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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
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The Boston Evening Gazette states that, by
the progress already maze in taking the census
of that civ, il is net improbable that the gain
since the ,esr 1920, will be upwards of IS 900
inhabitants. The population will, il is esllma-
ted considerably exceed 10000.
The \. Y. Commercial Advertiser mentions
thai an intelligent youth of 10 years ofage, had
beeo committed TO the House of Refuge for
stealing He was one Of four sons olrespectabe
and mons pareJts, by whom they han been well
instructed But, upon tue opening of Miss
Wripht's Hail of Science, one oi The elder
h.ca,ne An attendant, aud at length professor
of the ruinous sentiments lnculcated there tie
ioduced his brothers to accompany hlm, all OF
whom fell into the same snare. Parental AT
tbor,ty was soon discaimed, aud the young
est has become the first victim 10 public us
tce.
The Lockport q. W Balance states that the
trial Of 10 indt iduals concerned IN the abduct
ton Of William Morgan commenced IN that
place on the lth inst. VII! they never have
done with this business
Mr.. z. Forrest, the Tragedian, has engaged
Richard Penn Smith, Esq. Of Phladel phia TO
write Trag sdy for him, to be ready ior ex-
hibition early next winter. The U. 5. Gazette
thinks Mr.. Smith will select some portion OF
The History OF Spain, during the residence OF
the Meors in that fair portion oil Europe.
A man named Droz,s native Of Switzerland.
nut an end to his existence Ia Philadelphia, on
the 18Th inst. by discharging a pocket pistol.
loaded with two balls, in or near his mouth.
He was mos, shockingly mangled. One ac-
count attributes the cause to pecunary embar-
rassment another 10 disappointed love.
Al, 4 A. lal q.
letter received from New Orleans at Norfolk
that the fever had made its appearance in the
former place on the 18th OF May, Is untrue.
Letters received in Philadelphia, dated some
time in June, represent The city as quite heal
thy aud, indeed. the people Of that city en-
tertain no fear of visit, during the present
wear, from that deadly and desolstng scoufge'
One of the Philadelphia papers likens the
prespnt season TO the corresponding summer OF
1893, Uhe year of the great fever III That place.
aud intinatrs that the yellow lever Is defi'ed
from domestic causes, produced by heal mo's-
ture aud vegetable puiTeiaciIon. Frequent
thunder and lightning, lsays TIE eduor) were
the forerunners Of that calamltous season aud
he very properly cautions The public TO Keep
their ALLEYS, warehouses, wharyes, yards, &C.
perfectly cleansed.
A few days since says the Portland Conr'er)
a Young msu in this town, among the thousand
who had drawn blanks, blanks, blanks, drew a
prize of $500. His fiends nembled Tor the
consequences, lest il should lead him 10 dabble
in lotteries till he WAS ruined. He has howev-
ever, declared bis resolution never to purchase
another lottery ticket, aud the reason which he
gave is, tina, he had heard folks say, that light
ming was neesr knOwn 10 strike tuics in The same
place
The STATE Rights party of Charleston, 8. c.
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- FaSie n,nr.r' .ase te.a given in c.reana,
and louisville to Judge Eartoa oflhe L = Senate ns
testimony Of respect for he character. and Of
grado for the services which he rendered TO his eoan
try IN resisting the dosolatlng march Of Rysrn'
GENERAL CouRT-we learn, bya letter nom
Richmond, that the General Court adjourned On sstur.
gay last In the case Of the Commonwealth w. Jones'
carried up for the second from the superior Court
OF la" tor tins place, the Cont refused to gran the pri
~ trror asked for. Jones' will therefore he executed
on the 10th inst unless the appeal winch has been made
10 Executive mercy should be successful. There has
been rumor here that that appeal has ialod bu, we
believe 1t Is not entitled to much credit
FOURTH OF JULY.-As we mentioned in our las,
paper the ensuing Anniversary Of American Indepen.
denee WI" be celebrated IN this place Monday the 5th
mt An Grafton will be delivered at tho Presbyterian
Church. a. IL O'Clock, by CHARLES l.. MosBY, Esq
preceded by the reading of the Declaration lndepen
dence by JOHN WILLS, Esq and the usual eIig1ou,
solemn'ties The RFe Grays will due near Richard
sons Spring, and the 4rtihcry at Tate's.
The heUS from Colombia The Affairs of
the Republic Of Colombia seem to be fast has
tenIng to crisis. Many months cannot e.
lapse before The Urea, o,es,;on ,,L.,b.. "a,
Peoptc Of that county are qualified for FREE 70.
premature government must he settled. We
hope that il may be settled Automatically h,,
We seriously fear that i, will M, be--,h., J.,
save herself from tho horrors of anarchy and
civil war, she will be compelled TO seek refuge
in a monarch, whose vigorous arm .an control
the conflicting clements oC tscti,n and hush ,,s
tempests. In this emergency. BOiipar's con-
duct is unexpected. and 10 those who view the
sesne FROM distance. ine,nlicahl.. ubv does
he lesy. his country. in this ex.n,r,I a,,.r
g.pcy Does he ay f,om imnsnd,.e dan.
gers wh,cn he &c aware ho .a., 49,,
and T., ,.,;.b l.. ;.h, ,.u
If So !, w.,. ,,vor,b, az IN. ,...,.....
character for herols,e aud for,;,use g.t
if he leaves his countrv brc,nse his ,,.s.nco
! keeps alive the f,uds winch hive 40 ,oop d,..
tracted her councils her armies and her n,onl.
il Is an act OF self devotion worthy of Roman
in the best days Of Rome.-lt is more-it is
worthy Of one who wishes TO obtain the title
oil the Fasdinglou 9th. South. HIS Messaoe
10 Congress brea,hes an .dui,ah,, so;,;, and
mos sincerely do we hope that his subseluent
conduct ma, rescue hi. reputation from ,he
imputnuons which hive been heretofore in, ON,
upon il. Wriing 10 i friend in Carthapcn,
Botirdr declares, that If to prevent a civil
war monarchy be indispensable, the cro,gn goes
mol on my head :" And in another part OF his
letter. we had the following touching remarks ::
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
CIRCUS.

TfilE Ladies and Genilemen OF Lynohhurg
u and It's vicinity are respectfully informed
that the YEAMAN CIRCUS will be open IN
this place Tor five evenings only. commencing
on Tuesday, 18th July instant, when will be
brought forward n variety OF pleasing, Gym
nast,e, Equestrian aud Theatrical prrforman-
ces. The Managers 0al,er themselves that
from the qualifications of the Company, aided
hy thu much admired performances OF Mrs.
SlLER. general satisfaction wall be giyen.
Doors will he open nj half past 7, +. Nj. Per-
iormance TO commence NJ \ o'clock.
Admittance 0o ceuts, children under twelve
halt pf,ce.
No smoking allowed in the Circus
y. ). Permanent aud convenient seats will
he erected Tor the accommodation of Ladies. s..
July IL
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jane %


UDURoUANr toa decree of the Superior
Court of Chnncers, for The Lynohbnrs
District, pronounced on the 22nd day oi May,
1880, IN the cause Of Nathan LOTUS n co.
plainuii.. against Snmual Collins and others
u, Pendants the undersigned Deputy Marshal
Tor lhoa, A. iolenmbe, Marshsi oi the said
court, wall sell for cash. on the premises. In The,
county OF Nelson, on tuesday the 9th day of
July, 1880, az iaii, II moi. The next iair day
thf,ealier,) tract Of land lying IN said county,
on Rock6,h River and containing one hun
drcd and twen,, aud a bnll acres, moro or less.
aod adjoining tho lands Of Nose Fitzpatrick.
jeremiah Roberts aud Mose Hughes, and .ur
ers. Also, one wnggnn, one sorrel horse one
bay mare, aud four par OF gear, two h.gfo
men. sam aud CbArlrs, aud ono woman DIeey
aud tho increase OF the latter.
JOS. l.. ROYALL, ID. M.
Tor Tbos. a. iiolcombo, Mar
June d hlds
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TRUST SALE,

I'd virtue ofa deed of trust euetuied 90 US
- by john Talbot ndd Nancy his vile, brsr-
ing date The aist day OF July, ls2s. aud duly
recorded in Campbell Clerks Olice--we, or
one Of Us Will, Tor purposes therein szpressed
sell, 10 the highest bidder, ii public auction.
90 the premises, on The 10Th day OF July, 1880,
Iract Ot Land. III the county Of Campbell
supposed 10 contain Two hnndi ed and fifty "a.
c'es, lying on Whipping Creek, and adjoining
the lands Of the estate oil Willistun Talbot.
dec. David q, Talbot and oIhers.-Aso, by
virtue OF the saine deed, and IN like mamma
We. OF one OF us. WILL ~ Bfookned, Oh ia.
l7lh day of July, 1888, sell Two unl,nproyed
Lots in ihu sad town. numbered % and %.
The srrms OF sale viii he II credit of one aud
Two years equal instruments. secured by bond
undl security, aud trust deed on the pfopet,v
Acting as trustees, VIC shall convey sucn tnle
only rs Ia vested III as.
ALONSON WINSTON,
NM. NJ uHES.
July vtds
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Marshal's Sale of Negroe S.

unURSUANT 10 n decree OF the Superior
II Court OF Cbancery, for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 9th day of May
1880, in a cause, Pheasant Kosser. Plaintifi
against Ben Hunter snd others, Defendants;
the undersigned, Marshal Of the said Cuuri.
will sell, a. Campbell Court-house, on Monday
the 18th of July, 1880, negro man canned
Daniel, the property OF said Pleasant Rpsser.
T. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
Jun. Ii inds
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~ heal :. " Neat y!

I SHALL be IN na,kot all this season for
- the purchase OF Wheat, and will, al Nil
times. give as good prices as eau ho got here
Farmers will do well TO give m. u call.
JOHN J. PURVIS
July wSw
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RDURSUANi 10 a Jeereo OF ~ ouprflur
u Court Of Chauccry, for the Lynehbutg
District, pronounced on the 10Th day Of Nav
1880, IN the cause of Garland II. Mitchell sur
wing partner OF The firm Of Wm. " g. II
sichell. Plaintiffs. against Nancy Shields, DE.
fendant tbs undersigned Marshal of the ,nid
Court will sell, Tor cash, on the premises. in
the county Of Amherst, on Friday, the oh of
July. 1890 or fair. II not, the next fair day
theraher,) tract OF land lying ~ sniG county.
containing three hundred acres. more or less.
aud adjoining the lands Of II. Gentry. Joshua
Fucker, Richard Powell, dec. JaneA Petite and
others. I. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
June 10 ilids
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Virginia state i.ottery

For the benenl Of tho Dismal Swamp CDnsl
COMPANY. class. No y, Ioi 1880.
lobe drawn nj Richmond on Friday the OH
day Of July, 1890.
90 Number LoHtry--6 drum BaHots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
~ GOODS -
At reduced prices.

n SHALL sell the balaace Of nv stock of
n sjUlxfMER GOODS At very low
prices. am no" receiving AN additional sup.
ply OF scasondble articles, VIZ PALM LEAF
HATS, PLAID aud BIeaohed Dome.lios, Cali
Goes. NC &C The public will please call and
examine for Ihemsuyes. JNO J. PuHYIS.
July usw
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CASH ior Wheat.

'EHE will pay the best cash price for nil
d" Wheat delivered nj tue Lynehburg
Mills. Peisons wishing 'e engags their crops
viii plese call on as. We will Civ tham cholc,
OF several hbcrHl propositions.
j, " {. T.. LYNCH, n co.
July | IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

MARRIED, in Gardiner, Ky. Mr. TlM0 ..
thy DWIGHT, aged 81 yeas, to Miss AK
ETA LINCOLN. aged 73-bolh Of them
have lost leg, and hr is deaf thai he has
TO use an ear trumpet and The bride IS so blind
that she cannot see An inch before her nose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

bURSUANI to "A decree OF tbs Superior
u Court Of Chsncery, Tor the Lyncbbnrg
District, pronounced on The 9th day Of My,
1890. In the cause Of Rober, Rves, Plaintis
against Murreil aud o,hers. defendants the un
dersgned Deputy Marshal FOR Ihoa. A. Hol-
combe. Marshal of tho sad court, will sell Tor
easb. ON the premises, In the county ol Nelson,
on Thursday The ooh day oi July, 1880, al fair
II not, Tho nex, lnir day thereafter auaci Of
land, lying in said county, containing Que hun
dred acres, adjoining ,he lands belonging 10
the ovefseers OF ihs poor, Tor said county, aud
the lands Of James Nusphy aud Jamrs Carr,
Also, one other tract containing one hundred
aud sixty one aud hnll acres, adjoining tho
above mentioned Tract.
JOS. T.. ROYALL, ID. NJ
iOr 1hos. a. iioleombe, Mar.
J1ne % lids
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HnUR5UANr toa decree OF the Superior
Court Of Chancery, for the Richmo nd
District, pronounced at the last term, IN the
cauoe Of Cooke vs.. Bentley,ihe undersigned Mar
shall Of the Lyocbburg Chancery DislncI court,
viii SELL on the premises, for cash, in the
county Of Hslna4, OH Tuesday, the sixth
Of July, 1890, tract Of baud, supposed ~
contain between 7 aud 500 acres. & at the
same time, thirteen acres, adjoining The town
ol Benrleyville Oh Siauntou river, la The county
OF Halifax.
THOMAS. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
June g. tdswif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

~ The " whole hog" Jacksonians of Mr.. Stanborry's
district in Ohio dissatisfied with that gentleman for
abandoning the Hero Notwithstanding the Hero had
himself abandoned the principles upon which his cleo
ton was advocated in that State In public mcetng
they have resoioed that Mr. Sanberry an arts tocrat
both in principle and practice" and, ergo unworthy OF
their confidence Ii is wonderful that these acute jack
sonans were not apprzed of this fact, wheu little
more than year ago, they turned out friend of 'r
Clay to make room for their fIyorte Mr. Sanberry Or
do these wise gentlemen adopt the slang OF the day. and
pronounce all beyond the pale OF the republics church
who do not on Bonded knee, worship their Idol aud
even nder the of their Judgment at has
bidding
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
Insirllnfnk ,SItinns

instrument Strings.
<nllE subscriber has lhs day received n
- supply OF fiauo, Fiolln, Guitar and Du.
cemore otlnes. HOHEL DAVIES.
July
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Virginia Military Land Wat
rants.

WILL purchase claims 10 Land yarranis
u and Warrants ALREADY granted by the State
oil Virginia for the services, OF her Officers and
Soldiers IA The Revolutionary War as welt
those on the Continental AS State establishment.
Dr. | will locate all warrants that may b. eopG.
ded 10 me Tor location. upon the most desira-
ble and valuable lands in OHIO, indiana or
Illinois, a. may be preferred. for such part
hereof AZ will he affair compensation for the
services renIefed--and this service shall bs
such as ought 10 be expected from one who has
resided % years In the West, and whose lina
has bcen constantly and exclusively devoted 10
iand aud land matters.
Every Officer aud Soldier, and every Chap
lain and Sergeo0 who served ia the Continental
army. or IA thai of tbs State, or in the Navy
OF the State OF Virginia, who, OF their Iepresen.
latises, have not YET drawn bounty IN land
(and not more Than one tenth Of all the soldiers
sailors aud iRnrines have YET obtained ihei,
warfanis,) are entitled TO one, and can no~S
obtain u, under late law passed for their bene.
&, .-Aoh to NIL such Ms do no, know how 10
proceed TO obtain their rights. my services arc
now ,endored and will be promptly rende,.
Ell.
Letters, postage paid, addressed 10 me AZ
R,chmond, Wig mia. until the LIST OF January
next. will Dc "'iended To, aud in all cases where
necessary, ! will call IN person upon those ia-
teresied. CADWALLADEk WALLACE.
ChilIieo,hn, Ohio. Juuo 10th, 1880.
Iulv 4 ItnN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

II Duff Green, in his last paper abuses Wiitidm H.
C1aoord who Duff says, has been, ever since 1925,
carving ON an Incorporating warfare agans Mr.
Calhoun" Docs the shoe pinch there It's really very
unnatural in Mr.. Crawford 10 wage war against Mr.
Calhoun: is it not, Duf' Let him recollec the A. b.
Mot and Ninan Edwards, and the Washington Repub-
lican; all arrayej by Mr.. Calhoun to break down Mr.
Crawford aud then answer the question. We were
not at the period alluded TO, and we are not now the
poltical admirers OF Mr.. Crawford. But, how those
WIN were can shake his most vndicve prosecutor by
,ls hand is to Us most marvellous indeed Mr. Craw
ford is right for waging uncompromisng warfare "a
q,mt Mr. Calhoun. Ifhe did not, he were.eiher more
y, man Let his friends aet they please, he
ram r,rsr ,rgi0c one who manifested towards him such
bitter and malignant enmy
ny lanes w. Clark has resigned his office of Chief
Clerk in the Navy Department; and John BOYLE late
Concentrating Clerk has been appointed in his stead
pcsirnotiou, are so uncommon in these times that we
,bond like TO know ifthere any cause for tins, O.
thcr than the persaaal wash of Mr Clark to rslHeF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

! MOUND, near New London. pocke, BooG
containing some money aud loose pspen.
The owner can obtain the same by proving
and paying charges, on application
at the Grocery store Of A. .. NASH j. Co.
June -. 2uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

IJ South Carolina paper remarks, that Gen jack
son, by atiiSng his the Maysrie Road Bill has
almost filled the measure Of his glory" Really. We
thought he had q1te filled it, long ago,t least it has
been frequently 50 asserted. We glad to learn,
however, that there is yet little room left ia the
measure, for his future deeds of rcnown as we were
fearful that some Of them would oo6r and be lost
"h his friends tell us the capacity of his mtdsure
We suspect that those of some persons much larger
than those Of others for instance, that what would
PH Gen. Jackson's would scarcely spread over the
surface Of Washington,, Jeferson's Or Madi.oa,.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
ALBEMARLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

EHyHE exercises Of this school will re.
Il commence on Monday the l lth INST.
The course of Antient Languages will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages,
with all the subjects connected with Greek
and Roman Literature. The Maihemat-
ical course will include Arithmetic, Alge-
bra, Geometry, Plane and Spherical Tri.
gonomeiry, Mensuration, the Differential
and Integral Calculus. In the course o
instruction in the French and Spanish
every eudeavour will be made to enable
the pupil to speak and write those laDgua
yes correctly. instruction will also be
given in English Grammar, Modern Gle
ography and History. Terms as hereto
fore. SAM, II. Roy ALL,
V. j. FERRON.
/ January $50 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26

the Intelligenccr, f" written fur ,h,, ,.,. n;.s
conspicuousiy in the official Covey,,,n, So, , N,
=. , -, s""'e"t ss evidence OF pnblc sentiment -
total disregard Of truth aud d,crncv r.r,e,erxes
.nese pupNcat'ons'-SJ says the Na,,, In,r,iycneer
The remarks which we tho,rl,, 1, am, ,,,, ., ~. ON
s strange ana anomalous procec,iuy or nm. Senate which
wax 'heir subject were transferred an,us Others, In the
'ou"' o' u .. Te'eyrs?a. We have no reason to sup
P e"cs excepted from the Ii-t II " despicabe ca
u''os oy whom the honor Of the Senate Is traduced
M ''' misrepresentation Of its motives and pro-
'eeu'"Ss' Every fact which was stated BY ourselves
''""'o " TINS matter, was taken from debate which
occurred on the PROPOSITION In the senue viii the INTEL
se"cer heny that the proposition authorised subscriu
w o' oo copies oil the public documents, the price Of
- y cents per volume! Win il deny that eleven Nom.
'S VI VIC senate were absent from their seats! win
ey deny that proposals were made by Mr.. Greer
'ns very work ut 81 25 per volume? BY Messrs.
laws Inc hraf, ut 50? BY MIR. Green at gags cents
WIN deny that various for the postpone
or commitment Of the resolution were voted down by an
""'''"s majority Will deny that such propositions
were made! Wili,cy deny that the money thus uppro-
pa'ed by the solitary vote of the Senate exceeded
more uan three times, their annual contingent fund
ihcse are the only facts contained Ia of the 18th
inst relative to this they IRE each one extracted
from the debate which II In the Senate and they
were advanced by Mcssrs IayDe, Woodbury., Bbb Row.
an Forsyth and Grundy. Yet the Intcgcncer does not
hesitate to st:smatze them false and caumnous;
the same time, that affects 10 be all alive honor
the Senate The truth Is, that the Lord Mayor is aiivc
only to his own interest. The desperation which his
various recent defeats have d.ven him, renders him
an object OF melancholy pity, which swallows up the
stronger emotions Of Indignation and his
The decided stand until that time
unusual with him. which he took in favor Of the Coal
tion Administration, md his opposition Cen Jackson
during the presidential canvass prove that his calculations
Of sanguine and sincere On this principle
nlonc the decision orhis be for The
party failed Of success and every of the
vaults of the Treasury thus blocked the Lord Mayor
desperate. We pity him
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES,. VIZ

10y GIs
DGh SACKS salt, (Lirerpoor fuea)
AxV Hogshcdd .Nco Orleans SUG.aR
do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee
] hogshead New-Orleans Molasses
| do West India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (supsriofs)
3 chests Imperial aud Gunpowder
Tea, os =,
2 boxes Chocolate No. l.,
I barrel new Rice,
Pepper, AIspice,
Ginger; Alum aud Copperass,
Rogers best Orange Gunpowder.
Shut OF all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decanters, Tumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine.
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
barrels Nc. Mackerel,
9 do No. 3 do
9 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal Qow.)
200 pair fine and coarse Shoes,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And proportionate supply of Upper.
All OF which will be sold low for CASH
y ]. POLLOCK.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
NOTICE.

II SHALL sell for cash, on the premises
Il OF Saturday the 9th Of March,
ONE LOT OF GROUND,
containing about three fourths of All acre,
adjoining the town Of Charlottesville; i,
being one Of the lots sold 10y the subscr ber
in May last, under deed of trust execu.
ted by Edmund Anderson, TO William G
Pendleton and the subscriber. The sale
will take place in consequence of the pur
chaser not having complied with the term:
of sale. JOHN r. JONES,
Acting Trustee.
February $3.50 q
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
From THE Journal OF HEALTH.
ATTENTION TO HEALTH.

The celebrated English moralist, Dr. johnson
has eloquently enforced the duty and importance
OF any early attention 10 the means of preserv.
ing health.
Among the innumerabe follies, he observes
by which we lay up in our youth repen.
lance and remorse for the succeeding part o
| our lives, there is scarce any against which warn.
ings are of less efficacy than the neglect oil
health. When the springs of motion are vet
elastic, when the heart bounds with vigour, and
the eye spaIkles with spirit, it is with difficulty
that we are taught 10 conceive the imbecity
that every hour is bringing upon us, or to i'm.
agine that the nerves which are now braced
with so much activity, will lose all their power
under the grippe time, relax with numbncss,
and tottel with debility.
" Health is indeed so necessary to all the du-
ties, as well as pleasures of life, that the crime
ofsquandering it is equal TO the folly & he tina,
for a short qualification brings weakness s. dis,
ease upon HIMSELF and for the pleasure Of few
years passed in the tumults of diversion dooms
the maturer and more experienced part of his
life to the chamber and the couch, may be Just
ly reproached: not only spendthrift of his
| own happiness, but rs the robber ST the public
| as a wretch that has voluntarily disqualified him
self for the business of his station and refu sec
that part which Providence assigns him in the
general task of human nature