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HIGHEST PRIZE,
$4,000
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

$3.50 prizes, amounting to $40 600
Only 10000 Tickets in the Schemo-More
Pnzes than Blanks!--the whole payable in
CASH, which as usuol at CoHEy's OrFGcy. can
be had tho moment they arc drawn.
Whole Tickets, 80 90 Quarters, 81 %
Hatpes, $50 JIghts, O 90
~ ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or nriz-
es, will meet The same prompt and punctual at.
top;ian as II on personal application
Il J. h COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS,
- Baltimore.
~ Tho Register, containing the Official Lis,
will be forwarded Immediately after the drawing.
TO those who rnny request il.
= Bsltipore, Notenjber &C. led,
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SCHEME NUMBER EIGHT
ODD AND EVEN.
CoHEN's Embellishments
NJ &c JSln

II. CUHEN'S OFFICE-BALrImoRE,3
-, Nov. &c, 1920. {
=, we nave the pleasure to present herewith,
Class No. 8, for 1899, OF
The Maryland State Lottery,
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYS-
TEN, by which the holder of two Tick
cts, or two Shares, is certain of obtaining
at least one Prize, and may draw THREE
Tho drawing viii take place in the City
of Baltimore OH Wednesday, the Goth De.
cember. =
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NOTICE.

TME% NEGROES belonging to the
n estate Of John Rodes decd. will be
bred out for twelve months q, John s.
Eocks's tavern, IN AIhemar!e, on the 2S,h
oil the pseseDt month, fDecembet) by me
THOMAS j.. SHELTON,
pee tiA~|29 81 Executor.
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:, 20 Intervention of the Christmas Holydav.
WIN COMPEL US to omit the publication ,of the
Advocate next,week
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-25

A N INTRODUCTION TO CIR T.
N CLAN and ROMAN GEOGR A.
PLY; by LONG and DUNoLIsoN, for sale
at the Office of the Virginia Advocat e.
September Il-'29 ,f
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NOTICE.

WILL. be sold on the sth day of Jan.
vv nary next, at the late residence oil
rhii'p Watts deceased, all the Stock OF
Horses. Cattle, including Beeves, Sheep
logs Household and Kitchen Furniture
plantation Tools, with many other articles
100 numerous to mention.
ALSO
EfGH oryrtfaLx -ArEIsROES
will be sold. Twelve months credit will
be given on all sums of five dollars and
upwards, by the purchaser giving bond
VIII, SUCH security as may be required.-
Cash Tor all Sums under five dollars. Sale
to continue from day TO day till all is sold.
JOHN b. WATTS adm'r of
Philip Waits deceased.
December 1873 81
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REBOUND BOOKS.

REBOUND BOOKS.
The History of Boston, embel-
lished with engravings.
One vol. Virginia Advocate.
One do. Christian Advocate g.
Journal, for sale, for the
price of Binding.
Apply to E. WATTS.
Oct. %. IF
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on Thursday the 18TH, JouS TArIoE Low. Ak
professor Of Law in the University of Virginia
was elected by vote as nearly unanimous a,
IL could be, Judge Of the General Court 4,
S'tp'y inc vacancy Oceasiohed by the death o
Judge DADr.
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NOTICE.

N pursuance of Deed of Trust exc
II cuted to the undersigned by j. A.
AauPi, Of record in Automatic County
Court office, and at the request of the
assignee OF the creditor for whose benefit
the same is executed shall. on Satur-
day the I'd day ct January next, at the
Midway Hotei, the residence of the said
Xaupi, proceed to sell for cash, sundry ar
ilcles OF valuable HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE.
". w. sOUTHALL,
Trustee.
December fS-29 Ct
THE NEXT STATE LOTTERY.
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM.
tho drawing of which will take place in the CITY
of Baltimore on "WEDNESDAY, the 95th No.
VEMBER, 1920.
COHEN's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, November, 25, 1929.
DEPORT OF THE DRAWING of
~ this Maryland State Lottery, No. Z,
for 1920 49,.
972S (eyen No. the capital prize, $40, 900
444t prize OF 1000
IOWA prize t. ---5s,' -. 500
1915 prize of 4OO
1881 prize of 900
1889: y siesa' sS's prizes of lcj
l65, 4764, 1850, 1929.
saSs s $685. '47s 1871 prizes Of 50
go prizes OF 500; 100 of $40; 100 of SIS;
and 5000 &C S4 each.
No. 972S, EVEN .N'U.jMBER
having drawnthe Capital Oft EN- THOU
SAND DOLLARS. agreeabIy to the
scheme, therefore, all the eren Numbcrs,
being those ending with either
z 4 6 3 or O.
are each entitled to prize Of Four Dol.
lars, and in addition to whatever prizes
they may have draw besides.
ErThe holders Of the prizes are res.
pectiully requested to present them Tor
payment, as soon as il may suit their con-
venience.
J. /. COHEN. Jr. s. BROTHERS.
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general snpply:of the best of
LIQUORS.

'.--TLSU ON HIND
Sai; Cotn.. Corn Meal, Flour, Bniter, SC.
Together with a number Of small ar,i-
cies too tedious to mention, all Of which
WIN be sold low for CASH by the sub
scribef.
Fl. NJ WOLFE,
Random Row.
December $3.50 #
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Leaf, Glue, Pearl ash, and
" Twine, kept for safe by
:, E. WATTS.
Nov. 27-'29 II
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FOR HIRE,

FOR HIRE,
TyHE Negroes Of the Estate Of DR.. ]
n G. Kagland deceased, will be Hired
ont on the 29ih inst. at the Central Hotel
Charlottesville,
-: o. NORRIS adm'r
+ - OF J: G. Ragland, deceased. 7 :
December 24s-r20. :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-21
ITALIAN LOTION, or
Tincture Of Pearls,
3.NOR improving, preserving and beau.
Il tifvinV The complexion.

-
Il tifying The complexion.
This admirable compound has stood the best
of all tests Ohat Of experionce) and proved ii.
self the most cf1ectual and valuable cosmetic
vet discovered, for removing pimples, spots,
freokles redness OF the skin, and all cutan.
eous eroptions, imparting to the skin the most
delicate fairness. I'm cese of scrofula, salt
rheum, and various other humoTs IL has been
used with peculiar success. Gentlemen
whose faces are rendered tender by shaving
will find it excellent beyond precedent, for a.
meliorating and removing tho unpleasant
barshness caused by the operation. Those
persons whose avocations expose them 10 in.
tense solar heat and severe winds, will find
that an occasional application Of this valuable
compound will afford the most soothing relief
as it removes the unpleasant sensation caused
by either. Ii has not been deemed requisite to
Offer O long recapiiulation of its many virtues
as its admirable properties are too well known
and too Justly appreciated TO require it. But
as there are many vile and spurious cosmet.
les offered TO the public, as possessing virtues
Of vital importance, it may not be useless to
remark that the Italian Lotion has been used
by thousands, both in Europe and America
with entire success, and far exceeding their
a,tirpa,ions II not only renders the skin
beautiful, soft and clear, but by repeated sp.
plicauoHs u promotes a general exercise oi
those important functions of the skin, which
arc Of primary Importance TO those who wish
to attain and preserve n beautiful complexion
and does not contain any Of those peTnicious
ingredients, which are the basis Of most cos
metcs now in use Certificates Of its com.
pIete efficacy can be shown to any who wish
either in Eaglish. French, Spanish or Italian
DIRTo IoEs-lt should be applied 10 The
parts affected, three or -four times. by wash.
ing with a soit cloth The application should
be continued until il has the desired effect.
For sale by }. j. FALES.
may 6th.iS2o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-21

THE unparalleled reputation Of this
l. medicine is such, and its pre- eminen,
virtues are so well established. and so fully
acknowledged by an intelligent public, that
4 is scarcely necessary 10 say any thing
further than that il is a Sore, eign Remedy
in diseases Of the Liver, Debility resulting
from intemperance and dissipation; old and
Inveterate Ulcers, rains in the bones, at.
tended with swelings of the joints; indi.
gestlon, blotches on the face. pimples, &c.
Syphilis, Cutaneous diseases generally,
and letter in particular, Mercurial and
Scro!ulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures per-
formed by the Caihoicon, have become so
numerous, as to preclude their insertion in
any newspaper, and has made it necessary
for the proprietor TO print them in a pam
phlet of about 100 pages. This will be
forwarded as soon as possible 10 the seve
-al Agents for gratutous distribution, and
must. on perusal, strengthen the good O.
pinon now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and disarm, as il is hoped,
the prejudces Of those who view with dis.
trust any medicine not known in what is
called regular practice" Facts are stub.
born things and cannot be gainsaid.
At the earnest solicitation Of members
of tie medical faculty, and others who have
witnessed the astonishing cures effected
by the use the Vegetable Catholicon,and
who are anxious that its benefits to man,
kind may be more widely dillused, the pro.
pfletor has consented to reduce the retail
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle; and
'his vii! be done without in any way dete.
nntotlng the quality Of tho medicine, or
reducing The size Of Ge bottle.
For sale by
A. P. MOORE,
Morke'-sqnare, Newport, r. /.
May 81, 1922 (eowIY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-21

The wood work OF the towers, the lanterns
ventilators and vanes 10 be painted twice over
all the iron and copper work black, the putty
on the sashes and woodwork white, 10 have
one complete electrical conductor made iron
copper, three quarters of an inch diameter,
IL Ainiod; tho points silver, TO extend live feet
ab1ve the vane, and FIVE feet from the house
into The ground a Sufficient depth. square
FIVE feet, cut building. Of wood, to be erected
SIX icot high; framed with two pieces Of timber
each twelve fee, long ard crossing at the Gen.
tire; and 70 he covered with boards and shingles
ana whitcNashed throughout The whole to
be completed in a work.manlike manner by
the first day Of October next.
Separate proposals will be received for fitting
up the said light houses, within fifteen days
amer they shall lie built, with seven patent
lamps and seven sixteen inch refleciorsin in each
lantern, Ia be placed on two circles, four on
the lower ard three on the upper tin butts
for keeping oil and all the necessary appara
ratus in the same manner as tho light houses
ofihe United States have been fitted by Wins
low Lewis, with the addition Of the patent ap.
paratus for conducting the heat Of the lamps
to the oil therein; the said redectors TO have
seven ounces and twelve penny weights oi
pure silver in each reflector. The whole To be
approved by the Superintendent of Light hou
ses IN Rhode Island, or such other person as
may be designated by him. In the proposals for
building, the terms TO be stated for building
the dwelling house with hard burnt bricks in
LID of split undressed stones; walls OF eigh.
teen, instead of twenty -four inches in ease
this mode should be preferred; and in the said
separate proposals, provision 70 DC made for
the alternative of nine patent lamps with nine
inch refiectors and heaters; if TO these pre-
ference should be given Payment to be made
when tho work shall be completed and ap
proved
Those who arc disposed to contract will be
pleased to transmit their proposals to the Col
lector of the Customs at Newport, on or be
fore the thirtieth day Of MAY, instant.
CHRIST. TT IERY, Collector
and SaPert. Ligh Houses.
Nav IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-21
May IL.
FranNtin Observatory.

NHE subscribers have the satisfaction OF
Il informing the public ard visiting stran
gers, that on Monday the 9th instant, they
will open The OBSERVATORY for the
reception oil company. The proprietnrs have
spared no expense in order 10 render ths Is
tab''shment as convenient and comfortable as
any ether Of the kind j. this or any Of the
neighboring States. The Observatory is de-
lightfully situated on the Hin, at the South
east part of the town. and on one of the finest
sites in New. England; commanding broad
and extensive view Of the surrounding ocean
and country. There are connected with this
resort. two BOWLING ALLEYS and LONG range
OF foeautiful WALKS The buildings and into
rior accommodations are finished in superb
style, where select parties can be furnished 1t
all times. with separate and private rooms
In on" ~ the mGnsJ fi"r.es theCs is sreGied
is an EXTRA Bar Room, which together with
The Public Bar Room on the first story, will
always be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and every other Luxury usually called for at
simila; Establishments
MR.. BURDIcK one ofthe concern, occupies
the TEA-TIOUSri, contiguous to tho
Observatory, which will also soon be ready
for the reception Of company. Mr.. B. with
the aid Of sufficient number of suitable as.
sistants will take all possible pains to accom-
modate those who may be pleased to patron
ze the Observatory.
CLARKE BURDICK,
THOS. STACEY, Jun.
Newnort april 10th, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

r. OBER1 GORDON, On 4tA street, neat !,
Ia Eagle Tavern, anu lea,hng 20 Shockoe Ware
house has for sale in pipes hhts and quarter casks,
,cn kinds Of Madeira W inc, among which, are Ser
cai, Iimtu, Aqua de Mel, Boai, and some o. the
finest that The Island affords, of the kind that usual
~ years it's Also, good Port, and Dry MarSa-
Gin ST. Croix Sugar aud Coffee; Four Kinds of Steal.
Loaf Sugar, in boxes ud barrels; Five kilis Teas;
at low prices, for their qualities; Sack Salt, Bar
Iron; Cunningham IL Anderscu's Cotton Osnaburgs,
and SheCtinus. NJ Fact " prices. oct l5-eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
xM. C0wRM

EE AS Just received, and ran offer 10 ms Gus
IL a oneers and the pubic, Il cnolce assortment "a
GOLD and silver ~-r and verge Watches Clocks, time
pieces. fashionable jc"elry. silver. plated and Bri-
tanna ware fountain sihe ana steel pens everO0int
and common pencils, tcOih picks. ta.ubcs b.ed ritz
cues art purses, Pocket books and card cases. she,i
luck. side. and pocket combs. snuff boxes ture
frames and musical boxes. spy glasses Their
mometcrS. percussion and l.ui pocket pistols and
percussion caps, razorS ana razor straps. pen ard
pocket knives and scissors, walking canes steel aud
six watch aud safety Grains, steel and gilt seals
keys ard rings, tea trays. military goods rnatho-
ma'ico Instruments. rich gilt and placd military and
common coat ana vest OWtcus. gold. silver ana shell
Sp'ciaces watch makers tools and materials. with
great variety al other articles IN s line al VI winch
ie ottc-~ .; tdc lowest ulaIkc. prices.
w. {. continues 20 repair watches and clocks Of
every description. and from his superior facilities Is
enabled ~ regulate and Just them with accuracy
Hcalso repairs and adjusts mathematical Instruments
Orders for any article in MS hne punctually at
tended o. cot 5-cots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

= AADOLpHS REPORTS Vol. 6lb, Of s,cs
-, argued aud determined III tic Courl al AynealL
OF Virginia; just published
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions Of 1856 and i17B
Journals Of the Senate and House of Deisgalcs 81
Virginia from 1916 to 1890 inclusive
lLchuas Statutes at Large aud
HE New Maps Of Virginia
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Lilyoyy r.
the State, may be bad Of the subscriber, at the Cu
toI, la the city Of Richmond upon the lowest term
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, OK Council
O1 b-u aud Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
VIM. ALLEN.
MERCHANT TAILOR

Opposite Ese j'uiScf States Bank.
ID ETURNS his thanks To hiS friends and The pub.
II lie, for the liberal cncouro cement he has receiv
ed, and hopes still 20 receive continuation OF their
patronage and confidence.
He!sas received ~ 'aic arrivals from Philadelphia
and New York his fall supply of Goods, consisting
of blue black aud variety OF fancy colored cloths
and caSsmeres, superior assortment Of uncut and
cDi velves, Nal.nc.cs, Florentines and Marscillcs
Gowsons patent continuous spring stocks, Chester
mans sUspcuders, shirt co!a-z, French, buck skin,
Boudard's and uaskin's gloves.
Also, an assortment o. Superior trmMingS-aud =
prepared 10 execute all orders, II the most tshiona
Ole S.Nlc
WANTED-Two or three first rate JourrcYmen.
--ar0f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
10 BURNIsHNRs OF PINIBBP

kDROPOSALS will be received by the undersirn.
% ed, al the Farmers Hotel, in MANCHESTER, until
the 5th day Of ueXt month"; for furnishing on or no.
Gre the LIT Of May, 1890, Stills and Rails, for the
Cbesterteld Railway Tho Ssills, to be Of white oak.
teet inches ling, by 10 inches in diameter. and
fbited on one side The Rails of hcnrt nine inches
w s. and in lengths, Of II or 21 feet Both Stills.
Aod Rails, TO be delivered nn the line OF the Railway
os IL furnished from The tide woter country an James
The proposals. viii staio H., n,,,Sr e ecn
number of feet Of Rails which cn he furnished and
tic points ut which they can b. delivered
MoNCuBB ROBINSON, Engineer.
oct 1o--ctfrodif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
TRUSF S4LE-

- Y virtue Of decd Of trust, executed by James
- Underwood 10 the subscribers on the 22d dny
~ September 1873 and duly recorded In tho clerks
once OF Hanover county for purposes therein men
Toned we shall prccecd To sell at public auction for
Leady money, to the highest bidder on "Wednesday.
%. Ssth, 1870, ut Turnover court house one Tracf
o. Land N said county lying on Aliens Creek. and
adjoiniHg w Wnodsou's and others, also. tho lol
lowing slaves, viz Davy, Washington, Jaucs' rs,,c
Aunstead' Polly and Lofty much Of TIM ob,,vc
mcnuoncd property, rs Will br sufficient To safety
ssid deed. and other oxpens extending the ssn,c
Tue title to-ihc above property Is believed indispu,
bic, but the subscrbers. setting trustees viii con
veI rnly such title ~ is vested in them
On. 8-'2aW7t JOHN TYLER
SI1f9 PRfpDY,3 1'usless'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

Yea -lilp " Cis..t.. St4feS.
E'SOLLINS g. CO. haze just received si''ncien.
~ supply OF tanners new and improved MAP OF
the United States, accompanied by nemoir on the
recent survoys, observations. cad Internal Improve
r,cns in the United States. with brief notices OF the
new cunteS, towns, villages canals anu rSi roads,
never before 2clinestcd.
Subscribers who have no, yet received their copies,
eau DE furnished ON application.
-r.- .AlSo for sale,
Maps Of Asia, Arice, Europe and America, on rollers
state maps of Virginia, large and small scale
oct ~
KESIIEKE vii be petition to the mex, Assem-
Il bly, Of Virginia, Gnr leave TO open road from
Owens Tavern to Taylorsville, in Hanover, and
then to the Caroline line. in straight direction
TO fredericksburg.
ort N8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
Trunks. W hips, and Canes.

Y Have received a very handsome assortment of
L Phisdelphia made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality, cannot be surpassed by any in the
market. ID. JACKSON,
Opposite the Merchants Coetc House, Main-s,rec'.
SO II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
pcVcreuX

pcYcreuX oct oI-ts
81 ALE OF FALURLE PROPERTE.-I,y whine
- of power vested in b. Edward Valentine shall JTS
r sale the second day Of November upon the premises
all the right title and interest OF the said Valentine in the
Tavern, and the property thereto attached including al! the
buildings and appueuances belonging heIcunio The terms
vii be one fourth oi the purchase money hand or II more
desirable to the purchaser negotiable note payable at either
OF the Banks in Richmond sixty days will be received IN lea
accommodating. and made known on the day.
Should sale be made tbe day u WIN be Offered f7r
lcase al the time aud place
Charlottesville Oct I5-v2t DANIEL SuFCEry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
NEW NOVELS

lust published Tor sale by COLLINS &, co.
- WAIDEGRANF. \ Ncyri
"The story of this Novel, leads the reader through
the most imaginative regions Of the Wulld: Italy ~
Brilliant recollecons its bold passions aud Us sppn.
dd scenery. These might rurnei, rr Materials 10 n
writer of less grace than the author of Wairgravs
and they have been very nttractivcly employed ~ the
embellishments of The Novel Court .T.Gynal
Also, just received, a further supply of THE NEW
"Tor Ill.," &c
Peace Campaigns Of C1rnet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

Trust Sale of Land.

10y virtue of a deed of trust, executed BY ]. T.
- Trce To the subscribers. dated the S0th January,
1893 aud recorded The Office of the cicrS Of Eou
81 county court, shall, Tuesday, the S.h day
of October fair. ii not The first fair day there
after, proceed TO SELL he premises, 10 the highest
bidder. the said l.. Trices interest in the Tract %
Land lying on Fork Creek IN the county Of houi>s,
on which hs laiher, James Trce. deed lived. The
said Trces interest being lots No. /, - =, and 10,
the local situation Of which may he seen ~ refer
eQce 10 the plat fled in tn. clerks oIice b the
commissioners who dividoi the estate
Twelve months creij, viii he allowed the pur-
chasers, upon their giving bonds with approved Scc-
rty aud deed oftrust n tho land secure the pay
Paent JOIN GARTH, s. J Tr0s'
JOSIAH LEAEE. Jr tees
sept 15-w5t
ID UNANAY.-Nas COMMITTED 70 Tue jli! OF Je..STS5a
Ia county tho 9Th day OF MAY aj, iTTrO named
BILL blacksmith by trade. and supposed belong
southern trader lie very baok has smiling co,utenauce
is about let 10 inches high aud aau ~ wears old He
mcriy belonged To WIN. Little OF this TIE owner Is
requested prove property and take him away or ne will cs
sold for has jail fees, the las directs
sept l--WjnIo THOMAS GRiGGS IaIl1r Ieff 60.
- UNAWAY.-Nas committed the iai % GLEASON
~ county, on the 18th day May. negro named
SARAH ANN WINTERS. Size is - YEAR o. a-e OF
dark complexion feet inches high has felor ~ ore
clunb She she born between A!ie ami lee burr,
end raised by Reberca Taylor, of Alexandria lie owner u
d slave requested 20 property, pay chdg, and
he away, she be sold FOR her jail @ The law j,ec
gpt l-W3mc THOMAS GKlGGS Tailor left co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
JOHN. y. SAVAGE-DE.AYYS1

JOHN \. SAVAGE-Lk,sN1lST,
HAS removed TO the middle tcEcmenl Ia thu.
II II block OF buildings east, land next tol Mr.. Ttsh
enors carfisge mOking Shop-w here NJ may be found
at all times unless otherwise engaged. uc,splepar-
cd TO execute all kinds of work in Iris linz, in I.
neS1est possoIe manner lie MIL set teoih IRON ono
Ia iaii set, on Tao most SpPgoN ea p9-and Where
the h"tt teeth are nOt TOO much decaycd, ne will
renew them IN such Us to defy detection
under the s,rictcSt scrutiny even tlola Dentist.
lie hlCs, plugs cleans and extracts teeth with Us
much TO the raIient, Is - nature oil The case
will admit Of Terms moderate. oct 2I-6,
MIR. JAMES IYNCH.-SSIr AS o. dIo mob
I'VE resident nj this Coninonweoh, on viii
take notice, that | have tiled va tie clerks ,rice ut
the superior court of law or the county of Wyihr.
a statement Of ;ae causes ON which shall upply,
10y peinlsn, Ia the Legislature O Virginia at ats
session. Tor divorce iTom you.
Nouts, &c ELIZABETH LYNCH.
Wythe county, Va. sept | 1899. ste