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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04
StNAauantt Csc rS,
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

INI IUUh 'DI4D 4 >.
NdE subscribers beg leave to inforn
. those indebted to them for Carding,
Fulling, Dying, or Merchandise, that they
are pressed for money, and must have it;
Wood, Corn, Soap, &c. will also be taken in
payment of debts due them, il delivered i'm,
mediately. They are in want of a large .qsan-
tity Of Hard Soap, for which fair price VII
be given.
GIBBS & aORRICK.
Martinshurp Jan DIT
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a DARNa

VIE undersigned wishing, as speedy ca
possible, TO clese his old business. re-
quests all those Indebted to him to make ar.
.sn5eiaents 10 pay off their old Balances h,
mareh 'Coult, as longer Indulgence cannot
pe gwen. Those who fail tocall NAV exnsc,
- oe caied on 'up43 saen by MIR. John W
payment. n uo ca r0ceH
Dec. "a, 1870.
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January Id, 1890
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- EE ANYWAY. from the subscrS
@TT 8 T. her, living near Battletown.
~ Frederick county, Va on the Isl
va INST negro man named .aRI.
LAGTAt; atotit % or Is years
of age; about 5 feet or inches
high; little how legged; very black; has a
broad face, and down look when spoken to.
Had on when he left home, pair of linen
pantaioons, a short dFab coat, an old pair Of
shoes. and an old hat very much worn; but
he will no doubt change his clothing. He will
probably aim for the State of Pennsylvania.
| viii give the above reward for the apprehen.
sion Of SAID slave, if taken out of the Stats
of Virginia, or hventy-fiSe dollars If taken
within the State, and all reasonable charges
paid if brought heae, or secured in any ial
SO that get hnn again.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Frederick county. Vs.rOct. 50, 1s28-H
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04

SfREsEsazd-s 5s-Sssy ca iy, < ,oa. :.
-asvSis- sscs5 81 She Lserks Office ofE-
counEy rUu4 % s3e1kele7, ON MONDAY NJ. - -
deg Il Esnc-nipcr, 1929.
o'd'J 'saaEzns' Paf,
AGAINST
Harry Watkins and Robert Johnxon. D.
Nv CTL4.A'CERY
dhe defendant, Harry Watisn. not hayins
erisered ms appearance, and gwen securs
according 10 the act OF assembly and the ruiz,
g, TN. TINS court end il appearing to the salts.
iacnoh OF the court that fi,e ascendant Hsr,.
WATKINS IS not an inhabitant az o. cer 10y
wealth-h Is oraervd, that he do s,,sar ~.
on the End Monday ia February - 'e's s
answer the bin Of the complainant. an ana
a copy OF this order be published IN he ,nas
tinsburg CARTE for two months successfully.
and posted at ths door OF the Court House 4
this county.
A copy-T este,
JOHN S'fROTHER, c. B. G.
n
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NBW plaMo

III HE ssbscriber has associated with bim-
d selfin the Mercantile Business, in Shep-
herdssown, at his old and well known stasd,
his nephew, Peter II. Csokas. The business
in future will be conducted IN the name OF
JOHN Z. COOKUS &, Go.
JOHN L. C00KUS.
Shepherdstown, Jnnnary 81. 1880
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ttFsf DOLLARS WARD
ED ANYWAY from The subscriber living
ne near Lee Town, Jefferson county, Va
- on the e5th ult. (Chri.tnlas.) :
49, negro boy named JACOB, about
- IS years Of age, feet A or 5 in.
~ ches high; rather thick set; has .
F pleasant look when spoken 70; lie :
esssssars- of a moderate dark eomplexion--
No particular marks recoilected he Lad On
when he went away, a ncs Tiled Ensey drah
coat; pantaioons OF the same material Of
darker colour, new strong ehoes, and an old
white wool hat. It's likely lie will change
his cl0thing. 1t is thought that he has been
persuaded away. and mar possibly have
steere'i his course to Pennsylvania.
A reward Of SO will be given for his an.
prehension, if taken il Jefleraon or Berkeley
counties; $40 if taken IN Maryland, and $50
II taken IN the State OF Pennsylysnia. -aaa ~
reasonable expenses paid il brought nome, or
lodged in any ja,l so get hun again
WIN. G. BURNS.
January Id, 1880
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sAs .sfSu warranted good. for sssa y.
Dec. d HOGMIlg.. 3 ,,y
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04

THERE'S world where no storm intruds.
aFhayon of safety against she tempests oflife.
A little world of JOY and love, Of innocence
ana Tranquility. Suspicious are not there,
nor Jeaioustes, nor Fa!sehood with her doa-
hie tongue. nor theyenum Of Ssrsdsr. Peace
efi1ofaecth It with cutspread wings. Plenty
broodei'l there. When man cntereth ii, he
forsettcth 'tils sorrows, and cares, and dis.
appointments; nc openeth his heart to conf
aence, ana to pleasures not mingled with re-
morse. 1Lis world is the well ordered hoaae
oil a virtuous and arniable woman
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04

Grm.by, " Temperance Society organ
lied on the evening of Jan. Ist, consisting of
So members Thermometers srs pledged To
entire abstinence from the.,ise and traffic of
ardentspirits, except formedicine. Prospects
very ENCOURAGING. !" Use and traffic. Good
right good. The example being set, we hope
1t viii be followed b. all future organisations
oftenpeTsnss socienes,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04

The three pr9fessioas-The clergy live by
our sins-the medical facalty 10y our diseases
and the lswyers by our niisiorluAesl Mhas
edo prantsrs LIvE on? TICAl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04

AsVrRf tssNENI EXrRA jR IxARY.
SAM SHAVER &. Co. very respectfully
INFORM their friends and the public generally.
u ~ their y :
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04

The humble current of little lkindnesses,
which, though but a creeping streamlet, in
icessantly flows, although II .glides in silent
secrecy within the domestic walls. and along
tire walks of private life, amt makes neither
appearance nor noise in the world; pours, ia
the end, a more copions tribute into the store
OF human comfort aud ielieity, shan any sud
den and trsnscient flood OF detached bounty.
however ample, that may rush into it with a
mighty sound
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04
IftFtY DOLLARS REV Am

December l7.--2m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-04
WEST INDIA LADIES

When the yoang ladies in the West Indies
fancy themselves teo much tanned by the
scorching rays of tie sun, they gently scrape
off the thin outside of the stone belonging to
the cashiew.. tree, and then rub their faces all
over with 1t. Their faces immediately swell
and grow black; and the skin, being poisoned
by the csastic oil ofthe nat, viii, in the space
OF five or six days, come, entirely of in large
Eilakss, so thattheycapnot appear in public in
less than fortnight by which time the new
skin looks as fair as that Of anew child
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

A good ONE 1T is very clear thai the Jack.
son prints had determined, 1--WE do not say that
there was any concert between them,\ long
before the Message Of the President was sent TO
Congress, 80 extOl il. as the best which had ap.
peared since the days Of Jefferson. A story is
told in a Northern paper which warrants this
belief, even If their simultaneous declarations
TO that effect, did not put it beyond all doubt
The story runs thus A Jackson editor in
Pits. uig, penny hearing that a gentleman IN
thar pace had received a copy If the Presl-
denis Message, and ihatit was the only one
whIch had been received there, made applica
ion To him for il, for the purpose of inserting
4 in his paper. But the gentleman, being
aulnzicaIIy inclined. determined TO have a
Joke, and told the editor he could not possibly
snare II, but that he would read II to him So
saying. he produced a copy Of one of Mr.. AID
ams's Messages. and read it 10 the delighted
%li-tener. When it was concluded, the editor
WAS in exstacies, declaring it to be the " best
Message that had ever been written. not excep.
ing JelTerson's y" The next day he found out
how p had ben quizzed, aud, at the last &C.
counts from Plnsburg, had not shown his face
on the streets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
~ We have fereived The l., 80. OF a semi.

N We have fereived The ist 80. Of a SINH.
monthly periodical. The publication of which
has just been commenced in New York, emit
tied 1.-The Amulet, and Ladies Literary and
Religious Chronicle -price, 81 per annum
u, displays great variety and excellence OF ia.
lent. The editor offers a premium If $50 for
the best original Tale which shall blend the evil
effects Of in'e~perance and infdel,ty IN the
most vivi i'd colors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

Nu ESSR5. Wm. Martin, Brice Martin, Ar.
WI chrlaus Hughes. Nancy Hughes, Jacob
Burrows, Snshnnah Burrows, Daniel Ham.
mack. Mary Hammock, Milton Cleveland, Jo-
seph Cleveland, Jackson Cleveland, Perry
Cleveland, John Btansford, Polly BransioId,
Benjamin Piper. SusannaI Piper, - Gre
cory. Harriet Gregory, Thomas Stafford. Car
oIlne Stafford. Pat'ey Cleveland, joseph Mar.
tia, jr. Brice Marin jr Thomas Martin, John
b. Martin, Thomas smith. Unity Smith, and
Nancy Martin, guardian for Joseph Martin, jr.
Emmett Cleveland.
As you are not inhabitants Of this State, take
notice. lha, on the 9th day of Feb. next, nj
the dwelling house OF Mr.. Carr Waller, in the
county ofHenry. aud State of Virginia. be.
tween the hours OF Ia O'Clock, A NJ. and 3
o'clock, + NJ W. shall proceed to taxi III.
deposition Of Nh. Snsannah Waller and 9th
rrs TO he read AS evidence IN a suit now Deepen.
ding in The county court OF Henry. aud State
ofVirginia, wherein we are plaintiffs and you
aud others are defendants.
HENRY EDWARDS,
SARAH NJ. EDWARDS.
Jan. %. wiwl7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

ViR6INiA-ate soprr,er Coufi OF ,bsn.
'ett holden NJ the town of Lynrhhurr. al,
The o. gay ofDci. 1929.
DAVID S. Garland, hm. Walton and James
Penn, la'e merchants aud partners, ,.sdine
uodc' III. firm ri Garland, Walton Il Penn
nm" Jesse Hhffs Phis.
against
John Couch, jr, admr. 81 Marshall J. Couch
hsc. Maria A I ouchi widow of the sid War
shall }. t"uch, dec. nj Polly VI Cnurh, Jano
A. coorh. George ". Couch, sarah 8. Couch
Marie A. Couch, Peter }. Couch aud M.f.hx
J. E""oh, Infants by commissions Benneb.
special. assigned 'heir Qua, disn. J..sr 4
Couch aud John y. Marcel, Drf,.
Ihi eanse came on his day 10 be- heard on
The III, answers Of The Defendant, Joln ( ouch.
j.. Pony NJ Couch. John A Couch, Geo re
w. Couch, Sarah >. Couch, Mara A. Cough
Pc 81 ! Couch, Martha } Couch ana John ID
Murrell, and exhibit, aud the s~nhptrna ward.
eh 'l'"rrin on The lOih day OF June 1926. Incl,
alpents 10 have bern duly Sc we'd on tho ,leis.
Mara \. t"peh. widow OF Marsha J. Couch.
dec. aud jesse T.. {, uot, nnt was argued by
counsel On consideration whereof, III, couf,
doih order, that one of us eommiss,on.,. d.,
lake nm account al III. admiu,.t, n,,.n of ,hr
estate Of the said Marshall J Couch. dec. and
make report thereof Ia The court, viii, any
nniers specially stated, thought pertinent BY
himself. or required by The parties Ia he So
stated.
Acory-Teste. J, WILLS, e. c
co Ml55iONER'o OFFleF
Lynchbulg 23fd NV. 1922
The parties in this eau = will take anIice 'bao
! have appointed Thu sday The I5lh az Oh
April neat. 10 commence the ncconnts d,Iee.
toll by The foregoing order Of cont, on 6 oirh
day. nj The hour of n'nc o'clt OK IA the morn.
ing, they are required 10 attend si nv Office.
IN This town, With THEN accounts, yoDcb,,. .na
copies OF court papers. prepared f, examiaa.
,ion and settlement. JAMES BENAGH. e.
Jan 20. a1w47
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

Erscutire Council,-By The last mail. We
learn that the vacancies IN the Executive
Council have been filled, by the appointment
of John B. Christian OF Charles City on the Sib
ballot. Daniel A. Wilson OF Cumberland, Oh the
Sd ba Hot, GuyR c. Allen of Preston, on the an
ballot, and Wyndham Robertson of Richmond
on the Sd baIlot.-The eontes, for the last va
cancy was beiw cen MIR. Robertson and George
W Nelson, formerly OF this place, aud the vote
stood SO 10 III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
a Veacher Wanted.
Jan. -.

HEWSON'5 Office
Ivnchburg, } n. 25Ih, 1880.
nRAWN nlmb@f' IN the N J. Gon'olId"'
ted Lottery, Extra class No. ~,
"a 10 ~ q IS 10 u n.
Renew yonr small prltes In me Union Canal
Lottery, class No. /, for $50, Cap''a's So
0oo-S 50, 0Oo-S40oo-S3,M0, &c. &e. A sresl
variety of chances are for sale -
HEWaoN'S.
Jan. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

" President Jackson wears a black coat.
Waiworth, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.'-So says
one OF the papers. and we hasten TO give clrcu'
lstion TO the important fact Wonder what
sort Of tooth pick he uses, ard who made IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
French and English
FANCY GOODS, &c

French AMI English
FANCY GOODS, &c.
NiiiS dav received n large Invoice of
n French and English Fancy Goods, &C.
n part OF tho following, VIZ
Work Boxes
Shaving DO. aud Brushes
P"rses (vRrions kind.)
Fancy Needle Gases
d.. Boxes Various k,nds)
lacked Wood Fruit Plates
Screw Pincushions (%varions kiBds)
Smelling vials great vurieiy)
Crayai Silnnets
Ihermom~r lers-great variety
Combs-varie,y
Pnpillol,rs-new article for ladies'
Magniiying Mirrors
Pen aud Pucke, kn,yes-grcat variety
orissois-unricty
Silver iruit Knives
Guns and Pistol. double aud single barrel
with Percussion Locks
Percussion Caps
Perinmery and Odours--great rarieiv
Beautiful Engravings
Caficatutes
PrInts of HE Fashions
Violin Strings
lancy aud Morocco Paper-great variety
fIce Paper, assorted colors aud sizes
Fancy Boxes-GeantiCL
Trad and Fancy Watches, for children
10y China. for children
Game Bags
Shot Bags
Powder FInsks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes " iIh Cushions.
Berlin Letter Compressors
Silver Sp"ctaclos
Steel ito
Goggles
Silver Pencil Gases
DO Ever Pointed do
Iepine Watches
Shaving Bos,s ,(varieiy,) with aud
without GLASSES
Steel Pencil cases.
Razors, (yarieiy) with and without ca.
Pon Crayons variety
Hair Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books aud Wsllets-yafiefv md
beautiful
Peg and Stand Glass Larnps--tarie,y
Brass and japan Lamps
Wood Combs.
Drawins Paprr-spveral sizes
Rufle Iron DO do
pearl Powder
Chemical CosmeIic Wash Ba.is-new az
ricie
French do do stnsyioy
English and French Perfomery great
variety, &c.
Together with many other articles in III,
Fancy may-all ior sale s,iho pery iocea price
Howell DAVIES.
Main street, Lynchburg
January D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
SPLENDID JEWELRY
AND
PLATED w AEM :
EDW BROWN

n returning hank, Tor he encouragement
hn has thus far received ia his line. wishes
II inform his friends aud the public. that he
has Just received from New York, an additional
supply Of frsi rate Gold and Silver Lever
Wslches-pIaln English Watches OF good dual.
it,-SiIver Spectaciss. with double OF single
glasses.
Patnd SoufTcr' aud Trays. very elegant
Plated Ga tors. with Cot Glass Cfueis
Bntannia Coffee Il lea Pots
Do Sugar Dishes aud Cream Pots
With n great variety of Fancy jrweiry, which
he viii d,sp ,se II u, very reduced prices. lie
likewise keeps on hand a general supply OF
Silver Ware, of his own manufacture such MS
able X Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar
longs. soup Ladies', &c &C.
Jan. %. is17
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

10 Mr.. Walsh denies the statement made
by us a week or two ago. that he revised and
corrected the syniax of Eaton's Life of Jack
son. He certainly knows better than we but
we have heard it frequently so asserted, aud
with great confidence,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
1N or 80 Negroes wanted.

: HE Suhseriber wishes 4, purchas ltou
10 10 80 likel, yooog Negsors. o, & nj
character. ch,,ny young mrn-io' wh,tt he
highest cash nrIees @ill be given.
sL1H WOOD 0OF,
nj ihr Wa.llineiu, itpiel
Dec. 81 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

81 ISAAC T.. MARR-As YOU are no, n
WI ci.'zen ot this Common" ealih, we lake
HIS method 10 inform you, hat On the eth
day OF nrAt month, ~ our Store room, IN the
town OF Ly"cnbn'g 6, VIZ shall proceed to take
.hr depoS,uons Of Isaac Adams aud others
which sad deposlnons. when So taken. are in
! nded TO he read ON the trial OF a suit la Chan
Gerry nav depending aud undetermined ia III
county court OF Bedford in winch Isaac Adams
aud ou selves are conplis. aud ,ou arr DIETS.
Il IRON any cause said dispositions be uot lax u
~ completed On III day then and in that e.
vent they will be taken at the saue place, on
the lay thereafter, and ItRuiarly continued
from day ~ day nut compleled-shen aud
where yon will piense attend.
our obi. servants,
HANt OCH 4 BROWN.
Jan. %. wIwi7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
$50 REWARD.

MY WATCH Mas stolen rom me in Sent,
1l 1923. | have tenaibed mute n ibs
subject. vii the expsciation OF finding It,
Aud now otter The above reward for the ,eliv.
cry ot the watch and appendage, and such evil
dence as will convict the tibet. Or S3o for
the delivery Of The Wa'ch aud appendase, and
no questions asked As 10 the circums ST. nces.
he Watch isa PLAN Gold Lever. (pair al ca.
.es1 handenamsi I'D, mate by NJ }. Tobias.
&c. Liverpool, No. 370s. BENZ. ,VAWTER
Jan. %. why -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

accounts for, ii ii ioes dot excuse, aay exira..
agance or absurli'y of which he may be gull.
IL.
10 A paper has been recently esiabli ed
al the seat of government OF Ohio, by two emf.
grants from New York. said to have been sent
%thIiher, we know not how truly, by Mr.. Van
buren,, to break ground IN his favor. and 10
sustain his pretensions as a candidate for the
next Presidency. From the opinion we have
been able To form Of the talents Of the editors
OF the Bulletin we should infer that IL Mr.
Van Buren, bad any agency in establishing the
press, he hal none in selecting It's conductors.
EndeayoIing 10 initiate Noah in his wit and
humor, as well as in his devotion TO The par.
~, aud to The caucus machinery by which us
view are promoted, il renders Itself ridiculou.
by its frequent and miserable sborlions. Its
puus are far-feiched. its wilticisms poiniless.
lis arguments weaker ibnn folly itself, its abuse
coarse ami vulgar IN the extreme.-Tbis " Blu
has pointed its jayelin a, us on several
OCCasiOns. OH we nave mot deemed 10 nPCessA-
ry to ward off its feeble blows. We have, how.
ever, llought il would be well TO inform il thai
the fight between the friga,e Essex, aud the
British hips phRbe aud Cheruh. during the
last war, did moi take place in the .hediierrn
mean, bul in the Pacific Ocean-and, in order
to enlighten Our avn ignorance in relation to
two periods OF Con. PDrler's life, we would
ask il two questions list, When and where
vas il, that " the blood of innocence sought
protection in his (Com Porler's) patriotism
and arms u. it so politically ~asserisi And
oily, what did Con- Porter do, after he en-
tered the NJ 1ican Service, which ~justifes its
hyperbolical d eclaralion, that his va'our lin
that s@ersice) reared a mon ument 10 his lame
which time can never moulder or eXtlnguish.'
We say nothing abnut the beautiful figure of
Time " eSiinguishiug' monument-but we
are really ignorant of any courageous exploit
OF Com. Porter after his arrival in Mexico, ex-
cept his afI,ir with the rohbers-and we should
therefore he indebted TO the Bulletin for info,.
nation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Wednesday the i3,h inst
b, The Rev Jams itnid, Mr.. JAMES "
FITZGERALD 10 Miss HARRIET L.. daugh-
81 Of ,hr Rev Nathan Anderson, all Of Pmst
want county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

I've oendShfo 10 TIE Great Antar oil tho Chris
nan religion, who MAS emIhsticalls ser
want lie fhtn proceeds q ieHounee, as I'm.
plo"s' a i attempts TO exiingu,h an institution
oil sueh nigh sanction as a divine emblem -
We submit MIR. Irving's views a. a suitable
Accompaniment to those OF Gov. Miller. They
need no comment The Character OF MIR. ir.
wing. who is celebrated for ms wild pnthusias m
al least as much as inr his knowledge, and who
consequently frequently gives a wrong il mol a
nischies ous direction to his talents, sufficiently
accounts for. II II ioes dot excuse. aay ex,ray.
agance or absurl''y of which he may be gull.
fy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

u The Canada, Cant. Rogers, arri
we'd at n. York, brings Liverpool dates to the
16h of Dec. The political items are %nnimpor
tant. The 70 llow,ng commercial paragraph is
taken from the Richmond Compiler
Letters from Liverpool. per the John Jay, at
y. York, quote Cotton l6d, lower. Some OF the
new crop had arrived .-Grain was rather higher
Flour from 81. 10 25s in bond, 36s. a SO. duiy
free. There was little doing in Tobacco at
former prices. The Packets ofthe 10th, were
In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
To Merchants, Physicians,
And the Public Generally;
& Z &

NEW ARRIVALS OF
Medicines, Pants. Brushes. &c. &c.
For sale. Wholesale or Retail.
81 .OOO 1000 lbs EPSON salt,
6uO bottles Castor Oil
200 lbs. Lump Magnesia
80 do Powdered Rhuhsrb. sup.
2b do Root do do
30 do Sugar Lead
30 do Powdered Jalap
300 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor. sup.
81 do Powdered Colnmbo
Pc do Root do
50 bones Window elias
600 lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
90 do Wafer, assorted color. and sizes,
some in boses
300 10 Gum ahellaH
% do Nu,meps, sup.
900 gala Sweet Oh
2o0O lbs Roll Birthstone, sup.
1000 do White Chalk
2oN do Spanish Whiting
6oO do 81 enish Whne
100 do Ch, ONE Rcd, new article
1000 DO Sal, Peirr
1910 10 Alum
1000 10 toppera.
5000 10 Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fastic
1000 do Ground do
1000 d. Patty
800 do Aqun FORTS
Oh do best Turkey OPIUM
90 do Spanish Flies
90 dn Galrined Msgnesia
lop DO Lamp Black
1000 do Dry 5pnnish Brown
900 dp Oil vnniol
500 gals. LinseeI Oh
1000 It's by White Lend
100 lbs White Mustard seed
Paints ia OIL, all kind. in u.o
Dr., Paints, do do
Melin's Cough Drops
Anderson's do do
Lanou's d. do
DE Lamonlornts do do
spanish Floa' Indigo, sup.
Madras Indigo. IN sqiases, nov article
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
op,,t Turpeo,ine
Liquid Ink, sup.
I'D and Black Ink Powder en-,
Oh oifBlGal instruments
\ compete assortment oil Painter. Brushes
aud Sash Tools
A complete assortment, of Sweepinc Prushr,
vi Scrubbing do
a large assortment of CnmeIs hair Brushes
a do do Marking do
A do 10 VeIve, do
An assert OF Brushes for marking Tobacco or
Cotton
a large assortment OF White wash Brushes
A DC do Hearth L. Busting Brush.
4 do do Table Brushes
a do do Clothes IL Hat Brushes
A do do Tooth nnd Hat do
"A do do Comb, Nail aud Jewel
ler's Brushes
n 20 Ito Flesh md Shoe Brn "a
n DO do Narnishrs. all KIN 81
use d. in
An assortment Of Portrnil Tools
Refined OK Gall render inp water colours NOR,
permanent and brauuful--new nr,,clo
All the seoiei remedies
All The Patent Medicines in use
All the EeW Medicines.
Together with n great uarieiy oil other goods
All oil which am determined 10 sell on ss rood
terms rs any other House ia Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
aaln-St Lynohburg
January 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ~eeky for the Tugiaian.
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