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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
PROPOSALS,
Which were issued for ll,ing The DELAWARE JounNAl

Which issued for bsi4 the DELAWARE JOURNAL
AZ an crisis has ,.ow arrived when that ration
and counsel should prevail which enables
wise and intelligent people to distinguish, clearly be-
veen NATIoss interest and that OF few prominent, but
kyer restless and aspiring individuals the DELAWARE
JOURNAL will emb all attainabe To exhibit
bat important distinctions, strongly and uniformly, the
Iiew of candid and nquring community. Without TAX
Ag the broad position, that JoHN QuIscr ADAMS is the
lest man in these United States for the office OF President.
nd that ANnREw JACKSON the worst, (Which may
firm and some deny !; we shall give decided support
4 the former in preference 10 The laer for that disn-
flushed station; believing, after the matuiesi reflection
nd the fullest examination which have been able
i've the subject that there the solid grounds for
UGH preference. No changes therefore, the National
Administration, at the approaching election will be advo
he country at large, and few aspranis Office is to
benefited by such change. And snce," in the Ian
3,ap,, Of the immortal WAsHrsGroN " the preservation o
e Sacred fire of liberty and destiny of the republican
odel OF government justly considered deeply, per-
nds of the American Peoples shall watch with vg
nce and expose With unring ZEAL all Vaccinations what
eyer which may tend destroy this liberty, endange
he model of this government.
We are well thai the Congressional Combination
btey formed at Washington, and composed of materials
eordant and heterogeneous, on other pccasopS have is
|sedaheir decree, that the present wi b.
MI m, right wrong, and tlse "
1T their influence anl dp1Gn1
H.pf llnSe United H. IL M 4Aay
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04

cter totally 6F annals The citizens of this
buny have been divided in opinion, matters OF policy
HI WHO of all those the stage Of fis expect
to see the day when those differences fupasoD
Bon affairs of exped ency, should nearly have vanished
at such Combination" OF Master Spirits weary OIL
Heir present condon with eye on stations 10 which
rsless ambition ever mpes Them should conspe the
acrce of best interests, TO impose on the Nation
chief Magistrate, whose elevation may with more certain
and speed, favour their projects OF
Who ever expected the day, when they should not
ny hear the declaration of one of the leaders OF the opp"
ton but acts in perfect accordance with IT,
that the .4dnistration must be put dougsWERE THFT As
uaE AS THE ANGELS THE RIGHT HAND OF THE
Baosg OF GOD p Who expected TO see the day when
e high station and respectable for talents, instead OF
Employing the public time and public money IN eglsialns
or the good of the country, should squander them DO u
qnabbes for the promotion OF their personal views,
the qualification OF spirit OF inveterate opposition,
qualy reckless of the prosperity and the dignity OF the
Republic
Let, therefore, the rational, intelligent and grave por
ion of the community, arouse from their slumbefs--le
nemberng that there occasions when is not enough
merely think correcty but that they ought make every
reasonable effort enghen public opinions on subjects
ta Importance denea,e the great difference between
he interest of the nation and that Of mady ambitious poll
icians to approve and sustain all measures promotWe
The general welfare from whatever they may ema
bate and to show the world, by their acts, that if
liberty take lis fight and the model of our government b
canged they themselves, have not contributed by thei
unactvity and supineness to such drefui revolution
Our views, in establishing this paper, being coextensv
with the best interests OF our country and nsepaaby
nec,ed with the wise judcious and dignifed admnstrs
zion of its happy government, local questions will
udeemed Of minor Importance while VIC shall advocate
among other matters OF general concen the expedency
tchershng national union and public credits promoting il
,utions for the general diffusion of knowledge: obser
Ling good faith and strict justice towards all nations pa,
ling due regard to agriculture, commerce, and manufa
lures and aiding the cause of internal Improvement OF
epu Of the great bonds of this Union.
This paper will also contain the latest intelligence, TO
cgn and domestic and essays, literary and miscelaeou
&c aboriginal and selected.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
SADDLERY.
THOMAS MACKENZIE,
SADDLFR.

No 10, South ss,r. ..BAL1IMORE,
Has lately commenced the importation of Plat
ed, Steel a Tin'd saddlery-sueh AZ -
Paieni Spring and Fancy Surreps;
Bridle-bts Of all kinds aud patterns;
Plated x Steel Buckles Trunk locks;
1un Nails; MaringaI Hooks Curb chains
Ladie. slipper Stirrups Halter aud Trace
CHAINS
Brass Trunk Nails Patent Shot Chargers
(Sykes)
Patent fire proof powder nasls;
Plated spurs; Whips BuckslNins;
Grit II Slraiuing Webs, Brass Trunk Col
English Bride feathers. double aud single,
DC. Hc.
As these Goods are Dough, in England from
the Manufacturers, AT the LONGEST cash Wicts, per
sons dealing in the above articles, world doubt
less do well hv calag be fore they make then
purchases added To which, H." Importer Il a
young beginner in tins line of business, and is
therefore necessarily compelled To sell toe in or
der 10 insure custom.
The advertiser also manufactures md keeps
constantly tor sale Wholesale aud Retail:
Saddles aud Br dies of all descriptions,
Saddle.bag> Nalrces Harness;
Port-manicau travelling Trunks,
Fancy black y hair do
Carpet Bags, &c. &c.
IL All orders bv mail OF otherwise. attend
ed To with great puuctualliy and despatch And
Goodspw rs io'c, as hsy uond be were Hs pnr-
cbaar present. THOMAS MACkENIiE.
sept 20. int7
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mo BIZ Sol D--A tract Of land on the west
y side otthc Turnpike road, adjoining Mr.
limbcIlak", continuing one hundred 4 forty two
acres Atr'ent survey, mnde for thai purpose
asccitnins thai there are only fifty eight acres
a. the above band cleared. and eighty four II.
crcs sill IN woods, The wood land shcnvily tim.
berrd and mostly strong tnbaeco aud and lies
about three mllcs tom ltnchburg.
Also, trart Of about rglt miles from town.
NEAR 7percc.scld tavern, containing OBJ acres
about on" mud Clened--ha,ng mn unusual
o,tlon of fiat land III for mcadow, THIS trace is
well waterrd. has a comfortable dwelling house,
4 other ont houses, ham orchard &c Boibthc
above nacls are ncnnhei ri, and will be sold
low 10 Discharge the hens Either will be diyi.
dcd 10 suit pnrehn-rrs
| am likewise deslronsof closing all my unsrtf-
deed accounts shall apply myself diligently 10
this purpose, and solicit all concerned 10 facllt-
tate II. NM NJ KlVES.
Sept. 20. 1927. cIt7
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n ITO FIlN) J 1T IITNDO
hiNJlnS AUSTIN. ESQ.
"TnE WATENS .NoVlNG.o


An able writer in the Richmond Wing, under
. "' Signature of" 4 Fdra,el,' Whose numbers
sn"1 shortly rcpabli>hJ ha, suggested the nc
s'ss'y tt the different coun,ie, o. te state send.
NJ delegate, To a convention 10 be held in Rich
'''' Il" Jaaany next, to frame Il ticket of Adj.
'''''ofs. to- tins STATE, aud TO devise such
means as may Al least ensure 10 the people
''i'niy of fair aud f1ii oppression other
'' oe Presidential election, which piivi-
"'y have been heretofore deprived Of.
'af agency ollegi> alive cancu>eS. The
living plan is suggested by the q Whie' for
s"'''0on of tne people We would add
would be we'll to take The matter INTO con.
'''0o' at he ensuing quarterly terms OF orr
V'orta.-.a L5adoun, Spoisylvaaia. &c.
's' are already called ior the purpose Of
app 'n'hg delegates =
si,, v" W. wish fair honorable. and inst cxnrcs
Ra,lsn "e pnbhc viii and We respectful, SUI.
Wa, ~, 'hlhg IKE the following mode fol ami
linz "'al result. Where Delegates represcu.
san ~, '''firs as are opposed 10 Grn lac; .
con.,,.. n'o"hto coincide in opinion with ibcir
thlp n''hiag more then vii benc >essary
Soc, c,,'' '''''c' 'hem 10 20 into thr meeting.
\, III, ''''e' vii need no Other representatives
sr,,,, my IS proposed 10 he he'd during the
ofc5,r,".' ,he legislature. The instruction aonld
opn,'n' De binding on any gentleman. " hose
e5prv ~ 'Pptntd 10 he adverse 10 those Ct hi,
c9a,aic,.', counties however, where there are
jackson "',e mmofiirs Of people. opposed to
some IN, We lhinE II extremity desirable fhat
reair "a pse'' 'adlV'dnal should be depn,ea "a
Tie Du.no.a EDMOND 70 unite in CONVENTION. for
meptinrr nv OF framing an electoral ticker :
nation ~ instituted, would bring exact lnfr
ne n,i every Part offhe commonwealth of
strength OF partes--it would inspile
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
Valuable Land, Negroes, Stock, nc.
FOR SALE.

e., -.
Hif. ou"s'''u'' "a'"S 80, "''s' =
mps' 10 ''' ''"'"'s -, "a, !,
das OF oe'o"o, ".A'' p' -, y
not the mex, iai gay ,'e,s'''V' 7'''''a ~.
ed sen '"'ne"ish."" w. 80 -.
tanning oSo acres e"s ~ ,'e eo""S y ~.
nine mhes rom 'e" ""N'' 'n ''"', 80,
and c'Sh' nom 'ne So",',no opo" ',,'s
there Is apon' TWO h'"u' % ''', ~
81 II g"ou io"''," ''"''' az" mp,
the very pesi N'ha :" 'ia' P"' " ',' ''''
all OF when are IN ,,'"p'''e ,1"'' we, n ',ta,
OF "A ia'Re h""t" '"'''''s ''p'' ~ ~, ,,,,
necessary on' houses "' u "'9 ~ 49, -,
p.p htfs Nv" i'ig' "''"' N''' - ~. ~
extensive s'"ne ''s'u'', ""m ~
,ny Tor WORKING an" 'oo'" W. t'''o.s , ~
IN ,tl,ll, nor, Nth M -, ,l,, na.sagcO
W p" - t.,, nlh,.sa,d six NEGROES
..hi.h : f,.,,.t. D,.tlI,, annther a
~ ,,,na, t.n,,,ba,., f,.t,,t. Wagp,ner.
i'm. an s,,l c,,ns Ionsehold
VI t,,l.s, L,,,,,5t,rc pI,.t,t.n Utensils, &c
-, III or,yb,,h ,h,,. arc articles al the
',. r., az ,hc,El,,d
'Tho .nl,sc,,hr. ,n.,tes snrb nersonS as he Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
Valuable Real Estate lor ale

YrYNDEK tine authority OF deed of rust. ox-
" ccutcA by Ambrose Rucker aud Betsy his
~ lie dated the 18th lune, 1924, aud is OF record
in the clerks Office OF the county cnurt OF Am
h,rSt for purposes in said deed expressed, the
subs riders will expose To sale at public ant-
non. on Friday the 18th dag Of October next, IL
fair. ifnot, the next fair day thereafter, at the
dwelling house of sad Ambrose kucker, in the
copnty Of Amherst, the following rdiudbie real
estate. yin one tract Of land containing PSI IA
acres living on Miilers Creek Al another
nact adjoining thereto, containing 1913 acres
another adjoining tract OF 90 acres--Also 217 "A
c,rs tntning the two first named tracls--Aiso
another tract OF 1850 acres adjoining the tracts
already mrntioncd-Also. another tract contain
ing $50 acres, and another tract lying on Coal
Mountain.
These lands " III be sold, without reserve, on
credit of one TWO aud three years, the pnr-
chaseii giving bouds with security aud deed
OF trust on the land 10 insure the payment Of the
purchase money Persons wishing 10 purchase
viii fad il we'll worth thet attention to examine
these valuable lands before the day of sale.
The title which the trustees will convey is re-
eardrd a. inquest onable. but other will he
given, except such as is vested in them by the
trust deed Possession given the first day of
January, 1928. JOHN MILLER, jT,,s,oos
b. X EDLEY,
,e,, 20 cow.
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n AND For SALE.--The subscriber, in
II tending TO discontinue planting, offers Tor
sac the q Al OF Land on which he now resides
lying ia Bediord county within six miles Of
Lynehbmg. adjoining the Ian /, % Patrick Bur
ton. Edmund Goobs. Hiram Chcatwood Nathl.
|. Manson and Ms. Gath McrIwether.-lh he
Tract contains $50 ID acres; $50 of which Is
heavily TIMBER d. the balance either in high
state oil cultivation, or with a little exccption)
well covered. As II is presunabe that any
one wishing 10 buy, will first view the premises a
particular description is thought supeiiiuous, the
subscriber Would but just OF. rye ''at II Is a de
Ilable place. both for health and cultivation -
The neighhorhood is thought TO be OF the
best in Virginia. On TIN, tract all neceSss
~ improvements. HE dwelling house is large
aud convenient, though not entirely flashed
Tho subscriber viii Shew the premises to any
one shing 10 buy.
Terms : one thIrd payable lSt May. ISIS :;
one third Isl May, ls23 the balance l.t May
1880. \ deed of trnsl Of satisfactory bonds will
be required. CLEMLNTo 4. JENNINGS.
August ,. c2mH52
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SCHEME
&ll4IMN
1862 prizes

1862 prizes .....,..........& $4,000
Subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent,
u The Cash for the whole Of the Prizes can
be had At COlIEN'S OFFICE, tie moment they
are drawn.
Whole Tickets S. on Quarters 81 25
Halves 2 30 Eighths g.
a. Orders from any pant of the United
States, either by mail (post paid) or private.
conveyance, enclosing the Cash Prize Tick
cts in any OF the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punclual attention as if on persona
application.
IL dddressto
il. COHEN. Jf g. BROTHERS,
Bltimorm
Aug. l2 it,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20

Iynchburg Female Academy.
9'lE Fail aud Winter Session commenced
on the lOih INST Terms the snmr rs here
loforc. Young ladies can be accommodated
win board IN the srbscubcr's fanlly Sulcl
attention ~ be paid 10 the moral department
of our boarders. ALEX. l. DOUGLAS,
sept 49, 3iil6 Principal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20

1rhusr sALE , s', s"s ., . fs ,, de.d
his wife, mud duly admitted ot reeafd H. he
clerks offices nf he counties Of Pity ivaniH
and Campbell, Tor Grriaiu purposes therein
mentioned, We shall IN the 18th des 81 Sep.
umher neNt, proceed 10 sell Tor cash, on he
ncmEes, the tract OF Lnnd willcd BY David
Hunt. deed, 10 the snih Patty X. BOYD, i,nR
~ both sites of the South Eork II strHigla
Stone creek, containing 100 acres, II btlng
the same tract on which ----.-- hor-hnm
now lives, VIM in the county OF PatsHlvaaih
Also, al he name timr aud place. the follow.
ing Slaves, 10 wit: jimmy aud her ionr chi.
5ren Mary, Lucy, Billy and Carey, rossam
jack, Rachel, Jesse aud Peggy
Acting rs trustees, we shall convey such
title only u, Is vested in us-=but believe thr
snmr 10 De pnnd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20

all hearts Win courage and Il would di>peI
that secret potency winch has heretofore attend.
ed the deliberations Of caucus
u Our foreign EXTRACTS are very interest
ing,
" We recommend 10 the reader the e,saxs
of" Phio-Lowndes," from the National Intell.
gencer.
" Cosmopolite' ladts delicate subiec,
rather indelioately. We must lay HIM on the
shelf
II is stated in the Baltimore and otbe, noocrs
that DIR. b, W. DULY, professor of surgery in
the Pennsylvania University, Lexington. XIV.
has been appointed 10 the proiessorship of sur.
gerry in the MARYLAND University. We are re-
qucsted to say that DIR. Dudly Will not ACCEPT
the appointment, but will retain his present
situation in Lexington. The editors in Virginia
who are publishing the advertisement of the
Pennsylvania University, viii please attach 10 II
this notice. Winchester Republicans
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20

40 Waiter Fitzgerald, administrator de
houis uon ol John Anihony, decd and
Walter Fitzgerald and Mary { his WIFE late
Mary {. Anthony in thrir own ripht and
Waiter Fitzgerald, guardian for Diana Irigg,
John Trigg, Nbnpr Ireg. md ID sim 1rigg,
ley al representatives OF Sarah Tri2I. late Sa-
rab Anthony, who was "A daughter oil the said
John Anthony, decd. mud William Trieg,
their Iathrr md next friend, susan Anthouv
adm x.ofN m. = Anthony dec. Donald Frn2icf
AID Jnlist Jane hi, wife. late julie Jan, An
thnny, Lodnwiol Brodic ard Nnli IN O. his
wife late NHii'dn g. tutLony, aud Major
lanes beuagh ~ Guardian for oumh Ann An.
fhonv, Amanda NJ. Anthony, Harriet A. An.
thony ald Eliza MSAnihony, legal rrprc
scnfatives OF 6m Is. Anthony, decd who
vas a son OF the said John Anthony, decd
Wm. A Anthony in his ovn right aud as ad-
mintrrator of John Anthony, deeea, ed
William Anthony as guardian Tor Wary Ann
Anthony and Benhmin A. Anthony, James
Anthony, Sally Anthony, Thomas +. Rrnuru
md Susan bis wife. late susan Anthony Jas.
CobUs aud Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth
ANTHONY, who are legal representatives. of
John anthony, dec. Abner Anthony add
Charles AnthnnY.
TAKE son LEI, that shah take the ,cp.
ositious Of Capt. Lewis Aingheld aud Others
nj said W,ngdrld's store house in Brdfnri
county, Friday, the l2th day of October
xxi, between The rising and setting of the
,uu of that dav, and adjourn from day tn day
until ger through ! shall also take fhn de
positions OF Nehemiah iinudly aud Others at
he store house oil Bernard G.. Hrndrick, IN
franklin county, on NendAv, he 18th day Of
October mex betWrrn The rising and seitine
pf the snn on thai dtV. ! shall aiso taxi ,hr
lepnsiions OF Abucr Ehrly aud others, nt eatd
Early's Mill in Cam ,ball county, on the l7th
laV of Dcioher next, between The rising and
setting OF The sun OF thai day, aud adjourn
ON day 10 DAY unlil | get through which
1eppsllons. when taken, will be road rs pvI.
lenoc ~ suil now depending inthe Snrer.
n Court at Chanrerv, for the Lynchbure
district, wherein am plaintiff md YOU are
leleu laufs I shall nse take tIp depasiti Nrs
Of the above named witness and others st thr
same times an pare-, which dispositions will
be read ~ evidence, IL another suit now de-
pending III the said superior Court of Chan.
Gerry, for the LYnchbnrg district, wherein
Walter Fiz "rHld aud Mary {. his wife aud
VIM Tri"g, Diana Trigg, John Triag. Ahner
Trigg and Do~ha Trigg. children Of Sarah
IIige, who was Sarah tnihony, are plaintiffs,
and myself aud others defendants. Your
mos oht MARK ANTHONY.
sept 10 c4w9
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EDNk Il B AON

Lynchhur9 Youuf Ladies Seminary.
The next Session of this school, will com.
mcnce on the lst day focioher neAt
NLW 1hKAlS.
Per Session ut five months.
The rritr of Tuition 10, allthe highest
branches Of English education. has
been reduced 10 * 10 OO
That OF the Junior class, Tor spelling
ana reading only, 10 10 On
HAT oi Music, rotdi and ON Hc Pidno
Forte, 3 lessons a week 10 90
For the French, Italian or German Lam
guafesl 10 90
For drawing aud painting, 10 10
The public may remain assured, That the
teachers viii be rs attentive "a cNol 10 lorwRtd
The Improvement of the pupils, aud 10 mann
tain that sIIct Discipline, winch they have INST
tuled
The experience which Mrs Lcuba has acqun
ed IN Music, not only as teacher OF the Piano
fbrie, but also ns one OF Iocdi Music, enables
her 10 affirm that her scholars win improve a,
least rs much as with any other Music teacher
whatever In support Ulths assertion, she begs
lcHVe Ia refer The public, Ia the Improvement oi
the numerous scholars she has instructed IN
lIichnond, Fredericksburg % Stnunten during
the last eleven years, which can be asociianed
b. referring To the certificates circulated IN TN.
town last yea the originals Of which are ia hen
possession. PETER II. LEI Bh.
July 30, CDlO2,
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.%soIitE.-L. kqper. Surgeon Dentist re.
81 specially informs the citizens OF Lynch.
burg AMI it, yicloiy, that he will return to TIN,
place ON 'he hlth Of October, where lie will at
tend 10 The business OF his profession. Ladies
aad gentlemen waited upon at their own houses
i requested
HIS room will be at the Frankln Hotel
Li.WIo ROPER,
Sept, 90 III.
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CoHtn's OrfieE, IL Market street. !
Baltimore, Aug oh 1927.
u We have the pleasure to announce that the
drawing OF the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY
ofthe State Of Mar land, ", i'll take place in the
City ofBAL1lMORE, on Wednesday the l7th
of October, aud will he completed on that day
This Lottery is the most brilliant in the United
States containing, besides the capitals OF ap,-
900 DOLLS and 10000 DOLLS. no less than
Ten prizes Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
eaCh
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Practising nnN.

q Practising Bali viii be held uest Saturday
~ thu 22d inst in NJ Monis's Assembly
room. 10 which the Ladies arr resp elluiy IN.
vitrd
Tickets OF ad.nission lot Gentlemen 10 he had
at The Bar OF the Hotel
Sep, 30. 1t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20

1nAOCND on the Turnpike road nbout3 miles
- above lNnehburg, a Cloak Coat y pocket
book, containing some money, which the owner
can get by describing the property, aud paving
for the advertising. EDWARD FARLEY,
o Miles above Lynchbue.
Sept. 90. cI'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
CHEAP FALL PRINTS.

YtUSI received an extensive supply of Fall
y undressed Prints Of ricn Green and other
seasonablc colours, which for cheapnes, can be
compared with any Domestic or Foreign manu-
featured Calicoes, aud ior sale by she piece OF
yard, "a low a, any in The Uuited Siales
Also one case Black and White undresscd Ca
licoe PRIV, in bolts TO suit purchasers.
Apply to ............
Next door to Mcssrs Mo gan & Mcdaniel
Sept. II. 2'"'s
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MARRIED., on thn lsth lust, - ltrY'd
VIM. S Reid, MOSES IL. PRESTO to Mi>.
ELIZABLTH p eldest daughter of Richard
Tyre. all OF this place.
MARRIED o. Thursday. the Odd Instant
hv the Reverend Mr. Wall Of Florence, ANruo.
Ny H. DAVIES, Esq. merchant, in Iuscumbu, To
Miss EuuY daoghte ofCol. Tho's Aldridgr oI
thu same place, and formerly of Amherst, Va
ssS2xzsaS$sse<ssasessssssa
DEPARTED. this lifeon the 9th of Scptem-
Der in the I'm wear OF her age AlisS JANE l.
SMITH eldest daughter of Mr.. John q Manh
J. Smith. of this place. on her return from IL,
Blue sulphur Springs. She died at the house
Of Mrs. Logan. near Lexington. aitcra long and
painful illness, oil a pulmonary complaint, which
she bore with all the patience and tortltudc OF =
pious Christian this she abundanHy displayed
TO all that stood around her bed for the space Of
eig ht or nnr DAYS before she closed her ewes IN
death. She is now gone to the bosom of hel
heavenly Father, where the hesn aud SIN can no
more interrupt the sacred pleasure ufthe soul
Her beating pulse has ceased to tell,
Her eve Is closed IN death
The robe ot Righteousness She takes,
And Jesus is her rest.
CeINTNtCATFp.
DEPARTED. this life on SUNDAY morning,
the 9th inst ~ his residence in Campbell Mr.
LOT PEUGH IN the forty-thi Il year o. his age.
he has left wife AMI eight children who arc be
ref of KIND and tender parent, AMI affection
ate husband Mr. Pcneh has long been a mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church and
shonc As a bright example Of pictv, nfckueS.,
o9diresS and drvotcdness to the cause Of reli
ZION the Church has lost one of - brichtest
GEMS, and society useful and interesting citi-
zen his evidences Of his future happiness seem
81 to be strong and indnbaho Ii, happy spir.
II now no doubt, dts i'll the Paradise Of God.
" Tell me m, soul, can this be death
The world recedcs, il disappears,
Heaven opens on my eyes, my ears
With 'ounds scraphio ring
Lend lend your wings, | mount, hy,
Oh daath where Is thy sting
OH grave where is thy victory p
DEPARTED, this life on the 10th INST Of a
pulmonary disease under winch She suffered for
several months Mrs. POLLY TIMBERLAkE
consort of Mr.. Christopher !. flmberlakc. in the
goth year of her age--Besides di>ronsol1te
husband, her loss is sGverel, fell by their hume
rouS offspring eight aud other relations Mrs
Iimberlake WAS dutifu WIFI, an a6ectionate
mother, aud Rad and pbligins neighbour, aud
acquaintance. Shortly before her dissolution,
she replied to an enquiry on that subject, that
a she should resi- with the happIast." May her
hopes be realised, and her virtues be remember
ed and initiated.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
ANDREWS q. BROTHERS

Are now prepared 10 otI'r to their friends and
the public IN general, in addition To their stock
On hand, large and valuable assortment OF
irpS al Unmarried