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POETRY._
From Eliza Cook's Journal
The Deck of the “Oatwartf Round.”
How seldom wo dream of the mariner’s grave,
Far down l»y the coral strand ;
How little we think of the wind and wave.
When all we love are on land.
The hurricane comes and the hurricane goes,
And little the heed we lake,
Though the tree may snap as the tempest blows,
And the walls of our homestead shake.
But the north-east gale tells a different tale,
With a voice of fearful sound,
When a loved owe is under a close-reefed sail,
On the deck of an “outward hound.”
How wistfully then we look on the night,
As the threatening clouds go by—
As the wind gets up and the last fain: light
Is dying away in the sky.
How we listen and ga/.e with a silent lip,
And judge by the bonding tree,
How tliesamo wild gust mu«t toss the ship,
Ami rouse the mighty sea.
Ah, sadly, then do we meet the day.
When the signs of storms are found,
And pray for the loved one fir away.
On the deck of an “outward bound.”
There is one that I cherished when hand in hand
We roam o’er the lowland and lea!
And I thought my love for that one on land
Was earnest as love could be.
But now that he hath gone out on the tide,
l find that I worship the more;
And think ibownters deep and wide,
As I bask on the flowers on shore.
1 have watched the wind, I have watched the stars,
And shrunk from the tempest sound:
For my heart-strings are w: -athci’d with the slender
spars *
That carry the “outward bound.”
1 have slept when the zeyphr forgot to creep
And the sky was without a fiown,
But I started soon from that fretful sleep,
With the dream of a ship going down.
I have snt in the field when the corn was in shock,
And the reaper’s hook w is bright.
But my fanry conjured the breaker and rock.
In the dead of a moonless night.
Oh! I never will ima<ure affection again.
While treading earth’s flowery mound,
But wait till the loved one is on the main,
O i the deck of an “outward bound.”
TIIlM'EEEAAKOtS.
FOR THE VIRGINIAN.
Fruit Trees.
This is not the season for transplanting. It
is however, the time of year in which persons,
generally .from the North, go through the coun
try engaging fruit trees, to be delivered in the
fall.
A few remarks on trees generally, will not
be therefore inappropriate on the present occa
sion.
A tree is a living thing, and it is furnished
wiih various means of sustaining life. The
root :s the source through which it receives
fowl from the ground, and it is also, the medi
um through which it obtains moisture from the
earth. The leaves act as longs to the plant, and
through those necessary appendages, light and
heat mo received. The trunk and branches
are covered with bark which protects tho tree
from cold, fee., as well as prevent tho escape
of sup. If the root of a tree be cutoff, the tree
will die, because, it is deprived of obtaining
its food from tbe earth, and if the branches be
cut t,fi, or the body of the tree be bruised, or
mutilated, besides tho injury which it at tho
time receives, when the sap starts much of it
escapes from the affected parts. When trees
are taken from the earth to be transplanted, the
roofs should be disturbed as little as possible,
rind if left out of the ground in an exposed con
dition too long, death is tbe inevitable conse
quence. Therefore to grow vigorous trees,
they should have original health, and when
dug up, the roots should he as little damaged
as possible, and the trees in all their parts be
as little maimed and bruised as possible, and
w hat is still of equal if not of greater impor
tance, tltey should not be suffered to remain out
of the ground long, and never should they bo
exposed both root and branch to the influences
of the sun and drying w inds.
Trees which are hawked about the country
by pedlars, ere generally deficient in every
thing essential to vigorous and healthy trees.—
They arc commonly deprived of at least half
their roots as w ell as bruised and scarred by
rough n ml careless handling and in the third
place, they have been out of the ground so long
a nil so much exposed,* that usually not more
than half of them live at all; and we doubt not
but those which do live, never recover from thp
effects of passing through so severe an ordeal.
Persons » ishirig to purchase would do well to
to consider these facts.
!■ rtini tie- Vienna Ciirreapimiieiit ul the London Times
The Fssmily of kossulh.
It having been found impossible to establish
a eise against Mesdames Meezlenyi and Rutt
kay, they have been liberated, and are now re
siding in the Hotel National, in the Leopold
sladt. The Austrian government has at length
come to the conclusion that nothing is to be
gained by detaining Kossuth’s relations here,
and accordingly the whole family—some sev
enteen persons, 1 believe—will be permitted
to quit this conntrv on the 1st May. Aspeo
plc hero can never do anything with a o-ood
grace, difficulties have been raised about the
servants, w ho were willing to go with tfie emi
grants. The authorities insist on tho Kossuth
family emigrating alone, which, in my opinion,
is most unreasonable, as there are four females
and eleven children of the party. Prom a per
fectly creditable source, I learn that Madame
Moszenlyi, who is said to have as much moral
courage as all the rest of her family put to
gether, completely baflldd all the attempts of
the authorities to extract any isformalion of
consequence from her. The military judge
(auditor) to whom the case was entrusted, dic
tated a protocol purporting to be a recapitu
lation oi the admissions made by the defend
ants, and Madame Meszlcnyi was instructed
to aign it. ’Never,’ cried the spirited woman,
in Sign mat which, though not
positively false, is not perfectly true. Ret me
dictate the protocol, which I am well able to
do, and then 1 will willingly sign it.’ Jus
tice require* that f should state that Kossuth’s
sisters were kndly treated during their impris
onment, and that their mother’* letters to them
were duly delivered, after having been read by
the authorities, to whose safe keeping they
were entrusted. The old lady admonished her
children to take courage and te remain firm,
‘as the sun must rise at last, bo the night ever
so dark and long? This, I have reason to be
lieve, is tho sense, if not the literal translation
of a phrase contained in one of the hitters de
livered into the hands of the prisoners. As
Madame Kossuth and her family will not be
permitted to come lu re, they will meet with
Mesdatnes Mcszlenyi and Ruttkay somewhere
on the road to Bed-uibach.’
Mbs. Clay—We take tho following ex
tract from one of Col. Forney’s “Glance, at
Congr**, published in the Pennsylvanian:
Do y?u h"'v that Mrs. Henry Clay ha.
never v,sued Washington! Her domestic char!
acter seems to have been formed for the quiet
shades of Ashland; anu tho’ her woman’s heart
beat high when she saw “youn" Harry with
his beaver on,” in the midst of the greatest
events that have made his name immortal, yet
by her the blessings of home and of fires'ide
were to be preferred. Now that ihe statesman
Is wasting away, her presence would alleviate
his sufferings and prepare him fur his final reck
oning. But now she is too old to come. She
could not bear the toilsome journey from Lex
ington, and she remains as it were a watcher
for the fatal news.
A few days ago, she sent bim a boquet of
flo wers; but when they reached here they were
faded—a melancholy evidence that both tho
giver and the receiver were fast hastening to
that bourne whence no traveller returns. The
old man eloquent held it to lii<> lips for a lew
seconds, and said with mournful %pathos. “the
perfume is almost gone! ’ But not so with his
fame. That will live forever green in the mem
ory of man. His physical frame will decay,
but his great history will never b© forgotten.
“AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.
YaluableTakd for Wale.-(>,.
* the tir*t day of June, 1852, if not sold privately
before that time, I w ill sell, by way of public auction,
the Tract of Land on which I live, situated in Bedford
county, about 4 mile N. of the Meadows of Goose creek,
and 15 or lt> mile* S. of Liberty, containing about
ftSfc 250 ACRES, one third cleared, the balance
Ju in well timbered, and most of it line Tobacco
land. It lias on it a good framed Dwelling House, and
necessary outhouse*, a Grist-mill, and other machinery,
an excellent mca‘ow,good water, and is a very healthy,
as well as a very bautifui situation. Persons wishing to
examine the premises are requested to rail on me, as I
reside on the premises, and will take pleasure in show
ing the'same. Title warranted. Terms nizilv known
on the dav of sale.
may 17-tlje_ R. J. CUNDIFF.
RUST SALE of VALUABLE LAND
NEAR RICHMOND •••By virtue of a deed
of trust executed to us by Adolphus I). Read, on the
24th July, 1849, ami recorded in the Clerk’s office ol
the county Court ol Henrico, we shall on the 25th ol
May. 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. M. upon the premises,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the hi best bidder,
the risrht titleaud interest of the said Read, in the tract
of Iruid in the rounty of Henrico, whereof, Reuben
Blakey died, feized which consisted in an estate in fee
simple to about 320 acres of the said land, but wbieL ui
the dnte ol said deed was subject to two prior liens ere
ated by two deeds, recorded in the same office, the one
for the benefit of Mrs. France* A. Warwick, an l the
other for the benefit ol Geo. W. Warwick and Dumo. 1.
Warwick.
Since the date of the deed to us. 70 acres of the said
land, have been sold under the prior deeds, and ilie
lien of Mrs. Frances A. Warwick has been drscbnrfed
and i» is expected that on or before the day of sale the
lien created by the other deed, will ulso be discharged
be removed, so as to enable u» to sell the said land dia
orged of said lions.
The land adjoins the lands of Messrs. Shore, Win
ston, Henry Blakey, Poe, Parkhills, Reuben Boyd, and
Roy. It is about a mile from Rockets, ntnl a mile and
a half from the Dock; is at a v.*ry convenient distmir
for persons doing business in Richmond, who wish to
reside out »>f the City; and is in a position where its val
ue is iii e’y to be greatly increased by public improve
ments now in process of construction. It is said to be
well wooded ami watered. It will be sold in lots of
convenient size to suit purchasers.
The terms will be made known on the day of sale.
WM. T. YANCEY, )T ,
KO. J. DAVIS, jTin-tw,.
April 22-21 Mu.
*A TKIJSTEE’S SAI.E OE VALI A
BI.K LAND IN PVLAHK1 COUNTY— lty
virtue of the provisions of a deed of trust executed to
Joseph A. Logan and myself, by John Wygul.jr. and
Mildred A. his wife, on tbe8'h day of March. 1844,
and dulv recorded in the clerk’s office of the county
court of Pulaski county, I, as surviving Trustee, w ill for
the purpose of executing the trusts declared in said
deed, proceed on the 17th day of June. 1852. on the
premises, to sell tin- renl estate conveyed in said deed
of trust, to the highest hidder, for ready money
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid, “as
lying in the county of Pulaski, in the State of Virginia,
l>eing the tract upon which the said Wygal resided, and
comprising various surveys and tracts, nil contiguous
nnd adjoining each other, and containing between
1,500 »nd 1,700 Acres of Land, with
ail the appendages and uppurtennnees thereunto belong
ing.”
The above J rart of Land is situated within n mile
of the village of Newhern, the county seat of Pulaski;
the Southwestern McAdamized mad passes through it.
The Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Rond will certainly
pass in its immediate vicinity, and most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beauty, pro
ducing grain abundantly, nnd admirably adapted to the
grazing business. It is in fine heart and condition, and
Mwell Set in grasses, with DWELLING HOUSE
and the necessary out hous-es upon it. About one
half of the Land is cleared and in cultivation. Further
description is deemed unnecessary, us it is supposed
those desiring to purchase, will make a personal exnmi
nation of the premises for themselves. Mr. Wygal re
sides on tlio land, and will show it to such persons a
desire »o examine it
By the terms of the deed, the Trustees are authorised
nnd empowered to sell the land in such portions and
in such manner, as to them may appear most conducive
to the interest of all concerned.
On the day of sale it will be announced whether the
said land will he sold as an entire tract, or in two or
more parcels.
I invite the particular attention cf gentlemen desiring '
to invest their means in Real Estate, to these lands;’
they are exceedingly valuable on account of their fertil
ity, and the character of their products. They are
situated in one of the most beautiful, healthy and im
proving portions of the State. The title is believed to j
be perfectly clear; as trustee, however, I shall only
convey such title, as is vested in me by the aforesaid
deed of trust. WM. BALLARD PRESTON,
may 15-tl7jun Trustee.
AND FOR SALE.-M> land heretofore ad
vertised, lying on the waters of South Fork,of Rock
fish River, in the county of Nelson, 1 will sell to the
highest biddei,on the 7th day of April next if fair, if not
the next fair day thereafter. It contains between 700
and 800 Acres, and can he conveniently divided
into two Farms with good Dwelling Houses on each.—
This Farm lies beautifully, and is as fine Wheat and To
bacco Land ns any in the county, and clear of any spoof y
or deceptious places- I w ill refer m y one wishing to
purchase to Mr. Francis Allen, formerly of Augusta co..
ifl should not be at home, who will give a full and fair
description of thp land to any one wishing to examine
the sam<‘, as he lives adjoiuing and owns a part of the
original tract.
TERMS.—One third cash, the balance n one and two |
years, and to carry interest from the day of sale.
Also—At the some time. I will sell 260 Acres o<
fine Tobacco Land, lying adjacent to the first mentioned
tract, and some LIKELY YOUNGNEGROES,amongst
them a first rate cook, washer and ironer.
GEORGE II. CRAWFORD
Greenfield, Nelson co., Va., )
March 24. 1852. $
N. B.—1 he above advertised property is not sold
and can be bought privately and a bargain had, as I am
anxiousto leave for Texas this Spring. Terms can be
altered in the way of cash to suit purchasers.
It has been said by good and disinterested judges to
be the most beautiful place in the county.
April li)-ts G. H. CRAWFORD.
P. If the above property is not disposed of pri
vately before, it will he sold at public auction on the
10th day of June. GEO. 11. CRAWFORD.
May J7—tl0je
FOK SALE.—The undersigned has for
sale two Houses and Lots—the houses are -BI2L
brick and recently built, with all necessary out houses
and well of water, and the lots contain three-fourths of
an acre each. This property is situated immediately
in the neighborhood of D. B. Payne’s, and opposite a re
Edmund Logwood’s, and desirable family residences.
I have for sale also, three building Lots in the same
neighborhood, each containing one acre.
For terms, apply to Creed T. Wills in the absence
of the undersigued . WM. DANIEL, Jr.
April 1—ts
IMPO KT A N T TO FA KJUER8,
Gardeners. Florists, Incorporated Companies, Man
ufacturers,, Ar/izans, Professional Mm, Mechanics, and
others—The Pump nnd Fire Engine
combined.—Right Secured by United Stales Let
ters-Pa'mt.—All Infringements will be Prosecu
ted bt Law.—This is the most valuable invention of
the age; and without which, manufactories, public edi
fices, hotels, and private dwellings, are incomplete, and
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine, the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
unaccommodating insurance companies, ami can bid
defiance to the incendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr. R. Brittingham Mitchell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable ap
pendage, a great convenience and on efficient protec
tion against fire.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond.
R. B. TYLER, do
DR. ROYSTER. Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
U. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in use at Capt. M. S. Lang
horne’s and Wm. H. Langhorne’s residences on Dia
mond Hill, Lynchburg. The Pump can be seen in Rich
mond, at the Whig office.
PF* NOTICE.—All persons buying or selling the
above articles, are responsible to me for it.
R. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-ts_ Proprietor.
AT a Circuit court continued by adjournment and
held for Amherst county, at the Court house, on
Saturday, the ‘7th day of March. 1852
Joseph S. Dillard and William Dillard, ri'tfs,
against
James S Dillard, John Dillard. James D Watts, trustee
for Mary A Watts and her children. William L Watts,
tho husband of the said Man*. She having departed
this life, Moses l’hillips and Nancy his wife, Rees Cun
ningham and Jane C liiswife, Henry F Beaumont, trus
tee for Elizabeth Anderson, nnd hpr childien. James P
Anderson and the said Eliznbeth his wife, and Sarah
Walthall, administratrix of John Walthall doc’d and in
her own right. Defendant’s.
Ix Chaxcfry.
On motionof Moses Phillip-. William Dillard, trustee,
James D Watts, trustee, and Sorah Walthall, it nppear
tngthat more than two years have elapsed since the
qualification of the plaintiffs ns executors of James Dil
lard dei’d.. the court doth order, that the creditors of
the said decedent show cause if any they con on the first
day of the next term, against the payment and delivery
of the estate of said decedent, to hislega’ees. and that
a copy of this order be published once a week for four
weeks in some newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg. and posted at the door of the court-house of this
county, on the first day of two successive terms of the
county court.
A Copv—Teste.
May 3-w4w ROBERT TINSLEY, ci’k
MERCHANDIZE.
fiPBINU STOCK FOB 18M.-|KOYD
& fir BROTHER, Main Sh<;t. Lynchbrng, Vu—
Importers ot CHINAand EARTHEN WAKE und Deal
ers in Cut. Dressed and Plain Glass- Ware, I stoking
Glasses. Girandoles, Piatsd and Brit ania Ware, Wail
trt. Castors, ore now in teceipt of their Spring
»upply of Domestic and Foreign Good* of tlieir own
importation—which embrace* every article usually
found in sued Establishment*. Our Stock is one of the
largest ever offered in this market, und having been care
fully selected and bought on the mint favorable terms,
we are determined not to be undersold Ly any Houso
in the country, either North or South. Merchants und
other* wanting anything in this line, would do well to
rail and examine our Stock and prices before puichusing
elsewhere—feeling confident we can please all in style,
quality and price of Goods. The L i lies are particular
ly invited to call and examine our Stock.
march 22-t*
A LA HUE STOCK OF NEW and Of
ii Nirabic Npring <ioods nl Cost tor
Cash—PAI NE A BELL having determined
to close their present business by the 1st of August next,
will sell their large and dedfa-ble stock of GOODS at
cost for cash, or to persons who have kept regular nc
couuts with them, atcost,awith interest added until set
tlement.
Many of these Goods were purchased this spring ami
are new in style,pretty and fashionable.
As they intend closing up the business, every article,
witboutu single exception, will bo offered certainly Jit
cost; therefore person* desiring good goo.il* will do well
to call early.
All persons who have ocroiqpts against the firm or
either member of it will oblige them by handing them
to nt an early period. ftrnv 3-4lw
TIN!<iLEY, TAVI OU A »•«.. i < MMIS
SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
are now receiving and other for sale, or in exchange for
Country Produce, the largest nnd best assorted stock
of Groceries anil Pry Good* it ha* ever been tlieir pleas
ure to offer for sale, comprising, in part, the following
art ides:
1100 Sides sole Leather
175 bag* Rio. Lnguyra and Java Coffee
20 hluls N Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar, some
very fine
150 kegs Nails, assorted
15 tuns country nnd rolled Iron
2000 lbs Strap and band iron
4000 lb* 11 ii-tered, shear and cast-steel
50.000 feet Safety fuse
200 -arks Salt'
225 lib!* Whiskey, some very fine old Rye
25 bbls French and Apple Brandy
20 hiids nnd bids Molasses
10.000 His Cotton Yari s.Leaksvillc .and Otter Factory
25 package* Loaf, crushed and Pulverized Sugrh
20 cases stick and mass Liquorice,
with a largo nnd general assortment of brown nnd
bleached Domestics. Bed-Ticks, Prints, Ginghams,Som
mer Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c.. &c., nil of which
wijl be sold at the lowest rates for CASH,or in exchange
or PRODUCE. March 22-ts
HE AY1~ WOOLEN GOODS.—The sub
scribers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have a good stock of WOOLENS
made after the old Virginia style of wool jean*, mud
expressly to older, undvfor exchanging jenn's and iindse
for wool, either wool in the dirt or clean wool, ns ma
suit the farmers, upon the very best terms. Call and
examine our jeans arc! lindscy before y.iu decidi: whic
can he found on the basin, a few doors above Messrs
Lacey t Terry’s.
may 10—3m_CREW PEON & CRANK
1^EWPcr»ou«ikuowHint p. itlHDivir,
next door to John P. IVlight’s Book & Jewelry
Store, has on band of bis own make a ready choice and
line assortment of Ready-made Clolhitg of his own
make, consisting of Coats, Pants, Vests, &c., und of
the very latest style and fashion. He flatters himself
in saying that they arc of fi cr material and better made
than nn> in this place, and at the lowest price ever
heard of oi conceived of by man.
Mr. McD. is a stranger to most persons trading in
this place, not having been long removed from Phila
delphia, where be was engaged for many years in the
largest and most fashionable Tailoring Kstabiislienaets
ot that place, and fully believes that he will be able to
please the most fashionable tastes. He bason hand a
very fine stock of Cloths, Cnssiineros, and Vestings,
which he is manufacturing in the most durable and
fashionable manner. Thankful for past favors very lib
erally bestowed on him since bis sojourn. In* only begs
a further continuance of the same, w ith a full promise
to try and pleuse all who mav call.
PATRICK McDIVIT.
Next door to J. 1*. Wright, Main St.
May 10-lm
Guns, pistols. a-c.—we have ,.ut
received a cuseof Double arid Single bane! Guns,
of our own importation, some very fine. Colt’s Allen's
and Wesson and Leavitts, Revolvers, Alien’s Single
Self-Cocking Pistols,
Shot blets, powder flasks, wadding, percussion caps,
&c... &c. Call and examine our stock.
Oct 23—ts_GREGORY &.ROYALL.
CASTINGS—12 or 15,000 lbs Castings, a good
assortment, just in store a 1 for sale lowhv
Feb 19-ts_J_ JOS. H. WILSON.
T ICOKICE AIND OIL—
■1 i 12 cases fine mass and stick Licorice,
15 baskets prime Olive Oil; for sale low nt
apl 1.0—ts_J. R. NOWLIN’S.
SPRING ANPSUMTIER GOODS,
dy made Clothing. Cloth*. Vesting SfC. 1 am now
receiving my Spring and Summer supply of Clothing,
which is lurge and well selected.
1 also continue to have manufactured, men’s and hoy’s
clothes.
I also have received and keep always on hand Cloths.
Cassimers. Vestings. &r. which 1 sell by the yard and
no extra '’barge fi r cutting.
MR. J. DIXON continues to carry on the Tailoring
business.
Terms cash .(goods cheap.
April 26—ts__E LOGWOOD.
LEATHER.—i ‘ave recurred my 8 ■ . sup
ply of Leather, consisting of Hemba-k. Sole and
jWax Upper,Calf Skins, (Philadelphia and French.) and
a general assortment of Shoe-Makers, Tools. &r.. also
Harness and Skirting Leather. Oak Tanned Sole. Xc.
Aprit 26—ts E. LOGWOOD.
FEA'I HERS—500 lbs. Live geese Feathers,
for sale by
April i2-ts_McDaniel & hurt
SAET, EEATHEhTac—
350 sacks Salt,
420 sides Sole Leather,
50 do upper do
2500 bales cotton ^ arn—for sale by
Ori an-t,_ ACKER & MrCLANAHAN.
I VORY TABLE CUTLEltV,
A in setts of 53 ps. very fine,
44 44 “ “ 51 “ “ •
Bone “ “ “ “ 51 “ “ «
Cocoa and Stag Table Cutlery.
A rase just to hand, of our oirn importation, for rale
cheap. Call and examine.
Nov 13-ts_ GREGORY & ROYALL.
O TEAM ENGINE FOR 8ALEON IIi.am.na
O ble terms at Judith’s Dam. of 14 horse power.
Locomotive-Boiler of approved construction, has run
only 3 months. Apply to John D. Adams. Judith’s
Dam, Capt S. McCorkle. Lynchburg, or the undersign
«*<1 D. S. WALTON.
Sept 15—1«
JOHN P. WRIGHT’S SPECIAL NO
TICE to hi*friend* and the public generally.—The
subscriber has just received from the Northerncities, the
largest, richest and most valuable assortment of fine
Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Ac ,
ever brought to this market. He feels confident in say
ing that every person examining his large and extensive
stock, will be induced to bey. Also, a complete assort
ment of all kinds of Law. Medical, Physiological. The
ological, Mechanical, School and Miscellaneous Books.
Late Music and .Musical Instruments.
A complete assortment of Stationery. &c., &e.
Paper hangings of the latest and richest paterns.
Persons dcsirious of obtaining anything in the above
line, will do well to call, and they may rest assured |. f
meeting with good bargains, and be waited upon with a
disposition to satisfy.
march lft-ts J. P. WRIGHT.
Blankets, hats and caps. w7e
are now receiving arid have for sale
1,000 Negro Blankets,
100 pair Mackinaw do suitable for tents. &c.
100 do fine duffle do
50 dozen good Wool and Californio Huts,
10 ‘ “ cloth Caps.
Those having hands Jo clothe, will please coll. For
sale low.
Oct 2-t* McCOBKLE, SIMPSON & JONES.
V11C«»BAIA MlUf A All I.LA If.—
2.500 lbs Shot, all sizes,
1,000 lbs Bar Lend
MrDANIEL & HURT. Apt’s.
Ar*l S-t* for Wvthe Union LhhI Mine Co
IVTOTICE TO Carpenters* or HOUSE i
-Lv BUILDERS.—The subscriber v.-<mid inform the
community that he has nn hand a good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia will afford.and receiving *>very
week, all of which will be sold low for cash or good pa
per.
JA8. S. CREWDSON, Com. Merc’t.
Onthr vasin.
N. B.—Bills for Houses received and tiled at the
diortest notice* Timber well dried if c faired.
Aug.7—t* .1. S. C.
P»ESn ARRIVALS.
*- 1 hhd. Santa Cruz sugar, prime.
7 do N. O. do, fair to prime
10 bl»ls Culm do, part low priced.
30 bags Rio. Lsguirn and Java coffee
5 ton* Ellirot’s bar iron, assorted.
20 bundles hoop nnd band do.
Receiving and for sale by
may 10—3tif_GKOIGE BAGBY.
VARMS & OZNABIRGS.
n.OOU Ills cotton varus, favorite brands. |
30 bales No. 1 cotton oznaluirps.
On consignment and for sale bv I
may 10 LEE & JOHNSON. I
RICHMOND.
adSt JmmV&ftRS9S:
1‘H/A, VIA CITY POINT AXP MOl-'FOLK.—
1’h, miivuttimit 8tpnrn*hij', PKVK3T1.VA111 A. nntl Vm*
31VI a . will h.*rvaitrr lpn\f- Ainh rnwr 11 »il er Pimply every
W EDNESDAY, for PM!m!Wi>Hi». »»nMw.
Tne«o beoutifal itatroer. are bulb new, are! ae bare!
mroelv fitted up with state romm aecororooiluttolts for
pu#«en*pr».
The table i* equal to tlmt of the best lmtcl* anti thi*
route is confi-tently recommended to the travelling cora
dii.i i:y. n* the most comf«»rtable, economical, ami over/
way des'rible mode of passage between these cities.
Fare to Philadelphia - - -
Fare to Norfolk - f!
No charge for meals. Applvtothe Agents,
MAYO ft, ATKINSON. Richmond.
LEVI RLDRIDUE. Philadelphia.
N. B. For the *ufetv of pn*M’ng« is, we have provid
ed two of Francis* Life Boats fi r eaclmf these steam
ship*.
Second class passengers taken at very low rates,
mny 17-ts ___
d^,«EOB«K HIellEHRYA I O’ S^
>***P1ULADELPH/A AND LIVERPOOL—
Packets—Suiting from PhilatL Ijhut on the loth, and from
Liverpool on the 1st of each month.—Tho undersigned.
Agent* of the ahovo Line of Packets, consisting of the
splendid and fast sailing ShipsBERLI N. MARA PLEA
SANTS. .SHENANDOAH. WESTMORELAND, and
SWACKAM AXON, are prepared to issue certificates of
passage to person* desirous of bringing their friends
from the old country, which w ill be good for eight months
from date.
Fur the convenience of such persons wishing to for
ward money to their friends, we will furnish them with
draft* at sight for £1 sterling and upward*, which will
he cashed ou presentation, free of expense, by any of
the Bunk* or Post Offices in the United Kingdom.
Apply to MAYO ATKINSON,
On the Do k. Richmond.
GEO. Mi HENRY & Co.,
37 Walnut *frcrt Phila.
JAMES McHENRY,
rnav 17-t* Temple Place Liverpool.
riHR EDEOAR LOC OHIO T I V i;
A WORKS, Richmond, Virginia.—The undersigned
are prepared to execute orders for ever\ description c .
LOCOMOTIVE and STATIONARY ENGINES and
saw mills.
The addition to their works oI n shop of 150 hv 50
feet, to be devoted to this description of workexclusive
ly, enables them to execute order* with dispatch.
The work furnished by them will he wnrruiiled equal
to that furnished by any other establiO mot t.
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
FOR SALE, (i pairs best FRENCH BURR MILL
STONES, 5£ feet diameter. A. &. S.
Mar 15-3m
STEA HI HIARULE WORIS
JOlIN T. ROGERS has removed hisMarldeWorks
to the corner of Main anil 8th streets, where will he found
a fine assortment of Egyptian. Italian and American
M arble. Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description. WalJP late*. Fronts,&c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference,
promptly attended to.
Mr. it having served his apprenticeship in one of the
largest establishments in New York city, and having
much experience in the business, flatter*-himself that
all work executed at his shop will give us entire satisfac
tion as any done North or South.
Richmond. July 14—Iv
ICichanoncl. PvleiKlmig, IVot lolk
AND NEW-YORK STEAM PACKET COM
PANY, have now on th^ tine their new and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller. City of Richmond., R.
W. Kostkr Master, she i> double iron braced and fas
tened. equal to • my y ships of twice her tonnage. She
has fine State Room accoii inoilatioiia for passengers,
and no pains will be spared to make her tho popular
vessel for persons travelling this route, ami goods will
be delivered with certainty of lime in a few hours after
shipment. The Steamship, City of Norfolk is now
launched and will take her place in the line in a few
days, to be commanded by Jamks Post. This line con
nect.* with a line of steamers at pier eight, New York,
for Boston.
Anxnts.MAI LOR & LORD, New-York;
“ ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
_Tnn 5—te
Z&V‘K»,iAiA l.m; UF Ulcbinond
A.Nti M'ib 1 ul!h PACKETS.-This Aeir Home
Line is composed of the following Vessels, all owned in
the city of Richmond, and sails from Neic York every
four day*, viz :
Schooner New York. Cnpt. Charles Nelson,
“ Haxall •• A. 13. Lamkin,
“ Gallego “ Samuel Dearboroc,
“ Henrico “ J. 13. Tuttle.
“ Richmond 44 William Tilby,
li Hanover 44 S. II. Worth.
“ Merchant 44 Geo. VV. Couch,
•4 Orianna 44 Daniel Dodge.
These vessels are all of the first class, built in the city
of Baltimore, expressly for this tiade, and have superi
or accommodations for passengers. They are com
manded bv experienced Captains, and qualified for the
trade,and who will spare no exertion to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam,
and may be relied on to sail promptly ns advertised.
Merchants going North in’ ordering goods from New
York, will find it to their interest to shin bv this line,
as it is the only regulai line, and freight w ill always he
taken at the lowest rates, and every effort will be made
by the ago mi s in Richmond and New York, to give satis
faction. W e respectfully ask and hope to succeed in uh
lan.mg a full share of patronage. Goods shipped bv
this*<ine to New \ ork, will be forwarded free of coni
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savanah, Charleston,
or any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond at
Rockets; in New York at berth No. 1, Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CLRRTE. Richmond. ). .
CI1AS. II. PIERSON, N. York. } AS° ts
No. til, South Street.
Richmond. Aug. 28—ts
A KOaSl\SO\. A\ < Tin
VJ MILKS and COMMISSION MARCH AS TS,
Richmond, la., corner Cary and 20th Street, onlkt Dock,
offer for sale on accommodating terms :
100 cases F G Licorice Paste
“•» do do do Sticks
130 do Beck & Co do Paste
00 do ^ nuria do do
70 do G C do do
33 do I)a Luces do do
10 do Nadales do do*
10 do Serra do do
4UU Kegs Old Dominion Nails, every size and
description,
200 Bags superior Rio Coffee.
12 Baskets do Salad Oil
2(.0 barrels Bragg’s best Family JFIour
100 do Bumgardner’s Old Rye Whiskey,
150 do Fletcher’s ami Kennedy’s Cincinnati
Rectified Whiskey, i
24 casks Port Wire,
40 f oxes Claret “St. Julian Medoc,”
12 r ases superior Sherry,
12 basket s Creme de Bowzy Champagne,
20 demijohns old Antigua Rum.
do do ‘•MarzeUV* Pale Brandy,
nur own direct importation,
30 do do Port Wine, our own direct
importation.
25,000 genuine Havana Cigars 44 Esrr.eraldaM
brand, our own direct importation,
100 barrels Roscndnle Cement,
1.500 bushels superior Onts. suitable for seed
Jen 12—ts GARLAND A ROBINSON.
Looking gi.asm ani» picture
FRAME MANUFACTORY—The undersigned
manufacture und ofl'er for snlfl tlie following articles nt
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plnin gilt "
Picture Frame- of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerreotype Frames, a large beautiful assortment of
new foods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality, from 50x3G inch
es down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwoll%gs. furnished to order
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes, for Builders’ interior
work
Also—Old Work re-gilt and jobbing in all tlirlabove
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern—and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
USri’Country orders by mail w:ll receive prompt atten
tion- F'RAN'CK & CLOVER,
J98 Main street, between 9thand 10thst. Richmond,
. w.'_*__ June 9—is
jjtt I i? AOA W(1RtU OF FIJRNI
^IlMIUUTURR at Jonks & Harwood’s
Main st . Richmond, Vn. We would call the attention
ofFunners and Planters, and others in want of Furni
ture, t • our stock. We manufacture very largely, and
• •nr plan is to make quirk sales and small" profits. We
have lately made up for the trade Bureaus, Bedsteads.
Mattrasses. Roas, Lounges, Cnhs. Tables of all kind-.
Chairs of all kinds and qualities. Looking Glasses, and
many other articles in our line. When you come to
Richmond call and examine our stock opposite Ex
chnnfe Bank.
npl 2G—ts .TONER A HARWOOD.
ylKGIM A ill AMliFACTFRES.—We
have lately made a very large assortment ofErn
eer* 's, Sofa, Tables, Centre Tables and fancy P. Hour
Fables, wirha very large assortment of other Furniture;
ind we invite all to call and examine our stock before
• uying. JONES & HARW< OD,
O iposite Exchange Bank.
[may 20-ts] Richmond, Vn.
j\i EW GOODS.—The subscribers inform tbeir
i-l friends and the public generally, that they have
old out their stork of old goods, and now have the
leasure ofofferinff hem a large and general assortment
»f Ncir and Fatkionnb>< STAPLE AND FANCY
r)RY GOODS, con-isting of Todies’ and Gentler en's
rear of the latest styles, to which they invite a call from
II in want of new ami prettv goods at the lowest prices,
marrl, _" E. A J. FRAN KLIN.
For rent. —I have an excellent Store Room I
for rent in h business part of the town. Price, low.
may 10—4wjf JNO. J. PURVIS.
[ROM—fi tons nice assorted Iron, just received in I
store and for sole bv
Feb 19—ts * -JOS IT .WILSON.
BALxIMORE, PHILAD. AW. YORK.
4 UAl'ItU), MiMIUKU * -
V-/ porter*, Manufacturer*, II k'desaUt and Retail Deal
er* in l Valefcs, line Jhretry, M VC ary and Fancy Good*,
No. 2*9 Baltimore Sirred, Corner oj Charles 6>L, Sign
of the 11 olden Eagle.
REMOVAL.—We bee to inform the public that w«
have removed from otir old stand. Corner of Bidiiwoic
and Charles Street*, to the opposite Coruer, where wo
have erected a spacious nml convenient Store, and have
«»n hnnd a very- complete assortment of, w atches, jkw
KI.RT, SILVER a PLATED WARK, VANCTf * MILITARY j
HOODi, »c., to which we invite particular attcntioiu—
Our nrrfingcmcr.ts fa Europe, and with all the extetisi' e
manufacturers in this country »re such, os tn warrant
us in saying, that goods of the newest »nd most approv
cd styles can always be had at om*j|HtRl»^ishment, and
at prices that will compete with all others in our line of
buxines*.
In addition to our other facilities, we have a Man
ufactory on the premise*, w here we can have made at
the shortest notice, any article in our line. To the
Wholesale department of our business we iuiend giving
our personal attention, and we w ould call notice to our
very comnlete.stock of Watchmaker’s. 2\ol*. Materials
A? and Glass**, which, to tivoid nil misUike*. ha*
the speciul utten- lion of a practical Wutchina
dUk ker.
The annual visit of one of the firm to Europe, w ill ena
ble us to make selections not only for our regular sales,
but to execute orders for any of our friends. Our
arrangement* in Liverpool, London, and Switzerland,
for the best qvahfy of Wa'ehes, are unsurpassed ly
any establishment in the United State*.
It will give us great pleasure to liuvo you call and ex
amine our extensive stuck of good*, which youinuy rely
upon as being represented
Your ohd’t servants.
CANFIELD. BROTHER &.CO.
No. 229 Bal swore Street, corner of Charles,
SIGN OK THE GULDEN EAGLE.
Baltimore Aug. IS-wly
Have vor a safe! n«i » knob or
ASBES TOS 0HE8T, nor a fire muck, cement.
or Ai l" m chest, or any of the otlfer kinds on e suppos
ed to he Safes, though now known to he utterly worth
less. hut it K€aiaiiint* ^alamaudri' Saf«»,
made byO. RICH iN: CO., ortheir successors S THAR.NS
<Sc MARVIN ! If you have not, the following inter
rogatories are deeply interesting to you, anil may well1
claim your serious consideration :
Fia-r.—-Would not he destruction of your valuable
Books, Papers, Money, &r., grent’y derange your busi
ness, and subject you to serious, if not ruin, ws loss t
Second—Since such n calamity can be avoided dur
INO TetjR LIFETIME by the . utloy of fifty or a hundred
or two hundred dollars, in the purchase of a Safe, does
net true economy counsel that outl iy. rather than the
saving of the expense you would thin incur?
Third.—If you pay annually for insurance on your
stock ■ f merchandize, is it not equally important to ef
fectinsuranee on your books and papers for a series of
years, paying a small premium once for all?
Fourth.—If you have a safe yourself, wi'l you not
materially serve your own interest by urging upon your
customers and debtors the importance of owning one,
lest they should lose their books and be thus rendered
insolvent?
Fifth. — Will you employ ji few moments in reading
the following testimony, and afterwards ml! on or >eud
to. the undersigned for other certificates equally >ai
isfactorv, extending over a period often v. ars past, du
ring which time no instance has occurred where WIL
DER’S Patent Salamander Safe. Improved by
RICH & CO., his failed to preserve its contents in the
fiercest fire.
New York, December 20 1851.
Messrs. Stearns & Marvin, successors to llic h & Co..
No. 14f>. Water street. New York:
Sirs :—\\ lien the fire was < onsnming mv place of hu
sines*. No, 21G Pearl street, 1 was absent in Renn-elear
county, testing a new cleaning apparatus in connection
with my Excelsior Thre-her, and did not read the ac
count until I was fearful it was loo late to save myhoo!. s.
which were placed in one of your Safes, purchased of M r
Marvin some year ago. My fears were not allayed when
I found it nee ssary upon my return to apply the Croton
water 40 hours before I was enabled to commence op
erations: after which it required fifty-four hours of labor
and application of water to raise the Salamander from
its ashy bed. You may judge of my anxiety during this
delay, and my agreeable surprise upon opening the
Safe in the presence of a number of gentlemen to find
my books and papers saved, and as legible ns they w ere
previous to the fire. The intense heat to which the Safe
was subjected, can be conjectured from the condition
of another safe, (not a Salamander.) of which an iron
skeleton frame only remained,and not a vestigeofa book.
They were companions in the same office, on the second
floor, from which they fell upon crutes of earthenware
in the cellar, the ruined Safe upon the Salamander. If
their position bad been reversed, not even the skeleton
would have remained. My’ loss over the insurance is
$1,900, yet the salvation of my books in your Salaman
der with the representatives of upwards of$100.000,
and important documents which could not be duplicated,
has fully compensated me
It will afford me great pleasure to exhibit the new
Safe purchased of you, and explain its merits, at my
present office No 251 Pearl street, where 1 shall remain
until the new building No. 216 is erected.
Yours, respectfully,
JOSEPII G. GILBERT.
RICH &. CO.’S was the only one among the 12 Safes
and Chests tested in the above named Pearl-st. fire,
which proved tube A SAFE, the contents of the ot! er
eleven being reduced to ashes !
1 be importance of being in possession ofsuch a cheap
insurance for valuable documents, books, papers, «£c.. is
apparent on reading the following list, wherein it will be
seen that five Safes (which cost t* e owners only $050)
*aved property to the amount of$138 150 from fire!
A large assortment of Sa es of various sizes and pat
terns, with nnd without powder proof locks, for sale ut
the Depot, 14f> WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
Burglar Proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made
to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Roff, Stearns & Co.,
successors to Rich & Co.. 14G Wnter-st. nnd cor. Ave
nue A and St Mar s Place, N. Y.. sole Proprietors of
Rich’s Patent, a^d the only makers of Salamander Safes
combining Wilder's nnd Rich’s Patents. F or sab* hv
THOMPSON & ONDESLL’YO,
apl 2G-1m Baltimore. Md.
Transportation Lint*
to Pi'/sbure and tfw West.—The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and njg
tome-s. that the Pennsylvania Canal will open on 12th
Marcm at which time we will be repared to forward any
amount of M'Tchf/wJi*e to all points on the Western’wa
ters, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on Tobacco to Pittsburg. GOc per 100 lbs from
1st May.—Time 8 days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. C, H. KOON8,
March 4—ts Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
nilUAUEM'lllA nAKIlLE AND
-I IKON WORK—J.ST&UTJIEBX + SOA 360
Market Street, Philadelphia, furnish all kinds of Marble
and Red Stone Work, consisting of Marble Mantles,
Monuments, bonts, Head Stone*, !■ louring Tyle.and
all kinds of Front work, &c. Orders promptly executed
and work warranted against breakage iu transportation.
More a gallauiier. Corner of Brood
and Ridge Road, Philadelphia, Manufactures of I
ron Railings for fencing, enclosures for Cemetry Jot*.
Balconies. Verandahs, and all kinds of Ornamental Iron
Work. Work warranted and executed with dispatch.
IJOHN LONG Agent for the above houses, will
shew the designs to any who may call on liimjind i« -
rrive their orders. Pent I8--ly
TO FARMERS, planters and
V E A L E /; s .—A eR icUL TURAL IMPLE
MENT MANUFACTORY Lynrhbvrg.—The sub
scriber. formerly of Baltimore, where he was associated
with n similar Establishment, takes this method to'in
form the public in general, that he has opened a Ware
room nnd Factory on Muin Street, opposite Bruce’s
Livery Stable, where he will manufacture various and
most approved Implements of Husbandry, and Labor
saving Machines, and pledges himself that all articles
sold by him shall be of his own manufacture, equal in
all respects to similar implements made or imported
from other States. He therefore invite* the public to
xamine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere,
he following various kinds—Portable and Stationary
lorse-power, Thrashers, Fans, Straw and V egetahle
'utters, Corn Shellers, Harrows, Cuitivator*. Plows
id Gang Plows—Main Street Lynchburg. Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
Ian JO—ly)_ A. W. WILLETT.
FAMILYCARRIAGE For SALE
ScErSfi—. A large and very desirable Family Carriage,
si completed, for sale low. Ap-plv to 11. M. Didlake.
COLHOUN & HOLT.
ap? fC-ti
*
SIEDZC1BE8. '
baud
Ok JK C. \fuuiS Jf CM \Vhkr V.fse PAINTS,
** Ihovu “
• TJm$ areavtparinr h* nil ratf>e«Jt* to Paint* in ram
moll u*«vnorc rilliaat, none durable ti»i*l cheaper. Tha
Itrmru id greatly u*e<l«*a l\nfn-ooj I’amt, on MoiaJand
Shingle roofs, on fenow, lL*o
Avres* Oh»*rrv IVrtdml for coughs uftil colds,
Wistur** HaUnm Wild Glieny “ "
Jayne'* Hxpectorunt “ “
Cotllivur Uij fur Dy spepsia, Debility, &c.,
Yenst Powder*.
French Window (iluss of all size.*,
Looking <ilns- Plate * * *
PhoApftte of Lime for diseased Lung*,
D jstC lowing Tobacco, 4tc.
.Ta.ilh-!*
Ilf E Ilf A N I?InKlHii{^ l.ini in<‘iit —
Lfl WITH A H BALING HALM W B COME TO
GREE T YOU !!!—The action of this Liniment is am*'
of the must perfect remedies ever aft-red to the afflict
ed. Its action upon tli - organically m j« truly wonder
fir!. Its volatile, penetrating, soothing ami healing
properties ditluse themselves to th«\ very fiones. it en
U*rs into I lie circulation of the blond—gives a new im
pulse to the whole nervous system .o the very « xtremi
lies »d‘ the fingers and loos—stimulates the absorbent*
and secretions, and thus assists unlure to throw off
and rid herself of utiV diseased action of the nervous
chord- or ligament*, making it equally Applicable ;«i
seres oi any kind. Rheumatism, I'nius irtrrrt''/ pirt tf
tin tod., from a diseased action if tiny of the structu
ral portions of the system. Whi’e i‘ is pvrfrrt -^ hatm
Irss to healthy flesh, skin or bone, it has the property of
entering into combination, and dissolving any of tbe or
ganic tissues when they are di sea soil, or tlipir vitality i
ilostroyed. P.issessi .g these peculiar powers, is the
reason why it is equally efficacious in so uimv -lift-no it
complaints. I'-flP'lt nets uooil scientific principles and
fixed laws of the Creator!
Tito lurec-i.umber of cases in which this Liniment
Inis proved it- vain-, in the short lime it has been before
the people of Virginia, is sufficient to give the greatest
confidence that it* virtue* are incomparable in the cure
of Rheumatism. Bruises. Strains Burns. W outids. Swel
lings, Broken or C.ikud Breast, old Rorcs or I’uinsin
any part of the Body. ^
TESTIMONY FROM THE SOll^H
IlficMimatism I'uredinits \v»i^t forms
Extract of a 1 ‘tier dated
‘•Nkw-Orlkam*, Mtu-ch 5th, 18*1.
‘•Captain A. Augcll has been five years under'med
ical treatment for Llheumutism. Dr>. Stone and Cart
wright ntnl oi he i Physicians have hud him in charge most
of that time. He was in Dr. Stone’s Hospital a long
time, under constant medical treatment. Dr. Stone pro
n*-unced his‘case incurable. Large limps, of a hard
bony substance, had formed on his Inn Is, m isf-ttn i o It
er parts of the holy, and his lower cxtromr.ies were
drawn out of shape, and lie could not move about with
out assistance. Enclosed i*u nolo from him, dated New
Oi leans. Feb. 27tli, 1801
*'I sent to your -tore a week ago to day. and got on
bottle of the Mrxi-an Mustang f.btiment, ami commenc
ed rubbing it on my h rnds. arms, legs, fret an 1 other
parts of my body. I am now up and cuu walk nearly as
well as ever! I liud it doing me so much good. 1 send
for another bottle. A. ANOELL.”
Three weeks after the date of the note quoted above,
he was well. He used altogether two fifty rents and
one dollar bottle. This lets culled the attention of sev
eral of our first Physicians here, who arc now pre..cri
bingitin allcnses of Chronic Rheumatism. There are
many other cases of almost as marked a character us
the above; but it is unnecessary to sav more.
A. KENDALL & CO..
72 Magazine *t., New Orleans.
AN EDITORIAL RECOMMENDATION.
In the Savannah Republican of December 21, 1851,
edited by A. K. Moore, E-q.. lie speaks in the follow
ing manner of the Mustang Liniment:
•'This Medicine in now offered to the people of Geor
gia for the first time. Our personal experience ena
bles ui to recommend it to the people with confidence,
us we have felt the pood effect* upon a sprained ancle,
which received great benefit from one application, nnd
has been almost cured by uu occasional use of it for a
week.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH.
Savannah. Feb. 5th, 1852
Having been nfflirted with acute Rheumatism for
tome time, and tried several of the most popular rem
cdies, and also under medical advice, and received no
relief until I had tried the Mustang Liniment; and much
to my surprise, I received immediate relief; and i am
confident, that by a few mote applications of this truly
celebrated Liniment, 1 shall be entirely cured ; and 1
idviscul! who are idHcted to try the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. (Signed) A. FREEMAN.
Pine Valley, Miss., Dec. 25.1851.
Dr. A. G. Bragg & Co—The nine dozen bottle of
Mexican Mu-tang Liniment left me five weeksago, nre
all sold. Send me thirty dozen immediately. The
Mustang Liniment ha* performed some wonderful
cures here. Dr. \V. \V. Nevil says it is thegrentest lini
ment in the world. He had a negro girl that was neorK
deaf and blind—bis remedies done her no good—« few
applications of the Liniment, cured her entirely. It is
also curing James \V. Coy’s leg, which has been a run
ninp sore far forty years. It has not failed in a single
case here, so nr ns it has been tried.
(Signed) ARTHUR HUDSON.
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
I Extract of u letter, dated Pittsburg; Jan. 12th. 1852. J
I w ill say, that your Mustang Liniment is about the
bc&t 1 ever used. 1 have used it in my own case, along
the lower part of the spine, for spinal irritation, with
Complete relief. I used it a few nights ago. when 1
w as perfectly crooked, und tuy back in complete tor
ture. from whatttie books would cull Otdsthotonic con
dition of the muscles; which, you know, is about as bad
ns “lock-jaw.” It gave immediate relief, nnd, in the mor
ning. 1 could bend like a gotta perchu man, und w ith
us litUejiain. The medical profession, you know, have
n great aversion in these kind of remedies; but from a
knowledge of the In .redient* of the Mustang Liniment
I would have no hesitation in recommending it w her
ever a remedy to relieve pain is desired. I have recom
mended it in a number of cases in my own practice, und,
us far ns I can learn, if ha* acted with equal celerity and
certainty, ns iii my own case. Hoping that i, may hr
used for, and drive away pain, wherever it exists, und
iliut it may remunerate you well for your exertions for
bringing mi valuable u medicine before the public, 1
subscribe mvself truly vour*.
GEO. H KEYSER, M. n.
IK is Wo it mis are llraletl.
John Shirley. Posey ville, Indiana, Dec. 30, 1851,
says: “The Mustang Liniment has performed « great
cu**e fir me. On last Saturday week. I. by accident,
ran are/1 hot rod of iron through n*v hand, entering thro*
my thumb nnd fore finger, passing through the thick
part of my hand, nnd coming out on my wrist between
the two large leaders. 1 immediately applied the Mus
tang Liniment, and continued its use. On Saturday
next ufter that it wn* well, nnd I went to work n* usual.*’
Horse** siikI other litimuN.
There is nothing that can be compared to flu* Mus
tang Liniment, in its speedy and permanent cure of
strains, bruises, cuts, galls, chafes, scratches, sweeny,
pole evil, fistula, big head, spavin, ring-bone, wind gall,
cracked heel, or any other w ound, stiffhe*#, or unnatural
enlargement of bone or muscle. A livery stable keep
er of this city h id a match horse that he prized very
highly, that had a large ring-bone on both legs. The
horse was completely cured, nnd his limbs lei* perfect
ly smooth, by the u-e of (hi* Liniment.
Yo Country itl err. limits.
Every store should be supplied with tip's valual le
Liniment, a* it pay* u good profit and sell* rapidly.
5^’ The $1 bottle Co*,tains ei-g111 and th*50 ct*. bottle
three times as much a* the 25 rts. size.
A. G. Bragg X* Co.. Druggist*, corner Third and Mat*
liet street*. St. Louis, Mo. sole proprietor.
Fur soils by JOHN H. SEAY,
I). R. LYMAN,
R. STABLER & Co., nnd
mar25-wGm * Atr*• n»-. Lynchburg.
To Frederick M■ Cain II and Clifford Cabell, Executor* of
Fnkn irk Cabell, deceased, and'the tunic Frederick \l.
Cabell at the admit intrator of Vaulina ./. Daniel de
ceased; W illiam Daniel jr. mol Mayo Cabell, Execu
tor* of William Daniel deed; John ll. Cabell admin
istrator de bom* non trifh the irill annexed of George
Cabell ihe'd; Samuel Cabell and Thom/t* R. Friend,
ad mini-A rat or* rf Joh n J Cabell dee’d;
\rOUWILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE—That on
Tuer day, the loth June, 1Soil. at the inw oHiee of
Messrs. George N. &. Andrew Johnson, Attorneys at
Lnw in tne titj ot ttichmonu, \ a., between the rism j
anil selling sun of ilint dny, we will examine and take
the depositions of J. A. Ci.wardin and Achilles I). John
son mid others, and if not completed to continue over
their oxn mi nation «ti Wednesday the Kith June, 1832.
Ami on Monday the 21st June, 1832, in the itotunda of
the University of Virginia, between the rising nnd set
ting sun of that day, we shall examine and tuke the de
positions i»l Professor John 11. Minor and others (to con
tinue from ilny in 'lay, if necessary, for three days.) nil
whose said depe.-ition* we design to offer os evidence
on the trial of a certain chancery suit (and before Cotn’r
Robert M. Brown on an order of account.) depending
and undetermined in the circuit court «»f Amherst coun
ty. Vn., wherein we are the plaintiffs and your-elves und
others are the defendants. Attend und interrogate I lit*
witnesses if you think prop* r.
Your ob’t servants.
ALFRED T. DILLARD ai d
ELIZABETH U, his wi e,
formerly Elizabeth Jl- Cab«U.
NAPOLEON II. CABELL,
mnv T7-w5t_ALEXANDER CABELL.
I VI ISII TO HIRE for the approaching’sea
son, tho following servant?, one good Parlry Cook,
two good dining nwmj servants, one good chamher
maid nnd two good washers; I wi h to moke immediate
eognlcments. Those having such to i ire, will please
drop mea line. ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
BveriLo Smites, P. O., Amherst Va.
may (i—3w—wif
T'O THE i nnil HS—The -..‘isi-nhi.-? hav
ing purchased the Patent Right of D Clow, UiitLle
Cylindrical Rotary Screen \vhca! Ft n, a e now manu
facturing them and ask thu Farmer* ;»• and examine
for themselves. DIUGUID & BRO.,
P r I -r»—t* /. ytichlrur -J J-rnnulry.
II1VSEED OIL. — 1000 gallons pure Linseed
A Oil in light ranks received and for fine by
[myn-f] K. B. SACKETT.
medicines. ^
Oil,. Drag., JfV; "«'«»». /W,. 11
v'rttment*, Patent lUctLint,, ££S"rfieal ‘«
• vim}- luticju in lli.. l)rutmi,i T- , '"I nlfr'i.t
fTn.il cure lui.Wi.ii i„:.tf, ApnlWi-iuy line.
P*re,i nniMr.l qu ilitu. With I... e,*rJ'mtlrJe nl the
pli<'s received almost every «P(^U jr mi, .
oil r in lucrnient* to the public fin- ih«l» " *o
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t^r,,..',i1„i „„r„r l'ln-.i, in,.. !*la"MT
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ivb rum., oil "vs
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•r I \ |. i • | '! x' * r»'t artificial Hi
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lu^iitst degr«.hum.Hand romnrkuMe:
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Ju"'f, tuny beren.lily prep,ire,I frmr tbe
mui let, membrane liftin' «nnmeh uf the Ox.in uhicli
. ..I.III. lull,.,.. I.t 1'ee.l.U. Ilie«t l.li.l eg*,. willbe I .
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”** " b-e.liun," eb.eri'M llint .limii.tiliun uf the
J tu .piui.tii v e| ,l„. (lit.trleJuiee i. „ „„d „,1
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"e'"i,b",l |"i'le«.or (It iiiftiiitUH" in Lm.rl.iti, w hn mu
V, e* 1!"‘* "il*‘ tliii* euiupbiii.t.fueling evrrvlbilir
i;l- ti, lull, huil reeuur.e t.i the (li.trie Juice, nl,mined
I. .mi the muiiMcW of living mimml.. wliiel. proved com
p cti-< y tHfrctyfyU'
Hi. (inilmm. author of the fa men* works on •Ve
gotublc Di*’?.” “Ii isu n nmikahle furl in phyaiol
!,*rv- •‘•"iimrhs of nniuiaU, mm eruted in water,
l" * ,,e t*1*’ property of dissolving various
aill‘ '* s "*d» #uJ of efforiintr a kind of nrlifiriul di
p,'!tl!ol‘ '*» *vi*o dill, rent lium the luituial di
gcwfive pror-ewA
, ... Ajent.nnd tr.-t „ de.erlptiveclrruhr *r«t
i., Riving i. I urge itmimnt nf •rienlitic evldenee. nimilnr
“ b'uether with rep,irt» uf remitrUble litre,
irom nil part* o! i!»»> I’uitcd Slap's.
d x ,t Pynj,,*ia ('urrr,
II •'* ;hton * I hl’SJ N bus produced the most mar
vellous Hi,in rurinir cases of D, hility. Rmnciation,
«‘i\ou- Decline m„| Dyspeptic Consumption. Itisim
posg.blc to give the details ofca-.es in the limits of this
advertisement; but authentic ited certificates huve heen
true" o» more than two hundred rcmnrkahle cures, in
1 iilliideiphiu, New Y,,rk and Boston alone. These wor..
m in lyuii iiesjiuran? ruses, nud the cures were not only
i«|*iil anil wonderful, hut permanent.
Ir h i great nervous antidote, nml pu rtiru lari v useful
fortendenry to Biliious disorder, l.iv. r Complaint, Fe
ver nod Ague, and the evil effect* of ti.iinine. Mercury,
and othe. drug* upon the Digestive organs, after a long
stckre** Also, for excess in eating, nud the too free
uy "* ,,r‘lent spirits. It almost reconcile* health with
in 'nope ranee
Dr. ILiuglif.m’s PEPSIN i* sold hy nearly all the
dealer* in Hih*drug* and popular medicine* throughout
the I’nited States. It is prepared in Powder and Fluid
form—and in Prescription vial* for the usu of Physi
cian*.
i rivnte Circulars for the u*e of Physicians, mnv ho
obtained of Dr. lion hum or his Agents, describing
the whole proce«* if preparation, uud giving the au
thorities upon which the claims of this uew remedy is
baaed. As it is not n secret remedy, no objection cun l>e
raised aguinst its mr hy Physician* in respectable stan
ding ami regular practice.
r? PRICE fl PER BOTTLE.
OBSERVE THIS!—Every bottle ofth. genuine PEP- !
SIN (rears the written signature of J. N. lIOl'GHTON,
M. I)., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Ph. Copy right
and Trade murk secured.
CF* Sold hy nil Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Alf«,llt*i.—JOHN II. SEAY, Lynchburg ; J. N.
Wilson, Lexington; 8. M. Carper. Fiurnstle; YV. H.
M.ddletou, Farmville ; Gay nor & Wood, Richmond.
march II— wly
A TEK M lIlilCKY ■»■:« TOIUL FOR
xV THE Cl RE OF 001(018. COLDS, Honretnea*,
llroinhi'it, Whooping-Cough, Croup, Amhrna andCon
sumji*ion.
"An ! by the iioer. upon the bank thereof, ahull grow
aF tm a Joe meat, irhor leaf ahull not fade, and the fruit
tin ref aha l be for me U, and the leaf thereof for medicine.”
Here was hope for the *ick recorded long ago, and
every year adds new proof to I he assurance that these
promises snail not fail.
A* medical Science discovers ami de-igustus the reme
dies nature has given, one by one. tiiu diseases that afflict
our race yield to tin- i ontrol of art. Of a II the maladies
we stiller from, none bus carried more victims to an
untimely grave than ConstltVipt ion of the Lung*. Sub
joined we give some evidence that this to omay he
cured, and that Pulmonary Complaints, in all their
forms, may he removed hy CHERRY PECTORAL.
Space will not permit us to publish here any propor
tion of the cures it has affected, hut the Agent below
named, will furnish our Circular, free, whereon are full
particular* and indisputable proof of these facts.—
Sufferer*, rend and judge for vourselve*:
For InflU' nza and Whooping-Faugh.
Nashville, Tenn., June26. 1851.
8:*:—I have repeatedly used your Cherry Pectoral
for YV hooping-cough aud Influenza, and have no hmitn
thm in pnuioti icing it a complete remedy. Four of my
children hav5 been afflicted with thosedisenses, and the
free n-e of the Pectoral has always afforded almost in
stant relief. JAS. GLOVER.
W • utte-i the truth of the above statement.
M. McOINTY. Editor Nashville Whig.
J M. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
m For a (Jonmunptive Cough. 1
Pittsburg. Pin. Pel* 25. 1851.
D trSir:—For three year* I have heon nfllirted with
a Cough, so diptre**ing that J frequently despaired of
recovery; much of the time I was obliged to sit up in my
chair, a* toy rough would suffocate me when I laid
down. Having used many remedies without much relied
I at last tried the Cherry Perioral, which unde*- Provi
dence has cured me altogether, 1 am with gratitude
your*. JAS. M CANDLESS.
Thu i lone of t he n im*i one nine of A ml. n a which hart been
an:, edited tv Chi rry Fee ft rat.
Albany, N. \ ., An.il 17. 1818.
lUt.AYKK. well—Denr Sir:—-1 have fur vmnbren
afflicted with Asthma in the worst form, so that i have
been obliged to sleep in my chair for a larger part of the
lime, being uoul4«' to breathe on my bed. 1 hud tried
a great tpnpy medicines to no purpose, until my physi
riari jtre.-ci ihed, u« un experiment, your Chcriy Pecto
ral.
At first it sec med to muke me «rrrse; but in less than
a week l b ;gun to experience the tno-t gratifying ivdlef
from its use, and now.in four weeks, the di-eu»e is entire
ly removed. I can sleep on my bed with comfort, and
enjoy :i state of health which I had never expected to
enjoy. (». 8. GAKA.N'T, |
Commission and K**»warding Merchant.
From th" Preaidrnt of Author*! C tilt pc, Edward I hi eh*
r rk. M /b, LI.., D ,\r
J.C. Ayer, Sir:—1 have used your Cherry Pectoral
in my own case of deep-seated bronchitis, and am •nti*.
Hod, from its chemical constitution, that it is an admira
ble compound for the relief of luryngiol and bronchial
difficult jr- If my opiriiou, as to its superior character,
can !»<■ nf auy service, you are at liberty to use it us you
may think proper.
Amherst. Se,,r. 12. ’49. ED. HITCHCOCK.
Among lift her distinguished authorities who have lent
their names to recommend this prepurofuin u* ho best
known to them for the n (fuel ion* rift hr lungs, are :
Preside nf Perkin*, Vermont Med. College.
Prof. Silliman. Yule College.
Prof. V'alen.iue Mott, N Ynik.
Prof. Cleaveluiut, Bowduin Med. College.
Prof. Butterfield, Ohio Med. College.
Canadian Journal of Median I Science.
Bunion Med. non Surg. Journal.
Ch irle-ton (8. C.) Medical Review.
N• w Jersey Medical Reporter.
Ho Henry day, V. S. Senator.
Hon. (u'tt. i . M irsh. Am. Amhus-ador to Turkey.
(»eit. Lru imiel Bullies. I’residrnt ol Chili.
Ht Rev. EJ. Power. Lord Bi-hop of Toronto. j
Rev I)r. Lancing, Brooklyn. N York.
Archbisliup Purcell, of Cincinnati. Ohio. ]
Also, many eminent fie mono grain foreign countries.
Nut only in the morn dangerous and distressing dis
eases of the Lung.*,but uUoum a faniily medicine for oc» j
ca-ional u-> . it is the safest, pleasantest and best in ihe
world. Prepared and *o:d by &
JAMES C. AVER, Drug, and Chomirt,
Lowell, Mass.
8old by JOHN II. KEAY, Lynchburg,
EWERS & DUKRET. Loyiug-ton. V0.
irnd liy Druggists and Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
march i.'i- w3m
Fou dyspeptics.—oswec?o corn
STARCH, prepared expressly for food. 'lid
article nfToril* n pleasant nnd nourishing diet for Invn
lids, and may he used for puddings, cukes, custards
«Jkr. For sale by
Jnril’i-t< JOHN H SEAY. Druggist.
IVKiEE A OIL.V4IM «•*»©* Pure Lin-*
J seed Oil in ti^ht bid- i-'Cidved niul for sale on la- I
vftiable trimshv [ii.y l7-r*"J BFSACKETT.