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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

Mr.. Watisrsion iots LiJrarian % Congress.
gentlemen who was Enc scholar, VIC have already
apPrised the reader, Of the victims of"Reforn,"
or to speak properly, the aboninable system
ofvindctye dcspotism exercised by President Green
under that name, at Washington. As usual, the
prescription Of Mr.. WatterHon has been followed
upby atssue Of BLACKBOARD rbaIdry in the Telegraph,
designed TO furnish forth cooufaBle pretext for his
Tv'noVal' Duff at first alcdgcd, that sIr. Waiter
sion had given no official bond, but confronted tho
Library snd its oonthpts, without responsibility.
This ialsebooj wssncontincDty nailed 10 the coun-
Ter. The next charge was, that Mr.. Wattcrston
IVES Contributor % The late political Journal called
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
FROM KEY WEST "

The revenue cutter Marion, Capt. Jackson. arrivs,
yesterday, in three days from Key Wet. An afIA;r
occurred at that place on the goth ut. between wa
liam MCrea, Esq. District Attorney, and Cant. &.
u. Hawkins formerly ofthe Mexican brig Herinionc
III which the former was killed. The following a,s
the particulars Of THE melancholy catas,rophe Which
u appears that these gentlemen had long been a,
vasrence, arising from Illicit intercourse between
NJ Crea and the wife Of Capt Hawk Prevo,,s ~,
discovery of this, Capt. Hawkins had employed
mr. MCrea as counsel 10 some worry important Iayo
cases then and still pending in the courts at Kew
west. sRer Capt H. discovered MCreas ntna-
~ WIN his wic duel eBsucd, which resulted (afer
the , exchange OF four shots) in MCreas receiving
pau ~ bis thigh. Capt ii. then leA Key Wet Dor
heV'co and had bcan absent fer four months. vhen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

The Outrage ut Key West.---Ve End the ,orow.
ing new version of Mr. McTeas and Mr. Hawkins,
affair ut Key West, in the Charleston Gazche Of
June 10Th. 1t puisa new face upon the natter bu.
as the letter published by US yesterday, was from
known and highly respectable source, we think !,
ought to have superior weight to anonymous autAo.
nty. We shall believe it, unless contradicted by bet.
ter testimony.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
0Ge" Of the Rtpu6hean and Georgian,l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
NEw-YORK, Oct. so.

From EngiGnd.-The packet ship Britain
mia. Capt. Marshall. arrived yesterday from
Liverpool. bringing papers from London ms
late ne the S0th Of September. and Liverpool
to the LIST OF October. No later intelligence
from the continent was received by the Bri-
tannia.
As far as we are able to perceive. from On
examination Of the English papers. there does
not appear to be in that country. any uneasy
feelings concerning politics, or the character
and measures Of the government. AS far ms
Russia and Turkey are concerned. we scr
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

= young man from Lynn had his leg broken
70 two places at the late Review at Beverly
RE viii probably be "laid up" six months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

MARRIED,
In Hartford, Mr. joins Hawley, Of Danbury, to Miss
a.. In Easily Windsor, Nc Thomas T. Hazard to Miss
Margaret Rockwell.
In Holland, M Henry Noble 10 Miss Emily Ann
Gains; BIZ Benjamin l.. Young to Mics Beisey IA.
gertOn.
IN Harwinion Mr Benjamin Barlsley, Of I.;,ch.
6eid, to Miss Susan Wells, Of Wintonbury.
DIED,
In This town, on Saturday lass, De. William Hu,eh
ins, Of Bolton, in the 28ih year Of his age.
IN East-HaTtiord, Mr. Joseph 8. Goodwin, q.
IN glastonbury, BIZ. Joseph Scott "a, a pensioner
In Ellington, Mr.. David WadswoTth "a,
In Pennington, Mrs. Phebe Tlolson, 81, cOnsor,
Of Deacon Ashbel Tilloason. ~~""O''
10 Hariland, Lacy, daughter OF Augustus Hmm.
phrey, Esq. 20.
In Winchester Centre. Mrs. Rebecea Hurlburt a
eonsort Of Samuel HurlbuEt, ESQ.
In Boston, John G. Jones, ESQ. -, Tor many wear,
eminent merchant Of that city.
In Hariland, West bliss MIaEJ, youngest dansh,..
Of Deacon Abiather Newton, o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

Look out for Wooden Nutmegs.-We un-
derstand that large quantity Of cast iron
axes will in the course of a few days be Of
fered for sale simultaneously at New-York
and in various other parts Of the United
States. They are of very handsome appear
ance, being ground and finished so as to re.
senhle closely the most approved cast steel
axes used by wood choppers.-Con. Mirror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

MIDDLETOwN, (COnn.) Oct. 81.
aEcer Bearing Raspbery.-Mr. Noadiah
Rockwell, Jr. brought to our Office yesterday
for exhibition several punches of the Ever
Bearing Raspberry, loaded with great num-
bers Of this delicious fruit, some ripe. Others
just turning red, and others green it also
had large number in bloom. The fruit,
when ripe, is red, and Of beautiful flavor
1t commences bearing early in the spring, and
continues to bear until frost comes. A gen
tleman forwarded it to Mr.. r.. from the banks
of the Mississippi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
ADVANTAGES OF TREES.

Cattle thrive much better in ields even but
moderately sheltered with trees than they do to
an open exposed country An Italian lCourtie-
~ has enumerated aud illustrated The advanfa-
ges in point OF climate which tracts OF county
derive from woods and forests " These he
says are arresilng the progress of impctuous
aud dangerous winds maintaining the temper
allure ofthe AIR. regulating the seasons lessen.
ing intense cold opposmg the formation and
increase OF ice moderaiing intense heats pro-
due,ng abundance OF waters 10 the rivers dis
charging The electricity of thr atmosphere OPP
posing barrier TO washing away OF nndermin-
ing hanks preserving from innndationq pre-.
serving The soil ON hills and mountains"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

N\toriCE--By virtue Of a deed of trust, ex
~ ecuted to me by Abraham and Jacob CT
~, SEN bearing date the 26lh day of May.
1928. and duly recorded in the Clerks office of
the count, court ofPunsyiyania. for purposes
therein mentioned, shall, Oh the 18th day of
March 1929, upon the premises, proceed 10 sell,
at public auction, for cash, u tract Of land sup
nosed to contain one hundred acres, wherein
the said Abraham and Jacob City. Sen. now
live, adjoining the lands Of Francis Galloway
and others also the following property, VIZ
sor,el mare, one COW and yearl'n, 10 head OF
hays household and kitchen furniture of every
description and plantation utensils Of every de-
sc,;ntion. Acting as trustee shall convey
s,.h title only AS is vested in me as such.
WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Trustee.
March .. tdso|
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
ro,unIh Real Estate for Sale.

Idl0HOtc Aeut ESIdf JW ''eAft'
YYynE subscriber in pursuance OF Two
deeds oftrust, executed to bIm by he
surviving partners of the late LFms oi "hil
Bullock. Il Co. and Cali y BulIoch, ana
the executors of WIN. Gait, deceased t~hIth
deeds bear date on the 3ist day ni ahfch.
1923, } offers for sale, Tue following valuable
real property, to wit
2I6 10 acres Of land, Harchased ~ ''t
said Cult, Bullock & ca. OF Il. Z A. Brad.
flute, situated in the county oi Bedford near
the town OF New London. ;,
1875 81 acres Of land, lying in Campoel
county. near Gamblers Mountain, aud IN the
vicinity of he town OF Lynchbnrg.
An undivided moie,y OF the Black water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurienani, stu
ate in the immediate neighberhood OF the
town of Lynchburg, CThe property ahore
described, belong TO tue concern OF "a'b
Bullock g. Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern of Gait u Bullock, TO vii
The House and Lot, with the appurtenah'
ees in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc
cupied by the said concerns, as store, ana
now in The occupancy of Mckee & Meem'
Also. the House and Lot Immediately IN
the rear of the one last mentioned, and now
occupied by Landlord I. Vedder..
The terms of sale will be liberal, and mace
known on application to the subscriber, VINO
will convey to the purchaser CT purchasers
such title as is vested in him by the deeds oil
trust aforesaid, and no other.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee
a,o OF ,s3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
l'OETR Y.
From he yournaL Of commeres.

From he Journal Of Commerce.
The Wilderness and the solitary place
Shall be glad Tor them and the de.er,
Shall rejoice aad blossom as the rose.
Isaiah 35u aad ist.
Press on, We dauntless pioneers,
luto the trackless wild.
And he who far the standard rears
or Hun the God feyil'd.
Shall slake his thirst at fountains sweet.
Pure FROM the living spring,
Which none but The redeemed shall meet,
Aud the redeem'd shall sing.
Press ON. the field is large indeed.
The plants Of sin are sirown.-
Be yourst expel the bitter weed,
And nurse your Fathers own,
OF tread the tares, ere ye, they ,ise
And choke the better seed
Which b,ood has nuI,ur'd hon The skies
Its sonfce and iie TO feed.
Press On, the current of the world
Is SET against youl course,
Bur with that glorious cross unfHi't.
Rrsis"ss IS your foree.
On, on. the cabiNes bless your eyes,
Their chains are falling now.
And light that shines above the skies,
Is wfealhins fair each brow.
Press on, DER the extended rafih.
And spread HAT volume wise
And thousand souls shall walte 10 birth,
Nursd with ts mysteries
Shall lisp Ihe accents of a tongue
Taught in liz Makers love.
And his redeeming grace be SUM.
Aud ye-your lnbeis prove. AnioH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
CURES BY
SWAsM'S PANACEA.

FEyHE following is A translation Of letter
from the original Spanish, dated Esd OF
September 1923, forwarded 10 William Swain
by J. G. A. X ilamson, Esq. American Con-
sui.
Satisfactory evidence of the responsibility Of
Mr. Rodrgues, has been laid before the Editor
Of the National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic of Columbia.
Sept. %, 1923.
70 I'm. Stpaip,, Philadelphia.
SIR: The marvellous and beneficial effects
Of your Panscea in number oil instances in
which il has been tried in this city. aud OF which
am witness and admirer, and the necessity Of
a supply without the risk oil adulieraton Of
some bottles for my own house and for some
particular friends OF mine, induce me TO take
'he liberty, OF addressing you, and to suppIicate
you to have the goodness TO send me 90 bottles,
directed to the Consul resident at this capital,
(vlz. J. G. A. Williamson, Esq for which will
pay the said Consul. or such person as you may
direct, according 10 the invoice but trust YOU
WI put the most equitable prices. | have the
satisfaction to inform yon that l am an ocular
witness of sixteen cures of the greatestt impor
lance affected by your Panacea, of SyPhiiaie,
Chronic hpeterate and ulcer0us diseosfs-also
OF LiUer complaint, so common IN this country
This had the Just and merited praises which
| have bestowed upon the medicine have
Drought il into great estimation, and with
out doubt il will deserve more from day to day,
for considerable number of person are la
hing it with profit.
have the honor to be, &c.
tSisned) I. MlGL. RODRlGUES.
Il rs to be greatly regretted, that in conse-
9aence of the unparalleled success of this medi-
cine SO many iner, limitations of it are dai-
" ;oistered on the public and that remedy
81 such invaluable powers should thus be talsi-
led.
- " The price being now reduced to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle, places it in the power of
~ classes 10 avail themselves of its use.
VIM SWAMI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
COMPRESSION BUSINESS.

ENHE subscriber informs his friends and the
IL public thai he ceoilnncs 10 do business
on Commission, and promises tina, no pains
shall be spared 10 give entire satisfaction To
all Planters and Farmers who may conlide Ia
his management the sale OF Tobacco. Flour
or other produce. His Office will be kent nj
the Store OF Mess,s. J & S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bark.
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan 70. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
BEE MOTHS.

The sagacity oil man enables him TO discover
the peculiar habits which Instinct leads the sub
ordinate creation 10 adopt for self preservation,
aud his inventive faculty irequeu,y suggests 10
HIM, some mode, by which The Distinctive hab-
IT'S OF such NJ are noxious alay he conducive 10
Their destruction. Thus we discover that in
'tnei teaches The Bee moth ~ sscrrte herself
during the day, in the corners OF Tim hive. An
therefore, necessary 10 he done. TO take such
advantage Of This fact ns that this most pernis
rlots rnrmy Shnll rush 10 lis own destfuc tion
For this purpose let the oricc OF the hive be
our inches wide. and one inch high Az the
commencement OF the season Tor the moth,
place shlng on the bottom or Hoor Of the
hive. You will find in the morning tina, almost
every moth Inns iakrn refuge under H. They
are thu, readily despatched. This is tho mode
! have praciised with my own bees, and not n
single hive has ever hecu injured.
~ T., Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
ny FLETCHER * TOLER.
TERMS,

r.. q. ,sr apntnl pay ahiein aivance.--No sub
iii he received for lsss time than SIX months
scrip yin he discontinued (but at the discretion
as,ha Editors until all arroarases arc PAID.
Advertisements will be inserted at % cents per
ali,snee Those from a dstanc. must be pad for
s ia their Insertion, the payment assumed by
me responsible personin Lynchburg.
1yChanccry Orders exceeding two sqosTosaro ~
,ortsd for six dollars
.u,.,,ors addressed TO the Editors must be post
ri or thew will not he attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
Commission Business.

FEyHE subscriber bavng entered into The
Commission business, offers bis servi-
ces to the merchants and planters trading 10
thi; place Tobacco, Flour, and other pro
dnce, confded TO his cafe to sell or ship, VIII
be strictly attended TO. He is provided with
Storage in a fire proof house on main street,
for the reception of Flour. Whiskey and pack
ages of Goods. SAM" HANNAH'
jan l. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome little Farm. UPON tire
EAhea5water Of Appomaltox, IN Backng
ham. This land is in the neighborhood OF Clo-
Yer Hill lies remarkably well. produces To-
bacco OF the finest qnaltIy. aud has mon il a
very large orchard Of well selected fruit the
tact contains 80 acres-Persons disposed 10
buy, will apply 10 the subscriber or Col. SAM.
a. Pat,eson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

wHY virtue OF deed of trust exeCu Ell 10
y Bthe subscriber by Urah Leitwich and
Nancy his wife. tor purposes therein mentioned,
which deed bears date the o4ih day OF April,
1924. and is duly committed to Re ord IN the
clerks Office OF the county court OF Bedford, We
shall proceed to sell, on the preDi.es, at The
dwelling house al which the said UrIah Let.
w;ch now resides, ~ the county Of Bedford and
State Of. Virginia, on the 18Th day of March.
1929, if fair, if moi, the next fair day, sundays
excepted. for ready money, 10 the highest bid
der, the following property, viz one nact Of
land on which the said Leftwlch now resides, "
ing and being in the county OF Bedford. said 10
contain loo acres, bounded by the Islands OF Eli
jah Turner. R'ch'd Turner Ihadeaus Mlls,csq,
Garland Hurts esq g. others, this tract OF land.
though small is well worth the attention OF any
person that may want to purchase tract OF
that slze-it beIbg OF good quality and the
plantation in good orler-also one negro man
named Shadrack. one negro woman named
Ailly --eight head 4 of cattle. ten head OF
sheep, twenty seven head OF hogs, two bay
horses, three feather beds aud lurniture-and
all the balance Of his household ana kitchen fur
niture Ne " i'll only convey such title as Is
vested in Us by the trust deed Aforesaid, but
believe the right to be ndispntablc
WILLIAM LEE WITCH,
THOMAS PRESTON, Trustees.
Feh q w3w6l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

aud, when the plants had two or three leaves,
planted them out, by ine in regular ro"s--
Nothing can succeed better. or produce finer
roots hardly one in twenty dies.
Ritsitrus On UtJs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

persons indebted to samuel
IL b. Davis dec. are required n make pay
inent Immediately, and those having chin, a
eainst tue same are requested to present ihem
to me for payment. Y. q. CLAY, admr. Of
s. b. DAVIES, dec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
liaMp a nd Castor III.

TfUST received a full supply of best winier
~ Lamp Oil. and also full supply OF best
cold expressed Cas'oT Oil. Howell DAVIES
March,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
SALE.

uBY vrtnc OF deed OF trust. exccnted to us
I'D by john n Rose, for purposes therein set
forth, aud duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
the county court Of Nelson will be sold, 10 the
highest bidder, on the ed Of March, al Nelson
Courthouse, it being court day, two valuable
NEGRO MEN one fast mite house Carpen-
ter his qualifications are Of the first order, and
as mechanic is not surpassed by any man OF
his color. The other IS likely young fellow,
aud is a good sawyer They will be sold for
good nc .atiable paper, at 90 days, payable at
oae ofthe Banks in Lynchbnrg. The title is
unouestoaabe, buIwe shall only convey that
which we derive from the trust deed.
JOHN 7. CoBBS, Trus
JAMES s. PENN, tees
The above sale s made with my consent and
APPRECIATION JUN ~ ''oo
March WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

Stts Al SWANS GENUINE PANA
- S.CEA. Just received direct from the
"a Tory, a suppIyo swam's genuine ranaeea '
AT the reduced price of two dollars. Also sun
dry other articles. THOMAS J. DUVAL-
Dec 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
a sovaRExcy AIM az

IN diseases of the Liver Debility resu'hn@
from in,emperance and dissipai on; Old aud in
yeterate Ulcers. Pains'p he bones. Attended
with swellnes OF the johns Indigestion bioich-
es on the Face, Pimpes, az Syphilis, Cutan-
eous diseases generally, and letter in particu-
lar: Mercuriai aud Scrofulous Complaints.
The certificates OF wonderful cures performed
BY the Caihollcou, have become so numerous
as TO preclude their insertion in any newspaper,
and has made it necessary for the proprietor TO
print them IN pamphlet OF about 100 pages
This will be orNarded as soon as possible to
the several agents for graiuiious distribution, and
must, on perusa. strengthen the good opinion
now entertained by the friends of this medl-
cine, and disarm, as it is hoped, the preindlces
ofthose who view with distrust any medicine
not Known in What is called regulnr practice. y
Facts are stubborn things, and cannoi he gain
said.
AT the earnest solicitations OF members oil the
medical faculty, and Others who have witnessed
the astonishing cures efecio.. - the Vegetable
Cathohcon, aud who are anxious that its bene-
Sits to mankind may be more widely difused,
the proprietor has consented to reduce the re-
tail price to TWO D0LGARS per bot
lie and this will be done without in any way
seterioraiing the quality OF the medicine,
reducing The size of the bottle, as has been ma.
erally done in the case OF SwaIm's Pana-
cea.
The subscriber, agent for Poiter's Genuine
Catholicon, has just received 2SS BOT
Tiles, which are for sale At Philadelphia pri-
ces. Howell DAVIES.
Feb Q. TAG
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= N U f + y.

vRUsT received and for sale, AT pery reduced
~ pr,ces, a very large assortment OF Snufis, !
Rotiles Canis,ers, Jars, Bladders and Kegs
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

4 Strawberry was gathered, on the Goth, OF
June, from the garden ofMr. Morris, Brentiofd
End. which measure l3i inches in encounter
nnce, aud weighed upwards of,hree ounces.
Morning Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

IN ARES best oAewing Tobacco, for sale
howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

SPIT. Turpentine and Linseed Oil.
SAtSr received a full supply of SPIT, lurpen'
- line and Lnseed Oil.
Howell DAVIES.
March 2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

rHNHE unparalleled repna ION Of his medi'
cine is such. and its pre- eminent virtues
areiso we'll established. aud SO fully acknowl-
edged by an Intelligent public, that it's scarce
" necessary to say any thing further than that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
A1NtOWAE.

"E have removed to Bullock's old stand
w where our customers will find us dispoS-
fu as heretofore. To consult their interest IN sell
ing them goods AT the lowest cash prices.
MCKEE. ROBINSON q CO
Jan. g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

A correspondent Of the Palladium relates that
a person in Boston, whose system had contract
ed propensity 10 dropsy from senentary EN-.
ploymen', mud whose limbs had become SO
much enlarged as TO burst the skin, has been
lately cured entirely. by laying the legs in cold
water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

So,c Hroai from Coid. AT this season O
The year, when common colds are prevalent,
better rrmedy cannot be prescribed for n sore
nesa o, Inflammation OF the inside ofhe hroat
which often attends severe catafTh than tn
following:
Mix wine glass full OF good calcined mag
nesia aud honey, 10 the consisieDce OF paste o
Jelly. and take a spoonful once an hour through
the day FOR dav OF two. II is cooling, healing
aud very gentle cathaftc. Bermuda paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

Tsansplan.ing Turnips For many years
have sown turnip seed on any little vacant spo',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

This is doubt the origin ofthe celebrated Bland
grape often spoken Of and generally supposed to be
native of virginia. II is am inclined to believe, the
Broad leafsd Manga stated by our author, smother
place, TO have beea raised from rsisu s.ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

March 2