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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
Eresh Gavaen seed.

EH ARLY York Cabbage, Onion loves
n 4 Drum head do.
Red dutch do
Scarlet l;adiSh
Early fame Cucumber
Long green do
Also, IN hand, general nssurtnlent of Peas.
brans.@c,
Medicines, pants, oils and dye siulls, &c. oppo.
site the Post Office, for vale bv
WM.I. HOLCOMBE &. Co.
u For rent, the upper stories Of the house
we occupy the rooms are large and co,umod.
Gus
March -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
Minis, Amhcra co. April o, 1920.

Gentlemen Having, for sometime past dis.
covered your great inclination to Introduce ~
your paper discussions on Farming aud Pant.
mg--and having seen, With m'rlhGRiion, that
no one Will encourage Your goo intentions by
furnishing mem0sfs OF Ell practice or epini ms
! beg Irdse To suggest 10 you thai you request
the Farmers aud Planters IN the vicinage, 10
furnish memoirs over ihelr proper signatures.
II my poor experiment S or opinions can he any
service, youmay he certain OF them whenever
my business will permit mt 10 write
MANItKI\f,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

Lottery and Exchange Office.
II VIE subscriber has removed his Lotier,
and Exchange Office to the house iniels
OCCUPIED by Nj. NJ. White. nearly oppost,
Messts. john, William 4 Caswrll Poe.
Is. ". HEWSON.
Successor TO : Vi. & CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

u We publish Win pleasure The following
rist--we should he much graf Gcd il Others
would follow his n,plcs in communicating
through our columns hc results ofiheir rxperi
ence and observation in agricultural pursuits
II might excite enquiry aud tend TO improve
our worn Out aud e1haus ell land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

Dec. 2S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

io% o. Meat N Cooking -Four po,nd. q,
o's' '"s' u boiling, / 10. by roes,inp, IL
o"S'' by baking, ID. 3 oz. The same we,ah,
81 !, -, n",'n" l'.t by boime. l1oz by roasting
! H. o OF by bnkmg. | ID. - ~, ''"e
Jour des coanoissa,ees Usueiit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

uusT received a large assortment oil INK
Powders, and Liquid ink in Bottles AID
" t.l..t,hlp Ink
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
IN CIIANCERY

III " T1NT Ut a COTTT ntTW TW TNUiNH COuUtV- al
n the courthouse, on Monday, May tue Ilu, 1879: Henry
Lawrence, executor OF Sarah Wood, deed, piamtia, against
DAVID Nirhic aud sally his wife, Lucy Richards, Molly Null
lns' James Nlichie, Jonathan Niche, JOHN hlichir, William
Nhcnie, btzeicel Brown and Bescy his wife, Edmund Brown
aud TbeOdosia his wife, Nancy MIcIic, PolIy hlicl,ie. David
Nliciiie, fmnces l. MIchic, Sarah Niche, Robert |. hlich,e.
Martha A Niche, MicItie. C;corer Ntchic aud EI1,Lr,h
MS vile, Robert q. Willis aud Elizh his vile, Robert hliclic.
Matthew Mcne and sally his wife, John Michic, Josrph
MIchic, Jeuuetta Niche, Sally Micluc. James Micbie. NJ.
and sally his vile, Nancy Alicbie, Nancy Goodman, Asa Smith
and r Tances his wife, James Goodman and Maria his wife
hIchie maupni, LaTkin StampeT and Emily his wife, John
1a'es and Pony his wic, Thomas Stagner aud Nancy his vile,
James Nlaupin, FOntaine Maupin, Patrick Aiaupin, William
Martin and sally his wifi, Richard Davis and fatsy his wife.
sutauna Niche, James MiclIie, Joel Maupin and Polls his ,viEe
IOhn Nllchie, William Michie, Patrick Nichie, Nancy Michie
'anneS MhchIe, William Niche, john Mchic, Mere.
weuief add Patsy his wits, John Downing aud Polly his wife,
Oliver Cess aud Nancy his wife, Sally smith, John Wood
Thomas Wool, administrator of David Wood, David MicbIc
James Michie and FRAMES Niche, Robert q. Willis adn,;,;s
traitor ofJamcs Niche, deceased, aud James Miclie, IT, admin
tsiIator of David Niche, deceased, defendants
The defendants George Niche and Elizabeth his wifi. Mat
thew Mrchie aud Sally his wife, John McIIe. Nancv p,vne
Peter McA uimr aud Mary bis wie, Nancy Mrhie. Nancy C;S.,d
man, Asa Smth and Frances hrs wTfc, James Cooduna, ,,d
Maria his wife, Ncbie Maapin, Larkin Stamper aud EmiIv HE
we john Gates and PolB his wife, Thomas Stagner and
MaDpin,V William Martin aud Sally his wife; Richard Davis and
Patsy his wife, Joel Maupin and PolIy his wife. Nance MicLie
60, MeTevetcr and Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
Woo, not having entered theI appearance and gwen security,
the satisfaction oftle court, that they are MOI iniat,i,an,s of this
Sia,e, on tive motion Of the plainlfby his counsel, IL is ordered,
mat tie sad last named defendants (ybo are NOT inbabtnnts of
lbis otatel DO appear here on the fTst day Of August court next,
and an'wer tne bIlo the plaintiff, and that a copy ofthhs order
be forthwith inserted IN sons Newspaper puldisbed IN the cityof
dooI ol the courthouse Of this county, on some court dag.
Z" hCnpy. Testc, JOHN HUNTER, {. L. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
From TIC .4Hiericnt Monthly Naga=ine.
a

"Thcre is no sound of simple nature. that is no,
music. u is all Gods work, and 50, harmony. You
may mingic and divide and strengthen the passa yes
OF its great anthem, and it is still melody .--mclndy -
e "But if You would hear one of natures
most various and delicate harmonies lie down in the
edge of the wood when the evening breeze bcpins In
f'Ir, end listen to its coming. II touches first the
silver foliage Of the birch, and the slightly hung
leaves at Its merest breath, will lit and rustic like q
thousand tiny wings; and then it creepS up to the tall
hr. and the fine tasscs send out n Sound like n low
whisper; and, as the {. feels its influence, the thick
leaves stir heavily, and n deep tone comes gullenly
out, like the echo of n far off bassoon." X = y y
" Were you ever ont fishing upon a lake m q smart
shower! IL THE falling rain] is like the PLAYING Of
musical glasses. The drops ring out with n clear
bell IKE tIlkIe, following each other so closely that it
resembles the winding Of n distant norm" y
and tic frost too has a melodiong ministry
You Will hear IFS ~chrysthls shoot in the dead of
Il clear night u II the moonbcaIns were spiin-
tcrlng like arrows on the ground" r r 4 q
You would hnrdly look for music in the drcnriness
OF the early winter. But befnrc The keencr frosts
set in. and while The warm winds are vet steo riup
back occasionally, Ike regrets oftIc parting summer,
there VIII come n soft rain on n heavy mist, md.
when the north wind returns, there will be drops
suspended Ike car ring Jewels, between the fila
ments of the cedar tasscis, md in the fcathcry edces
ofthe dark grccn hemlocks; and, ifthc clearing nm
~ NOT followed Ivy n heavy wind, they will MI be fro.
zen m their places like well set gems. The next
morning the warm sun comes out, and by the middle
ofthc calm dnZZllng forenoon, they are all loosoncd
from the close touch which sustained them, and will
drop ut tile Ightcst motion. If YOU 10 along the
south sid Of the wood az that hour you will hear
music. Tie dry foliage Of the summers shedding
IN ecattered over the ground, and the round, hard
drops ring ont clearly and distinctly as they are cha
ken down with the stirring fthe breeze. II IL some.
thing like the running OF deep and rapid water, only
more fitfOl and mcrricr."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
TIE EAST ROOM

What "91onsteur Tonson come againIr Yes esn,T. tend,y-
NE basif 'oOni--ihc identical Last Room which. accordjn0 tn
we statements oi tho Vermont Patriot, was finished and furnish
e9 ipr resident Adams to the tune Of twenty thousand dolars
" 'e ucan Peoples money, ia a style Of eourtly extravaganza
beyond All endurance, is under the operation OF the system Of
"l'c'rhmenL" In the progress Of "rcform," at Washington,
y becomes necessary, absolutely necessary, Tor the accomnoda.
non ~ proper style Of tho "FanSer Of Tennessee;r that a stul
further expenditure Of the Peoples cash he lsvished urnn ,hs
East Room, to furnish IL IN a style becoming the "sinpiicitv az
our Republican Institutions" IT'S no fiction. il is ofbeiaIlv n
noinc ~ in the Presidents organ, the Washington TeIegIanb,
that sll,0O0 is TO Ge expended in furnishing the Eas, Room
The question will naturally arise in the mind OF everv econoroi.
cal man, IL an expenditure Of $4,000 was made on ,ISe Es',
Room during Mr. Adamss administration, what neres,i,y 80,
for an expenditure Of fourteen thodSand more' THE People
should not he deceived. The truth Is, the statements made bv
The Past Room was unfinished and unhnished, and remain,
so 10 tins day. Fourteen thousand dollars Is now 10 he expend.
uure' 20 rsnuer u " Tor the President Of a great nation. Now
InaI Jackson IS elected, and the object Of all the fase can,
sDouu eNiravagant expenditures is Accomplished. the mat h.
thrown OH, aud that which condemned as sxtravaeant and pro.
ulshm resident Adams, is auded as economies and ex rsn
y Properln President Jackson Can the public he Inssns~,si.
DIG 'o such inconsistcnceS Vermont Wafehnan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16

LKTnAORDINARY AcCIDENr.-.A letter dated MN
tua, Feb. ~, gives the following account of nn cx-
t. lOrdinary death by accident, leading To results still
more extraordinary, Which has taken place recently,
Of tho hin, who IL in the habit Of travelling between
Bourg and Geneva, was nccosted mt some distance
IRON The latter town, BY a poor woman, who seemed
TO DO exhausted from fatigue, aud who begged Of him
70 allow nor to get into the cart, that she might reach
Ncncva before the gates wero closed for the nipht.
The carter consented, and the woman got into the
cart, and ly down. covering herself over with the
straw, and drawing close around her head the hood
ot her cloak,.to preserve herself from tho cold. In n
snort time her snoring announced that she was cnioy-
ing the most profd nd rcposc. On coming to a steep
hiii close 70 Geneva, the carter pot down 10 lock the
wbccl, and or reaching Inc bottom ofthe hill. he took
on the sabnt, a hcavy iron shoe, placed under ono Of
INC wheels Wills descending the nil, and, instead Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
IN CHANCERY.-A,

a court held for Louisa county, a,
ue c0urt-house, on Monday, May the lIth, 1929: Robert
creme Phi against Robert q. Willis administrator of James
Hnchic, JE DEC, Matthew Niche, John Niche, Joseph Nlichic,
Jenne,ta Nhchie, sally Niche, aud Robert q. Willis. aud LLza
his wife, dts
The defendants Matthew Niche, and John Niche, not hav-
ing entered Their app arance, and given security according ia
ia"' ana the rules OF this court; and it appearing to the satgfac.
'lon u the court, tat they are not inhabitants M this State, on
~ inotion oil the plaintiff by his counsel, it is orler red: that the
sam matthew Niche, and john Niche, do appear hec, on the
irs' day of August court next, and answer the bill of the main.
'Hi ahd tirii y copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in Soma
newspaper published M the city OF Richmond for two month,
successively, and posted AZ the front door of the court house of
t'is county, on some cout-day.
70 a Copy. Tcste, JOHN HUNTER. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
From Ire D.moornh. p....

'aooo y: boyer was on Saturday last, sentenced 20 eighteen
esns imprisonment AZ bard labor, &c. for passing counterfeit
Nnat an awful example rs here! A man Of education, OF
nueIIeGt ana superior manners and address, who had long and
eS'ensNeT Dcen the Object Of attachment and respect, 10 con-
sgned TO- the lsbo'. the diet, and the solitary cell, Of the eonvkt.
Io, = per"h longer' N all human probability. than life viii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
NEw YoRx, Nav 0

~ VIEW YORK, may y.
fRoM HAvASA.-Thc u. S. ship Nachez, WIN.
d. Shnhrick, Esq. commander, arrived this morning
from Havana, tiom whence she sailed 2sth April.
we learn that several pirates are to be tried at Ha.
wanna supposed to have belonged To n. piratical
schooner Ia ken by a Spanish armed vessel about
three weeks since.
Laoorde s squadron was at IIavanna, all well.
sailed. INV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

yNe3 Kott-Jno. Marshall l47, Jno. z. Clopton ls2, Gen.
WIN |ha'nocrlaync 1856, Jno. Tyler 80, r N. Nicholas 48.
IForhonPfon.-ThOn X. Joyncs I2o, Severn +. Pale,
luO, =. u UpshuT 90, Thomas X. Yeatinan 62. Calvin "A. Real
~ Humphrey Bi!ups So, Thomas NJ. Bayiry a., Dr. Chris.
NdnfcpIond- Joseph Prcntis 9G, ~Iittlt,on w.
Tazcwol 60, George Loyal SO, Sjchard r.. Bakor
", Robert IL. Taylor 30, John Il. Kilby 80, Lemuel
Cornick 80, Arthur Emmerson 20, John Cornick s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
LosL Chnnce Gor sqO.O0O.

IV'Ht Drawing Of the brilliant New York Lottery, 70. s,
- Will he received by to-hay's mail, at
go, BIGGER'S OFFICE,
Where a few Tickets, and most likely the handsome capitals
81 cadgSpglcat0a. mayiS =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16
A VIRGIN HEART.


The author of De We're has made some beautiful
observations on the worth and devotion OF an unprac-
used heart. There Is nothing under Heaven So
delicious AZ the possession of pure, fresh and immu-
table affections. The most fclicitous moment of
mans lite, the most ecstatic of all his emotions and
sympa'hies. is that in which he receives an avowal
vi affection from the idol of his heart. The springs
OF feeling, when in their youthful purity, are foun-
tains OF unsealed and gushing tendcrncss--,he spell
that once draws them forth is the mystic light of
hture years and undying memory. Nothing in life
Is so pure and devoted us woman's love. II matters
not whether 1t be for husband or child. or sister or
oro'hcr, II Is the same pure and unquenchable flame.
the same constant and immaculate glow of feeling,
whose linden liable tombstone is trial. Do but give
her one token of love-one kind word or gentle look,
even II 1t be amid desolatiou and deatli--the feelings
OF that faithful heart will gush forth rs n, torrent,
IN despite of earthly bond or mercenary tic. More
priceless than the gems of Golconda il n virgin 8
heart, and more devoted than the idolatorv OF
Mecca, is woman's love. There is 10 sordid view, no
qualifying self interest in the feeling. II is a princi-
pie and characteristic of her naturc--a faculty and an
rlfatuation which absorbs and concentrates nl the
fervor OF her soul, and all the depths of her bosom.
l would rather be the idol of one unsullicd and TIN.
practised heart, than the monarch Of empires. ]
would rather possess the immaculate and impassion.
ed devotion of one high souled and enthusiastic virgin,
than the sycophantic awnings of millions. There is
more thrilling felicity derived from an union of two
guiiciess anu nncontaminated hearts than all the con-
quests OF Alexander, the wisdom of Socrates, or the
wealth OF CrGsus would afford. The general world
knows nothing of these things. None can appreci-
ate the rehnements of pure feeling, but those who by
nature or some peculiar property of the mind are
qualified to drink of the depths of It's gushing and
sparkling ountains.-Non can know the elysium
OF possessing a heart, until they know the value
OF n gem so priccless-until they can think oil
MS embodyings as something too holy TO be min.
gicd with the grosser images of passion aud
humanity, until they ut least imagine the spirit
of n scraph has been clothed with n form OF
perishabie mortality. When this wild dream
mingles with the colder and more calculating visions
oflife-thc world may put forth its anathcrnas-for
tune my shower down It's ndversitics-bu in ynin-.-
even the sword of Asrael 1.-THE angel of DEATH would
scarcely destroy the tnutterablc cx,acics OF this Hca.
ven descending happiness"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16

IN the House Of Commons, iur before the final
division on The Catholic Relief BIZ, an old sailor thus
80 kPs
sir J. VorAc md, sir, J propose hat this debate be
NV concluded with = parliamentary toast. which II
y Ngy Tic sister kingdoms be nov unitcd, and ever
sNer i've iogcfhcT IKE 20 %pIotbers" Tmmcnsc
l~augitOE aaG ~c.letn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-16

seen gathering towards the house, with a view of at
tenuing the funeral. The mother impressed a new
KISS upon the lips Of her dead child; she uttered one
more burst Ut grief and shrunk to her chamber.
IN a nttie while they screwed down the coffin lid,
and a slight bpstle denoted preparations for q process.
SION to the grave. ] followed among the very few
whom the occasion had called together; and AZ we
entered the city of the dead, | saw. by the little heap
OF fresh turned earth, where the tenement Of my lit
tie tavorite was prepared.
toe line OF followers assembled round the little
grave, and the coffin lay ut its mouth. At length,
the hoarse r%umbing of the cords, and the suppress
seq sounds OF clods falling far down upon the coffin.
toid that dust had been committed to dust. l looked
LOT the officiating Clergyman, and others appeared to
await ms scrvice-thcrew was none. 1t was now that
4 ieareu Tor the firmness of me mother; she had been
almost distracted by grief when her child lay before
ner, ih her own house-what could sustain her when
sne shouid look down into the deep pit, and see itthere
eirt IN with the Gampness Of the grave, lying cold and
s.istcheu OUT forever to be separated from her gaze;
aha 10 become the companion and the prey of worms.
Inc father stepped forward, and looked down upon
MS ehiid; he withdrew with clanorous grief. The
mother advanced, and standing upon a little eminence
see her face; hut when she raised her head TO retire,
an expression ofagony was passing from her ffatures;
her lips remained firmly closed, and her eyes were in
nahied. As she stepped from the grave, she uttered,
10 scarcely an audible voice, II shall 60 unto him, but
he shall not return TO me-"
there Is one who reads this sketch, and feels that
i Is sometimes good to share in the SORROWS of others,
let HIM 60 forth rs l have done, g. he will find abundant
iood Tor sympathy, and numberless scenes in nature,
that Will move and instruct more than the widest boz
dings forth of Jancy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-01-29
' GAUTE 1M.

Doct. Tompsons Celebrated Ey, Wotcr.
 PREPARED only by Doct Isaac Thompson, of New-London, Conn. the inventor and sole proprietor
 This highly approved and much ceebreted Eye Water which has been in extensive use for more than 20 years past and given such general satisfaction to all who have made of it, has lately been coun- tereited by some unprincped dealers in medicine.
 The proprietor has heretofore been in the habit of signing each b of directions which accompanies his Eye-Waer. He now has red abe! put around each phia of the Eye-Water, on the outside of the envel ope, signed in his own hand writing "l. Thompson.'
 Ifpurchasers will be careful to buy no Thompson's Eye.Water but such has the red label, signed as above they will be of getting my genuine Eye Water but not otherwise. ISAAC THOMPSON.
 New London, Conn. Nov. 10 1928.
 The above valuable medicine is for sale hy most Q the respectable Druggists and dealers in Medicine in the United States.
 From Doctor Fine Ctiey.
 This may certify that have practiced medicine as a Physician for 30 years during this long period Of my practice, I have made ofvarious kinds of Eye Water, in bo tn and chronic inflammation ol the Eyes, and believe with good success physicians in general; after all, find eye-water equal to that prepared by Dt Isaac Thompson, of New-London, Conn. I would advise those who make use oft to be particular follow the direction of the Doctor m ap plying it to the Eyes. VINE UTLEY. Lyme, Conn. October i, 1897.
 nPThe above Valuable Eye-Water for salesn I.itc.hfeld by w. & s. BueI, and $. R. Chds.
 Price, ,25 bottle. 6eow2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-01-29
CAUIION.
UX1UNs Dr. Lees Original (Windham) Bilious Pills

or FGMlLy FhySic.
 THESE much celebrated Pills are prepared genu- ine onIy al the original Dispensary, at Windham, Conn by Charles Lee, brother of the late Dr Samuel Lee Paten,ee of the above named Pis, ,who has since the decease of Dr Lee, mauy yeais since pre- pared them.
 The bil! of Directions to the genuine Lees, (Wind- haml Pills, is always signed in the hand writing of Charles Lee, and Red Label is on the outside of each box of the GENUINE Pills, over the Stereo- type laeI, signed by Isaac Thompson, Joint Proprie- tor with the Original Patentee, and Wholesale Ven- der ofthese Pills for tho U. $. and elsewhere.
 No Lees Wndham Pills, but such as correspond with the above description, will the propretors be accountable for.
 Ifpurchasers will be careful to purchase no Lees Windham Pills, but such described above, they will be certain to get the GENUINE kihd-but not other,cise as many attempts have been made, and are now making to Imitate these Celebrated Pills, which have for more than thirty years given such general satisfaction to all who have had the Genuine kind.
 TFAmost, if not all the respectable Druggists and Apothecares in the principal towns and cities in the United States, who have been any considerable time in business are more less acquainted with the a. bove facts: and confidently api:eal to them in sup port of oar claims the dcaters in the Genuine Lees Windhsm Bilious Pills, or Family Plysc.
 CHARLES LEE, of Windham.
 ISAAC THOMPSON, of fNew-Londnn New-Iondon, (Conm.) June %, 1928. Ceow25 GFThe above valuable Family Medicine is for sale in LtichfeId, by w. & s. Buel. and S. E. Chids, & in Hartfordsby H. Seymour, Lee, Hopkins & But Ter, & Dr Bur Price 9 l-2cts box,