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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-23
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A RE now receiving and opening. 10 The
N large and commodions brick building, o
doors below liberty Warehouse, and nearly
opposite the Post Office. a general assortment
ofGROCERIES, &c. which they oher
al Ibe mos, reasonable prices, Tor cash. OF
coystry produce, consisting in part oil
~ 800 Sacks Salt, Liverpool hIled
10 bids. ST. Croix and Orleans Sugars,
best quality
3 hhds. Moiasses, best
50 bags Coffee, old Java. white and yei-
low, best green ST.. Domingo
8 bbls. Loaf Sugar, allquaiites
10 baxes Imp, Gunpowder and hyssn
90 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 do Letter do
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn from No. 4 10 IL
/ pipe French Brandy
Jamaica Run
Orleans do
pipe London Madeira WINE
Q crates Liverpool and Queens Ware
4 kegs Dapont's Powder
4 do refined Salt Petre
9 bhls. Corperas
J DO Nader
10 do indigo, Span. Float
! bag Race Ginger
/ do Allspice
/ Black Pepper
90 bags Shot
10 bbls. Mackarei
90 kits do for family Use
e bbls. Tanners OIL
l25 pair Cotton and Woodlands
fierce Rice
q boxes Soap
6 do Sperm Candies
Is do IalIow do
80 kegs Nails
| case cheap Boots
$50 pair Shoes aud Brogans
| ton English Iron
/ DO Country do
3 casks prime Cheese
1900 lbs Sole Leather
2 hhds. Stone Ware
II doZ. Wool Hats.
s tons Plaster
1900 lbs. Blistered Steel
loo do German do
ESQ do Hoop Iron
> doz. Slilers, all sizes
! Dbl. Lamp Oh
8 boxes Window Glass
Q bales Cotton Sheetiug and Shirlin
10 kegs Lead, ground in Oh
Old Whiskey, Bed Cords, Leading Lines,
Nutmegs, SC. &c. &c.
we invite our friends and the public n,
large to call aud examine the GOODS and
mices for themselves, as bargains NAV be had
We are determined 20 sell low for cash.
The highest market price given for
WNEAE AMI EL0UR.
Nov. II. is
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$50 REWARD

rs Ridden for the aprrehtnaon OF ny MI.
lsao slave HENRY, who Ell ne on The 2oih
July last He was aince Thea comntiiiei 10
Jail in Nelson county 10 this STATE, ana mas
made his escape by breaking sail jan ana vas
since seen IN Monignme.y aaniy, "befe u ~
believed he - now lurking. He y n hftghl
mulaito. about @ issl IN height aud about 80
years Of age. had on large "%biskers WHEN he
left he Is crippled IN MS r'gii hand by a burn
when small, - that ne ssnnoi straighien hls nm
gers. lie passes for a free mui, and ] am told,
calls bimsfii Hspy cnmp0tH The above re
ward vii he given 10 an person who viii APP
prehsad and eonine said sase 81 that can get
him. Information muxl be sent 10 1seph end
North Csrolina, Montgomery county, Martin .
Store Z D., by mai.
JOSEPH CAD, Sem.
There is n small scar on his wristby SAID burn.
Nov -. ~
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NoTICE.-Was committed TO the In,
~ COMPUTATION of the town Of NJ he
on Thursday the 18th of August last a . , ~
man who calls himself PRESTON. Ttaau'd'lo
runaway Is Mbout five feet ten inches n 'd1
bushy head OF hair, aud large whiskers 81 a
twenty five years of age he is a light na Jovut
lie had with him when committed, the folaaa.uc
articles of clothing a coal of domestic ing
%faciure, OF a light gray, panialoons of he ,a nu'
@iurred cap. Tue owner is hereby f,aaf
TO come onward. prove property ami tale d"Ied
the said property, or he i'll be dealt with ""y
curdins 10 law. &c
N. b. The said runaway says he belonr.
WIN. +. Perkins. of the State of Mississinee; "
.eS SAMUEL B~RANSFoRD lanLrn.
Scr %. s o%l0r'
N0flCE-Ail personsbaving claims aoo?
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker. de- s'"'
requested TO bring them.forw ard well an,Lou,'
Gated, as the law directs, in order iha,
make provisions 10 pay the same /: those iod"ay,
ell to the estate are requested 10 MAKE ,'
ment. ANTHONY RuCKFR ..r"!'
NAV is75
NNf01iCk.-Bv virtue of a deed Of I,n.,-
u ecuted 10 the subscribers by Janoa q
Dillard, which is of record in the Clerks oe,11'
of Amherst and Bedford. tor the purpose tta. .'
in expressed we will sell. at public aur,ios g.
cash, TO the highest bidder, at the dws,s
house OF said DillaId, in The county of B4dlo'S
on Tuesday the I'D day of December ney,
fair, il not, the next fair day thereafter. and
continue from day to day until completed ,o
following real and personal estate in said d,od
expressed, to wit a tract of land situate i, IN.
county Of Nelson, aud containing fifty acre,
also, the one fifth of all The lands Of uh,o.
James London died, seized and possessed n,
ing III Amherst county also, the fullowiI.
slaves, viz Joe a II an, Julius a man. Sea-,
a nlan, Shad AXE "A man, Reuben a man. L.wis
a lad, Brentsiora a lad, Preston a boy. Hanna
and her Pon George, Rachel a girl, Anne and
her child a boy, Mary a girl, Na,lha a p,l
Harriet a gisl, Lydia a girl, Matilda a young
woman. aud Frankly and her three children
David, Belinda and--, (name not e,.
pressedl and all the increase of the females
also. all The household and Kite hen furnhnr
all the plantation utensils, all The horses ca,Il.
hogs and sheep the entire crop on The nlaularir1
occupied by said billiard also, his Che sad
Dillard's) interest in the estate OF Jno. !M'Bride
dece ased, and whatever other articles in saA
deed named, aud not particularly named in
this notice, or so much Of the said property az
will be sufficient 10 answer the purposes OF sand
deed. Acting as trustees, We will conye, such
lille as Is vested in US, and none other.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES. Trr,.
LEMUEL TURNER. {tee..
Oct. %. td>2O
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PATRICK NNsS
= AfX.


YEGIlE prospects OF this lns tuition have con-
n tinued 10 brighten with very revolving
mouth, & it is believed the most sanguine ,xpec.
ialions ofits future usefulness will be fully realiz
ed. The number Of Students has increased TO
forty it is, however, thought expedient here
after 10 limit the nunbeI, which limit will ex.
tend to thirty !: But as some fifteen or twenty
will leave the Academy al the close of the pre-.
seat session, there will be vacancies for about
ten. Those Who intend to connect thu mseiyes
with the Institution, will do well TO signify such
intention at an early period.
Ii is believed that the Student can command
as many and great advantages here, as at any
other Institution OF the Kind in the country =
the course of study being lib rlal, EXPENSES med
arale and situation healthy. The -cou Sc Of
study comprises the Ordinary brauches of the
English, Che rudlments excepted together
with the Latin and Greek Languages, the hishe \
branches OF the Mathematics and Moral Politi.
cal Philosophy. The terms 81 board are S25
per session OF five months, including contingen.
cles tuition, $50 5O-the latter to be paid in
advance. The subscriber is compelled TO re
sort TO this expedient 10 save himself the trouble
of collecting, TO which he has not time TO de
vote. The tuition he's been moderately adyan
ced ; the reason Tor doing SO viii be found in
the condition of the times. Should tie price of
produce be again depressed, tuition " III be re.
duced TO the old standard.
The subscriber promises his faithful and undi.
vided attention 10 the young gentlemen who
may be committed to his care.
LINCOLN CLARKE, Preceptor.
NOlE-lhe inter Session will
the first OF January. Those who wish to be.
come members OF the Academy, must forward
their communications 10 the Preceptor, from
whom they will receive immediate answers.
Should the plan proposed succeed, as is con.
hdently believed, a French and Spanish Teach
er will be employed, l.. c.
Henry, Sept. 18th, 1929. Nv
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T.. +. GARDNER
A L DANIES $.

NOTlcE.-A petition will he presented TO
~ the next General Assembly of Virginia
praying the remission of a fine improperly i'm
posed uron the subscriber by the Superior Court
OF Rotetourt county.
PLEASANT BLANKINSHlP.
Nov, 1Q. I'm
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Best Winter Lamp Oil.

YfuSr received a large supply of hest Winter
81 Lamp Oil. Howell DAWES.
Nov.
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Notice.

BE Y virfnc Of a deed OF irusl, hearing date
I'D the 18th OF September. 1923, aud duly
recorded in the county court Of Amherst. made
by Thomas Crews and Sally his wife, in which
The undersigned are trustees, and in pursuance
OF the direction and assen, Of HE said lhpmas
Crews, viii be .fercd for sale, 10 the highest
bidder, npnu the premises, on the Goth ut Do
eennber nest, Il lar, II not. The next inlf day
thereafter, thu Traet oil Land oh which the sal Al
Thomas Crews how resides, lyirg npon the
Isnchhurg rotd. aud contai i'm between 8 AID
900 nefes. A'so, nj the same iimc, a Itucl of
Land in the ,un'y Of Grcebbrirr. containing
llO0 ocrts Also. tho follow ing Negro Siives /:
John, : ephPn, Rachel, Marshal, Henry, Ed
mund, Caleb, Hannah, Judy, Clancy aud Ma.
ria. Also, SIX head of horses, onr carriage
aud harurss, with the stock OF cattle, hogs,
plantalion tools. and the wagons, carts aud
steers belonging 10 The plantation. The Land
will be 5 Id for one lhifl cash, and The balanre
ia oue AID two y,ats, with a deed Of trust 10
secure ihe purchase money the Ntgrors Will
bo sod tor cash and the remainder of the
property On a cfrdi, of SIX mon hs. Bond,
With approved security. required
T.. L. GARDNER,
A Il. DAVIES.
.. agree In the above sale, aud will deli
yer possession of the Land to the plrchnser on
the ,ay of sale, aud | hereby waive any aud
every right reserved 10 me by the trust deed TO
retain the property or postpone tho sale there
Of. lHOS CREWS
November 10. ids
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New Fall Arrivals Of
MEDICINES

MEDICINES
Drngs, Paints, Oiis, Dye Sfu6s, and
Due Woods, ground and in sticks.
w,ndow Glass. Pnlty, Brushes. Wines
snn0s, Fancy Essences, Fancy Soaps
Perfnnrry, Spirits 1urpentine
Alcohol. Iurprn,ne SOAP. Segars, &c. &C.
300 lbs. Beat Epson Salts
5000" do Glsubers do
90 Bottles Castor OIL, oil kinds
2UU kegs best White Lead
200 " spanish Brown
1000 lbs. dry White Lead
1000 =. Spanish Brown
QUO gal. Spirits farpentins
800 - sweet Oil
200 Ibs. Chronic yellow
loo do ar Patent Green
100 Prusslan Blue
10000 Logwood. IN sticks
1900 Ground Logwood, Campeaeiy
1000 Fnstic, ground
1000 do 10 sucks
1000 Ground Cainwoo1
800 Nicaragua
so Arrow Root, all kinds
800 Starch, superior
5000 Bpst Alum
300 Copperas
200 Botax, refined aud crude
1000 Blue Vftriol
100 Willie do
200 Rochelle Salts, powdered
200 sal. Soda
100 Supcr. Carb. Soda
200 Lump MagnesIa
&c CalcIned do
100 Spanish Flies
500 Cream lhfiar
100 Gum Catnphor
2UOO White Chhlk
1000 Spanish Whiting
5000 Best Putty
900 Aqua Forts
1000 OIL Nitriol
400 Murlatic Acid
90 Nitric A cid, strong
90 Boxes Window Glass
500 lbs. SnuGs, IN bottles and Jars
500 boxes Segars, from S1 90 10 S22 per
thousand
Old Pori and Madeira Wines. in bottles, and by
the gallon, eask or larger quality
Prime Clafet
Paint Brushes, ground and unground
Sash Tools do do
Scruhhing Brushes, Hair do
Tooth agleat variety
Dusfif z Clolli brushes
Comb Velvet "
Camrl's hair
Brushes for making Tobacco and Cotton
tltchts or marking Brushes
Fancy Soaps, French, English and American
great variety
Water colors. and colors for Velvet Painting
PcTiumcry, fancy cut Glass ana plHin smelling
pinls. the greatest variety IN Virginia
Almost splendid assortment OF tancy Essences
aud WntpI. NI3
Honey, Cologne. Lavender, JessRmIne, Musk,
Violet, Quo OF Rose, &c. &c.
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe, boot and ilanrss NarnisheS
Gopal. Japan and spirit
1000 lbs. BHst Glue
20 Red Saunders
2Ob Gum Shcllac
200 Copal, all qualities
100 Blue Calls
900 BrH2aletto Wood
All the new remedies lately introduced into the
practice of Medicine
Thermometers, q lbs. Verdigris
100 gal. Alcohol, 1000 lbs. Venetian Red
400 lbs. Rcd Lad, 200 " Roc Lelle Powd.
1000 IuvpentLe Soap
200 Calomel
lOO Powdered Ialap
100 do Rhubarb
Spanish Fiotant Indigo
All the secret Remedies
All the patent Medicines in rst
Swaim's, Wilson's aud SCOTS Panaceas
Po'ter's Catholicon
DR.. Chambers celebrated remedy for Inten,
peraHCe
Surgical instruments, in cases, aud separate, al
Kinds IN US"
Catheters. all kinds, Bougies, all kinds
Ohstetrlchll instruments, all kinds
Iruss"s, all kinds IN use
Mathematical Instruments
SHOP Furniture, all kinds in use
A most beautiful assortment OF Snuff Boxes
he variety tar exceeding any in Va.-tog, tIer
" ~ II great variety OF other articles too uu-
meroos 10 mention, aud weekly arrivals, which
Away keep The stock on hand large aud flesh
NJ 81 wllCh are offered to my friends, 10 the
citizens Of lJnchburg. to her, hanls, PhySi
pcfnsand the public generally, at much lowe,
ic's thin they ever were sold fu his place.
Howell DAVIES,
Main street, LynchburS.
Sept. % Is
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

'IflE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
sucl, and its pre-eminent virtues are so well es-
taDilshad and SO fully acknowledged by intelligent
public, that is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases OF the Liver: Debility resulting from intem
perance and dissipation: Old and nveterate Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with sweinps of the
FONTS: indigestion: Botchns the Face, Pimples s.
ph: Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular Mercurial and ScrofiIlous complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures performed by
lne Cathohccn, have become so numerous, to pre-
Guide their insertion III any newspaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to print them in
pamphlet Of about 100 pages. This will be forward
Cd Us soon possible the several Agents for ora
titous distribution, and must on pcrusa strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and Gisarn is hoped the preudi-
ccs OF those who Wow with disrust any medicine not
known in what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid
AT the earnest solicitation members of the med
lcalfaculty and others who lave witnessed the aston
lshing cures effected by the use Of the Vegetable
Cathohcon, and who anxious that its benefits TO
mankind may be more widely dhuscd, the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price tn TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out III any way deteriorating the quality Of the med
icne, reducing The SIZE If The JottIe as has been
materially done in the case Of Swaims Panacea.
Extracts Of letters recently reorsd from physicians ard from,
agents for The safe Of Potte,s CaIoicon most of ho, ny
also agents for SioGips PdsaceG.
g" retail more than dozen bottles of your Ca,loiicon where
sell one bottle of SWANS Panacca; feel great pleasure IN
Pnns you mat IN every case in which have the Ca
uocon tired, II has produced DECIDED Je1eft."
could you afford TO reduce price Of yoIr Ca hoiron 10
Two dollars should more frequently prescribe my patients
and this would also be done by ply scans in
this town and vicinity who have with the best effects
a.er an the other paIaeea and the Compound Syrup
An eminent physician says al have known several cures per
oien ny me use OF your Cahocon which had prev ousy
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. and have
never known II to pro luce Injurious eHects"
he above invaluable medicine be constantly had of
}. II. DLANIIRR,
II tie ne Eaule Hotel Richmond
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IN CHANCERY.-A

CHANCERE.-Ata court held for Louisa county nj,
- me courthouse, ON Monday May 1Ith 1929 R3ert
Sche plu against Robert c. Willis adminjsiraor Of Lanes
Elche Jr dec Matthew Nche John Niche joseph Mcbc
his wife, dts - v ms "'' T''%a
The defendants Matthew Nichc and John Niche not bav
s entered ter appearance and given security according 10
!aw ana the rules OF this and appearing tic satsiac
on OIL he court that they inhabitants Of this State ON
e melton OF te plaintiff by his COUNSEL ordered that the
sa Matthew Niche, and John Achie appear here on The
Et dy OF August court next aud the bill of the pIa
u ana that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted In SONG
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for yo months
successfully and posted the door Of tire of
ihs county, on some court-day.
81 a COpy 'Tes,s TOftN trI-NTrp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

rules held IN the clerks ONCE Of The court Of the r.
states Tor e 6ith circuit and district of Virp-
MA 10 the NINTH of July, 1929: VIM Keith pit AGAINST
iham Mayo sheriff of the county ~ Henrico William,
DHnet ex'o &c. Of Richard Brooke, decd. " no was e
ecutn Of WIN Brooke, decd, which Richard and Uilio.
Brnoke were devscss aud iegatees " Genree Root,
deed, Alexander Tunstsll and heir Of tefine TIM
saI the same Alexander 11nsta brother and hoi, M
George TunsisIl, Nm Garoettand Ann NJ his wife Job
- Hn, Thomas ColcmHn and Frances C. his wife El,1a
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hin adm'or Of Bgylot Ilu s,J ri
Mary Hi, deed John Brooke, George Rtcoke Robc,,
Campbell, jr., Robert Campbell bei and adm or of CHI
Campbell deed, Thomas PITTS sheriff Of the co,ntv ~
SEX Christopher Johnson sheriff II the county ri K,,
ilam 20 whom the estate NJ DR.. Robert O. opbslI Ca
committed for ndminstra too, I'm Robinson ssG or ~,
county oi king e. Queen, whom the estate Of eo,g
BROOKE was committed for administration aud NJ, d.
ne''' admof Of Roher Brooke, deco dhs--Ig CunNer
RY. w ." N"NNSN-
me defendants John Brooke aud George a. Brooke
9o having entered their appearances in this euse and the
ueennan' Robert Campbell jr. not having entered his
apfs'Ance IN the amended bills therein and they not
nAVng gwen security according 10 ,ue NJ the court and
"PP.a"g mat hey ae.not a bitants Of the state Of
B"' q" nation Of The plaintiff, by his counsel, IL is
""s'c'' mat The ssid defendants DO APPEAR before The
sau court athc city Of Richmond, the first day Of the
"eN fn and he their answers, aod that copy Of this
rue he forthwith inserted in soine ucwsyartr p,inied
~ the city NJ Richmond for rsc t,,, .,. ..t
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janld Opposite the EAGLE Hotel R;cbmo,d
jan IA

Ia Chesterfield County Court-Junc 8th, 1929
"eorSe w Farmer Henry Farmer, and Aagnus Garter -
and Dosah his wife, late Dosah Farmer, plaintiffs, =
against =
Henry Hawks and Bes his wife, William farmer James
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer The <
aid Robert berg an infant OF tender years. Benjamin
11ooGe, ms guardian al iitum dts :
This day the plaintiffs by their attorney and i, appear
ing to the court by satisfactory evidence that the defendants are
not inhabitants OF this ea, they not having
entered their appearance and given security according 10 the
act OF assembly and the rules OF This motion of the
said plaintiffs it ordered the defendants do apuear
here on the second Monday in August next and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this order forthwith inserted
Ia some newspaper printed in the city Richmond for eight
weeks successfully and another copy posted at tie from,
oor OF the courthouse of this county, successive court
days. Copv T'este - '''' S'"''-
5l@ NrNN,IYv r. ~
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TERAiE

The teens are Th'ee dollars volume in a5vsrts s,d
toefe 1re Two volumes ysa Of Nos each; they vee
agnaHy stipulated contain geo pages bat have aver
srcf more than 400
me Editor aud his gents " pay 20 any person. ONE
DoIIAR Tor every ner Subscriber, paws his advance
or the year ~ 7f one Volume; and every new subscriber
who ccnhsrs his name ether the editor NJ his aaen,
with in advance Of FIVE dollars shall be credited
six lcf-rs tr fh 6fst .ees's acrouot
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SiNs, Boston. 20 ,he sgenss ,1 jouus no
se hereby authorized to fuihi the above spula
Co"pe'e sets al all the back volumes can be f,,hed
u En"os OF "ewspa pers who may republsh the n,sve
or avo the office, 10y their remarks are Respectfully
queeu ~ 'wdto To me the paper containing the u aud
these who have seem and NAV ,v.h no co..
OF Tue w"k may indicate it by the letter ON the
'ops; sueh back number volume as can be spared,
s"ai, 'hsn De .iorwaidsd, free of expense. d. S.
July %
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EASTERN DISTRICT on YIRGiNIA-Tn mlr.

65o ElGN DISTRICT OF NIRIiNlA-To VIII:
re remembered, That the eighth day of June in the
- y-tId of the Independence of the United S,,es nj
heea ARIEL Works of the said District hath deposited in
'hs once the tue OF book, the right whereof he claims as
ope'or ~ Inc words following, wit-ChTisan arens
assistant or Tales for the Moral Religious Instructions of
i1tn 10y the author OF "leiters Female Characer-
Nv mat man is there among YOU whom fins son a. bead r
yon eve him stone, or if he ask fish will you give him ser
NJ Mark vii O. TO- In conformity TO the act of the Con
gess of the United States entitled "An Act Tor die
me learning by securing the copies of maps charts and
oo 70 the authors and PROJECTORS Of such copies during
Copy. RD JFFFRIFS
june 3 Clerk oftle Eastern nii,,,l Ut T.,
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R. THOMAS TAYLOR is autbor;.s,,
centre TO Of sell ' two valuable LOIS lying near the
Tavern, the other Immediately back of Mr. StansSJ.
The improvements on the first removable M the
end of the term (3ist Dec. next by Mr. GodJ;n ,hs
tenant GEO. HAY, acting
June - for the proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

To Tie Printers Of The United States.
hF late the prices of all the materials used in INA king
" Printing Types have been greatly reduced, and tie
facility OF manufacturing greatly increased The sub.
scriber therefore has been induced proportions
BILE reduction in the prices, which, from the 1st Of pr
have been stated in the annexed list.
The character of the Type made at this Foundry is
well known the TRADE who assured thatin
to the qualify of meta hnsh and durability deviation
has been made.
lie has hand complete assortment aud supply
any quantity short notice; will be happy to re-
ceive the orders Of his customers, which will iinnc
dat attention.
Merchants who hs We orders from, abroad, have OF
complete with Presses aud every thing necessary for
Printing Establishment, pat up in the most perfect
manner.
Publishers requests, give this advertisement
place in their papers few tunes to receive pa yment
Ia type, or ia settlement nf Iheit accounts.
RICH ARD DONALDSON, PhiladelDLia.
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

AVE on hand, and are constantly receiv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description of Ladies' and Gen,lemen's Roots and
Shoes, which for durability ease and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated TO need comment, Their
assortment isSvery extcnsive--and if procuring the
pest OF workmen and first rate materials, will enspre
continuation Of the liberal patronage already extern
ded to their establishment, tie exeruns on their
shall be unremittcd. -
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