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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
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Oct. ii

'tTlRblSlA, 10 vii Ut Rules holder in The
Clerks oihce OF the county court Of Bedford On
Monday, tho 6ta day OF December, 1880
DAVID Civ complainant, against Jacob Depcw admir-
OF james Depcw, uoc'd, John Rutherford, Idghaa4 Il
West, William Settle William Dnrfeu, john trrel
and John ID. Patterson and Robert ST. Cuir, exo
Isaac st. Clair, decd, defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants jacob Depew John Rptierhrl
Ihghnhn II. West and John Jared not htylng entered
their appearance and gwen security according 10 tie
act oil Assembly and the rules Of tins court, aHd lap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they not a.
bltanls of this country on the motion the com LAM
ant by his counsel, II Is ordered, that the said absent
defendants do appear here the fourth MOnt5y ~
February next aud answer the hllI OF TIE complainant
and that copy Of this order be forthwith Iuse sd
the i.ynchburg NrRinian, pubic newspaper publ,gd
~ the town Of Iynchhurg To- months succsslte,
and posted At the front deo II the courthouse Of tine
county on two several court days.
coPy-Teste, Ii. y. WINGFIELD, DC
December 10. uJm
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"A bes Fs1ter S'rainei Lump OIL, an ,I,"
d" -. -.Ha.sa o. al the h.ae,, Aiar,', 40, "''
17s non Ill DAViLS.
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\ ASH i0v Wheat,

! WI vii pay the best cash pr,ce far ali
~ Wheat Delivered at the Lynrhbure
Nuts. Persons wishing In engage thelr crop.
vii p.rse call on is. We will give them choice
% seV.,al liberal propositions.
J. 3. c. +. LYNCH, * co.
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Wheat. w neat :.

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500 xs E.yvr 4 kta

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Negroes for Hire and sale.

Dee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
w >SHINGTON HOTEL.
REC TI1MOND, VTRGIMxA,

rE$HE = pscuber having leased this old ami well
"A known Establishment, for term of years, takes
his opportunity to his friends and the
bubble generally, and particularly the former visit
of the house, that y will be opanod FOR be ac-
commodaion Of company, on, the first of October -
II is now undergoing thorough repair and will be
fitted up PLAIN but neat style with beds, bedding,
and other necessary furniture, all new, and Of the
best kind. His servants attentive and experience
ed and his Bar keepers polite and accommodating
His Bar shall Mt all times he supplied With the best
liquors and Wines aid bis Table with the most choice
delcaCIes of the season. which the city and cUuntry
afford; and he flatcrs HIMSELF that by unremit-
ting attention to his business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their COM
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part of the CITY, immediately opposite
the CAPITOL and contiguous TO all the Public Offices,
and but short distance from the Theatre, the Banks,
the Basin, the Warehouses; and the Offices of the
principal mlllers of the city; and at he time
sufficiently far removed TO afford gentlemen a quiet
retreat when they wish from the hustle and
noise of the streets Such the local advantages
Of this house, that may to affirm, that gen
temen visiting Richmond, either for business or tor
pleasure Will find it of the most pleasant sItua
tons in the city.
in addition 10 what transient custom he may be
favored with the subscriber will be able accom-
rpodate ttgcnty-f fire or thirty BOARDERS, by the
week, month, or year, on the most reasonable terms.
sept I6-ts ROBERT MACON.
COochLand COUrt-H,tsse.
n- The Petersburg Old Dominion, Lynchburg Vgintan,
Charlottesville Advocate Political Arena, and Stauron Spec
will publish the week for month. and
LDrwaId their accounts 10 tho Wing Oilcc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
CURE OF DXsRE3S9A-

hOCTOR JOHN Dove, having just returned
~ from New York, where he has been to make
himself well acquainted with Oliver Halsted's
method of curing Dyspepsia Indigestion now offers
his services, TO those afflicted with that complaint as
he legally authorized Agent for the State of Virgin
Ia, OF Halsted the inventor Of this entirely new
mode OF practice, in the efficacy of which, j. Dove
has the most iii plIct confidence.
while there had ampls opportunity of conversing
daily with from to 20 of these unfortunate suffer
ers from many of the States, whose diseases had
resisted the ablest medical advice in Europe and O.
merlca, and who bad been entirely aud radically Gu
red by this method.
For the ett2cacy OF the practice an authorized by
said Halsed tn refer TO Messrs W.u. II. Hubbard,
James Crane, B. p. Hillard, John n. Gordon, Il.
w. Bootes and j. e. Trplctt of his city, and sew
eral from the town of Petersburg.
j. Dove may be found on the Market Bridge, over
the store of MessIs. Wadswortb s. Williams.
I4-1f If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
PQSTSCRTpT.

The following is the transcr pit of letter received
by merchant in this City, from New York, who has
been kind enough to furnish with it. How it come
or to what credit entitled, we are not prepared to
say. Another rumor is that the infant Duke of Bor-
deaux is King, and the Duke of Orleans Regent. The
failure of the mail, is a most serious grievance.
'NEw YoRK, Sept. IS, 1880.
eve have Liverpool accounts 9TH ut. via Boston
Flour 20 3l<-duty for that week reduced to 6S sd
per bri. The Helen of 8h has arrived here well
the Havre Packet-tme of sailing not ascertaped-the
letters will not be up in time for this mail.
'The cities of France were rendering their submits
sion the Provisional Government without more
blootshed -accounts to the 9Th from Paris
Charles the has gone to Cber5ourg it is said, to
embark for the u States.
'sThe Liverpool accounts not of nature to raise
the rates Of Flour, although that which was near at
hand was likely to do well.
'wheat in this city IN. York; 80 100 cts-Four,
S 8 a 81 dollars "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

WA committed to the jail of Charles City County, as
w runaway on the 18th of July last. negro slave
oamed Feney Of dark brown complexon years old
iee or inches high lmps much IN his gait Fen!y
one OF the slaves allotted Mrs .4nn C. Colan
John Colsn Of her dover in the of VIM Light
foot decd and he has bought his from said John
Cogn The fact of this having committed 10
JAIL has been reported TO the he has beet valued
The court by their order of the 18th of last month";
sale of him be made forthwith, the aud space
thereof had beeen advertised required by law By
this orGe shall sell tho SAID the Court House
CbaIcs City County, the third Thursday October next
beng the 2st of The month"; aud day for said county
sep I7-w4w. WIN TYLER. Sniff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Practical Book Keeping.

NER CARPENTER respectfully informs Inc citizens of
s. sa NE mas s a aon e Sso %ss door
Banks winch he has fitted purpose of teaching Com
nercral transactions in prac,ica manner; in which the stu
dent is introduced INTO business, and carried through ali
various complicated fomsoy Double Eahy, IN SiRge and
Partnership business
po every engaged commercial pursuits the
long neglected subject OF regular entries of mercantile
tons is of Importance critical knowledge of
70. a I ss as compelled
leave of their concerns to agents or clerks
and of trusting fidelity possessing any eiceu,
means testing the of their proceedings BY The
died, VIZ '"''''
Isl, The merchant, undcr specific name, introduced
domestic business, which he conducts for thee months He
then balances and closes his hooks. and iUprorcd
I'd The Merchant, then takes partner, and
SPp,ns, Co1mson and Special ,fnershP business,
which he conducts for four months the close of which
concern Is The merchant then takes the business
mo MS own hands settles with his retiring partner pays Hmm
bis proportion of profits, and capital furnished.
The whole will be rendered exceedingly simple
consist oil TWO courses: first Domestic; second Foreign:
of II lessons each.
Hours OF instruction between & a NJ and s. 2. NJ
Communication from Committee Of Gentlemen at
ta-i,ed tn of .Ur. C's classes in Rnttim0re
The undersigned having taken lessons Book Keeping
Mr. Carpenter gentleman from New YORK. highly recon-
ended do most cbeeruy express unqualified appreciation
of his system OF instruction IN that very useful we'll
communication of his skill and OF PRACTICAL perspiCuous,
and pleasing method liz teaching it.
Having the various books prepared his band the pupil
led by STEP through the different departments of the work.
by double entry from the opening the closing of accounts
He is made ournaSe and postthe entries himself and 10
keep the auxiliary books such as Cash BoOks By Books
Bank Books, &c, which n,presses the science his
and enables him not only understand but do the
work and the of the whole by Balance
Sheets. &c
We hope that young avail themselves of the
opportunity afforded their knowledge branch
ofleaming indispensable the merchant important the law
yer and useful to all
Edward Hiuckley, Esq ames Brakeman, ESQ
Geo Gordon Cell, Esq J. II Clarke Classical Teacher
G. l. Duany. Esq D. Prince, Principal OF the
McClntock Young, Esq. Fayeite Academy.
Vim. Gideon, Esq
Merchants:
WIN McKim, Ambrose A. White,
Geo. RenIsen, VIM Eckel
Euoch Hyde, jun. Edward Cockey,
Reed Perkins, Francis Jones,
Frederick Woodworih, John Howell,
William w Kane, Pratt Jennings.
ALEX NDRIA
Thomas w Smith, Joseph L. Sandford,
Samuel II. Jauuey, Thomas Poncy
Frederick Wilson, George Masou.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Ega.AR EagE ~ .aWS.
PORT or RICH.NOWD.
ARRIVED,


Brig America, Cot,le. from Boston, with sundreS
to Luke g. Sizer L.. Wobb eco, OTIS, Dunlop eco,
G Ellis, Davenport Allen d co, Hubbard q Gard
ncr, J VI Weaver, J Parker, Oliver a Shaw, r Pol
lard g. Son, J Mex doe, T a Rust, Van Lew SEQ,
WIN Allison, VIM Smy'h. Sarvay, Granniss, Son
g. Brothers. and Andrew Sweeny.
Scir Philadelphia, Powers, from New York, bal
last
Sloop Eliza Allen, MIldrum, from New York, sun
dries to Davenport, Allen 81 co.
Schr Virginia. Chambers, from Philadelphia. with
sundrres to G e. Tin, J Marx 81 Son, w Noting,
c NJ Mitchell, w Palmer, T Tyter, billiard, ]
Parker, Van-Lew 81 CO, Ellis. W rtham 81
McGruder Pcyton, q King Hubbard & Gardner,
Fl Nelson, 1'icheuor Bray. len. ir, r I
Smith. r D SanSsy. Pc 81 Brothe s. ] Bosber, S
Putncy, J Creme and L-)icastcr q DENLY.
Soon Superior. -, from York River, with
corn TO Wor,htm e. McGrudcr.
SAILED,
Schr WIN. Tell, Orey, for New York, with
wheat.
Schr Carnbcrnc, Dow. for Boston, with coal.
sschr Do.It, 49,, for Norfolk, with coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

American, English 6, German Quilts.
TWO bales and one case Quilts of good
~ quality, at various prices, but cheap-received
for sale by J. II. NASH.
sept II
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BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICg.

Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 6,
Drawing 10 be received TODAY at o'clock, in
time to purchase or renew in ths Disnn, b.. ID to
draw tbs same afternoon Oh half EAST 6 o c,ea, -
tbe Ea gle Hotel. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Virginia State Lottery.
MANAGERS OFFICE,

'aNHE drawing of the Grand Consolidated E,o,terye
IL Class No O. will DC received TO-DAY
at ] o'clock in time to iD the Dismal
Swamp, which draws in tho afternoon, at half past
O'Clock, of the same day
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
LEATHER.

500 SIDES soal leather, qualities g. prices
200 do upper leather waxed and russet-for
sale by OTIS DUNLOP O. Co
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aagga 0aa 90 asEH>
TETS nay.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN s

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 GO.
SUGAR Il POTATOES--AT THE DOOR
Will be sold THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, st
the Dock landing from soop Eliza Allen
600 bushels prime potatoes
Is hhds st. Croix sugar.
sep " ID A. e. Co An.,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

u Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class NO ID,
to be drawn TO-DAY, at the Ehgle Hotel, at
half past 5 O'Clock in the af ernoon,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Tanners Oh, Soap, and Sugar.
ID ECEIVING Tor sale
u 40 bbIs Tanners Oil
2oo boxes Mlldeherger's" No. soep
Is hhds. St. Croix sugars
100 baxes Windsor and fancy soap.
sep I7-4t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Fernale Seminary

NtiS
M K. and MRS HAMILTON will resume the
I'VE duties of their profession Monday, the nth
October next, on Shockoe Ill., in the most egi-
BILE situation that can be procured, of which due no
tee will BIZ given 1t is heir intention to give the
standing can possess and from the manner in which
il viii BE- conducted, they hope to merit shape Of
the patronage formerly SO literally awarded them.
Terms-For the scholastic year of 10 months, $40
fuel. s.
The French and Spanish Languages. Music, Draw
ing, &c an extra charge Will be made.
sep l7--eots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
PENMANSHP.

Mr. C. will also give instruction in this useful The
an admired aati angular PSoG,y system; which has been
taught with great success III New York. Boston, and hadei-
p'a ecenty which gives TO Ladies rapid and fashionable
style of writing; Gentlemen expressly adapted
camille pursuits BY this mode pupils taught with
and elegance write perfectly straight without lines and
with greater freedom than any system taught grea,
the Improvement that eight lessons produces free
and elegant hand by those who could write their
Mr. c. engages render them accomplished writers,
defective be their original writing II lesoIs(See
specimens his oIice)
Hours of instruction for Gentlemen between and A. III.
and and 6 p. NJ. For Ladies between l. and 2 p NJ
For further particulars apply the Office
D. b. As references Mr. e. will give the first families in
Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
BY OTIS. DUNLOP s. co.
SHOES.

On MONDAY, the 10Th INST, at 10 O'Clock will
be sold at store, e,ghty-si1 packages shoes-now
landing direct from tile manufacturers, consisting of
mems boy thick heavy brogans, fine do, women's
weted, chidren's welted, women's morocco walking,
do leather boots childrens boots, prime sewed Mum
roe's square toes, retailing nailed weted Munrae,s,
Be. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
TODAY


Grand Consolidated Lottery, lyo. 8.
Drawing to be received TMIS- BAY at | o'clock
IN time to purchase or renew the BsrDai Swamp
mo 49, to draw the same afternoon, at haif pas,
o O'Clock, at the Eagle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Molasses and OIL
! s1A Hhds. W est India hoasses md
~ s. barrels Tanners Oil-landing to-day, and
for sale by LEWIS WEBB g. Co.
sepI7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

OST, Messrs. jacob Block a. Sous negotiable
IL o'e, dated July 18th, 1880. payable at five
months for two hundred and sixty five dollars thirty
four cents All persons cautioned against recei
wing said note, payment of the same being siopped.
sep l7-3. OTIS DUNLOP g. CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
CAPITALS:

Whole tickets S5-haves 50--Quarters 25.
II Orders addressed to YATES & MINrRE, viii
be promptly attended to- aud the drawings sent to
adventurers wheu requested
sep " YATES a. MCINTYRE, Managers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
SPLENDID SCHEME:

DC. DC. &C.
Whole tickets S5-balyes 5o-quarters IS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Certificate from Alexandria,
The undersigned having ed the rapid progress of
number of Ladies and Gentlemen under the instruction of MIR
Carpenter, writing, do cheeuly acknowledge that
structs the
our observation, OF obtaining that very important Wit
the greatest confidence, therefore, recommend
those who wish acquire that indispensabe ps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

It Is Ia makes 10 mary pod.o7so fta. aena8
ismiiv bear such siriAng resemblance 10
=" fDrked rahishes' aud thread papers. Then,
the swearing Of these grown children - pet
fectly disgusting. From man borne away
by passion, " from an old sailor, 10 whom It
has become trek ni custom, aud who NOR
over. seems 70 be asprt ol petsnn privileged
10 wish his ewes m good, fey anaihenas do
not come With 50 bad grace but 10 hear
these would ~ men repeating. like parrots, all
the vulgar oAths mat low blackguardism has
invented and Perpetuated, lneriy hrcAuse they
hasa arrived attbe dignity OF shaving. Is very
naaseOus. These too aie the small Try that
swarm about biard-roums and theatre lobb,ss.
that open box doors aud stand 10 the doorway
adjusting thflr rngleis. much to the discomfort
OF shivrrIng l'des aud rheumatic Old gentlemen,
imagining all the time thai the eyes Of the
Whole audience are turned - the particular
spot which they occupy. They are, indeed,
take them altogether, simpi, the most empty.
'mpndeni, NOISY. iupefnpeni. oblrnsive set Of
variets thu can be Imagined. and are not
ashamed Of any ihms-excepi having no whis.
kGfs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

I'D 81 = ..7;.a y "a ..tl sult frge'calial itaz
rngs. SHE probably regarded what she poured
fourth 70 her adniriae auditors with such Ia =
City, as IN reality the oupoofines OF the splr
IL. Contrary 10 all expectation, she some
months ago began 70 recover, and determined,
10 gratitude 10 Heaven. 10 deyoie her life 10
tee conversion 81 Tie h-atheR. II was obvious
" necessary Ia fhe success, Of The work, that
he should understand TIE heaGhen language.
Inc ittiIcaulty Was oseTCo ~ bv a new mirH rle
IL Mary Campbell received he eff 'flougnrs
in which she became quite a, huent as IN her
natige speech. 1t Is true. no Oh s,ho has tef
listened 10 the voice of her INSPIRATION can TN
defstand one word SHE u'ters wien she quits
her mother tongue but their faith is no. sha
ken IN lie reality OF the mlfacll which is TO
manifested, even to unbeheyers, when Mary
vlsiis the n aiben. kverS time sh" opens her
mouth. the sounds she uttefs are different; but
this only proves the grtaines Of the miracle,
the languages ne ing those ofmany nations.
The fame Of Mary Campbeli's inspiration
aud tho divine IND ueuce ~ 1t way called by
thr rue believers, was fclt by others OF the
faithful. The shape II IN general took, was
the miraculous cure of diseases. When the
miracle did not work well, II wa. always owing
20 want Ut faith IN the sub jecf. An inspired
brother approached the bed OF his sister who
had brea conhaed to TIA long time, aud com
naadcd her, III lhe name OF the Lord Jesus 10
rise and walk.-l!er faith was perfect: she
arose aud walked about her room. aud slept
better thai nIght than she had done d long time
before, and has Continued vel ever since,
though TIM AMI rmaclaled--a Circumstance
which causes "A want OF fail, IN many, Who
cannot believe that Cod would work half a
min acie, but think other similar miracles have
been performed. aud some have tailed tor want
of laIih. The effect OF the Imagination in The
cure Of many diseases is well known. Miss
Mary CampbeIl's miraculou, tongu., under
stood by 10 Que, can be accounted for but the
real miracle is thai men oil education, thai
members Of the Scottish bur. and ministers OF
the Scottish church-shuuld be found among
the believers. Their numbrr exceeds two
thousand, and it it still increasing.
l.7Jridgei from an Edinburg paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26
AN AWFUL WARNING.

From The hmgs,on CCanadu) Gazette
Spontaneous Combustion ofa Drutt1rd =
DIR. Peter SChoheld, IN late address deliver
ed AT the formation of a Temperance Society
IN the Township of Bastard, in the District OF
Johnstown. in the Province OF UpprI Canada,
states case Of spontaneous Combustion. which
occurred IA his practice. =" Il is well authenticd
ted, say, the Doctor that many habitual drunk
ards of ardent spirits are brought TO their end
by what is called spontaneous ombustnn. /
mean when person takes fire, rs by an eec
the shock. and bur rs up without any external
application Irotter mentions several such
Instances. Que happened under my own Oh
sefva'lnn. II VAS the case OF a young man, a
bout % years old. He had been AZ haDitual
dlonkard for maHy years. saw him about
nine u clock IN tue evening on which II hap
ppnrd He was then, as usual, not drunk, but
full OF liquor. ArHut eleven on the same eve
ming was called o ser him. | found hln
literally roasted from the crown his head
10 the sole Of his Ieel He Was found in
hlacksmth's shop just across the way from
whe'e he had been. The owner all at u sud.
den, discovered an extensive light in bis shop.
rs though the whole building was in one geue-
raj ilame. lie ran with the greatest precip-
fancy, and on fllnging open the door discover.
ed uIdn standing rec; IN the midst OF wide,
" extended silver colored b'a2e, bearing as tie
Described 1t, exact, the appearance of the
wick OF a burning candle IN the midst of ITS
own Game. lie ,elzed hlm by the should n,
and lelkrd him 20 the door upon which The
Lame was Instantly eXfiugnshed, There was
no fire IN the sio T. neither was there any pos.
sblIiiy oil fire having been communicated 10
hun from any eA,ernal source. II was purely
a case Of spontaneous ignitian. general
songhng came on, and his flesh VAS Consnned
or removed IN the dressing, leaving The bones
and few of the larger blood vessels stan.
ding The blood nevertheless Ialed round
the heart aud maintained the vital smart nm
ul the thirteenth day, when he died, moi only
the most noIsone, i'll featured L. dreadful bic. !
lure that was ever presented to human view.
ont MS shfleks his cries aud lamentations werp
enough to rcnd heart OF adamant lie com
planned OF ~ pain OF body-his flesh was rome
tie sad he was suffering the torments of hell
ihat lie was Just upon It's Threshold, and
soanid soon enter its dismal cayerns and in
tbs frame OF mlnd he gave up the ghost o the
death OF drunkard Well NAV II be SAID 10
uegghr all description. | have seen other
ui"hNards die, hut never in manner SO awful
and affecting. They usually go off senseless
"nd stupid as II regards future state p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26
NEW MIRACLES

4 new sect ol believers nave lately sprung up
in Gareloch. Scotland, whose faith and works
are beginning 10 attract the attention of the
learned, as they have Tor some tune excited the
warmes feelings OF the ignarant. About a
twelve month ago, volume "ss published, en-.
iitled, Peace Ia Believing. beng the Letters
and Memoirs OF Isabella Campbell" young
person "Go died o, consumption. This volume
acquired great popularity amongst kindred
mM,iS, both from the interesting character OF
the writer, and The natural elolupnce of her
letters. About the period oftne publication, a
brother and sister of the deceased were taken
III of the complaint OF winch she died. The
similarity ofthe circumstances, character aud
requirements of the two sisters, excited a cen
siderable interest among those who considered
themselves the true believers. Every word
the apparent dying sister spoke was listened TO
Is inspiration, aud sue spoke win fervor aud
huency truly wonderful, Miss Campbell was
of The sect who lay claim 10 direct inspiration.