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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22
MARKETS IN ENGLAND

We are obligiugly favored with the following
letter TO mercantile house in this city from one
Of The most respectable hoosss in Liverpool ~.
ceiyej by the ship Alexander, ut Philapelphin
LIvKRrooI, 9Th November, ISIS.
Supplies Of grain from the Baltic check the
market in London, and il !. Sd per hnshel low
er for wheat hare. High prices however upon
the rvergs will probably rule in England all
neYt year for the eIIs stocks of grain here
and on the continent are reducing So much
that even good crops every where next year,
can barely replace the stocks usually heidi
Sweet Flour in bond would bring los los per
barrel, mud soar 36s SIS foreign Wheat 9s
"A los per 70 lbs Indian Corn 2ss 3es. The
average ofWheat this week rs Oh for tho six
weeks eos l0d per or. Duty on Flour IS . i-2
per bib.
Spectators have taken 4iU hhds. of Tobacco
this week, chiefly strips a, da4 pa lot or
two at "A and s Ia aud holders are now ask
ing little farther advance. The manufacturers
however do not yet purchase 10 any extent
IL is thought the Campaign in the East Is over
for the winter---and that England aud France
will endeavor to bring about peace before next
Spring
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An ugly ir'ilt.--''A man may COMM, Tho
greatest of crimes, and &c no other kncceed 10
~ il changes DOT the current of his being
10 all intents--for all objects. he may he the
shme. He may equally serve his country
equally benefit his friends-b generous
brase-bene~ client, all that he VAS before
O,e crime, however heiGous. makes no rsyol,.
ton in the 'ystem--ii is only the pego,t3qf
course of SINS, vices, foles, however insien6.
Gcant they may seem, which alters the nature
and hardeDs the heart.
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Wholesale and Retail.
j. DISBItOW s. onEII.

LIZ AVE Just received n fresh suppl, Of good
H. from Philadelphia and New York, winch
they offer !or cash, ~ reduced prices, VIZ Gen.
'lensns Goats, Coates and Pantaloons. Vests
&c. Iine aud coarse Boots, and SHOES LADIES'
oTti and Morocco walking shoes do Prunel LA
walking shoes do Pruneia Boots do. Seal
thin soIrs, square aud round toes.
M@Nc'' AMI chill lren's Pruue!Ia do. Seal and
Morocco; servant shoes OF all kinds.
n u. liberal discount y illI,e made 10 those
who bay 10 sell again. We have CONNECTED u
mandatory ofGettlemen's Boots ana Sho...
Ladies seal, Morocco a'd iruneila, rouud aud
square toes The above will he warranted oi
best materials aud workmanship.
All rips sew cd gra'y.
Dec. - -,s3s
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CHRISTMAS MONDAYS

For REASONS not necessary 10 mention. The
athens OF Lynchburg are requested, dur,
the ensuing Christmas holvdays, 10 p.os,.i,,
from firing guns, &c. or making 81 or ma,
sual noises in the streets or sub orh. Pa.
en's and Masters are likewise r.>que.t.d IN
impose proper restraints on Their ebildron ,,d
apprentices. ALBION Mcr ANIET. u,aor
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RuNCu RAlSINS, sc.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Dec %.

<tIilE subscriber offers for sale tl,r following
IL Old Wines aud Liquors, which he war
RAMS genuine and of superior qual'iy viz:
Naaci,a Sicily, Port, (pari IN bot'les)
Aud Chainpaigne Wine,
Coenac aud Peach Brandy,
Antigua aud Jamaica Runn.
And Holland Gin.
Also, always hand complete assortment
of Candies, Cordials, Toys, Loaf sugar London
Mustard, &c &c. SAML AfRES.
II Attached 10 the establishment, is n Rsnd-
ing Room, ~bic viii hs supplied with papers
lron the principal cities .nll towns OF The United
States S.
Dec. 10 Nif>>>
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Who has nv HAT !

4 GENTLEMAN Of the bar had his Ha, "a
N ken from the Court House on Satn,dav
evening last the person who made the n,i.ial a
can have II corrected on application nj This OF
fee, or the bar Of the Franklm Hotel. Tim
name oi'he owner is written on The inside ofihe
lining Of ne Hot,
{ De-, ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

~ MI "d"mS's intention of taking np bis
residence IN Washington city. seems 10 rive
great nneas'ness TO the supporters Of n eneral
Jackson. We have been rackinp our hra,,.
:" NJ" OUT IN" cause Of this uneasiness-
p'h IN vain. His presence in Washington ci
" VIII surely not trammeI the wheels lof gov.
ernmens-nnr can il bring a blush Ia Tho
e'eeks OF Gen Jackson. If, on meeting each
o'her the General should happen 10 recol.
'ect That he wasamong the first 10 shake Nr
Adams by The hand after his election. md IN
congratulate him on his success, with all the
warmth of hones sincerity, while he was ..
ven then prepared 10 charge him. on the
road home, in steamboats, and tayern,. and
~ ms own hrs side" with having bought
Tue Presidency by a surrender of ancient en
mules, and a sacrifice Of personal honor ;
Surely, the General had RICH, ~ do ,h.se
'h'ngs--'o contaminate his honest hand by
grasp'ng that uf one whom he was on Tho eve
oil denonncing asa sooundrel, Enough of
ms, however. To show that Mr.. Adams',
resolution has not been suddenly formed, and
That his determination 10 resids in WASHING.
ton was made without the slightest reference
10 the President ehci, the Boston Sentinel
says-" We reco'leGi hearing in New York
hVe years ago, from good authority. that /,
was The Intention Of Mr.. Adams i'm The ev.,,
OF losing his election, at that time. TO pass his
w'niersin Washington on aceosni Of In. eli.
mate. w" have no particle Of douh, his
views now are precisely what they were
then"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

RiekmCrld Dec. lS.--1he arrival Of the pack
ct ship Alexander at Philadelphin from Liver
pool, has rs YET, had no effect on ihe prices Of
WHEAr aud FLoUR here. No sales OF note
have taken place IN the last few days ,hsie Is
an un~lngness on the part Of purchasers 10
give more than 81 bo-bnt holders generally
are firm at 50. Wheat, best 81 50a / %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

'Cheap Tbenntrteai'.--We Observe, that at
the Washington Theatre, in Boston tickets
forthe boxes, are twenty-five cents, and for
the pit twelve and half = Who would re-
iuse to visit the Theatre on such terms We
much fear that the company, albeit tney ensc,
In the Literary Emporium of America,
hearsia strong resemblance to the shirlsss
troops.of tal5tail
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

NoIiCE,-By vifiuo Of a deed sfir.a.
~ eoo'ed 10 the .absefibsf ~ an,b,r.,
hnekrr md krt-ss ~. IS = ~. !, - =
IN The county coaIt Of Amherst fo, r.,,.;,s
purposes )" said deed expressed. will n.
posed 10 SALE. al pubic aaelion. on sa,.,d. |.
The soh day oi D-osmh.f ntul. ,fIa,
hs neat lar day. y Tract If h.nd. ,.,n,.,,...
sHiy acre, lying near lnhlrfs rre,t -,
county oil Ainhrrs' snolier Tract ,o,,ai.t..,
thfirrn hundred aud inri, ARE. III. -.
tract Oh which said kuc.rr reside. Ala -.
oilirr tract ~ the sntne neighhofooa3'
lninlnE eight hundred and thirty NM .e.'.
On which Mr. Geo. f'nsley rr,ides Tho sat.
VII ba made on credit oi 2 nrd a..e,'
he pnfcha."r giving bonds with arn,a,sa
anriiy, aud deed ni trust ON The land ,a.a
cure the purchase money. Acting M tr,s,a,..
The subscriber. will convey such title a.
vested IN them hy said deed, and nDpe Off,,
which they believe unqnsstioneble.
JOHN MILLER.
DAVID II. EDLEY.
The allows sale 10 postponed until satnrdav
The 27'h inst at which time II will posi,i,.fy
take plnce. j NJ
a 40 DIRE.
- AfuA4
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
VIC ETABLE THOLTCON

In Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting
bom Iniemperance aud dissipation Old aud ~ .
yeteraie Ulcers Pans in thu Homes. attend ed
with swsflings of the joiuts lndeges, ion
bioichrs on the Face, Pimples, &c. Sy phil.
Cutaneous diseases generally. and Tett ma,
fcular Mercurial aud 3crafulous Com, .t,;n,s
The certificates Of wonderful cues n.,co,u-
Ell by the CailIohcon. have beco. ne so num.r.
Gus, as to preclude their Insertion IN any news.
paper, and has made II nece'>ary for the ,ro
prIetor TO print them in "A pamnh,e, n, ,h.n,
I'M pages. lhs will fr forwarded as soon as
possible to the severS' Az ens for gra,uitous dis
fribn'lon, and 'nWt, on perusal, strene then the
eooa opinion no'v entertained by the friends OF
ms 'pedicehe, aud disarm, as il is hoped. the
P'tJn"'ces o. those who view with distrnsi any
n'eh'cme not Rnown in what is called "repl,.
M p'dctce" Facts are slubbon things, aud
canpoi be eainsaid
Al III earnest solicitations of members of the
medical faculty and others who have Witnessed
the. astonishing cures effected by the use of the
vegetable Cathol;con, aud who are an xio,,s that
IFS benefits 10 manknd may be more widely diff
fused, the proprietor has consented 10 10 luce
the retail price TO TWO DOLLARS
per bottle and ms wIll he done Yiihou, m any
way deterioralIug the quality of the medicine
or redn,iag he size Of The bottle az hns been
materially done IN the Gaze OF Swailns Pan.
aeca.
The above genuine Medicine forsnIe bv
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Agent for Lyncbbvo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

H. Three serious ontrages have occurred in
Richmond. The Clerk oftho Steamboat Nor.
folk, and Air. RAphae, different times were
knocked scnseless ant robbed, near Rocketie.
after dark, and Capt. MoLcIIand. attacked in
the same way, was killed on the 18th, bya
gan; OF midnight robbers and assassins. The
Wing says, it is unsafe to walk the streets alone.
after night
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

OT.NoHdRm and Wlittord. WHO were con
fined in Chesterfield jail under sentence OF
Heath for murder, aud whose execution. were
to take place last Friday, en-, their shroats on
the day previous The wounds of The lornp,
proved fatal--the latter was still alive n, the
last accounts, We shall give detailed state.
ment In our next
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

dur The Annual RopoI of the secTeiars 81
the Treasury WILDE found IN TO days paper.
Although IL is of Considerable lcngth, Il will he
pernsrd with great interest by all who feel any
concern IN the prosperity OF their country, and
IN The mrans by which that prosperity has been
advanced. The friends OF the present admins.
raiion. more especially. who have adhered tn il
through evil aud through good rcpor,. VIII be
grained, though mo- nsionishrd, to see that their
confidence IN the integrity aud ability of lis
members was not misplaced. The retrospect
which the last four yeats furnish is sailieien,
answer to the vile cRlunnics which haye been
spread lar and wide, against msn whose best
esertions have been increasingly employed 10
advance the interests Of their country Interests
with which their ON n were identified. and WHICH
could not he sacrificed without affecting them.
selves. The receipts into the Treasury have
Augmented. while the expenditures, for the or
h'n"ry and usual purposes, have not increased
-aod The public deb, is in tram of rapid anil
certain extinguiss,ment In short no man OF
common candor can complain of,hs manner in
which the affairs OF the governmen, have been
administered during the las, fur years. The
VIII compare the close of the YEAR 1924 with
the close of the year 1923. We wish sincerely,
that in 1892 W. may sec the country in "a erea,
state ofprosperily ms n now s--aud that The
me" Secretary Of the Treasury may, as Mr..
n"Sh mas done, proudly point to the operations
VI INC 'o"' preceding years, as conclusive evil
fence not only that We live under good laws y
o"' mat they have been wisely administer,
ed"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

Lirs7pool, Non. Early in the week, an
extensive business was done in Tobacco, nj n
further advance Of IL a34d per III bur very
inee'ba. been done the las, Tow days, owing
10 holders demanding higher rates.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

Foreign News--Thc packer ship Alexander
has arrived at PaFadeIphia, bringing Liverpool
advices to the Slh Of November.-rhe political
and warke intelligence is unnteresting. The
commercial news will be found under the p,o.
per head
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

10 Physieidns and Citizens.
HAVE procured from New York and Phil
u "delph,a, two Young gentlemen Who have
ben regularly riises to the dpoiaeearu5 Lu,,.
nes'--Pbys'cian and Citisem Who NAV fave,
me with their recipes or orders may rev nsr,,,-
red they shall nt'cays be filled by the above m,,.
toned gen,lemen or myself
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22

Brushes for marking Tohccn and Cotton
Pitches or marking Brushes
Fancy Sosps-Frcnch, English and Amer
ican--. great variety
Water colours, aud colours for Velvet PANT
Ing
Periumery Fancy cu, lass and plain
Smelling Vials--ihe greatest variety
in Virginia
most splendid assortment OF Fancy Es.
sencss and Waters--vlz Honey, Go.
logne, Lavender, Jessanin., Musk, vi
olet, Quo Of Rose, Nc. &c.
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe Boot aud Harness Varnish
Copal, Japan, y nd Spirit Va,n,shs1
1000 lbs. hes, Glue
900 do Red Saunders
900 do Gum Shellae
200 Capa--all qualities
100 Blue Calls
900 lbs Brazaletto Wood
All the new remedies lately introduced INTO
the practice OF medicine.
Thermometers,
900 lbs Vndigris
400 Calls. Alcohol
1000 lbs. Venetian Rod
400 do Red Lead
900 do Rochelle Powders
1000 do Turpen,ino Soap
200 do CaloInel
100 do powdered Jaap
100 40 powdered khubarb
Spanish Floaiani indigo
ALL THE SECRET RtNEDfL5
All the Patent Medicines IN use
SWANS, Wilson's, and SCOTS Panaoeas
Potlrt's Catholicism
Dir. Chambers celebrated Remedy foe In
temperance
Surgical INSTRUMENTS, in cases aud sapa-
rhtr-alI kinds In use
Obstelrical do
Trusses--alI kinds in use
Catieirr's--hll kiuds do
Bonge's do do
Mathematical Instruments
Shop Furnltule--sdl kinds in dis
a most besutiful assortment of SNUFF Box
cs-the variety far exceeding any ~
Virginia
Together wnhs great variety Of s'her srlie'es
too n"m' rou'. TO mention, and weekly arrivals,
which al~ US keep The stock Oh hand large
andIGresh--nll of~ hieh are offered to my friends,
10 the citizens Of Lynchbprg, 10 Merchants
rhy sicians. aud the pnblir generally, a, much
iouer prices than they ever were old IN this
place. NJ" FL ph',r'
Nam Street. Lyochbhrg.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PRICES CuRRENr.

Corrected ueekiy. for Me r,fsinida.
pa - = ~ e
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North Ca1olma Bank notes. 10 per cent dis
count
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
For Safe.
Nov. 10.

yEyiIE unexpred time of an indented Coionrcd
~ Girl, nearly full grown and capable of perform
ing women's work almost every description, such
as plain cooking, washing and ironing, and is very
handy with children a great bargain will be given
to good master, as she is the property of a wild
owed lady who has no further nse for her; imme-
diate application must be made at this Office, for
particulars.
Wilmington, Oct. IA. 5l-4tp.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Christian Traveller.

Jest rece,ved and for sale here,
The Christian Traveller, in five parts; including
IA space ofnine years of the Authors life, in which
he travelled 10000 miles, principally in the South
ern and western States, in preaching the gospel as
Missionary written in the Epistolarg form. Ded-
icated to the Connecticut and American Home Mis-
sorary Society, by their fellow servant, ISAAC
REED.
The purchaser of this work will not only Obtain
an interesting book, but reward IA worthy, and
poor minister of whom the subscriber has some
bnowledge--The price is fifty cents.
| July 25 r. PORTER.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

vEvHE Farm called the Mansion Farm, late the re.
ID deuce of Capt. Henry Bowman, six miles be
low Newcastle, bounded by the public road and
the Delaware river. The arabic land is of the best
quality, and the extensive meadows are calculated
to support very large stock.
South Farm adjoining the above, now occupied
by the representatives of the late Capt. Bowman,
ALSO-The Farm belonging to the heirs of the
late Capt. Bennett Downs, at present occupied by
Mr.. Fowler.
Applications to be made to Mr.. G. Caulk.
L. M. FORMAN.
Sept. 25, lo9S, 40-8tp
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
DissoAution Of Partnership.

The Copartnership carried on by the subscribers
unde the firm of Neaciua e. Uooiston was dssolv-
on the first day of January last all persons having
claims against said firm will present their accounts
S. Woolston for settlement and those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment to him.
#. S. NEWLIN.
s. WOOLSTON.
Oct. IA. 5l-9m.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Noung AaAies' RoarAing School,
AT Uilmington, Del0acare.


THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination Of
Mr. Dauenbo,t's School, members of the Visiting CON-
mttee were grated with the mode of instruction, and
its results as evidenced in the responses Of the pupils. In
the different branches Of Reading, Writing, Drawing.
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens ofheir indus
trv and acquements and could not but feel that the
school was well managed, and worthy Of more extensive
public patronage. y. W. eii.bEEt,
WILLARD HALL.
August IS, 1928.
Terms of Boarding. Washing and Tuition, in any of the
common branches $50 per quarter, payable in advance
Extra Charces.-For Ju,Sic, including the use OF the
Piano Sl2 for the French and Spanish, taught by
perienced French master So Drawing and Embroidery,
S. per quarter. The discipline of the school is mild
parental and christian There will be course OF les
in Palmody gwen in year, by person highly COM
petent and valuable library for the use OF the Young
Ladies' 10 those who remain in the Seminary year
more there will be extra charges for books, stationary
or instructions in Psamody.
The teacher Of Music upon the Piano is European,
and a first rate performer The OF lessons in
Psamody will commeace the present season. the !st OF
| November. Is. DANENFoRl.
| Sept. 25. 1923. g.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

FHvIIE subscriber intends offering the following
"a described property, at public sale, on Saturday
the lst day of November next, viz: that NOTED
TAVERN and EAT2TT, situate in West
Nantmel township, Chester county. u he farm con-
tains 126 acres OF land 10 Of which are arabic, IN
high state of cultivation, the whole OF which hay
ing been lined three different times. The reman-
der is woodland Of an excellent quality. On the
premises are large two story stone tavern house,
with four rooms on floor a large stone kitchen
adjoining, large stone barn 96 feet long, and 81
feet wide, with two threshing floors therein, and a
large Wagon house adjoining. Also tenant house,
smithshop, smokehouse, livery st able, and other
out buildings necessary for "A tavern anu farm.
There is spring of excellent water near the door,
with stone house over it, and well OF good pa
ter in the yard, with pump therein, good ape-
orchard with other fruit trees. There is lime
kiln on the premises in good order. The above
property under good fence and conveniently dyd
ed into fields. 1t is the only tavern on the little
RI Conestoga road from the Eagle tavern to the oun
) tain Inn, adistance of 10 miles, which makes il !
profitable stand 1t is three miles from the Harris
burg turnpike one mile from the little Conestog
turnpike, eight from Morganown, and thlrty-seye'
from Philadelphia; tits convenient TO mills, school
. and places ofpublic worship. is anoted resor
E for droves of cattle and sheep, and is we'll know
= as the Lamb tavern. Any person wishing to vlev
the premises, will please call on the subscriber hv
ing thereon DAVID M'kNlGHI.
Il Octobar 9 Ats.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
a Va\uabAe EaYM fOr Sale.

WILL. BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament of
IA Inn Lindsey decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark, said to contain i57 acres,
so of which is woodland acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands OF F. H.
Hotzbecker, Jno. Pitner, Zachariah Jones' and 9TH
ers on the road from Christiana to Eikton. 1t Is
well watered and as productive as any lands in thc
neghbourhood. 1t is laid off into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
80 ments are a good log dwelling House, with
l.ls.n three rooms on floor, Barn, Stables. &c.
A we'll of excellent water at the door Tierc Is al
so very good apple orchard. 1t is desirable sit
,laon and well worth the attention OF those who ART
disposed to vest their money in lands.
If the above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the cd day of February next, it will or
that day be offered at public sale at the house o
James Frazier, in New Ark, at o'clock. =. VI.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply 10 the
Subscribers, who will show the propert, and make
known the terms.
ELIZABETH LINDSEY. E1e'r.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
NemArk, AuguSt 18th, 1928. 35-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
"a office.

ALI. persons indebted to the estate of Samuel
Ga3ord late of Wilmington, deceased are requested
to make immediate payment, as the nature of the
case will not admit Of delay, and those who have
claims against said estate will present their accounts
for settlement, to
GEORGE SIMMONS, Admir-.
No. % west Front-st.
Wilmington. Oct. 9Th 1928. 50-1t.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Even Dollars -ERe,vNrI.

STRAYED away on the LIST Inst. black Mare,
four years old next spring, with one white spot it
her forehead, The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver said mare to the subscriber
in Camden Delaware.
JOHN JENKINS.
J Oct, ed 1928. 48--4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
MTZE BLACK BOOK,

Or Continuation of Travels, in the United
States.
Ry Mrs ANN ROYALL, Author of Sketches of
History, Life and manners, in the United States,
and the Tennessean.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
"a NOtice.

All persons are forbid t,usting my wife Barbary
Donaldson, on my account, as am determined to
pay no debts OF her contracting. For some time
past she has been in unhappy state of mind, and
incapable or unwilling to attend to her family con
Germs JOHN DONALDSON.
Oct. 9, 1928. j0-ltp.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Newcastle Delaware, Oct. 10, 1923.

The Subscriber will receive sealed proposals un-
til the 10th day of Nov. next for cxcavating Mud
in the Harbor of Newcastle. The Proposals to
state the Price per Cubic yard.
Il. STOCKTON.
Nov. 10. 5l-l0.