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BACON, SALT. &c

HNHE subscriber has on hand, Immediate.
IL ~ opposite the Old Tan Yard, now oc-
cuPled by Mr.. John ID. Craven,
oOOO pounds prime Bacon
900 do. do. Lard
5OO do. Oak Tau'd Spanish Soal Leather
800 Cotton Yarn, superior to any / have
sold, at and pence pr Bunch
10 sacks Liverpool filled Salt, az S3 25
per sack-2O0 Loaf Sugar, good o'y.
hogsheads good Brown Sugar, 10 a
l2cents per pound
300 lbs green Coffee, first and Cd quality
300 Shot, at cents per single pound
:, and cts pr ID. by the bag.
A'so-half pint Tumblers and quart De-
canters, Crockery and Earthenware, Window
Glass 10 by IL, and by 10, Putty, Lamp
Oil, Sweet Oil and Castor Oil, Rice, Indigo
and Pepper, Nader and Copperas. BnneH
Raisins, Almonds and Figs, Scotch aud Mac.
coboy Snuff, pint and half pint Flasks, fine
Hats and coarse Shoes, Domestic Cotton
Cloth, Shad, Macksre and Herrinps, French
and Apple Brandy, Sweet and Dry MALAGA
Wine, Wbiskey aud Rum, Wrapping Paper
by the Ream, superior Writing Ink, Pepper.
mint, Cordial in bottles. Pr
August l3----2 JOSEPH BISHOP.
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NEGROES for SALE.

by virtue of a Deed of Trust
- executed to the undersigned. 5v
Ed'oin Conacay, on the second of Oc.
tober, 1927, and of record in The
Clerks office Of AlJemarle county.
wiH be soid, on the Second Mondav in
October neat, that being Aibemarle
Superior Court day, in front of the
Court house door Of said county, the
Slaves mentioned in SAID Deed, or so
many as may be necessary to satisfy
the purposes thereof, consisting Of a
Man, t'co Women, and several Male
and Female children.
The title as believed to be good, but
snch only as as conveyed By the Trust
'oiH DC made to the purchasers.
RICHA RID AZ. CHAPMAN.
September iO--6 Ct
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

Id +. BOYD & BROTHER will dis.
n spose of their stock of Hats and Shoes
ut worry reduced prices /; they have a great
many ofeach article, some of which are of
the best quality. Thoy will enumerate few
Of the prices, viz.
Black fur Hats, at g, 3, A, and SIS
Do do. best quality,
Ladies' best Prunella Shoes, 81 10
Do. I'd quality,
DO. Sd do. as
Childien's Shoes, 81 l-2 a so
Coarse Shoes, so IS
Morocco Shoes, so 90
They arc determined to sell off their pro.
sent Stock, and therefore will accommodate
persons who wish to buy, low for Cash"
N. Is. We have on hand a prime parcel oil
BACON d LARD-we believe it better
than usually met with, aud the price the
same as others sell for. b. & b.
August l3-2 If
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of parchments of a century old. Col. Burr.
is an acute and profound chancery lawyer
To that branch of the profession, his practice,
which is valuable, is chiefly confined. No
nan is equal 10 him in ferretting out old titles
and claims Of property, and in obtaining its
restoration to the rightful owners He con-
sidered however, the courts and practice in
New York as extremely intricate aud deiec
tive, rendered still more so, us the practice
OF the law is in general by the revised statute
system of this state. You may Judge Of the
correctness of his opinion on this point, when
you hear his declaration, that for sufficient
fee, he nigh, engage to keep a cause hung
up in chanccry for fifty years, if he lived that
long
1t is evident that Colonel Burr, although
he abstains from conversing much on the
subject, is no inattentive observer of public
affairs. Occasional illusions to them evinced
the interest which he still feels i'm the polit-
ical transactions of the country His manners
arc agreeable his habits regular; his de-.
pertinent easy and dignitied.
Upon the whole, he is an exceedingly in.
teresting man. far more virtuous than vicious,
and claiming the sympathies of every indi.
vidual capable of feeling the woes of others
He was gallant officer Of the Revolutionary
war; he was some time favorite citizen OF
the nation. A too ardent ambition, first I'M
folded in the contest with Mr.. Jefferson for
the presidency, and subsequently, displayed
in moro glazing colors by his enterprise for
the conquest Of Mexico, in violation of our
laws, plunged him from the heights of popu-
larity into the depth ofpolitical disrepute and
despair and he still survives, not as a Grim.
inal no. as one entitled to public reprobation
or private persecution; but as n monument
of the ruin which oven the suspicion of law
less views brings on the most talented states.
men In this country"
A letter from Fayetteville, IN. CO.
to gentleman in N York, dated Odd
August, after informing of his safe ar.
rival at that place, says, after the storm
of the 10th aba,ed, and we got back &c
Cape Hatteras we passed a small schr
called the Rising Sun, Of Washington
IN. CO. drifting with the tide, withoa
soul on board-half full of water, ant
her spars and rigging all torn and float
ing around her. A brig from Havana
for New York, with sugar and consid
cradle specie, was sunk off Wilmington
The crew escaped in their boats. 4
schr. was also sunk at the same time
There is one ship. three briggs and tw'
schooners ashose near Wilmington
Two of the briggs are from the West In
dies: with salt Several houses wer,
blown down in Wilmington, and
great deal of other damage done.
Richard Yates. Treasurer of tn,
New York Site Colonization Society
at Albany, acknowledges the recep
of donations 'to'tbe amount.of $I2O7
from different societies and individuals
OF this sum $500 was enclosed in al
anonymous letter, post marked Cleve
land, Ohio. The name of the doner il
not known.
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ENHE subscribers have Just received a
TO PRINTERS.

ME Subscriber offers for sale on reason
III able terms the Printing Establishment,
recently employed in publishing the works of
Mr. Jefferson, consisting of two cast iron
medium presses, one standing press, also cast
IRON, oigreat power, type, chases, metal fur.
nIture, press boards &c &c. IF immediate
ly disposed of, credit will be given until the
LIST of January next.
FRANK CARR.
July 800 If
Printers will confer favor giving the
above one insertion
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REMOV AL.

THE undersigned, haDing removed
IL has Wheeh0rfgM Shop from
the Stand on Main Street, Charlotfes-
Uite, at present occupied by has bro
ther, Henry NJ. Vote, as a Grocery
Store, to a House on The Street leaG-
ing directly South from aohere he for
merty done business, and in ,ohich Mr..
Summerson lately had his Carpenters
Shop, is no,o prepared to execute all
pork in has line in n faithful and
'oorkmanlike manner, and on reasona-
bile and accommodating terms. Pune
tual attention to all orders that he may
be favored 'oith, and prompt execution
at them may be relied on A share of
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. GEORGE w. WOLFE.
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REMOV Al.

"a NbE subscriber respectfully informs the
"a citizens of Charlottesville and the pub
lie in general, that he has removed his Ono
Gerry STORE to the house opposite Mr.. Ca
seys and formerly occupied by Joseph Bish-
OPP, and a few doors west Of Isaac Raphael's
store: lie returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for the very liberal
encouragement he has heretofore received,
and hopes for continuance of their favors.
lie keeps constantly on hand large ond
general assortment Of Groceries, Liquors,
&c. II. NJ WOLFE,
august 2O-s Main IT. Charlottesville.
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Also
JUST RECEIVED

"A FRESH supply Of the best Green
IA Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Salt,
Iron, 10 barrels of prime Whiskey, Read
and Armstrong; fresh
Troy Ale.
A fresh and constant supply of GROCE.
RIES, too tedious to mention.--.4iso-A
constant supply of nice white Corn Meal,
Bacon, Oats, &c. Also
Carryall, with top to it and harness
complete for travelling-low for Cash.
$500 feet of Pine Plank Terms low for
Cash, opposite the Stone Tavern, Main st.
Charlottesville. SAMUEL THOMBS.
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William w. Gray's

n INVALUABLE ludkins' Ointment, pre-
u pared according to instructions from DIR.
William Judkins of Ohio.
williamsburg, July 10, 1880.
90 MIR. VIM. w. GRAY-Dear Sir: Mrs. Bingham
oil TINS place has used no less than Is bottles of Jud
kns' ointment, and cerunly with the most evident
auVantage. AS she Is poor woman, and my pro-
essioha services, from that consideration, gratui-
ous as, too, her case IL of all others, eminenty cal
cuiated to give II successful uncommon reputation to
the ointment, I am desEous to continue nv experi-
mental practice and have request that your inter
est ana humanity will present her, through me, with
snree additional bottles that perfec, cure may be eff
iected. Like the rest ,f my brethren, decided
enemy 10 what are t,rmed quack medicines :" of
every description hut really the wonderful effects
produced by your ointment; have completely removed
every thing like distrus, to its value in relation to
suffering humanity. Mrs. Bingham case was one of
three years standing, having hitherto bated all the
professional skill Of Dr. Gait, and myself, and presen-
Jung mass of liberation constantly renewing itself
from the middle of her face quite down TO the umbl-
Gus, stretching at the time, the tob of each
humerus; along the cerical vertibrg. In all my
practlce never saw any thing like it, nor did Dr.
Gait from his own declaration, ever witness any SINH
lar occurrence The disetse attacked, too, her right
nano IN similar manner and in similar manner,
resisted applications retrd its progress Such was
the situation Of Mrs Bingham, that of your lar
gest boltes would merel! last four days, so much
ointment did 1t require. Her hand is now perfectly
healed, so far rs the morb humour concerned and
have no doubt but the r,dty of the joints will in
snort time, be overcome TO enable her to use il
with freedom. The hand from being bent as il were
IN Knot, IS now nearly straight. Her SYSTEM from
"a es,. W uo oAutWest ueBIee OF emaciatlon
and loathsomeness is now rapidly regaining It's for.
mer healthy appearance ; and have no doubt but
three bottles will effect complete cure. ask YOU
then, IN the name Of humanity and in that of your
own interest, 10 furnish this poor woman without
charge, with this number of bottles. ! will continue
ooVerook the case, and S when the cure effect
ed, give you certificate that will establish on the
hrmest foundation, the just pretensons of your oint-
ment to the highest reput1ion.
am, respectfully, yours, Sc.
5. S. GRIFFIN.
0T-The above mentioned lady has been furnished
with the ointment requested and so will other persons
who may require il under similar circumstances
w. w. G..
For Sale by JAS. T. BARCLAY.
~; IN
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Carryall and Horses

5-,fOR SALE. The UNDERSIGNED
has oery good CarryaH, ,oith
Harness complete tor tpo HOrses, and
two excellent acork Horses, both young,
which he mould sell on oery accommo-
dating terms.
La WRENCH T. ca TLETT.
Sept. I0--6 If
~. B. Should L not be at home, par
ttcutars an regard to the Horses and
CmyyaN wiU be made knoun by Mr..
George Iooie, ID. r. Lacy, or v. W..
SouthaH, Esq. The Horses and Car
ryaH may be seen at my Mothers.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

Owe are authorised to announce
T. w. GlLMER as candidate to
represent the county of AIbemarle in
the next General Assembly.
GIVE are authorised to announce
RICE w. WOOD as candidate to
represent the county Of Albemarle in
the next General Assembly.
GIVE are authorized TO announce
DR.. CHARLES COOKE as a candi-
date at the ensuing October Election,
to represent the Senatorial District,
composed Of the Counties Of Albemsrle,
Nelson and Amherst.
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Randolph's Reports, SC.

TEyHE Subscriber is agent tor the sale of
u books published by authority of the
State, and has on hand at the Richmond
prices, Randolph's Reports, in vols, Leighs
] vol at $3.50. Hennings Statue at large,
Gilmers Reports, large and elegant Maps of
Virginia. For sale for cash only
c. p M'KENNIE
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TRUST SALE OFLAND.

virtue oil Deed OF Trust, ex-
Ab ecuted to the undersigned, on
the 23d day of August 1924, by Will
liam Campbell, Jr. and Of record in
the Clerks Office of the COUNTY
Court of Greenbriar, shall sell, to-
the highest bidder. for ready money.
on the fourth Monday in September
next, at Orange Court house, that
being Court day, two Tracts OF
Land, lying, being, and situate in
the county Of Greenbriar, or so mucK
thereof, as may be sufficient to sa-
tisfy the purposes of said deed.
Acting as trustee, such title only
will he conveyed as is vested by the
trust.
JAMES BARBOUR, J.
August 6~-l ids
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40 ACRES.

Its length is much greater than the
width, which can be conveniently di.
Vided into two tracts of equal size, pos.
sessing advantages nearly alike. The
creek mentioned above, runs the whole
length of the and, and nearly through
the centre, and is sufficiently large for
grIst or saw mill, with a good and
suitable site for building, which can be
effected at a very trifling expense
all the materials being very convenient
particularly rock, Of an excellent quail
ity, which can be had oman eminence
within 100 feet of the place, and rolled
to the spot for building with very little
labor. There is cleared land from 100
to 100 acres, part Of which is very
good, the other has been injured by
repeated cultivation, but can be easily
reclaimed by proper management, it
being well adapted to clover wheat sc.
all the balance is heavily timbered with
pine and oak, 60 or 20 acres of good
tobacco land, and about the same of
bottom, suitable for meadow.
This tract has many advantages to
recommend it, such as healthy stu
alton, abundantIy supplied with good
water, an excellent range for cattle,
&c, and a convenient market.
VIM. B. PHILIPS.
July $40 If
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NOW is THE TIME.
BARGAIN may be had and

AZ bAhGAIN may be had, and II
IA required, credit of one, two
and threee years, on early application
to the subscriber in charlottesville, in
the purchase of a Tract of Land on A
dams'Creek in the County of Fluvanna,
being Immediately below Major Temp
MISUNDERSTANDING his land and others.
distant from Charlottesville, about | 1
miles, and within two Of the Union, and
MIR. Campbel's Merchant Mills, a navi-
gablefork of the James River. This
tract contains BY q late snrreu
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

The following Lines were written by
young Lady of Hudson, N. Y. and are highl
credltablo to tho poetic talent of tho fair a,
thorcss
THE WIFE.
g She huns her white arms around him-thou art
that this poor heart can cling to-"
III COULD have stemm'd msfortunc's tide,
IL And borne the rich ones sheer,
Have braved the naughty glance Of pride,
Nor shed a single tear;
could have smiled on every blow
From iife's full CULVER thrown,
While might gaze OH thee, and know
should not be alone.
oouid-l think could have brooked
Fen Tor time, that thou
Upon my fading face hadst looked
With less Of love than now;
Yor then should at least have felt
The sweet hope still my own,
To win thee back-and whilst dwelt
On earth, not been alone.
But thus to see, from. day TO day,
Thy brighrning eye and check,
And watch thy life sand waste away
Unnumbered, slowly, meek
To meet thy smile of tenderness,
And catch the feeble tone
OF kindse,s, ever breathed tn bless,
And feel, IN be alone
To mark thy strength each hour decay,
Aud yet thy hopes grow stronger,
A., filled with heaven-wa trust, they cay,
Earth may not claim thoo longer -
Nay, dearest, tits too much-this heart
Must break, when thou art gone
II must not be, we may not part,
1 could not live alone.
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NOTICE.

NNHE connection of the Subscriber with
n the Virginia Advocate has. for some
years past, compelled him to limit his practice
as Physician for the most part to Char
louisville and its Immediate vi1inity. That
connection is dissolved 81 he will again re-.
sumo the practice of Medicine on as large q
scale as the patronage of his friends aud the
public will allow him to do.
FRANK CARR.
July 800 II
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NLUE Letter and Writing Paper--4O
-zp Reams received and for sale low
oy E. WATTS.
September, $50. 3,
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NOTICE.

TEHHE Copartnership formerly existing
n between LANE 81 EDDINS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and the
business will in future be conducted by
THOS. w. LANE.
THOS. w. LANE,
LAYTON s. EDDINS.
Earlysville, August 10, 1896 81
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Flour. Oil and Leather

Flour, Oil and Leather.
ENAMILY flour, and tanners oil for sale by
HI the barrel, also beefs tallow and bees
wax,a parcel of nice waxed upper leather with
a superior lot Of oak tanned soal leather; also
negroes brogues for sale low Immediately
opposite Mr.. John ID. CraveD's tannery bv
JOSEPH BISHOP
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NOTICE.

a LII sums due 10 the Establishment Of
"a the Virginia Advocate prior 10, and IN,
clu ling the present publication Of the paper,
either for Subscription Advertisements or
jobs are payable to the Subscriber only, OF
his authorised collector, VIM. X. Carr An
immediate paymeD, Of all sums duo, is ear
nestly requested.
FRANK CARR
July 1910 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24
SAL HRATUS.

a. AL HRATUS is a preparation from
~ the well known article Pearl Ash
purified and highly charged with Carbonc Acid Gas,
fixed air.)
"A cooling and agreeable saline draught is made bv
dissoivmg small Iea-spoOnfu ofthese salts in water
and adding thereto table spoonful of Lemon Juice
or good vinegar, to neutraze the same, producing
strong efferyescence.
The salutary effects of this medicine are well know
In allayng the pretenatura heat thirst attending
levers While this article bene la! to heath il is
grdteia To the palate and may he substituted for the
spa and Soda Waters, as a constant drink in sultry
weather, forming an agreeable beverage.
III correcs acid in the stomach, and consequently
TENDS 10 prevent Dyspepsia and oppression especially
u taken au hour after eating and we know Of no
acine whose use may be PERSISTED in with less ncon-
venience. Nor is it less useful for Culinary purposes
the purpose Of yeast eggs in making cakes bread
puddlngs, &c. light. IL will also sweeten cream or
uough when little changed. IL impans to Cyder
the life and brlancy of Champaign.
IL ls an invaluable article for ship masters long
voyages at sea, as a preventive Of the Scnrvy The
so mat may be safely transported to any part Of the
word. Sold by GEO. PULLING 4 co.
ME subscribers have just received
n supply of the following articles -
Cologne Water in various sIapes-Perfumed Oils
Lavender Water in fancy bottles,
ba'n Oh Damascus for the growth Of hair,
Cephalic Snuff for head ache,
hroibatlc salts for do.-Chetenham Salts,
. Lees Essence of Mustard for the cure of Rheuma.
usm, Govt, Lumbago, Palsy, White Swelling Numb.
ness, Sprains, Bruises, &c.
Lees Mustard Pills for do--Cough Drops
ogether with an additional supply of Drugs Medi-
c,nes Paints, Dye stus, and general assortment of
pure wines. GEO. PULLING e. Co
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NEW BOOKS.
Shepherds Improved,

Shepherds Improved,
NORMERLY Judkins' Patent Specific
Il Ointment, for the cure of White Swell
lings; Sore Legs and Ulcers, Rheumatic
Pains; Sprains and Bruises old and fresh
Wounds Scalded Head Ring Worms
letter, &c. &c.
We have received parcel of the above to
sell on commission, from John III. Eustace,
Richmond, which may DO relied on as genu
inc. Certificates of numerous extraordinary
cures and directions for using the ointment
accompany each jar.
P. +. BOYD & BROTHER
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NEW NOVELS.

bAUL Clifford and Falkland by the au
n thor of Pelham The Lost Heir and
many other sew novels just received by
C. r. M'KENNIE
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JUST RECEIHED

JUST RECEIYED
sen SACKS of Liverpool filed SALT,
%O and for sale at So so per sack Also,
Ten barrels new FAMILY FLOUR, which
will be warranted good, at 81 so per barrel,
by II. Nj. WOLFE
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JAMES BARBOUR, Jr.
August 6--l ids
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Valuable Farm for Sale.
|TENHE subscriber, being anxious to re.
H. move to the West, offers for sale the
land on which he now resides, containing
l52 Acres.
This tract is part of the Gale Hill farm,
formerly owned by Dabney Minor, deceased,
situated about 6 miles north of Cha-Iottes.
vile on the north fork Of the Rivanna River
About 100 Acres are cleared, under good
fences, and in a high state of Improvement,
sufficient quantity of good meadow ground,
with 30 or 40 acres Of first rate, inexhausti-
BILE low ground. The uncleared land is of
strong quality and we'll adapted to rearing
Tobacco. For farm ofits size none can be-
found of better land in the county The i'm
provements are, comfortable dwelling
house, go by % feet with cellar the whole
length; stables, barn, tobacco houses, &C.
Terms will be accommodating
Also
My House and Lot in Char lottesville, at pre.
sent occupied by Turner Jones-siiuated on
the Main street, and we'll suited for merchan.
die ofany kind, with fertile garden and
comfortable dwelling for family
ALBERT G. QUARLES.
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POETRY
"yALLow, wn,rrvKRrrr TOUCHES"

The following Lines were written by
young Lady of Hudson, N. Y. and are highly
credltabo to the poetic talent of the fair au.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

speech, nsy the gift Of s~loqucnce. to a.ser,
aud maintain those great interests for which
they are deputed by their constituents. Such
are the men who ought to represent us in the
next Legislature.
For our choice of delegates in the next
Legislature, feliow-citizens, five men present
themselves 10 our notice, nanely, John $.
Partertield, Levi Henshaw. David Holmes
Conrad. William Good and Thomas Davis
With the impartial, the disin,erested, andthe
intelligent, there can be no doubt who are hy
far the best qualified to represent US at this
crisis of our affairs. The Importance of the
occasion requires such men-the cxigencies
OF The times demand their ser,ices--and the
trimb'e and Frustrated condition OF the
country calls aloud for their efficient aid.
Thus, my fellow citizens, have | perform
Cd a duty ! owed 10 you aud TO my country.
Nth you IT remains TO perform y~ours-to
cast a die at the approaching election, which
when once cast, you can never recall.
BERKELEY.