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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST KEG Ely I'D BY
DAVID * RIO. KYLE.


A IArl OF their Spring aud Sumlhrr assort-
"a ment which includes the following
w:
4 lew pieces extra fine blue & black Cioths
Fine blue, black and fancy coloured do
SUP. fno blue and black Cassimefes
Several pieces fancy cold do sup.
Plain and cut silk Velvet Nesting
English silk Vestings, very sup.
Marsei!les and Florpntine do.
ItHian Lnsiring Crs,aiings
Irish Linens, finest 4 strongest fabrics
lawns and Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Cambrics some OF which are very fine
Sup. blk. Italian Lusrngs
Pls,n and iig'd black Gro de Nap
White fig'd Silks aud Satins
Plain and Fl d Silks and Satins
Walered Silk, of the riches, style
Blue. black, pink and green Fiorences
Hreathe and Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leis5es of every
shade
few eases CaIicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Baragc ScHrls, most splendid article
Barage, silk, aud Gauge Shaw's
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Sept d.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN The clerks office oftby
superior court Of Chancrry for the yuchbug district
the ith day of August, ls2s. Sam IenoE suryl-
ylas partner Of the late lrn of Ere iand and Gies
pit against Sterling e Anderson Jdn'r Of jas hHder-
A0n, decd Ohm b. Goodrich Peter Frauc 60, the said
Sieri4nt {. Anderson IN his own right James T. An
dersoa, Peter A.. Anderson, Henry r. Beaumont ard
Sally rs wife, Iaftha Eailry Adcline Anderson, Ed
Inund + Lee and Susaunuh his " lie, Thos " oodsoa
and Lucy his Wife Sarah p. Alien, Virginia l. Allen,
Amaida : Allen, Jefferson Lindsay Mary f. his if,
Adcliuc Anderson, widow Of Edmund r. Anderson,
deed, James Anderson, infant of the said Edmund
P.Andersor, deed, ard another infant child ofiho sad
Edmund 7. Anderson, dec d defendants.
The defendant Adeline Anderson, widow ofEdmurd
Anderson, decd not having entered her appearance gi-
en- security according the act ct Assembly and the
rules OF tbs court, and ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence that She Is not inhabna of this country
ordered that the said dete adun do appear here on
the tenth day of next term the amended hl
ofthe plaintiff und that copy 81 this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper printed III the town oilynch
burg Tor Two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse in the said town.
81 4 Copy-Teste, JOHN WILLS, G.
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n,t 90

a COMMITTED to the jail OF the Corporation
u of Lynchburg. on the 10th das of June
last, as arunaway, PHiBE..a slave who says she
helongSto James ~ Pieasants. a"d was hired the
present. year to NIlIlamf. Carter, OF the county
ofGnnchIand Said slave mad on when commit
ted a blue striped domestic Coat, pair Of
Shoes, and has an impeachment in her speech. and
appears to be about twenty four Years old. She
is dark mulatto. aud is about 8 feet 3 OF 4 in.
ches high. The owner Of the above slave is de-
sired to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, or she will be dealt
with according to law.
SAMUEL TRANSPORT Jaior.
Sept Z BINS
The Editors of tho Wing will insert the A.
bove for three mouths unless otherwise directed.
aud forward his account 10 this Office for pay
ment.
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rTD,aRY CLAIMS.

.rfasl. entitled In act for tho ftlisfo
~ laia sarriuing Officers aud Soid,sfs q ne
Any efihe Rtroiuitea,r aPproUed 18Th Nay,
.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11
iynchllurg Mills.

YHNHE SUBSCRIBE has rented his old stand, the
n Lynchhurg Wills, and is nov prepared
for the reception of WHEAT, for which he will
give the highest cash Price
He also wants 100000 SLAVES, for flour
barrels, and %, 900 HOOP POLES TO be dtli,,
cred nj the Mill. HUNSON ,. NHi1E
June % ts11
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"a ESeRS. George Eldwall and John BuI
IN lock. and James Bullock surviving part
ne II Hm Cali, John Bullock and James Bul-
elk, late merchants and partners, trading IN
def the irm OF Gait, Bullock 4 Co. John Bull
thCk, surviving rarae Of WIN. Gait, aud John
Bullock, late merchants, trading under the firm
ol CAT and Bullock. aud the said john Bullock
IN his Individual capacty
l AhE NO nee, hat shalt, on the first da y
o the hex term ofthe Superior Court of { ha,ce-
:, tor tae Lvnchbug District, move SAID court
70 amend the decree pronounced by the SAID
court Oh the s6th day OF May, 1927. IN The suit
ten depehd'ne IN said court, wherein | was
pialnIlh. aud y1u were defendants-Ihe amend.
nent which shall so move to have made in said
ueftee, Will be to correct an error therein as To-
ne ahouat OF he principal Of my clam agaius,
toe said George EbIwall The said decree hay-
M been inadvertently and enormously entered
tor the SAID claim as current MONEY. when in
PnHii at TACT the said principal sum WAS deriinp
money DANIEL HlGGlNBO HAM.
H.ff /. tl0GO7
. AL du'i,s # ar. kANDOLPH'S School.
- - ls'cHoIfg, ia young ladies, will b. re-
NaH#.# 80 70. tsi day O. Oct next The terms
rs ss.ara. W..
us. 3alg sga. e -" "'
ala wishing S2n, Sl2O
a.=tsa az ali he English branches 10
French on
=aahlSh q
Drawing OK
Music Department, under the care Of
Hiss Lewis
boarGers viii be charged for the use OF the
PIhno So per session.
Day scholars will be charged the same for
tuition, and two dollars per session for fuel.
deduction will be made for small GIRLS.
boerd and tuition, payable one hali at en-.
rance 'he balance at the expiration of five
| months.
each eoung lady will provide her own he'd
'eo,lns and towel rad 'lo hes bag. aue
book ing all distinctly marked.
Aug II al
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SELLING OFE At PRIME
COST. -
NDPCTS x. BROTH ERS


EyErl. themselves grateful to the public Tor
h the liberal patronage they have met with
since they have opened their establishment IN
this place and nov take this method Of inform
np their customers aud the public ~ general,
thai they are determined to dispose oil Their en-
t,re stool, of goods At ptime coat, "Iih an nlen-
ton Of dlscontnune tbs brauch and they can
ddy say II viii Ice to the interest OF every per
ION 10 call NJ their store previous to purchasing
as their stock CONSISTS ola variety OF gods, ma
nv entirely new aud fashionable patterns
AMONG WHICH AXE
Dry G ods, Gr0criIts, LIqu0fsy fia d"fe,
Ear6ero and Glass Wa,e. Looking Glasses,
Books. Paper Hangings, Clothing, Leghorns,
nc. &c nit of winch will he sold by wholesale
or retail. ut grcnt sacrifice, as we wish 10 close
all our business shortly.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
july IL.
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~ OFFICE viii give fair price for likely
~ Young men, il deiivercdto me any time
between this and the DIST of this month, AT Jas.
C. RIoorman's tavern, in Lynchburg.
RICHARD GARRETT.
Sept. s. ss
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PICKLfNG IA TERfdLS.

Nulmegs lnru4erlc
Mace Cochineai
Gloves blnck and white Mus.
Black and Long Pep 'ard seed,
per lGinger
Cinnamon AlIspce
Just received by 1H0S. J. DUVAL.
u He has also lately received an add
tional supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
OILS, Dye 5tnA-, Brushes, Perlnmery, &c.
witch makes .h,s assortment eqsal % aRy~ev.
err offered in this place.
~ THOS.5. DUVAL.
Aug. II.
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SALAD OIL.

n HAVE received a few dozen bottles very
b superior Salad Oil, suitable for iahl.. use
WALTER H MIDDLETON.
LILY -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

WUSr KECEIVED, by T6omas J, Duyal
90 supply Of Lnseed Oil. Spts. Turpenime,
White Lead. superior Salad Oil, sIaccaba
Snuff loose and in bottles, and a number of o.
Their articles in his line. WHICH he will sell al the
lowest cash prices Nav
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

TrHffs my hand, this - day Of -
'ntH. - me thousand e,eM hundred AID
lgentY eI.hl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

F'Hiiatu nv hand, this - day Of
.a the year one thousand eight hundred and
fuent,.eight.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

UTICA meeting of Protestant Episcopaans of The
borough OF Wilmington and its vicinity was held on
"eanesaay evening last when agreed to form con-
gega'ion 10 be known by the name of f." st. dndrcr,e
Ih@pcN The members hereby notified that after Even
g prayer on wednesday next an election will be held far
choosing "ardens and Vesymen for the ensuing year Cen
era attendance is requested. 80 '0n-
Dec 6, 1928. "ii'oiS' 'ecy
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

We have seen some beautiful specimens of CUT
GLASS, manufactured at the New- Eagland Glass
factory superior in point of workmanship. to articles
OF the kind imported. One in particular, is rich
and beautiful cut glass LAMP SHADE, which, when
attached to the Lamp adds to its beauty and presents
to the eye briliancy of light which surpasses any
thing Of the kind we have heretofore seen.
Boston Eoening Gazette.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06
R4RRLED

On Thursday the 27 u in Philadelphia, by the Rev Tho
mas d nm SOLOMON SHARPE, NJ. d of Chrsana Del
10 Mss CATHERINE MARION HARRIS, of Cecil County
Maryland.
On Thursday last by John Crosgroye Esq Justice of the
Peace for Chester County, JOHN WILSON, 10 JANE TAIL
LEY, both of Newcastle County
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06
a DARKER'S PANACEA :.
Dec. 6, 1928.

BANKERS PANACEA.-Extract of a letter fron, r,
- NEAah' Esq ex,mayor of the city of Alexandra D
olhIln answer 10 your letter of the 10Th inst have -
state that for the last fifteen years. have been afflicted VIII
OF tne Ver and to such degree as to render me-
eu 70 heah' from having taken three bottles of YOUR pana
cea winch not only relieved the pain in the liver but sb
eneo' IN the most surprising MANNER my lungs and gave
'09 9n,,, euE state CHR. NEALE
Inc above truly valuable medicine may be had at J HAIR
LANS Drug and Chemical Store 1856 Market, VIZ llAn
ton. re-, e, "lllnihg-
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DIED

In o@ego Village. N. on the Goth ult. Major HoRA-
ITO ROSS, aged II years. He served during Revolu
onary Struggle; and fought and twice wounded the
battle of Brandywine, at which period he only 20 years
OF age.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

" b EAL EslAIE.-Pubhc Sale-On the 18th inst -,
tne property VIII be sold the following described ca
M eai Estate, late OF John Ferris deceased situate in H.
Borough OF wilmington, and State of Delaware TO vii.
oe tnee story messuage, fronting Market-sree be-
tween Hanover and Broad streets, together with the ot on
wnlch u erected the house % feet front az Got d.
pach the man building piazza, with open Newell so
way, by IA, dining apartment stories high Ia Nv ~
ana kcheh Ia by ii, all built of brick the whole comnlet
ly finished, including the garres which have Gra
The lot is IS feet front by feet inches dentb
from MARKET to Shpley Streets and enclosed ON tbrao So
WIN substantial brick walls; the Brandywine wafer s
Gu n.o Tue YARD he buildings all of brick nearly ne
ana IN complete order Possession given Immediately
one fee story messuage, fronting Shpley he
tween hanover and Broad streets, together with the lt ~
whichlt is erected The house is 10 feet inches in e.
ana 20 ieel ~ inches deph back of the main bnldn i
piazza with open Newell stairway, and kitchen two sto
hgh 10 rect inches by ID feet inches; the whole we'll En-
shed exclusive of the garre The lot about 90 c, =
ana orahge-streets The buildings all of brick in mi
ern style and good order. " ou-
Possession given on the 25th of Sd mo- march, next
e ot OF anu dJonng the property last described 40
lee IN roh on Shpey-seet and extending that width to
the middle distance. On this lot is stone bnlno FUN 81,
RES hgh used stable, and frame carr, oe o1sa i 80
'fo" gwen
AT the same time will be sold the following stocks to wiz
Shares in the Bank of Delaware W.
2 do in the Bank of Wilmington md Rran5yw;n
10 do in the Commercial Bank of Delaware or S
do IN the Wilmington and Kennel Tunpke Conn
". r oniP@@
do in the Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA Turppike Com
ANY. - 'PNe yum
1000 dollars in the Wilmington BOROUGH Loan AZ < n
er annum, redeemable in 1886 f CENT
Conditions will be made known at the time of sale bv
~, Benz BET J' FERR1s Executors.
Wilmington, IL mo 6, 1925. g ..
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SHOPPING.

An American in England went to hear the cele
brated Rowland Hill preach, and heard him tell the
following story in the pulpit
Speaking of patience, he said he would tell lis sto-
ry--l once went into shop where there was a clerk
very plous young man, and while | was there he
was Obliged to haul down goods in piles from the
shelves, and spread them out and then lay them away
| again, and pull down more and all for nothing in
the world but to crafty the curiosity and caprice of
parcel of idle gossipping customers, who didn't
want to buy any thing. But must tell you by the
way, that this practice is very rude and uncivil-
some people don't care how much trouble they give.
They go into shop, and have piece after piece ia
ken down and unrolled-when they don't want to buy
farthng's worth III tell you what, it's very rude
and yeXatlous-Pd have you learn good manRers.--|
Well, seeing how much unnecessary trouble the Young
man was put to, said to him, these people make you
great deal of labor-you must find it very vexatios
to wait on such unreasonable folks. 0 no, he said
does me good it teaches the grace of patience
Ladies who are fond of going shopping, may as
we'll perhaps, read over the good preachers sermon
on patience a second time.
$40
Philosophical Nodesty- notwithstanding the extra
ordinary yet well merted honos that were paid to the
llliistrous Newton. no man could entertain more
humble opinion of the extent Of his discoveries than he
did himself. When Ramsay was one day compliment
ing him on the lights which he had thrown upon
science, lie made the following splendid answer -
g Alas am only like a child picking up pebbles on
the shore Of the great of trurh.''
Wars are to the body polite what drains are to the
individual There times when they may prevent
sudden DEATH but if frequently rcsored to- or long per-
sisted in, they heghten the energies only to hasten the
dissolution
Pedantry head with learned lumber and takes
tut our brains TO make for it.
Beauty in woman like flower in the spring, but virtue
ike the stars of heaven.
mans best fortune his worst, is his WIFE. Beware
low you choose her.
OF all the wild beasts the dangerous slanderer
)f all tame fiaerer
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

An Fnng marking Sheep 'oahom injury to the Wook-
Lgsh writer gives the following Mark on either side of
e os OF the sheep, the initials of the owners name and
me opposite side any number by which he may choose to
~ @ the particular sheep, by of small iron let
mon oil ABOUT an inch long which being dipped in
vi colors mixed with turpentne dry them more read
paced on the part described, and will continue until the
Fnearng season. The process easy and will give the
n6h No pam; The marks cannot be readily obierated
"'" mol The case with tattooing caueriling.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

RM ARSH FOR SALE-Two and a half acre. i p...J.
'l VINE marsh in good condition, for sale cheap Inoure
OF Wtson, or John M Smith If not disposed of If nr
vae SAFE before Saturday the 9th inst will that day be
at O'Clock in the afternoon -''''' 'A''s'
9th Dec 1928.
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h9s orer Stables are bad places for both hay and corn
us'hesc articles, that situation must he more or less i'm
esialed with the eiuva arising from the stable and
g as well from the breath of the horses-tberebv d.
"sne tue nurive qualities of the food and occasonng
0Nglst to the animals that eat it,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
PARKgR' VEGETABLE RENoyATiNo
pANACEA,

Equal 10 Spaim's or any other, and one doter AssPer,
NOR tie cure Of Rheamatism Liosr comPiaint, Omers'
.Nsrenriaf, and Syphiiite Diseases. Likewise, coil-
plants arising from m impure state oftie blood, fu'fo So'e
Throat, and the early stages Of Consumption, &c
Many cases OF Jaundice have been Iadicaiiy, cureu W
Using Only n few bottles. Dyspepsia, or indigestion, Is re-
move ed by It's powerful virtues; and Where Children ae con-
cenred, II Is known 10 be a renal kalde sanitary olefanve,
aud Tor that purpose should be kept IN fhnlhles, 10 NC gwen
in complaints incident 10 the changes Of lie seasons.
Purchasers are requested 10 observe, umt ue Genuine
Medicine has the Proprieior's maine, IN his own Lana VIII
ing, on the laLel Of each bottle, with the words "rnrkeIs
Panacea,' on The seal OF the cork The ial@i represents the
Hydra subdued by Hercules, with a masonic emblem ABOVE
This Is equal 10 any IN use u rs pleasant 70
the uste, and requires NJ alteration In the die'-sp'n'ous
liquors 10 he avoided.
The proprietor Is aware, that for want OF proper ana con
tain information, his medicine may by some persons be rank
ed amongst nostuns vended by numerous empires oil ue
day ; but he has the satisfaction OF knowing, that upon tnl
these opinions will vanish, aud give place 10 co'ivic.oh Oh
lis superior merits. TO pretend that all ana every disease
To which the human constitution ID liable, VIII I've cnfed oy
his medicine, would lie false and absurd IN the extreme, bit
I possesses uncommon efficacy in the relief and cure oi Ger
tain obstinate and violent complaints, and those IN many IN
stances of the most alarming and distressing nature, can ana
haheen fully substantiated.
Certificates and directions, printed IN q pamphlet MN, ac-
company each bottle-priee 81, or $50 per dozen.
REMAINDER !-"PARKER'S MAC ~ equal 10
Swaim's, or any other, and one dollar cheaper.
Orders from my part Of the United Stntes, addressed 10
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 200, North Eightli, tour doors
above Woodsireei, or ATKINSON &
Printers, Phiiade,pliii, will be attended to
J nuary 80.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
NAPOLEON,s BED ROOM.

After Josephine had been divorced
from Napoleon, II is stnted, in a volume
Of memoirs Just published, thst "the EN-
press, retaining for the Emperor an at
tachmcnt approaching to adoration,wo ui
not allow even a chair 10 be disturbed in
his apartment; and, instead Of occupy
ing it herself, preferred being very lndif-
ferently lodged above stars. Every
thing remained exactly in the state as
when the Emperor quilted his cabinet:
Ia book Of history, placed on his bu'
rcau, with the page marked at which he
had left off; the pen with which nc had
been writing, retaining the ink that, a
moment later. might have dictated laws
to Europe; a map of ttIe world, on which
no had been pointing out 10 his conf
danis his projects respecting the coun:
tries the invasion of which he meditated
and which bore marks of his Impotence,
occasioned probably by some silly COM
ment. Josephine alone undertook the
office of dusting what she called 'hls re-
lics;' and she seldom gave any per-
mission to enter the sanctuary. Napo-
leon's Roman bed was without curtains;
his arms were hung on the walls Of the
chamber; and various parts Of male dress
we're scattered wei the furniture. II
seemed as il he we're just about to re-en
ter a place from which he had banished
himself forever
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
Or BRITISH ANTICEPTIC n

For cleansing, whitening and preserving fAe tsetA and gvm.
KTNHE RRITISH A~NTICEpTIC nENTIERIcR xh;e]

For cleansing, whitening and preserving fAe teetA and guws
TIME BRITISH ANTICEPTIC D~ENTIFRICE, which
the present proprietor wishes most particularly TO recon;
mend othe attention Of the public, Is perfectly exempt from all
those acids which 10 general form the basis Of tooth powders In
use, and which, though they may whiten the teeth for
a short time, must inevitably destroy the Enamel by their dele
FERROUS action on hi, beautiful covering Of the teeth. The
consequence is that the Enamel which Is The shield provided by
nature to protect the spongy aud nervous internal structure, &
rapidly coroded by these acid ingredients, become more dir
eoloured than ever and exposes the inner portion o. the too.hto
carries and a rapid and certain decay. BY the use Of thG
British .Antieptic DenfJfiee, in the morning, as occasion msy
require, with a brush moderately hard, and cold water, the ac-
emulation Of Tartar will not only be prevented, but the teeth,
rendered beautifully and permanently uhife, and the gums
restored 10 that freedom from soreness, that hardness and emor-
escence which are the sure tests of their healthy state, and the
best guarantee Of that natural fragrance Of The breath winch caa
never be expected in connection with foul teeth, and ~eorbutic,
unhealthy gums. price so cents a box2
- Prepared from the original Recipe in Ms. Of the late
DR.. w. !. CONWAY, by his immediate successor and the seis
proprietor Il. KIpDER, and sold wholesale by him al his
Counting ROOM, over No. 81, formerly called No. 70) Corner
OF Court and Hanover-streeis, Boston, and retsned by hisspecisl
appointment, together with all tic valuable Medicines as pre-
pared by the late d.: Conway by JOSEPH BALcH, JR.
and JOHN II. MASON & Co. Providence, DIR. A. r.
MOORE Newport, DIR. j. WILLIAMS, Warren, NATHAN
DURFEE, Fall River.
~ Observe that none are genuine without The written siRpa-
ture Of I. KIDDER, on the outside printed wrapper.
Q'A large discount made to those who buy 10 sell again. y
Ot. 20. Il