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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
FANCY GOODS.

.AnSs S~S~S
ztHElste arrival. at y. York from france
u ana England, has placed Us 10 possession
~ .on. very rare spd he ,uIhnl Goods.
i. 1esn Adelsides. n new shd rich article ior Ia
dies dresses.
RerIn EfshI do do
Grt lie swiss Silks. new style
Alatteonias, hes, black Italian Lusring
Is u black Satin Levsnfiars
Hyayy Mand4rine Sstttns, superior article
4 large assortment u beautiful Ggured Manda
tln Dams.ks, all shades
2 pieces superb black do
Be,l quality black Nankeen Craps
Splendid Gauze, Grape aud Ind,enna Hdks.
DO Cfape Scatf-, assorted shades
rongee Hdkfs. fancy Patterns
Cent bargains in Stockings, Auslins. Cam
brio Gloves. Bell, &c. &c.
Tie above is worthy tue attention Of all those
disposed to purchase cheap aud good Goods.
MCKEE, ROBfNSOY s. co.
parasOls and Umbrellas.
n LARGE assortment just 10 haud AT Me
az kee, Robinson u Cos opposite luo mar
net house.
Irish Linens, &c.
III cKEE, ROBINSON d, co. nave This day
". received "a case OF "A IRISH Linens di-
fect from ibe Importers NhiIh ioi OeHhV OF
texture and rare fneness, .reuiers the article
peculiarly deslrable.
10 pieces Linen Sheeting, width, without a
seam.
Domestic Goods, &c.
n FEW Bales Domes,ic Goods, embra Gin z
lSA bleached aud unbIeached Cloths. Checks
aud Furniture plaids, al prices to suit eusIo'
CnuufY y M.,chanis aud pedIare nra enac;a n a
invited 10 examine their assoI tmeni, which Ior
variety and cheapness excels any previous
s,ock. MCKEE, ROBINS O.NS co.
Mac IL
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TURNER & KERR.
GASE1 SE GNEa
BANk-SQUARE,

BANk-SQUARE,
RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies OF
"A 5pring aud Sumner Goods, put has-d y,
.u,,ioa. aud for cash, in the New York. Phi'a-
dephia and, Baltimore Markets. Their Sock
At thi, time is larger than il has been al any
lornrr peflod, and presents as strong induce
menls AS regards variety ofsiyle, qpalit"s aud
prices AS aug III this place. Their Stock of
Fancy Goods is large aud general, aud always
comprise the latest Northern styles. As they
do not conliae themselves TO Spring and Fail
pur chases, one of the house beng almost con-
SANITY in the Northern alarke's, they believe
they can Mt all times give bargains 10 their
town and country trends.
The advantages they posse are such ss 10
eaable them to buy uf'on as favorable terms Ms
my house in the State of prginis, and their
business beng a cash ONE. trey are deter
mined 10 sell their Goods not at credit but cash
prices
10 Country Merchants They would particular
" recommend their stock. The foiioA ing
Articles are fse oil thelr assortment 20 winch
they inHte the a'fpoiipn OF the public
CALrcoES.
| d pces handsome spimg Pattesns
| 8 do furniture do
GINGKAMs.
20 pieces Seersucker Glnghams
80 do Adrianople do
6 do Ga do
90 de- Bati,te Ginghams aud Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CAMBRIcs, &C.
100 pieces Al aud Cd Cambric Mu.lins from
l.. Cd. u Is. Cd. per yard.
so pieces do do Demi Cambria aud ia
comet Muslin
30 pieces GA Null and Book Muslin
SILKS.
Splendid Changeable figured Silk
Do plain do
Mateonies superior black Italian Lustring
pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gauze Ores. handkerchief
Do Grape do
DO do scars
LEeHoRNs, &C,
entire case OF Legh9rn Bunnels
| case Du0siable do
/ do Nayariao, black, white and
RIBBONS.
A handsome assortment OF Summer Ronnets
and Cap Ribbons
| 10 pieces Nankeen Grape
3 pieces Pongus
10 DOZEN Ladies black aod white Silk Hose
30 do Ladies' Cloves
! 20 pie ces black Bombazetts
D do 46 French Bomnazine
Every va'Iety OF Silk and Cotton Handker-
chiefs
Clo,hs, CassineYes, SC .
pieces Steel mixed Cloths
! pieces Indigo blue do
| q pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black imperial summer Cloth, a new
aud splen nj artce for GentIemens wear
| 8 pieces mtrIno Cashmere
D pieces ind,so blue do
= pleces dfab do
| ~ pieces fashionable Marseille., Valencia and
! SILK Vrs1iug
| Whit. and coloied Cravais
! Black ltalian Cravats
5UOO lbs. Cotton Ynrn
Blue Yarn
with large and general assortment OF
HHRDU1RE, GROCERIES, &c.
May 9.
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va IIM & Sa

/ piece chsogeable and figured shk--splendTi
beyond description
lie" patterns do. do. certainly more btauti
fnl than any evrr offered here before
MarSeilles, white 8ndfanc, coI,,rs
super Vaencit great variety of pa,aerns
: pieces best English PLAN slack silk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
CLOTHS.

PItCts efIId sup. LOnuOn BLACK tIUtb, iuIy
splendid
do do do do blue do do
4 do do do do green 90, the most
fashionable shades
do do do do brown do do
do do do do olive do very fine
2 do Steri mix Il do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
ca SHx MlERVs,

pieces extra sIns nnli, veIy tine
s do do ne" Sp'ine Aierl"o,S, new sly &c
altogether
, do Iighi bro"n
2 do Dik do
DO Lavender, with black aud blue OF splen
did quality
Aud almost every thing Suitable for Gentle
Hens summer wear, OF the first oIdrr.-ouch
rs black, olive aud brown Bnn,baz mes, sun,
mrI Cloth, lnptrial Cord. French DliIlmg
itgcn' DO, dab aud mlX'd Cashmocus, whitt
aud hull otteens
Nestings, of splendid Patterns.
PAN, black Y 6gured Silk best English whte
Buff aud figured Narseies
hte aud buff Yelling do
g pieces splendid Vrlencas.
u The subscriber having been solicited by
many OF bis friends and customers to procure
ior thu accommodation a Stock of Goods ia
his I'm and having done so-nyItes the IN o
call and examine the style OF Goods and prices
Aud feels assured they will not fail To rev ard
HIM " lth their patronage. lie has, also, the
latest aud most approved Londoo, New York
& fh'ladel phia, fashions l. will receive them re-
gularly with any every article in his line nav
ing made arrang with SOME OF the FIST
aud most fashionable Tallors, aud also, some
Of the largest importers ia tins County, IL
that ehecI.
N. B. All orders in his line will meei with
prompt attention..
MAY .. 3m
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AlI}S'i>

Am the Forest Road, between Lynchburg
W ard 1ste's Mil, a POCKET BOOK,
many valuable paper. A reward
will To gwen 10 any person Who may fad
aud return II 10 me with its contents.
A NJ. HADDILL.
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SCARES

6 dog. beautiful neck
Splendid fonlard, long-sdtin stripe
Superior Palmerine do.-Embroidered
Super Silk do fancy culors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

Sble 10 describe unto ydn the sno,'ens Of nv
i teebag. My breast 10 ike the i.mpestuoas
ocean. raging ~ tts own shame, narrowing Up
the bolton of my owa soris bai look ioi-
| ward 20 that seren. cal - when shah f'efp
| Nth kings and eosnsellois Of The Earth. There
| the wicked erase from troubling, and lhers the
weary be airrst. Ihera the prisoners re" To-
| getbef they hear not he voice OF the opprrt-
sor. AMI trust that there my breast will not
be fufIlsd by III storm OF s,n,--ior TIE ihing
which greatly fe.red has cpme upon me
vas Nc, IN safety. Deilh-r had ret; yet tros
i bic came IL is the Lord, lei hun do what
sremeib TO HIM good When saw you 10 Llg-
efp oil, and q peaceful In Allied across both
ODf bfea.ls AMI IIstiee no clain upon Us, hui"
| did think 10 Heei you IN the gloamy walls nj
a strong Prison. aud the arm oi justice stretch
ri o 4 with the sword OF law, waiting the APP
| pointed peTiud 10 execnte Ibe dreadful sentence.
have had far prospect ~ The world, At last
II buhded and brought fonb the gaiio"s' j
| AN sb0ray TO mount fhas seaifald. aud % bid
aditu &c thi, world, and all that was ever dear
| u nay breas Bal | trust wnen my body Is
mount ed on the gollow. mgh, The heavens
above will smile aud pity tne. nope that you
vii reflect On tonr past and 30 by 10 TINT
J.sus VINO stdods wlib opdn ar'ns I, receive
ynu. Your Character II i. lost j. /. true. Wnen
the wicked tim ifun the wi:kedness that
thsy have committed. they shall sase iheir soul
alive. Let US imagine for II moment mat we
ST. the souls standing before the awful tribu-
ma aud We hear iIs dreadful seutepct, depart
ye GurseJ into everlasting TIRE. Imagine you
mar III" Vial tuehatlJls nf aSpnl IN nell.
Il would be enough 10 melt your hrhrt,H II was
~ hard as adamant. You sould fall upon your
knees and plead Tor Gods mercy, ~ iamish.
al ptrsOn would Tor food, a. dying crin-
ina. would 10, pardon. We soon, very SOON,
nus 20 the way whence we shall ne'dr return
Our nam VII he struck oil Inc records oil the
LIVING, and enrolled IN the CATALOGUES oil the
dead. But may n neer he numbered with The
damned. hope IL will please Cod 10 set you
a. your liberty, and Ia you may see The ssIs
AMI 10 hes OF yolr llle pas. Il snail 0ow close
my letter with a lev words which, nope to1
~ receive rs from dyng man and hope
lat every important ruth OK this Ietier may
siak deep III your heait and he lesson 10 you
Though lite,
Rising grieis distress my soul,
And tenrs ON iears SUCCESSIVE roll,
For many an EVIL voice Is near,
10 chde my ~o.s and mock my fear;
Aud silent memory weeps a0ae
er hours of peace an ! gladne,s f,.n,
sui remain your 6ucere iriend.
# CHARLES GIBBS.
we have thought IL uest to correct the spell
ling aud punctuation. In other respects the
letter stands as 1t was written. (EAs J. {.
We understand that the real name of The
person convicted OF piracy aud murder on
oosrd the nr,g Nineyard, under the assumed
name Of Ehaile. Gibbs, 10 JAMES JET
Fhtio. N. Y, Duly ado.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
From III. Porti1ni Advertiser.

UOnderta! Escape. - .ir. joseph Adams was
last nisht awakened bv the Solnd OF loud
noise which resembed snntfllng eroan., like
Une III the Hgpnies oil death, and IRENE ndous
crash OF glass IN the third story OF his house
(Drnforth Sueet) all oil which appeared 10
come from the chamber where hrs son about
l3 years of ag slept. lie arose from hi. bed
10 ascertain the cause OF this disturbance.
HIS brst suspicion, We're tha, some person
had broken inio the house, who were a.
tempting 10 commit murder or o plumber pro.
perry.
Mr. Adams went mp stairs as soon as possible
into die chamber occupied by his son. The bed
he found un5tcnpe', the room in snmr 1Isturb-
ance, rad the window sash broken 10 pieces. -
Looking out oil the window, he saw UlA child
standing on the ground, wl'o, on being spoken
10, answered IN his usual tone OF voice ns though
no hing had happened. The father ran down
stars immediately, aud found the boy bleeding
III both arms. approaching The front door TO EN-
ter the house. The first words that struck the
| ear of he aeon,Zed arent were, d" father my
arms are bfoken." The hoy was Immediately
rasen uto the house, a physician was called,
and Oh examination, u appeared that the ouly
injury sustained was the Liberation OF the lleshy
part oi tie arms.
| Tie account lhat the sou give, Is, that while
dreaming, ii appeared ,hn some person had
| come INTO his chamber with The intention OF
Durderiug him. Af'rignted, h jumped out ui
bed aud seemed to driend hltnseii tor n whilr
win char, but GJdlng tins defence unsuc cess
iul, aud the asSallan, ptesslng onw .rd wnh
greater iorce, he made un attempt to escape by
| the window.
tmsl, he run his arm through the glass, but
TINS mole not being large enough To Jump
through. he took the chair, and beating the
whole sash 10 pieces, immediately jumped gu,
II The lhnd story window 10 the ground
Though he fell on picket gate, aud though
the gate was l..Tally broken to pieces, yet the
only injnTy he sustained was the lacerallon OF
ms arms. He IS nov doing well.
| The Census. The whpie popula tion of the
Unned States, according 10 the recent census :,
1881, lSl souT. VI tDls number lnere are
upwards oi = VUu, 100 slaves.
| $40
| It's stated in the L,nesvie Messenger AMI
Il - very singular lat, that mere was bvI
Iohe native born citizen OF he stats OF Ohio in
he last House OF Representatives. Ot seven
y -bnr IN 'mhers, tOriy-two were from Peuns, l.
vania aud Virginia.
MI. Calhoun upon MS arrival nj EdgeGe ID.
was conpaiented by public supper by ,hs.
cit Zens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

Such Is the confidence nov entertained IL
Eng Land Of steam power Used on Rali Roads
that project is entertained of rail>waying the
hhmuJ Of Sues, and Carr, ing over II vessels,
OF III ntsasses' Uhrhen, from the Mediterranean
to The Red Sea : The case with who NV essel,
are now hlit ed out OF the water, u reslUred
again 10 jheu own proper element, by Wa' me
rnl way., psient slips and screw locks--and
the p0t0er displayed on the Liverpool aud
Manchester roads, INVESTS the project Of that
"hdnesS, or rnlher, insanity, that wnsId have
been attached IL IT. had II Deen suggested on
~ Ave orsx years ago IL is SAT- thut the
ailcntIrs oltae tnterpfiae are not greater
than those which. have been encountered in
lie constiuC toh. of he Manchester aud Liver
pool ra'l ROAD land laat the Pacha of Egypt
has actually nployed al engineer 10 inspect
ho'ion' pat AT snip, for The lfting vi vessels.
0n"l' heavily laden Sh ps os, the mountains
OF America, as well the deserts oil Africa,
aud pass II on the Atln,ic IT, the Pacific ocean
ever the ENh,nus oil Panama
W'th sach n rail way as il projected. the
voJage from Eng land 10 indla may be made
~ about twenty days-or les. Mics Reg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

DlGGbo Ot'tICL,
Lynchburg, AuIil 18TH, 1881.
Drawing OF the Union Canal Lottery, class
No. ]. Tor 1891,
40 "a 80 60 % 4l "a so AZ.
The Official drawing of the Dismal Swamp
Lottery. No. ii, will be received on Tuesday
neit-Ihe scheme IS very in.eres!ing--cun-
iaining capitals of $20,U0U, lU,OOu, 6,c,-No
ErPres Rush 10 the Cotlpge for chances-
Gail this day at DIGGES' OFFICE.
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n 0A AI@N.
FORM COLOMBIA.

FORM COLOMBIA.
Extract of a letter received by a gentleman
in New York, under date of" Curacoa, March
18Th.
On the Main they are fighting. received
letter 10 day tom Puerto Cabello, ment,on-
ing, thai Al Caracas the foreigners u-efe obi
ged to take up arms ts guard and project the r
property. authorized by government as said CT
~ was upside down, the enemy being very near
as far as Savanna. Ocumares plund ering the
couGuy."
1hr extracts from Kingston papeIs to the
lS h, gwen III the Journal Of CONNIE rec. are a,
tpllows:
KINGSTON, JAMAICA. March Is.
BY the arrival OF his Ma e sly ) soop Falcon.
VI 'ch sailed from Carthagena the l2,h inst. we
regret % learn that Cdrthagena is in a most
Disturbed STAT. General Lrgnes had left that
place TO attack Santa Martha VITA $50 Torado.
ros, to meet and give him battle. Private lei.
ters, we understand, state that the disturbance.
have arisen from two colonies of militia. with
the regiments, deserted from the service of the
government. 1t will be observed, thar Admi-
raj Colpoys nas la consequence OF This inte IA.
gencs, despatched a vessel of war TO Carthage
ma, ior toe protection OF the British interests in
that quarter.
L7fess from SPGin.--Capiain White. at New
ooryport from Cadiz. Feb. OATH informs
the eduof OF the NewUuryport Herald, thai
h'ngs remained ia Il very unsettled state when
ne Tell arrests we're frequent, and so shackjed
was the liberty Of speech. that If n man dared
'o.hsp the ~oIi Constitution, he was thrown
inro prison.
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DisSes' Once.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50

VrdIlU 'OnSUIlIdtcu i.Ottery,
Glass No. ], Tor 1881,
be drawn at Wilmington (Del.) on Tues
day the l2th day Of Aprll, 1881.
G6 numbers-l0 dawn ba lots.
GRAND SCHEME.
prize OF S20.U0O 10 500
$1,000 90 2Uu
$500 LOO
40 100 AZ loo
10 500
Togt her with Cos, SOS. DOS, 30s, 20s &c. &c.
Tickets So-HaIves 81 6u-Qrs. Isl %.
Fur sale in great varsity OF choice RUNNERS at
DlGGES' LOTTERY
and Exchange Office, Lynch. Va.
April II
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Dismal Swamp Lottery,
Class No. H. Tor 1881.
To be drawn at Rio hmond on Friday the 18th
Of April. 1884,.
66 Dum bers--lO drawn ballots.
SPLENDID LIST.
l prize OF $50, 900 5OC
lo,oOo ~ 400
o,Voo ~ 800
4'to 20 2OU
o,eoo ~ 100
2,ooo ~ loU
1000
With COS. 20s. &c. &c.
Tickets S5-haives 5O-Qrs. I 25,
For sale at DlGGES' OFFICE,
Where all orders from the country. ZOOS,
paid enclosing the cash or prize tickets in
responsible Lotteries. will be duly attended to.
April IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

MI. Calhoun upon ms arrival nj EdgeGe ID,
was complniented by public supper 0y ,hs
CIT zens
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POSTSCRIPT

Since the above was in type. we have e
ceivsd later newspaper accouns from M'''
mond but only TO The 18th inst al when ttns
the Committee OF Conference had been ID ~
sion two days. and had come 10 no agreems y
A passenger in the stage, however. states ~
before he lsh Richmond they bad sgreea on
plan he State TO be laid of into ~ cfeup
and 90 Judges Zone horse pouer) lNe wv
IN the II. OF ID. was "a 10 o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

vE'o Philip H. Baird and Polly his wif., YIN. u.
N Mccall, Benjamin McCsll, Nancy Mccall, John
Miller, adm'or of Benjamin. Johnson, decd, John
Thurman. Alfred Puryesr, Jane T.. Iarnnan, Letitia
f. Thurman, John +. I arumap, VIM. I. Thurman and
Robert W. Thurman.
You, not being residents of this Commonwea th, are
required to take notice, that SHALL on Monday, the
I'm January next at the house of William Hughes in
the county OF Fuvanna, between the hours of nine in
the morning and six in the evening" take the deposition
OF the said Wm. Hughes, and on Thursday the 2Dth
January next, shall, between the same hours at nv
house in Hanover county, take the dispositions of
Charles Hughes and Margaret Iughes-to be read as
evidence the trial of suit now ending in the
R'chmnnd Superior Court at Chancery, in which am
plaintiff and YOU and Hachariah McGruder in his ow n
right and as atm'or vt Elizabeth Johnson deed, in
her will annexed, and the said Zacharis and Frances
his wife, in her right, and Wm. Thurman adm'or of
Thomas Puryear, senr deed, and Edmund ID. Ford
and Frances ms wife, Thomas Puryear, jr., YIN
9uryear, Sarah Puryear and Jane Puryear, are de-
PENDANTS. II from any the said de position should
not be commenced on the respective days aforesaid or
being CONNIE ed completed, they will be taken
or commenced on the day, and on from day to
day until completed, between the same hours and MT
the same places-when you may attend, if you think
proper. JANE PURYEAR
dec S-1aw4tF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
LEES
LEES
4, HjGIL Y IMPROVED
FAMILY IMEDfCTNES

4 EES Anti-Bious Pills admirably adap,ed To
~ carry of 5uperfuous bile, and to prevent its
morbid secretions. Price IS and 80 Cts Der boS in
tin boxes 30 -' "
LEES Worm Lozenges, a certain and powerful
remedy Tor destroying all kinds Of worms. Price 80
cents per box, in TN boxes.
LEE ) Elixir. certain and cfSctua remedy for
obstinate Colds, coughs, veal; stomachs, &C. Price
81 per bottle. ''''
LEES Sovereign Ointment for The Itch. warrant
cd TO cure from one application, free from mercury or
any pernicious Ingredient Price 37I cents per bog,
LETS genuine Persian Lotion renders tho SKIN
uencateiy soft and smooth, improves the complexion
Price so Cts per bottle.
So LEES Essence and Extract Of Mustard an inIal
hoie remedy for sprans, bruises, rheumatism numb
ness; &c; Price 8 per bottle.
LEES Lip-Salve. Price so cts der box
LEE S Nervous Cordial or Grand Rcs,orstiv. q
most valuable medicine for great and general debiI
ty, nervous disorders, loss of appetite &C. Price a
per bottle. NV .
Lees Aguc and Fever Drops warranted TO euro
bottle. " ''"'' per
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific a certain and IF
lectua cure for venercaI and gonorhua. Price &
each. box and bottle '"
LEES Tooth Ach Drops which rive Immediate
relief. Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, whicA cleanses and beouti
hes the teeth Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Eye Water, a certain cure for sore cvas
Price 80 cts per bottle.
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cureor head aches
'ictS per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster. for removing and dcstrovino
osns Price so cts per packet For sale by
9oy S-IhW & MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
SHOCkOE HILL ACADEMY AND
GI.JNlSITT "

'kNtE Principal Of his institution takes the pre-
E sent occasion 10 return his war'nest thanks to
IN" public. for the very liberal patronage which his
school has uniformly received since its establishment,
livery thing within thu power of individual exer-
non las been accomplished. to render this ,chcol all
lna' can be desired IN an Acudcnica Institution: and
the liberal patronage of an enlightened community
Is the best proof OF its literary advantages II will
he opened again on Monday the Sd of January
next.
ief'ns from 80 to 90 dollars per annum. according
tn the advancement Of the pupil. Ronrdcrs crn be
received IN the family of thu Principal for so per
aHhnth. OLIVER a. SHAW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
Matte Brun School Gennranhr-

4 system of school Geography, chiefly derived
L "A from Malt" l'run, and arranged according to
me inductive plan of instruction, CO S. Griswo!d
Goodrch illustrated by several hundred enrravinos of
manners customs, &c. OF the universe Accompa
hica ny handsome co!oured atlas of nineteen mans
lust published and for sale, by
dec 90 7, n-,c,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
w inter Goods.

DOiNT, dufiil, and fancy striped blankets
IL 81, ID, 1914, Id. l2-i, and IA rose do
;, some very superior, of our Importation
Iiare $ back, and dark mkt Jerseys for negro men
DARK striped linsey, for negro women
large assortment of Gentlemens Tartan plaid
camble', and plaid cambct cloaks
DO do OF Ladies' crcassian, limitation Marine,
and silk DO
BED Hannes of every quality; some of our impor-
iatinn, Of very superior quality
White do do do
Low priced dark MKT sattincts
81 perior Oxford steel, cadet and princes MKT do
a argr assortment of cloths and cassimcrs of eve
~ colour and quality
For sale. on very favorable terms BY
II. 81 II JAMES 81 co.
Gee lo-SIt Market SQUARE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

.Ness',s John ~. peterborough 81 .4ugsstus Carson.
g ENTLEMEN: Please take notice tina, I shall.
~ on Thursday, the 18th day nj January next, be
tween the hours OF sunrise and sunset ,t ,bo hns,
OF liczckis Ford IN the county of Cumberland pro
csed TO take the dePDctons of Stephen Cook and O..
thers. 70 be Tend evidence in n certain suit now
p'"Ging IN the Superior Court of Chanccry, for the
Richmond District. wherein I am plaintif and Rich
ard Gordon. sheriff of Cumberland county, and as
Such' adm or dc bons non with the will annexed of
George Carson Sr. decd yourselves and others are
utiSodan'S ana II from any cause, the taking of the
said dispositions shall not be completed on tba, d,v
the taking ct the will bn continued To the next
day' and from day 10 day thereafter, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset of each day, until thew
S"u' De hnIshcd; when and where you may attend If
yon think fl. RICuARDA RISON h,
dec 2-Iawf% I.rwrs L. Arr, Ri. mr. ;, =, a.,
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Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Cheese, &c.
Heee'uirg for SAFE per Sehooners Dean S,c Taniiry
Oh and .v,nerra.
~ Gases superior Chanipaigne wine
80 hhds sogars, I'd and Sd qualities
. do superior Antigua rum
Choice Coguac brandy
SperElaceti candles
GO boxes "Jackson's" mould do
900 do various brands do
GO boxes Bakers" family chocolate
hhds very old aud superior Jamaica RIM,
Cut nails, in casks OF 90 lbs each, from 81 to
20 penny
Cotton yaru, No. to 10
Sual aher
Goshen cheese, large size
Fancy soap IN boxes
Salt, Liverpool fill ID sacks
New furniture sofas, chairs &c
Indigo Il ccroons
New England shad
DO behring's
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