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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

Arthur Hopkins, PIT. against Abram saaY ana ~
WIFI formerly Rosa Loving md james u. Goodwin.
admir- OF George Loving dee. Detr, IN 'hti, r..
On The motion u the complainant, by eohh'ei W. ne
ed his bill, andlt appearing To the s1sId''i'i hoff.
court tiia the defendant Ahram Seay - uoi ah i.'
of tins conlnonw cHitll, aud without the jn n
nfha court, ordered that the DEFENDANT ,,o.
GOODWIN do retain IN his hands, adininlsu''' ~
sad, any MONIES, property or Other rHer's WIN ms
now bc his hands, which may hereafter come -
hands belonging the said absent defendant, 70
Of une hundred and fifty dollar, unth 'ae iu nd
order aud decree of this court concerning the s'.t A.
1t Is further ordered that the s1u absent aeiehHan
Dram Scay do appear here on TN iuaith NonuS " and
gust next, aud answer the btll ui the cotplhi ",
that copy al this order he forthwith inserted IL uI
glnan uoW spaper published IN the town OF LN n +,
oncr ucch ur eight weeks surcesgnrly p'eNinoa at
said day, and that another copy thereof be poS' me
the front door OF the courthouse Of THIS county
court day. Copy-Testo, go. n r
II RIO. c. CULLEN "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

a DEERIlSE MENT. The subscriber wish.
IA es To sell, or rent out, the rankin
Hotel in the Town Of New Glasgow, and county
of Amherst This Building is large and conve-
nient, and out houses and garden in good re-
pair. It's situated ON the stage road leading
from Lynchhurg TO 10 Charlottesville, aud has
IN IFS favor much to recommend II as a house
OF entertainment. Possession will be given in
November next. For terms, apply to the sub
sctiaer at New Glasgow,
DAVID S. GARLAND.
Jnly,l1 3m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

nfssoLrTIoN.-Thrt,rm II The apart
\ y uership 81 Rankin Cole has tiis gay
expired hv mutual cnnsfnt lhe huslness NJ
fiiufr viii he conducted by Thomas hthk'h'
nho ssiIl continue The business m lhe mouse
fnrmerly occupied by Rank'n d Cole ter Inc
purpose ofwindine ~ the concern. Al lhoae
Indebted 10 the concern will please make I'M.
mediate payment, aud those having elalhs
against the concern will please present lhfm
Tor settlement THOMAS hNshiHt
NJ " COLE.
Lynebburg, June ~.
All ef,lemenf, made or receipts given by
n ~ C,l. Tor The firm of Rankin AID Cole,
will he good IHOMA5 HANNA
June 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

N INsEED OIL and spis. TURPENliNh
b Just received by
THOMAS, J. DuVAL'
Dee 10 is@f
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PARKER yEcErABLE RRNovATINo
PANA0EA.

Egrsl 70 Srsim's or asy other, and one Dollar tAsspsS,
o the cure Of Rhssmatism, Lirer CemPiaist, Ulcers,
.Meresriaf, ssd S~yphlifie Diseases. Likewse, esm-
plants arising from an impure state ofthe blood, Putrd eose
Thpai, and the early stages Of Consumption, Ae
Many cases OF Jaundice have been radically cured By
using only a Few bottles. Dyspepsia, or Indigrsaion, b ~
moved by ib powerful virtues and where ci.hdsen 90 con
cerned, Il 10 known 10 be q remarkable mlutaSy operative,
and for that purpose should be kept In families, 70 Be Cvea
In complaints incident TO the changes Of the seasons.
Purchasers are requested TO observe, that the Genuine
Medicine has the Poprieior's name, In his own hand writ
Ing, on the label OF each botue, with the words "Parker's
Panacea, - on the seal Of the cork. The label represents tho
Hydra subdued by Hercules, with a masonic emblem above.
This IL equal 70 any In use Il y paeannt 70
The taste, and requires no alteration In tho DESCRIPTIONS
liquors TO b avoided.
The proprietor n aware, that fos want of proper and con
tain information, his medicine may by some pcnons be Eank
ed amongst nostums vended by numerous enquiries az tho
day but he has the satisfaction Of knowing, thaG upon trial
these opinions will vanish, and give place 10 convictioa o.
It's superior merits. 10 pretend thai all and every dheass
10 which the human constitution 10 liable, will be cured BY
his medicine, would be false and absurd In the extreme, hut
I Possesses uncommon efficacy In the relief and cure Of Ger
tain obstinate and Violent complaints, and hose In many IN =
stances Of the most alarming and distressing nature, can and
hnbeen fully substantiated.
Certificates and directions, printed IN q pamphlet 6m, &C.
company each botiie-piee ~, or $40 per dozen:
REMEMBER !-"PARKERS PANACEA % 6quAl 10
Swaim's, or any other, and one dollar cheaper.
Orders from any part Of the United States, addressed 70
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 900, North Eighth, four doory
shove Wood street, or ATKINSON < ALEXANDER
Printers, Philadelphia, will be attended TO
January 30. :
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some difficulty he ~jostles through a sue
cession Of narrow clustered passages,
traversiug each other at right angles;
the light, which is admitted BY holes {
foot in diameter from the top, gives TO
the sallow features ofthe crowd below
a truly consumptive appearance, agree
ing we'll with the close, hot, fulsome
smell Of bad ventilation. The traveller
by this time, has oen sufficient to cure
him Of the dreams Of earlier life; and,
on arriving at his destination, he makes
a woful comparison between the reality
Of the scenes and the picture magma
ton had drawn. Such, or nearly such,
was the impression first made by my ar
rival in Bagdad.
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RHEUMATISM!
by THE USE OF
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC EMINENT,
~ Copy of letter.! n
f.. Ia.

CHAsLEsrowN, (Mass) JvNE %, 1877.
To the Proprietor Of DR.. Jebb's Linament.
to aequaini YOU, and through you, the public, Should you
think besi) OF the unexpected and surprising cure performed
on myself by the use of The above most excellent Medicine
! have been for more than thirty year,, and sometimes most
severely, afflicted with the Rheumatism have been frequently
rendered perfectly helpless, and in consequence confn d 10
my bed, when Il has required two persons 10 move me, being
in such extreme pain; l have several times been under the
care Of the most eminent physicians, but procured only tempo
rary relief one day noticed the advertise ment Of DR.. Jebbs
Liniment, with the testimonials accompanyi ing II, and was in
duced 10 try a bottle, which 1 used without much sensible ben
eft. l concluded, however, 10 persevere, and bought another
hottie, and was greatly relieved, and by the use Of half The
third bottle, was wholly cured, and have never since had . re-
turn Of the pain, which l had not been free from a month al q
time for thirty years, and ii now more than three yean since
was cured. l would most earnestly advise every person SUI
fering under this painful complaint, not 10 despair Of a cure so
long as they lan obtain y nr. Jebbs Lniment." You are al
liberty to make any use Of this you may think advisable:
To the foregoing testimony, many other ungue.tionable
proofs might he added, in favor Of the superior Liniment Of
DR.. Jebh. Nothing but q fair trial, which the proprietor conf
IDENTIFY solicits, can give. an adequate idea Of lis unrivalled EN-
eacy, in mitigating, and thoroughly mastering the excrueiaiing
disease, to which 4 has been successfully applied in 4 multitude
of cases. The operation Of The LiRiment Is often immediate
and ii has frequently cured rheumatic affections Of years stand
ing in four and fuOeniy hours. II is also recommended with
confidence, as one ofthe best applications known for stiffness
Of the joints, %numbness, sprsns, and %chiIbIains. Price so cts.
- Newly prepared from the original Ms. Recipe Of The late
Dr.. W.. T. CONWAY, by r.. KiddsT, his immediate successor,
and the sole proprietor, and for sale with all the other Conway
JMedicine) Wholesale, al his Counting Room, over No. 81,
formerly called No. TO- Conner Of court and Hanover streets,
BALCH, Jr. and JOHN II. MAsONG GO. Providence, and
A.. P. MOORE, Newport, DR.. }. WILLIAMS Warren, Ma
THAN DURFEE, Fall River.
- Observe that none are genuine unless signed r. Kidder,
&c. Nov. IS.
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TRUTH AND F~ALSEHOOD.

1t is most dangerous to deviate from
truth, even on the most tri1ing occasion.
However guileless may be our inten-
tons, the habit (if indulGed) may take
root, end gain on US under the cover of
various pretences till it usurps a leading
influence on our conduct. Truth is
born with us: and we must do violence
to nature to shake off our veracity. Plu-
tarch calls lying the vice of a slave.
Flatterers-those who continually praise
themselves. and speak i'll of others; and
those who affect to de~preciate the ad-
vantage they enjoy, and to exaggerate
those of others, ought never to be be-
lieved on their word. We gain nothing
by faIschood but the disadvantage of
not being credited when we speak the
truth.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31
DIR. HUNTER.

OrTO WHOM II MAY CONCEHN.-m
D. the use of DOCTOR HUNTERS CELEBRATED
the very valuable, plain, and ecpious direetions accompany
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and to restore lost Health with Ease, Safety and Certainty.
OF The extensive sale, and une success of Thu,
Medicine, In this and other cities and principal towns
throughout the Union, for the last fifteen years, during
, which Il was satisfactorily prepared by DR. Conway, ineon-
testihdy prove, that when used with the INJECTION TOW
DERS, II effects a thorough and speedy curs Of that dead,
ful disorder, denominated The Seosrgs Of tAs Aumaa ree&
Extracts from some Of the parioas letters received b. he
"Sr-Dy The use d your HUSrER's Pitts and Injectioa.
Powder, l have the pleasure 10 ohseiv that the rhoie Of tia
Two year., during which time l became much debiltatedj but,
your Medicine has nearly restored me to health, although Il y,
only a few days since l began TO take them"
-~"sr-Being afflicted with a venereal complaint for years,
which had resisted epery assistance, l was advised TO make
trial Of HUNTERs PILLS, which I have done, and am now 40.
all appearance well. My pains ceased after the second boI.~'
1.-THE Pills are accompanied, when the case requires H..
with the INJECTION POWDERS and C~ERATE;-these
constitute 2 mos, powerful me, ieine applicable TO the vAn,ovs4
Tons, with a popular TREATISE, explaining fAe pariexs :
symptoms and the mode Of treatment, accompany each boz
so that persons o. either sex may cure themselves.
Price If the Pills dollar a box-the ~Injecsion Powdsss.
and Cerate, SO cests each.
Prepared from the Original Recipe In MSS. Of the late Dr.
w. I. CorwAy, BY his immediate successor, aud The saar
Wholesale with all the other Medicines prepared BY The iste,
Df. Conway,) at his Counting Room, over Nc o.. logmedv
called No. ID corner OF Court and Hanover street and a,
retail, by hs special appointment Of the following Drug
gsts;-J; B.Lom, u. and ,. u MA.or 4 Co. Ppyidenos.
Dr. A. =. MOORE, Newport, Dr.. J. WILLIAMs, Nan
rem, NATHAN DUhFEE, Fall River.
."Obeervet that none are genuine without tho written sig
large discount made TO those whobuy 10 sei acain.
I'D. - a
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
nR: ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonic De,cre

q. ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent Aiso,
- Rogers Anti Bilious Aperient Pulmonary Pills. The
above articles are so well known, and their qualities 30 Just
ly appreciated by tho public, tina. Ills supcriuous to pubhsh
any from the thousands OF certificates the proprietor has TO-
ceived from those who have been cured by them. The fol-
lowing however having been lately received, Is alone insert.
Dr.. GEoRoE Rooms, Nep- York, Jan. 4, 1898.
Dear Sir-You must recolect tbs circumstance Of the in.
disposition OF my little SOD, ;slssrnng under a serious Pull.
monary affection, whom you prescribed fs a few times by
the solicitation Of bis mother al yonf Office, In the course OF
the summer past. II Is a fact that he appeared TO be ire
eocerabiy gone from MS, but by strict attention 10 your pre-.
~scrpions, and the use Of your valuable compound, Pulmo-
mic Detergent, for a few weeks, he 10 now perfectly healthy
and neshy. I therefore feel II my duty TO express my cnti
tude 10 you under the blessing Of Providence, for the resto.
ton Of my sons health. IL does appear 10 me that a vege
table medicine like yours 20 safe and cfisacous, requires
only 10 be known 10 be universally approved Of, and NJ q
friend 10 the family OF man and Tor this reason you arc NJ
liberty and even requested 10 give publicity to The above re-.
marks, from your obliged friend, although no personal nc.
quainiance with yen. Richard GARDNER.
The above excellent medicines are now prepared viii, the
utmost care by Dr. Rogers, n hin Dkpensaioy, and Tor sale
by Timothy Kellogg ,wholesale and retail, No. ., Merchants
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where ali or.
derpfrcm any part dtbe United States win be promptly en-
ecuted.
For sale In Providence, by Jonr n. MAsos b Co. No.
n, Brsds - end Dvrv 6sssrs, HSh sava.
hyM ~ fswAr
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garian and Bulgarian words, mixed up
with Arabic and other O%rientaIisms,
which one acquainted with the langua-
ges Of the East recognizes in their jar
gon; they also learn and adopt that Of
The people near whom they reside, when
they are disposed 10 be stationary. They
have no schools, and are considered in
capable Of discipline DR. instruction.; by
the delicacy fthcir sense Of hearing
they readily catch tho melody, and take
their parts in the harmony Of a concert;
but | was informed that they could not
read a note of music, and all their knowl.
edge was by the a
Their civil situation in Pennsylvania
is much better than in the provinces; in
the former they enjoy certain privileges
and immunities, which raises them in
some measure to the rank Of citizens:
but in Wallachia and Moldavia they are
slaves. One class Of them is the prop
erty Of the Government, and the other
that of individuals. They are bought
and sold at q fixed price of from five TO
six hundred Piastres, though the sale is
a private contract. Those belonging 10
the Government, are allowed to indulge
their wandering %propensties, on engag-
ing not to leave the country, and pay
ing a capitatior tax Of forty piastres for
every individual above sixteen: and this
they generally collect from the beds Of
the rivers. Those that belong to the
Boyars are employed in whatever SER
vice their masters choose; generally as
household servants or vine dressers; and
such is the state of degradation to which
they are reduced, that if one is killed by
his master, no notice is taken Of it; if
by a stranger, his death is compensated
by a fine of eighty forms. They sci.
dom commit a~trocious crimes, but they
are much addicted to minor offences, for
the more serious they are severely bas-
~tinadoed, on the soles of their feet, at
the discretion Of their masters, and for
those of a lighter degree, their head is
encased in an iron mask, which is lock-
ed on a longer OF shorter time, and this,
besides the uneasiness il causes, ere.
vents them from eating and drinking: in
such a state they sometimes exhibit a
very grotesque appearance. For pet
ty theft they undergo another and some
what different punishment; their neck
and extended arms are confined on a
cleft board, which they carry about with
them. This is called in Pennsylvania,
enfed; and is evidently the remains of
the Roman punishment Of the furca,
described by Dyonisius.
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STEALING.

Don't be alarmed gentles, though
there is nothing very fascinating in the
title of these our lucubrations, still we
are determined with your permission, to
DISCUSS the subject, hoping thereby to
| give that word a more extensive definit-
ion than the fashionables may be dispos-
| ed to allow it. For instance: q gem
tIeman sees a handsome pen-knife on
the desk Of his friend-he admires it!
'tis exactly the thing he wants: n blade
is a keener for a quill-another an er-
quisite parer oc the nails: in short, he
M list have it-and why not? open knives
are public property" SO it glides into
MS vest pocket, and makes itself, cat
home" Now this is stealing-down-
right stealing-yct, "Brutus is an hon.
Durable man." Your literary friend Wis
its you in your library and Iuxuriates in
the field Of literature before him with
the keen relish Of an epicure at a feast,
knocks down Virgil in grasping at BY.
ron, and pops Cervantes under the Wa
v%erlies. After a general survey Of all
your literary bill Of fare, he or she
honours you by borrowing the first VOL
ume Of one set-the second Of another
and so on; now as il is an "old fashion,
ed whim" even to think of returning
borro we'd books, prepare to sigh your
last farewell TO these. AND what is this
bot stealing |? yea, most vexatious and
abominablo larceny! When wishing,
perhaps IN some important occasion to
refer to a particular book, you hasten to
your library and find that volume, the
most valuable Of the set,, the only one
missing. If you are resolved to regain
it, aftor a diligent enquiry to that effect,
it may perhaps be restored 10 you in the
course Of the year, after having ccom-
plished the tour of the city upon the len
ding principle, yet coverless and soiled
as it probably will be, you are glad to
receive it. A liberal feeling sometimes
visits US On viewing the vacancies ofour
book shelves, and could we but remem-
ber the names Of such borrowers, we
should be happy TO forward TO them the
remaining volumes Of the set, as being
useless to US. We had rather be COM
PEELED TO cut with haya pair Of scissors
than to lose one volume Of an interest
ing work.
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FAMILY BREAD.

ME s~ubscFIber would infoFm hs fficnds md The pubMo
II In general, that he has taken the Rake Homss 6srueslv
occupied By. MI. s. y. Gardner, between Noa. I03 and IoS.
North Main street, where he intends to carry on the Bskins
bustnc9, In all ne vsrious branches, and where may b ~
Al any hour Of The day, the following kinds Of Bresd, VII :
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud Molas-es Gingerbread, hard and soA
and Pilot Breed, Sugar and Molasss Goodies; Buns, ~
Rusk, &c. &c.
ALso, fx sale o. above, Of retail, Flour, Of the an ous,,tv
Stores and families, Of any part Of Tho town, may Be- Wp-
piled from his cart, with any Of the above articles.
N. B. The subscriber would here state, fs the srss,sos-
ton 81 uhe curious, that al the above pamed kinds az Brad
wb,sh se hs ~ Mo, are equally tshsd g tAis i.rs.
O24 WILLIAM OH.
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LIN. tE6
BOTANICAL D1OPSII

have, in q multitude Of cases, cured these inveterste and deep
rooted complaints in their worst and most hopeless stages. Tss
Drops are also given with success for violent eruPtions after the
measles; red bLstchss, fostering %e,rptions, and PinsPlss on tAs
face; and in connection with Dr.. yebbs Linament, they remsvs
IpAiis ~srsLings Of the joints. The ~6croph.la, in is early
shapes Of mere funnours behind the ears and under the chr
and swelling Of the upper lip and nose, will not only quickly
yield 10 this preparation, but ~scrcfGAoss ulcers, which have
spread to such an extent and depth, rs tocovvods tao cavtdsGes
and affect fAs bones Nth carries, have been gradually and per-
msnenly healed, by the perevering administration Of this pow
erful medicine-the sunken squalid countenance Restored 10 10
aorid hue, the vital energy re- established and the whole syaen
purified and invigorated. They are also the best Spring s~4
lutum~al physie. -
From many ether proofs Of the superior virtues Of d
ReJs's Drops, the proprietor selects the following
rn~rrrp rSgTNr caSrS '
-AY.av o~hom ,.rs,.oc. ear h. mad. -. n, v..~
.fb;cted With humours on her neck. aceompanieI With fTesueus
;.as;.S ,n,oa ~ r,nn;,- or..NShs M ,,;.d -.
= .spJdTh" a H., III. sha 70. u,sd;..I .Jv;r. h., .o.d ~
y ns,ms"so, rsl.ef and her case ds;Iy beeom;nr sor,e. f.srs
- .n,.r,s;,.J ~. fatal ,srm;nst;o1 If h.r cnynisint vh.r
/, ri. nj nrov;Jsn,;.,Iy rsrommend.d ,he Roi.n;eaf Dron. io..r
MIL. r. wh;ch sA.r,sd = romoIete cure 40 the surnrre NJ
ioy Of ker,elf and friend,.
va, Almost cr;pUled. bip dropped out Of place. thiwh and arns
'won.n nj III. .n.S .srs,,I ni.ss. m ,sauy0 IF ne sorss
hsd n.r.,ra,rd do.n "a lie bonsl on tsklrr ths,e Drops ~
recovered the use of his limbs, the sores healed up, ssd he We
mrX Young Man near Bc..ons wa. reduced 40 Low bv eru,-
t;on. and .orrs In various mari, of his bodv. especially Su neck
md h.nJ.~w.anns.. At ~ .1om,ch. lo: az snpeiie. reper,l
dsh;i;ty. and vrsdu,, decline of he whole svIem. ~ n te
threstep a n soeToachiur Consumption, He wa; entirely cured.
and rs.orsd r.. 6ns s,ss Of hesMb. NV i've or an ho.tles III
hes. Don roos
IA Married LADY wa, for wears afflicted with eruptions,
GU The face, head, eaIs and various parts Of the body, attended
win ,;olsn, ;ichins. burning had, tried many pre,criptieus
' y vs1' sT.. sen,"s, ' snnsnssa 70 I roo%. .n3 Jesiinsd an
comosnv She VIA. cured nv t.kius four bottles of these
Drops.
- IL h.J.a~. c.,.v. vho.. had ma. ~ovsr~d IN
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q TEE THAT BUILT MY BONNIE BARK.

The Tree that huik my homie bark,
Gsew IN n haunted glen,
In fhs wcs sook Of an old kirk-yard,
Among Tho bones of Men
Ansong tbc boses OF Men, my lads,
And tho are that laid II low,
Wa tempss'd In " dead mans blood,
And I dread no winds that blow.
Look on yon elouds, an old mai said,
No larger than my hand
And henrkea 10 that sweeping blast,
That shakes Tbs cen n land
That shakes tie ssa and land, my lads,
And makes the wnfers ftam
4 wis man wieu he Iooks on fbess,
Would wish himsctf NJ hons.
When I wss late on Lspland's shore,
bought Q gentle gale,
That sung around me On the sea,
And Rsusmur'd In my sail -
That murmsw'd In my milk white sAil,
With . friendly voice and low
a man that sails q charmed chip,
Nod kar M blasts That blow.
n hand t.ssi holds iie winds At win,
WA guide awhile We ram;
Whpn SONNY Bosven b burning bright,
A. ~ wiid - In q fcsm-
40 ~ M - In q foam, my lads,
WIN ssbheng I'D end low,
h - muehsr wajs No. eaiks bpy,
! Asshs haw ~ ssmssa bow.