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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
CHARLES HOLT, Jr. 81 co.
Are avo roceicing a very urge and handsome assert
ment Of
China, Glass, and Earthenware.

ELTED with particular care their Spring supply ior
~ this market all which they offer low fox cas,
Their stock now consists OF complete assortment, comprising
great many new articles shapes and patterns from the hes
manufactures in Europe and America, By The latc, AMI
rals, and consisting, in part, Of the following:
CHINA ware.
Elegant ustrcd and gilt China Dining Services very
Large and complete; Plates Dishes Turcens Bowls Pitchers
bass elegant rich gold border and epamecd Tea Sets en-
nossed and gold do: 90 do common. enameed black
printed Tea and Coffee Sets plain gold edge lined do do
do blue rankin and gold do do do; general assortment OF
low price China Cups and saucers By seit or dozen
GLASS W.4RE.
Elegant rich cut Switchboard Sets consisting Of Dishes Bowl
fAchers Decantes TuInhlcT Wines salts match; elegant
painted Shades, rch dali Lamps stand Lamps Mantle
Lamps rich cut Sugars, Creams, Pickle Vases SAVERS Water
Sotes and general assortment OF plain Glass Ware.
E4RTHENU.4RE
Liverpool Dinner Sets Dishes, Plates Turecns Bowls
Pitchers lea Pots Sugars Creams, EwerS and BASINS Mugs
Tea Cups and Sanccrs with and without handles fancy
Pitchers Bowls Tea Pots Sugars Creams, edged Plates Dislss
aud Tureens, euameled Teas Coees and BossIso gene
r,l assortment of
STONE WARE;
And general of low priced Goods suitable fer
county merchants who with others
csunlne stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
ANY assortment that may be selected be put up best
and the shortest moth 1g--e,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
WANTED.

a GOOD Carpenter, Wheelwright I,oatmcn
and IS or 90 Pit lands, for the balance of this
year For such rs can come well recommended, we
Will give liberal price. Apply on the Basin to
april 10 eo6t NELSON CARY d. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

RICHMOND, NpFh II--2aWIt
k'tr -St9 IA o, Way next snail offer, promises
~ public sale NY MILLS, and 1000 ac res of the BFEkEIy
IRAcf OF lAND' in parcels 10 suit purchasers Tie Mills
prom IN excellent sesn and might be rendered very valuable
~ the hands OF man Of cap,a Trey i;rst Mil
hyng machinery for manufacturing wheat pair Of BIZ
ZINES :. the best quality and boltng cloth, &c; also
Ndw VIII capable ~ saving 100000 feet vi timber during
season to this attached Stb Carolina Cotton Gin equal
P"aDy '" my ~ Virginia together with Cotton pc,s The
if' CONSIST OF every variety ri soil, NJ them extremely
'nausp, 70 corn aud cotton: small portion has been much
HnPen ny a winch very convenient 20 them, hat TIC
49, cp aIs w 'nhccd with heart pine; and within the
ul's o w Hsi hlch 70 he soli good may
nfn on 'Hes Vrft aiordug excellent situation 10 1IJ
w'h 'yanni y'ew ut tie Rive and City Point On this pro-
ply US uosh' wa good hcry nay be iad-Ie terms
~ ar VII ic, oe jpurth ~ 60 days AM, e haI,rre m H.
sny" Instruments the p1rohsso w9ney be raid tic BanE Of
uot 'is'' w hoihnnd me Mus VIII be delivered intnc
d7try after lie sale. The paniaiinD called Min O,,,er w.,
Wbiti'e expiration Of tic present year. NV wv
49,, -. ~ BENZ. HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
IRON CASTINGS.

IHb S"hScfb"T informs me public. thai hc cornues 10
carry on the IROX FOUNDRY near tire Savage
Factory, where ne mFses Snf Iron CASTINGS or Ma.
rhInery of all descriptions. Al ofefs sent ~ nn Al the
to""dty, or 20 MR. GEORGE WILLIAMS, NJ. 3, Bow.
ly wharf, Baltimore, for Castings will with uur.
date attentions aud tie Castings delivered thee fee ul
rHpense Tor transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. IS, 1920. Isuh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
~ EORGE T.. TlFFiN has received NV recent
" arrivals from New York and Philadelphia, a
lrRe and beautiful assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods;
They consist an part Of
Grape DE Lyon, assorted colors n new nrticle
hengohnes do do
ram str'Ped, plaid and printed baiistc
Coee RAYS, paiinarince and Italian nets
Arcoph'ne grapes. various colors $40
blnck, white AMI colored Gro dc Mans
Black, white and colored satiins
Black, white and coiored florences H
Back and blue black Italian lust rings
Black and blue black Marccline silks
Black satin ievantnes and sensleys
Silk camlets, sarsnets and modes
Black, blue, pink, straw an, white Iialian grapes
Black Nankin, Mandarin md Canton crnpcs
Fancy embroided Grape and grape Jesse hGkfs.
Fancy do do do do scarfs
Fancy silk and Iauze carls and h,lkfa
Lace capes, pallerines ana collars, new style
Black and white bubbinett wells
black, white and green gauzc do
A-a-5-l and GA bobbinett laccs
Thread and bobbinett laces. edgine and iootings
Black and white pcarlings
Furniture and canbric dimiiics
Ginghams aud cnlicocs beautifully assorted
Bonnet and belt ribbons NOW style
Cap and gauae do do
BoudaTd and IIoskn's gloves best
Ladies' hosiery, silk and cotton
Mems do silk thread and cotton
Bombazines, bombazetts and circassians
German, India and French silk hdkfs
BLACK Italian AID Canton cravais
laconett and Swiss muslin do
Russia ana French drilinus assorted
Satin and jeans assorted cours
Super nance chop yellow Nankins
DO do 90 blue do
Black and colorcd lasiinrs
White and colornd MarseilIcs
Patent suspcnders, assorted
Silk and Valencia vestinp
7-8 and A Irish linens very cheap
Linen cambria and lawn hdkfs.
Plain, figured, plaid and striped Swiss muslin
3aconett null anc book do
Embroided batteste and muslin robes
Muslin houncihg, edgng and inscrtinr
oambric and cambria muslins
Real and imitation grass cambrics
Parasols and umbrellas
Linen cambrcs and kentings
Iortoissshell and Brazilian tuck and side combs
Black and brown hollands
German and British oznaburrs
Ticklenburgs and Russia sheetinrs
IL and Id Marseilles quilts
7-8 and lO-4 damask table diapers
DO do do cotton do do
Bleached shirtings and shectinss
brown do do
Plaid and striped domestics
Linen and cotton tickings
Furniture and apron checks
Foundation muslin and mlnct
Silk and worsted braids, &c. &c.
And will continue to receive throughout the season,
upPncs oil every thing and esy-,bie in the fdncy
md staple line. Country merchants and other pnt
i,asers are assured, that every article will be offer
ID at the lowest market prices.
april 7--4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

HE stage viii alternately from the Sueet Springs
ny way o the w. Sulphur Salt Suuhur and ba Il,
aud by tic Mill Gap and Uniou.
Each passenger will he allowed take 2O1bs Of beg
g"ge free Of charge, but all that will be charged fo
al the rat""i cents per 10. per 100 miles. Thos, vim
ust register their names the places where the s,ou.
shalihave the preference
There will ne good aud careful drivers and IN. h. Ct,
horses ia Virginia. / 4 I,I n,ul,t,
5ih mouth. Dish, 1890 ~ y '>''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

l'iiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine IS
such, and Its prc-culincnJ virtues we'll Cs-
'ahIisad, aud fully acknowledged by an intcigcn:
public, that II scarcely necessary 20 say any thing
further than that ii is y SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases ri the Liver: Debility resulting from nten-
pcrancc aud dissipation: Old and Byeeritc Ulcers:
'ains in the Bones attended with swclllngs of ilc
JonIts Indigestion: Blochcs the Face, Pinpcs &c
"yPlia Cuiancous discusses generally, and letter in
pGrtcnIIr: Mcrcural and ScrOiulou5 complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed bv
the Cathocon, nave become numerous, as TO pre-
cdc thcIi Insertion IN any newspaper, and has made
II hcccssniy Tor Tic proprietor 10 print item Ia u
pamphlet Oi about 100 pages. This will be forward
cd ~ soon possible the several Agents for oYa-
tuit"us distributions and must, perusal strengthen
ne good opinion now entertained by the friends of
iis Incidence anj dsarn. 1t Is hoped, the prClud
res Of those who view with dhtrust auy medicine not
known IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
arc s'ubDurn hngs, and cannot be- gainsaid.
~ tic earnest solicitation of members OF the med
tdi faculty, and others who have Witnessed tine aston
isIng cures effected by the use Of the Vegetable
Cathohcon and who are anxious that its benefits to
mankind may be more widely difIuscd, the proprietor
has consented tD reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
OF 80 aEy way dcicrioTotlng the quality of the mod
lcnc. or yedVcinS The size NJ HE Gottic as has been
ma rally done ~ the case Of Swam'a panacea.
oreds jar he sol NJ PoH's Cahoicor uo II cioS, are
0'O0gcots for S'o1in's PaaGria
81 retail than dDssH boltcs Of Won, aihocon ybcc
ell ne bottle pfSwains paacei; 1nd fe great pleasure n,
iihI tiidt 900 which have
uinii'pu tricd, u has produced dciii hen,Gt"
"tou afford ~ reduce the price ~ your iolirnu 10
"n dollars, should more cpucniy prescribe NY patients
dna this would also ne done by number physician, I'm
is town and Vicinity Who have used with the hest effects
"''f l he oiet lhnacea and c CompUud syrup Of Slr.
sapaIllia had f3ilod
IN eminent physician SAYS 81 have known several curcs py
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of he faculty. and have
never known IL io pro luce UlI"r,O,ge H6c(sn
i"e Aoge invaluable medicine may be constantly had n
.. ar. BBAMIKR,
wr ~ Opposite he Fagio inicl. Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

W ACON.--6o 900 Lbs. nice small sized bacon on
- board thr Schr. Why Not, in the Dock, for sale
low. Apply 10 WIN. ]. CLARKE
april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

III HNIb % i JfIIN no INJTLI.
I'VE Savage Manufacturing Company are inw eu,poy
'ns strong force 10 building Machinery at this estao.
lisnment, ~ connection with
DANIEL HACK.
Aud pledge Themselves 10 give general satlcto 10 the
despatch, aud ~ the faithful execution ~ all ,d,,s. nd
ul"n as favoIuble terms be- afforded Al aby Other
Machine establishment in the United States.
Apply AZ the Factory the Washington Tu,un;t =
Road TO DANIEL HACK, orto gro. WIitIAMs
90 Ms Bpwly's wharf
NIB Good Nachire Makers VIII fnd constant on.
prv. BaItiuiore, jan 26-1an2f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
NEGKOES WANTED

WISH a. hire 6ny able tocd negro men, for the rem, SIN
dec - tp's year ~ tne 81 Richmond Dock Com,
f-v, GtC. BOOKER, S.yct',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
SPRINGS STAGE-

'BNHIS Stage will hereafter each week 10 nd
N from Flucks, where it CONNECTS with the line FINN
fynchburs to Nashville, SC. aud Lewsbnrg where il will
connect with PGIters line of coaches which runs TO The
Ohio river.
FARE For each person there will be charged for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

and Dcrclnndi5c ofcyery Kind.
Orders for Balonccsof any size or Soalo beams ol
Tor any part oftbo Appearing, will meet win pr~rnf
1t"nllou WN 7 ~ TpKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
Patent Balances.

T'IIE Subscriber, Agent
~ for the Manufacturer
IN Boston, oners Cor sale.
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, ofvarious sizes; and
viii fnrnishto ordor, Money
and hPothecarics' Scales d.
Wcights, Of All sizes; Plat.
form Balances and common
HpatnF. far v,ttghouo, Ia,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

IN Goottfand Copniy Coart, 1oM Jdnwf,y, 1890
Joseph Pollard, PIT,
np,jdd
JOHN ~ RedGol ssmu, Lcaso and R,cI'ec !" Cn'Tornr.
tirr Jones, dis.
his day ie plaintiff by his ai;orncy aud fled hs bI
nd appearing 20 TIC satisfaction Of iic CONT, that the c
uat i"u W. Rcdtwd, IS not inhalau of this State: il
ordered tat tho said defendant John W. Redprd do appear
rre on tie st day ci May next, and bin Of
ne ant aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some public newspapcr printed IN the city Of Richmond r
"o mouths successfully aud that another copy he posted at The
'front.' 'nor II tho coud house Of his county
,'' dat ard fec ordered that the defendants Samuel
't'Fr and Medwel1cf Jones 90 mo- paw away, secee or
' r Dispose Of ANY, money ~ o,ccts in their hands, be-
I" pay 10 'hc plaintiff DC dch u lie plaintiff bill mentioned
md ''r costs this suit.
- rnnv 10. WI. " NlIIEE " . u .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
NOTICE.

a Ii. persons having claims against the estate Of
Marcellus Smith deceased, either partner of
the late firm of Peasants e. Smith, or individually
are requested to make them known to Mr.. Abbott
at the Wing Office. .c.Isia. r.
JAMES PI.EASANTS,) Ad,n'rs of
mar 81 JNOi NORRIS (M s. doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
COTTON YARN.

lNhE subscribers, agents for the sales Of The Pc
tersburg Manufacturing Company Cotton Yam
Mil, keep regular supply which they offer by
Wholesale at the following prices, viz:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

Richmond, Va. March 10. 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05

J against this that ihsse gentlemen require an I'm
muniiy In the representative principle He en-
amined the census, and showed how rapidly Oh,
poPulaiinn had increased In the West, and tina
IN 30 years IL might advance beyond that Of IN,
Eastern people-and now we are required 70
form u Constitution, which shall bln.i our pos
terl,y, and subject them 10 a minority In the
East.
Mr. D.. touched upon a variety of other points,
in an animeted and rapid manner.
He stated. that this Convention had been call.
ed upon a very unequal bnsis thnl il was an.
portioned on the ceDsDs Of 1910 and had II
been regulated by that of 1920, there would
have been no doubt about the decision Of this
question. He concluded with addressing n few
words to his brethren Of The last, showing them
how much he slave population wns probably
destined To increase IL the Yves He recapituia.
ted The events which were occurring In The State
OF O%bio-thai all The people OF color would be
driyenIrom that Stale, by hor lately enforcing
n In " To thai effect, aud also from Indiana and
Illinois that the doors of Canada will be shut
against them, md that AN outlet would thus be
nirnished ~ tie Eesier" sis.es i.,o Vast V,r.
eiuia-as the security of that spesies Of proper
~ would be increased there, In consequence
of tbeir being denied a refuge in tho Western
After Mr.. Doddridge had closed his remarks,
The Char propounded The queslion--when Mr..
Leigh Of Chesterfield, moved that tho Commit
tee rise which was agreed to-nnd then, ON
OF Mr.. Johnson, the Convention adjourn
Cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05

that. ten wersts from the sea. (the Adristc
near the Balkan mountains, tie roads are .,
c~eleni between krajora and Bucharest tb.y
aie bad enough that all which has been ga;
about The Balkans and is only a mystiGcation
and that IL is marvellous how il should haze
been kept up so long.
FRANCE.
Sieur Ravez, number of the Chamber OF
Deputies. end first President OF the Royal
Court of Bordeaux. has been made Peer Of
France. IL IS said that before the formation
of the present ministry, The seals were offered
to him. and that he refused them.
Admiral de Rigny sailed from Toulon. on
The 18th September, IN his flag ship the Con.
qserant, accompanied by the brig Adventure.
an excellent sailer. Ga leaving he roads, the
latter met with five bomb ketches intended for
the seige OF Algiers. The AdmiraI's des,ins.
lion wa, unknown but was currently snid IN
he Constantinople, visiting on his say. the
coasts OF Alg iers, Tripoli, Malta. aud IN.
Levaut The Seipio. and other vessels were
getting ready 70 follow.
The opposition 10 the ministry, and rum 1urs
other resignation, Sc. Continued. but The min
istry continued likewise At the latest dates
A hon mot is ascribed 10 NJ. de- Villele, on IT'S
being suggested that he had designated M. ,e
IA b0urionnHye as minister. " am
compared then to Augustus. who nominated
l ibeiius ms his successor, in order 10 make
h i'm sell regretted.
a volume published by M. Regnault WARM,
Memoirs 10 serve for n Life Of Cen
era La Fayeite, are severely attacked by the
iNoya'ht Journals, who abuse the yeteI an with
stint,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05

TINE.
From The hafian Of F,Nicajn.
| saw n might, river, wild and ynv,
Whose rapid waves We're moments. ", icb
did glide
So swiftly onward in their silent tide.
That, ere thy flight was needed. thpv werp
past
A river. that to deaths dark shores doth fas,
Conduct ali living, with resislless force.
And though unfelt pursues lis noiseIess course
10 quench all fires in Leihe's stream nj last.
Its current with Creations birth was born,
And with the Heavens commenced IFS march
sublime
In days s., and months, still h%urrying on nm.
tired
Making its flight, ! inwardIy did mourn,
And OF my musing thoughts in doub, ,nqnir
The rivers name-my thoughts responded
Time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
One half of Rose Isle for sale

r WISH 10 sell this valuable tract OF land,
living on Tye River, in Nelson county, a
Sout Is miles from New Market, (at the juno
lion of I've and James RiVer,) where there Is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat nayiga-
zion 10 Richmond in the neighborhood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills Tor nour.
The half of the tract contains, by estimate, l0Oo
acres, and In good repair. This tract Is consi'
dered one of the hes; in Nelson county, partlcu-
iarIy well adapted to tobacco, corn u wheat. The
land is well watered and timbrred, and a great
deal of fine tobacco land to cut. There IS a
body Of 100 acres of low grounds OF good quail
iy on the river, attached 10 either hall oil this
desirable place. The purchaser VIII be allow.
cd 10 purchase either half Of this estate tthe
lower or the upper %portion) as may beet suit hrs
wishes. IL IS useless to give a further descr'p-
ton of this desirable estate, as those wishing TO
purchase will FIRST view the premises. Mr.. A..
cres, residing on the place, will shew the and
20 any person wishing to view it. am d'spos-
ed to sell on accommodating terms, but . bar
gain can be had for cash, or would take ne
groes in payment Letters addressed TO me or
j 4. d. Payne, in l., nchburc will be promptly
attended to. LANDON X.
Nay7 1916
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
FOR SAL OR BARTER,

n TRACT of Land containing 296 acres
IN situated in the county OF Bedford, and
Campbell, about 2 miles south west Of New
London, and / mile from the Academy. There
Il about 90 or 80 acres cleared ; having on il
some Gne fruit trees, well %watered, bsr without
improvements. The said land is as good as a.
nv in that section of the country. 10 payment
OF the above land I would take young negroes
at a fair price. Apply to Col. Alex. A sin,
who lives adjoining the land, or TO the snhscfi-
Der, in Montgomery county, near Salem who
wishes TO sell the place on which he lives, on
the main western road. S miles from Salem, On
Roannak ri, err, well improved, containing 5s8
acres, about 50 Of which is cleared, and nearly
all fresh. | would take one half the value in
young negroes, should j, suit a purchaser.
EDMUND p. WHITE.
August 90. wtss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
PURSUANT to a deed of trust executed to

DURSUANT to a deed Of trust executed TO
Richard Tyree and VIM Davis, by WIN.
40. and Jane his wife, hearing date the 9TH
my way, 1919, and duly recorded 10 the Hus-
,"gs court Of Lynchburg. for purposes therein
nameu, the subscriber, surviving trustee, will
shoceeu 10 SELL by way OF public auction, on
4" premises, on Saturday the 7h iay of No
semner next, a lot of ground. with a conve nient
u"ei''ng house and other out houses on il, con.
ta,nn'ng Id acres. lying down the river about
.osn a m'ie from Lynchburg. and commonly
-aheu smiths Well. Likew ise a LOT Of ground
situated III the town Of Lynchburg, containing
quarter OF an acre. on 9th street and Sd alley
a',"g on IL a house, at present occupied as a
puo' "ouse. Terms made known on day o
sale The subscriber, acting as trustee, viii
convey none other than the title vested in him
such. RICHARD TY Rec,
A. Surviving Trustee.
W." Go 81
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TERMS.

-. a annuIn, pay spie an adv ance'-so sop-
he received for q less time than sx months
aaa . EPsir,ors) until all arrearages are PAID.
rJ Advertisement. will be Inserted ,s 7, 9. e 81 ss for .s psh'
s7aale w Those from a distAnc. must be psin ioI
sonu Hsa ~ their insertion, or tho payment assumed ny
p Iaws responsible PERSONA Lynehburs.
~ cbaucery Orders not exeocding two squares are IN
ssrted for six dollars
~ AlIotter. addressed 10 the Editors must DC P0si
II ar they will nol be attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
POETRY.
THE PALMER'S HYMN

The following beautiful lines are from
pen of the Eurick Shepherd. They are desi
ed to represent the morning PRAYER Of a
MAC who voluntarily became an oulcssl OF
desert.
Landed be thy name forever,
Thou of life the guard and giyer
Thou canst guard thy creatures sleeping !;
Heal the hear, long broke with weeping.
Goo of stiffness and of motion,
OF the rainbow and the ocean,
OF the mountain rock and river,
Blessed be thy name forever /!
] have seen Thy @ond'rous might.
Through the shadows of the niehr.
Thou who slumberest noi nor ~sleepsst
Blesi are they thou kindly keepcst
God Of evenings yellow Jay,
q d OF yonder da@ning day,
That rises from the distant sea,
Like breathings from = i%eraiiy;
Thine the flaming spheres of light.
Thine the darkness ofthe night,
Thine are all the gems OF even
God OF angels /. God OF Heaven
God OF life that face shat never,
Glory to thy name forever!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
Surgical Instruments, &c.

Surgical Instruments, &c.
MOW opening a large and beautiful assert
IN ment of Surgical and fother instrument
viz:
Amputaiing
Trepanning
Lithotomy
Obstetrical
Dissectiag
Pocket Instruments
Eye do
Tooth do
Anassortment of Gum Elastic ustrume nts
Spring and Thumb Lancets
instruments separate or out of Sets. all
kinds
Together with many others not mentioned.
Howell DAVIES.
Sept. Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05

SSVAE ,save just received q few packages des'-
WY rable goods, much cheaper than previous
supplies, that we are induced once more this
10 examine the prices, feeling confident they,
will be surprised at the great seduction ID al
kinds of goods recently made IN me nor.nern
Markets. MKEE, ROBINSON CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
FOREIGN.

Further Extracts from Foreign papers, 10 the
Isl Of October, receireddy the ship Suliy, from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
WHEAT.

SFG7E wish 10 purchase several thousand
wv bushels of Wheat,fo which the highest
market price will be given.
MKEE, ROBINSoN&Co,
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PAINHSa
DRY AND I'm ]

ZVU htgs WING Leau TIT OH
600 Kegs Spanish Browe 10 Oil
% Kegs Green Paint in Oil
IS Kegs Yellow 0chre in Oil
% Kegs Black Paint in Oil
1000 lbs dry Spanish Brown
1910 lbs ny White Lead
2O00 lbs Venetian Red
000 lbs. Spanish Whiting
500 lbs. Paris White, &c.
Together with every other color, dry andin
Oil In use. All Of which are off cred for sale at
the lowest prices. Howell DAVIES.