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,ablv lake Ihe bounty. Then vet y position im hes ti.e
approach ofthc tempter. if it dots not argue .1 heart
already disposed to yield to the tempt,lion. And
wc shall be irrst agreeably disappointed tl Air. Fish
er is not soon seen bobbing Ins well-baited I10. h and
line for golden treasury minnows, and tl Mi. Wick's
light, now irregular and eccentric, is mt changed
Into a bright and steady blaze U| on the desk of a
Land Office in the West. .Vt/s l errons.
TI1E VOTE OF INDIANA.
Complete returns ol the Iodiami Election show
lliat the jtojmlar rote is not against the \\ bigs, ex
cept by allowing the Van llitren party what llteir
own papers in that State do not claim. Leaving out
of view Mr. Wick's district, tlte popular vote of In
diana shows the following testtlt:
Whig vote 40.278 Van lJurcn vole 40.MIT
In Wick's district 8.4!>» ;l"',t)5
~72 bd,0l2
Even if Mr. Wick be not'a Whig himself.it is ad
mitted ihm ite received 1500 Whig votes, umler the
impression that lie belonged to that parly. And a
like ifcilucti' ii isjusllv made from ihc vote lor lliu \ .»n
iluren candidate in llie 7lli district. Indiana is a
Whig State, and will vote lor llie Whig candid lie.
(£/*" The 1C ckville (Indiana) Olive Branch gives
a very satisfactory solution ol the causes ol the \\ lug
jkfeat in the Till Congressional district in Indiana ;
VI J shows very t om lusively, *hat, so far as fl:nl dis
liict is concerned, at lensl, the relative popularity
of (ien. Darrsiou and Mr. ('lay had no healing upon
(he contest. It sacs: “Theiesult is nol unexpect
ed to us,notwithstanding there is a majority ol nearly
1500 W higs in the district. In this comity it was
not a party vote : none claim it as such. Had it
been a party vote, Gen. Howard (the Van Buren
candidate) mustJjave fallen behind his competitor
at least 300 votes. Many of the most active and in
fluential Whigs i'i this county warmly snppniled his
election. The fact of his residing heir, together
with liis gic.u weight of moral climacier and splendid
talents, drew to him the support of about 500 Whig*
of this county. In Vermillion county, it w mho par
ly vote. The line could not be drawn, ludeed.it
has hren a party vote in no county in the district,
so far as wc are informed."—\\ e recommend this
statement to the consideration i f the Harrison
papers—as well as the Additional fact that Judge
Wick, who was elected in the Indianapolis distiic ,
openly awoved his preference? ol Alt. (’lav over (ien.
Harrison as the Whig cani late, speaking of the lat
ter in the most disrespectlu! laugage, while Mr.
Herod, whom he defeated, was avowedly a Hatiisun
•mm! l) i these facts show that Harrison isstiottger
than (’lay, even in Indiana ? They certainly do not.
But they f/n exhibit this most gratifying truth—that
ru a contest between a Whig candidate f.»r the Presi
dency, whoever that candidate mav be, and Mr.
Van Buren, the line will he drawn, and tint the
result will he auspicious to the Whig cause.
(t/* The lltrrison pipers in the West are fur
nishing a store-house of provender for the editorial
columns of the Kmjuircr, by their ridiculous at
teittpis to show that the recent dt Icats ol tlie Whig
{•aity, (which they sfiangely eunuch magnify, eclip
sing even the Van Bun n papers in their zeal to
paint them in the dai l»i st culms,} are to he at’nbii
icd to the unpopularity of Ueniy < * l\. Now, it Mr.
Clay had been irgn aily nominated as the Whig
candidate, there would have been, «vc confess, ho i r
slight show of reason in this assn * p:ion. Hut it is
manifest ly as ..hsmd as it is taIsc, w lieii w c I ec it I- to
the fact that M t. ( lay has mo icceivcd that nomina
tion, any more than Gen. limrisop. He. therefore,
have just as much riglit to infer G**n. M’s imp .pu
larity ft om the result of those eh*c on* v> th >>e p ipers
have to draw similar inferences in ref'eieuce to
Mr. Clay. We respectfully suggest to these gen
tlemen, that it would be both wise arid pru lent to
leave this matter where it has been plai od, at the in
stance of Gen. Harrison's own friends, upon whose
recommendation the National C onvention is to as
semble at Harrisburg in December next. That bo
dy will unquestionably ipgurd the strength of the
different candidates who maybe nominated, and will
beguided iu the nominations it may makehv that
consideration, in connection with the qualifications
of the gentlemen u hose names may be brought for
ward. Let us await its decision—and determine tc
support its nominees.. Ar:il iu the: menu time, let
\rs not introduce discord into our own ranks, by
Oise nsitnnpii,msef the weakness of one candidate,
bused upon tire must iucAlchisivc of ill lets, lur ti r
purpose of procuring the iiomimition ul anoiliei :
All U,hi/>» ivjll support ciilu r ( I, \ or Harrison —
iltosc «lio arc nut ll'hi^s, we arc n n willing to
purchase, by consulting their personal pcrlcrcnccs
or antipathies. Success itself »ould lie loo dearly
obtained by such a course.
Fluvanna.—Tim Cliarloiirsville Advocate,kt put -
lishing ihe pioceedings of the Whig meeting in
1' luvannii, makes the following gr.it ifying remaiks:
“ The leader will perceive bv the subjoined pro
ceedings, that the g»>od old State id Khivaum, is
about to take her proper station in tlie Whig or op
position ranks. A lew short years since, and scarce
ly twenty \\ higs could he found in the counts —
ISdsv it is exceedingly doubtful which party h s the
^ascendancy ; and in a short time, we are confident,
v .n undivided lr nt vs ill lie | resented to the opponents
<d populat rights. We do not believe theie are a
dozen Sub-Treasury men in the counts'—and al
though there may be many who aie not yet prepar
ed to decline'“uncompromising hostility to the re
election (d Marlin Van Boren”—still they have no
disposition to “sink or swim” with him.
“ 1 he day is fast approaching when former pre
judices and partialities will cease to sway the public ,
mind, and when the people ssill look alone to piinci
plcs and not to men to save the country from the evils
of corruption and consolidation. We shall then be
proud to hail the gallant but much ridiculed coun
*y of our nativiiy, as one of the foremost in freeing
the Union from the shackles of Executive usuipa
lion and misrule, and preserving the glorious insti
tutions bequeathed to us by our ancestors from pol
,UUon a,*u destruction.—The leading men ol the
county are now generally in the opposition, and the
rank ;,„d file are. a,,idly tb setting n,e tatu.ed tunnels
ol the little Magician.”
The same remarks are equ ally true, thtingli per
liaps not (o the same extent, ol oilier counties in the
Old Dominion. Willi proper rxemons, ho onlct
'ain the most confident hope ili .t Virginia will in
1640 give her vote for the Whig candidate for the
Presidency. All that is needed, is an adherence lo
the patriotic sentiment of Mr. Wise; “the union of
the Whigs, for the take of the Union;" aoil it af
fords us no lilile pleasure to s»y that we have never
known (lie Whigs in this Suite to be mote united,
t more ■miniatetf. llicirardnr lias been quicken
ed, rather than dampened, by recent events—and
'key are preparing to tally, as one men, in defence of
onatitutional Liberty, against Executive Usurpa
tion—the first stage in every free nation's “decline
“"d fall,” in ancient anil modern times.
1 *le Abingdon Statesman, a Whig paper,
heretofore edited by J. VV. Latt.pkin, has passed into
'he hands ofJohn N. Homes. Esq. a Conservative, nol
“ ,he “'Creating” school. Mr. II. isagcntle
tuau ol cmiucut lalcu'ti and public spit it.
STAl N 10N CONV EN i l<>.\ - , . .
pates.
lie,! ford— Benjamin Donald, Wui. Bad ford.
Win. M. Burnell. l)r. Tims. p. Mitchrll—Alter
nate*. I’lc.isant Ptestun, Jose ph Wils.m, W n.T
Campbell anel John O. I,, Goggin.
•'abell— K. U. L. Houliimg, William MeC’omas.
J'auquiir—ThomsS. 1 lall, Janie* W. Fos ei, Mai.
Seth Gomlis ami Cul. J.>hn Walden —Ah, uiates,
John A. Gaiter, Win. Morgan, II. IT Bee ami
Kuos llurJ.
Monroe.—Henry Alexander, Hugh C.uprrinn.
Kn< I—James Si mple, Di. I,, lloane—Alternate*.
Bieliard Baylor, .Museoe Gaitieit.
Hulifar—Thomas S. Flournoy, James G. Biuce,
Thoit a l.'igli, Win. I! Hat.Us.
Cutpcpe r—('api. Philip Slaughter. Jones Gin n —
Alternate*, James It.nhour ol Grange, H. W. I.eigli
nl Bichinonil.
(iranpr-— Be ynoUls t'hapman. Oliver FiuUs_A1
teruali s, J , A. Purler, William Sims.
.Wiilliiinibcihniil- Sami. \. I,. I.elaml, Or. Ch.iiles
I.. Hiini ii—Alternates, J. mes Hard.ng, U . |>. G i
ter.
Fluvanna—Ur. William B. Tonies, Horatio J.
Mag,tuler. Dr. Bassiu Al. Jones, W. Gale—any iwo
ol' whom, as iliry may airange aiming tluTUselves.
Huckingliam—Auginlii* Waleiinan, Goorge II.
Gbritman, iloheit Giay ami Gen. Samuel II. Denis
— Allernaies, Allan G. Iliyan, Dr. George W Kem
per, t ol. A Ig. S. Gray and Cul. Archibald W. Uus
ton.
Amelia— William S. An her. Bil liard Booker, Dr.
I hum as \\ . Ate.mix ami Henry Wood—-anv two ol
"horn, as they may arrange among ihruiselves.—
I he Iwo first i allied, it is slated, have been 'designa
ted.
” Til EC I11NKSK SVSTEM.”
Flic advocates ol die Sub Treasury system, not
content with drawing arguments in its support from
those lit exemplars and models lor a Republic,
Hussia and Cuba, have latterly gone to the Celestial
Empire ol ( Inna lor addionnl illustrations ol us
utility, and el its compatibihiy with the principles ol
llie “ Democratic Republican State Rights party”
of the l lilted Stales! We suppose wo shall next
have a r< commendation to destroy all our temples
ol i• 11uni, and to introduce the w orship of Jugger
naut, iu imitation of the enlightened, n lined, (n o
and pious ('bluest ! A cones, undent of the New
\ oik Times m ikes the follow n g appropriate rcmaiks
upon the Clobc’seulogy of the Chinese system :
From the .V. Y. 'I'inies.
Messrs. E m rniis: I tmtieed in your pnp*r of the l(jih
instant an nnu le headed *• I lie (ilobe in Cliiini,”
havmg reference to the coin i ns n| eomineudalion
recently lesiowril upon the lii.mcial policy ol the
“ Celestial Empire” by the IVe-idnit’s otlinal or
Han .it Washington. \s I have seen much cl the
CliineM* in then own coyntiv. and know mmiiciIi mg
Iioiii information obtained during a residence nt
eonsi lei a hie <lui.il.oil uiuotig them, ol then (i.-veni
ment, and the iuuiiik i in which it is administered, I
can hum a pretty ..111 estimate nl the accuracy ul
jhu (Robe’s sialnnenl*. Tin-y no alike iinunsis
tent and u.ti je.
The** liuam ial policy ” ol the Chinese Covcm
ment, as practised by its officers, is to roll the people
by (orcc 01 Ir iud 011 every possible occasion. The
< Ific e lioldei s in the ** Celestial Empire” Ir (pti'iitly
make large presents to the Emperoi ; and in oidei
to inise the wind. I vv contnbutmns cn ilie native
merchants, who it they demur, ate accused ol dus
respect to the Einper* r, ai d are cithci decapitated
or thrown mm a dungeon to siaive. .Snell is the
practical icoi kin x ol that “ financial policy” which
u is elicited the wain encomiums of t he editor ol the
(Robe, who doubt less looks upon the sub- T» ca- in \
as a nice enter ng-wedge prepaiatoiy to the lutiu
Ruction of the •• (Jiii iese system” in ail ns length
and bread.II.
I'he poor of China are compelled to give one
hall of all they caiu to the (ioverniin nr, for the piiv
liege o| being all *wcd to work—ay, to lire ; and
tltis tribute th»* office Inddeis ol the "Celestial
Empire” appropriate entirely to their own personal
use. I should I)’* glad to know how the “labeling
democracy” < I i <• United S arcs would relish the
application of ih/s poitiou ol the Chines*' “financial
policy.” A DEMOCRAT.
QJ/"* Mr. (day k.idled the Fain; tier Spr ngs on
the 2rith tiIt. where he was received with great en
thusiasm ly the visitors of both political parties.
'File voice of puny spirit was hushed, and all united
in paying honors to the man and the patriot. At
the dinner, .1 udge Scott, who presided, prefaced a
toast in honor of Mr. ('lay with a few re narks, de
precatitig p n ty and party spirit as the greatest evil
of the day. Mr. Clay arose ami delivered a speech
of 30 minutes, at the close ol which In* offered the
following toast : “ Social mieicutirsc : May it nev
er be disturbed by political or teligious divisi »n$.”
D3"An incident occurred nt the Fnuqulci Springs, a few
nysngo, on tbc occasion ol the inerting of the \ isiters at that
Wntering place, to invito Mr. <’la\ to take it in bis rout*'
home, winch must be far morn gratifying to Mr. C. than tbc
**lond 11 ii'//.an ’ of an excited multitude. The visiters having
assembled in the spacious boll-room, mnl the resolutions in
viting Mr. €\ propounded,two gentlemen, (one from Alata
iiim,) friendly to the Ailmiui.-nation, enquired “whether the
proceeding was designed as a political movement for political
Rf el,” intimating that in such a ease, their own polilicnj
sentiments wonbl compel them to w ithdraw. Such 11 design
being disavowed, both gentlemen declared, that “whilst their
political sentiment.* separated them from the distinguished in’
di\ 1 I uni w limn it was intended to honor, tiiev took pleasure in
bearing their testimony to his great worth ns a man, mid said,
that, apart from lus polities, they knew no one to whom thev
would more williugh render honor.”—We concur w ith the
Wurrentnn Times in deeming “this tribute Mr. Clay, co
ming from political opponents, who arc the friends of the 1 ti
ling dynasty, at a time w hen party rime is at its height, alike
honorable to the gentle-in 11 themselves, whose liberality it
signalizes,nud fl ittering to *Mr. Clay ; and worth of itselfulf
the praise that could have been bestowed by bis friends.”
(Yjr* The Enqnircr sneers at the ‘ Pilgrim Omtor,”
as it is pleased to dub Mr. Clay ; l<ut it has nothing
to say about the Pilgrim President. We should
like to know why it is, that a private citizen, even
(hough he be spoken of as a candidate for the Presi
dency, may not put on 11is sandals, with as much
propriety as a President dc facto. One lias no offici d
duties to confine him to a particular spot, nor is he
paid 9*5,000 per annum to stay there—the other is.
Il theie be any difference therefore, in the right of
the patties to go whithersoever they list, it would
m.'ciii to bo iu favor of the private citizen, ralhet than
the salaried officer. Ye*,according to fbe ethics of the
Admin.sistrntion journals, Mr. Clay is outraging all
propriety, while Mr. Van iiuren is In the exact line
ofllisduty! Now, that these gentlemen believe
what they say we shall ::ot deny ; hut we should be
pleased to see the process ol reasoning by which they
rear h that conclusion.
(ty5* One who reads the Enquirer might natural
ly infer that its Editor most deeply commiserated
the “fagged” and jaded condition of Mr. Clay, con
sequent upon the enthusiastic grectuivs with which
he lias been every where received during his late
tour, if it was not for the umier-ctJrrcntof hate, which
ever and anon darkens the smooth sutiace of his edi
torial narratives. It is worthy of note, too, that u Idle
in the editorial column Mr. Clay is ie; resented as
worn dov. ii by (lie attention of his friends, extr acts
utc copied Ii mu Northern journals to show tint Ins;
rccepiujiHwai c. l I m i loitlia!, !i iwing togeihcr^
t on )y t ut ,t It it iinliff, lent piiiatois! lit
torgets tli it / tui is wli.it lien. Jackson in v.uii en
deavnred tu make Ins t'abiuct—• a unit,—and dues
not piescnt a Janus-face in tin* public.
U'/m K FROM MAJ. BOLLARD.
We i eco,led, several day® ago, a letter hoitiMaj.
it iclianl Bollard, i nch sing the subjoined communi
cation, which be desired us to publish. Rut as the
M ijt*r expects to tcturti to the Fnited States within
.1 shot! period, we had, upon consultation with some
°l bis It lends, determined to wiibhtdd it ftoni the
I less, at h ast until his auival, limit r the impicssiou
that lie would then be bi tter qualified than at pie
seut to decide upon the most judicious mode of
conductin'’ the tiiquny which ho proposes, into the
circumstances attending the murder ol Ins son in
I ex.is—-a mmth r which, according to the narration
ol the Circutiist nces by which it wasattembd, %%**
ol a ii . si M inion and I total cb.nacter. As Map R.
however, addressed am ther copy of his lett< i to the
Rditor id tie F nqnim, which h is been published in
that papei, tli' ie *s in* longer any »• ismi |oi dclening
its him i * i . ii hi mil lolitiniis. We (hcteloie au
nex it :
S \MTI AOO l>l < IIII.I, (
May 2tttli, 1831). s
Ih' u Su :—The loiter winch I addressed in V«en
oral iinusiuii, more than two years ago, when he
was Preside<■ i of the Kepuldic id Texas, upon ihe
subject of I lie murder of my sou in Texas by a
Texian officer, ami wlm h leticr you did me llie la
vor lo publish in yur paper, I have had no nnswet
in, nor have I seen or heard id any action upon the
subject id lli.it cruel and demoniac murder, by
any of the Tcxi.tu authorities. This »« :!nt de
serves to be made Known—as I now design to make
it known through the medium ol yur press—In the
public—to tlte ci/ah/.f d world My residence in a
•.»r distant land, pi events me hom doing juore m re
lation to tins matter, for the present.
1 am, respectfully, yours, Ac.. Ac.,
Kirn Mil) POLL \ K n.
Charge d' A [hi ires of the CnitrJ States near the (gov
ernment of the Uepuhtiv (j Chili.
To K11 iiaho 11. Tou k, Km|.
IC/itur oj the Lynchburg \ irginian.
It is very possible, from what we have heald liom
gentlemen who have served in Texas, that the inrir
deter of Maj. Pollard's son, (a Lieut. Slmith,) an ob
scute individual, has himself perished, either hy dis
ease, or in some of the numberless personal feuds
w hich were at that period so common in the new Ke
public—then in i comparative state ol anarchy, oral
least not enjoying tin benefit id tegular Court* and
a rigid administration of justice. We have made
parlicular ct.(|tiiiics, in oidci, it we could, to a-cct
tain wliethei Lieut. S. was still alive, and it he was,
Ins residence and avocation, hut we hive never seen
a person who had any knowledge of Inm, though
we l ave eouveised with gentlemen who were nlfu eis
ol ilie Texian aimy shoilly alter as well as antcnoi to
the death ol young Pollard, ll isthcrefoie piuhahle
that even had Picsidenl I louston at templi d tobiiug
him to just ice, lie would have found himseif a tit i< ipat
ed hy 1 )eatlt,in some othei faint. Yet that gentleman
might certainly have coiufi .m cnacJ% alllinuglt the
founder of a new Kepuldic, to answer tho anxious
enquiries of a lather, in a d* taut land, demanding
justice, at tin* bauds of the Chief Magistrate el that
K public, upon the murdcier ot his only sou—that
inuideiet licmg one ul Ins elfieeis, and uinlei Ins
control therefoir, if alive, in a unlit,u\ as w ell us in a
civil capacity. His ladure to do so lu ll sixed, if not
i disicgaid ol tie duties of his station as an ofliecr,
i:i rt,unly an insensibility to bis obligation* as a man.
He might at least have cutlervnrnl to soothe the an
guish of the father, if he could out punish and detect
the murderer ol the son.
“ Hon. rI Itnmas II. Be ton passed thrnudi this
place on Sunday last. He pays Ins lulls in (tie hard
curicncy whatever he cues.
| Charloilr.st itle Jeffersonian.
The creditors o( the humbutiger nuy possibly de
rive tin ro benefit from Ins ostein 11 ion than they
could ever have Imped from his honesty. It‘lie wow
“ pays his hills, ivlicrcvcr he eor.s,” theie is ai least
one thing new under the sun, in despite of Solo
moil; and u is, we thi k, morefaiily attribuialde to
his zeal in making disciples to the Gold Humbug, 01
his vanity in thus prod timing linusdl us author,
than to any salutary change of principle in the man.
.Some of his creditors, we imagine, would he glad to
get Btotidon Bank notes, which, «c. bclivc, ait
about 70 or BO per cent, discount.
KCNn question oudit to claim a greater pmiion of public
attention than lli«* dispo-dion of lb I’ubln- Lands. There
seems to us to be no alternative between the adoption of the
equitable plan of diHtribnlion proposed by Mr. Clay, mul tlir
utter waste of this great national fund. See the uriiele in an
other column from tin-New Vork Courier, which, although
appealing immediately to the eiti/.eus of that State, embodies
arguments not less apple aide to the lights, inter* U and dm
j tiesof Virginians,
KIT Some of ihe ultra Democrats, in thu Northern papers,art
exceedingly ■ ngry with Mr. Van Huron, fur appointing Mr
l.edyard, of Now York, Serretarv of Legation at Haris. Tlir
President, sotm- time since, conferred this appointment itpm
' Mr. O'Sullivan, one of the editors of th* Dcnmrrutii Review,
hut Mr. Cass, our Minister at Haris, preleririnp Mr. Ledvard
1 to whom his daughter is about to he man i >1, mnde know n hit
feelings to Mr. O’Sullivan, who promptly declined acting. ~
The Hrcsideut then gave the appointment to Mr. I.edvard,ir
conformity to Mr. Casa’s wishes ; nml us Mr. I.. is alleged l<
he a Whig, the whole kennel is in mi uproar at tin* loss ol th
hour! For one, we tire disposed to ■■i\e credit to Mr Vnt
1 Httrcn for disregarding, in this parileular instance, un n pm t v
eonsideiations—Mr. I.. la ing pr< ulimlv qualified, it inpaid,!!
discharge the duties of tilt rtution.
[fjr’ We insert, this morning, ndditiomil nceormts of rale
of Morn* Mulficnti/is,\.v. Wo do this, in pursuance of n
determination, heretofore announced, to furniph our leafier*
with ixWfnctn vv hit h tnigh* reach wt pro or ran, conncclcn
with this important article of tioH’u . We have our own «»j»i
niun f»u the subject . hut ns it is formed only upon fin ts n<:
ceiiiblc to all, and us wc do not suppose it would Imvc any
weight, we ahull forbear expressing it.
{TT* The interesting article on the Medical College of \ ir
ginia hat been on baml some weeks, exeludcil by a pressure
of other mutter. Its Faculty is said to he peculiarly well qual
ified far the duties of their responsible stations, and we hope
topee it extensively patronized.
FTf* The Philadelphia F. S. Guzatf ■ informs us tlint Ilis
Majesty the King of Prussia has sent in his subscription to
lluddy’s Military Magazine, pub!i-de d in that city. Talk ol
American tritiuphs! (excluitns tin• <i i/Mte.) Hero is a
scion of tin* (ireui Frederick seeking martial knowledge ofa
Fhiladelphiu Major!
33”’ Messrs. Hcuji'tnin H. Burwell ntnl William 11. Allegro
have issued proposuls for publishing n new Administration
journal in the town ol Petersburg, to be called the American
StHtCSUJUU.
|fjr There has been quite u destructive atorm along the
Atlantic coast.
OHIO CANALS.— We Imve heretofore shown,
hv official statements, the prnsM>*»iv<! augmentation
of Hie tolls upon the public works in Pennsylvania
and New York. The < inciniinti Whig furnishes
us with n statement of ihs amount of tolls received
on the M in mi Canal in Ohio, from January to July
jg39; which is $ 8 2. rtf id *20
1 xi the corresponding period of 1888, 15.6C>4 S7
IncreiHC in G inouihs, $7,10! 33
The Whig remarks : “ The above exhibit shows
an increase in six months ol 50 per cent ; and should
the mu.titling six months give a corresponding tin.
ilic (glU ol I lie t ‘.in il lot ill** jut'n( w ill lt.it e dun lilt «l |
I lie 11 'I year, The s(ioii|; pinlialnlity i*. that, ah« i
keeping; up all iieif**.iiv and proper tepair*, and
irnyinK cuncnt expenditure*, th* Ohm and Miami
Canal* mil after tin* year pay iulete*t tipmi i he coat i
«f ilrcir construction.”
niiieitivhi>.
Married, on Tuesday ninininc, tlie ' ;di of An
eust.hv ICv. 1 >i. S itnuel Phillip*. ICv. Jnii\ 1C
Hknni r »*, i I llie Virginia Aimiiul Coidri eticr, lo
Mi * M miv \V Jonl Nn •' *
( 'otiferem e Journal will please copy.
OBI S'! IU\ .
Ip;irtc*«l this life, oil Solid.iV last, the 1*1 of Sep
tember, at the i. sub-lire "| h< , *on, John V tctor, ID
11ii*« town, Mi*. S\K4u Vii ion, having aiiamril lo
the age ol about Ion, srmr mmk She was the wid
ow of the late John Viet* i, an olht ei in ’lie nirny
ol i lie Revo'.m ion ; she w a* mai l li d ill the y cat 1777,
pending the Revolution.u> smiyr'c. and i on*i queut
lv icceived .i pension (rout the I’nih d Slate*, under
the ait i d (’ong i e ** gi a t it mg luiisinn* to t h« w nlo w *
ol Rev old do ti it V Ulliei im. Rot i be best ol .ill i*. she
w as a meinhei ol that whole family of brio vein on
earth, and M.unl* and angel* hi IRaico, named alter
out Lord Jesus ('III t*t. She wa* attached to the
eo mm union ol the Methmh*t Riotestattl ('hit roll, and
died in the peaceful assurance > t a blessed uttuioi'al
ity.
The Kredei ieksburg papeis w ill please copy this.
—, in I'ationsbittg. on the Rith inst., Mr*. Ann
Rut 1)1 K lil'IlM , wile o| Jnn. I). R Hike, and tbltlgll
trr ol Tims. Ciews, l.*q , formerly ol ibis place, tit
llie 31sr year ol her age. Alt*. R had been lor si v
eral yc.ii* a member ol the Rtcsbytciiaii (.'hutch,
and had unifninilv exhibited a smel eonsiNieni y wiih
her piolessitm. Her health had been delicate lot
seveial months previous to the dim s* ol which she
died; owing t» ilu* t lieu instance her It ir mis enter
tamed but little hope tin l Iter hail const it tiltnii could
long withstand ihe violence «»I djscaae. Indeed, no
coiiMciou* dul she seem ol hei oivn situation, and ol
her imibi'itv to bear up under the wasting* td seven*
sickness’, that bhc at unco told In t physu tan on *i|i
preaching her bedside • ”R bn) iate — too late
now."—These Mpprehensto. s ihe result proved to be
but too well founded. She, hmverer, fxpievscd till*
inott enure submission to the iLvmu w ill, and seem
ed pci feel ly w ill mg tu be gone 11 om tins 4voi Id, that
she might rest from its tales and its iimibb*. She
replii d to a Ii tend w bo eM|inml as lo lie stale ol
her mind hi view ol bi t npprnai lung dlssollllion,
•* Thai she had no distressing le u* a* lo ihn Inline,
that hei confidence and hope wuo placed in Je*us
f.’fuist,” adding with appatent emphasis, that “ lii.s
lrits thf ri/ / lunar — the vvhj turtle '' With iIicm
word*, fi.eil, a* till* Apostle exhoit*. lei the linear
ed husband i. o • h«* oilier numeioii* relative* ol ilu
deceased, eumfoii tv»c another. 'They sorrow mil
as those who have no lo.j tb " for tl 4\e helievi that
Jesus died Mini iom* again, licit Holley also, which
sleep in Jesus, shall appeal with litul.”
*• Tin'll ml mii iii I be va\ • " i u> > ! a. '1 I I < hold 11»• r,
!\ mi o - '.I llir mil:1 li palli ol I lie 44 old bv ti. '■ fide,
Rill lie - w nli- 11 in ul mi 11 \ i i <• | n ul la Utd'di! lb- ■ ,
A lid Mine i - iiin\ hope, -ui' e lie rhivioiu luii* ,»icd.
-, iii (* 11 «i i lotte county, mi Thursday ihe
ill ol An list, alter an illne-a ol lluee wi ck*. Jo
sr.rit \i.i>i * i t s Wii ion. iii ilu* -,J id year of 11
age. 1 * .i i n I ii I and on lam llolv i-- tile task ol h i nru
mg the death ol this promising young man! Lu
lowed by narlire wiiii .ilium! ol tineniiimoii capacity
—inspired bv an bunorable ainb.'ion and love nl lite
rature— j overned in all hi* action* bv principle*
which cn ii Id abide ihcit'Hl el In- inosl lofty slamlard
— mdi I iiigable and conscientious in thsebarging Ihe
duties nl In* prole<site —un.i: *iiumig ui hi* inanneis,
.mil amiable in lu* piivalo lel.itiun*,—he alinidni
high piiMiiiso of I'm in e i 1111 ii n lie e That lie would
have added anulhei to ilu- list ol those, who, by the
mil* fni ee ol pet so mil t but octet mil l a lent, have i n
sed ihemsclvr* to ex a I ted and Immiiahlo stati ns,
ihe w riter dors not «iitcrtaln a doubt. Thrown,
at an rally .fe, upon In* o4vn i e miuia e*—•deriving
no aid from adventitious cue must met-% ul any kind
wit lu> lit even the advantage* ul a Ii united » *Iik a ti *n,
and 8U rro It in led by di Hi cullies w hie It would have pat
a|\/,i*d a i ommim m less emigefic mind, he had
pursued an onward and an ujueuitl course, meeting
and coin| net in;* e v*-i v iiliHlacb' \\ il ll an elauicity and
cliei i lollies* ol mind,' hu Ii was truly sin prising*—
The wiiter id ilu* grateful, though hiiudde tribute lo
Ins dcp irti d Ii tend, can In- i ie •iimony lo the pun
IV of his lie ii t, the inleg i ity td hi* pi inciples, ami tin*
i ode pc11 • I cm t r e of hi* mi ml. 1 low * ad ihe tellei lion,
that a e.■ • nil*iti.ilion ol mental and moral Wurth, ho
iaro—so Un rhf,—slioii'.d have bi t n doomed to Bitch
an early grave!
——“ What a change
Krntn yesterday ! I hy bailing hope mi near,
(Loll ' laboiid pri/e !) nli boiv ambition IIiihIiM
. Thy glowing cheek ! A nbit un, tiulygteat,
( H vi11 units pi aise.
Rv this Mid and untimely visiintmti, death Ii:h do
pnved fond p icnts uml < liiMien i ! an alleel lonate sun
A b i oilier, life co n if iu i n 'y in winch Im lived of a vain a
Ido member, and ihe young nf a eotnuiPtidable exam
| pie. Inestimable and iiieparable i* the Ions 1 III*
i true character rvas evinced to the very I A
11 lend, announcing the punlnl intelligence lo file
writer, * a \ *, '* during the whole lime ol lu* (lines-;
not a complaint, murmur, nor even a sigh esc a; i d
Ins lip*. Ilu patU’i < e .m l fortitude m vei lor a mo
irient, seeitit d to I irl him. When ll bee am • p • * ‘ 11V
1 certain that lie coni ! n t Itve, lie expressed him*clf
a* not being afraid to die, and prob- ed to found hi*
11opes of salvati u up n the medi »b rut I merits ol (lie
Saviour.”
Of/* The Richmond Wing ami ihe Lnquiicr are
respectfully requeued to copy.
. , .j-.
L AtliD fi « IS s % I* E.
IWISHioSKLL " MV TRACT OF
I, AN I». on w liit'ii i I now ieslde. The
Tract contains near- ly S’lVI)
|)!ti l> ACIIIIS, veilh mure limn half
I in WOODS, it IS 1(11.1. •••i| nil Sm k Cri ck, inline
.Ii 11■ -1y mi ilit r.riink N' '1 in,ii1, adjoining lilt lands
nl Kilmun i Jnlins, iltt'il John A'eminder, if c’d
aml Dr. Wilbers, ami tthcis. Ii is very well a
■ la fileil m the gruwtli of eurn a il I oh n i '. anil every
rltsei i pi ion ol small gram, (as llie ftresi nl crofi will
very plainly show.) The Tuiet has more gmnl pine
limber on it than any land in the. neighborhood. It
lies remarkably level, and lets a large portion of Mil
land on ihe ci i ek. 'I lie improvements am a good
m% r.i.i.rvo eioisi:, :m:i»> ti
feet. Slone Meal-honse, Stahles and j hjiii
. .Tobacco Houses, mgetlier wiili pood JrfiufM.
Negro House. The water is also very line. As 1
am anxious in ttll this Fall, any one wanting to buy
such a Tract ol I,and, may g. I a bargain, by tailing
on me. A. S. HENRY.
Campbell, Aug. 22 18
In addition to the above Tract, I oiler my other
T BS sa i' T ,
adjoining tie Lands of Richard .Mmgan, Achilles
11erntlon and others. I' lies near tIn- mad landing In
1'annill's anil Collins** Ferry, arid i“ a good stand fir
a Tavern m (in-c ry ; lias tolerable impmveiiients,
a good Well of Wan e, and well enclnn d. arid suit
able for a small lamily. A. S. I ILNKY.
Sept .5 ,s
Dloriiw .Viiilfiviiiilist.
T It t H K fubsenher l a- lor sale between 20 anil 30
i thousand slifis of I lie genuine .Mur us M nltii-'iii
li-. growing at her la I 11 e i * reside tiee, within ‘-'A
miles ol Ly nchburg, w liiclr she would prefer selling
on a credit ol one and I«o y e tis.
ALSO,
A quantity of Worm Legs. now in a good stale al
preservation.—Apply m either of my Innthers,
I Thomas or Richard I’cikim.) at Rrool.vrlle, near
Lynchburg, Va., wlm am auilmrix“i| to -ell.
MARY UE1LS I’EREINS.
Sept. 5 1 11
Norin;.
\I,L persons iadebii'd i" Wrti. f*. Lancaster,
deceased, will ph ase mike payment iniaierli
ately in Mr. Wilson I’. I5ry.ini. the surviving pi m.ei
III I, mcasier eV Hryaiii, v> hh is hereby aiilhonz d to
receive the nine and grant receipts. Phuse having
just and local claims against the decedent's estate,
will make them known m Mr. iliyani, and arrange
meins will be made as soon as possible, without iiiju
iv to the estate, lor the.r payment.
Ml’. IjAN(.L\STER,
Adiu'r ol Wni. 1.- Lancaster, di c'd.
Sept. 5 . wdw
lor N.ilr.
IJlURSI ANT lo .1 ili'crn* ol die w«ulii|»ful d*iin
l> eottt1 ol Itrdfofd. pronminccl at tl e Atigutl
term, 1 llic Undersigmil cun uii**u:ner* appoint•
ed hy the comt,will proceed to *ell,to the highest lm)
iter, at public iUtCtioii, on Saturday, llic 2^th day ol
September, 1^,'HI,
Tiro Tracts of Tumi,
belonging lo ill** estate of William Thaxtuti, dc (
n ased, one tract lying on itie licarl water* of Woll
Cirri, bring tbo Maine nan on wlm h Willidlii
Thanton, dcccaMi d, resided m hi* Ido time, upon
which then 14
A (;<hmI Ihu llhi; ISoiim*,
ami other nccesnarv I Ult llntiM*. Said L ind atl
join* llic Lauds ol John IV tiny. Samuel Wifliant*
and othciN, and part ol il is ruinated immediately on
the mam western turnpike, aim tit live mile* above
I ,tbei ty. and containing
Onv tmmlrttt amt *rvcnty*si i’€i* ami
a haii at rt s.
A Lo. otic 'l l act n! LAND, ly mg on tbc upper w a
It is ol Little Oiler liver, coni anting nun bundl'd and
nineteen wcies. and tdjommg tin* Land* nl Henry
\V Moseley, Fountain M. II iwKimh nti«l other*.
'I'll** sale w»|| take place alllio irstdtm »* ol Mi*.
Matilda Th ••Mon, w bo i - • i d * « on t lie pi cun sen ol the
flisl mcniioMcd Intel—tlm two tine In being Militated
one and .« halt mile* distant limn each other. I lie
title to the Land* is indisputable, but at ting under a
denee nl I bo colli I, we will convey mi i h llllu only
a* i* treated ill us by aucli dee.fee.
I Teims— A credit of on* and two vraia will be gi
I vt*n, the pureli i*ci* giving bund* with approved ae
entity tor iIk* puiciniNu money, and the title m tamed
until the Mimic i* paid. Possession will lie given on
ihi'liist day ol January, IhJO, but the purchami*
shall II ivu the pnv ilege nl seeding I III* Fall.
N All I \NILL IV III \ \ ION. ( C otntrin.
JOHN F. I ll A X Li >N, S •hitter*.
Sept. 5 w3w
(1 f" The undeisigtipd will be at ('nmpbtd I Court
mi M outlay next. t«»rtbe purpose ol obi.lining nub
st t lhei s In t lie “ I h nmcr tl n I'lunnx anil I.vnehbui4
(iaKcitu.” JOHN UlCHAKUSON.
.September A It
I. ft S T ,
ITBKT \V K K N 1 iVmlibnrg ami A ill I m* rut Court
# liuuse, on Sal 111 day evening, 31x1 ult,,
A ilrnlH oloml over l out,
lined w till brown (’iieaxM.in, the I a« e id the roveiiiig
woiii limit t lie low ext button in ft on I, 11 lew Middies
aiiiini peibaps when* ilm mlbii joins the body on tbe
light li tnd mile, nil indelible mud stain oil llio out
side ol one sleeve (t be bit I believe) fioiiillio elbow
to llir t nil, obsrivabli! oi ly by c lose mspeetiim, (lie
Coat olhnwise but liltli' vein 11. I have been 11111 **
ni'nute m my dim tiptiun, lielievmg it was very pioh
iiblv pit ki d up b\ st'iiie sei v.iut wlm may endeavor
iot tmt i .il 11. The Coat, or anv mini m if mil eon
eeining it, lodged immediately wi ll At*. Harris at
I Ik' latter plat t, m snli-i ipiejitl v at tbe l ’ nun; I loti I
m |, vne It Imi g, will be ili.mklnlly nmvi d, and any
trouble libtiallv iitmijieusatc'tl.
JI. >i: MINT‘I It.
Sept. A Jl if
Rifts llollni'N ICcn.ii'd.
I\V 11.1, give 11 if dime it-waid id I'Miy Hull us,
lot the appit liensioii ami tit liveiy in me, ol mv
f servant If •# B * B (If ,
.» mail td rob*!', ni \ t un i 11 v • ,11- old, about A h el A ui
(t iiu‘l;»:.s lii|*li, heavy buili, td a light c omplexion,
bushy Ju’fuJ — had 00 when lie h If, linmesjiuu elu
ilmig, a It? 1* lud, and some mi tinner Hollies. The
alum: ten ard will be giv* n. if taken w est td the Jllue
Bulge, find o Ctfird in an v jail w il lull l lux l 'oil it linn
w e dill, and infill trial it. n bn w aril cm I 10 iim* ; 01 if taken
I Hit t»l the Blue JvHd*', I will give a 11 w aid td Ten
Dollnts, m addition in paying all irasun.dile 1 xprn
m s lor I he delive 1 v id >.ahi pegtu 1,1 *** ’ ‘ “tin
ty. 11 e b II mv pi enlist s on A|. 11 'ay neck, and in all
probability will aim to g'M 10 ()lim.
k 1 ( ir 1) ii wivr.v.
Campbell (*c»ti 1 llmuse, Sept. A lx
Q f"• Tbe Iv maw I a (ia/.eile will insetl the loin
L'oing 3 weeks, and loiwaid its hi i until to I i is ol
In e lor pay menu
N .SiiIUhIuj llm I llhd.iv nl Nrpteiiibi'i, n ill be
huId ill ill© Nrw London A <• idrin V, lilt* old
building, ;i L K A ,M K IKUJJSL, ID bv .‘ID leri, iivo
siuriiM lugli. It li.is brrn randtill v taken down. nn«l
l lie 11 in lie is are no mid. The plank, which li rousid
• ruble, i> also noiiimI, and rmisi fs id uiiiher board
mi', floorn g and ceilin' plank.
Sept. r» 2t
lo fhr t.f/nrhrai rta #Hose ietM
fltltll/.
' 11 111'. ,M !',MI!KI?S III Him ('nm|i,iil)' nr hert'lijr
■ Hu 11 fit'll lii .iili'iul ii I' giil.il 11 lulling, ill tin' Iluxr
11iinsr, oil S iluril.iv tin* 7111 ilist., ai 111«• I |hihI 3
n't Ini I,, 1*. !\|. J.NU. A, IJAMLKT, Srciclnr.v.
Sept. 2 ll
sn.i \iuii :
Toliitilrinui l!ns ii ri li.
liuoki i'N l.iilli'i ) A I \< Ii:iii;;<' Oflicr, (
Lvnclihur;:, S -|H. (ill, I HID. ^
I ( lliiiuK ,i; iial I’i i/n of »:i5,294 ! !
I ifil tin 11.761!!!
. 3 I I’l ixi'H 1,(100 ! ! '
I’irginia Stale Bsittery.
K or flit: lii* ii •' Ii I ni ilio l.ts'.lnn |i Atiili'lnj'.
i 'l,i . N ■ •*. i“i l 39
7ii hr drawn at Aim undmi on Saturday tlir till of
Si jilrmlu r. ,• * 7 he Drainin' wilt In received al
llim (IJ]ireun Tuesday, Halt inti.
id ratal Sedan let
I Pits* of 13 -."'1
1 .1.1 11.101
1 <l» 0.00(1
1 tin 5 000
ft <l.i 3 000
ft do O.ftOO
1 l’rijst) of *2,Ml
SO lit* J,0(W
Cl) do 250
50 do 2(10
(i:t do 150
03 do ll)U
'Similes many oi u, ; . u. i\c. « .
Whole '1 m k< i*; only $10—Halves $5—(Quarters
■32 30.
For sale nf ROOKKR’S LUCKY OFFICK.
(■ t • (irdcis Imm iIn* country lor Tickets drawn by
I). S. Oregory <V Co. in all I'nrinin Srhcmcn, (ac
r ompamed l»v rash or I*i i/.e Tickets,) promptly and
confidentially attended to, when addressed to
IIKNRY II. ROOKKR,
Lynchburg, Vm.
(Jy* .My customers may always d-pend on see
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which I
sell Ticket*, published iiiiIh pper, (The Virgi
nian,) Mu soon as the Official I -»-»I of the Drawing is
| received. II. II. ROOK Kit.
ntr.iiitifiil Sirlinnc
To be drawn m xt Thursday.
One Capital i’riste ol $12,000 f !!
Ten do do 1,0001 M
Whole Tickets only $-1.
RICHMOND ACADKMY LOTTKRY,
i:\ t RA CLASS, No. 8, FOR 1830.
To he drawn at RICHMOND on Tuesday, Sept.
10tIt. tty- The drawing will he received at tins
office on Thursday, thu 1 titli m-t.
JHHLLIAN T SCII KM K.
I ol St; 10,000
1 ilo 3.000
I lilt tt.000
i iin l.uou
1 lilt 1,179
10 Prize* of 1,000
SO
in iio aoo
20 (In 150
20 do 125
'25 ilu 120
(iO tin 100
Tourtlj. r with many ol >£(), &J0, Arc. cvc.
Whole Tickets only v I—II.lives UU—IQuar
tors £ 1 • Far sale at
BOOKER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
DRAWING RECEIVED.
The ihlliiwina were the drawn numbers for the
I’etersliurg .Mm halites' Lottery. Cl.i s No. 0, at A
lexandna, mi .S.ilinday, August 31st, 183!l;
7 ol !> 45 21 3 43 51 53 1 1 34 8 10 41. ,
Verv Handsome Frizes sold n
HOOKER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
MACOA.
12,000 LBS. KUFPU3N BACON,
which I nil t fur sale low. Contractors and other in
want nl the article can Ltu furnished, nti cood terms.
V|>,11v nr JOSE I’ll MARSH.
September 5 5t
HV f llSKI i S nn JJ'S.
ON Friday litc Oth '»«»!., V*‘W sell in from of tnyi
auction »#oro
1 0 hats K10 (’ofi'.m
5 barrels ||av. Sugar
3 barrel* W too
~ bane!* Gin
I barrels New Ktiffhtml Utittn •
‘i Batrel* Krntteh Brandy
Hi Iioxi h Kai*in*, also a lot of nrcoinBianded l*'i»r*
nilure, r.niisisting ul Buds ami Bedsteads, (Jbatrs,
Ttiltli'*, iVe. tVe.
Also one or two fine Horse*.
Tho above articles are now in store anil will posi
tively lie wold. Terms at *ate.
Will In* added to tin* above sale 5000 lbs. ntro
I \imilv Bacon, cured in tins place, in lots to suit
purchasers, on a ciedit ol 00 day s. C. IMIKLI'N*
Sept 5 U
I ll.imlsoiiK sibiJ AKi'i'rtilik l'ail:i!y
r«*»l<l<*BiC€* ;ii \m tioit.
r I M 11: subscriber will si ll Ins ( unify resilience, on
I Friday the till) ol September next. It is agree
ably situated mi 4‘It street, anil in an excellent ueiglt*
bouihood, .mil hi neat tepair. Tctma, liberal.
.Sal* to be conduct' d by r.»vi»r Ar Turner, Aucta*.
JullN S. ni.AUfi.
Any. (J!) H3t
■ o ii i a i:.
\M’!URn WOAIAN.who * m lie iTci»inij»rndtf|j
.is .1 good w.islicr and cook, and hi eW-HO/^
m.iti .«»* id.iUci. Apply lot Unthi r jnirti* .uhrra dt
oilier. i a
liJKVTIOA.
rami: winter ar**iuii t»I ilie subscribin'* at hoof
I w ill begin on Tu«*d »y the (list day nl October-*1
Tuition is paid lor on eitii.litre.
W.M. S. rtKIlA
f I 111 K next session ol the mihscr IuT* m bool
I will cttmiUence on the first day ol October.
The prit o ol nuii 'ii i« I .< ac-simi. pavable m
advalter. 11KNNI NtilMI M V. KKID.
Srpt 2 (tOu
iioiuii ana nn sit .
!%% IIS. .1 ( >1 • \ T< t M I*K 1 NS i niuiiuu s lo give in
j T u Hit net unis in ,M l' S11' mi i he I * I \N(l Ft >|(T K
and t JIM T A *1, and to ten ue in l.n family you .tie
I, ulu s who visit I.micIiIhiiu lor iligir education.
Alis. T. "ill expert a .portion ol the charge fur
I'.".nd uni Tiilllnu in ml van re, it least ns 111111*1) as
in in he eullielv a;: i cr.dile to 1irl p.UiOlM,
Sept 2 110 if,
■ -* - - . --*•*»' - ‘7 -*
rrn .Il all min i lie pound. H1.it-•!% Ten at I tier
" I Vi i cguin;; pi u e, t"r sale at
iio\\ i:i. i>\vii:s*v
Auguat 20 ts il
% U i i: a i’ s: v i: it r r ic c: r>.
|| 11 \V \ N M’S To i ti M it i n it *. ainV
^ Tonic mixture I* I I. I. S unit all oilu r« ol
Ins iett ' dii a.
\ M) M. •»,
t VH IN INi: and /*/«. /y w.., # i l ihuil ol li nk, ;e
nih'uilhli\ i\\ a mufk h-ss •>/> th in t£tuoinr, ol In *9
<11|«-% 111 \ lu| h It: at
now Ml, I) A \ IIS*.
Aug. 20 u ti
Miiitnl or stolon,
I'K< >M Till*. I’ATSTfl III’,
ill I )r. KoIm H \Y Will ri». .1 (.'lira
mil SiMirl ll<H{ K, I n| A yr;»n
i»l I I isi Spin , .• In 1 l «.i 2 im In a
I UJgh, mimr h.icIiII«• lll.ims on Ins bnk, Olioil a l
i around. walks md Mots well. Any iiil'iimarion
' i*irrn tin*. at llns pi or, 01 M.iivsviMe, will lw i frank -
lolly rrm'lv eil. I’HIMI1 \. ! IA Y N K •
j Sept. r* 31
’S' b s, ip ;; \ t: r::: i»
( orfi;iis.itBrn *v tijyjyeu*
Ol'IMkMTR II l\('OCK A ASkAlWS.
MAS now on li.ind anil is prepared to make an
repair Still*, 10 ill. . ■ I Tin-Ware of every
desciiptinn, \l'holca<t!c utol liiltiil, on llie must lea
sngable lei in*. Tin nr (,’oppei tlunO, Gutter*, noil'
Spout*, pm up in town nr country nil the must ap
proved pi.in—Slim s, Stove Pipe and Sheet Iron
work, till warranted in In: well executed. Ca|I gud
examine for yourselves.
N. II.—Old copper, Aic. taken in exchange.
June 24 wlslf_
Quirk s uaksada on, ami essence of
TV R K, both articles of high tnanditig, for im
proving and changing lilt: Hair, I i sale at New York
price* at HOW EL DA\ 1ES *
A ni1 nst 2R * ” ■
bub. Ji. ,t.i. BB./r.r.i.rr,
M icek
HAS returned to Lynchburg, and can iio found
ut the Union Hotel, where lie will in future
keep Ills office. I |e takes pie nine in infotirtillg lli*r
I,rends, that, whilst at lire N ull, be selected and
purchased an nhundaut supply ol every material ne
cessary lor Ins business. ‘l it is" who may need ar-1
(ifrciat teeth, from otic to an entire sett, are invited ttr
call tin * I i x a mine bis articles, as I is behoves that they
ain not surpassed lor utility nr beauty, which Ins
will insert on the best ami most approved modes,
Aug. 10 11 ls
a.f.r/p o!s. MSfi:n.n f.v.s,
l the lirsi from ©1 the tralbm in the ttry beat
quality, for sale at HOW EL DAV IKS.
Aug 20 «A>f
I > \ I.SV fl g’OIVtlVA, Ualninel. Opium,
1^ ('anipbnr, Peruvian Itark, Anti Bilious and,An
n Dyspeptic Pills, Tartar Kinetic, etc., with a com
n/flf uni furoc assortment of j'Urc and bcsl MKDl
PINKS, Surgeaii and De tal Instruments, me., for
sale at IlOWEL DAVIES’.
N. B. Nutmegs. Cloves, Mace, long and black
Pepper, white and black (linger, do do Mds
laid Seed, Ciiiamon. etc., fur sale as above.
Ang. 29 l*'f
Hours auliu aums tkees a
It |l I) !S , at low price*, far sale hv
1IOW’EL DAVIES.
August 06 *s it
Jainns iSivt'i* anti Ktintiwhu Scrip
WANTr.n AT Booker's Office.
PERSONS wishing lo exchange can be neram
dated with the sale ol any amountsuu fair terms
hy calling at .
Booker's Lotteut & Exchange Office,
Ang. fa ___..
!7Iortis ,’fliilflcaulis.
AAri: SHALL have, during the month*ofQ«ltr
? » bemud November,* barge quantity ol ol th*
.Horns .JBulticnulin Slips,
raised bv ourselves, and put t‘P in the best "V*1?!**?
lor keeping, which we will sell upon ace.mm mlatlog
terms. Rers ms wishing to buv cau be .supphed by
calling on Duct. Daniel E. Walton ol A .but trrklle,
or Jus. K. llorncr of Lynchburg. Five almost *n
tire failure Ol the crop this year ibrcuehout the whole
United States in this article, wait undoubtedly mak*
lire errlerpiiy.o of raising Slips very profitable lor
years to come. There is no diversity n! non.mo upon
?l,is subject. HORNER (Y WATSON.
July II ',,V