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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

EFIRGlNiA.-At Rules holden in the CeLA S,Vngb
" Of the Superior Court of Chancery Tor I'' pGrr,
burg Distr ct the 4th day of January, lo9o' IN.
their next friend. PITTS. againsl John b. Rntlodg2'
Henry Brown Patsey Barber, Ma.tn Gay Ja"''
bearing. WIN. Harris aud Il ebert Scott, Deus 4 ,.
The defendant Robert Scott, not ha'ing el"e, a
appearance aud given security according to Inc ENG
Assembly and the rules of this curt, ana II
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an iiafp4.
of this country Ii is ordered that the saiu W. IN
ant do appear here the first day OF the heA ~
and answer the lill ofthe plaintiffs, and that eo5
this order be forthwith inserted in some htMsfs'
printed in the town of l. nchburg for two mohtl,
cessiycly, and posted at the front door OF the
III tue '''o Town. '0p'-i0SJJ j. WILLS, C
Fol- w2ml3
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THCS. RUDD

BESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
b. q the public generally, that he will sell a,
ship tobacco. or any other country produce an
commission. He has rented large fire. %,
brick tenemenl, for the purpose of storing ca
ton, flour, bacon, hemp, and other articles al
trade IN this market He keeps his Office a.
the store room OF Mr.. c. Ii. Fucker BaoF
square, LynchbuIg, Va.
Jan. % tfle
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Feb. /

XyIRGINIA .-At Rules holden in the tleFh III
~ of the superior Court Of Chancery TOR u' n us5.
burg District the 4th ia, of Jan 1880 ths"E ETgri
ney Pitt against james Jones K Ic| ;. Jones ines
Ilerndon, kienard q. Brown, John Bulioch a. Of
Bullock. and john Han, and Gait eN W.
m Gait dee. Deits, = roue.,
The defendants james Jones and Richarh e'.,,rrItg
not having entered theirappearance and gi',H If ms
according to the act of Assembly and the rus lint
court, and it appearing by satisfactory "lrlrfsl
they are not inhabitants ofthis country IL i 81 Jay
6 ne 5ud term and an. "y The bill of the Pa
and that a copy of ths order be forthwith HsI. for
newspaper printed in the town OF ~ Ut dooi
two months successfully, ard posted at the '''''
Of the courthouse, IN the said town. mrs &. c.
copy-Teste, j. WI a.5,,43
Feb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

m 7 Court held for Nelson county, the 2sa pf Dee ,
g. 1879 Peggy Fitzpatrick, paingih, against Jon,
4 Fitzpatrick, HIVES Coleman and james Hughes,
ad'mr OF john Fitzpatrick, Iced, defendants.
IN CHASGERl.
Tho defendant john L. Fitzpatrick hot having enter
ed hls appearance and gwen SGcmltJ according to the
act OF assembly and the rules ofthis court and apUe
ing by satis factory evidence that he an uaatat
OF Ibis country it l. ordered that the SAID desG.
do appear here thu first DAY Of March court mex.
and answer the bill OF the laltl; and thla copy d,
tins order lac orw it'll inserted the Nlra ul1, par
printed IN the town OF LAnchbaIg for two r,gls
successfully, and posted the front door Of The golt
house of tins county. copy -Iesic,
RO. CUTLER. D. {.
January 81 Wv
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DINING SEHDDL

1pIlE undersigned respectfully Submits 10
- the patronage OF The Ladies and Gentle.
msn of 1ynchhurg and ia vicinity, ts inlen.
ton ofopenlng Dancing School in til. pscr,
wherein will be taught the most fashionable
steps aud dancrs. Parents dc'itons Of havine
their children taught that elegant accomplish
meni. may rest assured that the subscriber will
spare no pans to improvc his pupils IN Tint
useful ar, and that he viii give them proper
instructions IN manners Of clvllng, and pay the
greatest attention 10 their department
The school viii pasitivel, oommcuce on
Thursday the 18Th INST in Mr.. Morris Ballroom
Franklin Hotel.
Terms heretofore. J. SNAUPl.
March 10 I'd
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"oIICE.-By virtue Of deed u trust,
Isl executed 10 me by John ~ Wright, bear
ine datp On ,hg Ism day of April is26, and
recorded IA the county Cou,l Of Bedford, and
10 accomplish certain purposes M snld deed
EXPRESSED | shall. on Tuesday, the l3ih day Of
Apra, 1890. a. the Tan, ard, on the premises,
EXPOSE to sale. by way of public auction. q
certain tract ~ parcel Of land, conveyed and
descria.d N SAID deed. lying and beng IN The
county e Bedford. containing Bis acres, more
or less, II being Tue same tract or paIcel oi and
which 70 mary belonged 20 t'eorRr Douglas
dec Tn, terms 81 sale vii be made known
NJ The finie and pisce ofsale. The lille 10 sid
iand 5 bcl,eyeJ 10 be unqueslionably good, bu'
acting as trustee, | will convey 10 the pnreha-
Ser Or purchasers such ftle as Is vested III me-
by the said deed Of trust. and nom other.
B4LDA McDANlEL, Trustee.
March 10. Ids
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To all whom it may concern.

TENHE subscriber having though. best 10 alter
n the time for exhibiting Colts from the 4th
Monday in April, to the 9TH Monday in NAV
next. hereby gives notice that the exhibition
Will take place on that day, at Bedford Court
House, and Tor the encouragement of raising
fine horses, the Undersigned will give pre-,
mum OF 500 in cash, to be paid to the owner
Of the finest ear old Shakespeare Colt. Onthe
h Monday in July, another exhibition OF
ehakespeare's Colts, folded spring 1880 and 10
The hnest o that class. a season gratis will be
gwen. Gentlemen disinterested selected 10
decide bet" the parties, and Ridge myself
that the matter shall SO be managed. tina,
strict justice shall be done without favor or
pai.aihy 10 any. WIN. TERRY.
March Is. .,
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p3DT QISG,a,

Instructor was got by old Virginia, Who was
the sire Of Shakespeare, Star, Polls Hopkins, La
fayelte. one Of SIR Arehy' lamnn- so,1, his dam
Maeog, her horses on The SIZE side regularly
Sink, Sentinel, Clau1lus, Belslze, ArabIau
ln.iructo,s dun was by old -hylock lac Ivy The
OH imppred Bedford, his dam by ,Ir old IN.
ported Doomed hls grand dam ,,nng Seal.
cr, he by Maj OgIesby's old Sea c,,a.,d h by
the old impoued Janus. In trueior'i blpod aud
iorm Is equ1l 10 any horse III the SINE oil Va.
He is also remarked as sun ioal grtfer
9.AR1iN HANCOCK
~ hate IN my possessi number OF Ger
fiicaie, from fesp'crab'e gen men "ho havH
br,d nom nm - show tbat HI cult are &C.
wi formed and as likely rs an, ~ IN 5tat,,
eboh can be seen by apriypg 10 me O"iog
l. 'ue sc,rcy Of money AID lhw prizes OF
psoducr is tr reason why he stands at snch a
e1nced poe NJ II.
Feb. Is 1fit6i
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WANO EAECYAON.

YHNHE Ward Election for six Aldermen and
nj SIX Common Councilmen in each Ward
in the town Of Lynchbnrg, will take place .pur.
suani to an act If Assembly, entitled an ara
to amend an act, entitled an act, dividing the
town of Lyncbb"rg into wards, and for other
purposes" passed Feb. 10. 1880, on the 6rsl
Tuesday in April next; II will he held in Lynch
Ward, No. /, being all that part of said town
below the LIST alley, extending from the river to
TIE twelfth street. at the office OLA F.. Bic
gers, on Cd street And in Henry Ward, No.
,, being all that part of SAID town above SAID Is,
alley, extending from the river to 18th stree, al
the office of Nathaniel Winston, on ID street,
SAML. BRANSFORD.
Serg't Of the Corporation of Lynch burg
March s tide
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NEW AND CHEAP
G g O O D. q "

gRHE Subscriber announces to his r.
- and the public generally, THAI he h..
ken the stand near the Farmers Bant t.
" occupied by Messrs. Iobn ~ Seth IA Nt
where he Is DOW opening large and ex,en.
assortment of fresh Groceries. Hayug
chased them for cash, he " i'll be enabled - fu''
them on as good terms Tor cash, or in
change for country produce, as thev can
procured in this market. Country Nprcb.' W
aud Planters are invited to call aud e,a,.'
for themselves. His assortment is como,
in part OF the following articles, viz. '''"
Sacks salt. Liverpool hlled
Loaf and Brown Sugar
Collection and Steel
Whlskey, some very old
Apple aud Peach Brandy
Stella, Malay and Port Wine
Noasses, (Sugar House)
Best Goshen Cheese
Nails. assorted sizes
Crochery and Stone Ware
Writing and wrapping Pope
Glass Ware, all kinds
Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos.
Gentemen's aud Ladies Shoes
Rice
Shad and MackareI, good
Soai and Upper Leather
Domestic Cloths, IA and 5-4
Indigo and Nader,
AIlspice and Pepper
Ginger, Copperas, &c.
Fine wool
Powder aud Shot
700 yards fine low Linen
CLIFTON II. RUCHfB
Feb.
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CLOVER SEED,

A SMALL supply Of fresh Ciorer Seed Q
N best quulityj receiUed and for sale lou
6y HENRY DAVIS
Feb. 25. t04D
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New stock OF Goods.
GAlDEN SEED.

E NARLY Short Top Scarlet Rad sh, early
N Nstnon REDDISH. Naslsrlon white solid &c.
'er,, early Summer Squasb, Scotch Kali. early
Horn Beet, early Horn Carrot early blood
lurnip Beet arge Swelling Parsnip, Green
Head ftuce, Drnmhead do. MAGGIE Wurlzl lie
Beet, red Onion Seed, Salhsy early curled Sc
'icla Lettuce, straw cobred Onion. Cherry
lump RadIsh, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber. early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce. Lima Beans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Mafroiat Pea, early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green harlton Pea, Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radish, cufIed Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Garden Cress, early CsuifoweI
Ochre Seed, early Parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea kall,
Early York Cabbage long Drumhead do.
Beren do. early Empe' or do. bong Imperial do.
green Savory do. lie Bae-ea do red Dutch
do.
For sale al unusually low prices by
WIN. HOLCONBE.
Feb l8 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
NAAUsHAE FARM,
FOR SALE.

II AM disposed TO sell my Mil and Plan'd.
u ton on Cars creek. in he county OF Rock.
bridge, king on the highway from Gown g'on
and Bath to Lexington, distant about six miles
ON he latter, and two miles tom the North
fork of James River. which IL navigahie to
Lyuchburg This farm contains up~aids ot
100 acres--a large portion of which is Of ex
| ctlent qaalty. and has n sufficient quantity, OF
meadow-all of which is warertd. The I'm
provemenis are good country faI IN house .and
all necessary out houses anew Barn OF the
first order, and 200 acres of CLEARED lauI wh ich
may be divided into ten fields, SO as to have
| running water IN each a valuable Merchant
| MIL, lately built, with two par Of stones-the
| house is three stories high, and l'rge enough
To contain ten thousand bushels Of wheat
The situation Of this farm. indepen dent of its
fertility, adds greatly TO its value. II is in the
ncIghborhood of three manufactures oflron,
ofLexingt ton. the College OF Washington and
| affords an excellent stand fer a country store.
gentleman DESTROYS of residing IN Lexington
on account Of his children, could with conve.
nience, attend TO, and draw all his supplies
from this farm. The mill, which has a good
custom. and which, with good management,
she may retain. Is situated near the lower end
ofthe tract, and may be separated from il with
out Inconvenience. | am willing to sell them
separate. The terms of sale vii be made con.
venient to purchasers. A. STUART.
Staunton, March l. CIV
Tl +, hE Subscriber wishes 10 purchase lew
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HNTILL stand the ensuing season a. my sta
Nv bic the town OF Liberty, aud county o.
Bedford, aud will be let 10 mares al so The
SEASON. nayable the 25th December next-the
season will commence IN the lst oil harch,
and end on the lst of August next Sl5 the
single leap, PAYABLE at the stable door, and $40
FOR insurance, payable az soon as the mare is
known H. be il ioal, or transferred-nne dollar
10 he paid 10 the groom Tor each mare. Inc
proprietor has made the most ample arrange
ments 10 have mares we'll attended 10 that may
be sent to this horse, having provided 700 a
cfeg of land for pasturage, gratis, part OF
which is in Glover for early grazing the bal
ance IN wheat and rye, sown Tor The express
purpose, divided into different enclosures and
we'll waiered SO thai mares with young colts
can be kept separate Mares con be fed, If
required al % cents per day. Ample stable
room TO protect them from the lnClemency of
bad rainy weather, and sailed twice week.
These arrangements, together with my personal
aud devoted attention, assisted by faithful Ost-
lers provided for the purpose, vii be warrant
II is hoped thai mares will be well treated and
returned 10 their owners in good condition. |
will state, thai last spriug there was sometimes
as high AS 10 mares from a distance, all under
my care a number with young colts, some as
far as loo miles off, all returned 10 their owners
in good CONDITION, without the least injury
No responsibility for accidents or escapes. but
every exertion will be made to prevent them.
The public will justify me in sa' ing that Shaks.
pearps colts are of the finest order being Lar &c
and fine, they far excel the colts of any other
40, q HAT ever stood in this section OF the
aountry
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ENTERTAIN AEN

SsVriLL be kept a, the La Fayette Inn. DC
w CAPPED for The last two years by Capt.
John Franklin. dec. formerly called the White
House, at Amherst Court House, on the follow
ing terms, viz: Dinner and horsefeed, go
Supper Is; Breakfast %.
PHlNEAS J. PIERCE
Jan 81 70
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BEAUTIFUL GOOD

Ar 4 TTRHGIIEE PRlCES.
n AIDES Velvet Cr.vais. fashionable aItlcle
Z PARIS p,le,incs, supefniy worked
Lace Collars, OF he npNt-l ,ltie
seolaped Belt Ribbons. latest IA HON
Beautiful lnsr'tog and 5colloped Tra mings
Richly worked Al d mighty embossed Robes
Manda,'ue blk. Grapes, Of the ht,t order
The above Fave just been received, aud on
friend. may rely on Piraf bargain. tins spring
MCKEE, ROBIN On y co.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

To Merchants, Physicians, |
Aud the Public Generally;
NEW ARRIVALS OF
Paints, brushes, DC. &C.
For safe. Wholesale OF Retail.
sS.eDtbee 200 ZOO, lbs. Epson salt,
BOO b5lties Castor Oil
200 lbs. Lump Magoesia
81 do Powdered Khobarb, sup
% do Root do do
50 do Sugar Lead
90 do Powdered Jalap
300 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor, sup.
50 do Powdered Columbo
% do Root 90
80 boxes Window Glass
500 de- Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
80 do Waters, assorted cOlors and slzts
some 10 hoHes
800 do Cum Shellac
% do Nulmegs, sup.
200 gals Sweet Oh
900 ibs Roll Birthstone, cup.
1000 do White Chalk
1000 do s. anish Whiting
900 do Spanish White
1000 do Sail Pelre
5000 do Alum
: 90 do COpperas
5000 do Stick Logwood
HOO do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fastfc
100 do Ground DO
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqua FORTS
Oh do brsI Turkey Opium
50 do Spanish Flies
30 do Calcined Mspnesia
100 lbs. SPIT. Hmtshorn
40 do 20 Nilre Duc.
100 do CaIomel
lpOD do Lamp Black
1000 do Try Spanish Brown
500 do Oil Vininl
6OOgnls. Liuseed Oil
1000 lbs by White Lead
lOol5s Wmt" Mustard red
Paints in OIL, all kinds in use
Dry Paints, do do
Mellu's Cough Drops
Anderson's do do
Lamou's d. do
DE Lamonerats do do
Spanish Float indigo sup.
Madras Indigo. in squasps, new article
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
SpnIt 1urpeniine
Liquid Ink, sup.
Rid and Black Ink Powder. sup
\ comFlete assortment OF Surgical Instrumen Is
complete assortment OF Painters Brushe
and Sa,h Tools
\ complete assortment o. Swearing Brushes
40 10 Acrnb0ing do
large assortment of Cam Is hair Brushes
Ito do Marking do
A do do Velvet do
An assert of Bru9hes fol marking Tobacco or
Cotton
A large assortment Of White wash Brushes
do 90 Hearth T. Busting Brush
\ do 10 Table Brushes
do 90 Globes n Hat Brushes
do % 10 u add Hat do
do dp co NIB, Nail aud Jewel
ler's Bushes
do 90 Flesh mad Shoe Bru
DO 10 FaInlshcs, all kin
An assortment q Portrait Tools
Refined Os Gall renderni. water colours more
permanent aud brauutul-new article
All the secret Hmedles
Al he Patent Medicines in use
AL the 1lclC Medicines.
Together WIN grem rarieiy Of other goods
Ali oi which Wn determined TO sell on a, good
terms RS my odler iiuu-e in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
aln-St. Lynchburg.
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VTNEINIAN
kxecutor's Sale.


- HSPeb II the late Mathew Harvey,
doe. for sale VIII be sold. in tie town OF
Fincaslc. on Monday the l2h of Aprl next. a
large and valuable body of Iard, lying in the
county OF Boielouu on the waters OF James Ri
yer aud Ca,a~ba, containing 2400 acres. o.
the above tract there is a valuable mill bull Of
stone, in which there are two pair Of
stones, with most of the machinery necessary
for the manufacture of Flour II Is at this tim,
somewhat out OF repair. FROM the mill to he
river, distance OF about two miles, there are
continued falls, presenting at every angle, a
size for Waterworks.
The above property has generally been con.
s4dered valuable, the great water power. and
tine convent nee atwood Cherr never hayine
been clearing OF any consequence made on
the premlses) renders it peculiarly so as a sire
or Iron Woks.
Conditions will he made known on the day Of
sale. MAGDALEN II ARVEY, exec.
JOHN NJ. II ARVEY, EYER
Feb. II w1A52
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Spun Cotton. Sc. &c.

y HE Subscriber has just received l500ni
u Spun Cotton, Of the very best qualu, -
Also, few bales - and IA Cotion Cl6lb,
heavy and very good, which he will sell yery
cheap. for cash. And is in dali, expectation
OF AN additional supply of Fancy Goods.
HENRY ALLISON
March H. Il
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known to be as sure a iOaI getIer as any horse
IN America He is in high health aud yigor,
and in point o blood, Inferior to no horse in
America, and his form will show for itself.
OLIVER W. MARTIN.
Jan. Ia. 1914
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EOR RENT.

MHA FOR RENT,
EsssM The two story framed House re-
hisIHM Gently in the occupancy of Doct
saeA BrezeLuan, with good out houses
add a fine garden. in desirable neighborhood
Also, first rate OFFICE, with two good rooms
and cellar, opposite the Franklin Hotel
Possession of either can he h ad Immediately
GEO. WHITL0fKE.
A .utl.
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iIEWsUN'S OFFICE.
BEEF, Y AV ERIN

NlAIIE sub G. Der respcr luily mlotms has
- friends ard the rnbIlc generally, thai be
has intea The house mar and cnnyeairut 10
the courthouse, Lo,irgsfHn Nelson cou "
iotmrrl, occupied bv MIR john L. Siom. H..
table VII b. sup hrd with every thing n,
county ard asan afford HI, bedrooms and
bed lie kept IN the nearest md most ON
forab'e manner whilst the bar viii be Furnish
ed N the choicest Of liquors HIS sn,bl. =,
which is of brick, Is large and very conseGient
lie has provided himself with careful and at.
tentive os.lefs. Every attention will be paid
10 tls Accommodation ofnil travellers and oiil.
or guests 80 MAY favor HIN with a cali and
he hopes by assdnnus attention 70 merit md
obtain a shar. ofihe public patronage.
Henry BIBB
Feb. 3 wifbl
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MASONIC NOTICE,

FnNE Funeral Of CNlohiIl Menns, decd
- late member Of Liberty Lodge, No 30
vii be prelthrt at New Lpndon Academy toy
The Rev Nicholas II Cobbs, on the 4th sun
day IN March next agrefbly 10 a RESOLUTION
entered INFO by said Lodge he members oi
the LynthbuIg, Franklin and Fmcastc Lodg
es are e.peslaIy invited 10 attend, together
win all rcsnlpr master Masuns IN good stand
ing. aud JON in the prncrss on, winch wHl form
Al Boyd's Tavern, At laoeiock, \. NJ. on that
day, and march 10 thr Acad. my.
DANIEL AuNsPAuGH, Sec'y
March 4 wlw
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DOCTOR J. VI. JENNINGs

HNtN kVfs u. VI. DF MINUS
hHfEClfULLf offers his professional
n q services 10 the cttzpns of Lynohburg
and d the adJac"'t country particularly, m the
practice OF Medicine.
lie enierlalns hope, that from his constan
asSduiy. and promises OF punctuaily, to merit
share oil the patronage aud confidence of the
public.
lie may be found FOR the presen, at the resi-
dcnee o John Elcloi. Esq
Feb. p Is
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, N HE Subscriber wishes To purchase a lew
IL hundred gallons Of Liz seed Oil
VIM. J. BOLC0MBE.
March Is Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-06
EnglisM annuais f0r AS3l

EnglsM stnn""'s A",
nv r shrher has Just -eceived ard IN - sue:
L The Gem, Literary Annual tor 1851 con-
IA mag twelve spi> ndd eryrar'nss' of ''e "''' ''
nsG' artists -. .u., al
Friendships Offering. Literary Album anu
,,,,,. Pam ',,br.nc-r Em 1851, containing thirteen
beautiful engravings, amongs, which are Mar; Queen
OF Scots going forth to execution and AUD ""'"'
GRAY %. o,, .:;
r.y,ng. he three Marys at the
- sthy;st nv r. Smith, from Ben. West, and The
N. NO.. h, u nr.n,lard from painting nv A. ~oSts
The Forget Me- Not, a Christmas, New Years
,,a, Present for 1854, containing fifteen eie
giant eagrsvings >L.,, J,von;lo
Annusi for 1851 -, :. c; onJ
A fresh supply Of the Atlantic souvenir anu
D., e. ,su ism rhe Gentemzn's Pocket Alma
mack, for 1861, and Desver's Alnanacks tor 90;
' o. o. ' DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-06
Sp enAiA Flower Roots.

4 N assortment of Dutch dubious roots for private
sale, aud in fine order; just received from The gar
den of Messrs 70. DE LANCE & Go Of Haarlem; con.
ssting Of unusually well selected hyacynths, mar.
cissus, double and single tulips, jonquass iris, "a
nunculus, crocus, &c
GJCatalogues may be had and the Roots examined
70 morrow morning
dec 3 GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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VmNeriA Yea.

8, uAIF chests, very superior quality Just received
y ,nl for sale BY D TINS i u
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Removal.

VuVHE subscriber respectful informs his friends and
l. the public that he has removed his establishment
next door TO- the rankin House Hotel, tsw doou
below his old stand where he continues to the
Saddle Harness < Trunk business,
IN ALL IT'S EaRIOUN BRANCH.S
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgements TO his
friends and the public, the liberal patron &c he has
that With tn, aid Of the best workmen, and an am.
Pile supply of the most choice materials, he will be
able To renier entire satisfaction to those who may
please faycr him with their business either by order
or personal application.
He has hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment Of the following articles wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms.
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles. best quality; stuff n.ps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do BIZ at and common g.
Plated and steel bitted ,ndl-s, If various kind9
Plated and steel mounted n'artngsIes t&~:
ssddle-bags Of the lat 81 fashion. and commd -:
Veisses and carpet travelling bags AGS
Plated mounted carriage harness
Bras. and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned mounted caryall har.
Wagon, cart, and drsy harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment Of
Elegant Hard Leuther Travelling Trunks
And grcst variety Of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and strrtips
Saddletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and cali
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd rs, harness, and trunks Of all kinds, repar<
ed at the shortest notice.
sept SO JAMES vANsANr.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22

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