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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-03

" l., county cpuu Campbell, cntffed up
At the las March term, III the care OF crlnsys
Ogcsby, the UNDERSIGNED, Comm,ssoner ap-
pointed Gr that purpose, Will ON Friday, the
llth inst, before the Mark house, inihe town
Of LvnthiuR, proceed IL sell, 10 the highest
bidder, NEGRO MAJ, named Charles, he
property Of Daniel Oglesby Charles ,sa good
coats, shoemaker aud thought b. thoss ~ho
know him well to b. very valuable. The sal"
will b. made on II credit 10 the Isl day Of Janu-
airy, ls29--the purchaser 10 give d negotiable
note with nn approved endolsrr.
MAURICE n. GARLAND,
April 2 SOL Commissioner.
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NEW AcC0MMOD ZION.

4 .t4a, 81 Am st, Nelson and hIbenn,lc,
wti IN future, lcayr Charlottesville, ON Mon.
days aud fr,hays, At A, NJ. and arrive ut
Lynchburg on TUESDAYS and saturdays by 2,
=. NJ. Leave Lynchbure Mondays ~ 3 A. NJ.
and Fridays NJ ~ 4. II. aud arrive ~ Guar
lo,iesv lie on Saturdays and Tuesdays, bV half
after 3 I. NJ. This line Is arranged with the
Northern and southern line al Charlottesville,
and with the Western line At Lynohhurg, which
,utcrsecis the Valley line NJ Salem this IS the
nearest and cheapest route from Washington
Git, TO Lynchburg. The proprietor has pro-
cured comfortable coaches, strong, active hol-
scs, careful drivers, and will spare 40 pans 10
please Ga this route there is no might travel
ling.
Fare from Lynchhure % Washington, by This
rnnte Is onlt Sl4 80
From Lynchburg 10 Charlottesville. - 90
Til PROPRIETOR
ANN 3 oil
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REVIEW
INSPECTED

The past week 2l7 binds passed tobacco 67
hhds refused total 3lI
InsppctIons 'o7 and %
No = No. X. On hand for insp. Stock
April 1897 4b76 9s7 lo93 lsl6
1928, 25lO DOL 1919 100
We ave seen no material change IN our mn
k,t the past week, common tobacco seems TO b.
getting dun, and the price shade lower Flu
is scarce and sells from 80 10 ~S A crop of
iour hogsheads sold this week at AN average OF
~
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"a OFFICE. --pW suautio ne pro,isionsof
" o trust decd. mndr Ia the subscribers. by
john n. Rs'se Hnd Viz, d n1ing date ~ the
dss Of iRoi, mddul feeadcd IN tn clerks
alice Of tha county ee.ssfsaf Amherst ~ esf-
tam purposes thereiis EXPRESSED We, lie 1ebs
snhAets vii, % The 2elh day Of April next sell,
TO the highest bidder, ior oash. (Wtihunl trsefyel
al Nelson o"u House II being the day ofths
Nelson clectoh-- fsIo nrgtoIn a. Joe q ,AbfWp
,sne ot"hieh = n good carpenter, bi1ng Rbe IL
etset aud finish . hnl ding him Elf, the nftef m
eseol1'n' sn"ye'. bill very like y, nlsp Ds,y
bis "lte all hen children, The proprft, OF inc
snd john \, Rose. Acting as tiasl..a, We shall
eeefrt n" eihrf ar further title than Is g.sied
IN rs by the deed aforesaid but We believe Tat
TO be "nquesIiohab5 good.
JOHN +. COBBS,
JAS. $. Penn
Aptj z. wids5l
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TIE Ag!EgEl.

To conclude with the much admired farce of the
TURNPIKE GATE.
Crack, with songs, Mr.. Pennington
Peggy, Mrs BE conf.
Doors to open at T. and curtain TO rise at 8
O'Clock, precisely.
Tickets, Box and Phi, 81 Gallery, 80 cents !
chi drcn, under IL years Of age, halt price to
be had at the principal Hotels, ~ the Il ok
stores OF Me #srs. A. X. North and {. a. With
ers, al the Vngnan office, and at the box Office
Of the Theatre
u N. b The Bars of the Theatre will he
rented TO the highest bidder, 1t O'Clock, this
morning. 4pri3 3.
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VAR. cor. POWELL,-As.

MIR. COR. pow ELL,-Asyoo
IVn are npl a res dem al tiI SLATE, we lake
this method ni Notifying YOU thai WE shall, on
Tucsdny the 18Th day of May next At the finnh-
lin tioiel, ., the town OF Ls nchburg, proceed 10
take the dispositions Of john :, bla'r, SAMUEL
W Christian, John Shepherd aud Others, 10 he
read as evidence on the ifiHl OF n snii now de-
pending aud undetermined ~ the superior court
Of Chancery for the Lynehburg District, where
IN we are plaintifIs and YOU aud Arcn ,bald RO-
bertson, ac.ug execution Of James NJ BIowt,,
dec are defendants.
ID. s. d. uIGGlNBOTHAM, X Co.
April 3. tloMbl
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nnarTARy

Departed shs lie on Thursday ihe 9th nli
In If 6lth sear Of bet age Ms Eijehbsh Read,
aiie 81 Capt Sam. Read Of Bedford. afIeI ins
gerne disease five months IN wh.eh size boie
the severity 9fpain With all The 0rekpcss AL
humility 81 Christina resignation Ihs truly
eslunsi.e laes had been f,r many years a pre-
f-sso' ol the Religion nfthiisi. whose prec,pls
she eYeInpifcd IN her hir. aud whose romtufs
and CONSIDERATIONS she experienced in her hcnih
Possessing the kiud nd amiahe qualities which
adafn the character on wiie. a uuthef. y mr.
liess and ntls hhour, she was greatly a3eared
20 nil her ae1u uiancrs. she WA par icniady
remarkable IT, pianness and ffaakuess, fpr b.
nevolence aud hutnaafly, tar Hen uftt eftcnpei
aud lib"falHe nf sentiment Al and disguise
we're nbsanie strangers To hrr. aud - WIS
Impossible 10 know her with ~ rema6 king ~
Ter very eoant ntnee. aud sapilte IN all her
actions, The substenial luig ian Virtues OF sun
plieliy aId purlity. o. Integrity, truth and
charity. Rl4sscdWith au nhuud tuce Il tle
god thingz Of Ibis If. de eAbihi',ei no AIR.
gance fpf4a4' nor sgnlt, al ostniafinl, and
showed tia shv was fieh onls Is IT. kiulness
OF her hospitality an ID, extent q. h. bchea-
cence Bus sfr is gene 10 hsr rast 10 W. ar
told in thai ssaspei winch was the guds OF her
lite AID The support 81 her 4 ath tha blessed
are thu deadssho ii ia thc Lerli ihHe irst h,.n
their Il bous and theii works do follow thcm.'
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"a UI94 E.- All persons concerned ara
{ ben ely mini med ihai the unde,ipntd have
HaH'ttf*d 10 ths"fll pabntf Of Amherst ali
The Debt. AID dffrfs due Of beIongin T. the lsis
firm ofGali Bnila,k To- ,he p,tpose OF teases
ton. h sala ~ mtls H. thr fpni tiflfpe,.t ~ the
hshets 81 aid toneefn---ns pcfsons nit hi,.i -
sald firm afr hesby directed anti rlquptd 10
make laYmeni - mr. saHd Dsbntt. - he aiooe
Is aniliots,d 10 eillettih, d. 4 do to The ssid
firm. JOHN blJsio' n,
' Wm. ,,h aaIAN' Esnofw Cali. dec.
April 3. gn6l
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Cases cured by Swaim's crlcbra-
ted Panatea.
2sS Bottles of WI ich the suLscri.
her has lust received.

j
gnHE following testimonials, translated
- from The original Spanish, III relation To
som" extraordinary effects produce ~ Tho
ibsenn b, SW AIMS PANAtEA. are dren-
ri of ~ ircnl interest To claim portion of
public attention.
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernuco Gouzalez dpi While, NJ. D,
I Ihlc Prntrssor OF Mcdleine and Surgery.
Lscnuet ol outgc9 ia the hoynl and FoGiid-
cal nivefstv oi 81. Jerome at ibt ilstEnbs
Member oil the Royhl Patriotic Society oitbr
" Furuds OF the Country &c
hereby cerlny HAT have used tie meii-
enc known b, the nomt 81 =" Strains Penn
csn, and have Obtained very ,rod results
from lis application, having cured ipo pitt.
cuts in WHOM the disorder Is ould not yield tp
the best curative remedies One eas snfef-
M with Chrome Hopes, aud The Other
with VeGefial ulcers, complicated with RO-
uofrhu,a II ioue standing. lie iointpr lad
10 tnkc FIVE hotties, the latter dN. Tie other
casrs IN which lam now using II, are carci-
nomatons ulcers and though the phlent
are mol yti cured, they experience howeyst
erehi relict, The ulcers M pursle more ffer.
ly, without extending ~ qolcdy ss they did
before The medicine vast taken, This IS nli 4
can At present slal. ond ! am hnppy 10 be a
bic 10 contribute or my phrt 10 cophrm ihs
good effects OF mis- valuable discovery.
Frgpail3o Gonzales dsi " nj. D. 4Tc.
Ilavsns, Oct Is, 1877.
COPY
Coasplnr 1gentg Dfht t7rlrd Stdies,
l. the undersigned, Vice Consular Agent ot
the United States for the ely oil Havana ard
It's dependencies, DO hereby certify, ihripco-
tor Don Fernando GpLzair2 del Vale sub"
scrlber 10 ihp foregoing Document, is ply
scihn OF the greatest rrspt clHb'iity, residing
in this city, 10 ne well known, and TO whose
alieslation as such, full faith and credit ought
10 be given.
In testimony whereof, ihaYe hereunto SET
ny hnnd. md affixed the seal ol my Office at
Havana, this sixteenth day ol October in the
year OF our Lord one thonsarid eight hundred
aud twenty seven. and OF The Independence
OF the United States, The htiJ-src"nd.
(sieued) Vincent Gray.
The subscriber who was lately appointed
the agent for the sale of SWANS celebrated
Panacea, has for sale al the proprietors prl-
ces | wo Hundred aad eighiy-eehi bo'Ieso OK
tn" panacna. The above statement olthe
great efficacy OF tire Panacca IN several very
different cases, MS certified 10 hF The Snnsrlar
Agent Of the United States Tor The city OF Ha-
vana and lie dependencies, adds very great
additional rrooi OF The eXefeflHe hsph'ness
OF Il" REMEDY. ton ~ a'H''r0'
L. 3m
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YnsOE RENT.--A stable IN reaI thi' ot'
| IA fec March -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-03
AElElENeS

90 WiTN'S Genuine PANfCEA mil POT.
~ TIERS CITHCLIG0E jqs, receired by
THOMAS J. DUV.AL.
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ghHE following testimonials, translated
- from The original Spanish, IN relation To
fone extraordinary effects produce At The
libvenn. b, SWAIhrS PANAtEA. are deem
ri Of fiicienl interest to claim portion of
public attention.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-13

~A PreIeM. We yesterday received q
present OF eight quarts Of fine Black berries,
from friend in Cranst0n, for which no will
accept our thanks. We wo I'D also nforn oil
of our friends, who intend to favour us with
like civilnies.ihat we can be found at our Office
every day (s1cepl Sunday from Q. A. NJ. until
7.P NJ.
Anoiher-wc had but just finished noticing
tho above present when we wero called upon by
Mr.. Ashton with bottle of his Liquid Black
ing. recently invented. with q request to try
'ts qualities. We shall comply with his re.
quest and five find it good, notice 1t hereafter.
This making presents to Us, 10 an excellent
practice, il makes one feel 90 happy to be no.
tiUsd.
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.laxa lin. 1As dyiat SsSsxs = ~ nssss-
abis captive savsgss Will ssiii disturb bis rs.,
and echo through the land. The people will
ssLI rsmsmbcr the violated constitution and
the threatened naming Of . United States
Senator No! the DARK record Of Andrew
JAckson's u,,sdeeds es.Hot bs washed white
by hw osten'stious dsvotions and crocodile
tsass ef repnnts0cs. Cuns,ns hypocrisy will
No, help him IN this hoar Of need He must
stand bsfore the nation aud be judged by biz
sc's. He may, IL no thinks It will help his
sicciion, enrol his nsme in the church of HE
sIsc,sesssriag chaplain and do hu best 10 de-
eeivs the people. all will not avail him. His
ehsvs~rer 10 fred-as his JaIe. he ~ill nep
or bs President Of the United States, no, NV
IA! IL. Pariizans n.Ay laugh, a. they have
laughed, At the confidence good men place in
an overuling Prov idenre. but did not that
same good Providence, in whom our pilgrim
fAihsns snd our sevolu, sonasy fathers put their
trust bear shrm ssfely through much greater
trials and dsngsrs' The friends Of the Admin
issration trust not alone 10 Providence; they
have soYDJ he ads and resoiutc hearts, and an
mates by . eoDsc,o"s"ess that their cause 10
ist. they sciH uss all proper means 10 CON.
n'ana success, and success they riH have, as
sure ~ that the hfs Of the President shall he
spared till the day ofirial. NJ II. Journal
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-13

G-tMR. ARcHER.-No stock actor aver
acquired the good will of the Providence audi.
ence in so short a time rs Mr. Archer no ac-
tor ever was more entitled to the applause OF
the lovers Of the drama. Since he has been
with US, his whole attention has been directed
to his professionally the heavy business of
Tragedy,as well as Comedy, has dsvolved upon
hun; he has played almost every night, and
most generally in both play and farce; his
whole aim. on all occasions, appears to be d.
rected TO one object; vz.-to please the pub
lie, and in that he has succeeded.
As an actor we consider Mr.. Archer superi-
or to many The gentlemen Of the profession
who traverse the country and offer them
selves as stars of the fire, magnitude--to such
distinction, lift may be called distinction,
Mr.. Archer does not aspire his ambition is to
be useful in regular company. an ambition
highly commendable.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Archer takes his
benefit, in tho chara cter Of Octavian, in Cole
mans excellent play Of the Mountainesrs. A
new melo drama called the "Watch Word,
or the Quito Ga.e," will be produced for the
first time in this country, with variety Of ther
entertainments when we trust that Mr. Archer,
who is highly esteemed as an actor and gen.
tleman, will have no cause to complain of a
want Of patronage.
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On that sod. which ~ss their sole birskrisL'.
against tie Innovations of the invader! Gould
nothing satisfy the proud eonqueror aher he
had vsnquished his Zoe and scattered them
after every objeci was accomplished. which
the nature Of the case cou!1 require, but to
search them 0ut in their hiding places. and in
cold blood massacre them, when they were
not making the least show OF resistance! II
this be tho beastcd huo.onity of the Military
Chiefiso, then was Nero a very honourable,
humane man, and the s,roliing Arab Of tho
desert 10 sB,itled to come ia for his share OF
praise. from tho philanthropisis Of this coun.
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s7-Mose, sWa.r = the Lw. Evidence has

a7- Moses ssOasr the yt~. Evidence has
been communicated to gentlemen Of this town,
(since the transactions Of this scoundrel were
exposed,) which clearly shows that his first
depIedaiions upon society were not commit
ted in this state. Persons in N. York and Bal
timore have been made TO suffer by his ros.
calify; and from the examination OF the proofs
we have no bestancy in pronouncing him one
Of the most accomplished villains which ever
disgraced society His long beard and
tunic dress, conceals the deep laid plans of the
secret villain he cheats and swindes the poor
ns well as the rich; and it becomes the du-
~ of every good citizen to deiec, and pun
ish him, # possible.
The last accounts which we have Of Swatz,
ho had, or was about TO visit the Western
States, and we hope the editors Of the papers
IA that section Of the country, will caution the
public to be on their guard against his vii
lianly. Swindling is his profession.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-13

% Mr.. GooDELL in his last paper devoted
six or seven articles 10 our benefit. We shall
read them in the course of few days, as soon
as tho weather becomes cooler.
~ The first Light Infantry Company. Cap
tain S'mson, will leave town. this day for Now
port. They will enCamp near the windmills
at tho north section ofth town.
a. Coal MINE.-W learn from the Amer
lean, that Goa! Mine is about to be opened
in the town Of Cumberland, by a company Of
gentlemen Of this town.
We learn that Temperance Meeting will
be held Tomorrow evening, at the ves,ry of
the FIRST Baptist Meeting House, at half past
o'clock.
We received yesterday from friend at Col
umbia, s. c. an Grafton delivered in that place
on the l,h Of July last, by ALFRED BYNuM
We have read it with much attention, and
shall favor our readers with some extracts in
our next.
Tho Secretary Of War has left Washington
for his residence IN New York, for the purpose
of removing his family to Washington.
We cannot consent 10 publish he remarks
of"A B." during tho absence Of the editor Of
the American.
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An "eye Witness and no doubt one Of the
party concerned. has drawn up an account oi
the attack on Dr.. Armstrong. 1t is said that
the Dr. in a communication Their IN tho press
had charged the father Of G ilchrst with being
atory. That the party prepared certificate,
rode to Armstrong;. insisted on his signing il,
would hear not word said--,hat they pursued
Armstrong, and beat him as described in his
letter--AIl this is acknowledged in their ac-
count, which on the whole is most "lame and
impo'ent" get of. DR.. Armstrong's statement
is not disproved in a single particular The
deed still stands in all its blackness
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KEsTUcKY.-The last dates which We have
from Kentucky. are to the Sist OF July. Both
parties are straining every nerve to elect their
candidates. Gen. Jackson is visiting the towns
on the 'me ofthe State adjoining Tennessee
exhorting his parlzans to be at their posts. -
letter from gentleman at Louisville, dated
the 3oih of July, to the editors of the Cadet.
says: Mete"Lfe will be elected by majority OF
from 5000 10 5000 votes. The result Of the
election in Louisiana, has had an excellent
efiec, in this State
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YALE CoLLEoE.-Tho unpleasant Difficult
tics which recently happened between tho gov
eminent and students attached TO this ins.iiu-
ticn, have resulted in consequences of an n,-
portsnt chars cter. 1t 10 stated that about one
third Of the students have left, and nppearsn-
| css at present indicate that they will not re-
turn. long circular has boon drawn up by
them. addressed to tho parents and guardian.
Of tho dissffecied, stating tho reasons of the
! course they havo seen cause 10 pursue. The
grievances therein specifod are, that the boa rd
, IN commons was not Of a description to answ or
the Law Of ihv college in that behalf provided,
AID that tho provisions were prepared in such
a manner ast be totally unit for uso. The
circular represents that this evil has repeatedly
been laid before the authority. and alteration
requested without effect. Ono hundred and
thirty four students havo set their names to
this paper, from tho three lower classes, slough
the aggregate on the catalogue presents but
fGt in the whole, 81 Of whom do not board IN
commons, and 50 o,hers arc absent. An at
modated, and the officors~g.ve promises of
seeing every thing properly attended to. so
soon az ths students would return to their duty
and appear in commons at their regular meals
from which many had unlawfaily .bson,ed
themselves. The appearance Of a concerted
rebellion forbade them from treating on the
subject. while things remained in that situa-
| ton.
It would be very improper for us to offer any
suggestion at present. as to tho righteoysness
OF either side Of the cause. but can only express
our hearty regret at this unfortunate occur
renee. in one Of the mos, Aourishing literary
institutions Of Our country. il not Of the world.
We sincerely hope that no ner,inaci'y on the
part Of the students. and no imaginary sanctity
Of inviols BILE dignity on the part Of the govern
msnt, will in'erpose to prevent complete ac-
commodation of oil differences
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-13

Boston. on Saturday last, between Geo. A. Otis,
Jr. the vile ard unprncipled editor of the
Boston Gazette, and a Mr.. Locke, VINO has re
laxy. The attack was commenced BY Otis.
The editor Of The Bulletin in speaking of the
affair, remarks:
"we lad hoped the Gaming mania, like the
Dengue fever, would have confined its rava ees
TO the South, and very much regret its appear
nnce in this city, especially under such a
form"
Such form as Otis is enough to disgust hui
man nature.
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H0RANIrY OF G1N. JAcxsoN. eevs

H0HANIrY OF GxN. Jackson. Sevsra
ieasts given st the late celebration Of cur ma
tionsi independence. ars-hishIy con,plimentar,
to the Gs~sraI. for The "humsnits" he usually
nsnifes,ed towsrds the vsnquishsd, after OBJ
tanning q victory. The following account. from
his own cfieisI letssr, Of the battle at the
Horse Sh"e Bend, may ssrvs TO illustrate how
far he . sssiiIsd to this compliment.
Esspc from cs.. Jsek,oc. ,.,e, 10 Gen. Pnelnsy, Macl
q, lbI+
Detsrnianx 10 extsrminate them (ths
gnliAns) I detached Gen. Coffee. with tho
m"ua.sd men, and early on the morning OF
ysssesday. - cross he river about Two miles
tclsw shs eneanpmcnt, and surround the bend
W such q manner 90 ths, nens of them should
sscspe BY attempting 10 cross ihs RIVER"
lie then dosor, ,bes the result.
''Fsur hundred and fifty ssvsa sers lsft
dead on Ne peainsula, and great number OF
thsm wsrs killed by the hsrsenen in attenpt-
ing 10 cross the river. Il 10 believed not more
fhap ten escaped. we continued to DESTROY
macy Of them who had esacsaled themselves
sndsf the banks Of the river ~nfa scs sceys
yrscspfed By the night. Th1 msrning ps
kiiisi sisfesn scAieA had been concealed
ANpREv JAcKsss."
Whs esq Esd ihs unfsslng seceus6 whsss.
= the as~ hss ehssniclsd one Of his own
ssh;ssssssass, che nest basbsrous ssd savage
shss 10 bs found is the ssnsb efrndian ws,.
6rs.. .ssJ not feel she dsspsss indispi,y for the
xvsse = NJ Sss ssssSi~s, ,~Iss sssssss~s
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Tery candid. The Nashville Republican,
the organ Of Gen. Jackson, speaks ofthe cleo
ton in Louisiana, as follows:
"Louisiana Eiecfions.-Ne have susta ined
Vaterloo defeat in New-Orleans as Col.
Stone says, routed, beaten, and overhrown-
Livingston has lost his election, and the full
Administration Ticket for members Of the Le
gislature prevailed"