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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27

ctOsu-Brallrca
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
"For the life ofthe flesh is in the rv H.
IT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEo-
Il se body nd Ss s y s d for The
.es.say dsPnd on the due performance Of its functions for If
nOurihed the system win Affected the .ecreo Il he
frame INSTRUCTED and the whole of blood becomes Impure
by Who either do will comprehend the
that all diseases whatever arise solely from onions
When and nmmaioy disease. are the consequence, of
nurderous in il effects calculated sap ro Of the GEM
sulcn yet sill persisted in. though single
dneed wherein has brought paralysis train Of nerou,
disorders, dreadful even in imagination to those who behea
How many thousands are sent TO unmey grave. How many
Of their lovely wives, How many Of their dear Husbands,
have en victims to this murderous practice The may
Mankind Oh consider this subject charge ye not one
1oP 81 S TOR the practice Of bleeding opposed e com
ton all diseases caused by foul and acrimonious
not hr ahsc,ng the vital ud should be cure q
deases and those who are attentive TO this n..biy
healthy old age Had the Creator intended have parted
with b'od rely on Il place would have been made for lis dis,
eh S when too much had aesSmgI1 at
UNIVERSAL FILLS shall have been appraes,sd Ss.d"s vii
onser though Of as REMEDY Tor dee,o IN yoe Ir in
a,m.tion take in the course Of or hours
more OF The impure humo from the body bv the
e than bleeding To the extent q 30 could po,by done
and should bs inferred that the Pill, remove ONLY hos
parts from the ooi which the Of inasrnston
po.rason OF all The scrPsres eopous beedng
On the contrary what agility AID engh felt after Of
this meaee the body indeed ightened Of had Nothing
nchng equal Ia Kidding the vtsed hunors with vegetable
medicine OF this knd which "a have proved Injury
nut Away; god l. the pulse hsh dose q, pills viii
ING dswn Is too low the came win increase
proPer standd l. remnlou showing nervous excitement, the
pills by soothing the system will Hay it,
Thousand ofihe most cabe citizens Of New York will
referred to with pleasure by Dr. b. who have maay been
IN The habit OF beiig bed Of or times year
nd whose constitutions ia
weak- have since they have ae Of h-e pull, lost
drop Of their blood When their old symptoms ap
pead ms cad ut running 20 the door and having vein opened
they have swallowed OF pills. which removed the yaed
hamo that were impeding the blood in is eci-n These
sensible propr sirpy h the Of h,
Crossing day The hoh Of cy and nd which by the
przc Ice II ediEg both becoming DIRE duIy
NOTlCE.-DR BRANDRETIPS Office Tor the sale of the
ae f wAsesaie and r'tail lS7 opposite Brooms
.lTett wheI he be consulted gratis by ihose taking his Pon
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
Fce 25 hox, With full directions ian T-r~sm-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27
sURANCE TRUST

MEM hORh LIFE insurance. TRUST
COslfANf-Pefsons effect nsuranees with this COM
their lives the lives Of Others the
shole duration OF life for limited period. The
premium may be either made ssnuzly, in a gross
Premiums on onehu a1rrd daLnrs ane rcar
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANUFACTORY

$50 PEARL STREET.
GARNER& COMSTOCk offer for sale the nest es,9n-
able Terms and elegant o Umbrellas Para
sos lot their msnuscture Comprising
and pattern, aud which th would especially invite
ton of thsir friends and cu-toInrrs- frs SLIM
lAPHET IN SEARCH OF FATHER-wALLIS
NEWELL will this dy publish the above named with
por rai OF the author, complete in vol Prices SCI I'm
SCOTCH SHORT BREAD" regularly Kept aud made
- 10 order by d. BRfSON CaHfecone late of Edntu
Olasgpw iio Fuitaa ST. near Broadway Jan p I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27

l AIDES LOOK AT THlS.-wATSUN x VAN
DUZER, i5s Chatham street. selling very reduced
prices. splendid Of Furs consisting Of
Pelenes. Boa Nuts, Neck Ruis Swasdown trning and
every other description VI articles their line. Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call and for themselves
sen determined clear their entire stock OF Fur prey
Gus 10 the holidays wATSON& VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street, New York
Also On hand above, superior style Of fine Fur Caps
Stocks. der ~,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27
feb left
q WRIGHT * ROWE, HAVING FORMED A

- WRIGHT KOWE, HAVING FOHMED
~ CCPHneihp tor the # the Fur aRd silk Hat
80 and Cop business 4l6 Broadway, Of Canal
~ 10 the public eIhsr whleae RETAIL
HITS. but particularly ii Ha hich they feel warranted
saying from Ia fe that they have spared expense obtain
the best maiefis and finished
the country and surpassed equa- by any smlsr
s'ishmsn Ttgarcs dab ty and bau shape and appear
aiec, and fatt all the rsquis OF rst-rair Hat
These Hats pok highly OF from motives Of
teressd nature bu from he convs ton they
nha representa- 10 be, and often he sehrap
showy Article male To take in the HnasPeei run sho
un~equsiird with the quality Of Hal ard hel.
shall be 10 deal fa and eA. if possible their branch
1t business thew think hey have arrived To that
ton as "a oder The Is e their manufacture
c some OF the best made in the United Safes III
price, which Is -Four Dollars.
Aso assrtHs OF all kinks of Hats well worthy the
lion Country Aerh tn and W hale, ali Dealers.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27

w wholesale Dealers IT, staple and Fancy Dry Goods having
taken store No. 70 Broad few doors below the
Hotel have received and opening four hundred
Foreign ard nestle Dry Goods which they offer for by
package piece good he had in this
70 which they respectfully invite the attention Of
different psrts Of the country and city. feb 2-n
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27

FOR SALE-22. 900 Acres ct good timbered Land in
the State OF Maine lying the Nsragangu and within
few miles OF ship navigation The timber consists principally Of
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard
there ALSO several good mills IL the vicinity, easy
Persons Who have beea represent desirable
and object sr SPECTATORS take held Of Terms Of
will be inside easy and accommodating; for further particulars APP
ply J. g. yANDENRERG.
dec 5-lf Chatham direct,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The regular
sales Of Hoses Carriages Harness &C. continue take place
this well known establishment Monday u O'clock
The next sale will take place Monday 10Th inst All Horses
Carriages Nc intended for this sale be shown and on
OF before Saturday next, 9th inst, 5 o'clock, r. VI.
JNO. W. WATSON,
feb left 44G Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27

FULTON MARKET.
Beef, l2tO IS eIs per In.
Mutton. 9 TO ID cts do
Veal, 9 60 IA Its %
Pork, Il cts dc
c. Beef, 7 to 10 cts dc
Turkies. lrs To lss apiece
Geese, 81 to los do
Chickens IS 10 81 pair.
Dscks, 81 To los do
Veuison, 3 To | , AMI 10 cts pes ID
Batter, s2t,25 cts per ID, scarce
Eggs, 5 fer Is
Fish, Ced 8 & Bsss 25 cts pei Id
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
seM HtlSsCiJaoNs.
To the CitiesnS af Bratsy,L

me "'sf"S ~ Dcdiord.
'tth"" 'lrHENS-i WIS glad to see 81 man,
~ You al onf March court. such an assemblape at
,'''> paA SEASON, aneufS we'll for our country
MOVING that upon thus day 1t is the custom of osc
"',o WISH 10 represent YOU in the Legislature not
o,N make known 10 Non thai fact, but clearly and
l'''niN 10 lay before YOU their political creed, You
,'''ies'ed' by thus cro"d'ng Your eourt-etccn the
ao'P ana solemn interest You feel for Your coun-
ny rejoice that You then had tho pleasure of
.e'''" my me eloquent address Of VIM. l.. Goren
~ ohe OF Inc Wing candidates. wish that ev-
y ''''' oaat every citizen, OF every party, had
~ 81" '''' 'iu'eSs. II was trnl, an effort worthy
" '''e ""'"of-"orthN oil the noble cause for which
" vas i'dde-te cause oi LibcuYt judging
'o"' my ." Il l'riln@N, from What SAID TO me
s"''"dfu> ny others, and from the almost breath
~ ''e"'el' "hieil' ief more than i've hours, WIS
NV" ny So'ia'Se an audience, 10 the speech,
"''S' pecNe 'hat tlc effect produced upon all par
',oS Wis ueep ana powerful. 1t was the truth
.''c '"e"'"'"'" run, winch We heard. May lis
iii ,',S>'on never be oblrterated
, reno" 'itizcns-Smce the character of m
buren, by 'ills address and during the present can
saNS, mas been so iully devcoped--slncc the arch
Magician has been stripped oths mask, and held
up Piaihly before your eyes, in all his hdeouS and
apomlnabe deiormity,-wc cannot nationally be-
lle'e that many OF the sober, rejecting and intel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

81 marble a, granite, brought from each Stat,,
that each State may participate in the rlory oi
contributing IN materials AS we'll as ia funds 10
lis construction. The subscription books are to
be transmitted to the Soe'o,y,-to be- placed H.
the Monument, IN an apartment to hc erected tof
Their sale keeping, and go down 10 pn>teriiv, and
be c'assed according To States, Courltirs, Towns,
"e' Consequently, the name of c,ert contrbn-
Tor, When practicable, will be written by himself,
ana 1t also seems 10 he the intention OF the Board
oil Managers, is we'll in Justice 10 the contributors,
ds 10 ensure the responsibility of the collectors 10
publish the names, and the amount contributed by
them, IN each STATE. Though the hiphcst sum 10
he contributed by each individual is limited to one
aouAf' Yet any amount may he received, provided
TIE person sphscrhes for himself and family, or
Tor himself and others. Therefore, any sum Of
leied, however great OF small will be received.
RlClfD. PERKINS,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
a Valuable James River Estate and
MILL FOR. RENT.

4 5 administrator, with the will annexed Of
L u Mai Nm. Warwick, deceased, | wish tn
lease, for a term of years, that very valuable and
we'll known tract OF LAND, situate on James RI
yer, in the County ot Amherst, formerly the pro-
perry of VIM. Gait, deed. There is on this tract
large body Of fertile river bottom, and an extern
sivc and valuable Manufacturing Mill.
viii lease the Land and Mil Jointly or scpa-
raley POSSESSION of the Mill will be- delivered
on the lst day of June next, and that OF the Land
on the Isl day of January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops Of small Grain al the usual season,
during the approaching fall.
The attention of the enterpuzing and indnstri-
is particularly invited to tins Property, as II IS
confidently believed llat "A finer prospect OF max
inc money rarcly occurs dian tia, here presented.
JNO. NJ OTEN.
April II its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
NEW 1s0Nak STORE.
'D'llt. subscribers having entered into copart-
L nefShip under the firm of


Tor the purpose of engaging in the BOON TRADE,
have purchased of Col. H. II. North his entire
stock OF BOokS, STATIONARY, Ac. &c.
The assortment is Il very general one. consist
Inc of Law, Medical, Theological. Historical,
School and Miscellaneous Works-ihc greater part
OF which are and splendidlv executed. having
been recently purchased in the Northern Cities
The subscribers are determined TO keep such I'm
assortment of BOOKS, &c, and of such qua
'lN, as the long experience OF one OF them IN the
trade, ami his acquaintance with the citizens Of
LNnchbnrg and the adlacent counties, induce hun
Ia believe viii give them satisfaction 1T the
time the prices viii be made rs low as liberal
public can request, and the interest of the prepre
tors admit. JOSEPH l.. NJ ARrlN,
HENRY LATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

= 07s The Nanitcs complain very much of Whiy
Z" panics.' If there be any panic in the public
mind we have not witnessed it. BR pray, Mes
sieurs, do you wish to monopoiiee the benefit of
the shect-iron thunder 2 Didn't you try the eff.
tacy of d" Bank or no Bank" " Instructions o,
no Instructions " Leigh or no Leigh" until the
very words disguised the people If you failed
10 raise panic this Spring, it attributable to
the staeness of your powder, and not to the want
of will to con urc mp storm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
llsHfAI' ANlLl',.

IN PIT RSl' ANCf. Ola deed oI trust, executed
by Joseph Dillard, bearing date the lst oi All
g,Si, 1920, aud Of record IN the Clerks Office OF
Amh, rSt county, the subscriber viii, on the lh
day Of June next, on the premises, offer for sale,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract Is
described rs containing 800 acres, beng IN the
county OF Amherst, on the waters OF Little Fincy
River, on kue's Creek and adjoining the lands of
Edmund MnSse, james Campbell and Joseph
Goodc. THIS land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well worth the attention Of Tobac-
60 planters The subscriber knows Of no defect
IN the title, but will only convey such as is vested
in him by the decd aforesaid.
IICASP. THOMPSON, I,Hstrc.
April p ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

~ When the Nantcs say thai people are de
Ldea by Wing panics, tuy show precisely the
estimate which they have formed oil public intelIi-
rcncc. They flatter the 6 poor people, even y,
Rsbespicrrc did when he was about to enilIlot,nc
few hundred Of them for days amusement. So
long as they think they can lead them but as
soon as they begin to think for themselves then we
,rc told that they are !" FOOLS" who can be easily
.rled and mi,ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

\ correspondent of Campbell writes us, that the
Wings scarcely care straw all, ut Whitc-but
Harrison is to be their man-that but two DAYS be-
lore the election, they all protesScd TO he for White
but before the sun set on Tuesday, they BEGAN
to throw onl strong signs for Gen. Harrison, the
Bank and Federal candidate
Richmond Enqaircr.
Fudge VIII the correspondent of Camp
he'll, referred to by the Enquirer, be Kind enough
To tell us what were the g strong Sims" TO which
he refers! We profess our entire ignorance in the
premises, though we should presume that we are
as converSant with the views of llle Wings as thc
fnqulrcr's correspondent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

.;.ocd by the death of Mr. Wildman Al the conn
rencement Of the present sessIon--iH e State Sc
,,,e consists of wings and II Nantcs; and the
u of r. Of 73 wings and l3s Nancs.
Every Eastern State will 90 for Van Bnrcn, rs
oe,t President, except Massachusetts, which will
,,oh,bly throw away her vote upon Mr.. Webster.
Ia not this pregnant evidence OF the resuscilaiion
Of the old Federal party, under the stolen mime IF
Democratic Republicans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
ISODA EEI.N'IbEKI..

VIE subscribers having employed first rate
BOOK Binders, will carry the business, in
all as branches. They intend constant, keeping
on hand, larec stock OF PAPER, oi all sizes,
suitable ior Merchants Record and Blank Book
ot every description ; Which will he ruled 10 any
pattern, aud made up to order, nj short notice.
Our Book Binders cannot be- snrpa>srd ON Blank
Work, 10y any IN the United States.
MARTIN \ LATHAM
April if,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
TOR THE LADIES.

DLAIN aud figured Grodcnaplcs,
4 LuStrons and black Gro dc Rhine, and Italian
silks,
French and t.ncsl, printed Mu>lins,
New style Cling Hams aud Caicocs,
Plain and figured Challys,
New style Cause and other fancy lIandkcr-
chiefs.
French W orked Collars, rcry handsome,
Mountain and raised Satin striped Muslins,
A Large stock of English Silk LIesis nv and,
Gloves-.j"a impo,tcd,
Adelaide Bluffs and Zcpharincs,
New style Tuscan Bonncts, &c, SC.
just received and for sale by,
JAMES G.. HUNT & Co.
April II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
NEW GOODS.

lust OPENED, in Lccsvc, by the subse,i-
- Der, II large assortment oi Foreign and DoneS-
tie Goods, which have been selected with great
care in New York, consisting oi almost every
article IN his line, OF Dry Goods, Groceries Hard
ware, Cutlery, Stone, Enrthcn Glass aud thina
" are Drugs, Paints OILS aud Dyr-Stnhs, &c.
Together with many useful articles, whc, hc is
determined to sell ms low ascan BIZ sold above the
head of tide water, and 10 responsible persons, n
liberal credit will be given; aud he solicit, II call
from his friends and the public generally rs he i,
determined to sell for very small advance on
prime cost II. I. TERRY.
Lccsyille, April - Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

O. See the interesting Congressional sketches
in this mornings paper The holders Of the trea-
sury keys still refuse to permit enquiry as to the
safety OF the public money Why do they de-
cline to unlock the door, if they are not afraid to
reveal the secrets OF that prison-housc! Guilt on
ly Shuns enquiry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

u SERIOUS disturbances occurred at Quebec
on the 23d, and continued, with some mtermis-
son, until the Goth Of last month Many persons
were wounded, two supposed to be mortay, and
various houses were miurcd.-Last year, when
The spit OF mischief was rife in the L. States, and
mob law threatened to supcrsede the regular ad-
m'ns'at'on of justice, the tory papers of Canada
attributed 1t TO our democratic institutions and drew
nom 1t awful auguries of approaching anarchy and
o'oodshed. We should ike TO know in what man
"er 'hev account for the occurrence of similar out
RACES at home, under the reign of good King VII
lam the 18th, and his excellent Vice Rows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

A SmN.-Thc late election for the Nlayoraltv
Of Mobile was contested upon political grounds.
George W. Owen being the White, and T. J.
Sanford the Van Buren, candidate The vote stood
thus For Owen 80, Sanford 336.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

TRr,soS The Enquirer thinks the people
are fools for believing the statements of the
Wings. Just as have always said. The poo
uIe" are all in all whthe Vanl'es when HEY submit
"a he led by them whhrrsovcr they Isl but as
soon as they think for themselves, then they are
!. fools -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
NEW ARRIVALS.
eE EA
C"3EcY

nNllE subscriber has Just received one elegant
FAMILY CARR AGE, and two NARbl ell
ES and expects further suppl, IN few dass. la,
ing made arrangements with some al the moot celr
b,aied Manufacturers IN Newark md New Haven. lac
will receive regular supplies oi the different kinds "i
Carriages throughout the season, aud d~posc al the
sa,ne At u small al, ance on the Northern prIccs--bnl
should any gentleman pi tct II, will order ANY dos.
cript,nn oi taulag, Ion him. S\Mi. AliES.
March n T. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
Oakland Female Academy.

IN Monday Muy End, the summer session
~ OF this institution will commence, under the
supcrinirndence OF Mrs. Li,eord, ina commodi-
on, building, erected for the purpose, near Capt
Hawkins am! MIR. Il. Wigginton's.
Terms, for Session 5 Nonths.
Senior class--comprising all tho branches
usually taught in +. Semnaries % HE first ( SO
standing,
Junior class Reading, Writing, Ortl'egrphy s
Music, TX
Drawing Il painting, III
Two Evenings each week devoted to elegant
nccle Il fancy work.
Board on moderate terms, in the vicinity
My children having been two SESSIONS under
the care Of Mrs. Lttlctord, am enabled from ex-
porcncc to say that that their Improvement has
equaled my highest ancipations, & confidently
recommend her to the patronage of the Public, as
an able and talented instructress.
JOHN T. HAWKINS.
April 81 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

W We have received Mr.. Lcigh's speech on
the ESpnngmg Resolutions, and shall shortly Law
1t before our readers. We shall, however, pre-
cedc ii by the publication of Mr.. Rivcs's on the
same subject that our readers may see both sides,
and Judge for themselves. We shall beoin with
Mr.. Rivcs's in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

= An arrival at Boston brings London papers
70 the evening of February 2G, incusiyc-two
'aSs later than before received. Their contents
.o"e'er' are unmportant.- THEIRS, the new
french premier, has declared that the recent
change IN the Ministry, was one of meu and not of
MEASURES ho added that there would be relax
A"on OF severity in relation to the press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
NOTICE..

nNllERF will BE- IA petition presented 10 the
next Legislature, for the formation oi n
NEW COUNTY, out Of parts of Campbell, Pitt
sylvania aud Bedford
April y WIN