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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
BRANCH a. SAUNDERS
-AERnEM7v
DANIEL WILLER

DANIEL WILLER
Opposite tie Union Hotel, Offers C,r SaIe.
GSh61 Boxes Fin Plate 1-3 cross
f~VO $3.50 lbs iron wire from no. 9 to rs
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
8do0lb double and single rolled English iron
Fle will also keep constantly on hand q general as
softment of Fin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking over charcoal furnaces. Yhe above
articles will be sold low as they can he bought in
this market. 4m Per o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
LVDL4 RUBBER .SfiOE,S.

THE subscriber has inst received large supply of
Ladies and GentlemcnS India Rubber Shoes,
which are inpenctrabe by water, and an excellent
prescrvatve of health. They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many Of those diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold by damPening their feet, ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above Shoes which equally
conduce to health and comfort. All who become ac-
q'tantcd with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the use Them
lie has also hand large assortment Of Ladies'
and Gentlenens, Boys and Misses Boots, Bootees
aud Shoes; Leather, Sealsn and Hair Trunks; and
a few dozen of Emerson's celebrated Razor Straps
all OF which he is disposed tose at low prices for ca s
dcc9--2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Eagle Hotel.
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Fon THE RIcHmoxp Vine.

Z @,
LtneS sucrsted5g reading The Dly i- ofiis nrnjyc-
Che beautiful aes, headed "HhGt as tfot Jfotfr<,,
What is that Futic? II is the Fawp
TRIPPING it lightly DER bricr and thorn;
Jte scents the perfume the swea. uassinr giTi.
And the o..c OF the mcTung 10 sip will not faIl
So may thy passage through this life be
Cnsnar'd by tine evils surrounding lice.
What is that Father? 1t ID tho Stag
Who for hounds or for huntsrren will never igj+
But onward bounds with increasing speed
When no hears the horn the prancing stecd
Like the St1g, my ov'd daughter thus hurry auay
When arrful pursuers thy speed would delay
oh, hurry, hurry, when danger is near
Shrink from greater evil have no other fear
Than the dead that once you should pause to look f,k
foii should lose the most sure and the only safe track
Oh! be in thy speed and thy pun pose so true
jan Is. g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
BMMJAIM11g 2. IMxCTErE.

.fH0rRey Gt Lnpp,
W ILL practice in the superior and inferior nonrts
held in the city of Richmond, including those
for the county of Hcnrico He may be found at the
Office of Chapman Johnson, Esq.
ian 10-eoGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
Suction sales.
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
GROCERIES,

THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
GROCERIES.
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst. at II O'Clock, viii
be sold at our auction store, general assortment Of
Groceries, &c, q. d. &. Co. A1cts
jan 10
ADDITIONAL
WW be added 10 Sale this .Vo,nins,
Is Bbls apple brandy,
90 casks Hodges Goshen cheese
10 hhds sugars various qualities
10 do inOasses
pipes cognac brandy, genuine
8 hhds whiskey
so boxes bunch and muscatel raisips
hds rum
Young hyson, gunpowder and imperial teds
20 boxes chocolate
10 kegs Spanish indigo
10 boxes mustard nutness
ID bugs coffee -
10 kegs lard
90 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
,. 10000 quilts
SO boxes Lees soap, candles, paper
Pepper, ailspice and many OTTER articles.
IAN 10 o. d. sc Co. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
Z EN- EMHER ME-

VIE. Remember Me, religious and literary mis-
n celany, intended q Christmas and new
years present f 7 1929, with handsome cngravlnqs
and neatly put up In watered silk, for sale by
Jan J. Fl. NASH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
SPLENDID SGHKAIE1

Fhe Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. 9th Class, to
be drawn ut the Eagle Hotel, Wednesday the 18th
February,
CAPITAI, PRIZE $4,000.
W hole $40, halves $40, quarters s., eighths 80
i'm 10 c. T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
D.4VID FULTZ-.4ttornegsa t Lao:

= C.1T ~ 4 CLIL--.1ttoTNeY FQf LsGzc,
~ AS settled himself permanently at the Warn,
hA Springs, and viii att end the courts of Alleeha-
ny, Bath and Pocahontas. He offers his services to
the public as General Land Agent, to investigate
titles, give information as to 9uay superntenl Sur
vcys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c.
During the recess Of courts he may be found at lis
Office, Warm Springs, Bath County.
dec 29--w5t
MIi. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PEYTON
I'VE CRANE,-Take notice, ,i.t SHALL on the s,h day oi
Nac 1923 between the hours of ten in the forenoon and FIVE
in the afternoon a. King Queen courthouse, proceed take
the dispositions OF Charles Hill and Others be evidence
IN suit in chancery depending in the coun,y
kins = Queen wherein am plaintiff, and Defendants
my on that day. shall proceed the first day thereafter when
ne weather VIII permit at the same place. aud between the
same houTs, and continue from day TO day unit, the business
ended. PHILIP b. PENDLETON,
jan 10 8tc
q URsc RIryIoNs taken in ny the subscriber for the
- North American Medical and Surgical Journal
published by the Kappa lambda Association Of the g.
States.
The high reputation which this Journal has attained
IN other parts of the Unon induces hope that the me-
deal faculty of Richmond, will deem it worthy their
patronage.
Nos. TX, X, VI, can be seen at the bookstores of
jan IL WIN. III. FIrZWHYLSONN,
40 Thirteen pound chests of first chop gunpow-
der tea, received and for sale at retail by
Jan ls G. Il. g. j. -HAI.LAM.
LIVERPOOL SACK SALT.
NOR SALE, the cargo of the ship Anacreon
l. expected daily from Liverpool. Apply to Mes
jun eNts MAXWELL rRoKEs.
FH7HE Subscribers have received per the Fanny 81
= Mary, from Boston, an addition to their stock of
dining and tea setts which renders their assortment
very complete. G. Il. &c J. HALLAM.
Jan 12-6t
M AN,FlGD to hire, tor the present year, twenty
" able bodied negro men, TO work i'll the coal
pits-for such, liberal price will be given Upon, ap-
rlicaton to the subscribers Oh the basin.
jan 10 ct NELSON CARY 81 CO.
NJ ANIEI. Y. HUQGINS, Artist, respectfully in
LIZ forms the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Richmond
that he intends Introducing Diorana for Exhibition
shortly representing the powerful and sublime effects
produced in nature of Fire Light, Sun Set and Moon
Light, not attempted before IN this part Of the Goun
try.
Due notice ofwhich will be given in daily papers
IL b. All orders will be thankfully received in the
various branches of his profession at Mr.. Wingfcds,
Shockoe Hill, formerly the sign Of tho Black Horse.
January l3-3t.
SPLENDID S0UPEsNZRS.
TINk1E Literary Souvenir,
The Amulet,
The Remember Me,
The Gem, -
The New Years Giit fW ios9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
$500 REWARD,

xSe.5 Da9S CT prlule lIaSdiEi cotfcc, Tor sale by
Jan 12-6t q. Il. & j. iIALLANI.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to nit
Be If aEnIMnsaEp, .at on tie eighth day of Nnve,
ber iii the Gttyind ;cag tic dependence of the
Tz-zs- u States of America, THOMAS W. WHITE, of
Tue sad District hath deposited in this Office The title book
Tue rnt whereof lie claims as proprietor, III the words following
"E(yeHn, az, Tie turriq J'He ETisy0ga,s:'' Wore,
By liaG.NiAN.
'ifierce ;IIu, md taitfui Loee,
-a'N! i'''ii se'e'-, dy fury Fiction d,esL'C>r,y.
"in z'wo Foiiaa.-.'
In conformity the the Congress of the Quilted States
entitled Gan for the learning by securing
ise copies Oh maps charts and books TO the authors pro-
pri.tcfs of such copc dining the times therein ncntioncd
R'D JEtfRiES,
GSasrl y de EastlTlt District 81 FirgiAiu
Ga IN answer to t'.o various inquiries, verbal ond
written, which hare been made, the Publisher an
nonnces, that the foregs work is in press, and will
appear in four weeks tren. this day. As the number
ei copies viii be ihied, Bo .-cIlcrs and others who
wiArso possess theGl would do we'll TO leave tbeir
H "a Msh the Ppashs. s5tli Mr. John II. Mash
sfssss. = eifi-2s' To-, CT VI. II. iitZwlvlso,.
BE- Pie Aatlior cf the shoe work IS z.gkao,,a
ng1si-ilstEnelihs ne many enious conjecturss
s ian ,htA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

ITehets-Box and Pit, Sl-Middc Cutlery, so
cents-Side Gallery, % cents.
~ No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
Doors to be opened at e. and Curtain to rise at
o'clock precisely.
Us. set of excellent stoves Supplied for the
comfort of the audience. ian le
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

separated into three paris--cream, curd ant
whey.
The cream is Of an oily. rich and sweet sub
stance, dfinscd through the others aud easily
seperated from them by standing but can neve,
be hardenedo r curdled with rnnnet.
Curd may be separated from the whey, by
heating II a little more than blood or milk heat
when il comes ffoln the cow g. adding a III IL
fennei, aud It's richne,s depends upon The
quantity of Cam that may be dilIused
through ii. and which may be easily pressed
out.
Whey is The remaining fluid, aud us richness
coler and taste depend upon the qusntiiy o
cream II may contain.
Cheese. IL is we'll known. is made from the
curd. and the cheese is the better the more II
contains oil the cream, or Of that oily matter
which cons flutes butter its goodness there
fore, depends in great measure upon the
manner Of separating the whey from the cnrd
1.-THE milk be much heated the enrd broken
in pieces, and the whey forcibiy separated or
pressed out with heavy weights OF patent pres
SEES as is the practice with many, The cheese is
sca,ce good for any thing, but The whey is dc.
icous, especially the last pressed out, and but.
ter may BIO Obtained from IL in considerable
quantities. A full proof that nearly the whole
creamy part of the milk has been separa.
ted from the cheese aud l. In the whey.
Whereas IL the milk be not too much heated
just sufficient 10 cnrdle, il the curd be allowed
10 remain onbroken. aud the whey be sepnr-
aicd by very slow and gentle pressure, the
cream is retained aud the cheese is excellent
bni the whey is almost transparent and nearly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
0ne half of Rose Isle for Sale.

n WISH 20 sell this valuable tract Of land,
living on Tye River, in Nelson county, a
ho.,, 1s miles from New Market, Cat the juno
,;on of I've and James River,) where there is
an inspection Tor Tobacco and boat naviga-
ZION 10 Richnond; in the ncighbol hood there
arc Two first rate manufacturing mills for flour.
The half of the tract contains, by estimate, 1910
acres. and in good repair. Ths tract is consi'
dered one Of the best in Nelson county, particu-
IatIy wen ada ied TO tobacco, corn 81 wheat. The
land Is well watsred and numbered, and great
deal of fine tobacco land TO cut. There is a
body of $50 acres of low grounds OF good quail
Nv on the river, attached 10 either half OF this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed TO purchase either half OF this estate (the
lower or the upper porton) as may best snlt his
wishes. Il IS useless TO give a further descrip
lion of this desirable estat,, as those wishing 20
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A.
ores. residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing to view it. | am dispos-
I'd tosell on accommodating terms, but bar
gain can be had for cash, or would take ne
eroes in payment. Letters addressed 10 me or
j r. D. Payne, in Lynchburg will be promptly
attended TO. LANDON X. CABELL.
Mav7 1870
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r. WILL sell from 3OOto 500 acres OF unclear
- ed land lying in Bedford county, three
quarters Of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is well adapt.
ed to the culture of Tobacco aud the different
Kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neigbbor
hood is well watered, and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofthe country. Ii is
SO situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
viii be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. 500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
From The American Farmer
TO RAISE GRAPES WITHOUT SEED.

Smdhheh, IA. sept ., lS2g.
J. S. SKINNER, ESQ i have been constant
reader OF your paper Tor many years, though
having no for IT, not being an ayr culinraiI,i,
have never taken it myself have never no.
tced III your book any thing said about the
grape we get from Smyrna so much used by
the conieciioners, without seed. have often
wondered how those gfapes were propagated.
Reading Anacharsis' travels through Greece !.
came to the following note. To obtain
grapes without seed take a vine shoe, aud Gu,
il lightly 10 the part which is 10 be set IN the
ground, take ont the pith from this part, unite
the two sides separated by the incision, cover
them with wet paper, aud plant II in the
earth"
/" The experiment may succeed better il the
lower part thus prepared be inserted IN an on
ion before IL is planted.
Should you wish TO restore vine TO youth
that is nearly dead, remove the earth on one
side, pick and clean the roots, applying TO them
different kinds Of manure" Should ibis infor.
nation be considered worth publishing, you may
do so. ONE OF YOUR ADMIRERS.
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NEW ANYWAYS.

yNNHE subscriber has just received an add
n tional supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
frem the North, which makes his stock very
complete, and which he is determined to sell
very low tor cash Among other Goods just re.
celved, are the following viz:
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes and other fancy Calicoes
Fink aud blue striped Florentine, for panta.
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black PruneIiar, a superior article for Gentle
mems coats
Sfsohia Cashmere do do do
ouper blk. Bombazet,e for do do do
'acohe'' Cambria, Book, and other Muslins, ve-
~ cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
lew doc. handsome gauze Hdk6.
10 10 Ladies Horsessin Gloves, Qightest
DO 4peces Irish Linen
ri, 10 very best Company Flag Hdkf.
thread and Cotton + loss
brazilian tuck aud side Combs
loo - ''''u' '''5
"a Cotton Check.
N'o Apec'ed, in a few days, a lot of sup. N
ollcsns Sugars, Molasses, II Java Lngar
spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
4. ,. The atieRtion of those who wan, good
e s cheap cloths, is invited to view the subt
80 Among which, is one piece of mos
t''o' o'ue fashionable shade, considered We
al Sio-Aiso, one end superb black
sn,ao une and well finished Together with
beautiful colors, for Frocks. H. A.
,,.,. J' oheflng my stock of Shoes, tchich is ge
,; "1'' a, very small advance, with the inten-
Tho S ~ uec'nng Except in a very limited way)
9noe business. Those who want will find
NJ q, interest to call on II. A.
IL $3.50
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POETRY.
From the atlantic Sourerir, for 1880.
THE DELUXE.

From the Ahuniic Soarerir, for 1880.
THE DELUXE.
By FREDERICK S. EtEARD.
One last siroHg effort and he gain'd
A refuge on the steep,
The lingering rock which ye remand
Unified from the deep
He had invoked despair gave
A strength 10 stem the torrents wave
And whirwind's iron sweep,
And now were won. that contest or,
A few dark hours of anguist nore.
There was no hope Ia frow,iog sky
Had veil'd the sun in glo,m,
And fearful sounds were rubbing by,
Like wailings for the doom;
He looked around--tbe waters lay
Wild and remorseles DER their prey
An universal tomb;
Yet from his glance they could not hide
The frightful secrets of their tide.
There was no hope and now he stood
Upon that towering hill
Erect and stern and unsubdned,
And calm midst utter i'll.
So long had storm and madness been,
And vengeance ruled the tortured scene,
To desoate and kill,
Thai with the liz htnings lurid glow,
His thoughts flash d wildly DER his wo.
-" Earth earth thy doom may be withdraw
The raging wave subside,
And Gods pure day once more NAV dawi
In brightness, far aud wide;
But yet, though surge aud cloud dispense,
consciousness OF this strange curse,
BY which thy children did,
Shall, through all future ages be
Like dim terror laid on thee
Fierce and unnatural in thy crime,
Darkly thy fate is cast
Waning from natures earlier prime,
Thy strength for aye has past,
Thousands of giant mind and form,
Struggling like angels with the storm,
Yet overwhelm'd at last
And all the CHERISHED swept away,
As things too worthless for the day"
The voice was hush'd-a sudden bound
A foalning on the wave,
And the yeX'd waters closed around
Their last unquile grave
The same Almighty Power which babe
HUN and wo his works invade,
Rrlented now to save,
Aud slowly at The strong command,
Appeared the desolated land.
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TERMS.

=, ne, ann UNI payable in adv ance.---No sub
q ro ,,ibe received for less time than six months
sptoa nv u be discontinued (bdt at abe discretion
ag az ,s :, Edi.gs) until all srsearages are paid
o. .a,s,i,emenis will be Inserted at so cents per
" .s,thc 6rst time and 80 l!2 cents for each
sloAe Those from a distance must be paid for
so m their insertion, tho payment assumed by
ia%s T,s,poniblc personin Lynehbpre'
chaae,ry Orders not exceeding TWO squares are In
serted for sI dollars -.
nv AI,ls,ers Addressed to the Editors must be poH
Il ar the, will not DO attended 10.
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From The Sieuben Mesenger
CHEESE MAKING

am induced to make the following commu.
nicaion, the principles of which will be found
in Thompsons Chemistry, with the hope that
il may be ofuse 10 some Of the readers OF the
Messenger, and as this is the season for testing
its utility, ifyou think il will be useful you are
al liberty 10 publish it,
A Lover Of Good Cheese.
Milk is well known to eonsis, and is easily
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

WYE have just received lew packages desi-
w rabe goods, much cheaper than previous
supplies, that We are induced once more this
summer TO invite our town and country friends
TO examine the prices, feeling confident they
will be surpr..d at the great reduction in all
kinds of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. M'kEE, ROBINSON g. co.
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sa Is would be driven back 10 the sialk rrom
whence they were extracted, and the tobacco
stained 10y their sudden moving the fires
should be kept small aud steady until the To.
bacco has become sufficiently dry 10 rattle b.,
the touch, IN which situation the oils and sails
have becom fixed, when the tobaeco cannot be
injured by hard firing. Even alter tobacco has
been cured, aud fred mefely to dry il. the same
precauiion is necessary.
Tobacco will not preserve without a due
porlipo OF oils and salts therefore, IT,
by any means these have been extrac.
ted, the tobacco will, like nny other We.
ge'able matter, rot in sweating or fermenl.
ing Perhtps any tobacco has n snfiiciency OF
sails fof It's preservation, lift had the ether ne
cessary lngi edlenis for salts appear TO be
ITS primo pal Inherent quality, bul we frequent
ly see tobacco devoid OF the necessary oils this
may be owing 10 the oils being the easier ex-
PEELED by heat
III planter has sufficient house room, he
should not place his sticks in a house nearer
each other than 10 or IL inches or if his 10.
bacco houses are near each other he can nearly
cure his tobacco nj this distance in the ceb,re
houses aud remove II 10 others, placing II thick
en-.
This manner OF curing will be of advantage in
another way the tobacco on the bottom tiers
cures soonest when IL is removed TO another
house, the bottom will become the top there.
fore, that wbich is least cured, will have the
greater benefit of the FIRE
Tobacco placed lhinIy in house, will cure
the quicker with less fte, therefore, the less
risk OF burning, aud there will be no danger of
what is termed house burn, which is nothing
more than a proiraclion OF s,onge
Il. DRUMMOND
Sept 1929.
NOfE-Where there is suili aieucy of scat.
folds, packs OF tobacco WHEN warm, may be re-
turned TO them, aud again. the next moroing,
put in packs
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WHEAT

WYE wish TO purchase several thousand
" bushels ofWheat, Tor which the highest
market price will be given.
MKEE, ROBINSON SEQ.
Inlx on
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Notice to Contractors +.

SsEALED proposals will be received by the
- President and Directors of the Lynchburg
and Salem Turnpike Company, al the Tavern
Of William Terry, in the town of Liberty, Bed
ford county, on The twenty fifth day of August
next being the second day o. The Court OF said
county, for the construction Of from one 10 two
miles of Turnpike Road, extending from the
Town of Liberty, westwardly. A board ofDi
Iectors will attend at Liberty on the day above
mentioned, and will furnish to those wishing to
contract particular description of the manner
in which the road is TO be constructed, and of
the terms Of the contract.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
u The Lexington intelgencer is requested
10 pnblith this for 6 weeks and forward their
account 10 this Office for payment.
July 2.
PUSTPONEMENT.
The above is postponed until the Bedford
October Court.
JOHN NJ, GORDON, Clerk.
Aug. II t4mO.