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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
n 49,. .fosroS, AIafch Z.

>4ao,jer i!ressias Shioyrea 49,
which arrived sr Se pnasS S IA NJ brig Ezas
ana MI Car!eso Danish sea:nan the only persons saved
l lton the wreck Of c brig Droo Mr. W. has suffered 50
LIE following is copy ofh disposition, respecting the upor-
declared upon .,. r ss as ~ ;ei IN the se ba
Promo Of Por.ln 265 brthen, ccslnanded by William
Rice Nothing material happened until Dist Feb being in
about lat 40 lon 70, at about p NJ the wind came on n
r. biew violent gale and split foresa. an,opsa and fore
toIIast stayti We then took in sail! and hove TO- and Law
until o'clock rcxt morning when shipped sea which
carried away tie b9was and Ter leaking badly so tha,
we could 10; .%ep her free with the pumps the wind at this
time being r. W. We kent pumping and bainp ,n,
the next day When the brig filed with water and upset, by
WHICH si'e cH!E:cd away Inc nanmast, and load She
;hen risted We lost thai tme and within "a
hoirs The captain, I'd and all the crew. (mysef and
persisted by being chilled and washe3 ovrboard On Wei
nesday 2s' Feb tie brig Elizabeth, Capt Cody from Gotten
burg ho"c IN su, about O'Clock NJ and al H. took me
and sr;d chas Charleston hoard. Ye saved nothing from
the brig the cabin being full of water at the time he
The eusyyar got into the f,rsop after The vessel .,
where ttev remained until taken Or without any thing hut
The brig Dc Wilt Cmron Endieott, fom an,wer, Go,
eaiem went ashore about II miles South of Cape Cod Light
beach, where remained dry at iow water The fdier Is
OF, ai so'e copper, but Use vessel did notleak much.
The bill Which passed the house of representatives
by largo majority, making appropriation for ex-
piorng the Southern ocean, not heing acted on i,,l1e
senate---tEe proposed expedition cannot take place.
Thc Tnlrort of RAW COTTON into Great
Britain for lie year ending 9Th Of January 1925 ac
cordiHg 20 the official valuatisn--
Amonnted to Go 1868 ,Gas 50
While the Exports for the same peri
Cd OF Cotton Manufactures, incu-
ding i nrns, exclusive ofthe imports
Of Cotton Fabrics from India a.
mounted to 34,7o6,9I4 rs 0
Leaving profit or wages Fer the
manufacturer thereof, 1881 ESQ ~ 8
Equal to SII4387 9o7 o6
And this exclusive Of supplying the immense home
demand
LONDON accounts say, that the Thames Tl,,el hps
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
From The Charleston C;tu 6roset,e or ,,.;a,,,

From Tie Charleston City Gazette of IJ9ddn
ROWLAND SrEPHENsoN-Thc Extra received bv
us last evening from The Savannah Republican, eivcs
the following most extraordinary relation. we need
scarcely say, that coincide to the utmost extent
in the remarks which accompany so gross and insult
ing violation of the laws and dignity of the COIN
try.
Rowland Stevenson, was this morning the nth
inst. kidnapped about ~ miles from this CITY,
and, before any legal steps could be taken to res
cue him from tlis unparalleled and Outrageous
violation of the laws, and protection afforded him
from criminal process, in the abseuce Of any
treaty or conventional arrangement authorizing
his arrest and surrender to foreign Government
we say, in defiance of all this, Stephenson was as it
is believed, put on board pilot boat which sailed
this morning. Efforts made by mar,y citizens
TO discover Stevenson-or the purpose Of afordiiio
him protection, but is believed the pilot boat is nov
at sea.
We are no advocates for Mr.. Stephenson, we are
not defenders Of fugtives from justice; but we. in
common with the great body of the citizens feel in
dignant at this outrage.
A steamboat has been despatched down the river
to overtakc the pilot-bdat, if possible.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
E.,ve, Ne NortaM Ile,dl1.

- I"''''''ieH' ne Lo"9'Ho-fiy the brig Jua fron New
we have Continuation. in su.,ance Of the report of
'' he!v Which we published tie I'd ustrhe revolt
h2"eFeF was not of serious We ere induced ~
S"o'c o the representation Of Capt T. though epfcen, To
Cause avery general alarm III tho vicinity tie racc where
TIE hsureaHs had assembled (ahcu, sc miles ui,ovc n Or
isels) i"o OF the ring leaders Rad been hurf. " "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

Mr. Van Buren, was expected at Washington OF
the 22d inst. MI Mclean, it is now pretty well
understood Bluffs assertion to the contrary notwit
standing was turned out Of the General Post Office
ana given the alternatives of the bench private life
The composition OF the cabinet. sticks in the nostriIs
Oh the Jacksonians-one calls it the ssmenniu1n OF
minnows'" another says the Hero is determined to
demonstrate the least modcum talent sufficient TO
manage the concerns of the nation Illeremarb of
the Chancellor Cxenstern to son. will occurto the
well informed reader. go my son, and seeby what
little sense the world is governed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

LoDlon accounts say, that the Thames T7a,,el hns
been entirely abandoned, for want offunds.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-18

As well then might these besotted despots attempt
to snatch the trident from the hands of Neptune and
rule old oceans waves-or deprive Jove of his pow
er to thunder, and themselves direct and command the
artillery of the skies for liberty, like truth, is all
powerful and eternal, and must prepal =
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-18

IT'S reasons self, the kin of deity
And man tDiH not resign it,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
STILL LATER

The Packet Ship Birminsh ham, has arrived
a. New-York, bringing Liverpool dates TO The
9th Of September. We have received slip
from the Philadelphia Merchants Exchange,
giving the few items which follow. We shall
add further extracts from the New.Yurk papers
20 morrow.
By the arrival Of the Birmingham from Liv.
rrpool wherce she sail d on the 10th Sept. we
have received Cores Advertiser Of the 9th.
Liye, POOL Sept s.-Sinee Tuesday the arri-
walls Of grain from Ireland and coastwise have
been moderate. The weather sill appears
unse,,le d, and although there was pretty good
attendance, sales were Effected only 10 linn
tied extent Of any kind Of grain. Wheat
f,,,v 4d 20 ed, and Flou, Is pc, sack lower.
London Sept 7-On Friday last, we noticed
,ha, The hes, samples Of new wheat were full SIS
nrr Quarter lower, aud even more on inferior
qualities, with large quani'y u"sold.
This morning the supply Of new wheat we
had fresh in was most abundant from Essex
and Kent, but having no improvement 10 ne
condition, the sales was pasicularly heavy, ana
the prices must be noted abon' IS per quarter
lower since last Monday, with con lderaoie
,or,;on Of The arrival left unsold. Flour the
same as last week.
New. from. Cons,an,inople is to the 18TH
The Russians remain at Aidos. Nothing was
certain as to the negotiation for peace The
Grand Sultan had recognized the independence
Of Greece.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
We have seen, says the Bal,imore, A me rio an,

we have seen. says the Baltimore American,
letter to a mercantile house in rhis civ, Of
the 20 August fiom Liverpool--ii says that
100 barrels Of -four ad been sold at 2ss in bond
"a corresponding rise had taken place in gr ain
he same letter states thar the wea, her had
oeen very oos'erou', with great quantities Of
rain Letter from London of he slsi, men
IONS that $50 barrels Of American -four had
been Sid thai day for 81 shilInes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

" The Leeds IntelIigencer Of 5 lave ea,e makes
mention of an Egyptian Mummy which was
presented 70 the Philosophical Society of that
City, by the late John Blaze, ESQ. aud which
has recently unde' gone compIee examination
by that body. On unfolding III. bsndsers in
which the body was wraot, here was discovered
copper plate with hieroglyphics engraved
thereon,'he in'erpre alton cf which made knowo
the business and charac ter of the de- eassd and
the time and place al which the body was EN-
balmed. The time proved TO BE during the
reign OF Mann.ssee he 9Th, called by the Greeks
Menophis, OF the dynasty Of Manitch, and ia.
ther Ut the renowned Sesostyis. Mannasse,
was The eighteenth of The Egyptian Kises, and
sscended the throne 1893 years before the
Dir h OF Chris; he body. therefore, lived con.
,emporaneousiy with Moses. The engraving
also STATES, that The deceased was an incense
bearer and secretary Of the relics Of The God
Mandon at .i'hrbes; which situation he occu
pied about 5000 Years ago"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
FaAi GOODS.

FaA SOoGS.
DY the ships Virginia and Boston from England,
Id and by other late arrivals, we have received
8 or 400 packages seaso,126fe Lry Goods :;
all of which were purchased with great care for css
and which are offered for sale on the bes, terms.
oct1a JOSEPH JANNEY & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

% "a LOCKER On" requests us to say, that, had
"Cs" explanation of the concluding paragraph of his
previous communication although there were other
objectionable ciauscs) been time it might have
prevented continuation of the controversy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
MARRIED,

In Washington, on Sunday, lth instant by the Rev.
s. Cornelius, Mr. IiESRr rRIroS, to Miss SUSANNA
B SMlrH-all of this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

OFFICIAL NEWS FROM CoNsTANTINoPlLh'
The French Governmsn, has received MEL
eence from Constantinople upi 10 the syn oi aug
In the accoun, received. not one word Is SAID
If the great victory reported TO have been IA'"-
ON Cons,an,lnople, yr, the news Of this vic o.
~ i, said 10 have reached Vienna on the ~ n'
N. ba,,le mus, then have take" place ana me
result mus; have been known IN oons'sh,i0op'e'
previously 20 The -:ih insl. the da'e o' INV I >,
XIX Killissa was conveyed 10 Mu",c" oy
Rnss,sn Minis,er, the Count po'emkin. VII"
s,ys that he go, it FROM scheff, 'hr Nassiaa
A Ambassador at Vienna. There can DC ii'''e
doub, now offs bring an inveo,ion. h""s..'
,n. account. {, ON Consi antinoplr speak OIL ,hr
,,ns.s;nrss that reigns in that capital, anu %
m. dresd of the arrival of The Russians al Ad'
rianople. ,I, tho aid lam
issaries who were at E'zeropm reVoi'eo on NV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
LONDON CORY ExCH >NGE. AUGUST %

The mesng trade was not rs brisk this morning as
was expected after the unfavorable weather have
had since las, market day. Indeed the business trans
acted was very triAing Still fine samples of Wheat
supported Mondays price Barley, Beans, Peas, and
Oats also in the same states each Of them obtain
ed last Monday 5 quotations.
hnporfafions stnee Monday English Wheat. 75O
a., Barley, $50 d oa,>, 1850 do Foregn-Wheat
ID 600 ors; Barle, $50 do; Oats l4,450 do, irish
Cats AGO qrs; Flour 400 sacks
LIVERPOOL, AuGUsT 90.
Cotton in request-no change in price. Flour, 2Ss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
CHAMBERLAIN AND HARRIS

CHAMBERLAIN AND HARRIS
O0s' for sale:
N iIhds w. India and N. Orleans sugar
III do do 10 do molasses
20 nSi. whiskey
Is old do
so 9 No 9 and mackerel
chests young nyson tea
Il boxes imperial tea
60 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
1000 pounds Ioafsug.r
10 kegs CARROTS snuff
With general assormer Of
Groceries and Ship Chandlery.
oct IL St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEXANDRLa. I'd CT
Mrs. Ni\l

Notice.
VVHE partnership business, heretofore carried
i der the firm of & A. DOUGLASS, is this da,
dissolved. by mutual consent Those persons who
have claims against the late firm, will present them for
settlement, and those who indebted them
quired to make immediate payment to A. o Douglass
who is fully authorized to receive the same
A. o. DOUGLASS,
MARC iRET DOUGLASS.
Alexandria, Oct. 2--l4.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
N X. WIN. X. CARR, is making a ton

MIR. WIN. x. CARR, is making a tour
~ Tor collection on account of the
Virginia Advocate, in Albemarle and the
neIghboring counties, our subscribers in
instant counties in the state, and in other
s'ates' may avail themselves Of the Mem
Sers oil the Virgiuis Legislature and of
congress to transmit our dues.-The
Representative from this district in Con-
gress, the Hon. VIM. F.. Gordon, and
the Members from this county in the
"enerai Assembly will receive them for
US. The attention of subscribers is ear
nestly solicited to this notifcation.-The
late change in the proprietorship of the
Advocate, besides other imperious con-
s'deratlons makes it desirable that all ar
rearages should be settled up.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
SALT, SUGAR, SC,

SA SACKS LIVERPOOL FILLED SIT
co Hogshead prime West India SUGAR,
l do. do. New Orleans, do.
200 pounds best quality loaf,
l hogshead prime Molasses,
a bags prime Green Coffee,
3 chests Imp'l and Gunpowder Teas,
pipe 18th proof Cogniac Brandy ST. 25
per gallon.
barrel Peppermint Cordial IS cents
per gallon,
QUO pounds Cotton Yarns assorted Nos.
from 81 IL to 81 IS per bunch,
800 pair coarse and fine Shoes,
5O pair strong made plantation brogues
Every low0
i case low priced fur hats,
IL boxes turpentine soap, very low, by
the box,
y do shaving soap by the box or retail,
lO do. Tallow and Sperm. Candies,
| do. very white starch.
With good assortment of Domestic Dry
Goods, sewing silk cotton and thread
needles, pocket knives, case knives and
forks, upper and soal leather, black re-
cord ink, snuff. castor oil, coarse and
fine paper. cheese, tin and earthenware
shoe thread, pocket combs, and many
other articles too tedious 10 mention
low for ready money by
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Main-st, Charlottesville.
October 800 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
NOTICE.

Pf virtue Of Decd of Trust execu,.
- ed by William, IT, A llgre to the SUBJ
scr'oer, Tor the purpose of securing the
payment of a certain debt therein men.
toned, due to Martin Dawson, which said
deed bears date the 3ls, day of October.
1898, and was further and fully proved
ana an recorded in the court of the county Of
Fluvanna on the 25th day of November
1923, will be exposed to sale at public auc
ton, for ready money, on Friday the IIth
day OF December next, at the dwelling
house of the said William II. Allgre. the
tract or parce! Of Land on which the said
Alligre resides; lying and being in the
counties Of Fluvanna and Albemarle. and
On Mechunk Creek, CONTAINING
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER

INTENDING the next year to teach
n small SCHOOL al his house, about
seven miles from Charlottesville, would
take two or three Boys, no, exceeding fif-
teen years of age, to live with. him.
His terms for Board and Tuition
1.-THE pupil furnishing his own bed
Ding will he per annum. 500
For tuition alone, including the
Latin, 25
Where French is taught, aud the
boy does not also learn the Latin
Language: 90
And Tor English Scholars, Is
JONATHAN u. CARR.
November 1913 3,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
24O ACRES.

Three other tracts adjoining the same,
containing in the said three tracts,
1874 ACRES
Making in ali, ga ACRES, adjoining the
Lands OF Dabney Minors estate, SIS
--.7LSO-
A HORSE. The title in me vested az
Trustee. only will he assured and conveyed
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, JR.
Move mber Geo ,ds
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
TT0 FARMERS.n
NEGROES WINTER SHOES

IHNHE subscribers are prepared to fur
n nish by the quantity, superior plan
tation Shoes, at 81 SO cts. per pair. They
will be home made double soIed Brogues,
OF prime leather. This price merely Sc
cures the value Of making, without profit
on the materials; and if gentlemen in want
will make an estimate of cost of materials.
and workmanship, and then examine our
Shoes, we feel confident they will prefer
purchasing ready made, as we think they
will get better article for the same price.
N. b. Persons wishing to furnish mate
rails, can have the same kind made by us,
at 81 l-2 cts per pair.
September 4, '29-,f B.&B
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
THE PROPRIETOR

M the line of ST4GkS between
~ Lynchburg and Alexandria has re-
Gently been Instructed to transport, it three
times week, g. to extend it to the CIV of
Washington. This service has according.
~ commenced. The stage wifieave Char
lottesville for the North, ON Monday.
Thursday, and Saturday, and viii reach
Washington City by ii o'clock A. M. on
the next day, and Baltimore on the same
day at half past A p. NJ :
The Proprietor IS enabled to deliver his
passengers IN Baltimore in the time men
TONED IN consequence of his connection
with the elegant and splendid "NEw
LINE" that now running between Wash.
Ington and Baltimore.
The stage f-om Baltimore for Charlottes-
vile will leave Baltimore ON Monday.
Thursday and Saturday in the morning.
reach Washingto by 10 A. nj. leave Wash.
ington at IL o'clock, and reach Cbarlot,es.
vile the next day at p. NJ. This RIM.
ming through from Baltimore tn ChsrIottes.
VILE IN two days, as short time and with
as much time for rest as by any other
route.
Passengers from Charlottesville to BATH
more are advised, when they design this
route to enter through, as thereby they are
saved from all trouble and Inconvenience
about their seats
Public patronage respectfully solicited
by THE PROPRIETOR
N. B. The people Of Charlottesville OBJ
serve, that by this arrangement, they will
have FIVE differenrmails week, all equal
ly expeditions.
Fare to Washington, So
* 10 Baltimore, Sill
november 2IE29 If e..
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
HIGHEST PRIZE,
$1O,OOO!!!

GAO prizes. amounting to $40 ooo
r., only 1000 Tickets in tho Scheme-No, On.
, nank TO rrize the whole payable in CASH.
wh'ch as usual at CoHEN's Orricr c,n ba -;
, me mo,nent they are drawn ~''' o' h"o
I unote I'ehets, 50 90 Quarters, 81 m
HNseS, 200 Fights, q SO
ORDERS either by mail (post paidJ o or
private conveyance, enclo5ing the Cash or nria.
tention rs il personal nppea ton p'''''ua' at
). l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
n-y,,rb, Baltimore
Inc Register, containing the Official Lis,
VIII be forwarded Immediately after the drsw;n@'
to those who may request il,
Bait more, October II. ISoo
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
THE SUBSCRIBER

! w ILL commence his SCHOOL in
" Charlottesville, ON the 10Th day of
January next, for the instruction of bows.
IN the ENGLISH, L.AILV, GREEK
and FRENCH LANGU.aGES,-
winch will comprise session of little up
wards Of ten months. A vacation of
one month will be given in August. The
course will comprise, in the English De-
Partment. English Grammar, Geography,
Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, and prepar-
atory course Of Mathematics viz. La
crox's Algebra and Legendre's Geom-
ery; in the classical, the Latin, Greek
and French languages with Ancient
History Geography, and Mythology.
ihe instructor will be generally during
the day with his pupils, save sufficient
ume Tor exercise and recreation, SO as to
assist and instruct them both in the pre-
parauon and recitation of their lessons.
As he intends his school to be perma-
nent, and believes he'edvantages of an
education, and the facility of requiring it |
increased by pursuing regular and sys-
tematlcal plan, he would prefer, as pu-
Pils, those boys who will probably com
pIete their scholastic course with him. |
his course is such as to give boys all the
necessary preparation. for any of the Col
leges or Universities, and especially for
the University Of Virginia, with an eve
to which it has been prepared. He
would be glad if those who intend to ia
vor him with their patronage, would i'm
apprize him of their intentions,
Tor II the size of the school will Justify it
ne will employ an assistant, so as to have
the French Language taught by native
F'renchman. Those who may not be
acquainted with the subscriber, he would
refer to Thomas w, Gilmer, Rice
w. Wood, V. w. Southall, James w.
Saunders. Henry Il. Harris, DR.. Ch.
locke, Thomas j. Randolph, Philip P.
Barbour and VIM. F. Gordon. Board
n genteel families, can be obtained in
Charlottesville from eight to ten dollars
,er month.
'ERMs FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Tor instruction in the English
branches, Latin, Greek, French
and Mathematics, s35
English branches, Latin & Nlath-
cmatics, sol
english branches only, %
GEORGE CARR,
Principal.
November 2O-'2o ,f
The Editors of the Richmond En-
uirer and National Intelligencer will in
srt the above once week for four
'eeks, and forward their accounts to
lis Office for payment. Il
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
MARRIED..

At Norfolk on Thursday evening last. bv tho
Rev. MIR: Wisg6eld, Commodore James Barron
Commandant of the Navy Yard at Gosport. to
Miss Mary Ann Wilson, eldest dauy liter of Mr.
John Wilson, Of Portmouth, Va.
At Abingdon, Va. on The 5th inst. Mr. Hugh l..
McClung, of this place, to Miss Rachael Nor
gan, daughter of Col. Rufus Morgan deceased.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
SAhWs sc.

JUST RECEIVED
Oh SACKS Liverpool filled Salt,
~ Cheese Sugar and Coffee,
Tea, Chockola,e, Candles, Soap,
Nader, Raisins, Rice,
Hacks Yellow Segars.
Aispice, Pepper, Ginger
Copperass, Castor Oil,
Pint and half pint Flask.,
Tumbleis, Glass S by 10 g. 10 by IL
Putty, Crackers by the pound or key.
Powder and Shot.
Also
Shad, Mackarel and Herrings,
Gin. French Brandy, Rum,
Whskeyy by the barrel or gallon, Vim
y egar.
Fine and coarse Shoes.
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers
Crockery, Stone and Tin Ware,
Fur and Wool Hats,
Plough Lines, Oats and Rye.
Constantly on hand. good assortment
OF the above named articles. and low for
CASH.
III. NJ. WOLFE,
Random Row.
October $50 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
''HE NEXT STATE LOTTERY

coHESs oFFiCE-B,,r,ro.r,
We nr.s.,,1., Oct. II, 1899.
The Marylo,,f, .S,a,e Lotteyw. y
{, hhr o dns on the ODD and EVEN sYs1E,r
of Bal,im"sg. o, wn;Sh will take place in the CITY
EEMBER, 1899. tue 2oth NO
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27
HOUSE FOR RENT.
BOOK-BENDING

IHE SUBSCRIBER
INTENDING to remain in Charlottes-
n vile with his family the ensuing win
ter, provided he should meet with encour-
ageinent, respectfully offers his services to
the citizens of Charlottesville and the pub
nc generally. that he is prepared to do
BOOk-BINDlNG in all its different quail
tiles, from SUPER EXTRA CALF down to a
PLAIN SHEEP BOOK and he feels confdp n,
that from the many, years experience he
has had in business in mott of ,ho
northern cities, that he will be able N u;vs
"n'cersdI satisfaction to all those who 1,v
please to favor him with their na.ronsos
Tor durability, neatness, puuctuali,v and
at the lowest northern prices.
:. JOSEPH MARTIN.
haln-st opposite Mr, d. lsaacs.
~. 3. Any Gentlemen who NAV have
Libraries to repair. or any number ofbooks
10 oInd, will find it much to their adysn.
tags by calling on the subscriber.
J; NJ,
October l8--'2o 0
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27

Hu'I'eIous others OF 700, 100, 90,
~, 20, so, &c. &c.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole SI0-Half S5-Quarter 50 So
Eighth 81 25.
~ Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lotteries, will receive the most
prompt attention if addressed (post paid, }
TO YATES g. MINTYRE,
Washington City, d. G.
C. An official account of the drawing
will be forwarded to adventures, free OF
postage.
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