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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

'e>IIH Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has removed to this city,
and VIII practice law in al the courts which are
holde" hcre,--ond i'll the courts of Hanover.
Those who intrust him with the manag cement OF
their business may rely upon the strict est attention
June est u. BRIGGS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
UAMES H. HUNTER has received by the Rich
81 mond Packet and Tantivy from New York, an
assortment Of scasonabe DRY GOODS, among
which
Black bombazincs and bombazet's
Super Canton and Mandarin grapes
Italian grapes, various colours
Dlack and blue black Italian lustrinGS
Black satin lcvantnes
ralian silk Sc and 10 inch cravats
- India and German flag handkerchcis
Brown, crimson and yellow bandannas
White, colourcd and striped Icans
HIarsciilrs yestngs India nanklns and drilhnps
hcnlngs, linen camhrics & linen cambria hdks
.Iaconet Cunlbric, '.i and null muslms
Caubric dlnnty striped lacoucts
fashionable cssicocs and gnghams
Lace wells, paliorinos, capcs and COLA,
Gauze wells and handkerchefs
Silk and cotton hose and half hose
Mems super beaver and hursc-skin Glove,
Ladies colaured horse-skin and kid do
Bonnet and belt ribbons, brads, &r.
Tortoise. tuck and side combs
ParasUls and umbrellas
brown and bleached shir.nrs aud slcctinns
fable and Russia diapers bed tickinrs. u2pa-
luirgs, &c. &C., which arc offered on the lowest
Germs Tor cash. arriI ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
SPRINGS ST4GE.

I1'HiS Stage will hereafter TWICE each week to end
from Flucks. where IL connects with tho line from
Lynehbug 10 Nashville, &c. and Lewisburg wheTo Il will
connect with Poprs line Of coaches, which Tuus to ho
Ohio river.
FARE. For each Persnn there win DO chatged for a
passage in the stage,
From LewisbUrg to White Sulphur so
White Sulphur to Sweet Springs a. 90
Sweet Springs to FinesI,s, 90
Fincaslle 20 Flueks, on
LewisbuIg To Union %
DO. Sal, or Swec, Sulphur 90
White Sulphur to Union so
Salt Sulphur to Sweet Springs so
The stage will alternately run from the Sweet SprpVs
by way of the w Sulphur tho Salt Sulphur and back
and by the Mill Gap and Union.
Each passenger will no allowed TO take Rods. Of Bag
gage free of charge, but all That will DO CHARGED for
AZ the rate OF cents per 10. per 100 miles Those wo
h' register their names at tho places where tho stage supS
shall have the preference.
There will he good and careful drivc,s md tina bett
horses IN Virginia J. r. CALDWELL,
5ib month"; Path, 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

chnct'a Mcic, sally A,ichic, and Robert o. Willis and Eliza
The defendants Matthew Nchc and John Nichc nv, hav.
ing entered then appearance and given security according to
law and the rules OF this court and appearing TO the saac-
ton C: the court, that they not inhabitants al this State,
the motion oie plaintiff hy his counsel, ordered that the
sid Mahc" Niche, and John Mchic, DO appear here, the
inst day OF August court next and answer the hill of the plain
tia and that cory OF this ouer be Forthwith inserted
newspaper published the ci'y c; Richmond Gr months
excessively, aud pus;ed the door OF tie courthouse
- A Cow. Tc.,c JOIN HUNTER, &c.
n, cHANCERI..A, eoor. held 70. Louisa county, a,
a T." courthouse, Monday, May the i'h 1892: Henry
Lawrence Of Sarsn Wood deed painiE against
m', James Moie jonathan Niche, John lichr, William
Meme, Bc4ece Blown aud Bcsev his wife, nund Brown
AMI lhcotosa hi, vic, Nancy Mci- Polly Niche, David
Mone' i1noes l. A"-g; Sa.ah Nilcm Robert Niche
his wife, Rnhcr &. Wills aud Elz, wife, Robert Niche
Matthew Nliche and SALLY his wife John Michie, Joseph
AIicnc, Jcnncua Niche, sally Moie James Niche, Nancy
Payne Peter Nc Arthur au Mary his wife, Ludlow Branha
AMI .y ms "', Nancy Mcie, Nancy Goodman, Asa Smith
Niche Alauri, laskn e,1inrrr and Emily his VIII, John
Gacs au1 Poly his VIE ronas S,.-ncr aud Nancy .yic
James N'uun, oH'ane A.anpn, IsifrH Naupn - iliam
Martin md sally his wis., Richard pa, aud ta,sy his Wife
Susanna ~ lame, " c!e joel Naupu ,,,i Polly his WIFE,
+o1u Ac.c ~ Han A,,'r, Patrick Nirur. Nancy VI chic
James M,..c " i-ia'n Al,H'g John NicuIc, Mere
orr ruI Palsy hs wife, John D,yyn- ard Polly h, wife
ua.- Cross ana Nancy AIS VIE Sa.y smith. John Wood
Thomas Wood, administrators ri David Wood, David Niche
TAILOR p. James Niche, deceased and James Niche IT. lnin
'4to. Of David Al'eide deceased, defendants
nan. Asa -,ig a.- France, ,, .. James goldman and
Hl.i1 - wa llc Nauyfn, Isssn Sampcr and Emily his
v, John Gates tui Polly hrs WIFE, Inosas Sta-ner .nt
Nansc i-- ~t, James Aa-pu Fou,afle Maunin Patrici
Patsy ' VIE, Joel Naunn ant og his wife Nancy Niche
GOD. having entered their appearance and given ccurv
according 10 law and the rules 90 this aud app,ar. 20
the satisfaction o'he court thar they not nhabant, of,is
state on iic ruuoa OF the W iIi ty counsel ordered
that the "a last named defendant, who not inhabitants Of
Ing state do aPp7' .e'e on the rst day Of August next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

CIiANCESl.At 4 court held for Louisa county, "a.
he Courthouse on Monday, May the It 1879: Robeg,
Niche pitt against Robert q. Willis administrator James
Achr j. dec, Matthew Alchc John Mchic Joseph Nichie
'hnc'a Mcic, sally Aichic, and Robert o. Willis, and Eliza
i!s wife, dts
The defendants Matthew Alchic John Alichc not hay-
ng entered then appearance and according
law, and the rules OF this aud appearing the aiIsiac
ton @: the court that they inhabitants this State
the motion ofie plaintiff by his counsel ordered that the
said Matthew Niche, aud JOHN hchc DO appear here the
inst day of August and answer the hill of the plain
m and that cory o this Cuier be Forthwith inserted
newspaper published IN the city CT Richmond r
excessively, and posted at the front door OF tie courthouse Of
this county, suj1c courtddy.
- A Copy. Tcsc. JOHN HUNTER, e :, Re-
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NE Il, THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
~" to sell two valuable i.Ol S lying the
centre OF the city: one in front of the Washington
Tavern, the other immediately back of Mr.. Stanards
The improvements on the first removable at the
end OF the term i3lst Dee next by Mr. Godjm, the
tenant. GEO. HAY, acting
iuUr fnr tlie proprictor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

CHARLOTTESVILLE STAGE.
ANROM and after the Is, June next, the stages
a will leave Richmond for Charlottesville on dion
day, Uedncsday and frjday, at = a. NJ. and nun
through N one day.
RETURNING,
Leave Charlottesville, Tuesday, Tnursdqv and So
iard:y, and arrive the same day at Richmond.-B
this arrangement, the mail will be expedited two days,
between Richmond, Va. and Nashville in Tennessee,
may - lGt L.. PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

Scoich O-I'G6irgs, domestic ShethngS, Sc.
FUST RECEIVED.--4O bales domestic shirtings
- and shcetings, do cotton osnabnrgs, made cx-
pressly for negro clothing;
md daily expected # the Erii,
@o,bales Scotch oznaburgs, twiled sacking
and sail canvass.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-06
THOMAS Il. BAILEY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

AS received and offers for sale. n
IL FRESH supply of the following long
celebrated medicines:
GFONLY TWENTY-FIVE Gents. ~
Tried and highy approved paiuabie
Medicines.
LEES unparalleled Antihillious Pills.
price % and so cents per bnx-iamous
tor the cure of bilious and other des,ruc-
tive tevers, obstinate distractions of the
stomach and bowels, giddinesS, cos,ive
"ess, sickness at the stomach, removing
cold, Sc
None are genuine, without tie sigma
tuTe OF Noah Ridgely.7
TWENTY YEARS.
LEES Elixir has, Tor twenty years, been
most successful medicine for colds
coughs, splitting of blood, asthma, indica-
tive consumptioEs, and other complaints
of the lungs and breast, as many of our
citizens have certified.
LEES Worm LozENGEs, a certain and
powerful remedy for destroying all kinds
Of worms.
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH. warranted to cure from one appIica-
ton, and free from mercury or any perni-
cions ingredients.
LEES GENUINE PERSIAN LoTIoN, rem
ders the skin delIcately soft and smooth
improves the complexion.
LEES Essence and EXTRACT Of Mus
TARD, an mfalible remedy for sprains,
bruises, rheumatism, numbness, &c.
LEES Nervous CORDIAL, or GRAND
RESTORATIVE, most valuable medicine
for great and general debility, nervous dis
orders, loss of appetite, &c.
LEES AGUE and FEVER Drops, war
ranled to cure il taken according to direc.
tons
LEES INDIAN VEGETABLE Specific. a
certain and efectual cure for venereal and
gonorrhea.
LEES Tooru ACHE DRops, which give
immediate relief.
LEES EYE WATER, a certain cure for
sore eyes.
LEES ANoDYNE ELIXIR, for the cure of
headaches.
LEES Corn PLASTER, for removing
corns.
Please to take notice, none are genuine
without the proprietors signature.
NOAH RIDGELY,
Late Wirhari Lee and iSon.
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SALE or
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

RY virtue Of a power vested in me by
Nd Edward Valentine, | shall offer Tor
sale on the second day of November
|next, upon the premises, all the right, IL
tie aud interest of the said Valentine in
the Swan Tavern, and the property there
To attached. including all the buildings aud
|aPpurtenances belonging ,hereunto. The
terms will be one fourth of the purchase
money III hand, or if more desirable to the
purchaser, a negotiable note, prvahIe at
either of the Banks i'll Richmond at sixty
days, will be received in lieu of the cash
payment. Tie other payments shall be
made accommodating, and made known
on the day.
Should sale not be made on the day.
1t will be offered for lease at the sane
time and place.
DANIEL SHEFFEY.
October 9-tds
The Editors Of the Richmond Wing
arc requested 10 give this two weekly
Insertions, anu forward their account to
this Office for payment
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-06

a RULES HELD INTHE CLERKS OF,
"a FlCE of Albcmaile County Court, in DC.
tober, le23.
Abraham Shsffer an6 Chrr,iana Sha fer.
heirs OF Frederick Shafier deceased, Pits.
AGAINST.
Abraham, Frederick. Charles, John, Sabina,
George and William Shafitr, children of John
Shatier deceased, who was son. and cine of the
heirs of Frederick Shaifcr. Frederick Shafrer,
Emanuel, John, William. Elizabeth and Samu-
ell Sweek, childIcn of J.hn Sweck, who inter
married with Caty Shaiier. daughter OF Frc,ler.
lex Shnffer deceased: Michael Shaffer. Michael
Brock and Elizabeth his wife, Formerly Elizabeth
Shafier, Margaret, George and jacob Shaffer,
children Of Charles Shutter deceased. who was
son of Frederick Shaifer, Deceased, Achilles
Dnncu, and Hannah his wife, formerly Han.
nah Sha.fer; Jacob keblingeI and Lany his
wife, formerly Lany Shaffer, and daughter of
Frederick Shaffer deceased Dcfts
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Abraham Frederick Charles,
John, Sabina, George and William ShnfIer, chill
dren of John Shaffer deceased who was son,
and one cf the heirs of Frederick Shaffer, Fred
orick Shaffer Michcal Shailer. Michael Brock,
and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth Shat
fer, Margaret, George and Jacob Shaffer chill
dren Of Charles Shatfer deceased, who was son
of Frederick Shaffer, deceased Achilles Din
nett and Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah
Shaifcr, Jacob Keblinger and Lany his wife, tor
merly Lany Shaiier, and daughter of Frederick
Shafier deceased, not having entered their ap-
penrancc, and given security according to the
act of Assembly, and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence. that
they not inhabitants of this Commonwca 18th
ON tho motion of the plaintiffs by their coun-
sci, it is ordered that the said defendants do ap-
pear here the first dav If January Court
next, and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, newspaper published in
the town Of Charlottesville, for two months sue
cessively. and posted at The front door of the
Courthouse Of this county for the same length
Oh time. y copy-teste.
IRA GARRETT. ID. G.
October %, 1920. 2m
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SALE.

NM ILL he sold on the Cd day of No
w vember next (if lair, if not, the
next iair day. at the residence Of the late
CharIes Spencer decd on a credit of nne
months, all the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, COW and
CALF, some HOGS, and a NEGRO
MAN. The purchaser will be required
70 give bond with approved security, for
hll sums above three dollars for that sum,
and under, cash will be required.
Thpse indebted to the estate by bond
or otherwise, are requested to make imme-
diatc payment, as no further indulgence
can be given.
RICHARD DUKE,
Administrator.
October 80 tds
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BOOk.BINDyNG.
THE SUBSCRIBER

4 EXTENDING to remain in Charlottes-
IL vile with his family the ensuing win
ter, prov ded he should nee, with encour-
agement, respectfully offers his services to
the citizens "f Charlottesville and the pub
lic generally. that lie is prepafed To do
BOOK-B NDiNG in all its different quail
tiles, from SUPER EXTRA CALF down to n
PLAIN SHEEP BOOK and he feels confident
that from the many years experience he
has had in business in most of the
northern cities, that he will he able to give
"niDcrsal sntisfdctiqn to all those who may
please 10 favor him with their patronage
tor durability. neatuess, punctuaity, aud
at the lowest northern prices.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Main-st opposite Mr.. ID. lsaacs.
N. B. Any Gentlemen who may ha We
Libraries to repair or any number of books
to bind, will find it much to their advan.
tage by calling on the subscriber.
J. NJ.
October 1870 If
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AUCTION
E Commission Business.

THNflE subscribers offer their services to
IL. the public in the above capacity.
viz: as UC1TON g. COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. They are prepared TO
receive. and wiIIsell any article entrusted
to their care. either at private or public
sale, as may be required. Should they
meet sufficient encouragement, it is
their intention 10 have regular AUG.
IlON SALES, on each Court day, and
on such cher public days as may be nc.
cessary. Their Commissions will be as
reasonable as possible, and proportional
to the value of the articles sold.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-06
ALBENARLE
GRAN MAR SCHOOL.

VIE first session of this school will
III end on the 20th of November next :
the second will commence on the 2Ist
of the same month. In this school will
be taught the Greek, Latin, French and
Spanish languages. and Mathematics.
The subscribers pledge themselves TO
spare no pains or time in imparlng 10
those who may be entrusted to their
care, a correct knowledge of what they
profess to teach. They have engaged
the services of Mr.. Antonio, a Spanish
gentleman who will attend The school
and give lessons in The spanish language.
Terms Of admission, $50 per session
FIVE months.
For those attending Spanish, an addi-
tlonal fee of s. will lie required.
V. J. FERRON.
S. II. ROYALL.
The subscriber will accommodate in
his family two or three boarders.
V. }. FERRoN
The Editors Of Tie Richmond Enouirer.
will please insert the above ihrce times
oDre week.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-06

q r A Court held for Alhemarle County the
"a fifth day of October 1929.
William Crenshaw Administrator of William
Crenshaw decd, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Sarah Crenshaw, Guodlow Carter and Marv his
wife formerly Mary Crenshaw, Nicholas Cren-
shaw, David Watts and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
thanicl Thompson and Temperance his wife,
John ID. Foster and Mary his wife, Abraham
NJ. Jones and Mildred his vile, David G. Thomp.
sen and Doratha G.. his wife. Defendants
IN CH4NCERY
The defendants Goodlow Carter and Mary his
wife and Elizabeth Watts, not having entered
their appearance, and Givn security, according
to the act of Assembly, anG the rules of this
Court. and it apearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this Common.
wealth-on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, il is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day Of January court
next, and answer tie plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, news paper published in
the town of Charlottesville, for two months SIC
cessvey, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county for the same length
OF time. Copv-Teste.
ALEXANDER GARRETT. c. A. C.
October9. lo29 Pm
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Philip Grafton Edmund Davis, Executor, of
nobert Davis deceased; Byrd Rogers; Weedy
L. l.. Slaughter and Robert Slaughter,
Defendants.
On the motion of the Defendant, Edmund Da-
Wis, Executor of Robert Davis deceased, leave
is given him to appear and file his answer. IL
being suggested tn the Court that The de fandant
BYRD Rogers Is dead, the same is ordered 20 be
entered of Record. And on the motion of the
Plaintiffs by their counsel il is ordered that the
account between the parties in ths cause be re-
ierred to Master Commissioner George Carr,
who is hereby authorised and directed to state
and settle the same and make report thereof TO
tins court, together with any matters specially
thought pertinent by himself, or required by
tho parties to be stated, and the said Commits
sloner Is authorised to proceed in the absence
OF either party, who having reasonable notice
OF ms primary appointment, OF adjournment,
shall fail to attend him.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-06

a Il a Court held for Louisa County at
L "a the Court house on Monday, Sep
tember the l4th, 1920.
John Kennon, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Thompson Gooch, administrator of
Thomas Wood decd and George Wood,
Defendants.
IN CH3NCERY
The defendant, George Wood not hav.
ing entered his appearance, and given Sc
curity according to law, and the rules of
this court. and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court, that he is not an inhab-
liant of this state. On the motion of the
plaintif'by his counsel, it is ordered that
the safe George Wood do appear here on
the first day Of Dncember court next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Advocate, a newspaper pub
'ished in the town of Charlottesville for
two months successfully, and posted at
the front door az the Courthouse Of this
County on some Court day.
A Cnpy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c.. Lie.
September 1870 2m
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WILLIAM g X

:. WILLINNI >. ESKRID(TE.
Charlottesville, October 30, 1S20.
have appointed the 2lst of November next,
at nine o'colck, A. NJ. at my office, in the town
OF charlottesville, to comply with the requisi-
tons of the within order Of reference. And
VIII continue from time to time until completed
AT which time and place, the parties interested
are requested TO attend with papers, vochers wit
ncsses, &c.
GEORGE CARR, Mas. Com.
October 30, 1929. 81.
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OLD WEiiSKEY.
UJTo EAHMEgS IN
NEGROES WINTER SHOES.

NEGROES WINTER SHOES.
gEF!IE subscribers are prepared TO fur.
a nish by the quantity, superior plan
tatIon Shoes, 1T 5 80 cts per pair. They
wit be home made double soed 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 sn 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 Tor the same price.
". b. Persons wishing 70 furnish mate
ylals, can have the same kind made By us,
at 81 IL cts per pair.
September 4, '29-lf B.&B.
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PRICE or TICKETS:
Whole Sl0-flalf S5-Qmarler Sc so
Eighth 81 25.
" ~ Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lotteries, will receive the most
prompt attention if addressed (vosf maid. J
to YATES 81 MINTYRE,
Washington City, ID G..
C An official account of the drawing
VIII he forwarded to adventures, free OF
postage.
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TO JOHN DRAFFIN.

Executor of RoBERT DRArFIN deceased.
SIR,
"A you are not an inhabitaht Of this
l. N Stale, ! take this means of inform
ing you, that shall on the 4lh day Of De-
cember 1929, at the tavern of William ID.
fhch, III the town Of Charlottesville, be-
tween the hours of sunrise and sunset
proceed to take the dispositions ofDr. Chas.
Brown, Crenshaw FretweIl, Bezaleel
Brown and others, and continue taking
me same from day to day till they be con
cluded, TO he read as evidence in a suit dc.
pending IN the superior court of Chance.
ny Tor the district Of Stauuion, in which |
am plaintiff, aid you and others arc de-
PENDANTS, when and where you can attend
If you please.
JOHN FAGG.
October 1919 A,
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LOTTERIES
$4,000 DOLLARS.

RAND CONSOLIDATED LOTT
VI Terry, CLASS No II; to be drawn
IN the City "f Washington. on THURS.
DAY, the 18th NOVEMBER, 1929.
GO NUMBER r1oTTERY-9 DRAWN BALLOTS.
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TERMS.

~ THE PTRGLYLq .1DVOCATE. win b,I
Pnh''shed every Friday, Mt three dollars pct
annum. payable in advance
~ No subscription will he received for less
ibaD six Months or Ire discontinued hut M the
discretion If the Editors, until all arrcaraoes
shall have BEEN paid
GFWhoever will procure FIVE. and guarantee
the same. will be entitled 10 The sixth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
0JOnc square, or less--Tlrec Insertions 81
each continuance, % ccnts-The number Of in.
sertions uust be noted on the Ms. or advertise.
'non's veil We inserted. and chprced accntdinolv.
Ch'rrcrv >idcrs. not exc-eding tw, sonares,
will be pnhisie1 f,r five - liars
UJAH loticTs to the Editors must be post paid
or they will not tie attended 10.
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JUST RECEIVED
sBA SACKS Liverpool filled Salt,
>Ass ~ Cheese Sugar and C,ffee,
Tea. Chockolate, Candles, Soap,
Nader, Eaisins, Rice,
Hacks Yellow Segars.
Alispice, Pepper, Ginger
Copporass, Castor Oil,
Pint and half pint Flasks,
TumbleIs, Glass 3 by 10 g. 10 by 10
Putty, Crackers by the pound or keg.
Powder and Shot.
ALSO
Sbad, Mackarel and Herrings,
Gin, French Brandy, Rum,
Whlskey by the barrel or gallon, Vim
egar
Also
Fine and coarse Shoes,
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers.
trockery, 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.
II. NJ. WOLFE,
Random Row.
October $3.50 If
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10000 DOLLARS.
U MON CANALLOTTER

GLASS NO. IA, FOR 1879.
NO he drawn in Philadelphia. on
a THURSDAY, the 18th DECEM-
Der, 1899.
60 NUMBER LoTTERY-o DRAWN BALLOTS.
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FOR IL ENT'.

TNHE HOUSE and LOT, at present
n occupied by Mr.. ]. B. WALKER. di.
rectly opposite Mr.. Raphael's Store Pos.
session given Immediately. For further
information apply to
DAVID ISAACS.
October 16-'29 2,
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VIRGINIA ::

VIRGINIA
AT Superior Court of Chancery for
the Stanton District, on the 18th July,
1929.
William Slaughter and Mary his wife,