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20 2YzE RURExC.

TIE inll0~if.g CON riuui. at,"u, address
t'tic itorr' tor . iudkius O.ulmriI from
80 !!oss- Jcir Tah,ftrr" msmncr OF Con.
gree highly Interesting The grstGituus
man - ~ which u ~ Rair rxbihit- fee
'oy, 81 90 ordinary character toward, suffer
M hnnaniI, aud is car,sinly well Le.er,-
ius oi public a,f"nu9n
WARRINGTON. JAN gsd. 1929
Sir-lt Ia bern m, w,.h tors considers.
DIE 'Im- Co communicate VI" youth. good IF
fro' with winch have used the Oinim,n,
invented nv "a Mr.. Judk,ns, aud ~hich now
understand IS made aud Sold ~ ssrui,Ap
pointed ~ Yourself Iha1e applied 10, rtr.i
m"ni during the lssi thr-. ar to .r.n
'p-cir. oi iumuur srd wound. with out Cs,.
urr tn produce cure an every ins'sncc
CONSIDER u the most decided add rfiri.utrr
nedy IN oil cases Of tunour, re ~. cJts.
what u msy. onj have fount nothi-- =,
good Tor wounds n an. description II mss
be proper 10 add hat fe cure Of tumout
called White Swelling. svca oy-- p, th-
mosi distinguished phlsicia-- a. inrt.rallr
md which they decided would. without nm
EuiatiOn prove fatal to the PstIert, way IN
Ger ny Immediate poitce effected b, the IL,
o. Juiklhs o'ntm.nt and the psi,.Gt., ~
hre heOlih his limb affected b, Tho tunfottt
beng te'''rst 10 pcrfcc; state of sound
nr'' A.n 'hai tie leg Of ~ sg-d man
who" had hrVu wounded and exhibited r,,
- Tie foot. and which. for more tran Two
ycnis tad been c0tstGcfe! iuc'rab!c ~,
ecec'nnIy cured By so srliicattcu o. Jud.
an Ointment. mcniiDn these Two Gases
which fell under my immediate ani,rc End
m3oasems't - decided cNid.nse II The
'h'c5cI OF he remedy 90 rastsof ,umcrt
an 81 ulcers ihn'o experienced o. decil-
coy tho good elect sc this rerurJ, IN ~,
cure NJ Feions. and Cfcvcrv .prciss # fire..
"ouoI u seems go me ;n5t lnJ .te who
WI "n'erte sc operation 81 .li, ~ ...r,cYt
rnn't be sn'i'acd az 10 u. tcnchci1l s'fcr:
ran "i'h 80 u''no't confidence fc.omltr'
nc -:e 81 '..'v1'ushie remedy
] en-, 'ir, vcrV respectfully,
JOHN !A:IAtE.CN
70 Nh. lUAT tSs litL>to$s. rrOIr.e-O
tor e JudAin-' Ointment, near IRE.
deal k'o"n, No. land
Nay ).
hcrthv ""rify, tha' I wes FOR m.r,
m""tss s0scicd most rrevo..h sth ~.
i-itf upon hoir ~ nv heels, cousin. RET.
.us' inrg~ ERROR % 10 sdmH rrt.ol. finer
Tried saucLs remedies VAN whcriva.
induced 81 Try Jui'nS o'nimenf. a. w.t
cured h' he nc ofs singisto1. Ism,.x.
'"us nat othcr-, sinilsft, 81 ted. my
''ii Ihensri'e, u 30 vpirphle srenrd,
ROBtHr FULTON.
thfTlcs'Owu Dec Is tgfy
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Inst rc0iY for .SQici

L>ROM ind'.?o,i,i0a and the press Of bn,i-
II o-.', ne .thseriher hos not been able "a
get oil his AEW GOODS open sud ready for
sale until tho prc.chi. They are all now ~
order. ~. deem, catalogue unrcceS.sry
His assortment Of Dry Goods. GrGccrie-.
Qucrnsw>rr Glass. CEipa. Usrdr9re. 1ut
Cutlery WI be found complete and ",iI he
sold unusn ''ly cheap, Un accommodating
terms. fer e4h or On oStit
WA. L. LOCK.
ChNtlsstow-. Dec = tss9
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Giants suitabic far fhr !Sr0s0,,

TH"iILtD BAGS prime chewing Tnoac
- co, ground -i,tn ."d Hn- salt Sheet
IRON, NiraP Iron. couhtr, b.,trr, .L~.r. and
Cr0Sle. Steel, Nsii.. &c. * Cor sole >,
WI 4. LOCK
Cbarle>town, Dec =, is:s
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PTmt"g Uq'riai ~ Na,e.
yt3lit .op-, riher wi.h.s 10 t.r... r. A.,
- e Isrt,.t q PRINTING Naf-r,.i.. o,rr-rt
~ ne's. eop',tifnE IS tie follow ~ fs.ri.
hretifr Long Ffiusr I-xii.b, g.. rfines
ID. lnE.'-h, tsrop. hnes Plea y sne. g..
Nnrq. nd sevsf.i sf1an fotun ~ 0~,..
menisi ie'ier, wth 90 neessssry sfi,el..
Tor r'.hif'hIfs N~wspsrsr sri IT.. Og.ee
hso good ssroHJ-hshd spr-r fso,sl 81,
ma<" Pres. The above ariis'es utfr r,,,
has'd ipf the Farross n gfiniir- \ p5p,t
10 ths towr, Ntt,h VS. sur-f 1i@Dtis sg.o
toned THot~ 10 want n en- sstatfi.fo,s,f
Z he shove de.rririinn shouiI make sart,
'fpicston, .. uiey sir bs enid p rrsats.,.
gam IS tfpI TIT
Aie1,rd:i,, - T. To- Dec en-.
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FREE PRESS.
FtHtisHtD, wtSstr,sv
oALLAKER & DAudHEnTv
nc tn's Pa'ss - rubishsd veeEIv.s =.
TWO DOLLARS &FTrrv CIR

ffk hNNIH,
fs's' - hsfJ ~sfir iu s5tsuss hn' .r,~,p,.,
sass Pc received - ~, frert ,n Ct u
ia.' 'hitfl} rn aissrce should rs,rs,,,t.. i.
.i.N. deferred r'ti ifc end - ,i,., -,
lHn's DoftsH' ~iil BE irssr,sbiy ebsrSst >
NnfsHf'-rss o. trssfied ~ tie rsts a. -
pr square for ~ 's.r-e Ere. ..Lsf,....-. =.
i~f"'y I've oef'' s.f s4as-e ~ each ,u6..
qpsri irfruIon.
- y siveriise -neris r.sstsni.s ~, 4.
's''''"' = % ne continued ua,d EHs,die,. s.t
sb.'Eed sccofiwgiy. unless sf,seisi Director.
20 the eon''afy se gwen
w sonm'n'oa''oss addressed % fte
W. H'us; BE- pos' psii
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JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND

fFpt faffslt.
fAhN containing about - acres n
- fiNFSIONEIAND. ,,tu,f.s.t,.,,,
q n'le- rom Shrphrfdstown aud +, 1,.c.
haflesto"n. adjoining The lands 81 WI
ham Grove, james 4. Hanson. and I.s.,.
Nriil-niI cl'af,d snd under good f,nr,ry
improvement frame house, and ~.
YER lNihns vel = excellent water if,,t
sold before he ist DIS 81 March Count 4,
"'i ihrn be offered. 90 TIE highr.t l,dd,,
before iae door oi the Cent IIog.e. Il,
h,t'r''c~n Mr. MrGarfy. living or tie
land. vii 'hsw q 60 soy person a,.po.st
=" r"r'hasc inr 's'ms aptlv ~ " 4
Compton ~ Muun.bufs. o. ts,,,hs, Of
Zee subscnbrf-
VIRGINIA ~ HAEFR
h0yf.0.tayg. -
toHHAN HAkEu.
frrferrrt 70 W.
H,s fc
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DR.. W. JUDRINS'

Patent Specific Ointment.
k)N rs have bssn ,sLon - ri-ke n ., ~.
1 pl, ser, good. u r,sy "a lad ntshe !.i
losinE pie'es. viz
humphrey heyos'. Cterirsio'r1.
.IiGDi iou,@'s. .IGr 'insI,,rg.
T. ~. Sprngsr's. Hor@Srs F.--g.
IoURor g. Harris. Mrpke-Es:orI,.
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W. 90 hnnd = qu-niitt 81 SToNf
to'IL, ~h'sh VII ..ii eisep
co. CtiAHLE, HARPER.
s'efherd'iown. Dee rs 1870
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INV -Iusrn

'HL @,hsorbsrs have Just received l.,~.
q'stiry 81 yell selected. new AL 81
''"'Dle Pm" Muse. consisting a .o,g.
Fsii1es. u'arc lrs, rotiihop.. kr Vsr, cL..,
JtiFEtsO" X CLKYELAND.
Jan o, 1850
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MORE AUCTION
GOOUS.

PtWohdsof az huock-d0un Prices!
Nlit. suhscr'f"rs respectfully ANNOUNCE
10 iheir I'enJs aud the public gene
rally 'hsi they 'fe slia rccci,ius un al
d'honal .urIly Of
CHEAP GOODS.
Purcbrsed ~ me of our firm within The
last ten d'ys. Who b.. t.~~-, ~ market =,
tending ihe a1ctcrs We rsn therefor,
insure asicri,hing bargains 10 al - hs mat
favour rs wifi . call
JfIfIRsON & CLLVLiAND
Charlsttown bee
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WE HAVE I'M SToRE.

GROUND ALUM SALE.
LirerpooI 90.
Poiisbcd Uocon bore.
.Naiis-TuiHed H0ss.
Grapes. Rnisins, and .iinords.
NOR SALE BY
Il HU.TFHRET KEEES.
Dee. -. ice0
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Before y'u had IhU.s Gonbsr ,oee
Npur fTve ! III ,ilus,
But thru yoi knON YOU stand upon
N""i.', o!,1g nov
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70 YIN. tuATLSs litE~to~s. rrorr.e- }
Tor e judain-' Ointment, rtar IRE. {
dssi, s'o"n. M5~. land.
Nly :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-17

.y.u;a.,,sp. 4 stssns Illustration Oh
.r;. ,,;nc;nIa however, may be found at tne
Cnnnty wharf II is no doubt. also, true u. .lia'
,he;r nIers were built for the accommodat,"h u VIC
sh;n,ino. hnt il is equally true that there was
and more. 10 accommodate all the snip,
; IS tho port before they were extended, anu
p,.e thosa extensions were for the purpose OF mo-
10 the business. and increasing the re'e'
m"pS IS ,5e holders, regardless of the effects on
7 consider 4 B as rather unfortunate too IN
.ha ,nnl;cation of his philosophy OF funds 70 ''S
caee. The channel of the river forms
= curved line inwardly from the centre woa'.
n the point. and if any regulation forcing IL oa'
of tbis line would. according to the unerriis ID"
Of the motion of luids'd do an irreparabie INJURY
han AZ the extension Of these wharves as coh'en-
r,Jatad hv the bill before Council, Will foree Wv
channel ont of this line to a very conSiderao,e
J;st,rce II will, according to his own theory o'
ysrv great iniurv-and therefore, SO Tar IRON
tb;s law benehtng the town, and protecting 'n'
,rhonr from further injury, 1t will have direc'
" contrary effect. and will produce serious afe
lasting injury to our CATION II carried h'o e'
| feet. a.. Gang,
Twill only add, Mr.. Editor, that If III the coars'
or NV remarks upon this subject. have s'a'e'
anv Thing incorrectly. ! should regret 1t extreme
! Iv: nv object is not to msload. bat to lay oaor
nv fellow citizens my view upon the SUBJECT %
this important Bill, and to impress upon 'he'
minds the absolute necessity OF taxing SOL"
nrompt and decided measure to preserve their lid
yioation; which believe has become necess"'
from the disposition manifested TO eX'e'u y,
wbaryes to an improper and most unreasonao'
distance into the channel of the river anf, mere
nv nhstructina the navigation. upon which, 1t
, we'll known, our very existence depends:
.4uguSt IS, 1880. III
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Il the ,imds "a such as to dry up Hasy o. MISE
channels os relief hitherto disposed anu ao'e 20
afford it; for instance at the fair OF baHKet, last
week. the tolls scarcely brought ten sn'lllnss a..
thou h averaging for years back 10 S or
Of our public fairs proves theimPract'caoliity OF
obtaining shilling from the tenantry at 'ls ,''o-
ment. Where will all this end:-Clare Sem:
A letter from Dublin contains Tue io.'om ,aE
distressing statc,nent:-.' Great fears are enter
aimed that there will be want OF food IN Ire, Ire
land during the next two months POTATOES nave &c
risen in the country markets to an aia[mlng price
and from the difficulty of procuring them al ala any
Rsff sn so1I Of ,P Pe poor people ~e .sdd
wretches, by boarding their store Ill te ehPes'I-
ton of STIRRING pratt. have c0n'I'na'ea niue" .a
to increase the a!arm.-Oatmeai, which Is never
thought of as an article offood N the Soa'n Oh
Ireland: so long as potato can be had, IS now
eagerly bought up at lss. the hundred welsh''- -
some milers have the conscience to demand an an
advance even upon this sum, OF IS per cNe i I,I
! the accommoda lion G: two or three mon''s creoi
taking special care to require sood solvent secu
ritv to guarantee the payment when II becomes
dup -
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GssHS5aO-
From The Charleston Courier, .
A. M'DUFFIE PUZZLE.


{! Fire grower paws the duties On the imported
article. "-M'DurrIE.
A man in our district ased ten bales of Cotton
which he sold to a store keeper here for $50 a
bale. making $500. They tell me that these thirty
bales when they have been manufactured by
British Mechanics, ai! make goods worth three
times as much as my neighbor got for his Cotton;
that Is, $500, If the cloth is the commonest.--
The duties, Mr.. M'DuFFIE saws, are equal to
As per cent. on such goods. so that the duties on
the goods made out Of my neighbours ten bales of
Cotton are. SS75; and these are paid by the
Planter. Now know for fact, that nv neigh
Dor paid his store account, SIS: his taxes S25;
and bought wHnch and two children for $500;
and paid l50 cash, and always kept some small
change about him. and calculates TO pay as much
more next year on his negroes Now, where did
ne get the money to pay out of $500. the price
Of his Cotton, his 1875 duties, and have enough
LEFT for his other purposes? This puzzles me
We farmers don't understand it,
W get along, pay our deb;s, and buy a little
every year, and don't know that we are ruined
yet. The lawyers who 90 to Congress say we
ire. HI give fat calf to any body who will
ust let me know who it is mat RODS me of money
never had. and ruins me without letting me
,n0w word about il. |
AN EDGEFIELD FARMER
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The honor va. afterwards c.se,1,

tiGcativa. fhe hohor WIS eitol "Nas eaSesxa
by Savary.
In 1855 the Earl Of Slanhope applied the s.e,,
engine to p,opelling vessel. 4 steam boatvs
run 30 miles on the Sankey Canal, Liyerpooi,n
/ 10y. and another on the Forth and CLYDE Clnal
in 1901. Mr. Niles of the Register, gay. ,lp'
he made trip on the Delaware III steam BIZ
as early as 17Gi. In lsa7, when FULroy w
6ttirg up his first steam boat At New York, \.
spectable. and sensible, and grey-keaded me,.
no was ..d-n fl" Now TIER
scarcely an interest in tie cunmuui;y that &c,
not ,leprnd. more OF less, oil steamboats,.
O,tyER Evays went before committees Of t..
;slaures. first in Pennsylvania and then in W..
ryIand. with project OF steam cG!rta"e 'el,.
. " as 1904 lie asked little aid to dlfray t..
cxpen,e. They could hardly be prevented foa
reportng in favor. not Of steam engine tor cal.
riages. but of a straight jacket for himself. Nor
wc .cem 20 hear the huZzaS OF transatlantic b.,
4. ZION. who have had the sasacitv and ingenui;y
: seize and mRce TIE precious ldea.
f When Pcfs'the Great, in l7Uo. or thercabcq,
!, commenced canal between the Noisa and h.
, Don. the Governors and Boyards o. TIE court,
o;.nosed il earnest thinking it impieiy to ,s.s
river. cut Of ,be ehanae.s which Haven i2! o..
: signed them.
n When some Du:cbmen proposed 10 make 4,
+ river Mauzanares na,eab'e 10 tie Tags. a.
! that to Lisbon, the Council SAID, if it had b.s
the vii! of God that The rivers should be nav.
bic. he would have made them
= When BaTSLEY, the great engineer. to.i /.
committee If Parliament. 20 whom Bfide,Waef.
i petition was referred. that canals were betcri,.
;. rivers and would supercede them for the parp.s
!. Of navigation. the committee were shocked. a.!
asked him, Aid pray. Sir, wha' were roea
made for.'' 10 feed canal,, was the sn,pe.
Dr.. FRANKLIs surveyed the route t.! the De.
ware and Chesa peake Canal, al. has o.g., .eJ7 AK,
=. in 1877.
40 Baron NAPIER surveyed the route ct the Fort
VI and Clyde Canal, al his owa expense, IN !-5
a. Both have been accomplished, but after gleatt,
81 lay.
80 Dr. Z,BDIEL BoYALsToX introduced inoclu.s
=! ton for the small pox in Boston, in I'2l. an.
= tried it FIRST on his son Thomas, and other m,r'
u bers of his family. But such was the foce /.
:, prejudice and unbe!iet, that the ofbe PIgsdJl
" gave unanimous opinion against 1t, the naaG
= nal government forbid it, and the poPuace Uc:
'e have torn him to pieces ii he had not rerrd0'a
the city.-Bosfoa Ceaiiaa.
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NouMg i.adies' Ssnlinary'
I'm 81. 4s91h Street, botrssn King 4 Can''
WIN. NJ. JONES

4 INFORMS lhe patrons If The Institution l.'itc
q ties "lil rc-corn,uce on the tTG, H,.i,. 81
temtrr.
Ia addition to the English branches usual ''l.
IN The best Semisliics, the young I4aie, 3d. .''' q
pportunity Of being instructed IN the C.rss' LII"
aud French Lar gnages
HIS course of studies is arranged TO e' The Ss'-
development OF the different faculties otinc mud a-'
every means viii be used. aud motives lssahe ~
sen'ed, 10 excite 20 habits OF industry aaf love o. *
ra'uFe In short, his great aim in communicating Z
'trdction Is 10 open the mind, inform the r,.s'n n
ture the Judgment aad improve the dSPo''io" p' ~,
proper cultivation Of the heart and affections ne y"
ireqdent examinations; and those friendly 10 re j.
stiiu;ioa axe respectfully invited % visit ~ -sfe L
may witness the advancement of his pupils. his Gu"
pine and government.
Terms made known al tie School RocEa, ~ g. -
house of The R-.'d E.n. C. Walton, With vh.H'
boards.
Alexandria, aug 20 eo9v
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.R~ Notes.-A Camp Meeting for FaII'.
C"cuit, will be held Oh the land of Nr Smith! jGyyi
the Union Meeting House. 10 commence ~ @H'
y -fasUsf mart, under the direction and insTet'''
the Rev. JoHs DATIs. Presiding EdeV 1ne s'yl. !,
possesses as many advantages as any pot could Po
Tor tie purpose VI Camp Meeting. Tie PeofE o.
me surrounding Country, eie;e., ARD tevs!, 81 =,
specially irvaedts attend. w
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AleXanAria Canal.

~ oTiCE.-Ihe subscribers, najority 9TH, Ger
! m'ss'oners under the act Of Congress. rcor;'
rating the Alexandra Canal CumpIn,. hc,,b, 'F
notice, that one half Of the stock beng spt crc'
he stockholders are notified to meet, either prr,
orhy proxy, ca The I'm day cf .3aqut n,i. n q
hour u 10 oe!ock Of hot dug, At tn, Councn cIn.s
IN the town of alexandria; Of which mcct1E' -, ''t.
holders are empowered and required. b, Tie c'r''
to EJECT fiesIdent and six DgcCtois VI ho il, ,s-
psny.
Gwen under pur hauds this PAN dss Of !tl, 1871
EDu. / TEE,
II | TAlLOE,
HUGH SMITH,
COLIN ktLD,
DEHIU UAiNGERrIEib
John ROBERTS,
va Is. YIiIEH,
n Z. CAZENCvE.
r. The National Tnteliigencer will inset tie a.'
three times a week until l7tA August and send '''
account 10 this Office. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-22
For Sale by ollins & Co.

FOR sale ny OlnnS o. 20.
SMITHS Wea n al Nauous
- RaymoGd's Political Economy
McVicar's do do
Says do do
Tracy's do do
Sidney on Government
The Federallst. by Hamilton, Jay and Madison
Tales Dges. OF the Laws of Virginia
Revised Code of18l9
Virginia Convention 1929 80
Debates in the House of Delegates, in December,
1898, on resolutions hef're the House the Acts
OF Congress, CO He'd the Alien and Scd'on Laws
Also, the same work. with The resolutions Of Virgin
in and Kentucky; penned by Madison aud Jefer
Eallnm's Constitutional History Of Eng!and
Malihus on Political Economy
Ferguson on Civil Society
dee II
SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, &c.
Oh Hhds first S, Crox sugar
ZO u. do dry Porto Rico do
"a do do New Orleans DO
10 bags fine old white coffee
30 do green Rio DO
so do do Laguira and Cuba DO
90 hhds West lndi lncasscs
80 brls best old rye whsley
100 do No. 3, nackareI
100 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
New York inspected soal lea thrr-for sale By
sept 2i RALSTON IL PLEASANTS
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Books, Stationery, DC.

THE subscriber having received large
supplies or Books, Stationery aud Fancy Arii-
ces. offers to the public of The best selected
stock az cuods his line OF business, the State of
Virgini,. any ofthe Northern Citi-s
II consists part. OF merchants account acd coun
ty court record books to'in and bank post tooscap
and letter popcr quilts waters, sea!ingwax. black,
red. Japan and copying ink. penknves. everpuinteJ
pencil cases Latin, Greek, French. Spanish Italian,
and English school bocks--slso, books every de-
partmcn' OF literature. spec,acles, mounted IN gold.
silver, and steel mountings suitable for all who
qure the of glasses; glasses fitted in old frames
and speciacles repaired.
He assures the public that lie will use his u'mos;
exerions 10 give entire saiisacou; that he VIII not
give Recommendation 20 article in his store, be-
yond it's at rinsic worth, and hat he entertains
opinion ti,st he offer strong inducements IL the
public. 10 give him call K. ID. SANXAY
dec
mo Phiip u. Rsirtl aHd Polly he e ifE,-Wm. N.
4 MeCali, Beniamin Mccall Nancy Mcc:s[I9k lol.o
Miller adm'or of Benjamin johnson. deed, John
Thurman, Alfred P'iryear, Jane r. Iarnman Le,i'is
T.. Thurman, John +. aruman VIM. Z. Thurman and
Robert w. Thurman.
You, not being residents of this Commonwealth are
required to take notice, that shall, Monday, the
17th January next, at the hons of William Hughes in
the county OF Fiuvanna, between the hours of nine in
the morning and six in the evening" take the position
of the said VIM hughes, and On Thursday the Goth
January next, shall, between the same hours al my
house IN Hanover county, take the dispositions of
Charles Hughes and Nare aret Hughss-to he read as
evidence the trial of suit now depending in the
Richmond Superior Court of Chancery, in which am
plaintiff, and you and Zacliariah McGruder in his
right, and adm'or of Elizabeth Johnson decd in
her will annexed and the said Zaclarsh aud Frances
his wife, in her right, and wm Thurman. sdu'or of
Thomas Puryear, senr. deed, and Edmund ID. Ford
and Frances his wife, Thomas Puryear, jr., Wm
Puryear, Sarah Puryear and Jane Puryear, arc de-
PENDANTS. If fr I'm any the said opposition houd
not be commenced on the respective days aforesaid
being commend ed, not com Pleted, they will he taken
or commenced on the next day, and from day to
day until completed, between the same hours ard at
the same places-when you may attend, if yuu think
proper. JANE ,PUHYEa4.
dec S-1aw4t*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-22
To the Ladies.


December FdShionS, and more ne7u and elegant
FANCY DRY GOODS.
I'D OBERT H. JENKINS would invite the ladies'
q, t. examine the many beautiful goods now op,n
lng from Paris.
Ne style figured Philippine, for dresses
Rich cinnpcubic Gro de Nap silks
Fashionable and new style Philippe ginghams
R,rh figured buhblnei lace. for chemisetts, &c.
El'gau, flouncing and cap laccs
Paris made head ornaments
The most splendid belt riblnds. for parties, SC &c
Painted scaris new, fashionable and cheap article
Winter bonnet ribands. of The latest style
Ladies painted, embroidered, and plain Grape. Gro dc
Maps and fancy cravats, of various modes and
prices
Rich figured Adelaide silk--tu those ladies in half
mourning very desirable article for bonnets and
dresses
Tr-colored fancy islands
Best long white and coiored gloves
Misses do and do do
A few Chcmisctts, Surpass. and Careyoug coaretts,
of the newest shapes
Tr colorcd revolution fancy hdkfs.
Fancy scorfs, aud very fine needles.
Also,
Additional supplies ofblock lace wells at very low pri
cCs, and
900 long aud square Mcrino aud Thybet wool shawls
of all cUlors
Which. with the extensive assortment Of goods on
hand deserving The ticntion of PERSONS wishing
to examine and fashionable articles. at
X. II. JENKINS
Mrrino Shawl Linen, aud Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-22

We offer for sale,
L ~ Orleans, part prime
40 brls do do
SIS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India moasses
10 do and 60 bbs N. o. do
ESQ bags coffee, Java, Laguira, s.: Jago, Rio g.
ST Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do DO ground do
5000 bushe S Lisbon do
10 tons bar iron. Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
Is tons pig ir, n
SO kegs cut nails aud brads, assorted
10 do wrought DO
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cafskns ard upper do
$50 Burnns Ayres hides
s ss 5 S: ssS ss%5 %S::
90 iierces rice
NJ tiercrs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -. by 10, 6 by and 8
by 4 in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre. birthstone
Pmrnto. pepper. ginger, indigo
GuDpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars. bottle corks
Swing and wrapping twne
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiug'
Stcrs, soap and candles
Muscatcl raisns
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
600 tierces Thomas,on lime
eco nrls
so bb> No 3, mackarel, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassa, pearl barley
Glass. rarthcn and stone ware
Whilmore's cotton and wool cards
Ilnsred and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetngs, shifting
Broad cloths, &c &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory LEWIS WEBB & co.