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Valuable Lands for Sale.

TnNIIE Ionds Of tue Estate al THOMAS
u JEFFERSON, dec d. lying in the eoun
tues ol Campbell aud Bedford viii be offered
on the premises, II not previously sold prl
enicly, on Monday the 22d Of September
nrNi.
Likewise, MONTICELLO, in the county oi
Albemarlc, win The lands oi the sn,d estate
adjacent thereto, including the ShadweIl
Will, will he offered On the premises II not
previously aold pfiyin'eIy, On Monday, thu
2pth oi September nrN. The whole al ihls
property will be- divided 10 suit pnrrhasrrs
Ihe sale bolrg made Tor the payment 81 tbr
lest8tor's dcbta. the d s'rc 10 sell IS sincere
The terms will be accommodating, and the
prices eoheipalrd low.--Mrs. Randolph ol
Monticello, will Join IN lhr cou, eyuncc aud
will maxi" the tilIrs perfect.
I'll. JErTER7ON RANDOLPH. Ex'r.
al mos. JEfF EKaON, doe Il.
July II. 4 ~
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6NahGh kfGo ground white Lead, garl-
,%vVpNH aus gnaiIl'rs
50 do do spanish Brown
loo gallons Iinsfed Oh
poo do Spirits lurpcol,ne
300 do LIMP oh lsuPrrioD
1900 do dry spant-n Brown
go do do white Lead (Eoglisb)
500 do do Venllien Rrd
35O do do yellow Oker
BOO do Rcd Lend. superior
200 Paint Brushes, nstorted
90 Boxes NiadoA Glass, s by 10 81 by =,
very good
$500 do lpny, very superior
TogclLe with large quantities of
Superior Ciront yellow
Prussau Ulnc No. !.
Chrom green, o. new painO
English Tclre de Schema
Chrnese Vermlion
Orange Lad
SUGAR Lad
English Nermilion
Turkey TIMBER
Lyiharidge, &c. &c.
For sale. wholesale and retail, Of The very
lowest prices, ny
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
July T.
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CoIoNIZAri0N SOCIETY,".

The Lynchburg Auxiliary Colonization soci.
ary will bold its Anniversary mret'ng at ST
PAul's Church on the iha sohoday Of the
present month, at 10 O'Clock A. M.--IAWts
" rrsuAm. ESQ. will pronounce the Annual
o,scouse The public Is respectfully invited
10 attend RICDD. II. IOLER, Sec'ry.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Virginia II Sc nay DOT Triumph, iei Us p1rsentas
strung front as pos.ible On tue day Of rial
aS9-
n lis truly unfortunate Tor the jackson
paftY that Of all the Witnesses Rdueed by them
10 provr the bargain between Messrs. Adams
and Clay most o thcn a,ow periect ignorance
NJ the matter. and the reminder are proved TO
he knnvish scunndrcIs Ia this latter character
weto.dav sei,e up MI Amos Kendall, the leader
IN Kentucky, las Duff Gtrcn ~ IN Washington O.
the immaculate Jackson party, who, by his own
showing, u unworthy ufbcliei on oath-haVing
sinora. before the legislature of kentucky, TO the
truth NJ allegations which his own letters 10 Mi.
CLAY prove 10 hc fiise. Ofsuch base materl-
ais are the leader, OF the Jackson patty compo-
.ca-men who. themselves fostering with crime,
are ctemally singing the old song of corruption
in connection with this matter, ~ would also
refer 10 the letter Of MI Mccoy. the member OF
Congress from the stanton district complete
IL eNcnlpahng MIR Clay and the Western mem.
hcrs who voted Tor Mr.. Adams Rom al saNpf
con Of corruption zen. Mccoy, it will be re-
collected is gia4ouiJ bosi 10 the present od-
min,straton. aud rs hriou, ior ecu. Jackson.
and ms testimony Is therefore enuied To grret
weight
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

II coffee he not used As a dllacnt for relaxing
the fbrrs ~ ought 10 10 made strong The best
proportion Is, one ounce Of I'll roasted and
ground coffee 10 one pound OF pint Of water,
Which should be just allowed To boil up for the
onger 1t is boiled, II looses the more OF its VIOLA
tie and aromatic particles, aud consequently.
becomes weak f.nd ms,pid. An inmoderate use
Of This decoct1n Z. rrJudlcd 10 the healthy,
aud drsIucti O. To thr diseased. II debiuaics
the latter sui more, hy causing great unaula-
tons IN the blood, tremofs in the Iimbs gIddnc,s
aud 4 certain insupportable timid ny.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

,o,,. hayr never hoard, or had 'he last fi-
,pafioa TINT YOU were OF thai group Nor ID /
now believe that volt wao mnsi be 50 we'll salts
fed of the lalsehood contained IN the postscript
,f the letter referred 10 above, "a well rs the
,itfde Of my conduct since your acquaintance
with me, could be so losi TO rlf'ue and 10 truth
as to have originated aud put III circulation so
base a calnmnv With this impression, send J
~ ID. : nonelson to you with this cnmmun
sation. having 40 doubt. an honorable man.
that you will send me a frank and prompt reply
a Copy. signed) ANDRI.W JACKSON.
Isg Ron. NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
.J,age ofMe Circuit Courts u Tennessee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Books, OIL PAINTINGS 81. at Iuctiop.
ERElNG determined 10 close consignment
n u OF Ihr above articles | will sell positive
" aud without any reserve whatever, on Friday
the 18th INST Il large collection OF Books. OIL
Paintings, BHuhbooks. Pocket books, Maps
Ink sIaods, Ne.
Persons wishing to purchase any Of the above
articles may rest assured thai they will he sold
JOIN II u. PAYNE, Auct ioneer.
July H. 1hf,o.
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900 tbQ}EIEIAEs&.

iO,1S7 prizes. S39.316
1U.2l3 blanks
All the Prizes payable in cosb, whica NAV
be had, rs usual, rs soon ms drawn.
Whole Ticket 81 80
Hail 81 % Quarter 60 10
Il i The h0ldrr of two Tickets or Share
mus draw one prlze, aud may draw three.
TERns--for packages, not less than Gfty
Tickets, scheme price, Tor approved NOTES.
payable hlleen days after The drawing. with
out interest. Vendors, at ali times, supplied
Al Scheme price.
4 > Orders. by mail or otherwise. meet
The same attention given 10 personal apnl,ra-
ton. Addres, TO Managers Offices,
LyHchbWe, Richmopd
Hmcbeder, Hhetiing.
AUG. LEFTWICH.
June r. D9,I1v,,
A package Of prize trkets Va State Nay
LOTTERIES, Bank NOTES aud Checks, on the RAM
ia Richmond. was some time since lost on j.,
way hom Charlottesville 10 this place. Pers,.s
are cautioned against taking the prizes a.
payment will be Withheld at this office
July ~.
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O1sIFU AIRY.


Ord, al his residence, IN Buckingham
cooniy on Wednesday lht OH inst. CoL Jus
Huiker. aged about fly five years. FtA
men hive lived more esteemed or died moro
regretted To an amable d3po-ilionhe united
polished manners that won nd engaged the
affection OF all okueW him. His lamented
death wa, probably hastened by tbr heart
rending affection of The ias, ri his sun IN the
10Th nit Juo. Patrick Walker, u young man
Of great promise andnncommon alinInment5.
-, in Huntsville, (Nlabama.) on the
Doth jnn", Me- Martha Inn Payne Fly, con-
sort Of Henry b. Fly, formerly OF Campbell
county, Va.
----, on the morning of the llh inst. in
tue county OF Amherst, ~ the 39th yearoi her
age, Mrs. SOPhia HarrSoa, the amlanle con-
sort ol Col Richard Harrison, after short Ill
ness; leaving 10 drplure their irrrcoyersbte
loss, siX infant children and tender hu@.
band. Il may be truly said al This Departed
lad, that she discharged with f1cliiy, tender
ness aud benrvoleuce, the relative duties Of
wife, mother, mistress and neighbour A, a
vile she was dntiul and aiTectionair, as a mt
ther she wa thyoted to her children, rs II
mistress kind and humane, andas neighbour
she was 50 10 the meaning Of The word, aud
always ready 10 reciprocare the deed. By
chhaion aud habit she was attached to do
nestle lie consequently she devoted all her
Time 10 the discharge OF those important and
cardinal duties. Mrs. Harrison was II mem
Der OF the Presbyterian church, and IL is be
Iieved she lived the life and died the death
II a christian.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17
PICKING MATERIALS

Nutmeg fresh
Mace
Cloves
Cinnamon
Allspice
Bnek Pepper
Race Ginger
Lone Pepper.
Jnrmeric ~ root
do "a powder
White Mustard seed,
Black do do
This day, received by
VALERA. MippLE1OS,
July II
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Spfca1iid Furniture for .Salr

4 AuR testdeni partner Of this Pine wili
Nv sell all orany Of his furniture ~ redn.
red priees lie purchased il in Now Ynrf s-
Philadelphia very recently nj low plicea, eui
II Is nearls ~ good as new among which ara
severn splendid Looking Glasses, Septes.
sidf .honrd. largr Mahogany fnhle, Carpet.
'andlesiieks. Andirons, 5bareis and Tongs.
Founders, fne Cbpus, and number Of othec
articles. which can be examined by any PET
sons who are Disposed 10 purchase
Arrly to ANDREWS o. BROTHERS
July II Isl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17
REDUCTION or DUTIES ON WINES


The following iudiclous remarks are trnusu.
ted nom btr orago journal
Among the measure rccu nmcndcd by the
Secretary of the lrensury for adoption by the
Cnopt,ss afthr U0itcd states we rrmnlls a rc
duciilu OF the duues on VINES imported INTO
that country lih1s bcrn established by an hen
&c documents, maj the export commerce 81
the Cnipt Statcs 10 the wine countries has, as
It was ualnal 70 expect, decreased IN the same
proportion AZ The brnVy dates upon thr pro-
ducis ofrhoec couaiacs have diminished the M
porlalion from them. Tins, IN consequence Of
this system Of nigh dnlie,, not only the revenue
OF the Government bias diminished, aud, rs Il ne
cr,sarv result. the profit, Of merchants aud nav
gators have been reduced, hut the agnculiu
isis also instead Of selling tie products oi the
Anrrlcnu soil f,r expectation, have been ohhg
al 10 convert thrn INTO spirIiuous liquors. both
nausrout aud hnitnnI Ihesr motives, aud 1t
would not be difficult 10 addurc Others, are sat.
ficrcuf - recommend system les hostile to the
public health. II is n 8ca benefit ~ the conn
ny 10 Introduce ii pure aud agreeable beverage
Nhirh cheers the mind and - rrsIItt the use
OF thpsp Spi ituGus and ardent liquors. whlch
dnstpy the health and bfnuiy the reason, and
OF which There IS ~ present such IN excessive
consumption In the u. States. y hoever has
actually lived in vino country and who has
had opportunity 10 compare liz population Ia
regard 10 m0taIfy, domestic habits, and soeaI
Rlnuscmrnfs with that ol another cpuntry,
where the vine not benz cultivated. the feo-
pie have trsUuTCe 10 d'scts otl,rt linds OF drunk
--whocYpr. we gay las bral able 10 make tn,
comparison personally, vail aeknpwledec the
many advantages Of eycty kind ON the s,de ol
the vine drinking population, aud be convinced
that the American PcoI le ate bound by dine
regard 10 tbrr Interest," 10 facilitate by all posi-
bic means, the importation oi vine lnto the L.
uned States
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

EN DuCAIlON.--.Ihe subscriber will re-
4 a sumo his school, for the instruction pt
youths IN lbr English and Laiin languages, ~
his mother s, on Monday the 2isl inst Tho.r
NJ distance, who may be- disguised 10 pairo.
uilr the school enn be accommodated with
bonrd on moderate terms
WM. h. TOWLr3.
iIai Creek, .InIy 4 II
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IlnsL Snle OF Ncrrocs, &c.


I'm thursday the 3lsi ,ns Ne Will sell
~ NJ public auction, Tor ehsh, before th'
,ronl door ol the Market House, in tbs town
oi Lyuchburg, five valuable negro buy
10 wi Anderson . ar Ten yehrs of ng", III.
,hn nboul - 81 - years oi ngc, Richard
bout loor / ycars 81 age, Eaudolrh Of about
the samc ngc, aud Elijah 10 ar II ycars old:
Also a Wagon and four horses The sal
will bo made IN pursuance Of lrusi deed al
record IN rhc clerks office Of Amherst coun-
" cont. executed by Christopher lsbeIt L"
the undersigned. On the 10th day oi oeplrm-
Der 1877, iot The purpose oi securing deh
due by him 10 Nejh1 Winston. BY the pro
vs,on,of the deed the property vail BE- sold,
whether IN or onf III plhcc.
A tru.tecs, we shall pniy convey 'nchfifh'
n the deed vests ~ U, bu thctllle is believed
10 be good.
SANUEL GARLAND, Tus.
E0GEkQ. lOMPkiN5, : toes
July L. tdssl
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~ tllGE II enaiion the nuhlle against re
! y ceiving ~ mote drawn lay ne IN tfyonr
81 -. John shannon. dated the 9Th dry Of
November, pa. payable ten days after date,
iar fprty two dollars, as have long since
paid II JOHN IRWIN
July II. sN2N81
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hon's. hss executor a.- 80 re sum Of 81.
t4e on account ot the interest arefuins on
net dob. and the sum Of S35o1l IN pat ai--
charge Of u. There is therefore "a, tin, fime
tue sum oil S72,noo remaining unpaid. ~ pay
winch the ands Of Mr.. Jefferson are now OF
fered for sale"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

"a OllCE.=-Ihe many irrspasses, Whi.h
" lave berH committed an ny land. have
induced meto take lhq method o plrrenl ths
like injuries All perspns are hereby iofbij
hunting. or coming within the enclosures, or
any phrl Of tie lind. snch a. do, Mithontpet.
mission, mny expect 10 have thelaw fiRefona4
~ enforced against them. Col. Langlorno
ioin5 me in this prohibition
NM. l. CABELL.
July IL it8I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

We have heard nothing vet. Of course, from
the Charlottesville Conyeulon BY 4 long 4 a
bic leltrr IN he last Charlottesville Advocate, on
The subject, written apparently by ono ieto kao''s,
we ARE led 10 helicyr thai the following subjects
viii he acted on Ia, the Convention, va. the
policy ofencou,ag,ng manufactures in Virginia,
a general system OF internal navigation and
roads aud the colonization o. The trc people
Of color. We await the result oil thcrr delibera-
non with much anxiety
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

II We regret that"e hayr not room to-day
for the eloquent speech delivered al the Orange
Springs on the iIh nst b. lanes Barbour esq
our MinisDc, 10 England II shoII appear in
our next
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lstAlIM

Oflhe Lynrhbnrp Tobacco Market,
Copeeird psfllg for M ilrgioiar ~
THOMAS \ llaleuunr nnd sltntn l4hlr
Commission Merchants.
ALfHtfF4af 4
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SALAD OIL.

a HAVE received few bottles very snpo.
u ror 5allud Oh. suitable Tor inhln use.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
July Il.
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l., The pIrascolnav AID object ofhis resolution tlH
Iar y. IN find strong resemblance 10 that iutr"lhc-
l ,ttlo last session ofGougress by Mr. Chiffon OF Ken
lucky on rctrcnrhmcnt m" expenditure -, ,'
r dcmaroguc.. popularity hunters and mock patriots
ird tha,e v resort to it should therefore AWAY. De-
regarded win caloa, eve. And wnre ~ l, i,
: - ,E,t oyrg Mr. jefferson, whose administrator Is
80. ref.yreiI 10 by comnon CONSENT rs the STANDARD
+ economy. could not escape snspclnn It Is not 10 he
xDceted that any bissuccesors eau De luofe
A. p5dolnh the same nal -nant creature maj ne no"
w Li ,,.a.r an thc resolution above quoted, boldly
,n,yp6 mat he taeo'' Of Instances N whish NE pm,
-. noney hal bern ui-apphed and lhe eon'n1"') :
IT, m"'s vas, ,.... b, This IS the man Whohas Ia c
'as.s t.ar, rrrsrlf ~ the defender ct au at
n3.ratoa When he TINS openly charged win r9FlSry
@ Tins Is he whom the Enquirer then ashed for display
g the -ac disregard ofrath aud dscemey
"a - rigs DIS oppo.iuon to the present
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
BURR MILL STONES.

"HE subscriber has on hand and In
tends constantly keeping an extensive as
sorunent Of Burr Mil Stones, al his manu-.
factory near the Point Cotton factory. As the
blocks have been obtained at the quarries on Ra.
coon Creek under his own immediate inspection
he pledges himself that the article VIII be found
inferior to none made al any other establishment
in the United States. He VIII also warrant them
10 give satisfaction TO purchasers. His assortment
of sizes Is X viii continue 10 be complete, so that
bis friends, and customers at a distance need not
fear any disappointment.
JESSE LANTZ.
March 20, 1878 st.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24

CORNER OF MAIN AND UNION STREETS
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
WHICH thoy VIII sell Wholesale or
RETAIL. The Goods have been bought at auc-
f1n and by the Package, n New York and FhiIl-
delDha within the last sixty days, and as the estlb-
Fs1ment IS entirely new, they intend selling al
such prices as VIII ensure general satisfaction TO
thos, who may please TO call upon them.-Ihey
wishthe public 10 call and examine Tor themselves.
Thcustoc comprises, I'D part
Extra super6ua Clothes and cassimeres
fashionable cOlOrS
Cassmets
French and Iigonia Cassimeros
Black and mixed Lastings
Denmark Saueens;
White and fancy striped James and Satteeens
GrandJueIs, both PLAIN and striped
French and other Dnilings
Wilmington and Grocian Stripes
BauguD and Pittsburgh Cords,
Nukcens
Sak Velvet Floroutne, Valontia, Marseilles *
Volmet Nestings
Chu.Zes
CaIc0es now style, avery great variety
Cambucll and Jaclonet Ginghams
Swiss andmull Muslins, PLAIN and figured
Jackonot Leuo and Book do. do.
Tambored Book and Swiss Capes-now style
Cambrck md demi Cambrick Mu5lms
Long Lawn and linen cambrck Handkercmeis
Thread. Bobbuet and Cotton Lacos;
Plain Bobtinott
Black and white BObbnett Wells
Fancy Hmdkerchieis, Shawls and Scart5
White and crimson Cashmere long Shawlsi
Linen Cambrlck
CoIored Cambucks
six Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
Hoskiu, md. Beaver, Wash Leather, Horktar
and Six Goves-musually low.
Cotton, Worsted and Merino Fringe
GA ga and I'D 4 Table Linen
and ga Cotton Diaper
Russian duck and Sheotng,
Irish Linen
Brown Holland
Canvass and Osnabmg
Irish ShcctmCs
White Pink and Green Florence9
Coiored Satin and Satin LoyantInc5
Tufestrinrs and eros de Naples assorted
! Grape Robes
Black and Colored Grape
Italian Grapes
Cause and Grape Lisse
I Enthusiastically
6r,ifcial Wreaths and Head Dresses
/ Gimp Piping and other Trimmings
B Domestic G0ods-an extensive assortment
TIckiugs
Lsrhom. Gimp and Straw Bonnets
Roots and Shoes large and very genera
assortment
Tmbarenas and Parosols-supeuor quality.
Glt. Mahogany & Pine frame Looking Glasses
An extensive assortment Of COTTON YARN
/ always Kept onhand at Factory prizes "holeSai
ODD rgtall
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

JOSEPH PARKINSON informs the citizens o.
Wheeling and its vicinity, that he has commenced
n the aceademy. A CLASSICAL SCHOOL tor
inr the nurnose of teaching the Latin and Greek
ianr,IaGes. with the higher branches of English
Ie9Tnina for the term OF six months, designing to
continue the school, Insufficient encouragement be
afforded him. for term of years.-He hopes ms
Efforts win entite him to the liberal patronage oil
he public, and especially Of those who have sons
% educate.
TFThe School will commence on the Sd INST.
Wheeling, September Sd, lo2S-St
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
AUCTION

AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
IN He undersigned have associated themselves
III under the firm of NJ Council Il Atkinson
for the purpose Of uansacting an Auction, Com
mission, Shipping, Storage, Receiving and For
warding business, in Nashville, Tennessee. They
have taken the extensive warehouse formerly oc
cupiod by Mossrs. Crutcher & Wood, and are nov
ready To- transact all business in their line.
c. MCCONNELL.
JNO. ATKINSON.
August 9th, 1881 3m
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
TO EMIGRANTs AND SETTLERS

"a e A valuable tract Of unim. ~
proved Land, lying at The 81
WV naTows Of Gave Creek, wv
- within eight miles Of the .a4.A
O,iu river, and twelve miles of Wheeling, DO Us
county, Va. containing geo ACRES, IS oaa
for sale. This tract was selected ond ever I
reserved, from among several thousand acres 3
one Of the first settlers of that nelghbohOai %
account Of ITS quality, and the advantages D. D
sesses. Abou; 80 acres lie in a perfect ey. r.
the whole consists ofthe peculiarly rich soi rg
icct in depth, which is the Characteristic Of
country. Grave Creek takes long couse thr
IT, aiiording succession Of water-p0wcr
great facilities for improving them, and is
on this spot abound withiron ore. The Bln
and Ohio Rail Road, (now commenced ri-
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal must necessmJ
al no great distance: and the vicinity be'i
ready pOpulous, II presents frs rate pro.fi
one OF more settlers. As the proprietor 'e
rous TO sell, very reasonable price vil D.
cepted, if applied for by The first Of Noe,
next. For further particulars apply n
the editor of this paper orin person Or D.
TO William Abbot, No. ls7, South Fourth s1'
Philadelphia
August u. 1923.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24

March 20, 1888 St
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
NEW HAT FACTORY.
On Monroe, betWeen Main and
Market streets.
j. II. w. HAWKINS.

Late of Batimore)
YGR AFING commenced the Hating Business,
IA viii keep on hand general assortment OF
the most fashionable and durable
ELASTIC WATERPROOF HATS,
Consisting of superfne black and drab Beavers
po. Imitation; Drab, first and second quality; do.
Casters, RoramS, and also handsome assortment
Of boys and children's black and drab Hats: an
Of which he Is determined TO sell as cheap as
they can be had at any Factory East or West Of
the mountains. Gentlemen, Of both town and
country, will do well to call and examine them.
August -, 1883 IT,
n. d. Two apprentices wanted.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24

FRFsH ENFHT5sED LnE JUICE AID tlI-LI -
Cl,-,f Wine. CoDhalic Snuff
Ginser suuD. Liquid B.ackmg.
Pine Apple feste
4 ,-oo, Blck Nernish
Macauba Snut Copa
Scotch
ST0UGHTOVS BTTEBS prepared io-
Family and Tavern use.
Wheeling. April 10th. lS29 lo--ts-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24

TO PRINTERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
r4,vr r~crsrrv prrN .ppars7rEn, AcEEr5,BY
A. w. KINsLEY, & CO.
PrOprietors Of the Franklin
TYPE FOUNDRY:
ALBANY, NEW YORK;
And viii attend to the Execution of all Oders,
entrusted to their care, for any Of the following
Articles:
Types of every description,
Stereotype Plates, Of any kind, that nay be
wanted,
a great variety of Cuts,
Matthew Smiths Patent Stereotype Blcks,
P. Smiths Patent Printing Presses, ami Nota-
rial Presses,
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