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LAND FOR SALE


AN are DESTROYS Of selling the Tract of Land on
winch VIC reside This tract contains by survey
1 hundred acres and lies in what is called the rich
cove near the meeting house, on the main road
leading from charlottesville to Nelson Court House
The land is divided into portions nearly equal by the
county line of Abemarle and Nelson and each portion
has on it comfortable dwelling house. and other neces.
sary houses for the accommodation of family II is I'M
state ot rapid Improvement and there CONSIDERABLE
portion f fine auco yet on the tract
The whole of the tract is well adapted the production
of corn and wheat. The tract is well tmbered and
abindant'y supplied with excellent water. AS it is pre.
sumed that any person wishing I" purchase will first
view the land further description of il is deemed UNI
necessary. The terms will he accoumo dating and
young negroes will be taken in par, payment The sub.
scribcrs, living on the premises will shew the land 10
wh"msoevcr may be desr. MS of purchasing.
WIN ~ SAMUEL. VALLEY.
March 7-12t
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NOTICE.
VENlE undersigned hereby foreyarn all persons from
IL tEespassing on their lands in this county, or hunt
lng ranging or shooting thereon without permission from
them respectively. JOHN WlNN
John III. CRAVEN,
OPIE NORRIS,
II. J. RANDOLPH,
NICHOLAS VI. LEWIS,
CiiAS. MERIWETIIER,
SAMUEL CARR,
JOHN ID. CRAVEN,
LA. G. DAVIS.
CHARLES l.. BANKHEAD
JAMES o. CARR.
J. ROSS.
EDWARD o. GOODWIN
DAVID NICHE
Sept. %. NlMROD BRAMHAM
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REMOVAL.

EOHES ID. w 'LKER, TAILOR MD HABIT MAKER
- Has returned to his old stand on the SQUARE next
door To MIR Ope Norris, where he solics continue nee
o ms friends tavors and with sentiments gratitude re-
turns ms sincere thanks 10 his patrons of Char
'ctesve and ITS vicinity for the very liberal share of bu
Shess he has received since hs arrival In the Town and
bcgs to INFORM the public that he will make any
IL, .e hea,es possible manner and in style to suit the
JB w is regularlv sunnI;ed b., I h;e
IN LONDON and New York with the latest fashions
n. Is. SUIT made Oh six hours notice if required
March 7--tf
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FIVE poLLAns REWAnn

STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber at
HOFowidess Landing, in Albemare county, the 3Ist
day OF December, 1928 small By HORSE, about
seven years old long taa in the oroead small
on one OF his ears, and about feet 10 inches hieh
Any person who will get hio and bring him buck to me
again shall receive tho shove reward Any information
Of him. wiz be thankfully received by the Sutscrer v,
ing IN Nelson county about miles east Of Livingston
Feb, % 81 EIUFORD Rail
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
YHNE long and protracted illness of the undersigned
N with the. small Ia pc expectation "i recovery.
render not only desirable but absolutely necessar
he should arrange his worldly ai,rs as leave as lit
tie un!one possible. With view to c.nsu,nIuaiir
that object far practicable he aels for sale on ih
Premises at Public Auction, the 9th day Of April he
ing Abenarle court day, tire house and LOT stu
aed ut the foot OF the first leading from Char
lesyie to the University, al present occupied by Mr.
John Patton Expecting when first purchased, to make
permanent residences spared neither pains expense
to make the improvements both comfortable and dura-
Bile.
The terms. one third of the pnrchlse money in hand
the residue III two annual payments. The pressure the
times have BEEN and sucb that ai real estate bein
forced INT" market must ii sold, he ced Such il
Is contemplated, will be the fate of this.
Gen icncn having IN iey to lay "ut requested to
view The premises aud judge for iheseIve 1t mas new
er rented Tor less than S2,U year.
CHARLES SPENCER.
The subscriber takes this opp rtuniiy inform the
public that he has, r the present cnlcd msc ron that
spacious and well impr"v,d Lit summit of said
ennencc, which he fitted up tor Mr. Antrim, at a greu:
expense, and will continue To keep PR!p.iTE H., TEE-
I9L,hE., there, until he se Lease or heul tie
same. Comfortable stable and lot with 10 sai.s II
constant supply o the b ST prvinde,a ctreiu cadv
Osier, with every other CALCIUM I'd IT,
give satisfaction u h"se whr nay tayor hn. WITH Their
Gust IN e. )
March Ia. Ic2o. 81
p ). Should the day prove rable the sale will
be- D"s,pnned 4" the mex a.r dny
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LAND IOR SALE.

II.
HE Subscriber wishes to sell the tract of land o.,
Which he resides in the County of Albemare con-
timing three hundred adjoining the above tract Of
William " Samuel Naiey. This tract has il a COM
Portable dwelling house. good barn and other necessary
out HOUSES for the fcc"nmt dat"n ola family. 1t is A.
bundantly supplied with timber for the support of TIM
plantation which is adapted the cultivation of corn
and wheat and much of which fresh land cultivated the
last year in t''bacco The whole panat is in good
state ni Improvement II lies the main r, ad leading
from Charlottesville to Nelson Court House The terms
will I've nade accommodating to purchasers, and ye ing
negroes will be taken IL part payment of the purchase
money. Application may be made TO the subscriber v-
ing un the premises
GUTTRIDGE TIIURMoND.
March 7-12t
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fENlE RESIDUE Of the RE.1L ESTATE IF THCM-
n rs JEfFERSO.N, deceased. in the county of AL
n"'nare, nnsd. comprising the mansion h. Mon
ticcllo and 1000 of rstratc LIN d. is offered
"nc On accommodating terus and little more is expect
ci than fair price for the land. estimating the
srHvemcnts T. j. RANDOLPH,
Executor of THOMAS JErrEHsox, deceused.
Dec - If
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GRAFTED APPLE TRtFs

FHNilE Subscriber, residing The University oT Vir
gina, has large collection 81 select and apprt we'd
varieties of GRATED FRUiT TREEs which he fers Tor
sale reasonable terms RUBIN hIAJKY
March 7-3t
The stanton Spectator is requested o give the above
two Insertions, and forward their to this Office
payment.
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CHEAP BA1GArNs

SllE subscriber continues his establishment under
g the direction of Mr.. THOMAS FADELY He
has on hand BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS, CH8IRS, SET
TIES, NJ achich ,cii be sOd iGac. HCL Sc and SIGN
rms fiNG. md TCRAL G, IN 0H its iromk,s. will be
rXe' uted at the shortest n"ce all orders left with Mr.
lade'y, will be punctually attended Ia.
JOHN CROMWELL.
Niarch o. 81
n. b The shop is on Min street, opposite Captain
Gtrrcts Tavern
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NOTICE.
March IL.

MILL he offered for sale d credit Of six months
w the Jefferson Hotel, charlottesville on Thurs
day, the I'd dry ut Apr next if sir it the next l,r
day, at 10 n'clcck. A NJ All my UOLSEIfOLD oad
hfICHEN FJKNiTtEE, CO insisting q OF nt.scr #
Eeds cadstcads, Mattresses, Tables Iook glass ,!e
boards, bureaus, Metal Clock, &c &c Aiso. several
Cows. GEO GARNFJ,r
slarch H. tds
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR Tnr vrRGiyI, ,rvuc.rE
E5, WRITTEN AT T:!E UNIVERSITY Dc v
March l2:h, 1922
Oh h>nc % &C: srce, once s, fair,
II Nv s.itr BREATH t!r, ttn,c.. ar,
Il wv MJI;tful is til, ,.iv.nur'd sDunl
u stranger voices whispering round!
WI, GROVES not. at thy silent walls,
The das>iati2n of Thy halls:
Wn,rA science, .ate by learning - side,
Stretched forth tho sccptIe OF her pride
The very breeze that rushes by,
j. laden with aiiliction's sigh,
-. Tie very dcw-drop sparkling here,
Perchlnce, may be compassions tear.
How art thou changed. oh seat n fame,
Since liz rejoicing spirits came,
With bu ryant hope and sauguine trust,
To sluniber III thy silcn; ius,
How little fear disturbed tlcbreast
TO which each youth was iondly pr ssh,
Fer from The dear domestic hearth,
Ills tmid step could wander forth
When gus,,' ID affections gentle tear
Because The parting. hour was near,
Hope sprung within the t.irobbing heart
And babe each boding fear depart!
They dream d not of the touch of death,
When youthful strength inpell'd each breath;
They thought not ofred fever S flush,
'hhc SdHibS VA ~ Scih oiush
oh s1d must be the fttcd hour
When hopes protracteu dream is Ger
When hearts that thrill at every sound
Mus, feel uiiiiction's keencst wound.
Tar from the home of tender ties.
Each poor unconscious victim lies
StranyeiS The hand that fingers there!
Strange Is the Voice that muruurS prayer.
PcrcRancc. delirious fancy lends
Some token of far distant friends;
mothers voice may erect the car,
In sounds to mcmry ever dear.
Oh blessed deusiou still endure
Till SORROW needs thine aid no more
Till the poor hcar has throbbed its last,
And mortal agony is past
Eut. onward sweeps the wing Of lime,
And changes f;t are and CLINE;
Again, the witlcI d heart shall bloom,
winch lingcIs III mis- ries niJom -
Again, shall vernal reezes blow,
a gain. the rose of health shall glow,
And, science tn her houic repair,
10 maze COlu.ibiL 5 sons her care
Eut Oh when To that stately dome
Another youth. hi band shall come,
May every voice !:; I,rr,lurs there
breathe forth, the holy words y pr,tter
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THE CELEBRATED HORSE

= III HUM T. :
Is O;.Bt OK will stand part of the ensuing season M
4 s. my stable in Fluvana and the ether mart in Char
tcsvile, Abcn'arlc Roebuck will he let to mares at
tin seas discharged by S. paid in the season or
81 IT paid III advance $50 the single cap and SIG To
ensure the in toa. WM c. ii. STRANGE
March st
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VHNHE Alexandra St,ge leaves Charlottesville on
N day and Wednesday mornings at A NJ. II reach
cS Alexanoria the following days at p. NJ
The fare through only 81 90
The necessary expenses ON the road g co
The public ate respectfully invited n try this line
THE PROPRIETOR. .
Jan. 3'--f
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MI Sil;

MI Sil;
TEEllE undersgn I'd .cciiuy inf rms the ula;t,
IL "i Albcmarle ot his intention giving instruction
IN The above accomplishment, comprising In. H. " jrp
Instrn..ents. PLL''o FORTE, IOLLI, CL4gIROIET
and FLUTE.
Pers' Ms living in distant parts of the Sonny
are particularly informed that the subscriber Is uc,aI ed
to attend regularly at their residences.
Strict attention will be paid the Improvement of his
pupils III pursuing The most approved method uslruc-
tioD, as adopted by the first teachers III Richmond
Apply at Mr.. FIrCH'S Eagle Hotel in charlottesville
where terms will be made known.
March "a, lc29 If
~ u. Pianos tuned and repaired at the shortest no.
tice w. IL
"A ISIS Court held for A''"''' County the st" March
ralph ii. Field, Plaintiff,
Richard Wood and John Field, Defendants
Nv CIL3.NCERY.
The Defendant, Richard " ood not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence to the court that they arc not
Inhabitants of this commonwealth, melton of the
plaintiff by counsel it is ordered that the said dcen-
dant Richard Wood do appear here the first Monday
in June next and thu plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Vipna
Advocate, newspaper published the town of Char.
ottesvillc, for two months successfully, and that another
copy thereof be posted at the front door Of the court
house tor the same length of time.
copy este,
IRA GARRETT n c.
March IL. 2m
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q c: PARSONS, Dentist, from New.York, respect
~ fully ni'rns the Ladies and Gentenen of Char
ioesvuie and It's vicinity, that he will'be found Mr.
fitchs Tavern, for few days. If des,rous to
have their teeth put in complete repair life they NAV
avail themselves of the opportunity The great ipor-
lance OF having teeth cleansed filed plugged in or
der to prevent their further decay agreeable to
all ages and sexes decayed teeth and the guns poison
ed by the tartar remaining long time the teeth must
be admitted by all eminent Physicians to be very perni-
cious tn health.
lie Will plug teeth that painful, to last for life by
previously destroying the painful sensation Teeth set
III all cases. dccayed teeth off, and sound placed
to the roots; the most difficult roots extracted
with The greatest possible and safety. Children
teeth regulated agreeaby to their age. nc.
HIS practice Tor eighteen years past in various parts
tne united Satas he trusts has given general sasiac-
ton aud convinced many who have been afflicted with
painful teeth or have had the mi fortune to lose them
that IL is most advisable to consult experienced Den.
risT in due time. What is wealth in comparison to a
good set OF teeth Documents be produced To the
satisfaction OF all who may please To apply Rcconnen-
dations from the following Gentlemen of New York
D. L. Mitchell. NJ. ID. Th"s. Boyd, NJ D. Dr. Frary Hud
SON. Rev. DR. Griffin, of Williams College, the Hon Ed.
ward Livingston, and Mr. Jas Stout, Of Orange CuuI,
House. Va
Medical Gentlemen are invited to witness his mode O
operating He Will wait those at their dwellings, who
may request it.
Fob. 9Th IS2n. If
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La MoTrs COUCH DnOps


NOR Couous, CossraprIoss, CoLps, IsfLuESzA,
q WHooPIsa CouoHs, SrAsmoDIc ASTHMA, PvIS ~
ruE SIDE, DLrricuLrY BREATHING AND WANT OF
SLEfP.
We, the subscribers, have sod La Motifs Cough Drops
- gents for the Messrs CroSty's. The Medicine IA,
blamed the appreciation of the public by effectng
~ cures of the diseases for which it is recommc
we nave therefore no hesitation in commencing LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS excellent medicine.
u Dawson, druggist, and U. 5 Surgeon ut Fort FAY
cite. Pittsburg ia j. liamm NJ. d. and L. ID. Downer
druggists, GAINESVILLE; VIM Mount, NJ ID. DAYTON Nj.
w of N Co. Apothecarys Hail. Goodwin II Ashton and
rafrciilds Co druggists, CINCINNATI; ) Sharplc3s,
merchant st Clairsvillc H. Brubachcr Co merchants,
Springfield l.. Z. Frazier merchant Zcnia VIM. Lowry
heban"n. (O0 DIR. l.. Ferris. Lawrenccburgh; DIR. H.
Watts, Madison, (nd) Tn Wells, Druggist, Nashville
Thomas Davis. Shebyve and DIR. George M'Dancl,
Ciarkcsvlc. (Tcnn) Byers u Butler. druggists Louis
VILE +. Floyd, druggist Frankfort DR. NJ G. Aslbv
Richmond Crutchheld ~ Russell, druggists Danvie |:
vi .lvane ~ Allen, merchants. Shcbyville p b. Price
merchant, Georgetown Il. N H. Brcn,s merchants Pa
us Alexander ~ Stockton merchants Fleming sburgh
L. is. Atwood Greensburgh; T.. Frabue, druggist, Rus
scllville and X. Nj. kcrcheval, druggist Gardstown
(kentucky) 90
Certifcafes Of important cures ,oM accompany each
Bottle, .cM parte"iar directions for using.
u ; Id wholesale by q II =. Crosby, Columbus
Ohio" and by L. Thompson, Smi, and Pearsall Fullerton
~ Sexton Butler ~ Jenkins. druggists, Phiade!phin u,
and by ST Swcetser, George and James ailey George
u and j. ;. kecrl, Bntimore Each bottle confirms 10
doses-pricc 81 For sale by WYNN u DAVIS
-Ch"rioHeSriiie. Juiy >, lc2S-IvIf
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YATES & M'lNTYRE,

w HHTII1TOn, ID. Z.
Prize tickets in former lottercs received as cash
An official account of the drawing will be forwarded
distant adventures. free postage
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GJOrders tor tickets shares the ab l. .tteries
forwarded by mail (post paid) by private hand will
meet with the prompt attention il addressed TO
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SPLENDID LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 30 COO DOLLARS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTER y

CLASS NO. H.
Will be drawn in the city of Washington, on Saturday,
tito 18th April, 1879
GO No. Lottery--9 drawn ballots.
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YASIIINGToN CITY LOTTERY

5iSTU
To tie drawn in the City OF Wa shington on Friday the
2Th March, lc2y
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- I'd
Whole Tickets SIes--Halves So, Quarters So So
Eighths 81 %.
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TnF vIRGiHI, ADVOCATE.
LINES, WRITTEN AT TIE UNIVERSITY Dc VA.
March l2.h, 1922.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-22

HAVE received by the last packet large sup
Ladies lasting doubled vampcd spring walking shoes
Do do French slippers. very superior
DO do American do with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers the latest fashion. for sum-
mer walking shoes
GontlcmCns superior boots, square and round toes
DO do light dress Shoes do do do
Do do govt skin pumps. do do do
DO do calfskin do do do do
DO morning slippers, various colours
Misses coOured and black lasting and morocco slip
pcrs, the greatest variety in this city
Boys calf skin bootccs and shoes, double lined
DO light cali skin and seal skin dress shoes
Childrcns leather shoes and bootccs
Do lasting aud morocco bootcCs and shoes, of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article Of boots, buutccs
aud shoes that be- made and all of them of their
own manufacture.
Also,
n large assortment of sral skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bars
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day g. Martins backing, and a large supply of
paste blocking
Gouds real japan sponge backing. at % cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch pyons
Silk and cotton bralds
No. black ribbon
Aud large supply Of gents cheap uailcd and peg.
gcd boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor.
ner Of Main and 18th streets
mar %
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S4LE or LIND.

virtue Of deed OF executed hy Robert Douiat e.
- the subscriber, bearing date the 10Th Feb 1896 and
uuY recorded IN the office OF thc county Of Augusta,
shall proceed To sell AZ public aucum before the Wayne
Tavern ~ SauniOu, OF Saturday, te IOh day of Nav next,
Tor cash. the following valuable Real Estate, described IN The
dccd above referred to- ipows-"Two certain tracts or
parcels OF Land lying aud being the county ct Augusta on
we Az Pasture river tire tract containing by estimation,
I77I acres, the other containing estimation lO tcrcs bc the
same mOrc or less Which sad Of land particu
larry described IN deed hy Lewis Iauey and Jane b. his
wc, bearing date the 10Th dav uf May 1926 whereby thr said
two tracts Of land conveyed TO the sad Ruhcr DoubaL"
uprl l-w5t XVN KINNEY tuu