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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

Jared, she answered. (" Never worse =" What
troubles thee sad the bishop " hast thou not
men aud women enough 10 attend thee T.
Yea. qnoth The cid woman. and more
than enough Say 10 one-go. and he runs
10 anothar-eome hither fellow and the var
let falls down ON his knees and. in short all
'hings go on 81 ahomnably smooth. that my
heart is bursting Tor something to spite me and
plcta quarrel withal'
--o0a..-
Flour and Wheat have further declined. Ca
nal Flour is now held at Si75-C,iy Mills So
26-nominal. Wheat % 10 90 cenis
Richmond Hing. 0ct.2.
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$50 REWARD.

I'D UNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday
IA the 20th insi. negro named TAYLOR,
from the neighborhood Of Bent Greek. Bucking
han. He is between twenty aud 25 years old
of very dark complexion. chunky aud we'll built
a little inclined TO be ow-legged, isps a little
when spoken to he has, expect, free papers,
which, / suppose, and have been informed, he
aas stolen from free negro, the name of whom
do not recolIect. There is no other marks
particularly, tina, can at present identify II
the above negro is delivered to me, or confined
so that get him, (if he is apprehended in this
State,) | will pay $40, and iflaken out of this
State, will ay $50.
JOHN ii. JOHNSON,
Near Bent creek, Buckingham city.
Oc, 5. w6w%l5
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w ashington City Aottery
FOR SALE OR RENT.

An eligible stand for a Grocery Store.
n NHE tenement situated on main street
- opposite to Liberty Warehouse. Posses
sion given ON the 25th Nov. next. liza sale of
the above tenement is not effected before the 26,h
Of November, it will be for rent for One Yea,
from that date. For terms apply 10
nj. w. DAVENPORT.
Sept. "a 6sff
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Paints, Oils, Dye-Stulls, Win
dow Glass, Putty, &c. &c.

Paints, Oils, Dye Stullis, Win
dow Glass, Putty, &c. &c.
400 galloos Lpseed Oil
80 kegs Lewis White Lead, pure
90 Kegs London " i" sup quality
1910 gal. Spirits Turpenine
4o0 lbs. dry White Lead, American
200 do English
6uo gal Tanners Oil
600 lbs. dry Spanish Brown
BOO gal. Lamp Oil, winter strained
% kegs Ground Spanish Brown
300 lbs. Venetian Red, dry
go yellow Oker, dry
100 Cam Wood. very nice
$50 " Gum Copal Seroped
100 White Chalk
BOO American Glue
100 Pumace Stone
81 boxes Window Glass, 8 ~ 10 and 10 n 70
200O lbs. Eng lish Putty, in bladders
1900 Logwood, ~ sticks
Chrom yellow, very sup.
PrussIan Blue, No.
Chrom Green
Ground Verdigfis
Ierre de ScIeuna, English
Dry Verdigris
Lam Black in IL and ID. papers
Turkey TIMBER
Stone Dker
Chinese Vermilion
Gold Leaf
English Vermjlion
Lylharidge
Sugar Lead
Silver Leaf
Rose Pink
Sand Paper, assorted
Red Lead
Pain, Brushes, all Nos
Sash Tools
M liking Brushes, &c. &c.
The above goods will be sold unusually low,
either for cash Wheat. Flour, Bacon, Lard,
Hemp, Beeswax, Tow Linen, Feathers, Woo,
Linseed OIL, and in fact for every other de.
scriptIon of produce brought TO this market.
WALTER III. MIDDLETON,
hyper end Town.
Sept, % is
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CAMp MEETING

A Camp Meeting will be held by the A,soc'.
ated Methodsts, Commencing on next Friday
on the land OF Mr.. Beverly X. Scott, about %
miles northwest of Lynchburg, aud about 1 OF
a mile from Shiloh or Kablers MeeIiog House.
Ministers and members of every christian demo
mination and the public generally are invited
TO attend. The OFFICIAL MEMBERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED on Tuesday OOH inst by the
Rev. VIM. Hendrick, Mr. JOHN FLOOD, late
of Tennessee, to Miss FRANCES IL, daughter
of Thomas Russell of Buckingham.
-, OH Wednesday evening the 23I inst.
by the Rev. Charles Galloway. ABRAHAM
CLEMENTS, Esq. Attorney at Law, TO Miss
ANN CALLAWAY, all of Pitsylyania coun.
ty.
-, on Thursday evening last by the
Rev. W. S. Reid, Mr. JACOB FEAZLE, to
Ms. ANN COBBS, all OF this place.
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CHINESE.

Sau.tung tsin-nevaa kew
Ych-yu ching soang ee
Alp.no chin san-~o
Ming -ki,g teen shIh'chee
Chung ung you tangiish
Wan-chsIe seng she
Nei-hesne nung jim sho
.Se-Ghow- see mo che
TRaSsLAriaN.
The last month of winter was for the most pari
clear and mild;
And now, at length, approach the we'll timed
showers;
The wide-sp cad mist has involved yon nous .
tain dwelling
Its dews are slowly filling each rock and hol-
low;
The vernal winds oh cure the clouded sun;
II is the season Tor all things in nature TO germ
nate
Let us convey an exhortation TO the husband
Tha, he delay not the business of his fertile
fields.
Wemay be permitted to hope, after this beau
titul specimen, that Oriental Literature will be
more generally guilty atej among us.-As a fit
accompaniment, we lay hrforp the reader the
ioho"'HS dhVtI' tstW'nf w len we nave met
with in Philadelphia paper; and as il is writ
Ten in tongue unknown to us, we request that
some OF our readers will favor Us with a trans.
laiion. II is shrewdy conjectured that the
world is Indebted for this rare composition TO
che inventive genius of the magnoquent Ro.
bert Walsh, j.. Esq.
Doctor Anirew Fitzpatrick cannot puger
comprrendinate re rihuting Ills cardiack tbnnks
to his homogenitor> for dist Kind patronals of
the pagoda and Laserintn Ga len. Sboujd
Hey continue 10 p'ragrdte Over is crdeiye and
anthology. to avoid The rundescence of the
city, the ID nc'Or assures them that thew will
never had hun untmalisi'cal slentorophonick,
CT cacochymital.'
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FOR RENT,
Smith, Bagwell & Go.

n RE now receiving theit Fall supply of
~ GOODS. consisting of Cry Goods. Hard
ware, Cutlery, SaddIery, Groceries, Crockery.
Glass and China Ware, Boots and Shoes, Sosl
Leather, Smiths Anvis, Vices, &c. &c. in
greater varieties than they have ever before
kept-all of which they are disposed TO sell
low. The market price given for Wheat,
Flour, Tobacco, &c. &c.
OCt. 5. 2m
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The highest market price in cash given for
W HEAY & FAOUn.
Sept % 4.
FOR RENT,

nEW son OFFICE
Lynchburg, Oct 8, 1929. {
The following were the drawn Nos. in the
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. II, for
1929 viz
% 80 81 ~ 30 81 % IA IS
For lucky numbers. aud prompt pay nrut, call
at HEW SONS Office Of
Luck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

Chinese Poetry III is MT ofte" that our
readers are favored with specimen OF the Lit
.,o,urs of China, whose Emperor : " o other
at the Sun, Cousin the Mooa, aud Ne know
mt how nearly related TO pthrr, of The CELESTIAL
,.;.s We have accidentally met VIII few
lines on Sp ring, with a translation, which we
,av before them, no, doubling that they will be
highly sighted with the richness and snblimity
of the original, SO very family initiated by the
translator !;
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NEW GOODS.


n IKE now reoening, and shall coninne 10
IA receive, weekly. direct from New Yolk
and Philadelphs, n splendid assortment OF sta
pie aud fancy good. adapted 10 the approach
ing season ,nll OF which were selected with great
care and tssio by Mr.. John q. Mem, and will
be sold at prices lower than ever before offered
IN this market. Persons wishing 10 purchase.
will find il greatly TO their interest in calling
and exame ming our stock. which for variety.
extent and low pieces, cannot be surpassed.
Permit us. LADIES', (boib tuwn aud connuy,) 10
call your attention 10 u few fancy articles, lust
received. aud much enquifod after, via:
Damask falmsTin,
SIX, Grape and Worsted Barge HdkG
Tortoise Shell tucl. long, cap, neck, curl and
side Combs
Bobineu Fearing. Talings. QuilGngs and Foo.
logs
Al AID I'D plain BobineI, Lnces
Brussels Wells. double and reble collars
Caps and Peerines, Embrodering Braids
Fancy II s. Gloves. We Ribbons
Furniture Fringes. Wpisied Braids
New style Belt Ribbons
PLAID and Printed Coicpaly black Battisrs
kicI' Fancy Searis, dark fancy Ginghams
Dotted and lowered Swiss Musims.
Check Muslins, Pongese,
Blk. Mandarine, Nankin, Canton and French.
Grapes
Iiusliquin Fancy Prints Rich Foulard do
Ladies Gilt Habit Buttons, Plaiu Cambrics
Jaconef Cambria
Figured and PLAIN Jaconet Mus,ing
Pearl Buttons
Blk English rolled double Florence
"nh An extensive addition Of fancy articles,
hourly expected.
Oct. !. air
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TIL. Jackson prints in Kentucky, are
.,srDa,ly hsrpiug upon the aeq"'''S' oil young
w;,llae resorting to the most oafeiaeed
.z,..Lo,a. 10 make il appear that The Judge
.,;.l the coroner who summoned the
Il. ,oaEition' man, and the Jury packed
...ru,ed. The Lexington Reporter reiuteS
=, ,h,,r falsehoods in very hrIef article II
-. that The Judge is jackson man; that
corooe, who summoned the Jury is a Jack
man tina, the Jury itself was composed o
SO, Of both political pal 'ies-that all OF them
., Of unspotted iniegIiy-.and several
-. ,al;gious communicates. The Judge
;. ,, therefore have been biassed IN Wick
ra.,. favor by political considera'ions--nor
:. ,ha coroper have been influenced by pO-
,,.., Cselioss to pack jury; nor could such
I,,v have been guilty. of perjury. The sepor-
20, closes with the following remark, which we
hone will have the effect of teaching Mr. Wick
ras,s enemies in Kentucky, prudence, and pre-
.,;oc The further effusion of blood; " Our
oh;sc, (say. the Reporter) in adveriing to
.hoss rumors is, TO induce the political enemies
IF Mr.. Wckhe to pduse-to consult their jndg-
..o, rather than their feelngs.--A cbaied
so;rit may be soaded hey ond endurance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

nT Ames Kendall has been in Kentucky
.h,se non,bs-and has again placed his name
n the Kentucky Argus, as its Editor which ne
had omitted TO do from me time he 'ece'Ved 'ne
commitment of Fourth AI!itor, until his re-
.n, visit 10 Frankfort uere: Is he receiV'
,,g salary as Fourth Audao' while he is edit
,.o A,uns7 And who attends TO his dulles
in Washington city, oh, this ""aveilins Ca'
hinet !"
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GROCERIES, &C.
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON,
1t the sign ofhe
rnyDEN SIY. TDEr

400 Sacks Liverpool filled Salt
IA hhds ST. Croix Sugar, some Of hich 10 very
superior
10 do New Orleans do.
dn Porto Riea
IL hbds. best Orleans Molasses
8 do West lndio do
lis bags best Green Coffee
80 do 81, Domingo, do.
do old Java, do.
10 barrels LOAF Sugar, assorted Nos.
81 boxes Gun Powder, impel ial aud young
lily son Tea, latest importation
90 Reams Wrapping Paper, various sizes
45OO lbs. Spun Cotton, from No. TO 10, very
superior
2 Pipes superior French Brandy,
2 do Jamaica Rum, very old
2 Barrels Holland Gin
! bid and barrels n. +. Rum
] pipe Antigua do
barrels old Eve Whiskey. 10 years old
8 do Old Apple BRANDY
pipe London Madeira
| 10 Pico
4 Or casks Sicily" q
1 qr. casks Tennerffe -
d bis sweet Malaga, z
| Dbl Curtant. very old Ia
boxes, dog. eacr. Port N
= . cS c'",s'
20 hhds and Crates, Queens, Liverpool and
Glass Ware
20 kegs Duponls and Rogers Gun Powder
Ilerces refined Alum
% kegs Roll Birthstone
10 kegs refined Snl, Petre, IL lbs. each
bbs. aud hid. Copperas
10 IL barrels Madden
ceroons Spanish lld Indigo, good quah'J
bags Race Ginger, fresh
bags AlspIcs
Il bags Black Pepper
IL Ieams WriinG Paper
20 reams Letter do
% bags Shot, escorted Nos.
81 bbls Maukarei
p bbls. Shnd. vrry sup.
II Barrels Tanners Oil
30 BpAes Muscale ell aud Bloom haislns
, Bales Soft Shell Almonds
800 Pair Wool and Cotton Cards
Barrels Pickling Vinegar
2 lierces fresh RICE
30 Boxes rnrpentiue Soap
40 do Sperm Candles
40 do Ialow do all Nos.
10 Kegs Nails, assorted Nus.
800 lbs bar Lead
! Case cheap lots
ions country Bar Iron
Ion Swedes Bar Iron
ton English do
casks prime Cheese
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
1000 lbs. red Soal Leather
20OO lbs. white do
40 Nests Wood Ware, assorieI
Is hhds. Stone Ware
ALSO
An assortment Wool aud Fur Hats
Do Shoes
DO BrogRns
A large lot Whisky
Plaster Paris
Hose Buckets
Segars ofgood quality
Windsor Sonp
Chocolate mol
Fig Blue
BOTTLE Corks
London Porter, best
Black Varnisb
Shaving Boxes aud Brushes,
Looking Glasses OF various sizes
OIL Ftints
Common Knives aud Forks
Pocket Knives
Curry Combs
Trace Chains
Frying Pans and Grid Irons
scotch and Mack hoy Snuff
London Mustard IN IA, IL anI III. bottles
Hoop Iron
American, German and English Steel
DemUoins and black Bottles
Bed Cords aud leading Lines
Shoe Thread
Beeswax
Brushes of every description
Siiters, various sizes
Domestic Cheeks aud Cotton Cloth
Ground Ginger
Figs IN small drums
Fresh Nulmegs
Mace
Cloves
Cinnamon, &c. &c.
Inc highest market price in cash given for
WHEAY & EAOUN.
Sept. % ia
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=, ,ss,,er. inst as we go' them, f"r what they
-, There is certainly nothing improb-
able about them
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eau.tung isin-nevaa kew
Ych-yu ching soang ee
Aln.lno chin san-~o
Ming -ki,g teen shin chez
Chung-fung you tangilsh
Wan-chsIe seng she
Nei-heene nung jim sho
Sc how-sze mo che
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JAUNDICE BITTERS.
Prepared 6y DR.. .ManIv Hal

= 7OfII'' OIV " 1T 'EItoTVty IIUINV'
FH SHESE Bitters are extremely well a.
"a dapted to remove the Bilious and jaundicy
Complaints, to which most constitutions are sub.
ject in the Vernal Season They are moderate
Canartic; they cleanse the stomaclI and bowels
of Phlegm and vitiated bile: strongly invigorate
the coats of the stomach; promote digestion; and
restore the loss of appetite The inventor does
not pretend to say, Gas many have done,) they
win euro all diseases but he is confident, from
many years experience, they may be taken to nd.
vantage in the above complaints. AS such rem
edy, he submits them to the trial of an impartial
public. OF Kept constantly for sale by his agents,
J.9.HES GREEN s. co, Worcester. Price
Is cts. n package. 9w .fpril s.
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NEW ENGLAND MEN.

The following stanzas of the poet Halleck
win be recognized as fair and faithful picture,
as far il goes, of New England independence:
A justice of tho peace, for the time being,
They bow to, but may turn him out next
year;
They reverence their priest, but disagreeing
In price or creed, dismiss him without fear
They have natural talent for foreseeing
And knowing all things should Park ap-
pear
From his long tour in Africa, to show
The Myers source, they'd meet him with
eve know
They love their land, because it is their own,
And scorn to give aught other reasons why :;
Would shake hands with King upon his throne,
And think it kindness to his majesty;
stubborn race, fearing and fattering none,
Such are they nurturod, such they live and
Al--but few apostates, who arc meddling
With merchandise, pounds, shllings, pence and
peddlng.
But these are but their outcasts. View them
At home, whore ull their worth and pride is
placed
And there their hospitable fros burn clear,
and there the lowliest farmhouse hearth is
graced,
With many hearts, in piety sincere,
Faithful in love, in honor stern and chaste,
In friendship warm and true, in danger brave,
Beloved in liio, and sainted in the grave.
And minds have there been nurtured, whose
control,
Is felt even in their nations destiny;
Men who swayed senatos with statesman
soul,
And looked on armies with leaders eye
Names that adorn and dignity the scroll,
Whose leaves contain their country's history
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FLOUR.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale, Hoicard-st.,
81 Gencsee, and alexandria FLOUR, on
reasonable teFms. ELISHA FLAGG.
Worcester, Dee. 81. If
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AMUSING AERcDoTE. Our eountrymsn ia
India are too fond of beating their native SER
wants. OF this propensity the following anse-
dote is related in recent work II was re-
lated to me with great humor, by one of the
principals in the transaction, whose candor
overcame his fear OF shame. He had been ia
the habit of beating his servants, till one in par.
ticular complained, that he would have him be-
fore Sir Henry Civilian, then Chief Justice of
Madras, who had done all in his power to sup
press the disgreceful practice. Having con-
siderable balance to settle with his mat e-boy on
the score of punishment, but fearing the pres
enco Of witnesses, the master called him one
day into bungalow At the bottom OF the gar
den at some distanse frem the house. Now"
! said he, as he shut the door and put the key in
his pocket, you'll complain 70 Sir Henry
| Civilian, will you ! Thors is nobody near 20
bear witness to what you may say, and, with
the blessing Of God, I'll give il TO you we'll"
Master, sure nobody near - asked the Indian
Yes, yes, ] have taken good care OF that"
"Then give master one good beatinS' And
forthwith he proceeded to put his threat into
execution, till the master, being the weaker of
this twos was compelled to cry mercy which
being at length granted, and the door opened
with at least as much alaCrity as il was olossd,
Aiaotoo departed without the bes, Of drum, new
or to appear again, "--English paper.
GREAT EVENTS FROM LITTLE oAusns. Oliver
Cromwell We are told, was near being strangled
in his cradle by moAkey. Here, then, was
this wrStshsd ape wislding in his paws the des-
TIMES ofnations Henry the Eighth is smtten
with the beauty Of gIrl Of eighteen, and srs
long the reformation beams from Bullen's
eyes Charles Wesley refuses to 20 with his
wealthy namesake to Ireland, and tho inherit
anee which would have been his, goes 10 build
up the fortunes of Wellesley, instead Of a
Wesley and to this dseison Of schoolboy,
as Mr.; Southey observes, Methcdism may owe
ITS existence, and England its military glory.
Dr. Paley narrowly escaped being baker.
Here was decision upon which hung in one
scale, perhaps, tho immortal interests Of thou
| sands, and in the other, the qualification Of the
taste Of the good people Of Coggleswiek for hot
rolls Engitsk PAGER.
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Infallible Depilatory Compound,

For dcStT0ylng super7ltouS HAIR
FEYIIIS Compound so eifectually destroys
IL the Hair, that il may be removed in few
minutes after it's application, and is, therefore,
particularly recommended TO ladies who possess
that great Disagreement to female beauty, super
iluous hair on their faces, necks, and arms. 1t
may be used with the most entire safety. 1t
soitens the skin, and greatly improves its appear
auce. Price $3.50 for an entire package. ~
or For sale by JAMES GREEN e co.
Worcester ep5ineo6m Feb. IL.
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STRAYED

ENRON the subscriber, black new mich
IL COW, middling sized, and about 8 years
old. She was traced to the southerly part Of
Worcester, where she was seen on Saturday
last, since which she has not been heard Of
Any person who will give such information as
will leadto her recovery, shall be suitably re-
warded. JOHN S. CHAPLIN.
Uxbridge, May 81. *2I
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Neso Store and NeeU, Goods.
HENRY NJ. SKIES & co.

* S AVE removed to the new Building be-
II a tween the Worcester Bank and Banis-
ter's Tavern, and are opening for sale, recently
received,
DRY GOODS, CROCKERY g. GLASS
WaRE, WI GOODS 6. GROCERIES.
1t is their intention to keep general assort-
ment of the above Goods, and from the benefit
of having partner in New York and Boston
most of the time, to take advantage of those
markets, shall be enabled, they flatter them
selves, to offer Goods on terms that cannot be
otherwise than satisfactory. If April I.
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NATlLLIS'S american Monthly Magazine,
wv No. 2, for May, Just received at DORR
& HOWLAND'S Book Store. 0-77 Subscrip-
tions solicited. Worcester, May e.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL H. COTTON s. CO.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE
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>. W Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
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Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
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themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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sONG-Br Blsnor HrnrR

Oh It's not for her lovely face
With youth and rapture teeming;
Where sweetness sheds its purest grace,
Like morning brightly beaming
Where beauty's sparkling charms reside,
In treasures bright and airy,
That adore, in fond delight,
My sweet, my bluc-cyed Mary.
Oh no tbs for her happy mind,
Where loneliness reposes,
! And infant truth remains enshrined,
Like tragahce in young roses;
Where taste and excellence unite,
Not form'd with time to vary,
That adore, in fond delight,
My sweet, my blue-eyed Mary.