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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
A LIST OF LETTERS,

| remaining IA ne f1osf once uf LyhchbWl
! Ia on N. sofa September, 1874.
.i--Nm. Anderson, Juo, \. Anderson, Mr.
Mary Adams, SAINT G. Allen, Ibos T. Adams
Airs Elizabeth Adams, Abner Allen, Jno. A
moe.
B-Levi Best 2, James I. Bullock, Abm
H. Burial, YIN. hard, Rev, Moses Brocl
I Mieaiall Button, Niau. Brown, Ies. s BishoI
! Thos. 1, Baldin, VIM BERNARD, koher, Blank,
,no. Rlnek, saml Burks, ir.
C--Jno. Curle, josiah Carter, Jos. II. Co
vingron u, Miss Ann S. tti,lion, Jo,dan Crea
y, Robeu II Garter, Amazi = Chain, Reu-
ben COY, Mrs. Nancy Clement, Miss tntha-
rine Cobbs, sheldon T. Church, L.wis Camp
bell, Bonncd Crawford, Clerk Superior Court
Chancery.
D--Dr ". J.. Davies 2, DANIEL Day, Achil.
les NJ Douglass, DR.. II 4. DHngerIeld, family
Dowell, Benjamin Daw son, Patrick II. Dillon,
Miss Elizabeth " Davis, Mrs, Mary l.. Daii-
iel.
E-Nimrod Il. Edwards, Jacpb Early, Mi
chael Emnery, Elisha Ellison, George Eve,
Geore + Enbie, Airs. Jane Edwards,
fi-StokeIy I. Poster, Nelson Freeland,
Benjamin Farmer, Leroy Fear
G--John Garrett, George Greber, Francis
Godon, Garland \ hoy ., Miss Sarah v Green,
Jnmes n. Cream, Jon Giils, Robert Gardner,
Miss Charlotte Griffin, Juhn II. Goodwin,
Ghlfai1d a Freeland, iiornlio Coil.
H--Joseph Ilorner, John itockadny, YIN.
lloliinsuoflh, Nm, u. tlill, ID. & -. Holman,
james lIarliss, Mrs Betsry Hoimes, Peyion
Harrison =, Alexander Mcllorg Hepburn 2,
Creed = iialley, Low l.. Hays, James linden
John Henderson.
judith jenkins, Gins l.. Jordan Q. Wm.
Johnston, Chas. Johnson Mrs. Ann Homes 2,
Cato Johnson, Rev. Edmand Johns, jacob
lrby, Peter &. joiner, Dudley Jones, Ives,
Lcwis u Go. James Jenkins,
c--John Kidd, Thomas Kinney,
is-~EdMhrd Lynch, John LSnvh. Samuel
Lester, Jabrz Leitwich, u g. Linbergp.
.n-Thomas (. Miller =, Henry Mckinney,
Alexander Mcdonald, George Markham, Ro.
Mlmms, Captain james Martin, Miss Lucy NJ
Moore, Neil hicClinoh,, George Martin .,
Elizabeth Mnson, Thomas l Nloormsn, Jas.
+ McCn0e, WHAT Megan, Ippmss A. Mcria.
Nv b. Neper.
t-s-Edward Irce, Miss Fanny Plunket, Ro
Pollard ., Richard Perkins 2, Joseph Pendlc-
ton, Bnoker Preston 2, Lynvhburg Peace So
cirty.
R--Bernard Rucker, Henry Randolph Jno.
Rosser, Nsl. Hoblnson. john Royalty, John
Rodiler ,, linslry kueker, james Russell, jr.
Benjamin Robinson
S-Roberi Scott john Steel, Beverly n.
Scott, Captain Erpcs Spain, Don q. Siokrly,
William j, shelton, Patrick Smith, DR. Jns.
Saunders, 1homns Smith Robcr, Sncnd, YIN
Sydnor x Go. John W. Schenk
T-Cheslcy Taylor, X. S, 1ilden 2, Wm.
Tucker 2, Armsiead Tuislpw q, John Jahb
Samuel lard, z, James Tinslry, Mrs Mary
Treg, Sanncl Taylor, Miss Polly u Turner,
Mrs. i.lIzebe,h Jruslow David 1nsley.
t@-Jobn u. t,quhar ., Robert l.. Yuneey,
Thomas tannersou,
u Iaae " eehnm, Henry Williamson, Jno,
T.. Noodson, George Nylord, Capinin Films
Wells, Samuel L. lIiamson 2, Jionlns A,
Word, Alauson Winston Q, Hugh nicr, Ward
q Allison 2, jefferson Whitehead, John q
Williamson, John l., Natr6ns L. Co. g.
JOAN ID. MUKtELL, T., NJ
October / 3w9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.
,,c,ed by ROBERT WALSH, i'm

ru,a,rted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
s,,s nature of this enter prise, may be under
- from few considerations which the ad
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'',;,nof,t The periodical works of Great
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d.,ientfic Intelligence, whicn does not reach
,hs American puosic for want OF "A suitable
's,nnel hut winch would be read among us
with equal pleasure aud profit Such Of the
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lin the United S ates-uo: excepting the f.
d,bursh ard QuWte,ly Revicws-emblic zee
mnch matter which is of little interes and Dino
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[Gsoueutly fitted to vtiale ais literary taste, his
morals, OF his political principles. II IS desna.
| hle n,Jsrtl ,se circumstanc es, that selection
.ho,,Id he made, sn eh as ", uld furniah the a
tusble and entertaining portion OF then con
,eots. to the exclusion oithe other portion con
ntine Of details apt spec ulations either umn-
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Journal Of Foreign Medacane.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlS, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, ii. ID.

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can only be consulted by large sjority of the
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exhibit the progress oithe Physical Sciences n
broad, butte do away, ina great degree. the
necessity oitecuring to the work. themselves.
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under the division of
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Y,UE SUBSCRIBERS,

EINDER the firm uf BRADFUTE s.
" TOAPKINS, will establish, on the 18Th
dav of his month Az .4ECTf0N .4hD GE
.SER7L COSMfSSION BUSINESS, in the
town of Ivnchhurg. in the house NOW occn-
pied by MIR john Robinson, nj tiie upper end
Of the town. Consigners 81 Goods are assur-
ed that every eNeriion will be used for Their
interest, and the utmost puncinaity observed
in re,niitanccs We will also attend 10 the
sale of Real and Personal Estate in or near tie
town, on the customary terms aud to Tic
shipping of country produce and other "ri,-
cies 10 Richmond and 10 the receiving OF
Goods to he forwarded 10 the west
ARCHIBALD BRADFUlE.
QuARLE3 TOMPkINS.
September I
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GlR-Youv i'll be pleased 10 fake notice,
A1that srdii, On the Second day OF Bedford
NovrmP e cntt.t next, ~ WIN. Terry tafsrh,
in the town of Liberty, (and 20 coniinne rom
Pay 10 LAY until compcied,) proceed 10 take
ilie .iepnsiiions Of Wis IN ook aud others,
which / shall offer Ia Lr read evidence or
the trinl ot the caoso 4, penanf IN Bedford
county conrt, wherein am hlaniif and 9th.
ers are defendants. Yours,
DAVID CRENsHAW.
October S. N4@9
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r. p The EpIrORs OF THK EIRGISIAN,
(asenfs for Lynclrburg and its vicinity so
licit subscriptions to the Rboye works.
The North American Review, and Amrrl-
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, md have a decided
claim to public support, AZ forming impor-
tant parts of our aat,ondf literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
N0tice-i.aSD.

WILL be A,ld, on the premises, on the
w Goth day OF No,emlIcr nehi, 200 acres
Of LSND, Lc tie sBme, more or less. This
hand lies in The county of Halifax, sinte Of
Virginia on Banisterr, or, near Noln's bridge
The grcnler part nt said tract IS first rate In
bacco land A further description is deemc'i
useless, AS 1t is expected the purchaser will
view and judge for himself Terms mad :.
known on the day of sale, but Willie ac uin.
modaiing, &C WM. J.. AID MS.
October 20 f;-I2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09

Remaining az he Liberty Post GDicc on HE
sou day IF ,Stptembo, i8sd.
a-Otey Anderson, John Arthur, William
II. Anderson.
B-Nstha Rasbam, Mrs Mary n. Bowles,
James Hnnc Richard Bonill.
ta4-t;ilbert Crnm, William Crcnsy, Bedford
Clerk, Jubal Cundin Elizabeth Cooper, JAS
II Coman, W lianl Cutler, Miss susan "
Crunp.
D-John Doaly, Sarah posly, Geo, Doaly
Cot. james :. billiard, Jacob Dnw son, Brow II
Davis, jemes Dowaly, james r. Darncli 2.
E--,Ioseph Feather.
G--James Gray, senior, Levin Gibbs, Hen
~ Grnss, James h. coadpian.
H-Pieasani Harvard, Joshua IIally, MIR
tha Hannainss, Thomas J. Hill, Mary Hurt
james Hopkins, Peter Hudson, John or Joe
HAIL, Elizabeth Hall, Peter Hunter, William
Hardy, senior, julius hatcher
J--Edn,nnd Irvine, William II. Jones, lie.
roy Jputdon.
K-NiIiam Kertes, Pleasant Keuady, Kitty
Kerr.
L--Americh Irfiwich.
N Daniel MeCann, Miss Mary c. v, Man
son, Samuel Marshal, Jrrpminh Milnn,, Johu
d. Muniord, Reuben i. Mitchell, Jeremiah
Meddow, Pleasant Murphy n, Jhmes Moys
james McClrHH.
A-Nlsry Nance.
P--Ihonas Patterson, ChnrlcsC Patterson
Abraham Poweil, Thunas Phelps june
PoiDtn kier, John Patterson, III; In. Perkins.
R-Joln Richards, James -. fleece, WIN
g. Ruclerl
S-Allen Salmhns William Stone, William
N. sherman, Boyd Sr.aii. Timothy s,aldin
9, 'Ester OF John Sheppard.
T-chrisiGrbfr Teunrson, William Thar
TOP, jeremiah ID. rerrin, Wrdty Thompson
ierisha Iu' nrr, William 1facy, Rev. JAIME
Tufper.
II IohiI( Ward (Minor,) Samuel Well
Asa III son, Jobn ". Walker, Elizabeth VA
knr, cremiah Wout, Daniel " amack, jaime
Wi son, " lillian " bite, esq, VIM A. Whit
2, NM. Il. PORTER, y. NJ.
/, August 3. w3w9
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FVr Rent,

IL And possessiun given the first
Gf,ssssM of January next, the WHITE
.,:;;EN9 HOUSE AND L'JT on Maiu
.Amkxk street, nj present occupied by DR.
Stevens. Attached 10 Mis- house is a hand
some Office, suitable for n professional ar pri-
vale gentleman, and SO situated as To be Sc
paraic and distinct from The family apartment
On this lot there is good garden, an excel
lent well Of water, good stables, &e:
Gus. T.. DlBRETL
Sept. %, Is 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
American Journal oil Science and
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
tessor Of Chemistry, &c fale C0Hege.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
Numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form avolHme.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
.AAso-A TRACY

in the upper end of The same county, lying on
both sides of Pedar river, containing l2dh
acres, loo acres of which is low grounds, aud
a considerable portion of the balance first rate
tobacco land. There !, on this land a plan
taiion sufficient to work 2o hands 10 advan-
iage, aud as tobacco plantation, may be
considered equal To any in the county.
Also, a Tract III the county OF
Nelson, containing about 5000 acres, about
800 acres of which is cleared aud in good OF
der for cropping-tboul 100 acres OF first rate
tobacco land iu cui---ihr balance lies well, and
is well covered intmber. Either OF the above
tracts of land viii be sold on advantageous
terms, by application ia the subscriber, resi-
ding in New Glasgow, Amherst county.
county. DAVID 5. GARLAND.
! August 90. wSW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
advertisement.

rH>HE subscriber wishes TO sell a TRACT
4 Or LAND in the upper end of Amherst
county, within one mile Of Trent's ferry, aud
about six miles above Lynchburg, containing
$50 acres. This land Is we'll adapted 10 the
calture of corn, wheat aud tobacco. The
plantation is snili ia work 10 hands Ia
advantage. The land that is to clear is good
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
The North American Review,

Was begun ia 1915, and has since been steadie
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
y, 1920, the editorship WINS assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the University al Cambridge
New England. ntC series then com.
menced, with which il is convenient that sub.
seripions should begin. Orders Tor any part
Of the work will however be thankfully re-
ceived by T.. Lifted and by r. Norris Henry,
who are interested in the publication.
Published Y!arteriy-Prict Fire Dollars a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
EOtice.

A PETITION will b. prssenied TO Tho
"A mxi Gcuern Assc mbly for new coan-
~ Ia be taken from the counties Of Prince Eas
ward, Buckingham, Campbell and Charlotte.
Sept ~. w'@n7
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P.4JEA Il .UEDICf.A rs.
Hahn's Anti bilious pills.

npcrfnoas bile, and prevent its morbid 81.
crctions 10 restore aud amend the apre-
lite; to produce free perspiraiion, aud
thereby prevent ooldss (Which are often OF fatal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
Gid Port and Madeira " inc.
WALTER II. MIDDIETONh has re

w viewed n supply ri superior PORT and
Madeira NlAL, which he can recom-
mend. Sept. 3.
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EOR. NENT.

AA THE HOUSE AND LOT on
fsss.%A the hill, formerly occupied by
sss,N# Mrs Dunningt"n. Any person
-sSssSsaA wishing TO rent il viii apniy 10
the subscriber. LEWIS BROW ~
November Q,
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w 0ol and Wool Rolls.

lust received, 10 bags eool rails, of sn.
- pcrior quality, and few bngs of nice
white wool. W. MCKEE & J. q. MEM.
sept. 10. ts5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
RA NONSE

of mine, seven years old, five feet two or
three inches high, of fne spirit, aud r.marka-
bly, active for work horse, was taken toge
ller With an old saddle broken behind, and
new strip feathers The bride was old,
In. bit designed for double r,us.
hRve no doubt but he will aim 10 pass ms
a free man, having, il is SUPPOSED, stolen The
free pass of Frederick Mason, under which
name ! am well sasisfed be will aim to pass.
will give The above reward for the man
and horse, Tor SIu Tor hihrr) u taken within
thirty miles OF this plare, and delivered To
me. II beyond that distance, The same ,e-
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed.
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr
Halifax Conr House, May 2s. T. a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
Cash for Wheat.

TIME subscriber will give the highes
market price for wheat.
ii. pAfTEN.
october %. w3n II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
TWENTY DoNars Newark.

DUNAWAf from The subscriber on Sun
day night, Odd inst my man LODI
RICK. He is a sleek black negro, OF about %
years nj age, long face iaperihg 10 the chin
and slow both in motion and speaking. Ills
height is about ) feet 9or D. incles, broad
neross the shoulders, though rather inclined
10 be slender in body and limbs. Ills dress
not exactly known but II is supposed TINT he
had on a roundabout coat, laN aud cotton
pantaloohs, cotton shirt, and small fur hal
lie took with him white cotton aud lineh
shirt, grey cashmere pnnfnloons, snddlebags
A. lu TIM same m lt n tluik
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09

Swaim's Celebrated Panacea.
Y>IOMAS J. DUAL has just received an
i additional supply Of sWAIM's GEM
me PANACEA. .8iso, n few bottles Of SUI
perior old PORT WINE. ts3
August q
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mo. s6.
ENGLISH AcRICULTURE.
From DE .Tm,,ir0a Enrs,t,

From He Tmt,itna Fnrmtr.
Etftnf 81 ahder from n gentleman nor i,s
Eagtdnd, 10 his friend Ia Virginia.
dIffd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-09
lees Ointment for the Itch,

Warranted an iniaIibIe remedy.
The above celebrated Medicines are pre-
pared mud sold wholesale aud retail (only) by
H. LEE, No. 10, hlaidCn-Lane, New York
and for sale by particular appointment, in
Lynchhurg, by ABkAM H. NORTH
June 3. 1887
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-28
SDnrceSfcr:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1894

NEw-YoRK PoLITICs.-H would seem th.i
this great and powerful State, is dcstin.
ed to continue the scene Of political oh c..
merry and management, and the sport of am.
bilious aspirants, and unprincipled dema-
sogues. The election Of Members of Assem-.
bly,, turned on the question of giving the
choice of electors of President to the people.
and the Crawforditcs by concealing their sen
tIments, and pledging themselves to support
such bill, succeeded in obtaining a majority
in both branches. But, as it is conceded on
all hands, that such choice would be ruin
Gus to their hopes, no scheme will remain
nnresorted to, by the political jugglers, to
defeat it. Al the first meeting of the Assem-
bly,, strong disposition was manifested to
give the subject the go by, by some means or
other, but the expression of public sentiment
was so strong, that this was deemed unsafe.
and packed committe appointed for that
purpose, have reported a Bill, providing for
the election, by general ticket. The bill is,
however, encountered with surh restrictions,
as, it is said, will certainly prevent a choice,
in which case, il is provided that the election
hall revert to the Legislature. 1t rem aims
to be seen, whether it will pass in its present
form, or whether those, who are friendly to
the rights of the people, will obtain an amend.
ment. Ifthey should not, it is easy to per-
ceive in the present state of public feeling,
that it will produce a CONFUSION, which will
shake the state to its centre.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-28
. oU arc hereby cited to am

Worcester, Sc.
Probate Office, Jan. 90, 1924.
To the WidozO and Heirs of LABAN Tuck
FIR late IF Hardwick, IN said County,
deceased, and 10 all Others concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
M pear (if you see Gt) at the Court Of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
~, on the first Tuesday in March next. al
ten of the clock before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted TO sell and
convey so much Of the real Estate, of said
deceased, as will raise the sum Of four hun
bred and forty one dollars for the payment Of
debts and charges and you will be heard
thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Rsgy.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-28

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, Jan. 90, 1924.
To the Wido0U Creditors and Heirs Of
MANAssEH Wilder late Of Lancaster, IN
said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned IN The Estate Q said deceased,
GREETISG.
" on are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in March next, At
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
Why the accounts Of the Administration of
seic Estate should not be allowed, and the
balance of Estate distributed 10 the Creditor.
whose claims have been allowed aud re-
ported; and you will be heard thereon. =
NA'THL. PAINE, J. Prs&.