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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
THE INVITATION.
W. giee n,osi cordially 10 oil ri,

A0/ r gics niosi cordially 10 oil rho nrapl
ANY dr.ief otreody made CIofhfr.s. "a
oai on US, or assortment being superior 10 am
= me place, and embraces ere5g ar,ice Of Cen
.en'ehs fdaaioiidbtt C~tothing The nortnianship
0e Gun 'edrTdni, dnd our prices cannot taii 10
p4ta@s' oe'ng less man me goods can be bought.
aud made up for IN tins pidct
By our tasi nrrirdt, ace recfired ,on, ,,exf,s
froek and Dress Coais, Of blue. biock. ,YSr,i
ohre, 6rown, &c also, Steel hirsd. bile. sre.n
d'td broien Coates, PnHtdioons of ereyy ,boa,
o. Cfoh aud CassimereS. also, hae Cass11eD and
tara stout Bang up Cord Pdniaioops ,eitb
ifrdpS Oor riding. n handsome ns,oyf,ae,,i nj
Pests ofMoIe,tin, Six Peicei. black. bh,s. byo,t.
md JaHcv SIX pesi,, Bu9 Cashmere 1oiien,i
pdfencfd and SWdnsdolch, a great rarleID nj
Pdtierns, tine Linen. RuBledSplaia Shirt. Dim.
ers Of Buekskin, Stocki Ell, Fionnel and Co,ton
Amt Shirts and Hhiie F7aauel sh,ls. a TOT ot
dry Goods and fancy articles, as parnjsLed LEA.
her Sioeks. Patent Stocks, Pieft sad trimmed
elegant SIX HandRerohiJs, entlrely nep mol.
ier'ss, Potent suSgenders- BRH Err .,
aud 6iast Marine Shawis some rem fns Bearer
Hats ofhfap qualities, u in,ge assortment of
Shoes nd Boots Of every description.
1dtp0ly Of Choaks ami Big Coats. some ,syu
superior real Tartan Ptaid aud fine Cam6ket
ClodtS witt tne Cloth Innings, Nth or ruth
ont steeres .fne Drab and Steel mred Bang an
Goats, mad in The latest style, fsomc crtra fine !
Ohre, black aud Drab Big Coat,, wim urge
Capes.
ladies Cioaks. Of Slty,cih Six L,nings. Ia
beautiful mrticte,) also ofHerino Cioih, 1rim.
son. b're and black Circds3ans, TARTAN, PLAID Il
laney striped Circossidn Ciooks. ruth cdpes or
hoods, u lot Of list socks lined irifh root, a com
t%oridOie article tof trdrehrrs. ms IRE are detern,in.
ed 10 sell good bargains, those disposed 10 purchase
uiH do ,seft 10 rail al U4LkER AiCOS.
Emporium Of Fashions, Lyr,eA5ms, neat door
TO tie lirsinian Office.
Nov. q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
Valuable Real Estate for Sac.

Valuable Real Estate for Sa1e.
YNHE subscriber IN pursuance OF two
deeds %oftrusl, executed 10 him hy III.
surviving partners ot the late firms of Gal
Bullock, IL Co. and Gait 4, Buliock. ana
the executors OF VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear dale on the 3Ist day of March
1928, } offers Tor sale, he following valuable
real property, 10 wit
2l6 IL acres OF hand, purchased nv the
said Galt, Bullock 4 Co. OF II. X A. Brad.
flute, situated in the county of Bedford, neai
the tow of New London.
1875 "a acres of land, lying in Campbel
county, uear Gamblers Mountain, and in the
vicinity ofthe tow Of Lynchbnrg.
An undivided moiety of The Black Waite,
Mills, and The lands thereto appnrtensnt. stu
ate in the immediate neighhorhood of tn
town Of Lyncbbnrg CTbe property nbov.
descrihed. belongs TO the concern of Cali
Bihock Il Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
TO The concern of Cali e. Bullock, In wit
The House and Lot, with the anpnrteneu.
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc.
cupied by the said concerns, rs a Store, and
now in The occupancy of Mckee & Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately IN
the rear of the one last mentioned, and now
Tpccupied by Landlord & Vedder.
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and made
known on application to the subscriber, who
will convey 10 the purchaser or purchaser.
such title as is vested in him by the deeds o
trust aforesaid. aud no other.
CHiSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. 81. ts3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
Long Angio. AItrinn ItD9L.

Long DHgto- 4htfliD UD1i.
The British Society Tor tine encouragement
OF arts, manufactures and c ommerce, have n
warded a premium to Charles Calls Western,
Esq. NJ. = Tor a specimen of long inr Anglo.
Marine Wool. 2
~ n CO nmunication 10 the Society. ME-
Western 'hus describes n sample Of tins wool :
- the wool will be OF three years growth mex
clipping time took u of this morning from
the hacks OF two wethrr sheep. ] drew IL from
the sein with quite as much difficulty. as if It
had been Of one years growth, and with rs much
pain 10 the animals, You will observe the
strength and ~elaqticiiy offhe wool, aud the i'm
possibility of discovering any difference IN each
successive years growth. ! estimate the weight
Of one fleece at 25Ibs. the one at % or 30lbs.
10 the grease.
The food of the sheep has been according TO
the season, iares, aud clover, green grass, hay,
turn ips, m~angel-wnrtseI, and oats. Weight OF
the sheep alive. 249 lbs. ; another 241 lbs.
dead one i5S lbs. the other l49,
| am more and more convinced. I am right in
the object al which aim. that OF grow
ing long fine, strong, Merino wool for c%ombins
I am satisfied II is Practicable, that the farmer
who applies his attention apd skill TO this sub
iect, VIII fnd an adequate return In the sale OF
wool and mutton.
Mr. Western says in a subsequent commune
cation
Tho principal objectthat J bod in view was
80 MAKE known the curious fact, that the animal
(Anelo-Merlnn sheep Will carry its fleece in all
strength aud beauty three years. ! have pro-
,uced the article such aS was never srrn or con.
trmplated b. fore, most people supposiug thai
sheep shed their fleece every year.
lido not propose the wool should he more than
two year's growth which would require one
years cutting.
The sheep should be wfthets. and put up n
about 10 of Is months old
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

I tnsiead Of quarclling with the +" American
system and The tariff. II serns 10 me. that the
interest efihe southern states is TO ,ake advau
,age of the benefits which the, a,e supposed :
offer to American manufacturer, aud l., lhtro.
ducing machinery, aud employing human lebo'
TO assist II. AZ the lbs rate ~ whlrh. aeeordinr
to Mr.. Joors, can be there obia,nrd. those
states may undei sell thu manufacturers OF
Great Britain, AS much as he latter can nj pre-
sent, undersen those ofihe eastern states.
A competition Qn this suhirci between the
d'1rrent states, would benefit our common
country. aud be . lsudable strife avery df
lcrens one from ihat winch result. rom the
defamation OF Virulent aud ~factious politicians.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
POETRY.
From NE ReHrmber Ne, for 1929.
CONTEMPLATION.

A#aieF
" They are oil M the ,nnumefnbIa stars
And noh their place IN Heaven. NJ, eyes Laye ho.,
SunIIhlnf me neafly depths through which they sprp,
Lake beautiful creations, MI leal 'f''H'
astu sere a now and psiett tgarld.
" aitnF ~ silence for the word OF God
tun,oHhe ! INTO motion. There thoy stand,
Shintng Az ortior, lks a living HYMN
written m Light, awakipp al I'm b,c,,h
~ the celestial dawn, aud praisinc Him
VINO made theln, with the harmony orsplcros.
! would had an angels ear 10 lsi
iIa' nrlody ] would that I might font
p ~ That honildiest element, aud tcri
Us thVishthR vibrations, ike q palsr
n'dtlne ~ heavtnt My spint Is athirsi
or muslc-rafer music would La,bs
NV SOU IN a sefcner atmosphere
nan this' long 10 minKIs with the Hork
,ed ny the " living waters aud lie down
~ INC - green pastures ofthe better IandI
Wheh wit thou break, dull iellor When ,halI
Stretch onward i9Ff sidfi P " a stsf 4 aP p9 iaalBlP SsalaSg4L
Thus unused Alathe. She was ons To " HON
LIE mad been like the w~itohing of n dream
~ an uiitrouoied sweetness. She was born
va high race, aud laid upon the knro u
Nhh her soft eve putusing listlessiy
me lretted roo1. OF On hlosue Banf,. -
wtaSPed at the tessellatod squares, inwrought
W I'm metals rariously. Her childhood pa.saI
alhe ihcry "a fountains and'precn haunts-
Trying her little feet upon a lawn
VI 'eNht cfenless, and hiding flowers
IN nor sweet bosom, rs II II were far
ANA lsarly altar To crush incense on.
hrf outtl-oh that Wss quernlY, Sho was like
a dream VI poetry that may not he
Nritteh or told, exceeding beautiful
ann SO cahe "nrshippcrs md rank bowed down
NM ptndihed upon her heart. as with a breuta
~ prlde mud bound her forehead gorgeou.ly
WIN dazzling soorn, aud gnpo unto her step,
\ ulalcott a. II she irud the sra,
Aud he promo waves .%unbiddan, lifted her.
ANA so sho grew To wpmnu-her mere look
strong Us n monurchS signet, and her hand
The ambition OF a kingdom,
For all this
Iurn'd her high heart away She had a mind,
noep and immortal, nui it would uot feed
Ia pagcantry. She thirstod for a spring
" a seroner element, and drank
Philosophy, and for n little while
She was allnyed--t,nl, presently, 1t trrntd
Bitlor within her, and her spirit grew
FAINT for undying waters
Thon size tano
TO tho pure fonnt Of God-and IL athirst
NO n'ot'-sa,o when the " fever OF The world"
Ialletli upon her, she win 20 sometimes
Ont IN tho star hight quictners and brca;lto
a holy aspiration after Heaven.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
Asf,.lNptdrsous Coserir.

aNiilNuidEk ubs &oHaiits
Refniag Cid,r To refine cider, aud give ~
n hne anier co'aer the following metiIud Is
tFuch approved OF: INK the whites of SIX
eggs. with a haUdfnl al fine beach sand. washed
clean stir tl.sn we'll together then boil n
quart of molaSsss down a. q candy, aud cool
- by is''T,na in cid =, and put this, together
wan The eggs and srud Into a pa,roi of cider.
AWd mix The whole tugeti,u,. when IL Ia 4xExa
TsNaageh. IL will keep for many years. pierv
Of ifesb hloody meat put into the eask, viii
also reine the cider. aad serse for II to feed
on
A dozen Of sweet apples, sliced Into u cnsk of
cider have been found adynnihR eons. Three
quarts OF good wheat, boiled and hulled, PM IN
to each hogshead, IL is said, improves the liquor,
and prevents its betonnng tart.
To clarity CIDER with isinelass, pour into
each vessel aboutRt pint ofihe %iul4sion Of about
sixty grains of ne most transparent Of this
glue, IN g lulle white vine, (any common sour
wine, or we'll wrought cider, perhaps will do as
well) and rim or river water, stirred well to-
gethof, after being strained through "A linen
cloth. This viscous substance spreads over the
surface OF the liquor, aud carries all the drrgs
with II to the DO tom
A quart OF honey. OF molnsses, and a quart OF
brandy, or other spirits, added 10 II barrel oi ci-
der, will improve the liquor very much, and
Will restore that which has become too fiat aud
insipid. Far. Lab.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

WILL sell from " to 500 acres OF unclcar
"a ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
q"dfic.Soi a mile from New London Academ.
anu thirteen from L,nchLurg. Ii is well adapt.
20 to the culture OF Tobacco and the different
H"l o. grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
."'a Is well "aiercd. aud lies better than any
""t'ti IT'S size IN tins part ofthe country. IL is
= situated as to be entirely exempted from da-
ntas@h ny heavy rams ~ high"water The terr,S
va, be very accommodating saw one, two
''u 'hfee years, upon IA mall payment in hand.
i-a9i'ire OF the sub,etibtr. one mile aud a hal
'nui'i ofNew / ondpf Ai.'%. AUSTIN.
'saa y rau
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
n MD tUR 5ALtD-t wRh 10 s-l' the
valuable tract o iland Iyiig on Otter ri

AND FOR 5sLE~-t wbh 10 set' the
4 valuable tract oi land lyhig on Otter ri
= ahou, four miles from Nakd's Bridge and
,seee rom Wards road, ia<rhell county,
!, contains 656 Acres, hsndsaHaeiy improved,
md IN good repair. The land is OF fine quality,
,ar,,caarly adapted to tobacco. This Land is
r,y,Il watered and nmiercd; and a great deal of
fine tobacco land 10 GU, here a body of 50
ar ~ acres Of low grounds, of good quality, at
,ached 10 II, on the rivcr-rberess Is limestone OF
,oe quality, also, on this land, which has been
,ried also, iron ore, IN grca, abundance, which
h,s L.eu tries, asi proved 10 be of superior
n~uai,,y. The spring convenient 10 the dwelling
- y,ry large, aDordtng a suficiency of water for
=. av,rshor mill. Also, a most delightful seat
"a, a mliI-ih water is OF superior quality.
Thus Land is subject TO a deed in trust, y the OBJ
;.e, !. selling is TO satisfy said deed, after which
,,,a,np done, a good aud bona ide title can be
n,ads. The purchaser may make payment him
saI, 10 he pe, sons who hold The trust deed.
ANY persons Wishing to purchaseor view said
,,nds viii please call on Capt. A. 4. Galloway,
,gho lives Oh SAID lands, or the subscriber, apear
Wa,d Bridge. The terms will he inade al ac-
,nmuraaa,iug AS possible Z; but a bargain c9n be
Rad lar cash. Possession can he had onthe Isl
~ l,uuar, next, and the privilege OF seeding
<his fall 'No'
Aug. %. tf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
WINTER mood COR Cows.

NJ. Chabert, tue director of the Veterinary
school nj Abort, had u number Of cows which
yielded twelve gallons Of milk everyday in his
pub ichiion on the subject, he observes TINT cows
fed IN the win .r upon dry snbstances, give lens
milk han those winch are kept upon y fiesn ~.
e, and aiso that then min Loses much o is
quality. lie publishes tine following recipe, by
the use of which his co"A afforded an equni
quantity and quality Of milk dining the winter
as during the sunId"r / Take ii buahcl of 30.
fHines, break the Nhilst raw, place them in 4
Darrell standing up, putting in excessively II
layer Of potatoes and a layer OF brnn, aud Il
small qvanG.v of yeast in the middle Of the
mass, which is tn be- left thus To fermosi during
the whole week aud when The vlnous trsis has
Verya1.ed the whole mixture, IL IN gwen TO the
COWS. who eat il greedly.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Ingenious substitute tor tobacbo Ppes-The
Matcluppees (ssys Nh. Campbell, IN hs Tray
els in sonth Afrca) dig a hole in the ground IN
the shape . a basiu, IN which they oim, with
their dugers, n round passage, down one side
aud mp the other, II the shape OF an Inverted
bow this they arch over win clay. and I'll up
the holes with earth, leaving open the ends OF
the passage then placing there tobscco (or ra.
Their Wild hemp,) with a lighted cinder at one
end, and putting their mouths close 10 the other
they suck out the smoke.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Aa6SA EN0R RENT--That comfortable
t:i.N. b. two story framed house &c
iss.A which is attached a good gar.
seasGs83zS den, kitchen. meat house, sc.
sc. and Immediately between MIR. VIM
bailey's aud Samuel Watts residences
Possession an be had the LIST December
.Also, for rent. the house immedia ely OPP
posite the Franklin Hotel. and recently oc
cHpied by the subscriber as an office. This
house which has two rooms aud a cellar, Is we'll
calculated for an office ct small grocery. Pos
session can bt had immediately.
For hire, the ensuing year, two first rate car
peters, with good sets OF tools. During m,
absence, applications may be made to Majr. Col
lin Backner. GEO. WHIILOCkE.
Nov l3. tso7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

JUST RECEIVED. by Thomas J. Duval,
eS asupply of Linseed Oil, Spts. Turpentine,
" hite Lead. superior Salad Oil, Aiaccaba
Snuff loose and in bottles, and a number OF o.
Their articles in his line. which he will setlat the
lowest cash prices. Nav l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
English Cloths and Cassimeres

Ma h invite particularly the attention., mol
only OF our CUSTOMERS, but Of the puo-
lie generally, TO our pressed assortment OF
Cloths and Cdssimeres,
Our late supplies in THIS line, are such rs we
leeI nles sure IN recommend &, as they sur
,ass in fabric aud beauty OF shades any
Inn, we have ever heretofore offered. A.
mone those recently received, are blue, black
brown, olive, clare,, aud steel mlsed C'oths,
double and single milled Cass'meles, similar
eoIors, aud several pieces fine and super hue
double milled drab CoatingA With respectto
quality aud variety of colorsf the above as
sor,nen,, we believe, is calculated 10 give e..
ners, satisfaction; prices, too, more moderate
,nan ever. Purchasers are respectfully re.
.,,rstej TO call. DAVID a. RO. KYLE.
Nov Ia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

wE as. JOIN ToMPKINS from Richmond
M i. DESTROYS 10 obtain a few young Ia
dies ms i,onrdsrs. To such as wish IL She will
give Instructions in MUSIC.
Parents and guardians, emit msting their
children or war0sto her care, may rely or the
strieiest attention being paid 10 their morals
and comfort.
5 Lynchburg Nov. g. IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

KN XCHANGE.-Drafs on Boston, New
~ York, Pnifade ptis, Baltimore, Wash
ington City aud Richmond, for sale. and in
sums 10 suit purchasers, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of b. w. HEWSON,
Successor 10 s. g. NJ. ALLEN 81 Co
Oct. 30.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

The Gastric Jpics,-Dyspepsia. according to
the famous Abernrihy, Is caused by a TOO fee
use OF liquids whereby the gastric JUICE i, SO
much diluted that It cannot perform Us dlssol-
vent duties. Therefore, says Mr.. Abefnethy. the
dyspepilc must not drink when he eats. But u
belfast physician. Doctor Cormack. knocks the
gastric. JUICE theory On the head. lie sia,e,, on
the authority Of numerous experiments that the
wonderful dlss"lvent property OF the gastric.
puioe is a complete %hnmbug. He says, = he gag
tic juice has no dissolven' p0"rrs atall, al least
not more than what IS possessed by any other
"aroiy and mucIiaeti"ii, secretion. IL Is only
secreted after the drgiuiltIon OF food, and 80 fai
from being designed for digestive purposes,
there is no evidence To prove that II is secreIed
in larger quantities. tiIan sntice 10 lubficGie the
coats of the stomach ia common with those OF
any other siscds. and prevent the adhesion OF
the food.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
CASH FOR WHEAT

TNHE subscriber will give the highes, cash
p,icr .or Wheat, delivered either AT IN.
Black Water or the l.ynrf,tufg Mills.
PDNSoS s. WHITE.
nov. T. t..s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
CASH FOR

WNTE viii give the highes, cash price for
w WHEAT, delivered ut The Lynchbura
Mills. SMITH & DAGWELL.
August Z. 1857
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
MORE NOVELTIES,

VI W.
Partisan Gauzes, Tor parties
lirsss and cambria Batistis
Granadlne silks, "A new arhc!ei
Best blk. Gro de Maple Silks -
Beautiful plaid Glnghams
Bo,binet Wells, very cheap
Thread cambria hdkts. n bargain.
ALI f which will be sold as low as our Gus
toners ceuld wish them.
M'wEE ROBINSON s. Co,
Iuue go
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Peas soaked one or Two hours in water, blood
warm, before planting will come up sooner. and
the bugs which are frequently ia them will IheI-
by be destroyed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Aduice.-A nobleman in Ayrshire, has the
following very proper advtcr placed over his
kitchen FIRE, in large letters Neiiher taste nor
Uanf.p
sir Walrei Scott has placed the same usefH'
ADVICE over ihr same place, in his kitchen al
Ahbotsiofd, bni i,as etlopted tie mole cmpla
tic ADD classical words ei Miss i~dse~orth
- iRrste E9,, Wrq' M -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

For 81 per aasas', Ps, apis IN adsanceENo sub
s,nsr viii be discontinued qua nj The discretion
hff,s. Elitarsl until all arrearsees arc paid.
- Aayertiscmeats will be inserted al so cents 20,
e,sle fors iestl ,As hrs' time and ~ is eeals ior each
~. no III n Insertion, OF the payment assumed by
lf,sss resp snsibls personia Lyuehbure.
rvt,b,ncery Orders not exceeding tvo squares are in
- far six dollars.
N Alllsuers adlresscdao tho EdEsrs must be poss
ar t,ss will mol be atsended To-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Nh ATRASS MAkTNG.--The
1sA subscriber. at the lower end OF main
street, IN addition tohis Rope and Irvine maxi
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article fQr sunIEier-and
would be thankful Tor amy JOB in thai way,
which shall be done with u,atness and despatch,
ana ON very reasonable termcs.
j. II. ECIiOLS.
May ] 1869.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

are SupefIlne Hats, h'ahuIacIuttd fTon
the fur OF the Rocky Mountain. Missouri. Grand
River, aud Canada B~eaver.-Also. Hats made
Of Canada Muskra,, raw and caroited Russia.
Vicunia and Neuter Furs, red Won, &c. In al.
dition TO which he keeps constantly on hand an
extensive assortment Of Hats, including elegant
Military Hats, manufactured by hrnself-the
Materials and Workmanship OF which are war.
ran'ed not to be surpassed in this part of the
country.
He has likewise on hand, a general assert
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
HATSana NAT'TERS'
MATERIALS

IN He Subscriberhas
just received from
New York, a splendid
assort,nen, OF new Hats.
made in the latest fash
ions, OF excellent Work.
manship and best Ma.
terials which
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

THURSDAY, Dec. II.
Reports were made from s,n,diug committees
OF The House by Mes,rs. Gordon. Hliic OF Ro1lt
bridge, Hill, Rutherford, Ynnc.y.
Petitions were present d by Messrs. Willis,
Dingr's. Pack, Rutherford, Chiffon, Pearls, Al
len Of Lee. Smlt, Of Ken. O'Ferrel, tizlugh Of
taltiaS, braslon. Chiffon, Linn.
Nj. Goodr from ihe Joint Committee appoint
ed 10 wal, On the Cove MOI elect. reported ihr
following address TO and answer fro,s Nh
Giles
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

I,,m5sy Trade Of the a'teghany-Thc Warren Gazette
estimates that the be sufficiently high, J00JoU0O
feet of boards viii descend he Allegheny tins sprs This
Moold make raft 81 miles long, course deep, would
extend $40 miles surprising the boards foot wde and
placing them singy, they would extend $500 niles. which
would reach 10 NcwQ Orleans, thence New Yo, Alban,
Buffalo, and home to Warren, and leave overhs suf
fc,ent to reach from New-york 10 London Allowing
men to 100 OOO feet boards will require $500 60
them TO market Al Sc per 1000 they will bring S500,009.
Shingles So are TIMBER logs, tanbark, &C worth 500
600 il is supposed, may also be sent to market during the
season by the river making aggregate for lumb-r OF
S4OOOOO-a sum sufficient to make steamboat navigation
fom pitsburg 10 Warren from Warren to Lake Ere
Piasturg .Htr,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
PUBLIC SALE.

EvTI be sold Oh 5h day, the 18Th day IF .'foy, at to
wv store Of PERRY STEWARD, dec in Market street
ear the Academy all his stock Of cceres, Consisting q
Sugar Coffee Tea, Tobacco. Earlhenware and general
assortmcn, Of & occres Also, the Scales. Weights. Nee
sures and Fixtures in said Sale 10 commence
10 o'clock on said day, and c"n'oss will be made known
by MARGAREt JOHNSON. .3an's'
CYRUS LANEORN .3dny
May Z, 1923. 60
N b The Store lately occupied by Perry Ssesvard, dee
will be rented FIR the uncxpi' ed term. Appl, as above
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
NOTICE.

vVvHE Subscriber intends shortly make tour hrougb
4 Delaware ard part of Maryland TOR the purpose Of
Collecting the due TO A. & II. WILSON. Those
indebted The FIRM, earnestly requested to be pres
pared for the call. ALBERT WILSON.
NAV 9 So
The Subscribers the ne'a,sue Par,ct, informed
that Albert Wlaon, authorized to receive pay ments tor
subscr rtious to it, j. + CLEMENT.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

We arc inclined to believe that the journal does
not mean to press the Burr story any further -
Indeed the Adams presses generally seem 10 be
aware that it viii not take and the plan upon
which it was intended to ipsnuate it into the
minds of the people, it is thought will not answer.
Resort must again be had to certificates and ali.
davts.