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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
NissUAutiOn.

HHE cophrinershlR her tofore existing ""
Il der the firm OF Nathaniel Winston q
Co. +; and that OFF e. L. L. Ly nch Il Co. d
this day dissolved. JOHN LYNCH, j.,
CHARLES l.. LfNCh'
The Lynchburg Mills will, in future, 1e '0A'
Quoted by the subscribers.
JOHN LYNCH, jr.
CHARLES =. LYNca'
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

NotiCE.-Circumstanc render it neces.
~ .sry that should close my unsettled ac-
co"nt' he speedily as may be. shall presen,
'hsf accounts ~ all those WIN are indebted TO
me- and ask those to whom AN indebted 10
present theirs. WN. NJ RIVES
April 23 D,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
CASS1MEpus.

o pieces extra single mill. very fine
. do do new Spring Merinur.
altogether "e" style,
9 do Light bro~a
. do Dark do
= do Lavender, with black and ,Iooft..
did quality o'uso VI spfeU'
And almost every thing suitsbl. ~, a.,
men summer wear, OF the frs, ords,
as black, owe and brown Bemhaz,,a. e"
ner C'oi", Imperial Cord, French b,;,, u'>
hescn' 49, drah aud m'x'd Ca.hmolett.. w"'s.
EestlnSs, of splendid Patterns.
pialn, black a. figured silk, best English u h,,e
Bun aud figured HarSeIles
White aud bull Yelling do
. pieces splendid Vslrncias.
VI The subscriber ha wing been so,icroa,
many of his friends and customers TO pr,,..
for III n accommodation "a Sob Of t;ood, y,
his line, and having done sn--.ny,trs tho, y,
coll and examine the sty OF 0oud. anu pric.s
And feels aSsu' ed they will not tad 10 r...r,
nun with their patronage. He has, also. IN.
Latest and most approved London, Nv YorL
fhladtlphia, fashions & will receive then, 70
suiarly with ANY a. eyrry ariI,l. IN his lire i.,y.
ing nade Arrangements vita so,ne OF tn, IL, a.
aud most fashionable Tailors, and also. ..n.
oi 'he largest importers in ,his Country IN
thai effect.
n. b. All orders in bis line will meet with
prompt attention.
May .. 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
JOHN C. SHELTON,
EAIEQNn

Oas feor d6ore III. @. b. Tai.'s aud o,,...r
Or. Hohet Dat.ess, 'e
eEoPkcIfULL LIZ nform. hi. 6i...,
Il q eastsmersand he uJlic eeneraIly
he has Just returned from the CT lie. OF N va'H
aud m hAdeiphia, where he spe Mt som. ~; w.
IA purchasing stock Of Splendid t;oods :, '' u,
iine, such as fine and sups, Goe Cit ~ hla
mrres, srsings, Trimmings. Sto chs. els a''>
Haudkerchiefs. &C. sc. All OF yuicb rs
sold very log for cash WI Ue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
CLOTHS,

PIFcFs eT'd s"P' LOudOn UlaLk t,Ioth -
splendid "aiy
do do do do blue d,
= 90 do do do green do, the mo-.
do do do do brown do
. do do do d., DIV. do
= do Sfeel mix'd do - wy uHe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
w GfsM 1, III

Z SHALL be ia nark- i, ~. present wear for
- the purchase II VII "a aud other descrIp-
tons of Country Produce, and will at all lnne'
give the best prices this market will afford.
JOHN ] pURViS.
Msrch "a usy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

In the Grocery department he has Salt Iron,
steel, Na"-, Sugar and Coifpe, Tea. and many
other ARTICLES. which lie feels warranted in say :
ing are lower than they have heretofore been
old.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

edge ot her father, who, having occasion
 to visit the metropolis, soon after it had
 been issued from the press, purchased it as
 the work then most popular, ,and most likely 10 prove an acceptable treat to his family,
 When Dr. Burney had concluded his bu- slncss in town, he went to Chessington, the seat of MT. Crisp, where his family was on visit. He had scarcely dismounted and entered the parlor, when the customary question of "What news 2" was rapidly addressed to him by the several persona- ges of the little party. "Nothine," said the worthy doctor, s'but great deal of noise about novel which have brought you"
 When the book was produced, and its title read, the surprized and conscious Miss Burney turned away her face to conceal the blushes and delighted confusion which otherwise would have betrayed her secret; but the hustle which usually attends the ar- rival of friend in the country, where the monotonons but peaceful tenor of it is agreeably disturbed by such change, pre- vented the curious and happy group from observing the agitation of their sister. After dinner, MT. Crisp proposed the book should be read. This was done with all due rapidity; when the gratifying com ments made during its progress, and the 'acclamations which attended its conclusion, rstlfled the appreciation of the public. The amiable author, whose anxiety and pleasure could with difficulty be concealed, was at length overcome by the delicious feelings of her heart; she burst into tears, and throwing herself on her fathers neck, ayowed herself the author of Evelina. The joy and surprize of her sisters, and still more of her father, cannot be easily expressed. Dr. Burney, conscious as he was of the talents of his daughter, never thought that such maturity of observation and judgment, such fertility of imagina- ton, and chasteness of style, could have been displayed by girl of 17, by one who appeared mere infant in artlessness and lnexperience. and whose deep seclusion from tho world had excluded her from all usual Knowledge of its ways.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08
1Ne Painful S- De5ilitating Complaint of
 THE PHI ES.

receives immediate relief, and in numerous instances has been thoroughly cured by the administration of .s.,s Dumfries' Remedy fur the Piles. YVHtS approved compound also mtgates and re- N moves the symptoms which frequently accompa- ny that disorder, and increase the danger of the pa- ticat, viz E: raus iR RLons--Headachc-ioss of appc- tite-IadigestioR and other marks of debility.
 relieved pacnt writes from distance,
 "u IS but justice to you to iRform you, that have used yoar Dumfries remedy for the Piles, for some- time past, and have found il eminenily successful. ..s. An Officer in the Army observes
 's have been troubled many years with the Piles, with yours. It gave me almost immediate relec'' a A physician and druggist writes,
 "I have sold all the medicine you sent me, which is so highly recommended for the Piles. wish you to send me dozen more by the bearer."
 The remedy is quite innocent, and may be admins- tered to all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions iwiih description of the complaint, ac- company each package, which consists oftw boxes, containing Ointment, and the other an Eiectu- ary-Price 9l for both articles 50 where but one is wanted.
 None genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper hy the sole proprietor T. kIDDEK. immedi- with all the other "Conway Medicines" at his Count ing Room No99. next door to J. Kidders Drug Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets near Concert Hall. Bosioa; and by his special appointment, by
 !SGmuel Buei and Lee & Beck,cith, Litch field;
 E.. Co,oles, South Farms; Daniel Norton,
 CaaGdR; Judson & Whittlesey. W. Preston
 Dr. Humpkrey. Salisbury; George Tdylor,
 NeD- Milford; Pitkin & Swift, Norfolk. Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
 December g e5wlyo9
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

oestlny-the invisible chain which links us "Hh 'ne present. past and future, Gen. tering m the Eternal, it encircIes all intelI;- gent existence, and binds it to the throne of God. How infinite in capacitvI bou,
 vast in conception! how mighty are ii. on.
 orgies how terrible in it's darkness Fv-
 cry grain of the animal creation. every
 agent of nature bows to its supremacy.
 Without 1t earth is but rayless and eter-
 nal prison house, and man mere animated machlne--a living mass of corruption-a Iettered slave-a moving sepulchre. Bv
 !nlS alone he IS constituted lord of the visi-
 pie creation and lifted away from this dark
 "orld' into higher and holier existence
 heavenly communion. By this he can
 oind :he very elements to his will and
 wletd the collected energies of millions
 He can develope the hidden mvster;es of
 nature and analyze the i',tricate combira.
 tons of matter and motion. He can traca
 the courses of the planets and condense to
 point the remote events of emnires and. centuries. By this he can roll the ocean upon the land, or bring the treasures from their depths. By this he can ride unon inc wing of the storm, or grasp the iehtnino that plays around Jehovah's footstool A, its bidding the forest falls, and the gorgeous fabric lifts itself to the skies. At its bid. ding the sleeping statue springs from its
 marble ped, and the canvass glows with the ssplendors of earth and of heaven. What IS too profound for its research What summit too lofty for its aspiration What visions of blackness or of light does it spread before the eyes of memory and of iancy What soaring plumage does it lend to genius 1t can wander through all lime and all space. It can stretch back into inc remotest past, and expand itself into eter- nal ages. How increased its powers-how triumphant its bliss, when the letters which clog Its progression shall be stricken off. ana the redeemed and unclaimed spirit may struggle upward and onward forever ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08
Rheumatic Liminae2at!

Will afford immediate relief to the pa,ient and has sometimes been attended with such extraordinary suc- cess as to cure the most distressing Rheumatism in 24 hours, even when years standing.
 This highly valuable Lnime mt is recommended with confidence founded the experience ofmany years, not only as cure for that excrucating disease but an excellent application for Stiffness of the Joints Numbness, Sprains, Chblains, SSc.
 Among mass of testimony in favor fthe success of the LtaimeW, as thorough remedy for Rbeaanatisn, te proprietor selects the following as uine instances of it's efficacy.
 tt New and surprising cases.
 gentleman, MT. R. of Charlesiown (who can be referred to has been confined 10 his bed of the time Tor week, suffering excrucating pain from hheumhtIsm; after having had to the round of andotes usually resorted to in this compaint but whOut beneht; and while in this of suffering, and no prospect of relief, MT. Caleb Symmes, who was his neghbor, and who, lowing the extraordina Fy benefit Le had himself experienced from it's use | recommended the article with such confidence as n- duce Mr. R. to make oft, which he did with the usual success attending its administration, viz imme e'ate mitigation of fpain, relief, and cure!
 MT of this city, was attacked with very volen L'n'me"t ion going to bed instantly relieved and cu- red by morniDg--observes lie never used any thing whirh gave him so much and great relief
 An old Revolutionary Officer near Boston, was sorey afflicted for years with rheumatic complaints especially in his jOints and mhs, which were fre- quenty much swollen, ,-could obtain only temporary reiief from medical advice the of various ed'es, and had despared of help; when friend who had witnessed the wonderful effects of this l4nime n advised him to make it, which he did, with the most happy effect; it reduced the swelling in one night.
 irhis article is considered so superior to every thing else, and to possess such uncommon virtues, that Is ordered from distant parts of the country.)
 An agent recently writes: .'Please send me a fur ther supply of Jebb's Lnimcnt the first opportunity shall probably selta considerable quantity, it is recommended by some of our physicians very highly. some more of Jebb's Linment, which has recommen- ded livery highly" Price 50 cents bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08
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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08
NOTICE To Rheas22a0t1c Tapn7ids :

BERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection are respectfully assured, that they can obtain of ehe proprietor and his agents safe and admirable re- medy for RHEUMATISM, however obstinate the disorder may be. and in all it's dfdFent stages.
 0F DR. JERR'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08
THE MIND.

As is the heart to the animal constitu- ton, so is the mind the vital impulse of the universe-the wonderful organ of all its complicated mechanism its glory and it's terrors. Confined corporeal in fetters. yet free as the air of heaven--knowing ali things, yet unknown-perceiving all, yet unseen-creating all, yet uncreated-the everlasting fountain of all earth's misery, aud its happiness-the arbiter of human
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

1. Miss Burney.-Miss Burney. afterwards
 Madame D'Arbley, wrote her celebrated
 novel of Evelina, when only IT years of age, and published it without the knowl-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

Among the most powerful causes in eff fecting the general introduction of intem- Perate habits may be numbered the pro- ductions of Bacchanalian poets. There is no poetry more fascinating to youthful minds than that which is amatory and An acreontic. It was saying of some sage otantiquity, that if he could make the songs of any community, he cared not who made the laws, as songs would control in spite of statutes. We will give a short specimen of the kind of poetry, formerly all the RAGE, among leaders the TON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13
In Me Supreme Court ct' .Appeals, Ytuesdav
.Mnu lob 1RSI y

Ss' w stbpIukN, i UtSUVD.
Nay 10Th, 1851.
PRESENTJudgcs Tucker, Brooke, Cabcll. Green
and Carr. Esqrs.
Burwells ex'or. app,t. ,J-non n, ,,,o,I
against lf,om n d.
StItlrs cxor. r.,cc \cf ~, Srnn-:.
Court of Chanccry held in Richmond.
Arguments contiaued-C. Johnson and Y. G.. S,,t-
tor appellant-R. Stanard for appces.
Adjourned 10 IL O'Clock tomorrow.
Wednesday. May ll,h. 1891.
frescnt-samo Court.
Burwell's cx'or. 9rult ,,-ron -, ,r,o
aTah'S, from 4 decree OF
Ht'hseHor. a?rcc. >tho Richmond
Arguments continucdC. Johnson and r. G.. Scot,
Tor aPpellant-R. S'anaFi for appellee.
tiSheit aPPlt. Upon a writ
against }ofsupersedcss
mcnt Of the Superior Court of Law Of ,.onons.aifi
county.
Rule upon the pl,. for further security.
Adjourned 10 3 O'Clock tomorrow.
Thursday, May 18TH, 1881.
PrcSnt-samc Court.
D9 HIM. s'''' -''l'' }sss above.
Arguments concluded-C. johnson and r. G. Sent,
10. oPPellaH'-R- Stanard f6y appellee.
"o'don ag?!t. } Upon 81 appeal
gordon, Sc: appcss. Spronouncci by
burg.
ATgud-c. Johnson sr apperan. and Il. stanard to-
Adjourned 20 - o'cirt SC .no-r,u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13
TIE RACES.

I'kJ INV TnS.
! The Jockey Club Purse was YESTERDAY won il, tx,
heats. by Doswclls Sally Hornet, heating Jolnson's
sally Walker drought again on tho turf after IL months
re'iremcnt'l Collier, Branch's Dashall, and hinges J.
G. The latter was drawn after tho first heat, in eonsc.
quencc OF foul riding. Collier had won The Jockey Club
purse ut Broadrock and Petersburg, and was the tavor,c.
the bets running almost universally, on him against the
Field: Great crowd and tremendous dust. ITnc. = II
md : II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13

sent him 10 tho An,ipodVs. ii lac Wished Al; any where
TO Get him out of the country he selected that station.
which equally wei rad. and equally honorable, had the
Eighties, duties. A special advocate. Ills B.u,us. He
c. s,sinIy Possesses n sae,ii knsck NJ helping a friend
at . pincl!
Hat without calling in question, or in the least
doubling the vcracity OF Biutus, We may be permitted
to question the accuracy of his information. !, is
hardly credible, that Mr.. Randolph could have prefer
red 81. Petersburg TO Paris or London, or have concciv.
cal tho paradoxich notion tina; the inhospitablo and
almost intolerablc cold of the formor, vas letter
adapted TO his state OF hcal,h than the climate OF France
lof England. The badness OF the reason, makes us
doub. the truth of the fact. Withal. it was unqucs,ion,
ably. tho early and ardent aspiration OF Nr. Randolph
TO go as envoy TO France or England. disappointment,
in which. e~ubi,teEcd hia politics, and had a priucip.
share in modelling his course.
~ Philnn'hrorist IL iuadm ST Sc, all as h,
wtncs, Tor reasons which viii strike h m. Tins :
Pohticai Hnd not i Theological paper; nur have W,
ever, nor viii We ever. u.cjGie with RELIGIOUS ma.
'ers, iariher than they are connected, or suuyht 10 =,
co"nertec- with The p N.c.i aIai.s anu ,ns,.,ut,o.
OF the c. untIy. Vhpi that bic, u,cs tho case, Ii o.
IA ot course, wi'hip the scopc lnd prov nee o
Politics
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13


4 writer in the las, Enquirer, states, upon the nr.
thofty Cf q gentleman entitled 10 credit, thai brGore
hs acceptance Of the Russian eabassy, nr Randolph
succeNiVely declined that to England and to France
Ho Knew according to h' authority, that the duties
OF The Russian Ni'si'n were lighter. and he ~an,icipa.
led benefit TO Ills health from a sojourn a, ST. Peters
oorB' Curious reasons these, especially the last
this sts'ement is made for the purpose Of repellng
The charge tat Mr i~.sDdolph. with al his lofty d Pm.
'ere''edness, bad eagerly seized upon the first F1eeu.
i've Office ever rendered to his acceptance. If t,yD,
~ proves too much; for if SIR Randolph dscined N.
mission TO England and France, and accented thai ,o
EuE'is, II is manifest that he declined from mo disn,.r.
estednessoree!f aeniai, but tha, hc misl, nj last ,b,si,
what hit his fancy more. Had lie aI;o d., c'incd the
Embassy IN Hussie. knitrs che writer IN IA. r,on;
ter) might hen have es,olcj bis d. into rcs,eJ na,r;
otIs'n' aud "ith some reason have lrmsnG. Il tha, "y,
fho"li hear nc more of afr Raudolph's alice hunting"
~ the case stand, he has made Mr. naodoJ.L NO.
obnoxious TO the charge, by showing not orly tina. 20
did not rouse Executive favor, against which r.. =
IaHod all hSlifa, but that whom every thing was p, Al,
~'pesrl ta-I ~ho 'opN's 'Nt Mr., ~,,,i -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13

A'UF IHUEI VUFUINWI Z" TVNnF.
JOHN r.. CLAY,
Secretary or L"ga IN md Charge PAGlirs nfthe
y. States NJ 81. Peterborough
s. Pi'rstv;g. Jan. 9Th, 1851,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Vines.

vIyHE Subscriber has on hand collection OF wines'
u Consisting of ,..o
Champaign. First quality. stopper doz or $50 per
bottle,
DO. 1 IS per bottle, or So per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White IS per gal. or
per bottle. ,.
Juice of Grape So per dozen, S73 cts per bottle
London Particular Madeira, 80 per do1. 81 cts per
bottle 20
Old Port s. or 6]cts per bottle Madeira IS doz''o
cts. per bottle.
French Madeira. 81 per gal 40 cts per bottle.
Sweet Malaga dol per gal. Merdock OF 1917 %
per doz so cts per bottle.
Vndegreve IS per doz so cts per bottle.
CIsret, s. so per doz, Is. per bottle
Corlias of ali kinds. Rose water, 81 80 per gai'
Mint water 81 so per gal White wine vinegar
Claret and cider vinegar. suitable for picking.
Also on Hand
A supply of Brown Stout, London Porter, Ale ana
Beer, rst quality suitable for families, or seafarns
Captains delivered in any part OF the town. Farmers
can be supplied ut the shortest notice, by caring d,
the subscribers Oh Royal Street, between King and
Prince Streets. -,
p.s. Families and others can be supplied with
| CorSs Of all sizes, &c.
| Also dying AMI Securing as h, retofore.
aug "a FL. SALvETAT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
PHENIX LINES OF
Splen0i0 Blue Safety Coaches,

One Linz. for The accommodation OF passengers, al
81, ola the baltimore & Ohio Rail RoadM
Hours of Starting 4, 81 A. NJ. O'Clock 2. NJ
nASSENGERS by the 4 O'Clock Coach VIII arrive
II in Baltimore to breakfast, and always from ono
hour and half TO two hours and half ahead Of the
great Northern Mail, consequently IN sufficient time tor
the III o'clock boat for Philadelphia, after having So
juurned three hours in Baltimore.
Arrangements having bee, entered into with the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, the patrons Of
this line DESTROYS of travelling that Way always
be accommodated in the 81 O'Clock Coach, without
having to wait for their baggage to be changed, the
stage proceeding direct on to Baltimore The propr
etors with view of still further accommodating pas
sengers, will start stage al O'Clock, p ~ during
the warm season
| No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid at all times to their conye-
nicnce, comfort and expedition Hacing four changes
ON these lines ,oH MT be doubted but that less time UH
be taken in performing the route than those whieh hare
| 5mthree
Splendid Blue Safety Troy built Coaches first rate
teams civil, attentive and experienced drivers. at all
times (by day mighty at the cosmand ofpassenge'
! who will be conveyed in very superior and eXpeu
| tious manner over this rou'c.
The proprietors grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towartshe Phcnx, shall spare pains or
expense to merit continuance Of public patronage.
For seats please apply at Gsdsbys, Strother's and
| Phenix Stage Office, Washington; Hollzman's, Sem
mes, ucCandess, and Old Established Office. under
the Union Hotel. Geors ctown; Union HOTEL and Globe
Office No . Norh Calvert street, LyfOrd's Fountain
| Inn, Matiack's United Hotel Baltimore.
BELTZHOOVER & Co.
NJ Passengers in Alexandria wishing to 80 by the
early stage can take the steamboat Cygnet Wash
ington. June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Charles Bennett

HAS imported, by ship Virginia, arrived here. and
III Herald. via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Colts 81 and point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 10 4, II 4. II 4, Is
A few pairs best family anxe:s
Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozens patent
colored and B Thread
Cambria musiins and 'imtes
Furniture dnities and chntses, great variety
Ginghsms and slicoes
Figured colored cotton counterpsnes, large sizes
Ves,ings, including silk velvets and fiorentines,
Ufvery best quality
Gentlemen's doeskin gloves
Superfine cloths ard kersrymeres
prime assortment of Irish linens, S 4 and 6 4
shcctings
8 4 and 1914 table damask, long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetDgs
= green floor cloth basc
Clark's best spool and bali sewing cotton
English cheese, double Gloster and north VIII.
shire offrs, quality
From the North he has received:
Best black Itsah lu,estrings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
orsied and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins, figured and plain
Merlno stuffS, circassians and bombazets
Black and drab fine cloth shaws
superfne chuppa romals
In iis and English band,nns hdkfs
Black Italian cravats
Ticklenhirgs, sackings and osnsburgs
: A General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Canton aannels, brown and beached shcengs, carpet
bindings, CHI: cks, plaids, &c &c.
Fine and superinc nrrino shirts and hosiery; shad
and herring Bridpnrt SEINE rwINE; to be sold very
low to close consignment.
sept LIT