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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
Eriratt, selected fer Tie Virgiaiou.

The business of school teaching is trying wea.
rlsonle and srieyoos beyond description; and re-
qHircs n mind of iuore than ordinary frmn,ss, pm
ucncc md intelligence and disposition, sweet, sf-
feconate and anlable. Common men arc not fit
for all &C 'upaion demanding peculiar and varied
qualifications, physical, mental and moral But
as long rs parents look more to cAeapneSS than TO
cdp'cifg. they must expect that the worthy and
competent will be driven out of the profession by
merc ad"entulers who underchafge them-,l.mi-
slnrtrctn thing, and performing Hoi1iug There
should he ample inducements, bhh profit and res
probability offered TO the first men of the age, to
embark IN the cnttrprtzc OF Instrucling youth hun
which there Is none more noble and important
Upon II hangs the character of generations II
sscfencc itself built upon all other sciences II
strange that performer at concert sometimes
Tor Singing sony, receives IA large proportion Of
the sum which years sabpnr in this utefui toll
VIII barely supply 10 another gifted with talent C.
ducnl'on, and virtue. This subject is, we trust
destined to be illustrated by ADLER pens than ours
and to occupy more nj the public attention than i.
has ever done before.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
MlSCELLA NEOUS.
From lie Portland Courier.


Dow"insviIle in the State of Maine, This to be
sent Ivy my old friend the editor OF the PouIsn d
Courier, with ea,e andsspted
PniLAp,lrnlA, June 10, 1888.
Dear IHee Joshua We are coming Oh full
chscl We been trying ever since we started to
get n chance 10 write a little 10 you; bu when
we've been on the road could MT catch my brcat
hardly long enough 10 write my name, we KEEP,
| lylns SO fast aud when we m re any stop there
was such II am round Us there wasn't elbow room,
| enough for Il muskcetnr TO turn round witiou,
knocking his wings off.
| I'm Al 'aost afraid nov wa sh IL get to Dawn ling
vile before this letter does, So that sail be like
| ly to catch you in the suds before you think OF
| IT. But understand thers ID a fast mail goes on
that way, and mean to send il by thai, so I'm in
| hopes that you'll get ii time enough to have the
| chren's faces washed and he nd, oonbcd, a nd the
gals get on their clean gowns And f Sergeant
Joel eo"!d have time enough 10 call out my oh.
| Do~n,ngvbc Company and get their uniforms
brushed ups little, and cone down the ror'l far
! rs your new barn To meet us there's nothing that
would please the President better As for v.ctuas,
most any thing wont conc aniish; rs hun
gry as bears after travelling hundred miles n day
a lllte fried pork and eggs or pot ofbakcd bean,
and an Indian pudding would suit much better
Dian the soft stuff they give us here III these great
| cities.
"e !e''"en' "o"''i III thlss seem" you 'o' any
mug y. VA '"e "o''o am IN VII go 10 DOWNING
''''c II nc ha'' eSs ana afin' enoas"' i' when he
se's 20 ro'''"nu 10 c"'y nm sh'ie' h" Tor ie"f
'"} '''s Sn"u'u hsi'fen ma ne shou'a ~ be ah'c
" come you mac pt'e' "'a'' US III fo'u'no' say
apoo. ,he -+n'' an" men you can go UP 10 Down-
ns,','c WIN US YOU Know.
This travelling with the President is capital fun
after all, # II was mt plnguy ircsonie We come
''''o n.''."'o'e Oh " 'e"' roae anu new over the
srouh" IKE harfyc"ne. ihtfe Is nj a morse IN
nus country 'hAt eouu Keep up WIN US, II ne
s'iou'u 20 ul'o" 'he e''"n cup, h'h we got TO
.''','''o'' '"e N"e''s "'is "'''o Az" ''hs as ''cN
10 "'1 ,,,' Ie we u""" y" ysa' swamp ih.Fc we
o"o ''." 10" ~ !" ',' ',' 't' UP i"o'""
Mug ana thought me 'o'hs locked al A'm ana
."o "p''.' "''u' "S ''en as Tue o'a al me ana
''e ''s''',, give 'ns ifes'oen' Wink th"'
'ic ih''' now was taxing INC sumo OH us 1T
NC 80 VIC co"''o"cu we "onla nj nave NINA III our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

MANS Huse has opa Cn,tl> In the case
Of trial in New York, for assault and battery, on
the keeper Of drinking house, the Court held tina,
II II person IS ordcsed ont of anothers house he
must 20, " neither he is right or wrong, la any dis
cusslon which i've, rise 10 the order. The owner
put hin. out aud Is authorised To make US. Of
as much force may bc necessary TO force hun from
the premises.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

has beer III. II # Providence to tHke from ne
what lie a, hrst was pleased TO Tend me--my wife
and youncet child but trust my urspeakable loss
and severe eleilnn Is their great gam nnd eroast
ing happiness. Ny lutte boy is yet alive, AMI do
ing well. According 10 promise viii give you as
correct a statement ofthe colony as am able. On
Colony may say Is - a f1nrishins state bn
you'll he much more So. were The c0lonsts ~ gen
oral entefprlzmg an1 industrious, As Ia the
healihincss of the climate cannot much recon-
mend Il TO strangers but tic natives are she heal h
lest people ever saw and eycu the settlers, When
they got through the fever, nre equally healthy
as the natives So thai cannot say that the CLIMATE
is unhealthy to any bat strangcrs. l. myself, al
though have been al tic point Of death, on,oy n
present better health Than dad m America W.
have in Modroyin, one Neth,lit an,it0o 3apt,sl
Clutches, and soatiy o. Protestant Episcopal
ans aud presby loflans who for the want 81 suit
able buildings ,rc compelled 10 hold their meetings
~ the Court Houses and public School Houses.
There are TIVE ofiel MstApJtst Churches ia The col
ony--ono at Caldwell and the other at MiI.sburg
There IS also nm Episcopal Society Mt Caldwell
who arc also compelled Tor the want ola house Of
worship, To hold thef nsetinss in u School House
A Missionary Society WIS very lately formed, nj
tended by goollg number OF person. who hope
viii he the means u doug much good to the sur
rounding tribes Of natives The Sunday School
was very much dsofgan2 ID until the Methodist
Missionary who has lntey arrived here, ,n,ereeJed
N behalf II Sunday Schools, & pat them in order
and within a lew Sabbn,bs past, the School hna
been very well attended
But there il still enough to do the greatest part
Of The Sunday scholars are chldren aud there Is a
crcnt number Of adults aud natives who are des
rous to learn. therefore propose to open school
myself nrst Sabbath chiefly for the luStrttcton Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
Frsm TIC .\cw York american Of ynnc IL.

From TIC \ep YORK american Of ,June IL.
Ue1 Point.-The annual examination Of the
Cadets at this institution terminated Friday
last and in the afternoon of that day the Corps
marched into camp, in which they remain until Ia,
September.
The very thorough nature of the examinations
ut this institution which occupy, as we have be-
fore said, from twelve to fifteen days nine hours
each day,) have justly rendered them aliko remar-
kable rad interesting. No, less so are the accura-
cy and extent ofthc knowledge acquired by the Ca
diets and sure we are, that no fair minded persons,
however previously prejndiced against the Militia
ry Acaacmy could witness the results. as dis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Morrill,, June 2L
S"ieide.-A most distressing event occurred on
Wednesday, the particulars of which were, in
brief, as follows Mr.. Mathew G. Gilbert, a car
penter by occupation, and superior workman, =
the heed ofa mmily-havns a wife and I'VE are
nformeJ) SIX children, put e1,efioi 10 his exist
enee by cutting his throst, in his own chamber,
@hife IN state OF dc, alisement produced by in
temperance. He was native Of Mathews ooun-
~, iut served bis apprenticeship and has since re-
snied IN this town. Mrs. Colbert, welearr, was
on visit to her friends in Mathews al the ,imc
whilher the corpse was Yesterday sent in the pack
ct for nierment il IS u remarkable coincidence
TIN, this bloody deed was committed in The same
house, and III the very room IN winch Dagaudctte
was bnichercd'by the ruians Castano and Gar
cia in 1921. ihrGil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.


write iow lines 10y Roanoke, to urge YOU to
come oat TO Liberia The country exceeds WIN,
anticipated while in America. II is rich, and a.
bounds IN tropical iruits-i, yields large return o
the laborer. The climate is delightful and the heat
no, near SO oppressive in our summers and hsr.
vesting The breeze blows here every day
and aInisht find a blanket adds to my comfort,
man can get living and make money here IN
various ways as IN the United States, hy uado oil
farming, &c. | am intending to uy farming
ltyou come at all, come soon the earliest settlers
We think, will have the best chance. NV family
is all well, and send their respects to you Remem
Der me TO all inquifng tten Is. Yours, &c
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

The Father NJ Raitte Stose,.--We saw ale,-
ter yesterday to a respectable gentl.men row On a
visit 10 this city, from Arkansas. in which an ac-
count IS given of the capture and destruction of a
Rattle snake, whose circular dimensions equal ed
those of IA mans lhigh-hs length - not stated
He carried mr. oar rdtics, and button (tc ter
mlnaiing rntilc) measuring IL inches in length
This Father Of Rstllcsn axes was killed about two
miles from Fort Smith, by soldier.
Ptifadel. H,a!d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Barking IF Digs he Il sun IF CiriH-aiien-
Dogs IN the state of nature never bark they sim
ply whine, howl, and grow this explosive noise
is only found an'ons those who are domestoa,ed.
sonn'ni speaks the shepherds dog in the wlds
OF Egypt, as not having this faculty and Colum-
bus foend the dogs which he had previously carried
20 America 10 have lost their propensity to bar
king. [Gardincr's Vusic nj yaiurc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
From ne Corresp 'mdcntofMe Portland 4!rcrtise,
GUIANDOI,IE lXirrin,n y Nh IL

rioW heCoFTep IndchkOf Tie Portland .f!rcrtiser
GUfANDOrTE, (Vrgina,) May Is.
am upon the win. again-oncc more il, Old
Virginia, =" tho land OF lost gods and godcsses"-
whose Western borders and whose valley | want
TO look at as have already run over a part on
the other side of the mountains There are four
routes from Cincinnati, northward one by way Of
the Lakes, which do not take, because now |
have not time, after lingering so long in the GODS
OF Alabama, among the Creeks-another b, way
OF fntsbnrg across to Philadelphia.-a thirdly
way OF Wheeling The most rapid and fourth
tins way, by Guyandoue-up the Kanawha-
and across the Aleghanies, which take. because
II Is the most interesting IN many respects to tray
ehefs, who seek TO sec more Of old Virginia. her
manners, her customs, her feelings her poii,ics
and her improvements NV travelling nceua;n-
lance, Mr. Ticlawney, of whom spoke in for.
mer letter from Georgia, md with whom by chance
and impulse have travelled, ACROSS Georgia AL
ALBANIA through Louisiana, by the Mississinp,
anu OHIO, as far as Cincinnati, now fingers aon,
10 the Lakes, to see at the Springs the multitude
'ha' by anu by will gather ,he.c,-thencc to Cana.
ID ana thence Southwark, as cold weather comes
on SO as'o give fair look u, our institutions
our people and our prospects, You will rccolec,
INK nc WAS one Of the mes. intimate friends Of By
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

played n, these annual examinations without
feeling aud syo.ios that II is most valuable, and
IN every sense thoroughly national institution.
The class graduated ibis year consists Of Is the
class entering, of about TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Fetal 1F,aV-iNr learn that dispute took
place on Friday Last, bel accn Nv men IN Verona.
\. y. which result Il IL the death of one of them.
The names and particulars We do not leara hst
understand that the dispute nrose about some ma
terlh evIdencc gwen in al the recent trial of the
Rev p. h. Avery. From words they proceeded
to blows, y IN the scule one threw the Other down
aud enquirod ii he would he tic, he 10 be let
up, to winch he received an affirmative ans"ef-
both then got up-thc underno,t Immediately
drew his knife and inflicted a fatal wound IN the
abIomen of the other, which caused his death IA
the course OF a few hours iIca Observer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

the in'c rains This 10 a serious sncafvesisncc L,
Alany persons, considering that a month at least
must elapsr, before the water ban he lei IN again.
The bouts now cone down as far as the Armory.
traig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

An attempt was n1aie, about miie thus SIDE Of
Bladensburgh, 10 rob the great northern mail that
was despatched from, the Post dice of this city OF
the morning OF the 10Th (nlghl of the lSth.) The
straps TO the rear boo: OF the mail coach were So.
vcrcd with knto the canvas bags which were
the only mtll bags placed therc were cut and tie
packages containing no other matter than pamph-
| lets and new spapers, were broken opan. The IN
jurcd condition Of the boot was discovered at Ba-
dcnsbutgh, AMI IN pst OF the MI matter recover ed
and taken ON 10 Baltimore, at which place the mail
arrived, Notwithstanding this unusunI detention
IN time to connect with the steamboat for philadel
phia.
The mail driver on the ordinary line, who came
into tins CITY from Baltimore early on Yesterday
morning, picked up in the road, and brought back
the packages of pamphlets and newspapers, (aboul
h'lt bushe III quantlty) not discovered the night
before.
| The letter mi, was we'll secured in the boot I'M
der the drivers seal where il should in every IN
stance be carried In consequence, the villains ms
| scd their chpecied booty
A reward Is offered by the POSTUM ,er of this
| city for the apprehension Of the dcpreduors.
| R-r. 1imoihV Flint The Literary community
of Nc" Yorh is likely to receive valuable acqui-
s'tion IN the person whose name appears above
lie is now ON his way from Cincinnati, to assume,
among other duties, the editorial conduct of the
knIckerbacker, provided his health, which is fec
bic, shall be lnvisoratcd by the Atlantic air.
| Lexington, Ia. jane % We have the pleas.
ure Gtiniormms our readers thattt survey and loca
ton OF the road through the mountain from the head
of the Blue Ridge Canal To its lower extremity has
been completed by Col William Paxton, the eng j.
neCr employed 10y the Governor for that purpose
and ti.at the location has been so advantageously
made as 10 justify the belief that C; n be construct
ell tor Il sum less than the amount appropriated by
! the Legislature, VIZ nlns thousand dollars
| We understand that the distance will be nine
! miles, and the grade If ascent and descent will no,
| be greater than ID degrees The report and sur.
vey have been transmitted to the Governor at Rich.
mond, so that we may hope for the early accom-
p"shment OF the work Union.
THE CROPS.
| Oar gram harvest has commenced, and ever.
| days development furnishes additional evidence
| that our wheat crops have been seriously affected
| by the weather. We believe that no more than n
halt crop Of wheat will be galhered.-The crops of
rye, oats and grass, will be unusually abundant
and the corn in general, looks promising. 10
! Pichmond June 2l.-The water has been mart;
ally let off from the Basin, in consequence of n
threatened breach in the embankment opposite the
New Mill. building by Nv. CAsyac, caused by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

exhausted and he bad been directed 10 this and
other cities of the Union witt. The view of obtain
ing an increase Of funds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Much IS said about " Yankee notions, bnl wher,
shall VIZ go TO find match for their notions of gen
crosby ~ isrk .4duocatc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Tn Iynchburs Vrgipian asks Il il be possible
that John Randolph of Roanoke fra tefn2ed with
" The great bug-bear fcderalis' the editor ofthe
n itlonsl Gazette Nlr Randolph WAS Intimately
connected with greater bug bears, OF tn kni dn-
ring the war with Great Britain. He was OF "a,
Royal George mess ut Georgetown gave ltptu,
King preference over all olh5r politicians lived
and acted with Hanson and C;rosycnor and frntet-
nizei, almost exclusively, with to- pfuclp,l al
vcrsares fthe administration. lis Speeches IL
gninst the were received aud reprinted VA
Great Britain MS the strongest testimony IN he, ia
vor. Mr. Stevens the author of IL, IA D@snur
edited one OF them on lhat account a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Tho Ptoyidrrce Gazette Of the 18th says
Yesterday a oofin came floating up nc river. Il
was picked up by hontnlan, who having exam.
med II 10 his sssf,ctlon, shouidrred it, and mr.
Rcd II away l. attracted no small amount al Gu
rious behoilers anl TO add to the wrclch.dnoss of
the affair the lid of thc coffin was marked with
the name Of the Rev. Ephram X. Avery"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Some Of on, renders will nro,,,Jv rcco,,cc, ,h,.,
m peccnl,rr las, wa no,tc,d tho Jc,o,,n,e from
N,,follf If H., b,,, p,n,.Lo r,,, u',ai -,
Noo,ovi, In ll,s y,,sd =, i,,,r,s,,',', .ai .,.,J
family named Revnold. 6o,, o,n,d,en e,n,,,.
were p,,4eng,r. Tn, 0no,.,o., >t,,n,i,,1 ~ III.
33tb MAY ,antains IN, I.,,,.,s Coca, Al, ~.
nelI, ,ohlsl ,,e a,,I,3.,,,t ~, lu,.. oa.,s,.',
,,,, ,hc r,yo,,lI ,,r.,,,,,, ,,,I, h,y Lo.,, ,,,,
o, T,l,e,la ~ Y Coo, a.,
,,.
~, s'9sh'',,, 'n',"IA "'''h J. 's9''
w., e'''''o. I" y"" request mt ,
,''',''' '.''1''' -, u my ''' '''N"' '''" 10"
az" '''' "'3 ''2 e''"' NY, "m"o'e we oppoi=
'"""y P'''..o 9f toioih " 'oo ROANOKE TO write
c"o'' w. " 7e' i'''S''' P'S''%' OIL = aay
"'' ''''' - '''''1 e'a ny 'Ne "l''h''" 81 'nit
| i"'", wiz ''"''fleo la''e c'n''"r'"he. NOT one
'" wy '''",'s W -" hi.N my ana ny tRe IA
! 'o' VI ''o' ep' hee4'h sun Non1nues WoaSh We dc
"' AP's' u =. ape Il f'b' OF inc rover aml=isof
""G" @Vaee'y e'e' passes ny ne" eohers without
.'.l
nhu' as WIS represented al mono. mat religion
4 Is A'm''tlh5. eha 'htlsllah4 active. There - nj
lh'eth' some iItiit excitement among sinners al
ch'a"eIl anu Mliisonrg We have bapiisis,
Me'hoi'sts, and ffeebY'ornnS here, aud all
seem engaged Al present lrcmon ut Caldwell,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Rtcamond Juae 2l.-The water has been part
ally let off from the Basin, in consequence of a
threatened breach in the embankment opposite the
New Mill. building by M. CAsYal!ic, caused by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

II ia stated in the New York Gazette TINT the
Kew. Nr. A.fRY Is preparing for the pscsr, er-
planaiion which Will entirely exewpl him from all
suspicion that lac was The murderer of Sarah Alniir
Cornell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
SHERIFF PARKINS.

oiiftlf fhNhlNo
We learn from the New York Courier That the
proceedings III the Commission OF Lnnacy, against
this individual terminated Oh Monday in his Ia
vour.
On the par, Of the applicant, rumber of witnes
scs were chilled, who testified to past acts of the de-
ten0lan m their knowledge and 10 their opinion as
10 his sanity founded on such nets.
On SATURDAY evening last the defendant, who,
IN the first stages Of the investigations hid dcolned
appearing, proposed to enter upon his defence pro
v,icd he could be allowed &c conduct it IN person.
and in hisown way, namely, to have his evidence,
which was documentary, read by person IN at
tendance Tor that purpose, aud to intclard II With
| IA running commentary, as occasion should re-
qufci which proposition, aztec objection on
account OF IFS llroguarltyi was acceded 10.
HIS evidence consisted chiefly of correspondence
between himself and several Of the witnesses for
the applicant, at the times to which their tcs.mo-
ny referred. The tact, ingenuity, and accuracy in
regard To facts, &c, which he displayed evidently
made n favorable Impression upon the jury and
yesterday, after the investigation had been resu-
med Tor a shor time, beng informed that ihs APP
IIicahl had no other wincssos 10 produce, they
sSnthrd TO the defendant that II WAS unnecessary
for him to proceed farther He insisted however
upon continuing his defence, he wished 10 meet
, and dispfoye every allegation against him but ii
naIly occededt the wishes Of the jury.
| The Commissioners zach stated their views oil
the case ~ Ia" jury, who after carefully consulting
for tew minutes, returned an ilq,lsition lha,
the defendant was not u lnnalic, but was of sound
'nInd ahd capable oil managing his concerns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
To the People of Amherst County.

YUyHE subscriber takes great pleasure in having
Il il in his power TO otter TO the people of Am
hcrs, Henry c. Atwocds newly invented and
highly approved MACHINE for thrcshins Go
yer Herbs Grass, Rice, Wheat, and other small
Grain The sole and exclusive right TO which, to
MAKE c,nsrue, nse, and ,eaa - others TO be US
ed. within iho limits ofthe conn,y of Amherst. is
vested in the subscriber, by virtue Of purchase
and decd from Mr. Marshall Baylss Of Tonnes
see who has The na,ers Iigiit Of ss.a Machine fol
the State o. Virginia, and who vii exhibit mo
del Of the Machine tho 10th, llth end l2li3 dngs
Of June. at Amherst Court house, whon nd Nhere
a neiformince OF said Machine msy be itnessed
Among the numerous certificates given in appro
baton Of this Machine for lis simplicity, is utility,
and its cheapness, the grea, ad,antagcs Il possess
Is over other Machines oflhs kind Sr It's qualities
OF labor saving and relieving Itself from hard sub
stances and prcssurcs Of any lind-thc names Of
Andrew Jackson, 7. L. s., I. y Cowan. Tsq,
Nelson, VIM. Watcrson, J, II Eaton, Wm
NJ. Bniwoll, Drury Childers JOHN Il. 1llden. ami
Lawson G. Whistler, my be found, md many
others.
The subscriber can with confidence recommend
tbs Machine to the public. Any persons either
Mechanics or Farmers, who are DESTROYS of pur-
chasing individual rights, ready made ma
chimes for hand or horse power, viii apply TO
the subscriber, in Lyochbure, and Dr. James Pow
I'll. Amheis, Courthouse The subscriber viii be
ut Amhcrs, Court house Monday the i7h
Court day, to sell individual rights, or conrac, for
ready made Machines, and viii enlcayor 10 oxh.
bit molel Of tho same on TINT day and on the
rights ofwhch all persons arc forwarn TO infringe.
RIO II GRAY,
Sole proprietor for the county Of Amherst
y B,--For further particulars and testimonials
concerning the Machine, ! fefe, them to Messrs
Richafd Perkins md Paul Jones, Of this ploee, and
DR. james Powell Amhcrs, {. n.
Tune 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

NYl l. spbsc, Der haeiog lrkcn lds old stand, Is
~ pleased to announce 10 the public that he IS
now opening md viii bf pfopsrcd 10 exhibit sn cle
giant assortment of StapIs and Fancy Dry Goods,
on Monday The 18Th ofthe present month. A few
of the pdi5es IS As fooas
Blu black and fancy cold Cloths, blue, black
and fancy Cnsqineres black SIX Velvet fine
assortment of l'rcnch Drilling few pieces Pom
gee do Plaid Drilling ior Gents Pnnteloons !;
Vcsiinps, assorted a good assortment OF Mreonf
Italian l.ucstrinys English G.Wcsiring, "a beau
ful article > black Leynn,inc nnd Snum do ;,
Gros DE Swiss black and cold Gro9 De Sups
cheap, Florrnces ali c6lors; Collcos and Cling
hams 4 French printed Muslns Al and q /
lnckonet, Book aud Swiss Muslins Check cd do ;
lriah Linens mad heniing,; Rsh Blond Gauze
Volts Grape Do Sehin and Docoupe Hnndkfs a
handsome assortment OF Bonnet Ribbons and I.u-
tcstuss do Ladies and Gcnlenens Gloves
ALSO.
a n assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery,
Shoes of various kinds
Fhe assortment IS extensive and was purchased
with srenl care, mud cheaper tLan usual. Custom
ers, both of town aud country, invited 10 call
and examine the articles rs he il dctc, mined To sell
al the most reduced cush prices
ROBERT KYLE.
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