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II j. found that more rain Iaiis ~ the valleys
ihLn ~ the hull. Tie reason ol lbs Is, III Il IN
ihc vairgs the III op. oi ram having f,,,.rr 10
tail. al course conr II, contact win, and absorb
mor. OF, thai .Apo, with when eycn Tie drlesi
atmosphere ai,ounds
liza sot.ler filled win culd water be set in
warm atnio, phrre lbs ,apO Vii presently al.
hcrc To u, sides ~ the lo,,no III water; and IN
the same way II adlrios 10 The drops OF water ia
ln"l, descrUt.
Ia this, rs in every thing else, the wisdom of
the Crea,or /, dl.playcd Inc Temperature Of
the valry, bring waimcr tiau that Of the hills
more moisture y required and more is given
tnrn Hence too, 10, reason why many plants
" hicl require much hat. er"w bcst M valleys
they have the requisite Il gree of heat and nj
the same time - Iroport onate degree of mons
tu,r Bu rs al gt",scs hIch are indigenous
:, uulle only the hrai al the Ills they gov as
wcll on ,hrm rs ~ The Valleys; u good gene, al
r"le, therefore i. NE railcgs .lor tHtnge, and the
his Jar pd4tu,ss.
Two other good reasons tar this are e.: Firstly.
when hills are Kept IN tlildgc. they are General
|, n,urp ct les washed by me heavy rain, hv
y Inch much nfIhe hest soil is carried off and
.rcondlv, they ar a."aNs more or less inconye.
rlrn fnr p'onshrug. and g'nrraliv siH mo .
Il iiicui foi cart, M any heavy manufes upon
them Tnp anos' rus. no Sever, is not IN he
appiled to hills Of large eSient and moderate de
scout: il l., IA snIcinrs,, merely applicable 10
hIoHea halls aua d"ciSitics.
runners ASsiS!uu!
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Valuable Real Estate for Sah

!
FESHE subscriber III pursuance oi two
q deeds oftrusi, tAeCatrdl IN him by III"
surviving partners of the lale firms OF Cali
Bullock & Co and Cali y Bullock, aud
the executors of VIM. Gait, Deceased, ("hlCh
drrds bear date on the 3isl dr." of March.
1898 J o,.af, for sale, he following yaiYnbIe
real property. 10 wi:
2l6 L. acres of band, purchased by the
said Ga.i. Bnl'nck y Co OF r. Il \. Erad-
iute, situated in the county oi Bedford, ncn,
the town Of New LONDON.
l3s "a acres OF land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, ana IN the
vicinity OF the town of LJnchhur.
An undivided moiriy oi the Rlack Naie
Mills. and the land, thereto apnnreBani siiu-
ate in III. iminrhate neghborhood OF In
town of Lynchbnrg Che property abovf
Described, belongs TO the concern of Cali,
Bullock d Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
to tho concern Of Gait & Bullock, 10 wit,
The House and Lot, with the appnrienan-
ces in the tnSn Of Lynchburg, formerly o..
cupird by The said concerns, Us Store, AM
now in The occupancy of Mckee 4 M..m.
Also, the Bonse aud lot Immediately IL
no rear Of The one last mentioned, aud no"
.ccnpied by Landlord * Veddcr.
Theter4ns al sale will be liberal aud IN ado
.rown on application 10 III" snbsrrii,er, VIII
all convey 10 the purchaser rr purchrsrr
i,h title as is vested in bin by the deeds
rust aiuresaid. and no oiher,
CHtSWELL nAENEY, Trustee.
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n AND FOR StLE.--I wish 10 sell the

AND FOR StLE.--I wish 10 sell the
"a valuable tract oiland lying on Otter RI
yer, about four miles from Wards Bridge and
three from Wards road, in Campbell county,
st contains 656 Acres, handsomely improved,
aud IN good repair. The land is Of fine quality,
particularly adanted TO tobacco. This Laud is
well wniered aud imbered, and great deal of
hne tobacco land to cut: there i. a body of 50
To 10 acres Of low grounds, of good quality, at
or he'd TO il, on the t'i2er-Ihere is limestone of
FACE quality, also, on this land, which has been
fined: also, iron ore, IN great abundance, which
has been tried, aud proved 10 be of superior
quality. The spring convenient to the dwelling
Is very large, aiiording sunciency of water for
an overshot mill. Also, Il most delightful seat
ior mill-'rhe water is of superior quality.
This Land is subject to deed in trust, &. the oh
Jec IN selling is to satisfy said deed, after which
being done, good aud bona fide title can be
made. The purchaser may make payment him
sell TIE pc, snn5 who hold the trust deed.
Any persons wishing to purchase or view said
lands. viii please call Oh Capt. ~ L. Galloway,
who lives on SAID lands. ar the subscriber, near
Wards BRIDGE. The terms will be made as ac-
eomToda'ins as possible but n bargain can be
nae for CASH Possession can be had on the LIST
OF January next, and the privilege OF seeding
this fell. mo. Il. EIrLECGE.
Aug. %. ,s4
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lf WILL sci lIom 5000 5uo acres of uncIear
"a ed land, lying IN Bedford COUNTY, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
ana thirteen from Lyuchburg. It's well adapt
ga 10 the culture Of Tobacco and the different
,hu OF gram usually c,i!tiva ted in the neighbor
.o'n Is well watered, and lies better than any
: actor us size in this part ofthe country. Ii is
s"s"eaied as to be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains high water The terms
"'n be very accommodating; say one, two
am three years, upon small payment in hand.
l'"H''fe ntthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
s'u'h OF sew London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. t.oo
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases OF The Liver: Debility resulting
from niemperance and dissipation: Old aud in
veerate Ulcers; Pains IN the Bones. attended
wnh swcllings of the joints Irdeges,ion
Bjoiches on the Face, pimples, &c. Syphilis
Cu,aneous diseases generally, and letter in par
Ocular: Mercurial and Scrafulous, complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures perform.
ed by the Ca,hol con, have become so numef-
Gus, as 10 preclude their msertiolIin any news
paper, and has made II necessary for the pro
prIetor TO ritlt them IN pamphlet of abou'
100 pages. This will be forwarded as soon ~
possible 10 the several Agents for gratui .,us DIS
trbu,io1, and mus, ION perusal, sire. ,rthen The
p'.od opinion now entertained by, the friends NJ
this medicine and disarm, if ;s bopcd. the
prejud.ces OF these wlle view with distrnst anv
medicine not known in what is called "ree1,-
lar practice" Facts are stubbon things, and
cannot De gansaid
Al the earnest solicitations Of members Of the
medical faculty, and others who have witnessed,
the astonishing cures elected by the use of The
Vegetable Cathocpn, and who are anxious that
lis benefits to mankind may he more idclv DIFF
fused, the proprietor has consented 10 re uce
the retail price TO TWO DOLLARS
pr boide and tins will be dome without IN any
way deteriora,uhg the quality Of The M dIcine,
or reducing he size Of the bottle as has been
materially done in the case OF Swans Pan
acca.
Tle above genuine Medicine Tor sale bv
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Agent for LynchbuiE.
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rINONtNG. OgL.ANns

Where swamp i.'Iid is to be cleared. and il
ran be iloudrd, hy making ian at tie Quiet.
At - small cSp.nsr, u j. u Inh,itI urrcpnor,y 10
att-nd Ia this. a. IL uls Way is grow h OF nood
ctn be completely Killed. lniS may also h..
perforalr.! on andS after the, are cleared, fu,
The purp'.'' o hll'L'e iir gr,>s, ii il bc bad, IN
oldcI v tii uote ease Ia h.ttoance a befftl l,n,
or q be.ler system Of e,ltur Eiooamr .d>.
serve, ~ Il greater OF - lbs, degree 10 .uiith
The baud : though TIL, depends clicny on the
kind ri water viii @lieh il is foodca. II =
conia.n lci 'i,ncui. !. i, good. but il dcsi.
ME Of iilis, j. !, oi noii,r.
tarmsT's 1.sis'ant
The Golfers Of The hank of Eae aud ARE STATE.
to contain gold tie ahouotoiia.Eeaa4iIi lion.
oCp9eabe
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TERMS.

~ Far ~ ner aunulH, payable IN adVanee--No sub
- viii Ia. reeoivel for less time than siN months
70 nauor will he discontinued tbut at the discretion
"a t,,,e Ediiors) until all arrearaees are paid.
- Advertisements will be inserted at so cents per
-, ies,1 the first time, and II Ia for each
q,,an,uee These FROM distance must lac paid for
s 10 their insertion, or the payment assumed by
sa,'s responsible personin Lynehhnrg.
"A, chanccry Orders texceeding two squares in
serted for six dollars
~, .llettors addressed to the Editors must be posi-
- ,r they will not be attended TO-
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POETRY.
f" IilE YELLOW LEAF

"IHE YELLOW LEAF"
The yellow leafh,., fsllen,
And the stabhi. braas arc brown,
Tho mnuntain hurns are roaring.
Aud the sw allows a ore hownl
The school hoy with his fellows,
Cowars IN aucath the lea
Aud wild aud wide osr the blonk dry land
Iics the gray gull frac tho sea.
Dat It's not TINT summer fled the bower,
Nor the s,uhbln field, are brown,
Nor for the hill hurns roariny,
And a the bird thats l0wn,
Nor yet TO ser the -chpo buy.,
Stand covering on ihe lea,
Tint my weary heart ~ pressedwith dnlc,
Aud the tear Ia In my e
but a because Ispe 20 moro
By bower pt hlra2r hrsc,
Tho rosy look and SedafGu eyo
That sunn'd my sonimordy
Tho iairest face tn tear saw
Lies with the rather'd flowers,
Ahe Hucd ifienns thai e'tf hnNV
Are gone like sunny hours
The for, ign turf IN far, far liant,
Grows o'ermy brothers iolb
My sister dear, tina, low d mo but.
Sits IN a foreign home.
And low beneath you lone grave stono
My kindly lnthc sleeps.
And all alone IN You sad hover
N.Y. widow mother soor,.
. We may FIJI the CHEEKY bowl
Aud troll the catch aud gloo,
aud spare MA Of your merry Wine.
Aud merry yo may bo
but no sonH HAT Ger was sung,
Nor bowl Of merry VINO,
Can euro the pam thars IN my heart,
The rmh q Time, thats ,h,na.
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Ry FLETCHER & TOLEEs.

| Il list Of Letters remaining Ia Librfgpoa tore,
on the 3ld December. ls.,S.
| A-Col. Mark Anihony, john \ Adams
Thomas 1 Anderson, William Alilf Burton An,
gel.
B-Iames Ball, Naihon Bashom, Aiexande,
Bu ton Mrs. susun Byrd, Daniel Butler. john
5 Brown. LncinS baiher
{ Bedford Click, Gideon Crews, Isaac Gun
diff, Luman Case. James Chambers, Thomas
Graz, Chas W Christian, Mary w Couch
ID William ". Deaf, Marble Dem, John De-
lao. Jubal Dallis =.
E-Francis Epps, Anthony Evans, sen.
Jacob Feazle, Henry Furguson. John
Floyd. Col Abraham fulkrtson, Caleb Fuqua,
Nancy Fuqua Richard Freeman, sen.
G--Luc, Cuff
H-Mldred Hurt George w. Hopkins, VIII
lis Hunter, John Hunt, john Hersey 3. John
Hannah. William Howard, Miner Havns,
Joshua Haley, Edmund /. iluds n. Sarah
Hardy. Edmund Hubbard John Hall. Jun. =
VIM. L. Hudson, John Hacker, Battle Harii-
son.
J-Soveren letter.
K-Gabriel Heath, Gillian King, killes L.
King, Isham Kerr.
L-George c. Iacky. Silas G. Lathcm.
M--Nicholas Mead, Nancy II. Mead, Mrs
Mary Mead, Edmund J. Mills. Elijah Murdoch.
James Martin Reuben !. Mitchell Wm. MIS-.
Edmund Mills, Cornelius Merritt, John Naur-
ran, Simon Miller, Jobn McConnahay, James
{. Merrrman, Stephen Martin. Abner MariID
Mrs Mary Ann y North 3. Charles
Nelms, jun. john NOEL.
P--Alexander Price, Thomas Payne, John
Pollard, Miss Marlah Preston, George II
Phelps.
R..-Ambrose l.. Rucker, John Rchard,on
VIM Ragan.
S-..Bediord Sheriff, Catharine Shaw, Margaret
Slower, Joshua |. smith, Jabez Snow. john Spi
GER, Edward st Clair. John SmeIstr, James
K Sheen ., WIN. y. sherman, Thomas Stew.
art, Thomas Sale Eli Sheen
T. Lucy tucker NiIly Tinsley, John Thomas
DR. Daoiel Tompkins, Pleasant Thompson ,,Siias
TaVior.
W--.Mat,hew Wright, jeremiah Wood Miss
Mary 3. Wood, Jesse Wit, sen Elizabeth Wit
2, Jacob w. White, Mrs Lucy Walker, David.
Wade. Caleb williamson. JofSf Maiden. KIchs
ard Wells. WV, RyP0EfER p nj. !.
Jan. 8. - 3til ss'sts
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tI0NNS.

UbkiNS specific remedy for the cure OF
- Corn>. White SveIlingS, Sore Legs and
Ulcers Schi,ru. or GlAndular 'inmors, Fellon..
Rheumatisia, Sprans, Bruises, letters, Chi.
blains, &c.
Just received by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
Oct II.
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New Fall Arrivals. of
MEDICINES. DaSfIf.S

fiiNIS. OILS. DYE S1tIFS, aud DYE
O0ODS. ground aud IN airks. HTNDOH.
GLIhS, PUTTY, BRUSHES. HINES.
SAtffS. FANCY ESSENCES. FANCY
S0JPS, PERfUMEbf. sPIRIr, TUR
PENIiNE. 1LG0HOL. TURPENlINE
SoiP SEG1RS. &c &c.
onfbs. best EPSON salts
800 d" do Gauhsrs. Ito
90 hotties Castor Oil-all kinds
10 kegs hest Whde Lead
4h do do Spanish Brown
90 lbs, div White Lrad
lseN ii" d" Spanish Brown
0n gallous Spirits 1urpealne
Is do Sweet OH
2'u lbs ChIom Yellow
iW Ito do ar Patent Green
loo do P,ussian Blue
lo,eo do Log"ood in sticks (Cdmpe4cLy)
~" do ground Logwood
400 do do Fuslic
1000 do stick do
l,Hp do F,ound Camw ood
ON do Nicaragua
90 do Arrow Root all kmds
900 do s'arcit, superior
3.nD do best Alum
5000 d. do Copper,s
3'D do BeraS. refined and crude
LOO do Bue Nhrol
lao do white do
2'n 10 Rochelle salts, powde red
20 o sal Soda
lQl 10 Super rarb Soda
900 do Lump Magnrsia
50 Ito cacned do
i0U do Spanish Flies
300 d. Cream Tartar
49, do Gum Camphnr
. tinN al, White Chaib
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UN CURRENT MONEY.
Oct. II.

SfsHE Notes of III" Banks of Georgia, Soui
1 Carolina aud North Carolina. taken NJ
-mah discount at the Exchang" Office Of
b. W. HEW SON.
Lynchbnrg.
Where the most kind of uneurrent money i
purchased
Oct 80.
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o",''N ''' "'''h'"S i'he'o dhd lotion
"c''s ~ marking b'"Nhes
f"h'V oeaPs-f fench, EnShslf aud Amer
icd"-' greai variety
wafer colours, aud colours ior Veleet paint
ing
fef'uhefy - aorV cW.GlasS and pidlG
smelling 'ms-ihe greatest variety
IN fiiF'nia
mos' .picndId assoc tntnf OF Fancy Is
sences aud Na'ers-,z: Honry, 70,
logne, Lavender, Jrssaa'ine, husk, VI
oIrl, Ono Hose, &C. &C
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot aud harness barnlsh
Copai, lapan, aud Spnl @d'nlslcs
luoU lbs hes Glue
20O dp Rod Saunders
29l dp Gum ohel,ac
10 Capal-all qualities
loo Blue Calls
800 lbs. Brasaietto u Uod
All the ne" remedies lately Introduced Ht3
the practice Of medicine.
Thermometers,
2oD tbs. Nnd'ori5
4'p CAT. 5l,oho'
hhh lbs venetian ted
iun 10 Red Lad
go do Rochelle Powders
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

And now think you have right To ask ne what
~" my qualifications to be of public utility. In the
trsL pace" have no prctcDsiors 10 be an orator;
am a plain blunt spcatcr; my forensic habits have
ccPac.iafcd INC for putting in ineligible language
WaHtcyCT can understand, without Tic necessity OF
repeating my sentiments OF of any hunninc or how-
nc in what have TO say; but the wing of fancy or
nj poetry has never formed my check has the FIRE
% genius thrown heaven born spark upon my in
teiiect can only pretend a speaker, to honesty
OF ''SHHi'"" AID facility of expression. Cheers.1 1
nm ran C Business frgst &C 90 carly riser
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
DRY DpCK,

ESROfOSALS will he received the Dock Office in This
Yard, at the Dock Office Norfolk before the first
day of November next furnishing and delivering the r
ing described OAK TIMBER, for Gate Frames TO The Dock
viz: " ''
No. II straight pieces far turning and inter posts feet
square, and 80 10 81 feet long.
- Curved pieces for top and bottom rails lie sided
ieet and moulded 20 inches, and So 81 feet long
So curved pieces Tor middle rails, u inches
and moulded 10 inches, and sc % ~ long
Go do for rails to be sdei q inches moulded
$780, IL inches and Sc TO 81 feet long.
ne above so pieces all required for one pair of Gates
ana one set rs wanted each the Navy ards at reston
Jlas, and Norfolk Pirg'nia. They the best sound
Ahie or Lue OAK. and square edged &c pieces for rails
to have sr'" .: .cc II SO to radius of6ei
feet. - ~ " Us
h"e!s OF the Gates be either Office and those
Sn Intend 20 cer proposals requested exarse them
ers may ne made FOR the whole above timber
eher ir one or both Docks with the prices per cubic fool
stating the Kind and the quality Oak as well the kind of
SOIL and district where it will be procured
ne timber must be during the Winter between the FIRST
November and the first of March, delivered ea,ly merit
Prlg' and oecon the proposals will made BY the
Engineer as Soon after the FIRST Of November as possible
For further information application may he made 10 Mr.
Henry Singleton Norfolk Dry Dock or to Mr. AIexanG
Paris at ti!Is Office l. BALDWIN r,g;nser
DNY Dock OFFICE,
Wary Yard, Cha,lestou, .BEass.
September 14th 1929 4r-rs.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
oct 7-eo9t.

YH7HE Subscriber has concluded to remain
IN this City, and has removed his Stock to TIN,
store he formerly occupied next door above Balls
Central Hotel and few doors above the EARLE Ho-
tel on the opposite side oft street, where he still
hopes to merit liberal share of patronage His
friends and the public have had six years proof of his
ability as workman, and he promises still to do his
best to give satisfaction
He has on hand full assortment of English and
American S'4DOLERY, some common and some
of the very best quality and almost every article ann
able for saddle horses gig, carriage or wagon.
All orders from the country viii be promptly atten
ded to- Repairs neatly executed.
sept 29-cots DAVID JACKSON
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WIN. ALLEN.
NYED nIIaNT ~

Opposite the United States Bank,
J EI'CRNS his thanks to his friends and the pub.
a. iic for the liberal encoura cement he has reteiy-
ed and hopes still to receive orinuation of their
patronage and confidence
he has received by late arrivals from PhladeIpfffa
and New York, his fall supply of Goods, consisting
and cassmeres. superior assortment of uncut and
cut vevets, Falcncies, Florentines and Marseles.
Gowson's patent continuous spring stocks, Chester
mans suspenders, shirt collars, French, buck skin.
Bo,ldard's and Hoskn's gloves.
Also, an assortment o: superior trimmings--aud q
prepared to execute all orders in the most ia shiopa-
bic style
W.ANTED-Twoo or three first rate Journeymen.
ocf
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Shoes, Hats, Domestics, &c.

J-ASeS III. vYMAvER,
& AS received his Fail Supply. and offers for sale.
Aa an extensive assortment of GOODS: c,imnrf.
sing among them,
500 CASES SHOES-oonsistiag of
Genlemen's fine shoes, boots and brogans of lin.
different varieties of sewed, pegged and nailed
Ladies morocco and prunella shoes and bootees
DO. sealskin walking shoes
Roan's leather pumps, &c.
Misses morocco, pruncila and seaIskin shoes
Boys and childrens do. of every variety
Mems common and coarse shoes and brogans
100 CASES HATS-consistio or
Beaver. Koran, wool, &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of
Brown and bleached shi,,iprs
Sa'nnets, twiiled kerscys
Cotton yarn, &c. &c.
CARDS-comp,'ising about
% cases OF the Whittemore and Eastern bfa,nfs
Paper. writing, wrapping, letter and printing
Trunks, varn'sh, &C. &c.
oct a-eoSt if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

ROTICE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
~ Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
nton Tavern, within City yards ofthe Capitol Square,
She will be prepared to accommodates, in the best
manner. number of the Members of the Con yen.iou
aud Legislature, with their families, if reouired-
Good stables and carriage houses we'll supplied with
provcnder and careful Hoslcrs. auu Gig,
ANDOLPiIS REPORTS, VoL. 9th, OF Cases
ga argued ana detcrmned in the Court OF Appeals
of Virginia; just published
Complete of the Virginia Reporters
Journals of the Conventions of i77j-6 and 177s
Journals OF Tie Senate and House of Delegates of
Virginia from I776 to 1890, inclusive
tienng's Statutes at Large, and
The New Maps of Virginia,
Al appropriated to increase the Public Library of
the Stale, may be had of the subscriber at the Can't
,o, in tile city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
WIN. II RICHARDSON, Clk Council
oct Off and librarian
1E A6StiAIS SALE;.-in pursuance of decree OF the
4Vh superior court of chancery holden Stauntori p.
nounoed the 7,h day of Jolly, 1929 in cause ,hcten
depending wherein the administrator with the will annexed ri
Nicholas CseF, decd is plaintiff, John Sydnor admir-
aud heir law of Richard Synor, Defendant will he sold al
pablo aucton for cash. before the OF the WAYNE Taycm
IN Staunon on Monday the 2d day OF November ex the
following Tract Land, in the county of iarso, 122n
the ef Horn creek drain of LEADING cree.
1000 acres drain Of ryces Valley river 800 acres Seyee
S'uar> and Hudcns MIL eok, branch of hughes river; in
the county OF Randolph 1900 the auev river:
1900 the Of GGuev river; acres rsrc
1000 Rock Camp creek and county Of Aurs,
400 acres on the North branch Shenandoah about
10 Ia miles north west OF Stunton 24iO
nut Ridge and Mil! creek branch the Cov,,a t,e ry
reference may be had the title papers fled in the cause
oct b-Stc GEORGE ESkRlDGf- NJ S. Chs. CT
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HUBBARD & GARDNER

t1ooo AilO " STAhlJIN EH
Hare receired their Fail supply Of GOODS, anu
no,o offer fo, safe,
10000 ar Of Sn Almost so% epe1x
most of which were made to order
S'oo PAIR plantation shoes, city made and war-
ranted good
5000 sides soal leather
$50 DO russell and wax upper leather
81 dozen calf skins
II do kip do
% do white and colopred lining skins
~ no russell sHeep do
do hatters' lining do
do hog do
1852 boxes mems fir hats
do boys do do
~ do mems and boys wool hats
DO do black 81 drab do round CROWN
DO dozen chdren's morocco hats
43 do mems and boys fur caps
"a nests hair and seal skin trunks
COO realms wrapping paper
so do do do, large size
1IS DO writing and letter do
GU boxes Whit,cmore's cotton and wool cards
do common cotton cards, No. 10
.o0 lbs. Shop Irvine
2ooo 90 shoe thread, in balls
s5 dcz. black oil varnish
IS do boot and shoe lasts
groes cup backing
DO dozen Webster's spelling books
10 do Emorson's razor straps
Leading lines, boot cord, web, &c.
sept 28-co9tif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
NEW STORE.

'HfHE Subscriber has lately opened GROCER
Il AND STATIONARY STORE, in the cor.
ner tenement opposite the Theatre, on II. Street
ana hopes to commend himself 10 share of public
patronage, by Offering them at very moderate prices
choice fresh and most carefully selected SIOCK
OF GOODS.
HE OFFERS AT PRESENT,
E Hmpe1ia G""Po"dsF TEAS
i lava COFFEE
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New Orleans
aiciasscs rice, family lard
Salt, oI-spicc, nutmees
Cloves, pepper ginger
English mustard. just imported
Sweet oil
4 4s;;s% ':'' s; &c p..-.-
1 3: . e. ::s:,.'' po~Dnn
Shot, assorted sizes
Cognac brandy, fine
Do do common
b b1Dis BRANDY
Antigua rum
Wbiskey, of different brands
Cologne gin, esteemed very superior
Old l. Madeira
Sicily do
Port (WhJ'ES
French Sherry
Picking vinegar
Cigars and chewing tobacco
IN addition to the above, well assorted stock of
is expected in n few DAVIS
SEPT lo--eOot WALTER D. BLAIR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
WNG. &C., A.M

IA AS just received, and can offer TO his cIrs
II Il 'otners and the public, choice assortment Of
gold and silver lever and verge watches. clocks TIME
pieces fashionable Jewelry, silver plated, and Br;
tanna ware fountain silver, and steel pens eyerpo,nt
and common pencils tooth picks thNnblos beed RITZ
nues and purses pocket books ard card cases she'll
luck SIDE and pocket combs, snuff boxes miniature
frames and cares, musical boxes, spv oIasccy d.
mometers, percussion and flint pccttt pistols. and
percussion caps, razors and razor straps pen and
PICKET knives and scissors, walking canes steel and
SIX watch and safety chains steel and rilt sroIs
Keys and rings, tea trays, military goods. maiIre.
malca Instruments rich gilt and plated military nil
commom coat and vest buttons gold, silver, and shell
SPectaccs watch makers tools and materials with
PreaL variety OF other articles his ine all of which
he oilers at the lowest market prices
W. y. continues to repair watches and clocks Of
every description, and from his superior facilities s
gnaocd 10 regulate and adjust them with accuracy,
tlcalso repairs and adjusts mathematical ipsrucp,s
OTd'Ts Tor any article in his line punctnaliy a..
1870 ~ Get 5-eots