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Fall and Winter Goods.


n AVID a ROBERT kNLj. otter 10 their
- customers aud the public. au assortment
81 seasonabie FANCY 4 STAPLE GOODS,
WHICH nqnaliiy and variety have never been
surpassed IN thIs market. Amongst the arti-
cies tnst received are the following.
"a Drab Cloths, (garious shades J for Gentle
mtn great coats
Blue and black Cloths, (tar below the com.
mon puees)
i'ejse Cloths, various colors aud fne quality
superior English silk Vestlngs
Black figured silks
onaded figured Gro de Naples
PLAIN black do.
figured aud plain onlrns, assorted
hlch tancy SILK handkerchicls
| adde's black ana white silN hose
Gdntemeu's do. do. do.
DO. do. do. halt do.
Blue, pink, white and black Grape Jesse
Italian grapes, assorted
superior rrape robes
! aud al black Grape hhkfs.
Silk velvets aud pushes
handsome assortment Of infants cap pat.
terms
Gymps and piping cords
superb leather edged ribbons
Shaded sulin do.
Flne keulings
Figured landlord aud plain book muslin
ftnn and figured jackonet do.
DO. do. null do
large supply OF canbrcks
Elegant white silk shoes
Prunellu do
An assortment of morocco 4 sealskin do.
superior and common caicous
Ladies hne and coarse black worsted hose
Satin and Lnlestring ribbons, assorted
Tortoise shell tuck aud side combs.
Imitation do. do.
Cashmere shawls
- Cases IRISH innens, excellent texture and
finish
White and red nannels
Rose, point, duille Il whitney blankets
Coarse cloths and cassiueis, Ion servants
SwansdoNn vestings
Ioillnet de.
Brown and black Hollands
Green baize and oil cloths
German Inter BottiHg cloths, from No &c
inclusive, OF very snpaior fabric
Cotton aud wool cards
Cotton yarns, from No. ] 10 If
general assortment ot Saddlery and Hard
ware, together with
Several cases OF GentIemens and Boys lul
bats, &c &c.
In addition 10 the above, a further suppl,
will be received in lew days, all ot mhci
Nill be found of the best quality, and at pri
ees 10 suit the times
Nov. ~
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his idla aud disorderly living, is to find
surelics for his good behauior
same day, Henry Gray, fined for lying.
Porcr 81 the Press in England-
Translated from Madam de Staef let
tiers Ell England, for tho New York Dai.
rs Advertiser.
II may be said that there is not an
Euelishman but may be regarded as a
public man. No grade of lie, from the
most crave to the most iiivolou,-irom
tle most solitary 10 tie mosl busy, can
conceal itself hom the all piercing eye
.oi lie Journalists. Is there 4 landhold-
.or IN country reurcneni, IN the bosom
of his family 7 However he may wish
TO avoid generally politics, he cannot
refuse 10 occupy himself with the cou-
Germs of his parish or his country lie
will become a member OF some agii-
cultural or manufacturing society; he
Will tlke part IN some phllanhropic
meeting. From that time his neigh
bo1Hs, his colleagues, will hive a rieht 10
juice 81 his conduct, and this judgment
viii be published in the journals. Is
there a man Of fashion, bent only on
frivolous amuscments lie will be on
a committee Tor bail. Judge Of Il bet,
or horse-racc. I'm this manner he be-
comes accountable 10 the public lie
cannot escape the universal presence Of
the press F.. and If IhpN HOitV of "A man Of
the world has ever any thing TO suffer,
the conscience Of the citizen IS rem
dorcd more pure and more influential.
The publication of ajoafnal III Eng
Iand, IS an enterprise which requires
grca capital, and a degree Of activity
OF winch hardly any other species Of
speculation can give any idea. The
pIonptItude with which The accounts Of
The sessions Of public assemblies, &c.
are published, Is aLsolutcly SURPRISING.
\ speech oi Broueham. Macintosh, or
Canning, lrdly concluded atsix O'Clock
in the afternoon, hats been read I'll over
the clly OF London before ten in the eve
mug; and II may be said literally, that
a member Of PnllHmenl addresses him
sell person lily 10 he whole nation.
Il has enhappeued I'm | have re-
manned in the House Of Commons I'LL
Two or three O'Clock al n'shl, and on
~ aklne the neAl morning, have rrcciv-
cd faithful aud detailed copy Of specch-
rs more ilan clpm hours long
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Nov. OF

Se1 ENJOY AL,-EpwAnD Blows has removed
Ls1 his JeWeiler's Shop TO the tenement next
door TO the Vrgmian Office, nearly opposite
Npssrs. Holmes Brewster. lie takes this op-
ponunity to return his sincere thanks TO hi.
friends and the public for the patronage hereto,
fore given him. and assures them he will cndea-
,,or IA merit a continuance of their encourage
pcnt, by prompt and faithful attention to their
orders for repairing watches and clocks, making
and mending Jewely, OF executing any work in
his line with which they may ennusth him.
EDWARD BROWN.
JUNE ts4o
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RNCOAfPARABLEC ALiCOEs.-McKee Ro-
Il bi,e9n 4 Gu. nave now the pleasure of an
noulicing the arrival of the above truly beautiful
article. together with great many other rich
and desirable goods at less prices than ever be-
fore exhibited. Their friends and the public are
particularly solicited to view their assortment
Oct )
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SBgUl1f and affecting ms,anec ~
hcmorSc. On Saturday, the 10Th ii
August, n Ma!perton, IL the county Of
Somerset, an upper servant in Il lareo
md very respectable lad.e' boarding
school, hecnue rjo'eHtg ag,tafed, for
| 'ume unknown sdu>c, aud under rs OPP
| pressiNe influence Wa hcud Ia reprOach
| herself N the moaL~orlowul terms, len
the worthless and sinful lie, She had
! been leading. some stetti winch She
dreaded q a.sn,9c wis evidently prey
Jnp oh nef mud, and 1t length produced
i degree 81 mental abcrra,ou, during
winch some expression escaped her,
which revealed 1it implication IN lone
! u continued system tobbefy, commits
! ted on the property Of both her mistress
and the pupils. / seems, d Inc yomf
Indies had, IL most unacconntableman-
! ncf, from tlmc 10 ONO, missed their ST.
yer Jhimble,, scissors and other articles,
| and upon searching the scrsan's fuuEs,
tbcsewere found in mos extraordinary
quantity, toocther win o,hef paflolne
property. The gins frenzy continued
to increase, until reached he eflsls Il
rlylng madness, and at the end OF ten
days after her removal 10 he house oil
her father, vino is a humble aud indus
trlous man at fltzhead, he unirppY
maniac expired During the few lucid
intervals she experienced, she soemly
cautioned those around her against the
commission ol dishonesty, and implored
Them to profit by the dreadful lessenha
condition presented. Her Two fellow
servant, have been committed 10 " lion
jail tortrlal. LoH. Pap.
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SSfEW oTORE-Thc Subscribers have just
IL opened in the house formerly occupied by
Mesr,. Leftwich \ Clayton, aud directly oppo-
site tue Vugnian Office. large aud we'll select
sdassorment Of Dry floods, Groceries, Queens.
ware, Hardware, Cutlery, &c. which they are
determmed to sell al the most reasonable prices.
They invite the public 10 give them call.
RANkIN y COLE.
Nov Q tsl3
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

/nllE Medicine now offered 10 the public,
IS one which has been fully suhiecte +
to the nfsllhle test OF experience and in e.
very instance where it has been fairly tried,
it has b. en- attended with the most complete
sncuess I'm some OF the cases, the patients
had been laboring under the disease for years,
aud during that period had received The best
medical advice. aud had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. It's not dixie those usually ad-
veriised.) offered as a certain cure for long
catalogue of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone it IS RECON-
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, even in it, worst forms, in a
Short time and they themselves are the best
Judges of the importance of such remedy -
Price 50 cents per box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
The subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
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Hon u good lIusnANonY.-At the
Cattle Show at Concord, \. II. promi-
ums wore awarded iol tho bosl Farms. In
relation 10 one OF them, the sicwing com
mitlee, III ihor report, make the follow
ing remark -
This farm appears TO be cultivated
with great care, and much good jude-
ment IN agriculture but the commits
tee arc Of opinion, that the owner is in
taultin one essential particular ami they
hope thai an indirect pllussion toll will
be sufficient for him to correct the error.
There is no commodity farm 50 USE
FIJI and SO pleasing to the farmc1--uo.
thing in tins life, on which no en- SO
safely resi- his hopes Of comfort in future
ycsrs, ~ a company Of healthy, robust,
aud promising boys. a farmer rarely
succeeds we'll, without wiie. 4 soItl.
ry journey is always tiresome and >
cherries one
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, or nm intro.
y dnctinn o the same comprisjngthe fret
principles, and sneh scholars taught IN a SCI
eutlo md eomprehrn vc manner, IN 70 les.
sons, by the preceptor, practical performer
on the Clartaet Trumpet, Trumpet Marine
HantbOg, Grand ObOe f0r .4mand toceJ Ser
pent German Flute, Oetage do. .ddditioaak
kegd Flnat, Faeeoit Hufe, HagGotto, Bas.
s6ou Piano Forte, ZeDoiio, fieIe Hrdy,
L1re, rioha. Iioia (or Tenor Fiddle CHg-
bats, Plum Fagfoltt, Patent Eageoiei, Doa.
bic Barrei do. T,fnch Horn, Trombone, 4,
Ciarionci, Piqia Bagie- Sic ktyd BHgie, Eft,
Spanish Gpilar, ti0iincei'O, or Bass Tioi &c.
The lectures will commence On Monday
uryf Ath Dee for short period IN which
time each pupil will be fought, aud will at
tend, individually on seperate hours OF the
day aud the evening, as nav best snit their
mutual convenience, ana will insure 10 learn
each to play from The first principles the
first course OF ~ pppulnr airs on any olo or
single nstrument, who have no ear Tor mn-
SIC, aud whose effort were Intellectual 20 nj
tain this fine art n the time specified, or no
ompensaiion lciH b. required
MILITARY BANDS taught 7ccuraielylon
any instrument 10 complete the same
Amateurs impressed for further Iuprove-
ment on Cbromdic Music, the son ALAS
moi limited, the terms moderate, and his at.
tention, assduous.
! Terms, enquire nj the Irahkiin Hotel,
| IT where warrHn cd instrument are Tor sale
| by J. u. iiof - -.
| Dee 4. 80
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FfMAlGJupGrs. ln tbereign Of Ed.
ward Ill. nismlsuess, Alice Plorce, ac-
tuaIly sat, on more han one occasion, in
the kiuc', Bench, usnrpine his royal pre-
roeatiyo Of Colam Nobls. IL Henry
YIlP, time, special Inmiss.oh was
granted 10 Lady Amu herkley, by VI.
tue Of winch III sal OH he bench at
Gloucester SESSION, Impanue led Jury.
and received evidence II lie trlal Of Sir
Nicholas Porayug an others, TO- ot-
Gus and dIsordoly roug uct, W wore
cony cled Of IN sme b fcfe / dy-
Aim. Lon srt.
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Hichoet Kelly We regre, TO an.
nounce the d(ah Of tbs popular compo-
5er, which took piece Oh MONDAY NOM
Ing, ~ Wargate, where Nj. Kelly lad
been residing 3omo time On accoun, Of
his hen!lh lie hid been for years n
martyr 10 the eou', which had reduced
hun TO the state Of acfPPle, md unable
10 move himself; bnl, alnid oil hs boz
dily suilerprs, the eiulnsss of his
temper, and he hil1fty Of his CONVEX
gation remained uninterrupted. III pr-
waite life he was justly aud universally
esteemed rs a kind friend, an agreeable
companion aud a liberal host. Few men
had scon more of The world, oI had miD-
pled in lalgor circle OF public charlc.
ter, from The palaceto the gfcen-room;
and his stores oil anccdoic, thus accounts
lated, rendoled him a welcome quest ia
every society. In his "reminiscences,
published about a year ago, many OF
these anecdotes were embodied but be
had still enoueh remaining 10 cnlson INC
social board. Asa musician, many olhis,
composition, acquired, and retain, well
merIlcd popularity. lie was ia his SIX
ty-fourth year.
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ClcS -
broad Cloths Irish Linens 4 Sheet.
Rose and Point Blankets, ings,
figured and Plum Vest silk Z. Cotton Hand.
lngs, kcrchiefS
Llnseys, Leghom x Straw Bon
cashmere and Cotton nets,
shawls, Ladies Buckles & Belt
stockings, Rbbands,
Dznaburgs, Muslin Robes
CaIIcocs, Furniture Chmtzes,
Cambrics, Lacea and Edgngs,
Figured and Plain Mus Grippe Robes,
Inns, Grape ShaWls & Scarfs,
silks and Satins, iAlrrmu shawls 4 Scurfs,
Grapes and GAUGES, Tortoise sh,l Tuck q
Blach and Fancy Rib Side Combs,
bands,
Together with almost every article in the Dry
Good and Fancy Line.
D0meaica. -Comprisng an assortment of Cassi.
nets lickings, Bleachcd and brown shntngS,
Checks, Plads, aud Blue and White Cotton
Yarns, &C. &c.
Clothing. -Gentlemens' clothing of every des-
eruption; also, 4oo Gentlemen and Ladies
Cambiet and Plaid Cloaks and Great Coats.
Hardwarc and Cutlery such as Knives x Forks,
of the latest manufacture, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Approved lGI1ors and Straps, Locks
of all descriptions. oaws Files, and almost
every article in the Hardware Line.
Shoes and Hat5--A complete assortment of La
dies Morocco, Seal Skin, Prunella, SILK, and
kid Observation-Disclosures Monroe Shoes and
Pumps; also, an assortment of Cmldrcns'
Shoes. oentlcnens' White aud Black beaver
and ur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, ofapproyed man
uiaoture.
In assortment Of Looking Glasses Groceries,
Crockcty and Stone Itare
II is the determination of 1Hdreus Il Brothers
10 keep constant supplies 81 as to b. able 10 fur
nish their customers my article in the mefcatlle
line. Country merchants, as well Planters,
are particularly invited 10 give them call, as
every effort will be made to render general salts
faction, and which is their intention to sell unu.
sIally low Tor cash.
100 Sacks Liverpool filed salt.
Country Produce taken in Barter.
Oct IL
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ANEW MUSIC.--lhe subscriber has the
sAi pleasure OF informing the Ladie, Of
LFnchburg and lis vicinity that he has just
f'celYed, direct from the North, we'll Sc
standardization Of NEW MUSIC, which he
"hi2e'I very low for cash.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nav Oh
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Ia A ,s LlNsEED OlL,-Waltcr II. Mid
~ fNeton, has this day received large guam
sn y superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil.-A-
&e ''''eeu oi Spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
Nov. l3. %,
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BoOks &. NtatiOnarY,

~, b'phS y Dldliolldl y,
"neh renders his collection very complete,
~ Of which he is determined 10 sell very low
wv cash. Those wishing TO huy arc partieu-
.'7t invited to call aud examine my coIIee
r9a 1eIore they purchase. In the late ar
, r. were the following New Works, viz -
,o'e' ronnd Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
,naa Maria Porter: being the best produc.
W., "on from their pen for many years The Adj
IN. nnreS OF Don Juan de ulioa, illustrated
y, I'm - ane Engrayings this work contains
I t4e most surprising adventures that was ever
a"oNh. The Franklin Almanack, for 1927 j.
s'ffnor to any other in the world Atlantic
oolsen'r, or Christmas aud New Years pre-
s'', Tor 1927, this is decidedly one of The
a n,s' superior productions ever issued from
s"f press IN the u. States, aud equal tf not
sfalP,enor) to any in the world This wonder
Crt.-9 executed work was published by II. {.
IL 10y dsy & j. Lea, Phiadelphia and they rich
], s -lt'e the patronage OF "A liberal public
t,a auction to this very superior production,
nn5s. publish the most useful productions
, ss IN the U. States, aud generally bet
Ter executed. ARRAu r NoR.fH
Nov. l6. '''' ~ ~ w ~
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NEW BOOKS The subscriber mas the
~ pleasure of again informing the public
T wa. he iia' Just received direct from PhiIadel
P"'a' Very lag" additional supply Of
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be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock Of
Drngs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, nsc-Snls, &c.
Of Docis. Owens q Leckic, which il. addition 10
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive and complete.
His friend, and the pubic, as well as the cns
toners Of Owens q Leckie arc assured that they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
" small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment.
The greatest attention paid to the compound
ing Of medicine; and he pledges hhnselfto deli
yer no article ont OF his establishment hut what
Of the pures, quality.
July H. tsq6
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YPA RATS on Boston, Providence, New-Yorlu
u Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City
aud Richmond, Va, for sale i'll sums TO suit pur-
cha,er,, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of 5. y NJ, ALLEN y co.
Iynchburg, where all kinds Of uncurrent money
is taken at the lowest rates Of discount.
July TO- Is
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~ Al ANDWlNfEkGOops - indrfus X
= Brothers, have the pleasure Of announcer,
f1tne Planters OF Virginia, that they ate nov o.
5eniaga large and extensive assorun. nj OF 10.
r. and Domestic Goods, aod are now prepared
10 1cr the newest and most admired fashions -
And are determined 10 make sales III a small adj
ealce on the Philadelphia rates. The senior
partner resides there, aud will regularl, forward
such supplies this market may require. Their
,sortment in pant consists OF the following arti.
.slpe
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Il DEMONSTRATIONS SALE On Salur-
~. day the 9th of next month at the house
OF the late Thomas Lain, in Bethel, Amherst
county, shall proceed to sell, 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction, all the estate Of said
Thos. Lain, of every denomination. consist
ing OF slaves, stock, boats, household aud
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c. &C.
Terms made known on the day of sale
sAML. GARLAND, admr. of
Thomas Lain, deceased.
INV o. IL idsAH
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II Packages Fresh d Seasonablc Dry
Goods.
a BNEY Nj. FACkLER has received aud
g. now exhibits large and general as
.orment ol scasonabe Dry Goods, which II
IS believed will render satisfaction to those
Who may favor him will call, regarding
both price and quality. The cnlire stock ol
which wish TO dispoes, is think, well Sc
lecied, aud particularly fitted 10 the tunes 4
demand. Among them are 10 be found tue
following:
Candy and Sons Napt Coilons,
Rose, Point and nnhIe Blankets (heayy)
super. blue aud black London clothes aud
Cassimeres
Good and common cloths aud
ouperhne rassllctts and common do. assert.
Ell col.
New and elegant pelisse cloths & fannes,
Red. green, and yellow Aannels, assorted
qualities,
Orab cloths, good bang.np cords. &c.
Green baise, drab flushing, tartan pads, sc.
Heavy Swansdown, tuilinet, aud valintia YES.
tugs,
Plaia Jackonei Mnslins, plain and fig Bonn
ba1elts, Bombaaines, Bolivar stripes "a new
aud beautiful article
Plaid Linseys, poweroom do. plain Wool
seys, Mixed plains, (all good article for SER.
vants clotlting)
A number Of plaid cloaks, well made, SUPER
orend common London prints Cine patterns.
\ variety of plain aud fg'd Gros de Maple
silks, Sinie veIyets, Qor pelices,) CAUSE aud
silk Inks, Satins, Pushes, Gimps,
Buttons, Moughhalr Pnhs, SC. &c.
Lin en- bed tickings, cotton do. from com
mon to very good
3D. and Al Brown and beached Sheetngs
paids, &c. &c.
good assortment of Hardware, Cutlery
Croekery aud Glass Ware, besides very Gne
assortment Of shoes, we'll made and OF most
every description, Wool aud fut has; all oil
which will he sold cheap bank square,
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ANf ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW The sui
AZ scriber has been appointed agent of tins
highly valuable periodical work, q respectfully
solicits subscriptions. 1t is edited hy gentle.
man Of considerable literary celebrity, and Scy-
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have travelled aud studied III orelln parts, aud
became familiar with the languages and ltcra-
ture the old countries others are devoted to
scientific and literary pursuits as Il profession +,
and others are conspicuous as Legislators and in-
rists. The work is strictly American in its char
acter. and is daily increasing IN reputation, both
al home and abroad The typographical cXccu-
ton of the work is inferior TO none IN the world.
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Boston, quarterly, making . vols, year, OF d.
bout $50 pages Zach, at 80 per annum, paya-
Die by new subscribers in advance, and after
wards, on the receipt ofthe April number of each
year.
4 subscriber NAV BEGIN with any volume.
As new editions of the back Nos. are constantly
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can at any time be supplied.
will observe that the above work will he fur
nShed 10 subscribers IN this place, entirely free
of postage or amy other additional charge, and
subscribers living in the country, shall have il
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TONS. Gentlemen DESTROYS OF subscribing to the
above valuable work, will do me the pleasure to
call al my Book Store. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
August 3,
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ynA0R SALE, first rate Carpenter, apply at
III this Office August II,
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