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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
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ry. He made no reply. Aboat TINS ''uae' saw
the Sheriff preparing the fniot ."rd. mimi .t
ateIy left the ground, but was informed ina. 'o'.
ing more escaped from the Inflated being. oe,'fe
he was executed-whlch took place ao"us "".
mast O'clock. p. Nj. He has never made any
direct confession of his guilt. nor has he ever ae
MED it. Tie has made remarks to different per-
sons. indirectly coufessing his guilt so as 10 nave
left no doubt upon their minds. that he COMMIT
ted the murder. understand. that paper'"as
picked up in the Jail, after he was brough' o''''
upon which he had. no doubt. commenced "''i!'S
confession, but either had not courage 10 as
close the particulars of so barbarous murder,
or was so frequently intercepted. that he cou!o
not proceed with it. understand. he wrcte up
on this piece of paper, as follows: t. ChdIteS
Young, being about to he ETtcWed. do confess
ma sins, before God and man, and mere lie
stopped.
Both of the deputy Sheriff.. who were quail
fled for the special purpose ut Summarizing t''e
Venire to try the prisoner, refused pcrenPtof''y
to execute the sentence, and 1t dev0ived, as a
matter of course. upon the regular Deputy, Off
ciating in the District. in which Young resided.
This gentlemen was near relation Of MIR. Thorn
tom This, it was hoped. would have been avoid
ed as it was supposed it might not have SO Ia
vorable an appearance, nor eject, Tor near re-
sation TO be compelled thus to act-Ana II Is bill
an act Of Justice to that gentleman. to state, that
his conduct. on this irving occasion, was iirm.
dignifed, humane. and in every way, worthy oi
the highest praise. Ills feelings. rs near reia-
tive of the murdered individual. seemed TO have
been sunk in his dntvs as - officer, and all his
arrangements OF ire a,c;ai9a SEEM to have given
very general satisfaction"
In addition 10 the above. we learn tE't the de-
pertinent of the imucuse crOWs'. assembled on
the occasion. was highly commentaries No III
decent exrltaton manifested. and ma drum
ken man seen on the ground. The iar greater
part of the assenlbiage dispersed immediately a.
ter the execution. We record these facts. highly
honorable to the county of'Caroline. with great
> pleasure. The body, after hanging about twenty
minutes, was cut down and delivered to his SON.
bv whom it was conveyed. for interment, to the
late residence of the deceased.
A report has generally prevailed. that founs
delivered to DIR. Dorsey paper. with directions
/, not to open it until the next day. ibis. 1t wa:
= supposed. contained his confession. We are en-
abed to state, that paper was, in fact, placed II
!, DIR. Dorscy's hands: hut upon opening IT at tn
3 prescribed time, it contained only words to thu
effect. confess my SINS to God and man"
fredericksburg .7rena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
70 tie Eaii0f Of he Nds nss'ie.

S1al in the public journals, some
DAYS nmunication relative to the oo-
ligat ! the United States to discharge the
claims Of our citizens, arising out OF spuia'i"ns
committed by the French prior to the date OF the
convention between the two Governments con-
cluded on the sOth of September, 1900; indem-
nifications for which, after having been demahu-
ed from and acknowledged to be due Dy rrahce'
was. at the suggestion of our own Government;
released to France. in consideration Vi po'.uIal
and pecuniary advantages when "ere h'e"ys
beneficial to tbe United States. The claims OF
our fellow citizens 50 applied 10 the public USE
have not been in any degree compensated, though
most of the sufferers have returncd to the dust,
leaving their claims charge npoa Tie farh ana
honor of the nation. which justice aud Poiicy
alike demands should be satisfied.
In Icokipy over the proceedings OF the Senate
of the United States. | n0ticeda report from
select committee. made on the 9Th OF February,
1897, which puts this subject clearly before the
| reader, that am induced to send you an extract
from it. not doubling it will enlishten and inter-
est many, and particularly those concerned as
it has myself.
EXTRACT.
:. Had the Convention. as was proposed Dy
our Ministers, provided for reciprocal indemni-
ties, and had commissioners been appointed TO IL
onjdate the claims and determine their validity,
! it is impossible to say what might have been the
result. Certain it is. that in such case, the
United States would never have laid their hands
on the adjusted claims Of their own citizens, to
discharge those which might be allowed TO France
or her citizens. Such an offset would be taking
private property for pubic uses, without Just
compensation, and is expressly prohibited by the
Constitution. And how would such case vary
from that o. the petitioners? 1t Is now too late
for the United States TO question the justice and
validity of these claims, as against France: we
have pressed them upon her as valid and just
she has admitted them and gwen us an equINa
lent TO release them. We hare released them
and though they were unliquidatcd. still they
were capable of liquidation, and either then
amount, or the value which we obtained Tor thel
discharge would be eQuitablj due to the claim
ants. A Board of Commissioners, such as was
proposed by our Ministers might have burden
ed US with debt equal TO the losses of the ffecI
Possessions. with the addition of indemnites to-
infractions of the treaty of Commerce on on
part and the sums thus awarded might have
equalled, and even exceeded the actual losses U
all the claimants"
If these things be true-and they stand OF
high authority-what will our enemies say OF GU
government? and you may with propriety, add
Or our trfeads9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

this Company 10 bring that confroversy~eo Is
sue. for part of the obstructed way by compro-
mise, and for the whole by legal adJudication'
the correspondence. herewith comihahiGatee'
has occurred between this Board, and the rresi-
dent and Directors of the former. To this cor
respondeuce. we deem it our duty to invite your
attention; while we subioin the opinion OF one oi
the Commissioners appointed by the Chancellor
as to the expediency Of the proposed compromise
in order that the causes which have led to It's TAI
lure NAV be Justly estimated. to-
The BOARD feel il to be due to themselves,
to state, that the proposition submitted TO men,
bv the President OF the Baltimore and ohio
Rail Road Company, to compromise, as lar DIS
Varner,s Ferry. the controversy existing between
the two Companies, was associated neither
the ORIGINAL communication of it to this board,
by its President. nor in the subsequent explana-
ton of It to one of the Directors with the cond'-
ton, now annexed to it BY the President ana
Directors of the Baltimore and OHIO Kan hoau
Company. On the contrary, that Director IN
formed this Board, that the President OF th's
Company had, in the opinion OF the PRESIDENT VI
the Baltimore and Ohio Raj! Road Company;
misconceived his proposal. winch d'd not eHlenu
to compromise. as far as WillIamsPort' Out u
Harper's Ferry only. =,
| A plan of feeding the new canal when II siiai'
have been completed from the Point OF ROCKS 10
Seneca, Dy which. also. still water navigation
would besextended to Harpcr's Ferry, has been
submitted TO the examination OF the Engineers OF
! the COMPANY sand should itbe approved ny them,
will be exc cuted. it is hoped. in time to render
this important link in the chain of water comlnu-
nication with Cumberland, available by the time
the Monocacy Aqueduct shall have been complet
ed.
! Since the commencement OF the present gece-
raj meeting. reduc ton has been made OF the
number of Engineers in the Company's service,
proportioned TO the reduced extent Of the remain
ing works under contract. The five RESIDENCES,
into which the entire canal below the foiht o'
Rocks, had been, at first, distributed, have been
reduced to two: the services of an Engineer OF
Division. acting as Engineer in Chief. has been
dispensed with. and a superintendent appointed
of The entire canal in use with view, chieliy,tt
such repairs thereof, as experience has de-
monstrated. that all new canals require before
time shall have tested their weak points. and I'm
parted soldity to their cmhankments These re
ductions have brought down the expense oi thu
CORPS of Engineers to less than molety O
its original extent. measure of economy
however. occasioned by the legal nbstructIons II
the progress of the canal above the Point of Rocks
and attended with the further cause of regret. thai
it has separated from the President and Direc
tors many experienced officers who deservedi :
possesses their entire confidence.
Signed. in behalf and by order of the President
and Directors.
c. F. MERCER.
President ofthe @ g. o. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

We learn from morning paper, that t'e
rogues reaped a rich harvest on Friday. ADOBE
twenty pocket books disappeared from their pro,
pretors at the Washington Parade Ground; al
equal number at the Park Theatre IN the even
I'M; and like game was PLAYED at the Bower,
Theatre, with the same preft.-N y Cenr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
%EESSSae

A facctious person by the name OF Ae'c' had
his first child christened Something. this wal
Something iew. When his second child Wy
born, it was christened Nothing, this was "
thing Nc,c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04
A cony-Tee,i. J. WILLS. e r
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE )
Jan %

TfIRGlNIA.-Atltu Rules holden in the Clerks or,
~ OF the Superior Court oiChsncery for the Lypr5
burg District the 4th day Of January, 1880 Slfnhr
Porter and Madison &. Porter, infants under the ~,
oftweniy one years, who sue by John Hughes no
next friend, Pitts. against Samuel Davidson lam,
Miller, admir- ofJeremiah Ingram, dec. Lewis Cam,
bell, Robertson Cheatham, Samuel Dickey Hertz
Howerton as ex'or of Samuel Porter, dec. and H.
Heritage Howertou in his own right A.,
Elizabeth his wife, and Legrand Porter, mn infant hy
commissioner Benagh, special, assigned his guurdia
Defts
The defendant Samuel Dickey, not having entered
has appearance given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il apearng
by satisfactory evidence that he is an inhablta,
OF this country it is rdered that the SAID defendant do
appear here on the first day OF the term and an.
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of tins
order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper PRINTED
IN the of Lynchburg for two mouths sueeesslyel
and posted at the front dour of the courthouse IN te
tad town. copy. Teste,
J.W1LLs, sec
in, IL w2miJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04
VAAUA ABLE YARN, ,
FOR SALE.

AM dlspoSed to sell my Mill and Planta
II lion on Cars creek in he county oil Rock,
bridge, lying on the highway from Covingion
and Bath to Lexington, distant about six miles
IRON the latter, and two miles from the North
fork of James River, which is nayigable to
Lyncbbnrs This farm contains upwards If
40o acres-a large portion OF which is OF es'
cellent quahty, and has sufficient quantity. oil
meadow-eii OF which is walered. The m
proyements are good country faIm house, and
all necessary out houses a new Barn ofthe
first order, and 200 acres Of cleared land which
may be divided into len fields, so as 10 have
running water in each IA valuable .htrctGnt
Mil lately built, with two pair Of stones-the
house is three stories high and large enough
TO contain ten thousand bushels of wheat.
The situation of this farm, independent Of its
fertility, adds greatly to IFS value. 1t is in the
nfighborbood Of three manufactures ofiron
OF Lexingio the College OF Washington aud
affords an excellent stand for country store.
gentleman DESTROYS OF residing ia Lexington
on account OF his children, could with conve.
nlence, attend TO, aud draw all his supplies
from this farm. The mill, which has a good
custom. aud which, with good management,
she may retain is situated near the lower end
OF the tract, and may be separated from il with.
Out inconvenience | am willing to sell them
separate The terms Of sale will be made con
senlenl to purchasers. A. STUART.
Stdunl on March /. CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

VI IL -" III be sold, TO tRe highest. bid =
~ "er' tor cash, at Amherst court house on
Monday the 10Th day Of March next, that be.
ing court day the following slaves belonging TO
'he estate OF John Mcbride, dec viz George
man, aud Darcss IA woman for the burmese
OF se,'i'os all legal claims against said estate
Ano neitoy notify all persons having claims
against sad estate, TO present them TO me To-.
g'"s "n'at ntcated, on or before the 4th Mon.
uas !" Aprh next, as intehd to settle aud dis
oo'se whatever may remain in my hands of
sa'o e'la'e, and this notice will be pleaded in
o"' as"'"s, an claims appearing Thereafter.
JAMES ). DiLLARD, Ad.n'r.
~ John McBi ide, dec.
iS"' 49, w3w55
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

n II Couri held for Nelson county, the 2Sth Of De-.
EEs le29: Peggy Fitzpatrick, plaintiff, AGAINST john
+. Fitzpatrick, Halves Coleman and James Hupbr.
dd'mr Of John Fitzpatrick, decd, defendants.
IN CHANCEKY
The defendant john l.. Fitzpatrick not having enter
ed his appearance anu given security according 10 M
act oassembly and the rules othis court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he not an nlaiaa
OF this country II is ordered that the SAID defendant
do appear here the first day of March cuurt ueXL
aud answer the bill III the Plaintiff and that copy Of
tins order be 1rhW it'll inserted the Nir. uap
printed in the 'owR OF Lynchbulg iur two months
nccessively, and posted at the front door ol the court
house Of tals county. copy Test.
10. c Cutler, DC.
January 81. Nsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

TTIRGlNA.--At Rules holden in the Clerks oiire
" OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for tie l. tci
burg Disirlc The 1th day of January, 1880, hOSe
Barber and VIM. Barber, Wit sue by Thomas ADAM
tuclr next friend, Plifs against John Il. Rutleds''
Henry Brown, Patsey Barber, MastIn Clay james Il.
bearing, VIM. Harris and K ebert Scott, Deits.
Inc defendant Robert Scott, not having entered ms
appearance aud gwen security according 10 the act oI
Assembly aud the rules Of this curt and ii appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is nhabiimt
oi tins country 1t is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day OF the neat tenn
aud answer the til Of the plaintiffs and that cory ot
TINS order be forthwith inserted in some ne"spuP'r
printed IN the town of I.nchburg Tor two months sue
cessHely and posted the front door of the courthouse
al Tue sad town. cOpy-Teste.
j. WILLS, SEC,
fcO' l w2ml9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04
.Ianuary 81

~ lRGiN lA.-At Rules holden IN the clerks oira
Y of the Superior Court of Chancery ior LIE Lynch
burg district the I'd daV of Noy.ls29- Abner augh
Thomas Waugh, jr.AleXander Waugh, Sal.y Waugh
Samuel W lliaIns and Elizabeth his HLe jesse
Hannah, aud Frances his wife, Plfs against Nicholas
Waugh aud Roderiok Waugh, adm's OF Thomas
Waugh, dec. aud IN their own nights, Mary Waugh,
adm'x Of James Waugh, Isabella W .ugh, adm'N Of
Edward Waugh, dee. Edward T.. " augh only child
OF Edward " augl, dee. aud AN infant By 1ummis
siOuer Benaph specially assigned MS guardian, Fran
ccs Waugh, widow of Thomas Waugh, de-. VIZ.
Armisiead, adH'r de bonis uou OF Jas. Waugh, dee
and Thomas, judith, James and VIM. Waugh, mlaat
children OF james waugh, dec by Commissioner
Benagh, specially assigned their guardian, and Cora
Waugh, Joseph Hutcheson aud linsey his wife, lat.
JInsey Waugh, Frances Waugh, Samuel Howard
und Susanna his wife, late SUSANNA Waugh, and en-
~ Waugh, children and icgaiees OF Henry NatYD
dec. Dclts.
Inc defendants Cora Waugh, Joseph Hutchinson am!
Jinsey his wife, Francis Waugh, Samuel Howard an
Susanna his wife, Cud Henry Waugh, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security according
the act of Assembly aud the rules VI his court ana!
appearing by satisfactory EVIDENCE that they are 10.
inhabitants oiths country 1t is ordered that Inc sut
defendants do appear here the hr>l day of the nov
term, answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud thai atvly
OF Tins order be forthwith inserted i'll some news
paper printed in the town of Lynchburg, l6r tuo
months successfully, aud posted at the front Goor ofc
court house. IN the said town. Acopy-Iestr,
WlLl.s,C.C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

SHlkGlN1A-At rules holden III the clerk Ollie 'l
v the superior Court of Chaneery, for the lyuoa-
burg District, the it day of January. i-30-JoHn 4
Hamilton Thomas Hamilton, Water Baker and Jacu
bna his wife, Jesse Adams and Elizabeth his Mic,
Francis A. Hamilton, Henry A. Hamilton, bel
Ter, and Susannah his wife, Mary h. Hamilton, Fran
els q. Hamilton, John 4. Hamilton. Cathafine A. b.
Hamilton. Charles +. Hamilton, W alter u. Hamilton
Neil and COrblna III, wife, Ursula A. Baker,
ilinkle and Margaret his " lie, Alexander IL
Baker, Walter 7. Baker, Francis II. Baker Mag
define l. Baker, pitts. against Edward Lynch, William,
Davis, jr. and Zunda his wife, Mazda Roberts, Alex
LIggaI and Mary his vile, William H. Lynch 90
IalHnt BY Commissioner Benagh, specially assigned
his guardian, Charles Lynch, Mildred Snith, Charles
Lynch, Mary Ann Lynch, Sarah ". Lynch, Susan
Lynch aud JohnP Lynch, which sand Sarah NJ.
and Susan are infants by Commissioner hchJs
specially assigned their guardian, j Ola Lynch, Ju"
Samuel MITCHELL sen Robert Ward and llI1aboth ms
wife, John Douglass and Sarah his wife, Mildred Ic!-
rell and Achilles Douglass and Ann his wife, deit.'
The defendants Charles Lynch, Mildred smltt, JoHh
Lynch IT, and Samuel Mitchell, not having entCfrl
their appearance aud given security according to Inc
act oAssembly and the rules of this court, and al
e1rIng by satisfactory evidence that they mol lh
iahltants this country-t is ordered that the s'i
deits do pear here the first day Of the next term
and answer the original and amended bills OF the pun
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted N
some newspaper printed Ia tietowu Of Lynchhurg ''
two months successfully and posted at tile front u'
OF the courthouse in sand town.
A Copy Teste, J.NlLls,t -
Feb Is w2md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

vTiKGiNiA.--At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
~ OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Ly nCL
burg District the 4ih day Of Jan is:iU Chswel Dab
ney flti against James Jones iic. ). Jones Edmund
iierndon, Richard q. Brown, john Bullock, Jane.
bullock, and Johu Han, aud Gait exorS c.
m Gait dec Detts.
The defendants james Jones and Il chard S. Jones,
MOI having entered thcrappearunec and given security
according to the act OF Assembly aud the rules of this
court audit appearing by satisfactory evidence thu;
tity are not inhabitants ofts country, 1t Is ordered
hat the said defendants do appear here the first day
OF the next term, and answer The b of the painf.
anu that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted III
some newspaper printed in the town of Lyme burg for
'~o mouths successfully and posted the trout door
u the courthouse, IN the SAID town
copy--Teste, j. WILLS, {. G.
Fob. w2n4A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04
GARDEN SEED.

!" ARLY Shot Top Scarlet Badsh' fArt'
IL Salmon Rad,sb, Nastnriion white solid 't
low, early Summe, squash, Scotch hH''' cary
Horn Beet, ca Is Horn Carrot. early blood
Turnip Bee, aige Swelling Parsn'r, Green
Head Lettuce. Drumhead do. Maogle Wufz'e
Beet. red Onion Seed, Sallasy, early oufed De-
Iicia Lettuce, raw oolofed onion' merry
Turn,5 Rsdish, 1omatoe shaped Pepper ea'y
Cluser Cucumber, early Frame ontumner'
Long Green Cucumber, late tacnmbei, ice
Lettuce. Lias Beans, carly William Pea Dwarf
NIarrofal Pea. early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, D~arf blue Imperial Yea, cary
Green harllon Pea Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce
white Naples R0dlsh, cuiled Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Garden Cress, early CeuliIIowei
Oclre seed, early Parsnip. blood red Cafoi,
rcd solid Celery, Sea Kali
Early York Cabbage. long Dfumbead do,
Bslien do cslly Emperor do. long Imperial 10
green sayofy do Lutte Baiesea do. red Duith
do
Tor sale AT unusually lb~ prices by
WM. ] HOLCoNBE.
Feb If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04
PEDIGREE

Boi'vars sire was sill Hal, the best son of the
imported horse Sir Harry, by sir Peter Teazle,
HAS dam by The imported horse SaI,ram. Nv
Eclipse, his gran lam by the imported horse
Medley, by Jim Crack, his g grandam by Jim
Crack, his 9. g. grandam by Young Aristotle, NV
the imported morse Aristotle, Bollvar's dam by
old Doomed, his grandarn Wild Air, G. gran
dam by Apollo, e..s grandam by Partner, q.
g grandam hy Fearnaughi, his e. g. g. e
grandam AN Imp6fted mare ofJohn Bland
CUTLER Il PEhDLETON.
March | A,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

'nenced the 18th of February. and win
the Isl ofJniy. The price oil the sess,n :; ead
and go To insure a mare in foaI. r,,s>'
aud well enclosed pastures will be afTordodl'
It's to mares sent 10 me horse. Virginia ga
beauiiiui sorrel. six years old next spt,a = a
good blood as any horse in Virginia. H. H. !"
given undoubied proofs Of superior sneeJ "s .
0'' r, os j. NJ, BROWN
f'o' % wts56
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

NEW ARRIVALS OF
Medicines, Paints, Brushes, DC. &c.
For sale, Wholesale or Retail.
5000 100 G IS,' EPSON a'. ssI,.
5po bottles Castor Oil
2o6 lbs. Lump Magnesa
30 do Powdered Rhubarb, sup.
% do Root do do
50 do Sugar Lead
80 10 Powde, ed Jalap
80 do 90 Cream Tartar
l0O DO Gum Camphor sup.
80 do Powdered Columbo
- do Root do
Oh boxes Window Glass
900 los Race Ginger
300 do Ground do
30 do Waters, assorted colofs and sizes
some in boxes
800 DO Gum ST e lac
% dc Nuimegs sup.
300 gals. Sweet Oh
1000 lbs kol Birthstone, sup.
1000 do White Chalk
2oO0 do Spanish Whiting
900 do Spanish White
100 do Chrome Red, new art Gle
1000 do Sal, Petre
1000 10 Alum
5ato do STICK Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fa5,ic
1000 do Ground do
5000 do Putty
800 do Aqua FORTS
On do best Turkey Opium
so do Spanish fhes
90 do GalcIned MsRnesta
100 lbs. Spt Haltshorn
loo do do Niire Dult
lao do CalolHel
loOJ 10 Lamp Black
2pbo do iry Spanish Brown
600 do OIL Yutiol
500 gals, Linseed OIL
20J0 lbs Dry White Lead
loolhsN Mt Mustard eed
falns in Oil, AL kinds IN use
Dry Paints, do do
Nlc,iins Cough Drops
Andrrson's do do
Lamou's d. do
be LamonleTat's do do
Spanish Float Indigo, sup.
Madras Indigo. in squases. new article
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
spirit Turpe ntine
Liquid Ink sup
Re and Black Ink Powder. sun.
A complete assortment oil Surgical INSTRUMENTS
\ complete aSsor 'uent OF Painters Brushes
and sash Tools
A complete assortment Of Sweeping Brushes
\ 90 90 Scrubblng do
A large assortment of Camels hair Brushes
A do do Marking do
A do do Velvet do
An assort OF Brushes for marking Tobacco or
4 large assortment OF White wash Brushes
A do do Hearth l. Dusting Brush
A do do Table Brushes
do DO Clothes ~ Hat Brushes
do do To tn and Hat do
do do Co NIB Nail and Jewel
ler's Brushes
do do Flesh and Shoe Brn sh e.
do do baIniShts, all kin ds in
An assortment Of Portrai Tools
Refined OK Gall, rendering water colours more
permanent and baautIlul-new article
All the secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines in use
All the ae10 Medicines. -
iafe'her with great rdriety OF 9TH err .goods
Al oil which | am determined to sell on as GOOD
terms as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
Aaln-St. Lynchburg.
a