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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

.-.f.rc rg ARRIVED,
Schr Virginia, Chambers, from Phadeiphia. win
Norfolk and City Point with sundries to Rslstou g.
Peasants, w Pyle, Lancaster g. Deuby, G. Picot.
II II Drew, w ii Richardson, J A Myers, B Peytop.
Scott e. Fry, b Martin. A Miles, J II Nash, nj
Hollins, Parker. G Ophin, NJ Radcliffe Cook &.
Ryan, A A Krischmann, Poe &, Brothers, and s c
Nichols. ~
Schr Agenora, Tyler, from Baltimore, with bel-
last.
Schr Harriet, Hale, from Thomaston. lime, 10 w
Rowlett, ST.
e Schr. Argo. George, from Rappahunnock Biver
with corn.
lo SAILED
Schr Freedom, Robinson, for Saugcrtis, coal.
Schr Dunton g. Son. Soul, for INV York, coal
Schr Tennessee, rreakle, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr Gen Jackson. Woolford, for Baltimore. cosl
Schooner Planter, for New York
~ The Packet Schooner PLANTER,
1fN& Capt SPicRR, viii sail from Roo ketfs on
A4%M Saturday Morning at IL o'clock, when
..Ak. passengers will please be on board.
Jy 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

Counte3eifs. -Couuterfoit notes of the denomina-
ton of fifty dollars, letter A. No 687, purporting to
be of the Bank of Virginia, payable at LyaehbHrg,
are in circulation at Cincinnati. They are well eS-
ecuted. and arc signed cambridge, CASHIER and Brock
enbrough, president
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30
MurttOoI sales.

By OTIS, DUNLOP 4 CO. = -
+ STUCK OF DRY GOODS. At .aBC170JT
On WEDNESDAY. the 4th August, It O'Clock.
VIII DE SOLD At the store at present occupied by mr.
u. REFINE, Shockoe Hill, his entire stock Of Dry
GOODS, comprising the usual variety: also sIl hrs
household and kitchen furniture, among which are
good rnsny desirable articles, such as beds mahogany
bedsteads Dahogany sofa, do tables, bureaus side
board. chairs, carpets, &c &c ~
Tcrms-at sale !. :, y. D. g. CO. Ancts-
July 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30
ATTENTTON

A TTEND a called meeting of the Phoenix Fire
"A Company, No. 5, on Friday next, at o o'clock
T. NJ BY order, of the Captain,
ly 80 MYER ANSEL. Sec'ry.
BROAD-ROCK RACES-FaH 1880.
VUNHE Races The Broad Rock Course will
n commence on the last Tuesday in September
and coainue four days: first day. colt sweep stake
for three years old colts and FLIES mile
81 OO nalf- forfeit and closed Cd day the Psoprie-
tors Purse for 5000, two mile heats-entrance SIS
3D. day, the Jocky Club Purse for $780, three mile
heots-entrance $50 4,h day, annual post stake
for $3.50, two mile heats.
july 30-4t ISHAM PUCKET Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

From CHINA gentleman of this city, has recei-
we'd letter from Canton, via Salem, stating that
TIE English. have acquiesced in oil the demands made
by the Chinese ard that the trade had consequently
been resumed-Phiiad Gas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

MARRIED-On the 9Th instant, by The Rev. Mr..
Horre, at the residence Of Mr.. James Kennerly JEFF
erson Barracks, Missouri, Capt. g. G. HUTTER, of
the u. s. Army, TO Miss Hammer J. daughter OF
Maj j. Risque, Of Lynchburg, Val
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

Tickets 81 halves 2. quarters for sale in the
usual great variety, at the Lottery and Exchanrc
Office of THOS. b BIGGER
~ Where 0. 81, So the highest capital of $40 600,
in the Connecticut State Lottery received yesterday,
was sold and paid ut sight iy 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

DlED-In this city, on Wednesday, the eth inst.
Mrs. Nancy BAILEY, in the 18th year of her age,
leaving large circle of friends and acquantances to
deplore her death. She was formerly resident of
Goochlund, and for many years a member of the
Methodist Society.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

ment Of the national debit Has any thing occurred.
or isany thing likely to occur TO interrupt the usual
annual appropriations towards the final discharge
thereofl II any act either legislative or executive.
has occurred, which tends any manner TO interfere
herewith, Is IL not clearly the act of the dom
lnant party? Can the minority be blamed for il.
~ no such act has occurred. why then this false
alarm. tins continued cry of wolf "wolfs' Can
1t be possible? Has the Richmond Enquirer de-
seemed from ITS lofty station of vertc suns pour"
10 become the vehicle of misstatement and untruth
From an instructor, has your paper become the
decever, of the good people of virginia. Are
YOU willing gentlemen. TO impose upon the credu-
lily, and fear. misplaced confidence of many
Of your readers, 1t you have any regard for
you wish to retain the character of patriotic
and independent Editors. beseech you to publish no
more East Room Letters and have n care to the
opinions which you echo, and the paragraphs you
copy give not too hastily your belief to the malicious
and vile imPutations of in the service of the ad-
mnisration the spotess and unstained characters
OF al the victims of reform. Recollect that il is as
much the duty of the press to defend prosecute
and that man is not necessarily defuuter because
an Auditor says 10. Your present situation your
own acuteness must tell you, a very critical one
and will require all, and more than all, tho tact aud
management you are masters of, to bring you safe
into port The people are beginning to see things
in their proper light and If the signs of the times
Indicate any thing, you being 'weighed in the ba-
lance" and l fear will be ''found Wanting" have
one more question to ask. ExtravaQance in the es-
Inmates of the Government, and prodgality in the
disbursements. were priacIpal cause of complaint
against the last administration. Hours and DAYS and
weeks were spent in windy philippines on the floor of
Congress, made up of figures, and the statements of
Secretaries, and Auditors, and Clerks, against the
abuses of Government and want of proper regard
to economy. Now beg you TO say upon your no.
nour, whether you think any reformation has been
made' Whether the expenses of Government have
been curtailed' And lastly whether the true inter
est ofour country was consulted. when Mr. Randolph
was made Minister TO RUSSIA Unequivocal answers
to the above intcrrogatories will greatly oblige
A CITIZEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

Nv The Address to the Editors Of the Enquirer
we understand to be from Jackson man Tbu
circumstance may increase the attention of the pub
lie TO IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30
NtcD,,to,r0
eE4btQ,
FRIDAY MORNING, July 80, 1880.

~ A dinner attended by 200 citizens was given t.
Mr.. Barton on the 9th, in the city of st. Louis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA.

In addi ION TO The facts stated in my frs,
commune llion, shewing great ineqaahty in
the operation OF our present system of Taxa
ton, there are Others which should be laid be-
fore you, in order 10 correct understanding of
the wlele subject, and which, think, clearly
de demonstrate the necessity Of a jud,eious ysr's,on
Of the present Tariff Of Iarss
As striking instance of he uncQ quail opera.
ton Of the present system. will pow state a
case which is familiar to many: A leases OF b
lo' OF ground, at an annual ground rent Of
ESQ, forever. and builds house thereon which
costs him $1,000. Afterwards, e purchases
the ground rent Of B, a, the usual price-,en
years purchase al S5)oi This house and lot is
assessed to A al s. 500, aud he pays a tax on
thai assessnsen, Of 81 so, while e, who now
owns the groand rent issuing out Of that very
LIT which he holds, wi the addition of The
house, as securi,, for the payment Of il, pays
no one ceal Of tax. Now, l conceive ,here is
nei her jus'ice nor equity in such state Of
things; and ye, there is large portion Of the
proper in the Town in this situation. / have
stated his Case in this way, because the most
OF The ground rents are now in the hands OF
third persons having been purchased UP oy
mralrd men, As the pes investment '"ey
could make OF their funds; aud 1t may well
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

claimed, that the Messilh would re- anna,
Ill l,3 years. But The doctrine of Mi., u
Cardoso, which spread rapidly from F., q
Tripoli, and even to Egypt, was the mae. "
,ravagan, = the son of David, he said .. T
no, appear ill all Israel were either s",n
Wicked the lauer va; far rhe easier ~. -"
cess, he recommended all true Israpl,s, ~ rv'
celera'e the coming Of the Messiah BY sno,,.
Using 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Dia'.
zeal complied with this advice. Sasba,h,;.n'
still exists as sect Of Judaism; thou,h .'
baby among mos, Of lis believers, r,,be, , ~"
ported by that corporate spirit which aold, i,
followers Of political reh gious faction tov.,S
.r. than by my distinct and definite ar,icIs, =
belief"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
E0,ice.

HAVING filed the Columbian fee House with clean
pure ICE from the Potomac. free from any extra
neous matter such grass, dirt, thing else.
he subscriber informs the citizens of Alexandria that
he intends to furnish ICE cheaper than be had in
the district. WM b. STUART.
m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

Extract from "4n 7c 10 enlarge the popsrs of the
reral Corporation, Of tse District Of Columbia ZIP.
proceed Nay a, 1873.
hat tax, at the rate Of 6ftyeght hundredths Of
per centum the assessed value Of the real and
personal estate within the Town Of Alexandria, here
by imposed and sssr SIS, 4 "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
DR1WS TO- NORROW
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Class No. 2, for 1880,
Will be drawn in Wilmington, (Del) on Tuesday, 10th
February.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000

HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets So on; halves so; quarters O7s
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. I, for 1850
Will be drawn in the City of New York on Thursday
18th February.
HIGHEST PRIZES:
/ Prize of $4,000 Prize OF $4,000
! do of 10000 do of 2,452
| do Of 5000 10 do of 1000
| do OF 1000 &c. &C. Sc
To be had in variety of numbers at the Office Of
J. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker. alexandria
febI5
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
MARSHAL'S SALE,


N obedience to Decree Of the Su-
Il perior Court Of Chdncery, hold
en- at Stamton, pronounced on the
Eighteenth day Of August, 1880, in a
cause therein depending, ,chsrein John
Wdyt, Jr. administrator de 6onos non
Of Salma Key is Plaintiff, and the
Widow and Heirs Of David Hum
phrey, deceased, &c. are Defendants,
aciH be sold on the premises, near John
H. Cookies tavern, in .4ibemarle coun-
ty, to The highest bidder, for ready
money, on TUESDAY the Second
day of November ''srr, a tract Of land
containinS staten acres.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
M. S. Ch'y. Court.
OCTOBER ID 1t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
BARGAINS! BARGAINsi

ID +. BOYD & BROTHER will dis.
u spose Of their stock of Hats and Shoe,
at very reduced prices they have a urea,
many ofeach article, some of which nre OF
the best quality: Thoy will enumerate few
of the prices, viz.
Black fur Hats, at g, 3, 4, and as
Do. do. best quality.
Ladies' best Prunella Shoes. 81 10
Do. Cd quality,
Do. Sd do. *
Chiidien's Shoes, 37l.2a so
Coarse Shoes, so rs
Morocco Shoes, 500 I 90
They are determined TO sell off their pro.
sent Stock, and therefore will accommodate
persons who wish to buy, "low for Cash"
N: -: We have on hand prime parce. of
BACON g. LARD-we believe il better
than usually met with, and the price the
same as others sell for. b.. & r.
August l3-2 ,f
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
SUGAR, SALT. SC.
TUST received 9 hhds Is, oual;,

uSI received 2 hhds LIST quality
- New Orleans Sugar at IL i-2 cts
| DO I'd do at I'D cents-3 bags green
Coffee: hid N. o. Mollsses at SO cents ;
~ sacks Liverpool filled Salt $50 lbs. Cot.
ton Yarn at and per bolt 700 lbs. new
Cheese at IL l-2 per pound 400 Loaf Su.
gar at IL and 90 cts per pound 6 boxes
Candles very low by the Box /; 6 do Tur.
pentine Soap, do. do. ALSO,
Looking. Glasses, Tumblers, Decanters,
pnt and Half Pint FIasks; Glass $ by 10,
III 10y IL; Putty Nails o. all sizes; Liver,
YnpoapY C!aasSkbsSSS al al cent. per b
shot of all sizes at 8 cents per ID; Foolscap
Writing Paper new Rice; Muscatel Raj.
sins ; best Spanish Segars Copperas; In
dgo Nader Allspice Pepper Ginger;
Salt Petre Alum and Mustard fine and
coarse Shoes; Bedcords; Plough Lines
Crackers, very low by the Kog Mackeie i
and Herring. Also on hand, a few barrels
OF Family Flour at 81 so per Dbl together
with other goods too tedious to mention, all
low for cash, by III. M. WOLFE,
Oct, Main ST. Cha riot tesv lille
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
Approved Family Medicines
HIGH are celebrated tor the cure of
most diseases that the human fame

VA HIGH are celebrated tor the cure of
w most diseases that the human flame
is subject to. Prepared only by the sole pro-
prietor T. ", DyOtt, VI ID. grandson of the
late celebrated DIR. Robertson, of Edinburgh.
DR.. Rs. celebrated Stomach ELIXIR of Health
for the cure of coughs, colds, approaching
consumption, whooping cough, asthma, pains
In the breast, wind in the stomach, dyspep-
STA, bowel complaints, dysentary, &c. Pric
one dollar and fifty cents per bottle.
DIR. RobertS0n's Vegetable Nervous Cordial
or Natures Grand Restorative.
Recommended for the cure ofnervous COM
plants generally, inward weakness, dspres-
sion of the spirits, head ache, tremor, faint
ness, hysterlc fits, nervous debility, intem-
pcrance, mercurial. disease, impotency, dis
eases peculiar to females, &c Price ono dol
lar aud fifty cents per bottle.
DIR. Rs. celebrated GOut 6. Rheumatic Drops.
A safe and etfectual cure for the govt and
rheumatism, lumbago, stone and gravel swell
ling and weakness of the Joints, sprains
bruises, pains in the head and face, frosted
feet, &c Price two dollars per bottle.
Dr. Ro6ertson'S Stomach Ritters.
Celebrated for Strengthening u weak s,o-
mach, increasing the appetite, and certain
preventive against the fever and ague, &c.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Dr.Rs. mfatLiblo WOrm DESTROYING Lo=enpes.
n HicuiCttie universally esteemed Tor ex-
peiling every species of worms from the hu-
man body. Price 80 cents per package-large
packages one Golla-.
DR.. DyOH,s Patent Itch Ointment
For pleasantness, safety, expedition and
certainty OF cure, is unequaled by any other
medicine in use, for the removal of this disa-
greabie, tormenting complaint. II has no I'M
plea SAINT smell land may be Used on the young
est infant with safety. Price 30 CTS Der box
DR.. Dyett init Bilious Pills.
Which, if administered in time TO remove
the bile from the stomach, will prevent all
bilious complaints, malignant fevers, ague &
fever, bilious choic, pleurisy, worms Olsen.
| tary, head ache, heart burn, loss of appetite,
colds aud coughs, dyspepsia or Indigestion,
habItual cost,veness, &c. Price % cents per
! box-argo boxes so cents.
DIR. Dyott's fafaltible Tooth .7ehe Drops.
Price % cents-small walls % cents
DR.. pickers' Ointment for the cure ofthe Tet.
ter, Ring Worm, So.-Price 81 | 2 per box.
The CircaSSidn Eye Water.
Celebrated tor curing most disorders oft
eyes.-Price fifty cents-smali viais 25 cts
MahyS APproued Piaister Cloth.
sore breasts, biles, legs, swellngs, sprains,
cuts, bruises, pains in the back and breast
| cofns on the feet, &c. Price % cents, 80 cts.
aud one dollar for each size plaster.
Approved and recommended by Doctor
Rush and Doctor Ply sick, of Philadelphia,
and by the most eminent of the Faculty in the
U. States. Just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING d co.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
GROCERIES. &c.

HNHE undersigned informs his friends and
n the public general, that he has inst
received new and complete supply of Gro
ceries, purchased on the best terms for cash,
and of the first quality, which he assures
them shall be offered on the most reasonable
terms. Every article which he may sell he
warrants to be fresh and good
Among hts present assortment are the fol.
lowing
20 sacks Liverpool filed Salt, Bacon, Lard
and Butter-Whiskey by the bbl-Apple
Brandy-good old Peach Brandy-Frencli
Brandy-kum--bcst Madeira Wine-,Mo-
lasses of best quality, and all kinds of Sugars
4LSO-constantly on hand, Flour, Corn,
Corn Meal, and Oats. Shad and Mackerel,
Goshen Cheese, new Albany Beer, and fresh
Crackers, by Jameson and Dill, low 70. casi,
together with every other article usually
kept IN Grocery Store A share of the
puolic patronage is respectfully solicited
Oct b. MOSBY, Random Roy
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
BACON, SALT, SC.

YHNHE subscriber has on hand, immediate.
Il iy opposite the Old Tan Yard, now &C.
cupied by Mr.. John ID. Craven,
5000 pounds prime Bacon
500 do. do. Lard
500 do. Oak Tan'd Spanish Sosl Leather
300 Cotton Yarn, superior to any have
sold, at 6 and 81 pence pr Bunch
Is sacks Liverpool filled Salt, At So 90
per sack--200 Loaf Sugar, good q'y.
hogsheads good Brown Sugtr, 10 q
IL cents per pound
500 lbs green Coffee, first and Cd quality
300 Shot, at 3 cents per single pound
and cts pr ID. by the bag
A'so-halt pint Tumblcrs and quart De-
canters, Crockery and Eartienware, Window
Glass 10 by IL, and by 10, Putty, Lamp
Oil, Sweet Oil and Castor Oil, Rice, Indigo
and Pepper, Madden aud Copperas, Bunch
Raisins,, Almonds and Figs, Scotch aud hIac-
coboy Snuff, pint and half pint Flasks, fine
Hats and coarse Shoes, Domestic Cotton
Cloth, Shad, Mackerel and Herrings, French
and Apple Brandy, Sweet and Dry Malaga
Wine, Whiskey and RIM, Wrapping Paper
by the Ream, superior Writing Ink. Pepper.
mint, Cordial in bottles.
August l3-2 JOSEPH BISHOP
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
CABINET MAKING.

ME undersigned. having served a regu-
i"f apprenticeship - first rate estah-
iishmen, in the City Of Baltimore, and work
ed IN different shops in that City, tor several
years, deems himself well experienced in the
Manufacture "i fashionable and tasteful Ca
oinet furniiure-and now offers his services
10 the 'ltizens of this place and its vicinity
10 execute any article in his line, and assures
them tnat his work shall he done faithfully
and elegantly, on moderate terms His place
OF business is at the shop Of Mr. John Tomp.
kins, where his work may be seen, us well
us at several other places in town.
GEO w RAIN
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
NOTICE.

WEI1LL he offered for sale at the late re
w sidenoe of Wilson Mills, decd. Abe
marie CO. near Michie's tavern, on Friday
the 9Th of November next, the following
to wit Horses, Cattle, Sheep, hogs
and quantity of Grain consisting of Wheat
Rye aud Corn. Farming Utensils, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and a variety
of articles too tedious to enunerate. The
sale to commence at ten o'clock. Terms
will be made known on tho day Of sale by
ELIZABETH MILLS, Xxx.
Oct s-3:p
N. b. All persons having claims against
said Estate are requested to make them
known, and those indebted will be expected
TO make payment.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
@BOARDiNG.,A

THE undersigned, hauing a uery
q commodious and eligible house for
the purpose, conveniently and pleasant
y situated near the University of
Virginia, aOoula be wiling to ACCOM-
modote, on reasonable terms, fer
young gentlemen of the aboue Hstitu-
ton; or young Ladies, Dho may irish
TO attend Mrs. Biettermnnn B0ard-
ing Sehool, distant bit one hundred
yards, may be also received as board
ers in the family. EUery attention to
the comfort, convenience and ccm-
mandS of the BoarderS wiU be cheer
fully gioen. and no pains shall be
spared to render entire satisfaction to
those 'oto may .faoor him Nth their
patronage.
III. w. d. JONES.
September 3--5 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
VARIETY
AND GROCERY STORE.

* w. WOOD eco inform the pub.
SMs Tic that they have just received a
handsome stock of such articles as are M COM
mon demand: viz, Looking glasses, toilette
and shaving, Cut glass and plain Decanters,
Cut and plain flint wine glasses and Tum-
blers from rs cts to $3.50 per doz-Quart
and pint tdmblcrs,--Ptchers, bowls, ures,
dishes, plates, Cups and saucers, of various
sizes, loaf, lump and Brown sugars, best Cot.
fee, Imperial and .Gunpowder Tea, Young
Hyson, do. Soushong do. Powder and shot,
Rice, ginger, pepper, Alspice, Cloves, salt
Petre, salts, Indigo, Fig blue, Sperm and
TaIlow Candles, Turpentine soap very cheap,
Shaving and Fancy soap, Raisons, Figs, Fill
berts, Almonds, cheese, Cider in bottles, Lon
don Porter, Molasses, Best Mcdeirn, 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, pillow lines, lamp black, &c. Salt
1926 per sack, Best Chewing tobacco, Cigars
Snuff, with many other articles, G. w. w.
Eco. believing such store as they propose
to keep, will be convenience to the neigh
bourhood, where it is located, and intending
to sell at fair prices, respectfully ask share
of public patronage.
Sentemhsr 3--20 &c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
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.
RES, too tedious to mention -.9iso-A
constant supply of nice white Corn Meal,
Bacon, Oats, &c -Also-
A Carryall, with top to it and harness
complete for travelling--low for CASH
ALSO
$500 feet of Pine Plank. Terms low for
Cash, opposite the Stone Tavern, Main at.
Char oiiesviile. SAMUEL 1HOa!BS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN obedience to a Decree of the Su-
a perior Court Of Chancery. holden
at Staunton, pronounced ON The FIJI
teenth day Of July, 1890, in cause
therein depending, ,uhersin Rice Nor
ris is Plaintiff, and Moses Snead
Detendant, ,riH be sold, on the premi-,
ses on Monday the First day of No,
remher merit to Tho highest bidder. fo,.
ready money, tract OF Land, contain
ing One Hundred and Seventy and an
half Acres, adjoining the lands of
William Morris in .AibemarIe county.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
M. S. Ch'y. Court.
October ID 4f
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
A. POLKINHORN.

RH II.LlNER AND MANTuA MAKER, offers
1vA her services to tho Ladies of Charlottesville
and It's vicinity, and respectfully solicits share of
heir patronage. She has made arrangements to re-
ceive constantly the newest fashions. All orders
that she may be favored with, in the above business
will be thankfully received aud promptly executed in
the best manner, OH the lowest terms and in the
most fashionable style.-Leghorn and Straw Bonnets
bleached, pressed, altered aud Dyed in superior
manner, aud warranted to look equal to new.
Main-Street, Charlottesville.