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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19


AT Rules held IN the Cler,s oiHcv Of Amherst CONF.
Court, on the 1st day OF December, i-21. liwh;.,
Tasey aud Robert finslcy, cxrctr1ors oil Dayid Tn.
ley, dec. pbG
epoiHst
George Tinsley, David Tinsicy Arson Tinsip,. H..
lIv1s OF Selnda Bosby, TO Va, Milton, Iilior, pau,
PaiIiina, Macy Matilda and Edward Busby Edv,,.
Tinslcy ard Lucy hir wife, Ambrose Bulfurd An :
Nancy his " iif, Dan ie l.. Buriord and Ruth ms viii
md Peggy, ANON, James, George asd Tiusley Bur
ford, her ohildien, wfo infants under the ape -
d years WIN. sek nhe and Maelda L- wiz aud
Davidson aHd Nancy his wife, lrns
The d8fendunis David TIME, the heirs of Stlnd I'm,
b., Edward Tinsiey and Lucy his wife, Hm. mrkg,e
ard Matilda his wife. Davidson nnd NJ.
his " Ne, moi having entered their appehra,,r ~ :
given security atuording "a the act of A>semli,,
aud the rules n this court. and II appearing l.
'iisiaetory evidence that they no inlabitnt, Of
commonwealth il Is ordered that the said d,ndan. do
appear here on the first day ~ March court neu an,
answer the bill fbe plainliasIid that cop, Of ,l
order be forthwith injected in newe paper pulll
cd IN tho town Iynchbure for two month succesn,i,
and posted at ;ho front door ot the court house of
county.
ACopy---ToSic' ARTHUR b DAVIES.
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Dec
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
TONEIGM NEWS.
From the Nelo York american

From the Ne1U York american.
The packet ship Britannia. from liverpool, which
sailed on the Sd ul. brings US London papers OF the
lst They furnish us with the speech OF the King of
France, on the opening of the Chambers. 1t seems
to have given equal satisfaction ON both sides OF the
Channel and is alike praised by writers of all par
ties. 1t to be looked npon assuring that no
interruption is to be apprehendch to the general
peace Of Europe. The next arrival will bring us the
speech of the King of England TO Parliament, which
was to assemble on the 9Th Of February ; and it
would, according to conjecture re-echo the sent.
mens Of the French King as to the preservation of
peace. To that end, constant negotiations are 60
ing on among the great powers. The real object oil
the Prince Polignacs visit to Paris, is said to have
been to explain personally the course aud progress
Of negotiation on that head. he was carrying
on in London and the arrival in that metropolis,
Unexpectedly, of a distinguished Russian Diploma
tst, was supposed to be connected with such nego
Citations. On this point the Times SAYS" The to
us sudden and unexpected arrival Of the Russian
Councillor, NJ. Matacewiz, is an occurrence OF
great Importance, though we hardly know in what
light to view it. We had been used to consider
this person (who is Pole by birth) ostensib'y EN-
ployed in the bureau of Count Nesselrode, as the
most important one in the Russian Cabinet it can
not, therefore. be on any trivial affair that he has
undertaken the voyage to England at this crisis
Many explanations may no doubt be thought neces
sary by Russia and none so capable OF explaining
counsels as he who directs and moves them. But
still we think that more than explanation is intend
ed by the mission of NJ. Matacewiz. lie may wisi
TO alter the views deprecate the decisions OF Other
Courts .
Mr.. Stratford Canning, the British plenipotentia
ry Of mediation, if so he NAV be'termed, had arrly
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
fPuBI1c, No. so. |

AN ACT making additional appropriations Tor Ger
tain Notifications Of the United States for the year
one thousand eight hundred and tw ehty mine,
BE Il enacted bq the Senate and House Of RePre.
seutat,7es Of lie United States Of .4mericd ~ Con-
gress assembled. That the following sums be, and
the same are hereby appropriated IN addition 70
the several sums appropriated by the act OF me
twenty fourth Of May one thousand eight hundred
and twenty eight, for certain tortfcatlons OF the
United States for the first quarter of the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty nine, to WIT :
for ior,iicatons, to each specifically, as follows
For fort Adams, at Newport, Rhode Island, eigh,
Ity five thousand dollars.
For fort Hamilton, New York, eighty thousand
dollars.
For fort Monroe, eighty FIVE thousand dollars.
For fort Calhoun, ninety thousand dollars
For fort Macon, North Carolina, fifty thousand
dollars.
For fort al Oak island North Carolina, forty Sc
ven thousand eight hundred and thirty four dollars.
For Notifications at Charleston, South Carolina,
sixty thousand dollars
For Notifications at Savannah, Gaorg!a, SIXTY
Thousand dollars.
For Notifications at Pensacola, West Florida, ilt-
tv five thousand dollars.
For fort at Mobile point, Alabama, eighty thou-
sand dollars.
competition uustety ~ -...... E;Anuan,,
six thousand four hundred and forty seven dollars
and eighty cents.
For completion of the sea wall for the preserva-
ton of George's island in Boston harbor, seven
thousand three hundred and ten dollars and fifty
four cents.
For repair fthe pier upon which is constructed
Fort La Fayette, and such other repairs as are alb
solutey necessary for the preservation OF that tort
thirty three thousand three hundred and eighty SIX
dollars and seventy cents.
! For repairs at Fort Delaware, fifteen thousand
dollars.
I For repairs and contingencies Of Qualifications, ell
even thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
! Sec. Cd. .lad be hturther cnacted, That the sew
eral sums hereby appropriated shall be paid out OF
any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appro-
pnated.
Approved I'd March. 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

gregs assembled, That toe following sums ne, anu
The same are hereby, appropriated, 10 W.T.
For the erection Of a tower at Bayou Dupfe,
Louisiana, sixteen thousand six hundred aud seven
" seven dollars and forty one cents.
For the erection OF barracks Tor one company az
fort sullivan, PASSPORT, Maine, two thousand hve
/ hunll ed dollars.
! For the erection ofnew barracks and quarters at
fort Trumbull, New London, Connecticut, ten thou
sand dollars.
For the erection of new barracks for one comPa-
nv at fort Severn, Annapolis, Marylan hive thou.
sand dollars.
! Fer the erection of new barracks for two compa-
MES At fort Winnehago, at the portage OF the FOX
! ard Ouisconsin rivers, ten thousand dollars.
| To complete the barracks, qnartermaster and
store houses AT fort Crawford Prairie du Chen, ten
thousand dollars
! For The repair flhe marine barracks at me Ma
w Yard in Washington three thousand five hundred
dollars.
For the construction Of new wharf at tort NC
/ Henry Baltimore, Mary land, one thousand h'e
| hundred dollars
| For the construction of a new wharf at tort Con
stitution, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, SIX hundred
dollars.
For the construction of new wharf at tort Della
ware Delaware, two thousand dollars
Sec. Q. and be il further enacted, That the seve-
raj sums hereby appropriated shall be paid out OF
any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
prated.
1 Approved Cd March, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
TPuetIc. No. 23.1


AN AC / making additional appropriations for the
payment Of the Revolutionary and other pensio-
ners ofthe United States for Tie year thou
sand eight hundred and twenty nine.
BE il enacted by The Senate and House Of Represen-
tdtipes IF he United States Of .4nerica Congress
assembted, That the following sums be, and they
hereby, respectively appropriated towards
the military service Of the year thousand eight
hundred and twenty nine, in addition to the several
sums appropriated by the act Of the twenty fourth
of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
eight, to wit
For invalid and half pay pensioners, exclusive Of
a balance on hand of one hundred and eighty one
thousand nine hundred ana eighty dollars and nine
cents, for two thousand one hundred and thirteen
dollars
For Revolutionary pensioners, exclusive of ba-
lance on hard Of one hundred and ten thousand six
hundred and fifteen dollars and seventy cents, four
hundred and eighty nine thousand three hundred
and eighty iont dollars.
Sec. Cd .qad be 1t further enacted That the
several Sims hereby appropriated, shall be paid ou
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
prated.
Approved Cd March, 1929.
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TPuBLrc. No 29.1.

PUBLIC. NO %.
AN ACT making appropriations for the erection
and completion Of certain Barracks and Quarters,
and for other purposes.
Bet enacted bg The Senate and House Of Repre-
senatives Of The United States Of amsrica IN Con-
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London, Jan, 81.

The profound attention throughout the metropolis
and we have no doubt subsequently throughout
the country--which has been. and will be- created
by our declaration yesterday, of our conviction that
Catholic emancipation is at hand. induces US to re-
turn to the subject. No respectable rational ar
gument has been attempted to shake our conclusions.
We still, therefore, retain our belief that one, not
given to recede, is resolved as Minister to carry
measure, which must as much exceed all others in
It's Importance and beneficial results to this realm,
as his own glorious battle of Waterloo exceeded in
its consequences every preceding triumph olhs mil
itary The one has only given liberty to Eu-
rope, which might have been achieved by different
means and different hands the other will extin-
guish regiousdsc and give unanimity and Chris
tian love to the consolidated kingdom, Of which the
abest statesmen have the necessity. but hither
TO attempted the execution in vain. The act Of
Catholic paton-now. we boldly augur, in
preparaon-can be compared to no other event OF
European history but to the Celebrated edict Of Nan
tes by which Henry ~, Of immortal memory, re.
stored peace to his distracted country. and trans.
mittcd his name to posterty as enc Of the greatest
beneiactors of mankind. The act of such king
was worthy the emulation Of such minister.
From the Messenger dcs Caanabsrs Of Jan. 8.
BvcHoREsr. Jan. s.--.For some days past great
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i AFAYETTE HOTEL, yNarket-sf., Wf

N .AFAYETTE HOTEL, .Afarket-st, Wilmington, Del
"a RoBERT EAKIN, sincerely returns his thanks to those
of his friends and others who have been pleased favor him
with their CUSTOM and hopes by paying strict attention to his
Establishment to have continuance of their past favos by
giving him call. His table he intends SHALL heretofore
be furnished with the best the market does Afford and his Ii
quos of the best quality His chambers pleasant cool
and well furnished His stablngs large, commodous and
under the supentendance of competent oers Persons GO
their Horses may depend upon having every attention paid
to them until their return.
HORSES, GIGS and CARRIAGES, will, heretofore, be
kept for hire.
N EXPRESSES provided to travel in any direction at
the shortest notice.
June 10, 1929. Sit
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N0ACH MAKING The subscriber, thankful to his
" friends and the public in general for the very liberal
patronage, heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above business, in all its various
branches, at his old stand, No I49 AARKETST, Whining
tom Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds of Carriages
borns, sc. He has on hand and FOR SALE number
of New Gigs and Dearborns, warranted for yearLe
plete order Also handsome supply of and second
hand HARVEST all of which will be sold very low, for cash.
good acceptances. EDWARD KENNARD.
N. b. great variety of unfinished work, state of for
wardness-which can be finished Immediately to order
April III. Pam
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We following extract from Millis,g MonlhIy Mac.


azine, is very beautiful.
"There is sound of simple nature that is not ni,l-
SIC. 1t IS all Gods work, and is harmony. You NAV
minge and divide, and strengthen the passages of the
great anthem, and it is still ,melody-melody. The
low winds of summer blow over the waterfalls and the
brooks, and bring their voices to your ear if their
sweetness was linked by accurate finger yet the
wind IS but ftful player; and you may 90 out when
the tempest is up and hear the strongest trees moaning
as they lean before it, and the long grass Kissing as it
sweeps through, and its solemn monotony all
land the waterfalls unaltered bass shall still reach
youth the the intervals of Its power, much in har
mony as before, and much part of its perfect and
perpetual hymn. There is no accident of natures
causing which can bring in dscord. The loosened
rock may fall into the abyss, and the overbown tree
rush down through the branches of wood and the thun
der peal awfully in the sky and sudden and violent
as these changes SEEM their tumult goes up with the
sound of winds and waters, and the exquisite of
the musician can detect no jar.''
"Nature utterly still to me as in the
depth OF a summer afternoon. The heat has driven
in the Birds and the leaves hang motonless on the
trees, and no creature has the heart in that faint sutr
ness to utter sound. The snake sleeps on the rock
and the frog lies breathing in the pool, and the
murmur that is heard at night naudibe, for the herb
age droops beneath the sum- and the seed has no
strength to burst its covering The world is STILL and
the pulses beat languidy.
But if you would hear of natures most various
and delicate harmonies lie down in the edge of the
wood when the evening breeze begins to stir, and list
EN- to its coming touches first the silver foliage of
the birch, and the slightly hung leaves, at its merest
breath, will lift and rustic like thousand tiny wings
and then creeps up to the tall fir and the fine tasses
send out sound like low whisper, and as the oak
feels its influence, the thick leaves stir heavily and the
deep tone comes sullenly like the echo of far off
bassoon They all wind harps of different power,
and as the breeze strengthens and sweeps equally over
them all, their united harmony has wonderful gran
deur and beauty
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Nothing is more characteristic of vacant and i'll
regulated mind than the propensity to NEEDLE with the
private of others. Surely every accountable
being has enough of personal duties PERFORM and of
faults to amend, 10 leave time to waste in idle Cos
sip, or ill-mannered impertinence
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@EMoVAL-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally that be has re-
moued his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. II,
to NO. 49, Vest Front street. between Shpley and Orange
1eTf door to George Snnonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment Of Leather.
Wilmington, April q, Ie2s 2s-8M
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NHEAP AND sEAsoNABLE SPRING GOODS, at N

NHEAP AND SEASONABLE SPRING GOODS, at No
" ST. Marketstreet, Wilmington lately occupied by VIII
liam Rowan Co., opposite Eakins Hotel The subscribers
have just opened handsome of Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail reduced prices consisting
part of blue, black brown olive and mix Cloths super
fine, fine and low priced; Cassmers and Sanets Irish Lnen
long Lawn linen Cambria and Handk f; Cambria and turn-
ure Dimity; Cambrc aconet, book Swiss and null Mus
plain and figured; handsome assortment of Cacoes ana
Gnghams table Linen, Diaper and Crash "A Bobine and
bobnet and thread Laces; Pungee Canton and
sarsnets Silk cambet Bombaznes and Hastings; silk, Va
enca and Marsees Vestngs; whte blue and yellow Nan
keens cashmere silk and gauze Handkerchief &c togeh
with general assortment of Domestic Paids Stripes ane
Checks, ga A and ga brown and beached Musns, Bee
Tick ings, Pittsburg Cords, sc.
All of which they invite their friends TO call and examine
JOHN r. BOWERS & Co.
April, 1923: S6--2m
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a WANTS PANACEA.-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell of Trenton N. j., regularly bred pbysi
clan of scientific practice will show his opinion of Swams
Panacca and his desire that his may be used to recon-
mend it, the testimony which he gives the following cases
cannot fail to be interesting.
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M USlC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
1vK Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. lO5 Market
Street, where may also be had at the lowest prices School
Books Writing and Letter Paper and general assortment
of Stationery.
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a. TRAW Colored & White NAvARINos.-MIssrs Wu.
- soN. fliners, have opened in part of the store, W.
l05 Market Street, assortment of MILLINERY with
Navafino Leghorn Straw, Base and other Bonnets
horns and Saws whened and pessedand Hats or BoDpea
made to ORDER in the neatest Manner moderate terms
E. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired art NJ
THEoREM PAINTING, at the above place. where specimens
may be
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A MEXICAN SLATES-A & H. WILSON, inform the
Iva friends of Domestic Manufa cures that they have for
saie AMERICAN STATES, superior in quality to the i'm
ported, and much better framed ALSO general
ment of School Books and Stationary, los, Market
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HMERY of superior quality, and of all Sizes imported
~ from London by B. RICHARDSON & Son, of PhIade
pha, may be had at the Drag Chemical Store of the sub
scriber, No. 1856, MARKErsTREET Wilmington who is APP
pointed Agent for the sale of the same.
The above article selected by person specially appointed
for that pupose will be found by curers Machinss
and others using be preferable to any heretofore offered
JOSHUA HARLAN
May 10th, 1920
N. B. fresh supply of DRUGS & MEDICINES just re-
ceived, and for sale as above
MINERAL WATER fountain open. 29-tf
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SWAIM'S PANACEA, Wholesale g. Retail, mt NJ. JOHN
- SONS, (Soie Agent) No. 3d. MARKET srREET;--
where may be had general assortment Of DRUGS and ME-
Dizziness of the best quality.
April 49, 27-tf
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Mr. VIM. SWAIN,
Trenton, June 7th. 1927.

Mr. VIM. SWAIN, Trenton, June 7th 1927
Dear SrI have just received your letter of the 9th re-
questng answer respecting the of Pulmonary aec-
tons, &c. that some time ago mentioned YOU am sorry
that am not able to comply with your request keep no
regular docket register that refer for the treatment
and symptoms. But far recollect am fully per.
suaded they both in very critical stuation-they COM
planned of great pain in the horax and difficulty of breathing;
they both had distressing cough and free expecoraon Of
mucus But since they have commenced taking Panacea
they have experienced wonderful change the pain in the
thorax better the cough troublesome and the
pectoraon lessened they still continue the of and
have doubt with attention diet and Dress they will be
restored.
My who is afflicted with Epilepsy must say since
he has commenced with your Panacea, has had single
return of his fits, than FIVE weeks; and the
commencement of his disease he has before
ten days without having them. And say your medicine
has done him good than all that he has taken for the
last three years have given him the bottles that you
sent me- and should be glad know if continue the
use OF longer, and if you will obge by sending
another bottle, shall be directed altogether by your op-
ion
My son, student Of medicine, related case to me this
morning ola black man. who has had the Kings Evil for four
cine, as directed by my The black a labore
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty 10 publish this letter, you wish it
or as much OF it as you think proper And if my can
be OF any use in giving Panacea that character which
deserves, you may with PLEASURE and shall feel
1t my duty to recommend it to the public, safe and yau
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M. D., SC.
G3- Sold in Wilmington al M. JOHNSON'S Sole AGENT
DRUG AND MEDICINAL SroRE, No. 80, Market Street
July, 1929.
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NoTICE.-AlI persons having de-
IA mands against the of Wm Poole, dec late of
the Borough of Wilmington, hereby requested present
them, legally aested for settlement and those indebted
the estate, requested to make immediate payment
SAMUEL s. POOLE, .ad,nr.
Brandywine, mo. Is, 1929. s4-st
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ID DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKs.-JAMEs M

RUUTS, SHOES TRUNKS.-JANEs MNEAL, CRATE
ID full for past avors, informs his friends and the public
generally that he has hand large and complete
ment of LADIES' & GENTLEMENS BOOTS & SHOES,
ALso-MIssEs', BOYS & cHILDRENs do. of all kinds of
Leather, Morocco, Lasting, &C. which will be sold the
following prices for Cash. viz:
Mems fine cordevan Boots from So to So 90
Do do calf skin do 8 SO to so
Do do Monro cordevan, so l rs
Do do do calf skin, 81 to 2 90
Do do Shoes pumps, cordevan, 25 to / 80
Do do do do calf skin, l so to 90
Womens lasting shoes full trimmed, and Of
the latest fashion, 81 OOto ~
Do Valencia & Denmark satin, do rs l OOt
Do Leather do 75to l IL
Do Morocco, do so j IL
Childens do do 95to sol
large assortment of Hair and Leather Trunks Port
manteaus, &C.
n. Liberal deductions. and terms easy, TO country
merchants and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington May l6. 30-3m