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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
Hardware and Cutlery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

FuyuEO. ROBER rSON & Co. Sign Of The
Il Goiden Anril, ofIcr.a first rate assortment III,
the above line--TWy are now receiving their
SPRING SUPPLY, which renders their selection
equal to any in the State, and which they pledge
themselves TO sell at Richmond prices The differ.
cnce in rent, board &c. between Richmond and
Lynchburg well enabling them TO do so.--They
respectfully solci, oftheir friends and the public
continuance Of patronage heretofore extended to
them.
April 81 IS
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Wholesale and Retail.

DATENT scythe Blades OF every size
Il Mullins do do do do
English Grass do DO do
Bricr Dutch Blades and Reap Hooks
Patent Balances, and great variety Of Other
Goods Just received and for sale at the sign OF the
Golden Anvil. THEO. ROBERTSON & co.
Msva Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

CONYAissiON Husiness.

unIIt; subscriber offers his services to his friends
u and the public as Commission Merchant
His Office is n few doors above the Franklin 1Iot,
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take a few Young La
di,s as Boarlers. Her rooms commodous, and
near some of the best Schools in Lynchburg.
Feb 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

~ ihniNlh.-at rules hell III the clerks Once t '
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancer!', 10
homas Coppedge. jr administrator of Charles
deed. P!tf against William Wiimore, Ambrose "'"
Barnet Moon and Henry Pendleton, Defts
IN CHANCERY. TIM
The Defendant William Wilmore not having ense' = A.
appearances ans given security according TO the a'
semby, and the rules OF this court, aud il arPeas sOa
isactory evidence that he not an iuhubiunt Of 'hr
Try is ordered that the said defendant do appear vii
the first day ofthe next Sept term and answer a sh
.s pa'" apa that cory Of thus order Cs month. sue
eessiyely AND posted at !hs lrgg. de9r Of the s0'
ofths county. Copy-Teste. =. rls,
JOHN THOMPSON .s M
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Er8PRIWG SUPPLY,
E.CANNDN

- y
" AS just opened a new Book and Stationary
IL Store in Lynchburg, next door to Hancock
& Browns.
He will be constantly adding the most approved
and useful works to his present Stock, which en-
braces variety of choice authors on Theology,
History, Biography, Philosophy, Chemistry and
Mathematics School Books, English, Latin and
Greek. Also, Blank Books, elegant Bibles and
Tes.aments (for the pocket,) and large and full
assortment Of Sabbath. School books and tracts,
&c &c.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine for
themselves.
March 81 w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

VYlUGINiN AT rucs holden in the Clerks oice Of m,
" Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery ia, T
county of Campbell, on the day OF February, leh
William II. Fox conpiaina NJ, against David j. Wood 1
Andrew H. Thomp on DEF In Chnncery.
Tho defendant David JtWood not having eu,e.l
his appearance aud given security according In nv
act Of Assembly and the ruies i'ihis Court and il
penrins by satisfactory evidence that he mol IN nh
liant III this country is ordered. that the ,d DeloI
do appear here the first day of the next rerus
term of hi, court and answer the bill OF the plaintiff an
that copy oi this order be forthwith inseed in som
new spaper printed III the OF INJclbutg for ty
months succcs.i,c,, mud posted the front joo Of a
Courthouse, Of said co n,y.
A Copy-Testc,
JOHN ALEXANDER, &C, s. c, l.. & chy. C. roon,,
March "a. wo''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

NHinGlNiA.-At a court held for Nelson conn9' :"
" Goth day of March, 1893 Christopher y. Lslf' N
Iiarrod H. Scott adm Illustrators Of Henry Dawsnn d.
f'ths against Samuc, Melton aud l;cnjanu Harris, p''
In Chancrry.
On motion Of the Plaintiffs, by counsel, who Ned 'hf
BIZ ana It appearing to the satisfaction Of the to'. W.
the Defendant Samuel Melton is not an nhabllant III '
Sonmon" nalth II is ordered. TINT the said de'e"u'
niger otherwise dsposng Of any money, goods, ~
effects, he now has, or which may hereafter come ne nv
lahos o" i"g TO, or belonging 10 the said absent
70 the amount OF three hundred dollars, SUBJECT
Plainhs demand and the future order and decree o.
court concerning the same Aud it il further oaeiu NJ,
the SAID sa'aue' Melton do appear ho,e The oufM =.
day in July next, and answer the plaintiffs bill AID '
copy Of this order be fort hw ii inserted in the wv
burg .irginian newspaper published III tue o"s s,e
day, aud another copy hereo posted al the trout 0o
the court house OF shs county on sous court day ri.
copy-Teste, SP GARLAND w
April 90 WIN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Glass e my Jus =, received some very handsome
Fruit Rs. Saa Ina En- Mantle Ornaments, Gilt
p;,as.. 'SAss' Gilt China Mugs, Gilt China
rw ."s's' =, assorted sizes, Toy Tea Sets Toy
sold low, JOSEPH r EvaMs W
April :.
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Danstables, Leghorns 4 Ribbons.
EmVHe orr town and country friends 10
~, tse examination Of the above, embracing
VIZ newest and most fashionable Style; also :
splendid box Belt Ribbons. -.
March I. :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

VfikGiNiA AT u loufi al monlhy ,c.. vn Iegrn and
held Tor tue county Of Amherst at the Court oa
Monday the 18th day Of February. le33.-Wa,.@s ~
christian rfa"ih ayainst John Christian aud Peter
The Defendant John Christian having entered h,
appearance nad given security according the act Of A.
sehbly and the rules ofths court and il app,n,nv
The Satisfaction Of the court that he is not an ,nha
of this Comnonw ealth On motion Of the Phpiin nyI
council it is ordered that the said defendant john Chm
tian, do appear here before tho first day Of Ma
court next TO answer the bin of III. plaintiff and thu,
copy OF this order be fortw it'll inserted in the
burg |'rgnan Tor months successfully and posted
the front door Of the court hou.c, the slid county,
ACopy-Testc,
ROBERT TINSLEY elk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

SEGARS.-Hack Segars ofevery quail
~ ty, at Baltimore prices, by the box. For sale
by 1T. s.. J. L. ROYAL, Agents
. April4 CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
FOR SALE.

yUVIlE subscriber win sell, on accommodating
II terms the following property line Tavern
House, the Stare House, &c. u, Amherst Court
house, with 81 aeles attached, OF highly improved
grass lots Adjoining the above, tract OF 5oo acre.
or land as fertile and productive as any high lana III
The country, and sufficient if well cultivated TO pro
,]uce grain and hay to furnish the Tavern. Also,
tract OF $40 acres, two miles f;om the Courthouse
.his las, uac, abounds in timber of every KIND
necessary ryr building, 40 SO. aud is eai'iahle
appcndaec 10 eitheror both the others.
If sale is no, made during the present year OF
the Tavern it will be for rent or lease for term
ofycars The subscriber wishing to close his ae-
counts, TO do cash business only, will reduce his
charges to the following rates -
p.rAf.os primer or supper so 23
Horses, "a hours 80
Lodging 20
Board, man and horse by the week 8 90
j" do "a hours 80
No charge for bar expenses with boarders. II
compelled to extend credit, fifty per cent will be ad-
dcd to the above rates. JAMES POWELL.
April Is. w1w
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flour BARRELS,

ELOUN BARRELS, ii
STAVE HEADING and HOOP POLES W
~ be wanting the ensuing season for 30 or 10000
barrels for the of Langhorne's Mills, a part of
which is on they part getting & part contrac
ted for. would make further engagement. for what
may be wanting, or | will give the highest cash
price for timber it is delivered on the yard until
am furnished, if it is of first quality. None other
need be brought in, as good barrels cannot be made
out of bad timber. The slaves should be % inches
long, 1 inches wide at each end after being listed,
& lhreeeishths thick. The heading should be Is in
ches long, six and half inches wide, and half inch
thick. Slaves and heading should be neatly drawn
piled and weightet each day as they are furnished
am now receiving and will give the highest cash
price for timber MS il is delivered on the yard until |
am furnished. Hoop poles will be received also, ey
cept when the bark slips, until am supplied.
WIN. |. ISBELL, Agent.
Lynchhurg, April 25 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

NOTlCE.-The undersigned has suspended
~ his Lottery business Il few weeks Tor the
express purpose Of collecting and settling his nc
counts, when it will be again resumed. Those
who are indebted to him, by bond or open account,
are respectfully informed thai no longer delay can
be given for payment, and that legal means of en-
forcing the same, must be resorlcc TO on such ms
are not settled during this mon,h
G. WARD.
Nav . IS
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$50 NEGROES
NrED.

yUNIiE subscriber wishes to purchase one hun
Il bred and fifty Negroes-arnong whom ne
wants two or three first rate Carpenters for which
he will give the highes, cash prices. lie may be
found a, the Union Hotel, Lynchburg.
GARLAND TATE.
May G an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

X9iltGlNiAs-At rues held in the Cicihs Ofee al
" Circuit Superior court Of Law aud Chancery T., u
ford County, on the Sd day Of D,centrr lea9 nei
Stiff P1n. against Charles Whiteicy and A. ''N
Thomson. jI'cfls .-iD Chancery.
The defendant Charles Whicley, not having ep,s,,
and given security according art a,
eenby and the rules Of this court, aud appearing h,
factory evidence that he is not inhaltant lin
wealh.-Itis ordered that Ia do appear hete on m,
day of the May trim, and es The bill Of
planant, aud that copy OF this order h. puteI a., w.
virginian, published IN tynchburg, for n,b. vac
svely. aud posted tho Fl ont door Of the cout, h
this county. "
Acopy-Tcstc. JOS. WILSON eli
March Z
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William D. Reid, Thomas }. Reid, ad-
ministralor ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
seph Gadd, sen'r, and Robert c. Gut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

VYIRGiNit, to Nj Ar { oa-t eontiuur.. ,aa -.
,fe cojnty Of tampDel' the iii. day OF tea,s.'
the seer, thousand eight handf ed and ,h,,,s - "a
and in the 37th yrns Of the clinnonwes,ib II
hckey, compIsiaabiy against Unstrei Rudd .n, M
Coleman. Adpipi.fratrix Of Robert =. Coleman
and James Coleman Dits.-On injunction, Sea
On the motion ofths complainant, and IL appcar,e. , .
10 nhabitant ofthis country. and having
his appearance aud given seeUrity according the @ "a
Assembly 10 such eases made andpr"yrr and III. aI "
this court Il IL ordered that ssid defendant,
appesr hear the 2d Monday in June next aad s %
bin Of the complainant and that a copy of hi,
be inserted in the i.ypc,urg ygnian, fos two u''
succssyely aud posted at the front door Of the
Of this county, '4''
copy--Tcstr, JOHN ALEXANDER &C.
March I. ~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

The distinguished imported Arabian horse
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
Dr. Rflfs's AstmQtic Ioills,
7O tke L0dies !!

VXYHITE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna- w men. and a blessing. The best security for their advantages is to be found in the use of the
 British Amtiseptric DentDrice. This eIegan, Tooth Po,cder, with very little u1e eradicates the Scurvy in the guis and prevents tue accumulation of Tarier, which not only biackens, put Ioosens the teeth and Acceerates their decay. The Den,iGrice thus remoyes the prevailing causes of oi fensivs breath, preserves the heahdess and horid- ness of ihe gums. and renders the teeth beautifully white. Price, 50 cents. g,
 IT. None are genuine unless signed on the outside prned wrapper, by the sole p' oprietor, T. BIDDER, immsdinte successor to the late Dr. w. Y CONWAY- For sale at his Counting Room. over No. 99, Conr- Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by hs
 Samuel Buet and y. c. Beck,Oith, Litchfe!d;
 E. CoUles. South Farms; Danit! Norton,
 Ccuaan; Judson s; Whittiesey, W. Preston i; Isaac S. Wads,corth. Bethtem Ne,cton &
 Henderson, Gashea.
 Large dsc"aa, to those who buy so sell agsia.
 February9 lye5wS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
HINT TO FARMERS.

Offices are created for the public, not for the incumbents. They nevertheless constitute fruitful rewards to merit and, when spontaneously conferred, are among the highest honors that a free people can bestow. To deserve them is worthy oi your ambition; but to depend upon them, as means of livelihood, would be unrea- soDable and uuwise, if not dangerous. A thirst for office is almost as bad as thirst for rum. The more either are indulged the more craving they become. Every re- petition of the potion but begets new de- sires, until finally. ;he passion, in one case. terminates in delirium tremens, and, in the other, in deIirium candidatum. have known many worthy man ruined in his usefulness and in his fortune. by this latter disease, and ultimately terminate his career under the complicated horrors of both mal- adies.
 In selecting your public agents, adopt the same caution that prudence would sug- gest you in private affairs choose those who are acquainted with the business in which you mean 10 emplOy thcm.-who have an established reputation for integrity, and who have shown an ability to manage a public trust by having conducted creditably and successfully their private affairs. Such men possess civil virtues, and merit civil re- wards. But distrust the man who reiter- ates his importuni,es for your vote or your influence, as wanting either good habits or good principles. The first should render him independent. of public aid, and the las, should make him ashamed to ask for it.
 Are we then to reject, as the bane ofour happiness, the honors and emoluments of office ! No; accept them, when profered, as mandate of duty, not as source ol wealth: as a compliment to your merit, and as the requital of an obligation which you owe to society. Accepted in this spir- it the duties will not seem onerous, nor the smolumenls worthy your exclusive regard. And when you have enjoyed the hoDors. and fulfilled the duties, abandon neither | your politics nor your religion because your fellow citizens happen to discover in your neiehbor qualities and merits equal or su- perior to your own. The spirit of free government forbids monopoly. Whether they impose a duty, or confer honor OE profit, offices should be shared by those
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
MttcbEgI0 Enquirer: PuBLTsuED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, dollars per year payable before the expira'O" OI six months.
 To companies of aRy number over six, $l 50 per year, payable as abOve To compaaies less than SIX, Sl 75 ser year, payable as before. 25 cents will be deducted fOm each 0fthese prices when payment Is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge lSr Transportation. - .-.. .. <.
 No papers will be discontinued uWiil all arrearages arc pad, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must he given before the expiration 6G q year. sGs
 ADvRRrHssNG. One square, ,Arec insertions, $l, and the sane proportion IOr two Of more sQuares.- Half square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks % per ceut per week. A liberal dedUcton made for advertisements continued Or l2 months. AcmMis,ralors' and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissoners' Notices, D
 All cOmmu nicalOns must be p0st-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
Advertisement! :!

10 fse Asthmatic and COnsumptive.
 WVt1E most prevalent and fatal of all the Diseases
 iacideat to civilized society-,he Consumption-- may generally be traced 10 tue leas. alarming of disor de,s sigA but aegteeted cold By estimation ]. ap- pears thai l5OO00 persons die annually of the Co'- snmp,ion Most rf these dreadful results may be at trbu,ed to common Colds, and "egligen, ,rea,me6t of the harassins Cough that generally e"sues-which is usually followed hy difficult breathing, pain in the side, aud a, last Ulcera,ed Lungs. Violent and re- pea,ed Astama,ic attacks also bringon CoNsamptiVr symptoms. One or two dollars expended ia the pHr- chase of
 Dr. Relfe's Astmatic l'iNs,
 and little attention io their timely administrations, will usually ensure mitigation of these disorders, aad es, neray effect cure. The Pills are also an easy and e.ct;al remedy for the symptoms preceding and companying the As,hma and Consumption. For Colds. Coughs, difficulty of Breathing, tightness and sric- acrcss ihe Chest, WheexiNg, Pain in tle Side, SpiIting of Blood, &c. Few eases can occur of any of thus class of disorders in which the purchasers of Dr. Relie's Pills -will not find rich reur" for their ,rifling expe adHnre. Price-whole 60xess 50 Pills, 1 dollar; half do. l2 Pills, 50 cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04

titled An Act for the due observation of the Sas- hath or Lords day, and days Ofpubic Fasting and
 Thanksgiving"
 Be n enacted, &e. That % much of the eighth sec IiOa of sad act prohibits seTvile labor and vecrca- ti0n on days appointed for public fasting and thanks giving, sad imp0ses fine therefor, be, and the same is heFeby repeated PFoUided. thai nothing herein eOnaaiaed shall be conslrUed prevent restrict n any way. Ae Governor Of this State from recommeRd ing such Facts sud Thanksgiving, have hsfe'o1or- been the usage according 10 the provisions O sad act
 Approved, Hay I7, 1883.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

a STORE HOUSE.-The subsctib wishes 10 rent
IN TO some respectable merchant, a large store house
dwelling, &c, at his and beautiful establishment
called Litwalon in the upper end OF Lancaster county, in
the State OF Virginia. about half miles from the
Kappahannock River, nearly opposite the line between
Mlddlesex and Essex counties The house very
superior one ii is large sing story brick building with
basement story, which has apartments one calcu.
lated Tor counting and the other for groceries The
next moor has two other apartments; for a private
counting room and the other for the room which
unusually large Tor the country and finished a neat and
convenient STYLE There is also handsome two-storv
dweilng with one room and passage a floor and base
men story TO that excellent Kitchen and other neces
sary out-houses, garden, lots, &c. This stand has MANY
considerable advantages. 1t Is in healthy wealthy and
respectable neghbourhood situated cross road with
In mile and quarter of navigabe water the steam
boats runniRg from Baltimore to Fredericksburg pass
ms place, twice week. that goods be got from eli.
her place, and sold at this stand in twenty four
The wood-cung for market just entered into by the
people oil the neghbourhood, which will be one Of the
greatest advantages attending the place The
mas wood TO cut TO the Of 20 900 The stand
aoounds in wood and water of the very best: fish, oys
ters &c can be got in great abundance is hoped that
some merchant will apply that is well acquainted with his
business so that he buy goods low and sell low which
WIN ensure him brisk and profitable business The ia.
ciy OF getting goods to this place great and the
eXpsnces small-the hauling but irine The rent will
be as low and accommodating could be asked. ANY
person IN town or country wishing branch out would
do well take notice Of this place. come on as soon
as possible and view the premises Possession may be
hal Immediately VIM. B. MITCHELL.
NoVemoero o. 53-w3m*
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PGEp'ge Y.
= avcu yrt axmA,S, USsvNa."
LIE TEMPS vIENDRA.

LIZ TEMPS viENDRA.
tSuggctci 10y with tho above motto, representing
Creek cispcd ONes bosom, while boil
muisly gazing - the skies
NJ 10th IL igeJ-no vow is passed,
No words or love spoken,
round their hearts n chain IL cast,
Wtich cannot e'cT he broken:
its links c there orev set
Tho moment that their pulses INC
Aud welded In burning gtnsp,
bond no mortal can unclasp.
For IL u watch be kept above,
Ger manhno1's faith an won, . trust.
IL Heaven Wills that hunan iovo
he cvor traced in more than du.t-
IIs thus, when like % that mingie,
Iwo a M single;
TITS thus, when al like these itoAi earth,
In Heaven their birth.
And thoy M again,
Or Only hero like strangers meet
MAY uiuglc with tho cold aud vain
Like them, each other
But IN their hearts will live the
The deep remembrance of that hour.
Till Fine shall tcach-pcrhaps late,
How closely is their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

& Sh REWARD Ran away from Mrs Com
P ~ oO land, in the City OF Richmond, on Toes
Gay Tie 2lh Sept, negro ROBIN, who calls himself Robin
rage, belonging 10 the subscriber. lie is 20 Years oil
about feet or inches higidafk couple xon i,omsh
not very bdckhas long wooy hair and very bad frrii
his voice Is hoarse though not very coarse and he IL
square pun. nc Is good house servsni, and will probs
bly, seek that employment. will give tle ,boye rs,v
he Is TAKEN ou OF This State, and delivered TO me AZ
Hickory Bottom in Hanover county, or to John Marshall
sheppard OF kichmond City, $50 IL taken in this STATE
and delivered to me, secured in any Ja 50 ihs, gs
MN again. J. d. q. BROWN
I'V'tmOcT H. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

a TEACHER WANTED, for the ensuing year CO..
IN qualified TO instruct a small school in Ibe o,dn
branches Of good English education together with -
tin aud Greek. should be glad 10 receive as soon 40 nos
sible communications from hose may desire such s;,
lion, either 10y personal applications or letters Inos, alt
addressed 10 ne near White Cbimneys T''"
,o,, :, CHAs NORRIS.
Idoh"e' 'V"' november 1893 55-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

EE ATWOOD SCHOoL.-The exercises OF this insti-
FL tn,ion, Tor the ensuing year, will commence the
secou MONDAY In January and terminate the 18th of De-
eember following The course Of instruction will com
prise or'hogrsphy, Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic,
PRACTICAL Mathematics English Grammar, Geography
with the use OF the Maps and Globes, BIars Rhetoric
Composition, and Histoy together with the Latin Ian
guage Terms Tor board tuition, lodging and washing
VIII be $l0o,-one half TO be paid in advance Having
determined to limit the number Of boarers 35we can,
not therefore, receive any student for shorer period
IMAM The scho istic year OF ten months AS heretofore
Ialhu attention will be paid TO the morals and habits of
the students and none 6 years of age admitted who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials of good
Letters addressed to either of u.s. near Someryie Eau
qnier county, will receive prompt attention
~ G.. TACKETT,