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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

&c" o TIE Good old days of adam and
Ere" The Boston Palladium, in re-
iernng to some of the nolydays peculi-
ar to New England, says: A friend
has given US description of an In
dian aiusler," lately held at Bedford,
in tins state, tina, wa, well devised and
executed, TO keep alive the memory of
the departed. Our informant was RI
ding over the peoples highway, whea
he met detachment ut three hundred
savages panied, and in appropriate
costume aud weapons. de- had scarce
done thlnking ui his scalp, before Inc
encountered different band-a rem
nant, or rather resurrection OF TO-
These we've five or six hundred men
dressed lii the gatb of other days
buckskn hreechcs, wide sleeves, tull
wings, and whatever else was antique
aud venerable. 1t was reviylng
sight to see SD many three cornered
hats come forth like relics. 1t is no.
norablcto hiddlesex, that she preserves
SO many relics to illustrate history
We had not supposed that every chest
and garre; III New England could have
furnished SUCH I troop 1t was i
walking vision OF bunkes's Hill, aud
was conducted with perfect decorun.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

hH honey is very sweet,
" But sugar it is sweeter,
And my love as far eXcels sugar,
As sugar does saltpetre
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

IN Hicgol Voter A man presented him.
self al the polls in New York to vote. The
managers had no objection, but by-shnder
opposed him because he had cross.eyes "A
third person thought he ought to vote Ger
tainly not replied the other, because wemust
aaturai-eyeS him before he can vote
4 Mr.. Cash, in Connecticut, lately f-gsd
an order on MIR Noble, who MOLLY tool ;dsh
in hand and had him sentenced to hardlabor
in the State prison.
a fit of Insanity. DR.. 3. Palmer, of Bbom-
field, O. lately paid up his arrcarages i6 the
n. H. Sentinel, and also, years in adYnce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-30

muster troop, enough to turn him out: On the
18th May, the U. S. ship of war Gaerrlere' was
at Coquimbo, to proceed thence to Lima
Guuemala.-From the contents OF letter re-
eeived in this city. it appears, according to the
na;,v Advert;ser that On the s0th Of June, the
country was quiet. The Constituent Congress
had been engaged in making another new Con.
s,itut;on. and Il would seem that President
and Vice President had been elected by the peo'
ME. The terrible earthquakes they have expe-
rieneed and the great poverty and distress seem
to have pacifed the people. o..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-30

4SS>
The Cn,aL-We learn, by a gentleman who
lately visited the roate of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, that it is nearly finished as far as the
mouth of Seneca Greek, a distance of about thirty
miles from Georgetown: and that the water will
shortly be let intoit. The suspension of the work.
occasioned by the late excessively hot and dry
~ sc more o the hum Of ndaspr nnu
its banks will be resumed.
We are looking forward to the progress Of thus
work, as far as HarpersFerry, with great interest
When finished to that point, the public will be
able to realize, to great extent, many advanta-
ges which are now considered the mere day
dreams of visionary men. Oar confidence in the
final success of the scheme, is undiminished.-
The company having the means Of progressing
onward. will not now be appalled, BY difficulties
of IN ordinary Character
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-30

We copy the following queries from ME HSi
vile md. Journal, which seem to indicate u
the 50 rewarded Postmaster at Washington y
lateI been in attendance IN the neighboTmg (,'1
ty of Montgomery, giving his di'lnieft'ea y
aHa,sed for aduice to the people Of that COW I
1t will be recollected that Doctor Jones VIZ
member of the famous Jackson Central lon.'l
tee, and. with manv others equally n9tfag'
and weH qualified, has been "rewarded' D,
present Administration with tat once
customary. we believe, that oflice-hodeIs go
render some service as consideration 'or u.
Iaries they receive: ard We suppose ID NE
nation of General Jackson, political S''ID"
every Way preferable 10 the falthld! d','"l'
the duties of their office. The lnteTlerer,
office-holders under the present Adm'nhl
in the State elections. is striking COMM
on certain portions of the Presidents i''.'
:. From the maryland Journal
We are anxious to learn how the toun
this State have been allotted by the lacA''h'
trail Committee. and what counties have De-
signed to the particular care and mana .t'#
the Postmaster at Washington? For uN
nation we shall be grateful. We dO'J
Montgomery will be found III his Inst. aHo y
kind, MSinferested, and fostering atlenlI'',,
will be heared upon the county Io'a "
CATION, from which it will be difficult 70 De IT,
ed. III
For what ends are public officers with ''.s
laries now appointed? =. II
What electioneering labours are que Us.
ministration for an Office worth i've or :"
sand dollars? II
Is it part of such an officers duty % ~
himself from his office, and carry suO''.,g
a newspaper reckless of its own repo'1., ~
fattering on that which it plumbers ron T,,, -
Where is to be found the law which OH'' IS
Washington Post Master to attend al q
sixteen miles from his Office, at m0H'D. =,
news of the Kentucky election, deSu. III
the hopes of this mild, calm. and eiar'y5s
istration, has been received, or IS eiPsI'
he may put into circulation stories Of .pr,
ton, as unlike truth as vice is unlike W"
-ANSS III
His Britannia Majesty's Frigate P,li'1 4.
Fitzclarence, arrived at Halifax on tns
slant, in 80 days from England. Ca2 az q
son Of the present King Of England, =, ID
Of the Saith regiment, (son-in'law o. pp,tI +
and his lady, return to England IN UT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-30

Perseverance. will cause all obstacles to vanish;
and the adjustment Of difficulties with the kaii
Road Company, having been, as we learn nap
PLY accomplished, year or tw" more VIII or,ng
qualification to the varied tastes OF those who dii'
fer as to the relative merits OF the two Pro]ec,s
If passenger is not disposed to fly over land, he
can glide on the water, according to the hnmoI
he may happen to be in, or the demands WHICH
his business may have upon HIM.
CCAarlestown va. Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-30

Here lies. escaped from busy scenes,
A First Lieutenant of Marines,
Who lately lived in peace and plenty,
On board tile ship the Atalanta.
Now stripped of al his wariiSe show.
And laid in box of elm below,
Confined to earth in narrow borders.
He rises got "tiu further orders"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
ITEMS.

The las, No. Of the ~ York Mirror contains
the music of the Marse,lles ymu, with the
words in English and French
Il is statedthai ahorse valued at $4,000. lately
died oil The lock Jaw IN Duchess county, N. Y.
IN consequence OF running small stub in his
foot.
The following persons are candidates for the
vacant Bshoprlc of New York Doctors VAN.
wright. Wilson and Minor, and Bishop Brow
nell of Connecticut.
The Revolution in France has been celebra.
sed. with great splendor and spirit IN phiadal.
phia and Savannah. Baltimore is about tn do
likewise.
George Poindexter. Esq, has been appointed
by tha Governor of Mississippi "a Senator in
Congress TO supply the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Robert Adams.
The ST. Louis Times, an able print heretofore
supporting Gen, Jackson, has declared Tor Mr..
Clay.
The location oil the Petersburg and Roanoke
rail road is to be commenced during tho pre-
sent month under the direction OF Moncure
Robinson, Esq. who has been appointed Chief
Engineer.
The yellow fever still prevails in New Orleans
10 an alarming extent. - During the wesk ending
on the 18th ut the number OF deaths was III /;
the number oil SICK IN the hospitals was 239.
The Warren Factory, in Baltimore county
was bought al auction, on the 81 inst. tor
100000, by Columbus O'Donnell Eq. the
original cost was ud@ards of $500 600.
On the 1st Inst. when the reduction Of the
duty on Molasses took place, six vessels entrred
at Portland. lMaine,) whose united cargoes
amounted to 2O34 casks of Nolasses. The
difference IN amount of duties is at ieas, 10000
doll'rs.
DIR. Guitars, of Abbeville, Is. c. offers a
can j'date for Congress in opposition to Mr..
McDnfhs.
john Z. Boyd. Naval Officer of the Port of
Boston. and Br,gadler General il The U. s.
ann, during the late war, died at Boston lew
days ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
Valuable Real Estate.

hNHE subscriber has two valuable tracts OF
II land lying in the county OF Montgomery
each containing about 1900 acres which he is
anxious to dispose Of on reasonable terms. One
OF those plantations is well known by the name
oil the White House plantation, with good i'm
provemenis--iherei Is n house we'll calculated
for a Tavarn. and now occupied MS such. also
Store House--lt would be good stand for
n country Store, on the public road leading
Fl ON the Eastern cities 10 the Wesi. 10 mile,
East of Montgomery Court House. This plan.
iaiion has slso On IL y comfortable Dwelling
House, and other necessary out houses, near
the centre Of the tract. AMI in view of the
tavern house where the subscriber resides. II
has also 90 il Saw aud n Grlst Mill on n
good stream Of water, at u site Of An immediate
fall OF thiriy feet ADD upwards aud ia neigh
barhosd sUfticieni 10 render tho Mills valua.
ble--also 70 tobacco houses principally built
last year city hogeshead OF Tobacco were
made upon il last year aud there is "A sutfi eient
quantity Of cleared land 10 produce twice that
qualify. To any person wishing 10 iaytst heir
capital IN the culture OF Tobacco, Hemp.
Wheat, aud Corn, nud Grasses, &c. IL il desiI-
able there being sniliciency of cleared land TO
work 40 or 90 hands y advantage, aud a large
quantity of rich uncloarvd land pecullrly adap-
ted TO tobacco--a great portion OF the clear ed
from $50 TO 300 acres OF this tact can he va
tered by the nj creek hss on il a number vi
Limestone Springs. Tins ,fae, ~, IN the opn-
ION OF tue proprietor. susceptible ot more i'm
l'rovemrnt than any farm III this section Of the
country: The other plantation has usnHl im-
provemen's, aud in many respects Is deemed
equally valuable. and would make mn excellent
appendagr 10 the White House tact. NJ IT is
| situated IN a neighborhooh OF excellent shm-
mr. rang Tor stock, about DAY drive 1hoy
will be sold either by the whole tract OF,
II IT will suit pur chasers better, ! Will d'-
vide the trRcts 10 suit them, provided can
effect n sale Of both one tract II j. prrsum-
| ed thai those wishing 10 pnfchate will view the
premises, which can he shean thtm hy the
proprietor. A portion o.ihe purchase money
will he required to 10 paid Il, the time OF =
transter of the TILE The residue will be pat
upon time few NEGRO SLAVES will be TT.
ken IN part payment. JOSEPH KING.
October II. t..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
NIWOWAL,

TIME subscriber having taken the house late
L ly occupied by A. F. Biggers, Zone door
below Messrs. Lancaster g. Marsh. bsgs leave
to inform the public generally and his country
friends particularly, of his change of situation
and al the same time, TO announce to them that
he has now ON hand, and is daily receiving his
fall supply ofGroceries, which he offers at very
low prices, either for cash, or country produce.
He returns his wsrmest thanks to his friends
Tor their former patronage OF him. and esrnest-
" solicits a continuance oft, hoping that his
chang. OF situation will make no change in his
old customers but rather be means Of gaining
him many new ones, as the house which he
now occupies. is not surpassed by any n Lynch
burg, for convenience and comfort, and is situ~>
ate immel liately between Friends and Martins
Warehouses.
He trades in all. kinds Of country produce.
and will give the highest market prices ter
Wheat sad Flour. JAMES w. kIQWELk.
Oct. u .sH
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his been for the arisiocraiic and esen monareh'
zeal sentiments which have been falsely iwpu'
ted 10 him. No: j, was reserved for the pure
Jackson democrats thus humbly TO put on the
seryie demeauor OF the palace siapes" Of an
Oriental Despo,--and to greet an American
President in such courtiy style as could have
been palatabe only TO such Despot, born and
bred in the midst of forms aud csremonies-or
TO a man OF n weak mind and silly mag ination.
Aud we hope it will be frownei upon and dis
countenanced in the outset for, if Magistrates
and Clergymen may thus. as a class, and in a
body, march to the Capitol, 10 lay their heart
less congratulations al The feet ofhe President,
and receive his unfelt thanks for their hypocrit.
ical aiectation Of interest in his welfare, why
may not other classes and professions Of men
do the same 2 And yet, il it were done by
Lawyers, or Doctors, or any branch oil Me-
chanics, they would be rldicued. without dis
senting voice-and Justly so. We hope it is the
last time that we shaIl ever hear Of such a
step; for lift be permitted in the green tree,
what may we MT expect in the dry
The bombastical reflections of the piolS Amos
on the scene between the pi0u, President and
the Clergy, are worthy of the source whence
they proceed. How he can extract from IT,.
however, "a merited and severe rebuke' on
the opponents Of the tyrannioal acts of their
sident ia beyond our conception--as it also is
how the circumstance of few Clergymen
waiting upon the President affords tarora-
be commentary on our free Institutions Eve
~ thing we suppose, is a commentary Of come
sort. on our free institntions-even the elevn-
ton of Serpent Kendall to the dignity of Fourth
Auditor, from the very pet and mire of iniamy
---bui how the meeting OF the Clergy and the
President is FAVORABLE commentary" needs
expiaua,ion Do not the Clergy and the King
of England the same :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
SPLENDID
COaUME5, GluS, &c.

YtAilE subscriber respectfully iaforms The
- .psbie that he has nov on band some
redity splendid articles IN his line of busieess;
and, also. that he has made arrangements
which will enable him n, all tines. aud Al the
shor,ss, no,Iee, 10 supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Conches, Gigs,
Baronnhes. or any Other description OF Car.
rlages. frem Newark. N. j. which Is known
TO be The uerg bert ManJaetory Of such articles
in The ioorid Arrangements have also beeU
made with manufactorics In Philadelphia and
New York, so tina, any order which may bo
given can always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues TO carry
On The Carriage making business. and IS pre-
pared 10 make Carriages Of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
home manufacture. lie will also do any kind
OF repairs ON the cheapes, terms. and IN the
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAkE.
Aua
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
" The ,oork goes brapsiy on. y

In DeidWdre, the elections have just termj-
mated. and nave resulted in favor VI candidates
Opposed to the present Nalioral Executive -
john J. M,lligan is elected 10 the next Con-
gress, by considerable majority over Henry
NJ R,dg,vay, his Jackson opponent The pres
en-, Representative, kensey johns, declined a
r.-eleeno".
But in .HGrg!1nd, tina friends OF Jackson have
met WITH h worse than Waterloo defeat There
never las hren before seen or heard OF, III the
annals Of political Warfare, such sudden aud
com lete evolution mpubllc sentiment Posses
slog, last year. majority of IN the Legisia.
tutp, on join, ballot. the Jackson party are
now in weak minority The election in Ma.
I, land is the more important, too, as the Legs
latnre will have tho appointment OF a U. s. Sc
nator next winter The following table of the
result, which we copy from the Baltimore pa
pers, VIII show the state of parties:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

n g the snbscriher's family will leave this
! IN place for New York IN ssns 10 OF IL
days-he has therefore determined to break mp
house keeping. he will sell his Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, ut Auction, on Iues-
day next the 10Th inst. 1JdT, u mol me nfrf
fair day. lie deems iiunnoessaty 10 describe
], IN detail--it nfH speak for itself u - ot thr
best qualit, but plain-S1ihce u ." say ~ ~
jtsi such az ten wears experience will induce
him 10 purchase when he commences house
keeping again, If he can he so lucky ms tn pro
cure such where II may tall TO his lot TO locate.
II consists in part Ut
| elegant Side Board
9 OF 8 Curtain Brdatesds and Brds
| set Of elegant Drawers or Bureau
do WoIkstand
| Wardrobe, Dressing tables
| Easy Char extra GOOD
| Mantle Glass aud 2 or J Dressing do
| Portable Writing Desk
Candle Stand, 2 Works,ands
tet Din,ag Tables. large and superior
. or 3 dozen Chairs. seitee, Glib
2 pair superior Brass Andirons and Tenders
Carpets. TN safe
Dish covers, lsnperioD
| pair elegant len Pots
Glass, China aud Queensware
Kitchen Furniture
| first rate Mich Cow
Together with great variety Of necessary
articles for honsekeepess, too tedious TO enn.
mcraie.
The subscriber would also he induced. Us he
wishes 10 move M little baggage ~ possible
aud should there he persons present wishing to
purchased 10 OLE n nhrt Of his Library ut the
'amn time nj auction. II consists of many
valuable standard works. part oI which follow,
viz:
Hume's History of England. with Smollei's
continuation. = vols. London edition
Roberlson's History al America
Shnkspeafe's Plays. II vols. l.ondon edition
Ancient and Mndern Eu ope
MAYORS History, % yolS. slisrs general Ills
tory
Marshall's Life of Washington MuSphy's Taci-
ius, NC. NC.
or 10 vols. OF the Nat lateliigsncer and Rich
mond Enquirer, neatly bouad, containing
toll discussions upon sone ol the mos i'm.
poftant rohtis nj questions which have ever
aghated ihls country.
HENRY ALLISON.
T. 8. The sale vii he conducted by john Il.
u. Psyae, Aue,loneer.--iefmsm made known a,
sale. II, A.
Oct. IL ii2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
A,anA FOR Sale.

EhURSUANT 10 a decree OF the county courI
Il OF Bedford, the undersigned (Commr,>
sloners) Will proceed 20 sell. AT public auction,
on Thursday the nth November next, on the
premises. the Land belonging 10 the estate OF
Georg. Hack worth decd. DO vii } QUO tract
containing 243 acre, iying On McDanePs
creek, and adjoining the lands 81 lhos. Leit-
wien anu others. The abose met fln.d n
comfortable dwelling house Tor "A ANAL family
good out houses, aud FIRST rate olehald. One
other tract OF lsnd Containing 20 acres, ylng
on David and Ierrap'n Creek. lh's trac ms
good dwelling house and orchard. The above
lands are well adapted 10 toe couture Of gram
and tobacco; a further description We deem M
necessary, as ii IS pr sumed aay persun wishing
10 purchase will first vIcw tin property. The
above lands will b. soid credit II one. Nv o
aud three years, except as OBJ dollars cash.
the purchaser giving bond vii 'pproved Sc
curly, with deed OF trust on me land to Sc
cure the yment Of the purchase money.
THOS. LEI WlCH,A ca.-
JAMES ADAMS,
JOEL LEI rWICH, .'.a
MARK ANTHONY,
OBADIAH WEof,
Oct IL tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

IND virtue OF a deed trust. executed by
- Philip Kohr, to the undersigned. and
Cnrisiopher Todd, on the Sd day of March 1927.
and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court Of Lynchbarg, viii be sold, at
the dwelling house Of the late phlip Rohy.
IN the town OF Lynchbure. on Saturday the 3otb
day OF the present month, October, 1900 to
the highest bidder, for ca.h. two Slaves, Rachel
and Maria, aud all the household and kitchen
furniture belonging 10 the late Philip Robr,
led. or so mucn thereof rs may be necessary
To RAISE he sums OF money secured by the said
deed Of trust. Acting as Trustee, | shall only
convey such tile AS IL vested in M by The said
deed oi rust JAMES BENAGH, trustee.
Oct II tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14

Messrs Joseph Jarred John Jared, Es,ael Jar.
red, abraham Baker. Nm. Lite, Wiliidnl
DIR cit, aud The SURFING admir-. of JAIME.
DepeW, decd. Elisha GtuenS, Wiiiam Lind
leg and Jacob DepeW,
n S you are not inhabitants ofthis Common
~ wealth. please TO take notice, that we
shall proceed 10 take the depositious Of Thomas
McCay, on the 10Th day OF November 1880.
in the courthouse of Breckenridge county. in
the State of Kentucky. between the rising and
setting OF the sun of The same day We shall
also proceed 10 take the dispositions of Matthew
Amyx Jr. in his own house, in Barren county,
and state aforesaid. on the 9th day of Decem>
Der. 1880, between the rising and setting OF the
sun of The same day, both To he read as evidence
in suit now depending in the Court OF Chan
Gerry in Bedford county, Virginia. Take NOTICE,
If from any cause the taking ofthe SAID depo3l-
tons shall no, be completed on the days above
mentioned, the taking Of the same will be con
tinued from day TO day, between the same hours
until they be completed, wherein you are deieo-
dants aud We are plaintiffs
JOHN McCRERY,
FULTON McCRERY,
Admrs. OF James Nc Crery. dec d.
Oct 10 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14
Paiuabh Real Estate Tor Snle.

Paiaabte Real Estate 5or Salc.
Htsil l. subscrih,r of r, for sale, oD accom-
- modat,ng terms, his tract Of land m the
county of Bedford, Oh Wof Creek, 4 miles
Arst Of Liberty, con aiming aboat 900 acres
THIS lroci whether considered ~ reiersnce 10
its produotveness, It's Improvements or its si,.
nntipn IL one of the most valuable IN the cnnr.
| " IN which IL lics--thsre are aboni 400 acre.
eleaed, and in cultivation, loo acres of which
ARE 6rI rate low grounds or creek bottom.
large portion Of he unceared part, tamountisr
10 near 900 acres, is6rst rats tobscco land. Tbs
impro vepents are a neat brick dwelling bous.
and all other houses necessary for comfort and
cow enhance. This land lying im,nedia,ely
contiguous to tho turnpike road leading from,
Liberty to Lynchburg, within 4 miles Of ,hs
county sest, and IN a wealthy and respectable
neighborhood. ia highly deserving the aten,io,
Of any man wishing 10 engage successfully in
agricultural pursuits.
he will also sell valuable house and lo,
pleasantly situated AT the West end of the town
Of Lberty--,he former residence of the lais
James T.. o'eptoe. The house - large and
copmodious, the lot, containing or acres.
IL handsomely enclosed and neaily imnroy we'd.
This would be delightful residence for a pri.
waite gentleman, aud fine situation for pub
lie house. WIN. w. WATTS.
Oct. Ii wis