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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
fashionable Leghoros, &c &c. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.


few pieces extra fine Eng Cloth, blue aud
black
An elegant assortment fine & superGne English
Cloths including blue. hlnck, olive, steel
mts, aud every lHsl innahle shade
Super double mi'led Drab Cos,lups
Fine and supel6ur blue aud alack Cnssmefes
\ lee tieets snpcr ia b. do double aud sing 10
m,led
Superior black aud blue bnpl SILK Velvet
Marseil.es, Swan,down aud Valencia Vrslngs
Scot h finids aud Camblels
A lew pieces extra Manchester Cords
4 case lancy calorcd Saanefs fnr,i finish
Several aase- med um do.
Several bnlcs henry Point RIankrl.
A arge supply Euglsh Dogel Blnnkefe
(Red 5tipr) the largest nnd cheapest ever
known
Flnr AM medlum 1annels Of every color
Green aefEe and Boo. ,ug Raigr
SeVenl picens IN gam oafprtings, han1somcst
6gnes
- aud III brown aud blrnchfd Doinesfits
- and Piaid 10 'nhgo bin
81 brown aud beachod Wnlthsu Sheatng
bals superior unblcachrd Sra band Sbuiiny
few pieces Sd real Rus ~ sltcpiibgs
Pla'ds and plain Liudseys for servants wear
Several bales double mllled Army Cloths
Double milled Napi Couons, No To g
full assortment Spun Cotton Sc. &c. &c,
DAVID IL ROBERT KYLE.
Oct Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Oct r..
NEW WWHM.

FENHt. inhsc.Iber h,s The pic"sde Il IN
a forming the puhte general that ne has
Just received, direct from philad., II LAVE ;
LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN, very hand.
somely done up, wnlch he Will sell very low.
This work ought 10 be IN the hands III every
man. woman, boy aud child. hose who arr
much better dyes ll,an me, think this work
mtrlnsically worth its weight lngold. there
fore nope eveI, person vii own copy, ~ they
are very cheap. ADRIAN X, NohiH.
Oct Is 2tii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
kHs u.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening In o,
New Glasgow, "a, ,rst county, ~ tie trs
WIS Reid, IN .ev ANDREW II II. r.
Miss NARY 5. BROWN, daughle Of the Ia e
DR.. Jam VI. Brown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Valuable Real Estate at faction.

Valuable Redt Estate at auction.
n WILL sell, oo Friday the 10th inst five
- Houses and Lots, TO wit IL large Two sto-
=, BRICK House, At the luetlon Of 9th street and
6th .iey large Nv" story Brick Houses, on
Wacf aud ION streets. in good repair, IL good
ncighboihoods nnimpioyed Lots, on Water
street. ncar M II. Jordan's - Also, Framed
House, near Mrs, HI churchman's. Terms lib
c,al aud made know on day OF sale be con.
Quoted 10y X. ID. PAYNE, Anetr
WIN. PHAup.
Oct r I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
COWS LOST.

I'm ihafED itom lhe subscriber, two cows
~ one on the 26th July last, the other on The
In 'nst. The former Is Al old COW, of faded
red color, witt large white Spots on her
sh's--her form Is low but large The Ia,teI is
young cow, of red color, with a few spois Of
wi ie scattered over her body--her borns ara
anal AID inclined TO he crumpled. She car
red oil With her female calf about o months
old, OF perfectly red color, wiiao6, my spot at
all ms COW btiIe'e, wa recently brongllI
from Montgomery county, 10 which she may
attempt To return. A Liberal reward ~ n be civ
rp for lhe delivery Gihese COWS, or either Of
them 10 the subscriber. living in Lynchbare,
aud any information concerning them will bs
gratefully received
PATRICK II. CABELL.
Oct Ii q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Fall and Winter Goods.

TUyHE subscribers hnv,oe nov received The
u glfRfer pagt Of thrir FALL and WIN.
TEh GOODS, respectfully nvte their ensfans
ers, aud purchasers generally TO e1atniae ID. r
present. extensive assortment IL tue FAser
LIrE, hey have the pleasure of III ring, NJ the
most modetste prices. The fill wing
Superior black Italian Lusii,ngs
Richest blk. Satin Levanlin's
Biz, M blue black q u dr Nap Silks
Bik. CORDED Gro de Zanns, W article
! in'ea kaiisesse va. l#as .ssdes md figures
Nch figured ismar'nrs, 81 ,ehey cheap
SAiins. Md IS aud Finrrnces, every shade
Gro de NM silks, every shade
Partisan Paid Gfo d. Maps new style
ie~ pieces Maxim aul Canton Grapes
Csicoes. al extensive aud hsaaiffl assortment
Blk Inoas ,ans aud Bambazin,s
Ladie.' steel mixed iiahil tloas
London brown aud tlupefisl ne Pelisse Cloths
Blue aud scnflr Metiuo Cloi
ambofed Baob Muslus, richest figures
Plain, Swiss an Il, h do
q ! and 6-i J .urts and Csmbrics
A few pee. 6-i Medium Mpslins, elegant
A 81 aud o. rubet Shhal-
Merf Loor Sbash. d. 81 ofdef
Embroidf led Paris C,ape Shawl, md Scars
Palmetin, aud silk Shawl,
Lnce tnpe#, Gnllnrei, nnl p crimes, spIeaaid
v coupe aud Barge Dfess Sha,i-
Artificial Nfeaihs ana Roses
a. aud 81 Bohbne, Laees, plain and figured
Thread aud Bob ,nct Edglngs
Richest Brussels Laoes
shk aud hohbes' do. hendsome't style
Bobbnet Lace Wells. white and black
Fine Lawns. and Llpen tambric udkG
Colion SILK aud Worsted Hosiery a full assoft-
Dent
Fine, nod superfuc grnss bleaohed IRISH Lineas
Ate" pieces pe Tor 4 rend CamDncks
beautiful assortment nep style Bonnet Rib.
bona
variety Of richest embroidered Beli Ribbons
Ladies embroidered Mlts aud Hose Skin
Gloves
lew boxes lancy Cap Ribbons
WIDE ioslslng Ribbon. solid eolors
Ladies and bonllemens black and white Silk
Gloves
Plain white Merino Cloths new aud beautiful
article
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD
REV lew
Corrected Jor The pirginian, by
III, ,nNpt a,J

tAas w
OF the Lynchhurg Markets,
Corrected JOr the pirginian, by
Thomas A HoLcoMRr aud RIcuARp TrRrE,
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices oi passed Iobao-
ca, from 50 rs to 3 90
Inferior 10 common, 3 10 10 80
Common 10 GOOD 4 soto d 10
Good 10 hne, q on TO b 90
Strips, none IN market
Refused. = 20 10 = %
The qan,ify inspecting is very small aud the
prices low We shall uot give the quantity
Inspected only every mouth until the inspeu.
ton begins 10 increase.
Flour, dull at So ga 10
Wheat 10
Whiskey, Wholesale, 20 10 90
Corn, Wholesale per bbl Q 90
III al, per bushel, 90
Bacon, 700 Ia 90
Hemp. ! 4 so
There is very little dong in Tobacco, aud
no change in price Flou, is Mt 50 brisk. The
Richmond letters speak Of slight dccne.-
Wheat sill demands IS cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

10 Fundamental principles. IS being elways
rigti Some iriolerant persons take upon
themselves TO denounce such manunyring of
the outward Carmen, as unprinoipled and dis
graceful; but, Tor our own parts. we hold that
neeeSafas non habei itr--and il is within the
sphere ol our knowledge that no incon -idera.
bic portion of this ahus d cln,s of people. they
a'd mol turn their coats pretty often, would We
ny soon have no coats 10 turn"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15


BeHi-Horridn Bella Prom the sinh.
joined paragraph it appears ,ha, Duff Green
and Russell Jarvis may shortly be expected To
lake few rounds AT the game of 6styeniIs.-
As both of them are renowned pugsts, the
lovers OF fun may anticipate rare sport. la
this case it will be dog eat dog"
" To The People Of Inc o. States.
In Dun Greens reply 10 my late esposilions.
he says. !" had literally 10 KICK him oui Of mn
company In charity In this man, am vii
ling 10 believe that he does not understand thu
meaning Of the VOID literally suppostion
Justified by my knowle sc of his ignorance.
both general and particular BIZ, IL he means
that, he ever used, or maat tie iend approach
10, or hRtcd, any thing bike personal
violence towards myself, he is not only
The liar which | have already proved HIM
To be, but sounded and u poiiroon. |
shall soon be in Washington, when he ma, have
an opportuniIyof indulgog his inclination to
kicking, II perchance he has any. The public
are requestedto pardon the use o these eplhets I:
the language affords no other that adequately
express my meaning and there sre occasions
when men are under the unpleasant necessity
of calling things by their righi names
RUSSELL JARVIS
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

Man moth Appie Among the largest pro-
duct'ons OF this fruitful season, is an Apple
raised by VIM. Nlassie, Esq, Of Nelson
and weighing % ounces. This Apple was not
particularly selected, the fruit generally on the
tree was as large.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

~ Gen. Gabriel Holmes, one Of the mem
here elect to the next Congress, from North
Carolina, died few days ,ince, in tn 6lsi year
ofhis age. A writ OF election has been Issued
by the Governor Off c. to fill the vacancy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

IL The last mails brought US no later for.
eign accounts than were contained in Monday
paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

The shove Goods With many ether articles
were puFchnsed upon such aeFIns as win en-.
bic the h0Id6fs to disp0ss of them On a rood
terms 10 can be purchased at any store ID th8
State.
Pennington, July q. 1884, avs
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
NO'TICE,
TO THE PRINTERS or THE UNITED
HTATIc0s

NT late the prices Of all the nnscriaIs used in ma
- king prIatlng Types, have been greatly reduced
and tho lhrllily pf notwithstanding greatly Increased
pFnnoFii0nal reduction Ii the prices, which, from
to ist Of Apsi have been 10 stuffed IN she annexeo
list. d : afesl.t. L., w "a \.
gard % the uuav oSthe metal 6nish, and durability,
40 devlasiaM has bonn made. - .
He kas on hand complete assortment and can sup
ply anv ananslly on aOs notice he wall be happy
10 veceise tho orders Of his customers, which wall
have immediate attention. Merchants who have 81.
ders from absoah. ean have Ofices complete with
presses. and every thing necessaFy Tor Printing Ea
tahlishment, put up 10 tie most perfect manner.
publlnhera are requested 20 give this Advertisement
place ID their pagers Jew tles, 20 receive pay
mens %, 10 Type or 10 she settlement of their 90.
counts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
GENERAL SUMMARY.

II 10 stated ns singular nct, that mivoFiy OF inc
Delegates elected TO the Virginia Delegation 70 amend
the Constitution, and which In fact combines a. much
talent, wealth. and responsibility, ~ were assembled
on any occasion whatever In Virginia. are opposed 70
the present administration Of the general government
II 10 said TOO, but this doubt, that minority, also,
are In favor Of abolshing the slave representation.
1000 people were assembled ct the public dinner
given TO Mr.. Clay, Ut Louisville, on the cath uls. Ma.
ny Jaeksonians were among them.
The President Of United States, accompanied BY
the Secretary Of War, and several other gentlemen,
left Washington few days ago Cor Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk, on tour ofinspecsoA Il can't be- tibet
no would 90 electoneering- too pure lor that.
The President arrived ut Norfolk on the 9th, visited
and inspected Fortress Monroe next day, visit the
navy yard q, Por,Smouth, and on the 18th the Dismal
Swamp Caaal where he was entertained with cold
collation.. Wherever he went, he was greeted with
much respect, and 10 said to have made favorable
impression BY the urbaniy Of his manners, and hii
disposition 70 cultivate the friendship Of his fellow cit
Gems. He has returned TO Washington.
Mr.. Gen. Editor Duff Green, Of the Washingsou
Telegraph, taking advantage Of the absence Of BIZ
protogee, the President, has paid visit during the
last week to cur neighbOrs at Hartford. The Oysts'
and ale houses were no doubt highly gratifed with
HE visit as the Review intimates that such places
were particularly honoured with his presence.
John Boies was executed az Dedham, Mass, Eew
days since or the murder Of his wife last February
IN l1ilioa 10 that State.
Mr. Mahlon Dickinson, the overseer Of Joseph
Stes vas murdered on the l5th ult on Green Islaad
near Savannah, BY three roRues helonRing 20 Mr..
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

Haze just Tscsiyed from Nev. York, os fksiy mew
store 90 Me North Basin, Fdrnsiageon, che
.10jlolSiRg GOODS, aN purchased seieh edsh
within tseo weeks, at tie leseest prices; OH.
~ HHDS. pure &c. Croix RUM
~ 10 do. Imitation do.
20 do. New-England do.
40 bbls. American GIN
. pipes Imperial Holland GIN
. do. and 60 bbls. Arst quality signetts
Z do. Madeira WINE Of the best
quality
Q do. Sicily do. ,e
90 ar. casks French Madeira do.
90 DO. Malaga Sherry. (Loring Brandy
20 bbls. American GIN
80 hhds. West India MOLAssEs
80 do. New. Orleans do.
50 bags Sack SALT. fashion iIled)
500 bushels Turks Island do.
500 DO. Liverpool Ground do.
100 qtls. COD FISH
h MACKEREL In bbls. and i.ahhls.
sHAD do. No. . and Q, saybrook o..
spectiOn
50 chests Hyson skin } TEAS.
20 90. Young Tyson all 6,sa. q y Ia.
10 do. TOnkay y isspessssiS.
~ hnus' New'Orieans SUGAR
do. do. do. very low priced
10 boxes Loaf and Lump do.
SO do. Bunch RAIGINS
25 half boxes do. do.
e e o az : : y y g GLASS.
English GLASS, al sizes
so bags COFFEE
Pepper Piuiento; Cassia Nafneks;
Lorrlllards SNUFF and TOBACCO,
ut Manufacturers prices
neg TcbaecO; Rice; Indigo; Pipes
Helined SALT PETRE
WHITE LEAD. ground and dry
CROME YELLOW
shot; Chocolate Bar Soap
LiDseed OIL Spirits Tuvpensins
30 kegs Ginger; 10 bills. Pct Ash
s s":sis. IRON,
English. of all sizes.
Band and Hoop do. Nal Rods
:: s:f; e. STEEL.
Cast and Wrought NAILS, ah sizls
$50 bbls. supsr6ne FLOUR
IS de-. do. do. RTE
The ahove Goods with many other srsielas
we're purchased upon such eessns Is viii -.
BE the h0Idafs TO disp0ss of them On aseno6
esms % can be purchased u any store u ths
FarmisgsOn, July q, lS9d, avs
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
MARRTEn

A4A4ek9AEU,
ln Hartford, De. Isaac jones. 70 Mis- aeSsdai
ID CRS.has, Rev. william q. Brown. Ofvermons
ESQ.
"a :EEeddAn, Mr. David Hills. Of Marlborough. "a
Miss Della Smith.
IL. y MaIbcroHgh, Mr. Winthrop p. Grant, 70 Mis-
lm MiddlesOwn, Capt. James Butler, 70 Miss MARY
10 New. York, Mr.. osias Camp, Of Durham, Conn.
TO Allss Maria CaFinan.
DIED,
n Wis town, on Sunday evening last, Miss Almirl
BnOl, aged 06, daughter u Mr.. Ohed BNct.
In Greenfield, pehn, on the 9th inst Mr.. Samuel
A. Ensign, aged q, late of$his town, tSOuth Farms
q II DcIhcm, % 2" The 18th instant, Mr.. Sherman
Prentice, aged 69.
In New York, on the 9Th inst. Johnston verplanckr
Eco. aged 42.
IL Ncw.York, on the afternoon of the l4th inst
WIN. Coleman, Esq, agcd63. lilo died suddenly o.
apoplaxy.
Ia Hartford, Miss Julia Ann Bull. l6,. daugh,cr o.
Thomas Bull, Jr. ESQ. of Ncw.Yurk; Mrs. Martha
Beckwith, on. wife OF Dea. Samuel Beckwith.
In Mar.ha's Vineyard, aged llG, Frederick Miret
Seams Cain, coloEed man.
In Midtlletown, Miss Martha SavaSe.i9.
IN Bolson, Mvs. Roxe Atherton, 80, wife Of Mr.
IN Simsbury, July LIST, Mr.. Jason Case, aged IS.
In Harwinton, while on q visit, Nj. Samuel Os
born, Of salem, (iNaterbury.l
II Goshen, on the 10th ult., widow Mary Guetine
aged 80 years and 3 months. "
Ia Huntington. Maine, Mrs. Mary Howe, loS years
months. She has len husband y few weeks young
or than herself with whom she hud lvodin the mar
rage state about 81 years. "htf
ia New.Fiayen. M. Hugh Wilson, SO, q native o
Ireland, for many years past rcsidcnt Of ST Crox.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

A new periodical, ba umall scale. hy NE. a. d.
Talley. has juhe eOhmencsd Ia Hartford. ontlsd The
"CalhOlic PFssR" q e intended 70 aavOoatS the
peculiar doctrines Of the RomisA Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
RICHARD RoNALsoN.
essI 10 GMr .Pisytsg7

|0 6t0I 90 NlNF 'WayV0SY
.HLHoMsQvN 'y9,o.f
1- skliad0sd sq1 10 kisAOosL sql Ioj
uo,ssusdmca asdoid . pls ysIQ, sga 10 uo!3
-alAuos 90 pied sq llA sisllop sA!H 'ssspsM
%, qlgA .Sall lesq suo oslV 'sq1pus eq, uoy
ueau, essM ssq3kog p!aE 'sadmsii smos
"a uszsj klqeqosd pus 'ql3uel ~ ssqou! Q o.
;ss1'e moI 60 o. pssoddus 'uiOM slll!l 1nq
isqso sql pus 'AAsu uisqs 20 suo 'sHsw .s!issH
'sMHLX0g UML. 'gsu! V,0I 40 qlsu r.
sq3 90 sisq.aosqns sqa 70 uasq aug WONd
NMYOLS
0o!1oN 9YBL sI9WIe II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
LAMPS.

HAVE received by the last packet a large sup
Il ply of
Ladies' lasting doubled vamped 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 wnlking shoes
Gentlemen's superior boots, square aud round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do do colfskin do DO do do
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses colOured and black lasting and morocco slip
pers, the greatest variety ever in this city
Boys calf skin bootees and SHOES, double lined
Do light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Children's leather shoes and bootees
Do lasting and morocco boOtees and shoes, of
every color and shape;
Together with oveVy other article OF boots bootees
and shoes that be made, and all of them of their
own manufacture
ALSO,
a large assortment of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome aud superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day d Martins backing, and large supply OF
paste backing
Gould's real japan sponge backing, at IS cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch pycns
SILK and cotton braids
No. 3 black ribbon
And n large supply gents cheap nailed and peg
ged boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor.
nor of Main and l4th streets.
mar %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
PROSPECTUS
OF a LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL.
To te published icky at The University Of TiEjnia under
the title Of
''TIIE VIRGINIA LITERARY MUSEUM,

Journal Of Bellies Lettyes Arts and Sciences" &C.
1--WE objects of this Journal Will be to communicate the
truths and discoveries Of Science to the miscellaneous
Tcaier and To encourage taste for polite literature
II viii rely chiefly for it, support the Professors Of the
University whose minds kept of active inquiry Ivy
tire Lectures required of them, expected to afford
original and interesting contributions, all the important
branches of earning r Science
The Scientific portion of the work, will generally be Of
popular caCccr but, should occasionally contain discus
SONS, which, OF their novelty
also interest the adept will be the Of the Editors make
such articles 50 lir as may he practicable ineligible and
Instructive 10 the general reader
Whilst the Journal viii be principally devoted general
topics OF Moral or Physical Science, Phloogy and Too Lite
the Editors will unnindf Of and
lnr They will cndeavor collect and dise what
information they cam concerning the history Virginia and
the other Staesthcr first Settlement progress Colo
Manners or DaCctthor Statistical Details and Natural Ihe
nomeua Such Repository rs much wanted The inionna
ton c now lies scattered among individuals If collected
would shed great l-h on the past history and present o
buttons.
part oftlc Jounalwil communicate information concern
several PROS Meetings of the Yisiforpulc Exanina.
ons-satues and Regulations Of tho Unvcsiiy-lss Of Pro
lessons ana StudcHhonorary distinctions and occasionally
such productions Of the Students possess unusual merit
This iuomaton peculiarly interesting to the Parents and
Guardians of ihe students will not be unacceptable the
public Tic Journal may also, by receiving and transmitting
hints the difficult subject NJ College government and ustnc,
ton render an important service 70 tive Of Education
IOiics and Controversial he
Of general character, discussed temperance and ability
The Journal viii consist fsvtoen pages royal octave week
w. and the end NJ the year Index will be furnished o
that IL win form n considerable volume, annually.
The terms If subscription win he FIVE dollars rcr annun.
payable the delivery Of the hfh number The work be-
commenced two bundled subscribers shall have been
obtained
Communications post paid 70 be addressed "o the Editor,
ofthe Virginia Literary Museum University Of Virginia.
University ct irgina, Feb. &c 1879.
OF Edtors favorable 10 the interests of Literature and Sci
enec wi cbgc by giving to the above prospectus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY
IRON CASTINGS

TUE Subscriber nforns the public that he contnue, n,
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savry.
Fac;2ry where he makes Soft Iroh CASTINGS for Ma
chneTy OF all descriptions Ali orders sent To him an s
Fnnhdfy, or TO Ms GEORGE WILLIAMS No g Bow.
ys wharf, Baltimore, for Castings, will meet with imme
niaie attention. and the Castings delivered there free OF
expense ior transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 90. 1899. 1efIe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

M ONSLEUR TONSOk will stand the ensuing season
4t at Tree Hill, near Rclnond His season viii Commence
the first of February, and terminate first OF Juv nex he
Will he let 10 mares al fifty dollars the season vhch NAV he
discharged by the payment OF forty dollars within the season
Mares he insured seventy dollars PAYABLE when the
every casa s al
TIE Tree Hill estate has been leased and wei enclosed bv
the subscribers, who win furnish good pasir or mare
a' and stable them IN all bad weather. Tey can be well
srd, At Eequred at 25 cents Per day
Eve desirable arrangement has been made for fire aoeon
notation OF mares and of tine Subscribers will give his
con slant personal attentions order they NAV be wei
treated and returned TO their good order The under
sned cannot be responsible for accidents escapes hut wifi
every eXertion prevent both Monsieur Ionson is a
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches hicl with black les
name and tail He finely proporioned exhibiting gea now
and beauty throshout form His blood and
performance. be surpassed by ANY horse on the conf
nent For Pedisree sc. see horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
ichS-uc Amer ROBINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

~ Ioiing d Sitting .bIiH and Nail Factory
VKyE have sale large stock of Cut Nails made OF f
w ported Swedish On of manufacture and the
quality warranted. We prepared orders for all
the v'cu sizes from "a to fod casks containing 100 200
lbs each asu Rrads Horse Shoe Iron Rods Rolled Iron
o. evcry description We de,eupined sell as low as any
tat be imported and invite country friends and
merchants generally call and examine goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected Spike Machine of an
immense power and construction calculated cut from
5io inch spikes which be substituted for me wrought
that no better and far costly.
mar ll--lmc T. HAXAIL e. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

Aowh and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
situated 10 the county OF amherst beiangn the esrate
|oel franklin, decd, and lying waters of Pynv rive
eonmng eight hundred and forythree This land r
T 9ap1a 10 the culture of tobacco corn, wheat and rye
cen land IN good heart 1t will be sold a body or IN lots 70
S purchasers there settlements on said land Ar
person persons disposed purchese VIII be shown the *
nses by Robert Carter Hecor Aikissnn An ndprt-
half of the purchase money hand and te balanc i, IT,,
annual with lien TO the payments
Inc improvements two deing one of them lare
and commodous BAN, farm-hos,se with ali necessar "a
houses with well Of excellent the yard In on, of
country Should the above property not be disposed Of
~ we shall Offer IT at public auction, the premises ON s
nrst gay OF APrll next BY THE LEGATEES
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