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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
Besides iO.-}oS-l2s-Sc. &c.
MODE. OF DRAWING.

To be drawn GA the A, Is, &, plan.-The
1850 prizes OF 20 10 De AWARDED To the first, So
Cond or thud DIVISION, 10 be determined Dy nat
which may draw the cipltal prize oil $4,000,
80 that the holder OF three tickets, Que IA each
dlvIslua. - CERTAIN TO draw one pItz aud may
draw tour. An the rnz aboVe tue II, nomina-
trou o. So, IN one wnrel, aud all ibe numbers Ia
anather ii once, the wnote 10 he drawn IN 4 few
nours.- -2IL payable IN Cash forty days al
The drawing, sud SUBJECT 10 line usual deduction
OF iitrru pea cent
licket, 34-Halves 2-Qnnrters |.
For safe nj DiuGEo' OFFICE.
Oct. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
PIE FREE NE6 KoE5. &c.

Some weeAs SINCE We inserted the draft Of a
Memorial to the Legislature. relative 10 this
class Of our popuIa ton. the circulation of wh,ah
IN the several counties was recommended, Tor
the purpose Of obtaining signatures. Shortly
after the publication of that paper, another
Memorial, entering more into delaii, and enior-
peared in some Of the Richmond papets, which
we transfer to The columns of,o-dsy's paper,
with tie design oi again calling public atien-
ton to the subject. The neat Legislature w,l
sssuredly do SOMETHING in relation to it, ana
it Is very desirable tina, they should be acted
upon by public oainan. We hoge, shereigIe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

TIE Coprc,icA In3,n Chief We had lha
gtauGcsu'u some esenWgs ago, L. DE present
y, hi'e this interesting An-rIrah, lat" a Cbict
amDug be CuppsWny iniIsns of Upper Cav.
nda, tat now e.pp byed As missionary 10 his
Heather cpuntiymen, WAS address NJ an Eu-
r.pCin cougicsa lou, Hnd descfib ~ to the'n
thr stnio Of nus Indian brethren, sn1 the hlrs-
4tna> Snch uai rr,hlted II lhen rim the I =
ccut lnlIudncii II II CnristIanity among their
irbe'. khbk. qlonaby, (ms indlan uame)
vii" IS ""'"' - years o. a. /. i IN f"rs dbpye
'he mijir SIZE, aud - very strongly Uuiit.
Lac elcinucsS aud iernctt Ut aspect Ihsr8Ci
ST Ui the native lndsau, nave been succeeded
hynn exp essi0n Of Comrtenhgce iemafkdDly
mlld AMI benevolent, aud his manners are sen.
tie ahi uuusilatng. lie has made vary
esfrantiua,y proficiency III the knOHle Ige
OF the EAgush ldcguaga, which ne spea,s
win toieTHbie huency aud With cons,dFra-
bic correctness: Il was II uss most slugu-
lar sight 10 witness one VIII, bur "A lev years
ago, wandered, wlti and untutored, III the
forests OF AnI .rica, NOW IN Tue act OF 84dTcs-
slug, iutens lnl, and srUslbly, an kngIIsu
m llence, aut "xpia,utng the FIST principles OF
our GOmMuh ChfIstltuHV IA n mann-r WHICH
would ut n1VG done distrcdd 10 some TEACHERS
uur own cUmuy.-tTom ms text IONA Gn
> he t1Ok OCCASION 10 advert 10 HE irlH5 OF
tac.pr aching Ut the Gospel, among me Indians
., CanaJs. lie stated tDat "lthn tnr lasi lev
wears, ~ I've hundred OF has red 0,tth.rn had
bern converted irom l'eatheni,in, aud ,nht be-
tNeen tout . five nunGrer 81 met cntIjrrn were
10" under In-rucl,o ~ .hOni-, u"der tht care
., missionaries lha, IA praP"rnon MS Cnus-
uAoH, hud eAttndcd, - had civilization aod II
suendd0' c"aioyis been experienced. tila dis
co,rir ohuuu led WIN hsute ani 1esapnnr so
laAtac,t.isItG VI tae tnu,foa, ~ tae Norm A
mettcdn lniIau. Lltlf1G Corner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
OBITUARY

DIED. at Colonel ". Colrmsn's, Amherst {.
u. MI l.. ADCDIk, on the 2Dlh Oct. IN In
25in year oil his age. 100 lie bore b., last suffer-
lngs with Christian fartIiude. winch the dread
full approach of Death couIi not shrkr.-In III,
gtorI career Of hi, 'niegIty, honoi and hdelt.
we're cossplGunusy displayed, more so ibau
they Often appear IA the elevated cir les Of
li!., aaels " rohas oud iurred gowns hid. all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

NE7AN!EU, yuu'h ot g1od Character
Wv vino con write "A paln, ntai and esredi-
,inus hand, to he employed m ,espec able h!Si-
mss. One who would be satisfied with mo
derate compensat,,n, TO be gradually increased,
NAV hear of a situation by addressing letters,
postage paid, to a. g. c, LoYIne.lon, W.
Oct. 81. d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c.
j. T. & j. Il. ISOYALL
Oct 81

YtfAVE received from New York phllndel.
- ph,a and Richmond a general assortment,
which they offer 10 Physicians, Merchants aud
ibe public generally among which are the ol.
lowing articles
Epson and Giauber Sails Rhubarb, Geniian
Peruvian Bark, SquIlIs, Camphor, flos. sui
nhur, do.Chamomila, do. Beu2on, Chniharides,
CASTLE Soap, best Windsor do. ~ ehke.s, phos
phaie ni IRON, Carbonate do, Pfecip. Carh do,
Cayenne Pepper, Puly. Charcoal, Gun Alo.s.
Gum Arabic, Gum Opium, Gum klno, Castor
Oh. burgundy Pn,h, raslers OF all desGrip-
tnns, Qulnine. SuphNIc Morphi,. Acetate do.
iy d. Potass. Iodine. Oh Of Black Pepper, Black
OSyde OF Mercury. Prepared kalt, Eat Colo-
cynih, do. khauany, do. Bclladona, Blue Nlnss
Calcined MAgue,ia, Lump do. Bafax refined
aud crude, Carbonate Ammonia, bermuda Al.
row Roo, Oto Roses, Cons rye Roses lpecac
Jalap, CAl"mcl Fluid Ext. Sarsnparllla, do. H.,
vefworl, Chloride Of Lime, Sal Eralus, Pear
Ashes, Mace Ginger, bleaChed u cotn., Ground
do. Nulmegs, Cloves, Mace, Cassa Pepper
Juube paste, Preston Salts, Aromatic pungeDl
do krdder's Durable Ink, Bears OH, MAcas
ssr Oil, Back and Red lnkpowdef, Sealing
Wsn aud Waters, Toolh nu,hes, hnir do.
shaving do. marking do, Cancels ilhir pen
clls, STUFF boxes, match boxes, LuIillard''
Macauoy snuff, Kseve-'s val ooiofs, gas
Ibmps, lamp glasses DC. &c.
o.. A geueIal sssoftmen, Of PdiHts, Oils &
Dye SUITS.
Physicians, merchants aud the public gene
rally are Iuvied 10 call.
\. b. Particular attention paid 10 putting al
prescriptions Tor physicians aud ta.uiiles.
UrluUtr 81 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

yNNIlE Administrators OF the estate OF the
late Samuel tlayioT are determined TO
close their administration as early as practical
be and request all persons holding CLAIMS
NJ ains1 tue "a late to pruseut them without de-
Lvto JAS. l.. Clay TOR,
I. u. AlUkKELL,
Oct 81 81 Adm'Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
ANrI-IAcR son MEETINGS.


Meetings have been held IN several counties
in this State, oil The npr onents OF Andrew Jack,
sons re-e election TO toe Presidency which we
have omitted 10 notice, in consequences Of Their
proceedings not having been final. As soon
as he delegates appointed by them shall have
assembled ia their respective Congressional
districts, aud selected The Delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention. we shall advert to the
fact.
In Goochiand, a meeting has been held. aud
james Peasants, William Boiling aud Edward
Cunning ham. Lsq,'s. appointed to coulter with
such Delegates as may be chosen by the o,ber
counties IN that Congressional district, as 10
the proper person 10 represent 1t in the Con.
v"ntlon but should no such conference he held
then heg are requested 10 alend said COuVen-
ton.-iu TIE same meeting resolution was
passed, declaring decided preference for Hen
y Clay, over any o'her Individual
In Oh,O county, also, meetIng has been
held, and Thomas 7. Ray, Esq. appointed TO
represent that District in the Convention.
resolution favorable TO Mr. Clay wds also a
dople d by the meeting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

lPCrl. David Rodes, has been apron'ed Clerl,
oil the superior Courl OF Law and Cnancery
for The Corporation OF LynchOurg, wee john
" liz. Esd resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

Shocking acci dent.-We are sorry tn learn
that, on Thursday evening last, Mrs. Rnsser,
The Lady of Cap john Kosser, of this county,
WAS died by q tad from d G'g-the borse hs-
wing lakea triehi and ran oil wiih II. Capt.
i5sser va, al,o badly ourt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
FRESH SUPPLY.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Fall aud Winter Goods.

Y YLt AND BORLASD have Jasi eeeis-
--A ed by the late arrivals, dnrem Gom New
ie,k and phdadrlphp-a Wy Ia &c AID &C.
itnsirs dsiorimem of FoH aud niHter Go1ds.
ahieh have been selected wnh great Care. and
which they are disposed 10 sell ON the masi nc
commodanug ierm..
We earnestly solicit call from those wish-
ing 10 purchase good, cheap aod fashionable
.onds
The following are few OF the leading Articles
hleh We have receivrt--viz
CLOTxiS
Piece extra 6nr B,uc Cloth
do do Black do
IL Finest imported
Super Bluc BhGk aud Brown Cloths
do Steel mn'd aud drnh 10
pieces super fancy do VIZ:
piece fine Invisible Groen do
| do Moss Grcen do
do Mulberry do
do ddsiaide do
u The Gsniiemen are particularly united 10
cali and examine.
CASSIMENEE
Super Blue, Bnca aud drab Cas.lmeres
p're" Coronation do (hne aud beautiful
shndr)
do Lavender do
80 do CaSsneits-( fine and medium qnaliies)
do EKtIa dark Steel Mad Calslnetis
vEsrINGs
hlth hg nred SILK nnd cot velvet Vestings (Su-
pe,by beautifully
! piuts ~, .usr4 hsd RlanL SILK Velvet
do line Bun Valencia
| do Salmon do
10 do new style Winter Vestings
SILKS
10 pieces Italian Luteslrings
> do MHteons' best do do
3 do Rich Wato,ed and c1angoable Silks
= do Figured do
Fancy Coiorod GrOdendps and Florences
: pieces Gro de L,des--s ne" aud splendid
style u Goods lor Winter Dresses
3 do Gaoze do Pers'" ! New and splendid ar
Il do Peresans tlclrs.
, do Gro. do Swiss
ElDECNS
boxes beautiful bonnet iitbbons
hux Extra do do
ho.es Belt tubbons--Rich aud beautiful pat.
terms
do VIDE aud narrow Luteslring Ribbons
cALLCoES d. csxNG1IAMS
Jul pieces Calico COMPUTING every style aud
quality sold very cheap
ID pisoos dark N,uie, Gngbams
, do bosut,ful Extracted do--(a new nrfifle)
FANCY TIANDlx'rS
do2. splendid Ea"2e s"J Grape Handks
do do Embroidered LaCo do
do Warsaw do
3 do MeIno Points and Hnadkfs
Cambrics and Muslins.
100 pieces o. aud 81 Cambria and Cambria
Musllns
Do do. plaza and figured Swiss M1sl rs
beautiful patterns
do fine Bishop Lawn
| Gaze Irish Linens
70 pieces long Lawn
DLANlkEXS & IEERSEXS.
very large assortment oil pOint, dnIlle aud
rose Blankets
hnles very stout Kerseys
do. do. Csssneus
Flannels and Domcstics.
30 pieces sup. red Flannel
80 do. hne whiIs do
II do. common aud medium do
~ bales DonIUSucs, comptls,ng an assortment
oi l. 4 n"h o. pro. Donnsnes
cases 81 and "a bleached do.
do. plaid DomtslIcs
2 bhles Cotton OZnahurgs
large quantity Cotton arm from the Peters
bug factory
n very hne a.sOrtnieat OF Groceries Hardware
aud CuItIy, DC. &c.
Oci. 81 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

ffso'ahoo. Al noon he damss hal reached
fera fseh; ar at ri.vrn ~ night that suburl,
u" longer existed. Inc large PLACE. inhah,-
len ~ tee tnsNsa, ttrnch ID len, Prus,tsn
9arhhiRn, aud Danish Ainhsssadars, Wiih al
voc Fa'"a'le effects, fell p,ey 10 the Il mes
ne hP'ropai Church, aud Two of the Roman
'Hhodc Churches shared The same fate nor
was - pas IDLE 10 save any oi the sarreh u,en-
sis. The palace ut the Austrian Anbass.J,r
Was saved, as !, srems, hy the sEeriinas Of the
crews OF some Austrian vessels also the Rus
sihn lhano'ry. which = eloso 10 II The Church
oil Terra santa, and some adjoining houses
Inc nuob"r Of buildings oi stone aud wood ia At
are burnt is enove 1000
All rera Is heap of ashes aud crumhline
walls, not above 10 houses remaining entire
lhe damage IN CONSCIENCE of the destruction
oi 'he pal ices Of he Ambassadors aud other
stone buildings, was Immense: a, the Ia, ,,n.
nIng OF the fire \ vast quantity OF praperfv wa,
r"mpvr" TO them, rs being deemed safe from
All danger. " II IS most affecting sight
says tie account . 10 see the tHon.,nds ol men
PIE without shelter, without clothing or the
means OF subsistence, who crowded tue stre,is
oi f"rd. subsequently they dispersed IN the
he'g4oOur'ng places, aud great numbers have
found refuge IN the capital. ~ the Su,tan by
special ordinance, has allowed the Turk. 10
lei Their houses to Chri.uans The Sultan hns
expressed great dissatisfaction nj the lutte as,i,
lance ahoficd by the Turkish arrangements
tor etuGgnisnns the fire. AID nas te,ritirh TO
The Fore 90 Anbassad rs his regret At their loss.
he has gwen large SUNS 10 he distributed A.
mong tn sufferers, aud, As nsuai expressed his
sorrow TO To-" A.'.'.-s-,,st-.v, - i,a..nt Of
flowers. tluls aad conieCilunarY.
Ia adlI'on 80 The plague. which hal prevail.
Ell Tor some ttnr Ui C1nsrbntIuopr, the choleta
was very a, sirnCute. oiacr tar DaelnaIng Of
August uetAeen 20DD and 31o0 persons mad
hesn attacked 10y TIN, dhorde,, watch, how
evof. seemed TO be eos maisnaat mn IN o,uer
pIt.es.
ne new American Ambassador, Commodore
Po'irr a,tVrd At Cons antraop.e on the iO,n
WIN tn rfudrauon on tho treaty Of commerce
c included last year between tae Porte and The
Unned states.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

hal tls daiy ofeiseulaling Memorials Tor sig.
natures Among the people will DOT be neglec.-
ted IN any county. Bot We know the difficulty
ofrrncoring n concerted action on any sub.
ieet What is every body's business, Is nobo-
d, and, nnless therefore pubiic spirited IN
dlsd"als IN different neighborhpsds will take
Il urcn themselves To act, we fear IL will be
generally neglected. No subject can be more
rress'neiy important than the, and we again
therefore express the hope thst II will not be
overlooked by those who have At heart the
lasting interests of the county.
III II affords Us great pleasure to notice the
recent charge OF tome in the Richmond Enaui.
rer with regard 10 the Colonization Society
That paper e,rrts great iodncuce over pub.
lie sentiment in this State whether deser.
vedy or not II ia not now our intention 10 sny
and II affords US unaffected dehgh, when we
sac this influence benefcinlly employed. It's
sentiments towards the Colonization Society
have been heretofore somewhat doubtful, but
they have been generally regarded as hostile
Its recent course, however, induces Us 10 he
lieve thai il is decidedly friendly to that scheme,
& we may therefore ope Tor The cooperation
not o0ls Of The scattered individuals who pin
their faith 10 MIR. Rnchi. rs sleeve. but also of IN.
system ii the the Ratak
10 a very brief but interesting extract from
that paper, IL reference TO this subject con.
tanned IN our columns this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

q AMP d LII5EED OILS
y Just received aud lot sale by
HOW Ill DAVIES.
Oct. 81 3tlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
TURKEY.

accounts from Cons'antluo9le Of the 10th
'anr." 'he accounts ol tue dreadful fire which
%s,fogeu the holr suDurn OF pera on the 25
- August. The lire commenced IN a quarter
- Instant from Pera Itself aud inhabned by
o"ss' CLASS OF Greeks aud Armenlans, but
''leh' norm wind caused tue names to
s'a 10 'ha' several quarters were on FIRE u,
- 20 ms was aided the waut ot water,
b." mole of,he Necessary nauds and good
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
WINTER & FANCY GOODS

ri UNDERSTANDING our sales tn merchant
~ nave been larger this fall than we anric,-
pared. we yet have on hand good asso rtnent
II Winter ana Fancy Goods, mostly of on,
'Wh iinp"rlution-cons in part of the tel
loving articles:
London blue, block. olive brown, brown anc
mulberry cloths
AmcrIcan do do do do 4,
double milled drab cloths
London blue, black, lavcndar, soge and dra
casSlmetrs
Blue. steel. Oxford and lavendar MKT so,,;n
etts. assorted qualities
i,rab and olive bangup Manchester cords
wahsd"wn, Toilanctte, and Valencia v, srinrs
ram d figured white. 81 printed Marseil!es do
10 FRENCH Merlno cloths, assorted colours
3Ensli>h circasslnns du
F'Sach and English black bombazinas
Double and single fold best black Italian lus
4 trlngs
Iarg" assortment and great variety of new
style pinls
Black honbaZetts, d 4 and ca cambrics
1 ID snd Jaconets, plain and figured boob
] and null muslins
"A boLinet, thread and bubin,t lace. md cdr
A Irgs
a. large ass,r;mcni of ribbons
Linen cambrc, and lin"n cambria hdkfs
sCoton balls. spool on, patent thread
limitation and shell combs
] Fancy and black French Grape
buttons cf every description
BLACK Italian cravats
3Cot'on and silk bandannns
/ Ihit ct hdkfs and shawls, orted colours
sSquare and long Mer:no shawis do
1 Mems AID womep.s silk, c..tton, and worstct
hose
4 G'oves of every kind
~ and Al Irish linens
I IL German do some very fine
ia and 7-3 long lawns
ia, 81 GA and 1914 table diapers and dana X
! 81 birdscye diaper, brown Hollands
ked scarct, yellow and green hannc's
AmerlcaI and English white fanne!s, som,
] very fine
i Green frieze, green baize
Nllsnns napt cottons, No. 6
sStalt t. Iled nrgr" cloth, plai lnscys
Northern, Petersburg, and Richmond cottoi
oznaburgs
! Bed tick, 81, A. and Sd brown and bleach
ed domestic gnods
a3 and domestic plaids
4 "a, A and apron and furniture checks
Brown james, German and British ozaaburgs
Red padding, point, dufle, whitney and ros
1 blankets
aLeghorn and Dunstable bonnets
A large assortment of carpctings ard rugs
3Shk and cotton umbrellas, &c &c.
Having already dispatched our orders tc
England, fer large supply of spring goods, we
re too sensible of the Importance of getting
'ur present stock out of the way before their
arrival, not TO hold out the strongest induce
ncnts to purchasers. bpth at wholesale and
retail. F. 81 T. JAMES <, 70
oct 3I-ts Market Bridge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
To THE EDIroas OF THE VINO.
CHM

- II,
GentlsmsH-,I sent you a few days since by a
friend four numbers Of the snteligencer contain.
ing each u short essay the Tariff, signed X.
hope you will gige them insertion in the Wing.
think them better adapted TO the taste of the Sou
thern people, than any productions on the same
subject that have appeared in the newspapers
Most unusual efforts now making throughout
this District of tho State, and doubt not in all
Eastern Virginia, TO fill the public mind with exalt
ed conceptions of the acts and doings of the Free
Trade Convention.
The delegates have returned with their pockets
filled with the address, and their heads stored with
speeches, both of which they dealing out most
bountifully. Tho address is circulated with unpar-
alleled industry. Every honest hearted, conGding
farmer, who is willing to trust his neghbor to think
for him, all political matters is furnished with
one OF those orthodox tracts and told it is there he
will find the true faith of all thorough stitched"
south side Virginia Democrats. Those busy politi-
clans all Jacksonians; hence the prevalence of
the opinion, III Virginia, that Jackson and his sup
porters are alike exempt from the sin of protecting
domestic industry
Every effort is being used to inf1ame the pre-
JUDGES of Southern people against their fellow eli
items of the North; the only means left to keep
out of view the disgraeeful acts of an Alministra
ton, which politicians seem determined to su
port, right or wrong.
hope the day is not distant when they shall reap
their reward; and that it may be full measure OF
tbs wrath and dshonor of insulted and deludod
people.
our correspondent, that we safely promise the
insertion of the communications he mentions, with
out having read them ourselves, except very curse
rily. We are fully aware that there is systematic
and combined effort at hoodwinking the people of
this Commonwealth. Mr. Clays election is de-
precated the friend of the Tariff while General
Jackson, who is supported in Pennsylvania and
elsewhere friend to the Tariff, is held up to
the people of Virginia opposed to the protecting
policy. This is done chiefly by vague generalities
for even the prince of quacks, and head of political
: mountsbanks, he who will not tell direct false
hood, but will not hesitate to copy hundred from
others, without note or comment, darss moi
say it directly. The mode is to talk of prin ipls
in opposing Mr.. Clay, and the poor easy gulls
because it is principle to oppose one candi
date, necessarily conclude principle requires
them to support his, opponent. And thus blow
/, ing hot to-day out of one corner of the mouth
and cold tomorrow out of the other, any man Oh
sot of men suit the purposes of unprincipod po
liticians are praised to-day, damned with fan
praise tomorrow, and on the third placed on the
black list of prescription.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
ACCOMMODATIONS STAGE


sS-Ve AdV sV sSIsS f'eSFPsStR5.
Ssye5s, The smbscrber is induce
1855 from the repeated and hattcr
49, 81 sg ing invitation given him. I,
run an accommodation -four
morse coach from Charlottesville to Louisa Cour,
LOUISE SO as to intersect his present line running
from k'cimoHd TO Orange Court House; by which
jconne1iGn ditert line Of four horse Post Coach.
les will be made TO Richmond twice u week FROM,
charlottesville, all day travelling. The distance
from charlottesville to Richmond IL about eighty.
four miles by this line.
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and Wednesday,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive ut Richmond On
Mondays end Thursdays, ut o'clock, 2. NJ.
Leave Richmond on Wednesdays and Sundays
at o'clock, 4. NJ, and arrive at Charlottesville
on Mondays apd Thursdays by noon.
Stage fare through IS; intermediate distances
Z cents per milo. Baggage at the risk of
the owners. The public assured, tina,
none other than the best horses and dri
vers, q Gnquesiionable capacity will be
permitted in his service---My stage office at this
time in Richmond, is kept at the Washington Hotel
After the first dny of October, my office will be re-
moved tn the bell tavern. JOHN nj. PRICE
oc S-l9t -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
EshCEaITs Nd MILLS

FDR SALE.
" q SktE subscriber wishes TO sell his Mills in
II the city OF Richmond The n ill-house igs
|"o ieet long and so feet wide, four stories high,
with six pair of Burr NJ IL Stones, and ali
the machinery necessary for manufacturing
Flour The lot on which the mills are situate ed
3con'ains about . acres of ground, on which
here are also large Lumber house, Cooper'S'
shop, and Miller's house.
The constant aud ample supply of watef from
he James River canal, which the property
us situated, the convenience Of receiving Wheat
from both boats and Wagons, and tie peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property in
he city OF Richmond, n conEt guence of the
Extraordinary demand for Richmond City Mill
Flour IN the South American markets, render
his one OF the most eligible situations for man
nfacluring -four to be found iO Virginia. Pos.
session given on the LIST Of June next.
He also wishes to dispose of four Brick Tene-
merits on 7th street, the residence of Dr..
Watson, and FIVE tenernentS Cury street.
In his absence the property Will be shewn, and
erms made known to any person Wishing to-
purchase, by his Richard II Cunningham,
A liberal credit will be given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM.
Goochland, Sept. l. 1881