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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
FALL and Winter Goods.

EsHE sibstfibefs having now received Tie
K.estsr par OF their FALL aud WIN
I'm GOODS. respectfully invite Their custom
,rs. and purchasers generally. 10 examine mon
! u #essnt extensive a-sorimeni In the FANCY
I5sy hey have The pleasure of offering, At the
naa a.od+tate prices. the i1lln"ing
Superior hlaek Italian luslfngs
Kienesi biz Satln Issantines
Blk. and blns hias Gfo de Nap silks
Blk CoTdnd Gro de Lanns, n NV article
Printed BalIee.se, various shades aud figures
Rich figured ismarin~s, extremely cheap
saiin.. Modes aud florenceI, every shade
fifo de Nap Silks, every made
Partisan PLAID Gro Il hBps, new style
faw pieees sankin aud Canton Grapes
Galicoes, m extensive and beautiful assortment
Biz Jlfcassans aud BombaZines
Ladies steel mlaed linbil Cloths
London brown AMI imperial blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Merlno Cloths
ambored Bsak Muslns, richest figures
PLAIN, Swiss apa Book do
81 and & 4 Jicsnels aud Cambrics
! lew pieces ID Medium Mlsli0s, elegant
4 4 ID and 6i 1h,bei shawl.
Merino Long sbawIs, first order
Embroidered Paris Grape ohawls aud Scarfs
Palmorlne and silk Shawls
Lace capes, CaIlsteis and Pelernes, spl eadid
Deconpe aud Barge Dress Shawls
Artificial Wfeafhs an5 Roses
a and 5.4 Bobblnel Laees, pain aud figured
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p.,.h.aa, - III. .',zYf'#
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coIton SIN and Wars,.1 t,.5., 1a1lasso,t
mon,
rino md s.n.,e fine e,as. t,....t..a,,..t mons
A le,. n,eee. ..n.,,or .rb,ead f,s.l'. Il.
A beaa,,hul assnrlment ma, st.I5 pn..ns, RIB
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A ya,,s,, ~ ,,.,os, o,,h,a;.,..a, ID, p3.ha,.
I,1,,.1 ',,I,o,ls,.a Ain. .,aa IL. sim
sloyes
E Ia. 49, fo,,c,, "a, p.,..a.4
W. In,,,,aa K,tLa,,. lid na,a,.
Ladies mud f,totIe,,aus bi,rk and wb,,e SILK
Gla.se ''''
pain ,.b,ls Marine f,I.,h. nm ,,d ho..,io,l
s,,,rla
.o,. fa.Lioo.l1.. ! ...l..a. g. g.. g..
49,,
81 Afbf ekPO1l5s
few pieces ertra fine Eng. Ci5ihs, blue aud
black
An elegant assortment fine l. supeifna English
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

ElHE Proprietors Of the Richmond and
Baltimore Union Line of Stages and
Steamboats,, by Taprahaanock, respectfully in
form the public and travellers generally that
This line has been in operation one gear thai
the best of coaches, horses, aud most experien.
ced aud careful drivers are, and will be con.
sfaniiy kept that The route affords the best ac.
commodalions. good roads, and no hight tray
cling by land. The Stages leave the Bell Tav.
ern In Rchmond, every Wednesday aud Samr-
day morning. at o'clock, and arrive at Tappa-
hammock to dinner, returning leave Tsppahaa.
mock every Monday morning at 8 o'clock. and
Thursday mornings on the arrival of the Steam.
boat Patuxent from Baltimore aud arrive In
Rlchnond in the evening On Saturdays thew
mus, meet the Paiuxeat at Tappahannoclt, ready
to take passengers 10 Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by o'clock. P. M
The boat leaves Baltimore every Wednesday
morning and arrives at Tappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Proprietors will spare
10 iabour or expense 10 render this route agree
able, and they have the pleasuss to state, thai
passengers have uniformly expressed themseye,
delighted with the line. A.
.GY Stage fare al the low rkte OF SO 90; in
termedia,e Stages, 8 cents per mile.
Oct. Is. - E#' ,Ht 2m16
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

I WILL sell from 30oto 900 acres OF unclear
ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of a mile from New London Academy
md thirteen from l.ynchbutg. Ills well adapt
Ito the culture of Tobacco and the different
ind ofgran usually cultivated in the neghbor
mood iswell watered, and lies better than any
ract Q its size in this part ofthe country. Ii is
50 situated as TO be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
Enquire OF the subscriber, one mile and hal
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. s29
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FRESH ARRIVALS

AF BLLLOCK'S OLD Stand.
IA ekEE, ROBINSON & co. ara weekly
IFA receiving lhe'r lall supply OF Staple aud
Fancy Goods, and at prices that defy compe.
ttion. They deem il unne cessary to state the
selling prices of any article, the customers
may resi- assured they are prepared to exhibh
al klhd OF Goods, at prices that will be highly
satisfactory.
Country Merchants and Pedars are respect
fully Invited Ia view the assortment. Country
produce taken at IFS full market value.
Oct 3. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

~lRGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court of Chancery for the District
Lynehburg, on Monday the Sd day ofAususi 1s29 Ar
chibald Glenn, PHI. ag ans Euslace Hunt admir-.
Thomas Bouldin decd John Irvine, John Slanfeldt
james Eastman, Clement Lpsconb Thomas Stamps,
james Rainey, VIM. Smith, james Scott, John
Linn, Thos. Jefreys, AdamToote and Harrison Stan
field and j. Richardson, admrs. of John slanfeid,
dec. Defts
r, The defendants James Eastman, James n aney ane
Thomas Jefreys, having entered their appearance
and gwen security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, aid it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF ih
country, il is ordered that the said defendants %
appear here on the tenth day of the next term ana
answer the bill fthe painiifssd that copy of TINS
otdef be forthwith inserted insome newspaper publish
ed in the town Lynchburg for tw month successfully
and posted at the front door oftbe court in tue
said town.
Acopy-Teste. DRODES, D. c.
August II. wsw
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SUFpr IN
Sept.
Nov. 2.

n T Courtheld for buckingham county the 10th day
~ ofoctober ls29, Alexander Patesou pitt against
lsaoe b. seruggs, and John A. Scuiggs, and Thomas
w. Scruggs, admr. of John Scrnggs, decd. deffs
The defts Isaac Is Scrnggs and Jno. A. Scruggs not
having entered thar appearance aud given security
codDg 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this country II is ordered that the
said isaae b. aud John A. Seruggs do appear here al
January Court next and the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper printed in the of Lynehburg for
two months successfully and posted the front door
the court house oftlis county.
A copy. -Tesle,
GoLrE ELpRIDer, IT, b c.
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Smith, bagwell ~ Go.

10y the directions of the will of John Han.
- sard, dec. late of The county If Amherst,
winch will has been duly recorded IN he Su.
pefior Couri of said County, will be exposed
sale, on the prem lses en ihr I'd day OF Jan
hary mex, that part OF the SAID l sta,ors tract
OF band, lying IN the county Of Amherst, winch
ad1oins the lands OF Anthony aucker, dec. and
which is 10 be separated from the remainder
Of the tract, by the road from 1insleys line,
OWN The spring lnnladed,) To Nm. McDan.
iel's line, 10 the Mansion House tact A Plat
mud Survey of the land y i'll be present on the
day of snle--and the ,and will be sold To the
highest bidder, for cash, unless the terms OF
sale should he otherwise directed by the dew.
sees, John, Ambrose, Archry, Sophia, Polly.
PAMELA and Caroline. children of The Ies,ator
and between whom the proceeds are objected
to be divided.
BENZ. 1ALlAFERRo High sheriff
oil Amherst county, and as such ad
mnstrator with The Will an.
nexed of John Hansard
deceased
Sept. 81 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

abUNAWAY from my plantation near New
u d Glasgow, on the 18th OF September,
GEORGE SETON. boy about IA or Is years
of age, badly grown, he has bad conntenance,
aud when spoken 10 he looks down. and smi les
before he makes reply. His clothes not re-
collected. ! expect he will attempt to get to
Bedford county, a, his mother is in the posses
sion Of jesse Irvine, near NV London.
PAUL 4. CABELL.
New Glasgow, Oct. 26 is
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nuRsuANr to a deed OF trust executed by
Patrick T. Burton and Mary his wife, 10
tho subscriber for pnfpoteB therein nanet,
bearing date the 2lsi day Of MAY, 1929 and
duly recorded In the county court Of Bedford,
shall proceed 10 sell, al tho laic fesidenee OF
dc said Burton, in Bedford county, On the 26ih
Instant, # fair, ii not, the nexi sir day thefem
ter, al the stock nj horses, hogs, sheep, and
oiher cattle OF every description. the crop Of
rye. corn and oats, and all the farming utensils
belopgine 10 SIND plantation. A credit of 81.
mouths viii be allowed the purchaser on giving
bond with approved security unon oil sums Of
IS and upward, under S. cash will be 10.
suirea.
BENJAMIN WIGGiNfoN, Trustee.
NV ids2b
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nR. HoLcoMBE having become sole
EHproprietor of the above Apothecary Shop
takes this opportunity of notifying his friends
aud the public, thai be designs keeniap full
suppl of all articles in his line OF business U;s
stock is very good one at this time. and he
will continue to receive fresh Supplies. from the
north, as they nay be wanting. On hand, few
gallons of llNSEED OIL, a few dozen hotties
genuine old PORT AND MADEIRA WINE
WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL, &c. &c.
Oct. &c 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

Afea " ~ 81 VAL 5a
lStlE subscriber has ju7t received mum
VI ben OF staple and fancy articles, 10 many
u hich he invites the particular atten ion OF
tbe lades. They are IN part as follows:
Fancy GAUGE hdkfs. and Scars
Paiated Belts and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap do
Bat,iste and grass Cambrics
lew pieces very superior Bingham
loo pieces CalIcos-lRtesr style +
Piece superior French Bombagine
Italian Lusirings, Levantines, SenShaws,
silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
IRISH Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laces
Circassians, Lastrings aud Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watsred Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink Florences
Do Saiins
White ard Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss Jaconet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked Muslins
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Ladies' and gentemens' Beaver Gloves VERY
superior)
few rieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment of Domest
All al The most reduced prices, and more daily
expected. II. ALLISON.
July y 1899
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Soda w alter

NNHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now N
- full operation.
HE has also received a small additional sup
ply OF DRUGS & MEDICINES, some of which
are direct from PARIS and LONDON.
I'll. puV9L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
THRUSH. SALE.

HBf sHIan Of deed Of tr.,si executed 10 the
Il saDscriber by Walter II. Middleton, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Lynah h
burg. snail proceed on Monday the . n day
II ihis present month, 10 sell atpnblte aueiion
that valuable stock Of GROCERIES AND
MERCH ksDfHE, lately IN possession Of sad
Middleton. ingether with sundry slaves aud
other valuable property embraced IN sad dssd
The sale viii 6e continued from day 10 day,
until the whole Of The said property l. diffosed
Of Terms liberal aud mad kno.a N the
DAY of sals. The books, debts aud accounts
Of said Middleton have been delivered into
my possession for collection. All persons IN.
iebiod to said Middleton are heraby requested
10 make immediate payment 10 me. As no in
dulgenoe can be given, and all persons are
hereby forwarded fiom paying my OF said
debts 10 any person but the subscriber or his
authorized agent. 1. r. BRoWh, trustee.
Nov D. ids
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FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
FALL GOODS.

NRTE HAVE NJ iength the pleasure OF i'll
w fotming our friends OF the arrival OF a
part OF our FALL SUPPLY, comprising great
many scarce aud fashionable articles;
Cambria and Muslin Ems, India worked Robes
A beautiful assortment OF water Calicoes
Maltese Calicoes ieniirely new in patterns
Ga Cambrcs, aud 3 aud 6 1 Jaoonet anslins
Book and Japannsd Null Mnshns VERY cheap
Akron Checks, small patterns and fine
with other Goods, al extremely low prices, al
OF which they wish their customers to examine
MCKEE, ROBINSON 81 co.
Sept. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

q VERY handsome lite Farm, unon the
"a head waters of APpoms.tox, in Buckine
nam Ihls land IS IN The neishborhood of Go
yer Hi, lies remarkably wi. produces Ia.
oacco OF the tines' quality, and Inns upon it a
very large orchard OF well selected fr',d the
tract contains $40 acres- Persons u,s,n,sed 10
buy, will apply 10 the snhsaaher or Col. Samt.
A. Patteson, who lives adja.aing the premises
SAMl, p. CHRISTIAN.
March 9. ,s
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A REMOVAL.
M ARIA .. GRAY

NVflSHES 10 inform her customers nd the
" public generally, that she has taken a
room IN The brick tenement, immediately oppo.
site 70 James c, Moorman's well known Tav
ern The room is quite convenient to the Main
street, and very easy TO be found. She has a,
ms Tune all the fashions that arc in use at this
season and VIII continue TO get patterns sui,a.
BILE for every season ofthe year.
N. b. ne subscriber had thought farther
notice of this kind was unnecessary n,,l 81.
was told that some evil disposed person had 70.
ported she was not able 10 attend IN bns;,,oas
II would he well Tor every body that wishes
work done, 10 call and see for themselves,
Oct. IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
HOUSE COVERING

YSHE subscribers having nade a efss
II proyement IN fire proof Covering 10
obtained patent for the same, offer ,b he a. ala
efit of II TO the public. 'eo'
The improvement consists in using fss,a.,
which are locked in The grooves and naaaas
the sheeiing plank. By this means. no ns1 %
driven through the Tin, and the nails are ,.I .
protected against The weather, which elisc,..',s
y prevents than from rusting, aud the ,a-n.
leaking -whereas, on the old plan, The ~.
are all driven through the sheets, and I'm, sa.
cred by the grooves, they are neyerthsla'.
wet by every rain, which, in no great Ieng,h .
time rnsts them of. Consequently. loo,ies a. y
Tin from the roof. and occcasionine thou,sate
OF leaks. This fact is well known.
Anather advantage on the new plan is ,ho,
there is,no occasion of he sheeiu plaptts a.
ing klla dried, nor more than three quarters :,
an inch thick. And again, on old houses M
thing is required tu, TO take off the old sbnel.,
and put on the tin or sheeling This makes a,
good n root rs can he made, and SAVES Tho
whole expense oil shee,ing anew.
VIM. BURD.
X. S. TILDEN
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= q A II 8. ~ G..

HAOR SALE by the subscriber, large sup.
- ply oil SOAPS, viz Fancy Soaps, great
variety, Engli . and American, Windsor vesti.
m"alai an lurpentine Soaps and Veslimenlal
FSsenee, Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
$40 REWARD.

n D uNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday
NO, the ooh inst negro named TAYLOR,
from The neighborhood OF Bent Creek, Bu0king.
ham. He IS between twenty and % years old,
oil very dark complexion, chunky and well built,
little inclined TO be bow legged, lisps little
when spoken 10 ; he has, expect, free papers,
which, suppose, and have been informed, he
mas stolen from free negro, the name Of whom
do not recollect. There is no other marks
particularly, that can at present identify. IL
the above negro is delivered TO me, or confined
SO that get him, (if he is unprecedented in tins
State, will pay $lo and il AIKEN out of this
State, will Jay 800.
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
Near Bent Creek, Buckng ham city
Oct. 8. w6wFl5
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Dr. Keyser's Universal
pLaSTEN.

A FULL supply of DIR. keyser's Universal
- Plaster aud worm destroying plumbs or
l azsngrs, for saIe at Philadelphia plices, by
Howell DAVIES, agent.
-. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

"a 01IcE.-Wll be sold 10 tho highest bid.
" DIR At the late re idenfe of Miner Coz,
dc. IN the county Of Aolhersi, on Tuesday the
24h oi the present month. November. part
ofthe personal esIaie q the SAID deordent, con
ssilng OF three good work horses one yoke oil
oxen. one OK cart one h1rse-eari, ihr crop oil
corn, fodder, oats, &C the sloek ofcaitle. sheep
AMI hog, household and kitchen furniture.
plantation Bien IL oil evsrs descfl ,,ton. one set
Of blacksmith lonls Terms Of saln--A credit
OF - months vi be given upon all sums III
Z 10 and np ards e., all sun,s under > 10, cash
will be required Bonds viii approved secafi.
y will be required Of the purchaser.
SARAH OK Adm'x.
Nov. 5 ids2I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

n ofICE-Ali Personshaying claims agans
q the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
requested to bring them,for~ ard well authenti.
Gated, as the law directs, in order that | may
make provisions TO pay tho same those indebt-
ed TO the estate are reqnes ed 10 make pay
ment. ANTHONY RUCkER, exr
May 4. ts75
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

W0TicE.-By virtue of deed OF trust ex-
III eeuted 10 the subscribers by James ,.
Dillafd, which Is of record 10 the Clerks Ofhce
OF Amherst and Bedford. for Tire purposes there
In expressed. we will sell at public auction, fof
cash, 10 the highest bidder, al the dwelling
house of said Diliaid, in the county Of Bedford,
on Tuesday the 22d day of December noxt, II
far, If moi, The neAt fair day thereafter, and TO
continue from day to day until completed, The
following zeal and personal estate IN SAID deed
expressed 10 vii i: "A tract of land situate in the
county nj Nelson, and containing fifty aoeS +;
also. The one fifth of all the lands of which
James London died, seized aud possessed, ly-
inR IN Amherst county also, the following
slaves, VIZ Joe a n an, Julius man, Seazer
man, sbadrske man. Reuben man, Lewis
a lad, Brenlsford lad. Preston a boy. Hannah
and her ION George, Iiacbel girl, Anne aud
her child u boy, Mary girl, Martha a gld,
Harriet girl Lydia grl. Matilda young
"eman. aud Frankly aud her three children,
pressed1 aud all the increase Of the females
hlso all The household aud kitchen furniture,
all the plantation utensils, all The horses, cattle
hogs aud sheep The entire crop on The plantation
occupied by sad billiard also, his (tha said
Dillafd's) interest 10 the estate Of Jao. NBride,
deceased, and whatever other articles in said
deed named, aud not particularly named in
this notice, OF so much OF the sad property AZ
will he suiilc lent Ia answer the purposes OF shld
deed. Acting as trustees, Ne viii convey such
nile as IS vested in - al nom other.
ARTHUR Il. DAVIES, Trus-
LEMuLL TURNER. tees.
Oct % tdr2O
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"a o ICE.-WAs committed TO the jail oi the
- Corporation OF the town of Lynebburg
on Thursday the l3ih Of August last, n nuhno
mnn vino calls himself PRESTON. The said
runaway j. about five feet ten nehr. high a
bushy head 81 hair, aud large whlsker9, about
l"eot9 five years of age he IS light muatio
lie I'D with lin when committed, the following
articles Of tloihing n coal of domestic MANI
faelure OF a liRhl gray, pdnialoous II tie same,
fnrred cap The owner Is hereby required
10 come forward. prove property aud take away
The said property, or he will be dealt with ne
cordne 10 law.
n. b. The said runaway says he bclonss 10
Nm. L. PeIkna of the Stnt, al Mississippi
SAMUEL BkANSFOKD. Jallor.
Oct % 3m2O
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20 Office by virtue Of trust deed exetu-
v ted 10 the subscribers by Edmund Pate
aud aafah hi. wife, bearing dale the lih day
oi JUL, lo2s, aud duly recorded in the count Y
count oil Bedford, We will proee'd 10 sell by
way 81 public auction. on the premise, Tor cash,
an Friday the & h dhy Of November next, one
iract al lnnd, ON which the SAID Pate now resides,
adjoining tho lands oi Anthony Wright and
others, coll aiming one hundred aud eighty a
cfes one tract al Joining he .amr, containing
thirty acres; one trnri adjoining thr same, con.
lalnlng sixty three acrts one tract adjoining
the same. containing ore hundred and eighty
acres one other Ithct, known by the name of
Nealy's tract on Failing creek, adjoining the
lands of Samuel Howel aud others Also, an
other tract, called NeNman's tract, adjoining
the last mentioned tracts, containing Two hun
drnd and forty acres also, the following slaves,
TO wit Reuben, Tom. Spencer, Milly, Martha,
and Anna, or Ann, and their increase since the
date oi the deed and "a mentioned IN the said
deed, and for the purposes therein expressed,
The title to the fore named property. is beliey-
ed to be good-none other than hat conveyed
by the deed, " i'll be made.
The above sale is postponed till 9th day of
December next.
CHlSWELL DABNEY. }Trux-
DAVIDSON BRADFUIE tees.
Oct. /. tdsl4
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II Az

! y uSf received lom New York. several case,
81 Genilemens' fashionah, Beaver HTS.
| DAVID d ROBERT KYLE.
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Ma VERY likely negroes for sale. If ap
" ped fbr n - Of u days Tho lol
consists II men. young women aud boys. In
our Il this ON e.
NV p oW
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NUyHE subscriber Is noe receiving anu n,
peaine one OF The most tTleHsire, genesaf
spiendid and iariting STOCK OF GOODS,
uhioi, he has ever offered 10 The public. lie
stnek consists OF almost every article IN TIE
staple. fancy and grocery lins--thr price, are
lover ihan ever and he is determined TO sell si
q yerv reasonable advance upon eosi Tor cash
or country produce. lis friends, customers
and m short all those who want goods eheap
and God would fnd u 10 their interest 10 vies
his sock previous TO purchasing
HENRY ALLISON.
Nv i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

WIN as variety of other goods which they particularly invite the
wishing buy good
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

HAVE received by the last packet a large sup
Ladies lasting doubled yompcd spring walking shoes
10 do French slippers. very superior
Do do American do with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers, the latest fashion, for sum
lner Walking shoes
Gcntlemens superior boots, square and round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do DO do
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do do calfskn do do do do
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses coloured and black lasting and morocco slim
. pers, the greatest variety in this city
Boys cali skim bootees and shoes, double lined
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Childrens leather shoes and bootccs
DO LISTING and morocco bootccs and shoes. o..
every color and shape;
Together with every other article Of boots boo.ces
and shoes that Gun be made and al, of them Of their
own manufacture.
large assortment of seal skin and lair trunks
Leather travelling trunks with iron frames and
patcrt locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day & Martins blacking, and large supply Of
paste blacking
Gould's real Japan sponge backing, At . cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch pyens
Silk and cotton braids
No. 3 black ribbon
And large supply OF gents cheap naiici and per-
ged boots and light summer pumps, AZ the store cor
ner of Main and 18th streets.
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