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Morning herald., 1839-08-27

A OPPORTUNITY now presents lt.ef too s~y person
IA 20 become chief owner OF Of the most pleasant wi
lagos within "a of day. ride from this city, and At very
dsesd rate The proprietor about 70 10 this
city (on Of family afar,) and viii sell u low
change Tor city property msrchanxe good vessel sf
500 burhen There thirty buildings in the place,
only twenty miles from the end Of rail road which
takes passengers TO and from the city in ~ hours canal
spen which large business doing through the town
The chief Improvements &C the elegant Hotels
in the State 50 feet and which together with the out
buildings 10000 "a the ony public house the place
and doe excellent business being the stage house for
lines stages large stsnc warehouse 30 by 30 feet mme
dasy upon said canal and every calculated for large
business the advertiser has sold goods here 10 the of
SIG per annum very handsome dwelling with front
yard filled with choc. trees aud Dbcy Also 200 Of
land 20 Of which of the productive farms in the
county the residue wood land the farm every convenience
for tenants and the necessary out buildings stream Of
wser through aid farm and excellent orchard upon
IT, Also .everal small houses and lots Water power very
and grain in any abundance be purchased Take u
altogether IL said to be ufhe most pleasant and business
places within 90 miles from this city, sold only 80 cent
will be required the residue remain upon the property
further description Of the property be had BY applying 70
this Office and interview had desired with the advertiser
ASIA fw
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

P0chGsse~ 20 Arrive.
LONDON.
Mediator. Cnamplin. July 30
wellington, Chadwick, Aug. l
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Cropper, July 10
@ Washing'n, Holdreagc, Jy25
United States, Fisher, Aug. /
HAvRp.
Poland, Anthony, July Is
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
BRISTOL.
q. Western u Hosken Au -
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

I,LOUR-5o0 Barrels Western Sour, in good shipping -
IT der; 200 hs Ohio and Genesee, avorite brands 5osi
Genesee from new wheat Rail Road Ns-a superior rueIs
Cor family u.e lasdirg and Ter sale by
annla. a. H CLAIMING BEALs. 10 Brold street
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

90 Ladies and gentlemen who intend to make starring
through the South and West asd who wish TO ake Bune
in their route are informed shall be in New York s
40 applications directed to me at the Astor House will
meet with prompt attention. -
anl3 AZ EDWIN DEAN.
Lessee and manager Of the Eagle street Theatre BsGac
ID oOMs TO LET.-Fmnished snfsrnishsa reason
N able terms and in very pleasant lseasiss at No ssrd 81
harhs Place. auN ~
DAN IN THE SIDE, COUCH, se.-Havine Cor q long
time had pain 10 the breast and side
with dry sosgh was induced upon the solicitations Of
fesd try Dr. Tsyors Balsam Of Li,erwert ssd this
d,cipe answered purpose admirably Nv distress pro-
dsced by hurt and great that IL with dm
Gully could swallow my food Indeed satisfied my DIS
mast have terminated In consumption hud not been
cured BY thi. judieious medicine. advise all persons who
seek rolong life to DR. Taylor. Balsam q Lyerwort,
sold q as Bowery.
suq4 stdi,w- JAS. CowAN, as Bowery.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

WHO WANTS CHEAP THEsl--Reader if GU do,
w just call al MAJORS Cheap Tailoring and Clothing
Establishment, No. AL Grand street. the corner. opposite
wlet where you Will make saving Of st least - per cenf
For instance, maxi Of superne English cloth; Of any
color from SIS $40 whch from 81 TO sic essthan the
prices. made in the best and warranted elegant
6ts Other garments As also ready made clothes sold al
equally low prices lot Of uperhne Coas, ordered dsrs
a,,7.Im;.. MAJOR.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

Table Of the specie in the different city banks and also il
the country banks Of which each city the CENTRE and th
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

c. - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALDANfs..
Landing at the usual landing. The new sss
eomnodioas steamboat tROCHESTEH,Cspt
T. s John win leave the steamboat pier foot Of L'osry
street on Tuesday afternoon August 27th At cloch
ror ,rsght or passage, apply to CROOK FOWkEs cor
aer OF west and Liberty streets; PETER G. SCHULTZ,
ne omse on the wharf, or 10 the Captain On board
All goods freight bank bills, specie, any other kind OF
aken or shipped board Of This beat must be at the
risk Of the owners thereof. my17.7m
C~ss - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANt.-
Ss-.GSya=4 Landing at the intermediate Landngs-Pas
sengers will find this the most convenient
they will not be moested by the landing receiy
ing passengers by the way their baggage being also
cured asibaggge will be locked leaving wharf, and
net opened unil the arrival ofthe boat at Albany.
The new and elegant Steamboat UTICA, Captain M. H.
TIuesde leaves the Steamboat pier foot Of Courtla
steet This Afternoon, Tuesday August 27th o'clock
For passage freight apply the Captain board
CROOKE FOWKS corner of West and Liberty streets,
or to T. q. SCHULTZ, at the office on the wharf.
Ali goods freight bank bills! specie ether property taken
shipped board of this boat must be the risk the
thereof my22.7m
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

rTNREATlsE ON GE EMo-Loutanlng full description Of
all the precious stones used in jeweiry with
ton important American ornamental and arcstec
tsral minerals. For sale by
au27 LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER7 7 Gold street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

County. Tho road was rough. and the Honorable
Senator WAS treated to pretty much such josling
aud Iolnng asis IN store for him nj tho meeting of
the next Legislature IL. rallied heavily against the
bad condition of the Road, and IN half peeVsh. half
locose manner. said 10 Ihe Parson--'' Alb friend,
this is the dlsad'anscs OF living in a Wing Country.
on certainly have no democrats THIS part Of tho
world The Parson replied gravely but good bu-
morrdly,"l don't know that there arc so vary many,
but tho Oee@eer OF this Road isa Democrat" .,ln-
deed, replied Mr.. Brown, "why Then do YOU not
insnHcf hlm rs TO his duty-he is your Officer, say
to him, thai Il is Your eish that this Road should bs
made better, and will warrant If he is true grit, ho
VIII, on kno,eing your eistes Immediately repair il,
or give way T. Wing Dyersccr." ;. All 7" re-
sponded the Patson, this will do talk about but
thu matter OF fact ~, he has been notified requested
told that he would 60 in accordance with our wish.
rs by working tho Road, bur because we are Too civil
10 say to him You rascal! you scognarei 90
aud have tho Road repafednr Will NOT opar
u.s. The Senator looked blank and dropped tho
subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

intorsoeted the land--nanuiactures have sprung up
aud enriched tho pcople--commerec has prospefed
wealth has spread, increased. and eqnalized-
lands have been cultivated aud improved bu
sness trade. and industry aided aud encouraged
These are the results OF bonehccnt legslations, n
ganslwhcl politicians seek enlist popular pre-
JUDGE aud tho worst loeling OF those who will consent
10 be duped by the arts Of demngogucs. May we
not seek aroason FOR the cause of this, in tho fact
that these corporations, by iherver action, offer
barrier TO the progress OF those who would take adj
vantage OF pors'ty aud ignorance Where they are
IN lnll oppcrauon dispensing credit and facilities to
the industrious aud cncrprising. there not many
vile and mischlevous enough 10 lend themselves TO
the uses OF their lattcretsnor have the people the
time to spare-to listen to the ha,ranguo of those
who labor NJ assiduously to make them believe that
they are abused and oppressed.
Indeed, Ne may safely assert that the exeisenco OF
those institutions Of associated wealth." has been
and now Is absolutely necessary TO tho prosperity OF
the people OF this country aud valuable aux,lia
RES to our other republican institutions,
Is IL not then, the Imperative duty ot tho hone
people OF this country, 10 resist tho rRiNcirLk of
opposition 10 Corporations, which the leaders of
the Administration arc seeking to ioculca,ef DO
they not owe II TO themselves, 10 their children and
to their country, TO take decided stand against this
innovation upon tho democratic practice OF our
torel0thersl We do not ask them To support irres-
ponsble corporations, but we do call upon them to
sustain those sound judicous institutions, which
are designed by an accumulation Of inddual capital
10 give poor man chance with tho iich man, 10
provide n competence for his lamily-and which are
alsa intended TO benefit tho interests of the rko
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
Public Sale Of the
MEADSVILLE MILLS.

i conformity with decree of the Circuit Supe
L nor Court, held for the county of Halifax, on
the 11th day of April, 1899. | shall sell, the
premises, IN the town Of Meadsyille on the LIST day
ofJune next, If fair, if not the next fair day) that
very desirable property belonging to the late
Germ Of James Addison & Co., and known as the
MeadsvilIe Mills.
This is one of the most eligible mill sites in the
State Of Virginia, situated at the foot of the great
falls Of Banster. in the heart of country proverbi
ally productive Of corn and wheat with fall enough
and water enough for every species OF manufacture
substantial and spacious buildings, filled with new
and desirable machnery-all recommend it strongly
10 the attestion Of the judicous capitalist.
On the premises, first, a large brick fire proof Mill
HOUSE, with two pair Of five foot Burrs, land room
enough in the building for additional pars) with
the most complete machinery for the man uiac uting
Of -four.
Second, separate spacious MILL HOUSE, con-
tanning three pair of stones and used as a custom
MILL for grinding the wheat and corn Of the neigh
borhood.
Third Plaster MILL, separate and distinct from
tho other Mills, and in fine condition.
Fourth, Cotton Machine.
Fifth, SAW Mill.
- Sixth, Millers House and Office.
, Attached to the premises SO acres Of Land,
lying on both sides of the river.
tits believed that no one will bid for this property
without a thorough and critical examination OF it,
and such examination is respectfully invited.
Mr.. James Adkisson, living on the premises, will
show the property TO such as may call on him for
the purpose.
The sale is without The terms one, two
aud three years-bond to bear interest fromhe date
with personal security, and deed of trust the
property. WILLIAM II CLARKE, Comm'r.
Nav q Tile
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS Losr-As the steam
boat Chatter Oak. from Hartford, neared the city OF
New York on Wednesday morng. tarnal Yankee
who got on board at New Haven, (~heie the Hart
ford boats regularly put in) discovered that his
pocket-book. VIII CHI contained $4,000 WAS missing
and also his coat. The captain was mmedately
Notified Of the circumstance, and on the boats arri-
wing off the landing place, sent messenger ashore
and procured the attendance OF Officer Sparks. Tho
passengers were numerous. and to examine Them
IN detail, from garrett cellar, tr'ili natter
However, the Sun was too large to De abandoned
without an effort and accordingly the work WAS
CONNIE need. We shall not undertake. TO describe
all the deyelopemeals Of the occasion sufh.v il IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
NOTICE..

Es
TN PURSUANCE of a decree of the Circuit Su-
l. peror Court of Law and Chancery, for the cuun-
~ of Amherst pronounced the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1888 IN the suit depending between Daniel
Hi gginbotham, executor of Thomas Heginbotham
deceased Plaintiff and Reuben Stnnet and others
Defendants, shall the Goth Of May next. at
Amherst Court house, proceed TO SELL in fro0t of
Lewis Harrlson's Tavern, at public auction. TO the
big hest bidder, for cash. the l. A N ID in the
proc edings mentioned. This Land ad ons the
Lands of Richard Smith, Elijah Fletcher and Others
and in the possession OF Charles Snnet. tenant
JOHN COLEMAN,
Late Sheriff of Amherst,
And as such Commissioner.
April Is i2OM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
vU1HE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
l. to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays an"
Er;Jays at O'Clock, A. NJ. and reaches Charottes-
vile in the evening of those days it arrives at Ere
dercksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock, P. M. In returning 1t arrives at CHAR
lot,esve on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
Lyncbbure vii! reach Fredericksburg in two days
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond WIN
reach Richmond on the second day at 6 O'Clock, r.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pans
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
III r. ,I,.e.,0h ~ Fredericksburg $ll so
do TO Richmond oo
Amply a, the Franklin Hotel. Lynchburg, for seats
S. b. CLOVES, Agt.
Jan, 3 Us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
ANN SMITH ACADEMY.

DOBERT BRADSHAW, A. NJ. Principal.
IL Miss Roycrafl, Miss o. Hars, and Miss Ding lev,
assistant teachers.
Hoard Of Trustees NM Il Visitors.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Esq President,
Rev. HENRY RurFNER, d. d.
JAMES Mcdowell, ESQ.
JOHN T. l.. PRESTON. ESQ.
HUGH l.. BARCLAY, ESQ.
Col. SAMUEL Med. REID.
JOHN MCCLELAND ESQ.
MAJOR JOHN ALEXANDER.
JOHN RUFF, ESQ.
CAPTAIN REUBEN GRIGsBY
JOHN A. CUMMINGS, ESQ.
DR.. ALFRED LEYBUkN.
The above institution exclusively for young ladies',
will omen on Monday, the 18th lnst.-The course
of instruction will be ample, embracing the follow
ing studies :-Onhography, Reading, Writing, A.
rihmetic Geography, History Grammar, Compost.
lion, Bellies Letters, AIgreba Geometry, Astrono
nv, and use of the Globes. Natural History, Chem
isiry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, with all that
is necessary TO complete English Education
Also, the Greek, Latin, and French languages, Mu-
sic. Instrumental and Vocal, Drawing, Oil, Ivory,
and Miniature Painting, Fancy Work, &c &c.
TERMS.-Board, including washing. bed, lgh hts
and fuel, SllOper session of Ten months; Tuition
$25 EXTRA CHARGES Greek, Latin and French.
$50 each; Music 1872; OF Piano Sc; Drawing and
Painting 500; Fancy work $l0.-No pupil will be
admitted for shorter period than months, half
session. arrangements VIII De maze Tor Dung
Ladies who may be advanced IN science to attend
course Of lectures on Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, in College, where they will be accom-
panied by some Of the teachers.
Mr.. Bradshaw, has been particularly careful in
procuring assistants Of the highest order and feels
confident, from the selection he has made, and from
the unremiltng attention he is resolved to beslow
in promoting the moral and intellectual improvement
of the pupils, that the institution will be literally
paronsed by an enlightened public. The strclest
attention will be paid by Mr. q Mrs. Bradshaw, to
the morals health, and comfort of the boarders who
will be treated in all respects members Of the fam
lily, and who will, during the hours ofprepaory STU
dy, be constantly under the Of one oflhe teach
REFERENCES.
hon Samuel l.. Southland. Rev'd Archibald Al
exander. d. ID. Princeton, Profess. Dod Professor
Mclean. Hon. p. d. Vroom, l.. l.. D g., Rev. Phil
Up Miledoler ID. ID. President of Rutgers College,
Professor Anthem, Columbia Colegs, N. Y. Revd.
W. c. Brownler, ID. d. New Y ork, with number
Of others.
Lexington, Va. May q 1880
May 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
NOTICE..

1--WE firm of MILLER 81 ROBERTS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
VINO are indebted to the concern, will please come
forward and settle their accounts and notes. with Ell
'her OF the parties, with MIR. Ambrose b. Ruck-
e. VINO IS fully authorized receive and settle all
ueots due the said firm those having claims against
.ne nrm will please make immediate application for
payment. John MIJJEp
hPr' l, 1889 RYLAND ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
From The Raicph Re oister.
INSTRUCTIONS PALPABLE II

1NSTRUCT1ONS-A PALPABLE HIT.
We have been told an amusing Anecdole on this
subject, which Is too good 10 be ost aud what is
Bedford Brown was recently passing IN the Stage
from Henderson Depot towards Oxloid, he had for
fellow passenger reverend Parson Of Granville
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
G. O-P II NERS HIP.

'hE subscribers having purchased of Miller &
b,n; Nooerts, their Stock of Groceries and
Gang associated themselves together in the nIer-
=, ~ AEFS will continne to sell Groceries,
inland 1'ofe lately occupied by Miller Il Roberts, and
MAN., "eep'ng on hand large and general aasorl-
JOHN MILLER,
Amil4 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

JUST RECEIVED, NEW SUPPLY OF
- Freeman's Patent Axe HclVes, good ar
ilcle for the sason.
ALSO,
IN Store a few boxes ORANGES and LEMONS,
IN good order, all Of ich 'oN be sold loao for cash.
by CHARLES PHELPS.
Mayo Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
ssiNRMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN

pst!issed semi weesy (erery Monday 7Rmsday at
-Four Dollars per Hn"Hm payable i" adranee No subscrp-
ssn sH be received fora shorter period than months and
~ paper ~W be discontinued fercept he discretion Of The
Edifors,I until all arrearages are paid.
8TADVERIISEHENTS inserted at so cents per square
.,s for the first Insertion and 37 cents for every .utse
v .faserfaon.
,d'JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpediiously
AsS on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
Latest French shape Corsetts.

j e. opened, splendid stock Of the newes,
in Corsets, from the most celebrated factory
S,o, aoe'phia, which will be sold low, the Fancy
Ms,o, ANDR. G. ELLIOTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

WILL SELL, on Thursday the I6,b ;ns, ,
l. very valuable LAW LIBRARY. owned bv The
late r. ii. Cabel, consisting in part of the follow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

IN Bedford county, at my stable, ABOUT nine
miles from Lynchburg, in good health and vgor
serving mares the price OF $40 the season. dschar
ged by the payment SIS within the season, and one
dollar to the groom in every instance. Any gepde-
man becoming responsible for five mares, shah have
the liberty of putting the sixth one grads The
season to commence the lst of April and vi" expire
the lst of August. The subscriber will use every
exerion give satisfaction to all Who may patronIze
his horse and will be taken TO prevent accidents
but cannot be responsible for any that may happen.
ANY mares entrusted to my care shall be promptly
attended to- and fed with grain at 37d cents per day
NV personal attention will be given as far as pracI'
cable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
DESCRIPTION.

ARCHER is a beautiful chesnut sorrel, lOyears
old five feet inches high, Of great action, fine
bone and muscle as well proportloned as any horse
in America He has beautiful coat of HAIR, which
denotes his superior stock his grh full and deep
his back short and strong, thighs and arms very
muscular his trout appearance IS commanding, his
head and neck are well formed his countenance gen
tie and noble. The Archers and Diomeds are so
well known to the people Of this county, deem II
unnecessary to give pedigree
Archer was awarded NEEDLE at the last Agricul-
tural exhibition in LynchbUrg.
ANY gentleman wanting to raise turf horses, saddle
horses. or horses for the farm, would do better TO
breed from Archer than any other horse OF my &C
auaintance. From my own experience they make
the best saddle horses and the beslar horses that
| have seem As to bottom they cannot be beaten by
the world. JOHN + ia " hiI'o'
March % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
ARCHER.
This beautiful Horse Il

Stallion. having been raised by
myself, from the most valuable
, stock Of the land,is now at his stand |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
From sylvcsier's Reporter

To oUR FRIENDS, READERS, AND THE
lPUBLIC.-Wc beseech the attention Of all
evey b"dy to the following remarks which
appeared gratuitously in the columns of o
highly respected emporary-comment on
our part might be construed into an exhibi.
lion Of gratficd ra,uiy; we shall therefore
simply copy the paragraph in question. The
original may be seen by referring to The
British Whig' newspaper, published at Kings
ton, U. c., on Friday last, July &c, lS30:-
SyiUeSter s. Co.'S Mammoth Lotiey-Evc-
ry body in the two Canadas, that lately has
had the happiness to clap his eyes upon a
newspaper must have noticed the advertise.
ment OF most stupendous Lottery of Real
Estate and Bank Stock, at New Orleans, to
be drawn in Florida, on the lst OF December
next. The great value Of the Prizes, the
low price of the Tickets, the immcnsity Of
the advertising, together with the detracting
publications of a rival establishment, alto
gcther made us suspect that all was not right:
and although we copied the circular into the
British Wing, like the rest of the scrbbling
fraternity, yet we had doubts as TO to The
bona fife character OF the affair. In the per.
iormance, therefore Of duty to the public,
we dcputised townsman about TO visit New
| York. to make special enquiries concerning
this said Lottery and its Agents, and his re-
port was favorable TO both. As he, being a
stranger, might possibly not have obtained q
correct version, we took the liberty to write
to n substantial house at New York, and an
extract from the reply to a letter is at the
service of our readers, rs folows:-
"We are not admirers of the principle OF
lotteries, and therefore can say nothing in
commentator Of this one IN particular but
in Justice 10 the character of Messrs. Sylves-
ter & Co. it is but fair to state, the Mammoth
Lottery is bona file, and entered upon by men
OF character aud standing. The opposition
to it seems to emanatc from the vexatlon and
jealousy Of those who feel mortified IS. j.
! Sylvesler) that .Nessrs. Sylvester s. 20, should
be chosen sole agents in preference to them
selves; and may be said to proceed from a
combination of envy, malice ond all unch,rl.
tableness.' You may say this to your read
crs, and us much more as you choose Il
add"
"Dn, We have nothing more to add, except
that as Messrs. Sylvester &, Co, are promptly
fulfilling their pccuniary engagements 10 the
printers, (no bad recommendation iD oul
eyes, and u ,olerably safe criterion TO Judge
by we make no question bu; they will be
equally prompt IN their dealings with those
who may have the good luck to win any o
the Mammoth Prizes"