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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

" Chevaer Rivaiuoli the Agent Of tie
Laadon Mining G ompaoies. con,radic's, i" the
Charlotte (N. c. Journal. The assertion CON
tanned in n letter which made its frst appear
ance in " oout bern paper" anu Was trans
ferred 10 our columns lew weeks ago, thai
he had offered the proprietors of a Gold Mine
in Piusyiyania (Messrs. VIM. h Hay wood and
Francis L, aoyaIi) 100000 for The int
rest of one half. OF s276,000 tor the whole Of
it" NJ RvaGnoii says, the Mia" IS wholly
unhnpwn to hIB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
A CARD.

". II. CAkPENIItk takes mis- eNrly or
90 porlun,ty 10 inform the cilizens. TIM,
owing 10 his engagements North, 40 applicants
VII be 'ecsived nIier nrit Monday the 27h.
Consequently IT will be necessary for those who
wish the benefit al his services, 10 make immo-
date application.
lnnn %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Education.

SnIE subscriber respectfully informs tho
- public Mat 10 intends opening "A school in
LyDchburg for ihs ms ruclion oil ,onth, in the
ianguagesgs--the sciences IA lar as they aIn
taught IN any oithe preparatory scDools--& all
the bran ches Of learning necessary Tor a com
pleie E0ghsb education. iis has obtained the
Masonic Hal and his School will 20 mo oper-
ton on Iuesisy, 2ls, June.
IL 10 the Subscribers intention 10 establish hie
school permanently IA Lynch uig, II sunelent
patronage he afforded 10 Iuslity lis eoniinuance
and he hopes that the experience he has had
together with his determination 10 devote hi,
tnc eIcIuslv' y 20 his business, will eniiile him
10 share Of the patronage 81 the pubic. The
sessions Of the school wall consist OF 6 months.
Az the end of each session there will tie "A uub
hc examination Of The pupils--when psgentg
ofe respectfully insied 20 auvnd.
TERMS.
EDgl sh and Mathematical Sl0the e4a,
Lats and Gro,k, $l6 do
Application can DO made to Flctcber g. To-
lcr, " 10 The subscriber.
JOS. r. GODFREY.
JuneGo 2twdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

OF J., is amusing, sometimes, and al others
excessively annoying, TO see the. awkward
plumbers lsto which Printtr'S Deriis tall, by
on,itung, adding, and 'ransposins letters. We
have now before us Western paper, contain
ing an article, with the rather queer caption,
From the DaHy OF an Ed'tor'-Dadry IS
meant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

MnrkeiS.-Flo ur is dull and declining. The
quantity "a hand in this country is large. |,
IS said tina, in Richmond alone here is 10, les.
than from 90 to 10, ,OO0bbls. and u very limited
demand. The last foreign accounts are yer,
CONS At "a %.
Cora is scarce aud in drmsod corn meal
retailing by the bag at 81 by the smaller
quanuly at 81 %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
EXTRACT SARsAPARIL.

H IA LIQUID
DO do Solid Eogl,h
DO Buchu Liquid
Leaves do
syrup Liverwou
Ginger bee, Powders. nsp
New Remedy for Gravel, NC.
New do for CoIere mnIbus md Bowl
complaints, all at Philadelphia aud N.
York prices
Bes, white Ginger
DO Green do
Acidun'ed Iemoo and Rose Drops
Best Starch. 2 Kinds
An entcn.iv and splendid supply of Cologne
aud other Pcrinmcfy of superior quality and
,ow prices White Beads
Copai Varosr, &c so. rs dsy tse.i,.d
nni for Aale hy HOUEL D4Yfgs
". IL. WISH to buy n quantity Of clean
Ginwng Root. I'D.
june 20 ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

HJKoUASl 10 uecIre oil the Superior
IL Court OF Chancefy tor tue Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the l7th Vi MAY, 1881
IN the case of 30. Va. Hani; the undsrsigoed
Marshal oil the said Court, will SELL Tor cash,
on Thursday the I'm day ofJuly, 1881, Il far,
II NOT the next fair day, b.ior- hi' office doc,
the town oil Lynchbu'g. four Slaves. Squire,
Juhn. Jesse q Lucy, The properly OF George
Boyd, or 80 many Hs viii sntisty the SAID de-
cfer. IA. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
June 10 ittds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED., ON thu list instant, by the Rev.
samuel Armisiead, MIR. RICHARD OVER
STREET 10 Miss JUDITH McDEANMAN,
daughter OF MI. Thomas Nc Denrman OF Char
lolte
-, on Wednesday evening last, by III.
Rev. w. 5. Reid, Mr., WILLIAM NJ. SHOE
MAKER 10 Miss ELIZABETH JORDAN,
daughter of Mr. H.zekiah Jordan, all OF this
place.
-, ON Thursday the oh inst. by the
Rev Joseph Prd,go, Nj. RICHARD STEA-
GALL 10 Mrs. MARY NORRIS, the widow
OF the lrie Henry Morn, Esq. deceased.
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III. Brooks, Portrait Painter,
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Nav %

EUAS taken room one door below the
En- Franklin II otel, IN The lower story of the
house occepsd by Mr.. Bowen, and Offers his
services 10 The Gil sens OF Lyochburg for fe"
days. ,.
Jne Is W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Unilerny If FUginiu = The last Chameleon
saws, that the number Of matriculates hive not
been greater than al present at any session ex-
cept the second.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Communication.

III onhosp, Jan 3. 1881.
IEfAVlNG hesoma acquainted with Mr..
- Carpenters Systems OF Book Keeping
and fe'manshp. most gladly seize the pre-.
sen, opportunity of making known TO the pub
lie, my unqualified appreciation Of them. =.
A the most substantial proof OF
my opinion of their excellence. II is only necos
sHry ior me TO slate that | hive introduced ihs IN
both into the Shoekoe Hill Academy 10 tho
exclusion OF every other nj h6ngh had not
previously heen wanting IN supplying my
school with The most approved systems
OF Pennanship in use, and had for yrars
taught Book Keeping according 10 Ben
nets aud The Italian method. l consider
the mode pursued by MIR. Carpenter. In shorl.
both IN Book kfeplng aud Penmnnship, emit
tied 10 high rank among thu greatest i'm.
prosements in Education, which characterize
'he present aga. OLIVER A SHAW,
Prnc pa OF The Shotkoe Hli A adem,
June 20 II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Il Tao iorg hee Aarvitrmsa'. srr con
,ained ON lhe frs, page ef this days paper.
They ara nj a controversial character. aud are
therefore published very Reluctantly. {" reis-
ton 10 one Of them, we have used every exer-
lien in our power. short ola positive refusal
TO puhl,sh II. TO procure its suppresson--but
IN vs'a. We dislike TO inser' my thing which
hafmony of our fellow citizens, but wheo once
The ball % put IN motion, We hnd II difficult to
stop IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

STATE Of Europe Although the last accounts
from Europe Indicate continuance of peace.
and apparently dinin ish the chances OF War,
we adhere 10 the opinion, winch we have here
tofore frequently expressed, that il 10 II deceit.
iuI aud reacherous calm, aud that II W IL be
followed by long and boody struggle. A
shnftling and equvocstng policy may relard
this event but il will come Us certain rs that
The spirit Of Liberty has no IDENTIFY of feeling
aud no commonly Of interest with the genius
OF Despoiisn" We eau see OILY one possible
woy OF averti"g hi. struggle aud thai is midi.
Gated in the Subjoined extract irou, an Essay oil
lar and politician-gradnsl concessions from
the latter ~ the tU,ner and we do not believe
that these concessions will be made. Chateau
BRAND remarks;
" We are on the verge Of a general reyo-
luton. Should the political reformation Low
taking place, pursue lis course without obsta.
cie-.hould the popular ieuohaity MAINTAIN
It's gradual deveiOpement-should the ednca-
uon OF the inferior classes pfoce~i uninler-
rnpIedly the different nations i'll lhfn ascend
to n level Of equal liberty # his improving
process IS stop, the nations Will sink nlo lev
el Of ii similar desvOIikm. Tbs despotism can-
not long endure on account OF The ad vanced
state OF human mteitgehce, but il viii be- a
cruel ONE, and viii be followed by "a long Pr
rod OF social anarchy.
From the days OF July there will resnlt. 1T
spne ep0oh sooner OF later, either permanent
republics or TRANSIENT miitaIy governments,
mat oh A. a..
power OF hiug> 10 preserve order and retain
monarchy provided they make the necessary
conct' sioas. The question is--~ll they make
thpse concessions ~
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A.t)SN,

IAN the Forest Road, between Lynchburg
" ard 1atr'S Mil, a PUCkEl BOOK,
containing many valuable paper. reward
will DO gwen 10 any per'on who may hnd
and return II 10 me With lis contents,
a. NJ. WADDILL.
June .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

IT We announced in our last lls arrival IN
'''' i'ace oi the Principal and Assistant Ensi-
neer'' preparatory 10 reconnaissance Of the
country between Lynchbuts AMI New River
Ihey have already commenced the perfor-
nance Of their fash. which, We learn. Nil for
Inc present he confined tos general survey oil
The face Of the country, and the formstisn
OF base hne. IN oider 10 the ssoerlsin,nent oil
the elevation 10 he suru, ouu,ed in the conslruc.
ton oi Rail Road, as n test offs nsaoticahil.
ny. Should the result be favourable. il will Of
course DO followed by n more critical survey,
With view 10 the dete,,nina lion OF the route
H1TUea.-Ibe Wheat harvest in this ne ie h.
6orhood has just commenced here, fifsen TO
twenty days later than last year. On tho 10th
oil Jnn", 1880, new wheat va, delivered IN our
mills. The crop OF wheat in this section oi
country has been improved some by the late
ra'ns, but it must still DO very light one, though
the quality is said to be excellent.
NeD Whent Some engagement have been
made for Wheat OF tn. new crop, 10 he dtlivef-
ed IN the early part Of July, at 81 % the bush
e'. This price can only DO justified by tn,
demand for new -four Tor family use, aud IN
less Tho prospect Tor a foreign demand shoult
be increased the average price Tor the new
crop must BE much lower.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

NU n. CARPENTER informs the ehisens
I'VE of Lynchhnrg that classes VII be ~
rened to-day for the reception Of applicants Tor
Book Keeping snd Psnmanshp, viz
At 4. NJ.
At A. NJ.
At 4 r. NJ.
At S =. NJ.
4 select class Tor Ladies M Penmanship at
IL. NJ
Terms made known nj the rooms, nesi dOor
below the Franklin Hotel
N. Is. Ladies' aud Gentlemen nre requested
to call aud examine thu specimens oi Improve.
meut.
Mr.. c. ofTefs fer sale Watts & Co... eele-
brated Briiish Copy,ng Machine. bv which OF
copies can be taken from one form.
June 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

at 81 to I'D chiefly at Gid "a for fully fair to good
iar; 800 Alaba and Mob le at SID to 6sd 49, Sea
Island at loi to l6d IL Stained Do. at Cd 100 Per-
nao5uco at 65d to Cd IL at 81 760 ranhan at GID
20 '6d 43O Bahia at GID to 7iv $50 Egyptian at to
"a ~ BArbadocs at 6d 1f0 Surat at Id 10 esd; 80
Bengal at AID The arrivals 5sl7 bags. bcaiIcs
number OF vessels not yet reported.
ne a. manu- i,r I'.uscc, ne, nca: " su. pea
d'G dUfing tn" whole ef the We, k. Ric. csn,.n e.
lii moderate Cenant; tho business done his W. ok
$3.50 bags white Bengal at las 81: 20 SIS 60
aud I'd ties Cirona Ut los Cd per cwt Their.
mas been no"ariaiion wu,s' T not CT IN Nh
State t "ur Corn market tus b,s' q,ai is of
furrign und e 81 III Wheat ,uniiuue t. lin
he buyers t iul. les, 5ut all tn. md no
ann lh az d"scri, t ars -, Il ui sal,
ahi are tE'r"d raGl,r wrr. Anne han FI,uii
Sieadv. 'h""gh 'i'r." ;r"r"-i% uuiur rrnrd .
lnH an Z" e"h o '-msy b" q Ia eli NJ slna,i de
ci ~ We 'S,e-,g had 'se suppl .,s of Ann-r.
icah Clover an:! further Gucn ~ D zee
f"s b-"n suhin.it'd In; ia, u.er al the w..
nearly luui's hni nnd buyers ii, va us pr,ce .
the owes = Win h was Az I, o7.nat, =. 90, n {,
The highest ca pr wi roo, URGES nie I
present quite nrmia'. ., 4 ner Gu ) ,y,.,, II, ~.
seed 1870 "s hav b Ell S"l' 81. G ~ a. prr bI,.
and 6OU pr. DI ri, LnS'd, lar cru -r.inY 81 .,s ,
Imp al quart NeIavr he: r /. nf no SAL ,pn,'e
H. Q'i"t"i on Kark N"th.up ii, uc IN 'rt,renilrr
ar any. de- GRIP Ion III Tar. We hav experienced .
very hHh ID d"nard for ASH. tia hus,u - don, n
noun ing To only iD0 r.. Mo ell Pc, M 80. j.,
:" BIS. aud 100 J.. Pear, surprised To b., u, Sis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
aasaa'asag n geasa.
TO-. o. WII;fi "I.zE

ARRIVED,
Schr Fairfield, Coffi 4, from New Yorx
Schr Msrdiin, Ingsrsoll, from n ,w YORK
Schr Dannah, johnston from Chickahoniny, with
corn, TO master.
Schr Volunteer, with corn, to master.
Schr Ariadne, Jeifries, from New York, with sun.
dries, to Haowell.
Sioop Betsey, Buck from Phil ldelphi,, via Canal
Sioop Mary, from Norfolk, with tobacco.
STEAMBOAT Comet, Young from PETERSBURG with
sundries II merchants in Richmond
lighter lighter Dspa. ch' from Petersburg, with tobacco.
Lighter Gator, from Petersburg, with tobacco
SAILED,
Brig Richmond, Fdbens, for Salem.
Schr Columbus, for New York.
Ser G ,riot S n;ti, for w IS, Poia.
Sloop Hiram, b lily, for City Point.
Stei nboat JOIN NJ orris, Fl lob ,r /, for N orcok
PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-Arl, sclr Free Ocean
Willets, from Norfolk, ana sloop Citizen Townsend,
from Richmond
NEW YORK, My 31.-Ard, schrs Tantivy, Couch;
Extra, Robinsoh Presd INT icson So ners, Hor-
zon, lngersoll, fro Richmond and Charles Sidney
M son, and Atlas Foster, from do; Globe Goure
Mrs, Curtis, from FredericSs. urg.
Gil, scirs Hyperion, Creighton, for Richmond and
Wogham, Swa :, Petersburg.
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BR6STOE ESTATE.
ga slsg cUs.saesy on ESs'tssce st".sssgss,,
FOR SALE :

f@S sfs9 cJs,sssy OF ESa'4ssce ek".Esiyss,,
FOR SALE.
N - pursuance of the p0Her vested in the President
IL go directors OF tie Literary FuHd'Ly of
me Ce.ieF Assembly 18th February iast astho
rsnS the sale Of tue Eristoe trict OF Land, in the
coIn'y OF Prince William prop osals will lie received
- INC sand President and for the whole or
ani Ior!on OF ac tract, the 10th day of Octo
Der next,
lhe annexed extracts from the law win shew the
conaitlons required OF the pur chcsers.
PERSONS offering lrol will consult their
vehIeAce IN Xs1g tie instruments of tho purchase
neg.
greater pnr OF which nGer hitch will expire
III the year 1879 and hica ire SUB ect annual
rent O. eDout -, 200 foands Of tobacco.
ny or-er OF thc President md Directors of the
Literary Func.
j. BROWN, Jr Cd Audr
"A. be 1t further enacted, That it shall he duty
o. inc siid fresoent and Directors TO require of the
purchaser or purchasers OF the SAID tract, bonds with
suclen personal security PAYABLE to the said Prcs
dent and Directors, together with decd or deeds of
on the estate SO sot 20 the payment of the
purchoie money and interest; which bonds so taken,
shall bear interest from the dates thereof And all per-
sons who shall fail 10 pay into the treasury annually
wlthn SIX months after the shall DUE the
interest which may accrue on their said bonds shall
oFei al claim TO the credit given their purchases
and the principal shall thcreapon become due and BIO
by the sAd President and Directors, with
all interest III arrer, by motion to the General Couyt
OH ten a1ys hotce OF the time OF making such motion
or te payment thereof enforced by proceeding the
DEED or deeds OF trust aforosi i'd discretion of
the said President and Direc ors
3D. BE 1t further en- c,e l. Fat all persons bocom;no
pirc users OF lnl u1Isr the provisions of this act
shall have the privilege of paying the amount of the
purchase money at any time
4ih. This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof.
may 81 o,v ,5s
"a Tne Eltors Of the Nltion1l Iatelligencsr and of
tAe Ae"andril Pnenx, will publish this advertisement
twice week until 10Th Oct next ana send their bills
TO tle I'd AUDITORS off &c for paw nent
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EUn SAl,t,

hN me premises, Mt public atnt on OH M s.c,,a
~ W. dnrsoay, The Ssh sf June next nv Z rac, %
LAND IN Loudoun county, Vmgu Ia, WI. IA. FIN.
atnf''' the o'otk Of Horse. Cat,n. Steep. a,LN
'h' tract CONSISTS of IA her more linn 90 a,r,
Is aovahtageeu>iy situated in very bcoI,hv COM
Try Ho'ot "a IN les froa Washington and Al xnn
u'a' ana is OF good quaty; Little River mss
through the middIe oft, on wn.ci there mr.. ,b -,
90" acres ~ eXcel.eu, mnaGuw amt! ~ mn. on, L,
u'es' ~ winch Is now IN timothy II NOV be d;v;Lnd
ielo ''res "3 iour farms TIA SUIT The nurr!. ar, H.
he crhtsr lisa large and very comrpoliuns II, ,ci
nw'lhhg ii"u with all the OH er l,rlu,,g. >, co.sn
~ Tor ne acc irn"darron o. ~. Ian ,k urr 10
Sis'' i'F servants, igb"-rrS Sc " m Al ,,.,.,, -
u oricS ih"re l. also Gr 1t and Saw a,,u 80
M 'l'ct AZ the upper d. and a,i,.r,ou III
nrhi Tx eetg Al x"udrla rnd The. !, y trro
"hioF aei" fian e Hme cling. win q en-, q t,r, o,a
SOM o'hef accommodations. a, he low or .n,! tbrr
: Hs VIE house that my acc :iiii.sie - AIN
ttin!ty The snrh of each clos, IS humorous. t,,a
sheep are sc ern!!r tie Mrln, race A cred;t .,
me, two, AID three yenrs, payable in .ou u,st,J
nctts. nth IN er's'. w be given for The r,nL 800.
pu" Tor lie stock ulr i ,-.rIy i.iru rivrn tyr ,I
''ihc'uh! pawn mt those To " .uui am in,.h,od
Nil he "!l"w"d cr"d far ANY upprtv r!sy NAV ,,
chase. 10 the tull am un! of ihr suns oo, and On
tar Cunditiuns ~ w
MOI ocihg able. on account Of NV weak s,a,, ~
hsaith. IL conduct the sale mv, Il, lave ,vrr f,n
p"Wcr /" NV snn in law Sa,nur [. G,uvernerr aud
my nephew. James N"nrnr, Jun to pe.iinrm ,ha
>erVice. for which have V, sted th, prone,tv in
hem: In he event of safe, they have p.weI n
make every other arrangement w h,h circumstances
may REQUIRE. JAMES MoVROE
30-c2aw Is
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SCHEN r..

u Price of Tickets 500, and Shares in proper ion.
Packages must draw, allowing the OF Luck one
hundred dollars and stand the chance for the
truly magnificent Capitals. A package contains II
TIC xets and will cost 2iJ, fl dives Sl2J, ana .rlers
S60. make deduction oil per cent. on p iciages
There are however, many good Lotteries 10 be avn
in the interim, will be below Orders for Tex
cts by mall otherwise will receive prompt and CON
hdential attention, if addressed to
A. III. SCHUYLER,
Nep York.
u My offices in New York are under the new
American Museum, (marble buildng,) 220 Broadway
corner of Ann street. nearly opposite ST. Pulls Clur
also corner of Park Place ami Broadway.
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SO H U YLIn'
PALACES OF FORTUNE.
NEW YORK. PA M, 1881.
10 Cas AZ

He most brilliant Lottery ever ;s5.s3 !, II, U.
IL States, viii be dra'rn in ii, c.:y Of New Tor,
on the 18th Jim, next. II NJ Wei &c = .i,d me
"darnmo.h L0ucrJ" ~ %ac.i appel Itiou IS lr, adv
designated. My Customers at a dis: inoo viii II ys
plenty OF tine TO wrtc for these tic ies fro anv u RI
Of the United States Tlis Lottery MIST &C .,.ii nd
the attention of monied men well as these who re
in want of 1.-the ready"
36 Number Lottery b. Teraary Permutat.cn-5 Drc,s,
R1U,f
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SyIa aWFlsEssss' N6.ytvAo,

yEV5S crleniaeo ustrng Iace, .iI4.rd cnrn,y tT
Nrn'aa. IN The rpIcr tGu"ify Vl.g continues
""rf he management "i original p,opf the Guar
ac'e o he b SulihVf Ns'sf ell established
hp 'is experience of many years. Ip,l.ar on az
manifested by puiiC pa gtsusr>SlY .Pd that
he ib,crhP!s deem 10 almost T"ede-s euer rs,o an
6f sC'na IL. 0.rrr.n,ls oua,es
.G."r and s55a. inning sr1iI"i saline <tte-su
psf3r ARTIFICIAL irepaf"'h.i Jlca.anf a. =
dnrk mild oPsaoo, end permanent; &c al 10 he
dsesssG. psovef fsst .sculay saIracIi,s n b,o
sad u,niana:y Complaints, and all require catha
and eou "
TINS ~ ils having rc,ared 70 hr naov
wars past 10y gSn!rmtn OF ..saI ~ raj dsneion from
vafoo, Sa'r'. psr"Iay "' the S""t VI approhston
VA inaf~-f ~ ihs TsyiIo al VI-us furnishes hst
s1,ns i-sDocrl oi ~ valrd ~ mad cal quar,rs ~
COusieE'ds Improvement, a.aSs SINCE to ,.
y.sr ou1 srufsio pulss auspfInn to vso,s
Thar j. nr,oiors rsadsrd- In their ac CONN m ,,s
and 'ars they yss Dnls sstshii.nsagat I'm Vtpin,s
f-9 ssssSatirly a',t To oomron-,ion of p,Siro oar
'onszr ER~KlNE - = pT rtit,ss
The Ohsans sr-ns and Charleston CoIri,, y il men b
shov" t'''o "sr- Vi" En-ss an1 -end Their a.
y - '7''''"n' % Iare'e
e E,'TLE,fE.'S T'RU.TELIh 1lI,ETE- ;5et 70
3 ky q GFh".,I@s, sc.- t. VIo-oEPs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
me Jot o.ciog .NEW GOODS far Ladi $
i)rfSScs:

Gro % PHILIPPINE silks, To llon stripcs changcaoe
AM cured gro de iPs, and gro de- A,hensse blac',
an covr'd iggro maadlrins, londe guazos Lead co.
lorei gro do Paris, Kan luze, tin striped silk
Polish stripes with extensive assortment OF the
newest end fshionl 70 style of calcoec and gnr.
hams, few elegant Waite Brussels lace robes, all the
ne" and fashionable cr-Fe ard gauLe kan5kerchies,
sc rs and Pc!etLcs, Ddnstable bonao;s black
hnj 70 low N-v-rno bonn Is, snd very rich bonnet
r5)auds pr oy Of eli SIZES and colors end umb-ellls
OF very superior ml1uf1>tlr5-AFo, Irish Gnd German
shr ing linens. Of tho most approved bleach table lin
ems, Of al widths linen c1r-c, and cambria banker
iof Russia ard bids eye diapers gloves and hosiery
II every description With general assortment Of six
Poc}ot hanLkerchiefs and stochs.
The a ovo Goods with many other SKINNER Goods,
are Of the latest ?oEtat!on and chiefly fro tie New
YORK a1ction9-oon5oqIeHy they will 10 sold ct tie
usost reduced prices. ia !
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
The toAooing Splendid Lotteries next in order.
= G. kE . Y !. E1S
Will as usual supply his customers with the capitals
give them early notice to enable those at distance
to chose the class they prefer.
June !, Extra 14-$S00oo, 2o,ool-Ticgcts $40
Rich Scheme,
June g, Extra 1870 No-S2O, O0Q, l0,Ooa-Tickcts
S5.
June 15-Extra 16-The NJ lmmoth Schegne-S6o 600
$1,000, $1,000, 25,O0o 2o,0o0-Tickcls 80
June %, Class $3.50, 000--Sl0
June 29, Extra 17-Sl 5OJO-S4
M III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02
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EE"',. s. sTE0rW EoEEeRe.
VKyHE Vigtors and roosrnors Of I'm. d Nyv col
L7e are resosctfully reminded thai TIE 4h Of Ju{y
is the dav IF their regular ANIMAL meeting. at which
'i-ne full board is earnestly desired business owl
n nu"-tapea 70 tho interest oF TO Coere demands
;'s cc-si ia-e.to~ ,. TOH-T PACE, R--:s1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

LXTIECJ OF EUCEJ,
g cele!-ltoG for Tho cure Of diseases Of tie Bad.
- der asstru tiors OF Urine Ch-on, Gonnorhel,
ca 't.e5.s o .c.. .t...s ~ g-eu .sq1Iy received
"a g. G. .r-EE.t1RA