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aA boIesaIe 39rtres CMrreNs
RICHMOND, NOV. II, 1891.

wv. Il, 1901.
Soup ID 5a7
Specs, ginger, Id. 8a9
pimento, Jam. l6 Il
nutmegs, l SO a l 90
mace, 2 SO
pepper, l6
Tar, Dbl. I IS
1n,penfine, SPIT. gal. 40 a As
Infiotc, good, Id. i0a lO3
Tea, imp and gunp. fresh,
Id l 25 Il 50
young Tyson, lOOaIO5
jt/ine, Madeira, gal. 2a3 80
Sicily Madeira, l O5al ia
Tenneriffe, lalIU
Sherry, ! Is "a 50
Malaga, 40 a so
DOMESTIC GOODS.
!Heetings, brn. sd, yd. IlalG
~, llalI
bleached, A., 10 a 10
do. Sd, Is a 20
&irtings, 81, yd. al0
brown, 7-8, 9al2
bleached, IL ais
Piaids andsfripes, good quail
ity l3 ais
Denims, IL a l6
Linseys, p a 25
Bedticks, A, l8a 20
Checks, 81, 9a12
Saftinefts, good, IA a go
com. DO a 50
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 2
FRElGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, lib. I'd
Do Flour, 4s.
Do. Tobacco, hid. 35s
london, do. do. 40
Bremen, Rotterdam, AM
sterdam& Antwerp, A..
Boston, Flour, 35c
coal, IOc
N. York. Flour, Is a 80
coal, bushei, &c
wheat, &c
Baltimore, coal, Sc
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Bank, 1927
Farmers Bank, LOG
Bank of Va. LOG
Manchester & Peters.
burg Turnpike,
BANK NOTES.
u. States and Branches, par
NEW -HAMPsHIRE.
N, Hampshire Banks, 81 dis
VERMONT.
Burlington, 6
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, =
RHoDE-isLASD.
Rhode Island Banks, 2
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NETWORK.
New-York City Banks, par
Country Banks, 3
NEw-JIKsEv.
New-Jersey Banks, z
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, 2
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, pal
Country Banks, la Z
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over SIS, par; under SIS, 2
NORTH-CAROLINA.
State Bank e. Branches, 2
Cape Fear, 2
Newbern, 2
souTH-CARoLINA.
State Banks, IL
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, {
LOUISIANA
New-OTleans, 5
| Doubloons. $751;
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HssCMGE'S GsFF8CE.

gssCNGE'S OFFICE.
n DRAWING OF the Delaware and North Caro-.
"a y lima Lottery, No. %
81, 4, 40, ST. 81, 66, -, 90, SIS, 6,
E'SER$ Es.sB'!
Virginia State Lottery-Drawing will
be received tomorrow Evening.
Capital Prizes. $500 900. 5000, sc.
Tickets S5, Halves $50, Quarters |, 25.
.sEE g8 z: EX&S!
New York misunderstanding will be
received Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Capital E7saSe $40. 600.
All Tickets having one of the drawn Nos will
De entitled to $40, and those without any OF the
drawn Nos. to 81
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters 9, so.
For sale at e. T4EICT[GB'S.
nov II Next below tho door of the Eagle Hotel
BIGSHETs'S OFFICE.
E'G-ss DREeGe Ey's!
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. 5,
to be drawn in Petersburg, To Morrow afternoon
SS 5000 {cAFIrALs.
Tickets SIS, Halves . SO, Quarters l as.
$40, 600 sss,@ asO ESsas.E.s F.!
New York Lottery, No. 1l-Draw-
ing to be received Saturday.
1000 Capital.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters $50.
For sale ut the Exchange and Lottery Office of
TAD. 2. BIGGER,
nov II Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

IA court Of Prince Edw ard, the 9TH day of September
1885, Robert TaTpley, and Jane his wife, formerly Jane
GeeTs, John GeeTs, and Mary Hawkins, pitts against
Hezekia Ellington, and Sally his wife, Thomas ole-
man, PAMELA Iioeman, William K. Gecrs, and Mack
Geers deIts In CHi.cEEy.
Tie defendants HCzekab Ellington, aud Sally, his
wife, Thomas HoIemar, Pamsia fIoleuan, aud Mack
Geers, not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to act of the General Assem-.
bly, and the rules o ,h's court, ana appearing that they
inhabitants of this Stale: II is entered rules
aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the efan
dants iezrkiah Ellington, and Sally his wife, Thomas
Huerndu iamcla Holcnag, and Mackucss Geers, do
appear here, the first day Of December rcxt.
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and copy this
order he fjuawUh inserted ~ Of the public
newspapers pr'nred IN tie CRY 81 Richmond, for two
months succes,iyc'y aud also posted front cf
the cGuu house Of this county.
10 Cnpy. Tee,c- y. J. WORsNAM. G G
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The taking thereof, for three days, unless it is
sooner taken. Your ODE DIT ser'vt
SAMUEL. ]. WINSTON.
, Richmond, I'd Nov. 1881 nav 7-2ew ct
"a lRGINIA:-At superior court of chancery,
holden at the former Capitol, in the City oi
Williamsburg, the 27'h January, 1850: RoDe Christian
Peter Laid u Company. Ann ROysler, John H. & Jones
X. Christian, eXrs OF Wm. Douglass decd, and Fran.
ces g. Clayton, pitts. against Judith b. Hill, Ann b
HILL an infant by james Cabaiss her guardian .ned
and VIM. Tyler, eX'r OF VIM. Hill, decd dts
On motion of the Plamuif,, by counsel, James Caba
MSS is assigned guardian infant defendant de-
lend her III tins SUIT; aud aereupon, the Cause
TINS day. 10 he card on the bi. answers aud exhibits,
and wds argued 10y counsel consideration whereof,
the doth adjIdae, order and Decree that the fellow
ing accounts be taken Lciore the
this court: FIRST of William ryle!'s transac
tons, as executor of WIN. +. Hill, decd: in taking
which account, the credit the county court OF
Charles Cay, copy Of which, fled with the bill TO
he taken prima iae true, liable he ged
flashed by the Hts; III taking which account the Com
missioner is directed to ascertain, what portion Of the
pesoal estate oil the SAID Hm L. HUI has been applied
10 the payment of debts winch bound MS heirs: SECOND
an account OF the claims Of the pits and such Other
Creditors of Wm r. Hill. may exhibit and prove their
demands before the Comm ss0ncr, the usual terms
designating III said account, of claims as bind
the heirs of SAID WIN L. HILL decd: ThilC an account q
The probable annual value Of tie real estate of the sale
Wan. h. Hill, winch his heirs hold 10y depce or descent
It's situation and quantity: which SAID several accounts
the Commissioned is desired To examine and settle
and TO the report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
by The parties, To be 80 stated
10Th SEPTEMBER, 1881.
This cause came This day, 10 be further heard,
the papers formerly read and the report OF sale made
m Marshal, pursuant the decree of second day o
February last, and argued by counsel: cOusIcra
ton Whereof The court confirming the said report doll
aGJudse, ,rder and decree same he established
DetWeeD ne parties: and the doth further adjudc-
"rder and decree, that of the Cumms of hi.
court, lake the usual mode, Of any further
demnud existing against the estate Oi Wm +. HILL decd
according to the principles stated IN the said decree,
being minated there other creditors no have no
heretofore exhibited their CLAIMS the Commissioner
which account, the Commissioned is directed examine
state and settle and to the reron. matter
specially stated, deemed pertinent ny himself or which
may he required by the parties In he : stated.
Copies, Teste JAMES CABANISS G. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

N Hanover County Court, Octoher 27b. 1881: Ecwa
q Sydnor, plrf against Thomas Williams aud George
T. Ellis, dfs.-IS CHANcERY
The defendant Seorge T. Ellis, having entered his
appearance aud given security according the act
Assembly aud the rules of this court appearing
the satisfaction of the court that he nh
of this eatn ordered that the SAID defend
ant do appear here the lst day of December court
next, and answer the bill OF The plant f. aud that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
published in the CRY of Richmond, for two months
.uCcessively, and THAI another copy he posted the
fron door OF the court house of this county.
copy. Tcste, WIN. +. II. POLLARD D. G. II. e.
SO 2ay18t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

Tho 'Official Organ of the Government" occu-
pies its columns with attempts to prove that Col.
johnson did actually, and in propria persona, STAY
ind put to death the renowned Tecumsch We
thought that this matter had long been settled by
tho ''Poet' Emmons, when with the gonuiue
Juror, and his eye in ''fne frenzy rolling" he
electrified and convinced his audience by OK
claiming
Rumpsey, dumpsey,
Col. Johnson killed Tecumseh.
After this, who doubt2 A3sr. Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Will LAMsBURG, the goth October, 1881.
The parties concerned The foregoing ulders, des-
rel Ia take nn,ICe, that have appointed tie 18th
December next, to -SeCTte the same: which day, by
nine O'Clock. 4 NJ. 'ney required attend al my
oHce, with their books, papers, and testimony
Dr 25-8lc JAMES CABA[ISS Cumr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

i HE OAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL
a Will be continued the ensuing year, under
the instruction OF Miss e. Jones, whose syste
OF teaching is highly approved Of The School
wall o: en- on the 18th January next, and close
ON the 9Th December following, allowing one
months vacation during sumner. In this
School, the usual course OF Instruction is pur-
sued. for affnrGrDg the best Female English
Education, including the Rudimeuts Of Ctcu.is-
try, Natural Philosophy and Rhetoric. M,-s
J. will a,o teach plain Needle Work. T"n ar
Twelve boarders viii he taken st Oiktii.c, fer
whose board, tuition, &c. 500 will be charecd-
payable half yearly. 1t Is desirable, that some
OF the boardcrs furnish their own bid ard led
lng-in such cases, So VII be deducted
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green. Nov. 1881. no 7-&c
70 OTICE.--I shall present Il petition to the
"a General Assembly of the State Of Virginia,
at its approaching session, in De o'mbcr next, TO
pass law divorcing me from my husband, Bcnin-
min KeiIam, who sometimes calls himself Bcnia-
min King. ANN KELLAN.
nov 3-2aw st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

ri OTJCE.-The Trustees u ash1ngl, n
~ Henry Academy, in the County Of Haro-
YER, are anxious TO dispose cf ihcir Lottery
privilege, to raise $4,000, granted them by the
last Virginia Legislature. Sc sc..iou acts.
page 277.) and viii DO 50 on accommodating
terms. Application 10 bc made il person, or
through the Richmond Post Office 10
HENRY CURTIS.
Ianovcr. Oct. ~. 1881. &C 21-ThSw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

u We are requested by the Propretors of the
Menagerie to say, that at the solicitation of num-
ber of Gentlemen who wish their families to wit
ness it, the Animals will be fed at o'clock to NOR
row afternoon, well as at 8 O'Clock in the even.
ing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
NNfFioa' N5pesa-s72FesR59ig.

GSeSfESC@' E2S'SS@TsTES zgLsslSs
IA II. Gill. respectfully informs her
IVAe friends, and the caiz,ns generally,
that she has ee ablshcd herself on Gov
eraor street, five doors above She Post
Office. in tie house over BiuCud g. Poucrs
Ware Rom. whore she is prepared ~ execute
orders m LADIES' DRESS-MAI2iNCi. in The
best manner and according TO the latest aud
most approved patterns. She viii use every
effort TO give satisfaction TO those WHO may ia
vor her with their patronage. oc 7-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

Steam engines arc made in Pittsburg for less than
half the price paid for them in 1918, and ckoapor
than they in Liverpool and Manchester.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
nov l2-tts

EsY virtue OF Deed OF Trust sxee.,ed TO
q . the subscriber the i0,h aHy of Juas
1924, Icy William fTcsser, aud faary G. his
wife, and duly recorded IN the Clelks OE e of
Hanrtco County, To secure debt ous 10 Sssa'l
NJ bockius, q seven Thousand se7sa huudrea
dollars, Is evidenced ~ Bond bearing interest
rem ibe dale thereof. Shelf offer ms sab, at
ruHha auction, On Ike hrcmeeS, foT eash, en
Friday, the sixteenth cay Of DseeHeeY Bext, #
FAR, II not, The neXt id': doy eeylsia srnst, o
parcel uf Ia9d, lying IN Euiics Meek 10 the low
er part Of HeuT!to GoUe'y. ID o,a,rz ,be te n4s
"f Col VIM. hltn. and Eowlss =. Cecks
hncwa bg Tire name CT H,alcr; containing by
survey, =" . hundred uhd "i.ty 0clea; Two hun
drcd and sixteen ard IA haH acLsg al arabia
LAM, and q Erat qunb,y Jaraf9 kiv"g lana, nRa
he remaining part swamp lass, whA coDfor
table dwelling house, nad al u;ucr ooEvsdiens
cut houses thereon.
sep l3-cts NATlE. NELSON, Trussee.
B'GggssesGga Property E0z- Safe.
SNJILL be sold by Auction, IN Wednesday,
w the l4th Of December, If fair, Otherwise
The fret far GoE ihe rca'ier, on the premises
The following va.nulle property, FhYt Of the
| personal estate If the late james Goysn, of
Hanover, VIZ. the crops Of COR, FODDER, hay,
&c. stock OF horses, mules, caiile and hogs,
rlan,alon imglem0nts, household as4 Eltshsa
furniture, &c. &,c.-A select hhrary =! yearly
500 vols. bui few Of thsG at oil injured, and
! principally London Observation-Disclosures 's most
admired pIi'''-, scenes from Shakespeare Sy
! B5ydeIs, and several faucy pr!als.-Oas Of
! B'oadwo"ds grand Pianos, d quantity OF old
| pate, toEa,her Tiih su2dry other xruCles, which
viii be cHii1Ied ca the day OF sale
! Tcrms-FOr SUBS above len dollars. eYsdit
| OF rinc months VIII be allowed purchasers on
giving toud with approved se4uFityI for that
/ sum and under. eash WA 10 required, and ia
m H>lace II ne property to be removed without
/ The terms Of sa!o are complied with.
JAM rs GOVAE
| EEED GOVAN.
| Get 1G-lhsc AAELLNELD EnYAM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
FsEO DOCTOR ROBERT h. itOSE-Sin:
z As YOU moi u n min h, . Of he, ~.

fsEO DOCTOR ROBERT h. itOSE-SSi,,:
H As you are not an inha bitant of the State
"f Virginia, aud lave agent therein, known
to me you are hereby notified, that by virtue
OF commission, issued for tia, purpose, shall
proceed, on Tuesday, the 9th day OF December
next, between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
morning, and sunset OF tina; day. at the Office of
Herbert ~. Claiborne, IN the CITY f Richmond
To take he deposition of Thomas Underwood.
to be read as evidence de bene essc in She trial
OF d SUIT how depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry, for llenrco Goun-
Iy, wherein am plaintiff, and you are Getend-
ant: and II f ON any cause, the said deposition
shall not be taken on that day, shall adjourn
The taking thereof, for three days, unless it is
sooner taken. Your obe'dt ser'vt,
SAMUEL. J. WINSTON.
y Richmond, Cd Nov. 1881 nav 7-2ew ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Or, WHITE POLAR BEAR.

The only one ever brCught to this country alive
This animal, as an object of curiosity and wonder,
stands first i'll the scale of natural history. He
is huge creature, nhabitjng the frozen regions of
a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
The ROYAL Tiger.

1t differs materially from those whch,havo gene
rally been exhibited IN this country for Royal ri
gers-This is the Royal Tiger of Bengal, which
TIGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
THE ELEPHANT.

The one offered is considered one of the
most interesting of its species Its docity, togeth-
with the variety of its performances renders it
hiph'y amrsinO and nttraofive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
TIE SPOTTED TIGER.

This is rare animal; is very ferocious, and
pressed with hunger, his ferocity is so grea
he will sieze a man.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

a. ADLAD 0IB.-5O baskets fresh Salad Oil. for
~ sale by LANCASTER, DENLY & co.
no II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
TIE African lion .

This Lion was kept at Exeter Change nearl
three years, and was pronounced by the best Judge
TO too FAR superior in beauty and size to any othe
Nero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
REMOVED,


HNHE subscriber mas removed his establish
a men from No. Isl Maiden Lane to the
spscious Sfore, No. 1873, PraIl-,reet, over
MssHs. Hyde, Cleveland & Co.--where he
will keep oons antly On hand, much more
eltsnslve assori M nj than formerly. The style,
make and materials of the Cloaks will he
greails improved, and viii b. sold al about tho
same low prices MS those of The last season. He
has also on hand, large assortment of low
riced Clothing, made in good style. expressly
Tor the Southt rn aud Western trade that will
be sold al about the usual prices of the most
inferior quality. Also, an assortment OF Stocks
wih many other desirable articles. Those
who VII take The trouble 10 examine this stock
Of Goods will probably satisfy themselves that
they cannot select the same amount from any
stock in ihs city that Will he safer or more
desirable purkhase--for sale by
j. CONANr.
No 1873, PeaTl-s,reet, New York
TEEMS-Six month. for approved noIes.
payable at Banks in good standing IN any pnrt
Of the countcy--s months for CITY accepts noes,
or 5 per cent discount for cash, In ell cnses
" here the time is extended, interest will br
charged. mt the rate of o per cent per annum
Any Goods purchased at this Establishment
thai do not suit the Market for which they
we're intended will be exchanged for others
FL. c.
April % wl2"h
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

VIE Subscn6er mih opea.a School on Mon
L day Me I'd day of My ensuing. for TIE
education Of Children, in me small brick house, on
.Main-Sireei, Immediately beiop the house occu-
pied by ar. David Batker, aud neariv oppesite
The Presbperian Church Teyms Of 1aiion
vln6 be Eight Dollars for the session Of 6 months.
MARIA PiCTOK.
r. S. She piil also teaeh Paiaiing on Paps.,
Veipet or satin. M.
hprj2i, if2i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

Office. An persons wishing 10 lake
= herchsat's and Or iinary Lisenss Tor Que
trhr after the list of MAY next. WI Gai the
s"osifi'er At Hancock & Brown :, IN Moujay
me asnd Tuesday ihe 81 of May next, for
me purpose of granting them receipts.
DAVID HERNDEN. Deputy
Tor nos. Dixon, Sheriff OF Campbell county.
April % Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

finr subscribers Is tnIs day receiving an
A sddhphal supply oil the most superior cold
dr0,cu I'm. .rican Castor Oil. winch Is fpr sale
by The barrel or ga'iyn, or ~ boi,les OF vHrious
sizes. Howell DAVIES.
April le it's
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THE MARKETS.

Lirerpeoi March %.
There is no material change ia our Cotton
Market. sace the 1914 aud the salrs for four
days pnst are abou, $40 bales the article Is
perhaps not offered So freely, bur it Is difficult
TO sell AT the full prices of last week The az
counts from Manchester. ami the manufacture
ing districts are encouraging, and tae demand
for goods wy excessive.
The Corn Market is dull aud Wheat d n 81
per qna'ter lawer 1851 pr Dbl. may NV b.
considered the extreme quotation in Flour, nnd
the sale, conGncd to retail. NJ change IN o..
Their articles.
COton.-Up and 81 a Id Orleans. 6 3-S, II
as Alabama a 81 Sea island 100, 10 lsd
Stained o. 81 a i0d
TobTcco. Va. leaf a Cd Stemmed 8 a Old,
kentucky leaf D 4 /; Siemmrd 81 n 3D.
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49,, NOTICE.-A meeting OF the Man
T agrrs oftbe Lynchburg Bible ST.
V cieiy will be held This afternoon, N
the office Of Messrs Williams a. Cringao, Al 5
o'cIuck. Foil and pun"tasI attendance rs re-
ques,ed, as business OF importance to the in
ierests of the institution will claim the a,ten-
ton of the Managers.
J. r. d. PAYNE, Secretary.
AprIi Q5
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Lynchbur5 Reading Room.
tAtiE Constitution. bylaws, aud RULES OF
- this institution ere placed in the hand. vi
Messfs. Nj. w. Davenport and james Boal
for tbe purpose Of attaining subscribers. They
will be published Ia our neat.
BY order Of the Board OF Managers.
April 20 1t
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Early Gro,cth.-We have seen Irish Pots
toes more than half the size ofa hens egg,
OF this years growth. Wen the unpropi tou.
ness of The season is recnlIecied, tbs may be
recorded as one OF its wonders
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

III We have received the ist No. Of" The
Camei.on," new paper, handsomely go, M.
by the Students of the University Of vrg inia.-
We hopeit will be sustained by liberal pa :
ironsge. The Editors Invite, (and we trust moi
in vain,) literary gentlemen throughout The
State, aud particularly former students OF the
uaiyersny, 10 contribute to its columns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

rr The Philadelphia Inquirer "a Van b.
rn.Jacksonian papeD auriba,es Mir. Taz-
wells course in ths Senate 10 political disap-
imminent. II inmates ihu M. Taaneii'
dissatisfaction arises from ,ot having been to-
lea inlo thu Cabinet.-Mf. Van Buren,, who
i, doubtless the in,tigator NJ the calumDy, AS
hi, believed thatshe keeps up close cores
p,udence with the paper in which II oris inated.
Judges Of Mr. razwell by himself. Had he not
,pes,sd his reward, il is not hazardng too
much tos,y that he would have been now in
cha opposition ranks-and ,he,e fore he thinks
Mr.. Tazwell is ,ndueaced by that base motive.
Noab. his New York lienienan', once observed
,hat au ant could MT Apr eciste the motives
Of 40 elephant. nor can the Secretary of STATE
estimate properly those OF man who acts from
enlarged views of pubic policy, rather than
from contracted ideas oil personal aggrnnd'ze
ment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
,pNMGY SHORE.

FANCY SHORE.
~ IL subscriber is now receiving, at his
q Fancy store, a new and spleud,d assert
,nrnt OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods oil
the lates, importation. His assortment COM
pr,ses the following articles selected by hun
self in the Cities Of New York aud Philadel-
phs
. pieces black II. Silks, superior quality
10 Camelion Silks
2 Blue black do
kaz4iine blue
Heavy nchew and Sarsnetts
8 Punk, whit, blue aud sta" coi'd Gro
de Maps
10 Satins, assorted coiors
9 Fancy Persians
Nancy Prints.
so pieces new st,e, very handsome
40 do do blue. pink and buff Plaid
aud striped Gingha
10 Scotch and French do
LACE GOODS.
10 pieces "A plain Bohbme,ts, some as low as
81 cts per yard
Q Ga Extra iine
Splendid Lace Capes. Caps. &c.
| bread and Bobbneti Edging., very fine
Do do Laces, all widths
VlONCSs hlDDotlS1 AAoSiSiys 49,
In doz. fancy cold Kid aud iiorseshn Gloves
Mems HoI,eskIn, assorted color'
2boxes new Style GAUGE and Cap Ribbons
+ doz. back and white Silk Hosiery, very
cheap
90 whre cotton Hose
Q open worked Do
Naukeen, cold
6 white Cotton half Hose
Random do do
GauZe and Grape NAkfs.
q dog. rich Grape neck Hdkfs.
6 Extra fine Gause 90
Q Splpndld Neck Scarfs
Linen Cambria Hdkls. plain and col'd borders
Irish Linens and Linen Cambrlcs, very hue
Gentlemen's Summer Wear.
q pieces Ermineas FOR pantaIuuns
Grape Cnml-ls s do
Extra fine back French Boa,bsZipe
FashionubIe green do
80 Real German NaHkeens
DIogheda anu irish Do~Ias
Tr, cold Marsellies and Valencia Vestings
g cases Mems fine black and white Fur
Hats fashionable shapes
In addition TO the above sssortment, he ex-
meets in few day to receive farther supplies
OF Fancy Goods, wbi>h he will sell low for
CASH uHtEr p. AAlf'
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discharge Of my publc duiirs. have, under
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extended 10 me.
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