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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
~ Neat Wheat !

WYE are nnw receiving Wheat AT the Black
w Water Mills, & all pay the best cash ,u ice
for all delivered there. Those wishing TO en-
gage their crops, will phase cali on u.s. We vii
give them choices OF several liberal PROPOSE.
tions. NATHL. WINSTON & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
rrust sale NJ l.and.

Wy virtue of deed IN rnst sseuuied by
.nl'Jo.. Dlllardio Peaehy Franklin ana VIM
. Crawford, bearing date the 3Oih day 81 May
1925. aud Of record IN tie Cleik's Office oi
Amhetsi COUNT. the subscriber according u th'
pro,sions Of said deed. pill on the 9th Deeem-
bet nsrt, " fair, aud IL not, the ne1t lair day
thereafter. proceed 10 sell for oarh. 20 the high
esi bidder, before thr roor oil Jamfs ). feodle,
IONS tavern IN n. Glasgow,'he iratt OF Lend ~
SAID deed named cos;aiaiag ~ estimation 9t
acres. near New Glasgow, adjoining the land
of Wm Hieginhotlsm aud others. There Is a
lrge an co,afahable ell,ng house on said
land also two good barns, and oibrr necesss-
ny buildings TIE subscriber will only convey
such title rs is vested IN him BY SAID deed OF
must, which is considered good.
WM 5 CRAWFORD.
Oct 25 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
WINES.

vNHE subscriber offers Ter sale at the
IL fo''esl prices the following Wines, viz
furest Ola Madeira Vine, in bottles aud by the
gallon
Clsret Wine, qualities, one rery superior
Champt igne Wine, superior
Malaga Wine do
Port Wine, in bottles and by the gallon
DO DO very superior in bottles, bottled
IN Oporto. Howell DAVIES.
Nov. 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
u QUA. rIOlr.

IN He subsrr,befs school Will again open a
n his fathers, IN the upper end OF Buck
ing IAN, the loth i November, III which vii
De taught he La in aud Greek languages Eng
lish Grammar Geography, Algebra Geometry
Blan's Lectures, Reading, Whiting and A,nh-
lpe,ic.
MIR. Samuel J. Walker residing within ga OF
~ mie OF The school, Will board seven OF eight
boys upon moderate ierms. The neghtorhood
i, very healthy, aud the society agreeable
Parents or Guardians intending TO send to The
.choo viii do well to send their chid OF ward
al the commencement oil the school-relerenc CO
AS 10 qual,6, atoms may be made 10 Maj Wm.
Duval, Henv A, Christian Ben. p. Walker
E,u's. and DIR. Reuben ID Palmer.
Terms Tor session OF 10 months, Latin and
Greek Languages S25 English Grammar
Geography, Algebra, Geometry and Blair's
Lectures so Minor branches Sl2.
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN.
Oct % w,l5N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
AIaborerS III ~ NineSar0
WANTED.

81 WOULD HIRE immediately two active
black MEN, sueh rs would BE- faithful and
docie, To lasor psrly IN my Vmey ard, and
parl, ~ a crop Tor the term III t@o years. ior
such, iibsral wage, together, "ih msIfne-
lions in the MT of Vine dressing will be given.
shall have n few cuttings hOm about twenty
different species OF the best European Wine
gtRpe for sale.
Communications may he addressed 10 me-
al T, e.iiyer Post Ojiee. Nelson Count.
HENRY BUSHNELL.
Oct 4 vat
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Nov. |
31,AgJSr SAL r,

\ GREkABLf 10 the provisions of deed
S-A OF trust, executed ny Claiborne Gladman
to tue subscriber, Of record in the Office OF the
Hastings Court Of l., nchburg, and to satisfy me
purposes OF said deed. the subscriber Will offer
AZ public sale, tor cash. on Saturday the 27th
day iNoremoernrxt, flair. fnot, thenext fair
day thereafter, (Suniays excepted.) before the
front door Of the Auction room Of John II. ID.
Payne, III Lynehhurg, part of lot OF ground
situate IN rear of the Methodist Church, be-
tween third and fourth streets on which there
is wooden dive ling house, adapted to the
comfortable accommod alton OF IA small family ;
being 'he same conveyed by Joseph Eehols
deceased, ~ said Gadmau The title TO TINS
property is believed 10 be valid, but the sub
scr'her viii convey such right AS is vested in
him by SAID deed, IN no other.
JOHN ID. URQUHART
Ott2I. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
Lamp and Linseed Oils.

hHE subscriber has for sale, supply of
- bss. Hunter Strained Lamp Oil, and, also
OF best Liassed Oil, at the loves, Market PR
ces: Howell DAVIES. i.
Noy.4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
TURNER a. KERR

n RE now receiving large aud general as.
~ sortmeni of tall and winter Goods, among
whicu are
Rose and Point Blankets
Dufisld d"
Cenllemens' Plaid Cloaks
Ladies do
Cashmere Shawls
BON 5aZelts
Flannels
An elegant assortment OF worsted, vgenia, Silk
anu Cotton Hose
Ladies' white Merlno do
A large assortment Of Shoes and Hath
Oct %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
d" Craifs Patent Grist Mill"


HNHE Subscribers having purchased the
u Patent Right Tor this improved, cheap and
desirable Mill, for the counties OF BuekIng ham.
Cumberland, Powha,an aud Nelson, ol the
Proprietor, are alone authorized TO dispose OF
the rights for these counties. They would pre-
Ia selling the enltre right to some indy dual
residing IN each county, aud would do SO on
such terms ms 10 make II an object of fpuch
piohi 10 ihem or they will II individual
rights 10 persons 10 cath county. II will b.
only necessary Tor Farmers aud others 10 *
anime tho operations OF this " improved Mill. :
TO be convinced of lis utility and cheapness.
and bow desirable II will be to have one on
then farms. One OF the subscribers, Attending
-fhahHa Court AS an Attorney, wall be prepar
ed 10 sell entire rights for the county, or lnd,vi-
dual rights aud persops wishing TO purchase.
can be furnished by callingeo lhem IN Am,
herst Count, Blue Ridge Canal MI Wm II
Dlgges, oil Nelson. and AIR. Eldlldge ol Buck.
ingham courthouse, vii have one Of these Mills
IN operation in few days where persons resi-.
ding near, may nave an opportunity OF seeing
them. HENRY W QUAR- rs and
FRANCIS l.. QUARLES.
sep - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
Sale OK MunaMay Slave

IN pursuance OF an act Of tue General Assem-
- bly,, EMIT ed" An Ac,, to reduce INTO an a, 1
the several acts Tor experimenting asd securing
runaways, passed the 9th OF February. 1919
and of the order of court, made at Septembe,
Court OF Montgomery County. 1880, shall
on Monday the Arsi day of the November Conr,
next. proceed 10 sell Tor cash, in front of the
door OF the Courthouse OF Montgomery County,
one negro man named TOM alias Thomas
BROOKS, who was committed to the jail of the
SAID County. on the 10th day Of October, 1929.
AS a runaway. DAVID L. KENT. ID
Tor John Nj. c. Taylor, 5. NJ. c.
Oct. :. Ia,
AN ekEE, ROBINSON 4 Co. will rive mo
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Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
snsius Executors Sale of slo,t
and other Personal Estate
FAEsQUE TsLE,

n SHALL offer for Sal. At Puilie \ ,e,io.
u the Phantom OF the late Daniel Grimm.
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Lynehburg and Salem Turnpike Com

Noy4
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Valuable Real Estate.

Oct. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-04

nom Nj Jefferson stating tue ohoe 10 be at the
pleasure Of The President
Did that aer the relative pnwets President and Senate
DID that change the form OF Government
oithe commission probably drawn by some
Attorney Clerk Notary Could they repeal our Consi,u
aud laws aud make President four years. despo
contrary avowed intention of the trainers of Govern
men9 lie had answered that argument, argument WERE
on the l7th March.
When citizen public land aud pays for il, he Is lord
of the little domain the law of purchase But If form
OF patent should adopted saying he held the land nj the
law, or have President above law lie put as grave
law question, to the best LAWYER Of the majority, whether
form of the commission, Of the patent IN such
dd not. nudity" the peexsting legal, constitutional
rights OF the oitizen' Did did au the Iea-
powers o the President Senate change
lean form oil Government into understandable
sihc tyranny for four pleasure Of Presd.n,
Truly that would he placing reto on the Constitution IL.
self
MIR Il said he bad observed that MIR Jea,rson was
anxiOusy sought 10y this administration since Tho late de-
termination Ia abandon republican prncipeesen the
right OF inquiry. The Prophet Elijah would be remembered
had also Shed his mantle upon Elisha amidst smoke nrd
savoTy fumes of Offering made of the Of the lae
lie presumed public dinner and oas;s would have quito
tons republicans the modern types and If voacious
appetite for Office the combination vas composed
Of genuine republicans but he entered his solemn protc &
against tho doctrines OF the majority with regard the reno
power. The Presidents cabinet whose acts he IL
responsible, ought To he freely chosen by him; officers
OF the public they have legal for the benefit
OF the public, aud to DC protected y the Senate tho
laws. tE.
He protested agsus, this latter the public officers he
ing rendered seye instruments the hands Of
dependent for official existence the smile
liable 10 official death at his capricious nod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-04

sIlg OI se, datnIs wLo aer t.e'.vus large I'N :
drns managed destroy the credit ct their raPe aud,
by Of brokers' bought VI et has nominal value
"Sincc last wrote YOU had conversation with gentle
the confidence OF the moneyei men OF the
North and he determined TO break the United
States Bank enable them their money To advantages
institution gives many facilities 10 the COMMUNITY, us
deprive them Of their former profits
Thcre another considerations; tho distress would be i'
ense which refusal the charter would produce a.
nong those who indebted to the institution Toe mo that
20 ts branch the planters upwards OF million o dollars
aud have hesitation as SAFE debt as Is owing 10
hank in the Union Ru, n The bank should wind up It's
affairs these planters could not get credit from other nsi'u
,ious and tho bank sue in the United States Court
where judgment obtained almost al unGe property wou %
greatly depressed moneycd would buy up at half
It's value Throughout the Union, all classes would suffer-
tose who should h<i their money to 50 into the bro
kciagc business bmy property at sacrifice III were sure
tile bank would cnartercd would convert nay pro.
petty money with view dealing in exchange could
make vas, fortune Ly H."
STATE Oh THE BANK OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Arrii l, 1850.
Notes discounted S9li3s,e7o 80
Domestic hills discounted lO,5C6,SS2 o.
Funded debt held by the bank lLl2R,5SO 20
Real estate 9,S9lS9O 80
Funds in Europe, equal to specie S!s9499 o.
Specie Aoli,7iS 81
Public dnpoSies S,9O5,SOl u
Private deposites I,IOl2o6 ~
Circulation nc os3, Gsi OF
This the circulation from the office We know
however, that pat received other offices, aud is
r,sssee other. So that the circulation
Sli,l16,9eT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

We have never heard any thing delivered from the
bench with so much feeling. Although judge Parker
has performed the paint duty OF proncuucng sentence
of condemnation against criminals In very many instan
ces yet he much agi,a,ed and effected on this oc
casion The Last words, in which he recemmen ded
the wretehed cuprt TO the mercy OF his Creator, thrill
led through every bosom ard touched every heart.
Many ateatGul eye was seen amongst the audience,
and some wept outright. The prisoner, however. be-
trAysd no excess OF fceneless indeed than most OF
the bv. SANDERS He stood perfectly calm and firm
We cannot say that he exhibited any hardihooj;
on he CONTRARY, he appeared sonewhh subdued at thu
onclusion Of the awful sentence. On he same even
ing. he ut hin earnest request visited in the
jai by Judge Parker and his couns.l, Mr. Cooke. We
are informed ha, he then evincsj deep feeling OF
penitencs-,hat he wept bitterly, admitted his guilt
and the. Justice If the punishment which he is abou, 10
su, aud apocgized TO he imdge for his appar nj u
enemies were then present, and would have derived
pleasure from witnessing his sgones lie further de-
carsi, that he blamed no one, and promised that he
would make no attempt TO commit suicide. IL may be
proper state that have been informed OF other
casions heretofarc. which he ALEC displayed erea
agony Of mind in tbs presence OF individuals who visited
him i'm prison.
IL appearance in court that Of genicei young
OF gool coun,enance. He neatly and genteel'y
dessed and h sat at the bar during his trial. in Il o
centre OF the crowd imp s'fbls ior s anger to
distinguish the criminal.
We cannot close this without renarking hal
the fate of Cos should ho solemn warning 10 thr
against the vice OF INrEMPERANcE Bat Tor this the
miserable young man, whose be' career is 50 soon TO
be terminated by violent and snominous dea'h, might
still have been useful and rs.Fectahie mau, eIiovny
the enhearments of friends and rolsve-, and all the
privileges Of free citizen. Now he il the wreched
ten OF prson, loaded with chalns deprived OF eve.
~ erjoymen and Invested of al earthly hcpe-ioom.
ell 10 exa,e his crime upon the gallows 'pectacle To
gazing thousands, while his is consigned eter
nal nainy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

pose Of money. Mr.. r: intends making establish
ment 10 tho gold region for the purpose of asyng and
marking the gold "a II may be found, which will be a
great convenience aud saving 10 tho mic ers, who have
heretofore been obliged 10 part with the precious
tai in i,s crude state at loss of from five fifteen per
cent The gold found in Carroll is OF deeper hue.
and approaches nearer to he copper COLOR than that
Habersham, but the two kinds, though essentially dit
eren In appearance, said TO be equally pure and
6ue The one wonld perhaps, best, answer the purpo
OF the eweer but for coin there not supposed
to be any difference in value. T.hHedgeviile Rec.
Our worthy and Ingenious fellow citizen, Col. John
Houghton CT Greene county. has invented new aud
valuable improvement on Mile, by which the wheels
operated by the fore OF the current Of river
creek, without the construction of dana We lately
saw in operation the wakua river 10 Florida,
Mil buHt by Co! IIoughton thi, plan; wa are not
good judges OF machinery, but it appeared to W. that
il must ~ WELL and such the opinion of all who
saw IT, Col Houghton has the certificate of the pro-
ieor Of the Mill, and Of several ntelsent gentlemen
Of the vicinity, "a 10 lis success ful OPP raon. TO-
We have receive from De- DELoNEY, Of Fort
Gaines, specimeRef Suear mad. in that neighbour
hood. Ii is of sVeautul bright color, very dry and
altogether superior TO the general average Of New
Od-ans Sugar The present crop of cane particularly
on the high land. he says, il somewhat IL jared by the
drought; but that the low grounds look.
| trenely well. IIb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

FREE TRADE THE BLACK SEA-we have
mentioned that the commercial OF the world are
now 30 generally enjoyed, as stipulated for in her
Treaty with the Porte concluded at Adrianope. Tho
following article from the official Journal Of the Tro
SiciLes, OF 2tth May. corrobora,es The fact:
"Tbe Sublime Porte has granted TO the Nearolitan
Nag the navigation Of the Bsc Sea, free OF all Juties
and without any restriction whatsoever, conornabiy to
the 7'h article OF the Treaty Of Adrianople."
On the subject Of this trade we adj the followin
leading article from the London Courier OF 7th OF June
On the 7h May Treaty oil Friendship and Com
merce was concluded between the Porte and the u
n'ted > aes OF North America, by which the ships Of
ho-e States to have the free navigation of the
Black Sea, and to be placed with respect TO duties and
customs, en- the same footing as other Friendly Pow
ers" =
This corroborates the late advces received here from
smyrna that our commerce with the Euxine will 10
Tree from all duties. tBosfon Cenfinel.
WlLSON-THE CONVICT AIL.ROBBER
The Philadelphia Chronicle states, that, by means
OF Information given by Wilson the Mail -robber two
more Mail Robbers have been arrested, and that there
i'a lair prospect too of.hreaking the business eec-
'ually. One scheme, which would probably have sue
c-ede hut Tor the diligence Of the sgsn, OF the Gem
era Post Office, to whom il dvulged and who took
the proper steps prevent its execution was ths
leather case had been prepared, exactly es,mblin
one OF the large mail-bags This be filed with
papers. Ooe Of the party was TO take 1t in suky; to
overtake the driver Of Of ths mails tel! HIN that
he had got the wrong mail, and propose exchange
to which he would probably have consented without
'upicon The bag to have been thus procured, in the
particular instances referred to- would not have been
opened until IL had gone two hundred miles
Ii will be remembered by readers, that coma of
the oppoon papers no laboured zeaiousy 10
an exctsment against the President for cemmu,ing tho
pnnhnent OF Ellison, effected to doubt whether any
disclosures had been made by him. II the above state
neBts be correct assured they nc person
will deny that the executive mercy was well bestowed
in reward OF disclosures, important 10 the public inter-
est. [Bat. Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

OF iAtners, ants, aud othvrs with the
familiarity OF equal. and paroek Of their plain hum
tca illustration Of the blessings and comforts of are
puohcan government Banner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

NAsHvILLE, July 22.-The President Of the United
Staes on his return from Nashville TO the Hermitage
on Ihdr.day 10 int,siopped in beautiful grove about
thTee miles fom town, and there took dinner with
bout four hundred Of his old irienis anI nrighors ~
had assembled for the express purpose Of meeting him
Every hing was conducted wth the pianne.s and elm
pcity OF republican farmers. table upwards Of one
hundred yards in length spread in The wooJs and
hued with cheerful coniented, happy citizens. TIE
se was substantial but not observation-disclosures was no pa
rade effort at displ,y, the utmost Gecdon and RS
pec'iul dscs,ous familiarity prevailed aud the chief
In1Esrac Of Tvs great milton mingled with the crowd
OF ms 'eiow ciizens as companion. and hiend Ey.
Try one rad an opportunity Of social unreserved inter-
course WIN him, andh appeared anxious converse
Heey WIN all who approached him. Such a scene
ng"' wen asionish the suh Of European nonarcis
VINO are accustomed 10 view their sovereigns AZ an av
u distance, AMI TO witness the inpoaing spsndor he
Pomp ond parade with which IL is thought necessary 10
surround them. IL IL difficult perhaps for the inmate.
oi palaces and the attendants Of pilcss imagine such
scene. The chief executive magistrate OF great
and widely extended nation, uuarmed, unpfot. led, un.
attended even by tain of household servants, IN
distinguished by his dress eqnipsge or style from the
rest Of The community, mingled with ,be multitude
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

This cortoboraes the late advces received here from
Smyrna, that our commerce with the Euxine will ts
Tree from all duties. TBosfon Ctnfinel
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
~ GO&HORF q; 90.
AUOTIoNEERS
.. rso1TwrTszToNI UfY.R CTF RSrrs-

IL GO&HORyT &c 90.
AUOTIoMEERs
X COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Phqnir Rolr Main Street. HhesLiNg, Ia.
I74AVE recently received on Consignment,
l6i 60 Bags Rio and Porto Rico Coffee;
- I6 9" Pepper do. Aspce;
pipes Cogniac Brandy
l. Domestic Brandy;
2 Bills do. do
Rum; 2 do. LIsRoN WINE;
G Boxes Hats - doz. Castor Oil;
40 AIuscatel Raisins;
4 IIhds New Orleans Sugar;
IS Bbls M0lasses; Is do. Mackerel;
5 " Shad; do. Herrngs,
5 " Sperm Oil;
Case Bengal Indigo; / Case Manilla DO
] Scroon Spanish Flote do
Kegs do.
100000. soAL LEATHER:
10 doz Upper Leather
8 doz Calfskinsi
4 Bride Leather
2 " Bag Leather;
10 BACKED Deerslins;
, " BACKED buff do.
10 doz dressed Deer DO. , doE Hog skins;
Colt skins; 2 Dog do.
1000 lbs SEIRYYNG;
6 TOMS assorted Nails; 2 tons Loswood
100 Boxes superior Spanish Scgars;
50 Kegs MLennan q Cos wuTaGted white lead
80 Bbls Flour for Family use;
I'D Alum; 10 Bbs EPSON Salts;
3 tons Lead; 259 pair g TRAP HINGES
90 CRATES QUEETSWARE
25G BJls Yallolo Creek SALI;
% doz r. Wattcrsou q Cos Hioyc5
uJJ. GosRoRM G. c.. inform then
Friends that they have or hand. h addition TO ,aC
above consignments, VERY LARGE StocA
or DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, sc. which
they offer at WHOLESALER hr lowest prices
Gaated Immediately 90 B8GS Flarseed OIL
March. 81, 1880.
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-Ir-TT0V M TI7RCUACFRS-

VALENTINE MOTT, Nd.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
w GIBSON NJ D.

From Dr. Valentine Mott, Professor of Surgery IN
the University of New York Surgeon OF New
York Hospital &c
Th1ve frequently used Swain Panacea, both
i1 the Hospital and iu private practice, ~ always
found % 90 be- a valuable medicine IN chronic sy-
cbitic and scrofu.ous complaints, aud obstinate
cutaneous affections
VALENTINE MOTT, n. o.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
KNON Il 1T7kELI,

v-sya AVE ius. received lrom .He l-' -.
IFl al A Mo- Ler.--trN .s5' --
s-''--'v.r 0IACHINE CARDS.
May 10
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30

f.Not 50rEl, a. hactoH,/
,gf5.b g,sv vtI sell AS usual al One very towEsT
.....ss Their stock has been se.e'ird wan can,
Z. tbr Philadelphia and blumor. markets and
Frr-tsu. ThevpIclze themselves Chat those wh.
.--u Ind ertmu. tfc.- Goods. shall n1d them d.
Is..+ AZ CHEAP AS TIE ChEiFESl OF
TIE CHEAP
THEIR ASSORTMENT CONSISTS IS PART OF
e-,arfra and common blue black brown, olive.
,.sI mixed and rIa-el West of England Cloths.
grne-fre mixed and cIuet OXiolI steel mixed.
Known. ana fancy c0.Curej CassIme-es and SAT-
tusts
sr-s- buff e1ss.msrs and MlrseiIss Fast.1g. a
variety of Fancy Vsstng from ~ ~ cents 90
5da.rss Rrcchene, an elegant article Coz gen
uamen' wear
Mixed and black lasting and BeayeHee1; striped
satae1-, and French Dnlngs
Ns.g sryle 6a1Eu1 Cords.
B1m1azetis. Bombaznes, and Circassil1s, OF
evt-y colour and quality
"a splendid assortment ot Gng Sans and Caicoes.
cheaper cham ever.
Suna- ani common llsh linens 81 linen cam1rlcs.
Fre1c. chrtz and Ps.u,ed uus.ms
Large Indie company 1andanns la1fSe.c1leis
Irda and Canon grapes suVer bis s..Il rsuh.stg
Bue olive. srd drab Pittsburgh Chenille ana
Con'etviIIa cords. Wilmington 81 o.. Ter stripes
Bus. DENIM R1uan and other cotton clssimerus.
Blue green. crimson. and yellow m1reg1s
10y fo'.'il or e,g1 s all ,,-f..
Bed rcsrgs Pais, Neuno Ciua.sans
Super nnrF Ingram 1d I0di1 Cape.n-
sr large SIZE hearth RUGS Canton Grape robes
H,.-1 5r9ve. -15 Sins.
cntsnens DO
shel and R-gr1 tuck and side combs.
lsl b.res ls'iar H.trstr.rt s.'s.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
CORDAGE STORE,

and Is now ready 70 execute al orders Cor aTtI-
clcs IN his line, with which he may be favored, an
pa the most advantageous terms. lie has now D.
hand a very extensive assortment Of COrdage Ol
every description, 10 which he is daily adding r on
his FACTORY. His prices will 30 regulated by TIE
Lo1ocst Pittsburgh s. Cincinnati rates; and j,
feels confident OF being able 10 I'll al orders Of
Merchants, who may favor him with their CUSTOM
IN al leasi IS g00i II not better terms than can be
procured any where else 10 the Wcstern Country.
lie Wi. warrant rs work 10 be OF the very bes
quality. Commanders Of Boats arc requested q
give him a call
Forsyth aud Dobbin, and D. b. Bayless, Comlnis
sIon Merchants. or 10 HIMSELF promptly attended
no.
WhesI's March 4th I520-Gl