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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-22
MAS QWl G.

n / regular Communication of Marshal
IA Lodge No 80, AT The Hall in Lynchbnrg
the 10th day ofJune, A. h. $500. A. ID. 1929 II
was resolved unanimously that this Lodge cele
bre'e the approaching Anniversary of 81. John
the Baptist, by a sermon 10 be delivered al ST.
PauPs Church on that day.
The members will meet AT the Hall in the
morning ofthat day, precisely AT o'clock, for
the purpose of electing their officers to serve
tor the ensuing six months All Regular Ma
sons, both IN town and country, ale particular
" invited TO join us on the occasion. They
will be received at halfpast 10 o'clock Tor 500
ner rfthey will think proper TO sttend) NJ which
time the Lodge viii move in procession to the
Church. No Brother will be permitted TO ioin
the procession after il leaves the Hall. Ser.
vice will commence precisely at | O'Clock
BY order, TlIOS MCKINNEY. Sccty.
June To- oss
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Certificate of Phgbe UIli;t.

was attacked during the last winter with
complaint to which bad been more or less sub
Jeci tor several ears, viz +: the Bilious ChOhc
and which, at this time, for four months was
uncommonly severe. In this situation applied
TO DIR John Howell, who put me under
course ofhis Vegetable Family Pills" in con-
Junction with his Golden Tinciure OF China
The complaint was entirely subdued, and ny
health perfectly restored in the course Of four
or five weeks now enjoy my Usual health.
ana nave had no return Of my former com
plant. PpuRF WILT.
NJ, No. 70, Arch street
PkiIdde1phi1 Anil IN 1907
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FOR SALE,

"A VERY handsome liiue Farm, upon The
EAbead waters oil Appomattox, in Bucking
ham. This land is In the neighborbood of Clio
yer Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces To-
bacco oftbe finest quality. and has upon il .
very large orchard of well selected fruit: the
tract contains $40 acres--Persons discussed n
buy, will apply to the subscriber or Col SAM
A. Patteson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAhIL, p. CHRISTIAN.
March Q. Is
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wOOL gARNIM0a

UNHe subscriber has just established. and
IL has now in operation near his residence
McAlister's old Store, near MIR. Thos. Reid,s
Mill on Falling, on the road leading from the
Red House in Charlotte. 10 Lynchburg, a fra,
rate new Carding Machine. The price for
cardiug will be 8 cents the pound The wool
mast be brought to the machine in clear
state and creased with about pound of greese
to every 10 pounds Of wool He hopes by his e..
ertions TO have the work executed in a mos, sa,.
isfactory manner, 10 receive encouragement in
this undertaking. WM. THOMPSON, Jr.
Ut Ii will be necessary TO send blanket or
Something fthe kind to return the rolls on.
June I. 3moaa
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NOTlCE-AlI personshaving claims agains
IN the estate Of Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
requested 10 bring them .forw ard we'll authen,i
Gated as the law directs, in order that I NAV
make provisions 10 pay the same those indebt-
ed TO the estate are requested 10 make pay.
ment ANTHONY RUCKER, ex'r
May 4. ts76
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Valuable Property far .Sof,

WISH TO sell my tract OF land lynns on the
u north side Of Black water creek --coninin
ing l13 "a acres. Near hundred acres Of
which is heavily timbered, and is considered
first rate Tobacco land. There is also attach
cd 10 il, the best mill site on the Blackwater
creek large quantity of rock qusrried, and
IN place for building. This tract lies within n
mile and half of Lynohburg, | will sell il
low, and on accommodating terms.
CALVIN TATE.
June 1s. w6wea
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Letter from, Theodors p. III. Lvmoa.

Dr. Ho'ceit-Sir, would info, m you, that In
he summer of 1926, WAS severely afflicted
with The Liver complaint, or something ap.
pFoxnnating nearly to Consumption. / had
made use Of different medicines for some linls
time, without any radical alteration tor The
better, when ! was Induced by particular
r'end. Mrs l., TO make use OF your PITS
AN dir so, |" conjunction with the Fanli
rus and in three or four weeks was perfect
y restored to health, and have enjoyed: Il un.
In'efrun'edly up to the present time Should
these remarks be of any service to yeu, yos
are at liberty to make whss ase you think pro-
per otthem Sincerely yours,
THEODORE p. Fl. LYMAN
Philadelphia, april 80 1927
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LR9H DNMSa

\kVfE are this horning opening a case Leg
w horns, surprising in style and cheap.
n'S. hose previously offered. and cons deere
low. MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-22

MILLER s. ROBERTS
HAVE for sale a large and general assor.
u II ment OF Groceries, and various other ar
tices-amongst which are the following
Best West India Brown and Common Sugar
Loaf and New Orleans Sugars, assorted oual.
tiles
Green Coffee. Old Java Coffee
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
Old French Brandy, pure, common F, Bran
dy
. Old Jamaica and New England Rum
Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine
Tallow Candies, 4
Sperm Candles 4
Salt Pere, Copperas
Indigo, Madder
Pepper, Ginger, Spice
Cotton Sheeing and Shifting
Cotton Yarns, No. to 10
Writing Paper and Letter Pepper
Mems coarse and fine Shoes
Fur Hats, Cotton Cards No 10
Blistered, German, and Shear Steel
SO sides Sole Leather
10 tons Iron. assorted
100 barrels Nails, assorted sizes
800 sacks Salt, Liverpool
20,00olbs. Bacon
100 barrels Rockbridge Whiskey
90 barrels Herrings
All the above articles ve will coll iou, e..
cash or understandable produce
Cash gwen for Wbiskey, Flour, Bacon, Hemp
and Iron. --N"'p
May %. w,c,o
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DR.. EoWsLr,s
VEGETABLE MEnICINr,.
GENERALLY 0O

montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Toynsh;,
DIR. Howell-sit: - 'o-"
have been recommended 10 cali n,
Tor assistance Tor a child oil mine who i, s.,y ou
to hts She was taken with them when &c
four months old, and has them by spells ss'
since She IS now three years old. s.'
had three Physicians 10 attend her, but al, x
no purpose. The child is hearty, with The :. 70
ception OF those spells. Please 10 send -.
lew lines oy the bearer, expressive of your a,
mon whether you can cure or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD
This child, who bad been subject to yaIo..
fits for period OF more than two years ,,a1
entirely restored TO health in few DAYS las as
has continued free from them ever since "u
CERTIFICATES.
have ssen MIR. Woods child rene.,.,, i,
since, and aver that she was entirely cured
DIR. Howell, as represented in the a(or.s.
tatement. ''a
The case Of Mr.. Woods child, while !, ,,.
justly excite our admiration, is one which
consider as marked with striking features
the early age Of iour months she was SIT,
with fits. and suffered TO distressing do gre. w
the violence ofihe paIoxysms Notwi,6s,anJy
ing the Efforts OF three very respectable mr.
fessonal genllemen, the paroxysms eon,;n,,as
to recur after the usual intervals, and with ,b-
usual degree Of violence. This state of hin
continued autil the child rea ched her 3rd - ear
that is for more than two years. DIR. uoys,
was at length consulted. but at a time " hen Ii
lie hopes were entertained by the family ,ba.
any effectual service could be rendered BIS bn
man agency. But to the self graduation of,h.,
parents and the happiness of the little suffere,
complete, efiectual, and permanent relief was
almost INN edately obtained. After The e,b
bi,ion of few doses Of the IN edcine, her healG,
was established. period of nine months bas
since elapsed without return ofthe parorysm'
OF even symptom of the complaint. Hayins
a knowledge Of the fact and acquainted wit,
the circumstace of the case, I cheerfuly snl.
scribe 10 the reality and correctness of the for.
going statement JOHN FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1929
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Soda ater

YNiE subscribers Soda Fountain i. NOW =
MI, s u, m mas also received small additional sur
p a., In a, Dncuo MEDICINES, some of xb;l n
a'e o'rsct from PARIS aud LONDON ""''''
I. ]. DuVAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-22
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TuNHE subscriber informs his friends and the
IL public that he continues TO do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared 10 give entire satisfaction Ia
all Planters and Farmers who may confde Ia
his maaagemen the sale OF Tobacco, Flour
or other produce His office will DO kept a,
the Store Of Messrs. J s. s. Halsey, ne1t door
below the Farmers Bank
ID. SAUNDERS. jr
Jan. 10. 12m
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ADDITIONAL.

N hECEN1 arrival enables us al tins time
az 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
assortment than MISUNDERSTANDING other arti
Giles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars aud Pelernes, the richest style
Long while Kid Gloves
short black, white, and fancy oolored do.
Blk SILK Buttons, splendid
Thread Laces and Edgisgs, fancy figures
Gynip Laces, unusually cheap
oeersucker 1inghanis, u cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
tuck, side, and long bent do. Brazilian
Ladies black and white Prunella Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spools
ialian Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Sraris, the very richest
snort do cheap, yet beautiful
ram and 'ambouIedBook Nuslins
% and Cd swiss and null Muslins
huS'iins and Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
FINE JacoDet Cravatines
super blk. Italian silk do.
flne and superfine Barcelona do.
Plain and fig white Marseilles .
ram extra buH do.
Sup. Valencia do.
Je' blk. Bruchelles. for Gentlempns' summer
wear tie fandsomest article now worn
nenfiamens black and white Silk 10 Hose
super uouble India Cotton do
few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons. ire bic gilt
Fancy est do. first style
Blue and blk. Lasting do
super blk. Silk Ve,e.
piece blue Black, most superb
uen'iemens super black and fancy cold. horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do. superior
lew dozen super English white Silk. do
4en'lemens' Silk pocket Handkerchiefs 6r,,
chop '''
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~ MOTICE.-l wish 10 sell nv
kSs IN tract of land. living in the
ilii lower end of Bedford county, a.
A bout seven and half miles from
Lyhchsurg. This tract contains 4o5 acres. n.
bout half in wood land, the balance under a
good state of cultivation, and well enclosed,
Tue improvement sare a comfortable dwelling
mousse with all necessary out houses, and
soou parns.-As no one would probably pur-
chase without first viewing the premises. i,
VIII DC unnecessary to be more particular ia
.ne uescr'paon'--fhe terms will be accommo
ua'"s, ana mace known on application to
he subscriber, living on The premises.
EDMUND COBBS.
f'c. J. tf32
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NoR HIRE, negro womsnwho can cool
WASH &C w. OWENS.
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u"Teh conhfy, N0O. 10, 1929.
DR.. John B. HotreH,
DEAR SIR-You have requested my opi,;o,
on The character OF your Vegetable Fam;f,
PILLS, In reply, am able to stale, tha, hayo
made use OF them for number of wears IN No.
own particular use, besides administering no.,
To gre n, numuer of persons under a varie,y :.
forms of disease, and Always with the lann.es,
results. One particular and remarkable CO..
was that OF Miss S.. This lady wac oala,
ed, for period Of two years, with sIandnpa.
sweings of very large size, which after he.
ing fully developed, broke and discharged
great deal of matter, by which she was reduced
to very low and weakly state. The approaee
OF the lumors was announced by pricking sen,
sation or itching on the surface, innamma,inn
then proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was TO take one pill and by tbe
use OF he pills toi twelve weeks, taking onL,
two a week, the growth OF the tumors wa ar.
rested, and their subsequent appearance pm.
tirely prevented after which she continued to
mend and gained strength very rapidly Pre-
vious To this, she had been attended by a yerv
respectable medical gentle man, but wi,bon, 81
feet-and to the use Of the Family PiiAf alnne
| do not hesitate TO ascribe her extraofdinary
restoration.
Anoi her case was that of a child subject m
fits. in which instance they did not fail TO nc,
compish complete cure. | have exhibited
them in Dysentery Billions complaints. l1eblE,
ty, ard Organic arrangement, with ySssAdsfi
ded effects, and feel no he station in recommen.
ding them as valuable medicine iD he afoys.
said complaints, and wherever mild purea.
tive is CURED.
With sentiments of esteem, ~
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ENGLlSH GOODS!
~ LEW Ely wishing TO purchase Cloths
N and Cassimeres, will please call n, David
Robert kyles'-they have recently received
supply in that line of the bes, English Man
ufacture. principally blue and black with few
pieces fancy colors, which they car Offer with
confidence TO the Publc-for fine materials sol
I'd textures, and beautifully rich shades. they
cannot be surpassed perhaps have never We,
been equalled,at the prices for v hich these are
now selling.
ALSO.
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Dl.,,, NU' TO-
Philadelphia, april 10, 1927,
Certificate of Catharine Arbrisio.

-, CTtPcdIe OF (dthdTlHe dT6TiG0.
mad complaint in my right eye, which was.
unnamed and weak an ulcer discharging yell
70" matter opened just below the eye, 90 the
''s'' cheeki surgical operation was pronoun'
ceu necessary by medical gentleman, but i
"8s not willing 10 submit TO il. IL this stale
OF TIE case applied to Dir. Howell who put
me me under course Of his Golden TinctuTe Oh
on'na, IN conjunction with his d" Vegetable Fa'
mhy Pills, which entirely supercedes the nece'
."y oil surgical operation. The in1amms'
',oh was removed, the ulcer healed, and The
s"ength OF the eye was entirely restored, win.
our Inc pain, Inconvenience, and scar ola sur
gical operation.
CATHARINE ARBRlSTO.
No. 2s2 Market ST. above SIN
Phitad, april &c, 1927.
he subscriber, who is appointed agent i0'
Il Virginia, has this day received a large
supply OF DIR. John Braser Howell's Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold at PHILADELPHIA
prices. Howell DAVIES,
AGENTS.
MIR. James Mckildoe, Richmcnd.
Messfs.Bragg, j ones and Co. Petersburg
vi whom may be had DIR. John B. Howell's We
getable Medicines generally.
Howell DAVIES.
o
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sentiments ofes,eem,
Respectfully yours,

p S. 1t may not be improper TO superadt.
that in my own personal instance, a few weeks
since suffered from an attack of something
like Dysentery, and found q few doses of ,bt
Pill t" remove it efiectualy, unaided by any O
ther means. JF
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ALSO.
ENGLISH GOODS!

''U'neSIIcS OF every description, and a large
supply OF spun Cotton Yarn of every size, from
No, 7 Ii
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ALSO.

A few doc. GentIemens' Beava, Hats Of
peru first order
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June Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24

stated, the tombs Of members Of Congress, and
few distinguished so burners, who have died
at the sea- OF Government, the whole number
perhaps amounting 10 thirty. They have each
a very plain morumeni about ave feet above 'he
surface. including the phnfh or basement, d'e,
and beige All save some very simple lnsrrIp.
ton, such as-Ih NJ. mory Of William PDkney,
Senator in Congress from ;be State of Mary
land: Or, In memory OF Generd Thomas
3iouni, Rerrese sent alive in Congress from North
Carolipa In 'he Western line, observed
m onumeni IN me 'nory Of The la'e Mr.. Cut
bush, and Mr. M riSo" of Kentucky 10 the
eastern line, hit # CAPITA u Campbell, late OF
the y. ). Nay; M in "h- or the other those OF
Lieuleuan. Rose, .he deceased daughter of JUS.
tior lho"p,"n, OF 'rr Supreme Court, Major
G neral b own, wi n sim pie he adst6ne, and
PUSH A.rA.HA Chief 81 ice Choc avs, who
died ioul wears >inct IN his CITY. This abo>
rigiual, his friend Of al human KIDD, this de.
{, ndrr Of cniization, 'h,, tr,-nG of the white
man, this intrepid warrior, in The Cause OF in>
dependence and personal Or national virtue, has
pyramid TO his memory in he Westminster
Abby Of Washingtnn; and deserved ihe dis
linclion better thar many 10 the line with him
who happened TO die al the sra' Of Cover nment.
Adrlon,sh' d by the maxim "de moTtuis nil n,si
5onuni" fornear 10 run ontras, with Push
MA -TAHA anu his comprers, and close with the
record of his diving words
"When am gone, f.eihe big guns ousr me-"
na'e not gotitnlht tomb aud monument
OF the diplomatic represen I've of The King OF
Prussia, who died in this CITY, Baron Cine.
The inscription on IL says, II was erected by
his maj sly Of hs kingdom, iu memory of the
deceased. His Hrsh and his bores consolidate
with some rebels OF The Western hemis phrre,
" h. have been distinguished by Their opposi,
ZION 20 Eastern monarchy; but who delight in
the zeal hospitality OF Am,ric an, to all ennis
grants ylsi,ers, residents or sojourners 10 or in
The u. States of North America.
| Before J close these very desultory reflec-
lions, | ask your permission to sta'r, thai did
not find any mumeu'o of Jones, Jackson, and
Baldwin OF Georgla, on these premises; and
made some inquiry about the location. To
those, like me-, who take some Interest in the ir
last temporal abode, now record the fact that
they are not here, but a, solitary, insulated,
or rus,icated spot, ,hre miles north Of the Ca
ptol, called Rock Creek Church, where there
Is no Church, mere manger where any body
or every body may preach or lie, it alone.
Abraham Baldwin, James Jackson, and jones
Jones, ought 10 rest in our eslmlns,er Ab>
bey"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24
Notice is hereby Given

THNHAT an application will BIZ made BY and on behalf
L of the Middle Turnpike Company, to the County
Court of FAIRFAX on Wednesday, the third day of the
term of thai Court to be holden in the month of March
next, to appoint FIVE freehoIders qualified according
to law. to the damages certain tract of land
lying in the Count, OF Fairfax, formerly be longing TO
John rem, deceas d, and in which Nelson " rem,
Evelina Wrenn. Jane Wrenn, Julia Wrenn, Charles
Wrenn, and Harriett Wrenn and Hugh b Wrenn her
husband have interest as children and heirs of the
said John Wrenn-the two last named parties re.
siding within the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the
other ed parties being infants under the age Of
twenyone years, and no guardian of said infants be.
ing fourd within the said County of Fairfax And al
to assess the damages to certain tract of land y.
ing in said c"unty, to which Georgiana Sacum is en-
titled who is also an infant under II years of age and
guardian for her being found in said county,
Ad also to assess the damages to certain piece or
parcel OF land lying IN said county, to which Catharne
Mason is entted-the said Caharne not residing with.
in the said county having any known agent or guar.
dr1n wissin the sxne, feb f7-1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24

Carolina, having adopted certain resolutions
nnon those subjects, and having requested an
expression Of opinion by the various o'a'e' o..
this Union as to the constiIu lonal power oil
Congress 10 lecislatr, as has been done, upon
those subjects; we deem it alike respectful 10
them, and a duty to ourselves, TO give an ex-
preston OF opinion upon those questions.
Therefore, resolved 10y the General Assembly
Of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky, That the
constitution of thu Uh,ed States Is compact
between the people Of the several ) a,es, and
tina, through said constitution, there Is impart-
ed to Congress the power 10 raise revenue
and Iegislste for national purposes.
Resolved further, That the Congress OF the
United States does possess the power to 10y
duties upon foreign imports, for the purpose OF
! enc ouragiug dome stic productions ana comes
tic manufac lures. as we'll Tor raising revenue.
Resolved further, That Congress possesses
the power, under the constitution, TO sPproPri
ale the funds Of The United States, Tor the pur'
noses of internal Improvements WITHIN 'hf Sc
veral States, either with or without the assent
| of the S a,es; and ,ha; such appropriations
ough, to be made from time 10 time, as 'he
| nj oppressive ad ancement and improvement oil
the country require.
Resolved, further, That the efforts OF the A.
merican Colonization Society, tor the purpose
of colonizing the free people of color, ere wor
thy the patronage and support OF thr National
Legislature, and that Congress possesses the
power, and ought to appropriate portion u
the national revenue, in aid OF the benevol' nj
objects Of said society.
Resolved further, Tha, when an act OF Con-
gress is deemed by any State or individual, 10
be inexpcdien, or Unconstitutional, they have
the right OF petition or remonstrance 10 Con
gress, and an appeal to the proper tribunals OF
the county, for the notification Of all u"eon'
s,i,utiona laws; and that any forclble resist
ance by the States, to the operation OF the laws
of Congress, tends to anarchy and dissolution
of the compact between The States.
Resolved further, Tha, the Governor OF tins
Commonwealth be requested 10 forward to The
Governor Of each State in this Union, copy OIL
tie foregoing resolutions, as expressive OF the
sense Of This Legislature upon the subjects
III, rein contained; and that he forward 10 each
Of our members Of Congress and our Senators
copy Of the same.
l, appears from This, that Virginia or Ken
lucky, has changed her principles, or, that the
tariff does not involve the identical question:
of constitutional poli,y passed upon by their
concurrent legislature in '9s.
MIR GraysGn made a minority report; but al
i, is very long, and mol very striking, we are
obliged 10 omi, it.