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roii the \ iicmii.x.
. ,r i0 >• 1'rOjfndilifaler,” in the II. Enquirer and
* " t, Republican.
...jVw did air Knigln »b»ndon dwelling,
An,| <mI li« rede a euhmelling.
A wic*'1 hr "** "hl,sr v,'>' would
KmiilP tiiiu >“ inirnwr of Knighthood.”
[lien mi.
\ ftloroua Kniglil 01 llie qoill, j ’clppl “Frvgnotlicu
— III ti « i Iiir,
profoundly i>kitli*l in mialyiii k,”
I , hilillv fiirlh imu llic poliiiral fi. lj, fur iho
'* of rallying ilir wauoiwj furio* ol ll,o Domocra.
ol franklin, lo l•••* rereup "I lha Milking istise in llii*
l- . jnil In* mnniinji hr.vn, having; hvnn in lahnur
r',',ne ti’ni’. •»» •"'pn <I''I|V| r,,'l "f IIS ■ fTsgirinif in Ihe
*h,i» of an aililri** In'he vnler*, « Inrli has appeared
jn ,1,0 (inquirer,»"d Irnm lien |»fa r bten copied into ihe
Lvnclibiirg Repnbliejn. ••Prot,in*iicator.M not ronieet
«illi Si.undiiig ihe alarm and give g the rally mo cry lo
|na pjriy. b>" , ,
“Mure peevish, cross and Spleneitck,
J’liun dog distinct, nr monkey sick, ”
HaJlf niih “an • qn.il stock of wit nod valour,” proceed
tj |(, iinpnte ( apt- Sacjidkrs, one of the Whig
candidates for Franklin county, mu the altar of his im
pUeaMc wrath; and the Captain's mangled remains are
, \(„bitis! to the public ga*e in a condition sh irking t . 1
humanity* N"W “Prognosticator” —whose wonderful
prophetic abilities, by the bye, are rot easily to be d s
nr.ied by the vulgar rye, bm are no doubt cleatly per
c.ju, ,le to kindred spirits like the aforesaid Kniebi l.,m
ftclh who “for every why can give a wher*,mm”— I any
this “Prognosticater” hr* bcrr'of.,ie endeavored to en
lighten the** *\ r.iohtcd “parts” upon I he subject ol (apt.
^uundirs’ claim* to popular support; but so perverse is
human judgment,and so little am “Prognosticator V* me
riis and talents appreciated, that all bis ( (Torts have pro
ved unavailing,and thereare nut wanting those who, igno
i antlv, urge ( apt. Saunders’s well known worth arid
i itcgrity a» a conclusive rcfuiatirti of “Prognosticator’s”
feeble and malicious chs'ges, as they are pleased to call
them; and even some have gone so fa: as to declare
ihat as “Prognosticator” has neither vote nor inflm nee,
the Cap am will escape unharmtd Inm nil ot his attacks;
Nay, ose wight, more impudent ihati the rest, bus been
heard lo articulate “noBo core,” in reply to **Pr'»gnosu.
ratorV repeated onslaughts «>n the Duptain, the i xpus
tulation ol Sir I ludtbras in bis lamed Squire :
-“Thai Cuckoo*;! tone,
“Ralplto, thou always harp’s! upon.”
After this, can ii be wondered at 'bat “Prognosticator,”
11red of “w n«iin«/ bis sweetness *ii the desert air, and he*
ntj a puissant Knight armed and iqmpped lor high and
wuiiderous deeds of paper wariare. has mounted a higher
burse than lie Iras hitherto bestrode, and blnz tied forth
in the columns of the Enquirer, in all the splendor of Ids
glittering armour, Ins death-dealing lance in hands
iminted with fatal precision at the heart of its intended
victim* Who '•an w ithhold the exclamaliuii
“Dire was the clang, and dreadlul from nfjtr,
“Of arm’d Tydidts rushing t > the war!”
Woe! woe unto yon. Captain Saunders! f«rthric< 1
armed must you lie. if you hope to e scape fr< m the din !
ful nssn ii 11 and consuming wrath ufyou; be.
But, Mr. Editor, having celehratid in terms as appro ,
prime as I could w»*ll find, the prowess of •* Prognostu n
I'.r,” and given vent lo my admiration • I his chivalruo
valor, I am at last constraint d to come to a mot.* pamfiii
task, and draw the dark side of this picture, lull erto so
bright. Sad. indeed, is the change; hut the w I ole trotli i
must be told, and I w ill to my tale at oure. A ho! that 1
pi much wit anti chivalry should he alloyed with n.iiiti I
er nnaltties and passions !
'This “Prognosiieator” then, if it must be told
after living w huh d al * ot h r si me lime in the c ddn m l
party polities, uncertain whither to steer hisbaik. hut ‘
having at leiigth I utdoui “vine livin'a go,” has,
after receiving a 0 w shoves from the \\ b gs :md not n
tew rthtifip Ip m tli l;c tiioetais, fallen upofi a fuvi.table
eorrt m, ni d “ l< Bow i d bis to s; ” into the midst ol the
IVmorrary, w lo re after some 11 Hindering, he has landed
i ii ihe "l litvalry ” sub « l lluii lo ier« yt i« mis mass, and I
now aspires the pcsito u of a “|» ader in Israel,” and J
'"Walk into the hu-sofa tiislingunhed individual lute
]\ wtti cl raw n fr< ii. uciiv r m rvee in I is party. “ |’r« g
tiiiRiirator,” (ind v.nh “new lx.in zeal,,’ and moreover '
attimtt«l by a hiding ol petty malignity towards!
I so,x. S.omdeis, w iiieh is us laughable m Us origin as it
h rugaubd by tli ( :(lain aid ! . Irii lids as cuoieiepti
bin in MR m urn . has been bereli.fote making bin.self ve i
n * i.st, in a small w nv. in i nth avi ring to u jure the oh
j nf'liis spier n iri public estimation, and in whip into
tlie.-irjei's s.m.e DcihiktaIs, w ho, from the high pslima
ti.'M in which they hold (.’apt, Saondi rs, have determin
ed in supji ri hint; hut the Captain is so well known as
t render il P firsi obji'Ci abortive; and “Prognosticaic.r,”
v I y the way. if, co wtlccmt nceiSKion to ti e |)emo
rrane par y Ion, wields ?o snail a whip, il at the in
,,;i« ul li I >i u.orr.iu refuse to jou p at los crack,—so l at
‘•Pmgnosiicati t” las had ll-cth iiblr mortification o! fail
'"g in I is endeavors to roc to tl.e h v« I of (’apt. Sawn
il h or id iMilling him down to bis ow n, nod of seeing the
‘ ‘ills ol jus wi.otn tall faruihss at the feet of their in
Muiul viciim; ai.d he has no dentil thought that in the
s!.:pie id an anonymous communication in the columns of
die Krijuirer. h « slanders w« uId come in a more iiT'p<i*
nag and r Bi'-u lit torm, 11. an when la Iched forth from
l isnwii uioiiih in proper person. But he is ako (loomed
1" w i'ncss the failure of t his «hs( outpouring of fiis w rat It
ami behold Us cotibignim nt to the “tomb of all the ( atv
tilts.” ' 1
ll is not because ‘•Prognosticator’ or his enmrtiu’ica
ti"ii min r ik iinriiiHcally il»v*rvii o of notice, ort hat
nny danger to cur writ y enndidate is apprelurubd from
tl.c iiine|iinaii<-tiR of Ids ri viler, that ilns communication
ls "r Hen; I ut for li e ( nrpi.se id preventing impro|>er ini
|-ris>ions Iroiu Ic ing iintdbed hy pi rsniigabroad, w lio may
chance to read the luminous production of ibis snarlin'*
J In rsiiis; and icing ignorant ol ns pnirrniiy aid il.r
ihi'aeuT ol ( apt. Msn.i.ih r«, m y attribute the charges
t'Lanst him to n more rt«-|«l iable source that that from
v hie!: tin y in fact sprung.
'1 rogm blieator” Uiiaigns Capl. Maunders upon scve
Jal i barges, jnrrndrd tube very grave and s< non*, but
all nl u Inch are untrue, and so know n to lie bv him w ho
prefers tin re, ai the lime h« | t riord them; and he cannot
escape upon any eipiivi.ration t y attributing them to the
nd< rnuition oicilnrs. Ilowovir u.ticli he may hate
(/pt. Saunders, he knows his < lumutir loo well to be
hove liim capable oflhe acts and reolivis alh ged against
him. He knows Capl. Sanders to te incapable
< t tcpri senttng hirns* It in i )i-moi rats ns being as
much c.| a lii inoi rat as a \\ big—he knows li'in
t" he incapable of making any unmanly apical to
any of tho Votirsid Franklin on ihe score of j ercnual
^vr.fu'is, or ul.tins of ptrsii.jil liicndship—and he
"til knows I.:m io be iucapatde of resorting to : uy on
woitby mode ol'ili ciii neering, or ol wishing tool tain a
ent in || o 1.1'gislati re from any sinister tnoiivis Vet
' I these tilings are urged against him. ('apt. Maunders’
patriotism dot s not, like that id some “I wot ol,” begin
d>"l ctid in self, lint be advoentes tin* principles and poli
ty nt the \\ log party, the Tariff among Ihe rest, herause
m* desires tu secure, by their permanent adoption, the
"r)’ j1111* prosperity of his country; and no insidious ef
jri of ‘‘Prngiiosticainr,” or any uilier petty maligner,
tan weaken the confidence of the people of Franklin in
Ins high and exalted worth.
t ,) “h rf'Lrard to the pm rile remarks of "Pi» g,(i stiea
.nf ■bnuiCapi. Maunders’ desiring to on to Richmond
"r the purpose of bringing home a wile, it is only ne*
<c&sary to observe that if the Captain has any such de
HKn, and succeeds, he w ill do mure f»r his country and
( , ll[^,l,an “Prognosticator” is likely to accomplish,
J" withstanding he has gone "ri treor/ig'” to various
part« remote,” and still is to he seen travelling on his
nr / UK i 't>8. and i ver and anon, like Ins fumed
l-0,1' l ["'* ilie citadel of -wine fair one’s heart, *bv
I i f high heroic fustian.”
the' RUPP”sed that because Mr. Patterson,
o. ter \\ big candidate, does not fall heir to smne of
Hiar *C’1 bottled wrath, that he is less worthy
ffl(l ' al>1, launders, and that the lattei has been selec
slarub1 ,nf’remark tor the envenomed shafts of
'Ir<*Patterson is a young man of great worth
have"" 1 6,andi«gs and such persons as "Prognosticator”
t'iin VPr?r r,l,,c^ mistaken their man when they attempt
$a discord between him and Capt.
"himVb Whig candidates arc men of
their !' *R Par,y tn this county w ill be pruud as
oi)r pP[efien,a,ivc8, and they intend to elect them, and
0lirr)l>hct will find himself baffled at all points.
tud»- u. l,ear ^,e ®I,r*ificaiion with becoming forti*
dreadful a J*,ajn I r,,rn the commission of any rash and
»li* prayer of INGLNAS.
rrwikUn, April 14th, I845.
y p l hivalrj” of M„l)jlc »re about to lender
''•bun "f i"Un 8 'u*'*‘c <''nrirri a« » mark of ilitir appro.
re( ut s* 8distiliguMied a.'rvices aaBec
l„le i»Ui. ’ Si range lhat ihesc services were not
1 t-'JCufuco11>' t"J>revpul ',‘s removal from that tlSce by
i:l rope j.v i*on n n <(t
Paris, March I, 184?.
Few things lisve command) d a greater slia-e of my
reaped than the independence „f social life in France—
I mean, that public opinion here does not lor-e win n
do that which his lasie does not preler, or his means
render inconvenient. V.m are nut turned to spend mo
ney. drive a Hue carri.ijje, drew in rontlv vtvle, give e\
pensive parties, nr live In a splendid hun'se,'localise you
are m l,, ,.r bar the reputation ..f being niggardly. To
illustrate tlns—mr Consul, Mr. Walsh, living up an
pair ul^ stairs, is in as high esteem as any man in Paris,
wlnu* C ul. 1 horn, mi.*i!»er American, m«»re thmrd tin
Ins wealih thnii his wisdom, who prides himself on drt
ving as many horses to his coach as the King, and at
having as guests at his sumptuous and cosily eolerlam
it cots the nobles of 1- ranee and F.noland, and does eve
ry thing that money can do to make himself couspieu
mis, has become the hye word n| folly; and those very
l.ords ai d digriitiiri.s that partake' of Ins splendid
leasis will not consent to avknow ledge his acquaintance
in public!
Another trait of character, which lus struck me with
grrai force in this country, is their economy. It per
vadt s all classes, amt is conspicuous in most ofihe trails
actions of lilt*, and is frequency cnrrictl to such extent
as to degenerate into meaiiuefw. \ -u will see a French*
num in a II ‘Maura it call t ,r a cup of coffee—'lireo small
lum|» of Kuoar arc placet! hy his cup—be uses two, and
carries the other away in Ins pocket. It lie have a can
t.lt* at n'ght and n small part of it is left unconsumeii, on
his dt parture from the Hotel m the morning, he carries
men mnant with him, he it no more than an inch in
length. F.eoiiomy Im* likew ise introduced the fuMom
of eating hui twice in twenty fair hours. The celebrn
ted French dishes, made of unknown ingredients, of lit
tie value, (something out of in.thing,) is another instance
of their iconomv. In nil their la^htoos economy is
studied, nt the seme time consulting a taste and showy
form that command the attention and admiration and
money of the world. Pans is made gay with Knolish
and Russian money, not with that of the French." Hy
the w ay, the Russian* are the wealthiest strangers that
vi.*it Paris. I have framed many interesting accounts of
these Russians, which I will relate to you in some fu
Inn* communication.
The French arc railed a polite people—I think
they have more end it lor ths generally than they de
serve. The F.nglwdi n.ay he loo cold and formal’; but
then then* is a sioceriiv m their manners that commands
esteem — hut the will bred, hospitable, warm-hearted
Ann man throws the French far into the hack ground,
in the p- l.tenrsH that unite* good sense with good feel
mg. and w ins the heart. ’'Pis true, the French make
more bows—beg your pardon, and thank you a thousand
times more than w e do—but this costs them nothing,
and is gem ral y designed to put something into their
l»ork* t. \\ iio e ver heard of a Frenchman’s politeness.
unless it tended i< promote his interest or comfort ?_
One might live here a thousand years, and never wit,
ness that high specie* of courtesy, which tl iws from a
generous warmth of heart given to another at the ex
pense of personal mronv. ntrnce.
W lute the Frcneb are eomparnt vely little advanced
m the useful arts, they are confessedly far ahead of its in
those which relate to ornament ami show. In the fash
ioim I a wig, or »outlet, or lo ad dress, or clothing in
general, they stand unrivalled. Rut go into the streets,
and you w ill he struck with the awkward appearance ol
the clumsy wooden shoes worn by all the working
classes, hut Ii in tow n and country. Those shoes are
fastened across the feet hy a leather strap with a piece
of sheepskin upon the instep to prevent the fool being
galled hy the pressure ot the wood. When they walk
along the pavement they make such a clatter, that, tie
lore I I come aocustoim d toil, I frequently turned round
t i sec it a horse w as not coming upon me. You w ill Ik*
surprised to learn too, that tho ir *.» trace chain is mu
vet *J*« d lor their draft h»»r*cs, hut that large ropes sup
ply tin ir place, and you will he astonished to hear that
• hr luuihling-i in to a cart its till to he introduced, and
that to unload a horse cart t e drivt* takes out his I
In rse and tips up shafts and nil. As common out door I
lid* n rs you see as many, if not more females than
males. Runnels do not torm any part of the costume ot i
females in a im nisi! capacity. ’1 hey either go t»are
headed or wear a little enp of muslin both summer and
winter, wet or dry, holydays as well as working day*.
\ lady told me she would dismiss a servant from her cm
ploye-cni the moment she mourned a bonnet. Another
singular custom of this country is, that no child goes out
«I doors i.imccompanii d by a servant, parent, or friend.
( Rctnrmlx r. r/u/i/ here means an unmarried vouug ladv,
or a boy under \l'l years old.) These cliilihtn goto
scln <1 in no omnibus, which calls every morning at the
parent’s door, and returns them in the sane way when
the school closes |br the day. There is no lun for a boy
here. The Master, or some one in authority, alwavs
attends them in all their sports or pastimes. The
ilnldrcn dress much like grown persons, and have quite
a premature nppet.ratire, looking like old men and wo
men. This close confinement, together w ith their spare
diet, no doubt causes the puny and small frames so char
acteristic of the Frettt h.
You may feel some curiosity to learnsotnething of the
climate of Paris. When we arrived here, on the 10th
td November, there bad been i.o frost. The roses were
still blooming. In the months of December and Janu
ary tin re was snow several times, and on the 16th of
February there was snow to the depth of four inches.—
Rut during those three months there was tniteh pleasant
w eather, and during every serene and mild day it was an
intt resting sight n, behold hundreds of joyous children,
ueeoinpaniid bv their nurses or friends, sporting in the
tiardi ii ol the Tuilh rns. I have seen grey headed men
paus< and look on their innocent amusements, probably
to ret ail happy hours t» at have with them fled forever.
To accommodate any one who wishes to sit and look on,
or to rest, there are chairs in all parts of the garden, to
rent, fur one sous the hour.
■ or » urt-ary, rainy nay, mere is no piece IIK<; rariS.
You may walk a mile under a covered way, or you may
visit one of the many Mos< urns, Palaces or Picture Gal
leriis. \» st»nl.iy it rained, and being at lensure, with
a friend I proceeded to the Marine Museum. Hero is
a model lor every kind of craft, from a jolly -boa! to a
seveniy^lour, riggi d out completely. There are models
ol ships in everv e?age ol the process of building, all kinds
of marine instruments, caution, cordage, dry-docks, ca
bles, &.c., &.<•. One of the most interesting objects is a
pyramid compost d of the relics of a ship sent many
years since to discover the North West Passage. The
ship was wrecked on an i-iand, desolate and uninhabit
ed, and the crew perished of hunger. The French gov*
crno.enl, actuated by a sympathetic feeling for these un
fortunate men, sent a ship to look for th»m. The ma
tennis forming this pyramid were the fruits of this ex
prdiiion. I he smallest article found was carefully pre
served and brought home—among thorn are hoards, on
w hirli the unhappy, starving sailor’s names are carved—
the pyramid is ten feet high. Another object of singu
lar curiosity, is a miniature representation of the princi
pal s* a-ports of the world, covering a surface of 12 feet
in diameter, m which the streets, the houses, t l.e public
squares, the groves, the ships at anchor, the forts, fkc.,
kc\. are represented. It is not a painting, hut a model,
in which the six story house is \ inches high, and so in
proportion to the smallest cabin. All seemed perfectly
natural, and much resembled Lynchburg or Lexington as
seen from the top of the Cold mountain inAmherst. From
the Marine Museum I went to the Slundisli Gallery, a
valuable collection of old paintings, hooka and drawings,
presented by an Knglishman of that name to th«* Frei ch
government under the following circumstances: He
had intimated to the Prime Minister of Knglami, that if
lie could be made a Paronet, this valuable collection
should Ire presented to that Government. On receiving
the reply that honors were not a matter ol bargain and
sale, he. made a donation of this valuable treasure to the
French. After spending some time here, I went to the
Kgvptian Gallery and wandered with surprise and de
light amid the relics of years unknown to the present
generation. I saw there samples of wheat, found preserv
ed in their monuments, mors than two thousand years
iold. It looked plump, and of the species of while
wheat, ». F.
i -
JiltamerUiil.—The interesting and well authenticated
report nf a drliraie sorgical operation, performed in
Georgia, while the patient, under ihe mesmeric influ
ence was in a slate of entire unconsciousness, (on the
lirsl pane,) w ill attract the attentiun of (he reader.—
Whatever may be thought nf the exhibitions which the
professors of the occult science of Mesmerism have some
times made, and in some ol which dnublless artifice and
collusion have been resorted to for the purpose of cheat
ing the senses of Ihe spectators, there can be no doubt,
in this instance, that, by its powerful though mysterious
agency, the patient was rendered insensible to the keen
•dge ol the surgeon’s knife, which, in her natural state,
would have been aen'ely painful. Its benefit in suripi
cal operations, therefore, must be inappreciable to thnse
[ whu may unfortunately be compelled to resort to them.
W-1 lie W bigs of Cincinnati have ai Meted a victn
ij in th* charter eleriiim. Wm. Spencer (Whig) it
eleeletl Major, and the Council stand* 17 Whigs io 13
I iiieuc.
The Olofie announce* N Carroll .M icon as a
nd'is-ii cat dida-e |„ represent ihc L< udnun Congressional
district, in w In. I. iheie are thru* Whig candidal**, who
.nder aasoranccs, frisjiieinlv rc.irraicd, in public merl
mgs and otherwise, ilist there would lie no l., colnco on
th* turf, have been kept on the track f ft is not too
lue. however, lo .Ideal thus Ivitk. and we cannot doubt
(hat il will be dune.
.1 Tyln hum (t/ipoiiifcr/.—The New York Ciaxeite
•f the 14ill inst. unit's Hint J. \V. Medtilfc. Esq , hav
mg resigned i| e i ffice of Clerk of the l . S. District
Ci.url in Him city. to avoid lieu g turned out, the office
has been given to Aleinnilt r Cardie r. Km,.. . brother
of Kx President Tj let's wife.
k HIES. I he papers colilam numeroua areounts ol
lires. 1 here have bet n desinieliveliree.it Tmy, (N.
kerk.) rrenloti, (New lersey.) At demon retnt house,
(S. C.) three it, I., Vnnt„i, t Ky )and others of less con
sequence m oilier places.
I he Penns) Ivania House ol Kepreer ntatives has
passnla loll appropriating from the Sta'e Tn usury fill.
(HHI lor the n In I ol the atillirers in the city ot Pittsburg,
releases their Suite and county taxes for the years |Sp">,
40, 47 and f4S, and mutts the lie* m*ea taxi d upon
dealers m merchandize, whose eslubli.-ltinciiis have been
destroyed.
0T A pulilii! meeting has been held in Ilnltitmire. to
devise means lor the reltefuflhe Pitlslnirg sullerets,eotn
mil tees were appointed to receive sutiscipinins—and the
Common Council of the city was ret|Ufs!ed to remit im
mediately S'iOOU in onlieipation ol the contemplated
collection - a reqitrst which, that body being in session,
was promptly complied with.
Ocr The hill granting the llallimore and Ohio Rail
Knud the right of way through Pi nnsylvimia, which
some days ago, passed the Senate of that S ate, has been
rejected by the House ol Representatives, hy a vole of
33 to 53.
AMIIKRS P VOTERS.-AT I'KNTION.
1 he “Sw.ui” will he ready at HI o'el ck. on
the moriiino of the election, to carry to Dillard's Prc
cinct, all the \\ inns ol l.yncliburg and vicinity, who
have votes iu Amherst.
“One fire more, my hoys.”
HARRISON.
01511 tTAItV.
Drpar’.Kl lliis IiI'h hi tin-9lb insl., M., Mns. Sinm
I’hvoii, iIih w iloiiCC.il, Jn.i, l’rynr,.il I'ry.ir’. YhIh,
Amhrrst cnuniy, V* ani-il ,3 y,aM, 3 niunilia ami II)
days, after a slmrl nliack uf Dili,ms lotlm-iiza.
— --f on tlif Pib inal., \\ m. (» M , infant run uf
<J. V. l.ayriHantl KliztU'tb \Y. I.aynu, the yiumlaua ul
John Jsi (Sarah l’rvur.
I'll!' Hi lijjinua IlnalJ will pb'iise Cu|iy the above
notices.
— - . cl bis resilience in Albemarle, on the Stli inst.
Henry T. Harris, Ks.j-, atied 50.
u viniacH iiAiiiti:r,
For the week endinu Saturday, ipril 10, 1815.
Below in a correct statement of the Market lor the
past week.
Tobarco.— Old Luge. $1,20 to 1,30; new Lug*, $1
30 to $2,50. Leal, inferior, $2,00 to 2,50; eoiiiiiioii
$2,50 to 3,60; middling, $5,50 in 4.00; good $C»,00 t«.
10,00; No line manufuctuimg in market—would con,
mand Irom $10 to 13,
fW.—it 5 Irom wagons; Stock light, and in good
demand.
If lout. — lied 05; While 70 els. per bushel.
Grain.—(mho 40 rents per bushel from wng.»n;
Oats,sheaf 45 to 50 cents per hundred ; cleaned 22 to
55 cents, per bushel. li ve, none in market.
Clover and Grans Seeds. — tdover Seed, $3,75
per bushel, Irom wagons; $1,00 from store; Tnno
iliy, $2.25 to $2,50. Herds (*iuss, 02} Irotn waggons
Provisions—*IJ.icot., 0} I > 7 cents Irom wagon, 7 * to 8 !
cts. Irom store, considerable quantity coming in. Hem i
$ » per hundred; Meal, 45 els. per bushel Irom wagon.
Fish.—Shad, $7,00 to $8 00 per hbl.; Herrings notu
in market; Mackerel, No. I, $13, No. 2, $0,50. No
3, $8,
Coffee.—St. Domingo, 7 to 7} cents per lb.; Rio, 8
c 9} cents; Laguira ill to 10 cents; Java. 12} to 15 cts
uba 7 2 to 8.
Swsar,—Brown, New Orleans, 7} to 9 cents per lb..
Porto Rico, 8 to 9 cents per III.; St. Croix, I 1 to 12}
cents per lb.; Loaf, 12} to 17 cents per lb.
Candles.—'Pallow, 12} to 15 cents per lb., Sperin, 33
to 37} cents per lb.; Hull &. Son’s, 15 to 17 cents per lb
Whiskey.—Common. 2G to 30 cents per gallon, from
fwpguii: from store, 31 to 33 cents. Reetilied, 40 to 45
rum wagon.
Brandy,—App'e, 37} cents per g.il'un ; Peach
] 75 cents per g.spu'i.
Colton W i,>s.—Factory prices: 1 Gto 17 cts. per lb as
sorted.
Iron.—Bar Iron. $75 per *on from boats, $ 0 from
Store. Pig, $'5 per ton.
Slent. — B'n ered,G§ to 8 cents per lb.; («• , n. n, 15 to
'G cents.• Sbc.K 20 to 25 cents per lb.; C» i Su el, 20
to 25 cm. per lb.
Uascen Oil.—70 cts. Lamp, $1,00 to I Viper gal
loll; Tall per*, $ 15,(10 to 18,00 per bill.
Pro'her.—Cootl Sole, 19} to 18 cents per lb.; Dam
aged Sole, II in 15 cents per lb.
Powder.— Blasting, $4,00 to 4.25 per keg; R He, $5,
50 to G,00 per keg.
Il’oof.—Wool, 20 to 28 cents per lb.; Wool Rolls,
I none in market.
i.oat ana tutaa.—ui'tirinnoiis crnin |» r misnei
Anthracite, $3,00 per lull. Ouli and mixed Wood $2
per cord; Hii kury,$2,00 per curd.
Apples, dried, 0 00 lo 0 00
i Allspice (per lo.) 0 14 lo 0 17
Almm 0 01 lu 0 10
Holler, No 1 (p”r lb.) s?arco 0 10 lo 0 00
j Cheese 0 71 lo 0 10
i Beeswax (per lo.) 0 25 tu 0 00
Deer Mils (ppr’o.) 0 00 lo 0 12
Featheis (per Hi.) 0 25 lo 0 30
Klnx-eed (per bushel) 0 021 lo 0 75
Ginger, (per lb.) 0 10 >u 0 121
Honey, #irahicd (njnu in inarlel)
Ginseng, 0 30 (u 0 35
Heinp (perlnn) 70 00 lo 0 00
Indigo (per lb.) I ,50 to 1 75
Jeans (per yd.) (none offering) 0 00 to 0 00
I.insey (per yd.) do
Linen Tow (per yd.) 0 10 to 0 00
do. Flax (p-ryd.) 0 121 to 0 00
Lard, No I ([ r lu.) 0 07 lo 0 071
Lerd, (per lb.) 0 05 to 0 001
Madder (per lb.) 0 20 lo 0 25
Molasses (fgel.) 0 371 In 0 40
Nails, (per lb.) 0 051 to 0 00
Peaches. dl»d. pe’lii none in market, 2 00 to 2 50
Peaches, i! red i' "i! u none in mat ket. 0 00 to 0 OH
PMs'er, (per iui) 8 00 to 8 50
Pepper, (it 'u.) 0 14 to 0 171
It ire (p 'f hi) 0 05 <o 0 00J
Salt, (per sack) 2 33 to 2 371
Shot (per lug) I 50 lo I 75
Senera Sn. ke Boot (per lb.) 0 10 lo 0 18
Soap, Drown (per lb.) 0 05 to 0 08
Tallow t) 00 m 0 07
Teas 0 75 lo 2 00
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 5 per ct. prem.
Baltimore 1 do
Boston do
Philadelphia do
New Orleans par to J do
St. Louis 5 to I per ct.o’is.
Charleston par
Nashville 14 m2 do
Louisville J to 1 j do
Cincinnati 1 in I do
Bank Notes North Carolina 1 per ct. dis
“ South Carulma I per ct. dis
i'cuuwwce 0 per ct. di.
KflKltftlTS I 1* ani> IMlWN line tWiVVl.. !
TohacCM, leaf (per hogshead) | 00 |
D**. manufactured, (prr box) 10 I
Flour, (per bbl.) 121 I
liar Iron, (per ion,) 1 00 I
Pig Ison, ( per ion) l 00 '
Lead and Shot, (perlou) 100
Planter, (per ton) l no
All other articles, (per UK)) 10
$‘20 prr. bunitmt J'or l\tbaecot unlit by John //
Tyr$r% ('ofinniuitm JUrclinnt.
\ add. during ihe past week, I hhd. Tobacco, for Mr.
Douglas II M irshiH of Campbell, ai $*20 per bund, and
one for Mr lleuhin |) Murker of Pinny Ivania, a» $1 I,
‘2.r», both bbda. houghi hy David W Rurion.K'i| Minn
lecturer I Idol tor Mrs. Nancy Wood of ( tniipls*)!, at
$1*2 *>!•» I rough! hy Nelli Halsey ftqr , Mauolaciure-r- l
pared «•! lotwc l ebaeco lor Mr. W m. Lindsay id Camp
h« ll,nl $L*»—and hi* second* ai $(i I parcel fur Mr.
Robert \ Lindsay, same oounly nl $l.i and his seconds
at .1 \ all bought hy Mesara. Hunt {s N\ ard Mauuhictur
er*—4 Mots of shipping fur Mr John D.imol ut ( low
lutte, *2 ai $>,00and ‘2 c( $6,(10 average, 7 and I hhd
tor Mr. .iolui N. Pavne ol (‘mnphell, nt $7,*20, and hi*
In a** ‘2 hlnla. nl $1,00 per hundred each
i ii i \ in r
MUSIC A * COACIiST.
\MLn|( ,\L < ONCLUT will he held nt the court
house, in the town of Liberty, Iledford County,
on Monday the *2Mh inst.. hy the l:uli< u of ihe village —
the proceeds lo he applied to the contnleiiun o| the Kpis
copal Church now erecting. Mrsos Winkler nod lb.*
r«»otri distinguished musicians, having kindly tendered
their w-rviet H, n in h ihuwchI emertnimr < nt moy he
expected—Music upon the Piano, II trps, b'lu'c. Ylolnt
and (•uitar Commencing at 7 o'clock, P. M aud the
price ol admtviion *0 cents. The ladies eoiifldeullv ex
pcci and respectfully solicit tlu public patronage.
April *21 It
i\i:vv tixii I'Aviiiovinijf
of i£io.v.# u r.
1111 IE Biitwerilwr rum rut her thanks in her lrioml« nnil
I ihe pullin' gr-nonilly, fur the lihernl pnlnmiiuti ,h,<
h::8 hcrt'loforo ri'oeivril, Olid ri’8|itrllullv miltt'ilu noun
I'.MiHiiee uf llio same. Mif lots jusl roeeived hoi aupply
ul kimi unable Mii.i.inapt, iiirliiiling ihr usual
A'aiioly of
Nil It, IIIIIIIMl: till till, Ol'Et ATI! t tv,
AMI Mllll* IIOftlMHTA, Ar.
Ms", hair anil hraul I! onnota, hleaohetl mil repaired, in
llio bt'si manner, ami ai llio thunem nothin,
JANE 8|MPM»N. 1
April 21 |t It’
Tlit sTi;r,s xoTiei;,
f | M IE on iliiurs u| vr. Frincia S Miller nut monllun
i oil tiy name in llioiloeil uf Truai, llinne !’* him In ,
ti n iimli rsiiiin'il, nro lespooifully ii'ipimli d In u alio
hmiu n Ilnur ol.uniR lu llio undersigned,ur uno uf ihrm, un j
ut liifuro llio lirsl iluy uf May mxl Ii is I ho « ish ul
tl*'' mult -siuneil in bring ilieir irniuuu'liuiiR an Trimlirw
ul tin-hiiul Miller lu a clugn. JNO. DAWS
J. WII.I.S,
Apiil 21 ui
roi: him .
f I fillu \\ OODKN 1 h.NEMEN'I*. uno tliMiro bIhmto
R Messrs, I ,eo ft. ItnliortH'ri (iruorry Sluro. Ibma
esaiun given Will June ut xl, if nut souner.
C. POE, Ag'i. I
_ April i _ adr
Ai.aiiuk supi.lv «.f /*.//*/■:« iMArwva.'
nouni iti.vo and 11it t: sett/•;p;jv.s.
braulijttl mul cheap, just received sml Ihr sale hy
I’AYNK & UKKUOIIY.
April 21
!()(} ItKAMM :i|* and I .' Mi i mm r. in i I' .-. Ived
9 »»•*! i'orsale l»y I’AYNK & <«UK(.(>KY.
April 21 2t
\ N iissiinmcnt nl l.edgera, Journals, l):iy II.hiKs,
' * 1.Idler Hooks, Iteeord Hooks, Invoice llunks,
( nsh Ihinks, Hill Hunks, Sheriff’s Hooks, Mciunruodum
Books, just In hand—fur sale bv
I’AYNK k UltKUOItV.
April 21
St„ 11 -I S, A'c„ .IT .iVCTHKY.
1)1 l|S| ANT to a decree ef the eireuit superior onnrl
I ol law noil ehmierry of Amherst cuunly, pniniuin
end mi the hist day ul March, IMA, in the case of
Vlnrrioll fs llardcsiv. and others, I’lainliffs, agninat
I'.men fc, I’cndh ion, and oil,era, Delemh.nis, ihc under
signed, upftoinn il a commissioner for the purpose, will
expose tu *.i|p. ni pulilic nueiliiu, in front of the puhllit
six le, ai Amherst court house, uu the third M uiday in
May licit, (being court dev,) the following
* la \ V 14 * .
vi7.Cynthia, (’aihariue, Norburne, Ainanda, lames,
A-gy. .lesse, Sophia and her child Margaret, Will,
(Sophia's smi.) I.utv, Jnaeph, Jordan and l.ewis. Also,
one grey Horse, one hi ick I lurse, one I’lano, one Cow
and ( all, une lied and Kurnilure, nr so much of Nani
property as will he necessary tu raise the amount requir-.
ed hy said decree. Tcrma cash.
Wm. m. WAl.I.KU,
Sheriff Ijf.'hnhrnt County, and at tucli eominiuioner,
liy Julia II hietlicad, Ills Or/mly,
April 21 wtlOM,
A. tv« : I iii \*;to\, ti d.,
M A VINO I.OCATI. I) Iff
unuurr, niiofonocoujyir,
OFFERS Ills SKIltirtS TO THE fCBI.IC llE.xt.ltx l.t.f, « Nil
will he ready to alleud to professional calls,
nl all times during the day anil night.
April 21 __ _ xvI m
To Mason* and o«lrl Follow*.
AN assortment of tuimmisxh ron llruxt.m.roin
prising (fold mill Silver I 'ringr, Hold and Silver
l.nrr, (JoId mul Silver Stars, l.olil mul Silver Tassels
Cold unit Silver llraid anil Silver Hurl in I'ringr \r
J. II. KITZUIUUONS.
April 21
r[1KIMMIN(.Sf„r Military Cunts. Also, one pun n|
JL line Silver Epaulette*, at
.1. II. FlTZGIBHONS.
April 21 ,*
ONE el the finest ./rnt/llt/.M'V ever ini
ported inlu the United States, tor sale, at
J. 11. FITZGIUBONS’.
April 21 is
J 1S T itiSCM
K/h BOXES OF OllAiNGES ANU LEMONS,
r/l/ fit! boxes of Raisin*,
fid jars nf fresh Prune*,
100 drum* of superior fine Fiji*,
10 barrels of Pippin Apple*, at
I. 11. FITZGIBBONS’.
April 21 is
jv-o iF6/*i..vi.vc
AT “HEAD QUARTERS,”
A SUPERIOR AWOkTMENT Or
Coufcclioiiaiy and l'anry Articles.
J. II. FI 1ZGIUBONS.
April 21 ts
Extract from a letter from a Mimbik or PntUIMEtrr, da
led **Pittsburgh, Canada, Mat 27, thtd.”
.Mu Dr rtr Sir ; —
in New York, last winter, I was afflicted; a* I
▼ * hud be«n (or more than trn year*, with a distiessing
\sthvnu ; I purchased two bottles of Wistnr's Itiilriuin of
\\ ilu ( herry, and before I had finishedone bottle 1 felt much j
belter, fly the time 1 had taken the second I was quite tcell,
und have not since been troubled in the least,
M V disease was formerly so had that i could not attend to
my duties in the House: but now, thank God, I am able to
see lo my business regularly, and I hope, next session, toat
tend to ruy my parliamentary duties.
1 am, sir,
Yourok't servant,
II. GOUGE, Mem. of Prov. Parliament.”
The above valuable medicine is for salt* by
I) It. LYMAN, Druitglit, LijncliOut‘6r, Va.
April ‘J 1 It
TOOLS.
Cl ARPKNTFJiS, Blacksmith's, Tanner's,and Curri
J cr's Toold, uf various hinds &: qualities, just lo liau
or salt? low by H. B. U XV, A. RICHARDS.
Sept 1^ # t«il
'
.vtunr rr^Trtr ffrmiwrf
II > UlJlllfH AweCr.
ON every Tuesday a il Friday nights, throughout
the aeawin, I shall at catly candle light,sell a large
and desirable assortment ut Dry DimmU, Shoes and llard
war*», Cuilery. Ike, via : Ciliroea, Oinghams, Cheeks,
Tickin»?a, brown and black Domra!in, table Cloths,
Counter panes. Panti.loon stuff and Vestings, Towels,
e«»ttoii and N.lk Handkerchief*, Suspender*, shaving
Soap, Brushes, Hi*ont, ten and table Spoons, Hcissoro,
pocket nml pm Knivc*. work Stands, spool Stands, Nee
die*. Pi ts, Cologne Wafer, Whips, Cowhides, C- flee
Mill#, Mrittnnnia Coffee and Tea pot*.—Also a large as
aortment of Shoes. Hoots and Palin leaf llata, and va
rioim other g'xida, too numerous to mention.
P S. 'The attention of the trade ia respectfully «o)i
eiunl at these sales, <* they will he worthy of attention
ciiaui ks rmci i's. Atietv.
Apni: Itjf
4 loth*, rnssltiterfs, Ae.
Ol II stork of Cloth*, Cassimcre*. Vestings, Dril
ling*. Drap D’F.tes, Summer Cloths, Cmtwti
t loth*, iwe.. is very large, and will he offered at eg
trsmely h.w prices NIC 1101.S & BKI.C.
April 14 w4«if
5,000 I **
800 v.l* Tmv linrn, mul
A Pup t< i ..I Mpn.nSi’pH, fur rmIt* In, liy
.MOHIUSUN, WATKINS fc CO.
April l l yvk’wif
A mi DON'S HATS.
* Jt r t m g Style,
ON HAND, it supply uf Hl»rk nml Drill HATS,
uf"Aini.limV nianufm'turi*—rv.lly lipnuiifnl.
Nil IIOI..S (k IIKI.I .
April | | « l« if
rim-: ri ym,
(gJIM.I.K and double barrel iiial opened, anil fiir r.ale
r»l. he«;,, II. u. k \V. A. Hil lIAIIDS.
Sept Hi util
If 'Ml IS Kit IV II •!/MS Mi Mi IV.'
HU) UOOI) MOUNTAIN WDISKKY.
•>l) “ Ob I live, ilu nan \\ t
usi's be.I, |u Store nml lursalnnn acrninmndtilliig terms
I.KK I. K()III'.II i s
M»mh |y la If
4 leffis unit 4'uHKiunrtH.
I t NT b! hind n arnnl variety nfsntcndid FIlKJYi'H
•P /.y;> fj\t.7,;,s/f ( i.brns .i.yd it.ss/
Mh.Hh.S. fiiim rominnti to llie lineal goods macular
lined. — ,\I, n variety id' Vesting*, all nf which will
he sold uiiiisually low. TU It Mb It N. UUHWKI.U.
April 17 || I.
Ciond* nl llliolnnlf.
(iOUN I HY ,\1 KKCI I ANTM. and others huyini
J Ouisls In sell again. are respeelliilly invlleil to
mill and exsininn niy very huge and desirahle .lock of
Spring and Summer (bind*.
(trial /jirignins will lie nflrrrd, pnrltcnlurly for IWi
or to punetuul euatoiiieis six iiiouili. credit.
K. J. BURTON.
April 17 ta if
iklOO ItUWillU.
BY sulhnrt'y nl the Common Cmmeil of I .vncliliiirg,
" reward of ONK III NDHKO OOKLAUS i,
oflrretl for the deleetiiiii and conviction nf the unpiinei
pled peraou or nonius, who, on ilm night of the V7th
lust., injured the file plug, nod let lonae the w ater upon
the atreclaul the totvn. S. Oll t.l ll),
Kngineer in chief of the
I-yii' lihurg lloac Company.
March HI |„,
lirtM rnrtelu
'I In* iiiosl t:i >liion:ilrl«* N|>l<* of
SPRINO Sc 5UIVI1YU.n. OOOSS.
Mi. .P. ItllMITiKX
IS now receiving n very extensive oasorlment tyring
nod Siiirmn (tumh, to w hich he mvitciii he alien
lion ol nil w ho wish In indulge their lustc ill tile moil
luxurious style and at the lowest prices.
April 7 I*
FOR PHIVATEdAirir
AVRIIY Idkcly JS'KUliO HOY. about 10 or 12
years ol age. A bargain may lie had by early
application to C. I’DKLHS Anl’er.
April 17 la
.VO TMt'Mi.
J DAY K taken Inin co-partnership lit the practice nf
I Medicine, Surgery ice., my smi. Dr. Win. O.
Owpn.
Offlco »rur my rraiiloncp on 8d 8lrppt.
WM. OWRNS.
April 14
Ihiilt linr of‘l*ncl4«‘l n»nH for
■ mwmmm
scaTTsnu.F. mat rrjvcunuiia.
ON ami nficr the Kith nf March, our Iron I’sckei
(Irtnia w il> leave Uichmoml, from nor landing at thn
head ol the Ihisitt, ni .r> I*. M. daily, (Sundays except
ed.) arnve in SnoltsviHn next morning at 10 A. M., and
in l.ynnhburg next morning at I A. M. Hti hour,
through. Passengers remain on Imard until 5.
NKTI KNINti.
I .cave l.ynchbnri; daily, (Sundays excepted.] at f» A
M. mol arrive in Hiclnnond next day, at I p. M. 01
hours through.
. ..,,0YL>* EDMOND & DAVKNPOKT.
March 3 ls
m:u
Turner 4* Hurtrell,
A MK now receiving their Biipplv of MI'KINIJ A
■x*- MJIWW Hit IIOODS, which was selected
with care in the northern cities from the lutest imports
lions, and eiohraccH a great variety both of
Maplr anil I'nncy Uoods,
all of which they arc disposed to sell at a sum 11 advance
and perhaps quite as low as any other house in this place.
They w ill he pleased to exhibit their slock to all whu
may favor them with a call.
Apnj 10 t, if
BOOTS, lT\i: HOOT'S.
Thom
MUSS * SOBS,
at 5 to 7 iioli.ara;
JUST RECEIVED AT
i « iin u. in e i: n • s.
March 13 6tif-»-6lvf
WAIISn OKTII, Tl is \i:r a Co.
Iiuporleri and Di aim in Foreign and Uomnlie
1» R V ii O (>IM ,
.Vo TJ Main Street,
Richmond,
VRE now receiving, and will continue to receive
during ilie seas hi, an unusually /urge and dnira
Uc stock of
GOODS.
which will he selected with great care expressly for the
Virginia and North Carolina trade.
They most respectfully call the attention uf Merchants
visiting lids City to their slock, sssuriug them that
their principle ol doing business is to consult the mutual
interest id their custodiers and themselves, by keeping
such articles of Doth
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
as cannot fail to give complete and entire salisfaclmn.
Those Merchants, who hsve been In Ihu habit uf vis
itirg the Northern cities, will find it to their advantage
tu jive them a call.
Kichatand, March 20 2m if
i’nucjr mid Staple bill bOOIMti
II IIOl.ESJl.E A.VD RETAIL.
jobn a. aan
Has i hi* new spring *n.i Summer
SUPPLY OP' STAPLE *nd FANCY GOODS,
•rlrrinl lrn<n ilit> Itr H and miil lwl]f *tuck» in th* Nurih
rrn Clitic*, and in qualify ami chcapnea* of price* equal
to any in the State, lie intuit cordially aolicita a cad
(mm all in want, ataurintr them that ev^y paina will ho
taken Iti give enure aatialartion. A lit! of ariicle* toot*
priding hia stork ia deemed entirely net leu. A tall to*
•ortiuent will be found.
I Ionian Omni rraprcl fully ralla I hr atlanlinn nf lk*
pulilir in lua largr ami writ ailrrlrd ainrk nf IIA I H, of
all kiuda anil ipialitira, and fur all ages ; al*n If liOK.S nf
all ipialilli a for liuili w xra ul all agra ; ilia aaanrtiornl
tiring mmplrla, and lua full aupply nf BOOTS.
THL'NkM, CARPKT BAOS. fca. Tnraa will tan
Iniind in hi* Hof and .S/iur oalaliliahinml, whara Mr.
Noilnnl/ w ill hr glad nf iippnriiluilira nf shinslug III*
alnnk, and srlling at ilia imaii t-rnannaldr priraa.
JOHN U. MR CM.
April 7 la if
flf TTF.U.
\FF.\Y FIRKINS II. Sayrr’a Family Bntiar. f*.
calvad, l,y MrDANIKI. k McCORKt.F..
April H la
i VAI.I UH.I:Tii\0 PIIOPEKTY
ron a Aii u.
TIIK ntwnrllir? m nuiliniiwd by lli*
nunrf. in u.ll tln> vnlnnMr Iwn »tnry
IIKK'K I)'\ KI.I.INU HOU.SK. fur
inrily In'lungittg in llm K<iuit> >>f Jimenii
i n> in < |i., nmmiru "ii < uuii'ii mrn, nnjiMimiy mn
tcauh'ttcc nl Cnpl. Ammon Hancock. It it one of lh#
most convenient Mini plea-ant houses in town, and it
! worthy tin* uitrntiun ul‘ ibme wlm wii.ii to purchase real
I rat a to in Lynchburg, Terms made known on ar|l*ca
| in me. I1K.NUY DUNNINGTON.
March 31 is if
/..IS I' SlIIS’.m .YT og.vn
mtons.
iar K «n> mikluUK (n |Hiri'hn«" utxiui flO NKGHOES
»T III Ii hIi hi'Ximi, lu rumplrlf* uiir Inal ■liipmunl f..r
.l\l« m'ti*in, »nii will p»y ilir lull Itu luiK.inl pnrm,
i>p|ilim<lim he mu ill' elmrily. II AMT Ik l)A\TN.
Jim »:i ft f|
KfrirtlirrN oftlio I rolirn.
f If IMS diwase ih uncommon, and often so alarming a
I 1 to demand the fir.it and chief notice of an rxjTriens
' **d Physician,
There ia no part of the Urethra w hieh may not he nar
row rd by a ttricture. The first syiupti nm of w hirli a
pat inti i afflicted will, tin* disease most frequently com
plains, am an inability to retain hit w ater so long ia u*u
I al. ao obscure nmtx*inc*s ehottl the setii.aiid an alteration
in the stream rf urine, w hich, instead of being full and
equal, ia smaller than tonal, and is lurked, spiral or scat -
■ t« r«tl. The first symptom put noticed compels the pa
1 item to rise once or tw ice in tlu* night, to void his urine;
and lie also gen#1 rally finds dial a greater force ia ncces
*ary In its complete expulsion limn helms been in tho
I habit ttf exerting, in rnnw quence of the rcsistanea made
j to the free passaqn of tlie wder by the atriciure. N«n
< iirmil emiHsiotiH are n coin non symptom of this com
plaint; and sometimes there is a mucous discharge from
j the Urethra, which is seen adhering to the bottom oft he
receiving vessels. When the disease is of a very ag
gravated nature, the urinn will • lien become quite
while, and he mixed with matter or hh»nd, there will he
great difficulty nml jMiin in voiding the urine, and liko
wian much general debility.
The immediate cause nl stricture in a slow inflnmma*
lion in the part affected, which oecasinna a thickening n
the canal and a depoailiun of mllieaivp matter nroiind (half
tli'ckctiing, so ns to produce a diminution of the diameter
| of the canal, and that w haiever gives use to considers
h|e irritation in ttin Urethra, may prove a cause of atrio
Inre there. Hence the disease v« ry frequently follows
Honorrluen; or it may he induced hy drinking nr riding
hard, and hy direct injury of the part. When a pa
tient laboring under Gonnrrhon, is so imprudent as to in
dulgn in luird ruling and free drinking, he exposes him
self to the most powerful cans* * of the present malady,
nml nurli ns rarely tail to produce it in i's worst forms.
When a patient is able to procure the assistance of an
able medical practlonrr, he should immediately avail
himself of it, and implicitly adhere to the instriirtions
| given; hut, unhappily, ignorance and inattention arc
so much more common than their op|MMltes; and it ia an
indi*pntnh|e fad that a vast number of |>cr*nus afflicted
with the present complaint find it n difficult matter to ob
tain judicious and efficient aid; Hurl even some w ho eti
oy ampin pecuniary means attain to it only a Her a long
and pair.fill search.
Hr. llum.K.r is nut unjustly echbrated for the re
moval and euro of stricture of the Urethra, a number of
years exclusive practice in this particular bntnnh of tlm
profession, fully warrants the assertion tli.it lie will un
dertake the worst and most protracted eases, and effects
perfect cure. References given if required.
frh Office one door below the Trinity Church. At
tendance all hours during the day and evening.
Richmond, Dec. 19 ta if
<'in:.nm iit>.tii:stics.
rnilK SUBSCRIBER. Agent for the •'Rotkerw0tHl,*
A Factory, Kingsport, Teimeeaee, offers fur sals
10 hnli-s very stout-1 4 Sheetings, in which will
ba s.ilil ■ bargain. GEO. IIAGBY.
Jan. 13 Iaif
LOCKS AM» IIINKI'.I.
AVI'.RY large supply of l.nrki, Hiitifn, Haiti, and
Huiltlinj Mulcrittli, uf almost every kind usually
purchased in a I hmlu'ttrc Stnre; just received, for aala
h ap. by II. B. k W. A. RICHARDS.
Sept Hi iaif
a rru. mtUDi”
i)I\ BBI.S. good A 1*1*1.E III!ANDY, just reeeired
'~v/ and fur aala. LEE k ROBERTS.
March 17 tail1
Itltsiiclicaicr Colton Oxnuburtf* nnd Do
mcatlca.
flUIK SUBSCRIBER, agent fnr the Manchester
■ Cnttnn and VVunllen M iiiulucturing Company, »f
lei a for H'tle
III bill.m heavy Nu. I Ozuaburgx,
10 •• •• 2 do.
5 “ " 4 4 Sheeting,
5 “ l‘ 3 4 Shirting.
GEO. BAGBY.
Jan. 13 ta if
.ir i9 leif.VTiriinvi.YTiiii.
ANTED at this Office, an Apprentice to lha
Printing hnsinena, A buy about 14 or 15 yearn
old would lie preferred.
TOLER, TOWN LEY k STATHAM,
Jan. 20 la if
HASH A WOODIIOUSE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
B o O It a AND ITATIIItlll,
137 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
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