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fANDIES, Kisses, etc, best Lynchburg made,
~ At the lowest prices.
Ohm Pomdr, English doabis Seal for sporting, Il
first rate article
Friction Matches, nj reduced prices by order of The
manufacturer
Basam cop,isa do do salilifcd
Drinking Cups, very convenient for travellers,
Caomd. rcd aud white Precpiate aud Corrosive
SubIimatc, all Grsl rate articles,
Lemon, Raspberry, Ginger, Nc, Syrups,
Roman Nloln Sttlngs, assorted ot first rate quality,
Pune Sweet aud Dry Malaga Wine Of the fin rst
quality brought to the United States.
Scigneus Brandy, very low Tor the quality Of the
article.
Tufpcniine mud Fancy Soaps, large supply Of
each.
Pcrlumcry of all kinds, and all the articles for i'm
proving the skin hair aud complexion.
I|eckwihs Pills, very low, to close sales.
New Crop Ralslns, Brandy FRUITS, etc.
Table Sail, Olives, tapcla, Sadncs, Anchovics, etc.
Wines, all kinds, Pickles, Preserves, etc.
ilh of lnly articles good assortment.
Empty Champagne Baskets.
THERMOMETERS Accordlans Ilarmoncans. etc.
Table and Sweet Oil, fresh aud very best quality.
Musical Instruments. and Strings Ion do.
I'nndcs Gin, Cordnls etc. finest quality.
Medicines, Surgcon'sand Dentists Instruments.
Oils, Paints Dye Stuns. Water velvet and fancy
colors, olcach 6no supply
Varnishes and Brushes, all kinds in use.
Patent Medicines. all do do do
Window Glass aud Putty do, Knives
Castor Oil, large supply, cheap.
Champagne Wine, very best quality.
With u very great variety OF other article, for sale
at prices that will please all purchasers by
Howell DAVIES.
June % ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02

o." The Senate has concurred in the resolution
of the House Of Representatives,. to adjourn the
9th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02
.EIbcH,n,Ic LUAd at I'Mblic safe.
COMMISSION UERCTfAN1.

NONTEAGLE, the lato residence OF Craven
IVt Peyon, deed, will be sold TO the hlgcsl bidder.
on Thursday the 7ih OF September next O air 9th
erwise the next lair day.. This is considered one
OF the most valuable Estates in the upper county
and in point OF health and beauty. is surpassed no
situation in the State. 1t contains by recent survey
1000 acres upwards of 500 Of which cleared the
balance well tmbcrcd. 1t is bounded for nearly two
miles on the North & East by the Rivanna RIVER X
on the South by Buck Island Creek, a large stream
emptying into the rlycr. The two streams form
upwards Of 300 of low grounds, of very SUPERB
| or quall;y-tle greater part being alluyla and well
| adapted TO the growth of Corn, Wheat Oals, and
Tobacco. The Improvements not good.-1hc
dwelling house is old. but large and comfortable, and
situated on beautiful cmincncc, bringing all the
arabic land under the eye-and making the prospect
III every direction picturesque and beautiful There
is every necessary out house, with Horse Mill,
Threshing Machine, Ice House. &c. There
are ten or twelve never failing springs OF pure water
| on the place
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres mme-
dialely the River, above the thousand acre tract
just decribed with upwards Of one hundred of
River bottom, and 100 Of high land cleared,
the balance well tlmbered.
This land lies well, and is well watered-ha. on it
pretty good Dwelling House, and some out houses
and is susceptible OF being made most beautiful
| and desirable residence. These Lands lie eight
miles East Of Charlottesville. The Rvanna is ma
vgabe at all seasons to Columbia, where it empes
into James River.
At the same time and place, will be sold
Is or 20 .SiNres,
men. women and boys-some OF them very k ely
Il or 3 head OF Iorsrs,-3 or Of them fine sad.
die hoses; : or 30 Mich Cows, and Work Oxen
IS head of sheep 20 30 head OF hogs &c Al
so, all the Household and Kitchen Fnrniture-F ann
ing Utensils Of every DESCRIPTION heat Fans-one
sett of Blacksmith's Tools &c.
TEhMs.-For the Land. one fourth ofthe purchase
money will be required in hand the balance in three
equal annual payments, with deed Of trust to secure
the back payments. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. For the other property credit OF II months
will be given all sums over five dollars, the purcla
ser giving bond with approved security. Gentlemen
wishing to purchase a large small estate, in this
most beautiful and desirable country, invited TO
view the above lands before the day OF sale. Any
municaiion addressed to the subscriber, Eycrets-
vile, AlbGmarlc county, will be attended to.
CIlARL LES l.. PEITON, Eror,
ofCraren Peyon dccI
Montcagc, July wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02

Sugar, Coffee, MOIasscs, Ac.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED a WE'LL selected AS
l. sortneut OF
GROCERIES
among which are
hhds ST. Cro,s Sugar, very superior
10 3" Porto Rico, do
/" New Orleans, do
25 bags Rio Coffee,
% bags Porto Rico do superior Green.
PC " Laguira, do
3 hhds. superior Retailing Molasscs,
do bright NJ Orleans, do.
bbls. crush'd Sugar for Preserving,
SO bbls No n. Carolina Cut llerrmgs,
10 10 T boxes Loaf Sugar all qualities
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Richmond and Lychburg
Factories,
punchcon ia. Rum, 4 yrs old,
pipe superior Champ. Brandy,
do do Cognac, do
! do Holland GIN,
100 sacks Liverpool filled Salt,
8 hlds Stone Ware, assorted,
With general assortment ii WINES, TEAS, ALL
srIcE, PrrPER, GINGER, &c. all which, having been
purchased for CASH, ! can offer inducements 10
purchasers, whom respectfully invite to give me
call II my old stand, corner OF Main Street and the
Alley leading 10 Friends Ware house.
JOSEPH MARSH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02
New London Agricultural Society.

4 MEETING of the Society will be held N
~ New London The lilh day Of Iuly newt, Tor
the purpose of deciding upon suitable subjects Tor
p,em,ums. To he gwen At the Fall Show aud FAIR.
ly order ALIEN. AUSTIN, Scc,y
July WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02
Bathing Establishment.

Bathing Establishments.
ISAAC HARRISON has the pleasure OF announc-
l. ing that, aided by number OF the citlzcns of
IynChbuIg, he has succeeded IN erected u Bathing
Establishment, IN the most comfortable aud ncatcsi
style, and that IT will be open, for the reception Of
company, ON "Wednesday the 18th Of July. Every
comfort appertaining TO such establishment will
be furnished at the following rates:
Cold Bath o5 cts.
Warm Bath 374
Shower Bath o5
Tickets may be procured nj the Bathing house,
three doors below the Post Once and al the differ
cnt Hotels.
Isaac Harrison avas himself or this occasion In
say that under the roof with his Bathing estab-
slment, rs his Barbcr's Shop, fitted up with every
comfort; aud that he is prepared 10 give saiis,o
ton TO his customers in that Inc also.
July 3tf
The native American., 1838-08-11

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

IERMS.-Subscripton fo one year, 81 so in advance
or $3 90 if paid at the end of three months For six
months, 81 so in aduance Advertisements inserted al
the usual rates
All letters relating to the pecuniay interests of the Pa
per to be addressed postage paid, to the Publisher
JAMES c. DUNN.
All letters relative to the Editorial department TO be d
rected postage paid to The Editor ofhe Nure american
Those subscribers for year. who do not give OF
their wish to have the paper discontinued at the emo OF
their year, will be presumed desiring its continuance
until countermanded and it will accordingly be contn-
ued at the option of the publisher
The native American., 1838-08-11

alien increase of pauperism in our Atlantic towns,
but also the consequences which our citizens are
subjected to by the policy adopted by foreign
Governments for their relief, by transporting,
at their own expense, to America, this vagrant
populations:
The native American., 1838-08-11

similar statement of 10th September, 1896,
True American., 1838-11-24
PROSE- EC'IuS.
.NEJT EDITION. OF THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA

I T has been Tor some time made known the public
that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press edition Of the Louisiana Civil Code
They from lie first of the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication OF the work,
aud it was no, without great hesitation that they
sentcd to the undertaking. But the present edition,
amounting to about three thousand copies, and which
had cost tine State more than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely ont of print. For than two years
past the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars. 4,
operates upon every individual of the state, interested
either i'll agriculture commerce and which governs
the disposition of so much property coming us from
other states, thatuh Ike amos other treatise upon
law---lt is as much the ,axtbook and manual OF the
merchant aud the planter, ii IS of the private gentle
man aud the professional advoc te
The lawyers OF the adjoining stifcs and in fact of al
those states upon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers hcl
find mart for their produce in Louisiana, have fire.
qnrn necessity of reference to the code, and make it
Indispensable requisite their Libraries; and in tile
city OF New Orle the book s to Ii found in
the merchants counting room upon tle desk Of the
Judge, the table of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore t4' the first edition the work quick
ly disposed of; and ahoug reprint of it would
in some measure supply the public necessity, yet it
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references the Reports and Statute in order to
EN-. race the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature and the important decisions
and constructions which ave been given upon many o.
its articles bv the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, for the general super
ntendence and editorial department Of the work, the
professional services of Nheelock Upton, Esq.
me .'ber of the Now Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
have each kindly assisted MIR Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course their
studies and practice; and TO MIR jennings the part
Of Mr. upto who is also engaged in the work, Geo
Srwbridge Esq. has presented the great of refe
renes contained in his Office copy of the code, and
which nave been made by him during the whole period
OF his DISTINGUISHED professional labors The publish
may therefore well trust that the annoations of the
work will he all that industry and ubuur assisted by
True American., 1838-11-24
THi. FLORIDA STAGE CO.Aa.H Ia
AND
CAMIsOAT Limp
.z2~z, 6lsltss 80! - 80 E(s@p

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALr BAYS,
from Mobile (Aiabam@J t" Augusta (Gc"l
\ EANES Mobile every other da, Immediately sttel
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per tht
steamboat EmELrNE, Blakely coaches to Pensacoi'
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay ST Rosa sound and Choe
thachle River and Bay( TO Cedar Rue, coaches thens'
via Mariana, Chattahoochee, Formerly Mount Yer.
non, BanbI Idge, Pinerton; Hawknsyiile and Louis.
vile, to Augusta passenger taking his seat at Mo
bile is in danger of heng thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting interests. as the FLORi-
ia LINE is but on. concern, and under one cohtro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upoa h's
arrivala at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
er and at unless most unforeseen catas-
trophe should The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ty this route The Agents for acconmods-
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, halr natural roads, the safe and inter
esting water navigation, the Time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed certainty, eomot and pleas
ing variety; connected as it were with the Rail Road
Charleston, s. e. and the steam packets TO New York.
travellers Il, New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs"--Washngton city in r.
From Chattahoochee, Florida, have Brane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, hor
post coaches, also tive Branches from Hawkinsyills
one to Milledsesle, and one to Maeon sh. two hor'
coaches. STOCKTONS e 90.
Auarsr., Goth Jan. 1885.
Office at Mansion House Mobile s
"Dis,ancv, New Orleans 10 Mo.ile, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Charleston, t56 "
Charleston TO New " erk, 9So- lau
Time,% New Orean to Mobile, % hours
Mobile to Augusta, i32 's
Augusta to Charleston, IL
Charleston to New York, Sf- 258
Making 16S miles per day. Or miles per hour, incu
sive of all stoppages. nov 10
n. b. l beg leave 10 inform the public that th
bridges over the Chatahooshe swamp and Hard Laho
creek have just been completed y the general govern
ment, he My obstacles operating against this safe ant
speedy route are thus happily removed; aud have M
pleasure olesrng from travellers thai the coaces or
scs drivers and oads Of the FIRST order; and as to '
water from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff, it is admit
ted by all who have passed through it to be uns',asse.
i'll novelties beauty snd safety. The bridges ,hroug'
Georgia have also been repaired. J Nj e BAKER
True American., 1838-11-24

NEW BOOKS.
nuTY AND INCLINATION: novel. edited bv
y Miss I.an,lUn, auth of 4" The Inconsistencies I,
"EIhel Churrl" &c, in 3 wis
T1OMPSON'S LIFE OF HANNAH MOORE
2 vols.
HARRY AUSTIN; Or Adventures in ike fish
Army; . vols. 'H
SPARK's LIBRARY OF AMERICAN H,oepA
PLY, ,os6. rs and 3. "a
THE YOUNG HOUSE KEEPER pnd Tbo.ah,.
on Cookery, by W. A. Alcutt. "''sA'7
The ife and Adventures of NICHOLAS NICKIE
BY, No.
SKETCHES BY Bog, Nos. ass.
OLIVER TWIST; or the Parish Bows Prorress.
part 3 No 3. just received and for sale by
WM MckEAN.
nov !" cor Camp and Common SIS
a sls-les soussignes aysnt eie namines nnt Ib,.
~ norable conr du premier district jaSieaire ponr
FEtat de In Lousane, conmissares pour l'eyalus,ou
et labeau dn domage ct trais encbnry pp,,r ronye,
ture une nunselle rue, de lie rovias 10 rue eli
rod. entire Magasins ct Tehapnonias, on, teine leu
bleau: don't uue Niaie cOpe, Ir plan est dep,se
au brean du grefher de lade cour paar l'hspes,ion
de tons cenx que celia peut eoncernef. Avis public
est par lie present donne, que let tablcau J'evalua-
ton dassesss nent preferte lade eour pour
confirmation. saned le dc jour dc NeycinbIe 1885, er
tes pei sonWs interessees dams iedif rabeau d,eya
lnntion de fequses De ier leurs objections
sil rn exisie, saau H. % he noyombre piochain
la dem,ce dat eiaEt dix j. nrs unres Republication de-
ect avis.
u nlmiss airea
True American., 1838-11-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Judicial District


Court
fNNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, observation-disclosures
William Mackey having purchased at a sale made
by the sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described. has applied TO the clerk OF lis
court 10 whose office the deed of sue recorded on
the 9th day Of Mai, A. d. 1888, for monton or ad.
yertlscment in conformity to OF the Legislature of
the State Of Lou>i INA, entitled An for the further
assurance OF titles to purchasers Judicial saes" ap.
proved the 10th day OF March, 1884.
NOW. therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
hereiH are hereby cited and atnOnsled in the name
the State Of Louisiana and of The First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title claim in and
the property hereinafter described consequence of any
inOrnay in the order decree Judgment of the court
under which the sale made any rregularity or
ilgality in the appraisements and advertisements, in
ever; to show canse, within thirty days som the day
this oniton first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should not be confirmed and homoo
gated.
ish Aforesaid the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1885, by
virtue OF decree of this cout rendered the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1888 in suit entitled William Mackey
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash.
Description Of Property given in Judicial Co-
veyance, VIZ:
certain lot of ground, together with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee,
Louisa, Paul and DGlor streets, designated by the No
9, on plan drawn by c. +. Zmpel, Deputy Surveyor
General the 18th December, 1891 and deposited as
plan No 10, in the book of plans Of Felix Grmu notary
public. SAID lot 20 feet IL inches front c,
lot No 3, ami 81, feet inches aud lines in depth ON the
side a'inins the property now or lately, belonging
Ho".lale, AMI 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where il fronts alley af three feet nine inches il
common 10 lots Nos 4, ), 6, 7, 5 and 8.
m.6 VI EWls nep Clerk.
True American., 1838-11-24

- CD!lecti,rl of GuIioVn;i Phrases every topic
/ cc.,.u, u lnaintai- conVcrsalon arrah.ed under
rrrrl1 heads rh nutHrr4as rehar KS on the peculiar
,r,,t,.ntion and use of ynriou. words. The whole so
sps,d u llsilenhly tciiitNn t4e aeTuisioH efa
,orrt,, recommendations Of the French. By s:ofHas,a
uru rdltiou revised and csrrrGt3.
sction Of ue hunYed Of pe,ri,,'s Tables, acconl-
palcH With key containing the acx literal and free
vaR:a,ion arrtns ed in such 10 point
l.. difference between tho French asd EGgassh iaion
. 80 fg,,frd pronunciation of the FRENCH according
hc hest Frenc, works the subject The whole
preceded by slort treatise Oh the sounds 81 the French
language, pared with those Of the English.
APrunanncin. French Primer, or tkc Scholars Guide
the accurate pronunciation Gnd r'tkesraphy of the
French Lang ,e c"n,atRssg its elements according TO
ur best usage ~ Bernard TraRckn, lsst received and
.r s.Iely WM uckEAN,
{+er ('siuD II t,oIn
True American., 1838-11-24

s9hiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-sus
i. l. 40 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vz:
l6oo0 feet Of glass, best quality, from 8Xl0 23X28
hhr kegs "a doz Iapanedrns for ;6OoObs tase;
% doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also ofO0OO and
ouO do; Gases crome green in powder superior article
do do III cans large assortment sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists colors in oil read. pre-
pared in boxes, fitted ;'p with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &c.
Flake and irmnitr white 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
sortment OF paints, dry colors oil, turpennc, varsh
&C., for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MONDElLI,
agn 50 Cnmp
True American., 1838-11-24
ETA1 DE La LOUiSIANE-Cour du Premier bis

ETA1 DE La LOUtSIANE-Cour du Premier bis
irir Juicinr.
1 'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, A tous ccuy QUO
\ COS presemrs cunccnrcnt, Salut:-A A,te ,lu nue
William hlackcv ayant ucletG d ute vene fae pur
lie Sherf tie Ia paroisse dOieas la propriee ci-a,res
decr;te sest addlessc retc de cee Cour ou la ,,tc
vente tut enregsirce lie Define jour dc Mai, de rannee
1883 pour IN avis coniorncmenl de In Legis
ature de Eiat de la Louisiana, inliiule "Acte pou,
conirncr los titles acqucrcilrs AUX ycntes udic
aires, "approu,c e 10 Mars 1884 Quill soit conn e
0utes personrc ncitsSees par pro eres SOM
mfes de l'Elat de la Luuisianc e de la Cnur d
Premier l,l'rr Juoiciarc, ,qni rourraiemt nvur dro
la propriec ci-apres decrc, consequence dun dc
aut de torne dams forlre, e docref on le ugeneu de
IA cour, vcru duquel Ia ctc flute gu dc TOME
regulnrite il,egalIG dams destination. avs on la
tens ct lie mode de Ia Nenic, ou pour une t cuuse
que conaue dc lire vuir, dams jours dater de Ia
publication de cee avis pourquo u ans aite he
serait pas confrnee ct houologuce.
La dIte proprete tut vendue par lie Sheriff. s,,s4 lie
23eine jour dAsril, dc ranpee 1888, vertu dun de-
cret de rendu lie 3eiine ,le Mars de ronnee
1858, dams l'aiaire de William Mackcy vs. Samuel
5ei;, No. l5,535 du docket de cettc Cour Ianuell,
vente lie dit William Mickey, ses rendu acquereut
pour lie prix de $4,000 compliant.
Description della Proprtt dapre lie transfer Juaici-
aire, Savor:
Un certain lot ia erre, comprs t,u les batisses
ct amehorations sne en- la pdroisse d ri cans dan
ilet boruc par les de In Nonvcile Levee Iouise
Paul and Deorl, dssne par le No d'apu,s nm Mn m
dresse par + Zimrel, Depuh Noyer General, la l6
Decembre ia.t4 Ell depose en- fetude de Felix Grima
noaire public CONNIE plan No l3 lie dit lot det ere
ntsurnnt snSt peds, onze pouces face la r,sa ,In Ia
Nonvelle eVee, soAante qunze pics de proondeur ,t
poices ct quatte ligues profQndcur du cote o,I
,oucht la proprlce apresen terniere mutt uppare-
nant Goodal ct ayani dix neut pecs onze pouces
de large dams la proiordcur, il ia FACE une allie.
de trois pIcds neul pOuces commune ayeC les ,ots
Nos as, 6, Y ana 3.
Bur du CIR
True American., 1838-11-24
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE wAnnnovss

mn ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAEEHousE,
Ah- Customhouse street, opposite the pos office.
The Subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment II Marble Mantle rieces
ofsuperior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain slls and liutels
marble acings, hearths and boundary stonc plaster
OF Paris, Roman s. Hydraulic Cement aud Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and pain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice., They have first rate workmeE to
set the above work.
'"5 JAMES kSIN II STROUD
a iME--!j0O barrels Lime to sale ly =
IA a. . D.. PETER l.AlDLAW
Ioy7 70 Camp s
True American., 1838-11-24

HUMPHREYS FORElGN TOUR. &c.
GNREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BEIGIUH,
w short Tour in l335-Bv ileman Humphrey,
ID. d., Presulcn, of Amherst College, in v-ls.
1hs Worhs Of Mrs. Shermooa.-Bcmg the only
complete and uniform sli,ion ever published in the
nniled StHes vol. Is. Jns received and for snle BY
WMM'EAN,
j.. Corner Camp &mCmou streets.