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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
From the Grnesee Farmer.

oN SHAPE OF TREES AND PRUNING
wy lew persons seem TO be aware of the
importance OF giving proper form 10 the youne
NV, OF mending or improving its shape AZ n
iater period In The peach il is ruiaous.
sooner or later, 10 encourage tw. or more
isad'ag aud principal branches, from the main
siein LEI them grow ever SO straight and up-
| f'eh' they Constantly recede by the pr assure
81 'eptIaht branches, and by the weight Of
irnli until, after haviag nursed them to ma.
furry, Gu the first windy day, ,ou have the
moriiiicaion TO fnd IL split at the crotch, aud
one or both htanches ruined perhaps at the
moment of the ripeuing Ofthe fruit.
The peach is peculiarly liable 10 this mis-.
fortune, As the sehm at the crotf h adheres
WIN less tenacity than any other tree euliiya.
ted.
The same docirine holds good With the plum
and neciarine, but with less force. aud III iaei,
here IA hut one shape thai ls TO he tolerated
with trees that sre allowed their full grow h.
and not restrained or iraiued IN any way and
thht form Is = straight centre stem. from the
root 10 the terminate end. with branches alte,-
nsteiy projecting nj jndiclous distances, both
around the circum rrenoe, and the whole line
oil ascent, allowing no one to gain The advantage
OF aholhPf IN excess, but by proper reiardng
oT encouragement, SO to manage, as they shall
present cone, beautiful IN shape. md strong
IN resst the ~iud aims, and heavy weights Of
foliage and fruit
z 'ince hees, by proper attention, may be
made TO have straight handsome bottles, and
fine expanding regular tops, ius tsad of the
crooked, craggy, proving bGshte. 10 gener
ally cultivated.
II IS also a great mistake 10 Trim the stpms
OF young trees 100 hien, causing them TO shoot
up to premature heights bpcone top-heavy,
aud liable to be blown over, or badly leaned
from their perpendicular aud tue portion /;
which causes them 10 need stalking, aud " log,
whereby they are apt To become ohatpd, and
IN qpently ruited.
Trees in town gardens, which are situated
between high houses nud bnrns, are peculiarly
liable TO misfortune by wind, which is caesed
10 white whiri and eddy about with such
force. ~ often 10 do great damage in all such
cases they should he allowed 10 fend out
limbs lower down, IN regular order, with "a
straight GENRE add handsome shape.
When peach trees gel large and overgrown,
or q" hen they are apparently going backward
from age, they can again be renewed by cut
ting off the whole top, At the collar next TO The
roots, or al the first branching mbs, hen
great quantity OF shoots will put out and form
handsume cInmps. aud bear well indeed il is
the Pennsylvania method of servug trees for
well cultivated kinds should DE cut above The
gralf. Prune all trees al the opening VI the
bud, and il you wish to be nice about J.,
cover tue cut with graters wax tar or oil
paint.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

PORTUGAL.

There ia nothing of ,nrorest brought by ,hif
arrival In relation 10 the particular poiitlon oil
Don Miguel II, sill placed his refusal to
answer thu demands the Ff"nch government
on the gronnd that The consul was iaeompeien,
10 mako lhem but expressed his intention OF
treating through his old allies who, ~ is ration.
ally believed, will do nothing on bis behalf
Two more Portuguese vessels had been cnp,ui.
cd by the French squadron, but were subse.
quenfly released.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS

5000 Poles. cut his way through 10000 Rus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
LATER FROM ENGLAND


The Brush buque Mary Catherine. arrived
nj Charlfston 90 Friday, from Liverpool.
whence she sailed on Ihe ldh Feb, briogiop
London papers OF tho evening Of the 18TH. and
Liverpool papefs OF the l4th
This arrival furnishes nothing from III. Con.
,inent later than by h" Clemaiis ut Boston.
FLOUR. says ibe Liverpool Pdce cmreu,
OF tn i2tn, was in iimiied demand ri fill
prices - \ letter oftte l2,h SAYS, Flour !.
Id 6rmle a 35s., aud there are IA IRE bnyer1
than sellers ot The best brands ut that price "
We have heen favored with ibel Liserpooi Al
bon Of The 18th Feb. Ohe latest paper brou.i,
by ibis arrival eootaining the speech of the
Chnncelhr Of thu Esehequef on presenting the
Budget 10 Parliament The reduction OF the
duty on Tobacco must occasion an extension af
IT, consumption in Britain, and eonseaAeu,ly
prove adyaoisecous 10 the psn,.rs aud MeT-
chants engaged IN the trade.
Government, had announced their intention
oi reducing he duty ON tobacco our bnu raw
l'om 81 10 l.. CD, and manufactured from,
% % l.. 0i.--Al.o oil increasing b. duty l..
ID. on raw CosDn, aud allo~,pg Id per II
drawback on tue eIpof,aton OF Cotton Roodt-
Ia consequences OF the propo,ilioo Of IN.
Chancellor Of the Esch iel, 10 iaya duty of
one prnny POI pound Oh all raw cotton. i'm
p1rlrd. With n drawback duty To the same -,
mount on all manufactured cotton eipor,sd !,
viii he srsn nv Reference 10 letters under Tho
oonncreial head. that he IA" srtiele had nd
vsnccd J5i IA lha Llyrtpool market
LIVERPOOL. FEB Ia. MI q ConnelInnd
the other tfasttsris hasr, viii be s-en bv he
intelligence which we nseu IN ano,h.,
Inmo, pleading guilty 10 III fourteen G,.t
counts -, ,Le indStDtni which had been n,,
! tered aga,ast tnrm. Thus Nil speculation win
| regard Ia the lssnr Of The TRIALS I, AZ a., end
The ua,-lse,s have, by their plsn fully Nd.
m,ued tia, Lord Aogrrey was rgh md ill.,,
they were wrong We suspect. rom Nh, wsv
~ which the trIal has gone oil, that the VIM,
Is lhr result Of n compromises between III, ,r..
,ersers and thu G"yrrnmrn'. Agitation. i, Tor
the present, NJ mn end, aud the Viceroy'. IT.
uu,ph over Mr.. oConnell complete
The great question oi r.L,fin was To bava
been brought ior~afd ~ Parliament on tne Ia,
OF March, by Lord Joln BfnsseH. wrh the u.
unanimous hpprObauaD oil The G0verntn,nt
Allh"ugh not cabinet minister, he was srlef.
| ted for the task on account Of his agsidno,. nd
voeqc) oil the cause IN nniasoratle times.
| IHefe Hppesfs 10 have been 10 regular fob
ting between the Russians and Poles, A lew
upill"g skrm'shes had taken place, ah,ol, were
altogether OF nsise IAN the psft of "a. Pole
they having made ineur.on, into the iiu..,au
| 'en'lory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

TYlRGlNiA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks office
ofthe Hastings Court OF lynchburg, the 18th day OF
march, is3i.-lames D.. Watts. guardian OF Thomas
Johnson, Plaintiff ag ainst Archibald Lewis, William
Buckingham, Xachariah Cochran, John Jordan, Camp
bell Franklin, Samuel Miller George Wyford, Samuel
Anthony Lancaster a. Marsh, Samuel Steel, Samuel
Burch and Alonson Wiuston Defts
IN CHANCERY
The defendant Archibald Lewis, not having enter
~ his appearance and given security according
tothe aet OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
NV w., an inhabtant of this country 1t rs ordered
@ 'e sad defendant do appear here on the first day
Tue June Court and answer the bill the plain
i' ana that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper printed inthe town OF
t ,for two months successfully and posted 4,
"s"ont door of the courthouse in the said town.
ACopy-Feste,
Narch4 ,on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

Rules kelden in the Clerks ohlcs
" ufthe IIusings Court ofi,ynchhurg the I'm gay OF
March Ig3l-R lchard Wright Pltf. against Maurice
MGarI4nd, f iJah DAVIS, Samuel Garland, Samuel X.
nAyies Beverly Davies Elijah Fletcher, John Purvls,
and Benjamin Noryeli, Executor OF Spencer Noriel,
deceased
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant EiiJan Davis, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act oil
Assembly aud tic rules of this court aud it appearing
by satisfactory evdeuc that he is not an insab,tan'
ni this country II ordered that the said defendant
do appear here On the first day of June Court next
aad answer thotill of the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed the town of Lpnchbarg for two months sue
eevcy and posted tire front door of the courthouse
IA tire SAID towu. A copy--reste.
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
Aprll4 win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

soAIE At AUCTION --On Tuesday, 9Th
~ nrI 1871, If fair, If not the nest far day
hhds. Sugar
Is bags COFFEE, Cheese
30 kegs N.il:, assorted sizes
~ cases Spo"s
3 cases Fur Hats
7 bales Domestic Sheeing
. 40 bales Cotton Yarn, high numbers
Clnth and Casimeres
CaIicoes and Cam5rics
Britannia Ware
Watches OF the FIRST rate
Chicks and great many other Goods
TERMS.-l months for SUM Of 800; under,
Cash JOHN CARROLL,
Aucti0neef
March ST. -
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T., ROPER, WI. ID.

4curccon Dentist, Of Phltddetphld.
~ E,PECrFULLY informs the ch'zsn. OF
~ Lynchbnrg aud ii. vicm'v, ,hat he VIII
be ready to practice in the lin" OF his prolrs-
SION, on the Oh Ut April, at the Franklin Hotel
where lie will remain for Que week only oshs
his lat visit TO the Sohtb.
NIL Roper proposes setting the Terra
H,taNic Teeth invented Ivy him, beins f'r
pre(.rable to all corruptible artificial teeth for
beauty aud durability, ~ they are not inferior
10 any ever Invented.
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

WnuiNiA-tta Court held for the county Of Char
F. ,o, n The 9Th da5 OF March, l53l.-Wiam A.
''' Iiaihtf, against George w. Deaton, defendant
IN. IN CHANCERY
.r,a.I' ueiendlnt George W. Deatou not having
hy % ms appearance according to the act of Assem-
ny asa the rules of this court sad it appearing to the
oil Tie court that ne is inabitan of this
5rr ~ @ motioa of the plaintiff, by counsel, IL Is
.,onday in Juno next, and enter hi, appearance and
nin, a. 1 paia bill, and give security for peror-
oI 'o decree OF the court. aud copy of this
town o. Inserted III some newspaper printed in the
po.,ad hy "c ibufg,fo two months successiyey and
.r,, Ne front door Of the court house, il the sand
SCopy--Toste,
April "iN9Lo" AoeiNeoS, u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

,,.senr Of passfag-rs. = car : -.
sna s" 10 be- %, upon II - 'hrss 81 i"nt wee,
pecisd 20 " NH probably be completed II"
lane or July neni.
Rail Road aassss s. '"" "%'
the haF' pah,lsdelphla Chronicle will mole idi-
y @Pi hooks 10 receive subscriptions 10 ~.
yn Rail Road Company were openeu
No', ,naToins al nine o'clock, at the Ci'y no
i",' r,,;,d beIow Arch s,eeet A great mum
, ,s 81 persons were in waiting and Tue Tue, rue" VI,
ga. more violent than al, 'hms Oh 'he MN ,,.
" .,en si.ce old Cooke was playing AZ 'aF
n'a..,,, street THEATRE, when coats anu Oreec"z
=. ns.d 10 he torn 10 iatters every other NOR
-. Tn. door of tue hotel. we are 'o'''
.s. .hronse1 a, .rvra o'clock b, rsfios',
mo of whom had waved ,be'e s'ncr Tue oa""
vi day" -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

n G. ~ r. COCHRAN have on hand
ia such an assortment Of Fancy Goods, ms
they believe ia not surpassed by any other in
this country 10 variety aud selection. Compr,
sing the following articles in Csn'oa, French,
Italian aud fancy BRUSH Goods:
Black anj colored Italian Lus,r,nss, imitation
plain and changeabls do
Black, colored and chaogeable Gre de Naples.
figured de- in great variety
Colafed chAogeable, black and blue black
Marcellines
Cd black and colo, ed Bomba zines
Crepe de Lyon, plain and figured Mandsrine
Plain aud figured Poplins, Agef,nes, Palma.
rines. of the newest styles
French Prints, aud GiDghams and FoulsId
Muslins
Pongres aud many other articles Cor Ladies'
dresses
spia.lfed and Pongee. Gag aud Basdsnna
Hdkfs.
eros de Naples. Gaae and Grape Hdkfs and
Scarfs
Silk and Kid Stocks and fancy Cravaw
Black aud colored Italian Cravais and Imia
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and fIorseskin Gloves
Gros de Naples and Gause Garoiiure Ribbons
Cap aud Bet do, Of the newest styles
English aud French Silk Hose and 4 Hose, EN-
bro,dered aud open work do
Linen Csmbrics, and Cambria Hapdkerchiefs
Black aud eolored French Grapes, Worsted
Barge. brown Cotepaly. &c.
Sewing Silks aud 1 lists, fancy Buttons, Hooks
aud Eyes, &c. &c.
WIZ also have an extensive sssor tnent oil
Lace Goods. consisting OF
English BoDbiuei, Gymp and Thread Laces
and Edg'n Caps, Chpes. Pelerines, Cbemi-
zeI,s, black aud white Lase Veiis snd Shawls,
with a complete assortment IA, Cd, IA AND
Sd rhbtt and Merno Shaws. Cashmere aud
McIino Long Shawl, &c. &c.
A, q. Il +. &. have selected their stock With
a particular reference to the soatbern and wes-
tern market, and as they will add to heir. ms
sortment constoniiy as fresh Goods arrive their
stock will be Kept up throughout the year Ali
Of whirh they now offer for sale al law prices,
aod On the MOST 1.-The al terms. they respect
fully invite purchases 10 call and examine
their stock. orders vii be promptly e1egpit.
with care an tinli'y
New York. Jan T. w3mif
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TO WIN 10 rs.

<ef WILL sell. at auction, on Credf oil twelve
months, n the market house. on Saturday
next the 9th in 81 four half acre lots the Hill
near the junction of the Forest Road and ar"
Of the Turnpike the situation j. handsome
,.d desirable. LORENZO NORVELL,
Surviving partner OF q. X. l. N'rvell.
Aprii4 Z'ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
OBITUARY.

II In the Vuglnian OF The 28,h March, on
obituary notice wa, published announcing ,h.
Heath OF Mrs. Phebe Shelton consort of Capt.
John Shelton" which, we ara informed, was
erroneous. II should have been stated thus .
Mrs.. Phebe n Shelton, tonsort Of Capt Thomas
Shelton.
DIED, at her residence, in Piusylvsnia
county, oa thr 9th March, 1881, Mrs FOLLY
BLAIR, vile OF Capt JAMES Blair, aged 90
wears. Sh" has lett eonsolmg evidences 10
her husband, children aud iri.nds of her hap-
by reception, al tue ,igh hand OF the Malcs,,
on high.
nj her fathers residence in Franklin
county, on Tuesday morning the 22h OF March.
1881, Mss SARAH SEMpLE, aged % wears,
] month aud - days-third daughter Of Capt.
John Semplr, nj pulmonary consumption.
Were not 81 very common 10 euloe ~ the
deceased, much might he said in praise OF TIN,
'nnsb'e young lady but let this suffice, sh,
possessed all that the heart could desire o
me eye look for IN u wonan--alas
- The winds rushing
y Jew the leaf that j. searps,
The Hover soonest 10 iadr
That ~ full bloom is the nearest
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>a',$1s1e&s

Ltgniaiurs The Enquirer 81 the Sl.i, con
jrcinrss that the Legislature will sdjoals 10 IL
or 90 days.
he bill ordering n new survey oil james
River has pa.-ed the II. of ID "a motion for It's
'n1s flute pos'ponement having failed, 30 to 81.
In thu serlats. the Judiciary ball is still W..
der discussion. Mr.. Morgsn's substitute was
rejected by majority Of one, and the bill re-
comm tiled. with instructions TO IN. coinmitee
10 report bin with only 10 Judges, instead of
%. as proposed by the ". of Delegates.
The Bank Robber ar shsnded.--A man pa
med Edward Smith Inns been arrested in N.n
York, charged with the Ists robbery of tb. =.
,y Bank, and 8 100, 1913 found in his possession.
Ills wife bas also heen put ia eonGnsmeni,
though she denies Ill knowledge of the irsns.
action. One account says Smith is native o.
Charleston. s. c. /, aud another that he Is "a
Ing ,shnan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
CASTOR Nn.

81 BARREL ; hes, Cold Pressed nerican
% Castor OIL. just received ON consignment
from the manufacturer, and for sale by the
gallon or barrel. by SAM BIZ ahhE9.
March 81
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enoths person to read ~ which cate .leep
viii very gs"etally take place, especially " the
subject Ia qursnen Is nVI one OF much lutte
rcsi -,
We would respectfully sugges, that the erpr :
rimea be tried siih the editorial atI,olr. Of the
k'ehmcnd Enquirer. II they are not seponGc
enough, the only remedy Is opium.
IL We are glad To perceive that pamphlet
in defsion of,he Bible sud Rel gious Worship.
lately written and published by DR.. Cooper,
has excited considerable enquiry, and no, less
Indignation. in South Caroline. PARENT, VIZ
should think. would feel great re iuotsnee in
educating their Children in a seminary of which
such man is President, whatever may he it, H..
rrary advantages. In consequences of the injuri-
ous tendency which The Doctors continuance IN
Proiessorsb ip must necessarily exercise over
the interest, of the College. We perceive
that an effort, 1--WE hope n successful oae,) will
be made nj the aex, session OF the Legislature
of South Cnrolina, to disp,aet him.
u The arrival of Mas Fanny Wright Is
announced nj Boston, Just from Jamsica. We
would adv Use her TO visit South Caroline, aud
make upa match with DIR. Cooper. They
would have fair opportunity Of testing the
efficacy of their infdel aud su,i-mn,, imonia
principles. III conducting 10 iireside felicity,
u The proceedings AZ the dinner given 10
Mr.. Webster in New York. arc contained In
preceding columns. Some Of the papers con.
tanned rirf abstract Of his speech, delivered
on the occasion, which we have omitted, pre-.
fetr,ng to sait few days until II ia reported
NJ length. Il Is said 10 have been a most
splendid effort.
n We have copied, this morning brief
but lucid article oo the subject of the late de i.
csion al the Supreme Court, on thu Cherokee
case from the National iutelliepncer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

~ Mr. Ri chs denies most emphscally
the a lleg non Of one Of his Calhoun, Jackson
friends, III, the Enquirer " is the tool d organ
Of the Van Buren, faction" iHow lovingly, by
the way, these oil co-aborers speak OF eaCh
otberD We will endorse Mr.. Rs denial.
Wha, course he may be disposed TO take be-
tween Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Van Buren,, is one
thnIg--what he may beeompeh.d to do, in or
der tv avoid being in minority, is qune ano.
Their He would even advocate the cause oil
Cure" il that would place him in the ranks
of the trio pphsnt party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

u The Georgetown Gazette. says, " We
have heard Of some Of the acts Of MI Kendall,
which Will probsbIy he brought To light ere
long. g. e.hibu him in worse point OF view, il
that be possible, than he has ever vet appear
ed lie canno, be injured in our estimation
---no W. presume in the opinion Of the public
generally. pu,rd csresse cannot be tender
ed more offensive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
WARD ) OFFICER

WARDS OFFICE I
Aprd 4Ih 1881.
The ioloving nre the drawn numbers tor The
Inion Canal Lottery, 6tn class, drawn al fhiI-
ndelphia on the Goth March,
IA 81 3 81 o. 50 "a.
Renew your priz $ in the 9th Dismal Swamp
i, ,tcry, the drawing of which viii he receV'
=, to.uurrow AT WARDS OFFICE.
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\eOrICE-- lie mountaineering at ihr.LyncL'
NJ burg Hose Company will be held a, The
,@n,,,oo,se, o. tuesday Evening, the 9th inst,
- o'clock, nj which tine Tie eleet'en OF VI
';o.rs for ,he ensuing wear will take place, and
liner business Of Importance will be laid be
,nrs the thr Company. punctnAI attendance Is
.,,r,. ~ requested JOHN THURMAN,
pice PreShdenf.
April q IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

u The Columbia Is. C Times pte,ends 10
think tina, Virginia is IN favor oil the NaIiGca.
lion doctrine. Fudge MOI in the proper
ton Of 10 900. Even Mr. Richie would say
to rh.e Columbia editor E" lay not this catering
unction TO your SOUL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

CT The Fredericksburg Arena notices the
fact. ~ an instance OF moral ratrihution, that
Amos Kendall, who is nov employed in assai
ing the reputation, and backenlug the cbarac.
ter Of Mr. Calhoun, owes his Office Of Fourth
Auditor To the casting pote OF Nj. Z. 10 Vice
President. Nr. Z. contributed, by that vote,
to elevate II man, who, whatever may he his
capacity, mad shown himself 10 be possessed
OF base an! groveling @ina-sho stood be
fore the public IN the attitude OF "a con vlcIed
migrate, an urtfnl hypocrfe. and an avaricI ous,
hireling calDmniaior. And, 1ith a knowledge
Of these taots, Mr.. Calhoun, by his single vote,
placed him IN AN honorable aud responsible
oflica--in situation, where. asexpeI ieic. has
since proved he became enabled to wIpak his
vengeance and pour bis malice on whomsoev-
er he dee med hi. foe" Who can rnnrmur,
then. wh'n be turns hi. poisoned fang, against
Mr. Calhoun himself. nov that he Is indepen.
dent OF his vote and dependent on those whose
interest it is To deslroy n rival IN the V ice Pre-
sident2 And who so fl tool for such dry
work rs Amo, Kendall tie ~ b. base in
deed, when his friend Duff Green dubs him
II 7 AN UNGRArEFUL HyrocRirE.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

From The Richmond Hhis, AprR
IL Inc news by tbe aIrivsisf Cbnriesiou
gave spur to our FLouH Market yesterday.
which had previously been very dull, Mt SO IL
and sales Of about ,5UO bbls were made nj
50 l.9a6 Id.
Tobacco is more aoimand, but yi,bou
change 10 price.
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TO MERCHANTS. PHYSI-
CLANS AND THE rUBLxC
GENERALITY.
NEW ARRIVALS OF
NE IN % II G T nc ~ = q

DC. &c. Tor sale whoiesdie Ut retail
1000 lbs. Glauhers Salts
1000 do. Epson do
bo0 bottles Castor Oil
2u0 lbs. Lump MsRnesa
90 Powdered Rhubafb, sup.
% Root do do
10 Sugar Lend
i50 spirit ilartshorn
loo Spirits NiIe
400 Calomel
90 Powdered Jalap
800 Cream Tartar
lot aun Camphor, Superior
90 Powdered Columbo
p Root do
80 Super Carb Soda
80 1arlnrie Acid
90 Spanish Flies
90 Calcined Nagnesia :.
Old Madeira Wine
do Put do
do Claret do
do Malaga do
champagne do
so bcxes Window Glass
6o0 lbs Race Ginger
2oo Ground do
90 W|er, assorted COLOURS snh sizes
Uihein boxes
900 Gum Sh.llac
400 Aqueforlis
6p Bcs, Turkey Opium
25 Nu,megs Superior
300 gals. Sweet OIL
1000 lbs. Roll Birthstone
2O0o White Chalk
2uOo Spanish Whiting
loo Paris Whire
b0 Chrom Red, IA new nr'ic'',)
100 DO yellow
1000 Sal PHre
3 no Alum
5000 Gpppefas
5000 Stick Logwood
1000 Ground do
1000 Stick. Fusiic
1000 Ground do
1000 Putty
lO0p Lnmn Blnck
$40 on vtrol
700 Dry White Lead
~ d Spanish Brown
lOno Venetian Red
900 Red Lead
Linseed OIL full SUNNY
r"",a IN o., Gall kind. 10 USE
Dry Paints do do
100 lbs White Mustard seed
FRENCH Brandy genuine
Green and Black Teas
hcompIete assortment ofWatcr & Velvet coils
Nladdcr
spanish Floa, Indigo
Madras lndigo. in squares. new a,,,ele
! Spirits rurpcnt,ne
! Alcohol
| 100 gross assorted YAH
Druegis $ shop Bottles
! Noriars aud pesilss
Nelli"'s Cough Drops
| Andersons do
| Lannon'S do
| De Lhmohrrat's do
| Liquid Ink superior
Red aud BnCk Ink Powder. snperior
| a complete assortment of S,,,,caI io.,r,
| meats
compete a.of'ment of Painters Brushes
aud Sash Tools
complete assortment Of Sweeping Brushes
90 do Struollng do
large assortment OF Camel halr Brushes
u" Il" Making do
do do Velyet do
An assortment oi Brushes for marking Tobacco
! or Cotton
large. assortment of White wosh grushe.
u" DO hearth and dnsing
Brushes
do do Table Brushes
n "" do Clothes aud Hat
Brushes
do do Flesh aud Shoe
! Brushes
| 10 do Varnishes MI kinds
in use
An assortment ofPortrait Tools
hehned or Gall for rendering water colors
! more permanent and behulilul--new.arli-
! Gle
| NJ The secret remedies
| AIltfe Patent Me0hines in use
All the new Medicines
i"g r,ner with ngJen variety OF other goods,
"",eh al dealers are respectfully invited 10 call
anu '1amIn'. All of which | am dctermined
10 sell on as good terms any other tlons. IN
Virginia. Howell vTU9.
Main Street Lynchinrg.