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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

TURNER & KERR
Nov. 90.


fNFORM HEIR Trends and the public that
-. they have just received a fresh supply o
spend,d Goods, which they oherlat Northern
retail I,:ces-.ipong which are
French and Manchester PIInts
Italian Lusiring, superior quality
Black Gro lie lndis
Black Barge
Changable Silks
Col1red eros de Naples
Satin Laventine
Merlno Circassians
Thread Lace and Edgings
Splendid Belt Ribbons
Nankn and Canton Grapes
Scarlet, blue aud white Merino longlSLawls
10 DO do Cashmere do.
Embroidered Grape Dress Hdkfs.
EAtfa lnrge Leghorn Flats ana Crowns
Paper Hangmgs
Hair Brai Is aud Pufrs
Az gan assortment Of Gents Stacks.
Oct. 20
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EE0s. r. nUVAE.
AlanA for Sale.

WV wish to sell tract OF land, lying on
~ the no. tn FORK of Goose Creek. four
mules roIth-rasl of Capt Paschal Buford's in
the county OF Bedford; cont ming by survey
500 acres. OF which about 800 or doc acres
are cleared. There is some first rate tobacco
land 10 clear Tins land lee well, is well wa
Tered, aud is in good shle of cultivation. Per
,oas wishing TO purchase, can apply to Bar len
thompson, living on the premises, or 10 Can't.
=. B-torJ, who knows we'll the situation.
A. THOMPSON,
BARTLETT THOMPSON
Nov. % o.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
New Remedy,

6saEfDLITZ WAfEk.-lhis agreeabie sps'
~ ,irp, Is With conf dence offered TO the pub
l,r and particularly 10 those who csnnot sur
,,o,., ,hsir dislike to the medicines IN com
mon u.e; being deprived of AL the nauseon'
,a.ts. il Is not less psia'able Than spda "hirf.
II has stood the trst OF experience, a"d give"
satisfaction 10 great numbers OF persons IA ''S
h.,,,, n taking il. Seditz Wafer 10 strongly
recommended by physicians ss a remedy IN
di,order. OF the stomach aud digestive organs,
b,ad.ch. billions affections, Guianeous aud
scorbulic efupllons. -
The following remarks arpeared in the M"h',
cal lnsuirer,s monthly publication conducted
bv an association Of physicians aud surgeons OF
New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
A TRUNK LOST.

TN comiag np ~ the Riehmunt AMI Ltaeh'
burg Stage. had trunk improperly de
hyered TO the Cnrlefssdle rage nj POwhhiau
Court.H0use, which suppose, belongs 10 son'r
other gentleman in the stage and my trunk "a
missing III an. gentleman who was pssseH
ger in the Lynchburg stage on the 10Th nli
has trunk thai does not belong - him, he wlll
confer avor on the subscriber, II he all re-
turn by the LynehhurR stage, aud direct II
90 be Jeff "a, D,csenson's store, Pashalaa-Aud
! viii send his by the same Conveyance, 10 any
rlnce where he may direci 10 be sent.
LIITLEBuRf c. MOSBf.
Dec. 10 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
Negroes for Hire aud Sale.

Negroes for Hire and Sale.
EHI III. be offered for hire for the ensuing
w year on the Sd dhv Of January next
before the door OF James ). P,ndlelon's tavern,
III New Glasgow, Amherst cunuty, from % 10
10 valuable negroes, belonging 10 the estate OF
Samuel ln'ner, dec'd Thy consist II all de-
serpt ons. men, women. BOYS aud ei,ls, ana
among them ara Two frs rate blaa ksualb,.
carpenters, cooPcrS, shormekcrs. good cooks
house srVanis and plantation hands. Bond
with aPplo security will be re uuired, and no
person viii he permitted 10 take possrs,lon /
lhs s'h'es 'hey hne, nnlIl they comply With tie
terms OF hu'"g Also, at the same time and
place, will be offered for sale for cash, sevr,al
likely negroes belong ing 10 the afo,esali estate.
JOHN BILLIARD, Ex'er of
Samuel Turner. decd
Nov. . tIs
olICE !!i-lntendng To leave lhIs place
" the last OF this month. most earnpstly
soIcIt payment from all those who ore me.
ihoSe VINO iaIl 10 comply Win this request nj
nave 10 pay to an officer.
HENRY ALLISON.
Nov %
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CoYApl.lN4,s9sfsTp.

HhHE -uhsrrlbers having connected them
y selves together in business under the 6,n
OF Scruggs q Bagby. have taken the large aud
CommoulOos store, la,e ~ the cccnpanu, uf Mr.
He 7, lson, immediately IN front o. the Post
Oh,c, aud lew duoIs below Liberty Ware
House, where they viii keep a large aud gene.
raj as or mint of Grocerl.s, "a few Dry Goods,
~, &C. OF the best quality, winch they will sell
al far prices.
They likewise tender their services 10 their
friends and the public generally as Commission
Merchants.
" Liberal advances made on produce in
store. They ATE also we'll prepared with n
coryen,ent Lumber house, on the cross street
TO rseerN" Goods on storage, aud also TO for
ward them fer then friends III the upper coun
Try, ~ which particular attention. will he pa ID
BENJAMIN r.. SCRUGGS.
GEORGE BAGBY
Nov. % 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
k.AsS - EON SAAIu.

EDY writ lie of the authority given to the un
n y drrslgned by deed OF trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing date the 10th OF Sep
lember, 1928, and duly recorded in the coanty
court OF Amherst, by which deed the trustees
are empowered to exercise discretion IN SCI
ling the property thereby conveyed eithel
publicly or privately, as they might deem il
most advisable and ezpedent. The undef.
s'gnrd, the surviving trustee, offers o contract
at private sale for the whole or any part of the
traci OF land, IN said deed neniione !. The land
viii be divided So as to suit purchasers, and
one half of the purchase money will be requif-
ed 10 be paid on the purchaser getting poses
sion viii h can be on the 9th December next
the balance IN two equal annual insthlments
If not sold privately before, rwIll he OF red
al public duciirn, on tuesday the 2lst Of De.
cember next his land lies 10 the County Of
Amh'isi, on the main roau II miles from
Lynchburg AMI 3 from lmhrIsl Cuur.houst
II is teri lie in ITS quality, lies we'll, is well d
dapied 10 the pr oduce Of tobacco corn, wbeal,
NC and is III every respect most valuable
plantation. II contains between
Eight or nine Hundred Acres,
and IS improved with a brick dwelling House.
0uIl' IN the most ornamental style, together
with all necessary out houses, consisting Ufbau
with wheat lhreshing machine, carriage, ice
house and kitchen, &c. aud is under good fen
chg. Any person DESTROYS OF owning ,alud
bic estate would do well to examine iOl then.
selves and avail themselves oil IN opportunity
seldom ohered. This land will be shown 10y Nir
Crews who lives in Lynchburg, or by The nus.
zee, residing AT Ambe st Court-housr
a. b. DAVIES, Trustee.
Nov. 8 wIds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
" Boston'seialitz Water

" This artificial preparation manufactured by
T,senh Boston. chymisi, W. 7 Wall street, and
ia drawn from q fountain as the soda water, or
IA nut up 10 bottles, containing each one dose OF
as mud aud efficient Laxative asc be re
auired, and wlthal as palaiaGle as the soda
water Ilsely.
"rhis PREPARATION is differently composed
from tbat Of The common seidlilz powder oil the
shops.
We have for a year past been in the habit Of
recommending it 10 our patients, especially the
dyspepiiC, the nervous, and the habtually
costive with the most benign effects. We are
induced to pr, fer IT to the congress water AS
possessing all tue virtues OF the latter, with
ont beng perniclous to any habit or consltu
ton.
q" Wa have visited the establishment in which
Mr.. Boston manufaetures this article. II Is
conducted on a large scale. Keeping constant
y four hands EN- Logged. There appears to be
much labour bestowed in imprc gnat,ng the wa
tcI with the several materials Of which II Is
co posed We learn that Mr.. Boston trans-
poris the water to various parts OF the United
81 ,trs, furnishing hotels and other public pia
ces. We are persuaded that IL wall lake precc-
dence oil the Saratoga waters as d ltxatise aud
mild tonic as soon AS It's virtues become
appreciated by public taste aud experience"
The proprietor making no secret Of tie anti
Gle has sub omitted IT'S PREPARATION 10 a number
Of the Faculty, who highly approve and re.
commend il, particularly IL those OF infrm aud
DE- lGaie habii, as a medicine so agreeable to
the taste that even children take II with avid
~.
The comparative small dose that il required
to produce an active, aud Z" heu taking fasting, !
almost immediate effect renders the Seidlnz
Water invaluable as a remedy To the man oil
business, removing in less taan an hour the
unpleasant oppression many feel from beavi-
ness in the atmosphere or too nee indul-
geuce 10 conyiyiality or the luxufles of the la
Bile.
To those whose business will not admit OF
visiting Saratoga Springs, this water is offered
AS an ellectual. agreeable aud cheap substitute
and is particularly recommended 10 the III
hatitaGls Of warm climates, aud maste,s OF
vessels visiting tropical reg ions for whose &C.
communication it is kept packed in quantities 10
suit purchasers.
The subscriber, agent for Mr.. Boston, is now
opening large supply Of Bosom oeldl u Water,
which is lor sale at New York prizes.
Howell DAVIES.
Nov 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

h\rOIlCE.-i shall, at my house, on lie
AZ 24h December next, offer for hue for Inc
next year, the Negroes belonging To the E'tdte
OF A. Rucker, deed. Hoping those persons
who hired for the present car will deliver the
Negroes hired by them on that day, clothed as
required by the terms. shall expect TO receive
the hlre money with the Neg oes, at which time
the terms will be Ell for the next year.
JESSE RICHESON, Admit
De bonis non
Dec. 2 w3w'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
800 REWARD.

h uNAh Az from TIE sabsef,Der on The IL
III November. $50, a Negro Man ne nsh,
ADAM, 6liy years of sfe OF np"afd'. OF
low statue. very dam cnmIds ION, full eyes aud
ysry rouad face. With Etey hnir both 90 his
head and beard. when spoken 10 ~ her iaiel-
iirent than otherwise ani humble "a hrs man.
nrr. he eau read both priai an mhnnse'iti'
The said ueefo came etignaliy itum Amherst
cannty, aud has n Tree uos,an ipr a niie, nam
Ell Hannah Dnnncr, Nth wh"fn be - Hlssy.
lived -tlrs have several Children, mo OF 'hfn
grown. 4 with = HON. peihsps be mas attempt
20 mass n. q Tree man. He - n tolsfsbls good
ROACH Carpenter, Cooper, &c. Ills Children are
nampd Adam, 6sutEe, J-mes, j., kins AID
Tom. aho ish saierfnan ~ Che nYer fram
I,ne0barg 10 Ri,hmnnd--il Is quite probable
h. may be an b. river or bout Amherst. Ne Ia"
has many a,quantanees IN thai sect nn.--l Will
eve the above named rswHrl. II shid Negro Is
taken out ~ TIN. State. and ten dollars u TAKEN
within the State, OF secured IN inii. % thai !
get him. HENRY hAhLfs
Franklin. Nov % 2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
REMOVAL.

FEtIIE subscriber has aiken the Bell Tavern,
- AT Nelson Court House, (LovIngs on, J
where he is now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him With their company, and he
pledges himself 10 use every exeItlon 10 give
the most general saisia ciion.
HIS house is situated near the Courthouse,
aud is large aud comm odious. HIS stable is of
BRICK, aud calculated to hold from loIty TO fifty
horses, this is likewise plentlluiiy supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atten.
ton of good aud faithful servants, he natters
hlmsslf will cntlle him TO patronage.
J. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. II Oct. 81. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
Arrival of Winter Goods,

Since their decline IN prices.
az ckEE, ROBINSON & Co. take pleasure
4V-M IN announcing to their friends, that thrv
ar now openns their winter assortment. and
VII continue to receive by every packer from
New York, every variety of staple and fancy
uoods' adapted TO this market aud as usual. at
very low prices. They have been holding back
loi the decline above noticed, and tcel grarifcd
Oct %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
Dec
Vliuujte Real Estate for Sole

Vltuabte Real Estate fOr Sale.
yaNHE subscrib offers for sa.e, on aern,,
d modahng terms; his tract al ilni IN ib..
county Of Bedford, Wolf Greek, ! mi.
West of Liberty, containing about 900 se,..
This tract wheIber considered in reference g., ,
IS produCtiyeness, lis Improvements Of lis 81.
uatIon, is one Of the most valuable in thr ca,,,
~ ia which II hes-theTe are about 400 ac,a.
cleared, AMI in cultivation, 100 acres Of which
are fret rate low grounds or creek bottom II
large portion OF the uncIeared part, iamou,iinn
TO near 900 acres is6Ist rate tobacco land Tn,
improvements are neat brick dwelling house
and al other houses ne cessary for comfort md
convenience This land lying Immediately
contiguous 10 the turnpike road leading from,
LibeI y to Lynchburg, within 4 miles of The
county seat, and in a wealthy and Respectable
neighborhood, is highly deserving the attention
OF any man wishing to engage successfully in
agricultural pursuits.
He will also sell valuable house and loi
pleasantly situated al tue West end o the town
of Llberty the fnrmer residence OF the late
james G. sleptoe. The house is iarge aud
c0mnodious, 81 the lot, containing or acres
Is handsomely enclosed and neatly improved.
THIS would be delightful residence for phi.
Vate gentleman, aud a fine situation for pub
lie house. .WM. W WATTS.
Oct ID wfs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
W heat ! Wheat -,

"a ollCE.-A petition will be pIes4r1--T -
~ the neat Legislature. praying Tor Tho ,a -
sag OF an aci to incorporate a comna' 's-
construct Toll Bridge across jane M, 70
from tne lands Of Judge Nm. DAM, ,n'l
lands oil John Ward, in the county of Ambsr ,''
Nov % -9t."0Wg'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
Commission Business.
Lamp and Iinseed Oils.

nHE subscriber has for sale, a supply OF
= btsi Umier Strained Lamp OF, and, nlso
of best LinSeed OIL, at the lowest Market pr
ces. Howell DAVIES.
Nav 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
DYSPEPSIA,

NhoCToR Howell DAVIES tenders his
u y thanks to Tn citizens OF Lynchburg aud
its vicinity Tor their patronage heretofore, aud
repeatedly renews the offer OF his professional
services TO them. lie u fully prepared from
experience in The treatment Of Dyspepsia in IN.
own person aud IN variety OF patients and an
intimate knowtedee Of Nj. Hdtsfead's, D1oror
Suther(1nds and Other, plan of cure, L. undyr-
take with equal confidence with any otner Ply
ncian the cure OF DypePsla ana other diseases.
Dec. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
CASH fov W heat

WYE will pay the best cash price for ali
w Wheat delivered at the ynehburg
Mis-. Peisons wishing TO engage their crops
vii. piass cali on us. We will give them oh DICE
ofsevtfai liberal propositions.
J.S C.~E. LYNCH, & co.
July to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
Land, Negroes, Stock, DC.

tsNH't A'h6f p'"f '''N'''i 49,
I'm Tue,day. he 4lh day of Junnary. 1881
" Ut the dwelling house of James Martin, IN
the county of Bedford. shall proceed To sell,
at public auction, for cash. the tract Of land
Mhereon the said Martin nov resides containing
about 2I74 acres, he the same morf or less, adj
Joining The lands OF Capt Edmund G"aikin.
Henry Clark aud othcts-~AlsI at the same
time aud place, aud upon the SAM terml. Will
be sold, the following slaves, 10 within, Creh-
fy, Mary, Sally, WYATT Charlotte ana John, mud
aoy increase of the SAID females since the 2Jrd
day OF December, ls2o--Nlso, 2 yoke of oxen.
2 hoed Of cattle. 10 sheep, y hogs aud hor-
ses
The sale will be made in pursuance Of deed
OF tru,l eIecniedto mo Ivy SAID Martin 4 I'll an.
beth his wife, on the 23rd day OF December
1929, which Ia oi record in the Clerks office OF
Bedford county x Is now for the benefit OF the
REPRESENTATIVE. OF Joseph HARDY, deed.
All oil the above property is really valuable
and the sale is we'll deserving the attention o
those wishing 10 perehase--the title Is believed
10 be indlspntnble. -bu aciing rs Trustee shal
convey with special warranty transferring sucl
Interest only n. the deed aiortsaid vista ~ me
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee.
Dec 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

VI, Office All persons having claims u
~ INST the subscriber, will pres .#t IN, IN
for p, meut ~ his absence they may he nan
deJ 10 ChnA,,l Dabney. 80
DAVID ROSSER.
Dec 10 In
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Dec ID
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

London dates 10 tine 18TH juno have been re-
,eivcd at New-Horl. The King was siill living
lie was relieved by can incision n the side, near
the region OF the hearf;' his disease beng dropsy
In the chest.
A bin abolishiug tho punishment of death for
forgery in AN cases except the forgery Of wills,
received its third reading 10 the British House OF
Commons on the 9Th Of June, and passed 10y ma
iortv OF thirteen
On the 9Th of June, at least twenty i've thons-
and persons passed through the rooms az 81
James Palace. enQuirng after the hing health
A report from Havre, lFnnce,I by way OF vi
braltar, states that a teegraphc communication
received al Hayre on the l4lh June announce zee,
thar 5000 French troops had effected iahuins
ia the vicinity Of Alglors
Tie approaching elections m france eAc ,T
more attention than The Algcrne expedition. ne
principles involved in the controversy oel"ee"
the people and the ministers, are much more l'''-
Dortani than any military enterprise.
. On the 18th of MAY, two French ougs oil Wal
were driven ashore on the Algorlne coast, IN 2
storm and the crews Tell into the hands OF uie
Arabs aud were pipnderod md kept as prisoners
for several DAYS An oficer Of the Dey conducted
mart of she prisoners to AlgIeFs. On some French
vessels approaching 10 look after their comrades
the Arabs became alarmed, massacTsd the PRISON
ers remaining with them and sent one hundred ana
ten heads 10 the Dcy's palace.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

Mississippi Washington and bis coui-
patriots framed the Constitution and knew
what powers they had given to the Union;
and ,hose who observe the events of the
last quarter of a century, have seen the
Cumberland Road, and tho use of steam
ers, bring The Atlantic cities to the vicinity
OF ST. Louis, and make the ans.Allegha.
mans our neighbors and friends.
When The useful and patriotic class of
Che people have an opportunity of being
truly informed of facts, Ihaye great conf
donco in the virtue and redeemlng spirit of
their character, and viii submit thus sentl-
ment to the company:
Ti. Peopi, 81 M.ss9uri-In 1s22 they spontane-
ously Sustained the Constitution Of the U, States,
against their own dsorganizing politicians. In
1882, may they sustain it against the abusive ex-
ercise of the veto, and the power of appointment {
and removal by the Federal Administration.
The So. Louis Republican Immediately
after the last regular toast was drunk, the compa-
uy retired no volunteers, were, therefore, Civ
en-. We can hardly help mentioning, however,
thlt party OF ladies, 10 an adjoining room, sent
DOB, rs q volunteer, the one noted below rs hich
was received just litor the Guest had retired and
that portion OF the company remaining drank 10
with great applause.
rle rolst.-"THE LITTLE RED
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

laecdotss.-The Nantucket Inquirer
in n notice of the last annual sheeP-shear'
no on that Island, says--"Our selecimel
yeTv properly gave due notice TO Proh'O'
tbe sale of ardent spirits on the occasio''
but we understand that ono man opene" F"
sboo for the SALE OF WATER. and furnish
o3 ihs SPIRITS, GRATIS. Jacktars arc VI
N a thiag or two; aud one Of the siui'g
sons of Neptune. having been made az
ouanted with the terms of the wa'er mo
cboot. filed a ium5ier half full OF run
drank It down. said It was good enough
y,tbout reducing, and told ne evader =
tbe law that be might sell the water Q
,ts,o that liked IS better than he jld.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

Con. Jackson on bis way 90 the West, exhibit
ed % letter BOO Hancock, from WIN. Ramsey, Esq.
the member of Congress who complained lhal TIE
had been cheated 100 the bargain 10y winch ms vote
was secured for the Indian bHii certifying tha'
The General had not lost the confidence OIL the
PennsylvaniaDs Was there ever such a thing
heard of as President orthe United States, tray
cling about the country exhibiting certificates OF
character or letters ofrecommeudaiont from pros
tifrte politicians Haeersioirn 4. Light
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

DAVID WADE. Esq. OF Cincinnati, who was
nominated hv % Jackson meeting as candidate
for Congres. Cor tdat district, has declined as
signing 1- tho reason ot his wilhdraWmen'' we
f,lf fIrt he i.n mo- lourer fer Jackson. causc tho
General Is the enemy 20 Internal Improvements by
Congress- focus.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

a. Travellers TO and from the East
are informed that the enterpiisIng propn-
etors of the Accommodation Line between
Baltimore s. Wheeling have made arrange
monts 10 convey their passengers on the
Railroad, both going and coming, between
Baltimore and Ellicoti's Mills. q.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
. AIEINIoRB
TiR Hare .NaRuJactOrH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Constantly on hand, n, Bafc, Tin Pl1fe Vve 70
RAMEs CORTi. 81 would respectfully inform
~ hs friends au lbc public, M DE stll conii-
nues NJ No. 10. baltimore suect Ehtmore, where
ne IS now permanently established, spl having
enlarged BIS Store anJ Mauufeiog, ho hopes -
be Qnsbl,d 10 ke.a iho most t1ieusiee appointment
IT al kinds Of M WARE, BLOCh TN BAht.
TTNPL.frE 10 X IN, Ky sph' sDC, On
~ lie hopes ~ be able 20 On Go uiosf esien-
-..la,i- r. without delay Hew oiit particularly
iegto COUNTRY MERCHANTS
10 Ia examination 0l tbe pncrs 800 AZ ats 10 hi9
I'm Ware. sc. ~ of which, be D. coi.idcni, VII
oicrse. lie VIII use every e1eriion 70 give fl'is-
iqcion 20 his customers, su1 III orders pnic uihY
1ci o. 10 n H nerf'r1l
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
Fr5m tIc We,7- Y0rE HlroU

Estimate and comparative view, with the nses'
en ratio of the aPportionment Of representation 10
each State IN tho House of Representatives, Of the
United States, agreeably TO the Census of 1880,
now being taken, surprising che ratio to be fixed
no ~ 600