht SANE
'ehhe pr'cesaft pa 81 PER H. lorer ao,o
: Flan'.-OHiHG TO the dtreagDs rates oTRr
GG6s'I Msfe ROW rzmdiHs bni HRls douLl Tint
! HhfH md For uW err tg,ig coaie ant n ht
l"@eSt rate Of duly ~ coHa.,aen1 IN holh,,
ne unlGN0tg 10 SIT abdHm . acttin.ued
1928 ls97
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25
WILLIAM. III. HUBBARD,

Al Carlton g. Co's old stand,
MEAS iu.ilcc"iveda supply Of 49,.
t,ade.' fashionable square toe Prunela
Shoes
Do do Spring Heel Waking Pru
rrra do. very cheap
DO fne spring ard high Heel Sealskins do
Misses fine Sralsldn do
Aud two cases uf ucullelncns hne Boot
n, rrilced prices
Dec Is. ah
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

The fv"rase ieoeth OF human life 10 the
ION cennry was only IS vear- aud months.
mn owing 10 the improvements which have
from time 10 time been nadG IN the healine
arr, the average Is now ascerinInrd to he 81
years aud 10 months. having moro than doub-
led in the ia.t3pU wears
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

MARRl r D,on tuesday evening last, by The
Kew r g. south Mr. CHAS 4. WIrHERS
10 Mis- NJ Al iiDA, daughter OF Mr.. Edward
Lyncb-al oi his place.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25
Dec. 25

>VhGiNIA--M a Superior Court of Chan
y Gerry, holden AT the town Of Lynohbuig,
u" the a6,h day ofoa 1928 William Doug.
las, PHI
against
James DAVIS, aimr. of Charlie, Davis, rhos.
y. Eubank, David |. Barks, Lewis DAVIS, Iii.
zabrlh Morriss, late Elisnbeih Davis, and
. Thomas Montgomery and sally his wife,
dels
fne defendants, David T. Burke and Thos
Montgomery aud Sally his wife who are ont
of this country, aud against whom the plain.
| M appears 10 have Proceeded IN the mode
prsscrlbed 10y law against absent defendant,
still failing 10 appear aud answer, on the mo
| ton OF the pl ,nufb counsel, the court doth
inke hls bill for cont ssrd as 10 those dsien d.
ants, and the cause ,ming on 10 be heard on
the Till, answer Of ~ defendant, james Ds-
~, exhibits and III" sut pGnas AWARDED there
~ On the 2ilh oil MBrch, aud the 4ih Of Iunc,
| 1927, which apren, io have been duly SIR. =
ed on the other def ndants, was argued by
counsel. On consideration whereof, the Couli
doth order that one OF lis comm issionprs do
take an acconui OF the administration Of thr
estate of Chas Davis, dec, Il report the same
10 HE court with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself. or required by
the pnrties To he 80 stated.
| Acopy--l esie l. WILLS. elk
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynchhnre, Nov. ~, 1929
The parties in this cause, will take notice
that hive appointed Wednesday The I'm day
OF March nrrt, TO commence thu accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court. on
uh'ch day, at O'Clock IN The molping. they
aiG required To attend At my Office IN
! this town, with their accounts, vouchers, aud n
copy OF the court papers prepared fo, examina.
ton aud settlement JAS. BENAGH C..
] Dec. %. waw3g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

DSIt SO happens tina, the leading opponents
OF Convention IN lhs Legislature Are Jack.
sou men, who, If we may believe them, we're
most sorely grieved by the violation of the
will OF The people in The election of Nr. Ad.
ANS. Pray where Is their great respect for
The voice OF the people now ? BY most tri
u npbanl majority, they have demanded =
Convention, which measure these gentlemen,
consistent patriots are endeavoring to defeat
by arlilice and fraud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

~ i'ic W. sdss. iAal tie Oil ~. cd to By
the Committee ON the Cow sniion extend. 90 the
non'iitehoders The same system Of fraau hse-
mrni under which they labor in the choice Of al
officers. both of the national and state govrro.
menls. This Is evidently uniu,t. The ireehol-
diets acquired the power which lhey nov exercise,
in the first instance, BY the voluntary e,n nj
The non.frerholdeIs, OF by the propondefancc of
the landhoJer. over all the other classes of the
community and, as long Ms the present consti-
tuition exists the ireeholiers can LEGALITY and lust
ly retain |, in their hands. Bui. when we are
ahou''o Deliberate whether The s,isting consil-
tuition shall bs any longer the supreme law of
the commandments, we know that the
noi,-ti eeholders have gra,sn fom feeble mi.
norily 10 be majority OF the free white
cn'zens, and that they are no longer willing
that all the powers ofthe government should
be tnonopolzfd by any particular Interest,"
bat more particularly, when they claim, as
right, thai, in the formation Of n constitution,
all Glasses should be placed ON a footing Of
equality, AS each class Is equally Interested.
we cannot see By shal soph,stry the at
tempt topush them from the POLL - the
choice ri Delegates 10 The Convention can
be jusl,deL. We lear that tnis question vii
not be seuled without considerable excite
mrnt. 1, cannot be. II It's opponents seek To
clog it with provisions which will render The
measure orse than useless.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

CJarentioH Question. When W. promised,
"a onrlast paper, pen one OF two brief NAM
nefs IN TINS subject, with We" 70 ascertain
N" basis nj representation which strict Justice
would s"e,n To demand, we were under the i'm
preSslon th,t W. wer. ~ possession Of the last
Census Of tn- State, drawing a distinction be-
'"eer the different classes Gifts population, and
also a table showing the amount or taxes paid
Oy each county into the State Treasury. We
have however, either los or rnisiaid' IT, az the
advertisements say. ana are therefore compelled
70 deti our mlrndrI exsmiaa,ion uasi 40 Gu
o5'.aIIt e.,t .rg 'ocNA.ae.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25
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nNHU5r sALE.-ln pursuance oil deed Ut
L. trust, eSrrni.d 10 TIE sdbsefbers bv
Roheri l.. Coleman aud wit. we shall pracrrd
10 sell, on the 30 day Of January next, 70 the
highest bidder, - the house of the said Cnir-
man. IN The county Of Bedford, an II credit of
'welve months. portion Of the property
mentioned ~ tue said deed. consisting OF seq
-rHl valuable work horses, aud a part OF the
said C"ieman's stock of .a,ile and hogs The
purchasers nil be required ID give bond win
approved Securiv.
SANL. GARLAND. Tru,.
Jas. W. PEGRAM, tees
Dec. 25 Ids
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Coffee, Sugar, Molasses. DC.

Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, DC.
10 bag g,so. Coll,e
do. old Java do
hid, b,own Sngnr
hhs Loaf do
hhds MoIsss.s
casks Cheese
IL boxes Ten
boxes Sperm candea
10 boxes mould do
bates Cotton Yarn, assursn
bbls. Malaga Wine
40 empty Domijobns
box Durham Ma ,ar1
lf"n AID w"od hnoucd anif
Old JAl0a,ou Rum
An'igun do
Cognne Brandy
HoIlnnd Gin
'1n"dets Vine in D.mgotn's
Cr'e Madeira VIM, d. ST..
just received aud Tor sao l,v
~ a. X. a. IoNlRlAs'
NV 50 l2t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

Certain Cure for indigestion
'dtkeiine Digestipe or Aaii DgYepte Loseng,s,
l,nL .ubycrltrr hi- Just ., ee,yed supply
- n The Paris Akal,ue Digestive or AMI
u, spepilc i.ezcnges. 50 ie5,ly eeebrated fnr
n'e DUR ofindig stioo of Dyspep IN, md ;
also the highly celebrated L.Aiviam Nedicih.
Nl., far the speedy aud net,ain cure o. Indi-
geston, IiOMEI DAVIES.
Dec. 20 30
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To Physicians and Citizens.
HAVE procured from New York aud Phil.
adelphia, two young gentlemen who have
been regularly rdisedio the dpoiheemys bua-
ncsS--Physicians aud Citizens who may fsvo.
ma with their recipes or orders may rsa aysar-
red they shall ARRAYS be filled by the above ,nrn.
toned gentlemen or myself
Howell DAVIES,
Main stree, Lynehbu'g.
Dec. %.