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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
LAND FOR SALE

% virtue OF the authority given IN ~
- ders,gned By deed OF trust. mad. I
Thomas CTews, bearing date the 25tb ot E. .!
1928, aud duly recorded in the county 81 -.
Amherst, by which deed The trustees are '.
powered TO exercise a discretion in sell;n. ~
property thereby conveyed, erher publirg. 'us
privately, as they might deem it most sd.;|
BILE aud expedient. The undersigned. The ,,,,s
tees, offer TO contract, at private sale, for ~.
whole or any part OF the tract of land in .,.s
deco mentioned, on . credit OF md 2 yes,s
And they are willing TO divide the land So =
TO accommodate those disguised TO purcIas,
This land lies in the county Of Amherst, ." -.
main 1.ynchburg road, 2 miles from L,nchb,.e
and Q from Amherst Courthouse. II !, f.,,as
in its quality, Ines well, is we'll adapted IA ~
produce Of tobacco, corn, wheat, &c. and !.
every respect, most valuable plantation = :,
contains between s and 900 acres, and i
proved with a Brick Dwelling House. hui,
the most substantial and ornamental siyle az
cost at enst ST. ,00U-together with ali nyrs..
sary out houses, consisting OF Carriage Lon.a
Barn, Kitchen. &c and is under good fencina
The trustees, consulting the interest of lbo.9e
| interested, are disposed 10 make every effort =,
! get a reasonable price for The property-and
the Lecessity of sale makes IL the in,e,es, -
| every one DESTROYS of owning a valuable estste
10 examine for themselves, and TO avail them
selves of opportunities seldom offered.-1bo
land will be shewn by Mr.: Crews, who G,es
in Lynchburg, and by either OF the Trustees a.
any time, on application, and every (aciG,s
aud inducement will be offered TO purchaser. =,
TO the payments, which may be within the nou
CT OF the Trustees.
F.. F. GARDNER, Lynehburg
A. b. DAVIES, Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

t~l IoLEN from The Subscriber living at The
u Slaughter-bouse, 0.ar Lynehburg, on The
first day OF May. brown oolored PUFFY. his
hair somewhs, curly. and some white on his
breast aud oo his nose Any person tba, " i'll
bring bin, 10 me will have she reward Of two
dollars, aad five dollars for the dog aud Ihiel.
JOHN JORDAN
May 6,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

FANCY GOODS

Consisting Of Silks. Batiisies, Ribbons, lilo
siery, Bandkerchieis, Sewing Silks, Coilons.
Gloves, &c &c.
ALSO,
An assortment OF Brushes aud Jewelry-All
of " hch shall be Offered at the loves, cash pfi-
ces
April 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
Superb Articles.

IN pursuance ola decree of the Hastings
= 'onr, o: Lynchburg. entered March term,
ISL IN the suit Wheeler. Ell. a. vs. Mo, gan,
III oha"oery Twill, on the 24ih April next,
sell. 10 the highest bidder, at auction, a wood
ann brick tenement. situated on one half Of
Lot NO ~, on I'd street. and now in the occu.
pancy OF Morgan g. Mcdaniel and f. +.
nsrdner and others, on a credit of ~ months.
oonu WIN approved security will be required
for the purchase money.
March o5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

Messrs. James S. Stanley and Thomas
l.. Price, admrs. OF Maj. Price, dec.
vyoU will take notice. that | shall, on the
18th day OF Juoe next, brtseen the
risinr and setting OF the sun. IN Samuel NJ.
Iosrls Tavern. in the town ofComPe'I''on, in
rnsylyania county, proceed 10 take the depo-
snions OF William Buek, which deposition,
when ,sken, shall offer TO read, on the Trial Of
my injunction against you, now depending IN
the Couaty Cout OF Piusy wanna, when you
may attend, If you please
JOSEPH CARTER.
Mayo Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

LNOR RENT, the large and commodious
Il dwelling house our Store. Posses
sion given immeduJTy j.
April % Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

SUI KS ~ e AGMSo
4 hiiE Subscriber respectfully invites the
~ attention of the Ladies TO the first arrival
OF his Spring supply. VIZ:
Bareges Of quite new style
Beautiful fancy Gro de Maps
Gymp Laces and Edgings
4 a and Sd Bobb NETT
Lace Capes, Wells and Peeli ines, the most
splendid, ye, cheap
ALSO
A few doz Shell Tuck Combs.
ROBERT KYLE.
IS. An assortment of Dry Goods surpass'
ing in beauty and extent. any ever exhibited at
this house, is every day expected. X. X.
March 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

NEW STORE.
gUNMNIs g ,g3BR
lGfAVE taken the Store formerly occupied
44 by A1essr,. Saml, Ayre and Co. on Bunk
square, where they are now opening gene' al
assortment oil Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ::
Among which are
Blue and black Cloths
Mixed and Olive DO
Super CasSineus
Black PruoeIa, a superior article for gen
tlemrns wear
French BombazHe
Stripe Satin
White d.,
Black Crcnssian
Is ack Italian Lutcstring, (Mathionas)
eros de Naples
Black Marcelain
Coloured flurences
Pougies
Nanksen Grape
French Ginghams
Seersucker do
large assortment of Calicops
Aspiendd assortment Of Cotton and Silk
Hosiery .......
Ladies Beaver s. Horse Skin Gloves
Gentlemens do do do
Jaconeil hluslms
Null do
-5 ! case cotton Cambria
Irish Linens
Long Lawns
Black and white Italian Grape
case Leghorn Bonneis
Fur HAS
Wool do
Ladies Prunella Shoes
Do Morocco do
Coarse Leather
general assortment of Domestic Goods,
Hardware and Groceries.
A large assortment OF Cotton Yarn, directly
from the Factory, constantly on hand, ,og ether
with every article in our line, which we are en-.
abled TO sell as low as any house in Lynchburg
We only ask IT purchase TO call and exam.
inc for themselves. Country merchants will
find II TO their ADVANTAGE 10 call on rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
Doctor Thomas Ii. Nelson

m EsPECrFuLLY offers his services 70
f, The inhabnants Of Bedford. and hopes oy
nrrse, srance and attention to hrs proiess'on W
mer,l the public patronage. Ills fesidsaef 'or
;i,e present will be nj Colonel Thomas MOORE e.
May 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

TnIIE subscriber has Just received from n.
- York and on hand, finishing for sale. AT
his nrw establishment opposite the Western
Hotel, Lyochburg, great variety Of Home
aud Travelling Carriages. consisting ofeyery
kind used in this country, and sold on the most
reasonable terms--alsO, CsfryalI. made, in the
Northern style.
n. b. All orders for carriages will be eIecu-
ted with promptness and despatch.
HARVEY BEACH.
April WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
a SUPPLY OF fresh Medicines, Paints. Dye
~ Stuff, nc. consisting in part ofthe fol
lowing articles:
Balsam Peru
Oil SassliIaa
Oil Lemon
Opium
Blue Mass
Elead's Pills
Denarcotlsed Opigm
PPperine
French QUinine
Iodine
Hydriodate of Potash
Acetate Morphia
Exuact Eiaicrium
Daily Carniniiiye
Receipt Car5 Iron
Iron headed 1ruSsps
Tooth Drawers aud ForssSs
Cuppipg hlasses
Hauer's Bow Strings
Ground Fustic
Lead in Oil
Rosiu, Glue
Russian Blue, No
Spanish Brown
English and Chinese Vermillion
Lamp Black, IN Oil
Japan or Painters Varnish
Flake White
Gold Leaf &c &c.
Together with complete assortment of
Fam, Brushes, Sash Tools. Clamps Shoe
Brushes, &c. which in addition 10 our forme
stock, renders our assortment a general one
All "t which we offer 10 the public ON as mode
rate terms as They can be purchased in this
market. Wm j. HOLCOMBE
Also, small supply of DIR Judkins celtbra-
ted Ointment for White Swelling, letters,
Hheuma'lsm, Sprains and Bruises, &c &C.
w J. II.
March 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
ENYEETAASM ENT,

NWlLL be kept at the La Fsyete Inn. OF
w cupied for the last two years by Capt,
John Franklin, dec. formerly called the White
House. nj Amherst Couri House, on the follow
ing terms, viz: Dinner and horsefeed, so
Supper 25 Breakfast o5.
PHlNEAS J. PIERCE.
Jan u Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
ADDITIONAL SPRING
ARRAV AIS OF

NHEDiCINES. PANTS, Oils. Dye-Stufs,
1Nl Brushes, Window Glass. Putty, Instru-
msn,s, Soaps. Perfurnery. Fancy Goods, Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns, Pistols,
prks, Whips. Canes, &c &c. all for sale al
the very lowest prices, or 10 puncsuai cus,o-
rners on liberal time, or for exchange for some
articles OF country produce.
Howell DAVIES.
Marrb 23
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
MASONIC NOTICE.

1NHE dedication of the Masonic Hall in Lib.
~ erty. will take place on Sunday the 23rd
inst in pursuance of a resolution entered into
by said Lodge. at their last regular ccmmunica'
ton.
All regular Master Masons in good standing
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
DANL. AUNSPAUGH, Sec'y.
May l3 t23M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

lzI9usIVH sgOcL OF
DRY GOODS.
NORVELL TATE opening the tenement former and eeae
Daniel Brown Go
lGooJp
pains oil oos
prices %
power 10
tBe latsttv d,anduI- in y ,sn
Theirs tnent ,ompis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
TIE NEW CONSTITUTIONS.

The Western papers begin to bring us indications
OF the spirit in which the new Constitution will be
received by our brethren beyond the Mountains
lie temper displayed is not altogether such as we
nau hoped and expected. The Winchester Repub-
"cah-wich we are happy to perceive has ranged it.
sen among the advocates of the new Constitution
speaking OF the first reception OF The Constitution.
says that that county Frederick and the ontro
west IL s'uch agitated, and hat "t cannot he con-
ceasd that feelings of bitterness and loud and angry
aiscontenta are uttered every where" The St,anton
spectator seems also rather inclined to take the new
Constitution. It thus states the case:
we congratulate our readers The adjournment of
VIC Convention we wish it equally in our mover IN
them on the result Of labors But il Is far Oil
Lhe rights, their ieterests, their feelings tave
outraged the progress and the contamination shat e
49, py .e mem we participate in the common SENTIMENT
80. ~ was Indignation but that generaIv t,:rcd
,o disgust What win he the fate of the new tonS,;,o
,h a." az loss 70 conjecture. If Judge from
sdnniy displayed in its adoption by the Eastern uer
OouVehuon we should suppose that i; viii DO sanction
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

30tI June. The price Of the season will be thirty
dollars paid within and forty dollars if paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in Toal
and dollar to the groom Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well watered
VIII be afforded gratis for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better or more abundant pasurare could
not be desired
This beautiful and high-bred Horse, bought by
James Harbour, Esq. public sale Of Walkers
iIhe stud OF horses ~ London, te 9TH June last
Is dark bay sixteen hands high, oil fine form and
goat activity, and needs only TO bc seen to be adj
E!ired lis age (he being only six years old last
SPRING. adds much to Ills other good qualities I'm
ported horses are generally too old before they are
brought TO TINS country Young TruGla was so in
Jnrod ~ his FIRST training whilst n. was the
OF tire Duke De Gucho that he never ran. His
fedigree Is III the annexed certificate. reference to
Whlch WI! snow any one conversan with SUCH sub
Jccs lha lie is OF the pures blood in England. lie
VIII DC exhibited at the Courthouscs Of Aioemarc
Louisa and Orange, OIL The first day of their respective
NJ 1rCh courts
oil one VIII be RENTED; and if mare sent % him this
season fall she viii be insured the next at the price
Of the scasO".
Two lilies, from auy Slate in the J11jon. bov;nr
won purse OF $500, will be put gratis; the Grst
applicants TO have the preference Care will be
taben TO prevent accidents, bat will moi be Fespon-
slblc for them S. w. WAGER,
For james Barbour, Esq.
EorbouFsy.iie, Jan. 90 H. 1880.
This IS to certify, the brown Horse sold by me to
Janes Barbour, Esq was bred by the Duke dc Guche,
got by Frufiie ouj OF Helen by Wh;skey, her dam
low Justice by Justice, ont OF &euia by Chalcn-
So9 HauI"pye ~ Felipe Ftulfic covered in 1929
at gUincas lie got by s5orcerer out Of Horn
By Lass by BuzldTd her dam Puzzic, bv Matcnem
Princess by Iierod.
Signed EiCIrD TATTEESALI.
Hyde PARK Curaer, London
TfuGIe was scut 10 france. and bought back again
It $50 guneas = y
.1D2 -"f%:c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
Foa THE Wn,G.
TO MY LYRE.

Thou hast been strung to many themes,
And while touch'd Thy magic strings,
I've sang of golden gorgeous dreams,
Or wall my dark imag1ninge;
But re or bethot that unto thee
Was due q strain of minstrelsy.
Oh, when upon my heated brain
Illusions swan, of various dyes;
I've warbled u tuMultuous strain,
And startled at thy symphonies:
And shall not then bow to thee,
And give strain of minstrelsy.
When nil around was gloon-and light
; Seem d vanished ever from my eyes,
I've touch'd thy chords-and visions bright
Reaew'd my sinking energies;
And have felt tho sad-alone-
AS proud as ''--" on - throne.
But thou hast never stopped to chant,
With adulaton's cringing mien,
To point the outward graces-rant
OF beauties never to be seen;
Thon hast not given blunt, the lie,
Beneath the mask of Poesy.
And seldom hast thou dcisn'd to praise
The tender warnings OF Tyre;
And strove in poets breast to raise
Unmcet devotion to his fire,
That he might fattery's inccncc burn,
And PRISE thy music i'll return.
But thou hast scann with modcs,y,
The Va ious workings of the mind,
And wealthan power would defy
Upon the indoleut couch rcclined:
Thou never how'd beneath their swyy,
But sung in thine own simple way.
I've sometimes tho't never more
Would string anew thy untun'd wires,
Bat oh, before the hour was DER,
I've fuwn to thee with fresh desires,
And surely thou deservs't OF me,
At least strain of minstrc'sy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

ST Jory, \ &. Jan >
BeT Seooii0C On Thursday morning last llessrs Ross
Arit, and Reynolds. all Of Indian Town sailed h from,
the house OF Mr. LYONS, The Ncreps road acco,np,ad
by the latter III quest Of game, when they discovered M Win
teFs retreat OF several bcass aud succeeded in Eg M Ice
than seven Of these animals vou appear ihat tie Wild
Creatures Of our Forests either greaiy the increase w
ponto r"ness or that they have Of late more in t
WAY OF approaching The habtaou Of more Than rcr'c
we had OCCASION not long ago he vast uur,er r
hed Deer h1 hlt fallen before the of tie soornan n
te course OF the hst year and the a1 surr- OF gee
son brought 20 nraybef "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
From the London .Morning Chronicle, Dec. 81.

From the London JHorning Chronicle, Dec 81.
We have received the Paris papers of Thursday
aud Friday.
The Cour Roynle has redeemed the character of
the French tribunals from the which it received
in the sentence condemning the Courier Francois
for stating that ''the immortal Pictures of the Last
Supper, the TRANSPORTATION, and the Communion of
Saint Jerome, will still remain chefs d'Gupre even
when religious crcrds shall be completely abolished
If the duration of their trail materials should reach
to such period Tue court, which has somewhat
sounder notions of the limits Of free discussion than
Mr.. OConnel, declares, "Considern.- that the opn.
ion delivered publicly religious creed and which
constitutes want of faith in that creed NAV appear
misfortune in the eyes of those who havo faith but
can only be cupabe when 1T degener ates into injury
and outrage, either to that creed or TO those who
profess it." The court then declares that in the ex-
pressions of NJ Chateiain, there is such Injurious
expressions.
What contrast between the logical clearness of
the French tribunal, and tue muddie headed cant
about Christianity being part and parcel of the law of
England, by which the Judges of the Court of Kino s
Bench have so often dsgraccd the country. There
can be no federation in country in which the limits
between religious and civil culpab!ity are not re-
cpgniZed.
We do not see how it falls within the province of
the Legislator the magistrateto prescribe for The
moral government of individuals. Oar vices only
cUme within the province of the magistrate when
others suttsr Inconvenience from them Wherever q
faculty is given that faculty may be abused. man
who can read may read noxious books The privi-
lege of publishing without restraint may be used to
vfews. Whoever possesses the MEANS may indulge
DO excess in the pleasures of the table. The rich
may drown his senses in VINE and the poor man
in gin. The wise will be moderate in their enjoy
Ingnts, and the imprudent immoderate We know
of means by which excess can be guarded against
except the dispositions of Individuals which it Is
the business Of instruction and laws to improve
OF this, however, we are certain, that men are
entitled to erect themselves into Judges of what in
dugcnces ought to be allowed to others. We pro-
test therefore, against all reformatons effected by
magisteral interference Who shall draw the line
of distinction between what is beneficial and what is
hurtfui? And why should difficulties be thrown in
the way OF those who wish ardent spirits, because
may avail themselves of the facilities to drink
to intoxicatone The rubicuud compilations OF half
tie people in easy circumstances you meet in the
streets. proof of their drinking well as eat
gin more than IS strictly necessary for their health;
but they would resent all attempt to regulate their
indugences according to any standard fixed by others
The poor people are entitled to the liberty as
the rich. When they violate the laws, punish them;
but do not punish them by sumptuary laws.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

STEAM Is efecus greater changes il the world almost, thar
le discovery OF the art OF printing of American
Continent Two applications Oh this mighty agent ar
referred to in the annexed paragraphs.
A Steam hfecugle has been invented in Liverpool winch
on aaro being given. is be drawn f0th by horses
light eng first applied To the fuel he ket oivny.
ready Fhe wheels OF the engine Connected y machine
~ with pair OF bellows winch, they revOve, they set in
notion thus getting uP the steam by the the engine could
arrive in cases, place of couhig where il
is stated, wi perform much work in forcing $50
coud.-tE Post.l
Steam Piough-slr Heury Hardey, OF Culvcrborpc Sea
ford, has offered penIun hundred pounds for the in
venton of plough IN hiS letter says expected
this iu have tur wonder wo.u1 power steam r
Piled to general agricultural purposes thai locomotive en-
gines would have smoked fields before icy had
established themselves upon roads enormous expense
IS attendant on the cultivation Of strong natural wheat lands,
four horses aud two being frequently epnyed in tearjng
tic tenacious aOv, aud it is i,uifcertjy done
though the cost cannot he less than Us lis per acre Wee
steam applied, in place Of The allconsuniur gaurlt horse
Mr. HandIey calculates that long lands rgbi be
Poghed at from Is 3D. 10 IS pes lands in
proportion Should this of genius in his invrr
iion one of the ideas Of Mr. CooI~jn were cpcc
exposej TO ridcule, will b1 rssz,j -f(asg,w Chroiss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

The Caledonian Mercury says:-Wc learn on au
thority which never yet deceived us, that Prince
Leopold Is the person who untcs the greatest chan
CTS IN favour of being appointed to the sovereignty
of Greece. He Is supported both by England and
France, and not opposed by Russia.-IIls English
pension will enable him to acqairc tina, influence a.
inong poor and needy people, which will be neccs-
sary to concatc their dispositions ID The commence.
EIcnt."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
RTEGO

AgA Will make season the approaching
CGEA-s.=> Spring at Machamp's Hanover
AuaA SM courthouse. lie is hnTse of fine SIZE,
SV T9W pedigree and form, was trained at four
essazzsks years DID, and gave proofs of good specd
but from accident was not brought the turf-bis
dam was sister of Sir Archies, by Sir Peter Tea
zle-his sire was Francisco, bed horse of his
day. ian 25-1awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
ian 25-Iawtf

The imported YOUNG TRUFFLE,
an entire Horse of the best blood in En-
Gland. will stand at the village of Bar
'"ursvilie, the ensuing season, TO com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02
NEW GOODS.

u " the last arrivals from New York and Pb.de
! - phia, II. NELSON has received a large an
general assortment Of Fresh Spring Goods; comprsin
every variety Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
adapted to the season-amoDg which, are
Diark and coloured mandarines and palmyrenes
A and Cd fancy plaid and striped ging6ams
Etohe indienni la neto style French ginghau,sl
AdrIanoples and cotepaly, plain and figured
Mandarin and Nankin grapes and poneees
hatteonis heavy black Italian lustrnG
Heavy India company satins and levantnes ...
Black and coloure1 eros de Naples and Gro de Der
Inns 49, 49,
Black scnshaws and sarcenets
Coioured and black marceline and florence silks
New style Prints of every quality
Cotton cambrics and jaconcts
Checked and figured do
Plain and figured Swiss null md book rnrsI;rs
5-4 medium muslins, and Swiss crayats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdkfs.
"a ID and Cd plain and worked bobinct laccs
limp lnces, edgings and quillings
Thread laces and edgings assorted
Eegant lace capes, pelerenes and collars
Black and white lace wells
White, green, and black guuze do
Embroidered Grape, b. ,..ge and pauze hdkc
Long and short barege and gauzc scarfs
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black elk and cotton hosiery
Fine beaver. Hosskln and silk gloves, assorted
Uarnlture and gauze cap and bonnet ribbons
New style rich belt do
Carved and plain tortoise tuck and side combs
brazilian tuck side and dressing do
Blue. black and fancy broud cloths
New style Marse,lles vestings assorted
DO imperial horentne do
Nance chop nankeens, of superior quality.
Fine and extro superfine Rowen casslIneIes
Cotton fiorentine and imitation lastiDr
Brown and white French dtilngs
Cd French marino bombaznes for mems wear
English do assorted qualities
Coloured and black circassians and bombazetts
Black and mkt lasting and prunella
Al and 7-8 heavy Irish linens and lawns
5, and ga sheetugs, assorted
Diapers md table damask do
Scotch and German oznaburrs
Heavy domestic cotton DO
Common and superine tickinrs
Apron and furniture checks
Supertlne brown and bleached twist shrtipps
Brown shcctngs, shirtngs plaIds stripes and leans
assorted
large and superior assortment of umbrellas, and
parasols; -
With variety Of other desirable goods, which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
up 22-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02

Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.
vNHE efficacy Of this valuable Medicine in cases of
external and internal hemorrhoid affections has
been abundantly.proved and established 1t is offered
with the fullest confidence, a remedy that VIII eff
feet speedy relief in all of this nature. That
TINS medicine will efectually remove the from
winch the piles have arisen. Is fully demonstrated by
the numerous testimonials of persons who cured
byi many years SINCE and have had no return of tin
disease
FhS medicine is put up in two distinct parcels, one
for external and the other for internal piles which
can DO had separate, as the case may require.
For sale by JOHN II. BLAMIRE,
je Opposite the Eagle door.