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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

CpMnuNtcN.o.l
Departed this @ tho residence mother In tho anpc,
Ilr oi Mag tluecn County, ts i6 umc br tils ".
N"ey, IA the 9th i' Ito fell
l"u bilious after weeks Illness Ills relatives
hoifoo and the public have suffered great loss has
iia was practising lawyer his
o"nntio, al exemplary hiuty lis duties md
sttcith OF intellect Being independent
meats AMI hunoirae his transactions aud
noh ~ his feelings, lac regarded
n'tcctionun erolccons of him will
nyt1al whose existence has SCARCELY
q" ms inactive useless life, aks into the
g'nc aud The shock aitoalin tho nunelon o his
the small ccc Of his
ihS isthco ~ ltlc for gds. How di5rsut
sent nstonro ttemor ggat's tho distant friend,
whom receiving this yoony information. Il possible
he, who week all health strength
an who cNtouod 30 tho hand the
horrible death Alas too unc, mortal man would think In
the blood ofNiso0us amid fond nnttpaon-
yon'hiu nsginnons m from the embraces az relatives
all The enh"arcl ct me, lac has hccn hurried the wori o,
whore roll
ic Z" age aud pirinase the TOLLS oi the
the gentle chickering's OF filng l their
tons al yonh, the and towering flame he
only by the power of overwhelming dsoasc Verify have
of woman is of few aud fill oftronble. day spuge,
mp flower and to dOwa 'ono
penetrate the lowest depths of human sonSihlynly
s soul" The coqucnce al Burke, when blooming
promise resigned hi, spt the God who
TO delight, aud onlgtcn woi, an nothing
ness and The most eonsoling philosophy could enable the elder Ca
-ise before indeed, distressing character
cNtondcd acqnaiuHrc overshlowcd gloom lri1h
prospects ms man hal, OF length Of days. have hccn blste
oui aud sacty and mnoSty nj figure he'd. The
darling OF aged n widowed mother, who contributed
comfort OF hOr old by the iosi attentions fal
tbc cheerincss of h disposition
usefulness ha naost without moments been
iouu friendships hopes aud dear romombrauccs.
tan ioftiiudo snan ta afflicted relatives aud since, cu
IL vanity AMI spii,n they
the whole family man, dset thoughts Tho GRID above
WHARF, exists substantial and IN unfiling happiness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

By an cndor scmcnt ON the Way-Bii received hi.
morning from Cumbetland, learn that George Swear
hagen has made confes eion, in which he accuses
Rachael Cunning ham with the murder of his aife.
rHIg'rsi0tCn Mat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

9NNuSe ho following result OF tho Ccnr-.~
s ssnon which you rely cerce,, uasrnuch as
ccu Nhom tn. bost authority in tho different
E punhey IN your will satisfaction we'll as M,
10 number district,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
MANAGERS,

~ Nh ABLE LAND TOR SALE-Wili be sod ON
the premises on the 18th day of September next,
tract al land, lying in the county OF Henrico, the
Williamsburg stage road about four miles from the city
Rich'nc'' containing between i25 and 1870 acres the
rcscn, residence Of the subscriber. Besides the nd
van'"ses OF situation and susccptlity Of improvement
possessed ey the land there upon most converien!
ana comfortable dwelling house, with every ncccssa7
ry clubhouse, an orchard containing between six and
ven hundred trees of the finest fruit, in the -four
ishing condition, and we'll of water inferior TO none in
inns state The subscriber with rropriety,
"'ohd IL az one OF the most healthy situations in the
couhIry and 10 any one wishing purchase convent
cn productive farm, favorable opportunity could
not present itself The subscriber will tuke pleasure IN
showing tho premises to person DESTROYS Of purchas
iiS Tho terms will be made known the day of sale
JAMES BARKER.
sept. T. Bl--3C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

TAER. & MRS. REYNOLDS Fs,noie Seminary ana
IEH Harding Schooi.-AIr. and Mrs Reynolds re-
sPsctiy inform their friends and the public, that their
school will be opened on the LIST of October.
The following the arrangements in their Scmina-.
ry, which trey later themselves offer very superior
yantages:
Mr. & Mrs. RnxNoLps instruct in thc Pns,is,.
br anches
Mrs. REYNOLDS, Drawing Painting and Ornamental
Work.
Mr. REYNOLDS, Greek, Latin, italian and Matlrc 4
maiics.
Mr. BERvAFD, French aud Spanish.
MIN. BERG, Music.
BESIDES the various branches taught In then sclobl
Mr. Reynolds wilpay particular attention TO those eIc
giant and useful accomplishments, Reading and Eocu-
ton; no having had During his residence in Hnganl>
die advantage of the first Instructors in those branches
fCpt. 4. 3i-wswif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

MNkRiEpl-oa Tuesday evening the iSh u by the Row
John Aytcs SIR Miss Margaret, eldest
ot Niafn Hooker, Es', all of nuckinshGm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
THURSDAY, THE 9Th OCTOBER.
Highest Prize,
5000 DOLLARS.

6265 prizes, amounting 10 $1,000
Only 10000 Tickets in the schemc-Not Ono Blank TO
aiprize-the whole payable in CASH, which, as usuat
az CoHEN's OFFICE, canbo had the moment they arc
drawn.
1Iekets. s3-Halres. 81 90 Qnariels. 75cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
RICHMOND PRICES CITRRE.VT

g. Domingo Mahogany from Is to ~ per foot
Bay do
PRICES OF STOCKS
Y. 8. Bank, lo
Bank OF Vagina, 81 sales
Farmers Bank,
COURSE OF EXCIL4.AGr
North Carolina, Bank Notes, 3a3l-a
South Carolina, do IL9aa
Georgia. do
GJ' FLOUR has been gradually improving for some
time past, and sales now be effected, OF Civ
Mills, at s. 49, and County al So IL i-2-and iluiaris
are now looking for advance Oh ,hcse ra'es.
Wheat has come forward sparngly for n siderable
time, owing 10 the continued damp weather, and much
OF what has appeared, not in lnerchaniablc order1h>
has Produced scarcity; and the ready sale for Flour
creases the demand for it, audi consequently, tends to
enhance The price We have heard ol sales Of RED
high as 100 cts, and of WutrE at los eta Whether
these rates can be maintained, when the afcle becomes
more plenty, must depend inainy the resait OF the
European crops.
The price of ToBAcco depends entirely upon is
qusy.-Our quotations above, believe, may be de-
pended upon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
- " " neu II Iuc greatest variety OF nos. ~
COHEMS' OFFICE,

NO. III, Market street, Baltimore.
Where the two great Capital P.zes OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, EACH
were sold in former Lotteries, and where moro Capital
Prizes have been sold than at any other Office in America
- ORDERS either by mail (pOst paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash prizes win Che
slue prompt and pupcu1l attention if on personal ap
plcaion Direct TO
J. I. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS.
Baltimore.
IL The Register containing the Official List. will be
forwarded Immediately after 1lc drawing, 10 those who
may request it.
sept. 4. 3t-t6ihOct.
NNT & Il. TONNES & Co. Commission MIA
w CHANTS, Norfolk, va.-1hc subscribers re-
specially announce TO their friends and The public,
that they have opened house of Commission and ge
neral agency in Norfolk, under tho above hrm, and
pledge themselves 10 give their Unceasng attentions To
every branch of the business which may be contdcd To
their charge. They have taken the three story brick
tenement on Maxwelps wharf, next door 30 Mr. Robert
Sottcr, where all orders in their line shall be promptly
obcyed. WILLIAM TONNES,
EDMUND TONNES,
pEYTON MASON.
scgtd. 3L-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

nAVlD AN DERSON, Jr. will continue the sale Of
" Groceries, Domestic Goods Cotton Yarn Re in
connection with general Commission Business M The
stand formerly occupied by Anderson, Garth Co corner
Of d. and 18Th streets where the market price will no
paid for good COTTON.
sept. 4. 2ttf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

We cannot publish the following communicate from
gentleman OF taste and talents, without paying orr
humble tribute to the able and spirited Work which he
so eoqucntiy recommends to the patronage OF South
ern Ctzcns.-The lofty principles and the brilliant
powers, by which the Southern Review Is distinguish
eI. entitle il 10 the public supror
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
lt3'W' 3QQye

WE subscriber again has the pleasure Of
d announcing to ms friends and custom
ers, the arrival OF a further supply oi ueg
Books. among which may be found the folio =.
ing, viz;
Our Village, Sketches OF Rural Character
and Seenery, by Mary Russel Milford, 10 3
vols
Til. adventures of Haggi Baba of Ispahsn,
in England. IN , vols.
Tue Youne Pilgrim or Alfred Campbell's
return to the east, aud his l,aycls ~ Egypt.
Nn6la, Asa Minor Arahia, &C. by Mr., Uoi.
land. | WI.
A Manual of Cen Anatomy, containing a
conrrse description of elementary tissues III
hr Human Body. from the frencb At a
l., I. BayIe and II. Holland by 5. ". Gross
NJ. u
The History of the reign ~ Charles the oh
by VIM. R'bert'on, y. j.
Johnson ENGLISH ra,.,ionarv as ;m,,r,ye,
uy idad ana ahndeed 10y Chalmers, wit
"a,Ne' ~ IunGlation, octave size.
M'fG'D' Masonry.
me .ady ot the Mator, by Mrs. Sherwoo
III vols
/ Byron's aad SCOTS poeicai works
Ams"9cth's Latin Dictionary Magcal'
! Fror IN DO
ADAM. Cummings aud i9ilets oe,gla
{ ply and Atlass.
4 ecmpsetin,a OF ibela Of evidence, b.
Thomas Teake, e..,, The american hdn'oo
conla:nn. the tai sesi eolleciioneser pnhlt ID
! ed. Of the lecisions 10 Inc dihereni State an
Uni'ed State Courts, by Joseph = Morn
Esqr.
Thomas Coke upon Liilleton. vol.
Chitty aud Christians Blackstone. Blakr'- L
| dition ofconyprsation. un Natural Philosophy
sc. ali OF winch will be sold NJ a reduce,
price c. a. hlihtEo.
32De. !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

west direction fromIhe north side oi,ii,e border,
then on the eastern side OF these about hal
their height, sow yanf drills OF peas ~ lhs sii.
,aiion they will have all the advantage OF the
nofnng aud midday Hn. and advance IN We
geiafiou lonci, more rapidly than II sewn IN the
rdilafs way. SOW each kind separately and
ptetiy thick IA the drills, covering thru not
more than one inch With earth niier they
come up you should give them occasional,
workings ard when about THREE inches high
you may stick them; II will protect them
very much agans, the hosis aud cold care
should he insen not 10 place the sticks too near
the rools Of the peas ar else you will wound
ihetu aud reta,d their growth very uucl, whru
tosi peas are d. for use, you should seiet, So
vrtnl rows ~ the first 10 br reserved Tor seed. Tor
unless youdo tins, you will newer have god
seed Al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
New !

NTOlICF is hereby given, that the New Glas-
a gov Hotel, formerly in the occupancy al
Jas. s Prndeton. has been this wear rented by
me as trustee FOR the benefit OF Pend'eton and
her children TIM establishment will, ~ iil-
tine he carried on under the management Of
Mr.. Fendleion who invites all fiber friend to
call as .u5ine them that nothing M her PAT >ta,i
be wanting 10 render ,hrir si'oaiinn comfortable.
HILL CARTER. trustee Tor
c. Pendieion aud chi'd,en
Jan. "1"42
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

uTR SAMUEL fLEniNG, rs you are moi
w an inhabitani of this cnniinnnn ralth, We
h.reLv moi Il YOU that VIC shall take the dt?o-
s;t,ou of James y Askew, ~ the ltnssel'lIe
,Intel in the Town Of RnsscI.ii'r. Ipyan conn
~. Kentucky, on Monday the goth day Of
,l,, uresput month January 30 he read evi-
d.ncc at tue trial Of IL" silt depending IL
Campbell coanty conr,. wherein w. "a as-ig
,e.s n, s,id Askew afe .. n,nili- aud ,an arr
d,c.nda.ts. Should ,atj deposition moi he Ia
L.,,,, the ,Sey above named iben 1t vii ae ~
ken ON the day aftt. OF contIaas from day
Il, day iiil IL is iakon.
pANNJh s. NOWiIE.
-. " - -
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Ecoa.0my :. Ecauon,

FHheoE disposed 10 Economse in dress
80 VIII find il 10 their advantage TO call a,
9'' establishment, where they will iind au ele.
sum assortment Of Gentlemen's Clothing, Of
super tine, flu" and common qualities. that.
upon lriai, will be found tn fl MS well. and
a. IS faithfully MADE as If made to order. as
we work may he depended upon, this estah-
''n'hh' viii be found to he great convent
9"ce TO the Citizen aad the Ira Her as they
Sdp DC Supplied With erery article OF Dress,
b 'ois, 'hnes, fine ami cu.,,s sc Hats, eve
p, 's'crif'ha OF C'oa&s aud over Goats, &G
:. "'sant "a arg iins, would do we
'a'oFhs with call WALkER ~ Co.
-, Emporium Of Fashions
aim oFice. "'A' '"' ''s''
Dec.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
InLnnhh Real Estate for Sac,
III sSs- .


TgSHE subscriber in pursuance OF two
! 81 deeds oftrusi, executed To him by the
surviving partners OF the late firms OF Gait
Bullock, Il Co and Gait q Bullock, aud
the executors of WIN. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3iGt day Of March.
| 1925. } offers for sale, the following valuable
real properly, to vii
2l6 l.2 acres of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock Il Co. ot r. 81 A. Brad
flute, situated in The county of Bedford, near
the town of Sew London.
l35 "a acres of land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and in the
vicinity ofthe town of Lyncthurg.
An undivided moiety OF the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurtenaut, sitn-
ale in the immediate reighborhood OF the
town of Lynchburg (fhe property above
described belongs 10 the concern of Gall
Btlock & Coz
Also. the following real Estate, bplongins
/ O lie concern of Gall 1, Bullock, 10 wi
The House and Lot, with The appnrienan-
ces in the town Of Lynchbnrs, formerly oc.
cupied bv the said concerns, as store, md
now in the occupancy of Mckee e. Mem.
Also, the House and Lot immediately in
the rear 9th one last mentioned, and now
occupied by Landlord * peddrr
The terms Of saie will he liberal. aud ,nad-
known on application Ia The subscriber, who
will convey to the purchaser CT purchasers
.ucb lille as is vested in him hy the deeds at
trus, aforesaid. aud no oihrr.
CHlSWEEL DABNEY, Trustee.
ii.
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EsY FLETCHER 4 TOEER.
TER aTS.

~ rer 81 per aunala rgy isne IA adyanes,No sti-
80, vii , reeeived for 4 less time than mont rs
d no paper will be discontinued tbat At the discretion
S,hs Editoss) until alt arTearasss are paid.
- Advertisements will he ,nsertsj at 30 cent? per
= lar iessl the first ti,ns, and 81 ~ each
,Inntaee Those from distance must be paid Tor
,,, u thor insartiaH tho payment assumed by
,me responsible person ia Lyhchburg
~ Chancery orders not exceeding two squares in
.9rtsd for SIX dolinrs'
YAllleticrs addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
- or they will uot be attended To.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting
from inemperauce aud dissipation: Old aud in
veterate Ulcers: Paingin the Bones attended
with swellngs OF ~ sjoints Indigestion
Blotches on the Face, Pimpies, &c. Syphilis
Cuaneous diseases generally, and Tett IN par
ticuar Mercurial and Scrafulous complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures perform
ed by the Carholcon have become so ntlnpr-
Gus, as 10 preclude their insertion in any news
paper, ard has made il necessary for the pro
prleior to print them in pamphlet of about
100 pages. This " i'll be forwarded as soon as
possle TO The several Agents for gIatuitous dis
trlbaiod, andinnst On perusal, strens thrn the
good opinion now entertained by the friends Of
this mrdicene, aud disarm, IS il is hoped the
prejud'ces OF those who view with distrust auy
med cine not known in hat is called "ryeu.
tar prdct"e'" FACTS arc siubbon things and
Iannoi De gainsaid
All earnest solicitations of members of the
meaaiical faculty, and others wka have witnessed
the astonishing cures Erected by the use Of tie
Vegetable Cagiaoiicon and who are anxious that
rs neutrality-suspicious. may be more widely diff
fused, ,lfe1sfebfictor has consented 10 reduce
the retail pfice TO TWO RS
per bottle and this viii be doue without IN any
way deteriDralng The quality OF the dicine,
reducing nc sig. of lie bottle. as has ben
materially done in the case OF Swa;n's Pan.
seen
The above genuine Medicine forsalo hv
WALTER, II. MIDDLETON.
In 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
POErIs
1nEpREEk LEADER TO HIS TROOPS

1HE4sREEk LEADER 10 HIS TROOPS
Aad say ye It's bcuer to Yield,
Than give up our lYns On tho neld
Would We bow down rour nceks To Tic Toe,
And with suileuncss broke
Like the steer 20 his vote
Would ye sacrifice Iiharty1 No
Our blood hath como down from the line OF III.
brave,
Lot US die like the free. aud goi lAallko the slave
Desert not sur oounEy5ta netay
Come forth with fsf~.l ane ~ .ices.
And thoss boas,ors MT, ca1isss. Agsrtaad,
Although we bt G,ss sss,xF
What each irecnM eau 40,
When hs word is unsstathea for Aiahna,
Then no. for the combat the 1n1 q sar .trlh +
Shall ee death. not dqiqat, be Qrsdoni aud lisi
Look on tower aud on temple around,
Aud mark 10 tho h.lls soeinn sonnd
That TO often hath called you To prayer 4.
ooking up to the Cfo,s. ~
Know that ic must he loss
Should thu Crescent snpp'anl il in air,
And swear BY the volume which knowa not 10 lie
For our hcurths and or allsrs 10 conquer oraia,
Oh ar'nse that your purpose should freeze
Irresnl1tes look Va on the.e,
The gloros your lucnien ahonld sbroud 800
Your country demands
Hnr defence from our huads,
Yen, hen stones ili Their voices aloud
And the ghosts OF our fathers start UP from their
z. graves
TO gibber at those who submit Ia be slAeos.
+. Yes thote worthless they bled for is sahs-
Let the might OF their spnita awahe--
Aud rouse 20 to glory nore
Doubt aud darkness shall fly
From thut mornings bright eye,
Which dasus to illunme our shore
In The might ofoach arn-=in the npsh of each sword
In the throb Of each heart shall tha past he rssur
cd,
Then forward ,--Thon smiles on our cuuso--
Lctus fight for our lives and our lava
Advance 80 and VOW by tho sword,
Willie kiudhng renains
ofGreei, blood ia our vons
That Frooddn doatl" is tho word
Then draw Iof the onsot--buzza iur the .lEA
Which lelds Us from thraldon to freedom aud life
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nIUE. DLAcx, DnaD, ETC.
TAKE NOTICE.

Ladies Goats aud CLOTH Shawls Iha, have
grease spots on them, or have lost their bright.
ness. CLEANED ia the handsomesl .Nlr. n.
viii keep sampIrs rs specimens Of hi, work,
which may be seen nj MS shop Articles OF
apparrl viii hp sent tor
NJ Tailoring, repairing, &c. attended to.
Dee II r35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

=, ,,5 h,otfcry and EIchanse Office.
y" snpscrlbrr has removed his Loner,
ana hxchnge on e to the house lately
i,o"p''o ny Ar NJ. White, nearl, opposit,
8 "oti', william Il Caswrll Poe.
Is. " HEWSON.
". 20 successor to s. IL NJ. Allen & Co.
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Commission business.

WE subscriber hayn entered into thu
% IncJtn'ssiun business offers his servi.
,ts 10 The n"rehants aud planters trading Ia
this place Tobacco. Flour. and ,iher nro1
hncr, confided 10 his cate ,e sell ur ship. win
be strictly attended T.. lie il nYo Divided with
storage N ire proof housessih snain street
io' The receptions. oi Flou, Wffiskry and pack.
"grs OF Doodsh<k sAML. HANNAH.
Jan. L. len
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lf Will sell from 300to 500 acres of unclear
~ ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF mile from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lyuchburg. Il is well ada.i-
cd TO the culture of Tobacco AMI the different
Kind OF grain usually cultivated in the aeiehbor
hood is well waterei, aud lies better than any
Tact of us size in this part ofthe country. II is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da.
mage 6y heavy rains or high water The terms
"iil ne very accommodating say Que, two
Suu ii'ce years, upon small payment in hand.
heaare oil the subscriber, one mile and hal
south OF New London. ALEX. AUSTIN
Inn IL ~
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ONLY SO PER BOTTLE.

FEyHE unparalleled reputation of this med
n cine is such, and its pre-emnent vriued
Gre 50 well established, and so fully acknowes
lodged by an intelligent public, that it is
scarcely necessary to say any thing further
than that il is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

EE iTRASS MAkING.-.The
W. subscriber. at the lower end OF main
siicri, IN addition TOMS Rope aud 1winn max.
ing business: makes and repairs Cu,l'd Hal,
Mdlfas'es Also makes Shuck Mattresses. n
cheap and comfortable article for summer and
would be thankful for amy job III that way
which shall be- done with neainess aud despatch
aud on very reasonable tcrmcs.
J. II. ECH0LS.
May | tS5q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

BrnsEes for marking 1oaceo aud Cotton
Ftchesbr marking Brushes
FSlcy Soaps-French, English and AMER
is4can--i great variety
Wat8r colours and colours for Velvet paint
ing
pertumery Fancy cut glass and PLAIN
Smelling Vials-the greatest variety
IN Virginia
A most splendid assortment of Fancy rs.
sences and Warsrs-viz: Honey, 90.
logne Lavender. Jrssa me, Musk, Vi
oiei Otto OF Rose II. &c.
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot aud Harness NafnHh
Copai, Japan, aud SPIRIT VaInishes
1000 los. b"si Glue
900 do Red Saunders
900 ito Gum Shcliac
200 Gnpsi--all qualities
100 Blte Calls
$40 lbs. HraDaletln Wood
All the new remedies lately introduced into
the practice OF medicine
Thermometers,
zoo lbs. Vfdigris
900 Calls. Alcohol
1000 lbs. Venetian Red
900 do Red Lad
300 do Rochelle PoWdeis
1000 do Tnrpehtne Soap
2uO do Calpnel
100 do powdered .Ialap
100 do powdered Rhubalb
Spanish Floarant Indigo
ALL TIE SECRET REMEDIES
All the Patent Medicines in use
Swaim's, Wilson's and Scots pauacea,
Pott-r's Catholicnn
Dr Chamber. ceiebtatpd Remedy for !,
temperance
ourg'ca' Instruments in cases md sepa
rn'e all kind. IN use
QbS'etrical do
Trusses-ali XII as in u,e
Caiheter's-- kinds do
Bo%sie's do do
Mathematical Instruments
Shop Furniture--ah kinds in re
a most beautiful assortment of Snuff Fox
es-the variety far exceeding any II
Virginia
Together with great variety Of other articles
too numerous to mention, and weekly arrivals
HIGH ALWAYS keep the stock on hand larg
and freSh--Gll ofwhich are offered to my friends
to the cniHens of Lynchbhrg, 10 Merchants
Physicians. aud the public generally, at mnt
i0uer prices than tney ever were sold in iii
place. HOW Ill DAVIES.
Nam Street, Lyncnbnrs
Dec %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
New Fall Arrivals of
MEDICINES. DsUcS

PfINTS. OILS. BYE.sTUFFs aud DYE
FOODS, gr,am aud IN sticks. HINDOH
GLASS. PUTTY BRUSHES. HINES
SNUFFS, F1NCY ESSENCES. F5NCl
soaps. PERFUMES Y, SPIRITS TER.
PENTfNE ALCOHOL, TURpENTIAl I.
soap, SEGdRs. &c &c.
1000 lbs. bes' EPSON Salts
300 do do Chambers. do
500 bottles Castor Oil al kinds
4oo kegs best White Lead
4oo do do Spanish Brown
l,0l0 lbs. dfy White Lead
l,B00 do do Spanish Brown
5t0 gallons Spirits Torpenme
10 do Sweet OIL
200 lbs. Chronic Yellow
100 do do or Patent Green
100 do PiIssian Blue
10000 do Logwood in sticks (Cdplpe1chUl
1000 do ground lockwood
1000 do do Fus,c
LOCO do stick 10
,UoU do ground Camwood
80 do Nicaragua
TO do Arrow Root all knds
300 do Starch superior
5000 do best Alum
5000 do do Copperas
200 do Borax, refined aud crude
LOCO do Blue Fnrlol
10 do white DO
poe do Rochelle Salts, powdered
go 20 Sal Sofa
100 do Super Carb Soda
200 do Lump Magnesia
81 do Calclned DO
loo do Spanish Flies
500 d. Cream IaItar
l0a do Gun CamPGor
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