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Lynchburg, Aug s
NOTICE.

fErIE subscribers Wool eatding Machine will
Il be IN fnll operation by tie 10Th day OF tie pre-
sent month, tJupe) The Machine is entirely new,
made by the skful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor who has been ~ the practice oil making them
for the last % years, aud pledges himself to keep il
FIST rate nfdcr.
The terms for eardng viii be cents per pound, the
owner Of The wool to furnish ponnd Of grease for
every o pounds Of wool. The Machine will be sill
unted on Back-waler, . mes from Lynchburg, on
the Forest Road, at The mil formerly owned by Mrs
Tale. pledge uyselt no use every eXcrIion IN max
ing ffsrae Rolls. Wool wall be received AT The
Machine. Persons desi,nus To send Wool to my NJ Ill.,
informed that they will leave tie same At the
Stores Of Messrs. Mckinney Il Mosby or Brown &
Cross, wall cause the sane n my own expense IN
be carried the Mil. carded and brought gain or
delivery in the torn OF Rolls. shall also keep con-
stahtly ut the same places, supply of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. Tue public may be assured that
every eilort shall be made to CIV" satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
June -
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GUIDE 20 PASSENGERS.


4 FAVE Lynelbnrg Mundlys, Wedncs-
M days ADD Ftldsys, at o'clock, A NJ. arr,o at
Charlotrsves same evening. AT =. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville nexl day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance ofonly % nrile. from Cha'loiles-
Vile after Tie lsl OF July, by 10 O'clock, aud arrive
in Richmonh same evenings, by ; p. NJ. THIS will
be found BY far he mesI CumtpftHlle tpufe well
the most ,EpedIfious to Richmond or going
North, hy way of Washington Guy, having night
travelling after leaving Lynchbnrg. The teams
and coaches on this line are first RAE, and the
drivers skllful, car, ful and accom- uodating. No
pains will be spared to render the IMP safe and plea
,art TO The passengers.
Fare though to Riehnond. 50 SOTO Frede-
rcksbure Sl2 5. b, CLOVES, Agent.
June II, IS
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NOTICE is hereby given, that book for sub
~ scrIptions TO The additional Stock OF the Bank
OF Virginia, authorized by the late acts OF the Gen
cral Assembly of this Commonw ealih. is now open at
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are to be
made For every share subscribed, twenty five
dollars must be paid, with interest thereon from the
81 instant. when The Commonwealth subscribed and
pad for three thousand Two hundred ano iIy shares
and seventy five dollars, in three equal install
ments OF TWO. four and SIX months thereafter, with
Interest from the same period
+. SYDNOR, Cashier.
June 90
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Valuable Land for sale.
June 10

A VALUABLE TRACT OF DAND, lying
N in Amherst Comfy, on Tye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging 10 the Legaiees
Of w S. Crawford. dec. is offered for sale-A good
portion of this Land in woods, aud heavily timber
ed The cleared part consists Of fertile low grounds
and high Land Of good quality. The improve
ments a,e not valuable. This Tact contains about
400 acres, and will be sold very reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire of
F.. FLETCHER.
July 20 IS
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jane .
" q II Y e NJ

NETE, the subscribers. having purchased of Mr.
w Samuel 5. Allen, Of the State of New York
the exclusive ght AMI privilege, for the county o
Campbell, in the Stare OF Virginia, OF making, using
and vending his newly invenled Threshing machine
and horse power, in and for the sad county
prepared furnish all those wishing purchase
Machines Of the above pattern. or the piIvllege oil
making, using and selling the same, on reasonable
terms By applying either Of the subscribers living
IN Lynchburg.
We lnrewarn all and every person in this county.
from using the above Machine. or hose power, OF
liom infringing on the rateni in any shape Whatever,
the law will be rgdly eDfored against all such OF
enders. SAMUEL BURCH,
A. ID TYREE.
une 3 Is
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NOTICE.
To sH1. .71'2niSfeUd long :
SEED OTIS and SEED COR.y
For Sale.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER will have this fall about
two hundred bushels Of the celebrated Rufle
oa's for sale. The kind was procured near Pc
.s'sourg. tie has also corp, in part growing of
'"e much removed Baden Corn. The KIND of seed
was procured in Baltimore last fall. The suhscrl-
oe' WI deliver in Lyncibufg his OATS as seed aud
~ s"ou Greer tor one dollar per bnshel, aud his Ba-
VIC" Cofn Tor two dollars per bHshe Persons wish
Jug Tor seed OF either KIND of gram NAV leave their
o,uers ""h Messrs. Payne & Turner. Lynchbutg.
"he'e they SHALL in due tImo receive their seed and
cerl'licatcs OF lis genuineness
WIN. B VAUGHAN.
Bedford, July % 3w
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10 cents Reward in cash.

- UNAWAY from The subscriber an iudened
H. apprentice to the Tailoring business named
Henry q. A. Bowyer, aged upwards of l6 wears,
bout feet l-2 inches high, has downcasi pick
pocket ook, the end OF The thumb Of the lett hand
oil. He processes to be member OF the Methodist
Church. bat is grand impostor. He took with
him blue cloth coat and pantalnous also a srl-
ped pair of pants The above reward will he given
for his apprehension in NJ. that may gel h ~.
or for his delivery 10 me in Fincisle. and here
by forwarn every person from l,atboring or employ
ing said apprentice, as ! am resolved (and | mean
what say) to prosecute TO the extent Of the law
such individuals. JOHN II. BACkENSTO.
Fincaslle, August 81
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sHEDIC.fL COLLEGE,.
I'm Richmond, yir-inin

VIE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
,ea' Department OF iampden Sydney College,
N Richmond. will commence, n MONDAY Odd,
list $50, and continue until tue last of February
following. >''''''
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. L. P,ofesso, a, s,,...
ard Surgical ANATOMY
'No' CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice oi Medicine
TIL. JOHNSON, VI ID. Professor of Anatomv and
Physiology
L. W CHANBERLAYNE. NJ. ID. Professor oil
Mate,a Medica aud rherapeutes.
H. l.. BOti AMMAN, NJ. d. Professor of Obstetrie,
anu ne Diseases of Women aud Children.
oO.hAl ES MauPlN, NJ. D. Professor OF Chem.
isry aud Pharmacy.
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June 10
.Se,U Flour, GOsn .HeNE 0RA or.
m.

LNOR SALE at the Mills Of Henry s. Langho'ne
II q Co. The highes, cash prlce paid for
Wheat. II. g. j.. 81 Go.
Augus'5 4"
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YNDNSo
F"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

published sei-reeky (erery Monday and 1hmsday) at
-Four Dollars per aum; payable adraace No snbscrfp
ON riu ree.ired fsra shorter period Than months
=. ,aper H be discoaaued fercep at e discretion Of the
CditorsJ nntR all arrearages are paid
np4DVER TISEMEN s inserted so cents per square
or irssJ for first Insertion and 81 for erery suisse
qHent insertion.
nJJOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpedihously
sxd o. reasonable terms.
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PAYNE a GREGORY,
DAVID B. PAYNE.
ia MES ID. GREGORY Y.
II
June 10
~ OAKLY FOR SALE on LEASE.


/ OFFER for sale my late residence, within mile
Il Of Lynclbnrg. on the old New London ruad.-
There are about GO acres of Land, well encl sed
mostly with plank fence. The buildings consist
in part, of handsome brick Dwelling House. with
rooms above the basement story. dry cellar
rooms, and two poriir"es,-kHchen. Smoke, Bath
aud Carriage houses, of brick-a large bftk Stable
with Granary, Cow house. hay oli and shecr,--a
stone Spring house. large Garden well set with "A
ueiy of fruu trees vines, and shrnbbery, enclosed
with brick walI-a large yard well shaded and
mented also enclosed with brck--a good orchard Of
CHI ice ruits-groves Of forest irresistible lot well
shaded, and with an abundant supply Of water run
nlng through ,l--fne springs ofpu,e water-a Mea-
dow OF 5 or acres well wltn herds grass, and
the most Of The lands improved, as the growing creps
Of Wheat, Oats and Grass viii abuudanlly show
In addition, If desired will selone Undivided third
part of TWO small tracts CT wood land, containing in the
| whole $50 acres, and distant half TO one mile from
Oakly.
llihs property be not sold in GO days, then it will
be for lease for Term e years. 10 genteel family
The tenant obhgang hImselito keep and return the
pro berly in good repair.
Terms uf payment, if sold. will be made To suit
the purchase provided the debt be we'll secured,
and the interest paid afyea,ly. my object being to
create a funded debt. S. GARLAND.
June "a
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House, Sign and Ornamental
P.EH.N'TE.N'G. sc.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his
l. friends and the public generally, thai he intends
carrying The above named business, in all It's va
riots branches. VIZ:
House. Sign and Ornamental Painting,
Gliding, Paper hanging, &c.
And nom his experience in the business, and the
rxpence III which he has gone in procuring recipes
in House Painting, he soeIs a share of the public
patronage. He assures the public that paibs
will be spared please those who may trust him with
their woIk. Tie viii paint Houses both in town and
country, on the best terms OF any in the place,
and in the most fashionable manner Samples Of his
imitation works, such as oufled maple, nahog auy.
&c. may be at his fathers Shop, where The
public are invited to call and examine far them
selves.
Shop on M4iket street. nearly opposite to Mr..
E!liou's Livery Stable. TllOS.J. HARDY.
would take one ortwo good Apprentices to the
above named business about twelve fourteen We ars
Of age. II. j. II.
July Is I'm
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me oohege lntitnary, attached 10 the Collepe
Building, has been IN successful opera,on 10, iii.
last eight months, and furnishes constantly n nu,n-
oer oil interesting Medical aud Surgical Cases--to
"hich me student has access NJ all hours.
The C"leee lafimar,. logelEer witt, the Aims
douNe Penltentiaty aud Armnry (Which are nnde,
the char e two of the Pfolessorsl will atlard the
Student an opportunity OF witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials Tor Anatomical purposes and The
pce al winch they are tGrulshed will enable the Stu
dent Ia acquire an intimate knowledge ol the \ alto.
my Of the human body. and the use of Surgical In
sIfumens.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number oil Surgical Cases admuted INTO the
lnfrmnry, The Professor Of Surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all Tho important Sur.
gical operations up,n the RriBg subject and from
The increasing popularity Of the lnlrma1y lhete Is
reason to believe thai hereafter lh. Surgical Cases
IN The House, will greatly increase.
Gnod Boarding, including fuel. lights, servants
attendance. &c. be obtained IN tins cry for four
dollars per werk.
We are authorised TO slate that a full Course of
Lectures IN this lnsiitui viii be received as c
University OF Penns, vana Jefferson Medical { OF.
lege OF Philadelphia; Medical College of the STATE
OF South Carolina; Tiannsy lyaula University, Lex.
lneion, Ky; University OF Mary land, &c. &c.
The Professor OF Anatomy Will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms OF the College lhe frs OF October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
Richmond, May y ON
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.NcU Stage Line.
!ss,assa

PASSENGERS 10 the Springs, and other tvsv-
ehets' are fe,cby informed, that the under
signed will CONNIE nee running
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rake care Of the cents and the Dollar,
will take care of,hcmseIves.',
Hrpsry
UNION SAVINGS BANK


MILL receive Deposies Of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding full,
and efectnally all the property and funds Of the Ia
suuon for the payment thereof within ten DAYS
notice, with interest thereon, from time of de poste
iill paid at the rate OF per centum per annum foi
all sums which shall have been deposite for less
than one year; and Sd per. cent. per annum, Tor all
SUITS which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT hall past eight O'Clock =. NJ :;
al the office the store of Mr.. A. Gdnnawsy.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Renwick
C. Mel'ei, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kInnier. Tho's. .. AGREE,
-. Sal,nons, &. Phelps.
Tiden Reed
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro. B. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley. Secretary
Lynchburg June II t.
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To .Tsiifers y. mn o,rs,ers.

June 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

WALL SrRgrT PnRAsroLo6Y.-Thc editor
of the Philadelphia Gazette. who visited New
York few days since, writes as follows To
his round table"
They have a curious, short.handed phrase
ology in Wall street which II is amusing to
hear--A man offers another a note with the
endorsement, Of a ,hrd--nnd saying of IT.
+ You see MS a. l., the man is decidedly %.
+. NJ
'Ycs--thni's good-O K--I. s. b. D.
'IVil you make that contract we spok" OF
Yesterday 2 says fourth person to fifth
i have brought my friend NJ witness
'Ycs wen close il Tomorrow
I, "A. R.-N. s. NJ j. is tho reply; and the
parties bow and separate.
The glossary Of the foregoing IL thus: o.
+. M., our frs, men; O. X. all correct; L.. =.
B. d., il shall be done; A. r, N. S., NJ. j.,
all right 'nough said 'mong gentlemen-and
so forth
This tongue. relieving process is qnite IN
vogue here-it saves the common enemy,
and 10 considered extremely useful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
CURE FOR JAUNDICE a. DROW-
SINESS.

,IrEPAR.D from = receipt oisin'I, ,rOcurod from
! nm Iniian Family. u was formerly SHOWN ~ the
ndpn Corrective AM hshIv rstremrd tor It's eihcaci
tur All cnmpI Ins mentioned below,
~ the spinR u the year, every one troubled more
~ l-s with propen ny tnseep and by The use oi lils
.urrrctive IL eau he obsi ted entirely. For pur ng
eradcaing an hinds ui lumurs from ihe bluoh'cNrh
ftli app trrnaly n The face or any lal ~ me
udy, II Is much better aud more rih'hcl us nan any
"yt,rn,Ia T. iraiinn in CT ,edum knew II Ia lail ~
proving h. patient viii fin II opera cs OTt
the blood than other preparation they ever 10
frrrr to II is far hirr than salts pur cream Tar
tar any prcrura of This Kind, Tor VIII the blood
= once putf with this corrective, ~ remains 10 an
even trmpcTHtur' tErcugh Tie Summer months fnr /"
inul stomach. aun Ice, general deb lily, wodkns al
he limbs want Of appetite billions HBd lIv rCnnph MS
headache strpOr, &C Sc. For The catlrrh, which u
generally orras omrd by the mpnrr str Of the blood
Ia re- is otlngeNiaui that has proved soritc cuNs NJ
his purifying corrective. FoT all tue above complaints
il is scldnn knpwn tn IL ~ proving 'iie iuhl r. me
" usrerliy worth the public attention, as every one
aware Of tie unpleasant, dnll, heavy feeling. whch
II spring uf the ndure- Auh by the use OF tll~
,arr Give u can be obviatcd eniireyrycTy one " ho
ma ofre above prerarat on will 10" nstonl'hcd
Il the NIL and gentle effect II has on the loot Y" be
ngtoii tree. VIM. Wgrd Go. J. T.. Hlll,J. Brown
hewers Gushing 81 veus, l.. oldcn, A. Boy den, j.
tilhcr T. T.. Preston. James Fowle, Seth fuwlc, q.
ersnn, esti.aux, rederick nrown, y trowni 'har
= ogers south ro-'on; :. Kidler. Charlie i"wn T. T.
Pruwn Harrison, Salem nhos. i'Hvis, Newhnrypoi:
rrortnr Rhodcs, ynn L-man ruShury; iiach, Prov
tence: B,hcuck, Worcrstcr. shaituCk, ". cambridge
horutou. New Bedford; Shaw, all River TAYLOR
of NcwpdIt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
" a % 8S e Y

MARRIAGE.-The following very pretty
sentiments on one of the most interesting of
all subjects, we copy from the Little Genius.
"Msrrage is to woman at once the hap.
pest and saddest event Of her life. II is the
promise OF future bliss, raised on the death
Of all present enjoyment. She quits her
home, her parents, her companions, her oc-
cnpatlons, her amusements every thing on
which she has hitherto depended for comfort,
for affection, for kindness, for pleasure
The parents by whose advice she has been
guided the sister To whom she has vowed to
impart every embryo thought and feeling, the
brother who has played with her-by turns,
the counsellor and the counselled--all are to
be forsaken at one fe!l stroke; and yet she
flies with JOY into the untrodden path before
her. Bouyed up by the confidence Of re-.
qnlicd love, she bids fond and grateful ndeu
To the life that is past aud returns with ex-
cited hopes and anticipation of The happiness
to come. Then woe To the man who can
blight such fair hope, who can ireachcrously
lure such n heart from its peaceful enjoyment
and the waichful protection Of home-whc
can, coward like break the Illusions that have
won her and destroy the confidence which
love had inspired-woe to such man."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

TRIcks OF PARIss-I was walking across
one OF the bridges in Paris, when a we'll dres
sed man suddenly threw himself over the
parapet into the Seine. Fortunately he Iel
in n place where the water was not very deep,
aud he was speedily rescued from his peril
ous prcdlcament. A crowd Immediately sur
rounded him amongst the rest He opened
his eyes, his first wOri were, "My children,
my poor children !" These piteous eXclama
tions moved me, aud Immediately gave the
man couple of Napoleons, they being all
tic money had about me.-"Dear bless
you SIR" said an Englishman whom the oc.
currence had also attracted To the spot, shes
done that already three times this week.
lie regularly browns, or poisons, or stnbs
himself four or five tunes every week.-"Why
does he do that? said | is he mad ?' "Mad {!
no." returned the man he's clever fellow
on the contrary, and picks upa good deal OF
money in this way. LIS an excellent busi-
ness. lie lives better by dying five or six
times a week than do by working hard."-
"What Is he an imposior then Z" cried /,
naturally indignant at The gross manner in
which had been imposed upon. "That's u
harsh word, SIR" answered the man; "but
he's something like it, thongh."-Pickwick.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

| TAR. i'MuNN'S CELEBRATED ELIXIR 'F OF,
~ w. now chemical preparation oi ''puni, en-"
bracug all he val able med cina properties !" tle -
clI ion of those which are Gelrieri"Is "a ur"'e - u
superiority every other form ~ upiate Is iily ac-
know ledge ls os, emne"t rhns' la NJ - sum .
vince the st iucredulons oi it, own intrinsic worth
ioall vha non 'essIly or lahi nre "b'i rd To- us
Opium. hi. Elixir viii afford nos' erati, ing ,ubsu
uIc, rel ewing The aiiment without sulJcriing ho pa
Il n to any ~ effects roucrd by The hhil "fn =
Nmoug the many Mighty dis,n .ishei indisi nals WI"
have used II with The grcates' benefit Is ir w I'VE
\ N, OF this cny, who used n'ariy hnndred ounce
himself during avery pa niul aud prot acted nrss er
hrg else had iaied I" give hih me ie's' ioef
Ills life polon. ed or months by It's peculiar '
Tue aI pli'nbny of 81 high IhP ov' u pr prhin
~ this ELIXIR o. 'rirM loa wld' range oi m nan o's
eases arcel, needs illustration, siuc plum 1t ell
in some f,,n or other with lis oh cc nlbe element
IL sdrred almost Indispensable ~ cases oi con ''
nccnrrrncr, To spea~ sunlnlhriy me ELihiH ~ 'fit
may adopted IN all ises ~ which 'nler bpi1m -
s prep iraiiuns administered, WIN HE ceiidntN ol
obia ming all heil scdutvo, anodyn aud ant sp isIod
c fleets. without being in weh by the III agreeable
consequences Of headaclo nausea, vomiting con up
tion ticm ur aud I ain fof er unhappy siWi'"m'
which often distressing as those which u was Ap
piled o r. Nor Is the ,vehiion oi tese co'sr
cutiye ~ effects the only important dcsderatnm WIN u
Tins valuable d ecuv-Iy io avorble notice.
It's aIm,st universal nppc hility III the treatment al
the numb diseases IN WI Oh other oirrs are
lconta-ndICat aud lnadmissilr. III CO. sequence oi
their n t"e and consipaiine effects at ohceeh''ie'
IL To universal adoption.
N h recommended io the patronage Of he protest.
by the following disi ngiish.d Ply sicins, and utd
by tltm IN their practice. . .
Fl ncs q job sen, NJ D. Pes dent oi Tie Atuica'
Soci " of New York.
john " Frhncis, VI ". Fiuirssor Of Midwifery In th
Cclleg" OF IN .ici,us and Su' fenus, New Nort.
John - cderscnan, Al u, ftngeon 10 tho New YORK
city Iospit,'.
ich nd il Hoffman, VI ", do do.
James Wrbser.M u, pro'-ssor { 'paiomy and PLY
siology in The GenevR Medical olle'". New YORK
Laln-s 4 hilton. N ID, Operative Chemist, YORK
l. Mrchell, NJ u, hes denh Fh!s'c an, New N"'h
Hospital.
Jane lie on NJ %, President of the Medical Socei!
f Grange County, New \urt.
Sauin, Jact son, " -, h,li'e'ph II, % "i The FRO
fcsSOrs in IT.. l'niver iiy Gf Tenn.
The stnrtion aud recommend lion of m1ny more "i
he eminent medical men might be- hdhtI h"' ir
,hnve con ed ufcicnt Ia appisc rv ~ prhcis-
ing physici of the Importance oi tue prpihli n
Sold at w wl,i,salc aud rciail by u ~ 10 sands, rie
gss "a 70 and 90 Fulton street New York, aud sold
iign by pr q. Il. IIAIhkp aud u. TANtd II, few'
pot Il :; " - by, and y = Nardin, ihidecpht onn
% smith Il ca New i'avcp; w iui, Hartford, dnd
by he most respectable Druggists III The 4. =. fiirr
81 :! cts. Inly -.