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hellin' recollect »cen it <1 -mr.1. Th* oiti
,.r ascertion was that Mr. Randolph styled him the
ntiuof" sreen principles"—a fact which ran lie r«
ulibshcd. if necessary, hy a host of witnesses, who
l„..rd the words as they fell front the lips of the ora
tor. _
^y, -j'|la Rirhiinind Knqmrer reads us e lecture
upon the “ licentiousness” of the press ! .Satan ie
provinssin- I*0* Pnml “ remove the
|,rain from voitr own eye, before you complain of the
unite in voitr neighbor's.
Loco Futuism dtftalal in Virginia.
\n rlection tool, place in Frederick county,last Mon
dKv fora member of the House of Delegates, to fill
ilie"vacaiiry creasioned by the resignation of K. W.
Jloliiusouf appointed l’ostmaster at Winchester.) Dull
returns h ive not been received ; but as far as heard
irom the vote stood thus : Km Joseph II. Shenard
(fausservative) .HI, \V. I. <’■ ''larke (Loco) RJih
Frederick has hern one of the most decided J.icksnu
Vau Ruten counties in Virginia.
SOt.TllERN MTKRARV MKSSKNc'iKII,
l'or Xoccml'cr.
\W‘ ar»* gin I to see that Mr. White lias coimnru
ced is-uitig hi* Magazine at an earlier period of the
mouth than formerly ; and still mure so that each
successive No. evinces a marked impmveim tit in the
character of ns articles. This improvement is par
ticularly apparent in the poetical department. Simm's
•* ,Slain K'lgle," the lines “ to lone,” the translations
*4. ];|p|.” iVc. possess a high order of un i it — while
none of the contributions of this i h ir ictei arc dcci
pfillr h s too ni-iiiy of them hive heretofore
loom. The Kdilorofthc MI's^engei* should not fear
to *av AV> to the nidi *dgcd poetasters, who having
never ** dipped th*ii jugs in'o tin: real IIippoetenc,”
will persist, hut for tin* Kditorial veto, in making the
pat;*** of the Messenger the leposiiorv of their ” po
etical purgings.” II" has c mtimniretl the good work
_|r( in u u.it laker,until the whole tribe of chattering
popinjay*are silenced.
The “ Messenger'* opens with an elaborate article
correcting Miss M art mean's numerous errors »f
jaet, and lefnting her opinions on thu subject of Sla
vcrv.bv aS. Carolinian. This article is remarkable lot*
the temperate iijauijei in which u vimheites the social
institution* of the South, as well as lm the comhi^ive
w itk. w Inch it overthrow certain popul i fallacies,
which have acquired ilie Luce ol axioms, in tliis age ol
•* Liberty an I Lqu al.ty**—m which sounding preten
tions have so olte.i usurped the place of reason an I
truth. The doctrine that ‘‘all men are created <•
is discussed with great clearness, <‘v its u ue po
/itii:al meaning exhibited, with d Momstrative power.
We regret that we have riot room this morning I*
extract this portion ol tli .* writer's argument. Wt
hope it will be. read and inwardly digested by om
Northern friends. This ’article alone is wuith a
x**nr's subscription to the Aiessrug*o\
** A Trip tu Niagara." by i Wa'liingfonkin—.• > so.
IV writer ia deficient in dcs, r.price power, lie
is sufficiently uiiiiute,—laihei ioo much so, indeed.
But Ins sketches pr»*ueut no picture to the mind's
rye, and leave no tangible impiessimis behind.
* The C'oudof Hunt,*’ i. an i.»t* renting and well
vr.tten tlrsi i pi.on a novel .sport in the vast
plmti nt C’hdi.
IV author of - Like- an I Dislikes” Ii »< mi.taken
his calling.
** Const ii.niK, or th" R r‘p-rU*d Phi on* ,*' (chapters
11 id 1 2,) couti tu s m grow- m interest, as the -forv,
rich in incident, and (ehcitmi> m style, appruach
rsits denouement. W** Imj e thin the .Messenger
mi) not lose this e!eTint corrrspuiHeut.
“ Abuses ol I.i’eiattiie,’’by < )!i\er Ol Isclmol, and
'•J*o»*ts and I’oetrv.** bv So Ion ion Sobersides. Loth c \ -
press correct views upon a subject which lias excited
la« litilc of public attention—tin* publication of » vast
liUitiber of hooks which cannot, and of munv «(hers
which on ft hi not to he le.jd. Hut f is easier to com
plain of these evils than to correct them.
'* Tour (o »l|* Northern L ikes"—well written and
iutnrwnng.
I he K»*view#«f ML* Sedgwick's “ Live and Let
Li**," of the Western P in■ t«»r\,'* tnd of rlie*
“ Lives of Virginia Baptist Ministers," are all writ
ten with piquancy and spirit, though, having met
with neither ol the works rr\ien ed,\ve ran expie*-s no
opinion of their general justice.
'1 he Lecture by l'mfcssnr Praper of Hampden
Sydney is a beautiful composition, and is stored with
interesting I'hcm ami reflect ions.
There are Home other art icles, of minor interest, m
the Meiigf*r, which w«- d » n.»: d«vm it necessary
particularly to speed s.
Pne more Nnmh»*r elo'i**. the third year since the
publication of the “ M e-^engei" was rimimeuced by
Mr. \\ bite, under circunHtance* of a most iuauspi
cinii*characer,—ciicumstacccs which would almost
, have deterred a !»•*« rnergeti* hi hi th in himself from
embarking in the euterpriM*. Ami the result, within
that brief period, has astonished the most sanguine
friend* of the umleitakiii g. The Messenger, instead
of being starved out in the first year of i*s exis
tence, ns was predicted by mime, ami fearedby many,
h.u almost reached the end of its third year, with a
huge and growing subscription list, and numbering
tNinng its contributors -ome of the first minds in
tne*r»i« n, both in the North and in the South,
^hall it fio v go (1 nvu ? < )r, sb. II it In* still prosper
ed and improved by the continued sippmt of those
"bo have thus far cheered it on its w av. and by the
additional patronage of other* who have as yet con
tented themselves with good wishes alone? We
hope that the fourth volume, which ommeiicc** on
•be 1st of January next, will exhibit a large accession
uf subscribers—especially as every increase of pat
ronage will enable the proprietor to lender it
•nore and more worthy of the support of the cum
' »>iuni:v.
✓
ft?* The Banks of Boston have agreed to the pro
; P°*itionof the New York Banks for Convention, In
’•ke into consideration tlie. expediency of lesuininj;
; ‘pecie payments, id designating a day for that desi
| r*ble event.
rav.s checks—w.- earn that these cliccl,!
"fe in general circulation in Kichmoml, where they
Pnssess universal confidence—fund o redeem them
I 0,1 demand, being placed by the issuers in tlic Far
| **,fr* Bank. The following paragraph, from tin
I aftawha Banner, where they also circulate frcelv
| V^f.sei 0l,r own opinion of the propriety of issuing
(•u, under the circumstances of'thecase :
S M ^ c vb‘\v this proceedure as one (although not ii
> f0f,cJ co,,‘pl» u,ce with tjte letter of the law) calle<l
uj str«mg necessity as well on the partofthosi
i *• issued the notes, as the suffering'-communit;
I l»v<»|,*H<\VC^ l^e,n i*1 exchange. They arc issue*
j ,| ? Messrs. Fiy, who are nieichants oi liigl
ill t' ,n" i,,u^ °^K,e;,t wealth, and were receivable a
| Hm,Ln7v^m:? ^u*v Here issued, at the Farmers
.je| ' j 'r?inia, where there was money alwav
S ^ stifficii'in to meet any checks preseutc*
| not *1’They were induced to adopt this plan
froii»°»K,m*1 "if v*cw !o their own interest, a
I tbt- «.. C conviction that it would proiuot
miV>’^,Krtl LOIirtlllC,,cc an^ interest ol the coiiiiiiu
urni counsel in Knhmoiid, tlit t olh ctor ol t ity
l axe* receives tin hi in payment of dues to that cor
poration.
In this place these check* h ivo circulated only to
a limited eXtcnt—having managed, by book orb*
crook, t o keep,in circulation a sufficient quantity of
specie to answer our necessities—though doubtless
it lias subjected dealers frequently to inconvenience,
and sometimes in loss.
.Small change, however, is evidently becoming
'.career, and the necessity iot some substitute is daily
becoming greater. To supply this deficiency, the
I t inr.it Savings of tins place, has deteimined
i ,0 tiotes of the denomination ol j*| and otl cents,
and as that institution is of undoubted i redit, their
! "’ill doubtless he received w ithout hesitation.
fc/" The N. V. I.veiling Post, a lami l'oeo, and
therefore sup|Miscil to In* in 1I111 cniiliilcorr ol Mu* ;ul
iiiinistr iMiiii, ami In spe.ik * * b y .imhnriiv," ..ssoits Mi.it
tlierr* is no truth in tin* lately riimorvil Cibim-t i liau
gen.
0.,^ The Mein phis Kllipiirer mule, tlr.il Mi. Veil's
nr.ijority over Mr. Kiii^gohl, tor (’oi'jitss nt the lute
election ill Arkiuisin, is nhoiu 300: \t his runner
election, he received .1 inijnrily ol -”1(111! t )m- u| Mie
T in llurcu impels verv s.itist’.<ctoriIv ;ircniints lor this
iliiniui.hed nmjoiit v. Imiicvcr. Ii tells us Mint il ruin
ed so li.inl on election il iv, th it the De.noci :ils could
not set to Mic polls. We suppose it did’nt lain upon
the Whigs !
OL/’ The project of constructing a Kail Road up
the \ alley o! \ iginia, from St aunt uu to Winchester,
lias been abandoned.
07* The Nashville 1$ inner of the 1st inst. states,
that, on the day before, “a lengthy and highly inter
esting Report from the Chief F.ngiiicer of the State.
| A. M. Lea, was read in the Legislature. If details
1 the examination and survey of a route for the < Icntr.al
Rail Road now in contemplation, from the Mississip
: pi river, at or near Randolph, to the Yirgiui i line.*'
The Report was ordered to he printed.
(T?* Vnited States Rank Stock was up to $11 It A in
New York on the Gib inst. a higher price lhaosiuee
the suspension of apt cie payments.
(17* The Theatrical Rem fit of Samuel Wood
worth the infirm Poet, which took place in N w
York, a few nights since, yield*; I about S;;000 m*tr.
President Van Rurcn, it is said, h is made him a do
nation of -sJO'J.
LI V K R A R \ .— The £?d v. du ne of I Javis*, 11 ift*
: of Aaron Run has j i*i been published in New
Y oik.
" Italy,** by James Kt-nimor*; Cooper, being the
last of the series of ** Cleanings in Furope,*’ will
soon appear.
ft'/* A •'rirulhtra!.—The Report «»1" tin* Serr^tarv
i *if the ( bnHral A grim It lira I Society and Mechanic's
liistitut ■ will lie ton lid no the fourth p»ge. The pro
i • eediugs *»l the New London \ gl’ieilhttl *1 SoeietN
«hall appeal in our next.
nMMt'tirvrt i>.
Hale In flit ! th r r , If, i's if >t ('•>;;! II ;w.
1. l-bir the body—M it I * i pi v flic length, breadth and
depth continually together lor the solniifv.
| ii. For tin* upper, or roof part — Multiply the
' length by the breadth fortheaie.i of the barn : then
»uiiIti|>lv this area by o ic thu d • >( the pei peudieiilar
i Height, or of the pitch, as it is coui-uonlv called, for
j flu* solidity.
r». Add liie solidities together, and multiply the
inmui.t by 4: rut oil"one* figma fr«>m the right hand,
ami the remaining ligui*- w ill jjive the imoiher of
, bushels of shrllcd corn. Forth" nuiuher of'bushels
! m the er,r, multiply by H, in*t<-a t of t>v !. Fur eve
! ry 100 bushels add 4 hush •!.
Kv.— \ Corn House is 1 u f.*i*t long, 10 feet broad
'and 10 feet high—the pitch being G ten. K*<|iiied
tlr* content.
10* jo*. io=i(X)0: lo* n»* \>=*jdo; loo i* jo,;=
I J00; 1*J0 »•* 4=4eWO : 4Ki*gj bushels ol
shvllcd corn.
1 ‘goo* H=0G00 ; 0G0* f> = l)Gu bushels of corn in
tli»* ear.
HIAKUI UlillS.
Married. on the 1st inst. in Washington Citv, by
tin* Rev. Dr. Hawley, Chari.ks FnKHK.RU K in
.Montuoi.on, Attache to the Fieneli I egatinu, tu
M iM art Vi* toria (Jkatiot, (iaughteref (iem ial
, < .’buries (iiatiot. of the I . S. Army.
OniTI A Itv.
1 . of yellow fever, at Peutiiiictoti, Mississippi,
on ill • 5(11 ol ( >ctnhet, in the 23d ye ir ol' his age. ( ' ip
lain Doim.i.ns IS now x. late of the Texian army, ami
son of Mr. Fdward Brown, formerly of Lvnclilmrg.
( •apt. I». resided in Louisville al tlie eommenecincut
ol tin* troubles in Texas ; and when die news of the
bloody inas.s.u re of Fannin and Ills forp* iimi:lied that
place, In: vol u meet ed, in eompaiiy with a huge ..um
ber tin* citizens of that plaer, to aid the revolution
i-ts. II * had risen to the rank id a (.'apfaiu in the
IVxian srmiv, win n h • was cut down, m the flower
! of youth, in a distant laud, far from hie relations and
i Iriends, by f lie hand of death. I i e h is left a father,
(who now resides in Ualtfax eonntyt) a biotlnr, and
i two sisters, to weep over ins early gmv« .
-.at Macon, Georgia, on the 2.3th tilt. Jam i-:«
T. Lrw ta.i.KN, aged 2*3, a native of Lvnclihorg. l!«
; was one of the Macon volunteers, in :1k* Florida e.\
peditiotj, and w as wounded in d skirmish whh the In
I dians tie.ii the Wythluccovlie,
• -g-pgr i if iiua
ttm% iew
or Tut: tt s a: a* .u.b sz ba t: i
Corrected l>y Itlcliiini Tyree,
rO M UISSJOX MKUCUAXT.
' Fxtreme in ices of passed ,J,ohaeco,'J4 00 to 10 OB
Inferior to Common, I 00 to I .30
I Common to good, 4 .30 to -3 00
Good to fine, 0 00 to (> 50
Good to fine Manufacturing, 0 00 to 10 00
Lugs, as to quality, 2 50 to 3 50
Inspected the past week 226 hlids. The article if
m good demand at the above quoted prices ; t lie quan
tity inspecting continues large for the sea.- ni.
Flour, (by wholesale,) 6 .30 to 7 00
Wheat, is in demand fiotn 1 35 to I 38
Com, (per barrel,) 3 00 to 3 25
Meal, (per bushel,) w holesale, 0 75 to 0 80
Whiskey, wholesale, 0 40 to () 48
Plunder, (per ton,) 18 00 to 00 00
Iron, (per ton,) 00 00 to 05 00
livmp, (per ton,) 130 00 to I 10 00
t Clover ^eed, 8 00 to 0 00
Bacon, (per hundred) 10 00 to 11 00
Oats, (per bushel,) 0 37 to 0 40
1 Salt, (per sack,) 4 50 to 0 00
FICHICillT.
I Down th- rivrr, &0 10 in 0 01
' l’|i the liver, 0 10 to 00 60
I’huster mill Iron, (per tun,) 1 00 to 1 10
_Mi— ■ 1WI LI ■ » ■ ■■ II T I —■ WW—
NOTICE.
\\7 11,1. he mild, on the lHlhilnv of December
i) XJ 1637, mi a credit of twelve months, to tlx
i highest bolder. at Brookneal, in the comity <>f Cainn
’ bcTl. ,1 TRACT agWk OF 1.4 AD, con
‘ 1 taining 2*11 Acre*. jBSttSZ being uii the wa
I ter, of Falling Riv- cr, about sixleei
, ! miles Southeast of - 'lie Court House
* belonging to the estate of Hamblin Kpcs, ilec'il.
■I J. ti. KKNDY, Attorney
/nr llumblin PaUtrum.
! Arf„i7. -'f H" •lil’i I'.Uti. *>'<'<*
j I K*'-| \r»ll * I VM lilt «•»■ l(MAk-)
1.01 IS Ol TON (.OKI.M hr.
or lit IlH lM,
\U TIIF. liRKATFSTOF ftl MAN lUM.I At
TOILS. Xfl
(*t/t of Y«ir thand Sc*Iti Am&rifii
l o Fonts t H kon tior tit Kk, M. IK. ol tirnmxnx, (Kiiiopn,)
l»..T«»u^- th, iinpciu'huldc honor ol addin*.' «« N»xx mid l‘n»
« •«»»•>» l>«»t i m.vr it) f!» * St it*lieol’ IM* dieim i doctrine,
" hieh, lining Ii vehementl\ opposed b> tmii'x ol the I ivulty (ot
"Ill'll he is a vulunlde iiuuubar,) he prove* to Ixe i»s well found
ed m ti nili, a* nii\dot ti me ot HolyVVrii, -n dt* trine, upon tin1
icrilv of xv hu h itiv mi’•pended the live* ol million* ol tun nue,
mid whieli lie holdlv e Imlleiicr* hi* oppo*er* l«» relute, xb :
('ossi mi i itix i> t tun to mvm hi i tMuMii in x to*
OR UK ft Ml VI XT! or Till \ |s Y| | .* (oK 1.1 IK l*RIM III I ) or
riiKHt xixN Hum—,i ronn mckkiix iai.kim. in nn
V\M > M roil X » X UK, in IOKL I IlkRk iv I III t I AM • O XI I* I A I VI
tir Till Il'MU J-J).. V NII XYHICII MXX l‘f AN i Ml It 111 X ,
rHoiMii mu s,» m it KLV t turn, ai a • ovCwon i iif ti on x
vixieiA nr vi*xt ilk. All invttluixhlv pre< ion* ib* tiine tin*, a* it
impart* nil important Icmoii t>> the n/tfum w/.y Art///Ay ol btitli
*e\t*H, loMeliiui; them tlmt thi- iiinidimi* foe iiihx be an itiioh*
*w\im| i'linute of llu ir “t 1 tyex bonne *,” eirn while tliex im.i
■’in** them-* be* s. nre limn ii* attnek-, lendiim: them that
nn: i;i;i: v r si:< in i i > thi viitof i*ri>i:r\
INti 11 k \!. rn is ro |*|.l ck oi r INI. IMSI.VSi:
w mu: in rm. m \i>k, vm» Nt»r \v \n nil. nn:
iti.i.-ukow \ \: vii m
Tin* illu*tnou* be ne l*m tor of lean i* ubo entitled to x mil tin
leaned i;rniiiuile, and the pratilmle **f a xvorld, loi the iiixm
lion ol bis >1 \ IVIIM’.SS SAN \T4\ I'.,— who-, bottling futt
max ju*tl\ claim for it nii« h a title, nineo it In* k.i m ■ mtllx tn
11ini>lit'«l ot i t in v re.it t (anmoii eneuix t *( *0\S I ’ M l*TI* >N,
both in it- lir«t and la*t rtapo*, i f-—a tiled fine, which I no*
thormiv’hlx tilled tlie r'ln/.f n hi the .Matt mix Mmiicn, and lln.Tr
| hv proved it *elf the (’oNtji mioii m I'm Mt i xnn.—a me
diem , for xv In. h all mankind v\ ill have abundant t ati.*e to ble**
the h.’iH’lieent 11 ii it. I ot a Iv t n •» fliax nn Mr,—a inedieiue,
whose xvmidrou* virtue* Imve Ih'.-ii cloxx ui::l\ pnitrux e<l even
bx *onie of oui eltn •; \, ill then pa-tol a) v i*it« to the *irk chain
bar; bx xx lii* Ii me in* the' olten heroin • lln liaopx instilment*
of e Inin "in *r de*p i id m*) into hope, i, km . into health, and
the anduea* ol li nub mto jov hi I in •**.
7 \i J'tixfni'ixft .*, S/o. i kvftr x, (r n'rjrt Drinrvut* amt I pi Ah -
cm. i'. aJ oiui inukt i /a . in built 1 ntcrictiM :
\ i it - * \ Mi S11: * : -1’. I11 N A If It HITS IT, u, of C I him n v,
wlui i deputed the role \ j.-1 • • r*:ft of the inventor, lias ihe
honor to inform x on. tint xon ai • deputed and r« -pci tfullx re
•pie ,t *d to uct a* V I'.N I>1 iUS mid Ahfl.N i'S Im
tiOKI I< ’l\ I :• S
n i riiii.i'MM xmini,
1 •'x im dieinc of iiiore xrtlnr to man than tin’ vie f inuu * ol \us
Ina. or even the unit d li a nr. * ol oui r lobe, a liidda ilie,
w hifli i* «*1»I ti d i jimHif from the x rjo-tahlc, aiiitini, and mi
ll-’lal kingdom*, MKil thus possesses a | 11 )< r I lOiUptiwti, a
inedit nic, xx hieli, llmii'.di ib*-ir ned a* ii reinedv fo: coiisuinp
tion f-olelx, i* pa- ■■•il ol a iiix vli iioii* iutbu'in • nvri main
diseiiHi * of tin) human *xKt*m,—a niedieitixxhieh brtyiu* to
b • xalned hv yVfi/vi inni, xvhom • duilx w iiuv»-i.i ; it* a. Inn
i*hiut: ••or'** ol nianx w horn tliex h id »•**i ii d to tin' i»i . |» of
th f; ! I vmii \in i (Jn xx-1..
i ' I HAS I: ol the Sanative, for adult*, oin* ilrop ; fori liddren,
I a lialfdroo, ulid for inCint* a ipiarter drop, the dii.oliulia v\
plainiii'.' th iirumei of takim* a half m a ijnmt i drop.
I*RH »—Three and one third lix dollar/ (t-nV't)) per It a I i
ni»M t .
#A (•enuaii eoin, vulut 7 ’t . .ail*.
\ hr.td’lii-ilorx of this inunoi lal I’.x ii. i oneni. ;, who In- me
riliced »» In ' nioprrlv and neutlx xi.i i/nnxvl mental and ho
dllx toil u on I lie :. 11 a i .■! |ir ii am h li X ol* l.ee, non-1 lie l| all. Ill
with thrilli: int r • to t \\ . -i. rnu* xxt II a* I'.a-t ro \\ .old
II is n kin-ninu of In. A .i.tit xx < > nn (iniMi ki , t!a well
1 know J imtlioi "t lie “Hi-tmiu M di« iu i I riixni-;,!i win*
lined fl great ii'piitatiou thioiichonl (i.o-iiitm%, in the eom
metiei nuiit ofli. but e.iitnix. b\ ahm |\ rdxo. din.' tie
do* triui> of tlr t’eriUi it’ Ur ••" rxtii. I lax in • h* o lit* f.iti i
h\ t j (‘oiiHiiiuptioti, ; ^ (io’hcU''wa* 1 It xvilh a larrt'* *l.!te.
1‘ortmiate for is , and l ot in it' f r li ritioii* x- t unhorii. In.
pole-.st.ir XX .1-tin noil of Iih f. 11ox\ UV 11, -Uljd In “x oxx td hi tin
lullin' of til • 111 in . vxh i til ul< him, that li# w« »ld VJ» end hi hml
shill in mid hi li! xx ith it tie In' xx mild lop vb-Tt ol the di .
• tiverx oftln* (■ XI si Mill Ci r»: of tint dr. ol d »Iin. * * xx lii**!i
had torn limn him a h dm d parent."
'I'll - lortx epirit id (.ti. ln ke xx.i * chill 'd hx th too ji; t t*
prouch ea t upon th' lie.dm ; art, that ‘ it- iinh« eilitx mi l i tin i
ranee perve hut to remit ami fo : rd a • •*." — and lo m-pirin: 1
I *oul v\imld not pn.nit hi i to nmid mi xx ith the ••reat m t * o' j
j pin -itiau* ill the dim |w iii'_ I’t ft o.' dienl klmv I. d e. “ \\ hat1 ” ;
■iid lie. “ lei • I i 'toil ofn tuie I ■. n more prox s b*l*t in lit" i
enrtlil; r-'pii1 th *.r..ul at our ! », tlnin toi the uoh! -t ol i
hi - er- ill •.!, Mui ! II i h not kin lb prox i led mi ant idol to j
ill • umhnii * i 'ii of th" h.ift f'tf fi/iitl, in die v.-r\ leaftliiil xxa- '
: de*i'U'’il a* it* slndler fmni the *fovm ' flare xvet'i ii imjiiotiv- J
Iv rh ir :e oui Makci w nit a IIV/»//of /■•»>II raven '
Im! i I * ”
lb in; lullx p. r.-uiid il o» tlie rxi*t; ne • of a *ux • *i m id
tor < (msitiiiotioi', ill 'u uudi " r.*d, thi i ml mo d d philo- 1
*o,di-r mid e'p’rmx .1 r etmii.i-Mn *d rmi-n’kliii th thr v '
kill .’tlo.n* ol ii 11 u i * , x. tnlde, imiuml and hi. i ml. ml '• ith
t;l 1.. X ol ell •Wli-'tl* III ll.iUilpinloelvOd ll'l s.icr.*11 lire III x >• •.
i ia’i-tlif.l wit!i * II j . ■ .a. It • In a ill i! ill 'Meii.i of Inr tlill II ' t oi '
pie, thi* / "J i'H eii rii-t mini a hold entrance into the i no r j
eolirt*; and to i * dil i d hx the (*r»*nl ('licmisi ol' th • I m |
vei-«e, ohtaiili'tl hoto .\ tit hit'* Mat if Hit t'hmt, hi* Alalc hie*.* j
i S*,nit11vi*.
l>r. I1KII M W r.TMri.l.r.TJ. mill two other of our most j
eminent phv .-»• in 11 w (w hose f ■»! imotiinls will lie found annexed
to tills I'lospeelu *) w|a> Were the first to pronounce fioe|i< he
j •*</ /A/ .e aad ;!•>-* l*nn -r (^i nf.H," were also tin
■ lost to neknow 1. do* Ina ... ii* C"-] nil claim «" nui\. isnl eon
1 inJrii" "()n h oni i i to ns»* their flw o'v0|'id n,,t‘-h Jjltid
1 riboitt lUc Smiafi i // '.tinxf it, mm 1 f.ir it, tlioV \v. r* lit Ittern,
from motives of emio-it\ mer-'lv. to make tn; I of it** imuted
v irln -s upon ;i ii'imh *r ol th 'ir mo ’t hop ! * p iti .mt , <it*! t !»•*\
now d *em it th 'ir houtideu dutv (rim nt th • c\p n - "I their
■'••If-iultfr *“t) pnhlii ly to e-know !• d*e its mil Joy r.ti <.e\ incur*
int! not only t'o.isii’iij tern, hot other I ;irlu! uiiliidt • which
tl»**y have heretolor* hlievei incur.Tla-v frankly con
! *••*», that it is tli • hi » t mine, nuutuhlc in its action uuy iii* di
i citn ever p» par nl hy human Im.vl*.
i Now. from the hi. t tlt.'t t'S. unlive v u« nritrimlly d i.;u
ed »i remedy lor Imt um ili<i’ti::i in'. in. out of a dl-tmhiinee
of the \ i. \ it.e oi ,ii. |• iiii- i|de, mid -till In inlho 11< over un.
ny otlo i-.it tuny piMly h • infercd, flint th tiMimt'irni hins ol
I tli'i! pow "r w lot h u i s in’ mi I -.1 to govern ilir m -1**111, is thn
jtiin.\T KOI V !'MMIK\l» Of DISK \ s|;. .in I th • annua
humm ill* iii. r .•»' nuns i n m> front tlmt corrupted fountmu.
Tli.' confession mid .-trim/ t'-tiniouv of |)<-. Ktmulh r, Wer
ner, Mild \ Mil ti 'iitl, to in ilin-rf jr nuf uf nin h o po.iifion ; rind
eon-M-ipi.-litI v ti'i • ni ’di ine, hynetiiii: us it purifin of the I’otin- ;
: tiiinlo nd. nm.-t he >d me ,-ill \ nine us 11 ^eiuiiil remedy , fei it,
, the fotintnin he 111 oh* pm,'mid hculthv, ill" sti miih will he j
pnie Mini li h 1111 v 11I *0. Tli r 'ii-.oiifthleu - of tins do lriiie j
!»■ uin-t * lie Milmiif. d even hy ninny phy-a iniM ; and it enn
not hot Hjipem pi..in to the mo t » oiiiinoti mind.
nsaiu Inlion of-eutlem m, wilii Mr. Wuiihbttnn nt its
I h nil, nod comprising i'v»-iit\ \/eiits, r entlv ollau-U tieolii-ke
! $IO,tH)0 for th • On join \ t. Il t.< n*> for prepirin^ tin Sanative,
hut tf«»•* sum wn» refu*, d.
1 Mi. MhiiImttriu lut* t iiior to pri/.r this ii’mL me. sin. * one of
his dn null ten w li« mi Mr. Ynn < imt I a It ended in n I n 1 kin -s,
find whom lie neknowI.* I,r. d to he in n “ confirmed cutmiimp
tiotl,” lias |» ell P Mfeetl*. cor'd hy ll-ill* nidi i" ‘ thr -e »J11fir
I'Tv 11I n IMiiitl.*’ M-»n wmir1 imoi. who wtn|orm-rly 11
clerk in his stor. , a.'el w iio hnd I*> 1 - v a ,.| yearn h :nu oihj-t t to
Kit*, was 1 tore,l to imii.t. rriiptetl health, on tukiup hny/fi.ni
J lw>t ii !'hiS m i I nth 1 v 1 \ imo irt-mt cm •.-» linn h. 11
disintereii »dly report d to tin? public, l>v the hefor^-tniinul pity*
sieijiim, sj it. 1 i!i ir 1 om 1 -mm loth" \ i . \ it t d » !i in , .. w ill
j he so-uhv lie it nmie\ I timoninl«.
;i / ’ (>f mo-1 111 • lIt-i ie« hi i.o ■ \he poldii , th • puli* ol i- di- ;
reeled to" take fi *• i>r si t hotiles, nnd if the e do not cur . p r- j
s vere in the u- of t *n, or rn'ii lih •••11; hut not so with th j
\trtI« III.*Saiiativ e.
• /' It i< here worthy ufreni'trk, to it in iilmost ry hi
! itmis'e, wli r* etiree li.'ive I. vow ton-lit hy tin.* letmdv. /*/..v
j than 'i phial ha" removed tin* di* '.is, nd. in no ease, w h''tle*r j
1 r suiting fnIn 1U nr mn ; er.sfu'lv .hast p.if *nt used two wind •
phials.
'f’li* Sanative is whovc nil estim.at , n< n if,iirr il pr- - j
veiitive of r.m i a ,i m.«r\sK-, nud hy many it is a id to |
| he n u *r er-fnilin • antidote, though fit • i 1 * 'lit r do a not • I th |
i it wilh *«ch ilifalJlhiJitv, 1
Ai| J'JffOn.s w h !»- c it] linlie.altli•• 1 li.nates, wdn ther hot •»*
1 eohl,—nil oponitlv es mi 1 • >t! 1 • rj < ouMeci -d with urmitl.kt'#rie>.
Mini nil who lend .1 nt u;. nu i inactive Iiv s, m • evpo/ dto
vorirum insidi'iuji inula lie«, which timy h jih ally ;n yiu^np
tm their eonsfitoii,in .even while flair snfennnevfi w am the
Sflmv of Sioilfh, rut I w hilt tli •> *• Mimpuel no d.itutr tmih”—
imthtdie- which nil uccuHioutif nrr ofila* S;amt.'. would < h rk
ill the. hud.
■ FI (• r4 « HF Vt. HC. I I • | III I I III, V* I 11 : T11II ~ >1 •'
dieine, should rut and drink (m kind, not ounrititi,) whatever
the A PfKTlTi: dictates, and not hr compelled to torn* down.
| n<jninxt naturt, every medley, r. Inch the tend, rest liicud* nnd
kind' t nurse* often imprudent 1} r com maud.
Nnfiivr l« Hir s^rriil I'li^ichui (the dorloi and uur*o
onl \ her sVrvatits): audit we would tiro tit hy her advice, we
must adhere rtrietly to her Jufull'M • »{• <ipe, Il-li • order for
the unlitlit, water, porter orhock, ohrtj hr,; if she direct li*di,
fowl, e*fg«, or a be * f.jyruk, re^onlhi r poirr. In «»tii<*i word*,
the patient should cut and drink, whclevcr hi- .r/ijn fi/t ti'ftPC*, j
not tore ting to he •* temperate in all thing*.'*
In Inmiin'! fever*, inoek not tin* pate ill's i*i-tiin to ** call for
eoiding dii'i! , k' -imply •unhtrnin.r {'J hi* parch'd lips ; hut ;
place Im hi I" I i i a\ > - I of water, put into his hand a cup, J
and let him sink** hi* thirst /// /#/cfttiirc. 'i’iii* is reason; thi
is eomiuon sense ; this is nature.
;T7* As tioelieke iloes not wish the reputation of this reme
dy in America to depend upon the east * herein reported, hut
upon hi* ou n merits alone, lie is perfectly w illiiu, nay , hr n*l%*
it tut o f'nror, that publishers of newspapers, throuehont the
whole country , w ill throw open tie u column* to {f/* Physi
cians, i { for th • fr- c ndiuis-ion of all argumentative eomuiu- |
uie^ioiis (o. ei re d names,) w hich they may oflhr ogn inti the ,
validit\ ofhis n *w tloririn
r;’?J In i- gard to tin* Saoa/irt, tie’ public will probably pre
fer to make actual tnul of it* w ortli, rather than r *ly upon what
max Im said of it, either hy it*friends or it- foes. Not being M
all d* .-iron of ii rrr/ifictifr rrputnfion abroad, tin* inventor
would tint luiveeon.a ut'd that the follow ing eases should have
been published, bad not the annexed testimonial , which cor
roborates the fai t*, been ho kindly and unsolicited 'presented to
him.by threeofour most distinguished physicians, who were,
till very reernlly, hi* m 1'tkhkhi ui'nwni*. Having design
ed hi* niediein - as an antidote to only out tlix, ose, he could not
have believed that it posscssc- siirh n eoiitrollimr power over
the huinaii *y st in, were not the ea-e* here given, attested to
I by gentle iie'ii, w h o w re itirliv idually know inc to the fuels, and
whose veracity no one. will presume to call in question, viz -
1 23 of Incijiii lit and Confirmed Consumption; 9 Pulpy . 13 Fit*;
21 Venereal; .r> Dropsy : 3 Insanity; 12 F.umciution ; I o Indi
I gestion; 7 i'l.-misv ; 3(«ont; 11 Piles; 9 Dysentery ; tiOrn
vel and Straugnurv ; Diabetes; 16 Rheumatism ; f» Spine
Complaint* ; 7 Rickets; 12 Jaundice i I Partial Deafness ; 11
j Nervousness ; 3 Ague; 3.'» Wenk Lungs nnd Spitting of
Blood : 3 Delirium Trmnen* ; 7 Heartburn ; 13 Vertigo and
II adoehi* ; 12 Los* r.f Appetite nod Debility: 4 Liver Com
plaint; 32 Obsfiiint* Coughs und < 'olds ; 9 Asthma; 23 Disea
I f *e* of the Eves ; 6 Scrofula ; 3 ;*t. Anthony's Fire; 10 Db
hirbed Sleep nnd Wfitrhinga : 2 Cancer; II Ringworms; fi
• Fleer and Fever Sore*-; 9 AA'ind in Stomach and Rowels; ’>
Hypochondria ; 10 Night Sweats; 6 Strains ; 13Scurvy ; 12
Scald Head; I Chibunrled and Pimpled Face; 9 Leprosy
3 Tumors ; 6 Tie Douloneiix , I Poisoned) 4 Sieknes* in
Pregnanev- sad man} difficult feotuL roinplamt*; bc»M*ti n.«
n m-. m e->f Miiumr . P ■er*-, Ar e
•'mil, •llW'tAOB, III.4 }l-*♦ f•' III <|4X d -»l(.| t » o4iMIII.il it* l I U
i'hhi'w (po*t paid) to tit- dfjMiiitoi'. f
B “’ll *
We, the undrrin. ii«mI, practitioner* tiftuodieiu* in (irnmiux.
are will n wit it, tlinl l»\ • Mir com*, we max loilrit llie li i« n»!-lii|»
of hiun, of llie | acuity, lull not ol iIh lirn ex olenl III ••!»!• » ", \x )|o
me miiuiltnuccd l-t selfish motive*. TIioii lix%< -Imll retmiii
Irani imi t-vprejUon of'ouf opinion, nth r ol (li • »iniinlw*» or
llli-Miutlillii 4Hof |tr. tloclieke* III XX iloi li iln. xx e me lui|*|i» in
h i\, diit we dttlMiiht* SrtlhHiive too valuable imm lobe generally
known , for w I ml our* xe* Individ, uml vxlmtoc.r e.* >- lieni, xx.
uni'll heitexR.
We herein state that xvIm'II l>r. I.ntti* Ollou fioelii ke In * f
enme beltue the (teiinuii public. us ill • |*l'et Mtded ill < oxerci of n ,
ii,■ xv doetiino nu<l * in" inedieme, xxo held Inin in llie Iii.ImnI
« oiiti iu|ii, b li-'x lug nnd otH iilx pimmunciug him t«» Im n Ime i
input Mu and the |n n • ol i|M-iekH. Hut, on healin ' •-! much i
• ’l l about |!i. S.nintixe, ugahi-r it mid Ibril. xxe x»ei induced, |
lioiu inotM <-• o| « unoHiix m.'l e| x , lo lil'lke t*I il ol it« reputed
virtue* upon ii numb* i •»! our 1110*1 ItOpHc-** pain m4 , mi l xxe
mox di-em it our bouuden duty (exeunt ill- •• \peu e of out
Helbinlrre.Ht,) iinlilielx to ixcktioxx ledge it* mu lilx elllern x in j
curing not onlx consumption, hut olhci femliil inn-ndi- •*, xvliii Ii
xx«' Imxi* heretofore believed iiH'iirnhle, Oiii , outempl l.n the
discoverer ol this nmdnnif xxuh.iI once HWiiUoxxed up in out j
t'lom*hun lit M these micipcctcd remult.-'; mid urn 1111 amend*
toi our ubume of him. we do frankly eonfem to the xvoild,
licit xx« believe him a pliibinthropi-t, xx Im doe* honor to the pro*
t- aiim mid 10 our countrx, xx lie Ii gax e him bn tit.
A * we intend txi Ik Miipmlial xx uni'^c-, lummy, |U"t test into
iix, both for and uguiiini the Smvilix Iiaiic»tlv bidm 11* to cor
rect on-* error, llmt Im- gained ground in the puhlic mind, iure
g.nd to it, viv., tliut *• it ciiivm in exerv in iance." W e fed
« alb'd upon inmnxctt the eonhmv ,mul to itudcccix e the column- 1
iiily on tin* point; I'm xxe hnxr, in -xeml im-tmn es mom |
pnu tier, found thin medicine nil iuetlii ient barrier iivuum-! the
ravage* of iliseaso. Hut xve readily grunt, that it iiossv****
poxx ei m xx hieli pei tain to m» otliei icnndx xxitli xxhieli xxe are ,
acquainted, mul w < hdiexe it hilly cntitlml to the qualitymg j
term x\ hit b i prelived to it.
On -Inti ' f n t, th 0 h uninipoit-int in itself, xve cauiint for- !
hear mentioning. It 1 tin- : xx Idle mm»t 110*1111111* me liigtdx |
scented mid mtim tiveix eolmed, to please the lunx ol the pm -
clinn t. then 1 In, 1 \ it t ue coiiHi.Hiiug in the lYumum «• mul 1 olm ) -
the Saimtix e i> put im ill axeix uiunx it in: die-* .being ii-.ii lx j
n uoitoroii* mul t m bid, but cvi rtin", a poxx ei, vx hi* It, though not 1
meen, i* felt.
To iIiohc xx ho knoxx not the xiilin* of thin medieitie, il mat I
u|-p< ui impo slide, and it *ccm* ulmo-l iii< tedible, cxen to our
sdx cm, tliut much a xiiridx ol remplmut-a ■* in found 111 the pn
pi 1 gixi n hx 11* tu |)i tioeheke, 1 mild be *iu I hx ill-' Sami
tixe alone ; hul a* that all oeemreil \x itltin our oxx 11 persouiil
knoxx ledge xx e Imx e g 1 eat plea-m ■ in l ix 1 n: - 11 m hi to the pi 1 Id a .
Htid xve do deelnre that one phial onlx, elleet.nl 11 thnruiigh
1 me m cm Ii patient. I'.idil oth- 1 ob-lnint diseasem-atne un
d« r our oliM'i x atioii, dm in" the •-mne time, in xx ha lt Ixx o phials
xx ere need in cadi in*t.ui- ■ , ual lixe ol tic 1 i- 1 terminated
latnTlx, xx hilc the n ititiiiuti;; three icmilled ill n 1- -Monition to
health.
The 1. cent ndojitioti of this medicine into Rome ol our l'u
ropemi liii.'pital* 1* a nuOioient euaruntv llml it peilorni* nil il
proiiiM-'N, It needed not out bvtimoux ; lor, xv lie rex er if »* h
*ed, it i- it- oxx n In>t xx it>1 ■
\\ e xx i!I merely add, that xxe nut full' peiMinded Ih Uc
Ii- ke' ir-eiit advance oil the piiee ot hi- SaimlHe, i* made
liom 11I *1111 • 11 . it’. , h hi , \|irn .. - are xerx emit, mul
xx i- w |v|| mu w oil Ii v hroilci t'lieee - in hi- hen-’x olenl xx 01 k,
and mi ahmidniil luirve 1. to* the reward olhi* I hoi-.
To our fellow men, oleX Cl x nation, would t -x, that M-,
hx the i'll 'i p, 1-inoi 1 ol 1'iox idt ne< , u n 11 di> ine Im* been dev ox -
• 1 .'il. xx In- Ii nlmoRl m. miulilx ii'-toiv- b illh to ilia *n k, ill
pnrclia would lie clu up, xx tie it* prn - tenfold it* much.
m.|{ M \.N I IMI I U K. V I)
W \l IT.lt \ \ \ t; M I I t! I»
\D01.rm a w r.iiM'.u, j«. m. i*. ,
f icMimm, m r.urope Itenniher l*l-h*.
l'o. Nit 11* tit I .vnclihpt e I|\
M Wins \ I. \ Til VM,
\ox.i;i w IXV
r ■ < l a. in
r•#;#*• #;r.tstt.i: s*u<n,s.
f |Mli:SK Pills have long hern know n, ami upper
3 < i neil lor f I it* i r cxtrauidinaiy ami imm* dialr ,
| m ri.s of i csloMiig perfect health, In prisons Nlillei -
jut! under nearly every kind ol disease, lo which ihe
liiiiT'an frame is liable.
Tn many hundred of ccitijlcfded itrd iik cs. they |
have even i. •< itnl ■ ItlVeiei* they Iro n the veiy verge
i,fan untimely crave, alter all the deceptive tmmrums |
of the dey lin'd utterly tidied ; and to many theiiMinds
ill- n have perir.auentlv ?.rt•iltetl that unilorm enjoy - 1
on ill o| In dth. without which lile il\Hl is but a
Diili.il blessing. So great, imbed. Inis their ellieacy
iuvanddv A infallibly proved, that d lias appeared
sea re r !\ less til ail mil o 11 Ions to lho.se who vn ic till
.ie<|iiaiiitfd with tie licaindul philosophu .d prmei
pie*, on whuhth'. are compound'd and oil which
tin v must <1111'ntiy art.
'I lie piopnetoi r<j"iees in the opportunity alior
11*• d hy tie* universal ihlfu lull of the daily pies*, lot
placing Ilia Vl.<ii: r VHI.i; I'll.lfc within the
knowledge indreach of every individual in the com*
miinity. Unlike the Jio«»f of pernicious qmickohe*,
which boas! of vegetable ingredient*, these Pills
are purely and snfehf and contain u citin'*
Mrreuiy, Antimony, Arsenic, nor aiiv ‘-'h i mineral,
ui anv form 7."Jpa 1 vr 1*. Tin y nte entirely compos
ed 01 CM rart s limn i ai • ami pow n ful plants. I lie vii
lues td which, 11mugh long know n to sovcial Indian
tribes, uud recently to tome eminent ph.mu.ueiiio .il
cliemivtK, are altogrthri unknown 10 the ignorant pto
lentlentontedie.il aciem e, and weir ntver before
administered in so ii ippily efficacious a combina
tion.
AVIicrcvi r iIipso pills h ive been once intro In 'ed |
into a family, they Ion nine a standing remedy, and'
are railed for again an I again, w Inch is sufficient prool '
of their good qualities.
It is a truth, that almost every prison who has j
over list d Pr'rrs’ Vegetable Pills, recommend ilium '
lo their friends, A it is Iroui this eireumsiaiK e alone i
that they have gained such an unrivalled reputa- j
(ion.
When taken according to the dim turns accom
p inymg them, they are highly henelieial in the pre
vention and cure td lolnms levers, fever anti argue,
dyspepsia, liver, complaint*, nick headache, jaun
dice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement ol
the spleen, piles, ei amp and billions t liohe.li ni.de
obstructions, heartbui u, pleurisy, fui ml tongue, dis
tention ol the stomach A bowels, incipient dtarrhu a,
tlalulenee, habitual costiveiiess, loss ol appetite,
Idoiclied or sallow complexion. and in all t isos of
inipoi ol the how els, when a cathartic or an aperient
is ne* detl. Th»*ylnve the testimony td the whole
me heal piul am hi th' ii lavor, while not a stogie
case of ill t ■»us' quenei'S or u.t Ififfat y, ran be alleged
•gui*.t them.
Piep.n. tlbv Jo- Priestly Peters, Mr. I>., at Ills
Institution, for the i me of obstinate discas**, by 1
means ol \ egetable lemedies, No. 1 ..“J, Liberty |
Stleet, New York. Kacli box contains It) Pills— j
price of) e« nts.
Moie lL.ill two millions ofboxesof those eeleln i j
ted Pill*, have hern sold in the United States .since
January 1
I )r. Peters Is is teceivrd upwards td'fifteen hundred 1
ecrtiliv Hi *, all given in consequence of the |»ood
tluUV t'V l)i*» M.V,|m m,'s’
Urn sale l»v
UOWKL I > V \ IP.S. J
K. S r.AULLU. and ' ArkhU.
!). U. LYM \ V S
Ijif/u'bbit' /„», .Yticnnbtr Id vvbui
r f 11I K subscriber lias a very l.ugrt assortment «>(
I fancy Shaw I* and II indkeichiefs, most of them
too costly for this market, which he is deietmiti'nl to
sell, if lies gets but oiie-luurili ol their value. Undies
wanting splendid Hoods, at even less than the price
ol common ones, now have an opportunity of supply
ing themselves. They consist ol new style Plaid
Thibet, Merino, Plain Thibet ditto, 1 'iuova, ( 'bai
ley, lpsola, Poulard, Hertiamua, Decoupe Uair/.c,
nevv stylo Scotcii Merino Kobroy Sli iw l>, and various t
other kinds, all ol which will be sold at an enormous
sacrifice.
Also, one piece Black Silk at I - i ct**. ;
Handsome Coloured Merino ( lotlis at the low price
of *I 60 ;
lew very line French Worked (.‘apes and Hollars,
v ary low ;
AH to bo had at the Fancy and Staple Dry Hoods
and Silk Waie Houseful' K. JU US'I US.
November 13 **»
\ o t i c i:.
F | VJ1 K undersigned having engaged the services ol
J Miss Ann U. S. Peyton for the next year, would
give notice that her School will he opened on the* first
day of next February. Boaiders c an be accommo
dated in i lie neighbourhood. Persons w ishiug to send
lo this School can apply to either ol the undersigned.
.1. ||. .MOORMAN,
I) POINDKXTKR,
J. A. BURTON,
N. II. COBBS.
November 13 -t
W’lUU be sold, by virtue of a deed ol trust, to
tlic; highest bidder. for cash, on Thursday
the Teh day of December, ly37, the House and Uot
in which the late Walter Snead, der’d. resided, on
Kighth street, in tlic tow n of Uyuclibur.: ; the sale
to take place in the street in front ofthe property.—
As trustee I shall ciilv convey such title as is vested
i in me by the deed of trust, under which the property
| .s M*ld. MMES RKNtflf!, Trust"
ii is\ lUi'..
^ II. 'I'O t| I*file's propose* (fniiitf privati
tiMfim fmits in tin* I uvmiii I, \y«.»* \ur, ritliri
ii Ins Srliool Room, or nl tin* i • mlrm rs ol sin Ii as
may her mm* his pupils Ft ntn hit know Iftl of the
I ncsiri'xr, \ his v\pot'ienrr in teaching if. To frHs an
lion i/.nl in h ivii r io this (••niimntiily ,tlifif,t»» tin* centra*1
ol Tniurv hi ■ u' , I '1!an iiiipaf, In pchiMii whoa
mmiU juo otln ■»wise nnpiovnl, a th*»»noj*h knowhol"** |
ol ihr noMM l.\Tin> urol i n'r.i i.l i l‘HO, *ii old
prepare I hr in to pinnies* in ihr tim>* i Mtio, yvilli
• on ihr .tid of a tearhrr.
Applii itioii ran hr iiisulr at S. I> T.‘s School
Room, on M nn*-tnri, opposite Planter’* W ar
ImiiM , ol to .WrsMts. II. II Toler. Jrlnt W illi.llns,
11riit y H ill, Hi W in. I I Iolroiilhr, RevM. Tin -
Joms, Hi-. J . 11. ! hit i < .mi, ot Mr, J. I . 11 tint*
To whom if nny ennreiti, thic may rrrtily llmf,
tlniing his irMiih'iirr -nnl arniuimf UU e wiih no hi
Kirhmninl, \ a . Rev. S. H. Tompkins proswruteJ
llir sillily ol ihr I * t •*»!< ll L ttMjii i*;i\ lill hr w a*- able
loir.nl. pi’oiiuunrr, ami Iranshiir n "illi Hrilllv *uul
ioil rrlnrss. and lo yvntr a ml »pvnk ll Iv a noisiilt f.i •
hlyvxlrol. A. Cl R I IS.
uiovriiibri 13 Is
\ I U IB T w « IR 4* OB.!! !
rilllK suloniihnS .YI1* 1ST St'llOO t. will
R rminiirorr thin evening al i> o’« b*rk. \ onri<!
gentle moil w |»o air olliri w i>i employed in tin- dev. a I
wliu in ly yvisli lo iililam inorr mloi inaluin i Inn they
posses* on ihr useful In anr Ilfs ol Millin', wonild tin
wi II to utletol (ho .M"ln Srliool.
Tlirrotiisr n t lii-*, ,im hi llir Sul»,.r i|ln i‘s HAN
SC H ( M 111, will hr rompl elomsi v e, N of Inn ^ is pin •
ini'ii I in rillim wnhoiit a w illiii;;m s ami ail abihty^u
pn form.
'I'RCIMI*. $.V pri * ssion of lhrrr ill11n111m, pay a
hie in tulvuttfr.
I’. S. SCHOOL ROOM. oppo* ilo Planter's
W air house, on mam si n < l, in I hr home now o w ii
i'il by Mi • J • T. 11 uni, lonnrilvhv Mi. Preston, to
wlnrli mom (lie miliumihei has trennllv lemnvril Ins
Day School. SA.M L I). TOMPKINS.
Novciiihrr 13 4l
\T ii ('ircuit Suprrioi ( mill ol Iaiw and ( hau
etMJN coni,'lined I>\ adjournment, and 11*• t.I Ini
the county nl Alllhcist. .it tlie « 'milt I louse, mi '.Hill -
day the Ulli day nl >ejMi!inUi*i, l \*i' :
Alallow While!) ad, Plaintiff,
against.
Tutzall London in her nwii n III. tin! is ;id111ititai
haiitx of .loliti London, dci'd., Jidiu J. London.
W inston Woodronl and liami* Ins wile, Janos
11 h'cinbotliuin and \im I In. wife, D.iiim I I! . Ma
i * 14. and \\ ill ion \ 1 .mi. loo. t lie Iasi I lire e of w ho in
are infant* tilidt i the a-e ol twenty one \i us, by
Kobert Tinsley specially .i i • i i-d then ).• natdtan,
I hTendatif s.
.1.imex I’owell, who sues for tin hem lit ol William
1* Head, Plaiulllf,
a jinst
Till/.all Loudon in In i o . n 11 lit, and .s ad mini
liatnx ol John London, dei .I., John .!■ Loudon.
W illntoil W'oodiool and I’lani i . Ins wife, .lames
11l^i»inbolbam and Aim 11 hi • w lie, Daniel II . Ala
iv 14. and William \ Loudon, lln Li t linen o|
whom meinlnitx under llu* am* of iwt it t s one \r.t|s,
by K ulo 11 Tinsley tlui. 'mmi.1i Ii ipvi i.illv as' i 'lud
to defend tliem in llti.s suit, In tend.mts.
.Ii hit 'Paylow, Plaiulllf,
agahut
'Put /all London, w idow and leliel ol John Loll
don, del'd , and also ad mm ist r.t 111\ id .1 oil w I, mid mi,
di c'tl., and I ialiens .1 am* London, .1 oliifcAann'i Lon
don, Ann Lli/a Loud n, Alaiy ll. IL London, Dan
nl II. London and W'fliam \. London, infant heirs
ol John London, doe'd , bv James llruapli ill ir
l^uaidiau specially as-op in d to delend them in tbs
unit, Defer.ilatita.
Thomas and Daniel 1112 i:itd»uih.mi, Daniel I how n,
Willi.mi I’unier, John Ah Daniel, Plaintdl ,
a gat asi
Mui /.all London, w id u w • nd a. I in ini ;l1 at 11\ nl ,1 nlin
London, dee'd I 1 nice*, Lmolmi, John J tines Loin
dun, Ann Kb/a Lomlmi, Daniel T1. LotiJ- n, MAh
IL London and William \. Lfuidmi, iulunt* under
the ape o| twenty one yfiu-, by James lit oa. 'i their
■,''.ai'iian specially Hsii^nvd to delend them 111 this
suit, J)e|eodaul*
Ami Turzah London, Plaiuihf,
against
William T' 11 r 11 <• 1, Winston Woodiunl and 1‘ram e*
Jane his wife, and John Janie* London, \nn Kli/.a
London, D.inud ll. Lnuduu. Mary 14. Lot don and
William Augustin* London, infants under ihu apn ol
twenty mil! years, Defendants.
The name, Plainhlf,
a/;Ulu it
The mwiiiu, Defendant*.
Is ( ’llANCkK ».
The defendant Tm /. di London in Inn own 1 i*4lit.
and as ndntluiulratii.x of .1 nliu Loudon, dee’d., and
John .lame* London, having first obtained le ate of
the ( onil, filed thru answer to the loll of the plain
tiff, Alarlow Whitehead, to whu ii that plaintiff, by
Ins counsel, replies pen ei,illy ; and (lit* Niibpienu ,
awarded in the same cause, »ni tin Judd iy of J ion
i v last, helium returned exec uted upon tile defendants
Winston Wnodioof and Fram es bis wile, James K.
11 ijtuinhotliain and Amu K. Ins wilt, and the said
last named defendants still ladlin' to file tin it an* ,
swer, although four iimnlle* line elapsed as well J
wince the return day of the said subpo 1.1, as llu*
filing ol the said planitill •> loll ; ( • 1 umtiou ol the
said plaiulllf, the ('unit doth take ins loll lot eon 1
lesscd as to those delend no m l lit' 1 • * 111 oil fin se
six can sex came on to be In aid to •> llier—file fit .1
upon file bill, tin* a s os a* I replications .time ,
said, the answer of the infant * I *• f • * L1111 s, to w ii cU j
the pliimiiirinai.es no rapid adult, id the 1 vlitbit . — j
die second, upon tilt; loll, die answi 1 ol die inf.iut
defend.mis, replication theieio and i.slnbrs—tin
third, upon the loll, answer ol the deleu lant Tur/uli
London aduiii.is!ntlnx ol John London, dec’ll,
and 1 epheation thereto — die loin 1 h, upon the loll, the j
answer of die d Ji ud uit 'I 111:, h London xodow and
el until u 1 atrix of John Lmido 1. if' ’i|, nod of* the!
infant defendants, to plication tU 'reio, nnd exh bit—
die lih b, ttnoii l|pa Mill. (\ylin li i . taken lot Poole -' etf,
astudio defend nits W niston WoodroMfaud f nnctJ* I
Janr his wife, and dm 1. taut ilrfmidants, the mb;,re ea j
awardcil i.i that rails**. 011 111 1 I1I1 day of De< • mber,
1.-4J7, lieill" returned executed upon the suiddrteii
<l<iifls, \\ iiistmi \\ < (Ip u| : ml w hi*, and Hie
stibptrun awaidcd on the •J id d.*y o! June, 1 1 . 1
being relumed rx' mini upon J him s llni'jh, I he
"iiardiau ol llje said i. laut dt londauls. specially a-,
signed to dr lend them, and the said Woodland and
wife and infant dclcmhmts still lading to file their ail- j
swers, alt hough tom mouths have elup-cd ns will
since the »cturn da\s of the said siibpo-nas as tin* fil
»ng of ih • said plauitiir bill,) the answer of the de
fendant, William Timi 'r, and lepkcatim th reto,
the exhibit# and cvtmiua'mu o! witnesses—and th
sixth, upon the bill, nnswei ol the d lemla.it \\ il
ham TuruiT, and replication, ami the exhibits, and
were argued by eoiiu.cl. (>ti consideration win rent,
tbe ('omt ilotli order that, Tur/.ah Loudon, ad
ministratiix id John London, dec'd. do render b»
lore one ol the eniumesioners ol this Court, an ac
eount of her admiuisliation of the estate ot her said
intestate, and an accomit ol the personal asset# tinu
have been applied to the payment of debts bind
ing the lieiis ; ami tlie said comuiissioner is directed, ■
having published reasonable notice in some nows
paper published in tin; town ol Lynchburg, to all
i ledilms of tin- intestate, who may elect to do uo, to
appear before him ami prove then debts, on condi
tion of contributing their proportion# ol the costs ol
ilieao suits, to lake an account ut the debts ol the
plaint ill's*, and ol tbe debts ol all other ciedilorsol
i lie intestate I bat may appear before Into as atoie
said, together with an accountfot the real estate ol
llie said itife.s! tie, which accounts the coinuiissiuiin
is directed to state and settle, and make report
thereof to the Court, with any matters specially sta
led, th*M|iod pertinent by himself,.or required by the
parties to be so stated.
A ('op v—Tchic,
ROB EKT TJ NS LE V, C,
Commission i h's ( )ffice, }
Amherst Court [louse, October iUth, le'.JT. ^
The parties, anti all creditors ol the estate c! John
Loudon, dec'd. will taRc notice, I hat I have appoint
ed Tuesday, the lOtli day of December next, to
commence'the accounts in the foregoing order spe
cified; on which day, at the hour ol JO o'clock A.
M., they are requested to attend at lUV office, with
their at counts, vouchers ami copies ol court papers,
prepared lor examination and seulcmeuf.
ROBERT TIN>LEY. (Wr.
x .it . iv lit
msxi ri hi:
ON Tl.
my Anet inn Khiiii,
•j or Prather. Upifs titid KuLiilun#,
C.’hairs, iaioMlu. Sid*’-Hoard**
f'lm. 1»«, Tables, \c, iNc,
.It,SO.
J U boxes l ur 1 fat§,~
I't lialeg Mmoiidi,
VO boxes .Soap.
S Illicit and Siraw Mai I retail*,
1 C*tpg and H nliens.
A L S O ,
'i or J, good Saddle ami Harne** Ilomei,
CI1AKI.ES PilELP*.
Novrinbei Id til
book imiox.
ON f I* 11) A Y eveniir; tin* 17111. I will sell »l c»#»
if!r li'^bi, a i alu.dilr M'liM iioii ol Medic at Honk*,
coooviin\ in j it of flood's Practice of Mcdiciu*,
DrtMs’s do. I»ir11 i* * (Jenei d Anatomy, (a ram work,)
Pin k* Midieal Jurisprudence, fiibson’ii Surgeiy,
‘da I \ ■ i Vs M id" tit* i s, eohumdag M) splendid eng rut •
io'c4*. H ill no Hie P.lood, (’bailee It* II on Surgery,
l*oi M M i !** ifn v. (ii'odN Pool, n| Nature. Jbirsey'p
f unpn', I! million »m Me miry. \r iVe. Also a va)
II d u |>■ t , j \ 11 vi | i, alt of \\ llie.ll ejin be aron the fftZfu
Hi:; be|'oic* III, .lie. ( II UH.LS PHELPS.
\ n\ 1'inlit. r J) ids
iilTliilf/
ON I’m situs ni"lit, I‘ob in*-t.. I \s111 roiiiinrneo nVv
Mu l» ■*, lillil il; ri 11 |r ». ■ * 11!. I» HIT,' ’ft liSli.tl Mill
t> fi£l|»tv NIC-llJX .ill. ft -. *14 l ull uml Win fern
•I'OIiiIm. Siih « ill riiii -id *»l UK V C*l Jt >1>S. (.-«niliibl" fu
iiu • i i i i.i.m, «utor..M, hoots, iiat*,
i'i <>‘rif \\ . f < in hooks. .h \vi:i.uv.a.«-.»Vc.
All «,ii, i mi. nil v mi'nle* I to, Old i"iiiiie |*iuni|)tlv nnd
"I ••kill' m »*!«•. t < i , im. at . llimikftdl* r> ) ' i*i‘d.
«’H MU.L i PHLI.Pd /
Sejmsujh.-r |:t ifts
OOO A(1H>
,b. s. nsis »: s b Vv a a,.l.Vi*.
f jj 111 E NUb'in 11»<-1 wiT ;e# tout'll his t».»«*t of Land,
* it/ni# c" JitW' S liii'n, aimtil 8 mile# distant from
tins |)I ii •*. Tin ii.n t is urll unitcil fot Farming, of
i.using Tubuico, and one-third lo (rail the laud i# o
Im'11, tin’ balance heavily limbered: and the Milmcri*
Itei i'tinks the wood c.nihl !)'.• ny tul mntdurmoti y,
and a r a c« *•</ Id" i a I pro lit, sold in lit is plate. A good
bargain will be giv< n in (im Laud, and il desirable to
(lie |mi fit s, n would I e odd lit b quantity than fhw
entiie liait. lo point ol lie ill limeys, and I r society,
no pail ol V n v1111.i tdfi r* j’renin advantages, Pur
uliasei aie mviled in .examine the Land, which will
be slow'u h\ < ,ipf. I!. L. ('oleman. whose Laud ad*
(ohisllii- h.nl. in I \ I In' ill* i i iln I, I esiding ill this
pi.ti•«•. Tin •n'e i idi i considers iu\ yrtu*t urn
< .ror/cU n i ipimn .* s. pi est i to mg any on# w i shiny;
to imcst mum \ m this wav w ill exiimim* lor himself.
liOWEL DA VI ITS.
Oct. IIs* t*»f
(1 ti V. U vj* A A \ K5-H.\, London MlltOA
n id I nt is \ #tipetioi i'iumiiv t Violin of
KIM l'M,OVril A III'Nitr.KU \ N n Till i i v y tin#
Ol.n \ l'.lie It 1 1 .■!.•, | I I de l»y | ‘ n| V | It id Lu > IIU.1 ,
w nil mx 'il; 'i he; •, t.» x m» a ml on the iilos v impro
ved id ui. and id bntom md a few kink. London
Linis. I or sale by IIOWLL DAVIES.
Novembt i o is if
IlO.'IISl Rilll ilH'il-.
11 IIS. .IU||\ fl< >M IMi I NS contiune# fn heap
I pn.udl n ' ll'il e loi young Ladies reHOltlfl'l
lii I vneidoii ! o chonliug. live loeation i# plea*
• mi, n, | i onveuii nt to r L. • principle F enm I a School#
«»1 I . viicUbiti .
L'■> "in in Mum' "ii the Piano Forte and Luilar
will be given t » unh as may desire it. Mis.'I', will
ahu give h ,nn • m \ m I AI ir.ie to guell of her pu
pils, oi otln i . w ho max \x ish to be taught thu ail uf
rending Musa \ • i ally.
1 n wts if
**> *•: \v id o o ci h .
F arc now 11 rt iving a largo and general *#
▼ ? m i tin* nt of
r./u, .f.v« ii7.vii.ff uoons,
which have l»e"ii recently purchas'd at the North
under the most ad vauUigcu us cm most.nice#,—all of
which w u will sell as low, if nut lower, firm the Ham*
Icseiiptmii ui LUOlhS can be bought for in ihi#
place. Uni Ii lends and lire public are respectfully
invite.I to i.dl and examine jnn stock.
TI KNEK iV HUH WELL.
(October *JI» 8t il
1M(>\ lllireiL, mit 1IUIUG.
i'OU ilE.VT.
(MIL PAFL JUNES intending to romovo
■^n\\ from town, the subscriber wishes to rout tb*
-TiUi L oioii l Intel, nour ocupicd by him. rl'he pat*
lumigc of the house is good, ami ton person qualified
lor sm h himmcss. it oilers t oiisidei aldc inducement#.
Pu-si .siioi may Im had on the 1st of January next, or
sooiici, il dcsiiaUe. Apple at ion may be m.uleuithur
io M t • Jo.e . ui mx '"!l.
.1 \MFS A. MERIWETHER.
Oct. DJ wt.sil.
i(I.E IS 82 X T,
<,WM ’run «!K»iloiiul>lf I'auilly
■ut'iisl, mi I.; NCIl STREET in tnnnl
-> ■"k , ,m,lit,„,,, .iiiil I'liuveuirnt lo [hisiuwh.. Eu,
,mi),i nt' o x; may lie lr.nl inmieilwlely ; of the u
liur on llm first i.'av ol Dcunmlier rent.
I’ATRICK H. CABELL.
Nuvrnilici 9 tit it
xs:iv hooks.
•5;i%! EEct'clvcd,
4 'i' j* 11„ \ j voU. by author «»f“ The f njwy/* <V«.
\ ( Til l.tu. . J “ “ <!u “ “ Kockwood,’*
Alliens, *J " its Hite iiml Kail,by Bulwer.
.MB, SO,
Davie*' \ iiiily iical (leoiiietry,
l)n Descriptive do.
Do .ill.ides ami Shadow*,
Do l.i goodie,
Li,-Hoy's Itoiany,
A I (alii;*’ < ' ili olus,
Louis on Kovei',
u li ml, Kng. cotid’d. Chancery Report*
A variidv o| Sehool Books, Ac. Ac.
" idli Vol. Leigh's Reports.
sn,iiM)ii> iiMiJavntis, vi*:
l-'iiiden's Tableaux (London, beautifully bound,)
ticni* of Beauty, 'In do
lllusttations Waverly portraits,
Dii Syria, Ilolv Land, Asia Minor, Ace.
(iage 1 > \in.lie,
National ieivs London, . .
('hristinu Keepsake (ill beautiful steel Lngravinge,)
Biblical do (50 do do do)
.11, so.
MISII'.41, ISSTBUMEAT*'
\" io 1 ilis of the best quality,
flutes and fifes.
Clarionets and (iititars,
Violin Bnivs, lirid.es and Strings. _
MARTIN At LATHAM.
((ctober 26
am. n o it i: n r i:.tni.Y,
St KtlKOA BKJItlltT,
H AS returned to Lynchburg, aud may b«
at the Franklin Hotel.
Anst. .'ll_. —-——
LEATHER.
» LOT Of FIRST RATE UPl’ER AT11
ER, which Aviil jei* ow. E.B.KM
November, ti_ .
“blanks
For 9*le *r rhi».O0ite*

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