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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
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ION TnE yIHolsiAS.
Messrs. Ediiors,-It was with much pleasure that
! read sonr short recommcndaiery notice Of Mr..
Fulicr's improved Solar Microscope. The curious
aud scientific will be both amused and instructed by
Witnessing ap xlbion of the powers Of this nsttu
mcnt. IL by the aid Of snch glasses only that we
can become acquainted with the nyrials Of animal
cul@, with "hch matter, in many Of us shapes,
bounds. Those unaequainied with optics will be
surprised a, discovering tic line winch divides
animate aud inaniInae substances. But singular ms
II may be 10 hnd lite IN many fluids which 10 the
nakedeyn seem clear, aud even transparent, aud rep
tiles al huge and hdcous figures IL substances apps
rcnty hard and sound, II IN not more 81 than view
log The process Of CHI, ystalizatien. What the con
templa,ye Cuwpcrso beautifully describes, AS seen
in a reyede, my here be sald to be embodied:
"ale of hath Fancy. musical and yd,
Charmed with waking dream OF hourcs,
Towers, trees, churches, md pirangc images,
EkpIessed ~ tile red cnders.
Myself creating what saw
All the lights and shades of color &c the expires.
SION may be usedl are reflected on the canvass IN
tguies nj once the osl beautiful add delichie. As
they are entirely arbitrary. II being beyond the power
OF the operator to control Them in Their formation, II
Is evident that nature loves the beautiful. II The
pu'on al some philosophers be correct, that sym.
pMhy exists between all things possessed Of the same
attributes and qualities, the ladies' will unquesiona-
bly, pdtonize Mr.. Fulleri Tor on hs canvass alone
can they fnd rival hue 10 the cainalion ol Their
! lips.
Mr.. Fuller is gentleman of scientific aliainmen MIS-
! particularly IN Optics aud Chemistry, and take
eieAt pieasnic IN explaining any th,og connected
WIN his eNhbition, whIuh may not b. understood
There Il no legcrdomaln nick IN this shole MOI
any thing that could be obi eeted to by the las
udions. NATURALIST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
BARGAINS! BARGAINS.!
N'rsces and the Times corresponding
JOHN q. NEsIN,
LYnCIlburg. VA.

M ILL take pleasure in exhibiting TO his friends
customers, and the public generally. his pre-
sent large Stock Of NEW SPRING AND SUN.
MER GOODS.
his purchases this spring having been made un.
Sef 'he most favorable circumstances, in Boston
new York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, cannot, he
'"inRs Tail to give sa.isfaclion.
20 cansequence OF the hard times the prices o.
many hoods are below the cost of importation, or Of
manufacturing, and having taken advantage of the
suI'ons' and other best means of buying Cheap, he
dc assured that those wanting cheap Goods will
April 6 ,.;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
Marrisom's Specific Ointment,

A CERTAIN cure Tor " hite Swellings, Scald
IN Head, letters, Tunors. ChiIbains, Ring
Worms, Rising or Sore Breasts, etc.
ALSO,
F. Howard s genuine improved Chemical Chic
ride Soap. valuable atIcle FOR improving. sofening
and whitening The Skin. foi cleansing AID Inn rowing
the Teeth aud Gums, and for all the purposes Of the
Toilet etc.
Both Of The above for sale nj manufacturers pri.
ces, at Howell DAVIES
May IA ts If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

do undensiand, w,fullly m,sr.p,eseut It's p,o,i-
sions, is not half so severe rs the Law now upon
the s'a.ose-bpok Of Vhenla, authorizing The sale
OF white men a. vagrauis. upder ec,tain eifcum.
stances. Nor Is this law u dead letter II has been
brought INTO action several times within our know
ledge aud the last Charlottesville Republican in.
forms u.s. that. several years ago, IN that town. two
white men were sold at ia cents each, and that a
jfee nsgro bought both oftheml VIII any Loco
Foco member OF the next Legislature, who de-
nounees Gen. Harrison, move a repeal Of the Vir-
glnIa statute We shall see,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

u The Abolition'sis seem, to be falling To pie
ces by their own dissenions-- Garrison heading the
mtrds, who are in favor OF the abolition OF all human
laws and human governments, parental AZ well ,a m.
"o""'' anu i"' doohSh'ng pettlooats aud putting
o'e'ohes Oh The lars sex; aud Tappan heading The
'"''o"dt'ss' t an Abolltion'st can be rational who
are 'of aool'shng nothing but negro slavery. deem.
ing governments, laws and rcuiconts very essen.
''" 'hings III Their proper places, See au aeeoun,
OF Ihen do'ogs IN another column,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

o. Strenuous efforts have been made 10 preju-
dice the pubic mind against Gen. Harrison by The
faIse charge that he once voted for law to sell
Whine men for debt The law for which he voted
was designedto apply only to Criminals, not to
Debtors and to abridge their terms Of Imprisonment
by furnishing them an opportunity OF earning Then
jail fees, FOR which, if paid the period of their
imprisonment was indefinitely extended. The law
for which Gen. Harrison voted, and WHICH is now
made ground Of objection to hun by some per-
sons who do not understand it, or who, il they
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

W Gen Case Minister France and one Of GEN Han
sons officers during the last said by the n Y Ex.
press is in favor of the election Of his old commander II il.
AIDED TINT the Government party consequence
for his recall We do not know how this mny be but il
certain TINT Gen Cnsss broiherinaw, Mr. silman of
Ohio, has not only abandoned the and hosed
the Tppecanoe ho but has actively taken the field in hi, be
half.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
Extracts al Letters,
MADEIRA, March 2pIh, 10,

MADEIRA, March 1Ulh, 1910.
HoWct DIARIES, Esq Lynetbug. Ia,
Dear SIr-lnclosed We hand invoice Of assert
meni OF Wines ordered, each cask OF which, be NJ
frSt rate quality, cannot fail giving you very high
opinion oil our stock; and presumng you have o,der
ed the present rs samples, we shall look forward viii
interest TO the reception OF your funher command an1
remain yours respectfully.
NEw YonK, 25lh Apdl, $40.
Hopet Daoies, Esq. LynetbUg. Ia.
Dear Sr-The Wines ordered from our Madeira
friends arrived here ~ the ship Mexican, and We To-
day put them on board he schooner General Scot.
bound 10 Richmond, Va. We annex statement oi
the costs aud expenses, aud anticipate You wil re-
ce've rs delicious Wines AS were ever
seen III The Ancient DOMINION.
Wefeman very respectfully yours.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
May ID Is tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

The steamboat Pennsy lvana, Captain Stone, left
Piisburg lately with large pleasure party, on a
voyage up the Mississippi TO the Falls Of ST. Antho-
ny. She carried OF her iower deck IA company Of
United States soldiers for Fort Leavenwoith desert
bed as fine, hearty looking young men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

R'Hgion in Ieras.-rhs brig Susan Mary, bound
20 Matagorda, has on boalda Church, with all its
appeudages. pulpit lews. dc. This building has
been erected aud shipped by Mr.. james N. Wells
builder, Of this city, ready ior putting up.
". York JON. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

" The Washington correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier bat when President Van Buren, heard of tho
domination ofcen Harrison, he remarked that the General
would either receive all orbe cleo ted by nccann-
ton The realization ofhe latter alternative ofhis prophc-
cy will illustrate Mr.. Van Burcn's sagacity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

BJ' We insert this morning valuable and beautifully
written Prize Essay from the pen of Professor Armstrong Of
Washington College, the Nature and Impor ance Of Ag
rcutura Education We requested by the Bedford So
ceIy before which read request the Editor of the
Farmers Register to give it place in his pages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
Fly Payne ~ Turner, nuct'rs,
3 rnfHUbfP .sF0ecS.

NNE WILL SELL, On Friday, the 22d inst. n
w very likely female servant, years Of age
one remarkably likely boy, IL years oibge; and one
woman. The sale will be made without reserve for
cash. =. & +. auc,'rs.
May ID q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

0F- II is stated IN The Message Of the Governor Of
Connecticut, that that State o,ees no debt and has
1854 in the Treasury II the proceeds oil the
public lands were divided among the State would
the General Government "assume the debl" OF Con.
ncctcut We ask those who have stupidity con.
tended that Distribution and Assumption are s,non-
ymOus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

High Prices yet)or 7obaccoThe following nriocs were
Obtained for Tobacco by p. & j. W. Dudley on Tuesday
last For Oyerstreet Doss hhhs 81 IS and s5he hitter
hid purchased by Mr. Serh Hasey And for John b. Dab
ucy, So s. 30 50, So, 2and si7lhe three last hhds
purchased by Mr. James w, Morgan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
A valuable House Woman
.YfGfyCf;Dll.

FE1IIlS morning in font OF the Market house, I
II Will SILL valuable house setvani, about %
years u aye, Tcrusal sale. Sale at II o'clock,
CHARLES PHELPS.
May 81 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

0}@ Professor Beverly Tucker Of William and
Mary, will deliver an Address before the Literary
Societies of Randolph Macon College oa Tuesday
the 10th of juno.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

%" We have not much additional Information from the
Cabinet Makers Washington, who shortly expected
discontinue business in consequence of their having employ
ed such wretchcd botces aud ocouse turning put such
different morh The reader will find rumprs &c. in
no her column,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

MI AD Il RA WIN ES OF the
1VA most superior quality. viz: choicest old Ma
deiras. Reserve. Bual. Serclai, Malmsey, Burgundy
and rlnla adeir, Wines. direct shipment from
Madeira To New York, aud To make s,.re the purity
Of the Wines the casks are packed III larger pack
ages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

UJ The Republican, published Ut Norguntown in Aionon
gala county, Va. has renowned Van Buren,m nnd raised
the Tippecnnoe flag Thus go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

srhis phraseology 10 objectionable to State
Rights man. and repugnant ~ the consihpiion'
which, IN speaking OF the Militia. always recognizes
Them as belonging not 10 III" "i'r'ied States, but 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

Cotton Yarns at The Lynchburg Factory, No. 4. a
~ ois. /, No. s. AZ 90 oi,; No G. vt 81 cts: No.
at 90 cts No. 8, nj % cts; M. 3, Al "a eis Nos
10 and II. Al % Gus Nos. ~ and 10. at 26 cts
Nos II and 10. a, % cts Nos. l6 and II, at % cts
Nos II anil -. Al 9a els; No. 90, AZ 80 els.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
FAMILY GROCERIES.

TIVE subscr bers have received their Spring sup
l. PITY OF Family Groceries, consisting in Part
Of the following articles:
25 hhds superior St. Croix, p. Rico, and N.
Orleans Sugar,
rs bags Old Java, Laguira, Rio and Wild AT
riran Coffee,
Is boxes Refined and Family Loaf Sugar,
barrels superior Ground do
8 hhds. S. House, W. l. and New o,eans
Molasses,
90 barrels Old Monong alea and Rye Whs-
key.
10 j" Wyser's old Rectiied Wbiskey,
pipes French Brandy.
J" pure Cognac Brandy, J, j. Dupuy,
3" Otard &c.
] Champagne
5 bis Old Peach Brandy
" pure Old Apple do
barrel Old IRISH Whiskcy,
hid Cherry Bo.nce
9 hhds Old Jamaica Rum
=" /" West lnda do
N. Orleass and n. +. do
J pipe pure Old Madeira Vine. er'ra fine
hall pipes - do do
2 l.. p. do
pipes Pale Sherry do
ST. Lucar do
barrels Lisbon do
a. Canary do
2 - Terragona do
g Old Port do
10 cases Claret do
10 Muscat do
80 hampers Champagne do, different brands
20 uerces London Porter, pints aud quarts
IS boxes Paten. Wax Candles
90 - Sperm do
80 Hull & Sons Patent do
IS =" Taow do
q Pise Apple Cheese
so - Raisins. assorted
Figs Prun S. Almonds
Madeira Nuts Fibers
Candies, Preserved Ct4on
West India Sweet Meats, &c.
PEPPER Ginger, Spice, Nutmegs
White Ginger, Long Pepper, Cayenne Pep
per
Pepper Sauce, Curry Powders, Cinnamon
Mace. Cloves, Capels, &c. &c.
80 boxes Gunpowdcr, Imperial, Tyson, Young
Tyson, and Black Tea, par very su-
=. m, -. peiior
fo,OUU Cigars, various brands
gu Alicant Mats
Cedar Pals. Buckets, Tubs, &c.
s sets handsome Dining Ware, cheap
Large lot China Glass and E,rtheu Ware,
tons assorted lron Steel. DC.
Powder, Shot and bar Lead
. $50 barrels Nails. assorted, from 3dy 10 4Ody
~, Box and Warehouse Nails
80 boxes Window Glass
so barrels No. Clipped Herriugs. new
25 No. Family Roe do do
With many other articles, all OF which will be sold
81 The most reduced prices, for cash, punctual
customers on the usual terms
MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
apr 80 6w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
@KOCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
NE subscribers have associated then
together, under the firm Of

Tue SUBSTITUTES have associated themselves
together, under the firm Of
RENNICK Il LINDSAY,
WI me purpose Of conducting a Grocery and Com.
,a'sson business. They have taken the large brick
"vose on main street, opposite the Post Office.
"nere they will keep constantly hand a general
,'soitmen, OF GROCERIES. They will also oc-
t'py the large and co,nnodinus Stone Lumber
rouse situated at the River, and which is accessible
o N.Y." 10 the River and TO the Canal so that they
d d." save their customers the heavy expense al
"yage. Thus situated aud prepared. the under
s1eu oHer their services The public as Cpnmission
wiz, ro'~dr@,ng Merchants, in which capacity they
H.; tecs'e and forward Goods and Produce OF all
e'nus-or dispose of them to the best advantage.
liberal advances will be made on consgnments.
SAM'L. F. RENNlCK,
ANDREW LINDSAY.
e. " The Valley Star will publish SIX weeks and
= 10 this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
TO MERCHANTS,

10 MERCHANTS.
HAVE spent the larger part OF the last two
l. months in New York ard Boston and other C.
ties IN purchasing my spring Stock OfGOOds,
and having taken advantage OF The best mears Of
buying CHEAP Nth reference 10 furnishing Merchants
can, with confidence say, that Il (neing UNUSUAL,
large holds out as strong inducements as any 10
the State, The prices will compare with those of
any cry SpnM Of Now York, and made in accordance
with the times. will lake pleasure in shewlps nv
stock, aud therefore, cordially invite calls.
JOHN G, MEEM.
My supply of Shoes and Doos aud other articles
IN thai line is very large and cheap
April 6 t,ir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
FOR HIRE,
Valuable Land, stock, Crops,
Furniture, &C.

vNEuGDEc iStVGAs SAVYst
Furniture, Xc.
ron sale 1T .1UCTYO.H.
INTENDING to remove 10 the Southwest. I
shall sell, on the premises, TO The highest bidder,
ax7g.gA. The 90 h day Of May, 1910.
sMSH& THE TRACT OIL LAND,
1&Y&RN which reside, lying On Sr,aii Srona
r. Greek, IN Piisy lyania county, about 10
m1es south Of WaTtis Bridge. apd 8 niies north Of
Chalk Level. THIS 1fae, OF Land containa
6Sl Acres,
OF which y, least 100 acres are first rate Creek bot,
tom which has been well ditehed, aud is all good
Tobicco Loud having never been cultivated in any
crop exeep, wheat, tobacco arp cloypr, The high
Land is mostly Of good quality, well iimbored api
,@ea, well adapted 10 cropping. The
EHi;H DU'ELLESG; mo- Use,
.L2l.4 llas thrcc rooms below, and two above. and
has lately Undergone thorough repair; the o,her
improvements consst Of u good Ice House kitch.
en-, Negro Houses. Tobacco Farms viii, single
roofs. and all other necessary Houses, well built aid
nearly new The Fencing Is all fist rate. About
bali The Land is cleared, the balance well imbered,
Al the same Time and place, shall sell anpthrF
Tract Of Land,
adj ,inng the above, containing 357 acres, Of which
90 acres are cleared aud under good fence tho
balance we'll tubereda and some pf ii good tobacco
Land.
A, the same time and place, shall sell tho
Tract Of Land,
ir the lower part OF the county. called "Uannsh
Wes,'s tract" adjoining the Lands OF George Gil
ben and Others, and containing $50 acres. This
Land is all well timbeted, has some good TOBACCO
l. md on il. aud lies CONVENIENT TO u saw mill.
shall also sell, II the same Tine and place. all of
my stock Of Horses, among WHICH is match ofsceH
broke Carriage Horses, days and two large Mules,
two yoke Of Oxen, several good Cows and Calves,
besides other Catir, between so aud 40 FAT Sheep.
stock Of Hogs, quantity OF ,ceH cured Bacon &c.
Also, good RIDING Carriage and Harness which
have tot been much used Il my Household AID
Kitchen Furniture, which is mostly new and Of
good quality also, Ok Carts, a good Wheat Fan,
and ali other kinds OF Plant alton Utensils Of every
description. Also. Corn, Ons esr.
Myself, OF Mr. Nash who resides on ~ ptemises,
will show the two fl $, mentioned Tracts OF Land to
thsoe disposed vtw them. Mr.. Edward Patterson
wIllshow the Tract lying in tie lower part Of tho
county,
Much ofthe above property is very valuable, and
1t is rarely that such Tract OF l. and that first Ma.
med. ~ ever brought into market.
TERMS.-One aud Two years cred will be Civ
en- Cor The Lands. the purchasers giving bonds with
approved security, tarrsing interest from the date,
Possession gveG on tie 25rh day of December NJ H.
with The privilege of seeding gram in ihr fall: The
other property will be sold on credit until the ls{
day OF March next the purchasers giving bonds with
good security carrying interest from The day Of SALE
JOHN u. FITZPATRICK.
May 81 i29M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

II NIyEs.--An asao,,men, of Pen and Picket
IN Knives Of bes, quality. aud beautiful sty and
finish, ior sale at Howell DAVIES.
May 81 isH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
FASHIONABLE HATS.

JJUST RECEIVED lew cases, Of Amidon,
- Fur and Moeskn Hats, OF the latest si,le an,
best finish. For safe BY
TURNER & BURWELL.
May lS An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

adj jnug the above, containing 357 acres, Of mhiel
80 acres are cleared aud under "A good fence tts
balance we'll timbered and some pf ii good tobacco
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

OF which NJ leas, 100 acres first rate Creek bot,
tom, which has been well ditched and is all good
Toblcco Loud, having never been cultivated IN any
eropexcep, wheat, tobacco aud cIoypr. The high
Land is mostly Of good qoalhy. well ,mbored apd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
Z VIII HIWT7TF' T" VI IT ~ 7 w
DuU'ELLE.V'G no Use,

-Ll1-NL has tNfco fOO0s be1uw, and IW0 abOse.
has lately undergone a thorough repair; the oil
improvements consist ofa good Ice House Kite
en- Negro Houses. Tobacco Earns viii, SHIN
roofs and all other necessary Houses, web built q
nearly new, The Fencing is all fist rate. Alb,
bali The Land is cleared, the balance well TIMBER
Al The same llme and place, | shall sell anatl
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

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fore the good mea' Of the 'old Bay
sto.e' who killed 10 witches. and imprs-
oned $50 more, were most faithfully exec
culing one of Gods ordinances. which
ought, for the honor and purity of Christ
ianity, to have been perpetuated to the
present day, and to be carried down thro'
all future timelA
In Offset 10 his examples of good
men, have made selections, showing
the practices of primitive christians, that
would extend this article too for beyond
the limits I had prescribed TO myself
They must therefore be reserved until
next week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

reproachful looks shall cast his eye toward
US and say, why did We not tell US of the
way of salvation
My sisters, lei us begin to act on this
subject. Reason requires it. Every prin-
ciple Of the gospel requires it. The wants
of perishing world demand it. Who will
be forward in this work of self-denial and
benevolence2 Vino will follow the exam
pie of the members of the Northampton
Female Seminary, who at late missiona-
nv meeting with noble spirit almost with
one consent cast their various ornaments in
to the declining treasury? Who among US
are willing to part with their ornaments, and
be instrumental in raising soul TO heaven
| What we do let us do in the fear of God
and DO il quickly. A SISTER.