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AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF '
tSitOCKIJIKS, VIZ.
Llk l V S.ICKS Sit. /’. ( Liverpool Jilted.)
£i \y l lloghsead .Yew Orleans SUGJiH,
I do West India do
500 pounds bost Green Coffee,
1 hogshead Ncw-Orleans Molasses,
1 do West India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
3 chests Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea,
2 boxes Chocholate No. 1,
1 band new Rice,
Popper, Alspice,
Ginger, A Hum and Coppcrass,
Rogers’ best Orange Gunpowder,
Shot of all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decanters, Tumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
5 barrels No. I Mackerel,
2 do No. 3 do
2 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal (low.)
200 pair fine and coarse Shoes,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And u proportionate supply of Upper.
All ol which will be sold low for CASH
J. POLLOCK.
NOTICE.
TIIC subscriber take this method of
informing their customers and the
JJartL public generally, that they have
employed a MILLER who has ta
JJJJjJjJJL ken possession of their MILLSc
and they are prepared to receive and grind
Wlicat upon the same terms they ground
last year ; or they will grind each crop sep
arately if requested. The subscribers have
a good deal of nice new Flour on hand
which they would exchange for good Mer
chantable Wheat.
RICHARD &. JAMES DUKE.
October 23—’29 _if
BLANK BOOKS.
TITHE subscriber, after rc
JL turning thanks to nis
friends and the public gen
erally, for the very liberal
i encouragement herctolore
received ; begs leave to tell them he has
just received, and intends keeping con
stantly on hand, an excellent assortment o
IMPERIAL, DEMY,
SUPER ROYAL, FOLIO, 4*
ROYAL, QUAR TO POST
MEDIUM, & CAP
Writing Paper,
FAINT LINED and PLAIN, SUITABLE FOR
Ledgorn, '] ‘ f Bana Note,
Journals, Blotters,
Day, Music,
Record, Jr Memorandum,
Sheriffs, y ^Cyphering,
Lettor, Cash,
Bill, and
Receipt, 3 * Plot,
Which will be ruled, and bound to an
particular pattern,(Patent backs if requir
ed,) at a short noticeto suit purchasers
(tT^Clerks of Courts will find it to their
advantage and convenience to give him a
call. He feels confident that they can be
as well supplied in Charlottesville as any
place in'tha State.
(tT’Old hooks neatly rc-bound in Sheep
Calf, Morocco, or Roan
E. WATTS.
November 13—29 tf
UNIOPT BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE.
AT this Establishment will be kept
constantly on hand and furnished to
order, large Loaf Bread of a superior qnni
ty, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and prices
for cash.
—ALSO—
Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked ; such as meats, poultry, pud
dings, pies, Sec. for less money than the
cost of wood consumed in families for bak
ing the same.
November 27 — ’29 tf
DR. JAMES L. WYDOWN,
IIAS LOCATED HIMSELF AT
WARREN,
AND TEN HERS HIS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ma 23, 1830. tf
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.
JUST received a supply of DUNLAP’S
best ALBANY BEER, ('Summer
stock.)
ALSO
A few barrels New HERRINGS, No. 1.
With a general assortment of
Liverpool China & Queensware
Bacon, Lard, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash by
„ J< POLLOCK.
May 14—’30 tl
TO RENT.
THE brick STORE HOUSE on
Main street, leading from Charlottesville
to the University. It is a very convenient
house, and well calculated for a store and
is considered one of the best stands m the
place. Apply at this Office for informa
tion, or to John R. Jonfs.
NOR BORNE) T. MARTIN
May 14—’30 tf *
fUST RECEIVED a supply of tittm
Xf APS BEST ALBANY BEER
H. M. WOLFE.
AMERICAN
STENOdRA PIIIC A CA D EM Y,
BY M. T. C. GOULD,
Vu. 0, North Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
T1I1E Proprietor of this establishment
has visited the principal citits, towns
and colleges in the United Stales, as a
Reporter, and as a Teacher of STENOG
RAPHY, and is now induced, by the so
licitation ol numerous respectable indh
viduals, in various parts of the country, to
propose a plan for communicating a know
ledge of Ins art to all those who may con
sider it worth their attention, hut who,
from their remote situation, cannot en
joy the benefits of his personal instruc
tion.
The system, a knowledge of which it
is proposed to communicate, may be con
sidered the standard of American Sten
ography,— it is almost the only plan used
in the United States, and is sold by most
most r>f the Booksellers, to the exclusion
of all other systems. It lias passed through
seven large editions, and has been recent
ly much improved, steriotyped, and em
bellished with seventeen new copper
plate engravings, illustrative of the the
oiy.
A copy of this work will constitute the
first three numbers of a contemplated se
ries of printed lectures, or periodical num
bers, to be published weekly, and sent,
through the medium of the mail, or other
wise, to each subscriber, till a thorough
knowledge of the art shall have bi-eri com
municated.
It will bo the object of these Lectures,
not only to convey to each individual a
complete practical knowledge of Short
hand Writing, but to point out tne most
eligible way to employ it at a labor and
time saving method, for acquiring other
useful knowledge, by performing, in min
utes and hours, that which must otherv'ise
require days and weeks.
Should the above plan succeed, as there
is reason to believe it may, these periodic
al numbers will be continued monthly, at
one dollar per annum, under the following
title, to wit:—
THE AMERICAN REPERTORY
OJ Jlrts, Sciences, and Useful Literature.
The object of this work will be to fur
nish, in numbers, to the rising generation
a Miniature Encyclopedia or General
Cabinet, embracing in its course a con
cise view or epitome of the most interest
ing topics of the age, with the exception
of religion and politics. As a matter of
great convenience to the reader, especial
ly for future reference, the contents of
each page will be denoted by appropriate
words in the margin—to which marginal
words, a general index will be framed up
on the principleof Locke’s Common-place
Book, thus furnishing to each reader an
infallible key to the whole, or any partic
ular part which he may wish to re-exam
ine—at the same time suggestions to the
aspirant after knowledge, a method, which
it pursued cannot fail to produce to him
incalculable oenefils. bv an ultimate sav.
ing of time and labor —for it is asserted,
without the fear of refutation, that a young
man, who will first acquire a facility in
Short-hand Writing, and proceed to write
daily in a Common-Place Book upon the
principle here suggested, will acquire more
useful knowledge in one year, than it
would be possible for him to obtain in
three years, by any other plan that has ev
er been devised.
In carrying out this design, three im
portant principles will be constantly in
view.
First.—To select from the great mass
of human knowledge that only which is
useful.
Second—To condense it as fa* as its
practical utility will admit.
Third.—To systematize and arrange
the whole in such a manner, that each
and every portion shall be at immediate I
command.
t The scanty limits of a prospectus for
bid the addition of other considerations in
this place.
TERMS.
Tor,a full course of instruction as above
mentioned, $2 50, payable in advance, or
on the receipt of the fust three numbers
of the periodical.
All Postmasters are respectfully solici
ted to act as agents in their respective
neighborhoods. If a Postmaster procure
but one subscriber, be will be entitled to
a gratuitous copy of the published system,
if four subscribers, to a full course of in
struction, or &’2 50 from the money col
iccieu , anu id like proportion tor a great
er or less number of subscribers, that is to
say, a commission of 20 per cent, for his
services. Those who wish lor a more full
explanation, or to see a specimen of the
page, type, &,c. to be used, may no doubt
be gratified by calling on Postmasters,
who have been generally supplied with
an Introduction to the system above re
ferred to ; and also with a great variety of
testimonials from those who have learned
the art.
1 he issuing of numbers will commoner
early in July, from and after which, each
new applicant will be supplied, at the time
of subscribing, with a perfect set from the
beginning.
Our’The publisher of any Newspaper or
public Journal, who will ,give this Pros
pectus a conspicuous Insertion, and for
ward a copy ot the paper containing it,
shall receive a regular series of the con
templated lectures without other charge.
July 2—’30
BUTTER & WATER CRACKERS.
JUST baked — a fresh supply of WA
TER and JiUTTER CRACK
ERS, and for sale wholesale and retail at
the UNION RAKERY.
June 4—’30 tf
% T Rules held in the Clerks Office of
tV Albemarle County Court in May, .
ISttO.
Francos McGcehcc, and ISlaitlia Ins '
wife, formerly Martha Marks,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Hasten Marks, James Lewis and Mary
his wife, formerly Mary Matks, John lline
mid Elizabeth Ins wile, lonnerly Eliza
beth .Marks, Russel Brown and Sophia
Ins wile, formerly Sophia Marks, Temple
Gwat limey and Nancy his wile, formerly
Nancy Maiks, and Joshua Nicholas, who
intermarried with Sarah Marks, Philip
Winn uud Martha his wife, formerly Mar
tha Nicholas,- Martin, und Eliza
his wife, formerly Eliza Nicholas, Wilson ;
Nicholas, John Nicholas, Poter Nicholas,!
Sophia Nicholas, Ueorgiauu Nicholas, and 1
Nancy Nicholas, which said Martha, Eli
za, Wilson, John, Peter, Sophia, Georgi
an-.! and Nancy am children and heirs at
Law of said Sarah Nicholas, formerly Sa
rah Marks,
Defendants.
liN CllAINVJUICX .
The Defendants, Hasten Marks, James
Lewis and Mary Ins wife, formerly Mary
Marks, John lime and Elizabeth his wile,
formerly Elizabeth Marks, Russel Brown
and Suplna Inn wife, formerly Sopiah
Marks, Temple Gwathmey and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Marks, and
Joshua Micholus, who intermarried with
Sarah Marks, Philip Winn and Martha
his wife, formerly Martha Nicholas1
- Martin, and Eliza his wife, lor
tnerly Eliza Nicholas, Wilson Nicholas,
John Nicholas, Peter Nicholas, Sophia
Nicholas, Georgiana Nicholas, and Nan
cy Nicholas, vyhicli said Martha, Kliza,
Wilson, John, Peter, Sophia, Georgiana,
and Nancy are children and heirs at Law
of said Sarah Nicholas, formerly Sarah
Marks, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of.this Com
monwealth—on motion of the plaintiffs by
their counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear hereon the first <1 ay
of August Court next, and answer the
Plaintiffs' bill, and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Advocate, a newspaper published in the
town of Charlottesville, lor two months
successively, and posted at the front door
of tbe Courthouse of this county for the
same length of time.
A Aopy—
Teste.
IRA GARRETT D. C.
May 7—’30 2m
IN Louisa Countv Court, May 10th,
1830.
David Perkins and Susan his wife, Rich
ard Ware, Polly Ware, Nancy Fowler,
Richard Waro, Samuel Harris and Sally
his wife, Benjamin Harris and Betsey his
wife, Martha Ware, and Grief Pei kins and
Clara his wife.
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Richard Wyatt and Robert Wilkerson,
executors of Mildred Ware deed., Nicho
las Ware, John Ware, Robert Ware, and
James Ware, an infant, children of James
Ware deed., Ann II. Shelton, Hardin Per
kins and Sarah his wife, John W. Mosby,
and Alfred D. Mosby, an infant under
twenty-one years of age, children of Capt.
John Mosby, and their husbands.
Harrison, and Susan Harrison his wife,
-Seargeant and Nancy Seargeant
his wife, Betsey Seargeant and her hus
band, Agues Dupee and-, her hus
band, John Ware, Robert Ware, and Wil
liam Ware, children of Wm. Ware, and
their husbands.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Robert Ware,
Harrison and Susan his wife, not having
entered their appearance arid given secu
rby according to law and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court, that they are not inhabitants
ol this State : On motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appeal here on the first day
of October court next and answer the
Plaintiffs’ bill, and ‘.hat a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in a paper pub
lished in the town of Charlottesville, call
ed the “ Charlottesville Advocate,’’ for two
months successively, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this Coun
ty on Some court day.
A Copy,
Teste—
JOIIN HUNTER, C. L. C.
June 4—’30 2m
C91ELIJAIIKKA1VT
HAS for sale, at his New
* “Cash Store, on Alain Street
m © 600 pounds ol Prime LARD,
V and 8000 pounds of BACON
which he will warrant to be equal in ev
ery respect, to the Smithfield Bacon.
February 12—’30 Om^S 1-2
NOTICE:
rilHE Subscribers to Jefferson's Cories
JL pondence, in Boards—are respect
fully informed that they can have their
copies handsomely bound in calf, with
gilt backs, at fifty cents per volume—of
in extra calf, wiib running colours on the
sides, and handsomely gilt at seventy-five
cents per volume, by the subscriber.
JOSEPH MARTIN,
Main-Street.
January 15—'30 tf
Family and Pocket Bibles,
fUST Received and for Sale by,
E. WATTS.
Juno 4— dO
Ala Court, held for Nelson County I
LA the 20th day ol May, 1830.
Charles Lankford and Elizabeth his
vife, formerly .Elizabeth Farrar,
Plaintiff.
AGAINST
John Maxwell and Sally his wife, for
merly Sally Farrar, Perrin Farrar, Nancy i
b'arrar, John Farrar. John Bethell, and ,
John Farrar, Joseph Farrar, Polly Fur
rar, Sally Farrar, and Lucy Farrar, chil
dren of Flemming Farrar deed, and Wil
liam Farrar.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court
lh»t the Defendants, John Farrar, Jo
seph Farrar, Po"y Farrar, Sally Farrar
and Lucy Farrar, children of Flemming
Farrar deed., and William Farrar, are not
inhabitants of this Country, it is ordered
that the said absent defendant: do appear
here on the fourth Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
and that a copy of this order ho forthwith
inserted *n the Virginia Advocate, a
newspaper published in the town of
Charlottesville, for two months previous
to said day, and that another copy thereof
he posted at the front door of the Court
house of this county, on some court-day.
A copy—
Teste
ROBERT C. CUTLER, D. C.
June 18,—’30 2m.
BRUSHES.
* I^IIE Subscribers have on hand a beau
1- tiful assortment of BRUSHES
consisting of the following.
HAIR BRUSHES, flat, and round,
CLOTH do.
FLESH do.
SCRUBBING do.
FLOOR do.
COUNTER do.
SHOE do.
WHITE WASH do.
HEARTH do.
And a general assortment of
PAINT BRUSHES.
GEO. PULLING &. CO.
July 2—’30 tf
SCHOOL.
rjlIIE fourth session ot the Subscriber’s
X. SCHOOL will comineuce in Char
lottesville, on the loth of July, and termi
nate on the 15th of December. The
course of instruction to embrace the fol
lowing branches,} viz '.—Reading, TVW
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Gc
ography, Mathematics, and the French
Language.
As the strictest attention will be paid
by the undersigned to the advancement of
I those who may be entrusted to his care,
he hopes to obtain a portion of public pat
ronage.
terms for the session of g months.
Common English Branches $8 00
English Grammar and Geog- )
raphv, 6 J 10 00
CHRISTOPHER HORNSEY.
July 2—’30 3t
ALMOND LOTION,
J1 certain remedy for
Pimples, Frecles, Ringworms, Black
worms, Tetters, Blotches, Car
buncles, Tim Burns,
Morphew, Tan.
It is to be lamented that those persons
whose skins are most delicate and natu
rally best calculated to exhibit a superior
degree of brilliancy and lustre, are sub
ject to be effected, from being least com
petent to bear those fluctuating changes of
the weather, to which, in this country
they are constantly exposd.
The thickness and opacity of the com
plexion arises from a want of energy in the
! skin to oppose and resist the density and
humidity of the external atmosphere ; the
insensible perspirable matter,which should
pass off, (and which in skins of a coarse
fibre does,) is in delicate textures prevent
ed and checked in it§ escape from the
pores and capillary arteries, where it is
condensed, and lodges in the extremities
of those vessels. Thus, by the detention
of this matter, and its being looked up in
the very body and substance of the skin,
the skin becomas indurated, thickened
thickene-l and opaque; hence what would
otherwise have been and natnraliy is the
best complexion, evidently become the
reverse.
It is, however some consolation to know,
thai a very short use fo the Almond Lotion,
will completely reduce all those inequali
ties, by causing the skin slightly to peel,
a vivid natural glow and fairness succeeds
and the whole complexion, which was be
fore deformed and disgusting with un
healthy ane troublesome excresences, as
sumes a happy and beautiful colour, clear
from every speck and blemish.
For sale by
GEO PULLING h CO.
July 2—'30 tf
PRIME WHISKEY.
I HAVE on hand 15 Barrels of PRIME
WHISKEY, which I will sell at 25
cents by the barrel, and 30 cents by the
retail.
H. M. WOLFE,
June 4—’30 tf
ORANGES, LEMONS, £c7
JUST received, a fresh supply of Oran
ges, Lemons, hunch Muscatel Rai
ins, Prunes and Figs.
—ALSO—
Dunlaps Albany Beer, Sweet Cider, &c
II. M. WOLFE,
Random Row.
May7—’30 tf
A LIST of letters remaining in the Post Of
fice Charlottesville 1st. July 1&10.
A Thomas Kenny
William L. Anderson John Kelly
Joseph Antrim . L
h Mary Lone
Thomas Ballard Charles Lewis
John Brockman Secretary of the Lodgo
James Boyd Mary Lewis
Maria Bowen J. B. Lynch Jr.
William Boyd Nicholas Lowis
James D. Ballard M
Gorge Blackly Richard It. Mayo
Richard Bailey Daniel Martin
Charles Bailey sen. J. C. Megginson
Nicholas Buinly Frances A. Michio
Betsey Brown Thomas Miller
Elias S. Bowman Win. J. Michio
John Burrows Pamela A. Michio
N. Burnley Jit Co. 2 Wm. D. Morn wether 2
Spots wood Bryunt Henry Martin
Thomas S. Hint'ord James Michic
Thomus T. Bailey John E. Michio
C John Mart:n
Ann G. Chiles Chiton Maupin
Glenn & Curry John Maupin
George Cullen 2 Pleasant Maupin
Crotty Cooper Mary Martin
William Cuulile Elizabeth B. Maury
John It. Campbell Richard Matthews
F. Carr «Sfc Co. 2 Frances E. Meriwethor
Dabney Carr Cburles 11.Mcrriwether
Jefferson Clarko l’atsey D. Minor
Nancy A. Coleman N
John R. Carter Charles Nowell
Commandant of the John S. Nicholus
47th Regiment ()
John D. Craven Nancy Owens
Clerk i*
James Callard Mary J.Peako
Ira Carpenter William Perry
Samuel Carr George Poindexter
Maria D. Cnrr Jleilry Perkins
Sophia Chiles Job,, l>olh»ck 2
Craven &. Whilhurst Q
D j John Quinn
Edmund Duvis ft
Wurren R. Davis John Roberson
Frances Durrett Ann F. Reeder
Susan Davenport Maria F. Richards
Thomas Douglass J. ft. Riuheson
Thomas Draltin Nicholas Rogers
James Dinsmors H. or J. Rittenhouse
James Dowell Mis. Matthew Rodes
Richard Duke 3
1'* Lindsey Saudridge
Mary Edwards Austin Springs
Lane & Eddjns . A. It. Shiflclt
John M. Estill Thomas Stuns
Henry Erambert Jane SmiMi
William Earnest Thoodore Shields
* Isaiah Stout
Janies B. Fretwell Macena Starke
Margaret Foxworthy Robert Sangaloi
George D Fisher Madison Sowell
Benjamin Ficklin Richard SI;aklcford
John 1'rctweil George Simmons
.. G . T
ncrraiu o. uaun Robert Thrift
William Goodman John L. Trice
Graland Garth r j.’ Terrell
Benjamin P. Gillock John Taylor
Frederick Gillum Joel Terrell
George Glenn 4 John W. Taylor
Jamos Garten p. r 'Puitt
Thomas Garth Timothy L. Taylor
D. C. Garth 2 Roger Thompson
Elizabeth Gibson Nelly Terrell
John Gibson y
, „ Pleasant Via
James llaiuley \\
James Harris Wm. L. Woodward
William Howard Wm. S. Wills
Edward Hughes M. P. Walton
Austin M. llamner Wm. Woods
Richard Harrison Jehn R. Watts
Elijah Hansbrough Chapman M. White
Aquilla Harris «V Co. Micajali Woods
Benjamin Hardin John R. Williamson
**• w- Hatch Reuben Wayt
_ ., , 1 Virmda West
David Isaacs George W. Wolfe
w ,, ,J. George A*. Woods
Wm. II. Johnson Matthew Wingfield
R Almon Walton
John E. Keller 4 Henry Wood
Daniel Keith James Whittorfiold
Garrett Kellogg Jamos L. VVydown
Jaa. Kinsolving 2
David Kennedy JOHN WINN
Mary Ann Keller Postmastor.
July 2—’30. 3l
NOTICE.
A1 a Meeting of the President and
Directors of the Rivanna and Rock
fish Gap Turnpike Company, on 22d inst
it is ordered that the Stockholders pay in
to the hands of the Treasury, on the UUb
day of July next, $2> on each share.
O. NORRIS,Sec,
July 2—’30 2t
COMPOUND FLUID EX
tract of sarsaparilla,
For extemporaneously making Lisbon
Diet, Drink, &,c.
THE extonsivo use of Sarsaparilla for some
years past, :n Aludical practice, and tho
trouble and difficulty which patients are sub
jected to in making the Extract or Syrup, has
rendered it an object of importance to procure
a preparation ot it in a more convenient form
than thoso usually prescribed. Sarsaparilla re
quires considerable boiling to tako up tho ex
tractive matter and it is consequently most fre
quently improperly mado by thoso unacquainted
with Pharmaceutical preparations. To obviate
these oiihculties G. W. Carpenter has manufac
tured a fluid extract of Sarsaparilla, possessing
all the virtues of this Medicine in a highly con
centrated degree. It possesses many advantag
es over Sarsaparilla—its decoction—syrup and
sold Extract, and is introduced as a preparation
of rnucii easier portability, not liable to injury
bv^Tong keeping, and consequently better adapt
ed to tiie use of persons travelling or residing
abroad. 6
I his extract has proved one of tho most pop
ular medicines ever introduced in Philadelphia.
It is highly approvod of by tho faculty, and ex
tensively employed by our most distinguished
physicians. It has already been sent to almost
every populated section of tho United States,
and whether in town or country, hospital or pri
vate practice, it has invariably given to patient
and practitioner tho most decided and unequivo
cal satisfaction and produced the most salutary
and beneficial offects. Numerous letters havo
been received from some of the most distinguished
physicians in the country and from the Profes
sors of several medical colleges, all recommend
ing in the highest terms the valuo of this medi
cine, and its superiority over other preparations
of Sasaparilln. Several cases of secondary sy
philis, mercurial and scrophulous diseases, have
entirely recovered in the incurable wards of our
public insvitulions, which had for many years re
sisted every inode of treatment which could be
devised. 1 liese cases furnish striking examples
of the salutary effects of this medicine, in airest
ing some of tho most inveterate diseasos, after
the glands were nearly destroyed and tho bones
already affected.
The above invaluable Medicine, and
the principal new popular Chemicals for
sale by
J. T. BARCLAY.
July 3—’30 tf
BLANKS
For sale at this Office.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,>
July 1st, 18JI0. J
^ HE Examinations of the various
Schools of the University, will commence
on the 10th inst. in the following order,—
and on Saturday the 17th, Orations will
be delivered by Messrs. Benjamin T.
Moseley of Geoigia, and William B.
Nai*ton of New Jersey; and an Essay
read by Mr. IIenry TuTWiLERof Viigin
ia, in the Library Room of the Rotunda.
At which time, Degrees will be conferred
and othei business transacted.—At which,
Parents and Guardians, and the public
are invited to he present.
Saturday, July 10th.
School ol Law, "i
(Senior wul Junior Classes.) I
School of Antient Languages f 8 A*
( Latin class.) t
School of .Modern languages 1
(French Classes.) ° 11 A. M.
Anatomy and Surgery \
■ School of Mathematics ) ,
(First and Second Classes.) i ^ P- M.
Monday 12th.
School of Modern Languages )
(Spanish Classes.) > 8 A at
Moral Philosophy (
School of Antient Languages )
Medicine /11.A.M
School of Mathematics i
(Junior Class) (3 p
Chemistry V * *
„ . , . . . Tuesday 13th.
ocnool of Antient Languages, ) 0
(Geography and Hist.) >8 A. M -
School of Mathematics, V
(first and second classes.)
School of Chemistry and Materia >11 A M
Mcdica. |
(Mat. Med.) \
School of Natural Philosophy. )
School of Modern Languages, > 3 P M
(German.) I
_ , . Wednesday 14th.
school of Modern Languages >
(Italian Cleiss.) ’ 5 8 A. M.
School of Moral Philosophy and 1
Political Economy, |
(Pot. Economy.) > 11 A Jtl
School of Antient Languages \
(Oral.) S £ ’
School of Mathematics, S
(Junior Cleiss.) I
School of Modern Lanpuacrps >3 P. M.
(Anglo Saxon,) b ’
ROBLEY DUNGLISON,
July 3, 18110.
COOK OUT!!
A SWINDLER.
ABSCONDED from tins place on the
night of the 21st inst. a voung man
who calls himself * '
L1TT1EBURY Itt. S. POX,
a Saddle and Harness Maker by trade (but
an indifferent workman,) he served his
apprenticsbip with Mr. Long of Waynes
borough, Va. He is about 19 or 20 years
of age, o feet 9 or 10 inches high, slender
built, dark complexion, black hair, has a
scare on the left side of his face near the
ear occasioned by a burn—he travels
with a large velisse. He had also in his
possession a grey mixed cloth Frock Coat
a black and white striped Roundabout!,
lie also swindled a black velvet Vest a
pair of blue cloth Pantaloons, a new drab
coloured bat (made by A. McKee, Char
lottesville,) an octave Flute, and several
other articles. He also contracted sever
al considerable debts on his employer’s ac
count, without permission which he also
swindled.—The public are cautioned a
gainstthe vagabond above described
June 25. 1330. 3t
.1 [nF^!nt®r8 friendly, will confer a favor on
!SV.“^ipbS”*X*b“,0*fe’
WATER COLOURS!
rSPIJE Subscribers have just received a
lew dozeu boxes of
WATER COLOURS,
together with every article necessary for
drawing.
GEORGE PULLING &• CO.
July 2—30. tf
GROCERIES.
THE Subscriber has received, (in ad
dition to Ins former stock) a general
supply ol GROCKItlES, of which
the following comprises a part, viz.
1 hogshead ol first cnality, Brown Su
gar at 12J cents per pound.
1 do second quality, do do at
10 cents per pound.
Best green Java Coffee, at 17 cents.
Fresh new Herrings by the barrel or
retail.
—ALSO—
A supply ot Dunlaps Albany Beer, and
some first rate Oranges.
—ALSO—
A few boxes of Spanish Segars, war
ranted to be of the fust quality. Togeth
er with a general assortment of Groceries,
all of which will be disposed of low for
CASH, by
H. M. WOLFE,
Random Row.
June 11—’30 tf
SUPERFINE '
WRAPPING PAPER,
SUITABLE for Printers, Post Offices
&,c. &c.
—ALSO—
A few skins PARCHMENT, just re-*
ceived and for 9ale by
E. WATTS.
July 2—’30
FLOUR, &c.
WL have received on Commission, a
parcel of nice FLOUR, which
we will sell for $4 cash per barrel.
- ALSO—
FRESH SALAD OIL—Black Varnish
or Shoes and Harness, Spanish Segars by
he box, Macaboy Snuff, and one box
Brown’s No. 1, superior Tobacco.
BOYD #t BROTHER.
June 11—30 if