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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

The defendant John Mctihee, NOT having entered I7
appearance and gwen security ding the act OF
Assembly aud the rules ofths court, appearing ly
satisfactory evidence TINT he Is not nhaLlant al this
country GA the motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel,
IT'S ordered that the said del John Ghue DO appear
here on the fourth Monday IN August next and
me bil "i the plaintiff; and that copy of this order
De forthwith lhseried m some newspaper printed IN the
town oi LfnrhbGig for two months success si,ely, and
posted al the front door of the courthouse ofthis
ty on two several court days,
copy--Teste GA. WINGFIEIn, DC
dhuf II liu-G
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

sNIltGlAIAh Rues holden IN the Clerks olrcc o
= The superior Court Of ChuuCcry for the lyuchhurg
District the lst day Of June, 1870. john l.. VI God
son admir- with tie Will annexed OF Perrin GIlos,
dec d, aud Susanna Giles, pits INST john Dick
ey, Neon 1larLson, and Jacob ootson and Slrah
hIs wife, detts.
The defendant John Dlckey, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly aud the rules ri tins count, and ii appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he NOT an nhi tni OF
This country Is ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear here on the first day oil The next term aud asvr
The bill OF tie plaintiffs and that copy Of ~ orGer he
forthwith inserted IN some lie" spupcr published III Tic
town OF Lynehburg, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse uthc ,,d
town. AcOpy-Teste, j. WILLS, &C.
At" = w.!mlUl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
Dissolution of Copartnership

'fs'UIUVIUH vi OUpdTIIltFSnIp p.
1NtiE Partnership heretofore existing under
- the firm Of Jones 4 Nc Lean was diss.l
hed on The lsi inst by mutual consent All
persons having claims agains, the firm are re.
qaesied 10 present them, and those indebted 10
make immediate payment TO John Jones, who
settles the business OF the late firm.
JOHN tONES.
WILLIAM Mclean.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

''omes'les o. e'ci. description, and large
supply Of spun Cotton Yarn Of every size, (om
NJ. Z 10 l. inclusi,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Virginia, szAt uIes holden in the clerks office OF
the count court oil Bedford Monday the Lot day
uiJHne, le29.
VIM NJ Glee, pitt az ainst John McGhee David Sauu'
dors, ST. ai.s John ;. Brown, deit>.
In CIIANGERN
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

GSWAIMS PANACEA.-The following affidavit exhibits
~ the powerful efficacy of the Panacea in Chronic Rhe-
nats This extraordinary places in bold relief the
absurd, the infatuated prejudice, the manfesy wicked
and unjust conspiracy Of certain of the faculty in their labos
TO decry this invaluable medicine 1t may perhaps humble
the pride OF Sciences but will advance the interests and re-
eve the sierngs, of mankind to have known that when
the patient had been nearly cured by the introduction by
stealth, OF my medicine, the medical attendants being irno
rant of the agency of the panacea the cure thew have
from such case, delivered clinical lectures and built I'm
theory for the future treatment of Rheumatism; and have
sent their students TO all parts of Union to practise on
Poor Davs he had long pinned and angushed under what is
called regular reanent and under would probably have
descended into the grave but happily for him heard of the
Panacea He took it by stealth, and alive testify to its
almost miraculous effects him.
In former publications have given of Rheutna sn
cured by this medicine, hut knowledge of all those cures
was utterly lost and this OF Davis alone shond
feel entitled to pronounce the Panacea specific that
vaent and painful dsease and the who could the
hardlhood TO deny the either undertake TO
prove this statement, sanctioned by the soemny of an oath
TO be ase or he must attempt demonstrates
and fact, that the waa merely accidental
Ii the decacy Of he patients would permit could pub
ilsh numerous IN hi cy whore the Panacea has been
prscatety and snc sSfy administered, while the attend
ing physicians have watched the progress of the disease pre-
scfbed medicines which TAKEN and finally chuck
led at the ancied triumph VI their skill Such doubt this
statement may be satisfied by calling at my Office where
am prepared TO verify these assertions Were permitted
publish the evidence in my possession would cover certain
gentlemen with confson and ought not to have any COM
puncous vsltngs Of conscience doing for they have
been unparng enemies, negeetg no opportunity of de-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

~ -PArENT-This valuable .dnti-dyseategic
and ofm Aedrne has been used for these years
past and its virtues UNIVERSAL acknowledged by all who
have tired H. 10 be far superior any other medicine ever
employ Tor diseases children subject II is per-
iecily safe, and child will refuse take il. II seldom
las curing Dysentety, Summer Complaint Collie or Cholera
Morbus either grown persons children aud gives aP-
petite to almost all debitaed persons Worms frequently
nest Children aggfavate Their other Diseases and the
chief cause of most cpers bocei compnts, and chrome
and nervous diseases, incident childhood, which are SO
numerous and frequently fatal II is much to be regretted
that most vermtuges injurious and thousands
Of children swept Off, rendered feeble, pale ana
einacated through the first of hfewhich leads on to
pulmonary complaints, Sc. &c. &c.
Worms boing especially apt nfes persons OF debIaea
digestive organs and emHcaed constitutions, much mschei
often done by the ordinary medicines winch general
y consist OF the strongest purgaVes mercas, btefs'
destroy worms but they debtae the stomach, and often
materially inure the general health. SwAIM's VERMIFuEG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
from the bowels without the weakening consequences OF me
stronger pugatives, &c and il has moreover, decided
tendency to vgor, both to the stomach and bowels anu
organs n dgeston-heeby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t is by this means nay
many grown persons have been relieved By its OF d
terent compainsslpposng themselves to be IN dece'
&C. SC. &c.
This medicine arW re6eUe BolceI complaints or Dysen
terry, Bilious COlc, rasing sickness, pam 1redtneSS w
the stomach boeIs Toss Of appetite either IN children or
groao0 PERSONS IN fer hours and seldom tGllS c7
CHILLS md FETER OR FEVER aGUE. No
family ought, oU be arithout al, after trial.
Sold in Wilmington, al M. JOHNSoN'S Drug and .uedf-
cina Store No So Market street, east side, third doop
above the upper market Nov. r.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

WNM ALDRED. Dyer, BrandyDoine Hundred, .Ne'O-
~ castle county, Dek-Continues TO dye the various
coors Silks Satns Woollens und Cotton any pattern
they vii admit of.
VIM ALDRED is thankful for past favos and informs his
Gus omers that ~ consequence of the death of Mr. John
White goods will be received and delivered the Store Of
MIR JAMES BNowN, No. 49, Market street, Wilmington
March 1929 I9-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

DEFECT0RY-The subscriber returns his thanks for the
m "a liberal share of patronage hitherto bestowed on hls
establishment and respectfully informs his and the
public generally that he has removed to the cellar ader
D. WhHes AUCTION Room, in Marketseet bettceen Smiths
indian King Hotel and j. Gardner's Dyy Goods Store
Every exeron will be made to supply of
the best OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, &c His cellar has lust
undergone thorough repair and fitted up in the most
geneel style, and he is endeavor TO rive
satisfaction to his customers he that none who
him with call will be disappointed
JONAS PRESTON
Wilmington, March 2s. 22-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11
Wilmington, March 28.

NEW BooKS.-A. & H. WILSON have Just received
" TIE Dsooned." by the author of Pelham; and
E" Z'Hah'" Tale of the Holy City, These works are
among the most popular of the day. and are highly
ded by the best Reviews
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

n J ROBINSON, formerly of Wilmington respectfully
81 informs his friends in that Borough and the public
generally, that he continues dispense the Fortune
from No. /, arcade, Chesnut street, Philadephia lie
sold combination numbers 3, 81 49, whole ticket, which
drew Prize of $4,000 in the late Delaware and South Caro-
lima Lottery Orders, post paid enclosing the cash. will be
promptly attended to.
Philadelphia, April /. 23-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

a Ii, WILSON have just received a supply Of White
1&s Bonnet Boards, of superior quality Amiess manuac
tue; and also, superfne Blue Hot Pressed other Post
Papers, from the MIL.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

H4'oR RENT-The doceliing part of House No. 4, High
street, (adoning the Subscriber's) II is entirely sep
rate from the Store Possession may be had immediately
Feb. 70, 1929. VIM LARKIN.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11
, GRASS, TLoWER AND HERE SEEDS

a GARDEN, GRASS, FLOWER AND HERB SEEDS
w G. & G. REYNOLDS, No SO, .Narket street-Re
sneculy inform their friends and the public that thew have
Just received from the North and the most confidential seeds
men in the vicinity, selection of the best Seeds which tey
offer wholesale and RETAIL the moderate TERMS
N. B. Canary and other Bird seeds for SALE
FEBRUARY 20, 1879 1S-4tp
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

DOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS of every doscrption
made OF the best materials and according to the latest
ashons for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber al
NOS 70 ana 100 Market street, Wilmington Country 81 ore
keepersw find extensive assortment suitable for their rad
trimmings. LANES M,NE1 'u
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11
April 4, 1929.

"a lTUATloN WANTED.-A young man wishes 10 Obtain
~ situation as Teacher in small school or private fam
ly He teach the usual branches of an English Fdca
iion and the elements of the Latin and Greek Languages
Good references be given for his moral character and
abilities For further particulars, direct a note 10 W. f. at
this office. April A. ga
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

Eg0ARDING.-A few genteel boarders may be accommo-
mD dated at No 1885, Market street.
Wilmington, Feb 1929
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

n EGH RlCHMoND.-Memors of Leigh Richmond. an,
NA thor Of the interesting isiorS of the "Dairvman's
Daughter . for sale by A. Il II. wilson
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02
From the Delaware Gazette, Arril II.
THE MURDERS in SUSSEX.

We stated briefly in our paper of Friday last, some
circumstances respecting most dabollcal course OF
conduct which. for. some years past has been carried
on in Sussex county, III TINS state, the evidences OF
which have Just been brought to light and PROMISED
IN our next number, 10 give further particulars Tins
promise we failed to perform one reason for which
was that family atcton called our attention to the
consideration Of other things, and another that as
me Court was then about commencing IFS session. az
which the animation into the circumstances was to
be nl;e, it would Re better omit saying any thing
further upon the subject until after the trial would be
likely to be ended This we presume is now the case
an although we ignorant the result Of the tr-
al, we proceed to redeem promise so far as we
have 1t i'll our power.
From our correspondents account we gather the
following particulars About ten days previous to his
w"'ting, tenant, who lives the farm where Patty
Cannon and her son-n law, the celebrated Joseph
Johnson, negro trader, lived for many years III North
West Fork Hundred, near the Maryland line, was
poaghing in the field, in place generally covered
with water, and wheie help IF brush has been lay
ing Tor years, when his horse sunk in grave, and on
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02

this crime some years since at Georgetown, and SUI
ered the punishment of the lash and the pllory on
account of it. He is man of some celebrity, hav-
ing, for many years, carried the traffic OF stealing
and selling negroes in which he was aided and IN
struced by the old bag, Patty Cannon, whose daugh-
ter he married. after she lad lost former husband ON
the gaows He continued to reside near his tutor
ess until within few years when reward OF $500
was offered by Mr. Watson, Mayor of Philadelphia,
when having obtained information OF the fact before
any others in his neighborhood, he suddenly decamP
ed and has since been very cautious in suffering hun
self to be seen in that part of the country.
The former husband of Joe's wife was hung for the
murder of negro trader the plan for which is SAID
to have been arranged at her mothers house.
From the circumstances. which have already takea
place. it would appear probable that such deVelope-
ments may be expected to take place as will present
the wretched actors in the of blood which have
taken place the border of our state IN Sussex eoun
ty as successful rivals in depravity of the infamous
Burke, whose bloody deeds and recent execution In
Scotland, have occupied large portion of pub"
lie prints.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02

L. bo,rt.-they had the welfare of us, their
y! ;t, hafore their eyes,--and, without murlnur,
pihoy laid down their lives in the righteous cause
w there no one that loves to wander about Zion,
osnd the flowing brooks beneath, that wash her nal
,l foot and to sing on sacred harps the achieve
.aots of the saints Is there no one warmed Will
M g,ne Of their DEVOTION and touched near the heart
LA their natriotic suferngs that will Irvine laurels
= hei, sacred memory into the sweet numbers OF IN
marital melody? Is the theme not soft enough Tor me
IA oor Of modern taste, or is il too sacred tor the
s,ng Of the bard But why should we call Tor the
n,es yre? Even now, their praises sound from harps
anrelic What these winch are arrayed IN Wiite
rofos and whence come they 2 "These are they,
.nond the choirs Of heaven, "these are they winch
c ont Of great tribulation, and have washed their
rtcs and made them white in the blood OF the Lamb
Therefore are they before the throne OF God, and
.crve him day and night in his temples and he that
.ttotb IN the throne shall dwell among them. Iiey
shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more, helu'e
shall the sun light them, nor any heat. for tile
Lamb which is in the mnast OF the throne, shall ieet.
them, and shall lead them unto living fountains OF W..
crs and God shall wipe away all tears hom tlclt
eyes"
After the execution, Dal2icl and Macduff having
stood for little, glutting their eyes with the effects
l,ir cruelty, or, rather Of the government uhde:
wiirh tley served, Maculf, sadly disappointed at Tie
fiirre Of this attempt to draw Mr. Bruce mic his
i nds s,i3t to l5lzic MIGHT we not try what toi
tue would elicit from the daughter She might hs
o-s obstinate Or the father, moved by her suffering,
might deliver himself up us"
.Fnhfnan maii," replied Dulzel, touched with
comr!nctous ylsi,ings Of nature, "wondst thou Ia!
thy hand on the distracted girl No. will not per
nit it, Let lis find the father as we may. But the
DAUGHTER shall not be touched"
N4clulf being thus rcproycd by one who was noteo
for his infexibe rigor towards the covenanters ieno-
rant siyage crocodile-like he was seemed to iee
slight movement OF shame, and, without resumihp
the subject said to .lalzie, Let 90 and despatch
the prisoners whom the soldiers brought i'll TINS morn
inp."
The corpse Of the martyred youth was LETT hanging
upon tho TIC till evening, when Of me villages
yentured to take it down; and, having dug gave
beah the shade of the elm laid the remains OF inc
son Of their minister in the narrow house.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02
WARNING.

The clock struck eleven. The anxious, terrified,
lonely mother shuddered the sound and with an UNI
conscious energy pressed her poor babe to her heart
while the large tears not without cause, el unbldde
from her swollen, snken eye, and rested on the cheek
of the slumbering innocent. Where then was he who
had sworn to protect them, and by registered IN
heaven had promised unaltered affection for her. He
was an instance could wish without parallel; for
destination had bound him in her chains, and in the
thradom of vice he could not forget that he had boz
som companion signing in his absence for his return,
and in his presence overpowered by the conflicting
emotions accustomed by the recollection of former
times when he was virtues friend, and she the darling
partner of his happiness.
The unfortunate man returned something nebriated,
at late hour, and found his wife senseess on the floor
The shock restored him to himself, though some half
lost half recollected images fitted through his bew-
dered imagination. Sic declared to be in rag
ING fever medical assistance was in vain for the dis
ease was one which battles all skill and in the short
space ola fortnight she died brokea-hearted No muir
muir escaped her lips against the author OF her misery
the DESTROYER of her happiness the of her
timely DEATH Then it was that he fully awoke from
his dream then it was that every unkind word every
ungrateful look thronged back upon him, and harrow
ed up his soul then it was that he uttered the unheard
rroan and poured the bitter tear-more deep, more
bitter, because unheard and unavailing.
Is there one now who is just beginning the career
of vice and folly unaware of the misery he is bringing
upon himself and all connected with him let him read
this and pause for it is only the mmutabe basis of
virtue that we found our Actions if we wish them
to he pleasing the sight of fellow-men, and &C
ceptabe to our Creator
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02

The Boston Free Press has the following postscript
The Smyrna Morgan.-By the politeness of Cap
tam Clifford of the brig Palestine, from Smyrna, we
are favored with the following Certificate from the
person in Smyrna said by MIR Buckingham and 9TH
ers to be William Morgan:
This may certify that / am not the man that was
drowned in Lake Erie was born at Montreal, in
Upper Canada, was bad Christian, and became
Turk. lam JAMES PITCHER.
Smyrna, Dec. 10, 1898. Nicknamed Morgan"
We think this man must be bad Turk, as well as
bad Christian, or he would not certify that he was
born in Montreal, in Upper Canada.
~ Y. Conn., Adp.
-1e@em-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

Gp.xn LODGE OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
A, the asnIol comm DicaIiop ot hr
Grand .odpe of the D,s,r,c OF Columbia, held
a the Central Masonic Hall, in he city oil
Washington, on Tuesd'v, the Sd dav ct NJ
yembrr. 1929, A. l. $500, a. ID 1929, th'
fol,owinp officers were chosen, TO S rye ioI one
year firm s. Johns dav mex viz:
John n. Aloulde,, Of No, 10, NJ. w. Grand
Master.
jain B Hamma,, Of No. 8, r. w. Deputy
Grand Ma.'rr. -,
Georg. w Ha',er, of No. S, K. w, Grand
Senior Warden
pharez rhroop, of No. 8, R. w Grand Ju'
nior Warden
William Kerr, Jr. OF No. 9, r., w. Grand
Stcrtsry. -,
William Hayman, Of No S, R. W. Grand
Treasurer.
" illiar Bussard, Of No. S, Grand Visitor
aad Lecturer
Rev. BIO. Walla c, Of Georgetown, Grand
Chaplain
lev, Hurdle, Of No. Q Grand Se"ior Deacon
Jamess A. Kennedy OF y" Grand junior
Deacon
Jeremiah Elkips, Of No. Grand Marshal
William Marin, Of No. s, Grand Sword
Bearer.
Joui, F Smith, Of No. 7. Grand Pursuivant
rhoma, Shields, OF No. /, Gra'd Steward
anu au.,,. WILLIAM LAMBERT,
N.vs Grad Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Fashionable Tailoring .

Holm S. EMtR. o. respectfully informs his Gus.
~ and The public generally, that he has just
received from New York, at his shop near the Franklin
House Hotel,
The Latest FALL FASHIONS for Gen.
temen's Clothing, nhch will enable him TO have the
work of those who may favor him with preference e.
ecuted in the most fashionable style, and which he is
determined shall be unsurpassed fer correctness Of cut
ting and ncaness and durability of workmanship, and
he hopes by having his work properly an promptly
executed, to give general satisfaction, and insure ac"
tinuance of the patronage which he has heretofore re-
oeived-
strangers and others, DESTROYS of having their work
satisfactorily made up, are PARTICULAR solicited to Call
and view the fashions and ascertain his prices, which
shall be reasonable.
He has on hand excellent assortm nj Of TRIM
sISGs which he will furnish at reasonable prices 10
they can be purchased in the town.
Us having been appointed the agent OF n 4.
F. Saluezs patent rules and squares together with the
fashions, informs those who have subscribed for the
fashions, that they be supplied at his shop with tho
rules and tie latest improvement, cuttingHe has
on hand few dozen first quality inch measures painted
both sides.
Any person DESTROYS Of acquiring the art of cutting
from this rule be instructed, al my shop, on the
shores notice; and am authorized to state, BY Mr..
Saeu, z thar there other person in the town sI-
lowed to teach. gave nructiun in way whatever
The term, fr tesching b. known app'icationto
JOHN y. EMERSON,
.7eeut for H. F. S.3GEEZ.
nov cow