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Souvenir & Token for 1891,
q YHESE beautiful publications hav, Jus,

HHESE beautiful publications have JUS,
been received and arc offered Tor sale
EmoettShmem " the SOupcnir.-l. From.
uSSp'ece-fhe Shipwrecked Family, eppray
ga oy Ellis from picture by Burnet. =
ShiPwreck OF Fort Roug" Calais, Engraved
10y Ellis from Picture by Staniield. 3. In.
fancy, engraved by Kelly, from picture bv
cir honas Lawrence 4. Lady. Jane GREY,
engraved ny Kelly from picture by Leslie.
d. Infeo score aud Ten, engraved by Wear.
heI from picture by Burnett g. The Horn
OF Rest, engraved by Kelly from a picrure bv
burnet. z. The MINSTREL engraved b. EiI,s
from picture by Leslie. .. Arcadia ...
SFaVed by Wearney from picture by Cock.
ereii y. The Fisherman's Picture, envraved
Dy Neagic from picture by Collins la
Inc Marchloness Of Carmarth, Grand
daughter of Charles Carroll, of Ca.tolton en-
yraved by Human IL Philihrow from n n,c,ur.
by Mrs. Nee. IL, Mornins among The u,Is
engraved by Hatch iiom n picture 6y Daugiv
- Musicos engraved by Ellis from p,ctHre
by Watteauw. f0''''
fHNHE TOKEN has the following ep,he,.
IL iishment | Presentat,nn 1b,n ,
Title page. ) The lost boy. Jus, sev.n-
teen, engraved by !. Cheny, after pyrrrai,
ny Dir Thomas Lawrence. 3 Mus,c ~, ~;
ciiis)' u Blind Mother. z Isabel. name
oy - Newuoh' and engraved by vi. s. Dan.
'orth. The Shadow. 9 American Scene.
Waltz y''''So
otner new works have been received, AL.
SO, on hand, All extensive collection nj ,,
Medical and Classical School and NLscsIIa
neous Books Being DESTROYS to extend Tho
business as much as possible, the under,,yn.
sd VIII endeavor to keep Il constant suppIy nf
such books as are IN demand and to sell ,H.,,
us low as they can be had IN The Stat.
Nov ) Cp N.kENN,p
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New Paper.

NHE GLOBE. A republican newspa-
T. per under this head has appeared in
Washington City, edited by Francis Preston
Blair. Esq. oe Kentucky
PROSPECTUS. II is the purpose Of the
Editor TO dedicate this paper to the discus,
sion and maintenance of the principles which
" brought Gen. jackson int, office. aud
which he brought with him into Office. :"
which have been asserted in his several mes.
sages To Congress, and sustained by the
course OF his administration. AS a means of
giving permanent effect In those principles,
which are considered essential-to the preser.
vation. peace, aud prosperity o' tine Union.
the election of tho President for a second
term will he advocated His nomination tor
reelection bv the States of Pennsylvania
Ohio. New York aud Ncw Hampshire, to-
gether with various other manifestations
throughout the Union leave no doubt as I,
tho individual whom the Republicans Of the
country require To assume the attitude of a
candidate. as means of producing unanimi.
ty In the support at their principles The
political aim ofthis paper will be directed To
aid IN the accomplishment of these objects
IL Will have no participation in creating d.
visions IN the Republican party, by advoca,-
ing the pretcnsi"ns of amy IN its ranks, WIN
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the succession. When, at future time, as
ON the present occasion, the voice ofthe Re,
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tho candidate relied on to give effect To their
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port that individual, Whatever NAV be the
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c"'nine:ce and the arts, it will be made sub
seTvient to the useful PURSUITS of the coun.
try.
faithful summary of the proceedings of
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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
SALE OF LAND.

W. ILL be Sold, on the premises,
W on Saturday the Eighth dan
81 January nert, the Tract of Land
on mhich Roland Estes, deceased. re-
sided. This Tract contains Gy esti-
NATION,
Five Hundred and Fifty Five
.Acres. IL is situated in The county of
f uranna, directly on the main road
leading from charlottesville to Pal
myra r.. c. H.. about midday be-
t,ceen The hco places. IL also lies
contiguous TO The Riuanna Riper, four
miles ADORE the Union and one mile
betov Cambeips Mills. But a small
proportion Of this Land has erer net
been IN cuitiration, and that in rood
as generally we'll imJered and con-
tains much good Tobacco Land.
This Tract also contains an
Orchard Of bet,ceen -Four and Fire
Hundred Trees Of The most Sc
iect Fruit The Improvements are a
small dweliing house, cith suitable out
houses.
HLSO--.At The same time and
place, a Tract adjoining the ADORE, OF
about Ttcenty FiDe .Acres. The I'M
Prorements on this Tract are a good
framed d'ceiiins house, acih necessary
ont houses.
The Terms, ,chich shall be accom-
modating, ,ciH be made kno,cn on The
dag Of Sale. Should IL suit puc!,a-
sers, one on tico Siaues wiH be receiped
IN part payment
f.. ESTES.
.Nouem6er 26 tide
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VIRGINIA, TO NIT,
/. ADVOCATE.

fiHGlNfA, TO WIT,
Il Rules he'll IN tie Clerks Of
"A fee IF F2uconna county, on
H'"'foy the Isl day Of No0emoer IN
iae gear 1880,
JDhn Bragg, R,Sanna Haiciisoa,
$am"ti Uhite AMI Betsy MS w.5e,
Thomas Wyatt, tY.iium and Ben.
jam" Bragg, Ptm"t!yS.
Ihomos Siores, administrator of
William PaSienr, deecasea. .nomas
Bragg, Murray Pace, ant Pouy h,s
~ye, Cartes JoAason and S,.uy ms
'cte. Richard Bragg, Vincent .Hrks
amt Betsey his rite. ,.ejeccu Bruee.
Frances, Hannah. Susanna, Elias
ara James Bragg, Docid Sacynerd
ana Brtsey ms ~ite, HOFFMAN Brasg,
Joh" BurkS mi Pdtey res wtte,
George Waceipr AMI Pel.aa AIS rae
Safiey and Nanny Bragg, 7nomos
Peter. John, James, Joi,una, .Jo.evh
and Bey"mia Bragg, mtam cu.i n.n
J MtcYdh Bragg, deceased,
., -, DJt"domts.
Tho Plaintiffs bill bling T1ed, ant
the Defendants Murray Pace ami Poo
y ms ".te. Sasnn"a Bragg, Janus
Bragg, DaDm Shepherd AMI Belssu
ms 'oJe. Johm B"rks, anil Putsy ms
0Je, SaiIey Bragg, Nancy B,, 20 o
and George Wheeler aad i'el,na ms
'oJe, MT hacing entered Meir oyyeu,- :
"ace amt gicen seearity occora.ny to
ne Act Of assembly and tie .u,cs OF
ms Court. and 1t appearing to the sG.
hSfdcfion IF the. C0art tdat Tie sai,i
last named Defendants are mt nhob,-
fonts Of THIS Communicable, ON mot,ou
OF the F"infigs by tier Attorney-H
IS Ordcrrd, fhdt the Said last namel
defendants do appear here ON he
f""rtn M9'day IN February ncnt, nnl
a"s~er TIE Piaintifs' 6iA, uad tnat a
copy of ms order be torfhwi;h ,nserfe,i
IN the Virginia .ade0c ate, a nc,csvoue,.
pnbhshcd IN the I'o.ca Of CAariotirs.
"'He. 0ad continued for E,yht weehs
successfully, anil tho unofher coyu
M'regt be postca at the jr0nt doo,> ot
ne Court ho"Se Of this county.
Il Copy-T.Ste.
.1BRI'N ISHEPiiERD. .Ir
Dcc III. ID. e.. r. u
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Approved Family Medicines

CIV 'iSii are celebrated Tor the cure ,t
most diseases that the human frame
10 su"lecI 70, Prepared "nlpby the sole pro.
Po' ~ Dyoft, vi grandson OF the
DR.. Rs. celebrated Stomach Hy;r;r NJ un ~
foi the cure of coughs, colds. unny,,c,,,,''s
consumption, whooplng cough, asthma. mans
III ''le breast, wind In the stomach. dvs,,n.
s'a' power compla ints, dysentary, &c. Pre-
T n 1oiiar ana nifty cents per bottle.
LIT hooeIts0nS pegetabLe Nervous Cord;oI
or N0t~res Grand Restoratt1e
recommended Tor the cure of neryous com.
paints generally, inward weakness, denres-
sion OF the spirits, head ache, tremor. tn,nI.
ness hysteric hts, nervous debility, inte,r-
petahce' mercnrlal disease, impotencv. dis.
eases peculiar to females, &c. Price one dol.
lar and nifty cents per bottle.
Ut, ID s: cctcb'ated Gout d Rheumatic Drums
sdie ana eifectual cure for the .rout and
ineu.ia,Sh' lunibago, stone and grave swell
- anu weakness OF the joints, spra,ns,
bruises pains IN the head and face. frosted
w" rice Two dollars per bottle.
Dr. RodertSon's Stomach Bitters
Celebrated for strengtbeninr val ~
mach, increasing the appetite. ond = cer,";,
preventive against The fever and ,.,no a..
rice one dollar per bottle.
Dr. Intattibi6 Worm Desiroy;,oJo -.,.,,
lid
"a medicine universally esteemed for ok.
Pei''ng every species of worms from the hu.
man body. Price 81 cents per package--J,rI.
packages one Golla. s'
DIR. Dyotrs Patcnt Itch O;ufm,n,
TOT pieasaDtness, safety, expedition and
certainty OF cure, is unequaled by aDv other
medicine IN use, for the removal of ,6is dis,.
sIeaDie, tormeniing complaint. IL has nom.
peasant SHETLAND may be used ON the voung.
est infant with safety. Price so cts Ter bny
VIZ, Or' Dyoh .dnti. Bilious PtIs.
Nhicn, II administered i'm time TO remova
the bile from the stomach, will nrevent all
bilious complaints, malignant fcvers agne <,
feVer, bilious cholic, pleurisy, worms olsen.
tary, head ache, heart burn, loss of anne,;,e
colds and coughs, dyspepsia or indiges,ioo
hab'tual costiveness, &c. Price u cents 49,
box-large boxes 80 cents. pa
D,. DyottS I4tatdbte Tooth .3ehe Drums
rice oo ccnts-small viaIs % CENTS
Dr' ptcHers Ointment. for Tie cure oftke T.,.
teT' htHg worn, &c Price 81 9 ner bov
'ihe CtrcaSSian Eye Water
Celebrated tor curing mos, dis,rds,.,r,,.
eyes-Price fifty cents-small yials D, -, "o
'hdhyS apProoed Piaisfer Clo,b
"A sovereign remedy for all ulcers and ~
n no 'oies. sore legs, sweIlngs, spra,ns
Diu.ses, pains In the back and breast
a,,I o vi Lne 'eet' &c. fiice % cents, 80 cts
"'u "no uoi,ar Tor each size plaster.
, approved and recommended by Doc,or
ISL ano DOCTOR hysick, of Pbiadelphia.
r. Wy Tue most eminent of the Faculty IN the
- SUITES just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING d. GO.
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Receiving and opening an
additional supply of
RUGS, CHEMICALS GIoss.

duuitlonai supply OF
nRUGS, CHEMICALS. Glass
- WARE, &c &c. SC. ,chich har-
f"g been purchased from Houses Of
the best repute IN the North, and on
unusually advantageous terms, are of
.tered to the public Nth confidence,
both as regards quality and pr.ee.
The Medicines require no particular.
enumeration, as all ,chich are usua In
found IN Drug store are kept con-
stantty on hand 6m the .New Genera
and Washington
GLASS,
consisting Of rsry large assortment
Of Wmdo,c, Coach and Picime-frame
g ass containing panes af oil inter
mediate sizes from $ by 10 Tor smat :
cry TO "a by 80 is particularly worthy
81 notice and is said to be superior in
strength and Transparency to am man.
ujactred in The u .ited States.
Also on hand every description OF
no lo'o 6. ass,care from The Boston, Bal
timore, Phitade phia and French Fac
tories, comprising an assortment, alto
gether, more comp etc and ertensiue
perhaps than any IN the state.
j. T. BARCLAY.
December 8
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
CABINET MAKING.

~ VIE Undersigned, having served a regu-
n lar apprenticeship in first rate estab-
ishment in the City of Baltimore, and work
ed IN different shops in that City, for several
years. deems himself well experienced in the
manufacture of fashionable and tasteful Ca
oinet furn'ture--and now offers his services
To the Citizens of this place and its vicinity
to execute any article in his line, and assures
them tnat his work shall be done faithfully
and elegantly, on moderate terms. His place
OF business is at the shop of Mr. John Tomp.
Kins, where hi work may be seen, as well
as al several other places in town
GEO. w. Balm
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FOR RENT.

/ ne House at present occupied by
n Mr., NJ. Maury Also, anorher
tenement, just completed. Possess,o,
can he gwen Immediately. FIR terms
apply TO J. POLI oCK
Dec 3
ALoo- On hand and for sale 1000
pounds Spanish Sole Leather, with a
pt"p"r''"natr supply ut Upper and
names Leather, aud general supply
OF ur"ccrrs, Nans, &c. too tedious To-
7""'''f'"t', winch VIII be sold low for
cash by ]. POTJOCK
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
NO'I I(,t.-

VIE business heretofore done in this
Il place under the finn of Geo PulI;,,, &,
Co was dissolved on ,be LIST ms, Inv n,m1u,l
consent. GEORGE PULLING,
THOMAS. PULLING,
-, MuSCO L.. DAY.
The subscribers have sold The stock y,
hand, together with the debts due th. firm Of
Geo. Pulling Il Co. TO Mir. VIM. J. Wehb
who VIII also pay any debts du. by the CON
Germ FILLING ". DAY,
nj, OF Richmond.
Ihe subscribers have connected themselves
under the hr'n OF Pulling d Webb and will
commune The business as heretofore done bv
ueo. ruling ~ u" and respectfully reoues,
nc continuation OF that patronage SO lIbcr
ally gwen To the irrmeI firm.
GEORGE PULLING.
WM. J. WEBB.
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Shepherds Improved.

a. NoRM EhLl Judklns' ratenl Specifc
IL Oinlncni, Tor the cure vi White Sy.i.
iings; Sore Legs and Ulcers, Rheu,ua,ic
rams; opr"ins and Bruises old and fresh
", Wounds, Scaided Head ; Ring Worms );
letter, &c. &c
we ma q received parcel Of The above TO
sell on MISSION, from john IL. Eustac.
Richmond, which ana, be relied ON n ,,.nn
Inc. Certificates OF numerous .xlr,nr,i,,,r.
cures and directions for using the ointment
accompany each jar.
L. l.. bDYD 4 BROTHER
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Salmon, Mackerel, sc.

EGlCkLED Salmon, in kegs, Shad, Mack
IL erc, and Herring. Also, % sacks LII.
verp"ol filed Salt, West India and N. o. SUI
CARS, Loaf do. Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate.
prime West India Molasscs and NewOrleans
Rum, WhiSkey by the Dbl. French and Ap.
pie Brandy, Cordial and Malaga Wine, Tai.
low and Spermacta Candles, Turpentine
aud Shaving Soap, Fur Il Wool Hats, Shoes
Soal and Upper Leather, with variety of
other useful articles, for sale low, by
JOSEPH BISHOP.
Nov l2
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES

Dismal Swamp No. ~ for 1880
20 'e drawn at Richmond Oh Friday
me @4th Dec. Highest prize $40, 900
Tickets So.
NO. Is Tor 1880, 10 be drawn a,
RICHMOND on Friday the 3Ist Dec
highest prize SIO.00O-Tickets a.
""afeS Ih proportion IN VARIETY of
numbers at WATTS OFFICE.
Dec 3 dr.
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JUST RECEIVED

"A IkESH supply OF the best Green
"a Coffee, Sugar, MoIasses, Tea. Sail
IRON, ~ barrels of prime Whiskev. Read
and Armstrong; fresh
Troy Ale.
piru ieSh ana constant supply Of GROCE.
KlES, too tedious TO mention gjso A
constant supply of nice white Corn Meal
Bacon, Oats, DC. -Also-
GarryalI, with top to it and harness
complete for travelling-iow for Cash.
Terms low Tor Cash, opposite the Stone Ia.
Vorh' Main ST. Char oltesville.
SAMUEL JHONRS
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Rice, Cheese and lea

ool received two casks large size
" cheese, and 300 lbs Of New Rice, of
very, Superior quality Also, chest of
IIeSh Imperial Tea; few bags green COT.
zee 10y pounds Butter Mustard in lead
boxes OF excellent quality. Also, on hand
d small lot OF good Bacon, all at the lowest
prices IN exchange for the well known arti
Gle called cash. JOSEPH RISHnp
Nov 10
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INTERROGATION, or Whitwell's or orig;
EL ginal Opcdeldoc-For b, uises, strains.
spralns, govt, rheumatism, cramp, numbness,
weakness, stiffness of the neck or Joints.
chilblains, chapped hands, stings of insects,
vegetable poisons, &c. &c. applicable TO man
or beast. Warranted more than double the
strength of the hard OpcJildoc. Recon-
m"ndcd by one of the first physicians in Eu-
r"pe or America. GEO. PULLING Il co
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POETRY
SWALLOW, WHATEVER II rovemr,."
CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO rHs PATRONS or THE ADVOCATE.
December %, 1880.

CARUIENS ADDRESS
TO rHs PATRONS or THE ADVOCATE.
December %, 1880.
GAY Christmas, Sirs, is come again,
Aud round has rolled the year.
This, though it common devils pain,
Must printers devils cheer,
For kind subscribers, at our call,
Will furnish us the wherewithal
To warm our stomachs, bless our eyes
With rich eggnogg and hot minneapolis.
Nor do we doubt but our desert
Is known to all of you:
Our zeal no rain, no snow nor dirt
Could ever once subdue;
We quickly brought the newest news
OF murder. marriage, sad abuse
OF confidence bestowed amiss.
And promise broke of welded bliss.
Of bumpers emptied, which mine host
Alone can benefit,
AT dinners where a silly toast
May get applause for wit
OF ladies fairs and ladies shows
For freeing blacks and getting beaus
+. OF turnpike roads that half the year
Prevent your stirring far or near.
We bro't you word how Charles ofFrance
Had lost his royal crown
About a piece of ordinance
To batter printers down,
And how our friend old Lafayette
Had buttoned on hi, epaulette
Unsheathed his sword again, to head
Such lads as would be free or dead.
How Philip then was judged to be
More fit the roast to rule,
Because he had the rule of three
Been teaching boys in school
Misfortune too.him long had taught
To spurn the truly royal thought
That men, with saddles on their backs
Were born for kings'to use as hacks.
How Brussels aped the Paris tricks
When they the Dutchmen beat
And paved the roads to Republicks
When they unpayed the street,
How nations, not yet quite mature
For freedoms blessings, still endure
Those evils, which the slave set free
Endures, till free he learns to be.
Nor has our neatly printed sheet,
(The strenuous Advocate
Of all that's good and great, and meet
For freemen's high estate)
Been slow instruction to afford
And wisdom's maxims to record,
Nor backward readers to amuse
With triAes by mirthful muse.
Therefore, kind Sirs, bestow your mite
Towards our happiness
We will, while feasting, all unite
Your gen'rous hearts to bless
And wish you hundred years to live
For every dollar you may give
And pray that God may change the mind
Of each of you we stingy find.
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REVIEW &c.

VIE undersigned is agent for the follow
ing publications., viz.-North Ameri.
can REVIEW, so per annum American
Sna,'eriy, 50; Edinburg Review, So :;
London Quarterly Review, So; Wcstniin.
ster Review, SO; Library of Useful KnnwI.
foge Library OF Entertaining knowledge
i.ncycLped'a Americana. popular Diclion.
ary "' attS' sciences, literature, hrstor y, Poll
ucS ana biography, brought down To the
present ',,he on The basis of the 9TH edition
r"e GERMAN conversations Lexicon -
published quarterly at 50 80 per vol each
containing more than GOO arIe octave no
geS, to lie complete in I2 vols. SubscI,n.
.,ohs or orders for any OF the above works
thankfully received by
Nov >. 80 - T.
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Flour, Oil and Leather.

NhMiLY flour, and tanners oil for sale by
n inc barrel, also beefs lailow and bees
wa parcel OF nice waxod upper leather with
q superior lot ofos tanned soal leather; also
negroes broguesi Or sale low Immediately
opposite Mr. job, D. Craven's tabnery bv
JOSEPH BISHOP.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
NEW BOOKS.

M@~ Atlantic Souvenir and Token
MSSlAl for 1881, Goodrich's History
3I5Sll of the U. States. 35th edition.
4Elz Peter Farley Geography for
lZA@SI children. Whclplcy's Com
- pend, Woodbrtge's Geogra-
ply and Atlas, with variety uf ether new
publications Also White Bonnet, Band
Box and Binders Boards Just received and
for sale by f. WATTS.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31

q UST received, u large assortment of fresh
@b Drugs, Medicines. Paints &c Compri-
sing, with stoca on hand a general assert
ment OF established and new articles.
GEO. PULLING g. co.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
FLORIDA WATER.

& supply Of Florida Water manufactured
IA by J. NJ. Larogue just received and
for sale by
GEO. PULLING Il co.
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NUIiCE.
I'D u BROTHER.
10 +. ZA a.. O.


Rf 0sriue Jn Trust mel e1c-
- catedto t"s u"dersagneu 6y JoeI
w. Br"wn ana wye, ami NJ recora m
Me 9Des 9ttne co"~ty court Of .4i.e.
mdrle, to Sccure tn InOm;is +; Inn
qotph or ms asStgaS, certain Abt
therein mcntsOneti, and al Tie reouest
OF Fo"ntain WIS, assignee OF su.a
Rand0tpn fra portion If sula dest
TO 0tf-the sum Ut soOu-w.tu ,ut,r.
EST from the 3Oth duy oJ .Seytemu.r
1879, ~e s"ol, o" 'he Stn .uy oj re,
o'"",y ne1f, on the premises, e1vose
10 Sats tor "eady mOmey, certa,u truct
or pareI ot Lond lying IN me coanty
81 Abemnie, on tie wa,ers of Cor.
raHS Crteh, aJacent to the n1Dupnn
h'0er, AMI about sir males beiow Caay-
iotfeS''tle, containing about 35D or 400
a ores, E"oDn by tile name OF Jsnton,
and lately the residence of Ihymo,
hSton Ra"dOLph-r SO mach Meyeof
as shoH be requisite To- rat.e NE yoio
sum " $500, with interest h0reoa mi
p"'a' ma me costs and chargeS ot en-
ee"ting this Trust. Such tile as is
DeSfed IN US by sud DeM zoe wtN cou-
0ey TO tie purchaser M purcha-
SerS.
ALEX'R GAR ETT
Y, w. SOUTIiALL,
Tyu<i,cs
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Cotton Yarns.

&nn Tbs Cotton Yarn, principally Of
WV the Virginia Union Factory, for
sale at the lowest prices by JOS. BISHOP.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31

uST received fresh supply of Shoes.
~ nackerel, Cheese, Albany Ale and Iron
Low for lash. b. MOSBY
Also-l2 bbls of first quality old Rye
Wbiskey.
Cash given for Oats, Rye and Corn.