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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Egf viftue III the lssl will aud iesisfnent
= ~ nf Rohrri Hpsi+r. 1se ali he n. red
tut sale. 10 tie highest bidder, on Tuesday
the - dt, Of Docc,uber mat, all The teal aud
personal estate of The sai1 ,Ircedeo,. va.
ute f'a,, oi land situA Il On Of The head
b,1,chcs at Zig Falling ltiser Ia The lowef cub
- Campbell county, adjoining the L,nds Of fbos
Nasely and Others, AID containing, by LAT.
ss,t,ey four hundred aud SKI, three nefes. This
laud Is we'll adapted 10 the culture of tobacco,
cont, wheat, Gc The improvement, coasis.
~ ~ cscriem dwelling house good bard
aiii all other necessary oni bnnses.
Also one othrr iiacf, about f~a miles above
The before named tract siunied on both sides oi
the man road that rsds from Richmond
iyuchbnrg. and sl,out fifteen miles from the iat
- y ace, containing, nv late survey five hun :
,tr.d and eight, five at,eg. On his place house
Of private entertainment aas kept Tor a gfei@
many wears, generally called Hunters iavernL
Tie buildings are as suitable f,r tavern asa
u, between Lynchhufg and Richmond. The >
iuatiun il handsome aud healthy.
Also, about thirty likely ntrfoes, household
aud kitchen furniture. plantation utensils. bo,s-
~, ,nltIe, sheep, hogs. crops of eofn, fodder,
oats, &c.
fcfpr one fourth of the purchase money of
the land will he required nj the time oi sale; for
the balance aGiedii ofone, Two n three years will
b. given, on the purchaser eserfiloe bonds y ss
approved sccutny aud decd Of nus, on the and
10 Secure the payment rtedn of tsrlve
months viii he gwen on ihe nrgtoes, On The pnl.s
ehaSer giving bond, with approved security.
The terms OF sale ofihe other property Vim We.
matte known ON the day Of sale
ELLIS HUNTER,
ROBERT HUNTER,
exr .of Eobt t,nnter, desf
Oct 10 wHlsls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

From the Vat. Iutclll Fonecr, OFT 7.
The Cdpi,oL Accidentally paving Il VII 10
the Cantol yesterday, VIZ were much stinct
with the improvements going On IN the exteTi7r
of,he building. nthe g,nuaas terrace c n vel
asuith the alterations which pa'ts otthe interior
are undergoing. The eniraHce 10 the fall OF
Representatives.. or rather iata the lob Y oi III
hall from the vesibule s undergoing toa1
change Ivy which the space IN the lohhY l. much
eniargrd an the VestInule becames nv ihe re-
moval Of the door aud changing the direction
Of the steps which lead 10 ~ she proper entrance
ar doorway of the hall. The who.e place ism "a
world fconfuson Just nov, bnt II Is cay i
sae that this alteration will be great improve.
nent. he approach 10 the hall having hreh hf'e
rofnre quite narrow. dark, aud ipconv neni,
Il : intended To be finished before Congress A.
sembes.
J. the Senate Chamber, u gave rs re6 plea
sure to perceive svm toms Of restar,dIon 81
symmetry aud order to the apatn nj In"
Vice Presidents Chair has got hack IN is hn-
mer location, and the whar r,nk and fI!e OF
chairs and desks are under orders, as Il w.t.
to fac. about and form a senticrcic III front. rs
fornerlv instead of being arraved IN opposition
to one another, IN curves AMI inrs, whch=remln-
tlcd one ot aothiug on earth bnt the section OF a
spiders web unless It might he the semrdiame-
Ter of u cart-whpcl. with tive spoltcs tata'lhg
rom The midway ofttir elor, insfpdd OF the hhb,
We haitthiS reform with grea pleasure; 'orihe
alteration made in thH Senaie Chamber. At thiS
time last wear, was ahhOrrent to pygrv ptinclpie
of taste add harmony A grett InpIoveintn.
is ais ! 10 br made 10 The G1ttfrV OF the Senate.
hv which the Public will be moe numeronsiv
and cpnN enIently -acconmpdatei than herei--
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
NJGIIT' SCHOOL.

IfAS. .CHaPPEiIE respectfully inform,
y The ciIi2"os OF Lyuchbnre, tint he inl
= DIS orrnl"g. On I'll" first Monday in ROY.
a"N',a NlHilt SCHOOL. for the tuition Oh
males in 'l,c following brsaetes
Reading, Writing. English Grammar. Geos-
rnplry, History and Arithmetic
Thr terms viii he FIVE dollars for The sen,
on Owe mo'1hs) exclusive oil candle ~
HONS, from carly candle light 10 O'Clock,
Oct. l3s fi4,fo
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NJ. M. NOAII'S LIES.

Ifthere be any excuse or pall'aiion for telling
lies either white or black NJ. NJ Noah may Ger
tainly claim il, he Gbs with such an admirable
Grace and h,mor. II seems be ms natural 10
HIM ns iChc had learnt The art and mystery by
regular aud systematic course OF instruction"
In one oi his latest papers, he remarks" Clay
has declined u dinner at Lynchburg. bla he de.
cepled cold collation." How nicely he mikes
up truth with falsehood MIR. Clay did not ao-
cent of collation., and Noah knew II rs well A.
any citizen Of Lynchburg does. Something OF
,he same character IL another Of his declara-
ton. that. ' There are eighty Jackson membera
elected 10 the Legislature OF Vermont which ihr
j." american" published At the seal of Govern
men, Of ia, State declares to lac about one quar-.
ter tue. For tighiy' read tpenig."
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Theological Books,

FEyllE subscriber has just receiynd. direct
N from Philadclphin, lnnher supply OF
new Books, VIZ
Pollock's Course OF Time.
81 Chrvsos'om on the Priesthood.
Mis- Keenan,, poetical works In vols. nices
IL bnUud
Natural History Of Birds, fithes, ReriilesP
insects. Ivy John Bisinnd, WITH beautiful oul
ored Engraving. &c.
atnra HiHor. Of Animal, by John Big
bind hcHuiitul c"lorrd Engrhyines.
Frrdrrck Shobers Psrsin ennlninirr Dr.
sedpuon nj tre country, VIII nm acc mn Vi is
Government Law aud Religion, with beanlt
II Epqrayiug'
No'gnn's Masonry fafhetsnpplp of whifla
sill he sold low Tor cash. \. 4 NORTH
Del 10.
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a oTICE.--I ~ill sell my farm On k1ckRsh
u ~ mr. john VI smith. siote. Nelson cour.,
-. Va. on -, G. nn dating te,,ns, on 1hn, sday
81" 9Th day OF No,"mr,, wi il fair, il noi Il ~
peSi lar day; Ng+ihrI with the greater pari oil
the crops, ,totk aud plantation utensils. lb,4
tI'c' " one of the most snluabfe in the countv
'ecre being p'obHbly an band,ed and fifty acres
81 valuable tow grounds, particularly adapted 4,
the culture oi hemp WHEAT. corn. re and tohnc'.
-. Should sale not he eG-ctod on or b.iora
hr ab"ve mentioned day. the farm all be re,,l
rd tor term VI yeats.
WALTER COILS.
Oct rs 3tiD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

.,.sA,!iarly subject 10 Ahtumnni feses'
s.i'fNz' mi. gear. with riding EXCEPTIONS, W
- - - whist the valley OF Virginia GEM
= he'as ',,.,cd the most salulrions part ~ '''s
ny -. hern afflicted with an epidemic. MOI
sla ,'., nm and prevalent than any OF "h,eh
inas'' AGO., beard Or inflammation rom '9 n,
.se have ees.o,.udoah enables "s I" speak ~
aarn'y oil s .,,ns ofthe sickness there, and We
er0' RS, oayicnars (shich o,ny be relird ~" ,
80 70 eoan,e'aeib awe been circulated The vii
oo''l',s ~a anil the extensive iron volts m m
,s s gSr.'s" "'. ' s' "s "'
10 soul. ,,y ,sh, have e-c,p'd The disease. ine
i,r a~.o hpG pit Il" me-" %"n s@ .e in
rais with , y. il lmrn'ionrd the doth. amour,
ne is" pa 'se date OF our adv'ees To o'' ~ IN
I'D, np :" If srasbu &, !" he same , g."
ne vi ~ -, sick Is reported to he ~, We ."
ine nnn'p'' n,, ,he places NAMED Afford a lar
aot hcI'esf ~, '"I health of,he ~e country b", it
ample o. ., ,,eaed that there Is vas, n""of, ,
fsnaa' W ,he distress thence resulting ava
,pS' a A." .a.,cnsion (in sem" instance ea. IN
RON ln =. c,,cul,ural operations, "Sepy 'e'
- ,,,e co,nnsnity'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

We are informed that late dispatches have
been received, At the Department Of Sat. from
Mr. GuDpR, our charge d'AT4irs Al Rio de la
nero, ling that the case of tn spark, which
our readers will rrcoect Was thar which lndu.
c d Mr. RAGuET I" demand his pas,porh; and
return TO the United States, has been arranged
nv satisfactory provision for the payment al
the sum S35 900 dem,ndcd by the Owners; ard
that Mr.. Tudor was engagri N negotiations for
obtaining indemnity IN al r .ner csses nt injury
to our commerce. hsi. Jour.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

4 Isl. jc.iyrl.,,. - Gali in. iue.t. .,Ioe-
q 4 hii san'hy PAPER. ni IN sslt.e bn, the
1"oei aud containing So ~ mnnry. 4 libeT-
al reward ~'l' BE- gwen ef slis poeksf boek AMI
IT, conienl., & 90 questions asktd II II he ieli II
The Fhai isn office. ~ the bAr Of The Franl,ie,
Hotel or al aicssts. DAVID u Robert kyirs'.
Ocf. 10 Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
DNYSUt GRAC;..

IN the United ninglnms Of Grant Britain
anA ;rennd, 3 DAYS Of grace are allowed. hut
whenever the third day fails an SUNDAY =.
Christina, Day or Good Friday, the hlll he
comps payab" I've day before. Al Ham.
burg. hnt no where else, the siav on winch
the bill falls dur, makes one of The days Of
graz.
At Vienna and Bprgamo3 laws are also al
lowed NJ Frdnlltprt GU o. the tine ri the
rair four dags At Venice, Amsterdam. Rot
tnr1an, Miidl"hurg, Antwerp. Co,og Bres-
len, Nuremhrre. and Pnrlurai sis d.; Dsni.
zir, Kanngs' .gh and Ftarcr ten days
fitmbursh aud stockholm twelvc days; Ns~
nlrs, eight: Spain, ionrleeu; khne, dftecn,
nd Genoa thirty lavs: Leehorn. Milan aud
some other places in Ir,Iv, 10 liked number.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

~ II ia due TO Mr., Speaker Stevenson IN
say that he has unequvocnlly denl"d the state
nrnt of Mr. Sloane OF Ohio. To wit hui II the
friends of Nr. adams would cleo him Speaker
he would .usaiu the administration The anes'
finn now j., which Is cntltlcd TO behef - II
o,l,cnu n,hcr developemenIs 10 settle tbf
nnrAtIon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Tho r,,ex Hrgsier publishes an estrnet OF
IT,. Litter from London, taken from n NV
- na,t,r. stating that deep interest Is 'eil
~. IN nu,ling down the present kePuhi'ean
ADMINISTRATIONS Of this Government, r'ghi or
49, ia this Information the Register add,
MI statement has apPeared in the interior
.nors of New York, which gives much color
~ - Tho information contained IN the extract, II
:, aaes no, absolutely confirm it. Nv this stat"
neat il appears tina, packet OF papers W" wa,
.',,J in ne road about mouth since, IN the
,awn n, Crown Point, ESSEX county, n. Y.
.an.i+,iog Of cet'sin memoranda OF Samuel i.",
nsr1och. Esq Sheriff OF that county, endors-
a. -, the outside " memorandum OF election
,o,,sy." A Uttered copy OF the memorsnda il
g;r,n. exbihijing various items of money re-
eeived aud paidfor election purposes, anionn'
Tin, 10 245 dollars, and, amongst II"
fs,n. Of money received, arr want
eve dollars from Gates n Co. Hhteai,
AMI me hundred aud fifty dol RS from
ruu,isH Merchants NJ N;cn Yak Tins discov-
ery his create ed much excitement - the Nth
borhood tSi"' tut
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
'T&EZI WE.sGlNs.iN.
LYNCHHUItG, OCT. 10, :sss.
Great NAriUSAL ELECTION
On itt frs Nosd,tg in Norem5ef
CANDIDATE FuE fRi.siuENf,
JOIN i3iIINEi An AMA. af uassartasl

Mn 10 "1osr hurcstN, Visjol1 and ability. Tour
ptesdcHi> OF the Uuited Sthes hts, hurnr ample AMI
pahlie Testimony .--Nhum the great u ashiHgtHh, IN
ii4f, pronounced " our not vluahla public Character
abroad --whom the pliln,ophtc Iefys0n, and the PHI
inilroplu HIdisnH rlrhtod hoinf and whom the
enl2b urd Mlrroe, Wftrr APPOINTING and continuing hun
IN The highrsi office within he eii eight sears, pub
hcly declared, Vat whatever There nf eAeelnhee
hs administration, was greatly 10 he attributed 10 the
eUm.els OF Nj. if0ms ~ chg Hag tstrafe, whnse
limu.trHti"u his cvtncnd like excellence With that uf
as predecessors; and dnrlug winch after having applied
Tuelcc y'ons ofdnlsrs To ntei s-tnr Pulo nprn,e-
ne1s "a. pad oil, dncumrt shpN more thin rllll
Ti-Ili:EE MlLlIuNs4of, nc National Debt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Aceideni--On Sunday evening as Nj HYATT,
of the FREMONT hraire. aud Nj. Pelbv, "efe ~
turning To town from Quincy, Ia light English
wagon when about iou mile. distant, the hos
then going ut u moderate paee. sud lenlv TOOK
fris ut AMI ran NJ full speed. M. Ilvau was df'-
wing, but MIR. Pelhy inc '"tionsis 5 nd hod Of
the r.ios al the m4'nen'. b, whleh ',eans the
horse was urned olTih" highway npnn the grass,
and the vehicle soon after came Ia contact with
aa * wagon At the fork ofthe Dorchester road.
when il upset. Previous 10 this, Nj. Peih,, tn
avoid impending danger, Jumped out and broke
his leg little abuy" the ANGLE. a compound inc.
ttIre, which was set by skillnl surgeon al hand.
Two gentlemen VIII" wrIe riding behind and
Witnessed the accident, state. that Mr.. Hyatt
was thrown by the conclusion OF the wagons,
some nine or ten feet into IN air, directly "Vef
the horse, and fell upon his head, lis eoHae
bone was broken, and head aud i'ce ronsidrla-
bly, bruised, the sufferers were taken mp by the
&c tlemen before mentioned. and received The
most humane attenti N from prople of the NIGH.
borhood They "ere afterwards brought to
town. wiere Mr. Hyatt submitted 10 a. "p'fa-
ton They are now doing we'll
Bo''oa Gas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
s,iea;,id fashionable Good,

wa. are nos receiving oosiplete assorf-
~ nppt of IN Descriptions of t.ootS. wnlch
Will afford II. pleasure 10 exhlhit to our iiienda,
Al the old stnnd Of Mr., Iohh Bnll,ck.
MAZE 4 MEAN.
a., III 3,Ip
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
cIrnInIlS FACT.

- Va Oci. I've have before us
% @s R..r !" s s"ee a"s.s% s'r pss.
N %ofa"s q inches in length. inches IN
width . "@a mass ofrock. The p'oe was as per.
' ''" ,s. sss s's or y. ., ass" % s
The tree, WIN w.. and with an ashy appearance
,eofeheo n from Goals or embers, or
IN the ns s.1rsa,,ooed by the blast of po"de1 II
perhap, oJ 1ioS i, The rock about feet below
:,t sas " sss'r rls s@
or 10 tee, VI 80 , before. II has somewhat oil
ds'uoe" - ,nnearence. The proprietor attempt
an a"'qas the bad of rock in when repoS-
ed TO p,r ,Sa rock was solid and bard 10 be
sa@" in aoy other way Than by ~ the na s1-
p , Of sa"r%"."s tn. ''f bed lpe
entirely S"'''' Gcompitrr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

)isma, swamp Canal LOTTERY :,

l7'h Cinss-51 Numbers
drawn ballots 10 be drawn IN The City Gf
Richmond, on Ihe 2lsi Ucf. ncxi, 1hen the f;fn
low ing prizes Nil he disirlbuted
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Trreninbfs feridfHi.--A rerinsutai r.
view al Infantry, ~ Bolton, Corn. on the sd
nltino. an acrdeut occurred Of painful DIES.
crip'ion. \ NJ. Rusgles. threhet Senator
Rueglcs of Ohio) said some Of ihnse present.
that ifthrv wouli discharge canppn, III honor
Of General Jackson. he would furnisA powder.
He acc. rdins'v hunshed them with t"o kdR,,
aud they com .ncnced fring. At the second lis.
CHARGE the cannon burst. and one man, fom
North c tv"ntry was Instantly killed hy Iae
broken pieces, his head being literally severed
FROM his hndy. one arm blown oil aud .1her"lse
shocl,ingly nancl.h. tnother man "as also
So badly wounded that his case Is cnnsld red
verv dangerous The name OF The man killed
Benjamin f. kelch, add Of the man bdiiy in
jured, Amos Avery.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Whole Tickets - Quarters 81
Halves
g For sale u, the vcry iorionafe Office Of 5. I'M.
ALLEN & co. iynchburc, where the cash VIM
be paid At sight fol all prizes G sold ~ The ofbee
of 5. u NJ. ALLEN 60.
Oct
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

NJ I, scxpec'ed tha' the chsnee'V Cont',
winch commenced IT'S session IN this p'see "a 'hf
ION inst will 40, djourn until u goes through
Tho docko, We arr glad 10 hear thai The hn,l-
COLOR. hc,ith hes no, been nj nil impaired by
M. necessary iahors, since h,s arrival N this
place.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

NJ, The races Of IN Valley Jpckg Ga
commenced at the Botelo1ri spring. %
| rnc.,isy the 7th inst. mud resulted n io1'"' !;
First day,-Me Jocky Club pun, 3""' t"o
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED., 0a Tuesday es. mtg lasf, by tie
Pew. Joha Eariy, Nc. Jpip II. T,te. 10 Miss
Anu l.. dinspter al samuei BAn.infd, ks4 all
: titis mace.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

form.i Yesterday, hv re Htr.eaa eBf.f'ea f.
the mas' rntlrc copiId'ucv, tHat Dapiam Aaff1=
man al ~ xbu,y, - gentleman ~ unbound led -
.perlnnni, aud vrtacity, no ruialnaud = the
nj Her "a. ~ her last NoS - fron Boston "a
SMYRNA, i iullv convinced in his own mind. tut
he carried William Morgan rs a passenger.
The gentleman who has given as Captain Wa
isrmans opinion on this subject. IS Mr.. Job W
Tyler. of this city. who ss,led viii Captain W..
lehman on hi. next voyHee, rs first officer ii
the Herald Captain Waterman. nj thai time
often mentioned the subject 10 Nj f.le,. aud
has since expressed MS s'nceie CONVICTION tai
Morgan was has passenger.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Honey. n ci,-e far The Grrref.--A gentleman
cured this disorder by sweeteni,g hs tea with
half nancy aud haifs"sar. OthetS have follow.
pd the same prescription with success.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

For snle NJ NOrfhs Lucky Lottery ofir<s
Call Immediately aud s"Gnre he capilnls, but
iew tickets on hand, snd sorreeblv To cnsiouh
are inckg. ADRIAN II. NORTH.
D.t rs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

dmer'raq Bib'e SociefD.--'t appears by a
Statement in tine New York Observer. that this
institution has now IN operation twenty hand
s'eS, AID fonr steam power presses, all of
Mheh are equal To lwPnty-eieht OF the nsua
KIM inor other steam presses are 10 be added
III ihH course OF TIE ensuing mouth. which viii
make the whole nnml,r equal to , such IA are
commonly us"i In the printing department,
~ hrh aaa ID wotucn are actively employed :;
ana N the hinhcry 40 men and 80 women: ma
Ni92 n total al 40. The expense OF paper per
''Hnl2it is about $500 printing. 90; blnde-
y 2'20)-tntal 1871. The necessary eKprn.
SfS "f managing so extensive Il concern. in
'9d>e the amount TO sunI not less than 10000
ftf mouth. As soon rs the nr,y building Is cnn-
p'e'rd, the walls of which are already up four
9ni's high hy tnrty feet square, the expenses
WI be Increased hy the addition of new presses,
&c 10 7il2.5no per month.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

The Bunker Eiil Monument has risen near
forty feet, aud the stone is ready for eighteen
feet more. 1t. completion is promised the mex,
year
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

f.n9ria,d Ersnli0a We this morning tx
amnrd and saw in operation, tsh' the NeN
Yor< Sta'e.iaA uf Saturday, a most ins
onJ yaInablp machine for spinniae flax AID
henp invented by Or. Bell and Mr.. DYER. two
Intelligent aud highly respectable gentlemen
from New Eaganh They entered upon the
prosecution ofiheir plans last winter, aud nave
nov brought them to n successful termination.
4. HE patent has no, been secured We are not
permitted to give full description OF tie lnyen-
lion but the following particulars viii be inter
c,tng Ia our readers. especially 10 those who
wish well to the cause 0. Americun ManuIac-
lures.
This machine is constructed on An entirely
new principle having no analogy to the pro.
cess for the cotton, WOODEN, worstcl. or other
,naunfacture The quality Of the yarns prodn.
eel is pronounced by clmprtent IN 'ses. to sur.
pass other linen yarns in AS great plopnrtion
as cotton or wOolrn yarns Spua by the present
inproved machinery are superior 10 those
wrought nv hand. The size of the thread eau
be varied 10 my extent. from thar Of camhriG to
that Of the rOpevarns used IN the manufacture
af cordagr IN the degree Of velocity. Us oPr-
ration IS limited only by the quIcknrsS when
the spna.es and hers are capable Of supporting
The instrument uow IN operation proaucfs about
,he same quantity ofthread per spade, hncnn>s
being nqual, AZ tn" MrOStf6 Y)nIts Ia the cotton
manufacture. The whole formation of the
thread from dressed AJAX IS completed at one
operation The material laid on the machine
Rwound upon the spo1lS reaty for the loom
win ut the intervention OF any asSlstance tue
Waale being riTctrd w the rotatory motion ca.a-
muHicated from druHs nircd. ali the motions
ri the inSIrnutrn. are of a circular klnd
y far as our observation or hnpwiedgG eS-
teal this invention - eutlrey original and mo-
ding of the kind exists in the workshops of thr
United States ar Europe. where fabrics from
fax are entirely wrought by hini. The man.
nlActurrrs of linens win now be placed upon the
s ne gr.mnt and enjoy the same facilities as
cotons Il has been estimated. that upon mod
eraie calculations. f,Ho millions QCdol lrs my
be saved annually TO this country by = redoced
expenses Of linen fabrics effected by this inyrn-
I'm | it he no, inirod iceii abroad, and for
tgn prices thus diminished, the products Of our
"nlooms will supply orr m2iheis aud pre,eut
inspirations f,om mi,lnta,ni0g competition.
such is our impression of The importance of
th' machine those who are Increal pus "a the
suniart, may have their doubts removed by an
eX'mnatlnn of specimens OF the thread nj thiS
"ti.e. or by inspecting the machine It, the corner
Of Pine and Water STREETS
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"er@aL-it was meaioard some time ago,
maj Captain Morgan had been seen in the 1ur-
N"R aomnoas, but it was supposed to have
9ePn a mrrf G":j,n or joke of the person who
narrated IN" circumstances BY the following
'oeir' from he Boston Palladium, it appears
''ete vas more foundation for the story than
va, d, INST Imagined, and that there is every
''''p.nV d"rgan IS now IN some part of Tnt-
~ Ne hope such Hlny tara oa' o be the fact.
u" 'hai II 'oav Soon I've snhSidntiatrd ~ "A way
. 'l,''s ihe very great cScurmcut produced in
'oe State of New \, OK hy his supposed murder.
Bpb. In.
From the Boston Palladium, OF !. aurs,lay
'opiam N0rgGH.-Wc should NOT mentinn
'e "ame ofthis individual, had rye not been III
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nssE avV ING.

plsmal swamp Canal ottcry.
10th Class---54 Numbers.
EuTiLL be drawn IN Richmond on the 21st
w inst, vhcp the following spItn I'd an
t,tt,ta u,iu Ia lta,u.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Rack CrrraF.-lhe King of England
lately introduced the fashion Of Wearing
Bfsek Crnvat- AT Dinner aud evenino sariies.
Il Immediately became general an the higher
circles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-22
Dyspepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved 0. VS. =
IL fallible testoftruth, experience tne ', g., n.
fectual medicine ever offered in any couh,l!, or
cure ofal those deranged states OF the n'srsTtoS
gans, denominated DYS PEpSiA, or iND ,.o.,rsr
which frequently saPpearanee'n b.
plcated forms, such as loss ofappette' VI,
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchins W
ter, which issomctmes tasteess, but most co.
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn n he
paleness of the countenance, ianguor' 'o"heS
spirits, palpitation of the heart, vertigo 'na
sleep. The number ofthese sympioms'arIe, Ill.
ear patients, BY some being felt only IN paris
others, have additional ones, equally d'sos '.,e,
such as severe pains inthe head and breast ,b cr.
emacatcn, or wasting ofthe whole body, VIII s vii
weak ness particularly oftbe legs. These P,,onscb
most effectually remove allsourness OF 'ne
not merely by neutralizngthe acid, but by "a
that morbid state ofthe secretions which CIV
il; and at the same time will restore to the sb.c
organs ofdigestion thattone and gor wncn seor
lutely necessary the well being OF the a a, ,be,
omy The best proof oftheir efficacy IS, u' I'D NJ
are prescribed by many ofthe first physicians; a"'
ed by the most atelIig families in the UnO, Ell
The above valuable re medy issold by f. pnbc
& SON, Alexandra, who are agents for the " nns O.
turer by N. Jewett, Washington City, ana D! ,l.,
the Druggists throughout the United states y so
wholesale, by Q. & w. Hull, Druggists, Ne" f"''