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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
NOTICE.

fHNllE subscribers Wool carding Machine. vii
d be IN full operation by the 10Th day OF Ire pre
sent mouth Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the sklllul workman, Mn. Roberl NJ. Clay
Tor. WHO has been IN the practice of making thrn,
lor the last % years, and pledges himself to keep II
II itst falr order.
Tie iemsior eardug wall be cents per pound, the
owner OF The wool TO furnish ponnd Of grease for
every 10 ponndsul WOOL. The Machine Will be sit
u'ted on Black water, 2mes from Lyuchburg on
the Forest Road, at the mill lormerl, owned by Mrs
Late pledge myself use every eXettiou ~ ulak
ing hrsme Rolls. Wool viii be received AT The
Machine. Persons desuous In send " DOL TO my Mill
are informed that # ihey will lraye the same al the
Stores oil Mrssrs. Mckinney & Mosby or Brown &
Nross' ! viii cause The same At my own expense tc
be carried 10 the Mil carded and brought Gain for
delivery III the form of Rolls. shall alsn keep con
st1niiy al the same places, supply OF WOOL
ROLLS or sale Tue public may be assured that
every effort shall be made TO give satisfaction
TANDY X. KIDD.
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

The Piek"ck Papers have been translated into
The Russian language. Mr. Weller, both senior and
JUNIOR, must make strange figure IN foreign dress
How is II possible TO do full Justice Sdlaires IL
nsIrations in Selavonlc How will cockney slang
sound IN Russian gutturals ? Figures of speech,
snch as abound IN The Weller dialect, unlike figures
oil arithmetic, cannot be transferred to fore ign
diom and retain lheir value. They are indigenous
-close-cnging Aborginals-natlye and 10 the
manner born'-incapable of keeping lie and spifit
away from sutherland. Mr. Piekwlck himself" the
Immortal man'-"ould be singular phenomenon IN
the longitude Of St. Petersburg. When Gull
vers travels were fist translated into French. the
book was incomprehenslble TO Gallican WITS and for
aught we know. II remains to the present day.
English humour Is quality SUI geaeris-incapable
OF transmntatlsn aud of deGnlllon-a snbde es
sence. evolved from Anglo Saxon elements Fo-
reign brains are mostly mpermeabe II.
baltimore american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
TWENTY ACRES,

lying on The Forest road and adjoining he above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half Of which s heavily
numbered. the balance recently cleared. On tins
Tract there Is good DWELLING HOUSE
This is Of the best stands the Forest road Tor
= blacksmith shop, wheelwright shop AID wagon
yard, as The first good spring (lfer leaving Lynch
bufg,) which Is convenient TO The road
A lan nnn1ler rk ACT, Containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
POLITICAL.
THE SILVER sr.D.s NEST.


RI MISS ". p GUILD.
F.asdta on The siassiar incideafef finding IA
ef hanging bird. IN q .Ssct NOR f5te. tei#e
areig Of siirer s7ses. piarksd RON d >osftfF''
asteus.
A stranded soldiers spsulsfe
The waters cast ashore.
A little winged ruver met,
And eyed il o'el and o'er.
Tie silver bright SO pleased her sight,
On that lone die vest
sh, knew not VIII, she should deny
Iersefa silver nest
The shining wire she peeked and tsirlsd
Then bore IL To her bough,
Where on a foaory taig twas eurlsd
The bird eau show ,ou how.
Bui When enough OF ihat bright stuff,
The cunning builder bore
Her house 10 makc. she would not take,
Nor did she ro,Ci more.
And when the liiflc artigan
" it'll neither plidc NOT guilt,
Had entered on her preit, plan.
Her resting place had built
With here and there plume 10 ,pop,
Ahont hrr own lightform,
OF these, inlsid with skill she made
lining soit aud warm.
But do you think the pnder brood
she londled There and led,
Nsre proudrf when lbcy understood
The sheen aboni their bed
De you suppose they ever tose
ofhghcr powers possessed,
Because thes knew they pccped and grew
Within a silver nest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
IRCSE SALE.

virtue OF Il itust deed, executed on The goth
- day of March, 1928, by Robert rinslev md
judith his vile, 10 Thomas K. Brown and The sinh
scoer' Tor purposes therein expressed and OF record
IN lhe CLERK office OF Amherst county, will proceed
=" sell on the premises I cash. at public auction ON
thursday the 3lst day oI October, Tract of / and
conveyed IN SAID deed, containing four hundred and
i'ee "IeS' lying IN the counties of Amherst and
kockb'ldge. and adjoining the lands of David 8
garland and others The undersigned will convey
'uen 'i'ie only DIS is vested in him as Trustee.
d. MURRELL,
Or, Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
One Hundred and Eighay-ehrce
q ls a. y,

lying on Ivy creek, IN bedford county. within half
mule OF HE Tract last described. II is well watcied
aud contains u sufficient qnanny Of WOOD LAND
Tor the support ol the place.-Smty Acres Of thus
frei Is irst rate lo~erouod, and The upland is now
IN good state ol improvement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
CARR lAsIg.S.

B4SOR sale. OF lhree good CARR WALLS,
some II them are extra fine Springs; like
"i,e for sale some BUGGIES and one SULkN.
+ OF cash. the prices viii be very reasonable. Apply At
ELLIOfTS STABLE.
0,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
NEW aNnCHEAPGOoDs

M have just received he greater portion Of oui
w Fall and Winter Goods. which comprise =
large and general assorment-1hey wee purchased
N the NouIier Cities. generally st very low prices.
and will be sold espcudngly low to all WHO may
favor MS with call. We invite purchasers TO give
our goods examination, we leel confident thai
suit them both in quality and prce.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Oct q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
MOTTO H..

'b'llE undersigned is now ready to receive wheat
H during the season, for which he will nav the
highest cash pflce. 10 prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
thai in every case where wheat is sent to the MILL
and no price agreed upon. ii is stored in The Mil
1.-THE risk of the planter long as the price remains
unsettled, as he sonly MILLER, and not an insu-
fef against lre water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDN.
Aug. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
Stocks, Collars &c.

GENTLEMEN viii find At Hunt & Martins a
" fine assortment of
Superior plain aud coloured Satin Socks
DO do do Bcmbazne do
Linen Collars. all Patterns
Black and coloured Goat Skin Gloves, very
superior.
Sept. 90 ts
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TWO certain tracts or parcel OF LAND,
.e'PVEGE.

A GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders
a IN the Lynchburg aud BulfaIoe Springs Tufn-
pike Company will be held at Pedlar Mills, in the
county OF Amherst, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next e. CARTER, Secretary,
L. & b. S. T. c.
Oct. Ii IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Tie Santa Fe Ifaders-The annual caravan of
santa re Traders has arrived IN Missouri. They
bring with them about twenty wagons and large
anounf OF specie-nesrly two hundred thousand
dollars The trade with Santa Fe and other Span
ish settlements has been conducted thus for some
Years, and with good THIS mode oftr,ffic
must give way however in OF time 10 some
more rapid system of conveyance for 10 this age OF
rail roads and steam engines, caravans cannot long
maintain - the even te nor Of THEN way"
There is something associated with the name OF
caravan that reminds one OF primitive times and OF
Eastern counties. The images Of tufbaned mel
come 'n'o the fancy-AbdalIahs, Hamets and Mus
'sphss' with long boards and solemn feaures-sandy
'ese's, sprlnkied here and there with groups oi
s.-uispensing palm trees-and camels slowly
l"oou'as thfonsh the wasle or kneeling around the
Ssehins e"campnent.-It cannot but cause astonisb-
"e.i 10 reflect that ia ancient times the immense
Hsme between India and the Western world
"iiai ~as then the Western void, INCLUDING Eg,pi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
HUNT ~ .N.ERTkS,
Opposite the PosT orfIcE
HAVE received fheir stock Of STAPLE <
II FANCY
FALL a WINTER DRY GOODS,

Groceries. Hats. Caps. &c.
which is large aud desirable. and shall be sold for
Cash or 10 puncfns dealers on Time, at prices thar
will certainly give entire satisfaction Their friends
aud the public respectfully requested TO examine
their stock.
Oct 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

We extract from The New Odeans Merchants
Transcript, The following comparative statements
Statement Of efput,toas of Cotton from " O1tedns'
during the last I'm yfdrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

=, ~ INCIDENT Ar TnE Rro1PrioN When Mr.
van bufen ahghted on MONDAY at : ,ndeison's
Hotel, the crowd. clamofums to see him insisted
upon en'efins the apartment prepared for hun. In
,"e must OF the tunul the voice of the host was
nearu addressing them to the Effect THAT he pro
'essed To be the friend of Nh. Van Buren,; thar
'h't gen'enlan was then labofng under grept fatigue
s"o exhaustion, having eaten nothing since an ear
y hour Ia the morning aud that IT, under such cir
cums'ances, they sill persisted IN seeing him. they
cou'o not be regarded as his friends" The crowd
ehecrcd The orator, and carried HIM on the shout
uets OF some oil them into the ie.t, Mhcre sorrow
'"''o relate one Of the light. fingered eeury feisy
co me host OF his pooket.booL. which fortunately.
however, contained no money.
PHILADELPHIA NORTH american
AWAsHiNGToS lNcIDENr.-AstIe President vas
Passing the Bank Of -, in the Lafouche in The
rear OF The procession which escorted him to the Tx
ecuise Mansion, OF the Officers OF the Bank called
10 anoihef-" Here they come, Mr.. S" " All,
t'aa 81 who Is the President with !" "Ob, IAN
s"eied The other,) lie III very good hands three OF
our Board have got him."
we know this will shock our Democratic friends
u we" urk. but the fact is. the putty which ac-
cohpanied The President IN The batouche of his
Puohc entry Ia The city consisted Of the President
ahu TWO Directors OF one OF our Banks There was
third Director IN attendance but there was mi
'oo"' 'o' MN III me carriage. Nat. fnL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
COLLINS a. Co.. AxEs.

HAVING RECEIVED a large lot of Collins
N Co.'S ANES, they will be sold unusually
low tor cash. IL. b. RICHARDS.
OCT. 10 is
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sERiEDgg.fE GDEEE,6s q.
I'm IslrslanOnd y5FLsIIsEsa

1--WE nrxt Winter Term of Lectures IN the Med
lcal Department Of ilampden Sydney College,
at Richmond viii commence ca MONDAY, October
2lst, $50 and continue until the Iasl Of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor ofSugery
and Surgical Anatomy.
mo. CULLEN NJ. -. Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
TIL. JOHNSON, VI ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CIlAMBERLAYNE. NJ. ID. Professor OF
Matcrla Medea and Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOHANNAN. NJ. y. Professor Of Obstetrics
aud the Diseases Of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. ID. Professor of Chem.
lsuy and Pharmacy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
CAMDEN AND PHILADELPHIA RACES



''"'i "A''
swecpsohe fo' Year Odds. two mile heats, sub
"a = :,
tiro. Gosd,,u', b, 3 N1,G,Il . .
J. :. Co,bin's b E PASSENGER. . IA.
Nm J,ne.'s h 3 'r,e,sn,cr 4 - q
Nm. ,,tbbon,', h, : N,,,ne, 4 : al.
J. IL Napmai,,,s Oh E p,,s,fr = dis
Charles lal.hc,,.p,lbxA niorra, ii.
rtm,-3 al - 10 "a
Tie InCc was we'll contested, much interest being
excited itom the heats beng brahrn-lhs course
Is IN good Quiet TIE roads excellent, and every
i"hR passed. - The satisfaction oil nneIouscom
raey
srCoNn DAY.
sv,ensfaLc IA, 4 ,e,, ,i,ls ,Uo milo be,,s. f,os
ont, ia, an, n. ,,y., 40, ,,,. ,,l,,,,,,,a
800, falfeif 100 slx subscribers and closed VIZ
). y hulN bt by }llc, dan by Gohanua, !
- NeD"nicis C by Whale, dam by Ilmo-
Icon. }
j. n Nlnmaltis imported br c Mercer, by
E"rl'"s, dis
llme-3 o3-4 !.
sfcoNp RACE.
Pursc $500 Two mule heats
). Lands eh N by imported Roman,
years old
George Goodwm's eh (by Topsop. , wears
MI j
- ~ p"ole' : ca oy htsi"'h1h' > years
-, o"lN
" ',',''" ''ooon IL ~ Ee'Psf' years
~ us
int Oh" a3-3 -.
TURN DAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Catharne Ann Lecbrick, Robert Steele and Caroline ~
WIFE, Hannah leehrick, widow and rect of Samuel r.
brick deceased aud Caroline Jane Leebrick, infant dau
of said Samuel p Lcehrick, deceased, and George D. 70
brick and Sarah Leobrick, infants under the age OF lwf
wears, children and heirs of Daniel Leebrick, dcceaS"
John Melton, administrator OF said Daniel leobrck, dccn
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

" IRGlNtA-At rules held in the Clerks Once -,
county Court OF Bedford, Monday the I'd DAY
ember' one thousand eight hundred and hirty-nne
Jabez LeitU ch, Jr and William Morgan Albon hc n
and George 4. Williams, late merchants and partners ro
ding under the style and firm of George I. Williams
against
"eorge D. Patterson and William Mead, admins =,
deceased wv Dcfendh'
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendant George D. Patterson, not hayns n 8
ms appearance and given security according to TIC
senpy ana INC ru les OF this court, and appearing
factory evidence that he is uhabitant OF inns brr
wealth. II isoroercd that the said Defendant do appear nh
the ioni Monday in November next, aud answer u me-
The plaintiffs, and that copy of this order he bd
ed IN some newspaper published in the town Of jci
lor Two months successfully and posted at the Hun"
the courthouse OF This county.
copy-Teste Il
sept 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

NlRGlNlA-At ia court held for Nelson COUP ~ ~
courthouse, ON Monday, the Goth day OF Augu< .:%N
Nancy l.cerck, widow and relic of Daniel leebrcM
ceased, Nicholas leebrick, Lucy leerCk Maria lee"f
W ilnm IL Cash and Angelina his wife, formerly AnH
Leebnck, the said Nicholas Lucy Maria and Angelina w
Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
county court Of bedford, Monday, the 7lh day of Oo-
tobcr, 1899:
SampsGn SiuIP, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
IN CuANcERY

On motion of the Plaintiffs by counsel, who filed theO
and i appearing by satisfactory evidence to the con
the Defendants Catherine Ann Leebrick, Hannah if
widow and rect otSamucl p Leebrick deceased, Cao
l-eebrck, infant daughter of said Samuel F. Leebrck a
bert Steele and Caroline his wife, formerly Caroline Le
The snii nofa, Oh is comoh"eal'h' y e ni
Monday IN November next, and the bill OF ie n,
S and that copy of this order be forthwith nscTeo
Iynchbnrg lrglnan" newspaper published IN mr., m
Lynchbnrg, for two months successfully, aud another
thereof posted at the front door of the courthouse OF tins
y on some court day. Copy-Teste, ,-,a
Sent o q "h WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

4 OVERSEER wanted 10 supefin,end ,
a plantation, some fifteen miles from Lyn chburg.
with II or 10 hands Address (post pad) K. S
Lynchhurg.
Sept 10 ,s
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Brandreth'- vegetable Universal Pills rcopis ma


From American New spapcrs.
The New York sun says BRANDRE rll'S Pills hau
beenused among nlnny of ourrends, and own tam
wc have used them nearly four years Wien required
icue in that period Doctor DI. Brandelh hus rIo
used Oar beei Is, keep your bowels and blood pun
and every kind OF disease viii he prevented cured In
Brandreil Pills eninently calculated do this and bc
b, much lessen the sum ofhumun misery.
The New York Evening Star SAYS: Erandrch's PHI. =
medicine which their own intense worth will awasss
FOR heu large aud ready salc.-1hcy have descrycd
hIghrepulaon; aud fimF aud anti billions reneU'
would be difficult toeqaa them among all the patent mes.
cines olthe present day.
u Tine New York Commercial saws: tl-y remove 81
morbid humors aud purity the blood.
" The \ " York Transcript SAYS of Branarclhs ll'
--one ofour carriers time since notice that he
notable To attend 10 the duties of his simuton in conege
OF violent pains in his back aud side NC recommended -
not TO despair but 10 those Pills. He did So and af
We know themedcine is good. Nc spcaklrom experca5'
- cents per box with directions.
Beware Of eoHuterteIts
Druggists NEVER made agents.
Each oiDr. BHndreths Agents have an engyared ccra
cafe afd within the twelve months noxt prrredpg Tie,
certificates are renewed regularly therefore when t"t
months they no longer guarantee the gcnuncness OF Tie mf
Rtnrnnrn DRuGG1srs ARE NEVER MADE Aorsrs
Mr.. EDWARD ECHOLS is the only author
wed agent IN LSnchburg. Va, Tor the sale OF d.
BRANDRErn'S PILLS.
VIM. VI. Burwell Il Co, Ageutfo- liberty BEDFORD Co
J. Waugh do GraysonG G. H.
Jno. Carroll do do Go.
y. ". Smith, do Pntrick &. II.
J. ". Hamlet & Co. do Henry c. II.
Jabez smith, do Pittsy lvania Co.
{. ID, Bennett, do do G. H.
Booth & DAVIS, do FranklnCt. House
Henry Lakewood, p. NJ, Burnt Chmncys.
II. Z Cobbs Z. ~, GAINESVILLE.
f. w. Smith, Farmylc.
q. w. A. Rane Clover Hill.
T. w. Mcou, Big Lick.
II. Perkins, p. NJ, Loyingston.
ANY Of the above Agents by calling on Mr.. EDWhl
ECHol.S, Agent for Lynchburg and paying him for Ihr
mount of Pills they have received AID sold, get IN.
supply Of PILLS 10 be paid for when sold. returned Wit
called for. They also their Certificate OF AgenF'
newed. DIR. BRANDRETIIS Principal Oihee
2i1 Broadway, New lof'.
Baltimore Office, so South Charles I'm
For BENIN. BRANDRETH. NJ. d.
Branch Green, Travelling Agcp.
Aprl d w6n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

William 3. booley, Moses Campbell and Mary his wife
lo sharp Grorre Shnrp, Jacob \. Sharp IocNy Sharp
'enn} sharp Eliza Sharp Peggy DoocY. and Moses boo
icy, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

The Defendants Moses Camphcland Mary his wife, job
ShaiP' "e9rse Sharp jacob sharp l.oehey sharp, Jenny,
sharp and Eliza HhnPn"t having entered then appearance
aud gwen sCcuniN according the of Assembly and the
rules "iihs Court mud appearing by satisfactory evidence
t'at they are not inhabitants of tins Common~ eulth il is
deled that sud Defendants appear here the fourth Mon
daF ia December next aud answer the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy o this order be forthwith published in the lynch
bur- Nfg1nan irt"o months success ycv and posted at
the front duorof the courthouse OF this county
Copy Teste
Oct II uon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

fH'HE application of the principle of PurgotIon beipp =
Il lowed to one of the greatest utility in the Gun, 5,
prevention of disease, is of the greutcst conco
10 ascertain what medicine Is capable pr,u,as
the desired effect III the easiest and time IN =
most ehcctual manner.
1t has now longer to contend with the blind prejudice.
OF the greatest portion of the public il is only with th9s
who still determined be "kilIed according To I
like the people OF old who " would luSc'' King Ia NM
them. But, thanks to the circulation OfneM
thanks TO the general diffusion of know ledge, which e
inetecntwentichs OF THE PEOPLE To read and o,n
for hemselves-now no longer lclicyc in swallow t
deadly mineral MERCURY, protesting 10 cHtebHt unycrsr
leaving Il. "A condition after its
We longerbeli IN the absurd notion that Tnnam
tons OF any kind be cured by ubslrnc ting eOI
BLOOD. II il W II understood that inflammation,
wise ordinance of Nature, signal that she requires the Az
ssncC OF purgatye medicine oeaSe her OF the upprc.,
burden which sc proves by the high fever and The sro.
pulse is wanted 10 he removed In other words, the loH5
calls for vegetable cleansing.
Erandreth'- Vegetable Universal Pills require ma
skill IN their administration the printed direction only has
to be Observed and they describe the Just proportion oil The
dose, to the magnitude Of the disease To be cur'd.
Let al persons rcad the t0oming opinion Of gentlemen ,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
FAMILY BACON.

/ HAVE lot of very nice Bacon fot sale, cut and
l. cured expressly for Faulty use.
GEORGE +. WILLIAMS
Sept. O. f.
IVORY KNIVES FORKS IN SETS.
l. Patent Coffee Pots, aud Steak Dishes.
Plated Candlestcks, Shutters aud Trays,
Andnons' Tenders and Shovel aud longs
Just received aud for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 IL
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Oct 7
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July %
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The ,nce was well contested, much interest beng
excited tlom the heats beng brnhrn.-l'hs couis,
Is IA good older The roads excellent and ever,
thing passed oil 10 the satisfaction oil ouscom.
Tdty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
To Carpenters and stone Mason.
BTana.rcth's Vegetable gniver,o
II e L. -.

As there is only ONE principle of LIFE,
SO there Is only ONE pfinetrle OF DISEASE
And only ONE method ofCUKE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20

wing sections OF the American republic, but also
because the South has. Il the present period cS'
pecially, certain great and leading interests OF
ITS own to promnte. which can be most eftectli.
alIv subserved through the instrulnrntiilty ol
such periodical. 1t is not necessary to raise
:hc war crv against other portions OF the Unlo;'
who may leel disposed, as hey often do, to dll-
fer from It's in their views OF our agricultural
commercial and political interests, but 1t is I'M
pnrtant, highly so. that we shunld take oI'f
southern position firmly in The present attitude
O. n,rr national affairs; thai uur position should
he clearly known and understood. both at home
and abroad; that we sion be feady to deien'i
ourselves and our institutions ir,'n all covert of
omen asaults; that we shoald maintain the prlli-
ciples of the Federal Constitution in its origin.
al intention, with Il firm and unAinching >pr!i,
and promote the cause of pHle and elevated
literature by all the inducements that can he
held out TO stimulate the ambition and pride Of
Intelligent and chivalric paope.
Propositions have becnirequently made here
tofore for The revival of the Southern Review,
which unfortunately have moi been crowned
with the success thai WAS tOncd or ai,'ciraicI
for them, Different causes have been assign d
for the faufe of these projects, but the leading
one un,!nuh.rGly is. the nc%rctInr t"aral o'lr.
i selves of Il very favorable sla!e OF the public
feeling by following mp well digcsted p plnns
with vigorous and concerted action. We have
sat sii-folded our hands a;ri closed orr eyes
and then have complained of universal apathy.
1t is believed. thar NJ th' present moment,a vcly
deep. general and carlIrst desire p'rrad"s the
Southern community. or at any rate. thu most
influential portion oft, to re-estabsh and p ace
on permanent foundation, Quarterly Review
of the highest order. lfthc subscriber can Ell.
list this feeling in his behalf, he will have rea
son to antic, pate the most fiatering success
o;irrw Sc hi, ci"ts vii! he valn.
tits proposed tha each lumber of the coll
templated work snail contain at least two hun.
dred and fifty ctavo pages Of original matter
printed in the ~ style Of the American press.
Twrnty-tiv' hundred or three thousand sub
scribers at five dollars annually, The money be-
ing paid, would Weld an amount sufficient to
establish ,lr work. and afford a handsome re-
nunera;ion to writers fot literary labor. A
strong appeal is made 10 the public spirited
citizens Of tie South and ais" oi'thr West and
South Wes' already united to us by strong ties
in commercial and agricultural point of view
in behalf of The proposed work.
DANIEL K. WHITAKER.
Charleston. S. c.. Apr TO- 1880