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IWHMIfli ammrrnrv oftka 4*h<ir- l» *1 IJ i»n'*v. \l'*•'
n •• r**lel»rah if n abort Mmr «in« <•. i ho I Mh <• ft ha*
fart'd m it- Im»-io-i tn «> I’rr-iKiii* .if 1(1** I nil. i Slat* Jnh
Adam* *»af J..lm (j Adatn«, and John II 11 •* k . I*r * * h-ni «
that illwmd«»M hmh nh». l»i-«n d tie' Ifcv lamthwi nf A m. i
ii'M iMk'nrmk'W'f. On lit* i.*ir-amu« t-*** **.»«•«••» ih
l dl»«w iit- ht mu «a> furm-hcd lit |J*mi. John *4« A‘hmi«
Til K IIOI K <-l K".
Aina' hot* **ii| the nm M- lit ’
lloar flash 1 l*r year* alim^
Srnrrr Ihto, yet gtUte alna.U I*.' ,
’l l»r hunk w «»f n •‘•ng.
Bern childhood, r*mlh, and m in ln»od |* • -*•.
A nap* Milk fonMimj bnitt ,
Tiow ana Tuna *h <11 I -ili:uiil!i. j-lfi** —
T1 Ml «litre in Tim ' is •• r 7
Tina i» fha mraann Inf oft I.ang•
ho jtroautl hour i* found,
TI»o future*, fill 1 i.• 1 m-o
*>l Tina ■» tmccaymp round.
Wlure |Im m i. turn 1 In t • alms u! «*».
\\ ilh <»od** atomiv Lm< li,
In IT”inti«• ®f I irmnl |nvr,
Win ro till i-ullir«>uoU J AM
Tl.« n,Pit£tini, I* 1 iht jo tan rul t**ar*
** 4>*» Trim no lour » hnn
Hut ham' forth nil fht h"| r* i n llinm
Knuiit*srlli** art'. < fimip tt.-jin.
I’li t«i*d I« 1 vofit *» nrr 01.»• ri>< ,
\\ ith truth n ith v n m< li* e ,
fhi all Iht* Mi** l hit I I him th m t*,
Ktormit ahull jjitfC.
Jl'NT II % It l» 11 M.-A 1*14 1 f IIF.
tfkt Maud*down lookm;; on tin- ypatklm? fhh
Of tin fui-lit rirar. Iinli in h > lifnl I <1.
Half honnliii£ jot to f f h loll I'll1. .
Il«‘r him’ i in cI»«f• nip it ith mi infmil frnr,
llpr lijm mjioi t,
lift rulnr niiiril- mul ti inn' n' , l lx at
ll'*t brut in heart.
ttr nit* I a* rule flu* 11*' i • I m.l , in \ • ■**
t' |'t ill IU'<I to ll« 1 «■» « * I f,uf, tt ith l«ok ro (oil
O( fidmu ili') 1, M il l 1 rtit n i| i*li *
Tu him no td'j a t hull *0h* 1 nli'
4)u**rm;h 1 fair
lln* left it* *i»t< r mil*, m i m ■ Hint' lx *
In lu».lark lii.ir.
It {jpthit twilight of a auum *r ;
A <*. iiiinoii tin - h ju*t t 1 In tt' -1<*rn Ir-* n
A* lhmi);li the Imp 1 i.i- nn-|.«nui* ;; In d to 1 nn*
That lot in/ 1 onjdc t 11. -1» < '•f.-nir. t' 1 • I n < /<•
Willi hoin t *d vt urd*,
#AJid ftot%iTs find rip|diii j rt ■< ni< h*w htitnnom.
A ml am nip bird*.
Misroirn M AMU Ml,I KN*V >11 M'. U
h T M A I* \ V k Jt'liiT, Mi III 's fi* I ?! I» \ ' I |R.
Ill 1793. M. *le 'I\tllr \ i uul n n in J!<i%roii. < )m
whiUl CfnS'idig ffir* in irkr jil.irr, lie hji com
prllcif tn V..|i hy * lung r.iv of w -g *n*- ill bmjctl I
••ill if^liblrs. Tl»»* wil< V roiiriM-r, grin i ■ iIv mi
dm^ in emotion, could Inn look «»’li .ikio I ol plr.i
•«irr at tli«*«•• tafom ri, wli •. b\ the h\, nnr « oijit£
Mini |ircftv country wmnrn. Su ldrnU tl.n \rhirlt*
camr to i *t.»n<(. and tin nu of 'J -dlt \ i mil < li.n
cfdlo rrsi ti|Hi»i onr nl l lie young 0011*11 olio.ip
Jirarr’d tlioir lovely I hill till (ilium A II < \t l.unn
lion rnrajM (I (roll) |||« l»p« ; it attracted ihr aJUiition
nf llte Itm ly our, «liimrc«-uu/iy dies* iii.il I ig« b n
bc*f»ok*r tlailyr VI* I* fo the in.iiki t, ,iud, a* h||r In lirld
I hi* >ft(i*tl|li)d I 11 by r 1 d. o "Hi «hr t «•» . •, go /, eil mi
mediately. burst out laughing, “Wlial! is it \nii ?”
exclaimed she. ‘’Yes, imbed, it 1* I Hut you,
what are you doing lirre f ‘ ‘ l/’ t»;»id ihr young
woman, * I am watting fot my turn to p <■* on. I am
going to***ll IIIJ tP-ni* and v> gt table* al the mar
ktl.M At tin** moment «li« wagon* began to move
along ; she nl 1 lie «tta« It it si| pli« d tin u hip i« |o i
limsa, told jM.de T dli viand the mmi' of the
sillsge where slit w as Im . •««juc ut«-d him i-anuat
ly to come and st« in r. ai.d dm ,j pi .,red. h aving him
Iivru-d lo (h< sjmt by ti l, : 1.«ti{_ • a| p .1 nn,n.—
WI10 wa* the y • ting ina.kci unm t Mad la
Counlim* do la Tour- It I'm, ( M id-mom. |e dr 1 >||
Inn.*) the uiO't idrgaiit :» «»ng i| *• I .do a ol tl.o < 'uiiri
of Louis ihe Sixteenth. Km, ol I'lmrc, and who,r
in Ola I and lolrlh.i nl w o 1111 had hlioi.r w nh ,| (/
xlmg a luslru 111 the mu 11* 1 y nl Ik 1 mimhum fncuds
•nd Miiniireis.
Al ihe iimr «lini tile I’lmt-h nobility rmirrdcil,
•hr w aa lovely, e, dn.M il » iih dir mii.t irm,likable
Idfiiiii, and, like all the Isdns uliri held ., ,a„k
ill* Court, had unit I,ad nnir lo alt, nil in sueli dudes
aw Im longed, ,1, I,,*, high, fashionable a,<d court
ly We. Let any utn- lam y die sitller.ng and agony
'■< 'k« won,Ml, bun, ,„ I el ip of wealth, and win, 1
l,ad bicadivil nothing b,,| pedume tmdrr die gilded I
ceiling of the Royal |>.,|»ce id Vcisailh*. when.all
■I once, a lie luuml lie,aril Mirioumlcd with blood
n„d niass.ior. and saw ntiy danger besetting |,, i
^uung and beloved liiisti.uid, .,„d her ,„|.„u child _
1 hey succeeded in flying liuin l-’i nice. It w as iheii
*,'°d l"Hu„e lu escape Inin, ,bc bloody I ,,,d nl,, ,.
Rubeapierre and Ins associates weir limy al the
work ul dr ill,. Alas ! ,„ those times „l it-rrur the
|w»o, children thein.elvra abandoned wid, j„y ||,e
paternal ruol, f.*r nu hiding place was s , m, against
ilia vigilant eye of ,1,use tnunsieta aim thirsted
lor innocent kluoil. The fug,I,res landed in Amer
ica, and first well lu l.usieu, wlit'tc diev luuitd a rr
Irrat.
Hut w ha! a tit »n, r fur the vuung, pretty, and fash
.unable lady, spoiled I. in’l.,,,, v by |(,'„d and run
tinned praises ul In, hr ,iny ai.d i’ll, ms.4 Monsieur
de la Tuur du■ I’ll, W. s , xtrav .g.inlly fund ul Ins
wife. Al the Cnurl el Kraut,• l.e I, ul’sr, u her, wid,
Ihe proud eye ul aim I, .ml, (he object ul admiration:
.nilerd, herc.inliicl had always bin, v.rtnnns and
exemplary ; but now, n, a luriign land, and ..
unsophisticated republicans, (IT'JI.) » bat „ as die
use ul couidy ri-fmemi u » ? ,\ iliun.tigh knn a li dge
i.f'*La lii,iiiii-|.,ni-icie" ul t*.irim-utt.-i si-i-med lu
Itim l»r more pitfeinble lo a rondeau uf CkmeiiliJ
or l.a Coquette el Hetman j
Happy as lie was in seemi; In-r esrape front all tin
perils lie had dreaded on her ..a, still he con Id
imi bui diploic the lutuic l.,t „l the ivil, ui Ins
.. However, Will, Ihe fill, s,Khl id . gin,d bit her
■ ml kind husband, lit- nerved liiins. il ., - ,,i dcspan
■ ml exeitcd IninsclITu render tin ir cmidniou less
mistrable than dial nl many.grants w |,u si.n
»mg tv lien the little money they had brutle.it nvet
with them was exhausted. Not a word id' Koglish
did he know, bui his wile spoke it fluently and ad
li.trablv well.
They boarded at Mr«. Mullet's, a good muuicd,
notable woman, wliouu u.iy uecn.iou rtmud iIn
KieattKt respect and ajuiiiau.,.. |lcr |,,, boai.ler ;
jet M.dela loui-du I'm uat in const.ml diead le»l
tli« conversation ol th .r g.I, |dam, »„d well-mem,
inB woman might be llie cause id gieat ennui m Ins
lady. \\ hai a ..a-t with llie sutielv ol such
gentlemen as VI. deTsI ciaml ,V the high-miml.d \
|wlish«d Uubilny ol Fiance! When ter Ictus
llnokitig of hit sad li.msinoo, (|i.iiticulatly ttlieo
absent limn I,is wife, and tilling u,t- gatd, „ ol llie
collage which iliry were going lo inhabit.) lie felt
•ucli pangs & lie,it t-ilirobbiiigs as to.k, In,,, ».,p,,.
Iirnsise, on Ins reiuiu in Mrs. Mulle.’s, lo meet the
looks of Ills b, loved wile, whom he i spelled to
ace bathed m teais. Meanwhile, Ins good host
css would give I,mi a hearty shake of tl,c hand,
and repeat lo him "happy husband ! happy hus
At last came the day when the f - , m- family I, ft
the boar,bug house ol M,s. Muller to go and inhabit
llteir hide coiia.*, where iliejr were to at U-isi
exempt from wain, will, au only se,,am. a negro
ami kind ul J ,ck-at all-tiades, viz. garden,-,, lootm.tii,
and cook, llie last function M. Uc laToui-du I’iu
dreaded most of ah to see him undertake, |i
almost dinner lime. The poor emigrant went into
his gaideri to gather some liuits, and lamed as lung
as possible. On his return borne his wife ,v;,s ab
sent : looking lor her, lie enleied the kitchen and
saw a young country woman, who. with her back
lo llie duot, was kiieatiiug the dough; her arms,
ol snowy w,lei,ess, were bate to ll,u elbows. —,Vf!
«le la Toor-du-lhn stnted; lire young woman
turned round. it was ins beloved wile, who loid
• exchanged her muslins and silk lor a country these,
,but lor a fancy hall, but to play the pari ol a real far -
low's wife.
At the sight oflier husband her cheeks crimsoned
•Hit.' I J"lu,'<* *"'r *' ""l» i'1 a supplicating n aum r.
n . my love," said she, "do not laugh at rue, I ..rn
as expeit a. Mrs. Muller,." ..nil of emolioi,
a|wak, he clasped her tu hi, bosom and kissed h r
I | ferre tIr. Fmm In* inqnir irifu learned ihat. "he
J lie ||*«I thought her given tip up to despair, *h** h «
. employed tier time more u«rftii)T f r their fofnr
Ii »p* i»>e*s. Site had taken h««oo« I»n«> Airs Mol
|» t mmI her **»% »n!« ; ami, after six tit *i t*had be
, cum ■ skilful in the euHrtary art, • thorough house
/ keeper. dt<eo*ert*ig hrt angelic nature and admira
1 ble fortitude.
• |)r ir. si,’’a ii ! ahe, “if you k new how easy it i*
1 We. in a moment, understand whit would cost
! ronti'M w oman one or two years Now **• **h • I
■ be happy : vntj will no longer be afraid of ennui fo
j me. nor I fur v*»ur doubt alt ml to? abthite*, o
which I w i! $ g ire you many proof*," eatd *hr, look
mg hi him w oh a In w iti lung -mile. *•( 'mite, come
yell pr iliisrd 11* a sal id, a*nl I am pom" to Ii ike l«
iiMUt w. l!»e ovcil >• hot. Today the hr* <d el I hi
iiiwn wih do; bin oh! hem clou It leave »t to or. —
Prom that moment jil of one dr I» i our dii I*m kep
liri w. »t| ; nwvfovrtf lilt* insist* d on c >u g heist ll t<
j |»n*ton to tell her regeiablcf .»ml c»r;tm eheeae. I
w.i* no smi li mi errand lo town that M. dr I alley i ant
met I * i. Tht day after, he went to p.av her visit
and met her m the poultry yaid, aiHfniiiided by •
lioMoffowIt, hungry thicken* aud Io ns. 'J i uI>
i might it have been Midbl her,
lr mi tin'f iniP* ulf d hods r» « «n# lb nr final,
And nil llml live know hi I! ll ii llum art . • oil.
She was all that she had promised to be. JJesidr*
' her hr.dili v.issojnueh ilnpr* ft d dial ■he remind
1 lc*s fatigue I w till (lit lioute woik ilian d it hi had
! tended ill balls of a winter. lier be.iuty.jj wineh
had b» * n r< in i k bh in I he gor » nos j flu *• of Set
sad'es, was da/./.hug in liri i.ullage m die new world,
AI de J 'it lie \ i and s.iid m her. “Indeed 1 ' replied
•he, with ii.meir j “indeed, do you think so ? —
I .mi d< lighted to lir.it it. A woman is idwayaand
jeteiy whi rr piou f id lit i personal attraction*." At
■ that moment the blai k *i rvtnt Imlied into die draw
ing-mom, holding Ins pi< ket in Ins hand with a long
ient in tlie h.n k. “.\|i*»ua, hiinja«k* i tore; please
• in nd him." She immediately tool a - .erdle and re
jpor d OulUti'* jacket, *u<l continued die convi r*a
nun w idi eh.11 in'lip tiitip inly .
Tin* hill* wlvrntiirr left a deep impression mi the
j mind ol M . de Talley istud, who used to relate it
vridi dial tone ol voice peculiar lo his nairation*.
".•ii ■ i l n i •! n. Pi'mu e until r the ('oiisiilul• , her husband
w •- Pi f. < i ol >t lJ.'|>ntintent.
t>be ** m iiu c» t.! -»if performer, nnd plav* d tidiniruldv on
tlie piano.
j \ cr|r|irnted compose r.
jjd’roti-fvor of Mu. a- to Ilia Cittern.
(j"du v\ .i j•« »* ilv well mailer, intlier fall, and her complex
• uni nl nn mi. miiiiuiu purity.
» wjniTHjNtKw»iii» i wiwim———■—*
Smithh' toots, irarrmilcft.
\,N \ I l,S, Vicrs ami IIMiowD, ill wiirrantcd.—
I nil.,I. by II. li. KK IIAHIJS.
( I, I .1 ID
.tVir Static i.tttt.
1) A SSK\( i liRS m I lit* Springs, nud other t» iv
filers, hneljv informed, that the umJci
signed will commence running
A nvw line of ronrlif««
I rum Lym l.bur g In Dagger's (DibieU'*) Springs
' m I be Natural l»r idge, on Tuesday lie xf, thr ‘Jhti <l<n/
i'f Jultf, I niil Inriher notice, %vc sh ill le.ivu Lvrifli
biJii'im Tticmf its, Thursdays and Saturdays, il ball
dter loin \ .M .. and arrive al I >»I>| *-11 *m the same eve
nine*, belore night. I’lie next morning Passenger*
will leave iMu.ll's alter bie.ikl -.[, and teach the
Winie Snlplmi iboiit 6 o'clock, I'. .M. Vomer* to
the Spring* by I Ins lino will thus be iclieved from
all night travel, and reach llie While Sulphur nr
I,« wishing, in two days Irum Lynchburg. The
Turnpike is now linn bed quite In if* i-iiri .-rciiou wii h
• he L'*xiiiginii and Covington Hoad, and in adtli
lion in the geiu i d nuveliy and splendid scenery h
atloids, wo would mciitjon as peculiar objects n|
min* hi and curiosity, the p.thsagt* Ihti’ii g//, pot ova
the Blue Bulge, along thr margin nl James River
and command.ng a view nl the Mountain Canal, n
h aulilttl prospert—the Xo/urul limine, winch Mr
Jelleisoil piimoiiuccd worth a nip across the Allan*
tic to view —all | blit, but lint le isl, DaggCi’s Spi log*,
kep* by ( lie |,. DTic 11, where lie that has been
once will like Io be again.
The undeiHigmd intending In give their persona
attention to ibis line, • an confidently promise li avel
b is lii.st i ale ( u,ii lies and I rains, and careful and
accommndatm; Duvcrs, and will span* no pains
lb* nisclvrs to satisfy tilt'IV passcngci N.
W.M A (1A LMR AITII,
I1KNUY L* DW1KS.
June 27 i*
sum is .t.vn n it.i WM:tts
Ml.N'S supcimi Silk Shill*
Ladies' dci do
Men’s Buck do
•* Me linn do
" Lambs Wool do
Merino, Lambs Wool, Mini Ruclukin drawers of
all qu time*.
( Mi band and lor sale at low pi ii es by
HUN T A M \RTLN.
On 21 u
I OK KIM .
f I ^ 11 I residence on Diamond I till recently oc
l copied by the nutlet»igued.
M. B. BRADKCTK.
N»*v. 11 4t
Hooks! Hooks!!
I > RKS< OTT'S History ol Feidiiiand and Isa
I bell.», 3 vols, P vo.,
Bancroft'* History of United Slate*, vols, H vO,
Cooper** Nival llutlory of the United Stales,
Irvitig's Columbus ; Irving'* Astoria,
Rollin'* Am lent History, 4 vols,
Riism'U'm Modern Kurope, 3 '* H vo,
Rutaell'* Kogbiiid, 1 “
Russell's Untied States, 1 *'
Mtlion’s Poetical Wotks,
Pope’* do do,
(Tmpbell’s Poem'*, i handsome edition,
riiorntoii's Prayers nod ('omtueniaiv,
Turner's Sacred I li.sturv uf tip* Wmhl, K. Library,
i Bang’s lltflioiv of the Methodist ('hutch, 2 voli.,*
t ’roH-’s Masonic Chart,
The Private Journ d ol A non Burr,
So plum's Ui *vels in (.itecru Ac., and Kgypt Ac.,
Klholl's Ti avels,
Murray's Travel* in North America,
'1 any alt's 1 Mai y,
M ‘iryalt's \\ oiks complete, in one vul,
1 humpsoo's L !• ol Hannah Mote, wuh numerous
Letti is i m i before published,
Hannah More’* Works,
llutlory uf Texas, Soil, Climate, Ac., by Rev. C.
Newell,
Barnes’ Note* on Corinthian*,
'Pile Basket ul Ulowcis,
t’hcvelly or Man ol Honor, by Lady Rulwer.
(jcntlcmau til the ()ld St hool,
Klvira, (he Nabob's Wile,
Undine, the Waler Spirit,
Bo*/.'* Sketches of Kvery Day Life, A new edition,
Crockett's Tour to the Noith, Down Last. Ac.,
j Knquette for tin Loins, with hints op the Pieter
vatimi, Ac., ol Female Reality,
Whigs and Demm iatsor Love ol No Politic*,
A mot lean Joe Miller ; Levcieti'n Lai. Lexicon,
Webster's6 vo. Dictionary,
Almanacs for IP-10, w holt sale ami retail.
A fine selecti »n tit the hum fashionable Music.
B sides n variety ol other Works, just receiver
and for sale, very cheap, by K. KCllOLS.
October 31 ts
M/l'.VT A‘ .W.UM7.V,
(ormisi i K tiik. 1’usT Ur kick )
1 ILTAVIi rrretiTii ilirit stuck ul STAl’LK,,
11 l-’ANCY
FALL A V.IVMIlt OISV GOODS,
liioccri' k. llat?. Caps, Are.
wliieh is large and desirable, and shall be; sold ful
Cash or to punctual deal is oil lime, at prices that
w ill certainly give entire ».««u»laction. Their fricmJt
and ibe public are icapeeilully icqucstcd to txaimiu
their stock.
Qci.ai _ t»
1,000 L I • S. ,M iji!«• 8t| ir
oOO lbs. Wool
4> ~00 yds. country Jeans
for rain low for Cash.
LAN CAST HU A: UR YANT. '
Sept 2fi | s
; \ NLTLUIOK AIITICLK uJ I, \ Ml- <i| j
j ■*»- just received by 11. LATllAM
11 1’iiHltr »nlc ol I.nn«l A ftcuror**.
I |>V ' iff nc of i <li i I ft I ?r list c ircnic d liv f'm I- rd
t P > Kills, to the • ub«criber, sin rite 17th d >\ of
Ik frii Vr, 1 ff>. and of record in ihe ( lerk% • fn< •
III \mlinw count V. ndthesold.it I'fdlar Mills. I
I be county of Arn)i«*r*f. to the 11 < gheyf bidder, for
r i-'i.on Tuesday the day of NmvhiiIh t, the j
fPlowing | ro petty, to n it ; oo»*. fiat • ci< Kid cm * b
rri (’t' «U. containing 400 »CTr*. more or le ss. ..ci
i crioi||g (he lands of Kaikiti Kyar« ainl cijber* , ihree
i oilier adjoining tiads, lying on both nubs of th'
K rich an ted Creek. and enulahiing together eight
hundred .him, in- rr or loss, adjoining ifie lands id
\fos-s Martin, clrc*rf. Ar ; three other tract#, .ill
Adjoining, i out Mining tt veil hundred and lli'Hy one
o tes, more nr less, lying on the folks of |Vdlar rtv
• r and I Jorstey *s creek, adjoining the I’ctffsr Mills
> and otlteit; also one other tract id It ittd cmuairiitii:
{ ft .o rerr. more or less.on both titles cd IVdlar ntei,
adjoining die lands of John Davis A" other*; also, one
Id if ,d<11uf otie mc re-, wit 11 t||e Uric k Storehouse I In re
on. -ci i'edlar Mills. Also the following Slaves, in
mu . ( H hello, .i iohii. and Kranky Ins wife, a id John
now aged about 1 f| years, -and Nancy now aged
aloud Id years, with their increase, if anv, More the
, I7»h Dec. l--‘3.3. Tile title to the aforenamecl Kami
\ .\c gioes is to lievi d t . be indisputable, blit a* ling
j is uustc e, | will convey such title only as is v< sied
ii o *• by the deed aforesaid.
! If I tom inrleniency of weather, nr any olher cause,
(lit sale ol the aforesaid properly should not lm com
[deled on the c|«v named, it Mill be continued from
| daV to day urn d finished.
S V M K Mr]). KKID. Trustee.
I consent that the above named property may be
sold at the tlioe and plac e named in ilie foregoing
advertisement and upon the terms afor* said.
i;n hard s. kkus.
I On. ?4 nl,
»<*r> (Irsir.-iMr Farm Cop sale.
The Tract id Karol mi whic b I reside.
• itlisted mi North Fork of < htri River, in
Li-llml co tin I y, twenty miles we-l cd
i__ jY»cI burg. 'J ins tract ol fimil allurcK
moiu bottom than almost any oilier hi \ iigim », and 1
is wtv pi-iductive ; about one moiety cd w'bich H
; elcan -I, ib- ha la nee in wood ; a I irger pi"|"*rtimi is i
! I lie finest Tobacco Kami in the country. T 11 •* in.
! proveme.dH with the exception of the Dwelling 1
j llollse ate good. The Dwelling House is tmiall. J
blit cnliilortable. 'J’lie fixtures for taming large
eiops of Tub..eco, aie excel ' id. I'id lui-liels cil ,
1 \Vhr i are sown down nil it. From I » m ‘Jit bands
* ran he profitably employed mi tins plantation. |rs po
sition in re-maulic. situated along the base nl the JJluc
j Kid c, and in a good neighborhood.
JN<>. I*. CHILTON.
Address Davis’s Store, Ledford (Jo., V.i.
November 7 4t
iirs ro\vi:u, .v i:' \ »,
MXVI.Nli iM'iniiril iIiuimhuIvc* m the | i .11 (i ( «' 1
ol M«m!m in< . will |>»<»f11|>lIy .1111-u<I .ill r.isi s
i (imuiiii'il in i In* i r c h.irgt*, viiiiioc * " I' I'l'iri i I -
hi n. in Is, u hull will iqu i .ill: ;n .i tun mu I (til ion in tv
erv f in**.
| A in 11*-ml. <11. Nov. 7 is
NOTH'e.
f I HI I: umlriVignciI i« now reinly lo reerivr wlieal.
I during the himhhii, for v\ 1111 h lit* will n»y tlie
liiglies1 rnil price. 'I’o prevent liii-midei«U;n dinj:
j lie now infnriiiH Ins frieniln ;irnl llio public gi nei.illy
11».il in evei y e iso w hero w lie if is sent lo I lie MILL.
••li*l no pi ice iigrerd upon, il is Hinted hi the Mill
J ;il l lie risk nl i lie pi inter so long ms I lie priee re in.nil'
unanMed, lie is only a mii.i.i k. and not mi msu
rer aganiit fire, w.Her, cYc. \LKX. MD.NPY.
Aiir. 8
io roMirvi roics.
(1ANT STKF. L, every l>»r warrnnied,
< anal Shovels, do
Nail Hods and other Iron for « ih? Iiv
II. 13. KK l'lAKDS.
I Oct. 10 ,M
• WtiPHViij VOMjtjMIUi],
Iti Kifliitiond, Virginia.
f I ^ II K next Winter 'Perm of Lecture* in the Med
■ leal I )epai imeiit ol I lainfnlen S vdnev < 'ollege, I
it It it hmoiol, w ill eomivicn* e i n M< i,\|) \ V.t >riobrr
'1st, 1H3!», and continue until tin* Iasi c.I February
following. ' I
\ I < • S. I j . \\ \ I\ N I*. H, AI. I). Professor ufSmgcry
and Sure n il A iiatomy.
IN<>. ( I LLKN. M. 1>. Pro lessor of Theory and
Practice ol M**dieme.
I 11. JOII .NSON, M D. Professor of Anatomy* and
PllV'iolog v.
| L. W. <11 \ M 13KHLAYNK, M. I). Professor ol
Materia Medira and I'lierapcitMc.s.
I ft • I • 13011 ANN AN, M I). Professor of( )bstclrics
and ihe Diseases ol Women and (,’liildren.
i Si X K A I FS M A U PI N, M. I). Professor of (.hern
i Miry aud Pharmacy.
'Ihe College Infirmary, attached to the College
lluildinu, has been in succeHiful opeiatiou lor the i
last eight months, and lurmshes constantly a mini !
Im i of inletestnig Medical and Surgical Cases,—to j
j which the Student has access at all hours,
i 1 lie t ollege Infiimaiy, together with the Alms
I louse. Penitentiary and Ai moiy, (w hit l» are under
j 1 he char.o oft wo of the Professor*) will afford the |
I Student an opportunity of witnessing the various dis I
J incident to Southern climate! The abundance j
,ot mutt'ii.ilsfoi Amiininieal purposes, and the uoluced |
l»r»ce at which they are ! i rushed,u ill enable the Stu
dent t« acquire an intimate knowledge of the \..ato
my of tlu human body, and the use of Surgical In
sirumeuls.
During llio 1 .isl Winter Course of Lecture., from
the number of Surgical Cases admitted into the
Infirmary, tile Professor of Surgery was enablc.l to
exlnbit before llio class, nearly all tins important Sur
gical operations upon the liiing suhjtet; and from
the increasing popularity of the Infirmary, there is
reason to believe that here ilur llio Surgical Cases!
iti the House, will greatly increase.
Houtl Hoar,ting, including fori, lights, servants'
ittemhmce. A e. call bo obtained m this city lur Jrur j
dollars per week.
We ate authorised lo state that a full Comae of
Lectures in this Inslitiui n will be received as c
( q111V.11enl to otic in the liillowing Medical Schools :
University ol Peiinsy Iv.iuia ; Jefferson Medical ('ol- j
lege oil hiladclphia; Medical College of ihe Siale
ol South ( atuliuo ; I tanusylvania University, Lex
i inglon, Ivy ; University of Maryland, Arc. Are*.
Ihe Prolessor of A iiatomy will open the Dissect
mg Kuoms of the College um the fust nfOctolicr.
AUU’S. L. WARN Fit, M. D.,
Dean ol the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May i!7 g,n
1)1 I, SI AN I’to a deed of trust, bearing date the
1 ^ ’-’ml day oil fe tuber, t F"7, executed by (lecirgu
M. Thomas to me, for purposes therein specific'll,
which deed is duly of record io the Amherst County
Court Clerk’s Office, I shall oiler for sale, to the
highest liuldei,for cash.upon the premises, on Thins
day ihe'Jl.sl day ol Nnveiubei next, a House and
l.m in the town ol New Ulasgnw. The House ,s „<>w
ocettpieil by William II. Knight as a Saddler's shop,
soil was purchased by said Thomas of William 11
lyler. Also all said Thomas’s Household and
Kitchen !• urnilure atul all l.is working tools, a veiy
| complete set. Acting as trustee, I shall convey
I such title only as is vested in me hy the deed afore
JOHN II. DUNCAN, Trust,,.
| Oct 31 l91\
sun.
I "xll ( U M > 1 ' r I INGS. -With two hmls
* each, nl the genuine Moms
Muhicaulis for sale. Apply to the subscriber.
!). li. K 1G11A K I IS.
Oct-81
stocks, Collars »Vc.
(< ENTLKMKN will find at Hum A: Martin's a
M line lUKuitiiieiit of
Superior plain and coloured Satin Slocks,
d° ^ do do ■ iScmbazme do
ljioen Collars, all Palterni,
0lack ami coloured Goat Skin Gloves, very
superior. J
Sept, aa ,,
' |,MI‘ next Session of Mis. Wl NTT'S sehoulwill :
, ~ tommei.ee on Monday, llic Hill ol November. !
I ei ms as heretofore.
Mah-inal care mil nuilmriiy will be exercised 1
over all who may be culrusicd to her. • ‘ I
Nov 11 3,y .. j
■*nMic Nali* of Laiul anil \c
kri'«rs.
} IH PI l.ofa deed id friinf. ft i • i|fe|| b
■ * William \V , . . t„ i-ijl. n . ,,n |J,, -V»;
":,v ormlirf. Iand of n c. ni in ihrCu-.k'
Ulla e ofifae county n| Ruckiugh iru — will be told •«
tfie big best bidder, f«tf cash. on I liunday. the I
d.»\ nf.Novf iiibrt, at Mcailiav farm, mi Unit Cih It
in I• urkiugbnrn i ouniy. -rod n**»r t<» the r« si h'tice o
1 .id Walton, the several fuflnwii • n iiimj
Trai l*, of* Lam!,
tfi %%if : one Traci of Rand on |#enf Creck, in sab
county of Buckingham, djoiriing Wm. Thiirinai
ami others. t ontaining 4(77 acres morn nr less. Anntlt
er Iran on same er**ek in * toe fountv, containin'
.|M» anca mure or less, am! adjoining the fir-t tm n
l toned tract, and oil ii rs. Another liact on s um
creek. ami in same rnuni v, i on*.lining 4 HJ acres mmi
01 less, ailjotiiiog the lands of (ieorge I'cnn ami mil
'•is. being tin* same bought by vai l Walton of Join
Harris. Another tract on‘aid cieek, in said county
containing 220 acr'sim m* or less adjoining the Ian I
oft harh s Phelps and others, bought by hail Wal
ton of Vaw Iff A; Walker. Another tract in sue
county unsaid cieek. containing l^'O.icies, adjoining!
tile lands of .Stratton Wheel* r bought by saiil W il
ton of Robert Walton. Another tract near Beni
t reek, containing 200 acres moic or le**s, and bound
rd by tin* lands of Oahnrv (Joneh stud othors, bought
b\ said W.iltnn of Win. ('lurk. Another lr.«cl oi
the waters id l»rn:id ('reek containing 500 neres nu r»
**r less, bought by saiJ Walton of Win. (dlick. am:
bounded by the lands of Reeves 6C White end oil
ers.
ALNO,
the foil '•wing Negro Men, to wit: Peter, f.ovell.
Sandy, Hilly, Spinner, Sam, Page, Joshua. Jerry.
John, Joe. Also the following negro boys, to wit :
Neptune, Hoh, Henry. Also the following negro
nr omen, gills and boys, to « f: Phillis, Pleasant,
and Jmmy, women. N nicy end her daughter Huey,
Hrare and her three children, names not recollected,
Riband herd children, to wit : Winston, ( 'haney,
llio name of the other not recollected, Killv and hci
2 children, naniea not recollected, Rachael ami her
0 children, town: M jckey, A ml* r**ou, N» Ison, Jesse
-I i <d W ; ilf. M at 11 da A het 5 children, to wit : Maltha,
Kdwai I. M mv. Sandv. name ol the others not rPeol
lectrd, ('aroline a giiI, Jinney a girl, Sarah a girl, 2
women, Patty A' Slivev. A Ua an interest ol four ninths
in the following l I slave*, to wit : S nvm v. lenmv and
her 5 children, to \\ it : John, Jacob, and S illy, and 2
others*, names not remembered, Judy and herd
[thildit-n. to wit : Junes, rallies of the oilier 2 not
recollected. Also the increas** «>f the sforcvi ei.tion
•d female slaves, ifanv, since the date of the aforesaid
lecil of trust. Il the. sale id the aforesaid property .from
inclemenc y of the weather or any other < attse,should
not he co mpleted on the aforenamed dav, it will be
1 outlined from d iv to da> u it if finished. or until so
much is sold as will satisfy the claim nam?d in the
aforesaid trust deed.
Acting as trustee, | will convey such title only as
is vested in me by the deed abnesaid.
S A M L. Mcl). RK I L), Truster.
Oef. 08 ’ 12H.N
Valmlilc I't aI I.slate
i on su.i: Lf;ii|
. / / ./ h r t i o ti. - LJ:
OIK SrUHClMlillll WIFI, SFFF, m Ins
iesidcnf 6 on the thirty first day of Deecuihi i,
IH39. Iho V A I. 17 A 15 L K K S T \ T K , upon
which h r now resides, containing neatly
Mtn .v ffii .vviti n .triers.
lying in < ninpbcll county, on I he 1'nicsl mini, about
I'VO ami a bill' nr three miles from Fynrlibura
I'll UK K 11 I'M DU F I) AM) KIFTV AL'KKs
■fwliii li is limtvily tiiiibrretl ’I'nbatco Fuml, net
surpasseil by any in the eoiinly, anil the eh areil Fanil
is aenri ally in vriy giii.il heart. This Fanil lies remar
kahly well, anil is abund imly watere.l. The improve
infills are excellent, hriti" nil new. rniisisttna n| a
large anil well finished D'wKFFINO IIOI’SR,
together with Meat llniise, lee Utilise, aCMf,
II i'i'I I)•«• ry, Kitchen, Weavina llnnse, and , ‘ iiiij
1 large lire llnnse, In which the Fees .--l-lii
ire now in finl! nperaiinn viihum hive?, and all o
ihiT< hit Houses necessary. On this TIlAt' I* there
is another settlement, i onsisiitig of a good Dwelling
House and all necessary appurtenances; then* is
i sufficiency ol i ich ,M !•'. A DOW LAND for the ns<
d the I’ A KM, at. I an abundant e nl almost all
'"ids of Ftuits which the climate will justify.
Within the immediate neighbor!) »od then* aresevn
il Blacksmith Shops, Wheelwright Shops, S-,w and
liiist Mills. Persons wishing to engage :u th«
manufacturing of Silk would do well to call and
see this property, as they might here enter into that
luniness with but slight additional expense.
Also, a small '| HALT containing about
T\vi:vs v \n:iN,
lying on the Forest road and adjoining tho above
mentioned 1 K At... ]', lie a I ly hail ol which is heavily
limbered, the balance recently cleared. < )n this
Tract there is a good UWIiLJdNii ilOU.SK.—
I his it* one ol the bust stands on the Forest road for
a blacksmith «ll**p, wheelwright sliopand waggon
yaid, as n the liist good spiiug (..liter leaving Lynch
burg,) winch is convenient to the road.
Also another TRACT, containing
Blnib<1 «*«■«! :iml CiitlUv-llirro
A 4' l£ I. s,
lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford county, within halt
a mile of the Tract last described. It is well watered,
and contains a sufficient quantity ol \V()(>1) L \ N D
lor the support of the place.—Sixty Acres nl this
I'r.ict is first rate lowground, and the upland is now
in a good state of improvement.
Also, a large stock of
Horses, f'attte, Sheep an ft Hons.
among w hich there ,ue eight or leu valuable young
WORK llOKSKS, lour or live Yoke ol OXKN,
fifteen or twenty good milk COWS and tALVKS,
tom five or fifty fattened Hogs, sixty or seventy re
markably line. KWKS, a great many of which arc
half B.ikewell*.
Also about five hundred barrels of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS, a l uge crop
of HAY, FODDl.R, SHUCKS and STRAW,
all my Plantation Utensils with Waggons, CartsAcc.
Also n y Househould and Kitchen FURN1
TURK. among which there is a new Rosewood
l* I \ NO, besides .! gie.it deal ol other valuable Fur
nit m e.
'1 erms will be liberal, and ruadeknown on the day
of sale.
At the same time and place there arc fo be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired. S. M. SCOT T.
Oct. It)
'The Richmond F.nquirer and Whig will phase
insert the above three limes, and forward their ac*
courts to tins Office lor payment.
<tn< nifiitirt (ltrollur:,- ISdrttrtf.
8> \N \ W A \ Irom the subscriber on the litli ul
July, n vrrv bright mulatto llov by the name
ot W AU^i.lt, about 5 led 2 incites in height,
U) years ol age, spare made, strait black li nr.
bLii k eyes, gentri I in Ins appearance, very polite in
his ill a line i s, speaks quick, and is so mew li.it eonci it
ed ; has small seals on the hack nlone ol his hands.
11c look with him two suits of cloths, one of gray
broadcloth, Irock coat and pantaloons, ihe other ol
homespun, copperas color roundabout & pantaloons
and a black lor hat about hall wurn. It requites
close inspection to distinguish him from a white
person. It is supposed that he has ..he
lirection of Lynchburg, or Hillsborough, or
down the river.
1 will give the above reward if taken over 20
miles Iiiihi home; over JO and within 20 miles, *3(1,
Within 10 miles, *10, if |,e is returned to me, or
edged mj ul, so that 1 get him again.
NATH L. 1*. TIIOMAS,
Near Milton, N. C.
July 85 ,s
siij/i a ootis.
MONO our stuck aie to bo found some very
X V handsome Silk Goods, viz ;
Plain hlk and Irltie blk Gro de Naps and Lustrine*,
lllue blk lig'd Gro de Naps and Gio de Allies. °
Plaid aud lig'd Gro de Naps, allcol's. and quali
ties.
Plain and lig'd. Satins, new stylo and elegant,
liontie.t and ether most beautiful Ribbons.
Trimming Velvets isst'd. colors.
< henelle Cord and Ijilk V el vet l{ ilibnn.
Silk and < henelle pi luges, a variety of colors, a
part bought at auction and will lie sold very low by
HUNT A. MARTIN '
CM. 21 u
.vf if s rorti;:
X T (' I. O \ E K II I I' '»
1'riiirr INIwitrdl A
1 r»i fir SCJHSrfM HKRS hiving mor.iated them 1
I 4 together tinder the stylaand firm ol
i: \l VE .v flcKI.V O-V,
It.-; Imti’ i« ti.form ihi ir f»if r»l« nml ihv public
generally, that they b»vr jo*t tec sited their
l ull itud Wintrr Dry <*ouds liroffricSi
l ai tliMiw ;si v. llnC>»
ItoiatM'lM. A r.t Ac.*
which they ait* deter mined to sell at Lynchburg
pr(ll„ (,K(» W. A RAINK.
JOHN W. AkkiNNKY.
(-| W : HiM V . Not. 1 I.
hi im; to i»vM:\hKits.
Ma fffiau Jjijtwit btirx for IZichmoatl or
the .Vorflt.
I" KAVK Lvnehburg on Monday*. Wedoca- j
J day* and Finlay*. *‘l Schick, A. M. arrive at »
Charlottesville same evening, at 7 I*. M. Leave)
f'haflotttsvillc. next day Ly 5 N M , reach the Kail j
Road, a distance of 'only *d5 miles from Chat
lotirsville hv 111 o'clock, and active in Jvieli
ill#*rid saint* evening*, hy 0 o'tloi L. I*. d This vs ill
be found b) far the most comfortable route as well
■is the most expeditious to Richmond or going
, North, by way of Washington ( ’ •»y. having no night
| travelling ;ift< • leaving Lynchburg. I lie tr ims
and roaches on tins line are first rate, and the
driver* skilful, careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared to render the trip safe and plea
sant to the passengers.
Fare through to Richmond. 89 50.—To Frede
ricksburg fil'd. S. J*. C'LOWKS, Agent.
J one l 7 win
Vi a. < It'd
f fAO ilif .Tail of Fiarikliri County, V.i.. on the 25th
I d iv ol November, 1838, as a ranuwav slave, a
NEGRO MAN, who calls liim*«Il
(rin* J oik's
and attempted to pass as a (rev* man. but since says
In; belongs to Mis. Kl /.abeth McNeil, Folly aud
(acoigt* Cnlliih, win resided when ho left I i )
l»w l.uul county, Nun h Carolina. — LJrias • it
i live* and one quarter inches high, about . \ n\ or
seven years ol age, has sears oil tin* right clu ck, on
iha h it Mile* of his forehead, near the hail and be
tween |lie eyes—he has. also, several scars on the
breast and leli leg—is ol d.uk complexion—speaks
quick and converses well—he. can read print, and
says he is a rough carpenter. When taken, he had
in Ins possession i sliver watch, some jewelry, and
vIO in cash, a blue cloth frock coat, with a v« Ivet
collar, a cheeked velvet vest, an oven oat, with some
ut ier articles ol clothing, and an ivory headed swoid
cane.
j\<no this is to gin: notice, That unless the said
Negro is reclaimed, am! all charges pa d, hy ihe 25th
ol November, 1 he will be sold an otding nj law,
lot jail fees, &c. Arc. II. NOW LIN. Tailor
ol Franklin County, Virginia.
Frmklin Co., (Jet. 28 w25N
(LT The “Danville Reporter'' will please copy
until the day ol sale, and Itmv.ird its aeeouur to me
for collection. U. NOWLIN.
Portrait Painting*
jV¥ IL ^ MilS. NICHOLSON having taken the
1 T I. hou-e loum ilv occupied by Mr. Dailey, at
\ oiherst Conn House, arc pro; arerl to |»;tinf
.11 inisilitrrs ■•orlrnils, tor any who may
desire it. Our teroisare moderate, aud we invite the
public gencially, and in particular those who are dis
jmseil to encourage us, to call ami examine the qiul
dy ol our Paintings. From the sati-dm ium hereto '
lore given, we hope to meet tiiihiibeial encourage
ment.
Del. 28 w5'v
< Vi- M*49rtHcrsk ip.
r jj ^ ! I i'- I N IT1. 11S l (l N F D have fomicd a co
■ partnership, under the at vie of
r VTIFKIN A WILMATIS,
'ur tlu* puipose <i| carrying on busine>.s at the Am
1,1 i>t Mills- I hey arc now prepared lor the reoep
i cm n| \\ Ilf. \ | , lor which t he v will give the high
est cash prices throughout the season.
JAMES L. LAMBKIN,
JOHN Al. WILLIAMS.
July 15 fti
1IOSC1S Tl! LTM AI fiJS.
I HAVE a large quantitv of M ()■
It U S M U L T J C A U LIS, jMgfigffi* j
which I will sell on very liberal terms,
delivered any tune after the 1st Nuvcm
j her.
Persons wishing to supply themselves with the I
j genuine article ol the liist order, will please give me
a call at the \\ ashington IIot»d, Lvnchburg, Va.
JAMES M. LANGlloRNK.
«fPt 23 wig
i'AfiiHGItS & MUE lU IlASip
3 sis! i! itf kosb,
WYl'iniUMCM.
rpnrs I NTS IT l.'TB >N, HAS NOW BEEN
»n successful operation for s:.\ years, under the
'"oil prosperous ciicum-UHiices—not a dollar having
Inn II Ion, Ol a del" due I lie Institution, bui what lias
been piomplly paid. The Company continue to i
leccivn deposites, upon the most favorable terms,
1 Imt is, lorany sum remaining will, them under four
mouth,, interest thereon lioin the date of deposite,
at three per cent, per annum—over four, and under
six mom Its, four per cum, and over tit months, live
per cent per annum.
Deposite, arc generally paid upon application, but
lliet oinpauy rescu e to themselves the right uf re
quiring (»u weeks.
1 hnsn wishing to depositc money, will call upon
the Cashier at his office, at the stoic of Turner vV
Burwcll.
IHKia TOHV
Dailvid R. Killey,
•lolui Hollins,
Samuel MiCoikle,
•lesso Hare,
Samuel Ci.ttland*
Inn. M. Warn iek,
I S. U. Davis,
•las. L. (.’la) twr,
•las. W. M* tgan,
•lolin Karly,
j Robert Tinsley,
Kigali Fletcher, <
Maurice Danghorne,
Thomas Ferguson,
Maurice 11. Garland,
(’lias, \j. ,\| osl»j,
Sami. Poindexter,
<'has. \V. ('Imslian,
Goo |). Davis,
I>avid \V. Burton,
I John H. Patterson,
I
..... 4 s ... .Mi.r.ir, I result HI,
M. U . I>A\ I'.Ni'oliT, Scereluru.
JOHN W. Vnr.M;, Treasure-.
liM). \V. l'l RNKR. Cashier.
! -1 n'* wt.
•iou\ ie. (ooiti;
j | I AS commenced the practice ul Law in Rich
“ * mond. lie will intend the Court of Ap
| i als and the other Stiticrior Courts (State and Fed
I oral) held ,o this city.
He will also attend the Western Court of Appeals
! at Lewishurg, regularly, from the beginning to the
j end ol each term.
■Riuliinoud, Nov. II
(■I'orrry in l.j iirliPiiirR.
I fl^HK subscribers having removed to Lynchburg,
j "■ respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have taken the house former
ly ..J by Marti,,. Ward A Uavis, two doors
j below Charles I’lodps's Auction Room, and oppo
site Messrs. S. & M. 11. Ca,land's Law Olficc,
where they intend to keep a general assortment of
Jiocerics (or sale, at verv low rates, fur cash.
(>, oS BA1LKY A WOMACK.
---Li____ ts
« ot.i.ias a «..,•»
I II A.V,I,‘N<,i l;R‘'I'-l VF.U a largo lot of Collins
i , tV Ll!' 8 A-ALS, they will be sold unusually
I OcTlO “-KIU'IAKDS.
. is
I VORY KN1VKS A FORKS IN SKTS,
,,,Co‘|ce |,°18' a»,l •S|cak Dishes,
* Died Candlesticks, Smilli is and Trnys
A ud irons, Fenders, and Shovel and T.'mgs.
Just received and for sale by
Sep, n U R-RICHARDS.
“ •
I I£ tanks lor Sale.
Lynchburg Savings Hank.
rilllR l.fiiclilMirg SrivliiK** It \ >• |
*- cng(intte4 to receive Dt'|»isi(e>, at tb« lo’t* *
in.’ rates, vir..
For all sums of current money of ln
and ii|»vaiiis, j per centum |icr annum, f„,
time noi exceeding 12 mom ha: and il i|,e slllh ^
main a lunger jierioil tit in 12 n untllf, p, r (f
turn per annum, which lire* tiiiUHT r-,ia.'rr'
InK-i'cst I linn me by a„} olln , . *'*
Hlili.tioi. in I,j im IiIiiii'K,
Denusitois may rely upun ibe seenriiy for ,
turn of their J lepositei, being uiii|neslitinablv n,
silile. '
Discount Dayecvrrv Thumlay, at 7 o'clgck p
ittjt i:crro its.
Julio Williams, A. C, Kllioll
W. J*. Bryant, .las. C. Hunt',
(Jen. B.igby, A. Kinnier,
A ll. Armisteail, Wm. M. Il.ivin.
■|Vcn r’ Maurice Langlm,,,, j
.Mclvcr, .1. C. SbacUeloul
oriKMHs,
w'e )mvANAT.'i',
OFO. 15 VOIJY, Secretary
! >liK \TIIF.S there tbc man >vlm nnv tint l,c ..
I > ,|lv belirlilleil by lie' us. uf I’. Icin' Pills t_ y,.
r.'illy nir|, tor ilioluiiniin frame, like nnv oilier ,tru. ii'u, ' !
I ill HIM ( Hill,1-1(111 ami rum, l! iivj! li-i'fi'il ; I III In ,||, *"
.ilii'im'jn.liriuiuli npyilii ll ii i. eriiiMril ti> I’r. cVrvei, lirni"
III.' men Inne; .. ll I- llie liel uf wall Ireled niil,i„. illM
iImI lb'. I*• 11 ■ ie Pills is (he nu ilii ine of ineilt, ,i1Cv in ,1., ,
venli HI or I be cure of Ibe "CliCrul iliseiires wliieli ||u.
ten im m i* inciili m l tn. .
l*o iin'ii in robust Ihmi11b ref|iiin* medicine ? C* rfiin'v for
t till? PXCIK- Ol health r -I loin dDmses linles* ihilv „ ,
hit'.1, D the blood i- -ulViivdio run riot w iiluut . mi.,* V
■ ! 1 ■ ■1 tivenes . m • im,1 ifi -. cut \ \, spipi n. »•
furred toii2Ui*,or orti nstve himtli nre itie' inevitable . !*,.,
queuces ; ho • xijIm'i-iici’ -v. lj. nlih, like ov i - n< h soil,|M,,,
l ink,urn! prom to the production of weeds, ileuro is nut tukr,
to have it jii.;«. iously moderated.
Hut henlthv in *n have an antipathy to the very nampof
medicine 1 Ah ! no won.h r, for nineteen-twentieth* ofu|| ||,„
im di. iiu s in t he world eommoieu operations |,\ niiiku.:
people VI I V sil k, whom it was intended they should m lr\,
rv well; mid thus in most eases the cure is* eoiisider.il n it,,,
wnrsu than the disease. Hut I>r. Peters’ Pill* is the . , {
led and pnrlieiihir exit ptiou to this almost universal rim
I ii tl:» m there i tin ; ripe, no nausea, no sickm-e- t'nnv I -
u.i.v tiny Hieidisolnt. lv verv pleasant tothetu-t , nnd n
• pit llv on die 'tomm h as mi tunny i ouifots or ci n p,,
veil when lb ir operation* uren« sudden, and iur|)e< |iV.
il ihi v vwrn dis ie|ecuhh‘,aiid as sit keniiJLr ns nnohi Iii-I.pmi*'
hoi ii . Thus the man who iisos Petci*’ Pills, (mnl w ben Ts
flu? man that doe* not use them ?) expels headearlies, kver.
blue dev il.-, blotches, pimples, *V r. A, e., and mnkeh In
course ns limpid, nlid as gently throii.li his veins n- a monn
tniu rivulet, without huvimr put himself to nnv mniv ineniiv*
nienee in tukiu- the medic i no than ho would have d<»iic m
swnllbw iuir so many hlnck currents.
Should Indies take Dr. Peters’ Pills? Doulith’sulv riie
should, for they ti**t only assure them ofhealth, ecmpliii. nrv
of spirit-*, end every hodilv romfort, but, tbron^h their mjtnr
ulous H2ein \ in the purification of the blood, spctuliU r
move every thin:; pertainin'; to harshness, pimple.-, ur. asuhl
scurvy,from the flesh, animates the ex e, and civcs nn i hop
to, and n vieor to the limbs, mid the geimrul <• orrie•;«* , :n i
lienee u hen xou see a Indy with a cheek of velvet suftm-* g
pure lily mnl < aniaiion complexion, mid mi ensv nm) j»r.t. i i
beniiim, the general infen lire to be diuvvn i.-. that -In i- I r
own pin i> inn, and v ery particular in the choice of her ib-r
• in'-; mid the espeeial one, flint she isu patron ol p» i, i> l'h'
I.«’aviii2 lieahh out ol the question, should poet.-, nov.li-u,
e.litors, iii ehinists, and men ofgenins and snein eia ei• i■ ■ rn ,
pmronise IN ters’ j ills I Unquestionably, for the v ipur wlarh
they impart to the fritiiic* exercises ii most wholesome influ
ence upon the intellect : and the writer ofthis feel ustilin! n.
saving that any person about to curry out an itlen, w liether
ofeomsositimi, or invention, will have a more lurid unilir
-1111d111• ■ »I hi - subject, and think better, and more in the point
oil it, all. r lie has v iv i!i d hi> sv sti in hv a dose o! from « i • i
four of IN ters’ pills. Persons in hii-in<*s», nierrlmnH, Bli.i "
keepers, clerks, spei nlators, iV e. will derive prmt mJi.uiti:
from them on the sauie principle ; lor iftho miinl is tint hum
ant no min can atieii'l to the usual pursuits of life with duo
perspicuity, iiirhrniiMit, mid pleasure, mid there is nothin:! in j
lie world,ut lea-t that has been evei discover* d, eo elTn iem -i
bri liu nin ■ th In til ties, mid I fn einv t lie in from partii i; • I
in tliil latiL’ lor, de< nv mnl iniporfl»i fibilily ol (licit muiliii
bode as Dr. IN t i s’ pills.
To wlinI nnv be attributed these sin rular and womltrlu!
efleets I \\ by. to their in v eti rintisand inev itable- etnni up<.o
the chyle, mot lint paitieuhir i-'cioiiol the svstrm w In n
I i vi uir ll it id is irriiernted, for thu- they do not onlv pmin '
blood hut credit- pure blood, the issue of which i> I d! '
veins,arteries, an.I other functions, unoh-eurni vi>ion. m
pulpy th -Ii, smooth and clear .-kin, and the consequent Ini*
miry ol heat I, I< rliii2, and action. In -holt, whether «vc tub
them as n matter of health, b t-iness, t. elinp, or personal ae
pearaiM e, there i«i none of us should leave our houses witlue.it
a n irtilnr supply ol Peters’ Pills,
Prepared bv’jOS. PKIUSUV PETERS, IM. I*. N I,1'
'.ilt.'i iv rttii'i t,.\ew York. Koch box contains4U Pills. I'in
60 cent*.
■■ Ik camful and onquitt foi IN• t- r -' \ t ♦»..1 • Pi
Thr y arc for sale in Ev iielibui^, ul the Drup Su os uf
D. ll. M \ Y
R. ST \r.l l K. ■ I
IlOWEI. DAVIES
d:i nit.
October Ifl * on f I ‘.Nn
*|OI *tr» l.llli I'll. I,-*, A\D i'll I: M \
."1 CISC I'lx ICS.—The perfectly Mile, nncctim:, ami ‘
ccssful Hi ;itin nt m| almost every species of disease I»y the im
of .Mol lut >l.itc AL < lie it n is no longer tin experiment; »* a f
terence to tin- experience ol many thousand* puli' nt.** w ill ant*
HlHctoiily prove. During the present inonili of April ulon
n, !,rly one hundred rust a have conn: to tin- knowledge nt .Mr.
Moffat, where the patient hus, to ail appearance, efli etoln
p<ji*iti im ut cut b§ the • \< lusivt uhI juuii iuiu use ol ,|" I
Medicine*—vouie 'J or ten of these hud been consiJei"!
vond all hope l.v their medical attendants. Such happy result*
urn u source of great pleasure to Air. AL, and inspire ium»
new confidence to recommend llie use of hie medicme* toU
fellow ciri/.ens.
The Life Medicinca arc a purely Vegetable prepariirion
I hey are mild and pleasant i.i their operation, and :it tin’s
time thorough—acting rapidly upon the accretions of4lief
ti in—currying olfnil acrimonious humors, and assiinilai -
w ilh and purity ing the hlood. For this reason, in antrum
ted 'uses of Dyspepsia, the Life Medicines will give r«-li«f '•',
shorter space ol time than any other prescription. In L 1
mid Ague, Infl-initnatorv Rheumatism, Fevns of every
script ion, Sn U I Icaduc.hcs, Heartlnirii, Di/zinc** in the I" ’
Fini" in the ('h -it, Flatulency, impaired appetite, mill in 1 '
ry di ease uri ing front an impurity of rite blood, or m disc
ed state of the stomach, the use oi iIu.-m Al. diciu* b hai s\wn -
proved to In: beyond doubt, greatly superior to any otltci tti'“
ot treatment.
All th it Air. .Moll it ask" of his patients is to lie particular - J
takin - n trictly according to the directions, Itis noth?
U'-wspupor notice,orunv thine that he iiinuelf tna\ «ay ink i
luvoi, lint In- hopes to L'aiu credit. It is alone, by tin
oi a tan tri il. Is the reader an invalid, anil do - he wis
know w*/i.-ihcr the Life Al dk in -s will suit ii is own ease
so, let him call orsendtoMr, Moffat’s office, 367 Bromlsi
uid proem*’ a i «• |»v of the (bod Samaritan, published i'1" J
toitsly. lie will there find enumerated very many exto *
mn\ ca«t < of euro , and perhaps some exactly similar i
OWn- Snltl wholoiale and retail,
1 "i additional particulars ot the above Alcdiciues, *< ■
fat’s ‘‘(Jond Samaritan,” a enpv of which accompli"
uicdieiii' ; a copy can always he obtainsd of the different '
gents who have the modi* iue for sale.
French, < iermau and Spanish direc tions can he obtained (l
application at the office, 375 Jiromlwav.
All post paid letters will receive immediate attention
Freparcd and sold by WILLIAM It. MOFFAT.
Lff>adwa\, New A ork. A liberal deduction uituie t» 1 '
who purcliU"'- to sell u-jain.
Aoi- nts—The Life Medicines tnav also he had of'any"
principal Druggists in every town throughout th*-' *
H to tor and tin Canadas. Ask for Moffat’* Life Pills un«J * IF
nix Lnn re; an«r be sure thut a f iu simile of John Mi " §
mil tire is upon the label of each bottle of Litter* ot I
Fills. I
For sale by the following agents : I
D. R. LYMAN, ? .. I
Dr. .1. T. ROYALL, A Lynchburg. '' |
r. T. ESTES, Loviugston, Nelson I K
September 26 I-111 E
V/'IRDIMA :—At rules held in the Clerk's < Mliee ^ B
county court of Ledford,on Alouduv, the 7ihtUf *' B
tober, 1333: B
Sampson Sharp, Plainh" K
against H
AN illinni L. Doolry, AIosch Campbell and Alary he H
Job Sluirp, (icoree Sharp, Jacob A. Sharp, Lu«A> |B
J' imy Sharp, Eliza Sharp, l’eggy Dooley, ami !'*1' i a H;
In Chancery. , ■
riie Defendants Moses Campbell and Alary his "". B
Sharp. Sharp, Jacofr A Sharp. Lot* key Shurpn B
Sharp mu! Lliza Sharp,not having entered tlieir ,'l,l""‘ j , B
mid niven security, according to the net of AssetnMy , K
rules of this (.’ourt, and it nppenritnr by salisfnct"rv •' B
that they arc not inhabitants of this Common" eallh- ,1 v . B
ilerccl, that suid Defendants appear In-reon 111-' 'n
dav in Dccemher next, and answer the I’lnintifl ' hB
that a yoj.vol this order bo forthwith published -B|
burg V irgiuinn, for two mouths stn*cessivelv, and J" |
the front door ol the courthouse ot this county. f
A Copy—Teste, . ., * B|
w>.o.«rrci«^
C voor.mcv mid c«;»< n Ti in",",i-j i
i\ superior assortment, iiiRt opened, hu I
11. ii. kiluiaM’- I
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