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LOST

"A BUNCH coutsining SIX or Eight Keys, confined
LAby a steel RiDg-Two Of them were v,rv Small
o r brass KY. They we're lost between Inc Town
Of Manchester and Mr. Gregorys Tavern, Cbes,er6sld
on 'be Road leading TO G. jode's Bridge The and,
VIII De noeraly rewarded by returning tbrrn IN tbs
owner-Enquire st this Once, " "''
juno rs. =. 4.
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CYLaRLES w. .MeGLN.n-ESs.
HoUsEs SION, CHAIR,
ind Ornamental Painter, Glider. SC.

IND Ornamental Painter, Gitder, &C.
At his old stand south side Of the Capitol Square, and
next door TO the Compiler Office.
81 RATEFUJ TO his friends and the citizens Of Vir.
NH GINA generally, for the patronage he has recev-
ed, would inform them, that he still continues TO carry
the above business in oil their various branches -
His prices will be suited to the times. lie forbears 70
say any thing about his qualifications; as residence Of
years 10 Richmond, will enable the public TO nudge OF
his Pfotcnsions IN patronage.
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OnIHIIARX


We hive to lament tho death of ROGER MALI
Of the Town OF Petersburg who expired Sunday morning Tho
2Oh inst Mr. NJ for time had been
health hat only Thursday assumed
such seriously alarm his family was member OF
the OF Petersburg Volunteers his
table and sencrous-e will be long aud sincerely egreo by
large circle of connections and friends.
DlEDlln Petersburg. tho llth inst. Mr.
formerly resident OF Richmond lie has been wears
member OF the Presbyterian Church.
his life afforded accordance with his Tn tbe
of during his last Illness death we I'M
dsend that no sustained by the consultations chnerod
WIN INC hopes oil the Gospel Petersburg lat
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HNORTY DOLLARS REWARD The subserbst'.
n stable was broken open Thursday night the
10Th inst, anda iArg. Bay Horse stolen. His b ind
ie.t white-has saddle spo,s-msrke with gsar-very
full main, divides each side Of the nsck-5Arv
ed He is natural PAGER, but trots well in harness
aud carries his heaiv very muck projected out lie i,
40 ut i've FEET, FIVE inches high ten years old, and
ncked. will give tweny dollars for the thief, and
twenty dollars for the horse.
CURTIS CARTER.
H-rico, June 25. I4-6,
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NOrlCE. Those indebted to the Ainiais,rs tors Of
the late Jernan Baker, are requested to make
payment Immediately. Indulgence cannot be extsnti-
ed beyond the Fall terms Of the Courts, ~ the Adj
unisraors ara compelled to settle their aduinsira-
ton. WIN OLD, Ad,n'ors
June rs. E-w2v
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n INTENDING 10 move TO the W, s., oH-r Tor sale
a The tract Il land ch which reside (caled Deri-
coalO containing 300 eres ying in the lover nd Of the
County OF Lonsa on S'uthanna river; the dwelling
house is about 2rles above VIM. Shelton's Mil,
and four below Col Charles Dabneys. This land IL In
one very contract Doly. and well waered bounded for
about OF ME by the river, ad having a hand
some uo creek cunning through the middle OF IL.
The river and oia both afording GOD to- tom lands
II extends will IN about I50 yards OF the Old Mountain
road, and his more thu ample supply Of tim5ered
land, Of good quality for Tobacco will sell This y.lua-
BILE tract privately before the 22d Of September next IL
not, on that day will offer IL Tor sale, at public auc-
ton, as i nm deter mined 10 moye-Terns will ba
made 10 such wish TO purcIase. I desm II
unnecessary to give further description % the
land, "a il il wen known in the .shhourhood,
aud persons living AZ a distance -ii view the
land before buying: The dwelling ouse il in good re-
pair, and has two comfottabls SONS below, and two
above, AID all necessary oui-hDnses.
June 25. j51-w4ws
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HrGHEsr PRIZE.
10000 DOLLS!

3.747 plies, amounting % sc, 900 Dollars.
Only 5000 Tickets in tho Scheme-The Prizes all
payable Ia Cash, which as usual ut CoHEN's OFFICE,
can he had tha moment Thy are drawn.
NOPE OF DRAwiNG The numbers will be put i'm
TO one wheel usuaand in the other will DO put tho
prizes above the denomination VI Five Dollars the
Drawing to progress in the usual manner. The g.
600 prizes Of Five Dollars each, will be awarded to the
teke;s having tho terminating figure corresponding
with either Of the terminating 6yures OF the FIRST
drawn numbers OF different termination, from 10 in-
elusive-and to the tickets with terminating figure
corresponding with either OF the first drawn vi dit.
fsrea termin ations, from to inclusive BY this mode
OF drawing the holder Of i've tickets ending with the
figures to inclusive; or to inclusive. will be
certain Of obtaining at least Ttco Prizes and may
drdt1 Screen.
Whole Tickets, SIS 90 | Quarters, s,.2y
Halves. 25U Eiyhths 62e,s
- ORDERS either by mail (posi pad) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash przes, will the
same prompt aud puuctuai attention az II on personal
apple ion-Ahdress
J. COHEN, Jr & BROTHERS.
Baltimore,
Baltimore. May "a 1880
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IL gives sincere pleasure TO he abe 10 s'a'~ rom
unionbird authority, that SAMUEL c. Siambaugh. Esq
Of Harrisburg. Ia. been appointed Indian agent Green
Bay, within the superiotendance OF Governor Cas., oil
Michigan Territory. Col Stambaugh i. advantageousy
known 10 the people of Penn.ylvaniA the taen,e ed
iior OF 'hs Pennsylvania Reporter during the pot cal
contest that terminated in tho election Of President
Jackson Phil Sent.
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By the Governor nj the Commonwealth of VirgInia.
PRO CARNATIONS:

~ ThOCf>.1JuAfIOyN:
NN HEREAS IL has been re- D, e.ynted TO IN. Ex.,u.
w tive by the flor Of Am-iis County, tina, Sam.
SLAVE, sentenced by said Cour, TO suffer de 9TH for .
son, and reprieved by te Executive for sale g. Ganspor
atlon did, on the night OF the 10th in. break Ard
MAKE his escape from the said Js and /. now soing
OF virginia have thought proper, with IN. aiyiee OF
the Council OF Safe, 10 offer reward Of F,fy Dollar,
70 any person or persons who will apprr he nj ind
convey 10 the Jail Of Amelia county aforessid or 20
the Penien'isry near this city, the ssd .Is,, Sam.
And 10 more require all Officer. civil and Mill.
y and exhor the good people Of the Common altb
to use their best rnd-svors 10 cause the ,.id f,,;x .
ne spprehended that he may be dealt With 40 the
directs.
Given under my hand q, Govsrno-, and u,J,r
lS'aiJ the real Of the Common eslth st Richmond
this "a day Of June, 1889.
JOHN FLOYD.
Sam was the property Of tbs her, Of G,or,. ions,
deed Is about 35 DID, bIssk full lace bad
napcs, feet or 10 inches high.
June rs. 11~1
I'm CHANCERY AT Rules holden in In. II-,I',
Oiiice Of louisa Coun on Monday, tho T,h dsy o.
June, 1890 ~
John Ware, pL0
against
Robert Ware, Richard Wyatt and Robert Wilks,..n
Ekrcu'ors OF Mnrrd ware, dee, D.fs
Tbs defendant Robert Ware not having entered nj,
appearances and given security according to law aud IN.
rues OF 'h' Cour and IL appearing TO the ATTRACTION
the Court, that he " iphsbant Of th. STATE n,
the mo'ion Of the plaintiff by bis Counsel II H.
that the said defendant do appear here on the J.y nj
September Court next and answer the PLAINTIFF hill
and That Copy OF this order be forth with inser,sd h
some newspaper Pnbli'bed in the City Of Richmond 70,
wo months suecsssyely and posted At the from, door
the Courthouse Of this County some Court day
DAVID NJ. HUNTER, d. G r. .,
Sune 20. I4--wSw-
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The Hon Martin Van Buren, Secretary of Safe, ar.
rived here on Saturday afternoon In the Po-
tssae. from Washington and left here lat evening in
the steam boat Poe h ,nta Tor B,limore on his re urn
to Washington. T.NorfJK Beacon
NJ Al. Gen. Winh-d Scott, OF thu u. s. Army, was
snanE tbs passengers in the Steam Richmond, ar
rived last evening from Richmond. 1Ib
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MARRIED at the residence of Thomas N.l,on In tho
county OF Nooway by tho Rev VIM s. White, tuesday tho
hrst OF June, EoRGE NICHOLAS Esq Arra
OF Natchez Miss Miss MARY W. daughter e late William
Baldwin Of the former county,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Tns GREAr CArrLs Show "A coll .cton of up-
wards Of thou.and persons Of the hg he
IT, attended the sals OF Colonel PowePs stock Of Cattle
- Wednesday last. The company assembled were
remark 81 being Of the highest respectabiy, from
ell the adj lining countless and from many states Of the
Uoioa. The bidding commenced with spirit, and
tau.d until the whole catalogue, wa'gone through,
few heal only bsi,g brought In. We unable to
furnish all the prices but from the following
dsrs form just idea Of The obtained for
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ro.r.Movrn.shJ.ne lsso.

PoRrsMoVrH, June. 1890.
onNrLrMsN: Permit me TO return my thanks TO the
Democratic Republicans. whose committee YOU are. for
Ne they have been Pleased to give Of their
APPRECIATION OF sny official conduct
in respect 10 the remsning part Of your nca-
rea. only say. that the suggestion to which you
refer Il true Of my having expressed wish not 10 be
considered candidate for recollection to the Senate of
he y. States. That am willing 10 explain my mo
lives Tor expressing such WISH and would safe them
have been entirely o. public nature except tar
proper serespect mis- ut unite IN .orbi,ling
sire aay Office unless under belefhat my
weuh meet the full appreciation OF my particular friends
cad that u my communication to the Executive 10 not,
% yon suppose, in accordance with the views OF the
great body Of the democratic party in New Hampshire
they WILL Il l. presume express their Dissent through
their representative. in the legislature. Whatever may
~ the result, L. hardly necessary TO say that nobody
feels snxl.'y than myself TO promote tn, hsrmo-
~ end property OF the great body OF the democratic
party.
b plesssd gentlemen. to accept for yourselves and
yeus eonttuents, the Of sincere
sad rsgari. LEVI WOODBURY..
AsNER GREENLEAr. DANIEL p. BRowN, Esqrs
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We ere informed. go,d luthority that the Presl.
mi lreturn to Wsshinebn in Sep'esnh-r. Though
he let asl,ius ton in gooi health short relax acn
in his accustomed atmosphere OF the Hermitage, after
six mon his ardeons devotion to pubic business csnaot
but ar'hs improve III. bealb pYepars tory to ano,her
campaign of duty at w ellington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Five ei thu during his dime eenesalsd below
dock & has escaped watesy grave-thsy afterwsrd
rxxrd jurymass and fortunately reached their dss-
tined port. Bait. Rep.
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6DMDn sacks Liverpool Salt l4nding from
he ship Feneloa--fot sale by
JOHN GARTH. :,
Jurs. 25 IA-It
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AWANTED "A Lsdy, competent 10 teach all the
w leading brirehes necessary TO conpI. le an ed
ucaon, WI 80 encouragement, by addfes'inG LETT
ter 10 the PO,. n LATER at Buckingham Courthouse.
June 25 1i-a,v
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Baltimore. May "a 1880

" The Register, containing the Official List, will
he forwarded grats after tie dra winr TO
hose who may request it.
June SIT
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BETH purchased by Dr.. Thomas of Eas,on Md for
yeio each Each OF these cows had calf two we ks
cid. which were bid Ia by Gel. p. at 5000 each Te-
ss'"ssh. tho bull sss-c meationed, was purchased by
he sarrs gentleman.
When our r-,orer LEFT the ground IS had BEEN sold
ns.a,inS to $3.50. being an ave, ay. of about ssai
Sses Tho whole number advertised in the catalogue
wSs a. f5w Of which bought in by Colonel Pow
o. Tho prices given above actual salss IL IL pro
beSis the shcl: e.cc:. :. --;~- reached S25 900.
bull calf fue days old. brough, $llO.
With the most praise worthy atteuton TO the
Cert Of tho large assembiage collected his
Csisnsl Powell had provided table nearly two hun
tsl fare. 10 every entcng variety, ani Of which the
company was ovi,el to parake. This polite attention
- tia convenionce of the company rendered the
osrs grateful 10 their lealings the n-ighbourng
srss were but few in nbrr s. but ndierenIy provid.
Cd Immense tubs OF sAngaree OF delightful favour,
bounded near the table, hut solitary drop of spiruous
aass was not to be upon the ground The exec sv-
whsh occurred for several hours in the afternoon
vsatsd our reporter Obtaining more explicit account
Of this Interesting sale. Phil. Saturday Bulietin.
We understand that Mr. Howard Slansbury u 6.
Assistant Cvii Engineer, left this city few DAYS ago
with several members Of his brigade Tor the purpose OF
sempieiinE tbs surveys commenced in Indiana. wi n
view to the eonnrc ion Of the waters of the Wabash
With those Of Lake Michigan, through 81. j sseph's
river. one Of tho tributaries of that Lake T.yat Int
The report Of Mr.. Cuts Gate 81 Comproll-r) having
received employment ia the Department OF STATE in
connection with the business Of The Census turns out to
b true. Lest the fact should misle any on. n
perhaps 10 be stated that the supeTintendeace If
bssness and .iill is in the hands Of Mr. Wsddel
Ne agent Tor the Department al State" TIb.
The Hon Martin Van Buren,, Secretary of Safe, ar.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

, interested American policy continues
to be pursued by our public officers in
Turkey, our national influence will not
be small at Constantinople. One thing
It would seem desirable however, might
be distinctly kept in view. in any fu-
ture arrangements, viz. to fill every Of
| ice, from that of AMBASSADOR down to-
that of the Dragomen of a Consul, with
American citizens.
| "The Americans here, as they must
have done every where, have hailed
with Joy the late most important chan
ges in the. Fench government.
a Working Uon-Take for in
stance. man like Sir Walter Scott,
who probably never did days work in
all his life, in the ordinary acceptaton
Of the tenn, and who has for some years
past retired from the subordinate sta
ton he filled in the professions Of the
law, as sheriff OF the county aud clerk
OF the Court. He has written and pub
lishcd at least two hundred volumes of
WIDE circulation. What vast amount
OF industry of the community is thereby
put in motion The booksellers, prin.
tiers, paper makers, press makers, type
makers; book binders, leather dressers,
INK makers, and various other artizans,
required to print, publish, and circulate
the hundreds and thousands of volumes
winch he has written, must be almost
numherless. have not the least
doubt, that since the series of his pub
locations began, if all whose industry
directly or remoiely,-has been con-
cerped in them, not only in Great Bril-
tain but America, and on the continent
OF Europe, could be brought together
and stationed side by side, as the inha.
bitants of the same place, they would
form very considerable town. Such
a person may fairly be ranked as
workingEman.-E uereft's Lecture.
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REMOVAL.
ISAAC MARSHALL

ID ESPECTFULLY informs has
~ friends and the public an general
that lie has remoued from The Court
House Square, to the building former
Ly occupied by DIR. r. T. Bailey, as a
Dmeihng house, one door pea of Mr.
R0phacFs store, Where he intends ear
ryinS on the Boot and Shoe Making
Business as heretofore and rouid be
grateful far a continuance of that
patronage ,chich he has long enjoyed
from a liberal community plcdging
himself Mt the same time. that his ,cork
in crery Instance, shall be neat, d,rn-
bile and free from ripping during the
,cearing ofH
He vouid also, on this occasion, ip-
form his customers, that he has lately
purchased Nagle's Patent for max
ing W..cr Proof Boots and Shoes
for the cousty Of Atbemartc. THIS
,ciN enable him to furnish an article ~
rery superior usefulness, vhich many
certificates in has possession, from some
citizens Of the first responsibility in Tie
country, ViH fully establish.
Nor. . IF
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
NOTICE.

HVIIE Subscriber having received
Z his supply of Fall and Winter
Goods offers them at unusually low
prices. Among which are the follow
ing Cloths, Sattinets, Blankets and
FIarnels, very low, Mems Calf Skin
Shoes, Ladies Prunello Shoes, Slippers
and Boots of superior quality. A good
assortment of Cotton Yarn. a few
sets o! fine Tea China. Loaf and
Brown Sugar. Fresh Gunpowder
Tea. A prime lot of Java Coffee, and
very considerable supply of Hard
ware, a specification of which world
be here unnecessary. He deems it
almost useless to observe, that his pur.
chsses, which are pretty extensive in
Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware,
were principally made for Cash, and
consequently is enabled to sell at the
most reduced prices offered in market.
ANDREW LEITCN,
Nov. 10. 81
N. b. He also offers for sale, Sad
die Trees, Hog Skins, Webhiug, and
other articles in the Saddler's line, at
the Richmond prices. A. l..
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DRUGS, sc. sc.

"HE subscriber is receiving from
Il the northern markets a very eX-
tensive and elegant assortment Of
Drugs NC. which with his forme stock
Will render his establishment inferior
to none In the state. Ills articles have
been selected with much personal care
and having been purchased either from
the manufacturers themselves, or inn
Porters, were obtained Oh the most adj
vantageous terms, and will enable him
to dispose Of them at the most reason
able rates and be undersold by none.
Without intrudng too much on
public notice 1t may be proper to men,
ton few prominent articles, among
which are,
A great variety of Chemicals, Paint
'ng and Dyimg-StuGS and Materials:
an excellent assortment of .Amputating
IrePhining, Dissecting, ObstetricaI,
Dentdi, Injecting, Cupping and Scarf
tying and other Surgical instruments :
a great variety of Glassware, Chemi-
cal Apparatus, Physicians aud Apothe-
cafy,s furniture, comprising Electrical
Machinery, Re,orts PLAIN and Pubn-
lated from one gill 20 four gallons ca
pacity: Receivers of different sorts and
sizes: Graduated Measures from one
dtachm to one quart content Cruel
PIES OF different kinds f: Precipitating
lars assorted: Thermometers Tubes
OF every description: ENaporating dish
es assorted: Globes: Composition and
Glass Funnels from gin to gallon ::
Scales aud weights Iron, Brass.
Glass, Marble and Composition Nor
tars and pestles. Pill Ties and Ma
chineS: every variety of tincture, Spe-
che, Salt-mouth and other bottles ard
vlais from the capacity of half drachm
to five gaIIons: Glass by the box and
all sizes from 5 by 10 to "a by &c !:
GIazlers and elders Materials Brush
es OF every description Snuff, Cigars
and Chewing Tobacco OF the very best
qualities Soaps of every variety and
quality: very extensive assortment
OF Essential Oils and Perfumery also
variety Of Fancy ARTICLES with all the
usual Drugs and Compound Medicines.
The above enumerated articles and
almost every other appertaining to the
subscribers line of business can be had
OF him at his Drug, Chemical and A.
pothecary store i'll Charlottesville. O,
most OF them Of DR.. VIM. Niche and
himself in Scousvillc TO suit the con
venlence of phurchasers) on as gooc
terms as can be had any where in the
state. j. +. BARCLAY.
Oct Is
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GROCERIES, &c.

FENfiE undersigned informs his friends and
Ia Inc public IN general, that he has inst
received new and complete supply Of Gro.
ceres, purchased on the best terms for cash.
and OF the first quality, which he assures
.neni shaii be offered on the most reasonable
terms. Every article which he may sell he
warrants to be fresh and good
Among ms present assortment are the fol.
lowing
~ sacks Liverpool filed Salt, Bacon, Lard
and and er-Whiskey by the bbl-Apple
DDl"nIy-Sood OLD Peach Brandy-Frepch
Brandy-Rum--best Madeira Wine-.Mo.
iasses OF best quality, and all kinds of Supars
ne. n 6,i"oOIconstantly on hand, Flour, Corn.
SoIn Meal, AID Oats. Shad and MackereI
Goshen Cheese, new Albany Beer, and fresh
Ciackefs' by Jamelson and Dill, low for cash
,,ogelher with every other article USUALLY
Kept in Grocery Store. A share of the
Puolc patronage is respectfully solicited
octo b. MOSBY, Random Roy
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VARIETY
AND GROCERY STORE.

a. w. WOOD &CO inform the pub-
NO lie that they have Just received a
handsome stock of such articles as are m com.
mon demand: viz, Looking glasses, toilette
and shaving, Cut glass and plain Decanters,
Cut and plain flint wine glasses and Tum-
blerS from 70 cts to $3.50 per doz.--Quart
and pint ers,--Pitchers, bowls, ures,
dishes, plates, Cups and saucers, of various
sizes, loaf, lump and Brown sugars, best Cot
iee' Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, Young
Tyson, do. Soushong do. Powder and shot.
Rice' ginger, pepper, Allspice, Cloves, salt
retre' salts, Indigo, Fig blue, Sperm and
Iaslow Candies, Turpentine soap verv cheap.
Shaving and Fancy soap, Raisons, Figs. Eli
6erts, Almonds, cheese, Cider in bottles Lon.
don Porter, Moasses, Best Medeira, Claret.
port, and Muscat wines, French and Appe
brandy, Rum, Whiskey, &c.
hiding brides of excellent quality at 81 80
each, Razors, and straps, Knives and Forks,
Pocket and pen knives, Seidlltz and soda
powders, Castor oil, Cologne, Florida, Rose.
ana Lavender water, peppermint, oil CHINA.
mon, Gloves and Lemon, Cloth, hair and shoe
brushes, pillow lines, lamp black, &c. Salt
500 per sack, Best Chewing tobacco, Cigars
snuff, with many other articles, g. w. W.
eco believing such store as they propose
TO Keep, will be convenience to the ncich
ooarhood, where it is located, and intending
TO sell at fair prices, respectfully ask share
OF public patronage
September, $50 &c
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SUGAR, SALT. Sc

uST received 2 hhds LIST quality
~ New Orleans Sugar at IL IL CTS
90 I 90 "a do 10, at t 10 cenls-3 bags green
4o sacks Liverpool filled Salt $50 lbs. Cot
ton tor Yarn at and 8 per bolt 700 lbs. new
Cheese at II i-2 per pound 400 Loaf SUI.
gar at IL and 20 cts per pound ; boxes
Candles very low by the Box s do. ' Tnp.
Pentine Soap, do. do. ALSO,
Looking Glasses, Tumblers. Deo,nte,s
Pint and Half Pint Flasks; Glass 3 hu rs
10 by II; Putty Nails Of all sizes Liver
pool Queens, Crockery, Stone g. Tin Ware !:
dupont s best GuDpowder at 81 cents ner Ii
Shot OF all sizes at cents per ID Fopiscn v n
Wri'Ing Paper ;,new Rice; Musca,oI Ra!
SINS best Spanish Segars Copperas In
digo Madder Allspice Pepper Ginoer
Salt petre Alum and Mustard fine and
coarse Shoes Bedcords; Plough Lines ,
Crackers, very low by the Keg Mack.1eI
and Herring. Also on hand, a fsw barrels
OF o., Family Flour at 81 so per Dbl together
with other goods too tedious to mention. ali
low Ior cash. oy II. M WOLFE,
O''i Main st. Charlottesville
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NOTICE.

INTENDING to move to the west.
IL l offer for sale the tract of land
on which [ reside; containing 40
acres, lying in the North Garden, Al
bemarle County, on the north fork
of Hardware, between 3 or 9 miles
from charlottesville. The new s,ase
road passing through it that leads
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg.
This land is in a very compact body
and we'll watered, containing about
100 acres of low grounds; and has
an ample supply of timbered land
OF good quality for tobacco. l wish
10 sell this valuable tract of land I'M
mediately, as am determined to
move. | deem il unnecessary to give
a further description of the land as it
IS well known in the ne:ghbourhood :;
and persons living Mt distance will
viaw~the land before buying the
buildings>are ordinary.
PAUL DURRETT.
Oct. S--lO tf
N. B. This land will remain for
sale until sold.