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Approved Family Medicines

" "a HIGH are celebrated tor the cure of
Wv most diseases that the human frame
is subject TO. Prepared only by the sole pro-
prietor 4. ", Dyott, NJ ID. grandson of the
late celebrated DIR. Robertson of Edinburgh
DR.. RS. celebrated Stomach Eli1ir of Health
ioi the cure of coughs, colds, approaching
consumption, whooping cough, asthma, pains
III the breast, wind in the stomach, dyspep-
STA, bowel compla ints, dysentary, &c. PriC
one dollar and fifty cents per bottle.
Dr. Robertson'S pegetabie Nervous Cordial
or Nat3re's Grand Restorattoo.
Recommended for the cure ofnervous COM
plants generally, inward weakness, depres-
sion of the spirits, head ache, tremor, faint
ness, hysterc fits, nervous debility, intem-
pefance, mercurial disease, impotencv, dis
eases peculiar to females, &c. Price one dol
lar and fifty cents per bottle
Dr rs. celebrated G0ut d Rheumatic Drops.
sale and eiiectual cure for the govt and
rheumatism, iumbago, stone and gravel swell
ing ana weakness of the joints, sprains,
bruises, pains IN the head and face, frosted
feet, NC. Price two dollars per bottle.
DIR. R0dertSOn'S Stomach Buters.
celebrated for strengthening weak sto-
mach, increasing the appetite, and u certain
preventive against the foyer and aoue, &c.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Dr:RS. Intattibte form Destroving Lozenoes
medicine universally esteemed for ex
peilng every species of worms from the hu-
man body Price 80 cents per packape--Iarpe
packages one Golla-.
Or, Dyotfs Patent Itch Ointment.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition and
certainty OF cure, is unequaied bv anv other
medicine in use, for the removal of this disa-
greabie, tofmenting complaint. Ii has no un-
pleasant smell ,and may be used on the Young.
est infant with safety. Price so cts Der box.
Or. Dyot,s .anti. Bilious PITS.
Which, II administered in time TO remove
the bile IRON the stomach, will prevent all
bilious . complaints, malignant fevers, ague 81
FEVER, bilious cholic, pleurisy, worms olsen
tary, head ache, heart burn, logs of appetite.
colds and coughs, dyspepsia or Indigestion.
habitual costiVeness, &c. Price % cents per
box-large boxes so cents
Dr. Dyotts Egtatii6ie Tooth .3cAe Drops.
rhce 90 cents-small walls % cents.
OT. ptoherS' Ointment for Tie cure ofthe Tet4
Ter, RING Norm, S'c.-PIice 81 I-2 per DO u
Ihc CtTcGSStan Eye Water
Celebrated for curing most disord 9
eyes.-Price fifty cents-small walls
.hahyS HpprOred -Iteioter C2OfI.
"A sovereign remedy for all ulcers and sd
sore breasts, biles, sore legs, swellings ,sprai
cuts, bruises, pains in the back and breas
corns on the feet, &c. Price 25 cents, so clsy
and one dollar for each size plaster.
Approved and recommended by Doctor
Rush and Doctor Physck, of Philadelphia,
ana by the most eminent of the Faculty in the
y. states. Just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING 81 co.
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ESTRAYS

TAKEN up on the -i3th alt. an es-
4 tray Steer, scith crop and ua--
derkeei IN each ear, ,chite on the back
and under The belly, ,cih fe,v ,ohite
hairs 6et,ceen has horns, and has on an
oid beH-abomt ttceive gears old, and
appraised to ten dollars also, Ram,
whhe, ,ciM crop IN each ear, and an
orer and under Keel on the left ear,
appraised to one dollar and twenty fve
cents.
TIE o,cner or 0,cners can haze the
aoove Estrays, by proring property
and paying charges.
NICHOLAS BURNLEY.
Nor : ain
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NOTICE.
Nov. 3, 80

NIlE subscriber has Just received from
IN the North very superior Stock of
Blue, Black, Bropn, Oiice and Drab
CLOTHS d. C.aSSINERES-
Also-a variety of vestings of the latest i'm
all of which he pledges himself o
make up in the neatest manner and ON tn Q
most accommodating terms He has ais O
just received the Fall and Winter Fashio ns
for 1880 and 81, furnished him by Ward &
Williams of Philadelphia, and Saguer of N.
York, which he exhibits at his shop for the
Inspection OF his friends and customers
October 90 III. PRICE.
N b. Constant employment will
be given to two or three journeymen.
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REVIEWS, &c.

HHE undersigned is agent for the follow
IL ing publications, viz.-North Ameri-
can Review, So per annum; American,
Quarterly, S.; Edinburg Review, IS :.
London Quarterly Review, So; Wcstmin,
ster Review, So; Library of Useful Knowl.
edge Library of Entertaining knowledge;
Encyclopedia Americana. u popular Diction-
airy of arts, sciences, literature, history Poll
tics and biography, brought down to the
present time on the basis of the 9TH edition
of the German conversations Lexicon -
published quarterly at 50 so per vol. each
containing more than 600 large octave pa.
ges, to be complete in 12 vols. Subscrip-
tons or orders for any Of the above works:
thankfully received by
c. p. MKENNIE.
Nov. 8, 80 If
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DANCING SCHOOL.

AE K. RICHARDS respectfully
I'VE informs the Ladies and Gen
tiemem Of charlottesville and its or
einity, that lie intends opening
DANCING SCHOOL,
ghere he wiH teach all the fashiona-
BILE Dances, such. as QuadriJis, Co
tiltions, Walfzss, &c.
For Terms apply to Mr.. Pulling,
or at tho Central Hotel, whers a
Subscription paper OiH be found.
DA Y and NIGHT Schoo! wiy
be opened.
Nov 10 1t
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Troy Ale.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS

Il. BOYD az BROTHER will dis.
Il pose of their stock of Hats and Shoes
al very reduced prices they have great
many ofeach article, some Of which are of
inc best quality. They will enumerate few
OF the prices, viz
Black fur Hats, at 2, 3, 4, and SIS
DO. do. best quality,
Ladies' best Prunela Shoes, 81 10
Do. I'd quality,
Do. Sd do. *
Childien's Shoes, 81 l-2 SO
Coarse Shoes, 80 70
Morocco Shoes, so | 90
Ihey are determined to sell off their pre-
sont Stock, and therefore will accommodate
persons WHO wish to buy, low for Cash ~
N. b. We have on hand prime MARCEL of
BACON d LARD--we believe it better
than usually met with, and the price the
same as others sell for. Il. 81 b.
August l3-2 tf
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VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
I VIRGINIA. TO WIT

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
\ Il Rules held i'm the Clerks Or
"A flee of Albemarle county Court,
in October 1880.
John Woodson and Francis his wife
formerly Francis Garland Pl,fs.
AGAINST
Nelson Garland, Isham Ready and
Polly his wife, Richard Bruce and
Nancy his wife, late widow of Ander-
son Garland, deceased, Nathaniel, Ro-
bert, Cynthian, and Anderson, chill.
dren OF Anderson Garland, deceased,
Daniel Martin aud Elizabeth his wife,
late widow of Peter Garland, deceas
ed, and James and Goodridge Garland.
children OF the said Peter Garland,
deceased, which said Frances, Nelson
aud Polly are children, and together
with the said children of Anderson
Garland deceased and Peter Garland
deceased, heirs and representatives of
Nathaniel Garland deceased,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Isham Ready and
Polly his wife, Richard Bruce &; Nam
cy his wife, Nathaniel 81 Robert Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to
law and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this State On motion of the Pla!n-
tiifs by their Counsel-lt is Ordered.
that the said Defendants 90 appear
here on the first Monday in Janua-
ny next, and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this
Order be forthwith inserted in a paper
published in the town of Charlo,tes-
vale, called the " Charlottesville
Advocate" for two months success
sively, aud posted at the from, door of
the Court house Of this County on
some Cour, day.
A Copy-Testc,
IRA GARRETT, ID. G..
October 90 IL Sw
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Rice, Cheese and Tea.

q JUST received two casks large size
81 Cheese, and 800 lbs. Of New Rice, of
very. superior quality. Also, a chest of
iresh Imperial Tea; few bags green Cof-
fec; 100 pounds Butter Mustard in lead
boxes OF excellent quality. Also, on hand,
small LOT OF good Bacon, all at the lowest
prices IN exchange for the well known arti-
Gle called cash JOSEPH BISHOP.
nov 10
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NEW BOOKS.
IS Is REV ARD.


- ANYWAY from the subscriber
AS living near Gordonsville, Orange
county, Va. about the first of October
last, Negro Man of the name of
LOUDOCN, between thirty seven &.
thirty eight years old, five feet nlne
inches high, of yellow complexion, has
herce look, walks very erect, very
quick in reply when spoken to, and
altogether quite a sprightly and good
looking muIatto fellow. Said negro
Man formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Watson, who resides 10 the upper part
OF the county of Albemarle, in the
neIghborhood OF which place tie is
probably now lurking.
The above reward of Fifteen Dol
lars, will be given for said mulatto fell
low u delivered to the subscriber or
Ell Dollars if secured in any Jail so
that get him again, and all reasona-
bic charges paid.
WILLIAM BOSTON.
Gordonsville, Orange co. Va
November 49, 16 If
The Editor Of the Stanton Specta-
tor will insert the above three times
and forward his account to this Office
Tor collection.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

EOl1N TOMPKiNS has commence
~ ed the Coach Business in Char
loitesvllle, on Main-street, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work.
men from the North will enable him to
execute work in the neatest manner
and newest style.
Sept. 24-S IS
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Salmon, MackereI, sc.

NSICKLED Salmon, in kegs, Shad, Mack
z erel, and Herring. Also, % sacks Lii
verpool filed Salt, West India and N o. Su e.
gars, Loaf do. Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate,
prime West India Molasses and NewOrleans
Rum, Whiskey by the bbl French and Ap.
pie Brandy, Cordial and Malaga Wine, Tai.
low and Spermacita Candles, Turpentne
and Shaving Soap, Fur & Wool Hats Shoes
Soai and Upper Leather, with variety of
other useful articles, for sale low, by
JOSEPH BISHOP.
Nov l2
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

VIE subscribers have just received a
supply of the following articles =
Lavender Water in fancy bottles. '
Cephalic Snuff for head ache,
Aromatic Salts for dO.-CheItenbam Salts
Lees Essence of Mustard for the cure OF Rbeuma.
tlsm, Govt, Lumhago, Palsy, White Swelling Numb.
ness, Sprains, Bruises Sc %
~ Lees Mustard Pills for do--Coueh Drops,
together with an additional supply of Drugs Medi-
Gus s. rants, Dye Stufs, and general assortment of
pure W ines. GEO 7PJlI.TISG C. RI "
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
SAL HR ATTJS.

SAL ERATUS is a preparation from
~ the well known article Pearl Ash,
(fixed air.)
>, cooling and agreeable saline draught is made by
dissoivlng small teaspoonu oftlese salts in water
anu adding thereto table spoonful of Lemon Juice
OF good vinegar to neutralize the same producing
me sautary effects of this medicine are well known
~ aayi me preterhaural heat aud thirst attending
levers While this article is beneficial TO health il is
70 me palate, and may be substituted for the
npa ana rona waters, rs constant drink in sulry
weather, forming an agreeable beverage
III corrects acid in the stomach, and conseaue ntlv
lends to prevent Dyspepsia and oppression especially
taken au hour after eating, and we know OF no me
dcine whose use may be persisted in with less ncon
Venience. Nor is it less useful for Culinary purpses
very small quantity of these salts eectuay answers
the purpose OF yeast or eggs in making cakes bread
puddinSs, &c. light 1t VIII also sweeten cream ar
dough when Little changed. IL mparts to Cyder
the life and briinncy of Champaign.
III Is an invaluable article for ship masters on LONG
voyages at sea, as preventive of the Scmryy The
apove carefully prepared and neatly put up in vals
so th?t may be safely transported any part of the
"oi'"' eoiu ny GEO. PULLING & co.
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CABINET MAKING.

"a VIE undersigned, having served a regu-
ID lar apprenticeship in first rate estab.
shment in the City of Baltimore, and work
III different shops in that City, for several
years, deems himself we'll experienced in the
manufacture of fashionable and tasteful Ca
plnet furnIture-and now offers his services
TO the Citizens of this place and its vicinity
10 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 Temp.
klns, where his work may be seen, as well
as >at several other places in town
GEO. w. Balm
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JUST RECEIVED

IRESII supply Of the best Green
{ Va Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Salt,
Iron, 10 barrels of prime Whisky, Read
and Armstrong; fresh
Troy Ale.
"A fresh and constant supply of GROCE.
RiES, too tedious to mention. -.Aso-A
constant supply of nice white Corn Meal,
bacon, Oats, &c. Also
"A Carryull, with top to it and harness
complete for traveling--low for Cash.
Terms low for Cash, opposite the Stone Ia
vern, Main st. Charlottesville
SAMUEL THOMBS
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Gunsmithing and Carpenter
ing.

Gunsmlthlng and Carpenter
ing.
NNHE undersigned respectfully in
Il forms has friends and tie public
IN general, that he has commenced the
adooe business in The shop formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Robert II. Miller
Haoimg employed q first rate gorh-
man IN the GunSmithing, he hopes.
by unremitting attention to business
and faithful and prompt execution of
wOr6 to merit share Of the pubke
patronage.
CASTINGS, Of all descriptions
neatly erccuted.
CARPEN1'ERING. He pould
also inform them that Ike carries ON
the Carps"tering business at the same
place Dhers he soiicifs the fapors of
his friends and the public, mho may
rely upon his punctuoi execution of
all rork nth Which he may, BE- fa.
rored, and on his reasonable eknrges
tOr tie same.
EUGENIUS N. GARNER
NOv 10 St
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Elegant Chairs.

A,N Il have received few moro dozen of
w those handsome Gilt Chairs, with Set,
tees to match. They are considered very
cheap. Wo have also several dozen lower
price. BOYD e. BROTHER.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
Flour, Oil and Leather.

EtNAMlLY flour, and tanners oil for sale by
the barrel, also beefs tallow and bees
wa4,a parcel of nice waxed upper leather with
= superior lot of oak tanned soaI leather; also
negroes orogues for sale low Immediately
oPP"'"e slr' John ID. Cravens tanDery by
JOSEPH RISH@P
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

HOB PRINTING, ofovery description,
81 executed neatly, assvratsly, promptly
asd nnodsSstssr p''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
NOTICE.

DRAWING of the Virginia State Lot.
NJ terry for the benefit Of the Petersburg
3for 1880,
Sc, 6, %, 30, 7, 25, IL, 60, 60, IL.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
Cotton Yarns.

Rnn lbs Cotton Yarn principally of
wv the Virginia Union Factory, for
sale at the lowest prices by JOS. BISHOP
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FOUND,

G hN Thursday morning last, pair Of
W Saddlebags, which the owner can have
by giving proper description of them and
paying all expenses. RICE BAILEY
Nov. 5 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

n UST received fresh supply of Shoes,
81 Mackerel, Cheese, Albany Ale and Iron
Low for Cash b. MOSBY.
Also-l2 bbls Of first quality old Rye
Whiskey.
Cash given for Oats, Rye and Corn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
John II. Ruunels

Y d. Tahd at Mr.. Newtons Hotel every Thurs
.ac All orders left there viii be attended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

melancholy even o. u,red on Christmas
morning hiss Rachel Johnson wa, shot, and
, ,'As IN sho' iimr. is the general We
'i, nat She hos been made the vic,im of tina,
,s',"a'oy or mock-couraee disposition, which
70 often had exhibited by men protesting
"'', Judgment aed dis rr'ion. We mean tina,
sr;i i"-l's disposition, The prevailing folly Of
wy, Ecu 's,o Try 20 alarm aud in,im,ds,e fe-
y, he person who disc harged the gun,
''U' harT'son, and It's said he is now suff-r-
liza 81 'na' men'al agony, hat mind of SEN
ma. anu The author Of such an occurrence
10y. .s. oe supposed to feel. He was intimately
=, wanted with the deceased = and in ban,
50 VI rather staggering, b:aggarr manner,
A., "iS gun and said that he would shoot
,s, -"9'ie II was !evelIed, i, fired, and its con.
y, Veg IN her head. From all ,ha, We
., =, "esr 1t was entirely accidental. Harrison
a.. ~ Tue utmost distress at the event. We
Il. ~'a mat there will be an investigation Of
rsuh. ." -" 'mai'i"s 'he
statesman.
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y. u. YhrOop,
EN- CIR AVER

Of visiting cards, bank notes Portra's' maps, onAns
I.nd.c.nes dnlomas hat plates, business cards, as.
Also. society, notary, and ali other metal seals En-
An he above shall be done with dispatch At reason.
able prices Ills rosm the 20 asot h so i'1as.
nal Office, Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the nestsss
u,.nn., colt dec 81
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SALES as AuCrxoM.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

VARIETY AUG TION.-This Evening, at oslclock.
will BE sold ~ his Auction Rooms, = eoliec ou 81
new and valuable Books, EngrayngA &c. received by
late arrivals and ordered for sale without lms They
may be seen at any time during the day.
After which, variety Of Dry Goods. Hardware, and
other articles, such cloths Gan nes, Cassie
meres, and eassinetts, domestcs, Irish linens, tick
ing, mems fur hats, elegant glass ship, several
watches andirons shovel and tongA bellows, looking
glasses, &c. &c. jan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

-, ,-Ung OF NEw-Yosk.-The Legisia'
Now. York, convened a. Albany on
:.'S .t - last; Quorums 0fbo'h branees appear
q, Senate, the Hon. WIN. OLIVER was elect
=, ~ o,, D pro tenn In the House, Ea.'ru'
~ p, ,,s elected speaker by vote Of 50 to a.
H'O' =, The chair, he addressed the house in
On line. -a.n, speech, in which he points out the
shich will govern him in the appoint-
.' d, the various committees called for by
''. II. oflrci,lation. After The houses were
''. .,,,Iv organised, the acting Governor sent
a,;v,,e secretary, d messagr, which was
,,d disposed Of in the usual way.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

Should The authors future experience en-.
able himso simplify or rerder more complete
the views Of the nature and cure Of suffering,
which he has given above, SO as 10 facilitate
the cure in every ,arie y Of case, he will no,
fail TO publish his remarks"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

Salt, Rice, Cotton, &c.
1000 Bushels Liverpool. ground alum salt
IOOJU 80 tierces rice
81 bales Georgia cotton
~ boxes Florida swee, oranges
Just received by the sloop Express from Savannah
Also. l65 drums figs, Of the latest importation,
received by the brig John Laird from New York-for
sale by JAMES IRWIN.
jams
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THE. AFR ,

MR. PETERS, with every sen,imenI ofgrstitude to
wi those ladies and gentlemen who have honored
his performance begs leave to announce that Saturday
night will be the last and on which occasion he dedi.
Gates for the benefit Of his children, and trusts that the
respectable inhabitants of Alexandra will patronze
their exertions to please From the well known libe-
raty Of Americans which have hitherto encouraged
stranger Mr. p feels confident that re respectable
citizens o: Alexandra will rot be less generous than
those # other Cities who have generously support
ed Mr. Z. and fsmil, in their united endcayors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

Wines.
lust received four quarter casks Of old pale sherry
d wine which with large stock Of old l.. madeira,
Linta, Burgundy, Grape Juice, Sicily vidon'. Port,
in half pipes and quarter casks, and Brahmin Craps
Juice IN boxes of doz each. makes our assortment
of wines very complete. ,v
dec Is s. NJ. q :. u. JhNNeI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
NJ, hogans at Auetion'

WILL be sold a. auction on Saturday iS'h instant.
(souh side mahogany, the cargo OF the schr o, how
landing at Rumne' 3 wharf This wood is of superior
quat,, ABOUT crotchcs the balance principally table
wood OF % inches and upwards and s!l selected by
good judge.
Terms at sale. jan9
The ational IntcIIigencer will please insert :hs
above every other day till sale, and charge to Miller
u Son.
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FIGS.
DRUMS fresh Pigs, just received and for sale
l > by WILLIAM d. MUTT.
ian

Cheese &c.
on Casks prime cheese
SNI boxes p A do
50 f" best bunch raisns-Just received and
tor sale by LINDSAY, HlLL T. Co.
jams (WRJ
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. ID c.

ARRIVED, JANUARY 3,
Sloop Express, Strout, Portland; salt to VIM, Fowle
& Co.
schnr. Caledonia, Davis, New York; ballast to WIN.
Fowie & Co
schnr. y. o.. Burress. City ST. Domingo; mahogany.
hides, coffee, horns, &c to NJ. Miller & Son.
SAILED,
Schnr. Mary Jane, Lscomb, New York.
Schnr Emigrant, Prince, New York.