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ttie profe.*seit t- • t t iat system with a zeal unit
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rtij'iioti. wai sott Coti tision ami otsorder. It iias been
h I Uv iie*lare.l ni tlie tl»>r ot’ ih.* s latent' Hi* 1'iited j
SHite's that ,h venali V ot'lb - L^^isla ivedepirtoi nl is
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,ll sides to lie ’ - _
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Hinal, than to h> ill sal - it \ ■ a*, *rae « r.g.ve Inn.
an ans lute c .. r . t> • er il.o c.. * . . . • • • gs "• h 11 inn n ac
1;i4i. l’ii> • til •- nay h r ganbd us u vast v-.l u.«
i>.l« 9 a poii <■. i i i v, \\ .i >se w r ss e c i out in in
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t e p ss.v. p .. . s a.v. Hv lo ir im nos he h i> b v..
enabled to • r_u >:l : so. j I • ni^ in ‘re v. .1 and pie l
sure ide t\v» ■’ ii *r e rJtnule departments *f Goveru
m-n': a >d ' . .raw :»r uud hint a ;a r -.l i> dy guard « I
s ilfrdiaa'e f’ . ■ - , no: p . I j n~s- S, \\ hose btv
S s • ■
These w , .. haw be. o lo'.cru. e 1 by tin
p oj»'e : Army-dve year< ago. and ouglit n t to bv’ ap
proved now. A ul though l s.u but slight hopes of :
change for th be. er. u > ,• r tin* pr seir « rgainziiion •
es, 1 strongest enuit s «
o'j idness uud g':i i’nde. wln-n l learned that Gen., i •}'
l ,r, with tlie wi«; in »l the statesman and t .e virtue o
t ie | striut. !i.> Idly dec ired that he would not see p
the i Hi *e i t Presidi nt as a mere par y gift, and there
by bind hi nisei t to employ i s high mi sole im trusts t
lutut- party jhirp ses. l i e pu-i:i n i- a proud, hut dan
Reruns, one. Whether th re lie $.,ui*h»ut virtue am
wis out a nong^i t ne peop! ■ t» sus am luoi in the c*m
test, tun.- ulor.e can de’er.u.ue. Hut whether no rise u
liW, i i my humbb ; nig ueni, lit dt .:vc? mur* admit a
Tr’. 1 'n,! lrr!tit!!l>- r‘ir i'* ball aMe nnt in n
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11 :a-’ c r '1'1 s tpi>wt. f ir, nn.'er existing c mini
IV i
* c.i ii a j*itMt in • jui* pr £res<, }’r »in which the fu'uri
a. at* seen with < eue tfi>:uiftness. arid we are a’fcnii l
•' i/.»- tie ,,t the imisi liial evils necev>mil. arising ni:
t it il w retched system .f par v «»r^£:t :i: st.*r i*»?». uhici
first dec
1' 1 11.' parties, — Fed
a id Republican — maintained lie ir un^mal
* ra-ed, as i y .• r->. by dearly defined dif
f r’ f , s 1 ' pmioti in r*-i»ard t * the principles a d policy
* 1 * * r • -u mis. e sh.iu d never have Wit eSe-J th
a tem;>t to rally a party on mere s etiu.ial or geographic
cal or ua.js. C »!.;si *ns we sh aid j r» hahly haveiiad -
' 1 ; **r* * ,r tli. se are iieci>sin’ v ..• *i eat to all
1 1 '-‘*v * s Oirty, but iliev \v u,d have b**en ot a
^ dim i» 1m •• i r .r *r , ,. .*{ v . vv: ;,.h \.i\v threaten us.
*11‘ • > i - d >'\ i . e I :v«.* ,j <• , 1 . ; v. t, Ml igiiuhie
• • m'd hy a v. e i v • i' :-' inder.
iS 1 • »• •' *' »'• • •• i r .. i v ,■ re ir■■ ment ul’ Mr.
M :r . lev i i:ry I>:c :.*s -the
■ • : • * ' l •. I J . r ! :. . Vetlt. It W •>•,! |
• .
-1*' >11.V’ n .'lad, ;«_rt td iii lii.s-iind ihctr re>pic:ive
t r • s — r. i_r • i lo Jo.-.u s :.*h e *n • *’t us an j adopt
- ■ - . »t c ted subserve
. • i ** were. :.s i. .
•■ ■ ■ •. • • I i..-: ty < mi j> ir ill- I < i its
* *•. j "ii - lecam • i a t_*d —
A • .
- . a . w i‘ • i.»: '■h • v i.and-. w;tii ii..- Jetl *r
e ' .V r; J I I r t '.U- i a id
i ; i s . J—j jfetier.il a:n
« ' * v ’.:. -i : :'e J ' ;I, a . : f a ■ ni-.v p 11 lea I S CtS —
- i tier i ;. . > : • ••' _: . : e i .<» n — e*e l irmej out ot’
• : _ . - tat ever entered itilu
i c . : . i. i ' d v. :hvf IJ11 -piiet, a,
' - i i ii.s v.*!•,,.-% ; r ■ -•-.it d II a ui.ife e\ir.iiid.:i iry
l P Cl.
/ r ii!i i nr l |
Tin: call* it >ss family.
• •
> s in y r paper, speaking in
i t >• ( • fthis 1 im»
by oi vi»< .ili :-. I hope y u v. ill. therefore*.permit
‘oe : ■ <*•.. ■. t :!, i i; /ji o.i- i.».pr i :i that they
.... it on A!
• •i - J * ‘A: a:. ! i : i. it i . * * to •: ite that tliey me
\v«i
. . t, j
i' > • ai* worn ia r: card to
1 _■ and in ■ uiru nt J mu*
*• ; Mod • i: : > . .. . a every {articular, t!e-y
21 lie \\ ish
p down id t io-.v order of entertainments
win* ii are m> ill-casting to refined feelings and so
cm ri u\< to >; i ■ *v, let them encourage such
rtuinment as th >se of this family.
Tin* e anpany have procured the services of
-evt :al gentlemen to -ee that all persons* are
r mitortably seated and to pit serve order, and
ladies may now -pend an evening pleasant-i
ly by visiting the concerts of this family, with
' wt the len t fear of having to retire on account
i l the di-orderly conduct ot any of the audience.
1 have seen ietkis testifying to the respec
tability and good standing of the* whole companv.
A I/tVER of Amusements.
NOTICE.
T Richard I Arid >. id p, ITgh Sh'-riflf of Campb II
Cu.m y.
Dnir Sir ; —!»«lev y »n will spo vourc nr** s order.tor
i j..» ! ;.i li h di, ;ti die I i-i ;;m I • lee i »:i, in Apr.I.
m a’..' die > •• ot • j ** *•>'**. o.i I he s cr.il systems of
-eh is. lin'.vtiil tt 1 !i c law, I them t-» adopt.
> the hai ds uf your
an e ;a . - ds « {•»:ty .1. K ss r. Junior, the
> i i . r. a i mi - r .. hin to • (• a*. it- i:i i!ie course uf txe
e a. i ■ tii- . I l - . i h' . Ci ».<'
\ 1 - • ■ i • h. .. i - cl • ! is!, i'er'.nps you <an ,
tel! hy !iis p ci V. :i- n I In I «.
Si,-. - X . .1 ; p.-r -• i h ! • o !i n ; ..! vex Vans the
*
h • ! 1 .cm •' <•: • I * • it f r o le id .1 \\ ill tie of so i.e
. i y r ly
v •. a -1 ijc >.ierdV uf i!if c le ty, to iiave a jv.l. in il.
: , a i lext annual elec ion, or at
a Prt S.*;- i.dal ih cl. n, o:. 7*.li of November. I? a.
A'..nr fiend and
Od.di-m Si-rv.iu*.
\V. ILAMBETH.
NO 1 ICE.
Th rr> pairs ami improvements in St. Ihmi’sj Churcli
i‘i-o s.ifu advanced as to permit the building to be
•a*!. pie»'., u tt>,l unopened for Divine .Suviee on Sm
,:a \ next, it il «>\l Si. As the pews will not he rented
until the we« k following, the seats will be free.
FREE BARBECUE.
At a meeting of the R nejh R xidy Club of H 11
, I - li t, on Saturday, the 2d of September.
: \\ ; i ; * l)« li.cr.iis were i avid J t-i participate it,,
w' -iie; .'li.fdtlur t i* two parties unite a..d have a
; . i ;*:* \Y t ii f r.Cs Tavern, oa Fri la; ,
i i pjl .!:*.* f S • aider, a: which limn and place ali
i vs ,-is (,n *s > flic X p s ) a e invited t > attend,
*s tii r w li • a p»! : *.d i s-.i-V ,a betvv en some ot
:i»* in s »i s'm_r. s i ii .ae: • t ea-M party.
j; wisor l -rei tin 'io* Y’iug ami Democratic papers
i,v a Ki«g a i t Da iVi.lt* b-* re«pU-Sted to C*»py t.»e
ab »ve.
'i'h.i -C i')** :'ten n 'j mrn.'ii to meet on Saturday.the
Cf! ( lie - iv aher the B.irbem-.) At which time sev.
eralau ir -ses a.IV 1'• expected.
i LLi A l ( . SHELTON. Sv’y.
f- • T e **Y.rj; i iVi'.ri.it” and "Lynchburg Re
pa: Il •n" vv i I piea-e .* {•>*.
MARRIAGES.
At i'I'-ii'-'-r-i! v if V renin, nn Tu >s 1 iv .12 li i ,<t.
!,v |5,-v Mr. M • .!•. Yirei.i'uis E. Shepherd, K„,j
i!•* Cirri n't svi 1 ■ A'iv i -itp, to MTs [-TJlnv
;i. Was.,n, s.-cuii L ,Tay..or id Cul. James II. W at
» u.
_. () , Ton sday evening, tli• 14 h in = t, in BpJ
!'r i C.i iiuv. >v the It-v J'tin W. H,«aril, Mr. (In,rot
\! J ms VI --Mary F. iJ- Waits, tauohter of Richard
I). War- il.iM . ' __
obitumiesT
!) .it•; 1 : i t ’if* it i i • I'd :iity of Pimh’in. on tli
; s it . !'e*r i aii-l pailful ilLrc!M).»
f( • P
r • >:i » litre !■ T :.i«l vi: > * With much torti
. . - - - c. ■ ■ | ei yin
W lis-K ta» >; i . I -
, j v ■ • ... j.-; *r •'.■hi s ami trials* taut t* si u-s
M . r..-i . ' , , - ~j- !:.:•» It- lends »1 ihe U d
* . v ,•. II* 11 a:i ; h .•! -*u, ii".-n is an
, wr-i. !» tV • ~ :-'.i. '• 'J a i w.i ( li CM:,:t 'l « * r pa r
, i xvii • •!i Wi.. v >•* i-ru iv : when the resii >g
hand of lime sw s Ilif her last acqnai ilance. _
T ,e pin rs uf 11 a is!e.\l i. an J those ofS'. L mi s
M i. are r qtxs'e-I i. copy.
J.• SALE >F C ARRIAGKS Ste. '
3 \ o ,1 ! Il'islinjrst ourt f r the for
. burs, mi it t Septi tubert in» v
f 8 haul - * . '-‘e* Sba U i >rd and eh
i - 1 mniissiinjer ap] out oil by Mi
ii sale, — °f“h*
at tiio Curia-r llo i«e lately ocoaord by the said J (
v Carriages, cm Ustiog of Ba t
Busies and other vc’. h-’ s.
VV !'H_\ Tedit ■ si\ month* w.t be 2Ti\on, the pin
o , ' . ,. lia h ..atisfa • irity ewalorsed.
•' ” " •' it!-'. iliV OU.N.NTNUTO.V, s. C. !,.
aa.i Co.n.ni sij ier.
Sept. 14—t20O ___
the art of ».v\cia«:
MU J f„ UARUF.TT. of iheCiiyufNew Vnrl
Wi.nld most respectfully i"''i.rm ihe Ladies an
GeolW* uf Ly»eM»*f2 *'“> vicinity, that he propos
I.,.i„,.,.r a class. 1,1 which he wnr teach the above ar
in all li various bratxl.es. Mr. G. win tfi*; lessons
, ,„p ,,r,v lie residences id's icli Ladies and Gentlemen .
- | prefer'tl.at x.ede uf i-istrucii m. These wishing to pa
Tiiciime i.i the ah.ve ac-..,,p!.shm«.t. will mH»M»*
anl aitenJanes ai.-lessi. g a nee l ■ Mr. G.,
r, xhe Krankiwi 11 •*» I.
• be pi. 11— •eitVil’
i RICHMOND MARKETS.
., . SEPlEMBER 14
- IO:t\' CO — 1 he de n*nd for shipping qualities i
r " active .ii in t-.r sev ■ ... \e ks, and prices tor sue!
• h.iv r .. •"eo ■> I < .3 cis jier Ini 1 Ire.l. We qjot.
I • -•••*••; 75 a 2 51; ( emu , Leaf g 75 a 3 50 an.
. 5 i.»; ..intu J ig 4 a so: g kj.i and tine 5 a 6 and .03
Extra manufacturing—u me ntl rnir.
, COHN “ 00 a Gl
FI.Ol'U—$5 50 a 15 75 p r banel.
1 WliE V 1’—1 I t al IVs.
WHEAT OF FA l_lJrau, bushel 123
Siieris 17
Broun Siuffs 22 1-2
0 ATS—bushel . . 28 a 3U
KL'M—New England 24a 26
W HI "KEY — in abls. 24J
I [“Ha id 1 LKJ
PROVISION" —Btens: bmitbiielJ and Tod’*
bug round 7
1 lams, extra 8 a 9
Wes’ern sides S3 a 53
bh ailiers, western 43 a 5 1-2
I .ini, in kegs 9 1 -2 a 10
.SALT—Ml! -s trill vessels 1 45 a 1 50
COFFEE—Laguayra, per lb 7 a 7J
Ri’ 63 a 73
S'- Domingo 63 a 7
■Ltva 103 a 113
1 EAS—I penal 55 a 1 26
l.mp vvder 55 a 1 00
0 | a 25 a 00
BRANDS—Otari. Dnpuy Ss Co 2 25 a 2 50
A beignette 3 00 a 3 50
Imita ton 3J a JU
- A. ►, 1 u 4 o a o j
PJLAE.SEs—New Orleans in bbls. 25
Perm R.co 28 a 130
Cuba 10 a 20
SUGARS—New Orleans 3j a 5
Pol to Rico 4 3 a 6
Ciria Muscovado* 6 a 93
Si. Croix 73 a S
4.-.at' Sugar . a 9
IRON—Pig Iron,according to quality 27 a 33
Swedes, per toil 95
EuE-si 70 a 75
4 led gar, (Richmond manufactory) 90
♦ pcolli, rv bar,according toqualuv
CANDLES—fallow ' 123 a 13
■*'i'"iui 32 a 33
i-l .41.114—ch.ar white pine, per 3000 li. 55
ii . use 1 I a 12
4 4'iank • 12 a 13
Three rpn.r. inch Flank 10 a 12
ill 4 4 i .14 — At on .in tii ..la 12a 15
4're-u lii.Mer 15 a Is
Oil- AV ter Sp r.u. p. r gal. I 12 1-2 n I 1-A
1 ii 1 s—Gree 1 s.Ind 4 a 4 3
*.l — Las sates, from wharf 00 a 1 (Mr
from store 13
SOLE LEA Ti 1 Ii ii. — For good stamp 12 a 13
1) imaged fi a II
s I EE1.—American blistered per ton 1 10
.SHOP—tii. (U
I 101\ i —per hushel—none selling.
PLAlMEK—! «nin|>, from wharf ° 3 25
o rets ot 500 las. Ground, on Rasin 1 70 !
XAIL.S—. 4i
COL i ON \ ARNS—Richmond and Manch*r#
Nos. 4a 12 i»er lb. |G 1
EXCHANGE—
Foreign : On London IT alii per cent prem:
jJOAlivSTiC.
New York C hecks X per cen f
L nnaddpiua do 4 pei cen 1
R;tl: tuiore do i per cen '
N. Carolina Rank notes, larg® { di
do <la bUiali dl
S. Carolina note* | di '
Savannah do ♦ dl
Augusta do j di J
Tennessee do 4 di
Alabama do £ a G di
Specie 4 preui
STA TE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Rep rie l ihrciitj Blair, Lie cast l Stuck Broker.
Slat-* Si'f.v i.» p.-r cent — par value $it)0—sales at par
i urporaliuu (j per cent — par value $100—sales at 98 j
Jam' s River V Kau.nvh;* Ronds, guaiantied by Hjh
S » e—98 and :he infer- st.
Exchange Ra.iU Stock—pa* value $100—none on
sale.
• Farmers] Rank Stock —par value £100—97 a 97s.
* :rgt:.ia Rank S ock—p .r value £70 -sales at 05 *
A: ; H\;. -j. r C ami Wool tiianyfuiturin-r Stock—
i ar valu - $. 00 lield at $-5.
R .m u hi i Eire As-io nation Slock—pur value £20— i
sales since Alarcli dividend at $31.
Rtchin . »d. Fiedericksbtttg and Potoma<? Rail Slock
— par value $100-held ut $85 and the interest.
Rndiuiomi. Fredericksburg and Potomac. Certificates j
ut Debt—par valoe $100—nceot sab s 90 and the inter
est.
Richmond and Louisa Kaii Road »t->ck—par rah:*
$100—recent sales at $10.
LIVE TOCK M ARKET—SEPT. U.
Reef. — $2 25 to $2 E5, scale Weight
Sheep.— $1 50 to $2 50 nett.
Hogs—$•» nett. J.tcott Shoo*.
LATEST ARRIVAL.
UEMOVAL, &.c.,
Greatest bars ai sis ever otTered in
*;E.VTLEMEA 'S HOODS.
V\ hiuemnre and Co. have removed to Warw ick’s bail*
i\ .g, two ilo-.r-i hid >vv Yancey’s lloiel, where they iu
ten 1 cloving out their stock at ereat bargains.
We are no»v receiving a large supply of cl tilling.
Cloth-, Che^i.u- res* \ estiugs and Furnishing Go ids,
i purchased hv Mr. Waterhouse in New York, previous i».
our d» tt running to leave L\ ncliburg,all of which we will
.-ell at a -mall advance upon cost as it is our int.onion to
idoso here as s ion as possible.
C uilemeu in want of goods in our line may be assured
of saving from twenty five to thiity per. cent, as uv
shall charge n i pr .fit. Our stock of Cloths, Cassitneres
and \ » -tings is very large, and we have made arrange
mens to iia .e litem manufactured into any kind of gar
.news at sh rrt uutica and i t the best manner.
• \\ I11TTEMORE & CO.
We respectfully request all persons indebted to tin
firms oi \\ aterltms * and WhiMetn ire, ami Whiuemore
iiv Co , '■> call and settle, as we wish to close, all ac unit*
no we ha'el y .
, 8 pi — /Its W. & CO.
.Superior Fa oily Bic mi.just receive*.
§ \J if if a id fir sale by LACY ck.GAltli.VND.
Sept. 21 _|biS.
—..
\\ e nave n.*.v on haul in our L.»u.truer yaio mi me or
: sin a large 1 it of ass tried pine Lumber suitable f»r build
ding pnrpo-es. We a!s • propose to furnish orders Lr al
de.-er.p io. s ot lumber upon reasonable no'.i *e.
8 *21— s LACY & GARLAND.
»Ye h ive ..illy accepted the ageucy for the sail
: i; -Ms CaM lion Cent mill, a very useful maehiut
i.: nv.i a do i.» millers and stock tfcJers. Any pi-rsoi
w:slti »g Mieh an article, ran be supplied on short no
u *e, and upon ad vantage.u* terms, with the privilege
uf, nr .> :•=• the mill if it d n- n M r* i ne in '<» the reemu
I, .Mia nus, LACY a GARLAND.
8 pi 21 — tw
--—--■
4 YOl.’NG Lidv, who has had several years ex
perienco in teaching, an 1 has given entire s.atis
fa • a in, win is also hghiy recun ueiuled, wishes toob
lain a situation as instructress in a private family, oi
board in a ueigiin >rh >11 where a sell ml can be ob anted
F »r inforuniiou, letiers inusi be directed p >st paid, to
II. W. D. of this place, u: application made at this of
- , lice.
8ept. 21 —\v4w.
».3.V(i.Vf- .It.ilif.Ti I*.
\ | 11. and Madame Crerar respecfully announce to the*1
-‘'1 patrons, and the Dailies and Gcntlemui of Dynehburl
am n> vifi i;v. tli.it tli tr Clas-e- will rc-.pen on Aloud-iv
,| O • 22d a. t *eir residen e in C h i.vh t c . ..'Mi s’ an 1 ( hi
drei's Class Monday , \\ eduesday and Friday at 3 oYlotk, P
* M C.ntlemi i.'s Class, Monday, \\ eduesday and Friday, at
• o’c!o»k P. AI.
it ! S qt 21—l v if _
s - THE ODD MAND!
Jf! 1.ADIE&SIIO KS,
Jut received at Meem Gwat kin's
• N'P'-iii- It
• o
(-I-.:1!!'’ n»:<I Square
1‘l.l.XU FOllTE
.?/ « si f ft r t o r y,
Nos. s, 9 k n Kiitaw-st.,
OPPONMK TlIK I'.n'AW IIOL'SF.,
Kb A IT S JVt 0 K E. JVT D
\i»l. k<»\h.ll.L w ML! rcsjHjctfully call the atten
iiun of the public to their superior
GUANO AM) SijLWUR PIANOS.
I he Pianos manufactured at this establishment have. f.»r de
' l‘ 'a, y of touch, s-.veetue*.s, clearness and brilliancv of tone
ocauty and -1y It- } \\ ;U -In, , been pronoun---d by tm
' ' 1 • - 1 msarpassed bvanvinstrument
mad • »u tliis . • \ ■ o., , >• r--.
Piofesa -. ■ y nicrchartt^ndotliers \ i~i*;••*■
B»W: ' i t t i■ ' : . t :illa ui
' . purchasing
fc'ept. -1 — ts
m the B iltiin .ro Patriot.
Mr. E.litoi:—Please publish the fdljwing extract ut
a tetter to a Southern p- p*>r.
Baltimore. July 22, 18*18.
'Pi-c ci*v juct now is wry dull. The \ lac-s of amuse
ment are generally closed, a ! already a large number
of our ci IZ-ns have gone « ff to the Springs a-nl other
s ini.tier r tn :t's, and * \ :uts ::re prep irivg to follow them
I tie tall. !i wever, \v !I l>r ng lack tile above citizens
'l’-,! '‘,r* a •« s <>f nriu- ■ it *nt. and give us the excite
meet of a warm political c-u .test.
* • * * # # # #
1 ht1 to xt season will he a brilliant < ne in aniuse
mevs. A uti idior «•{ j?u:.l,e and private concerts are al
reatlv pr j ct. d m which nj.«st ut our amateur tnusi
• ii'.s and vocalics will fake part. Atone of the first
< f lie-e e na r's w.ll be product d a new grand Piano,
made by ki ah ’V o ide of this city, which is sj> ken
ol in terms ut the highest pruse by the Professors and
connoisseurs who have tried it. By the wav. 1 was
surprised mightlv in calling in at Messrs. K. 6s. G’s
11:rt:11:1.i • t r\ in Iv.itaw street, to fi id what an extensive
est t • *11 i.e .t ill y hive, which has grown rp in a f w
)'• ars. y t!io superior tneriis • the instruments niauufac
ii.fod by Mem, to be one ol the larg-st m the l aitcJ
States. The) ! 1 , f the
P-.u v;rs Ol the L diversity ut \ irgiuia, uhn'.i was the
siil-jt-et ol so much praise, in :he newspapers. i! may
-">o be r marked, a.-i an rvid* . e-. ,.t ;h • ivreasi g li.v.e
y, re lit ; is tor su
p*’ii**r i i.ii-os, that, ath • g i k. A (j. turn out several
hui.drm! in a yeas, ihrirord rs t'r :u home and abroad,
and especially from the S mtlt and S at: it west, are al
ays ulii i i of ihf.r ability t . sup; !y them. This is a
nruu.-h of itiamtl’ietory w.. !i has not, till of la c years,
b-eii largely pr s.-cuted so Ibr sooth oven *s Baltimore,
hut ihe excellence of tin* instruments made here, an 1
their superior lasting quality, show that the climate is
n.o<t t ivorabh- t » give and secure to them ali the quali
ties of a superior Piano.
•Vr. I'iii'lmn ,V<nrc and .J7r. John A/cReynolds,
surviving partner of Janies cad J dm <Mjlleymd Is.
TAKE NOTICE
T'liat -m Monday, tie* 23rd, div of* October next. I
shall proved, at the house id’ Tun ms Pugh, the Past
Office at M > i it Sioii, 1:1 theemty-f Cuup'iel! and
State of Virginia, to take the d »p .-•it 1 >n of William
M. Mathews a.1.1 others. It from a »y cause th w are
not take a oil that day, they will b» taken on the next
day, the2ltii. Oc ober, at the same pla *e; an 1 should ii
so happen that I s'l.m'd tail to take them o i either of said
days, f shall pruned to take th * n at tile law office of
John ami Creed Wills, ia th i Town of Lyn Jibing,
Virginia, on the 2rli day of the same north, and shall
there continue and adjourn fro n day to dav until they are
taken—which said depositions are to he read as evidence
on the trial ot thesuil depending in the circuit, superior
court of law an I ehanc ry Ibr the town ol Lyn ;!ihur,p,Sic.
vV lierciu 1 am Plaintiff and yu* are Defen lants.
KC). 8TUAN0E.
Sept. 21—w4\v.
At a (_ ircpii;t Nup r or C uirt of Imr and Chancery,
ftintimi d an I held f»r the to am of Cvochhu g, at tin*
Court liaise, in tin* sail town, on'rue-day. the 2Gtli
day ot January, l 0, silting as a Court of Chancery.—
!• Plaintiff,
A gainst
Prodhnm Moore, John McReynolds, .Tames C. Me
lt ev Holds, • liomas Ku ld.and Robert d mlon. surviving
parti * r ot Andrew Jamison and eoinjianv, I) fondants:
This cause Came on this day to be heard and the pa
pers formerly read are the report of Commissioner Au
ihoey, made in pursuance of the orders of the 1/hit of
October, I82«, ami the 8Jiof August, 1833, with ex
ceptions thereto by the P!a n iff,and was argued hyooun.
>el : Oil considera’ion whereof the Court, sns aitiing
the Plaintiff’s second exception and also so much of lit*
first exception as relates to the item af six hundred and
seventy n me d liars and ninety seven cents, and over
rul.iig the residue thereof, and being of opinion tint the
Defendant Moore. at the time of Hie sale of the Plain
tiff’* iaml, mi'lertlie heed of trust iu the tiill and proceed
ings mentioned, was imi* hied to the said r-aintiff on ac
count oi th* ir parmership transactions, in a larger a uouat
ih in that due from him under said trust deed; and being
also of opinion that the Defendants Janies and John Me
Reynolds are proved to have combined wiili the said l)e
fend n fo r te p; e ute an I f c th s e t*t ie Plai -
t ff’s s it i 1 slid, one of whom was the trustee, and ap
proving 4he statement A., made f.r the purpose of cor
rectiuglho report of the Commissioner pursuant to the
opinion above d«*clartd, doth adjudge, order and decree.
| that the sale made bv the \j ffndint James McReynolds,
i under the deed ol tru-t at’rcsiid, be s*t aside; that the
I deed executed by the said James McReynolds to the3iid
Predl am Moon*, bearing date the 21st i.f November,
• 1818. ami the deed executed by the said Moore to the
j said Janus and John MeRcyindds, hearing date the 12b
jot December, 1818. in '.he pmceed ings also mentioned,
i sev* rally e n eiled; that *1 e Defendnits, James a id Job:
I \1 11 eyuu'ds, do, by a proper deed ( .r the purpose, w it!
j special warranty r.-couvey to the Plaintiff, the tra-t o
j land aforesaid, and deliver to him the possession thereof
| and iha' J unes ij.-nagh,\vho is hereby appointed a Com
missioner for that purpose, to execute at id conveyance
j on the part of said Defendants, and th* Court doth aware
I to th** Plaintiff a writ of possession returnable here, ike
j And the Court doth further adjudge, order and decree
that the De endani, Predham Moore, do pay to tin
l1 a ut li .he sum of eighty-nine d* liars and forty-lit re*
c- i ts, uiih interest thereon, after the rate of six p*Tcen
turn, per annum, from the 4th day of October, 1828, til
paid, and that he do also pay to the Defendants, Jam*
and John McReynolds, the sum of nine hunur. d dollars
with interest thereon, after the like rate, from the 12ll
day of D cember, 1818, till paid. And the Court doll
further order, that one of its Cumnissioners take an ac
count 1 f : he rents an J pruitsol lie tract of laud aforesaid
and ot .he value of the timber cut and removed therefrui
since the sale under said trust deed and report the sam*
i to the Court, with any matters specially sta.ed, though'
pertinent ty himscil nr rmpur-d by the parties to be s
| a ated. A C.py—1’este,
D. RODES, Cl’k.
Commissioner’s Office,
Lynchburg, Sept. 21st. 1818.
The parties interested in the account directed by tli
[ foregoing decree, wit! take notice, that I have appointei
Saturday, the 21st day of Octob r next, for taking tli
| same, on ivldcli day at 10 o’clock, they are rcipiesled t
| attend at my office, with tin ir accounts, vouchers, <5pc
ready fot settlement. IS'. C. MANSOAi, Com.
Sept. 21—\v4w
'Io the subscribers of the Lynchburg Virgin inn ii
l Montgomery. Floyd, Carr: It, Grayson, Smyth
Tt-ythcJI'aMnaton, Putuski. Giles , Mercer. Fay
cite, Kanawha, Micholas, Mmroe, Greenbrier, aw
.lllrgany
t SHALL call upon the subscribers to theVirginii
in 'be above named counties, ccinme citnr oil in
}|
11th of Septem'.rer (2nd M d y) at 11 iteiourt Coun
and shall beat Koanoke Court on the 3d Monda
' nt September, and proceed thence through th
Soyth-western counties, as arrang ’d above, wit mut rr
! gird to courts,and h gie all indebted totbc Virginian vvi
: be ready to s-tile.
CHARLES W. STATIIAM.
* September 7—ts if.
r*->»:.]
PROCRASTINATION Is T1IETHIEK (IV TIME
11,1 -v l*‘lingcroUs-nvglr.t Ilia! r del and rough a fc
.weeks, and t.u hope of re. iter; will he lust to you forevri
C I not any peel nary consideration deter loo from tryin
t ’]'•< vc y nit life and li.-allli w l.ilc then is a .'ham e.Coilsutni
“n ls aninialit sweeping < tl thousands In the t .mb - it., dis
U-e has baffle 1 the skll of |.hy tans 1 ike it ; Ho ,d,v«ieiai,
errhaps, has ever done in ire for this large class ,.f sudrin
liamauity, thin Dr. Umar v„ ‘.ounce ol prcte.tivc .!
ttnrth a p., i„d ofeurn therefore, bef .re your lungs bsrom
ulcerated. and so diseased tliat no human imam c..n sate tun
from anearly grate, try in season, try at onee, a imsli.'im
h,l'h has been 1.1 su li inlinil- value to thousands—obtain .
oottle of Dr \\ istar’s Balsam of Wild Chertv, take it, .'e
I another if necessary, pers t ire in using it liniil tag have
r' 111 ''l'J disease entirely, tt in h it neglected tt i.l termin
a e your lile. Be not d-celted hy iptaek.. with their imila
1 . rt.Hinterfetls; b it none but the genuine and original
tt in I, is signed 1 UL1 1* VS on the w rapper.
Price -,1 per !l itth—sia b ,tiles f ,r e,3.
.N me genuine unless signed I Bl ITS on the wrapper -
I- nr s.In by DAVID U. I.Y.il \N. Ifruznitti
An t by tiruggists generally ihrou >limu' the L uitnl
Nln'es.
S. pt. 21 _|t
j *> r: /r a n o i) s!
^ p HE subscribers are ; i receipt .»f :i D-gn p.»rti n «,f
| i • • ‘;r Fall Supply f G • ids, whi *!i will ne s»II t>
| our friends mi l the puplic generally, (who rway favor us
with tin ir custom,) as law as they ca i oc procured lit tins
market.
Our st-.ck being largennd well aasorted, we are pre
pared to soil wholesale Goods on li e must liberal terms,
laud \v ii I i a-k a mil Iran Country M *rcli a its.
I The billowingyunpiises pirt . i' their stock :—C!oh«.
Cas->i.lu res and Vrs’iugs, French Meriu >s, G.iiu Plaids,
and Moiisclaiiu s, trench C asnmcres and l.aniar in**
plaids, splendid Y el vet an ! Merino Cl »aks, ( ieu styles.)
* rend: vv uk c apes and Collars, (ill kinds) st11* fringes.
Gim]*s and Buttons. M. ri n SirawL, mile and Uucv
V’l ,urs« Al.accas. Silk warp h! irk and fancy do. super
! « nicy dies* si I\s. *S :o eh plaids, aid Gvngiiams, best
i ^'4 *nd Silk Glov s and Egyptian mil's, Scarie', blue,
greo:, and mode c lured Freucli Merino, Shoes, B »ots,
1 tats and Caps,
Sole Lea inr. with a heavy souk of coarse Goods, of
every description. Ca'I and see.
PETERS AND STIC LFR.
Sept. *21 —*9.
CM’S! CAPS!! CAPS!!!
Men’* \ ouras, and C'iiilduen’s. Cap#s,
JL'VT UKCKIVhl) AT
MEEM AND GW ATKIN’S.
Sept. 21 —It.
JSC TIC iU
A l.b pers >t*s interested in the Estate of William
S I'd ton and Peaeny G Shelum. the next ofkiu of
tho >ai i Siii i uts and ail other pers ms concerned, a-»*
hereby n li.'ii d dial v.e s.'a!!,o:i lit,* 5 l> day of the next
t r .a of t!ie Circuit S j; rior Court of Law and Cl.au
- r th • c ; ty of Pitts;-nia i the State of Vir
giuta, move the .Jtidgo id said Cm.it.r leave to remove
tiom the Sun*? ut \ iiginia, a cv r ain sum i f money now
in tiie hands ol Thompson and W illiam L. Pam.ill, or
money which may hereafter be in the hand-; of Thomp
son Robertson which stun of'money belongs to the said
W l'huu and Peachy G. Shelton who are our W ards in
the Slate of Missouri.
M AVCOX A SHELTON,
DAVID W. NOWLIN,
Guardians of William ana Peachy G. Shelton.
September :2i—trim
Sale of Wooded Cattle and Sheep.
T* will sell, without reserve, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of Oc
_ tober next, on the plantation lately sold hv me to Air. INI
lingers, six miles south ot l.ynchb ir*;, between
THIRTY .1 YD FORTY FULL BLOODED DVR
11.1. M m (: 1 PPL /•;, CO l YS . LYD C. 1L J ’L.%
Young Bulls and Heifers,
equal t » any ever offered in Virginia. Also,
nx 40 head of Bakewell Sheep,
m a good set ol farming utensils,
a wagon, two Yoke oi Oxen,
, Carts and some Household Fur- if" W
mkrtenf-ILm uiture.
Persons wanting Cue stock, will do well to attend thi
sale.
'BLUMS—''I welve months credit.
Sept. IS—130 BENJAMIN WILKS.
LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On Saturday, [)ih S plcmbtr ucx*.
£ RiCil and improved Plantation of GT) Acres of
i a. Land on B *aver Creek, in Camp e ll county, in
terms to suit the purchaser. It is 8 mil 's from Lynch
burg, ami 3 from tlit* C .utn house, near the Turnpike,
and on the great Western road.
jjThis land lays vvtdl. and is
VT uated in the heart of the fi
Tobacco district in Yir
pNs. giMia. T mre are about
45) AC UPS.
to dear, and most of it suitable lor the Jlntfl tobacc —
150 acres cleared, and ah.mi 40 of this in capital Mea*d
ovv. The cleared land is all fresh, and has tower been
pastured, and there! ore has constantly improved*
The buildings are ample and convenient, such as
Barns, Stables, Negro Houses, Corn iiouss, Kitchen,
Dwelling &c. The latter has 0 rooms and 2 large pas*
tijes.
The Orchard and Ganlenare larg * and rich, and con
tain various and excellent fruits*
Lhe proximity of this land to Lvndiborg allows of a
daily tnark-'l for every thing raised on the place.
Time is a »S YW MILL of cast iron machinery < I
m idem i.id improved kind, with a 24 foot water w Ii el.
nd 28 feet head of water power; and timber enough "ii
belaud to p-iy for it. The Threshing machine is car
( tied by water power.
- Limestone is al iindnnt on the land, and numerous
Lime Kilns in the v icinity.
l e and Well House, a:td a Well of pure water in the
yard
There are a great number of fine Springs on the land,
! and the ereeK runs through the middle of it.
The neighborhood is one of the best; a large District
i Free School House within 300 yards of the dwelling;
the Court House is in eight, and the land being in the
valley between Cooper’s and the Lung Mountain,
renders it u fn st salubrious ami desirable location.
I nvite an examination of the premises; ami, going
South, the sale wili positively take place. And on tin
same day will Iso be sold, all the Crops of CORN
OATS. HAY, the stock of CATTLE, HOGS
i SJ1EEP, PLANTATION UTENSILS. IIOC.SE
; HOLD GOODS and CH A TTELS, a pair ot BUUH
I A11LL 8 TONES, and a vatiety of other ar icles.
\VM. L. LAMBE TH.
| i July 31 —wGvvif
.V K \V F .J /. 1. GOODS'.
I I ‘ *
i FIRST IN MARKF.T !
1ST SFA'TEMBEll, 1343.
JTQHtVJ- bl iSflS
IS NOW HKCEIVING,
’ ’R^TIU TK Flannel, a large supply', ai Is. 25cent:
i ▼ f fcec. jinr yard, All other Flannels, very cheap,
AEir STYLE FALL CALICOES,
) Bright Gi.iglurr s for Full an 1 Winli r,
Aij*:icea I jiKtres, all c* d »rs an 1 prices,
Green Barege for Veil-*,
Black F^yptian Mills and Gloves,
i\f/v bTVLE UONNKT RiBONS,
Bleached Shir ings and Slieeiii gs,
Moroco Belts.
1 ALSO,
Black French Cloths and Cassimereu, very cheap.
Negro Clothing, to wit :
Fulled Cloths Linseys ike. See.
N. B.—New Goods will be received evny week ft
- the next month or two, until my assortment is co.nplc/tf
Sept. I —ts • JOHN J. PURVIS, Agi.
Xc^s'ocs! .\>#roos I !
I jY E G It O E S ! ! !
II
X AM now in market to purchase a fall supply of N
GltOtiS* I will pav the highest market cash price tor ;
1 1 Alt ELY .YE GUOS.
l io n 10 to lO years Ohl.
Persons having any tor sale will do well to call on me h
. t o e making sale, as no doubt the highest price can be obtaii
^ ed. M HAIIT.
I will give a liberal price for one or two Blacksmiths ar
’ Carjjenters, good workmen.
N. I». Pci sous at a listancchaving Negroes for sale, w*
be waited on pro upt.y >»v giving a description of the proper!
..r sale. ’ M 11.
Aug Id - uif
DISSOLUTION.
riIHK eo-pnrtnership. h»*rrt .fore exutin^ un-’er ll»«
U3,,,1> °l Kdwarila *»nJ Dee. was iIns day dissolve I
• >v imit!ii:11 consent. All persons having any nnselllnd bn*
sin.-ss wi ll the concern, are requested to call on J. II
Kdward- t'.r settlement.
S,T 11—1>. EDWARDS &. LEE.
y.isitid.ys run srni.Yo $,■ summer is»s,
JL-st received hy
J. It EDWARDS
j I- Fib l)()i)US '"IBUI'F,\lFFM U. F M.tT K I.\ ’ V
• IN'/* UFFOSITF StMCKl. B. THUOM.WS.
A. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to hi. friend*
anti I Uhln-generally. f.,r the v. r> liberal patrons** e*
tended to Ii I ill previous t„ Ids copartnership with VV K
l.ee. and during tliul tnne, and w.. inlnr.it his friend.
j anJ ,ho generally, that lie has taken the bow
ties* into hi* nu ll hand*, and hopes they will cuniinua
their custom with hint. AH care possible will be taken
I to hare work introstel to linn, done as well a* it
I can bed.me els where. JAMES U. EDWARDS.
Sept. I 1 — t*.
P U li /. / c s .1 L E
OF
Wilu iblc Trrtct of Land Jkc.
I N pursuance .if the provisnmsi.ra deed of trust, exe."
■ mi .■ i tome liy \mlrew \. Boyd and Wife, btsmug
da e 01 the Ill’ll dn ..f.lutie I84T, and duly recorded
ill lire Clerk's ( Kline III ill" e Iiiniy C url nf Botetourt
Comity. I sliall. mi THl'RSD.Vi, THE 27 1 11 Day
OEJCIA ISIS, at lie residence of lire said Andrew
A Boyd, sell at public amnion tire valuable tract of
land on which he res iles, known as the
-CllEliltY VliEE BOTTOM,”
situated nil li e North side of James River, in BnC-tourt
c 'iin y, opposite the town of Buchanan, anJ contains a
b ml
300 ACRES,
all James River bottom. This tract has upon it a large,
convenient and haiulsinue two stury
ariuMui) uiyeujxg uoise
u i;ii Kitchen and out house, JaliiL
l;,rKe barn; ail. recently built and in a nkI stale
“f repair.
I s iail also s * 11. under sail! itc«»il of trust, at the gaunt
t urn and pi nv. a >ma.l tract ut land adj iiniiiw Cherry
t Id' 1) -tt.c.n, <•« * 11; ;t 1 n, i; >_r-acres,
A > -.at iie'Si tie u.ut* an I place, four Imad of horses,
i ittttit!•: r i-1 c'.n lie, a t i i lin c wa^on and wear, sml all
*11'* Lir itiiio' n ensils « t I'm said I! iyd, ut every des
cription : also all of bis lions; bold and Uitcht’ii lurui
o'. « V( rv ti('scnpii; c.c, -iim ot a Alabotany Side
1> card. Mali -_ci:iy Sol . s it oi • Maltoirjiuy diniir/Ta
bli's, d l i M ihog i: y Co ,.r . four Red steads,Bud's and
Bedding, Ike. Jkc.
I shall a.s i s. il. u ider s >i.l Je. J of trust, at the same
time, on the pn n.ises, l! e v. . story
BlUCi! 35 ,ir'£Li,IKG
11 O U S K,
on the hill, in Pattonsburg, lately occupied by the said
Buyd as a residence, with the lot of ground on which it
is situated containing about tine aere.
it the sale be not eompb'ted on the day above design!*
ted, it w ill be continued from day lu day till comolei
ed.
Ter in s .
1 lie real property will he s .Id t ir one half cash, ami
on credit yd' nine months fur the residue, the purchaser
to give bond will] good personal security and the lajuita
lde lien up. n the land to he retained ti secure the de
terred instal nent; the personal properly, on a credit of
six mouths, the purchaser giving bond with'mod securi
•y,
1 ue title to said property is believed to be good, but
act tug as trustee l shall convey only such title as is ves
ted in me by the said deed oftrust.
A. I’. ESKRIDGE, 2Wee.
JuueO— ids
p,')sti‘o.m:mf„\t.
AND
C h a n g e o f T c r m s.
Die above sale mt having taken place on the dav
mined aliive. .1 is now p.stpmeil until MONDAY
111 v. -J5T1I DA\ SEPTEMBER NEXT, when tint
real property will lie s dd op m the fill nving terms, viz:
— One third it the put h.t-e money, with the addition of
so much as may be necessary to defray ■ lie expenses of
sale, will be required inrush —and the residue in Iwo
ejual instilments, in one ant twit ye irs—The personal
property will be sold upon the terms specified aliove.
A. P. E'KRIDGE..
Trmlee.
Sept 14 — i23S
si’.ifi
C N I) K It A 1< K N \ 1. T V O V
A THOUSVXD DOM.VItS,
FREE FROM MF.RCI RY -iLL .W/.VAJMZ.
MilSlVLWES.
>*
V,
'si
c
w
z
£
WRIGHT’S] |
INDIAN j £
Vegetable/ ^
PILLS 1
-'• o
$£> 3
Cure for Fever and Ague.
llusSELVlLI.K, Putnam county, Indiana, July 17, 1SI7.
Dr. Wright—Sometime since your agent left me a supply
! oi your Indian A cjretahic Pills. I have found said Pills to b«
. in great demand lately tor the cure ol Fever and Ague. Mr.
James lloyd has a sou who has been laid up with Fever and
Ague, and had tried \arims other remedies, all of which
proved of no avail. He determined to try your Indian A’egc
lable Pills, and by using one box he is now sound and well
Mr. I'. Spencer had a daughter. Air, Hugh Groves a son, and
j Air. Charles Niehol- and three «d Ids family, were down at
I the same time with Fever anil Ague, and had also tried tlie
vat ions other remedies without effect. YViur Indian A egela
Me Pills soon restof. d them all to perfect health. 1 tan as
sure ym from what I have seen, your Indian A'cgetable Fill*
may be relied oil for •* permanent cure of Fever and Ague.
Yours respectfully,
J ACOB OCKHAM, 1*. M.,
Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace.
This is t > cc' tifv, that I was entirely cured of the Chills
and Fever,of several month-'standing.by the use of four doses,
>f four pills each, of W1iglitN Indian A’cgetable Pills, ai d
after taking me !i i ■; h • i.-gu?ar physiM.in for s roe time,
and have had no sympt ms fit since, w hich was about 1 vcai
ago. ' J. AV. SPENCER.*
i Texas, Champaign <:• r ity, ' duo.
This is toe I the Chills and Fever
v t 1 Pills, after having
J had three attacks ot it. I hVA II) BKUKY
Sugar Gi Fa ‘ - ' • Nov ID, 18-16.
Look out fir CountcrJ c’dfi !
! This is the more ncedlul as imp i:vnp!ca persons in al
' parts of the e mr.lry, i>:..U-* and vend them.
! The genuine is lor sale liv
lh B PAYNE Sc BRO., T.ynrhburg;
Jam -s F. Ca’lawav, Brooknca :
W.N. Jcok-, Alanner’s A iewi
In Bedford County by
AA'iiliam Gish, Cro-s Roads;
AV right Sc Mat; hew- .< ’hamblissburgjP.O.;
Alex. Casey, |r., Emeus;
Bassett Smith, Joppa Aitlls;
■ ' AV . I.eltw idi 5>c Sou, Otter Bridge;
And generally in eaeli county seat.
Olih es devoted exelu-iv-dy t »the sale of AVright's Indian
: Aregetah'c Pills, wholessle and retail, 103 Race street. Pliila
: delphia; 2SS Greenwich .street, New York; and IDS Trcinont
! street, Bo-ton.
j Augii-U 28- 12m 3p
i a xciiBUJ.fi !•'i:macr. si;mixa r y.
1 rs^HR next session of this Institution w ill commence on
1 Monday, the 1 Sib day of September ISIS. 'Perms as her^
tofore. For further pai tic ilars,circular* can be obtained
Book Store ol Messrs Payiic S* Bro: oral the residence
- subscribers. The undersigned can accommodate 16 aj.
20 boar dors.
M. A. kC. UURUON.
j Sept. 7—4wif
I j-------—•
J , XT' >R RRNT.—'I Ic Office in rear at my Store, well ealeu
J/ latcd for a professional man,
j August 21-ioii JOHN J.RTlVlP, A|»tA

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