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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
CURE OF DxsPEpsYA

- 'S5I Join BOSE, having Jus, re,ur,es
from New York. where he has BEEN 10 m.Ie
80 wen "Gquainted With oiver Halsted's
a. =. curing pys"cpsia or Indigestion low pffsrs
ne services =" tho'e Ill cd with that csz..paint ns
n legally uhoIiZed Agent for the Sla.o ~ V;rnn
"a, y, " hAi'ied taa inventor Of this entirely new
mas the most III plcit cor edence D''e
III. mere mad ample opportunity of canversiup
ualy with Irom to 2p OF thsso unfortunate snfFsrs
ras,' ION many OF the States, whose diseases had
l'SI, eu ne 'Gest medical advice N q, rooe and
Gfca' and VII" had been entirely and radicaIIy cn-
red by thi> mot cd. ~"
For the e.;eaSy o. The PRACTICE am authorized bv
I I. nus Ell l' Ister to Messrs Wn. II Hubbard
w. Eootes and R. Trip-a of This city. and Sou.
era! from the town OF peIsrsburcx
= Dove may be found on the Marke, B..dse. over
sen I4-lf IL ~ t-''N-iis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
MARINE III e WS.
HORY - RNILNOND
ARR ED.

ARR ED.
Brig America, Co, ~. firm Boston, with suudrics
10 Luke g. Sizrr, l.. W"n SEQ, Gus, Dunlop Geo.
e Ellis. Dryonprrl. Allen CO. Hubbard g. Gard
nc, vi Weaver. PlrkC, Oliver 4 Shaw, r Pol
lard s. Son, Mckrdor, IA Rust. ] Van Low Geo,
WIN Allison, YIN Smy h.J Sorvay, Grauniss, Son
d Brothers. and Andrew @cCny.
Scr Philadelphia Powrs, from New York, bal
last.
SIoop Eliza hilca, Mlhm. from New York. sun.
dries 10 Davenport. ANlnr& CO.
Schr Virginia, CuamDs. from Philadelphia with
sundrics. 10 G. r T. lin. Jiarv g. Son A w Noliinr.
6 NJ Mitchell, W Palm. II Tvrcr, II y billiard, !
Parker. Nun-Lcw & c., c Ellie. w rham g.
MrGrud"r y rcyton. n ny Hubbard s. Gardner.
II Nelson, | T'chcrc Bray J Allen, ir. Il /
Smt II y SouNay & Bruthc s. J Brsher. :
Pu'ucy. ! Gimme aud..ucast,. o. DENLY
SopD Suuc .Iur. -----, from York River. with
corn TO Wcr h.m g. NGruG.r.
SLED.
@chr WIN. Toll ury, for New York, with
wheat,
Schr Camhcr,nc. Nv. Tor Boston. with coal
Schr DO II. ----. o. Norfolk. wr.b coal
Seasoned White OoSiarcs and Heading for
IOicco Kegs
WISH % purchase ln0Nntc Oak slaves viii, the ust1r
proportion Of I,ldurer which the highest rrcc will r.
Cvru Uhry bc well stoucd, and delivered atuv factory
icp l7.c0it ~ NID BAR LAY
hlmanjS for 1881.
vyNHE Christian luau1c Ecns aud Farmers Ncsscrc,r.
German Calendar; Ntnrl and North Carolina Almanac;
Ci,ncp's and Farmers ihrac- fo5 sale nv
{ gen = COLLINS & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
1-t5-.I-I-1FE-',7'- -
ToSTsCApT.

The following is the transcript, of letter received
by merchant in this City, fror New York, who has
been kind enough furnish rs vitn it. How it come.
or to what credit entitled. we are NOT prepared to
say. Another is that tn infan, Duke Of Dor
deaux is King, and the Duke O Orleans, Regent. The
failure of the mail, is a mos, se'ous grievance.
"NEw YORK, Sept. ID, 1850
"We have Liverpool accounts TO 9TH ult VIA Boston.
Flour IS 51'.-luty for t,aircck reduced to g., ST.
per hrl The Helen Of 9th his arrived here as well Il
tho IIavrr Packet-me Of SAVING not ascertaincd
letters will not be up in time or this mail.
"Thc cities ot France were rendering their submis
sion 10 the Provisional Government without moro
acknowledgements l. the 9Th from Paris
Charles the y has gone to 'herbourg it is said TO
embark for the {. States
"Ihc Liverpool accounts sc not Of nature 70 raise
the rates OF Flour, a''houa that which acar at
hand likely to do well.
"Whcat in this city N. Yrk} 30 100 cts Flour,
, |. g a 81 dollars -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
bIGGER'S PRI1S OPFIcB

D. GRIND Consolidated Lott-ry, 40. Q,
D'd"ihg 70 De received TODAY at .cl,et -;
a. purchase or reoew in the ei,tras, NJ lA,o
no R.sls aoteI. Pot o cS-A as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
MANAGERS OVRICR

lG craving OF me Grand Consolidated Bc,ta,r
GAS NO o will DO received To-An%
a. "e'0ek, IN hme to reDew in tho I,sn,.i
swamp, which draws in the afternoon, al half r"s.
O'Clock, of the same day. o" Pass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

j. Dismal Swamp Can,l Lottery, Clos, No a
10 10, oe orawn TO-DAY, at the bgIs Hotcj. A.
haIL past o'clock IN the af ctnonn o'' at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

w ,a ',''su 70 me Ja' oi Charles City County, rs a
L"na"ay on the l5lh OF July Ia. a 1crro "a Il 49,,
@ s"sy OF DARK brown complex on, about 81 wears old
" inches h,gI, Jumps much ~ hIs gaii Fsrr
one OF me slaves allotted to AIRS Ann { Coi5n Vic ~
G oS" as part Of her dover, IN the Of Nn Iiobt
We" ", ana says ne has bought his from ,a,d Ionr
Inc iartof ihis runawsy's having s-rn cpnn,cJ -,
's reported to the corr; he has been valued and
T' ny Wet ORDER OF the l9th Of month d,,cr,.d
.ale OF Nun to be made forthwith sher the time scJ -
@ GU Ia" oeern advertised required by law ey vr5s Of
s''aI sell the sad runaway the Court IJ,r.s ~
aes ny County, on the third THURSDAY in Orr,hs, 80,
s ne oi Tue month, aUd court day for said county
- ''-N+"- HM TYIER Sbr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
Practical Book keoping.

NJ tARPENTIER re,pec,f,ty - - ,
e.rs 80 w.. he mas aiken i;oon, mex, door to
oaA.' winch he has fitted up Tor the p,,roo,- g LS'a
ien i, jnrood n ~ practical manner which the srn
sdnus complicated iorms-oy DouLie Emf, H. on us
4" every one engaged in comrnosciaI ou,,,,. 49,, ,
ing neglected subject OF regular entries of n.,c ,, n aho
tons Is OF vital importance without, c,,," hsnsac-
&C. i most serious consequences fen en,ue Ns o VI
10 business, for the of his Enowle-c @ NaGy men
leave the mana ement OF their concerns 10 o"peied to
vi "u 'inS to Their fidelity without POSSESSING anu
Tans oil testing the of their prnceed7,y ent
ded Is 'e" OF instruction, the above easily rene.
Is, The merchant, under specific name !, i,,,o.,,.,
domestic business, which he conducts for tb,ss IA
a., "'e' and closes hrs hooks, as:s aod in1pyo,.d
ID the Merchant, then take. o,r,n., and anita.
v,cn Cyo""is'on and Special Coparl.yski business
wnch nc conducts for four monas al the clos. Of ,, %
nto his own 49, ne merchant then taxes business
,s "anos, settles with his retiring partner GAYS hin,
The ry hun OF Prnns and capital furnished
r. Nloe VIZ be rendered exceedingly srnnIe
of lessons each ''' O'''eS'ci second soreisn;
Houfs OF instruction between C & "a M-aDa- sopu
'"."','a'''h IRON Committee IF Gentlemen al
1 rtsISeg % one % .Vr. Cs classes IN BaHi,nore
MI Carpenter, gentleman fron New Wv r unuer
r w. 90 os' eheeriuy express unqualified apor,baI,o
ys'eT OF instruction ~ that very useful ART, a. we'll as
our communication Of skill and Of his uTacr,i r. as
ana pleasing method H. teaching II, ' r'l'I"0us'
having the various hooks prepared IN his ham, a., @
o sep by step through drsren, arrmen,s Of ,bs &
- eairy from the opening tie closing of accnun;.
EsaP he auxiliary hooks such a. Cash Co. 81 Poass 20
~ 'o"', &c, which mpresses the science -on M. ,,.,
au' enables hm only understand b,t tn 90 ,bs
Sheets, &c - "'e ""''e ny balance
pc 'a' 'nauy young may avail themselves of the
opportunity no" afforded perfect Their EIDE in b,ac
yer, ana useful 10 an ''F'' 'S"' 10 the law
Edward HiGckey, ESQ. Ja,,rs paL,.,. r
Geo Gordon Cell, Esg ! 81 Go I,H man. nan, Esq
SlrCii~,naI(I; L,i >, ID u Prince, Principal Of the
Nm. Gideon E.q iS1e'e Acacemy.
-. .EerciGHIs.
WIN McEn ArnL,,s. , ~:
Geo. R-mscn, W., -. "''er
J5.,i ! ~ ,,us, Jun Edward Cockry,
tsS.. "",.>' Francis Jones,
William w Kane PTarr Iann,
ALEX ,DTIA
Thomas " Smith Josaab Soil,
Samuel n. Jauncy, 'Tbom5s po,a." ".''
I 'SIe''-" " IiS0n, George Mason
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

Holasses and Oil
2kA Hhds N est india Mu!asses and
~ Is barrels Tanners Oi-land,pg to-5,,.
-, sa'I ny LEWIS WEBB g. Co.
EGr 1H4STs Oh Soap, and Sugar.
IA 40 6bs Tanners Oil
E% ~ Y GGEe" !, u -!d'Osrger's' No. soap
100 boxes Windsor and fancy so,D.
sep ! Ut DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
TODAY

o- GrHaH Consolidated l. tasry, Ma g,
D'awng TO De received THIS. BAY A. o,,
IN ia lIme to purchase or renew IN tbs o., Q csoek
O'Clock, al the Eagle Hoiei - "'" Psse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

american, English & German QaiIls-
"o bales and one case Quils of rood
Suan'y' at various prices, but cheapArec.ived
sept II - - NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
PENN tSCTfH

niT L wal also give Instruction m this usaG -, , Ma
" H-rt@ ant angular Sisfoory sgstsy7; ci has be,
.'sn' WIN Eeat success New Yors Boston and rh7sd,l
P recently; which gives TO Ladies raplf and f,sbiora,s
sye "runs; TO Gentlemen, expressly adsped to ner-
Cd"e pursuits by tins mode pupils are taurbt to a, ,
' elegance to write perfectly straight without lines and
greater freedom than any system laugh, So .rea
t 'cmeni that eight lessons fen vroic.s eo
a ~0-'- ''"' NII'e '1!eH
4 - engages To render then accomplished writer's ho,ve
neI ='Ve may ha Their original writing IN II le,nu,-Is.,
specimens his Office " - '-S''"' N7oo
t'"s OF instruction for Gentlemen between and II A NJ
auG . ana 4" 7. III. For Ladies beIveen II and , = NJ
cor i"Hner particulars auply at the office
o As REFERENCES Mr & will give the first families in
Certificate fran .4tccd1Gyid.
Le undersigned having witnessed the r,pid pro.ess ~
oef OF Lsie' and GenIenen under Instruction of Mr.
Capen'ef IN wnnns do chseriy acknoa Isdge that hs n
strIrts u "a ., 80 1850 so '"-
Tu' asS'gn OF obtaining 'at veEy Tnportan, art Yh
10 commence ia=feioEe, recommend Nr c To al
1870 ''''sfS''>ao.e accomplish
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
CAPT. AL q

IL tiokt's -, halves so, quarters ! %.
TO, sale at the Lottery 81 B7ossans. O.Sessf
THO b AGGRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
SPLENDID SCHHNR

-. nc. &c. &c.
Whole tickets S5-halvcs2 5o-ouarte,, q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
LEATHER.

800 SIDES soal leather. varlous orol,,ios e. ,-;-
'Uo 90 upper leather wax.d and rnssaip"t.s
".o oy OTIS. DUNLOP g 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
CAPITALS.

Whole tickets S5-halves 2 5O-ouar,cr. a.
II Orders addressed to YArEs g. M'INrpr airI
be promptly attended to, aud the drav;ro,, ~, WI
adycnturers when requested sent 10
sep W YATES 81 MCINTYRE, MnnQers
\ hAiHER.-l50 sides Of heavy oak
nncd Soal Leather, ior salc, by
s." JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
CAPITALS,
h'0AetS ~ halves ? so, quarters ! ?
Virginia State LOTTERY

nSWhg VIII take place at he Bugia Hotel r,n
DAh at half past O'clock p M 'i' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

THE Christian luouac iEcn's ADD Fauucr's Ncsscrr,r.
German Cn'cndar Nnl and North Carolina Almanac;
Cnzrn's and Farmers ilrlr- f0J sale nv
s,n = COLLINS & co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
MRS POYAI,I.


RALKIoH, March 4--On Friday list, our t"i
was Visited by Mrs. Anne Royal, author Of d"
Tcnnesseean, Black Book, Pennsylvania ~
etc. Her fame had long since reached Us "'
her arrival Immediately threw our 'r'nq'I me-
tropolis in commotion. Many visited her aAs
others seemed DESTROYS OF avoiding her !, "
apprehensive Of having their names sonspN''
ousiy inserted in The Black Book All who Nv
her affirmed that they had never seen her Us;
before; and all who came within the rang y
her colloQuial powers, we're fully fon'''I ~
that she welded weapon equally IS gosS"
as her pen. She is now on her grand D w =,
ern tour, which she purposes extending =" g.
as New Orleans.-Yesterday morning s., :, =,
this for Fayet'vilIe; whence she will p'0'e''
Charleston, via. Wilmington. -.
Just before her departure we recsissa W.,
her the following fla,tering note 10 0''e''''
and fellow citizens:
Mas. RorAII, about to &ke her departure >.
Raleigh, begs leave to tender to Mes'rs. ia'feas.
Lcmsy her grateful scknowIe lgement tor 'ien r ~,
teous attention She would nave been Plea','",s
taken them by the hand; but not seeing mem -;ys.
her friends, she seizes the only alternative o.
them, and, through them, the citizens Of h.eS"
days Of heightened happiness and prosperity
Raleigh. March 3, 1880"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

THE MINT.-On the 5lh inst Mr.. NJ Druu
from the Committee OF Ways ard Mr.n n,
ported bill authorizing the sale Of The eros,d,
aud Improvements now occupied by the Nix,
Of the United States, and the application d
the proceeds of such sale to he proposed q.
tension Of the establishment of the Mint Thu.
bill was accompanied by the following rp5a,
The Committee of Ways and Means have hnd uaas
consideration the resolution referred 10 them reLt,
to the extension of the mint Establishment and IN
leave to submit the following Report: The sun d
Sl20, 00y was appropriated in 1929 to defsy ID, d,
pense of ensrging The buildings and Of e1endngAs
establishment generally This appropriation was gn,
ed with the express condition that the sum eIpent
or contracted to be expended, in completing the vol
contemplated, should not exceed the sum sppropr,
ed. The agents of the Government were hsj,tsa
ly and expressly admonished not to prof, sl,n.
of improvements which should involve, either fUn d
extent the style of its execution, the expenditure
a sum larger than $4,000. Notwithstanding hen
monion, the Director of the Mint has couueOca
the work upon scale and in sly lie which siIimdH
an expenditure ofSi70, 600 to complete and ask nov
an additional appropriation Of So 900. The committee
are of opinion that il would be incxpedien 10 giant be
additional appropriation solicited It appears, hOEn.
err, that the sum Of Sl20 900 was granted exienh
existing establishment at the place where il IS noFS
uated but that il has been found expedient to chg
the location, by purchasing site in different pLte-
The consequence will be, that the grounds nov octt
pied by the establishment, with their Improvement
will be sbandoned and as this has rendered necesa
ry to purchase other grounds, perhaps Of eqaaTht
the committee think it proper to authorize the 50.
the grounds and improvements now occupied H
Mint. and the application of'he proceeds Of ,uth az
to the purpose Of the proposed extension OF hsss@
lishment; and to this end they report bill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

day Of the week, 10 which the niro,;,.
Committee object, and which is mos, ~ ~ !oG;
10 the petitioners. 10 this s,aru,. ). 'aeas'.
seen, palpsb,e encroachment On The =, - one.
conscience. II either drive. everys .sm Of
feels hmself morally bound to obs.rvs ~. shs
bath in religious manner. from N. ,, ms sh.
his country, and equal psr.iei2aions !, ,I ','f
vors, or subjects him to the hard term. "" =. Ia
naming in Office a, the expense of hi, VI y: Il
pies. 1t is freely acknowledged that ,b. r .
Of necessity and mercy are no, forbidden. WI. .V1a
the transportation Of the mail on Sund,,' ~. y. y
De justified on that ground, (Which is no s'a,'
miited) it cannot BIZ commended, ,ha, the w.. ~
ing open Offices, where no mail arrive, a, $
day, is the work Of necessity. WY
The arguments which have been u,,.,,
the transportation Of The mail, &c. on ,hs S S.s "
bath, are mainly derived from comm. N'
convenience, aud from alledged deran.,m.'.
business md intercourse. This doc,rins NV
tates against the FIRST principles Of oou mo ~1
If these are impor,an, at all, hey are param,,.,
to the claims Of expediency: but this plea m,s.
them su6servient to the pressure OF VOL
business, and converts them into mere
tons Of profit and loss. 7"
Granting the prayer Of the petitioners -.
no, interfere with the religious FEELINGS q, -.
science Of any portion of the citizens; be,a.
they ask no service to be perform d, no ~"
cipe IL be professrd. /, is only asked Il,
certain duties be not required "a Certain A.,
Were il imposing any service, or requiring y
profession Of any opinions, those who's. ri
gious sentiments we've different mich, mad,
complain. Blu, he who conscirp,iou,ly b-ii,.
that I've is bound TO observe The seventh T., /
the week, in religious manner, Can ha,, i,
just reason to complain; because Go,,ru.r
take. nothing from him, in permitting alcaa
es of ciizrns to observe the frs, day Of 4, |
week, as day of religious rest. The Il,
would be quite different, cid the p,,il,s |
resting on that day, impose any thing orr,
class OF citizens, contrary 10 their consciu,
Therefore,
RESOLVED, Tina, il is expediepi to gran, IL
prayer ofthe petitioners.
,VM. McCREERY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
For Sale.

"A Sober, careful, and expert carriage dnse' - ,,s
N active brisk dining room servant, aoou. ~tb j.
of age I. will sell to good master, toge'ne,
wife aged about 20, with male child IL mon.
The woman is neat seamstress, and been .ee =, tn
to cleaning out house. Foe terms, enquh.
Printer mN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

Mr.. E FORREST arrived in this cry '''t,,
ming. He recovered the trunk stole" 'Io"I y, ~,
near Boston. Mr.. F will play Mftsno''r rs
week. a, the Arch stree, Thea.re.-rH" "
Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
New Orleans Molasses.

New orleans MOldSboo'
40 Hogsheads New Orleans molasses, saP." e..
l% any ever before in the District, received J"
Erie, from New-York, for sale by ,,.G
march l2-(W. r. &P.S)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
- .s'Otice.

A SALE OF NEGROES-men, womsn' az ,o 8,
"A dren will take place at Mr.. Cats la'e'''
End, on MUND7Y, The 18Th Of March.
march -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

IN making men beiter-in correcting their
nrac,ices 6y purifying their hearts! Govern
men, will nro,ect them in their efforts. when
,bev shall have so instructed the public mind,
and awakened the conscirnces OF Individuais,
az 10 make them believe that II is violation
of God's.law to carry the mail. open post ON.
ces. or receive letters, on Sunday, the eVi! OF
which they complain will cease OF itse'i, WIN
out an, exertion of the strong arm o. cish pow
err. When man undertakes &c ne Gods aveh
ger, he becomes demon. Driven by the rem
" of a religious zeal, he loses every genue
feeling; forgets the mosvsaered precepts Of MS
creed: and becomes ferocious and unrelenhng
Our fathers did not wait 10 be oppressed
when the mother country asserted and exei-
cised an Moons tu ional power over them
To have acquiesced in tax Of three pence up
Don pound of Tea, would have led the way to
the mos, cruel exac'ions; they. took bold
stand against the principle, and liberty and I'M
dependence was the result. The petitioners
have not requested Congress 10 suppress Sum
day mails upon the ground OF political expedi.
ency, but because they violate the sanctity Of
the frs, day Of The week.
This being the fact, and he petitioners hav'
ing Indignantly disclaimed even The wish TO
unite politics and religion, may not the Com
mittes reasonably cherish the hope, that they
will feel reconeieG to its decision, in the case;
especially as i, also fact, that the counter
memorials, equally respectable, oppose The in
reference of Congress, upon the ground that
il would be lrgisla,ing upon religious subject,
and therefore unconstitutional
Resolved That the Committee be discharged
from the further consider alton Of The subjecI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
Notice TO LnAertakers.

hNfOIICE is hereby given. that on the 18Th
M day Of May neIt, the Undersigned, com
posing the building committee OF Randolph
Macon College, 10 the town OF Boydlown,
Meckenburg county, will proceed 10 enter IN
TO contracts Tor the erection OF the centre bull
ding Of said coege-lhe same to be of brick
aud not To exceed in cost thirteen thousa nd
dollars. Also, onr of brick, intended for the
preparatory school house TO the college, the
cost of winch shall not exceed fifteen hundred
dollars.
II. Is intended so 10 construct the centre hui
ding that II may hereafter be conveniently ad
ded TO and such undertakers as may think
proper 10 do 50, are requested TO furnish the
subscribers, either on the day, or before.
with drafts for buildings on the most improved
plan, las II respects durability neatness, plain
ness ana convenience adapted 10 the sppro
pIlaiionS. HEZ. q. Leigh,
JOHN w. LEWIS,
JAMES SMITH,
MATHEW NJ. DANCE,
JOHN EARLY,
MOSES BROCK.
April % q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
a CARD

LIE AVING been absent from boc,s far soa.
n u Tune, 'ake lhis opportunity TO tender
TO my friends and the public generally. nv
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage ex,,n
ded To me during my absence. and hope | shall
enjoy n continuance of their fayors esprti aIly
whfn they are informed. ihaii have been on 10
the northern cities attending The Trade soies of
books at auction. and before knew what was
about became completely swallowed IN in
purchases, they being much larger han tx
peoted or wished aud having pres lousy. n
very heavy and we'll selected stock OF books ON
hand, ~hich,~ith my recent purchases will rem.
der my stock much larger than has ever been
Seen IN this part Of tue world perhaps I might
safely say, II Wilt be suffi eient 10 SUNNY The
State of Virginia NJ least. | am determined
therefore 10 offer them ri very reduced prices
and hope thereby 10 make Il To the interest of
INV friends a. the public generally 10 purchase.
My reeeai purchases consist of book. in eve
~ department OF Science, Religion aud Litsy4-
ime as well ms Lar, Medical, Hisioricai. Geo.
graphical. Biographical aud Misceiianeous
WorkT, aud finding my friends were getting
IN very Cody given way, before | leli home,
lake pleasure IN assuring them thai they have
not been forgotten, rs my purchases in Theo-
togicnl books amount To ten tmes more than 1
ever vontured in that description before. aud
hope therefore they will mol lei mc lose by II. n.
hm determined 10 sell them at reasonable pfi-
ces.
can assure the Ladies TIM, did No, forget
them either 10 my selscti4nB, Tor ~ addition 10
many tasteful aud elegant publications done 10
in the most splendid bindings, have purchas
I'D solely 10 please them. great variety ofihe
most beautiful aud choice fancy articles, such rs
rich, elegant engrarings ufall descriptions,
winch will arrive IN few days. many
OF which reprcseni the most superb viewa
aud scenery iba, eyes ever behcld having been
cxeculeo London by the most cslebrated mr.
lists. Also, drawing Instruments. Work Cases.
Paints, k'ce Paper, New Piano Music. &c he.
&c, which. depend ON u, can but please, md
hope they will do me tho favor to call aud look
nj them.
The public generally are solicited To call and
examine my stock, AS am determined 10 sell NJ
low prices ADRIAN X NORTH
April 90 II
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mhy send me from any par, III the United State,
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