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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

/ Hnsys.--I have seen one whose curiosity led
him to view the departure of this young. but tai
anted man. have seen what has been called
his diving confession, got up by set of rascals,
untrue from beginning to end, but printed by
some scoundrel to get money-tO gull the flats
He went unconfessng and unconfessed to the
pallows-showed indomitable hardhood-weut
to death As to bridal or feast Feelings, of pen.
itence were strangers to his bosom, and like the
stricken tiger he clenched the arrow which wound
ed him. But if he had feelings, he must have
thought of his poor father-Of his brother. who
probably followed his dishOnoured corpse to its
unhallowed sraye-of his living and unscathed
other one whose tears and reputation are alike re-
midess. however innocent, however pure may have
been his intentions. If his heart was uncaIloused,
ther;ver of wretchednessmusth have poured its mott
en- stream over his yong soul. As it was, | ques-
ton whether the PRAYER was prayed IN SINGER
ity. or whether repentance was at hand to throw
her shield over the errors and crimes of bad life
He went upon the scaliold as one who walks in
dreams The leap from time to eternity was An
UNDECIDED step, as the ship strikes on the unknown
rock. peeping above the wave of the ocean. He
had braced his nerves for death as the Indian en-
dures the torture. and sang in horrd melody. the
war song of his miserable departure, Gray hairs
of parent.-the young fraternal tear--the
bliuhted hopes of an honest path through an hon
est world, whereas if they had never been. and
reckless course of existence led to reckless ter
mination. Night. endless night. has fallen up.
on his rising sun. and let the gloom Of its murki-
ness be a warning to those who despise virtue,
and wed by case less ties, that sorcress, Uice.
BOst. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
Oyspepsy Cured d rreN en,eA
sAV. T. sUrNkkI having dlscovere!l

sNY r. sUrHEKl AID having discovered The
cause o AMI TIE remedy for, tins most diretul dis-
esp III IS his svrv c. 40 those who have suffered by
it, d,,r, ssns influence, for shor time ar ior Eany
yra-s ..
p. mas entire confidence in the remedy, i a!m'ns
tered agierabh Ia HI directions, not merely nom as
helicf ~ \, correctness OF IT. principles a. connected
" III the of yspep>y, but also from having pa'
III it witt comp e,e in very great "umhcr
~ mate cases in VIII ch tn patients have been at
A cted with me or nearly al: Of the following s'mp
toms, psin in the h, al; dizziness, vertigo; confusion
# mind a,teaded with JOSS oi mcm1r IisaSr eabl'
taste in the mouth; tinidty; melancholy rriabh''y;
loss of AZ pcti'c; ualises gnawinS IN the stomach
when en- i III elton Of the uurv,s; attended win
gen ri j, b,y aud loss OF encrg! chnes>i ,hect'o"
~ sight; so,lrnees burning OF the somacii hNneh-
CIV. pressure ON The stomach after meals, Producma
reat unva,n s. aud lisrc cold feet and hands; Ian.
,r:wc.Snt>s ,fthe stomach, ate NJ, wiih'o itihS
,c.d rgctation; uneasncs> in tie throat, with pam ~
the side or breast; ptpitstou; weakness aAG pan T.
the legs frcQu ut arb involuntary s'ghnsi HA"h'S 81
drop n>s; Irrc g!.r Of the bowels pam IL the b'cR
trrm,r dsur' disturbed sleep. , ,
Those pers IN, who If &c With any or all Of
the above mentioned. and consd = t'em e''s 'to.
rr.evou, 10 be born, !" respectfully commented
10 call ON Dr 5 b, whnmrhey confidently ASSURED
that his remedy vii eiitct speedy u" per"snr"' re
rt ard viii also prove pre-, entltive against the re
.u.n nf t,,. d,,ess, References 1iiI be ade to re
spectacle ladies' and gentlemen, residing 'h tn's CT
snd elsewhere, who have been b,nthttcd by the u.s.
OF ,h,s remedy
I DIR Sutherland may be seen at his oihce, NO q
wall rect, ever, DAY except SunGays) between w
N O'Clock; sud ut sll other Il nes at his residence
! No | IS Finn corner Of Grand street
| New York, Oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
Goals
J.hn G. MauGeN
yN1ls jus, received from the No'''er" C'e' IDS At
~ supply a.
H9RDW.4RE, CUTLERY, &c.

I,IUItI .fhl|, ~ <>A<>~1
selected b. hnsrIt winch. together WIN MS 'o'"e
stock mikes his assortmcntver! complete: co"'s
nf IVORY handle knives and forks in SETS buck ana '"r
nuck srfup do do doi brass ana 'f"',
.huvel an tongs double and single quo IRON r"'ihu
stock bolts; pboa-I, chest and gun iocks' Do''
hinges SC, VS. aud trunk ocksi p"n Pocke', ana 80
crr's nenknves; Shoe AMI butchers do brass anu
e.,iron andron,; panes, chIse's saws, g"uges af%"
inc knives and h,;hcte, butt, table, u L. II ana o'h'r
hinges; blacksm,hs files and rasps P'tsaw iandSA"'
cros,cut, safe edge and Aost fIe'i curtain pans, eo
mod. knobs and cotton and wnrsted webb. A'T,eV
Of coach lace, brlle bits, strTups, irons h"ck'rs'
,.r;oc mounngs, Jspaned and brass; p'a'e1 e's
mountnes plated moulding, plated. Britannia ana lro"
snoons; coffee mills tesboards and waters bellows
buttons, measuring tapes. ains, carpenters and coo
ne, adze, and concsi and brass Tenders: Plslea
and Britannia ware; butter prints. percussion caps
nowd,r asks, SHOT pouches, rnlrket and i"hc1 na'
Lcts lnIla table mats, oil cloth table mats COMBS
nocse usto,s, needles, razor straps, iro"e's et'
s,,cks, spade, an showers; hearth, shoe tsn'e hea'
sweeping. .us,iog scrubbi"s wall nsI' sl'''"s'
cloth and tooth brushes, plated asi common
H., received, a supply Of first gu lily SHOh
rYREdD, con,i ting of best bright c"ar'e Y'''"
bemp. baf bI, achsd and extra superhne bie@cheu'
sent 3O--eO3W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaADRL7, On. c.

ARRIVED. OCTOBER %,
Schr. Erie Bartram, New York; freight Tor
the District.
Sloop Diademia, Elkerton, Philadeiphia; freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Schr. Benjami,a. Franklin, Lish, N; York.
Schr. Ariel. Crowel, Philadelphia.
Steamboat, Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk.
-SSe-
Brig Alexandria, Howes, from this port arrrv'
ed at Boston i7th.
Schr Velocity, Hammond, for this port at lia'
ifay 10th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
y m Narper,

SHAVING been with ryctor SUTHERLAND OF New
El YORK tor some time, and practised under MS I'll
rectioa and being appointed by Dr s. AS hts "Sen'
for thus section OF country, offers his services 10 inc
puolc IN tue cure of Dyspeps., without the use Oh nc
,clnr Can be seen al all tunes at his Druggist store
~, FAIRFAX Street AIe>an,lra where satisfactory evi
Ience can be given of performed ia few ia!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
cotton Seine Irvine

,iSiE suos RIDERS. sue agents for The powhAsn Via
4 nuiactu.,ng COMPANY have just received 2OOo lbs
sh,d aid herring seine twne; which they warrant ~
be Of he hes, quality, and will be sold On acco'mo
dating terms.
Also Bridport shad and herring seine tw,ne,
WM. Ci.EtRY Z Co.
nc, % Garner Prince and Union streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
Notice.

nANIeL CAwooD begs leave to inform his Trends moi
and old customers th,t he is still engsgenc ~ u0
FLOUR &. GROCERY BOSI1'Eoo %
D.eIsr;c. rno, at the northeast corner OF
,of III. -. ,,rs,. near the old Diagonal rum?s
f s sp nersoD. living PRODUCE faay kind for sale
will End il their interest TO sell.
Alexandria oct 10. 1900" ..,;, of,h.
u The wn9hsster hse t ia.,e s n,er, the above
y~eS c.r Dice weeks, md s"r' c'e-T aeosun's
Ia tais efs,c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
NUHaN IN

s,RoN the subscriber sunday evening lat, iiv-
4 INC near Alexandra, a blight mula,,o boy, about
Is or II years old, AZ ndca;ai apprentice to the gar
Iii w.. one cent reward. and no thanks, for
ma b.,,;on All perso,s are forbid from harbor'
iog or emp 'oyng hun o,,,,,c
oct25-St 't''AAo '"'N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
THE ELECTIONS.

hi, E}ee,ioa.-The Harrisburg Pa
F",; Z, Jackson paper of Monday says
'I ,,., f,nr 10 six members OF Congress nave
r'o lied who re supposed TO be IN favor Of
pen 60, ~. The remaining twenty are decided
'"' il Of GEx. hcKsoN." Ol the state senate
..'' .;.,inr Of thir,y-three members, the Infoh'-
h. hmm, that probably seven may De anu 'n1,
And the House, consisting OF one h"hu'e''
''" the same paper supposes the anu
-. have elected about thirty.
W,,b r,gard to the Members 81 Congress e!e0'
..,, from the latest accounts that the olpo-
: ,PT L,,e succeeded in electng seven mem
''''' o,nely WatmOugh, ilcister, Potts, Mann,
Dr. d.. ' Oennv and Stewart. In the last Con-
,,,li be recolected, there was but SIN
.;,;,,, member from Pennsylvania. Here
So .,;I.,ce Of abatement Of the jackson te-
-.
o,;, ry,s,ion-We publish the following cx-
...-,.,fa letterfrOn Chiillcothe. when soesSohe-
...., more into detail than the other ihioEhauoh
=, hive previously received:
r.. g,io. 50 }ar. has gone IKE right ~Gy.
Cu1ILlcorur, Oct. Ia. 1870.
n. g.. Herewith secd voa tHe vote III this
,osnry. by Which it al, BE- seen that the
~, psr-, are victorious.
Fon GOVERNOR.
c,,, Jo .SSOn.
N.,-.aar. ..,..~1.5S Lucas, .-'''.''''''so@
CoNGRESs-
r,sihton. ..".".l532 he!ter, ''''''''''' i'oS'
SENATE.
Kin, .........".l, 59- Thompson, ''''"i'Slo
REPRESENTATIVES,
MI .............l.4 54 Murphy. '...'.'"l,l
c'% ............l.5p7 Stewart. .'.'.''''l,sI9
Morris. .anti-niasonie,l l26.
AuDrroR.
N'Cl.an...........I, $40 kendriek,''''''" ga
!, g,rstte conntv, Creighton has majority
,,.~ satr Of loo. In Pickawav. Keller has
r,,i,,;ry over Creighton of s.. In Hooking,
60 lam In. a majority over Keller OF 30. 50
Creighton = elected.
ip,he ConmblS district Stanbcrry, VINO was
rpn by the Clay party, III opposition TO Mclean
the Jackson candidate, has iarse majority. one
cby representative elected in franklin county.
IN Highland. one Clay. and strong hopes enter
ained Of the election OF the other
In Lancaster, the only part Of fairfield heard
from. the Jacksonians have been routed.
VinIon Is elected to Congress m ms district IN
opposition to Barber, BY all overwhelming MAJOR
~.
Ia Pike county, Lucas ahead, and one Jackson
representative elected.
In Sc,oto. Nc Arthur f1remast, and Clay Re-
sr,,eutatiyes. In Athens, one Clay Representa-
tive.
Ia Shields" district. the P 'ople have remem-
brrrd d., rsiO pois aud from Last accounts ne
sis behind.
Russell reelected from Brown district
N danger but that VI Arthur will be reelected
Gj.ernOr.
Ri ice with Us. for never were greater excr-
yoa, made 10 secure the election OF JacksonlanS,
and less uade by the Ciav party. No party or
ginizl,ion On our side. - Na'ioaai Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
600 Reward.

cToIEN out of The subscribers able, on Thurr
= dey night, the i4'h instant, o,u
N fSs-SsY$ about 5 hands high, Il years OF age,
fkST SlSSSs wih a white face, some white on hrS
IN NIX feet was shol al round when t. KEN
and night be calirds natural PAGER, A. he seldom 'o
riots lie has remark ably tender back, very subJeo
90 be burt by the saddle.
The above reward will he given for the horse sno
thief. or five dollars for the horse alone.
"' JAMES HOMES.
Aqua, Stafford county, Va. Oct. Is, 1850
/ oct 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
PHI. >DELpHIA MARKET-OcroBrn9 90

There has been fair demand for SuPeriine
Flour since last report; towards the close OF last
week 1900 barrels we're taken. but the terms kept
secret: since then upwards of 1900 barrels have
been sold at So 12... Sales OF Rye Flour at 8
so, and some small lots at S SCI, and Corn Meal
in hhds. and barrels at former prices. The sup
plies of Corn have been small. but the article Is
dull at last weeks prices. Whiskey. Is more NOR
plenty. but sells at so cents IN he.' anu oe
u. and SO cents in large casks, and SO cents in
barrels. Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

-. u,,de mistake in yesterdays Gazette in
We NJ Ne ra,ult OF the New Jersey Election.
S;lr r55,der, by referring to the paper viii per-
Aae lt% S,t tee names of Jackson and Clay at the
;e'e bs yo.c5 Of the counties should have been
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
COMMERCIAL.

Thursday, the current price of Flour from
WAGONS was S4 65. A few loads were taken
late in the dav at 81 70 and 81 IS. Yesterday,
it was steady at "a 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
Vn(f Nose. t,iMseys, &c.

lust re eeived per sloop Deidem'a, al few Packages
d Germs ntown warn half these; pald and striped mn
.evs cassmeres sattnets, worsied and cotton csosAs
For sale by "'S' GA~INNH' W.
ort e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

Files sui rps
Nails and tacSs
Tea-kettles and sauce
pans
plated and s,ee! bride
bits
Stirrups
Hemming, silver and po.
iishcd eye needles
&c &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

rIhave appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Nm, -,-., ot All, x,utlr,a district Of Columbia, my
gem, who has been fully qualified for curing DyS'
pep,y. on the plan prsct'sel by m, sell. OCT -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

amongst whIch are 'ne ''''
Knives and foil
Penkniy,s
Butchers sud shoe do
Locks
Hinges
SAWS
Fowling guns
A few ducking do
Huntsmen''s horns
sept si-dNeoln
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

VGShBlg'0R Races. lang u " edneSGay
,ua, the FIRST DAVIS regular race was postponed
bNeS;ertlay, when, be,il the race appointed for
t.r ddy, The tOW-mile he ), for $500. were also
.og. ClcS were won with ease BY the old Vete-
rs.oi or turf, Bachelor. ~ ruckahoe. beating
Olte Kitty, S yeAts old. bv Caroiinlan. and
Iller, ) wears old, by Contention. Bache-
Nas greatly the tayOrite, aud al once manifest
i superior power. by 'iling the lead at the
= Fcquer cnse at hand, making incesSant
D Intellectual cdorts to overtakc him, while
Hr.c Alttv was restrained Tar IN the rear, re-
g. ., aer>elt for another heat: the first. Bache-
'rNca - several lengths, running it IN 8m, 15s.
Ner the lapse of thirty minutes, they started
~ lne s:cund heat. the lilly now taking the lead,
AaA-'nas 1t, ucary at the Top of her speed,
Fog "a. Ter more than two rounds. when Bachelor
mkt edvias httle doubt as To the result, (al,h0'
We! 'a'iaaed near each other 20 the close of the
~ '.Ioh he again won by several lengths, In
! " FaOquier was Listanced.
VII ETe's bay hily Lady Pest. 5 years old,
''lHn'ln. also won with ease in two heats
~.t purse, $3.50, two mile heats. for three
eN colts; beating brown FLY Anne Arua-
N A"k \nthnuy, aud Cbe,uu. colt Jim
''' o' Director. Anne arundel made a
got contest viii her flir competitor, in
N % y beat, always f.nWirl a,r. while their
-. COMPANION w, - IN the rear, and
az rH'anced; blt ,Id.s CARRYING several
''~S over Is wel-h', 81, lost several lengths III
-' >'r' This heat Ni> run in 5m. SOS. also
y 'ne considering 'ne safe OF the course
- ne second heat, AaUe Arundel becoming tir-
'' running hc',lnd, ga,.cd the lead. by unfair
'7'"iaS across The ooug,y IN the last mile, and
terminated the race in favor of Lady Pest,
,'i-A more than distance behind, walking
f'7e'y - the post 10 receive her due.
VA, Int. Of yesterday.
xNs-
"''''-~ There : Village in Dartmouth,
''',. : nile vest Of New Bedford. Mass occu-
ItuooiPa'iy by colored people, and of no
'eP4,e. On saturday evening last. as APP
f''"S y the New Bedford Courier, there was an
Of IRE IN this place, aud two dwelling
'''s were burned TO the ground. before assist
ny could be rendered. There had been a ma.
= fAlster the day before. and a party return
N'aN IN the evening had quarrel with the
aIsa'> # one Of these houses. which they as
sod N''re sred opcr FRY, witip. The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
WnnteA inAMeNiNtelY,

Wur,ted inlMeNiNtely,
n COOK and HOUSE MAID.-1he highest euss
~ rent wages will be paid for two efficient female
servants in the above capacity. Their services VIII
be r ,ired in the country, Few miles from h'exan'
dris Slaves would be preferred; ou' iree ptrs'n.'
t, s,,i FACTORY re- onin entlatons. will not be OBJ
irctcd TO- Inquire at the store Of }. Johnson e
~ sept 2i-dStaeof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
SALES AT AUCTION
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS DAY

Resale NJ Dry Goods
On S.4TURDAK, ssdmst. al halfpast s O'Clock
the Auction Store corner Of Prime. and Union
N streets, cons sting Of
White flannel. inseys, CHI eek, nankeens
Calicoes, shswls, lawn, one camltt cloak
Hose, gloves, Cc.
The above goods were sold st Mr. Darryt stor4i
the purchaser having failed to comply with the term
Of sale, they are re sold for hi account.
w LuDWELL HODGsON,
oct 81 Trusted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23
NEw-YORK MAkEET-OorouEa 90.

Cofee.-We have no .rapssctions of any I'M
portance to notice. But little of the late arrivals
Is vet landed and the market previously was
nearly bare. st. Domingo commands ii cents,
cash. in small lots
CoUon.-The market remains IN very mac
tive state. The sales. from 10th to 10Th inclu-
slye. amount only 10 about 200 bales-conslsllns
80 Uplands, mostly at l2t cents, and 80 Ala
bama and New Orleans at 49, cents.
.t1our and INeol.--Canal Flour continues in
good demand. mostly for the Eastern mar ets,
and is taken about as fast as il arrives Sales OF
Georgetown. to some extent, have. been made at
s. 575, and fancy brands at something higher.
Baltimore, Howard-strcet, 5 SEA 623.
/. Fyuif. The last arrivals OF Malaga Fruit have
been stored. and are held more firm ly, but we
have no important sales to notice.
Grain-A cargo ofinierior Virginia wheat was
sold at about % cents, and one of prime quality,
from store. at something over 81. White corn
is very scarce. and a small sale has been made as
hiah as IS cents. Yellow has declined little,
two or three carsoes of Southern have been sold
at 50! a SIS cents.
Hides.--The transactions have been extensive,
comprising 400 Rio Janeiro at IA cents, mo-
24O0 Rio Grande. 16S cents; 1900 Buenos Ay-
res, lot; s4OO Rio saladc, l4i.-Pr. Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

The MARxEr.-Pot Ashes are shade lower.
viz: S57Oa575. In Coffee and Cation very
little has been done. There have been sales OF
Flaxsecd at 80. 81, rough. For Western flour
there has been rather less demand. and the adj
vance with which the week closed is not readily
b,ained. Southern yellow corn has been sold at
s21 a ) cents, which is decline. nkIn Sugar a
Good business is going on.-Jour. Com Oct. 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-23

THOMAS CHING.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
SUGAR. SALT. SC.

UST received 2 hhds Is. quality
% New Orleans Sugar at i2 i-9 cts
| do I'd do at 10 cents-3 bags green
Coffee: hind n. o. Molasses at so cents !;
40 sacks Liverpool filled Salt $50 lbs. Cot.
ton Yarn at g and 9 per bolt 700 lbs. new
Cheese at IL l-2 per pound 400 Loaf Su.
gar at IL and 20 cts per pound boxes
Candles very low by the Box 6 do Tur.
pentine Soap, do. do. ALSO,
Looking Glasses, Tumblers, Decantcrs.
Pint and Half Pint Flasks; Glass 8 by 10,
10 10y IL; Putty Nails o. all sizes; Liver.
pool Queens, Crockery Stone Il Tin Ware :
dupont S best Gunpowder at "a cents per ID.
shot of all sizes al cents per ID Foniscap
Writing Paper new Rice Muscate Raj.
sins best Spanish Segars (; Copperas In
Idigo Nader; Allspice Pepper Ginger;
Salt Petre /; Alum and Mustard fine and
coarse Shoes; Bedcords Plough Lines
crackers, very low by the Kcg Macker q
and Herring. Also on hand, a few barrels
oil Family Flour at 81 so per Dbl together
with Other goods too tedious to mention. all
low io' cash, by III. M WOLFE,
oct, Main st. CharlotteSv lille
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
REMOVAL.
ISAAC MARSHALL

I'D ESPECTFULLY inf rms his
u friends and the public IN general
that he has rcmored from Sho Court
House Square, to the bnifdia 2 former
In occupied by DR.. Y. r. Bailey, as a
Dt0etiiag house, one door nest Of Mr..
R0phocPS store, ackerc he intisndS ear
rying on the Boot and Shoe Making
Business as heretofore ana 'could be
grateful for q continuance Of that
patronage @hich he has long enjoyed
from liberal community; piedging
himself ut the same time. that kis work.
IN every Instance, shall be neat, durn-
bile and free from ripping during the
tceoring ofH.
He o0oud also, on this occasion, in
form has customers, that he has lately
purchased Nagle's Patent for max
ing H,ater Proof Boots and Shoes,
for tie county Of .aibemnrte. THIS
miN enable him To- furnish an article Of
oery superior usefulness, ,ohich many
certificates in his possession, from some
cifizens of the first respectabiLify IN the
country, sciK fully establish.
Nou. 2 IF
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
VARIETY
AND GROCERY STORE

w. WOOD eco Inform the ,uh.
NE lie that they have lust received n
handsome stock of such articles as are m com.
,hon demand: viz, Looking glasses, toilette
ana shaving, Cut glass and plain Decanters.
Int and plain flint wine glasses and Tum
piers from 10 cts To $3.50 per doz-Quart
and pint tumblcrs,--Pitchers, bowls, ures.
dishes, plates, Cups and saucers. of various
sizes, loaf, lump and Brown sugars, best COT.
ice' Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, Young
Tyson, do. Soushong do. Powder and shot.
Kice, ginger, pepper, Allspice, Cloves, salt
retfe, salts, Indigo, Fig blue, Sperm and
ia'iow Candles, Turpentine soap very cheap.
Shaving and Fancy soap, Raisons, Figs. Fill.
beTts, Almonds, cheese, Cider i'm bottles, Lon
don Porter, Molasses, Best Medeira, Claret,
port, and Muscat wines, French and Apple
brandy, Rum, Whiskey, &c.
Riding brides of excellent quality at 81, so
each, Razors, and straps, Knives and Forks,
Pocket and pen knives, Seidli,z and Soda
powders, Castor oil, Cologne, Florida, Rose,
and Lavender water, peppermint, oil CHINA.
mon, Cloves and Lemon, Cloth, hair and shoe
brushes, plow lines, lamp, black, &c. Salt
$50 per sack, Best Chewing tobacco, Cigaxs
Snuf with many other articles, G. w w.
TO keep, will be convenience to the neigh
bourhood, where il is located, and intending
to sell mt fair prices, respectfully ask share
ofpublic patronage.
September, 80. tf
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
Souvenir & Token for 1881.
Nov 5

Is tHESE beautiful publications have lust
II. been received and are offered for sale
En'oethshment Of the Soupeair.-l. From.
usPiece-The Shipwrecked Family, engray
ca oy Ellis from picture by Burnot. 9.
ShPwreck OF Fort Rouge Calais, engraved
oy Ellis from Picture by Stanfeld 3. In.
lancy, engraved by Kelly, from picture by
Sir Thomas Lawrence. 4. Lady Jan. Grey.
engraved by Kelly from picture by Leslie.
o. Three Score and Ten, engraved by Wear.
heY rom picture by Burnet. g. The Horn
oi hest' engraved by Kelly from picture by
6urnet. z. The Minstrel, engraved by Ellis
from picture by Leslie q. Arcadia, en-
gravedby Wearnev fom picture by Cock
erell. 8. The Fisheruian's Picture, engraved
by Neagio from picture by Collins 10.
The Marchloness of CarmarthIn, Grand
daughter OF Charles Carroll, of Carrolton, en-.
graved by lllman & Phillbrow from picture
ny Mrs. Nee: III. Morning among the Hills
engraved by Hatch ftom picture by Daurty
by Watteauw.
ENHE TOKEN has the following embel-
III ilshment 1 Presentation Plate. 2
Title page. The lost bow. Jus, seven.
teen, engraved by j. Cheny, after portrait
by Sir Thomas Lawrence. 5 Music est Gel
cills). 3 Blind Mother. Isabel, painted
by ). Newton, and engraved by Nj. s. Dan-
forth The Shadow. 8 American Scene
ry. III The Snow Shoe. IL New Tyrolese
Waltz.
Other new works have been received AL.
so, on hand, an extensive collection of Law.
Medical and Classical, School and Mscelal
neous Books. Being DESTROYS to extend the
business as much as possible, the undersIgnI
sd viii endeavor TO keep a constant supply of
such books as are in demand, and to sell them
as low as They can DO had in the State
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