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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25


The following remarks respectingthe late political
summerset of Ex-President Adams, which ex-
tracted from the Washington Globe, New-York
Times, and Boston Courier, will show readers
that but one sentiment is entertained by the lead
ing Journals of both parties, in regard to his late
disgraceful maneuvre, during the debate in the
House upon the French question. Comment is
unnecessary.
From the Globe
John Quincy Adams-It is mortifying to see a
man who has filled the high station of Chief Magis-
trate in this great and intelligent Republic, guilty of
"palteringin in a double sense" as Mr.. Adams has
done about the French business.
-s From the New-York Times.
Mr.. adams His scar speech and has peace speech.
We, believe it was Lord Chatham who advised a
wordy orator, " when he meant nothing, to say no.
thing Mr.. Adams might profit by this advice If
the veteran statesman is aspiring to be wit IN his
latter days, and thinks that it is pretty thing
quiz the House. of Representatives and the nation,
he will find that to be losing game. He may soar
in heroics descend in doggrel in such performan-
ces Dermot McMurrough There he can do no
harm, and whether he is admired or laughed at no
one is smuch better much worse for his exhibitions
But the House of Representatives is the wrong stage
on which to play his antics. There he may not on
ly make himself laughing stock, but he may injure
the country.
From the Boston Courier
"DoDaING." The reader will fnd under the
proceedings of Congress- the explanation made by
Mr.. Adams in the House of Representatives, on
Saturday last of his g war Speech" on the Satur-
day before. Mr.. Adams has been celebrated for
thirty years MORE for his ingenuity and adroit-
ness in getting out of any position, when he found
the people, that portion of them whom it was his
interest to please not sufficiently drilled to
tain him. He has backed out of his war-scrdpe, as
well as he could, doubtess,-but after all, with q
whole weeks time to invent and contrive an apollo
gy, he makes but sorry affair of it. He might
have made his equalization at the time. The call
to order did not prevent him--as he intmates. He
had possession of the floor he spoke for some min
utes after the words uttered for which he was
called to order; and he might have added then all
the remarks explanatory, which he made on Satur-
day last. But he found after the interval of week
that the people were not quite ready to dodge
certain questions as he had supposed. They have
been accustomed to his dodging for near thirty
years, and all parties seem now to be thoroughly
sick of it. Neither his speech nor his explanation
will secure him the privilege of dodging into the
Senate of the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25
THE MUSICAL LIBRARY.
SELECT, AND VERY CHEAP,
PI n . + q II TE nj U &c.

"A ~ ~ Il ~ IL j IL vi u - y.
Published I'm Monthly Parts, containing 80 Pages
of Music, Price, only 3s cents.
The design of the "Musica Library afford the adj
vantage lovers of good music that the reading public
deriving from the cheap publications for the ADJ dsancemen Of
real knowledge extensively circulated.
This publication surprising in cheapness and selection of
Music any work published issued Loudon the ls Of
each month and from 10 Ia beautiful Pieces of In
umental and Vocal Music, selected from the best masters.
eight parts have been published and each part has increased
the popularity the work so justly merits.
CONTENTS OF PART VIII.
INSTRUMENTAL.
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Introduction and Rondo CLEMENT
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March H,mnd.
hfinuet and Trio Dussck-
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Air-"Charrnante Gabrielle" (Unknocn)
Canzonet,-"Fidelty" Haydn
Duet,-"As saw fair Clora g. Haydn
Gee,-"The FARES" Cauooh
Ara,-'Tbe usbandman' Hadyn.
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White Pine, or Spruce Lumber.

1DROPOSALS will be received until the Goth Feb. next.
for the supply at Fort Adams Newport Harbor r. l., Of
the following:
WHITE PINE OR SPRUCE LUMBER.
Viz $50 pieces, for oiss each ID feet ong-I2 inches
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent vending
NORISON'S HYGEIAN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES

for the State of hereby gives notice. that no ether
person will be authorized to Vend said Medicines in this city
but for the accommodation of the public appointed
different parts of the Staeand guard the public
mposton they may be assured that should any medicines
offered for sale this State purportng be Mosons Hyg
an Unirrsd Medicines by except SELF
thorzed agents that they will be counterfeits.
SAMUEL YOUNG, No. I07, Westminstar-street
Feb 25. 1885
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25

NOTICE
ALL Persons owing VIM. p. HALL are requested
to pay by the first of March, without further notice
Feb. 25, 1885.
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DIR. JOHNSON,

WWyOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w that he win devote his whole attention. TO the PRAC-
TiCE or MEDICINE.-Oice No lss Thames street
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southern yellow Pine Lumber.

DROPoSALS will be received until the 10Th March next
for the supply at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor X Of
the foowing
SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
Viz. LIST, of sawed timber
81 pieces-each 81 feet long, by ~ inches by ~ inches
as do.-each 20. : do. do do.
2d,-of sawed loisis,
"a pieces-each 81 feet long by IL inches BY inches
"a do.-each % do. do 40.
32l do.-each 2i do. do do
s6 do.-each Is do. do &c.
Ill do.-each ls do do. do
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Gamer than the Chcapcst.

NAM p HALL now offers for sale handsome
w ofDry Goods whc, will be sold costCall and
Jan. 9TH If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25
From the Globe.

John Quincy Adams.-It is mortfyng to see
man who has filled the high station of Chief Magis
trate in this great and intelligent Republic guilty
I" palterngin double sense" as Mr.. Adams ha
done about the French business.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25

AIDES India Rubber shoes ofeye description for sale
November 49, Is3fl N& H. B HORSWELLs'.
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- TIE Subscriber offers for Sale The f,ur story
tA Brick Store and Lot, Of Thames and
liiii Pelham, strccts--AND 80 Shares in the capital
u(ly Stock OF the X. l. Union Banl--Apply at his
0o n, -,,rsfore upstsirs The building substantial
good order, and insured NiChoLAS V. boSo.
Nov. 26, n.
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=> EW-ENGLAND RUM Of this towns manu-
flGI-NsN acinre which will be sold cheap or ex
IEt5<ox changed for rnoasses ofany quality ON lbera
" terms at l29 Thames ST by HENRY BULL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25
Linen Danask.

yuyHE subscribers have hand just receveds larger ns
sornen than usual Of Superior Linen Damask 2, = am
10 oarters wid-ts very splendid article and comes a,
nua less price than the Dama-k Cloth Patterns and equally
nand.one for sale los by WIN. G. COZZENS & co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25

AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
AT the sign of the Golden Mortar !
the Court-House. Feb 25 Is45
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
DUNTFglEg'
"E We; bs'.EpE ~ T..

l. Ease anu relief. On recent sore eyes, the elect
is most salutary Where the complaint has been
for years standing. and in exceeding bad cases
the most nne Npeeted aud desirable relief has been
found in the OF this Eye Water after every Other
remedy had failed. Many perons WHO have used il,
pronounce II the best PREPARATION for these complaints
they have ever met with especially ia cases OF
ne" OF inflammation Of lonR standing. Price p
cents bottle
- None are genuine unless signed ON the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, +. KID
DER, Immediate Succrssor 10 tie lato DIR. W r Con-
way. Fol sale ri his Counting Room, over No. %.
Court Street near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by
hf special appointment, by
HOWEL DAVIES. and
J. 4. u j. f.. ROYAL. Lynchbutg.
NAV 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

culst Obstacles In ~, land forbid w. IA tho labor
Of ,aec, If properly conducted, will be little, II
n, all increased, while the produo, will be much
greater.
The practice of laying of oblorc lands in hills
ground, in breaking up, is very niudicious; II IN
creascs the labor of both the plouehman aud the
tram and renders ii impossible that the work
should be well done, rs one hall the burrows must
be often thrown up hill. Where the firld TO be
broken up, Is situate entirely on one side o hll,
either ihe hiIl side plough. with shifting mould
board should be used. 81 the inst iurrow should
be thrown down bin. and tho plough returned with
out cutting fnfrow, and proceed TO throw the So
cond in tho same manner as the first But where
The ground will admit of il, the land. taken should
bv al means be such, rs to admit either of throw
inc al the lnfraws down hill hY plnnghing round
the whole hill for ono land, of by taking the side
oi a hill. md an Gial quantity Of level ground NJ
tho top, into one l1rd that the last urfow in
breaking il up. shah be on the level II il be ne
ccssarv 10 eros the hl' in breaking Mp the field,
It j, lar better 10 ascend aud descend either II one
or both ends of inc land, without cutting iarfow,
than to omit this mode OF pouehiup, By which
alone the ground can be- we'll broken, and the la
Dor Of the team al the same time grcatI, dimin-
iihcl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
OF the President and Directors.
". Il. CiITTENDEN. Seer
Ofthe Iames Rirer 1aR knnu,rhn Comr
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

MR.. HENRY J.. DAVIES. having resigned his
4'l situation as principal Teacher at this seminary
the Nrustees ieel pleasure announcing to the pub
he that they have engaged Mr.. GEoRGl L. DADsEf,
OF Campbell, to take charge OF the institution
IN making TINS announcement. the trustees deen
1t proper TO state, that the standing of Mr.. Dabney
as gentleman and scholar is a,ouched by the mos'
ample and satisfactory testimonials. After gradual
ing, with distinguished honor, at Hampden Sidney
college, lie became student at the University o
Virginia, where ms education was completed upon
large ahd liberal scale. Entertaining high opinion
OF ms literary and classical attanments and beevlns
'ha he VIII faithfully discharge his duties teaehs
me trustees take pleasure in recommending In
@cnooi 10 Tie patronage of the public.
me exercises at this institution will commence Cd
me FIRST day OF January next and terminate on the
SUN day OF June toowin., when there will be pub
Tic examination, so conducted as fairly to test the
proficiency of the pupils
ne course o instructions will embrace the Gfees'
Latin and French Languages, Geography, with the
use OF the Maps and Globes English Grammar
AfIthmelc, Mathematics, &c.
lie charge for tuition in the Languages, ano
higher branches Of Mathematics, will be So and for
me English branches, 50 per month. Board, 10,
Guiding bed, washing, candle and fuel will be ~
per month.
IL fntther information is desired letters addressed
10 MI Georee f.. Dabncy. at Marvsville, Campoeh
county, until the LIST December ext will be attend
ed to. After that time, they NAV be directed to New
London TJIE TRIISTEES.
Oct. 26 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
GOOD MANAGEMENT

The con,ra4, in the profits of good and bad fam.
ing IS worthy of moments notjcr, AZ few take
the trouble 10 scan it with care. | have already
alluded to the bad management of our hop crop.
Had all the hops which were brought to markct
he last year, been equal in quality To the best and
such they probably might have been, with better
knowledge and morn care in their management
some Poor 3o, 600 dollars might law been pu, in the
pockets Of the growers, which they failed to OH
tam. Let us examine what the difference is in tn,
corn crop. estimate the eoq Of cn,,;v,,;,o am,
havcsng an acre of corn a, fifteen dollars and
that farmer will ordinarily plan, four acre., Ills
expense then will be si,ty dollars. If the cron
yields him thirty bushels an acre-,nd mo,c f,lI.
hort than goeS over this ua,ntif, and lao sclls ,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
11LT4BLE L.4ND
- .,c,rEoN-ggA CREDIT.

Vu,XING exchanged ny tract OF i-a4d Oh " =,
1 ter River, in the count, oil pou i:'L y
~ Galloway for the tract Of Lio1d on "iie" ~ ~
sides | will sell the last mentioned lraot u '','o
an Fridoy The 2Oth of November, IL lalr II 'o' ','e
FRA, fair DAY thereafter, at public auction Oh 'ie
nrcmise.. 10 the highest bidder 1t IS situated III
Inc county Of Bedford, one and han h'es lion'
The New London Academy, ana WE'VE n lnn
Iyrrbll4re, II contains lo27 acres, oil Whiea 79o
ar GOO are cleared, and in high state Oh improve
,,cnt. ahoaf 300 being in Clover. he remainder
!. heavily imbcrcd. every acre oil when a's' II
Tobacco Land 1t lies remarkably we'll ana Is
,u.,ly celebrated as one OF the richest anu most
,rodnctiyr tracts in the County. / he improve
urnls coasi. oil two Dwelling Houses, with all ne
ce,>ary out-houscs. Ii necessary, the tf"e' WIZ
be divided IL suit purchasers.
Trnns-Onc-lourth in cash, the remainder III
three canl annual instalments. To secure 'ne
three last payments a deed Of trust will be requlf-
cd. If the purchaser should will to pay any part
or all Of the thee last payments, liberal deanc-
,;on viii be made. The title is clear and undoubi-
cd. invite all persons who wish to vest money
in Valuable Land, to come and see this estate, as
the sale will certainly occur at the time above
mentioned. at the house now occupied by W
Galloway; and my object Tor selling IS TO remove
10 the South. ROBEhl Inv M
Oct. 20 IDS
Ut Richmond Wing and Enquirer, will
please publish the above till day OF sale, and Tor
ward their accounts to this Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
HfAE.E. GOODS.

raNIIE subscribers are opening the most extensive
L assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the Ladies will find some beal Ii
ful Cacocs, twcd rich hgure just from London
and PARIS, with great variety OF useful STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS, tie best blk. Silks &c
We have ever had; and determined TO offer
them at very reduced prices.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
~" County Merchants and liousekcepers, are
particularly re luestcd to call aud examine our a.sou
mcut. l..
Orf 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
A REMEDY FOR
O. HEl. H.zTES.Hl

r1NIiE xerutafing pain. tine decfepi,ude and de-
L formits. aud the premature old age, which arc
the usual At PENDANTS of this disorder. are suffered BY
many from despair of disappointment in
the efficacy OF the tended antldoes used
TO effect this purpose. But those who have made a
iaii trial Of
DIR. JEBB's CELEBRATED LINIMENT.
even IN OF long standing, and of the most
were character hase received certain relief and many
have been cured m few dasa. ore 10 81 hours,
number OF persons Boston and vicinity, have very
fully testified Certificates are IN The possession Of
the Proprietor. proving the most thorough and sur
prising cure l., Of thia powerful Linnent IN
cases where other approved applications had utterly
Jailed. Tie linnnoht is al Q used with success Tor
bruises SPAN. nuInbness. stiffness Of the joius.
chblAius. e..
Price 50 aents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
From The Caitirdtdf.
On THE CULTURE OF CLON ER.


e" "'hes h''c 0o"'''ou'ea more h'rg's 10 .''''
nouorh Improvement VI ho'pahorS, thah 'ue IN
"o"o'..'h d 'ioaor' ~ cohheNoh WIN 'oe iot'-
''on VI ',ePs' nc pIoi,' NeiA's 10 'nc'oIal, ana
''"'L' ''c sui ana "' "e saihe 'ihc II dHoias an
'o'''"'n'e u Ni'"''Sun' ,ooa iof every oese''P-
.'oh ~ lam ''"eh' "'.h,t eni i"f winter s'oies'
of so"ns III 'ne s'to' OF ''n OH pY ''oeh' ou' IL"
crops snfPass IN 'hr quah'its oil cattle ioo' "hieh
" anorus'
'e'e ~" ""eo ,"ut' III inc management "i
Culver "ihen We u's'Hh p'''iy 10 ho''oe III REFER
'"[' ~ ~ '''g,n''e "1>p'"u'A, nf'c arc,
a. % ''''' '''' - "S"''> 'o"n, ms ooJce'
VI we ''o'' ','P y w P'oeuc Il '"c'P 'oon LOT
~ ~ "f' '''ps' II
:" Wv I',"','e w '"o'' ,o' ""Sc' anu IL"
'""u,' ''' "'"S y, NV ,'u IVY Cne 'afnef
so"' NV y, 'N Po"'o' " or aoi'' ana Re's III re-
AZ, "' va" ''' ''"''' 'op Vi ~ o' P"''"'' IN
~" ~" - '''r',' Po'"'s' "o'''t', "'o"'
"o"o'o "" "ii ,''" " "' III VI anu III "li'h9 ea
""'APe"s' 81 F'S Una" a ao"af IN acre 'or seed
VINO, "a ~ y Ivy Ie''''3," ~ "e s,''a
''i =" y, t'''"F"'" W. 'o" ~ ~ ~ P"unaa Oh
49, "''''' ~ Nv" ~ we ''''' ""','', we oo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

The PottSillc Miners journal con,,;, tho cal
lowing account of a remarkable instance of WEI
cal prccoc,ty - '''N'
Mr.. Bcnan,-l have a daughter, child M,
TWO years OF age, who has remarkable r,ft Gar
nging. At the age Of fourteen months, she could
sing several tunes quite dstinctly--shc can learn
tunes very quick, and what is most ASTONISHING
SINGING Is more natural TO her than crying, inso.
much that she will at any time leave of CRYING ior
singing. JNO.JJONFS
Pousville. Oct 10, 1885"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
DIR. G. a. SAUNDERS

IL ANlNG located himself at Rocky Nom,
rankin County, respectfully offers his ser.
wees IN tho various branches OF his Profession 10 M
Citizens of that place. and the adjacent ro,,n', ''i1
hopes thai from due course Of preparatory Stnles
me experience he has gained from practic, w;,I
others' strict attention to business and deto,n,;n
ion 10 render every satisfaction in his power 10 n,er
me confidence OF those that may patronze him.
:" wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
POLITICAL.


To our friend of Lynrhhurs. Va, the author
the folowing very beautiful lines. we are indsbte
for several like iavors heretofore bestowed upon u
We shall always feel grateful for any contribution
from mis- happs pen: 0dilipo.is i'1pr.
xrusIwGs.-R, F. srrrer.
VIA, renal anguish Nature owes
To her prue,al tsll
Whats SAD catalogue Of wees.
And inan the her u all
Rich Was the bloom IN Fden's bo~ers.
And heartfelt Joy was there:
One trespass blighted all the flowers
And introduced despair.
Ages OF suffering since have sped.
sor ehangd the nouinful theme
The poison at the fountain head,
Flows down through all the stream
These truths bow int IN ever, age
prelusve of our doom
Lie is painful pilgrimage.
A journey to the tomb
Times ever rolling pillows sweep
It's transient sous away
Down 10 Ob, IONS uoiseiess deep,
And where, o where are he,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
DuMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
~ PILES.

'gNliE proprietor bces leave to recommend (which
4 he does with tho fullest confIdenccl of the
most valuable remedies known for this Troublesome
and painful complaint Without going into detail.
he deems 1t enough TO say, he has IA ms POSSESSION
the most nndoubtcd testimonials that 1t has more
completely answered the purpose tor which Is IN
tended, than any other popular Medicine.
This remedy Il perfectly easy III ns apple alton, To
all conditions, ages and seNe,. Full directions. de-
scrptvc OF the complaint. &c. ACCOMPANY each
packet, which consist, Of two boxes, Ointment and
Elcctuay. Price 81 iol the Whole. OF so cents If
but one OF the articles is wanted.
~ None arc genuine unless signed on the cut
side printed wrapper, ty the Sole Proprietor, T.
kIDDEk, immediate successor 10 the late DIR. W I
Conway. For sale at has Counting Room, over No.
%, Court Street near Concert Hail. Boston, and al
80 by his special appointment. by
nONEL DAN lis, and
J. +, J. +. ALL, Lyuchburg.
MnN II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
PLOJGlllNG.


Tins is unqncsh'n'lF inc Most important ol'e-
ration, IN the process Oh eailfhtan. oh 'h' mn.
ncr in which II Is rA''"ga' depends no, only the
success OF The crop oui "eat Is equahv important
ina hlly country, the preservation OF the SON n-
scii. stalio" ploNgmh', accompanied ny leaving
the burrows open, mas been the pfihelpai cause oi
that lmPoFef,hmcni oi Tie SOIL N many parts oil
the southern and sou'H western states, 50 generality
attributed TO Indian corn. Inc land IS iIrst bro
Ken up, or rather scratched, two OF thIcc inches
deep, with bar share P.eael' II IS then checked
or listed for com, with ,lm1laf ia'fow the o9h-
sequence Is, that the hi heavy ram alter each
ponchlne, carries oli Iaffe portion OF the loose
soil in each hnrow, winch serves - A conductor
for that portion OF l' water winch the land Is IN
able TO absorb leaving the feats OF Tie corn naked,
and exposed to the rays IT tn sun, nnt'l sahse-
qnent p'oneinr of a similar kinl shall cover lhem
with loose SOIL, to be- earned oil by the neu tam.
Had ingenuity been taxed 10 discover the easiest,
the choape 1, and The most expeditions manner oil
removing the soil from undnlatne or billy lands,
and producing lhesr barren, called hill sdes 80 Of
tenslVo 10 the eye, and .amlarious to the interest,
OF the iafmer, winch ate 100 oit"n 10 be nct With,
IT may we'll be doubted, whether one more efficient
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
Oct. -

IA ESSis. James e. McReynolds, John Ms,
1V2 Reynolds, and Robert s. McRcynold,
take notice, that, on the Friday after the 3D. Monda
in December next, at the tavern house OF Germu.
Jordan, at Campbell Court House, | shall
proceed 10 take the dispositions of Thomas
Franklin and others, to be read as evidence
in Suit depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry for the county Of
0tnpleil, in which | am complainant, and Won
and others defendants
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Oct. II w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands aud Pins
Ivory handle Knives and Forks IN sets of 81
pieces,
Fine Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots
" Sugars Creams and Slop Bowl Is
Patent and other Block Tin Coffee Pots,
Splendid assortment of Brass Audrons.
Sho,els, longs, and Tenders
Fine Plated Casters. ). 6 aud bottles
CandlcSticks. Shutters and Tra,s
Astral and other Lamps
ALSO,
Looking Glasses; Turned Wood Ware: knife
Clothes and Travelling Baskets Manila Mats; Bel.
lows Brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes Plate
Warmers; Ladies Dressing aud Work Boxes: ac.
cordians, aud numerous other desirable articles
II. b. RICHARDS & co.
AIso-A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls. HIRE &C.
Oct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
NOTICE,

4 n the Sd day of November next, | shall proceed
- to sell, to the highest bidder, at the late resi-
dence OF I. +. Dawson, decd, near the town Of De
,n' IN the County of Amherst. all the crops of Corn
ro'nef' and Oats Household and Kitchen Furniture
and Plantation Utensils, stock of Has and Horses
amoHg which three first rate Work Horses and a
nne Colt three yoke Of Oxen and parcel of M'l'n
Cows and young Cattle
Terms OF sale will be liberal. and made known al
the time and place of sale
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS,
OF - "