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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
To Farmers and Merchants.

Nn1E subscribers having connected them
lA scves under the firm oil j. Il C. l.. Lynch
l. Co in the prosecution ofthe Lyuchburg Mills
& uudcr the firm Of Nalb'l Win,ioni& Co in the
prosecution OF Black Water Mills--wili give
the highest cash price for wheat delivered al
either ri those Mills. Persons not satisfied
with the price OF wheat AZ the time OF delivery
can take receipt for the same, and M any
time within sixty days after such delivery settle
the price, or We will grind ON Commission on
the usnul terms and stand the Richmond In.
spectlon NATHL. WINSTON,
JOHN LYNCH, Jr.
CHARLES f. LYNCH.
WE will paw the best price for 100000 -four
barrel slaves delivered AT Black Water Mills
NATHL. WINSTON, 4. co.
July Q. Is
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GAlI1NTMGa

VE7He subscriber has just established, and
Il ras now IN operation pear his res dencc,
NlcAlister's old Store, near Mr.. Thos. Reds
Mill on Falling, on The road leading from the
Red House in Charlotte, to Lynchbnrg, a first
rate new Carding Machine. The price for
carding will br 8 cenrs the pound The wool
must be brought to the machine in a clear
state and creased With about pound of greese
TO every 10 pounds OF wool, lie hopes by histx.
eriions Ia have the work executed in a most sat.
iSfactory manner, 10 receive encouragement in
this undertaking, WIN. THOMPSON, Jr.
u II will he necessary 10 send blanke, or
something ofthe kind 10 return the rolls on.
une ]. 3mo63
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
NEW ARRIVALS
HNHE subscriber has insi TO-.

ME subscriber has just feceivoa
II i,onal supply of Staple and Fan nv" ada
from the North, hieh makes ms s, eoods
complete. and which he is dete,minaak very
very low Tor cash Among other Coz. 10 sell
ceiyed, are the following, VIZ: Jasire.
Fancy London PLAID Prints
Bengal stripes and other fancy Cal;co
Pink and blue striped FlofenIin.
looms 'o' paha.
French Drilling Il.
Black Prunellar, a superior article fos :, doA
mems coats "thte
Vigonia Cashmere do do
Super blk. Bombazeiie for do do Go
Jaconei, Cambric, Book, and other Mn.l;. Go
ry cheap 'e.
Cotton and silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gauze Hdkfs
DO do Ladies' Horseskin Gloves f;.,.
colors) '0'gHles'
Do pieces Irish Linen
DO very best Company Flag Hdks.
thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
lew bales a bruwn Donestics, os ug,oj.
ioD ~"R ftr}'
44 Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in few days, lot of =.
Orleans Sugars, Molasses, Il Java In,.'
Coffee h'S%
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
~ HENRY ALLISON
=. S. The Alteration of those v no wa.,
and cheap cloths, is invited TO view ,ba e .',.
scrIbers-Among which. is one pierre oT a 'aa'
superior blue ia. h"nable shade. coosid.,eA avs
ry cheap al Sl5-Also, one end snperh La,t
extra fine and well finished --ToretLs, .;',
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. n "'
am offering my stock OF Shoes, ,hje, i,n.
neral. al very small advance, " It'll the ;n,s,
ton OF declining Except 10 very limited vs,,
the Shoe busin,ss. Those who wan, viii e
II 10 their interest to call on u
MAY 81. ,.en
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

n RECENT ARRIVAL enables US al this time
e. To offer 10 the public still more desirable
assortment Than hereiofore-Among other arti-
cles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace collars and Pelerlnes, the richest style
Long white Kid Gloves
Snort, black white, aud fancy colored do.
bIk SILK Buttons, splendid
Thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
nymp Laces, unusually cheap
oeefsucker Gnghams, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
iuck, side, and long hen do. Brazilian
Ladies black and white Prunella Shoes
Floss cotton aud thread on spools
la!lan Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Scarts the very richest
onof' do cheap, yet beautiful
Ram and 'ambonredBook hluslins
and Cd swiss and null hu,lns
Lustr'ng aud Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Fine JacOnet Crayatinps
super blk. Italian Silk do.
Inc and suprrfne Barcelona do
Ram and fig white Nlarseiles
i'a'n extra buff do.
sup. Valencia do.
Jei DIX. Bruchelles. for Gentlemens' summer
wear, the handsome 81 article now worn
Genilamens black and " hiie Silk 10 Hose
Super double lndia Cotton do
lew pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat But ons, treble gilt
Fancy Vest do. first style
Blue and blk. Lasting do.
super blk. silk We've.
piece blue Black, most supeyb
GenilemenS' super black and fancy cold horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do superior
few dozen SUPER English white Silk. do
Gentlemens' silk pocket Handkerchief fr,i
chop 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
BDLIyING CLOTHS,

n complete assortment of the best German
LA Anchor Boiling Cloths OF the lates, i'm
poristion, from No. 10 9. inclusive, is no,
offered al moderate prices by
DAVID d ROBERT KYLE.
July l6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

r WILL sell from 5000 500 acres OF unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Its well adapt
ed to the culture OF Tobacco and the different
Kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood swellwaiersd, and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofthe country 1t is
SO situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will he very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand
Enquire tthe subscriber enc mile and hal
south ofNew London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
jan. II. 800
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
FOR, SALE.

n VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
AZ bead waters OF Appomaliox, in Bucking
nam This hand is IN the neigbborbood OF Clo-
yer IN, lies remarkably we'll. produces TO.
heecO OF the haesl quality. and has upon il n
very large orchard Of well selected irnt. tie
tract contains $40 ncres-Persons ng,used to
buy, viii npply 10 the subscriber or Col. Ssml
A. Palleson, who lives adjoining The premises
SAML. p. CHRISIIAN.
March . rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

nURSUANr toa decree Of the Superior
Court oil Chano.ry, for the Lynehtnre
District, rendered on the Goth of October, 1928.
in the cause Of Owens against Perrow. The
updersigued Marshall OF the said court. will
ssll. on Mon0ay the Oath August, 1920, Il fair,
r no. the next fair day thereafter, al Nelson
Court House for cash the following slaves,
Nth iheir increase Dick aud Hannah and her
three children. r. A. H0LCoMBE. NJ.
July % $50 ,-.ss. -. tdsii98
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

NNNfE have last received n few packages desi-
w rabe goods much heaper than previous
supplies. that w are induced once more this
summer 10 invite our town aud country friends
10 examine the prices, feeling confident they
will be surprised at the great reduction in all
kinds Of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. MKEE. ROBINSON 4 co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

NN1E wish TO sell, on four years credit. the
w tract fLand belonging TO the estate of
WIN. Irvine, dec. situated on the north and
south forks of Goose Creek, in Bedford county,
aud on the main road leading from Liberty to
Fincastle. II adjoins Capt. Buford, on the
east. This tract contains about 400 acres, of
which 800 are urcleared. The part which is
uncleared, except q very small portion, is excel
lent tobacco lard. OF the cleared land $50 acres
are low grounds Of the first quality. and the re-
mandsr remarkably 6ne high land. II is one
OF the best tracts OF land in the upper country,
being well adapted to the cultivation of tobsc-
co aud all kind of grain. II lies remarkably
well. and is very free from stone. II divided,
II would make two very handsome tracts. Per-
some wish ing 10 purchase. NAV apply TO Robert
Irvine, residing in the neishborhood OF New
London. WIN. IRVINE, Ex'ors of
ROBERT IRVINE, }Wm. Irvine,
July9 Is dec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

NeoTlCE-Mr. Joseph Jared, Jacob De-
III que. VIM. Linlcy and Elisha Owens. Be
lug tina, you are not inhabitants Of this Com
monweaiih, lake this meihotio inform you
that we shall proceed to take The deposiiioos OF
George Bri,e aud oilers, al the Big Lick. IN
Botetourl county, Virginia. on Friday the 18th
of .ngusi. 1899, to be read as evidence IN a
sui, now deprnding in Chapcery, ia The county
Court of Bedford, aud State aforesaid, wherein
Won are defendants ADD We afe plaintiffs. We
shall slso proceed 20 take The deposition OF
Henr, Sieka,d and others. al 'be dwelling
house Of Pa.ehal Bdford, in Bedford county and
State above mentioned, on Saturday the 29ih
Of August next, 10 he read as evidence IN the
aforementioned suit, which Times aud places
Won nav attend II gu ink proper.
JOHN MCRERY, lAdminis.
FULTON M RERY, traitors
ofJames Mercy, decessed.
iuly 80. 4"l0o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

SNAoTICE.-1he creditors of Joseph MRay
M who are named in deed in trust exrcu.
ted by said NJ Ray to the subscriber and Mat.
thew Davidson, and duly o. record in the coun-
" conu of Amherst and kockbfdge, are here
by requested TO bring forward their claims on
or before the Isl day ol September next, in
order that n dlstrlhution may he made Of the
money in the hands OF the trustees. Those who
cannot conveniently attend IN person, will
please deposit their claims in the hands Of
Samuel Garbnd or David H. Edley, who will
presfnt them for settlement, se far as the mo-
ney in hand viii be sufficient The subscriber
viii attend al the franklin Hotel. in the town
Of Lynchbng, on the SAID Isl day of Sepfem-
her, nj which lime aud place II IS wished To
bring the business to final close
AMBROSE RUCkER, Aeliog Trustee.
July 80. .--=t Nv
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A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

MISS PITTS, from fetefsonrgi
NH takes The liberty 81 Informing the Ladies
OF Lynchhurg and adjoining counties. that she
has taken the commodious dwelling house uear-
ly orpos site the Franklin Hotel. where she in.
tends carrying on The Manlua making bnsi
ness, in all its various branches. Having great
facilities OF obtaiting regularly (frpm the Cities
OF New York and Philadelphia the very latest
fashions she asiters herself. from the attention
she will devote 10 the orders she may receive,
TO merit share "f public patronage, and super
cede he necessity oi sending orders to n distant
State or the CITY of Richmond
N. b. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest not,ce.
Braid Ridin, Dresses, OF the latest fash ion.
July 90. if97
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
. essrs. Yates q. McMtyre,

FHNAKEnotce that shall thke the deposition
IL OF MIR. S. Thomas. at the Mayors Office
10 Louisville, Kentucky, on the 18th day Of
this month. between the hours of o'clock, A.
NJ. and o'clock r. NJ aud that | shall tske
the deposition OF Thomas Spear, at the Office
OF John Anthony, in the city Of Cincinnati, on
the first day of September between the hours
of9 O'Clock. A. NJ. and 6 O'clock, r M.-and
of Robert Mitchell's, at the Union Hotel, 10
Lynchburg, on the 2lsi day of August, ls2e,ah
be read as evidence in a suit depending IN Inc
Superior Court OF Law, for the Corporation Q,
Lynchburs, in which you are plaintiffs aud
am defendant. AUG. LEF"rWlCH.
Lynchburg, August 3, lS29.w4wl0l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

NoTiCE-All personshaving claims aeains
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec, are
requested TO bring ihen,.forward well authenti
Gated, as the law directs, in order that I NAV
make provisions TO pay the same those indebt-
ed TO the estate are requested TO make nav
ment. ANTHONY FUCKER, ex'r
May d ts7s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
New aud beautiful fanCyG0 Gods.


New aud beautiful fanCyGoods.
IiliiE Ladies Of Lyuchburg and adjacent
- country. are respectfully invited 10 ex.
anime our recent supply Of fashion able fancy
Goods. We give slight sketch Of their style
aud character
Salmon, blue, pink, straw and lilac plain Pal.
merioe
Watered, striped, shaded and figured Langued-
&C Baregcs
s. ENID morning Barge, new style
Chspi n Shawls ofthe most beautiful shades
& cal variety of rich worked Muslins and
checked do
% PLAIN Bobbinett lace, sup. to any hereto
fore imported
First quality blk. Italian Luiestrings
Which, with numerous other articles in the
fashionable line, they arr determined TO of
fer to their friends ~ the lowest market pr-
ces. MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
TRUST SALE,

II GREEABLY 10 the provisions of deed of
n trust. executed by Claiborne Gladusn to
the subscriber. Of record in the Office OF the Hus-
tngs Court of Lynohburs, and TO satisfy the
purposes of aid deed, the subscriber will offer
at public sale, for cash, on Saturday the 10Th
day of August next if fair, if not, the oexi fair
day there after, Sundays excepted before the
front door of the Auction room of John r. ID
Payne, in Lynchburg, a part of lot of ground
situate in rear Of the Methodist Church, be.
tween third and fourth streets on which there
is wooden dwelling house, adapted 10 the
comfortable accommodation of small family !;
heing the same conveyed by Joseph Echols.
deceased, to said Gladman. The title 10 this
property is believed 10 be valid, hut the sub.
scrber will convey such right as is vested in
him by said deed, and no other.
JOHN ID. uRQUHART.
July Is. tdsg6
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.Julyo
M8W AHRYWAI S.

~ III w SAIS@ S= " eA~9 90
THE subscriber has just received a num-
Il Der of staple and fancy articles, 10 many
of hich he invites the particular atten ion OF
the ladies'. They are in part as follows:
Fancy Gauze Hdkfs. and Scaris
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Can do
Ba,tiste and grass Cambrcs
A lew pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Cslicos-lstest style
piece superior French Bomba2inc
Italian Lustrings, Levaniines, Senshaws,
Silk, Cotton and Worsteh Hose
Irish Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laces
Circassians, Lastrings and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Graeu and Pink FIorences
Do Saiins
White and Black silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotto Floss
Swiss, Jaconet and Null MusIins
Corded and checked Musiins
Nankn and Canton Cranes
Ladies aud gentlemens Beaver Gloves (verv
suPerior)
few pieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment of Domestics,
All at the most reduced prices and more dailv
expected. IL. ALLISON
Jnly2. tsoo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

slh"iNA' wat X les holden IN the clerks oic =,
inc county court of Bedlord On Monday the lst l,
uflune, 1929. '"o 4s' udy
VIM NJ Ghee, ptf, ae ainst John Mc6beo D,y;a s..
ders, sr and John :. Brown deits az '"'''
IN CHANCERl
Ihe defendant John McGhee, NOT having eptsredb;,
appearance and given security acco,lIpp IN The a s
assembly and the rules olth court and il ap,earir
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhaIiinpt NJ &
country "a the motion of the plaintiff by roun,i
itls ordered that the said deft John Alitbee 10 a
here on the fourth Monday IN AugusI ,rs ID ap'r
the bili 81 the plaintiffs and that copy nf ,bs o1e,
he i'tlrM IN inserted newspaper printed in be
town OF ~ nchbufg for Two months suecessyey and
posted althe front door of the courthouse of h fo
~ on t"o several court DAYS ~ ~
Acopy---Ieste, GA. WINGFIELD. D. c.
W.Ine6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
EMGsErONYfS

NnfeE ate this morning opening case Leg.
" horns, surprising in style and cheap
ness those prev ousIy offered and cons idered
low. MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Inns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
NaHNNERS Wanted.

WREN DOLLARS per month and good 'a'e
- will be given for good Iaborers TO " worn
on the Lynchburg Water Works, If immeuif,'
application is made to Mr.. A. Stein OF The s''0'
SCI her J.VlCTok.
June %. 800
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
AMIN, COPPERAS, SC.

NOV opening large supply of Copperasl
! Y Alum, &c. which are Offer ed at the Torres
prices Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
DyeIng establishment.

Dyeing establishment.
n tIHE subscribers beg leave TO inform The
- public that they have commenced the
Shove business in all its various branc hes, aud
are ready TO execute all kinds Of work entrus.
ted to their care, equal 10 any imported. 1 heir
room is opposite the Franklin Hotel
A. HINES & co.
N b. Particular attention will he paid To
occurring bleaching and dyeing Ladies Merlno
5hawls, Leghorn Bonneis, &c. in superior
style. A. q co.
july 10 ON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
SpAGno

E@~ ~ Ta1hE proprietor of
@41&sHs-S Il the line OF Mail
GyX$HzAzAN Coaches between Alex
Srssss.ssss k 5zslxD andra and Charlo,tes.
vile, announces to the
public that he has extended his line from the
latter place TO Lynohburg. This line is now
III complete operation. prov ided with good
coaches aud horses, and under The dire ction of
respectable and experienced drivers. II runs
parallel with the blue mountains nearly through.
out its whole extent. aud presents 10 the traye
Ter a scenery of the most diversified and pic.
iurcsque cast. lhe road is safe and generally
good the accommodations on the road are al.
ways comfortable and cheap; and, at some
places very superior The distance between
Lynchb0rg and Alexandra is about 100 miles.
and is run over in three days, allowing one en-
tire nights rest on the road. This line con
meets Itself with tho Western Stage, from
Lsnchburg 10 Salem viii h. al the latter
place, drops into the line running by Abbng.
don TO Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus a choice of
routes 10 and from Washington. The Proprie-
tor thinks this route by Lynchburg preferable
IL has. among other advantages, this decided
one Of allowing the weary aud exhausted irav
eller two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. II is believed that this is the best
aud most agI eeable route TO the Sweet and
Salt sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex.
and,ia on Sunday ats A NJ. on Wedne sday Q
L NJ. and iniersects the Richmond and Frede
rcksburg Stages az Charlottesville il leaves
Lynchburg on Sunday and Thursday at A.
NJ aud reaches Alexandria on the following
Thursday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchbu & 10 Charlottesville Sc
Alexandria IL so
All Interim iate places cents mile.
Baggage al the risk of the owners.
THE PROPRIETOR
July g. 6m36
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ALSO.

Domes'ics every description, and large
supply Of spun Cotton Yarn, of every size, from
No. ], TO l5 inclusive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
BAR IRON
AND
UAgG,lYT4Ga

ERHE subscriber has now on hand a good
stock Of Bar Iron and Castings and is in
daily expectation Of larger supply. He will
sell nnu 81 ally low for cash He will also have
drawn to order. mill spiodles and cranks or a.
nv particular kind Of Iron that cannot usually
be foun,i 10 the market.
JOHN WEAVER .SCHOOLFIELD.
July l6. 2m9o
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WHEAT.

StEfE wish TO purchase several thousand
F" bushels OF Wheat, for which the highest
market price will be given.
M'KEE, ROBINSON $50.
July 90
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De La Monterat's Vegetable
SDecific.
Jnly 10

For the cure Of Consumption Asthma, Pleurisy,
splitting OF Blood, and Pulmonary affections
OF every kind--the most valuable remedy ey-
er discovered for the cure of consumption &
all diseases OF the breast and longs leading TO
consumption.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

said to Be hostile to the Jesuits. On the
2d inst he proceeded from tho palace, on
Monte Cayalo, where the Conclave was
held, 10 the church of ST. Peter, where,
seated on a high alter, he admitted the Car
dinals to his slipper and his hand. The
interior that Cathedral was filled with all
the rank and fashion of Rome. The King
of Bavaria and the Archduchcss of Russia
were among the spectators Of the ceremo-
MES. Il IS stated as a fact, which may be
of some Importance at the present crisis,
that Count Funchal, the representative of
the Emperor Don Pedro, and ofhis daugh-
ter the young Queen OfPorugal, had been
received at a private audience by his Holi-
ness; while the person pretending TO be the
ambassador Of the King of Portugal was
refused admission into the presence Of his
Holiness.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
GROCERIES,:

COFFEE, by the Bag or Pound;
Gun Powder and Young Hyson Tea, b. the Chest
or Pound;
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Indigo Nader, Alum,
CopPeras and Salt Peter, By the keg or pound;
Chocolate No. /.
Epson and Glauber Salts, by the Kes or Pound;
Scotch Snuff in Bladders;
Raisins and Figs;
Cayendish Tobacco, alto cts. per- ID. BY the Box;
Spanish Cigars, by the quarter box:
10 Hhds. New Orleans SUGAR Of q superior
quality, which will be put up IN Bbls. or Kegs
to suite purchasers, al the lowest market price !;
New .. MOLASSES, by the Barrel or Retail:
MACKEREL, No. 2. BY the Barrel.
Iron, Nails. White Lead, Windov
Glass, COrdaee, Resin Soap, and many
other article not necessary to mention.
An examination Of our stock is soliciied-We
DO not pledge to undersell Our neighbOrs, but we
viii not be above the lowest.
GTFlOur, Whiskey, Rags Flax-seed, Feathers,
Beeswax, a Country Linen, received in exchange
for Goods.
May 6, 1870. 6
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
THE CONTRAST.

Some of the members Of our Congress
might. we think, take a very profitable
lesson from the article below.
Mr.. Cressett Pelham, the Representa-
tive for Shropshire, Is so scrupulously
rigid, that he will take neither fee nor re-
ward, nor benefit in any way, from being
a Member. that he neither gives frank,
nor uses his Thanking privilege. lie pays
for letters thar he may send, as # he were
"A private gentleman; or does not put his
name outside, so that the privilege IS not
claimed. He cannot be called the Frank
ing Member tor shropshire
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
DIED,

AtNorwak. Con. on Sunday the 10Th inst al,
FOR an ;IInsss of about SO hours Mr. Stewart
Wallace, aged about IS years
CTbe Baltimore papers with which we ex-
change, will please insert the above tor me Inioa
nation of relatives OF the deceased Iesiuius III
that place
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

oRrronv '-lrths golden gate of preferment
b. frerlenlly shut against real merit, It often hap
mons ihat men of personal obscurity and meagre
,,le,,s have been ushered into Office by arbitrary
rulers. TO crafty spirit ofpariy, or from some s-
ly recommendation.
SqItln Osman had a gardner who pleased HIM
so well hv his tact in plating cabbages, that he re
waried him By creating him FiceFoy OF the Isle
ofCyprus! .---,1
Mark Antony, who was voluPtuo1s sonr'nan,o'
cave tbe house ofan eminent ROmSn CIuzeu TO MS
-ool rs a reward for au exquisite supper
Henry the Eighth, the most sensual ana y cIuei
sovereiS,,s bestowed the gift of Dissolved Prory
on a widow CORVALLIS, because she made nam
such fua puddinss ..,.-,. LA
Lonis XIV. made Duke Of tho country lao'
who IN his youth, taught him to make brd-ITaPS'
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

know very wen that humble IS Lam, ! am n pol
too humble TO be the victim of him that IS "seaeI
on the throne" As 10 the tender fyour personal
friendship, Dr. Jones, wish you TO understand
that ask no favours from you or your employers.
You may hate me, sir, but II n make you respect
me- Good morning, SIT. y Gaz'