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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
.ioNNtNan Mays
For Rent,
To Let,

III lICt,
\ convenient. we'll finished two story brick
ri dwelling house on Henry street between KING
and Prince Streets having good rooms, store ROOM
kitchen, servants room, smoke house. &c: Inc sen.
will be madel to ,oodtenant. Apply az the auo'
ton store corner of Prince and Unlon stree S;rrr
" Va - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

Stocks, &c.
u Will cell n, nriyate sale the following StocKs;-
6nO Shares Marine Insurance Company
~ do Hank OF Alexandra
80 Jo columbian Insurance Company
16O do Great Hunting Creek
% do Steam boat Potomac
an little River Turnpike Co.
3 do Alexandria e Fauquier Turnpike Co.
4 do Suckers Turnpike Co.
9 do Washington Bridge
80 do Fire Insurance Co.
A Bond Tor 1887 so well secured by deed oil u9s,;
anil si6. 500 of the Capital Stock of the Mechanics
Hank of Alexandria. ,,.e..
g. 500 to be paid on notes endorsed to the sas'ao c,
ton of the President and Directors OF 'ne hans y,
AIexandria and $4,000 TO President and Directors VI
"e O ~ " 'GEO WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

Thereby eertify, that have used some OF Iudin
ointment in my family with such success as e'hn''
me that il deserves to be recomme nded TO tie ~ Q
ed. One MISTAKENLY son had been lsbo rhg uiee
very disagrecsble eruption on his head hat s're
all efforts to cure it-untilby applying part oiiE
il was entirely removed in Iesstbah week.
II. Y. DUAL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Notice.

To Proprieio1s of Fishing Landings, ana
nuotheys concerned in Fishing the SHORES
orfhe Potomac and other Rivers IN me
vieinity, ,O,ere Fish arc caught at me re-
eulnr season for putting up.
MEETING is proposed to be held in Asro,a l'.sr
on the first monday in December merit At the n1uS.
of Tpiiom b. Stuart, Team Boa. Hotel TOT .m. pI
pose of making arrangements which may DC ~. d;sr
ent Landings in relation to the sale Of FISH the
season. In making this call. all persons in,sIe
espectfully invited to attend aug29-eo.ls.
HaMk Stock Wanted.
NIFTY or sixty shares Of United States Sann ''0
Il wM"eu' "Pr' Auctioneer
Rank Stuck.
II sha WI. ID. MUTT,
Corner of Prince and Union SIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

NIB. This Ointment, which is . highly ul,'k
application for Prostitutes, Burns, Scads, ard w
mems Sore or Sweled Breasts, is put up in neatly T.
nshed glazed jugs, well corked and sealed, VIII q
rections how TO use it. The proprietor vshssH v
be observed that in order to preserve its virtues, P
sons using il, will cork hagain, SO IS to keep ID,
from destroying its good qualities. Noasen' ret'ws
them in any other waythan being well eOrktd J"
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

EDWARD sTABLER & SON, Druggisis -.
90 Aiexariai
WIZ GUNToN, Druggist, Pennsylvania A,sHH..
WashiEEc'
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. =.
s. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, Nd. teb' ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
.1,st ,tcei,sd Jy The Subscribers,

raoM NEW YORK PHLADfLrHA. NM ~,
f"yN a FRESH SUPPLY OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
TRUST SALE.

1elY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to the
- subscriber on the ! lah February, 1924, by
David Saunders, jr. OF Lypchburg, and Tor the
purposes set forth in said deed, which is of re-
cord in the Clerks Office ofthe county cour, of
Bedford, the Subscriber will sell. publicly. for
cash, before the front door Of the Fra Ain
Hotel, in Lynchburs. on Saturday the 29,h of
August next if fair, il not, The next fair day
thereafter, Sundays exec pted) an undivided
moiest OF tract Of land, lying in the county of
Bedford and containing b, lae survey. five
thousand nine hundred and twenty acres. he
ing the same tract of land conveyed 10 DR.. Jas
Saunders and the said David Saunders, ir
Jointly by James Peasants, then Presiden of
the Literary Fund Of Virginia winch said con.
veyance is also of record in the Clerks Office
of the county court of Bedford. This il the
tract OF land OF which one jacob Ruhsamon
died, seized, aud at his death, by consequence
of a general failure others, it eschealed 10 the
Commonwealth; as was duly ascertained bv
inquisition, found and recorded in the coup,v
aforesaid The subscriber, acting as trustee
will convey such title only as is vested in him
by said deed, which he believes to be unoues.
sionable. FORDYCE +. BOWEN
July 30. 4w1oo
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For The prginidn.
PRODUCE OF WHEAT

July, 1929, from grain Of red bearded
Wheat, obtained 636 grains threw away 80
grains, leaving 6Jo weighing IL penny weight,
2gr.
Oct. drilled the above 600 grains, from
which in July, 1920, obtained 4 los. on.
Cd
Oct. 1920 drilled the above 4 lbs. Il o. Cd,
from which, in July 1921, obtained 7 bush.
els, 10 lbs.
Oct 1921 sowed broadcast, the above nam.
ed : bushels, 10 lbs. which, in consequence oi
an unfayorabIe season, produced only 10
bushels.
IL will be seen that the produce the above
Wheat Nasthe first year $50 iod--second year
about liz fold third year about 81 fold
fourth year only about 81 fold.
Three bushels " i'll drill about 10 or / acres.
The proper distance for the drills is about 90
inches.
Twice ploughed with shovel plough, and
once hoed IS abundant work.
Last November drilled 2 bushels and 3
pecks Of Wheat, which bengIn Hat land ,the Sc
we're winter cast AT least one half out OF The
Iand-lhp produce will BE- not more than SIXTY
bushels did not work il AS necessary, and
being then on the land, il was damaged good
deal by blast and rust.
Ny object in drilling has been TO make clean
seed Wheat but from my experience. am in
clined 20 think that in some land drilling would
be the most profitable manner OF cultivation.
Il. DkUMM0ND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
July 1929.
WEEVILS.
Mr.. SKINNER

Mr.. SKINNER:
Hnluu Groue, Va. july /, 1929.
Travelling though Wood County. Va. last
November, | was informed that a farmer on the
Ohio river had found entire protection against
the ravases of wpeyils, 10y sprinkling his wheat
with salt VIII IN stacking il, using bout the same
quantity of salt, and applied in the same man,
n,r AS with his hay. Several respectable and
intelligent persons assured me of the entire
success Of the experiments, which was rendered
the more striking by the general and serious
;oiuries experienced from weeVils on all the
neighboring plantations, where this precaui'on
was not adopted. Let me suggest 10 20" 'he
propriery. of recommending to your eastern
friends the repetition of the experiment, The
straw will be much improved as winter Tod
der and the grain 10 no wise impaired, u de-
signed for flour what effect the SAIL may nave
on the vegetatve property oil tue whea,' viii
" L..
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PLAIN or THE MISSISSIPPI


In addition to us nmlimnud agricultural en-.
paciies, this great plan abounds IN mineral
resources It's coal f. ids ould cover bslt of
Europe, and is 1900 by 1000 miles 10 VI tent.--.
We enter upon this biluminous coal IN Pepu-
syvania, on the western waters ofthe Susn,te.
hanna and travel upon il through Ohio. In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, and 10 the very sand
plains oil The west, distance Of more than 1900
miles and from the Cumberland mountains in
Kentucky aud Tennessee 20 the plains of Ar
kansas, n distance of 600 miles. The coal il
pure, lies above the river channels, aud TO
quarry IL, costs "a about 90 cents a ION. Iron
ore abonnds generally, bul ia Missouri there
is mass OF this ore, forming u hill SO heel in
height aud miles ~ extent. which Yields 10
per cont, fine malleabie non. The lead
districts OF Missouri and Illinois would cover
300 miles square, aud seem 10 be the riches, re.
glon oi that metal ON earth. Twelve nillisns
Of pounds IN the year 1923, and il In coniid.pt-.
ly expected 10 furnish twenty millions for mar,
Ike, 10 the year 1929. Salt water is found over
the whole extent Of this regian, yielding fam
oDc-eighth 10 one twelfth ~. IFS weight in pune.
muraie OF soda. This wafer IN many placey
breaks out In the shape Vi springs and foun.
iains; but more frequently the inhabitants
bore from 800 20 COO fAet into solid sock. and
when they strike The veins il generally rises To,
the surface /; and so general is the di,iribmion
Of this indispensable article that no doubt exists
OF its meeting the wants Of The population III alb
ages Gypsum and t.peire are found in
abundance, and most of the clsys and earths
useful IN the arts. Here indeed win every
rood support its mani for OF such region,
without barren heath, mountain, waste or slope,
and where all is fertile aud beahhful where.
no timber lands need be left for fuel with
mineral resources enough TO stimulate ali tire
arts and conlrbue TO all wants ; who can say
what is the limi, Of its future population. Eu-
rope could seat all her nations comfortably
upon this plain. g,aa-
The monetary Of che mighty track Is broken
by the long sweep ofthe beautiful prari-s,
With their rich pasturage which skirt its ives.
tern side. and sometimes intrude themselvesso
he very valley ofthe Ohio. The wide ocsssie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

X HURoUAN to a decree of the Superior
IL Court of Chancery, for the LynchbuIg
District, rendered on the 81 day of November,
1928, IN the cause of Armistead w. Forest and
others, rl'fs. against Tucker W Clark, admin
lsfratnr of VIM. Clark decd and others defts
The undersignelM arshall Of thr said court,
will SELL oa Friday the 2ls of August. 1929. il
fair, ii not the next fair day thereafter, for
cash, on the premises. a tract Of land lying and
being on both sides OF Flat Creek, In the coun.
ty OF Campbell, containing 6C0 acres, bounded
by the lands of Tucker " Clark. James Rus.
sell, Conrad Specie and others, or much as
will he sufficient to satisfy said decree. with
the costs OF sale. L. A. HOLCOMBE NJ.
July %. wlds9S
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stone ARE not exposed 10 this objection. De-.
sides. wooden managers often contract from
III. breath OF horses a bad smell which H. nm.
pleasant TO them. II Is very different 10 jnin
the wood so nicely together that some of tho
food should not be losl. Al all events IL IL be
necessary 10 use sheet of lin. BY this maaus
many ofthe Inconvenience we have mention.
ed may be obyiatcd.
The lroughs ought to be sustained without
posts. because these posts do not always cor
respond 10 the spare which the horse should
have between them, and they may be injured
by ST. king against them II would be well 10
have IN hangers vents which could be- opened
nj viii, TO eIclude the eafbooie acid gas dis.
engaged in breathing or by the fermentation
of'le dung. This gas being heavier than the
atmospheric air, remains IN the lower parts.
A hay loft placed above stable, rs is tho
custom IN almost all inns, Is dangerous aud
Involvement TO horses.
This method not only is dangerous TO horses
because the fodder h thrown through an open
mp ~ the floor. aud the dust rom us being in
noduced into the pituitary membrane, causrs
them ITO cough, but also from the ,xhela,ions of
the gases arising from the stable, which mny
heat the forage; II the lensl humidity be joined
10 this heat, fermentation will ensne. II hns
been too often seen, that hydrogen gas com
hined with heat, has caused the combustion Of
hay lofts a serious consequence winch ough,
10 be guarded against.
The greatest care should he taken 10 remove
from the stable all kinds OF pulrehcioo sucb
AS heaps OF manure, standing and stngnanl
water in a word, all that can infect the air.
Nothing is more dangerous thnp to leave
horses too long on the same litter. What mnsi
we think of those who lrnve them whole mon lie
mus exposed to all thr dangerous malndics
which attack them in this situation II is thus
that number of diseases are engendcrcd Of.
ten contagious rs the water in the legs, (edut
dar janlbes,) the iarey, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

WA 1JICE.-The subscriber having acted 10
M the character ofDeputy Sheriff tor the late
Thomas West, Sheriff oil the county of Camp
bell, from June. 1926, until April, 1928, and
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
official duties whilst acting in that capacity
hereby notifies all persons having claims or de
mands against The late Sheriff for The ac's Of
sa,d deputy to- bring them forward immediate.
~ for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscriber individually,
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereby notified, to present them
without delay as this notification wall be
pleaded in bar of all such as are not presented
in a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN
MaylI 3m77
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
MorlcE.-By virtue of deed of trust, es
.ANA PCulnu In hn 1.

MollCE.-By virtue of deed of trust. ex
- ecu'ed to the subscribers by jeremiah
ferguson, Jr. aud Judith his wife, On the 18th
"Hy OF January, 1927, and duly of record in
.ne Clerks Office of the county courtyof Bed.
io,a' we will proceed to sell, TO the highest
nloaer' tor ready money, on the premises, ON
,he 2od day OF August next, one tract Of land,
'ylag and being in the county aforesaid, on the
waters oil Cradiok's creek, containing 81 acrer,
oe me same more or less, about one half clear.
a. q anu IN good heart; further description is
uee'"ed unnecessary, as those disposed to pur
.nas1 WIN hrst view the premises. Acting as
"a we VIII convey such title only is vest
co IN us, though the title is believed to be good
JOHN N. KASEY, Trus.
July 81. ,na,,,oo
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go o u .ACK "A GE

ho"doR, fdFiS, Boston, Neto York ana
Philadelphia Goods for sale,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
ne kDIClNES, drugs, paints, OILS, dyesloss,
4N1 brushes, wines, snuffs,
Patent medicines,
Surgeons instrument,
liauers materials
Dye woods in sticks and ground
Colors, chemicals
he American medical herbs.
water colors in boxes aud by dozen or sim.
gle cake,
Colours for painting on velvet
ClothierS brushes and Jacks,
Tenter hooks,
A variety OF fancy articles from Paris o,d
London, Which the Ladies and pentIem..,' =,
Lsnchburg and its vicinity, are ye,v RI.
nect'ully invited 10 call and examine E,uos,.
materials, Dentists instruments, a conn,o,. :.
sor,ment gum elastic instruments g., m
subscriber is NOE opening his spring sunnl;es
consisting in part of the above articles Iio %
ny respectfully invites the call OF his frio,ds
customers physicians. merchants. the c;,yons
of Lynchburg and the public in general lie
Is able TO supply orders TO any extent. and will
sell goods on as good terms as any house in Vir.
einia. His articles are all fresh and geuujue
Howell DAVIES.
June j.
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June z

Ara Court held for Nelson county, the I'D day OF Jn ne
1899 John Hight and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth Camden, pitts. against James + Camden
Wyatt Camden, Chapel Davenport and Nancy ms
wife, formerly Nancy Camden, VIM. w Calhuen
John Camden Benz. Camden, and Joseph Esque, and
sally his wife, formerly Sally Camden, defis In Chan
Gerry, ..oa
The defendant James r. Camden, having entered
his appearance and given security according TO tue &c.
of Assembly and the rules of this COURT aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nbahltahl ol
this country 1t is ordered that the said deiendan. 40
appear here the fourth Monday IN sept mex b
forthwith inserted in the Vrginan, Newspaper pup
lished in the town of Lynchburg. once week. lor
eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to sand day ana ano
ofthis county A copy-Teste, -
u ms RIO, {. CUTLER, D. C.
III, - NSw9J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

NNfIRGlNI AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
" the Superior Court of Chanccry for the Lynchburg
District the first day of June, l729 John A. Cam
eron, pit against George lIairson, Samuel Hair
ston Harden Hairston, John D. llalrston, and Mar
shall isirston, ex'ors of George Halrston, dec. and
IN their own rights Robert fIarston, Peter Iarston
and Ruth his wife, and George and Ruth Galway
infant children of America Galloway, dec aud Patrick
Durkln, and Johnson Henderson and John Williams,
late merchants aud partners, trading under the firm of
Durkin. Henderson g. Co. dcGts.
The defendant John Williams, no, having entered ms
appearance and given security according TO the act Of As
semby aud the rules Of this court and itappedrng by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an habIlat OF tins
country II is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first day Of the next term aud answer the
bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy OF this order be
forthwith nseredin some newspaper printed ~ TN town
of Lynchurg for two months successfully and posted at
the front door of the courthouse in said town
Copy-Teste Wills. q
Aus 2 w2m0l
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VIRGINIA To wit-tt the Rules hol1ca in the Clerk )
office the county Court of Bedford, on Monday the
first dav of june, iS19 John &. NOEL, plaintiff a
gainst Wn. Kerr aud Joseph Clark, George Stanley
aud VIM. Cook executors Of lsham Carh, decd, de-
PENDANTS. In ChanCery
The defendant VIM. Kerr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is ilhablant OF
tbs country on motion of the plaintiff, by COUNSEL IL
is ordered that tho said defendant William Kerr, do
appear here on the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF TINS
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the Town of Lynchburg for two months success
svely aud posted at the front door Of the courthouse
of this county, on Two eeycral court days
Acopy-Teste, ,,,,,n -
wJmS1
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ROLYAEG CIOVVS.

NNNfE have just received supply If genu.
" Inc German Boiling Cloths. which VIZ
invite purchasers to examine
MCKEE & MEM.
W Our assortment of stanie and fancy
1ooos will be found desirable, it having been
"uoeo 10 by numerous arrivals. NJ 4 NJ.
August 6
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TERMS.

q. nor anuun M, pa yable in aivance.--No sub
u s,,n he received for less time thak six months
m nv naner will be discontinued Out at the discretion
81" ,be Edi.ors) until all arrearaees are raid.
Advertisements will be inserted at 80 cents per
spare COR es the r:t He ana 81 INNS, ne nad ISe oP
ous 10 their INSERTION or tho payment assumed by
Iame RESPONSIBLE personin Lynchburg
~ chancery Orders not exceeding wosqDlres are in
serted for six dollars
~ AlIle,t.rs addressed to the Editors ipust be POS
Il mr. they will not be attended to.
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POETRY.
THE ALBUM.

| HE ALBUM.
BY a. NJ. poLLEs.
IN mat proud temple orthe sun,
| Which rose TO heaven on Balbec's towers.
anna The affairs. there was one.
Whose only offerings were aowers
when morning DER the slillering dome
was olashine from her eastern home.
Fresh garlands TO that shrine were given
Vi howers-brighl flowers bathed in heaven.
And Persian girls with deep blue eyes
ot love. and clustering raven hair,
Ana hrows as pure as their own ,kies,
We've saiher'd with their rose-wfealhs there
IL breathe their orr sons aud Irvine
Their gaflands on that lovely shrine.
whose incense. at the day god S flame.
Hose TO the skies, from whence il came.
beautiful there those bright ones knelt,
Where MornS first holy light was flowing
Pure from its crystal throne they felt
The dayspring in their bosoms glowing
with lie and joy-as through the aises
Liner god came beaming all in smiles
And 'ove-oh who could wish To part
rom that sweet worship Of The heart
Inc Pcrslan's fame has persisted gone
The shrine-the worship of the free
ali-all have faded like the tone
Oh music or tho .,anaIi,
NO laughing eyes-no raven hair
No dew, wrealhs are sparkling there
Faded is every peerless gem,
Aud beauty has gone down like them.
But love will have its affairs siill
Aud there is yet worship born,
VI hearts that feel the joyous thrill
OF light and beauty in their morn
Hopes deep-toned music fingers there
Amid the roses and the air.
breathes incense all--whiIe from above
Bliss sphikles DER the Shrine ofloye.
Such be this youme-let no trace
VI sadness blight one lea1et here
The hearts pure offerings to grace
Aad loyelinpss should have no tear
Amid their bIossoms-Out the dews
OF heaven should mingle with their bues
And ALI things fair and brightest Irvine
Their wreaths OF badness DER the shrine"
There is much force, and more truth. in IN,
following lines. Their author is /. G. Fessen
den, Of the Boston Farmer:
when men OF arrogance attempt 10 soar
Above the limits Of their destin d sphere.
Their every effort serves TO sink them lower.
CurtaiI'd and bafIled in their mad career.
Yet witess wighis, in rash pursui, of fame.
Strive Tor pfeemnence of power aud place,
who, II they gain the rank at which they aim,
Become the heralds of their own disgrace.
Economy and Reform.
" Now jackson IS our President,
Wen save the nation every cent
Dat tine, y cries Cuff, "bul den, what follar
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8 q A II -. &C

toh oALE by ,he Subscriber large sup
ply oil 9oAro, VIZ Fancy Soaps, great
variety togiish and American, Windsor Vesti.
mental and Turpentme Soaps and Ves,imen,a,
Essence Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
SnrNNiNIWS.

MoW opening great variety Of sNUFFS,
St VIZ Maccoboy, Rsppee, Natchetoches
oco'eh' Irish, Ha,dham's No. 9, Dicks Mar.
pn"qne' Maccoboy, Eclipse. Snuff and Eclipse
:. InIy 10, - -
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Castor NN, Salts. 70.

1NfOW opening large supply of Castor OIL,
AN EPSON and CHAMBERS Salt, &c. with ma
ny other articles IN the Mediciae, Paint, Oil
aud Dye'sfufi, NC. &c. way. all of which are of
iered AT the iopesi prices.
Howell DAVIES.
July 81.