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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.

YHNtlE most ehccuai remedy ever discovered Tor
N the Throat Distemper, or what IS called the
Malignant PutrM Sore Iafoai, CaH6tf Rah,
Canker and 1itrnsh IN The MMtt, DVaeaiery, dc
A knowledge orthe basis of this Extract was oh
tanned from the Recipe ofan eminent Clergyman
of Massachusetts, who was witness TO the dis
ressng ravages of the Throat Dis'emper in 1888 !
and which was by far the most vifuent ever known
in this county Thu Rev. Gentleman represented
the disease, notwithstanding the prescriptions Of
the most skilfu Physicians, ns proving fatal IN
every case until ,ts destructive progress was com
ple,ey and happily arrested by the use oilho Veso-
table Extract.
This Extract has been for thirty years constant
~ adopted III the practice Of distinguished Pays
elan of the present day, and IN no instance has he
eyer known II To fan fproducng The desired fleet
With this testimony Of IT'S Extraordinary hcuhns
powers, he j, now desirous Of placing beforc the
public, that it may, the more generally, serye the
caucp "a. humanity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
KYsAG1T'tE & EEOLCOMEE.
Na.cl Makers, Jewellers and Sill
YER Smiths,

n liREE doors below he Market House, and
II nearly opposite the Banks, have on band, IN
addition 10 their former stock of Watches, Jewclry
and Silver Ware, suprIy Of elegant Casters,
Coffee Pots Tea Pots, Sogur Dishes, Cream Pots,
Snuflcrs Trays and cnndlest'eIs, which they m
vite the public to call and examine
n B.--Owing to our determination Of visiting
the Northoro cities to purchase goods we are com
PEELED to invite those who are now indebted to Us
to call and settle off their hs, years accounts.
KRAUTH {. iIOLCOhBE.
Feb 3tt
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons having claims against Ambrose .'e,
"A Fucker. which are secured BY deed OF "us'
executed TO John Miller and David X Edley' oe''-
ing date the 10Th June, 1924, and Of record IN Am
he $, Court, are requested to presen. them w.nou'
''''' DR. EDLEY.
1w
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aynchhuys Savings Hnnl<

EeiiiS Institution went INTO operation in the
- month of December last under authority of
N net the Legislature Of Virginia, passed the
10th March, 1899, nuihorIsing the establishment Of
such institutions under certain limitations md re.
sIfeiions specified ~ sald act Ii X governed by
President Treasurer, Secretary, and nine Difee
tors, elected semi annually by the stockholders
l)oposiloa VIII lac received Of any Sums not less
than one dollar, but certificate will be issued or
interest allowed On n less amount than five dollars
for which sunis,nnd oil sums over the treasurer Of
the Institution wall lstno certificates bearing inter
est from the date of tho depostc, OF three per cent
iof sums remaining on deposile four months nr less
ionf per cent Tor any time over four and hot ex.
ceedmg SIX months and Ave per cent per nnnum
iol any time exceeding * months The Ifcnsur.
er will attend at his Office on Thursday ol each
week, from . a. M. I'LL noon, Tor the purpose Of
receiving deposites, and the Board Of Directors
will meet on the evening of the sune day 10 make
discounts md transact other business No note
discounted Tor Il longer time than 60 days, nor for
les sum than thirty dollars. Notes and drafts
for discount will be handedto the Treasurer or Ia
sumo one of the Members OF the ntectory 10 be lad
before the Board ut Their meeting.
This Institution consists OF about seventy five
membcrs, ri whom the following IRE the Officers
and Directors fa the FIRST six months, ending the
Isl Saturday in July next
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Executors Sale of Valuable real
and personal Estate, Crop, &c.

WILL be sold, nj public auction ON the prem
w ses, on Thursday the ilth Feb. 1853 thni
valuable tract OF Land belougn 10 tie late VIM
Mex nncy, dec situated IL Campbell CO. ON BIZ
Falling RIVER near Reads Old tore. This tract
of Land was formerly owned by reron Jones aud
his heirs and probably contains about foO acres,
$50 acres of which is rich Low Grounds. BY those
who know it, il is believed 10 be among the very
best tracts IN the country. The title Is ndsputn
bic. The plantation is in high state Of eull'va-
lion, and 300 Bushels of wheat neatly put in, in
good time.
We will sell, at the sam tine and place, the re-
vcrsouary ,nteres, in two thirds Of an adjoining
tract, in which VIM. Jones ID. e has a life cs-
tate, which has considerable quantity of Low
Grounds, and IS Il very yaluabl' ttuct Of Land.
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Sp o OK. D 3 Ga

q or1D likely and well broke Mules several
valuable plantation Horses from ~ TO 100 Sheep,
about so head of Cate, Hogs, e. together with Il
la-se quantity Of Corn, Oats, Fodder, Plantation
Utensils, &c. -,
TERMS OF SALE--rhc Land will be sold
upon four equal annual instruments, the purchase
money to be secured by deed of trust upon the
Land and good personal security upon the hrst ano
second instruments in addton.--'Fhe Negroes VIII
be sold on a credi, iii the lst day of June next,
for one half Of the purchase money the other hall
on the LIST dav of juno, ls3i-Bonds with appro-
we'd security will be required for tho amount The
credit for the other property will be liberal, and
made known on the day of sale Mr.. John Card
well, the manager of the Estate, will shew the land
to any person wishing to purchase.
The sale will be conducted by John L. D Payne,
Auc,oneer. CHS. MKINNEY, J
THO. MKINNEY, Elk ors.
JOHN MKINNEY, }
yAr The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer viii
nublish the above I'LL day OF sale, and 'orwafo
their accoun, to this office for collection.
Feb "
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FOE RENT.
Earthenwarc, China and Glass.
THOMAS J. barrow o. co.
IMPORTERS,
So WAt4R STREET, New YORK,

% w 4 TN . HEEL INV fVHNi
4 RE now receiving their Spring Imporiations
IA in the above line, comprising great variety
Of The newest patterns, which are oaeredto south
ern Merchants AT the most reduced prices possible
for the article to be sold at. In addition to the
above, they have constantly on hand, large and
complete assortment of gilt and plain Looking
Glasses, at the lowest rates. Hopinga continue
ton of the liberal support hitherto received from
our Southern friends we have made every exrs.
ton to lay in stock of the most desirable Goods
for that market, and shall be our cons an, endeav-
or to promote the interest OF al. who may favor US
with their orders.
THOMAS J. BARROW x Co,
Importers, 80 Water 81. New York.
New York, January, 1885. II
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NEW PERFU merry. &c.

I'M !"
y Now opening tsplt lie Rosr, Musk eecnted
Lavender, hu,buo5ih Lavender Water Ilulda
Water, 3 sizes, Gancenlrucd Essence Of Rose, ii
new articleAso, Winshps Oxy gena,ed and
Camphor Soaps, Bathing palnorine and Fancy
Soaps, DR. Barclays aud also DR.. Persons CON
ccnlru,ed Compound OF Cubebs and Sarsapurla
a variety of Six and Leather Purses Bead Nee
dies Guard CHAINS, Tooth instruments, Gum,
Sprlnp and Thumb Lanects Irophlncs, Pewter
Mntch Boxes, GLACIERS Patent Diamonds, 100 900
Percussion Cops assorted, Hair, Cloth, White
Wast, Flesh and Tooth Brushes, etc etc.-For
sale hy Howell ViES.
Feb ifis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
NO FICTION F.!
To Country Merchants.

THINA g. EARTHEN WARE, imported d.
" rect from Liverpool, and the Glass from me
largest factories in America, all wdfranfea az
Richmond whoiesoie prrces if in any case II IS
not found so, the mony TO be returned IS "n,
necessary to say more-Comc and try-yoa VIII
find all that is promised performed
JOSEPH D. EVANS.
Enh Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

81. The New Eol, Gazette gives currency to n
ru.nor the, NJ. N. Noah, ESP late surveyor Of that
port, has received Letters from some distinguished
characters at Washington. offering him great in
Judgements to esta li>h newspaper at the seat OF
government. ier tae purpose of supporting Judge
McL.aa as next President, and that he hal con-
aeated to do 50 ,faet.upon the National luielIi-
seucet r, N uhs, tbat the runor lar true as
,hat Sir. x al j. abo'.. to conne.co uswspapct
IN W ashjuet IL, -, the Iasf, 4 .sout Know
an; 4ay t.tas th1 3lhs ei, it oua's its ,orrec'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
REGOMM LAMENTATIONS
i1M J. IL. WILLIAMS.


B,s'oa llatcI . IS33,
pta ST., Il do mos, heartily gitc my lestlmo
ny in favor OF The Vegetable Extract
| was attacked with violent liberated sorc throat,
which continued for several weeks, aud IN using
the Extract, an immediate cure was effected From
this evidence of its efficacy do moi hesitate to re.
commend II, rs superior 10 any o'her proposed re
nedy for the above mentioned disease, with which
am acquainted
cam ENOCH DAVIS.
CanJyidge Mdrch, 2G 1879
10 hereby certify that my oldest child was nf-
1icled with the Throa, Dis,empor, and tina, after
rcsorIins 10 the usual remedies to no effect, was
advised ~ try the Vegetable Extract This was al
minisercd, & the operation was most happy. Afler
giving one dose oft, the swelling and soreness Of
the ,hroa, Immediately ceased
checrfu'ly recommend j, to the public as an in
valuable medicine.
From u SIN Of The Rev. Gentleman obore mludedt To-
March ~, 1892
by my father the Vegetable Extract was so high
" esteemed, that, during the coutsc Of bis ll'e
II was kept constantly on hand and used as a iaoi
ly phy.lc.
The immediate and surprising cure Of one of my
own children tina, WAS very dangerously sick with
the CankcI RASH by the of this Extract, after
every other medicine had failed. with o'htr Case
Which we're i. necessary, ! could mention, does
no, leave doubt, in my mud OF lhe eSt,hord'na
~ healing properties attributed to the Vegetable
Extract.
Mofiat, Plummcr & Co. llS State ST. Boston,
Mass sole agents Tor the pro r'e'or.
Sold by Dot. Howell DAVIES,
Lyac4bo1g, Va
Feb l. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

Peace NJ Eargps- The Paris correspondent Of
the Lontoa A!ota.as Chronicic, o. =. c. who
seems, by tie way 10 naYe lost somewhat Of his re
pulation as n7oahei bui whose Spacul1lions new
ertheless ,o,nr,inlos possess interest," from their
holiness, thus speaks OF tte f&tsre, in onc Of bis
last eplstIes;
" And who can tel what shal arrive in Europe
in the next fifteen day. d, yo1 Suppose ihu
the d axe Of Broslie and Marshal So1R really be
lieve in permanent EGropean peace-and IN an
European disarnting! M such thing. Do YOU
sappcsa that Prussia and Hu STA arc arminS every
whcge-and sending their troops towards the !ior-
tiers OF b eeium and France, only To occupy the
men or 70 spent the taxes collected with nlch
difficulty fro8l the 1eopel No--no-ihe Pru5sian
and Russian Governments have no IDEA of living
an good terms with the Revolution Of Jnly-but
Prussia and Russia trcmble To commence the At
tack, least the EURorBAN REvoLurIoS should I'M
madiately ensue This IS our pasitoa-tse pos.
ton of US a,i--as well in England rs II Fame
and truly may we say, Who can tell at such i, no
meat what wiz arrive in Europe IL even thc ncSj
1',crn days p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

e We are authorized to announce that Robert
Ca@n aaI Darid S. Gdrla1sA, Esqts. are candl-
dates to represent the people of Amherst in the
House of Delegates, during the remainder OF the
Present session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
REVIEW.

4
CORRECTED wErsIY nv HntrnNnE II rynEr.
Extreme prices ofpassed Tobacco 81 90 to 80 s.
Inferior 10 common, 90 10 ; M
Common 10 good, 00t 7 OF
Good II sac, 100 To . q
Rciussd Lugs, . is 10 ) 81
strips none IN market, would bring I 30 to i 3,
Inspected IN the month oil january, ~ hhds
passed tobacco; l2e hhds. refused total 25l
Comparison Of Inspections 1892, 1893.
No Pass. No Ref For ms Stock.
Jan 3lst 1882 9a5 423 Dol e3l
Jan 3lsi, 1889, 5d6 37i i67 Eos
We ara receiving very liulc tobacco at present.
The rsiees are very fair for common qualities, and
we seldom see any thing else. Our latest tobacco
accounts from England are To the fth of December
the markets we've dull and very little dong The
prices mad improved and holders were firm. The
Richmond market is steady and prices fair for com
mon qualities, but very ille dong in old tobacco.
Flour Is very heavy in this and all other markets
Flour, ST. % to 1 IS
Wheat 81
Bacon, 30 to 7 ao
Corn, ; 10
Oats, b to 50
Meal, Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

81 We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES
L. Mo BY, Esq. as a candidate to represent the
people of Campbell county in the next Legislature
Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
IT. fl,!s ,sl

VIII be sold on the SANE day - or 40 negroes
as likely and rs valuable as any III Virginia, among
them are two frs, rate Biaeksmihs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

INSEED OEL.-Rccevins and Tor
- sale by the gallon or barrel, by
Howell DAWES.
r. 8 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

TO COrrespoudentS,-" The Crisis, No. g." is
unavoldably deferred until our next Also, the
proceedings Of a meeting in Smythe county -Se-
.veral other communications have been received,
which Shall receive early attention, especially
"a Meeting Extraordinary" which we regret tina,
we have been compelled so long to defer. We
have received two n os on the Ri sht of Secession,
corrected by the author, which originally appeared
i'll the Charlottesville Advocate, and will cheerful
ly comply with the request TO give them place
IL our columns, as soon as possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

g-f w lIian Goblet. whose esoism is Il, least;
EQUAL 10 HI, great talents, says, Ninety.nioe men
,al OF every huidre1 in GteS. Britain, ore firmly
eons;aceI .u tue ,tciorn Wi not DC worth one
straw unless nc II rara,n mt South Carolina
porancc Of her adherence TO the lederal uuou, and
with about The sa!1e rcasoo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

-. 4 correspondent! OF the National ln,elli gen
or4ays, that the Kissing which occaned in the
Lass oi Rc.1rss ,n,a,ives when Mr. McD.ihc cx
eiamei Robsspicrre in reply to an offensive
rem nh OF Nh Vn,on Of Ohio, " was intended for
Tbs son,im IN! uttered by Mr.. v snah was Ger
alnly so. TIC Impression of Mr.. Carson, wao, at
the ulo nant expressed MS Indignation that his
friend, Nj N > lie, was treated with such disre-
spec. AMI we presume that he is at least as good
authority as tia ahJaymoas correspondent Of the
Jnielcencof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

~, Til. Mules call the FRIENDS of the Union
.otieS' Tho National Int. genccr IN allusion
10 tbs gross misapplicalion Of an epthe', which.
in its offensive character, belongs strictly 10 tbr
Na'i.os themselves, appositcIy rcma','s, that HE
next thing VII be to demonstrate that IT Is treason
safpori tie constitution!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

81 Throu ,hoA the State OF TENNESSEE public
meetings have been held in which strong and de-
sIodresoolioas have been adopted, in opposition
to Notification, ana rs consequence, Secession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

CONGRESS The House of Representatives
IS still engaged in the discussion OF Nh Verplancks
bill reducing the duties on imports the fate of
which is considered very uncertain. We have
.cea an estimate of the strength Of parties, which
sivesi majority in favor ofthe bill, but such esti-
depcndel upon. We were, for exampl surprised IN
see il announced that Nh VIM. B. Shepherd, Of y
e. had trade speech against the b-as We hafl
supposed that at this time every Southern mem
Der would have giyeu his vote in favor Of am
measure ttadnsto allay Southern discomfort.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
VIRGINIA LEGlsLATuRE.-rhe reader is

VIRGINIA LkGiSLA TURE.-The reader is
referred to the first page for Legislative proceed
ings.-We CLEAN from tie as. papers the following
additional items
The sea, of Mr.. Williams, the delegate from
Henrco, has been vacated .he House thus re-ai-
frnng It's decision of last winter, tina, citizen of
Richmond IS not eonstationaliy eligible as dele
gate from tle county uf IIeurea
The House of Delegates has postponed tie cleo
ton of Senator Of the United States in the place
Of Mr.. Tyler, until the 18th inst
The House has also agreed 10 form new county
ty The dyisionof colp per. The new county is
10 be called Piedmont.
Tic present Register Treasurer, and first a nj
,ccond Aodor have been re lectci.
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d.
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- Is ~ offer to tho public an entertaining We
lor children and youth one that msy brcone y
I lem livotlte one that will please and instr /
3eni one that tney will regard not tn.
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anyel
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q character OF story teller and traveller will oficf
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Tom childhood upwards. II may thus pass f,om
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III Interesting Historical Notices and aneedo,o,
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biography particularly of young persons.
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:" The 'erlingh and comprehension Of youth
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April 10 I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

AVE Just received few additional paeka.
ges Of spring Good consisting 10 tagt Of
thc following articles
flne Brown, Black and Olive Prioceltns,
90 10 do dp 81 Bonlaziuts,
Mefino, Cashmere anal snpmcs ,l5lls,
btown bfIlings French linens As
snperins White sauze Elaunsls,
Sppef / hnr lrlsi, l.jnens,
do bmna.k pinpcf,
40 dn Irish da
do II Barnsly 10
dc do Bud eve do
PLAN and fsd Bobnets.
u'fcen md Crimson Damask Mafcens.
Ladies lar braid,
III 80 Frisefcs.
do do Rue'eus.
Aud T"llpas ol1er 1ttcles ~ tie FANCY LINZ.
Which, aiaed - rrction. arH,vai5 render thcf, a,
sof'inrai IN that line complete 1hey hive also
lex heiers OF Extra due Btac md Rnck Cloths
London Brown. olive md Gteon do fine Hue hei
nhe. Ghs',WetoF lurge assortment Vt brown
nlenehcd and ploit dome.,ics. Drah Ouer and
B'ack Hat &c &c. which they respectfully offer
to iheir t'ends and customers at mod.t. 10 prices
ni'" - iltg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

n"F' Nh f,sgel, SPIT upon tic to,on,, .r,a.
! oone' raped Mr.. Legse,t o.o. n. .h.n1,a..
WI" w"ikine cane. Mr. l.. notb,,r ,,a,,u,.,, !.
,'e s'''''a''' followed up the assault, In, rol
e'' says he took pity upon his adversary ho,,.
"s Ut" OIL x begging the bye ISLANDERS :, ,n,.,.,.
-, was 100 much Injured Previous /, II.
A'sseu Challenged Webb, but the latter re-
N'e' ~ "s'' IN. because he did no, resard L..
-" us "senileman-preciscly the same ohsc,;on
'"ee made against Mr. Webb himself l., ST.,
'''"''%'er- and, hyde way, a yery eouycn;cn,
so0'odase II is due, hfweyes. 10 Cal VIII -
''y' 'f"i he recognized Mr. Legsct,'s 6,i.,d -.
se"'''man and offered to exchange n hul,., ,,;,.
mn oiier which ,ha, gentleman ,o,v pol;,.l,
"'o very properly declined. II is eneuoh FIR ON.
" 's'' ms own battles. wthou, beinc co,,,c,oa
W S'"'u IN the shoes of another, for wb,, no ia.
s's"'o only to render the friendly servlc, of holm
.'F i''a' 10 shoot and to be shot at. lfEdi,ors .,
heh' however, we think they shonld ILL.,. II,
'eoi'e' Keep II to themselves and their friends nm.
es' Inc cause IN which they are called IN ,.asr
'o'cerns The public. Because they have ,,ls and
yPes al command, we do not recognize tbe,, ,,cl,
unjust 'i'e'' private bros upon the public ear.