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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05


The defendants. Fleming Maynard and !9aN
Glass not having entered their appear anc aud gwen
rlty orng to the Of A,enhk md the rules u ~.
court and appearing the satisfaction Of me Gu
that they not inhabitants ofths commonwealth,
motion of the plaintiff II, council ordered thai
sald defendants Fleming MAYNARD aud John
Glass do appear here tn 9TH MONDAY
5larch next, aud auewer the hin Of the ralulH I'M
copy oil this order be forthN fh inserted some ne"
per published Ia the toWrof LrnchhGrg for TIVE no"
sncce ssvey, and posted at the front door Of the 'o
house of this county court day , :, r
A copy--1cste Nm Hthl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

Set At Rules held in the Clerk VI
fee of the County Court of Bedford, the An day -
January, ls>9 Joseph Clark, PHI against W INA"
Kerr, William Cook aud George Stanley, eA ofs V
islam Clark deed Diets In Chncery. ~,
The defendant WILMA. Keir, not having entered !"
appearance and given security according to TIE ~
Assem- bly, and the rules of this Court, and IT appea'
the satisfaction of the Court that he not an nha
of this country is ordered that the said deiehdap
appear here the first day otihe next March term
the bill of the Plaintiff. and that copy q W.
order be forthwith inserted i'll the Lyuchburg WIN
for two months successfully, and posted at the ~
door of the Courthouse of the County for two su''
i've Court days.
eopy-Teste. RO. C. mITCHELL.C. ~
Jan. Is w2nlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

1f'HE unparalleled reputation Of this med
- cine is such, and its pre-cminent .irtued
are SO well established, ard SO fully Acknow
.edged by an intelgen, pablo, thai il IS
scarcely necessary 10 say any thing turtle,
than that IL is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

Z ~ the 22d day OF Dec lS2r. judith Preston, pm
gulnst Fleming Maynard, Johu = Glnss aud "tila" -
r. JnNs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
ERS' MAT ERIAls

Dec. |
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

TERMS. the DAiLY RICHMOND VIM, es
year, and shorter period, heEae So a year nav.
a0e in advance. -
ApvtHrriSo-For one square OF lines or les one IN,
set,on ~ cents two Insertions 81; uee insertions 81 IL aud
every succeeding insertion JJi cents
Thrice week, FIRST week 81 %; every succeeding week 81
scrtion 50 80
once week hr insertion 10 cents; every succeeding IN.
sertion SO cents - 80 -
Ala advertisements alec inserted in the CoysrirUGio.
VINO
4 gansient advertisers uius, pay IN alvnnre
me number of insertions he the or they
~ be inserted until oreIedw be stopped, aud cnarscd
corngly.
Annual Advertisers charged so doll rs for two squares
ana m that for advertisements greater length
except Auoneer aud Lottery dealers who charged 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

Tho white popplatou sBd federal numbers added,
and ,hsD divided, eve 2lO,oss
the country on Tide Water be entitled 10 &C ucm.
bors, then each meuber viii repre,eu, G,I9
Whites H. Nos.
The llouTico District contains 1855 &O,595
It's share Of 30 members IS 4-3OOi 5-I,21O 9-Y,2t1
$3.50
Mr.. LIiGH said lc had but a single remark To make.
The inmates OF his much esteemed friend were
pc tecly He had him eli departed FROM the
census of 1870, as his ground work. The ratio OF
increase beyond the Blue Ridge somewhat great
er than below. He had made his estimate appor-
GeAoJ - "a il!JEOst 80 Tcsca;c..Cc &c - eetg
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

Slo6p John Adams, Prce, kom Tam
ton, for n York,
Sloop James Monroe, Clifford, from New
Bedford, for Hartford.
TUESDAY,
Schr Norman, Loring, fin Portland, 70,
New York-put in for supplies of provi.
sions, and 10 repair, having been twice
blown off and received damage in sails g.
rigging, in the late gales.
Schr. Flbe, Russell, from Dartmouth.
Schr, Rising Sun, Tisdale, from Bristol
for Savannah; sloop Eclipse, Brown, for
do. from Somerset.
Sloop Hudson, Kerew, Is days fm St.
Augustine, for Boston.
Sloop Pilgrim, Godfrey, from Lyme, CT.
Sloop Coral, Pattey. from Hartford, for
Plymouth.
MEMORANDA.
At Havana, 3lst ult, Sloop Niagara, Zig.
ley, Just arr. from Sisal.
AT Hamburg lst ul,. brig Benz. Ruggles,
Waite, just arr.
Tho sch Agnes, Swasey, ofthis port, was
at ST. Augustine Oct. 2lst.
Arr at New York, on Sunday last, brig
Brown, Hopkins, from Malaga. Oct. 10Th.
LAT. "a, Ion G2,while lying too IN heavy gale,
shipped sea which stove tho boats, started
the head and eutwatcr and set the vessel leak.
ing-washed several men from the dock, but
succeeded in getting them on board again,
one ofwhich had his legs broken, 10th inst
lat 40, Ion. o.. in violent gale from the w.
n. w. was obliged 10 throw overheard par, Of
the cargo, as tho pumps would not Keep her
free
Arr. al Liverpool, Sd, packet ship York,
DeCost, from New York.
Al Havana 25th nit brig Noble, Littlofeid,
fitting out for Mexico, 10 bring up troops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

intelligence from Tampico is 10 Oct. 6
The Mexicans are offended with the A
mercans, because some Of their vessel;
have been employed by the Spaniards tC
transport their troops 10 Tampico.-Some
outrages are said to have been commit
ted.
The crime of having two wives at once
is, in North Carolina, punished with death
A man is now under sentence there fol
this offence.
Mr.. GiLEs, a member of Congress from
North Carolina, has resigned before he
took his seat, and II is expected Mr.. LoSo
who is highly spoken of, will be chosen.
The Detroit Gazette says the increase
Of population has never before been so
great, in the Michigan Territory. ss this
year, and most Of the emigrants ore farm
ers.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has pass.
ed resolutions declaring that it is inexpe-
dent 10 extend the charter Of the Bank of
the United States, and instruc,ng the
Senators and requesting the Representa-.
tlves OF the State TO use their efforts TO
prevent the renewal. They have also in
structed their senators and requested their
representatives 10 Use their utmost exer.
tions 10 prevent any further appropriations
ofthe public money to the support Of the
Military Academy at West Point, or for
the professors, students, or cadets thereof
or any other institution ofa similar charac-
ter, or designed for similar purposes.
Mr.. Phillips, manager Of tho Philadel.
pha Arch street Theatre, will, about the
first Of December. bring ont new come.
dy, entitled "Lovo and Poetry, or a Mod.
ern Genius" The author, DIR. M'Henry,
has laid his scene in Phlladel phia, and has
niade hit at the times.
OLIVER CROMWELL, who was great
General and became Protector of England,
was 42 years old, before he entered the
army--the celebrated Admiral Blake was
in his 5Oth year when he first went TO sea.
1t is said the u s. ship Hornet was dismast
cd off Tampico. Ono accoun, from Tam
pico, October 9Th, said she had been driy-
en- off Sept. 2 in storm, and had no, re-
turned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
GItTU ETlVTSs

E.fTERED,
SIoop President, Gates, SsybTook,
Scbooncrs Samuel, Baker; Sally Hope
Baker, Boston.
CLEARED,
Schrs. Clarissa, Hawes; Samuel, Bakor;
Sally Hope. Baker; Boston.
Sloop Albany, Vars, New York.
Sloop Mary Burt, Philadelphia.
.1RRIPED,
FRIDAY, 18th Nov.
Sch. Spy, Wells, from Boston, for NY.
Schrs. Relief Crowell, from Richmond,
Brig Myra, Croweli, Halifax. for Phiad.
Sloop Lady Washington, Wiley, from
Boston.
Sloops Express Gardner; Splendid, Read,
from Prov. for New York.
Sloop Mentor, Dexter, from Rochester
for N. York.
SATURDAY
Sch. St. Croiv, Isley, from Easipor, for
Wilmington, Del.
Schs. Boston, Gould; Turk, Godfrey, fr
Boston for ". York.
Two Brothers, from Machias, for N Y.
SUNDAY
f9NuiS' fNOSt lll DlDDiIis NIONtils
Baker, Sally Hope, Baker; Loire, Baker,
all from Boston.
Schr. Freedom, Nickerson, Portland.
Content. Nickerson, Saco.
Sch. Friendship. Nickerson, Gardiner.
Sch. Superior, Barlow, Sandwich.
MosDAF--
Brig Belvidere, Vaughan, fr. Laguna, via
Holmes Hole, for. y. York.
Schr Entered Apprentice, Hood, from
Somerset, for Wilmington, " G.
Sch. Rambler, Moore, FIN n York, for
s.. Johns, ~ 3.
Sloop Leopard, Gibbs, from Prov. for
Charleston.
Sloop Borcsl, Snow, ,fm \ York for Roch-
ester.
Sloop George Fox, Baker, Fl Yarmouth,
for Hartford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
MARRIED

In this town by The Rev Mr. Eddy, Mr.
Daniel Congdon Of Exeter, to Miss Ansii.
Battoy, daughter Of Mr. Stephen Battey, ot
this town
In Middlotown, on tho 9th inst, by the Rev
MIR Eddy, MIR. Joseph L. Potior, of Eretor ,to
Miss Mebet6le Smith, daughter Of Jonathan
Smith, Of tho former place.
In Tiverton, on The 10Th inst. by tho Rev
Mr.. Gale, Capt. Godfrey Estos, to Miss Pol
ly Durfee, all Of Tiyer,op.
lD South kngsiown, on tho OH inst nv the
Rev. Mr.. Burge, John H. Cross, Esq of Yves
terly, TO Miss Nary Ann Watson, daughter
Of Elisha Watson, Esq. Of tho former place
DIED
On Tuesday evening 10Th, Mrs. Elizabeth
Greene, widow of MIR. Thomas Greene, ngod
II years.
On board sIoop Niagara, Big1ey, two days
out from Havana, in October last, ~. vii.
liam 7. Tuoll, pi officer of said vesSN, apcd
% years, son Of tho late Mr.. Berjamin Tuell,
OF this town. lie was an active, eniorprisn.
young man.
In Bristol, on the llth inst Mrs Ruth Bul
lock, wife Of tho Hon. Nathaniel Bullock, md
daughter Of the late Stephen Smith, Esq. q.
gcd 80 yenrs
In Bristol on the 9Th inst Mrs Rebccca
West, rclict of tho lato Mr. Nathaniel West,
aged - years.
in Providence, on Sunday last, Amey s.
Hadwen, wife Of Charles lIadwen aged 80
years
Al Philadelphia on tho 3Ist ult Mary Il
Morton, widow of John Morton. and daught.
or ofthe late Thomas Robinson, Of this town,
in the I'D year Of Ler age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
--------aeGS.~-

Rev. Mr.. CHouLEs will deliver dis
course in the Cd Baptist Church on Sun.
day evening next, at the request Of the
FEMALE AUXILIARY TRACT so.
SOCIETY. Subscribers to that Society arc
particularly desired 20 attend. After tho
services a collection will be taken to pro-
mote the object of The Tract Society.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
Singing School.

The snbscriber respectfully informs tbs ia'
dies and gentlemen Of .Ne,cpor,
THAT he intends opening a ScBooL
n for tho instruction Of SACRED MI
SIC, TO commence about the first Of De.
cembor at mr.. Towers academy. ono evo.
ming in each week, for four mouths, a, onc
dollar for each subscriber and books fur
nished gratis. Those wishing 10 attend
will please leave their names at tho store
of tho subscriber soon,as no scholar can BE-
admitted aller the school hns commenced
BENZ. MARSH, Jr
Nevport Nov IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
JOHN ST ACEY.
AUCTION Goods,
AT NO. liz.
N SWEET.

Has an Inroirs cfrery cheap Goods from
an .Assignse's Sale, for great deal less
than cost, consisting Of
PLAcK bombazeen, fino prints and cali
- Goes, groen gauzo at Is fianncls, blue
camblets 25 cts; Englsh gingham % cts;
Swiss and Jaconet muslin, Cd imitation
linen cambrick for 4s6; black levantine 4s6
barage hdkfs. 25 cts; linens 80 cts TO Sl--
cotton and linen damask from 3s6 10 81
kid and horse skin gloves, furniture patch
20 cts; Swiss Points only % cts. He has
also on band many articles Of Dry Goods
very cheap, and well worthy the attention
Of those who wish to purchase great deal
for little. 10Th nov.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
@2s.sSssss

by tho steam boat President, arrived this
morning, at 8 O'Clock. from New. York, tbs
papers Of that city, duo yesterday. wore re-.
csived. They contain extsacts from Eng.
lish papers to the 10Th and f7th ult. Fur.
ther particulars have been received Of The
treaty between Russia and Turkey. Mol
davia and WaIlachia, Adrianople, Silistris,
the whole extent Of the Balkan from Emi.
neus far as Kazan, Bougs, Sizopolis and
all the places occupied blythe Russians in
Ronmelia, are TO be restored to the Porte.
The Pruth from Moldavia ID the Danube g.
the Danube to the mouth af 81. Georges
will continue TO be the frontier line between
the two empires. The Danube is TO be
navigablc to the merchant vessels of the
powers but Russian ships ofwar uro nos
to 60 beyond the junction Of tho Danube
with tho Pruth,--a great part Of the Rus
sian conqucsts are TO be restored The
privileges of,ho principali,es OF Meldavia
and Wallachia are securod to them. Tho
7th article claims great immunities for
Russians trading to Turkey, and those 70.
siding in the dominions of the Porto. The
Black Sea, Dardcnellcs, and Canal ofCon-
siantisople arc TO be opened to all merchant
vessels at peace with the Porte. The Sui.
tanis to pay E750.Oo0 for losses sustained
by Russian merchants, by the regulations
for navigating the Bosphorus since 1906.
The treaty of July O, 1927, concluded as
London, is TO be adhered to by Turkey.
All prisoners OF war are to be set free, all
previous treaties carried into effect, and a.
bout e5000000 are 10 be paid by the Porto
for tho expcnces ortho war.
The indemnity 10 tho merchants 10 10 hs
paid in four instalmcnts; on tho first payment
Adrinnople is to DO ovacuatcd--on the second
tho Russians retreat beyond the Balkun--m
the third, beyond the Danube--and on tho
payment Of tho whole indemnity for tho losses
of the merchants and ths expenses of tho war,
thoy entirely leave tho Turkish torriiory--un.
oil this takes place tho affairs Of Turkey wc
10 BE- under the influence Of Russia.
GREECE.
Greece is now fairly launched forth In
the world Of nations. She mus, hereu!tar
depend on her own wisdom, her own ro-
sources, hor own acts. Possibly she may
have advice from Moscow and London,
which sho mus, follow occasionally; but on
The whole the result OF the numerous nore-
monis in tho South Of Europe havs boon
beneficial 20 Greece.
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|Y'IIE Washington crpt. Wm. Comstock
J. leaves Providence Nov, 2, g. ~, IL
81, %, 30, at l2 ~. and New York Nov. d.
10, Ia, 10, %, "a, nt4P. n.
THE Benz. Franklin, capt, r.. S. Bank
J. CT, leaves Providence Nov 3, 2, Ii,
rs, 30, 26, o, ~. NJ. suo New York,
Nov s. o, I3, Is, "a, %, at4p.M.
TTyIiE President, Captain T. 8. Bunker,
Il leaves Providence Nov. 10, ii, 10,
90, q, 4 2 NJ. and New York, Nov. 9, IL,
~, 21, q, 80, at A, r. NJ.
HyIIE Chancellor Livingston, csptnin
l. Charles CoggoshnlD, leaves Providence
Nov s, 9, t3, Is, "a. ~, OF ~ NJ. and N.
York, Nov. 3, 2, II, IL, 20. &c, at4 Pm.
The packets touch at the Long wharf
Newport, to receive end land passengers
Stages will be in readiness upon their arri.
val TO forward passengers to New Bedford.
Sandwich, &c.
Coaches also in waiting TO convey pas
sengers to any place in Newport, or its
vicinity.
Freights taken on customary conditions;
but cannot be received after ii o'clock, on
days Of sailing.
For freight or passage, apply to the
Captains on board al the Steam boat
wharvos. nov. 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
OCTOBER 10Th.
HAMMOND'S
Circulating Library.

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1867 Plantng last oftho Plartnro.
nets, an Historical Romance iluslrn,-
ing somo Of tho public events hnd do.
mostic md eoclosinstica manners oflhl
fifteenth century, 2 vols.
2O10 Anlo of Geierstein or the Maidon of
tho Mist, by tho cuthof Of Wavorly, =
vols
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2OGO Stratlon Hill, tale Of tho civil wars, g.
vols
2O6l Hungarian Talos, 2 vols.
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2064 School Of Fashion, novel, 2 vols.
2065 English in France, 9 vols.
20C6 Halle Trayels.-.TraveIs In North Ano.
rica in the yearc 1927 tnd 1923, bv
captain Basil Hall, royal navy, 2 vols.
2O67 Religion at Hons, story founded Oh
facts, by mre. Williams, / vol.
1901 Lady Of tho Manor, seventh vol.
2OCe Devcrcus, tale by .ho author 9th
Discwncd, 2 vols. t
2oG0 Romance OF ReaI Life, By Tho suthcs Of
Hungarian Tales, 2 vols
207O Dicks Philosophy Of future utato- --bv
Thomas Dick, 6utlor OF the " christian
phllosoper," l vol.
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DRAWN NUMBERS
Union Canal Lottery, no. 13,
10 % Al 81 Is rs ~ 81
Connecticut no. II,
10 az 60 90 So 4 3 80
Grand Consolidated Washington City,
80 80 21 % 80 SO 30 10 36
Orders for Tickets in oil authorized
Lotteries will be attended 10 Oh applica-
ton at this Office.
The Highest Prize IN r. J. Sicte Lottery,
class o, sold al This cgice.
In addition 10 the numerous prizes sold
Of late at this Office, sold TO q gentleman
in this town IN the Rhode Island State
Lottery No. . Extra, 10 HALr ticket
combination l5 sc 30 prize Of
2,lW dollars.
ALSO-one quarter Of 1000 dollars.
g. SAESSNB
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-11

Extract Of a letter from London to the editors
q The .Ne0 York Commercial advertiser,
dated Sept 2l:
" Turkey, you will observe, has fallen
fear never to rise again. / say fear, be-
cause the further ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Rus
STA may be fatal to the rest of Europe. It
is believed that the conquerer will hold all
his conquests. France is on the verge of
revolution. Unless change of ministers
he speedily made, you will see a recur-
renee of some of the scenes of 1913. Lafa-
yette could mount the throne of France
with the utmost ease. My stay in the
French capital was very short, but sufi.
GENTLY long to enable me to disc over the
throes of volcano"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-11

SINGULAR CASE OF HYDRoPHoptA. A
case is related in the Lancet London Med
zeal Periodical, of man having died with
all the horrors of hydrophobia, and the doc
that had bitten him betraying no such symp,
toms. The statement is from an eminent
surgeon, and is well attested by several re-
spectacle names. Soon after the man was
bitten, he applied to medical gentleman.
lntlmatlng, however, his firm conviction thai
the dog was not mad. AS the dog was ev-
identity sick, the surgeon took the precan-
ton of having him placed in secure stua.
ton, and from day to day watched the pro.
gress of his symptoms till he died. From
the most attentive observation, the surgeon
could not observe the slightest appearance of
rabies; the animal lay quietly, walked firm.
~, breathed easily, had no adherence of
flulds, and caressed his master as us,fal
His death appeared 20 be unaccompanied
with pain, and on being opened, the bodv
presented none of those appearances which
are generally produced by hydrophobia
In about fortnight after the decease of the
animal, the man was taken with the usual
symptoms Of rabies, and died in dreadful
commissions. The case has excited consid-
cradle interest, as it proves that hydropho-
bla, in animals, is not confined to one char.
acter, but assumes different shapes.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-11

CURE OF A SNAKE BITE. A physician in
Calcutta paper gives an account ofwhich
the following is an extract:-" A YOUNG
stout Hindoo, about 20 years of age. was
brought to my house, accompanied bv his
mother. together with crowd of natives. in
a state of insensibility, and apparently deaf.
from the bite of n snake, which accident
had occurred few minutes before nv assis-
lance was required. The teeth of the ma
tent were firmly clenched, and TO every an
pearance he was Mt the last extremity I
Immediately forced his mouth omen. and
poured into his throat about an ounce of
common hartShorn. This medicine acted
like charm-the insensibility vanished. and
he instantly started from the horizontal in
TO an erect posture--opening his ewes. vet
seeming incapable of UNDERSTANDING what
was passing. Half an ounce more of horts-
horn was administered, after which he drew
deep inspiration, inquiring where he was.
and the occasion of his having been brouoht
to my house. He then drank plentifnllv of
water, and every unfavorable symptom dis
appearing, he, who had half an bour ago
been conveyed to me while in the laws of
death, had the inexpressibIe satisfaction of
seeing walk forth, followed by the crowd.
and return home barely supported nv the
persons who had brought his apparently
liieless body to my house." The wound.
which was in the ankle, was also washed
with Ammonia.