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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
Litchfeld, New-Milford, Danbu.
 ry, Norwalk, and NEw- YORK, By Stcsge O1sd Steam.

FIT EAVES Parks Hotel. in Litchfeld, on A Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at { F. M. (after the arrival 0f ihe stage from Hartford ) lodges at New -NIilford-thence to Danbury next mOrning, and dreaches Norwalk in time for passengers to take the steam, boat for New-York. Fare through to Neac- York, less tam any other kas )iom Liitkisa. f
 RETURNING--Take the. Norwalk rss. sengers at New Milford, on Mondays. Wed nesdays and Fridays. and arrives in Litchfield ln season for passengers to take the Hartford stage. For seats in I.itchneld, apply at the Bar of Parks Hotel.
 H. BARNES, PsepnssOv.
 M0y 6, 1880 . 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10

N A Tender WDs.-Dr. Moosey, of Chel-
 sea college, was apt to quarrel with his wife. Returning from Fulliam, he was O.
 vertaken by terrible storm !; return hearse came up, going to Chelsea. Any
 port in n storm.' The doctor crept in with the palls and plumes for his con,panions.-- The hearse stopped at his door the lady looking out: Who have you got, coach- man [" sThe doctor, ma'am.' 'Thank heaven, says she, 'he's safe at -last.'- Thank you my love- says the doctor, getting out of the hearse, for your kind anxiety for my safety 's" '".'.'i 'iE
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
Connecticut EYe InfirmarY.

o.. Connecticut Eye Infirmary. NyHE undersigned having located himself l in the city of Hartford, for the purpose of fattending exclusively to the practice of 'SWr+ gery, has by the advice of several eminent Physicians, deemed it cxpedient to establish an EYE INFIRMARY, the object of which is to render grdtuitous surgical aid to indigent per- sons throughontth the state, who may be affict- ed with diseases of the eyes.
 Advice will cheerfUlly be given to persons who are not prepared to submit to surgical treatment. w @' @@'2 @
 A sum of money has been deposited by se- veral benevolent individuals, fOP the purpose of supplying those patients with medicines. who apply at the Infrmary and are unable to furnish themselves. a so #
 Institutions of this character have for many years been in operation in various parts of oar own country and in Europe; and the fact that the attention of the Surgeon is constantly di- rected to the diseases of a particular organ has produced the most beneficial results.
 The subscriber has in the course of his pro- fessional studies attended the New-YOrk Eye and Ear lnfrmary, and will adopt the mode of practice pursued in that institution. 'a
 The office of the Infrmary is on the west side of Main-sireet a few doors south of the Connecticut Conrant office. A s
 Days Of attendance, Mondays. Wednes- days, and Saturdays, between the hours of two and three, P. M. a3
 RICHARD s. KIssAG. M. D. Surgeon.
 Hartford, May, 1880 eo,rSac48
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10

child has lately been bOrn tn North Carolina with out eyes. sta#E@ Ts>
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
HOW TO PRESERVE TIE COMPLEXION.

HOW TO PRESERVE THE COMPLEXION.
 To the question which has been propo-
 sed to us by some of our female readers " What is the best fluid as an ordinary wash for the face-calculated, while it re- moves impurities from the skin, to preserve unimpaired the freshness of the complex ion ?' We reply without hesitation- simple soap and water--bo.h articles being as pure as can be obtained. We have pointed out, in former number, most of those causes by which the softness, ,transpa- rency, and brilliant color of the skin, are impaired. These being carefully avoided daily ablutions with soap and water will effectualy answer all the purposes for which a long list of cosmetic lotions are in vain resorted to. Our female readers may rest assured that the only beauti6ers of the skin are personal cleanliness-regular ex- ercise---temperance-pure air, and cheerful temper. If any one of these be neglected, the skin and complexion will in- variably suffer.
 It is only by preserving the skin free from all impurities, and thus enabling it to perform, with freedom, its important func- lions, that an external application is at all
 useful. To this end there is nothing so
 we'll adapted as pure water, with the occa- sional addition of soap. They who, from a ridiculous idea that washing frequently with water injures the skin, substitute dis titled liquor, Cologne water, or any other fluid, simple or compound. pursue prac- tice most effectually calculated to destroy it's suppleness, transparency, and smooth ness, and to cover it with unseelnly blotch- es. But it is not merely as a local wash we would enforce upon all the use of pure wa ter. When applied in the form of a bath to the whole surface, at those seasons of the year in which it is resoried to, it is pro- ductiye of the most beneficial efGects-pro- moting the general well-being of the sys- tenn, as well as that healthy condition of the skin, independent of which it can lay no pretentions whatever to beauty. It is a weil-known fact, that those nations by whom bathing is tho most frequently re- sorted to, arc those distinguished, most generally, for elegance of form and fresh- ness of complexion.--JoMr. of Health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
Office Of The Chesapeake and o"' '
COMPANY, =,
WAsHINeToN, JAS

WASHINSloH' 80 =, N. i y
NOTICE is hereby given. that an '' ns.;n, III, Z
~ dollars and fifty cents per share tI. chespoE
nstalment) on every share Of stock N .'e n,dss1
and Ohio Canal Company, required 10 Of ,so d'
Sd day Of April next; and further sum :, ,r.G
and fifty cents per share (being the ltn .s n' ms
the Sd day of May next, which in'lsm mel Obi, u
paid to the credi, Of the Chesapeakf ,s an" Of s
Company, to the Cashier or other 0in'e'' "
the following Banks. viz: r,;,sd $50
The Branch of the Bank of the on's'
Washington. ,;or,on
The Bank of Washington, at "asn"s
The Patriotic Bank, W.
The Bank of the Metropolis. 90, cso,-.a'
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
The Bank of Alexandra, at AeAa'''
The Bank of Potomac, 40
The Farmers Bank Of Ale1andra, a ~
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra uo' ud. 50
The Hagerstown Bank. in Hagers'o'S.ha' ,ir,osa
The Branch of the Valley Bank N o Cnsr
BY order ofthe President and IISGLE
JOHN +. ' c'ncc
Clerk rHesapeakeand OH" Carr" '""'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
-sae9s1e5e,s-
From Merchants Hall Books.

Bosrox, APRIL 1.-Miraculous Escape.-We
have before reported the loss of sloop William,
Swain. of Nantucket, at Sandy Bay, and the res
cue of Mrs. Haden, when life was almost extinct;
and we now give the following particulars obtain
ed from Capt. Swain, in conversation this MORN
ing. He states, that finding himself embayed in
the late gale, with the main-saii torn in pie
ces, and that it was impossible to escape being
driven on shore, he had no alternative but to run
her on shore for the better chance of saving the
lives of those OH board. As soon as she struck,
the sea rolled over her, and each sought his own
safety on the beach. Capt. S. wasthe last who
remained on deck, and then sprang to the cabin
! to make an effort to save Mrs. Haden, who was
in birth in state room; but no sooner had he
reached the cabin floor, than sea knocked off
the skylight hatch, and the water poured down
so rapidly that he was obliged to seek his own
safety by an immediate retreat to the deck, and
thence. with difficulty, to the shore, abandoning
Mrs. H. to her fate. The sloop quickly beat out
her bottom up to the wales, and the cargo foated
to the shore.
As soon as the tide had ebbed sufficiently, the
crew boarded the wreck to save what effects they
could; but Capt. S. first ordered them to get out
the corpse of Mrs. Haden, as all thought she
must have persisted; but, on reaching the quarter
ucCh. tItN HtdI SIUduSs "A idiut iiUIIc vi
her life now animated every one, and they forth
with began cutting hole thro' the deck; but on
getting to the ceiling, and fearing an accidental
blow from the axe might extlnguish what little of
life remained, they desisted, and the tide by this
time having partly ebbed from the cabin, they de-
scended thro' the skylight and took thence to the
deck the cold and senseless body of Mrs H. who
had remained in that perous situation nearly three
hours.
She was taken to neighboring house; medical
assistance was promptly obtained, and her resto-
ration effected. The bed and birth board on
which she lay were buoyed up by the water, so
that she was pressed close to the ceiling of the
cabin, how it was possible for her to survive in
that situation for such length of time, with the
sea continual y Overlooking the wreck, must excite
the establishment and wonder of all. Mrs. Ha-
den is respectable lady of Nantucket, Ga years
of age, and was coming to this city on a visit to
her daughter. She arrived here this morning
quite recovered.
The Mayoraly.-We understand that Mr..
RUSH declines being considered candidate for
the office of Mayor of this City, to which he was
nominated, without his knowledge, during his re-
cent absence in Pennsylvania. by one of our fell
low-citizens. Nat. Int,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
Riece

Riece.
~ Tierces rice, of best quality, landing and for
L sale by JAMES IRWIN.
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
~ SODA W.4TER.

His Soda Fountain now in opei alton, and he shall be
pleased to wait his former customers and all that
may favor him with their patronage.
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06

The Mayoralty.-We understand that Mr..
Rush declines being considered candidate for
the office of Mayor Of this City, to which he was
nominated, without his knowledge, during his re-
cent absence in Pennsylvania. by one of our feI-
lOw-citiZens. LNat. Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
Cheese.
VIM. Harper,

III. harHer,
DRUGGIST, FmiJar Street,
O. Has just received his spring supply of
y Drugs, Medicines, and Dye Stuffs, which
@x$T he offers At low prices tqu.ity warrant
IA ed Physicians and Country Dealers will
sr5ss"s do well to give him call. or send their
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-09
FOR TIE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
FAEATICISM ON THE CONSTITUTION
CT TIE UNITED STATES.-Nc. g.

The subject Of politics and legislation, in the
ory and in practices, necessarily and habit u
ally occupies the attention of so great portion
of every civilized community, that its familiar
lty alone seems To he sufficient on ordinary &C.
casions TO prevent the appearance of ianatacisrn
in its operations. But even ON ,Irso occasions
when the general mass or society arc moving
on, steadily and sobcrly, in the course Of their
respective avocutlons, as private interest, or
public duty may seem 70 require, t!iero will be
particular individuals who see, or think they
see in something that is passing before them, the
lowering signs of imminent danger aud total
ruin to every thing that is good and worthy If
preservation amongst us wbilo there will be
others who az confidently believe, that they as
plainly see something, requiring only single
energetic cxerton to reach il, the acquisition
or adoption of which could not fail To- elevate
public and private interest 10 the highest pin
nacls Of prosperity and happiness. To parsons
VI tie first description NC 'usy apply th' ape
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-09
To he continued }

SIR WILLIAM JoHEs AND TnoMAs DSy-On
DAY, upon renewing some books at The chm.
bcrs oil the former, large spider dropped npon
Tic iioor, upon which SiI william, with some
wrath SAID, XII that spider, Day Kill that
spider - " No, (said Mr. Day, with coolnsssI ' !
WI not kill that spider, Jones | do not knnu,
mat / nave right TO kill that spider. Sunpose.
whcn you arc going in your coach TO Wcst'
minister BaiI, superior being who perhaps NAV
nave as much power over you, as YOU have over
.nis insect, should say to his companion. cKill
t tnu m%yGr NJ that lawyer how should you
people, in"Jcr is moro noxious animal Tia,
SPIDER t." u VIZ"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-09

dlctatorial and insulting c5ifdIics awards our
government, and bis defiance of the authorities
and laws Of our country. We might also Sc
lect the reception which was given, by the same
party, to the publication of the X, Y, Il, cores
pondcncc, as it WAS called, between our minis
'ers as distinguished, respectable, and patriotic
citizens any to bc found in the United States
and the secret agents of Government headed
by DIRECTORY composed of the lowest and bas-
est political villains and swinGiers. But this in
famous and gtoveIing tficmpt to levy a degrnd-
ing contribution our independence, as tho
price uf peace which had been forfeited on their
side only, an attempt too grossly vilIainous and
odious to DC made with the ordinary forms and
dircclncss Of diplomacy, even in the dark and
pestilent atmosphere in which the destiny Of
France was then cnvcIoped and obscured, even
this Transaction found lis fanat;cal palliators
and aPoIogISis amongst us, in persons of the
hrst rauS and talents in nur Country.
The writer or these Continents NAV speak
with some hccmce IN THESE topics, when Inc well
remembers. that though he was thea too ycurg
10 exercise the political rights Of an adult ciii-
z'a, he wcs old ,norsh 10 feel, and Eel, md IN.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-09
/: millions TO their annual incomes has
produced By the genius of Fulton.

;-Such editors oftho public Journals as
AXE of our feelings on this subject are
,"itcd to aid the success OF Tic scheme,
Inserting it in their papers. q
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-09

AN All TO provide for taking the 9Th Census
or enumeration OF thu inhaOitan,s Of the [ nj.
laS LII ~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
rn NeM I,YiVais.

x,1gr subscriber has this day received Jar
III sadiions OF Staple and Faaey ooods'
,rh,eh make his sloc4 very large" eoiaP'e'e
and iaviiiag. part Of which are % ioiio"s'
Grses varsled veils, elegantly figured
Do Gaase do plain and figured
Bar e 5esris, elegant .
Pur0'. and black Gsaze bd-is' iof seso"a
meuraiag
Black 6en, ed do. and a great variety oil o'he'
cninfE
Ma,,;onv Lusirings-iieavy black 5a'tins and
satin LsYentines
niece Straw eolored, & piece French Greg
Gfns de Naples Silk
y,.ncb and Seersuoker Ginghsms, great var ely
Al,,ge assortment Calieoes-- Brown batlIfie
Ladies and Gen,lemen's Horseskin Cloves, We
~ best
Black BroehelIc.A Lssiings. Pronells, ana a
great variety OF other goods for hentie-
mems wear
yes,ines--l piece best black Genoa lei'e,
Niushas. Cambrcs, IRISH Linens and Lawns
Shoes. Has, Hardware. Groceries. md IN
short. a great variety of enod.. nnneees.
s,ry TO enumeraie, selling al prices 10 sun
the timtA
His cuailonefs aud the public arc earnestly
invited TO call. see aud judge for themselves.
HENRY ALLISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
JIW@INYa

gnHE Subscriber has just received from fh''
ladelphia, ao additional supply OF lash
ionable Jestlry---among which nre
Beautiful Gold Watch Chains
do do Seals aud Keys
Pearl and Diamond set lar hiosa
Camera md Amethyst ca
EleganiJei and Topaz DO
Galnei and Jet Breast Pins
Beautiful Diamond aud Pearl do
MedellIons and Safety CHAINS
Goggles aud Speoiscles
Firsi rate Gold Lever Watches,
And q general assert meat OF most every
other article IN his line, which viii De 'old on
the most reasonable terms. lie INTENDS tere
a(f.r 10 attend the Courts OF Prince ldwbrd
and Charlotte. aud viii receive orders for any
articles in his lue. or will receive Watches and
other article, of Jewelry TO mend and nrair.
EDWARD BROWN.
May IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
NOTICE.
May q

NNFckEE, ROBINSON q Go. are opening a
nj large and general assortment oil STAPLE o.
Fancy Goods, selected out Of the Spring arr
walls at New York, aod.aro remarkable tor Their
variety Of style and eheapnes'.
Hair cerded and checked Camhricks, very l3w
b aud o. london Cambricks, sotsNlressed
Beauifu hg'd swiss Muslius
Swiss and Manchester Gnghams. new style
Etofe Indlenne, entirely new article
1bCxes MilaDese Ribbons. do
SupeT6ne Linen CsnbrIcks
"a and Z 8 keniags, approved bleach
Scarborough GauLe ldklS. beautifully
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
S,k and Cotton llozlery, at half price
Fancy Soaps. odour delicious
Cologne aud Florida Water, IN cut boltlos
Thread and Blonde Laces, sup quality
Robbineit do 3, ! aud GA
BEAUTIFUL Straw and travelling Baskets
Hack BonbaIine, 81 aud "a, very cheap
Black Luslrings, for gentIemous wear
Sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunella, very superior
The above Goods are Fresh-sll purchased
for cash, and will be sold on such terms as will
please The planter, aud be an Offset againslthe
low prices OF Tobacco.
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

Messrs. James 5. Stanley and Thomas
l.. Price, admrs. OF Maj. Price, dec.
~ on will take notice, that | shall. on the
III l2lh day of June nett, between The
rlsiN and setting OF the sun. in Samuel NJ.
Iovels Tavern. IN the town Of Competition, in
Rstsylvaoia county. proceed 20 take the depo-
,ilons Of William Buck. which deposition.
when taken, | shall offer 10 read, on the trial OF
roy Injunction agains, you, nov depending in
the County Conr, of Piusylvania, when you
NAY attend, If you please.
JOSEPH CARTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

TSSoncE.-The Subscriber having deter
IN mined TO discount niue business IN this
place. earnestly requests those indebted 90 him
Inv bond or oiberwise,) 10 make Immediate
nsyment 10 Mr.. William Digges, who is alone
authorised 10 settle the same and those bav
iae claims, will present them for adjustment.
aIl those indebted 10 the Concern oil l. M.
Allen & Co. are requested to make immediate
payment, as longer indulgence cannot be CIV
en- Il. W. HEWS0N.
MAY 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
LAND FOR SAFE

nd virtue OF the authority given ia tho
- dersigned by deed OF tiust. mad. I
Thomas Crews, bearing date the 25th Of Sos?;
1928, and duly recorded in the COUNTY ro,,,
Amherst, by which deed the trustees are e,'.
powered to exercise adiscretion in selHm, ''.
property thereby convey ed, either puiAiSy W.
privately, as they might deem il most sS;'
bile and expedient The undersigned, Tie ,,"..
tees, offer TO contract, at private sale, for ~.
whole or any part of the tract of land IN .,.l
deed mentioned, on credit OF and wear.
and they are willing TO divide the land so.,
TO accommodate those disposed to purchase
This land lies IN the county of Amherst. on hs
main Lynchburg road, ~ miles from Lyncbburc
and from Amherst courthouse. Ii is fpr,I.
in its quality, lies well is well adapted To tbs.
produce OF tobacco, corn, wheat, &c. and is II,
every respect, II most valuable plantation !.
contains between s and 500 acres, and is in
proved with Brick Dwelling House, buil, j.
the most substantial and ornamental styIe md
cost at least ,000-toge,her with ali nere,
sary out houses, consisting of Carriage hons
Barn, Kitchen, &c and is under good fencinn
The trustees, consulting the interest Of bo,s
interested, are disposed TO make every effort IN
gel reasonable price for the properiy-snd
the Lecessity of sale makes it The interest of
every one DESTROYS OF owning valuable estate
to examine for themselves, and to avail then.
selves of opportunities seldom ofered.-Tbe
land will be shewn by MIR: Crews, who live,
in Lynchburg, and by either of the Trus,erss,
any time, on application, and every hcl,
aud inducemenl will be offered TO purchasers A.,
TO the payments, which may be Within the DOW.
er ofthe Trustees.
f. F. GARDNER, Lynchburg.
A. b. DAVIES, Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
Feb. 8
NEW GOODS
49, cheaper than ever
JOHN j. PURVTS

IN 5 now opening, at his Cash Store,
near the Banks, the largest and
IL cheapest Stock OF GOODS he has
ever before offered the public. These
Goods were bought by himself, IN the
Northern Cities within the last month,
and selected with great care. The fol-
lowing are a few Of the articles
Trench Bolnbazine. black Brochelle, Hastings,
Drilling. and many other handsome Goods
for Gentlemen's summer apparel
bIarseilles, MoIeskin, Silk and other Vestings
Bandanna aud other pocket Hdkfs. some as
low as 81 ] 3 cents
Palmarine. Barge, Sik and Gauze Hdkfs. and
Scarfs
faliha Lusirings, senschews. &c.
.Calcos, large assortment, from IL - cents
TO IS.
Ginghams, wide, at 25 cts. per yard
Swiss. Book, Jackonet aud other Muslius and
Cambrcs
Cross barred Muslin, unusually low
Irish Linen. kenting Thread Cambria
Domestic Tow Liuen
Imported do al cd per yard
Domestic Goods, a large stock of brown, plaid
and oleached
Cotton Yarn, of superior quality, all sizes
Hardware and Cutlery
Shoes. Hats. Grockery Ware and China
Groceries, &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
March %
GARDEN SEED,

GARDEN SEED,
u ~ ARLf Short Top Scarlet Radsh, ear.
IL Salmon RadIsh. Nasturiion white solid Gel
lery, early SummerSquash, Scotch Kali, early
Horn Beet, early Horn Carrot early blood
Iurnip Beet. Large Swelling Parsnip. Green
Head Lettuce, Drumhead do. Mangle Wurtzle
Beet, red Onion Seed Saliasy early curled Sc
'icia Lettuce, straw coiored Onion, Cherry
Iurnlp Radish, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber, early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber. Ice
Lettuce, Lima Beans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pea. early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green harion Pea, Prolific Pa.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radish, curied Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Garden Cress, early Cauliaower,
Ochre Seed, early ParSnip. blood red Carrot
red solid Celery, Sea Kali.
Early York Cabbage. long Drumhead do.
Berjen do. early Emperor do. long Imperial do.
green Savory do. late Balesea DO red Dutch
do.
rOr sale at unusud lily low prices by
WIN. J HoLCOMBE.
Feb. Is ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
NEW STOLE 8.
RWAYtAsss y lE@HR

<zA ~ %SAA e-A@2 N8 eS~A~-z ~y2N&$
iEeAVE taken the Store formerly occupied
- by Messrs. Sami. A,res and Co. on Bank
Square, where they are now opening "A general
assortment OF Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods :
Among which are
Blue and black Cloths
Mixed and o live DO
Super Cassneus
Black PruneIla. superior article for &c a..
ilemen's wear
French Bombazine
Stripe Satin
White do
Black Circassian
Black Italian Lutestring, (Math onas)
eros de Naples
Black Marcean
Cooured florences
Poneies
Nankeen Grape
French Ginghams
Seersucker do
large assortment Of Calicoes
A splendid assortment OF cotton and SILK
Hosiery
Ladies' Beaver s. Horse Skin Gloves
Gen,lemen's do do do
Jaconrt MusliDs
Null do
case cotton CambGic
Irish Linens
Long Lawns
Black aud white Italian Crane
case Leghom B.,nnrts
Fur Hats
Wool do
Ladies Prunella Sh~es
Do Morocco do
Coarse Leather
general assortment of Domestic Goods,
and Groceries.
A large assortment of Cotton Yarn, directly
from the Factory, Consistently on hand, together
with every article in our line. which we are en-.
lbled TO sell as low as any house in Lynchburg.
We only ask Of purchasers to call aud exam.
ne for themselves. Country merchants will
ind il TO their advantage TO call on ms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

LVOR RENT, the large and commodious
Il dwelling house over Our Store. Posses
sion given immedUJyi:
April % DIV