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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
POS y.

Years Address Of the NcW-Engaud tarme
.dii Il by Thomas q. tr,sendeh. Ed, &c
lfgoaa distinguished lor ms knowledge a"
.sssstoh IN the Agricultural department Of Sc
ace u ri men terb,u, ~ a 40, tlcal write
WE'RE highly gratfcl To 6pi.
The public morn AMI moro lnriucd
rne Caltiyator's arttp pract,se,
Aud patroni1r, hea re, tho iuct is
Tut righteousness aud cultivation
to haal ~ hand a. rvllt nriiou
Aud iIuabandry's hobby waieh
\ world nav RIDE VIM rur and switch,
trhough noflika I4Ic,, which VIA n" sta
whtnt the aid ofswlici aud spurO
II all manklni Al once besirudo him
Tiny could not urc nor overload hin.
Not only men. who sit a-tride,
III ladies alsu una side
ssdid 80 neat. or p,lhou,
Thats hig enough 10 hold ulhlu,
Ma ride our hobby with a choer-up,
Aud bolluot kick tie, p!uaee, nor rear-Up.
Wilh Ken nroph,tc ". behold
Aht1ghIf' age i1.a that Of Fo'd
Which, with .ae,srtbuv pace,
Is bafs} ~, oa 20 ~. vur ru.ty
AMI hii it. r,nnd app,oi I,ou,
Markell y superior cultivation,
Whepwi,e men lU,eIs, aud good mems hearts.
Devoted to the arr ufart.,
Aud industry, unluIup hand
Sh1ll mako etr1cn Of oar laud--
Yen, mac w England all osccod,us
ucN edition ofud Eden,
iluot quito cquul YET before It,
In'nen, arodt nnd f,4,t tad lolet
indebad fof propagation
Iumodorn art- oi cultivation.
Asfe traneod with rapture, when wa hnd
The niror mo,oty OF mankind,
Whose smile maIto- mortplopue condition
but lutte short Of chocr iruitton.
Ky whose society given
Farth's unrest prototype OF lioAyou,
Tn anRele pafl olhuuan nature
insrlrs ond mid tho cutnator.
plaat lint g sunnd by I.adies' eyes
VIII hike an esnalation riaoi
We hnne tat Horticulture. may
Be therefore blsst with Bcaulyis ray,
Til fiua1 gorns gem ovoryNpsgs,.
Andovery grow :, "a Huwse ~ Taste
Ills hetd is ,ory like a suap
Wnlte or It's oroniologc bump,
VINO doos not zoe that we tho 11rrs
0f Eatth compose the nations ptlmrr
Aud may be stslsd with strict ptoproty
The props Of civilized society.
Whntnoud have been poor mou1ip lot
Yea. whutwc man, .rit werc not
Natures poor supple. hou,elr,s ohild,
Thc wenhc-tVtll brast Of th, WId,
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TERMS.

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~ In :. -. - e,r lass tins thu SIX inanils
1n1 "a v,ib ll,esaltatel nut Al tho discretion
~. ~ stioesj aatli IL ,rrearaees are fad.
lssr..e ne ITS VII be inserted Al Do cents PEI
tho iir.t siiae, aud - = cents for eari
"a - Tine from "A defitnee must las paid fpf
=, their IA seriioa or the payment assumed by
" -. ,,,,ronsi5le psrsoa N iynehbnrs
,.,acery ORDER soteNeeolns two squares are in
,,l for six dollars.
- ,llaitors addressed to tho EDITORS must DC posi-
- ,,,ey will aot be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

NO1lCE-By virtue OF deed of trust, me-"
u ing daie the 9th day of June, 1873, exec"
ted 10 me by john johnson, when il duly re-
corded in the conuty court Of Campbell, maze
TO secure the payment If certain SUMS oil money
due Thomas johnson, admr. OF jam Jol"-
SON. dec anu or ot'er purposes IN saii oeeh eX
pressed shall proceed to sell, AT public auc-
tinn on THURSDAY the 9TH day of Feb. next Tor
cash, at the present residence of ihi sad JOINT
johnson, in The county OF Campbell, on 9tnrC"
creek, the following valuable property, to WI ::
22S 2 acres of land on Stanton River and De-
neca creek 30 acre, ofland Oh Cub creek IN the
county ol Campbell also, likely negro slaves
2 hGses, IL head OF cattle, 9 SHEEP % hogs
feather beds aud furniture, and all said 10 u
John.oa's household aud kitchen turnlinre, and
all ms plantation utensils, Ok cart, prime
trace chains and loom. he sale will cont'n-
ne from day TO day Unnecessary The trustee
viii, conye, such title onlv a is vested in him by
vir,ur oi IN. decd above named, which Is belie'-
ed 10 be good
WM l. HHtvFY, Trustee
Jan. l. Tvs
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CuREssRY
1OEtFs-s I'D
SWAIM,s FANACEA.

yEylIE following rs a tiauslalion Of letter
n from the original Spanish dat4d 13d OF
september, 1873. forwarded to William Swain
oy J. q. A. " llliamson, ESD American Con
SUI, "a
Satisfactory evidence of the respectabil1y O.
Alr aodrgues has been laid beIor tn sE,itot
ii ire National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic OF Columbia.
Sept. %. 1928.
10 Nm Stcaim, PHILADELPHIA.
SIR: TIE isNssFeil9ns and beneficial effect
of your Panaces numael OF instances H.
which il has beehried IN this CITY, and OF Whit
am witness and admirer, and The Necessity Of
a supp, without the risk 0. adnteratlon oi
some bottles for NY own house and for some
particular friends a mime, induce me To taxi
The liberty OF addressing you. and 10 suppIicatt
you to have the goodness TO send me 30 bottles
cl,ccte 10 the pnsu resident 1T this capital
ty'z, J u. A Williamson, Esd for which vii
pay the sad Consul, or such person as you NAV
direct, according TO the.inYoice bat truss yo 1
will put il at the most equitable pric > have shp
sasfac ION 20 inform yon hat am an acula,
NIness of SIfeen c';reS Of the greatest impar
lance affected by your Panacea, of SH1bilific
Chronic f9rs''yGte and u!rerOuS diseasss-siso
oi Liee1 cnmptdlH!s common IN this country
TINS had The just and meri,ed pra ses when
} have bestowed upon the medicine have
brought j, into great estimation, and with.
ont doubt it will deserve more from day 10 day
Cor a considerable number of person are Ia.
Ring it with profit.
have the honor 90 be, &c
(S!GHed) I. MIGB. RODRIGUES.
II is TO be greatly regretted, that in conse.
qnence of the unparalleled success Of this IN .di-
cine so many inert limitations of il arr DAT
iy foistered ON the public and that a remedy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
A soyrg qIa n REM aDx

q, d seases of the Liver; Debility resuIun
rom int mpe raoce and dissipa on: Old and ~
,e,erate Ulcers Pains in Ire bones. attended
with swellings of the joints indigestion, Batch
IS on the Face, Pimples, Sc. 5ypLI 5, Fuian.
eous diseases generally, and letter IN psfteo-
Jar : Niercursal and Soroiuon. Complaints.
I1e certificates Of wonderful cures performed
by the Catholicon, have become so numerous
rs TO preclude their insertion IN any newspaper.
and has made it Necessary for the proprietor l.
print tcm IN pamphlet OF about 100 pages
TINS will be for arded as soon as possible 10
tfIe several agents for gratuiious distribution and
ainsi, on perusa. sfrengthet she eood opinion
now entertained by the friends of this med-
cine, and tiisaru1, asst is hoped, the preudices
S,frhose who view WITH disirpsf an, medicine
not known in hat is oallss, gular practice :"
+ els are stubborn things and cannot be gain
said.
At the Earnest solicitations of members o. tie
medical faculty, and others who have witnessed
,hr astonishing cures effected by the Vegetable
tathohooa and who are anxious that iis henr
itS 70 mankind may be more widely diffused,
tse proprietor has con .ented 10 reduce the ~.
tal price to TWO DOLLARS per bot.
lie and tniS will be done without io a9y way
irleriora,ing the quality of the medicine, or
'sdacing ne size ofhe bottle, AS has been ma.
'eray dOue in the case OF Swaim's Paua-
sea.
The sulsctiberssagtn, forrsPoner's Genuine
Taihollcon has just received 2SS BOT
T as, which are for sale 4 T liza ephia pri-
as. Howell DAVIES.
Feb 2. tf49
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I'D WA. . ID aMu :.

= - EIUkNo lis thanks 10 the 5#H4i9 -
- heir hh raj emo ragemeni. in suii.l4.
a continuance OF her avots II "a p.sf =.
cetVrd from NV fo'k, II addit IA % Ia. %
Mer supply OF Jewelr,. a.. splendid assori-
MINT 81
PLATED n BRITANNIA WA1E.
Whi't h. invites his tdend- and Is one4. -
call aud see. A"org hls stock. arr Tie tol
ioAing ~ ielrs. VIZ
Castors nrh cut nass and ,vor edge, OF .np.
qnalily
DO pla'n md ornamented
F"T . Puts ana len
sugar - shes and Groom Pot
Ladies' kldleules mud pocket books
Plain aud fancy Jewelr,
J"tt, pearl, Iihgrer an Paste nar Rugs
Patent, Lever aud plan Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals aud KEYS
Plated do do do. do
Coral Of pverv description
Silver lable aud Tea SIP IONS, L.dIas and sn
gar longs
n N'tches carefully repaired and all or.
drrs in bis line OF business puactuallv alianJ.
81 -. jaa. Of
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ard pointed To the remedy. until The llei 81
.dppirh. and the loriar5 renewed. fne Ia
aai statement shoas the annunl value oi bfrA
tut exported rom the United stairs Ia, The a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
,sARAeE NHTkSE.

irAOR HIRE. the present year. good lie
= male cook, washer and ironer.
Immediate application !. requested.
PATRICK II. CABELL.
=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

yuyHE unparalleled reputation of his medi.
cine is such and It's pre- eminent virtues
,re 90 we'll established. aud so fully ackua"l
decd by an intelligent public. that It's sesree-
" necessary to say any Thug further than that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
CALEB 9DEL.d a. GO

Ne AVblYeip received.ad i'ional SafalIlos Of
4 " yaeods1iticles in. tlreir line. M" Off,
for sale assxesy redueed'hlIcfs for cash or ap.
proved piN'tr an. extensvfs ssotim"n' ct
G"ntiemeaS Boots ard Si4essa
Ladies DO Z q ap1s iunella
Mordtco a,nI seal skin
Chi,drens7 do =
Servants do
Wax upper aud sole Leather
Moro co and LINING Skins
Bale Cotton Yarn, by the 100 aud lie.
knittng Cotton, assorted sl1es
Lamp WICK.
Hardware and Cutlery
Fur and Wool Hats
Seal aud other Caps
seal Trunks
We nave connected with our store, a manu-.
factory Ct Gentlcmens Boots and 5hors-~Nr
ike use manufacture laa,ts seal, Morocco aud
pfunrHa Shoes which will he made Of lie be.i
materials. apon the -horieai notice dnd Ia the
rost tashian.',Ie aud neat manner.
Jan %. IS
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E%anonAN F. EconomY =.

III oSE disposed 10 Eronomise N dress
will find il 10 their advantage 10 call at
orr estahi'hmcAt. 'where they will fnd an ele
sani assortment al GentIemen's Clothing, OF
npsr hne, Gne and common qualities, that,
upon trial, will be found 10 fiji as wed, and
are as faithfully made as il made to order, as
the work may be depended upon, this eslab-
IIshnnt will be found 10 be a great convent
ence To the Citizen and the Traveller, as they
r.an be supplied with erery sr'icis of Dress,
hso, Boots, shoes, Gne aud coarse Hats, eve
" description OF Cioaks aud over Coats, &c
= a. nag good hsrgtfns, would do we
% favorus 18th call WALKER Il Co
Emp ,rium of Fashions.
Mae Street, Lynchburg. next 10 the Virgil
man Oihce.
Dec. l.
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Valuable Rea Estate for Sac.

Dec Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15

Jon .n lieu OF It's su0sanec--or, the counties must
ae contentto give up their Fictitious power, and
acknowledge submission to the high behes,s Of the
majority.
do no, fear, Sir. that this district system will
operate iujurousy If adopted ia lieu Of the county
system by our new government. Doubtless, they
will be made sufficiently numerous, 20 bring the
representative near to the people ne may repre-
sent.-Neither have any apprehension. in com
mon with that gentleman, of the turbulence and
eXcitementit will engeEder at elections. To q
certain extent, Sir. love the excitement OF po-
puiar elections and the Turbulence Of popular com.
motion. 4; i; healtiul 20 our instiu,ions--it beto-
9eiis waiehiui eye upon their magistrates and
SERVANTS and holds those magistrates to res
possibility. With all its f~ilts. even though |:
sometimes dcgenera,ss to RIGHTEOUSNESS and broii
prefer the rdaighest waves Of popular Turmoil. TO
that AFFECT and tranquil calm which, bespcaks a
reckless indifference.
Ia selecting between Geese two propositions OF
Congressional Districts on the one hand, and Re
prese ntation from Counties on the other comics.
have but little chotce--both are equally obno>i.
ous-anh should it be the pleasure or this lesisla.
ture 70 adopt either. shall look with confidence
TO the people. to redress their own wrongs ia tbei
own way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15

attacked Popayan, and took It. after defeating
cigh, hundred men. Col. Obando, they say, is
very able man, and has great influence in the
country, where the people very much exas-
perated against the Government, on account,
OF the ill-irea;ment they have received from The
officers sent by the Government to 90 tain recruits
to sen against Peru; so il is expected Obando has
now respectable army, and has the rower to re-
sis, the troops that marching against him iro,n
here. This is not the only evil the measures oil
the Government have made many tiseonten,s
in every secii5n OF the country, that they expec,
revolutions from every one Of them. And the Pc
ruvians, who think that Bolivar will never rest
| I'll he has taken vengeance against them, arc on
| he tcntier with respectable army, and may On.
ter the territory to protect the liberal party thoy
| have done in Boiiva.-While writing this, I am
informed that General Bolivar has given out that
lac is going two three journies from here, in the
direction OF Popayan; but as the whole garrison Of
this department is going with him, and he has
dered eigh THOU sand men to come from Venezue-
la, II is supposed that he intends going himself TO
put down Obando's party. and to follow immediate
| Iy with all the forces against Peru.
CARTHAGENA, Dec. Is, 1928.
General Santander and several of the other con-
spirators have arrived here, and at present
nned 10 Boca Chica castle The former has had
sufficient influence TO obtain from the Council OF
Ministers Communication Of his punishment to
anishment with the use OF his property for life
| II was the intention of the Government to have
sent him TO England, in vessel which sailed fe w
days ago; but, unfortunately FOR him an express
| arrived from Bogata the evening previous to his
enbarking. with positive orders not TO allow him
| or any oil the others 70 leave the country. A Co
| lionel Obando Zone OF the partv,) who fed from
| B'gota on the night OF the 25th has raised in the
neishoorhood of Popayan small force, with which,
ne attacked the Colombian troops ard beat then
| lie has since taken possession OF the town, and
was sun there by orr last accounts. Troops are
marching from all parts OF the country towards tina,
point, aud II is TO be hoped that he will not remain
long IN quiet possession OF it. General Bolivar
leaves Bogota for place called La Mesa, so as to
he nearer the army. A detachment Of tiradores
and another OF lancers have left this for the interior
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LATEST FROM BRAzII.

The brig Sarah, Capt. Aashford. has arrived &C
New York from Rio Grande andslsst from Rio ia
nero in 80 days. revolution broke out in the
Province OF Mission about the 18th of October,
headed by General Revardo, who had taken pos
session OF the Province, and was received with
open arms by the inhabitants He had issued
Proclamation 10 the inhabitants OF the Province of
N'o Grande, that, if they would lay down their
arms their personal property would be respected
coi. McGregor, OF the Brazilian army, had marclI-
eu WIN 'hree batta'ions to attack Revardo: it was
generally believed he would hold the place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15

%Efraef @a Letter, dated BOSTON, Jan
Large Factory, at SeweII, (No. 2. OF ,ba
Merrimack Con,pany's esiahli.hmentJ was, with
co.sn,s' 'o,a'y destroyed by fire this morning
az os'oek lie Company had no insurance b,it
s'mc individual stockholders were insured. Toe,
estimated asliyh a. $1,000 ptcsab!y T2p co1 3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15
SENATE OF THE UNIrED srArrs

SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES.
The Chair communicated letter from the Go.
vernor Of the State Of Georgia, transmitting the
Protest oil the Legislature OF that State:
STATE OF GEORGIA.
EXECUTIVES DErARTMENr,
.6iiNedgeriHe, Dc. 36th, 1928 (
S;i: The enclosed Protest is Transmitted to vo,
to he laid before ths Senate Of the United States
am, sir. your obedient servant
~ J. FORSYTH.
P.ee President Qf the United Stats.
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=. " Mr. Doyle, Che private Secretary Of The
brtIsh Ambassador. Vaughan, LEFT this CITY in tl,s
packet OF The Sh, with dispatches a. IL is res,,m.
81 when we connect this circumstance with
w. oceen'ngs OF Congress on The subject Of oc.
cupying The Oregon Territory, we may eues, that
me English minister sJ,as not been an inattentivs
observer Of Affairs at Washing on Round ,rv lines
are ifoublssome things. nv T. 9ney;So,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

EhRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and O6fciDal,
which nclpded most of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations, together with the principal
part of the valuable medicines use, of the first
quality and upon reasonable terms, may be had the store
of the subscriber No. 1856, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
For sale as above, DIR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS.
This of the ecacous compounds in the Materia
edca for the of that class of inveterate Diseases
produced by impure the blood and vtiaed
of body and usually exhibiting themselves in the forms Of
Scrofia, Salt Rheu, LeprOsy, ST. anhonys Fire, Fever
Sores (even when the bones aected White StDengs,
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, ScalS
Head in children, Sery and Scorbutic Gout, Pipled
Carbuncled Faces, and fostering Eruptions.
Several of Pmpled Carbunced faces, and
other of eruption extending the whole body of
many months standing. in this neghborhood have been
tirey cured by the above drops.
NJ b. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
Wilmington, August g.
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considerably in the business of their appointments.
Governor Carroll, as the Legislature of Tennessee
convenes in few weeks, has deferred his trip to the
Creek Nation until winter. From the spirit exhibited
at the Indian Council, the answer will probably
be given to the United States Commissioner by the
Greeks, as he received from The Cherokees, viz. refu
sal to meet delegation the part of the United
States to treat tor their acknowledgement.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

1t is stated from official source, that the new pa
wing done in Philadelphia in the present year up TO
this date, amounts to sixy-fve thousand eight hun
dred and niney-sx square yards and that the pa
wing which remains to be completed, and will in few
weeks be finished, amounts to thousand, seven
hundred and ninety three square yards. Making al
together seyentythree thousand six hundred and egh
ty-nine square yards. This is extent Of new pa
wing said to be considerably greater than has been
done in any preceding year, and at considerably re-
duced expense.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24
Mr. VIM. SWAIN,
Trenton, June 7th, 1927.

1TeftOU,
Dear srI have just received your letter of the 9Th,
questng respecting the of Pulmonary aee
tons, &c. that some time ago menonedto you. sorry
that able comply with your request, keep no
regular docket register that the
and symptoms. But far can recollect am fully per-
suaded they both very critical stuationthey
planned of great pain the thorax, and difficulty of beahng
they both had distressing cough and free expecoraton of
But they have commenced taking your Panacea
they have experienced wonderful change the pain the
thorax BETTER the cough is troublesome, and the
pecoraon essened they still continue the of it, and
have doubt with attention diet and Dress they will be
restored.
My son. who is afflicted with Epilepsy, say, since
he has commenced with your Panacea, has not had single
return of his fits, than five weeks and the
of his disease he has before
ten days without having Them And say, your medicine
has done him good than all that he has taken for the
last three years. have given him the two bottles that
sent and should be glaG TO know if continue the
of any longer and if you will obge by sending
another bottle, as shall be directed altogether by op
ion.
My son. student of medicine, related to me this
morning of black man, who has had the Kings Evil for four
years. and cured by taking three bottles of your med.
cine, as directed by my The black is laborer,
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty 10 publish this letter. if you wish it,
or as much OF it you think proper And if my
be of any in giving your Panacea that character which
deserves you may with pleasure, and shall feel
my duty TO recommend it TO the public safe and valu-
able medicine Yours most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL NJ. D., SC.
G5 Sold in Wilmington at NJ JOfINSoN'S (Sole .agenss
DRuG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No 80, Market Street
July, 1929.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

- WANTS PANACEA.-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell of Trenton N. j., regularly bred phys-
clan of scientific practice, will show his opinion of Swams
Panacca and his desire that his may be used to
mend it, the testimony which he gives in the following
cannot fail to be interesting
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

Will nothing nmortaze me p said a conceited
bIpe TO of her male friends, after having vainly
endeavored to procure publisher for Of her
loose Thoughts Yes, madam replied he making
funeral pyre for yourself with your manuscripts.
But think, said the lady, what the Dorld would lose.
Aye, but think also what the d. would gain said
her tornentor.
ton against David SanGys who has away with his
three daughters.
An Irish laborer on the Delaware division of the
Pennsylvania canal recently called a surgeon at
Easton with broken which, having set and ban
daged, Secuadum artem, the surgeon advised him to
drink ardent spirits until the fracture healed. u had
idea, replied Pat, that your honor would prohibit
the cratur, SO took nee drop Of about pint of
,ohskey before called on gou. Success to your hon
or RetpidfTe .4poAo.