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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
Smith, Bagwell a. Go,

10y The directions Of ths viii Of John Han.
- sard, dec. late Of the county of Amherst,
which vii has been duly recorded in the Su.
pcfor Coufi Of said county, will be exposed
20 sale, on the prem ises, en- the I'd day OF Jau
nary Mex tim part 81 the said Ttstaior's ira CT
of lnnd lying ia The county Of Amherst, which
tdjoins the lauds Of Anthony fucker, dec mud
(which rs 10 ~ separated from tho remainder
OF the tract, by he road from Tinsley's line,
with the Spring Included TO WIN. MCLEAN,
ySel's linz, % the Mansion House tract A Plat
and Survey Of the land will be present on the
day OF salc-and The land will be sold 10 the
hie hest bidder, for cash. unless the terms OF
.sae should he otherwise directed by the devi.
sees, John, Ambrose. Archery Sophia, Polly,
Pamela aud Caroline. children of the Te.tator,
aud between whom The proceeds are directed
10 DO divided
BENJ. 1ALIAFERRO, High sheriff
OF Amherst county, and as such, nd.
mini traitor with the viii nn.
Bexed Of john liansard,
deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
$40 REWARD,

III UNAWAY from the snbscribef on sunday
III the o0lh inst. a negro named TAYLOR,
from the neighbofhood Of Bent Creek Buckmg.
ban. lie is between twenty and rs years old,
Of very dark complexion, chunky aud we'll built,
a little inclined 10 be bow.legged, lisps a little
When spoken 10 /, he has, expect. free papers,
which, suppose, and have been informed, he
has stolen from a free negro. the name OF whom
do not rceoeet. There is no other marks
particularly, that can at present identify. II
the above negro is delivered to me. or confined
10 that get lin, (if he is unprecedented in this
State will pay $40, aud flakeu out OF this
State, will pay $50
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
Near Bent Geek, Buckingham city.
Oct s. w5wslb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05

Y Hhe subscriber has lately received aSMAEL
u additional supply of FRESH DRUGS d
MEDICINES, which makes his BSSoRT.
MEN very complete. He receives Small
supplies almost every week, BY which meau
his stock, though not the LARGEST, is AWAY
FRESH and sufficient to meet any order
that he may be favored with.
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
N b. Prescriptions faithful, attended 10
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Jan. '.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
= ID "A II s. a. a..

fon oaEE oy the subscriber, large sup.
ply OF HuAfs, VIZ Fancy Soaps, great
mental and Turpentine Soaps and Ves,;nsn, ' ai
'''o"ee' Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
9lpA9!Ro

~ - rEshE proprietor OF
SS=sg7z@ n the line of Mail
G9%S Ss 4assEds5 ;s1I1sS Coaches between A,ex
sss..-s..ss-s andria and Charlortes
VILE, announces to the
public that be has extended his line from the
latter place to Lynchburg. This line is now
IN complete operation, provided Wit good
coaches and horses, and under the direction OF
respectable aHd experienced drivers. Ii runs
parallel with The blue mountains nearly through.
out ITS whole extent, and presents to the tray Ell.
Ter scenery of the most diversified and mic.
turesque cast The 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
Lynchburg 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
nec's Itself with the Western Stage, from
Lynchburg to Salem which, at the latter
place, drops into the line running by Aiding.
don 10 Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee The
South Western traveller has thus a choice of
routes to and from Washington The Proprie-
tor thinks this route by Lynchburg preferable.
1t has, among other advantages, this decided
Que of allowing the weary and exhausted trav
eller two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. Ii is believed that this is the besr
and most agreeable route to the Sweet and
Salt Sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex.
andIIa on Sunday at 8 A M. on Wednt sday Q
r M. and lntersects the Richmond and Frede
ricksonrg stages at Charlottesville il leaves
Lynchourg on Sunday and Thursday at l A,
M ana reaches Alexandria on the following
Tuesday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchburg 10 Charlottesville CO
Alexandria GO
All intermediate places s cents mill w
Baggage at the risk of the owners
July 6. w w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
FIRST ARRIVAL
OF a
FALL GOODS.

VHTE HAtE al length the pleasure OF IN
w forming our tien,is Of the arrival OF
psu Of our FALL SUPPLY, comprising great
many scarce aud fashionable articles:
Camb,ic aud Muslin Easl India worked Robes
A beautiful assortment OF winirr Calcoes
Maltese Caiicoes (eu'ireiy new IN potiefns
81 Cambrcs, aud aaa Jhconst MusIns
Book add Jspnnned Null M5sins very cheap
Apron Checks, small patterns and hne
With Other Goods, NJ extremely | " pficcs, all
of which taey eiSh hen custoln"ss 10 examine.
Mckee, ROBIN sON q co.
Sept. p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
Aiauid Black Ink.

NoR sale, in large or small quantities,
foil supply Of best Liquid Black Ink also
Black and Red Ink Pordsrs
RoWEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-05
Fall and Winter GOODS.


vVsHE subscribers having now received Thu
u greaief pat Of their FALL aud WIN
ter GOODS, respectfully invite then custom
ers, and purchasers generally. 10 examine 'hei
present extensive assortment Ia the FANCY
LINE, they have The pleasure OF offering, at III,
most moderate prices, the following
Superior black Italian Iusirings
Richest blk. Satin Levanlines
Blk, md blue black Gro de Nap silks
Blk. Corded Gro de Xanns, anew article
Printed Batteesse, various shades and figures
Rich figured Ismorlnes, extremely cheap
Saiins, Modes and Florences, every shade
Gro dc Nap Silks, every shade
Partisan Plaid Gro dc Maps, new style
A few pieces Nnnkin and Canton Grapes
Calicoes, M extensive and beautiful assortment
Blk. CWces ians and Bombazines
Ladies steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown aud imperial blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue aud scarlet Mcrino Cloths
Iambored Book Mu.lins, richest figures
PLAIN Swiss and Book do
81 and 6-i ] #roneis aud Cambiics
few pieces Sd Medium Mnslins elegant
IA, 81 aud 61 Thine, Shasls
Meripo Long Shawls, frs, order
Embroidered Paris Grape Shawls and Scarf
Palmerinr and Silk Sbaws
Decoupe and Barge Dress Shawl
Artificial NrcnIhs and Roses
IA and Sd Bot'binet Lacrs, plain aud figured
Thread aud bob' nri Edginss
Richest Brussels Laccs
Silk aud Bnbhinet do handsomest style
Bobbnei Lace Wells white and black
Fine Lawns, aud Linen Cambria tldkfs.
Cotton SILK aud WorSted Hosiery full assert
mpnt
Fine, nnd suprrGne grass hieached Irish Linens
Re" pieces superior Thread Camhncks
A beautiful assortment neW style Bonnet Rib
hous
variety OF richest embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladcs' embroidered Nuts aud Horse SKIN
Gloves
A lev boxes fhncv Cap Ribbons
Wide Luslrng klhbous, solid colots
Ladies aud Gentlemens black aud white Silk
Gloves
Plain white Mefno Cloths, n new and beautiful
article
case fashionable Leghorns, &c. &c. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
few pieces extra fine Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment Gne g. snperfne English
Cloths, inc'udiug blue, black, olive, steel
mix, and every fashionable ,hade
Super double mIlied Drab Coaiings
Fine aud supeIline blue and black Cas.imeres
few pieces super Drab, do. double and single
miled
Superior black. aud blue blnrk silk Velvet
Msrscilles, SwansJown and Valencia Nestipps
Scotch Plaids ana Camblets
few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy colored Satnets, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several bales hedry Poin, Blankets
A large supply English Duilel Blankets
(Red STRIPED The largest aud cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium flannels of every color
Green Serge and Booking Baige
Several pieces ingram Carpetings, haudsomest
figures
81 and A. brown and beached Domestics
80 and "A Plaid do indigo blue
81 brown aud beachnd Waltham Sheetinq
bale superior unLlesrhed Sea Island Shirtinp
few pieces 5-4 real Russia Shee,ines
P,ads and plain Lindsels for servants wear
Several bales double miled Army lolhs
Double milled Napt Cot,ons, No lt.5
A full assortment Spun Cotton, &c sc. &c.
DAVID d ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
.Dorrtg1l ImtellfgencR.
[From the N' Y. Journal of Commerce.

lFfOm tne N I Journal Of COmmerce,1 News from the Continent is of no great in terest Bells Weekly Messenger says, "fron all the news arrived from those quarters, ii ap pears that the Russians are much more desi rors offinishing the campaign than the Turks In other words, the Russians are more ex- hausted by getting the victory, such as it is than the Turks are by losing the battle. Our own opinion has already been expressed, that q e winter will be season of active negocja- lion. and thataEurope will be enjoying per feet pacltication, at least in the North Eastern quarters, before the return of the succeeding spring"
 The Traveller oft the 2d Dec. speaks in tbe same strain: By private letters received this morning from St. Peterscurgh, we learn that an opinion was entertained there, that Nicho- las was anxious that negotiations should be O. pened through the mediation of this country for the settlement ofall differences with Fur key. Money had become universally scarce at St. Petersburgh, and there as well as here discounts were scarcely to be obtained"
 report had prevailed in France and Eng land that Silistria had fallen, but the latest pa- pers express doubts of It.
 RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
 FRANKFORT, Nov. 9.
 We have letters from Vienna. which may be depended upon, and which say Silistria still holds out, and that though closely press ed, there is no appearance that it will surren- der so soon as was expected. The Vizier who commands there, is man of tried fidelity, ,and the garrison is full ofbravery. It was repor ted at Vienna that disorders had manifested themselves among the troops of Count Witt genstein's army; they are attributed to the heavy rains which have fallen in the countries on the Danube, and to the bad quality of the provisions.
 LEMBERG, Nov. l2.-It is contidentIy as- serted that Gen. Geismar after having receiy- ed endorsements, had attacked the Turks on the lett bank off the Danube-had driven them across the river, and taken up his position at kalatat. The fall of Silistria only was wait ed Tor Tn order that the Russian army might go lnto quarters. The left wing would then occupy that tortress-the centre take up its quarter sat Bazardiik, and the left at Varna.
 CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Oct. 99.--The minds ot all are occupied with the news of the iall of Varna, which was received here on the s6th--especlalIy as it is known thai tne Sultan, who was extremely agtated by th's unexpected event. has taken some se- were measures. The Grand Vizier, Niche met Sel'm Pacha, whois accused of not hay lng done what he ought for tic relief of V arna' mas been deposed and sent to Gal llpoll. His successor is the brave defender or Varna, Izet Mohammed Capitan Pacba, 10 whom have been sent the seal, the treas. ures, and the warlike equipages, taken from the Grand Vizier, with orders to make g better use of them than his successor had done. Jussuff Pacha, whose treason. in inc Sultan's view, contributed much to hasten the fall of Varna, has been banisbed and his property confscated to the treasury.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10th, 1899.

For want of any more interesting matter wherewlth to entertain you, thought has just come into my head, ito endeavOr to insti- tute a comparison between the tout-ensemble of our House of Representatives, (in which l am now writing.) the French Chamher des Deputies and the English House of Commons. In the execution of this project, intend to go out of my own proper person and assume so far as national prejudice will permit, the probable feelings, opinions and habtudes of thinking ofa Frenchman and an Ensshman. 1t Is but an experiment. and if fail Gas most probably shall,) hope to be visited >merc- fully. To begin then:
 An Englishman would irst observe the striking difference in personal appearance, between the American and English legislators. great proportion of the latter are much younger men than are to bt seen here; and the superior attention paid by them to ele- gance of costume would seen to indicate that their time is less engrossed Sith the business than the enjoyment of life. In other words thay seem to be more universally gentlemen, m the English meaning of he word, as dis tlngulshed from men of business. The American legislators have the air ofbeing far mers, merchants, planters aid lawyers. The English rather wear the senblancc of men of leisure and fashion. Nor isthe apparent dis, tlnction lost in their demeahor in the House. An air of serious and earnest occupation per vades the House of Representatives : few of the members are absent from or change their seats during the hours of business; and where coterie of takers is to be seen, their conver- sation from their grave yet animated looks and gestures, appears to turn with very few exceptions upon the matters then before the House, or expected soon to be. The English
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22

APp'0priafe.-An Ohio paper contains an essay "On Fla,,ery,-By lady" sign Cd with the initials 'J. A. w." which spells something which every body knows some "ladies" are much addicted to.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NOHudy, Jan. ,. MT. Cambreleng presented presented pe- titon signed by about 1000 citizens of the city ofNew York. raynssthadhel mail may not be transported on the Sabbath. Mir. Gorham, of Mass. also presented petition similar in its import, and as far as could be judged from its bulkiness, signed by not less than 2OOO cit izens of Boston. Similar petitions were pre- scented by a number of other members.-Nat Journal.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22

In subterranean passage uear Lyons. France, vase has been found, said to con. tain great quantity of jewels and antique ornaments, together with some pieces of gold of the Emperor Clauda. The whole is estimated at 100000 francs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
New Grocery and Stationery
STORE

yum subscriber, in addition to his fno Stool ~
groceries. has lately received and offers for sale
at ms sore opposite the Theatre, a general assoit,
NJ C~o"'is'ing in part If
foio post foolscap and letter paper, white and h,,o
OF various qualities, in reans and half rcams
Large and small (colUured) common, straw crown
slngic ana double, %wrapping paper-Tlis paper inn,
paris no smell, and IS fine for w%roppiug tea, &c.
Ink, black and rcd, in bottles and vlais Of various 81.
Zcs u
lnks,ands, silver pens, pounce, sand. sand boycs 90.
iers, s~eaing-wax. and a large stock of auiDs
Biank books, notes and bills Of ladinp
books
The most approved elementary school books. in tho
Greek, Latin, French and English lanpnares
II variety OF chiid7en's books, and a few religious and
historical works and novels "
n handsome variety Of fancy articles, such as rozors
ana razor straps, pocket knives, mathematical in
Struments, thermometers, flutes, suspending lenns
FIorlda and Cologne water, ~Tcrfumed oil. poma.
tu1n and soap, combs, tooth and hair brushes. visi-
tng cards, paint boxes and brushes. durable ink &c
Fresh supplies Of seasonable articles in the Gnocc.
~ line viii be frequently received.
OCT l1-co3t WALTER y. BIAIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
40, II, ~, ar, 90 D, 81,
Were The Nos. drawn in the Rhode Island Lottery.
Class No. IL.
THIS DAY!
nELAWARE g. SOUTH CAROLINA, No.
~ IL, Exira.-The drawing To- be received at
B'gger's Prize Office, ut 70 o'clock, TO-DAY.
capitals $1,000, $500, 1000, 1900, I,02o, . Of
leo, sc. &c.
W1eole tickets s., Quarters 81.
ne capitals Tor sale as usual at the constant
Prize Selling Office Of THO. B. BIGGER.
$4,000; e8, 80, 46, do $1,000, aud 10, %, 48, do $500,
were all sold and paid at sight on Monday last.
$4,000 and 90 Of $1,000.
EW YORK Lottery, No. ~, extra.-The
drawing will be received on Sunday. Capt.
10000, 600, $500, 1905, 20 of 1000, 20 of
quarters l3-for sale in the usual variety at
GoNNECTlCUT STATE LOTTERY. Tenth
- Glass, to be drawn at Hartford, TO-DAY.
I6th instant, and the drawing will be received n,
instant. '' ""
CAPITALS.
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 2.O25. ; of
1000, 3 of 500, s of 400, 10 of 300. 10
or 200, 20 of $50, "a Of 100, &c. &c.
Whole tickets only s., shares in proportion.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS No. -.
W ure"u IN the ci,y OF Philadelphia, Tuesday
next, 10Th instant, and the drawing will be received
at Richmond Friday following.
GRAND CAPITALS.
Z prizes of $4,000 each, . of 5000, I of
1903, 10 Of 1000, 20 Of 500, &c. &c.
Whole tickets so, shares in proportion.
or saie as usual IN a great variety Of numbers, at
TIC fortunate and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange
Office of THO u " = CI,~SSSnuan'Se
u Where orders from abroad will at all times
meet the most prompt attention, and where no legs
tnhn three CaUitul DTiypa tygrr o,lJ nJ iii - -.
week. and where in almost every drawing the CAPT.
tails are sold and paid. oct 1875 r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
From: He .Eoy.noT nj Conn.,.

L'VDs TIC OVf"TNE q CohiRle1'cf.
FROM SMYRNA-DiREcT.-The brig Delos, Capt.
Smith, OF Boston, arrived this morning from C~onstnn-
tinople and Smyrna, having left the latter place on
the 18th OF August. The U. S. Ship Warren, Capt.
Skinner, had sailed for Egypt. The Lexington was
at Smyrna; the Delaware on a cruise; the Java at
Malta; the Fairfield at Trieste.
a" ~. %4'seu Ut smyrna Trom ConsIantmopIe
on the 18th, bringing information that the Sultan had
determined to comply with the Treaty of the 6th
Jury, at the same time expressing his desire that Ca
pc dIstrias should not remain at the head NJ The cov-
eminent. He wished that the nomination of a Prince
should rest with England and France. and that these
powers would guaranty the safety of his Empire
rom the lncnrslons Of his new neighb ors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
EARTHENW.YRE, CHfMa 9 GLAss

E4RTHENR.fRE CHINA g GLASS
THE, Subscriber has received by the .aroe~.,
yhodison aud james ,Cyopper, from Liyernoot
hs TALL supply OF Edrihenrare and China. and nv -
cent arrivals from Boston. plain, moulded, and cut
Glassware the whole comprising the best assortment
!, goods IN The above line, ever offered for sale In
Richmond. Country merchants and others want
ing supplies are respectfully invited to call and exa-
mnne the qualities and prices previous to purchnsln1
STONE. WARE,
o. o. excellent quality, which will be packed 70 erIer at
sept 28 eod6t il MarLo,- Rr;d,o
nmsitAL'S SALE.-i pursuance ola decsee of the
A'A s9peri't court of chaneesy, holden a, Stauntou, pro-
aepsndthSc wherein the administrator with the will annexed of
ond 6s, a :, Iss q HsGd, Is Pian,f, and John sydnor. adm'r
public auction, tor cash, before the door Of the WAYNE Tarsrn'
IN Siaun'on, on Monday, the 23d day of Novcm6er nex, ,Ess
following TIac, of Land, 10 witt III the county of Uarri.or' lssSS
acres on the waters Of Horn creek, a drain of Ir.d;rs 100.
1000 ACRES ON a drain ofTyger's Valley dvcr 600 uctes betwsrn
Stuah's and Hudem's Mill creek, a branch of Husbes s;vs,. Il,
the county of Randolph, 1900 on the waters of Gauls, S;y,ss..
1900 more ON the waters of Gauley river 1000 acres on a branrh
Oh IN river 1000 acres on Cruso cieek, waters OF Elk river, and
iouo acres on Rock Camp creek; and in the county Of Aueuxta.
$500 acres on the North river, a branch of Shenandoah, about
10 OF 10 miles north west Of S,aunton, and 2liO acres on Ches.
For II more particular description of The above mentioned lauds
'e, ss, san may be """ c 70 ,ss inle paper, filed in the cause
- ANDOLPHS REPORTS, YoL. 9th, of Cases
~ argued und determined in the Court of Appenls
IF Virginia; just published
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journals of the Conventions of i775-6 aud 1875
Journals ofihe Senate and House of Delegates Of
Virginia from 1875 to 1900, inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large, and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated to increase the Public Library of
the State, may be Ind Of the subscriber, at tho Cam
tot, IN the city OF Richmond. upon tho lowest terms.
WIN II. RICHARDSON, Crk Council
ocl o-tI and Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
TRUST SALE

virtue OF a decd of trust, executed by James
- Underwood to the subscribers, on the aed ay
OF september, 1928, anu dolly recorded in the clerks
Office OF Hanover county, for p,rnose. ,be,a;, -
toned we shall proceed to sell, at public auction, for
ready money, to the highest bidder, on Wednesday,
Ort. e",h, 1929, at Hanover court house, one Tract
OF l:and, IN said county, lying on Aliens Creek, and
adjoining w. Woodson's, and others; also. he no.
loving slaves, viz: Davy, Washington, james, Isaac.
Armistead' Polly and Lofty; or so much of the above
mentioned property, as will be sufficient to satisfy
said deed, and other expenses attending the san,.'
The title to the above property is believed indisputa-
bic, but the subscribers, acting as trustees, viii con.
Vey only such title as is vested in them.
Oct. ~2aw7t JOHN TYLER, D.
JOHN PRIDDY, JUSTICES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
NEXT LO7TER,

Next LOTTERY.
nELAWARE Il SOUTH CAROLINA, Ex-
X ira Class, no. l2.-Tho drawing will be recci :
we'd TODAY.
81 Numbers Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
Junius' Posthum0us Works

TRNHE P~osthumous Works Of Junius. "a which Il.
q prehxed an Inquiry respecting Tho an,bor
tIso, Sketch ofthe Life Of John Horne Tookc.
"Non vvfhts noa egor INNS"
Essays and Dissertations in RihGcaI JAo,,,ox.
by a Society of CLergymen; vol. !, containing chief
ly Translatious OF Che Works Of German critics
!na' published, and for saIe by
oc' % J. n. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
10000 Dollars for SIS.

CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY
10TH CLASS.
drawing WIZ be received on Tuesday next ut 12 o'clk.
6O Number Iottery-0 Drawn Ballots.
EHIIIaa