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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

hAff VIII be continuc-i the ensuing wear Tho n.rc's
YIN DC instructed by Miss Bn1gs, Ortoyraphy R.adrrr
"rrng Arithmetic, En%'i Grammar Biography with S
use oi TIE GloH and the Rudueuts As,rru,ony IL WI, t
tr'" on nc 18th OF January, and will cluc on tc l5 rs
WIN vacnton of one month from 18th of Ju,
me 10Th OF July The price for board and tuition ri b.,
"c-i' payable III advance and balance AZ the cnu
the Jeir Zach yoIng lady will furnish herself with RAJ, f
sheets par OF han 's, cuiorcd couner,ran and ,bn
towels or II preferred they wl! bc Furnished bv mn, n, m
additional charge of So Those who remain in nov fInh.
during Nae'ion or any pant Of it, viii be charged a, The m r.
$40 per month. - ' '''' ~
nave esa cda teacher OF AIusc 10 give instruction q, d
taho o'ie TO such young Indies uay choose to attend
lm ms charge viii be $40 pr quarter OF ST lessons 20 ~.
gioned at the pleasure 70 tier parrnts or rtrrlIIn,
isc whose daughters wards Lave h,u NAV heYtr ~.
engeh az this Seminary, aud dcsirous of hav ,h,,
n'tv''ed III Music arc requested TO ADVISE Of as crly "a
they can with convenience ' d
Nhi the Few vacancies vet remaining filed ts ,dves
N'ut wil hc Discontinued, after which il VII be spIcss -
MAJ Any application for admission ttrs nv mail nddrsfd
10 nc WIN TIC directed 70 Gardeners u Roads Louisa
N"'@--Wls FHEDK HARRIS
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TOBACCO.

r':Rv respectfully take leave to return my narcti-
inr thanks 10 those planters VINO have been So friend
~ ~ io lntriIs the management OF their Tobacco to me
IL Salesman at Tie Public Warehouse. rupe It is
not necessary for me 10 say, that my host cxrrlons
nave p2en used 10 render general satisfaction again
"a cr them the attention. nav more as my health
trust nrs been rc5torcd.-I would here remark to my
iilcncs for whom lave done business as well as ma
ny others for whom hope tn be engaged, that this no.
'Ice "oldnot have been nrodnce, upon them but Tor
he o"r Of Mr.. Lakeland 10 do business at the same
fi'c rs competitor. Our friends will please direct
ihr Tobacco to ono or the other OF u they may see
cause, "h;ch TI save my thing like contention. 1t
should not be- expected that when there Is fair
competition IN TINS way that the inspectors would
eel themselves IN any why Interested, particularly
the same PAT r0nagc extend, to the Warc-!Ioi5c.
~ heretofore by the Planters. Should any 1'ubac-
ca De- directed To the Wrrc.housr without spccyino
any preference IN the Salesman, the uvncr wi'i re-
collect that ne has the right choose for himself
o?"n on tie day OF sale. The situation vi sales
men rs IN no way connected with nuy of tho
other duties Of the Warehouse. Cur5eaucu,iv
u "a held alone by the patronage Of thC Planters
ana dealers surely can give ~ better evidence OF
my attachment 10 the interest of she Planters and NV
HnEicy 10 promote their interest, than t. annex the
following n'tnes composing large majority OF the
principal buyers, vino have iindly directed me TO
give rcor"nce to them u way of showing their sa-
siactCn IN my mode Of Gon~ business as Salesman
Tie particular patronage such dealers is worth aorc
20 iiir growers Of Tobacco than any other evidence
nat have to ofcrf1r such an expression Of their
feelings, have only 10 return ny humble thonlJs-
Fhc inspector receipt for oil Tobacco sent to me will
nc returned to tho owner. Consequently shall wait his
order for its inspection aud sale An expenses paid
ID directed, b. the subscrlb1r-O lice AZ tn. Ware
house. Il. 3. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

10 Carpenters and C0JiHcl AI0kers.
'ENlE Subscriber has, and win constantly keen
n on hand, an extensive assortment of rnahnoa-
ny, and materials Of ali descriptions in the Cabinet
inc w: boards, plank post crotch aud shaded vc-
nccrs, with good counter stuf, hand railinqs novels
banfters, &c for stores and dwelling houses Also,
curlcd hair, figured and plain hair cloth moss ynra
copal, coach and cabiuc yarnish, all Of which viii be
sold low Tor cash or good paper
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite INC Merchants Coffee House.
NOV y Main Street.
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A TLiSFIC SOUVENIR FUI; 1875.
Z Jycg IF J. ,fs1

N List ofRa|ei5hlnn,if.
/. Presentation Plate.
2 TIE Sisters engraved by Durung, from the ORR
gngl Picture, by lumun.
.. Tile Page: draWn and engraved ny Duranr.
1. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from drawing
by Newton.
o. The Groy"; engraved by Eli. from q drawing by
Finder.
9. The Power OF Love; engraved by D,irane, from
beautiful antique painting, i'll the possession
81 Mr. Inf' nt Now York.
:. ChaPcou tic Pahc; engraved ny Humphreys
from the original pictufc by Iinbcnr, at W sd
spr Cn.:io.
c. Hesitation engraved BY KcarHcy iro,a a drawing
ny F1fricr.
.. The Lady Of Ruthvon: engraved ny Toncacrc.
roma picture in the possession o: Or. Chapman
10. The tEwclcomcd Gu ct; engraved BY Ei'is
i.om drawing by f'pndnD.
II. The ohipwrcck; engraved W Kcarnry, ffoin q
drawing by Shciyrr.
II. The Cou,nntcd Captive: engraved by EEs,
ifcrn drawing by II. Co-hou!d
With much original Prose ard poe,ical matter lr
= neat case. For sale by !. ". NASH.
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Fuy7,itnre, Yenetian blinds mi Pinnoes.

furniture, Venetian Blinds mil Piaaocs
SHNHE Subscriber Keeps constantly on hard n gene
X raj assortment of Cabinet Furniture, mnruiac-
turcd by the most select ourneymcn, aud of the bet
materials, viz sdcbuards, bureaus snrrctarcs book
cases, chinl-prcss's, double and single wardrobe.
curved and plain ond patent Joint bcdsten 1s
straight lcEd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs poin aud
figured cloth eofs, curIcd hair and rngsy r,nttrsss
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, new pianocs with
Oh assortment Of Venetian blinds Of vorcus szcs.---
Any article in the above Inc will pc made NJ the
short"t notice, the mott reduced price, md in the
moft fashionable and gorknantc ro1uncr.
fbc subscribers special attention e. the t-r,'ornk
nn shall he given at the shortest notice md az Tho
most reduced prices. lie also keeps for hire neat
funeral hcarsc, with sooi driver and gentle horrca
GEORGE IENpPEE,
Opposite % The Merchants Coffee TIog~c.
Nnr ~ Min Strict.
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CONSTITUTIONS OF !SYHY4.S, DC.

CONSTRUCTIONS OF SIXTIES, &c.
gUST published, The Americans Guide compri-
- sing the Declaration oflndepcndcnce; the Articles
OF Confederation; the Constitution of the Y. States
ana the Constitutions Of the several States comprising
The Union, viz:
Maine, North Carolina
Massachusetts, South Curolna,
New Hampshire, Georpia,
Vermont, Kentucky,
Rhode Island. Tennessee,
Connecticut. Ohio, .
New York, Indiana,
New JcrStr. Louisiana
tcnnsyNam5, Mississippi,
Delaware, Illinois,
Maryland, Alabama.
Virginia, Missouri
&c = For sale by JOHN II. NASH
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NsR. ALruoNSE houBAr Ina.

M h. HLFti0NSE HDtBAT' Ia.
AIs- wing cuis'leriiii, enlarged his NE
OtD, ca i-oN0-lsIAND, w,cic hc noW has,
m fun cultivation, IhirtYFrc .4crcS Of
Gr0.U;J, c"a'airtg 7H,n0O Crane nr
HoutS, having also the peculiar sCvanta-v
nj brius cutIlej "a pnctrrc the best species
OF Roots if1m his ra,hor's cXi,rsiycN me-
!atdS ani HUr.cr.cs, Ia the Districts OF Dor
n =
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MaM. RICmARD ludlow

HAH. RICHARD LUDLOW Sir Take notice. thar
LEa the 9Th Of Jsnu next lorco, hi the
EsS, stall proceed 10 take depostons Cand continue from
dy'o '1y until Lns,) 10 silt depending ~ TIC county
cou n Esst, M which Elizabeth Ludlow widow Of Tire lar
Doct. Richard Ludlow, aud py-clf gNlian of Mary Eliza
both and Richard Join LUDLOW, plaintiffs, and you and
others defendants YOur obt serV't,
WAL GARNEfr, ad. dc b. n.
1O'n Wow. 1913. 91-witc Cf.Ttcharl Tfpicw, dec
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. which nc resides called the Meadow rl,r- This estate
situated 80 tic county o. Hanover on Chci uinrny swamp
~ ne from Inc CITY Of Richmond and 1861 acrae
u winch th"ro Detwecn 100 aud i5D p,v eJu ccacd
e late npr, tic swamp have entirely drained the
!it lands ue ni2h aI4 IS vel improved. The buildings arc
extensive, comuodious, and good order the orchards aro
largo, containing brUcen3 and 1000 of excellent fruits
hc health Of INC sIbcrhers family since his residence this
estate, arg him ~ "CIt a situation
c ID ua rcpccL No property has been ord ior sac this
'" on 81 county Tor many year,, possessing numerous
advantage Tho sp Is vel calculated for the production
corn, oonn oats re and grs and snail portion f,r wica
vegetable s0l, IS Upascd The subscriber would
prefer making private sa bit II effected nv the 18th of
D-enhcf he viii cn Offer publicly 81 the tune, be-
VII sell B or 20 likely ncDOc his crop Of corn, consisting
ahO1t 800 arfe, between $50 and 300 II which onny
CON- fodder sm-ks &calso his horses, mules and cote
toreiher with hs household furniture plantation utensils &c
The Of SALE NJ tc real and personal estate, will be
known at proper tiTe. JOSHUA SIORRS.
NlcalOM BII1gcs, o. 9Th. 1917. 7j-2yt
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TENHE annual meeting Of thc Stockholders NJ the l,aut n
Virginia, will be held their Bankin1-hou.e in nc city
Of Richmond ON tbo hrs, Monday N, January.
DEC "a, I823.--9ic W. DANDRInCF, Cash'I.
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fgo James Baker Mary Baker, George Baker Martha Baker
B2sy 'aknr, and Hugh Gohdii, admir- George Baker
10" not enS inhabitants of this commonwealth viii please
10 ake noce-nl at the next Superior Court ChOnrrry TO
he holden Tor tho Williamsburg district, shall the said
ci to reina'c the sat lately depending III court in
winch AN plaintiff Jid you defendants
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FALL AND WINTER G,oops.

WE have yet remaining, alter the largest portion
w OF the wholesale business Of the season may be
considered as InI #
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

INSTITUTION FOR FEMALE INSTRUCTION.
tAel RS. BLEFTERMANN proposes to open, between
4V the University and Charlottesville, the first Mon
day of October, an institution for the private instruction
OF young Ladies in all the petite and useful branches
Female Education she proposes to form! domestic lite
rlry circle to consist Of twelve young ladies'
ulary instructed according the approved methods
these yonnr ladies' will be members of fmiiy-,!,cv
vii! be subject to contTcl truly parental and their
amuscmcnts viii be l:rcc!c; with view mental i'm
1ovcnar |hTtcYcr is tau t in most approved lit
cHry institutions !3T I1!c Instruction. Mas R ErTrE-
MAN will teach lave t=u Fi ,nder her own amedia
s'iPcrinte 2ice a:d il Pectun. She Will herself i'll adj
d:oa - English GRAMMAR. crc! Writing. Arithmetic
Geography! e o. t,G Oil .bas. and History sacred X
proanc. So viii vS uar Instruction in tho Span
ISL, ffn:a. and lrlian languages The French! language
vii! bc used tho medium CT interchange of sent-
ncntS and wishes. n MI the Transactions of the
family 'Fii;s arrangement AiEs, BIErrERMASN fathers
he:el, will ycry nati facilitate the acquisition Of this
useful and interesting language.
Mas. Br.ETTERMANN in the establishment here proposed
is iniue need PARTY by view to the qualification of her
own feelings, she has dciie GIFTED in communities
ting knowledge to the youthful mind, and partly by a
wish she trusts to do good.
With regard to the outlines we'll the more mi:
mute details OF her plan she thinks erse happy
III the advice always hama from entitled to the
highest espcct
Parents and guardians who may be disposed to place
enid or ward under her may be informed par
tcuinTv ot hex p!an mode of Instruction. and domestic
regulations by reference at the University of Virginia
TERMS Two hundred dollars per session OF ten
months
Music, dancing, and drawing if required to be taught
Will constitute the only extra expcnces.
As thc number Pupils will be limited and select ap-
plication should be made before tho 18th September
Aug. f6 CIV
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIL, PLEDGE

COM, let your cup FASH sunshine like,
10 friends now far away;
"llere 5 TO the ebsent and the loved,'
The absent, did you say
And wherefore should we drink to them,
Ii Is weary toast
What boots it to recall the friends
Whom we have loved aud lost
Fast cuts our good ship through tho soa--
What does it leave behind
There is no path upon the wave,
No track upon the wind.
Like that swift ship we have past on,
And left no deeper trace
The circle parted from at homo
las now no vacant place
Fewer and happier year, than mine
On thy young brow are set;
Soon thou wilt learn Times easiest task
Is teaching to forget.
Ill fill as high, I'll drin. as deep
Or, must u toast be said /?
Well, here are all ever pledge
The present and the dead !" TEL.
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FOR RENT

HNHE CARRsnRooK Tract of Land, in the CorYty
II OF Albemarle, containing about GOO ACRES. the
late residence OF Dabncy Minor deceased. BY survey
OF TINS land II there I39 Ii Acres OF low
grounds the fertility and value of which exceeded by
any on tie Rivanna River The improvements are Of
the best consisting of large spacious Dwell House.
Win all necessary Offices. situated upon beautiful and
commanding eHnencc, the farming Houses consist of Ne
gro quarters Stables, Corn, and Tobacco housea large
spacious Barn and Machine for ;h.eshnr wheat other
small grain This land is situated miles north of
charlottesville aiilriiug no water, and considered
thong the most beautiful, healthy and valuable
land in tho county OF Nlhcm; .,-Aiso, two three
small tcncncns ADJOINING C,rrsbr,ok for r.ut-Auuly
to the subscriber in charlottesville
ALIEN. GARRETT. Executor of
Dabiiey Minor decd.
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DELICACY OF ARlR ,taNSpDs


The extreme delicacy of Arab manners couId
not be better illustrated than by the following live
~ anecdote, which is extracted from Beecbey's
Travels in Cyrenaica
among the numerous instances which we OBJ
served during our stay at Bengazi. illustrative of
Arao character and prejudices, we may notice
one which occurred IN the skcfa Tor entrance
haiD where select party of the inhabitants Of
.the town usually assembled themselves when the
weather permitted. On this occasion the women
Oh Engiane formed the principal subject of con-
Nersation, and the reports of their beautv which
mad reached some OF our ysiters, appeared to have
mace great impression in their favor One oG
our party then produced miniature from his
pocket, which CHANGED to be the resemblance ri
very pretty girl; and he roundly asserted as he
handed 1T to the company, that every woman in
England was handsome
we nave already observed that the subject was
very pretty girl, and they who are unaconainied
with the iorce OF custom and prejudice. will hard
~ conceive that an object so pleasing could be
the cause of a moments alarm But truth oh
liges us to add, that the first Arab Of our marty
VINO obtained sight Of the miniature, instantly
covered his face with his hands, in the utmost
Confusion, While the favored inhabitants of less
aoooTous and more civilized countries. would
scarcely dream of being shocked at a similar
spectacle. But TO men who inhabit those regions
oi dehcacy, where even one eye Of female must
never be seen stealing out Of the sanctuary of her
veil, the sudden sparkling Of those lumnaries is
not vision Of ordinary occurrence.
at the same time, the alarm of the worthy
shekhs assembled, whichthc bright eye and naked
face (as they termed iO Of our fair young country
woman, had SO suddenly excited, was in no way
diminished by the henous exposure ola sn owy
neck and well turned pair of shoulders, and had
they been placed in the situation Of Yusuf, when
the lovely Znleika presented herself, in all her
charms as suitor for the young Hebrews love
or IN the more embarrassing dilemma of the Phry.
gran shepherd prince, when three immortal bean
ties stood revealed before his SIGHT thew could
rrcarcely have felt or expressed more confusion
Every Arab who saw the picture, actually blush
cd and hid his face with his hand, excIaiminr
1--w'Aliah haram-(by Heaven, It's SIM to look
upon sneh an exposure Of female charms
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
REMOVAL.


FEs!iH subscriber takes this method os inEorn2g his
y friends that he has REMOVED his GROCERY a;.A
SHOE STORE u few doors west of Isaac Rcphacls dry
goods store in the house formerly occupied by George
Volts where he has OH hand large supply of the follow
ing articles
Brown aud Loaf SUGARS MOLASSES;
Coffee, Tea and Chocolate
Sperm. and Talow CANDLES;
loo pairs of mci's and fine SHOES, of homd
manufacture; $50 do of Northern.
Constantly OH hand, FAMILY FLOUR, from Park
Mills;
1000 gallons prime WIIISKEY.
1000 lbs: prime BAcoY Rum; Gin; Wine Shot Bar
Lead and Powdcr-witii number of other articles too
tedious 20 mcntion---al low for cash.
lie requests all those indebted to him. by bonded or
open accounts, to make payment further Indulgence
can be given JOSEPH BISHOP
Aug. sd. st Main-strcet, Charlottesville.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

TGSiiE lands of the Estate of THOMAS JEFFERSON,
X deceased, lying iii the Counties of Campbell and
Bedford Will be offered the premises ifnot previously
sod privately on Monday the Ed of September iic&t
iikewise, MONtCELO. in the County cs Aibc:,Qr!c,
with the lands of the said estate adjacent thereto incu-
ms the Shadwel Mills. will be offered the premises,
not previously sold privately, Monday, the 2ath of
September next The whole of this property will bc di-
vdcd TO sit purchasers. The sale being made FOR the
payment OF the tcstators debts, the desire sell is sin
ccrc Inc terms wall he accommodating. and the prices
anticipated iowrs Randolph of Monticello sill joiii
IN the corveyoncc and will make the titles rerirct
TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, Eyuc,r:
of THOMAS JEFFERSON. doc d.
July I2, 1893. If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

a GkEEABLf to an order made 1T June Court for
Ia Abemarle County. authorizing construed; and
let BRIDGE to be built Mchan's River. on
inc road leading from Charlottesville to crowns and
iurk zap we VIII receive for letting the
sa'e until the 18th day of October, our respective
dwellings, where all persons Interested may see parc-
uni description of the The timber part of this
bridge is extremely simple. TO he stone nbut-
ncns, with centre pillar. Stone is very convenient
and the undertaken will be welcome to it: The TIM
bafs VIII also he furnished Oh the ground very low.
CHAPMAN w. M&UFiN.)
RNLAND ROBES.
GARLAND GARTH, Co:nmitthc
REUBEN WAYT.
BELAEEEL BROWN,
Aug % 1t
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MTEW ACCOMMODATION MAUs LINE. FDOM

REV ACCOMMODATION MAIL LINE FROM
~ LfNCfiBURGto CH1HLOTTESpIi,LE Virginia.
This line, running Trough the counties of Amherst Mel
sen and Abcnaro, WILL in future leave Charlottesville
on MoHDhYs and FRfDAYs at 3 arrive at Lynch
Durg on Tuesday and Saturday by 2. Leave Lynch
burg Mondays at ., and Fridays at TO- a. NJ aid ar
rive 1T Charlottesville Saturdays Tuesdays at half
past s. r H. This liho is arranged with Tie Northern and
Southern line at Charlottesville, and with the Wcgtcrn
inc at IyrehburG, which intcrsccts the Valley liHc at
Salem. This is tho Ecarc5t and cheapest route from
Washington City to iynchbur9. The proprietor laa pro-
cured comfortable coaches strong ard active horses
jul drivers and VIII spare pains to please: On This
route there is no night tAyeliing Fare from Lynch
burg to Washington by this route is only $3.50 From
Lynchburg TO Charlottesville $50
March y IF TIE PROPRIETOR.
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TR{rSY SALE.

"a 2 virtue ofo deed ~ Trust executed tn the subscr
q % Der b. VIM Moon ard recorded in the Office of Al.
bcmarlc County Court. shall sell to the highest bid,
for cash. in tho trwn of Scots vle Thursday the G
Scptomber next, the follows slaves, to wit -Rachact
and her three ch'lcen. Euily, Amstead and Amcrica-
Carolina and h.: child observation-disclosures and her four
win, Hannah and funny-Among the above slaves arn
SIX eight hscy boys and girls will convey to pur
chasers only such c derive from the deed of Trust
aforesaid. THOMAS w. GIIAlER. Trustee
August l6 tbs
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YALrAELE PROpFErY rnis lAl-r

TEYHE subscriber is anxious 60 soil hS LAND adjoining
n tho University 81 Virginia containing Between far
~ and fcry.frc .3CEES, viz, com f5iii5le mick
DHELLE'G HOUSE tie situa'ir If which commands
beautiful and 2grccahlc prospcr. Of the scrrou linz
country, tba whole University, AL OF
small potion Of tho land being branch bottom il wel
adapted to the culture Of raz5 Also IS suhscyibcs Of
leTs Tor sale to HOUSE ana LOT CT the Hain-Stfcct
Charlottesville, az present occupied by Snjo,rl 'g,,b;
as store Terms accommodating. Persons sizing 10
purchase will apply, either to the subscriber ving in
taIrisonburg, or A. ZErcLEE, living in Characteristics
May II IF DANIEL, 4 PIPER,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
NOTICE.

T..
q 7 meeting ofthc Albcmarle Library Company. held
m iii the Library Room on the 3lst of May 1898
1t was resolved that il shall be the duty the Treasurer
to give public notice for the period three months that
the shares OF all dcnqucnts shall he declared foried at
the next annual meeting, unless the amount with which
each delinquent is now charged, shall lie previously paid
Members who the company and wish to save their
stock, are therefore requested to call on me.
June 2l-3m CHARLES HARPER, Trcas'r
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NOTICE TO UNDERT5KERs

4 N Monday the 18Th day of September 1929. at Pal
< Inyra, IN Fluvanna county, PROPOSALS will be re-
ccivcd for contracting for the building STONE JAIL
thereof will then and there be to the lowest bidder as
may De determined on that day Bond and sufficient So
cury required OF the undertaken The plan of said Jail
and specifications, are filed, and may be seen at the
Clerk Office of said county b. the Commissioners.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
POSTPONEMEN9.

VSEliE lani belonging to benjamin Lacy decd odvor
IA scd Tor sale the Goth May last io postponed until
the t OF September next, mt which time the sale will
Po3iVe!y take paccolso the widows thirds in tire per-
soa property terms Of the latter made known on the da
OF sale CHARLES c. LACY Admir- Of
June lids Benlaniin Lacy. decd.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

Curious PIECE or MECHANISM. An inoon;o,is
individual in humble life, native of Exeter. has
constructed an extraordinary piece Of machinery.
Of which Tire following is a description: it is a
umc-pcce, which strikes the hours, quarters. &C. :
perpetual almanack, which has an exclusive
movement for the leap year, requiring to be rogu-
'aisd once only in oils hundred years, and the
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
TOR SALE.

a SHOEMAKER, and as good as any in this place to
"A say OF man OF color Likewise, the uovsz
that at present occupy. with good kitchen smoke
house and attached it tho entire Of the house
and lot on reasonable tcrms There first rate well
the lot Apply to the subscriber the Main street will
lawful debts. nj CASEY
AnriI5 sc