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in Hit CihrMur Friurtt »»<J «« f «»rni*lMNl
f.»r publicat ion bj tlie Ilcv. Kruuklm (*• Smnli, lire*
fur.
MfuUf brnrrea lb* Ingle nnd lire *«nn.
Tf ilfilrl fr+m the FrriwH of .find. d« ftlnrl.
MTAK.
If t trwiMjiffl Idf- ill |»a M»rd upon tl?t w m r,
ll #ueea fhm**i in the di»tnnrr Igat,
Tan turfing and too beautiful tnanvn,
Or be tbraport of wave* bv tcm;*ew?« tori ;
IV urpher-ntfBed billowa *wff tie ahaw
*y unchanged image hi thr depth* below.
FAULK.
Thr cragged nx ki mv dwelling pine©,
1 rail thr air amid the aturnt ,
lu danger, rmnbnt, and in < !m*r,
This leartera wing will beer toy form.
ikax.
When neon hue* upon thr Heaven rr*t.
Then piirr*l jot v'erflow* inv j*encrfiil l*r nM,
Till drawn hj scant of flower* In llir a bore.
When Snl'ii all glorious t»#k i* Will nigh o’er,
Mi white wing* glitter in His last worm glance.
Which flood* llw minded water#' mil ex pa nut.
EAfct K.
I triumph in lb# tempest hour.
When it uproot* the lores! king.
Ami ask thn Thunder.if its j>..wer
To msr «dl jot, can pleasure bring*
IWlll.
Invited by Apollo's beamimr smile,
To list ha in flood* of buffi ion* I dare .
And list, attentive at his fret, tin while,
Thssebo limiting through (nir Tempe’s nir.
KAOt r.
I dwell sVr on the throne of frowning J ova.
Who bids me seek Ids holts through eailh end nir,
In ilrcnms me drooping pinions shade, like love,
Hi* sovereign nejitre rutim; worlds so loir,
s WAX.
My flanee of proplu'ev survey srarli stnr,
Within ste wuv« «rfl<rtrd vault afnr ;
While sadness in toy heart culls forth de* p j*»»;Ii«
I'or that lair land, my ) <nm heyoi.d the skies.
RAOtr.
Rittfr not of each andcv’fy rndinnt star,
flight e'en in my y until was t«» thn sun .
A any a ith earth--the < iod« my kindred me’
I rest t.ol, till immortal life is son.
svv t*.
A |M*aeif il life y ields williugtv to death,
lls eomes my bonds to loosen, and t<i give
My voles more sweefnev.-, I iddo j; iiiosm live,
‘in make melodious e\ n niv 'lying hrenili ,
In sweeterstmli.s my uul to raise,
And cslehrnti His eobmN pr i*e.
Kiel(mountin# vjnmnla.)
Mv soul shall I’lnenii lik* ari*ef
r.thrnnl front its fiin'iol pile :*
I’nshaeklcd troni nil re fid* lies,
Tohask, for nvc, in II, ivcn's smile ;
This 'lastiny Mioitie, these sold* nn truth,
The lurch of dentil o uews my vig'rotts youth !
#Among lira sueienta the eaftc rbnr flew front the funeral
pile, was sn emblem ol tlie uimiorliilily ol the soul, nr.d oil. n
•vau of Apotlieosi*.
From ihe Fivruld UrnU, ( V/. 10.
THE CAKLOOS \UAT( UI K MASSACRE
Cf>r|Mtral (now Sergeant) II atm non. 2d Ihagonris. I
» New Englander, from Surr). New 11 ampshirc,
fit tin* hr* us u it It I lie follow mg nan alive ol In* e«u ape
liom the mastarre at ('nrioosahal* Ine, v* 111« h we give
neatly tit Ins own words. Nearly nil n» corroborated !
by other inhumation, nml tin- w hole is plandy told. 1
T he Sergeant it positive the Indians did Inllmv him,
■ml iImi ihetr ho vet tug about vv ill. out molesting bint •
was a reality, not a vision.
♦•On the night ol the 22J of July, five of our |
dragoons were camped at Punts R ia-a. and the
remainder, seventicn in number, m a large hospital
tent, ten miles up the river, nearly hull a mile horn
th* sutlei * store. < ol. l(AH.*rt's itag cIiinf liy, hikI
(. bailey Jlrown anc» his wile vv ie a-a>» c,imped nca-,
with Sandy 1** rryman. Sampson w •* at the sutler's,
where he acted as mtftpM t. r. On the morning ol
lha 23d, just at daybreak, awakened by » whoop and
I»n« shot, V»e rush'd horn tin inn, at the other end
©! who It the Indians weir enti ling, bn iking all be
fote them. None . f us were lying down, and the
Indians had fired loo high ; we had out nfl< *. but.
*♦* *J,e neglect ol u non coimnisftioticd ufflerr,
tin ammunition, and being therefore unable to make
a defence took to the nr* r, llir Indians following to
lira bank, from whence they find; hut, the water
being shallow, wo had waded a good distance, an I
ly dropping down only two ol us were wounded,
though the balls felt like li«d, and scattered the vv «
•#r allround. Wo then proceeded down ib»» river,
keeping out of rifle range, but could not cross, a* '
there were Indians of) the oihrr side, and some ol
the party that lint attacked us walked down tin
beach opposite to its. As we rinsed in a lulls, in
approaching a pom', (the water becoming deeper, '
and Nome could not swim,) we saw tItm amut* ol the
Indians weir old acquaintances, who h«.d been about !
•»ur tents mote Itu itdfy than wr wanted, alien at Ivey
U teeny tie.
“One of them who spoke English called out to
SergSMUt Higelow, “Serg''ant.conic Hslmie.and bung
kftnir men ; vve ar«> htends and will not hurt you.
Relieving there was spine intended tieachery, I up- j
|M»sed going, but the sergeant and eight others
Went. and were friendly received. ! saw one
Indian walking hy the arm with Sergeant Kim
laiotit, who has not sines been licmtj from.
*1 ha remainder ol the men continued down, and
wit rounding the | ortit, were taken on hoard,
a small sloop boat, which had thopped down when
(h* attack commenced. (toe wounded man and
•Myself remained behind, a* the others landed and
set out with the Indians on their return to the ramp;
we writ called upon to follow, which vve pietcml
ed to do, but kept in the v\ vtcr, and when the pnity
was passing uvoi some using ground vv hu h hid them,
cut f'*i the auotli. We p»Mved one dragoon pieiccd
by thitso balls, his bowel* ripped out, and heard n
bnui towaids the cainp, winch wan directed, we
supposed, nit the remainder. Resides Mr. J» Him
ami those hi Ids employ, 1 am certain nobody was
killed except those who vvetc enticed back by the In
dians with ptoteatHttons ol liieiididiip.
1 he wound* d in in and I separated, nr.d I ran m
to a swainpatid sat d«» it inknee deep all day,
and at night went out into the pine barren to sleep.
The next d..y I attempted to tv. lk towards the mast,
hoping some vetsel m passing might see me, but my
leei weie terribly sure, lor, having no shoes, lh- \
ftiad been cut badly while in the water by ovstei shell*.
Ju the alien.non | heard a whoop, and. seeing two
Indians uea r in* with liflcF, tan h»r a small hammock:
in lining across this 1 came to a fire, by the side ol
winch was a nrgfo (hat 1 tun certain was Sampson
1 then turned and ran out into some high glass, in
nw*,r* oi *»ftnnn |0 j, ;»i^c*r Itittiimock t»|>}>osrr, bul
III# U»u Indian* cul me nfl. Ill.. me Inward* a
sand beach, l>y living up in I In- gra«s, and holding
rtteir rifi*-» lira menacing position, wiilmut flung.
This drove me dnwu u. , beach, wticmlie nuO'i iing*
nf my feel becoming unbearable, J loir ell part ol
tnyrabirt and wound i. round llirm, and ll.ru mtit
through the night uilhitlg on itn« b-acll, ll.r In
diene eiUI continuing near me, until ahuui 11 o’clock
t|ie next day, when I fell down on the earn! com
pleiely exhausted. Sbnnly after, the iwo Indanl
’bet | fust saw came up lo some nres close by, and
werej 'Hied by Olliers. I expected they would shoot
toe. Hi I * id io lliein, ’wliydo you wish to hurl
me f wiieuevi r any of you come to our camps we
treat you well, and wlieu we lake you pnsuucis
tve o ver hum you.'’ By this lime 1 became
dixti. and fell senseless, where 1 lay iiiii ik seious
lor a long Imw. ill Ugh the sun was brmlm; hoi.
’’When J cam - to myself again, the Indians were
gone.aitd I saw no more of them. 1 ainibme mv
delivery in Sampson, who liked me, and i Iliink inns!
have prevailed on the Indians mil lo murder me, foi
1 know on oilier reason. I iheu went on nil I ca-ne
i" a i ver, down wInch 1 walked some* distance, lo
Imie is, trail, aid ihen ciovsed over .Hid went , up
*** *lrtfl **bin I passed ihr i.iulit firhllDt mu*
■ I
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I findi g i! e d fio ulty i n In \nr ! my vrcn^ih
* I frltiii ** I uj tin, (M ttifiiiVK Idioilt. nr keys, ate
•m*t1 bsnkvnf «*»od mar lb* matt, c iVered sit III l»
tnlp.mi n|i rh ntiHi|fmfiNtuli<>ii grow ; between'hem
« air wid® chart tic 1*. Tb** Im-hcs grew to denar - a*
to henraily impervious. m4 from lb# rout® an im
mense lum ber uf »hai|i*pointed sprout® ®tirk op.
winch to *ki p walking tbroi.h them like walking
| im *jnk> ft, especially tor a i sin wilhoul *lu>i*>) I
now endeavored to go back again up the i *rb*tu 1
lt.it clue. hoping * It .• r win* *w'fl would pul in. A(
*er fourteen days* wandering, I hud down beside a
fresh water stream, wlic»e I remained lour day*,
w hen 1 beard the noise of the steamboat cilining, and
by wading out w »v seen and taken on board; never
was u Ilian M» happy a* I when 1 saw tint boat {ip
prn.ii h.
••Til* wounded dragoon who ran ashore with me
bed laid quhoii* »r a stream rinse by, without my
kimwirig it, end wan also brought off. II® then lou« -
fit hi much bi ller condition ill in myself, but b s
nitre died «l tlie wound be m i eived m the thigh on
j ihe first attack. I bad nothing :u cal bill ruc'./'H
yc/r>f, which tonir-tiim t washed ashore, (a lai k
watery thing %• li « h glows m clusters.) arid bad only
a stump of « knife in open them ; on the hist d tv. I
had nothing bin fi'iiilm, (• speep s of nab not much
larger than good s/.«'d spider*;) ll ev were horrid
j hitter, but | ate them rlowrr I ke ta'sins. Marl not
' ilit* rr-ssfl providentially arrived, I should not have
survived twenty-four hours longer, i am confident
that Sandy Perry ms «.tbe m gro interpreter, *a» not
among ilie dead, .is w.i* rep il» <!.”
From thr Xcu ilaitn J'ullaiHwn, Oct ?.
Most ifnitnmt.r —One ol the most
tiifNcr murder* which n has evei been nor b»t fo i»j
1 nml, was |k i| etr.iird m fhe subuibs of nur t ity on
Friday night hist, mi ti e person of a mulatto woman
n| ill f«ni«, untried Maria Simmons, who lias lor
•*oine tun* been the ii 11111r*>I wile f a ni *n of her
color named (,'» »■. who is now m the Slate Prison.
Tha girl boarded hi the fo Use of the above mum d
l op. m the south we-urn pint of the my. known
•m the ( iystcr point r» gton, nod she oceiipicd a loom
in another house not I >r distant. Site was found
i about tiff* e quarters of n o ile from her residence,
i near tin* brinks ol the West River, on S iturday mor
ning, by those who went m quest of her. Mn* was
I deail and hoirddy mutilated — In i clothing nearly all
, "tripped (nuii lit i body ■ - hei jaw broken, and one or
. two «.( lot lenli lying upon the ground — a gash in
he* right brcaM—her bowels protruding through
three long wounds, extending from tin1 abdomen to
the rilis.—wounds apparently made with the in
most deliberation. In uhhtino to these, her legs
I so It ■ the knees npwaids were op* i: to the bone by
j similar wotifuls. li* r throat also estubbed murks ol
| extreme violence. The verdict of ill** jury »« lliat
'lie i nne lo lu r death by some person or persons
1 unknown. ‘1 lie affair is yet almost wholly shrouded
nr mystery, and it ih not therefore either nrrewsary !
*>r proper to relate tho routr *dietory stories . final
com i rmng it. A while man, who was m company
with berths evening previous, and not far from the
li > v of (lie murder, lias been arrested, ami will to
morrow or next day undergo a mo n special exami
nalioii. lie ( lam * to liave been kuoeki rl do wu b\
two negroes, to hive f|* d, and to have In aid the
cues of murder so* ii ilierwards; which *lnry mav
or n ay n**i be true m ,d! ns parts, The cries ol
mnidcr were, however, heard m that quartci on
I rid »y night, between leu ami eleven o’clock.—
I hat the gnl was walk ng with the white man from
her house m ihe direr lion of the scene of blood, h
m*t denied, hut no Mum of blood was found about
him; and little w«s indeed bill little about tho bo |
dy <d the murdcii d wnuian, it having rained con
snlci ably mi the night «-f ilie murder. She wore
* iidt in gn'd chain about her neck, and a vatu iv
of tings upon her finger, also a pair of special h s —
all of who li wen t• • ti«i«I on or near her peiHOii. The
all.nr, as may wi ll he supposed, lias rivaled consid
erable cxcnruiieul m oni community. The whole
deed and ill iunearned in it, will undoubtedly soon
be brought to light.
TRIM. FOR MFRDKK IN FRANCK.
The Pans cnrreapi ndent of the New Yolk Star
fur n in lies the following sketch ul a trial for murder
hi Pails : —
A new r hapter for the (\tuscs Ottrhret has been
on the tctpin in tins ciiv since my last. Th« rleci
“ion was only git'* tins dny week. It in ill* Inal ol
M • Peytel lor t h«• double murder «*f Ins wife and
in in hi ivant.—'This dreadful affair look place in
last November. Asa case wholly testing on cn
eternal initial evidence I think the mam facts may be
ol inietest to sonic ol lout readers.
M. Pi y tel was a notary ol llelley in the Ain, and
there in no doubt tnal he was a mart ol substance,
ns there ate only a set number of notaries in Franca,
(the restriction is by law,) and when one ol ihein dies,
the appointment to the vacancy is worth about
5*1 lOO —I ,asi|N*'vemb«r, Peytsl’H wife and man set
vmit were found dead. Peytel gave notice to tho an ]
thorittes, and gave evidence which appeared to fix the
murder of Madame Peytel uti the man servant, lie
declared that as Madame Peytel was sitting in the
cabriolet, the man fiml a pistol at her and shot her
ihiongh ilie head, and that then fearing least hr
should be tho next victim, lie (Peytel) killed the
servant, in sell defence. To this account lull credit
was given, at first hut cucum-UiiticPS made tin: an
tin riiu-s eventually disctcdil PeyuTs story, and ae
cusc him of the double minder. 'They accused
him, and his 11 ml came on upon August 2(», and
lasted li*’c days. For the prosecution b7 witnesses
were examined, and (or the defence 30.
The mam facts w hich came uut were, that Pey tel
-’Isays hoie rather a light character,—that early in
he proposed to Mademoiselle Felicia Alt i
zar, a young lads of large fottone,-—that she ncccp
ted him, being exceedingly anxious to have a spouse,
ami that he dirw up tho settlements so skilfully that,
after the hymeneal knot had her i lied, It was ills
covered hu had secured to himself a legal right over
much more «>I his w do's property than she or her
friends had intended. 11 o treated Madame, his
wile, with great ctmdty after tho marriage, and dis
posed of 30,000 Ii anes n| her fdttune fur his own pm
poses llis treatment w as so had that a m p.nation was
talked of.
The witnessm proved, that instead of being killed
by one pistol shot, as tho husband said, Madame
P* yiel had received two separate wounds from two i
difleieul pistols, — that they were fnerl with their
mur./.h s neatly touching her lace, (her eye-lashes
and skin being burned by powder)—and that the
wounds were in such a position, that tho servant
could nut have load the pis ols by leaning into
the cabitolet, as Peytel origiutlly said.
Against all tilt*, umie than a score of witnesses
wTie Called to shew ill.it Peytel was a man ol the
greatest humanity and piobity, and In counsel read
* very long letter (in the prose run-mad style) Irom
Lamar line, the poet, lo shew the impossibility that
h«> could h »v«* i U'liiiiitted such a crime,or any crime.
1 he pr sontr’a gr' .itest wittirss was Ih. Ol.ver, the
great anaiori)i"t, who swore tint his decided opinion
wa*. ill it the wounds of w liich Mndam«* Peytel rhed,
rnighi have been caused by balls diveigitig fioin a
single pistol,
P«yu l was co1 icted, and sentenced to he guillo
111*c't!. '1 he t rowd wliii was in the couit ai diblv ex
pressed delight at the sentence, hut Peytel heard u
unii.ov* d. lie appe ded to the ( unit ol (’assatioii,
ami this gives him loiiy days long* r to live, lie
was snirtil aequiltvl, ami had arranged wililns ms
ter to g*. w it ii 4.im. when he would be Jibeialcd, lo
see their m**thei at Mnco.
■ -rn HNMI —--r riTni r - mn I ■ILU
MI.lt.
| XII I •(' k < I'TTlNtJS, " nil two bulls
each, ut iliu genuine Murus
Mullicauiis lur sale. Ajijilv 111 ihe subscriber,
11. 11. KlLllAUDS.
"'1.21 ls
«01.I,I>S A Co.'- A\i:s,
I Tf A\ I Ni i |I> I.( k IV K1) .i | a r ^ t ■ lut ill Col I ius
^ '■ d A \ES, they will be sold unusually
j low lor cash. ' ' H. 1!. lUCIIAUDS.
Oil. 10 ls
Mine rs .i.vn ine.i trines
I \1 *' N S supcriuK Sill, Shuts
I ^ “ laddli s' Jo do
Men's llnck do
** Mellon do
“ lsSOibs Wool ill
.Meriimv LjgwUl Wuol. and Uuil.kiu drowns .T
all qualities..
"u hand and lot Sale at low |nn i , I,y
in NT ,V M AUTIN.
Oct 31
I
YnliinMr r<*n! IXnlr *ht..
i «>ii in *; Ifji;;]
.It .turtinu. hM
riilll SLT.SCFUriKn WII.I, SHU., »i In*
I irn r* on the ihirMf fii-.idsv of December.
1H.T0. ilie V A I, 1] A H I, K L S r A T K , «po«i
which lie m>w reside*. roMHinitig nearly
SMV.V III .VIIIII:II .Kills.
King in (’•impbt‘11 county, on the Forest road, about
two and a half nr three miles fmm f*\nchhtivg.
TIIKKK III NhKKI) ANDFJFTV ACHES
,>( which n heavily timbered Tobacco f.and. not
Hurl a.*sr<! hv any in the county, end the cleared Laud
(•generally in vciy good heart. This I,and he* retnar
kiddy well, and is abundantly watered. The irnprof«• i
no ms nre excellent, being all r cw. cotndstiuj of a
j large 4iid well finished DWELLING HOUSE,
together with Meat I louse. Ice House,
I mii" Dairy, Kitchen, Weaving House, nod Pjiir
LiAiaU a large lieu House, in which the lice*-illiiJL
arc now in lull operation v itlnoit Invrv, and a 11 o* '
tlier Out Houses necessary. On this 'i HALT there I
1 mother sdileii eot, toiisistirig of a good Dwelling J
House and all necc'sury appurtenances; there is j
a s.iiric.cncv «-i rich M K Al)0\V LAND lot the use i
• f the FAl*M, and an c bunds lice ul almost all 1
find* of Fruits which the climate will justify.
Within the immediate neighborhood there tire sever*
i id Hi h ksmnh Shop*, Wheelwright .Shop*. Saw aud
trust Mills. Persons wishing to engage in the
in hiiif;»r■ luring of Silk would do well to call and
ice this property, a* they might here enter mto that
j bu*incut* with but slight additional expense.
Aim, a small TKM’T containing about
TWENTY Al lies,
tying on the Forest road nnd adjoining the above
mentioned 'I KA< T, neatly half id which in heavily ■
umbered, the balance reremlv ‘feared. On this j
'Tract there n# n good l)\\ KLLING HOUSE.—
This is one o| the best stands on the Forest road lor 1
a blacksmith shop, wheelwright shop aud waggon
yard, a* it the first good spring (liter leaving Lynch*
burg.) which i> convenient to the mad.
Also .mother Til AD T, containing
One Bfiuiiilr.'ii ami liitfhlv-lhree
A r li i; h ,
lying on Ivy creek, in Medford county, within half
a mile ul I he Tract Iasi described. 11 is well w alert'd, ;
and contains a sufficient <| nan Illy ul WOOD LAND
for the support ul the place. — Sixty Acres of this j
Tract is fiist rate lowgrotind, and the up'and is now
in a good slats ol improvemeiit.
A Is *, n large stock of
Hornes, Cat Hr, Sheep amt Hokk, i
among which their .iic eight or ten vahinhle voting '
\V <> K K I IORS KN, tour or live Yoke of (>\KN,
fifteen or twenty good milk (,'UU’S and ( ARVKS,
lofty five or fifty fallen* d I Jog*, sixt y or seventy re
markably fine I . WKS, a ureal many ol which arc
hull l(,ik'r«cl| .
Also about five hundred barrel* of ('()KN, sixtv ;
or seventy tlloilHntid pound* ol <> \TSfa large crop I
of HAY, KOI) HR It, SHUCKS and STKAW, 1
all my Pl.itiialmn Utensil* wiih Waggons, ('.iris Ac.
Abo my 1 f n use lion Id and Kitchen FUIRNI
TURK. aiming which thru; is a new Rosewood
1*1 A NO, beside* i great deal ol uthei valuable Fur
nuure.
Trims will he liberal, and made known on the day !
of sale.
Al the same time and place there are to be twelve I
or fibeeti Negro©* hired. S. AR S( (ITT.
Oct. 10 td<*
rl he Richmond Kixjmirr and Whig will phase
inner! the above threw times, and forward their ae
court* to tin* ( Mlice for payment.
NOTH i:.
^ |M 11 R subscribeR* Wool carding Machine, wil
■ bo in loll operution by the lUihday ol the j re
sent month, (June.) The Machine is entnelynew
made by tin- skilful workman, Air. Robert AR ( lay
tor, wliu ha* been hi the practice ol making them
for the last 1*0 yeat*, and pledge# himself to keep it
n 111 st t ate order.
The term# for carding will be H cents per pound, t lie
owner ol the wool to furnish one pound of gieaselur
every 10 pounds of wool. The Machine will be *it
tmte lon HI,irk «ain. ~ mile* from Ryucliburg. on
ilift Forest Road, at tin* mill formerly tinned bv Al is.
Tate. I pled)-.** mvtulHo use every exertion in mak
mg first rale Rolls. Wool will lie received at the
Miclmio Persons desirous to send Wool to my Mill,
me informed ihnt if they will leave the same at the
S'ores ol Messrs. Mi Kinney iY Alosbv or Hrowri A
Cross, I will cause the same at my own expense t<
be canied to the Mill, curded and brought again for
d‘ lively ill the form of Roll*. I shall also keep con
"t.intly at the same place*, a supply ol W(K)R
ROR RS for sale. The public may he assured that
every effort shall he made to giv" satisfaction.
TANDY K. KIDD.
June 13 t#
.Fioiirvii.
Ibi RicIiiiioikI, Virginia.
f B ^ 11 V. next Winter 'Perm of Red me* in the Med
" le d I ><-pat Imcul of 11 ampden Sydney (College,
ai Riel i mo ml, will commence t.u AH ).\ I )A V, (>c tuber
"1st, R\P), and continue until the last of February
following.
\ l (J'S. R. \\ \ RNRIR M. I). Professor oRSuigrry
si11d Sin jic il \n ilomv.
J N( I. (1 RRR Al I). lVofessor of Theory and
Pi ae.lu-e ol M e helm*.
TIR.lOHN.soN, Al I). Professor of Anatomy and
Phvsiolog v.
L. \V. ( II VMHKRRA YNK, AR 1). Professor ol
Mateiia Alcdira and Therapeutic*.
R . I . Ilf MI A N N A N. AR D. P rnfcssor nfOhstct rirs
and the Diseases ol' Women and ('Inldren.
SOI' R A T KS Al A P P IN, M. D. Piolcssor of Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
Tin-('ollege Infmuai v. attached |0 the College
Huildintr, has been in rucccssIuI operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly a num
ber ol mtei esting Aledieal and Surgical Cases,—to
which the Student ha* access at all hours.
The (-ollrge Infn mary , together w ith the Alms
House. Penitentiary and Armory, (which are under
the char, e of two of the Professors) will afford the
Student an opportunity of witnessing the various dis
ease* incident to Southern climate. The abundance
of materials for A natornieal purposes, and the reduced
price at which they are furnished,u ill enable the Stu
dent to acquire an intimate knowledge of the Anato
my ol the human body,and the use of Surgical In
sti uiiieut*.
J.)uring the last Winter Course of Lecture*, from
tile number ol Surgical (Vises admitted into the
Infirmary, the Professor of Surgery was enabled to
exhibit before the class, nearly all the im pot taut Sur
gical operntions mi ni the living subjut ; and from
the increasing popularity of the infirmary, there i*
reason to believe that hereafter tho Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Hood Hoarding, including fuel, lights, servants'
attendance. Ac. can be obtained Julius city for four
dollar* per w oi k.
We are authorised to suit© that a full Course of
Rectiin s in this Ristimti n will be received as e
quivalent to one in lb*- following AIedi.-al Schools :
University id Pennsylvania ; Jefferson M#*d cal Col
lege nt Philadelphia ; Aledieal Colb-gc of the State
cl South Carolina ; TiannsyKama l'nive:sitv, R» \
mgton, Ky ; University of Aiarvland, Ac. Ac.
'I he Prolessor of Anatomy will open the Dissert
ing Rooms ol the College tilt) the first ofOcfoher.
AUG’S. R. \V \ RNRIR M. D ,
Dean ol the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, M«vt?7 fim
i 000 l lis ‘Mal’u 'Siit;‘'r
5(H) lbs. Wool
‘JOO yds. couniiv Jeans
f»»r v.il*» low lor ( ash.
LANCASTER & HR VAST.
nr.YTA’ .M.JK17.V,
lomism: thf. Post Offick.)
nAVE received (lien stock ol STAPLE A:
FANCY
» ALL A um i:u DRY ROODS
Cm i res, Hal-*, Caps, \ .
"Inch is I.ntzc and ih >iraide, and .shall hr sold f.-r
C ivil or to punciual deal isoutnoe, at pro * s ih.n
" ill cciMiuly give rutue satnt.ict ion. Ttii u (muds
and tin- public aic teaptulu *y iiMjutstid lo i .*..uiniie
then Hock.
OiiUU - , ‘ is
Annual* fur I Mo.
rpilK T(»Kl:.N ai.il Aibm.e S' M VKNIR.
1 The Gift,
Th* ( lew.
Tile Pr.it |,
The V * det,
'1 he It* ligMtufl .Souvenir,
The K »digirnts ( MTering,
The Poeff <»f America, .1 splendid work,
'l lie I, idv’h A IbUfli,
The (7 hi Id's t 1** mi,
H many oilier Works.
Just received and loi sale bv
KD\VAHD ECHOLS.
(».* te
7\Vu Grocery in ryudihiirg*
^ I MI K subscriber* having reuwv»d io Lynchburg.
I re«p#*r flu IIv 1 nfortvi their Iriendi and rli** pub
lic generally, that they have taken the house Turn ici
ly occupied by .Martin, Ward iV Davis, two doots
below C'liarlcs I'lie*?|*-'« Auction Koom, and oppo
site Messrs. S. (V M. H. Gai land’s Law Office,
where they intend to keep a gen*ril sssmtmtnt of
Groceries lor sale, at very low rate*, for ra-.lt.
li A1 LEV & WOMACK.
(Id. $8 ts
REAL DSIATi: AT AIMIOK.
JWILL SELL on Monday the 4th day of No
vember next, my HOfiSE AND LOT at the
junction i f 2d Ally arid 11 th street ; the lot contains
a half acre, with -1 comfortable Dwelling Mount, and
Well of fine waft r. 'File sale will be conducted by
Payne iV Turner, auctioneers.
FLEMING GOLEM AN.
Oct. 28 JSi
*.-50 ur.wAitn.
H > ANA WAV from the subscriber, on Sunday
* night the 20th ivisit. a negro man, £ I'IIIsIIII A,
27 ye.u* old, and Namy Ins wile, 20 years old. Ste
phen ik dark colour, lull large eyes, a fine counte
nance an I coar«c voice ; Ins clothing is not known,
a* lie carried off seveial suits. He has a suit of
blur broad chilli, 2 or 3 pan of pantaloon*, home
Hindi* jeans, and lug coal of camhlel. Nancy is a
bright mulatto, with full head of hair, right arm
lit if!' It* the elbow. She ha* several dresses of striped;
Linsey and others of Merino. Calico, <Vc. a cloak of !
Circassinn and a Nun’s bonnet, striped Stephen
was ra*sed in Botetourt county, in she I unily ol the
Beale’s, nnd had lived there and in Pocahontas <•<.on
ly until I bought him. which h is been but Ii111<*
more than two muni li*. I le was owned in Pocahon
tas. Ins last place ol residence, by a Mr. Morphaf,
who was also lire owner of Ins Wife, Nancy. Her
father and mother aie now owned by Martin Ddley,
in or near Huntersville. Pocahontas county, when* I
think it is probable they will m ike their way, as
they Hccm Io have extensive acquaintance m thatand
Botetourt counties. I will give the above reward it
delivered tome in Lynchburg, and pay all necessary 1
expenses inclined,01 il they be confined in jail so th.it
I get them a rain, TIIO’S LOVE.
(J The Buchanan Journal and Lewisbuig En
quirer will please I'jseit the above twice and lurward
tbeir accounts to this Office for payment.
< >ct "I ts
PiiMii* tfalt* o! Land nml \e
VIKTt’K cf a deed of trust, executed I»v *
} W illiam Walton, to ilie subscriber, on the 22 I \
nav of December, DX>. and nl record in the (.Murk’s j
(IITi«'«• ol ihe county nl Buckingham—will be sold lo
the bivbest bolder, lor cash, on I hursdav, tin* 2Sth 1
day «d November, at Meadow farm, on Bent (’reek. !
m Buckingham < ounty, and near to the residence of 1
said W allot], the several following named
Traci* ol* Lam!,
to wit : one'Tract ol Land on Bent Creek, in said i
county ol Buckingham, adjoining Writ, Thurman
and ol licru, containing 467 acres more or less. A not 11
cr tract on same creek in same county, containing
3M> ucicn nmre or less, and adjoining the first men
tion*tract, and others. Another tract on same
• ret k, and in same enmity, con! uning44b acres more
or less, adjoining the lands of (lentge Penn and mb
• is, being the same bought by said Walton of John
1 Lm is. Another tract on said creek, in said county,
containing ‘220 acres more or h -k adjoining tin* lauds
of ( barb s Phelps and others, bought by said Wal
ton o! Vawter «V \\ alkcr. Another tract in said
county unsaid creek, containing IbO acres, adjoining
the lands of Stratton Wheeler bought by said W’al
ton nl Uohert Walton. Another tract m ar Bent
( reck, containing *200 acres more nr less, and bound
ed by tin* lands ol Dabney Co mb and others, bought
by H.nd Walton ol Win. (’hick. Another tr.ict on
tin* waters of Broad ('reek containing fiOO acres more
nr less, bought by said Walton of Win. Chick, and
bounded by the lauds ol Beeves <V. While and oth
ers.
ALSO,
the following Negro Men, to wit: Peter, Lovell,
Sandy, Billy, Spinner, Sato, Page, loshua, Jerry.
John, Joe. Also the following negro bovs, to wit :
Neptune, Bob, Henry. A Do tin: following negro
women, gills and buys, to wit: Phillis, Plea-ant,
and Jenny, women, Nancy and her daughter Lucy,
Dance and her three chitdicu, names not recollected.
Lib and her 3 children, lo wit : Winston, Chaney,
the name ol the oilier not lecolho ted. Kmv and her
2 cl ildren, names not recollected, Kaehat I and her
»i eh 11 d reo, town: M i ckey, A ml c r.son, Nidsoii.Jws.-e
and Wiatt, Matilda iV her 5 children, to wit : Martha,
Kdward. Mary, Sandy, name of the others not recol
lected, <'arolme a girl, Jnmry a girl, Sarah a gill, 2
women, Patty Ar. Si Ivey. A Iso an interest of four -ninl lis
in i he following 1 1 slaves, to wit : Sawney, Jenu**y and
her 5 childrr n, to wit : John, Jacob, and Sally, and 2
others, names not remembered, Judy and her 3
children, to wit : Junes, names of (lit* oilier 2 not
recollected. Also the increi-i# ol the 4lorernct.tinn
ed Innate slaves, if any, since (lie date of the aforesaid
deed ot trust. 11 i lie sale ol t lie aforesaid pro pert v .from
inclemency of the weather or .my other i ause,should
not becomplcled on the aforenamed day, it will be
continued from day io day u ini finished, or until so
much is sold as will satisfy the churn tiam?d in the
aforesaid trust deed.
\cting an trustee, I will convey such title only as
is vested in me by the deed afmesaid.
SAM L. MeD. B KID, Trustee.
Oct. 23 ,2hN
— '*11 - -—.— -... . - ________
I*lt!'!it’ sail' of S.uilil A lirgroi’s.
V vim ue nl a deed ol trust executed liv Kichgrd
* 9 S. Kills, lo ilm subscriber, on lire 17ili day ol
December, lebj, and of rei:>.rtl in the Clerk's office
of Amherst eniiutv. »>ill be sold at Pedlar Mills, m
the county of Amherst, to thti highest bidder, for
cash, on Tuesday tire 'Jo.It tlay oi November, lliu
following pro pet ty, In wit ; one tract ul Land on Ot
ler t tci k, couiaiuliig 400 acres, more or less, ad
’oitting 1 he I anils ul Larkin liy ars and other s ; t 111 ee
"liter adj lining tracts, lying on built sides of the
I.in hauled t ieek, and eontain tig together tight
hundred acres, m re nr less, adjoining the landsnl
Muses Martin, dec'll. eVc.; three other tracts, all
adjoining, containing seven hundred and ilnrty one
acres, more or less, lying on the lurks ul' Pedlar liv
er and Horsley's creek, adjoining the Pedlar Mills
and others; n I sir one other tract of Land cnotaining
Unit acres, more nr less,no both sides ul Pedlar nver,
adjoining the lands nl John I)avts A others; also, one
I It of about one at re,« it It tint Prick Storehouse t here
on, at Pedlar Mills. Also the following Slavt s, m
wit ; Othello, a man, and Kranky his wile, and John
now aged about Hi years, ami N ine) now aged
a bunt Ki ye ns, with their inert a-e, if anv, since lire
IrthDcc. I-.:.). 1 lie tit li* to t lie ultirenained Land
sV Ncgino is believed to be indisputable, but ailing
as trustee, I will convey such title' uuly as is vested
at n e by the deed aftsti said.
ll from mi leniency id weather, in any other cause,
the sale ol the .ifnrcsuid pmpertv sliottld not b - com
pleted on the day mum , i; w ilt be continued |iom
dav to day until finished.
SAML. MeD. IIKID, Trustee.
I content that the above named property may be
sold at the time anil place named in the foregoing
advertisement and upon the terms aforesaid.
lUCUAHD IS. KLLIS.
Oct- S4 tA
C VWiff.filSV .nut ( tntrli Trlmmingix,
f-k a supeitul asset intent, yusl opened, |,,r -ale i,y
11. 11. lUCTlAKDs/
Sept 10
1’oalraH Pnitilinff.
»*).. A: MKS. MCIUM.SO.N Imho? tiAm the
. ,1. ||uu.f f<inn<-rlv oc» tl|'tei! Iiv Mr> ‘,I
\mliiitl Conn liuiix'. an- in'fi'll "i ********
•liiiiMlnrr* mill I'orirnitM, lui " > l"'’
desire it, Our t* r n*ar** imolciate, and wcitivjtc th»*
public getinally. and m pmticolar llms** sll<i are dis
jjiuied lo encourage u*. 10 call ami examine lb*1 (ju.il
. iiyr of our Painting** From die saii*lncl»oi* beret o
I lore given, wo hope to meet wiili iibuial encourage*
[ merit.
j Oct. 28 *'5*
an
I f|1<> the Jail of Franklin County. V.«.. on the 25th
I dav nt November. I •?:>' ns a runaway slave, a
NKCRO MAN, who calls h .nself
I rinN •fombM,
and attempted to pass a* a fire man. but since say*
he belongs to Mi*. Kb/, dr**di Mi N»'il, P'dly ami
(irnrgc (viifntli. nlio resided when he left in Cum
In; laud county, North Carolina. — Urias is five (»*•■(
live and one quart* t inches high, about twenty-six or
-i veil v cats of age, ha* *< at* on the right clu ck, on
dir left -ii!i; ol hi* forehead, near tire hail ami be
tween the • y»*s—hi: ha*, also, several scars on the
breast and left leg — is of dark complexion — speaks
quick ami converse* well—he can rend print, and
*,i\* in* is a rough carpenter. When taken, he had
hi his possesMion 1 silver watch, Home jetvehyr, and
$10 ill cash, a blue cloth frock coat, with a velvet
collar, a i becked velvet vest, an overcoat, with some
other articles of clothing, and an irory headed sword
cane.
Sow this is to pi re notice, That unless the said
Negro is reclaimed, and all charges paid, by the 25lli
of November, 1839. he will be sold according i ii law,
! lor jail fie.*, Ate. Ate. Ii. NOWLIN. Jailor
id Franklin County, Virginia.
Franklin Co., Oct. 28 w25N
(ty5* Tim *• Danville Reporter” will please copy
until the day ot sale, and forward its account to mu
| for collection. 11. NOWLIN.
To t arpnitci'M and Stone Monou*.
r|MIK undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
the (’ountv Court of Hedfurd, to contract for!
the budding of a HKIDUF across Rig Otter, at |
Bulks' ford, will attend at the ford, on Friday, the j
8'hday of November next, t"r that purpose. The I
ii ridge to hi: at least two hundred feet long, set on i
five stone pillars, 18 feet high. For furl her descrip
tion. reference mav be had to the plan now filed
in the < lurk’s (>fHt***. which plan will tie exhibited on
that day. JOHN W. HOLT,
L. McDANIFL. ami
OTiiFU COM MISSK)NF IIS.
Oct. 7 wtdN
<*lll)i; TO IMSSEIMiiJUUS.
Leaving M*ynchhiiru for Hichmoud or
tltc *V/> »•//«.
9 KAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednes
a J days sind Fiidays, at 2 o’clock, A. Al. arrive at
('harlottcsville same evening, at 7 i*. M. Leave
('harlottcsville, next day by 5 A. Al., reach the Kail
Koacl, a distance of only 25 miles Irom Char
lottesville by 10 o’clock, and arrive in Rich
mond same evenings, by 5 o’clock. 1’. M. This will
be louml by far the most comfortable route as well
as the most expeditious to Richmond or going
North, by way of Washington City, having no night
travelling after leaving Lynchburg. The tvnns
and coaches on this line are first rate, and the
drivers skilful, careful and accommodating. No
pains will lit* spared to render the trip safe and plea
sant to the passengers.
Fare through to Richmond, $0 50.—To Frede
ricksburg $12. .S. li. CLOWES, Agent.
J u ue 17 vvih
< o- #Vf rtnr rshi>>.
r 1111 K U N UK It SIGN El) luve formed a co
■ |i.u loersliip. under I lie style of
LA.UTKIN A wii.mahin,
lor 111« purpose ul ciurying on busiucs at the Am
her.! Mit.i.x. They are now propaied for ilm rceep
t mu ul U 111*. A 1', lor which they will t^ivi- llte high
est cash price, throughout the season.
JAMES L. LAMPION,
JOHN HI. WILLIAMS.
July 15 wi,
*10151 * *11 I/ri< AI I,IS.
5 HAVE ;i large ■ ] 11111 III v of 'I (I- JtfNSPffe
" K li S M U L T I O A ll LIS, 'Srag
which! will sell mi v.rv liber. <1 u rum, (QPwXP*
ilehvereil any lime alter the 1st Nuvem _^JLsw
her.
Persons wishing to supply themselves with the
genuine article ..film first order, will please give me
a call at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg, Vs.
JAMES M. LANG HORN E.
S-.pt. 23 wta
f E H H E SUliSCl! IIIE KS HAVING ASSUCTA
I led themselves under lilt) firm of
l AKItlHUTII.y, UIIISUH A TISOK.ATOIV,
lor ihe purpose nl irausai ling the Cun misaion liusi
ness, in Richmond,would respectfully solicit consign
ments id Produce from I heir li iecils and the public
gene,ally. Liberal advances will be made and their
best elloris used to promote the interest ol ihusc,
who may send Pioduce to then cate_The liusiness
will commence mi I lie I si Oclnbt-r next, al the House,
"" • ary stieet !uIuu rly occupied by .Mums, Hobsun
6 Saniptuti. Kll.J. CARRINGTON,
W M. I). GI list )N,
ANTHUN Y I HORNTON.
Reference may be made to R. Amleison, Ksip,
Messrs, liagwi II, Smith .V Junes,and I!. Rlair, Lsij.
Richinnml—Maurice Laiighorue. V. W. liurlou,
and l'. Sytlimr, Ksqr’s. Lynchburg.
Richmond, Sept. II wi^iv*
Our limnlreflitollarn Blararri.
1 ^ A N A \\ AY from the subscriber on the full of
AJuly, a very bright mulatto Hoy by the mime
°l ^ .4U!\LR, iibout 5 feet 2 inches in height,
i IH ye;irs ol age, hp.no imide, strait black hair.
[ black eyes, genteel m his appearance, very polite in j
his m inuets, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit
l ed ; has small scars on the back (dune of his hands. 1
lie took with lien two suits ol cloths, ones ol gray
i Inoiidcloth, frock coat and pantaloons, the other ol
homespun, copperas color roundabout k pantaloons
j and a black lur hat about half worn. It requires
| close insertion to distinguish him from a white
pel»on. It is supposed tliat lie Inis gone in the
litcciioii o| Lyucnburg, or liillaborough, 01
down the river.
I will give the above reward if taken over 20
miles I urn home; over li) nod within 20 miles. $30.
I within 10 miles, $10, if lie is returned to me, 01
edged in jail, so that I get him again.
NATH L. 1*. THOMAS, j
, Near Milton, N. C.
J«,Iv 22 tl
Nforks, Collars \(>,
((KNTLKMKN will find at Hunt Ac Mailin', a
* fine assortment of
Superior plain and coloured Safin SiocKs,
do do do Bcinbazim* do
liiueti Collars, all Patterns,
r.li k an.I coloured Uuai Skin Gloves, very
superior. J
[. Si i,
<>r Valuable Slaves ler Sale.
\.V/ n,L, bn Sold, lor cash, in the luivn of Ritttuns
*T liiirit, on Thursday ilie Till tlav ol November
! next. Stf OK 15 V ll.l llEU; SLAV I>, ,le.
I '""K'l'g. *,» 'lit- estate „f Robert Tinsley, dec'd,
some ul them V K R V VALl'AULK.
william a. wat.son,
Ort "1 Administrator of it. Tinsley dec’d,
WHITE si | it.
II \ \ I. just received another supply ol Siil
I«liue Wilier, A duectory lot its use. and I he
! „ ',!,es "*"!''«»> particularly applicable, by JR.
■ lnnrmtti, Resident I'ltysiciau at tiro Springs, may
| l-e had grans, by applicatu.it to
v n. LATH A#, Druggist.
Sent. 12 „ =>®s
# env, ,|. i, supply nt La.upOllj price Inwet
,. I ' Alsu, the i’atenl (his Light, prepare
Sv^2 1 li. LATHAM'S
i> lir.ITIIHS ll .-rr ill'* mn»i who non not be uera
P jjy l>. ?!• lilted by the i, of P< ter.-' Pill- ’-V, \
r«>«tI\ not, for the hunt in from*. Iik« any other structure, u
lull into com umi* . Mini niiiir il neglected: but by the ,1;.;! ,
!,»«•.Iiriii.-ju ioo-K njifvlieil it i-euabled to Jire-'en .• „ J,',,,,
thv even tone ; Mini it i« me fi.t nt well tr*f. .1 pnbli, ..jm ,'u
tli.it Or. 1*« i • 1MU i- Hi' 1.1 lb- ci oj iih'.Io iiir« in |!,e ,
triilionur ofl'i. ..tnl wliii.li i|... in,],.,,,',
ten ■uncut i* iuciuc ntal to.
|>.» ni' ii in robo-t health require medicine ? < '• rt-iiu’\ t«,y
I lie excusM ol lienllh beget- cei I tin di*cu»c* mile-* etui y r’eg,,'.
bite.!. !! the blood is *ulh r. d to ninriol without t
laxative*, c •» liven.* -, in mu, hilv*, scurvy, -pb .-n, pini|,|l.«’
furred tongue,or oil mivu hi mb un* tin*’inevitable
qiience* ; for exulicr.iina of health, like over-rub *od,Wco„„ ^
rank,and prone to the pr.idm lion of weed-, il rare i* nut taken
to have it judiciously nmdi rated.
lint houlthv in.*u Im**’ iui antipathy tn the very name of
liie.lu i i' ' And no w onder, for uinctccu*twenffeth« of all ji,H
nnuli- me* intlc* world commence operation* by makingt|M.
people w ry -irk, whom if w as intended (hey should iinkrvr.
n well ; and tints in most cjimp* the cure i- considered rather
worse than the disease. lint Hr* Peter*’ Pill* is the celebu
led and particular'exception In tin* uluio.-t univ. i«nl rub-.—
In them there is no irripq, no miitsen, iio sickti* • *fnuv kiud*
nay they are nhsolntely verv pleasnnt to the tame, mid rest **
quietly on tie* stomach as bo many i mufot* or green |,c.„#
ven when eh. ir opernti' iis areas Midden, nnd a, effective,’**
if they were ill agreeable,mul a* *ii keuirnr n- an old limbi,
hoi us. Thu* tlm man w ho uses I’ t. i ■ 1MI*, (and
the m in Pint doe* not u-e them ?) expel* lu adcuehe*. few,,
blue di v il*. blotches, pimples, &c. and makes In* blood
course a“ limpid, and as gently through his veins a* a imu,n
t;iin iivulcl, w itliouth.nvingpiit him-clt'm any more liieoim
nienre in taking the inedicinn than ho would have done jn
swallowing so many black ettrrcfiis.
Should Indie* lukc I>r. Peters’ Pills ? Doubtlftsidy |I„.
should, for they not only assure them of health, complnccu. '
of spirits, and every hodilv comfort, hut, through their mime
itlous ngem y in the purification of the blood, speedily x
move every tliin r pertaining to liarshnes*, pimples,or east,#
scurvy .from tin* fi -sh, animate* the eye, and gives un elnstitj
to, ami a vigor to the limbs, and tin* general earring.* • sad
huiicc w bcu you sc.- a lady with a check of velvet sirfMich*, n
pure lii v and Carnation complexion, an.! nil Cttsv and g rireH.it ^
hearing, the general inference to he drawn i*, that sue J. )• ;
own physician, and very particular in the ihoiee of her incJi
cine; mid the especial rm-, that she is a patron of Peters’pill,.
Leaving health out of the question, should poets, iiovclim*
editor*, machinist*, and men olg. uius and neieiirein general'
pntroiu- ■ Peter**’ pills f I nqi.es tint eddy . fur the vigor whir |,'
they impart to th • frame e vreise* a ino-t w holesome inllu
cnee upon the intellect : and the w liti r of this fed* justified at
saving that any person about to carry out an Men, w Itci tioi
of ciniHOBitiou, or invention, will have a more lucid under
standing d im subject, mid tliink b« Iter, nnd mure to the |mmt
on if, alter h has vivid d Ins system bv a di»*r of from mu-t,,
four of Peter*’ pills. Persons ill business, merchant*, mom
keeper*, clerk*, spec ulators, &.e. will <|< rive great advantage
from 11 it-in <tii tin- same principle ; for if the mind is not boiu
ont no man can aticiul to the usual pursuits of life with dim
perspicuity, j>idgiU'‘iit, and pleasure, nnd there i- nothing n,
ih world, at least that ha- been ever discovered, rn efficient m
brightening thu lai.uiti.**, and tr» * mg tluun from parlieipatiii
in til el languor, d,-i ay and impertiu tibilily ol their inorlah.
bode as Ifr. Pc ter*’ | ill*.
To what may la* nttribttl .1 these singular nnd wondcniil
efiiicts ' Why . to their mvstcrionfund inevitable i etion upon
the cAy/e, nn \ that particular region ol''the *>i»lem w hence ijj.
living tluid is generated, for tlui-the % do not unlv pmilV rli<*
blood but ervafv pure blood, the issue of which is henhln
\ ( in*, arteries and other function*, unobscured \ istmi, tinn mill
pulpy tl -sh, smooth and clear skin, and the consequent bun
ancy of heart, feeling, and action. In short, whether we toj,,.
them as a matter of health, b i-im-.-s, t< cling, or pc-ixmal up
penranee, there is none of us should leave our house s w itfiuii
a regular supply ut Peters’ Pills.
Prepared bv JOS. I’UIKSIA I’ETLRS, M. f>. !S\», piq
’liberty street,M.-w York. Each box contains 10 Pill*. |*ij,
oO cents.
(r 1" Ih- careful and enquire for P> Its’ \ egc table Pills,
They are for sale in Lvuchburg, at the I>mg Store- of
l>. R. I.\ MW
K. STAPl.I ILand
now el i>.\ \ ir;,N,
.'hr#/*,
October «1 o«fli*m
%/"I Util INI \ :—A t rule* held in the Clerk's Office of ih*
▼ coiinlv court of iiedluid, on Monduv, the 7th day id ()t
tolar, I MII'J :
Sampson Sharp, Plaintiff,
against
W illinm H. Doolrv, Moses Campbell nn>l Mnry hi* wife
Job Sharp, (irorge ;-*lmrp, Jacob A. Sburp, l.oeky Sharj,
Jenny Sharp, Kli7.n Sharp, Peggy Dooley. and Mourn Dm,
h*y, Defendants,
In Ciianckuy.
The Defendants Mihm < 'ninpl» ll mid Mnry hi* wife, Jolt
Sharp, (ieor.-e Sharp, Jr.rnh A Sharp, l.orkev Slinrp, Jcuim,
Sharp and Kli/a Sharp, not having entered tfteir appennini >•
and given senility, act ording to the net of A *Hcinbly mi<l tits
rules ofthi* <’oiirt, mi I it appearing by satisfactory svidcuro
that they are not inhabitant* of thin < 'om mini weal ill: it i* w- |
dered, that said Defendant* appear hereon the fourth Mon
day in Deeemher next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, ninl
that a copv ol tin* onb i bo forlliwith published in the l,\urh
Inn \ ii ;■ iiiimi, !• »r t wo nmiitha snretsrivrlv, anil ported «l
the 11out dooi i'l the enuithon*e of (hid county. I
A Copy— Teste, !
HU. C. MITCHELL, c. f. c.
Oct. 1 I w'Jiu
\J IRGINI \—A i u coin t liclil for Nelson comity, ut i*
cnurtlioiiM*. oil Motub»v, the 'JGlh day ol August. L* 1
Nancy l<« chuck, w itlmv and relict of Daniel I .et l>ri. 1.
ccati-d, Nicbobn* l.rcbiick, I.ucv Lcchrick, Mnriu l.ofm
\\ ill.mi.i I!. < a>li mnl Angelina his wile, formerly Augrhi
I.<'rlti jt k. the''iii.l Nicbobis. Lucy, Mnriu mid Angelina la"
brick being children and heirs Daniel Lcchrick, d« ccuhmI,
PiuiutitlV,
against
Dathnrino Ann I.erbiiek, Hubert Steele nnd Coro line li
wife, Hnnunli Lcchrick, widow nnd relict of Samuel I’, be
brick, ib ii*ii-• il, uml t nioliuc June L«*< brick, iiifunt ilaintht<
o| mii.| Snimicl I’. I .ccbrick, (luceascii, ami Ciemcc P l.«
bri« k mill ir li Lee brick, infants under l lie ngc* ol twenty "i
vent**, children nnd heirs of Daoinl Leebrick, deceased, ai
John Melton, uduiiin trutur ol rai l Daniel Li’chrick. «l« cr««*
Defendant*.
In Chancery.
On motion of the Plnimitls. bv counsel, who filed their I'I
and ic Mj'j'.aiin bv snlislactory c\idcncc lo the rourt, ll"
* I"' I *■ t • • 11 ■ I a 111 -. ( ailimiuc Ann Leebrick, llminali LeebiK
w i*1 o\y ami n li* t ot .Samuel P. Leebrick, ib ceased, €’nr«»lMie .
I ■ I a a'k, i a la ii t 11 .in liter <>1 sa id San hi cl P. Led a irk, nnd If
bert Si. eIc ami (’nroline bis wife, formerly (.’undine l.eihii*
ore nol inbabiinnls ol this common wealth, it ih ordered th
the said Del. nd<nits do npprnr li' ie oil or before lb# toiirl
Monday in November next, and answer the bill of the I'luii
till-, mid that a ropy ol tin order In* forthwith inserted in “'Hi
Lynchburg S irgininn,” n new-japer published in the 1*>»IH
Lvnclibui lor l wo monlli* successively, nnd o not her of.
tb'icol pO'tcd at the trout door of the courthouse of tliisctfu*
tv on some court day. A Copy—Tealp,
SP. GARLAND, Clerk.
Sept. 9 w2ni
\jTIRGlNlA—At rulen liehl in the Clerk's Offiv* ol lk
(’minty <'ourt of Hedford, on Monda v the 9il iloy at $»!•■
teinher, one tliousaiifi eight hundred end thirty-nine :
Jnher. Leftw icli, .1 r. nnd William M« rgnu, AI bon Meltnniri
ami Georg*? T. W'illimiis. Into inurchnutM nnd partner!*, a*
ding under the stylo uiul tirm of Gtorgo T. W illimiis «V (’*>•
J'Juiatitb
against
George D. Patterson and WAllium !\!cnd,ndniinUlrntor h*
comniissioum* appointed to selllho astute) of John l*otrerw ■
deceased, Defendant*
In Chancery.
The Dc*femlnnt neor-'c l>. Patterson, not having rnU"l
bis nppt'iirauce nnd giv .*ti s<enrity, according to the nr lW *1
■•' iiilily mid tin* rules of this coim, mid ii appearing b Or* ’!
lactorv evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this cm'O'm
« « mIiIi, ii isordcrcd, that the said Del* admit do appear I"" B
the ton11Ii Monday in Nov ember next, and answer thy ! l ■
• b ‘ tduiiifill*, nnd that n copv of this order be forthwith ll,4pB
••d in Homo newspaper published in the town of L\
tor two months succoMPivcIv.niui posted ut tho front «lw'B
the court-house of this county. ■
A Copy—Teste, jl
llO.-C. MITCHELL, c. p f ■
Sept. 9 aOiii ■
IIEMSOIf FOII PI LEI. I
DK. W. \\\ .MARSHALL'S inftllibb'^'B
lor the above disease, bv II. L ATlhDj'B
N. JL—Numcrotis references can be iatn. H
submit the cprttficites ol the Kev. Wiliam A.
ami Thomas Hurt, as specimens of many tmtrt *H|
might be offered. Others will be published fty,M
to time, as we may find room.
This is to certify that 1 have had a fair®PI>0,,Jj^B
to kkow both the nature and effects ol Dr.
lemedy for the Blind Piles, nnd th nk it a
owe to those who suit , r with this distress''£'
to s ty, that it may he confidently relieI on a^^B
agreeable and e(fit init r* rnedy lor the form j’^^B
lor which the proprietor recommends d* \^B
been extensively use*! in the circle ol mV af1
lance, and a ease of failure has not t",,',\JWf
kuuwlege. WILLIAM A. S.Ml1'1 ■
Ktl. of the I d. *V *Y. C. Con J J Hj
Kichmond, Va. October 21, 1837. h,,^B
1 hereby certily that I was aflheted for
yeats with the Piles, which produced £rr ^^B
ue>8 and a general derangement ofibc
several and repeated prescriptions from ^
(which proved of no avail) fortunately ,or,"f‘H
an ancpuut of l)r. \V. W. .Marshall’s rr",c| (|M
newspaper. I procured it. and in a .•dm'1 ^ ^B
made a perfect cure, and in the entire ^
moit'Its l regained my usual health. I 11
confidence recommend ti as an' * Hicient ^%B
THOMAS
White Chimneys, Jd. Oct. i*4, 18J/.
'fl’O coktbacvm^ 1
£ I AST »STKLL, every bar warr-*»|f0’ ■
( ’anal Shovels, * ° ^B
Nail Bods and other Iro.n for