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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

PRINcr PoLIoSAo This distinguished gen.
temsn, who Is now at the head If the French
Cabinet has resided IN London many wear,
a3 tho Ambassador from France. Ills history
which appears ~ be familiar 10 most Of the
English editors, is thus shetehed by the con.
ductor of the John Bull
The ince was born in the year 1880. and
with his brother, emgrated ON France and
resided in Russia, whence he came TO England
aud was appointed aid-dli-camp 10 tn, Comic
d Artos. In 1906, the Prince aud his brother
were engaged IN some attempts against III e
government oil Bounapartc, but werr detected .
General Georges, one at thair colleagues, sui.
fered death. Inc Princes brolher, Count
Armaud dt Poignac was sentencrd 10 a sim
liar fate, and the Prince 10 impus ,nMent. l.
was upon tins caslon that these noble
| brothers exhibited Inc most sp.end,d instance
ot frRtcrnal aft o,ion. The Count Armand
prayed that mercy might he shown to his bro
iher, who was Younger than hmSelf and who
| had merely IollowedhIm into the danger. The
frmce, on the contrary, urged the Judges Ia
| spare ms bfo'her, and let the punishment fall
upon him. |, sad the Prince, am an $50
lated being, aud having nothing to lose-,ny
brother is married. Spare him, then, and save
his wile from wretchedness--or il he must die
let me share his fate Such an example as this
rs pei haps IN modern history without a parallel
The sentence Of the elder brother, however
was committed TO imprisonment which he suf
fered for upwards OF SIN years.
The prince. it is said, was engaged in fresh
intrigues against Buonaparie's government,
while that person was employed in the ruiuou,
| campaign of Russia /; but in 1914 the brother.
escaped and again Joined the Compile dArtoi.
il was in that year the Prince went on mis-
| eion 20 Rome; he accompanied the king to
Client. whence no proceeded to Savoy, 10 cel
| the Roy alis's into action, in which enterprise
he was taken prisoner by the enemy-ne
however escaped, and in 1915, was created a
Peer Of France.
In 1916, he gave proof of consenial feelings
towards this country, by marrying Miss Camp,
bell, a young lady of large fortune.
Al a moment OF peace, and when, as il an
pears TO us the interests Of France and England
are most advantageousy united, the fact tina,
the head of the French Ministry is known 70
possess such favorable feelings toward, on,
country, cannot fail TO afford the erea,.s,
satisfaction here the absolute necessity fo,
adecided change in the administ ration of afrs;rs
in France, will reader the appo intment. we
have no doubt, as popular there-the moment.
airy excitement has been great, but few dav
will settle this.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

We understand thai the Society of Friends
have organized Bible Society, under the tile
OF " Bible Association of Friends in America "
The Society intend 10 publish an octave edi-
ton ofIhe bible, in large type aud on fine pa
per, for general distribution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

big ditch'''-ihe courage ofthe conba,.,
was cooled in the ablution--and the la
appearance Of he motley crew craving an, J,
The canal. vet and dirty, preseatrds sp.ct..''
worthy the pencil Of Hogar,h. "''e
Roches er az. " T,fog,..,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Frnnce.-A French editor, whose remarks
are translated III The New York Daily Adver-
User, congratula'es himself upon the freed om
of opinion aud of the press in his country.
-" The word, sa, he. " which YOU would not
have VIZ ten without trrmoI IN 1913, yon NAV
speak tn day against the king himself, and
nothing will come Oft. In a ,ofTee house or n
theatre, thunder against the government, all
the world approves; ana liza base spy comes
about you, 10 live by tina picking of your dis
course, crush him aud The tribunals will hard.
ly ask of you what YOU have done with his
bones Ii this is moi liberty, gentlemen, go to
Engand-''ansport yourselves TO the United
States and then come back aud tell us in what
country they breathe better air OF indepen
dence than in France"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
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81 siiii tenement situated on main street.
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of November, it will be for req, for one year
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
INTRODUCTION OF THE TORTrRr

rom the ~ J. commercial 1drerliSer
ROBBERY At SYRACuSE.--On Saturday we
stated that gentleman Dad been robbed a, Sy.
racuSe of CISCO. principally in FIVE dollar
bills Of the Mechanics anu Farmers Bank of
Albany. The robbery WAS one oC the boldrst
that ever occurred in the Western part of TINS
state as the money was taken from Mr. Clerk.
trunk at The Syracuse House while that gentle
man was at tea. The transaction excited pr,a
sensation. and called ont the most active exer
tons. of the inhabitants of the village whict,
on Thursday proved successful. A cooured
lad named =" Ben" waiter in the establish
ment, went on that evening To purchase a
brens'pln and finger ring. This excited
suspicion against him, and after repeated ex.
animation. he persisted in DENYING any koowL
edge of the robbery. The sheriff was finally
sent for, and the lad taken into an upper room
where halter was placed round his neck
and the rope drawn rather too tight 10 be COM
Portable. Ben then said il they would save his
life, he would tel them where TO find a mart
OF the money. He WAS permitted to be at his
ease, and he produced $500, declaring that
the remainder was in the possession of another
black hoy this was soon ascertained not In he
the case and Ben was a second time suspen.
ded, when he said if they would let him down
he would tell all about il. He took the sher.
1T Col. Phillips, and others TO wood pile
when he produced the whole of the amount
stolen with the exception OF SILL which it is
presumed he had spent. Such are the facts,
as we have from good authority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Progress Of Libertg-.rhe following netice
will testify that Prussia is beginning to assume
conspicuous place among the tree nations OF
Europe
BERLIy, August lin accorda nee with
earlier measures OF he Government, having for
Their. otieri /" 0ccnSiOm The people 10 take more
part in pHbiic affairs, "A Ga met order has been
issued some tune sInce, granting permission 10
NIL towns hayiUg population of ten tn nd
souls, au TO several church commmi les, 10
call public meetings of Their ritizrn- or mem
befs to taxi counsel upon their pubic interests
aud to publish their resolutions IL, The journals,
or from the pulpit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Lud'crous Speclacte.-A battle royal between
two recruits lately enlisted, occurr ed on Mon.
day on the foot-bridge, on the west side of the
Canal bridge IN Exchange-sireet. A crowd of
course eollected-whe,her to enjoy the pugils.
TIC exhibition orto part the combatants. il
mma'eriai TO our narration. Suffice il TO saw.
,na' wh'e the row was at its height-while
blow upon blow fell like hail upon the scooces
OF either comha'ant, and all eyes were fixed
upon the heroes of the scene-,he flooring of
the foot bridge gave way beneath the pressnre
and prec'pra'ed the crowd snns ceremonie Into
the canal beneath About fifty persons, of all
ages and Sizes of all coiors and cha racters Law
Aoundcring "a the muddy walsrs of The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Gurney's Steam Carriage have recently
copied from the Eng iIsh papers several notices
OF tie admirable invention of Mr.. Gnrney, for
proprlling carriages over common roads by
steam. The following account respecting it,
which is tue latest we have seen, is OF So fiat
tering character that We presume the inventor
cannot desire TO go beyond the point fperfec
ton which he seems TO have attained The inqui.
~ naturally suggests itself TO the mind, tina,
il a carriage can lie propelled SO easily and
rapidly over rough roads, how extraordinary
must its performances be on rail read which
offers so many advantages for easy and rapid
motion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
From a late London pnpcf.

GurneyS Steam Carriage. "Wednesday after
noon Mr. Gurney's steamcarriage was exhib-
tied, at the request of the Duke of Wellington
In the Hounsow BaTrack. yard, before his Grace,
the Ladies Percy, Dance, aud Murray LoI 81
fiizroy, Somerset, Roysln, aud Thomas Cecil !;
Lieut.. Gen. Sir George Murray, Sir Charles
Dance and numbers OF military and scientific
gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the
Ladies Percy, &c. had a carriage attached,
and rode round the yard with the greatest
pleasure and satisfaction. Afterwards " agon
was fastened 10 the steam carriage, containing
twenty seven soldiers, besides Mr.. Gurnev an d
two or three men on the engine and though
the rood was very disadvantage us, being a
rough, loose sand and gravel ii drew hem round
without the least diminuton ofits speed between
nine and ten miles an hour. 10 these exper-
imen's, MIR. Quincy applied his steam gener-
ally but 10 one wheel, in order TO give the com
pany full proof of the power and praciicabiliiy
OF the invention. Having satisfied them as to
this and as 10 its manageablitv by a variety
of involutions and evoiutons, he gave them
specimen Of its speed, and drove seven or
eight times round, at the rate OF from Is 10 !
miles an hour. Ii is difficult 10 say whether
the company was more pleased or surprised
at these unequivocal proofs of Mr.. Quincy S
success. The Duke Of Wellington observed
that il was scarcely possible to calculate the
benef' 8 we should derive from the introduction
Of such an invention as this.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

TennesSee.-The Nashville Wing says, tn
Senate oil this state consists oftwemty members
of whom, WE understand l6 are farmers ant
4 lawyers. Twelve are said to b. natives o
North Carolina, ono of Tennessee. one o
Rhode Island, and six of Virgiuia. Fourteen
are married men. two wIdo"ers aud four bach
elors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Mr.. Yam Ness, our Minister to Spain. and
his family has arrived New York The Fobl.
US. in which he has taken passage for Cediz
will, it is SAID, sail On The 10Th pfoximo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Went 10 sea from New York, = few DAYS age
U S ship Peace 4 Passenger, Capt. Elliot
who goes out to 'ake command Of the Wes Ia,
dia squadron. The Peacock was fitted wuh
IA suit OF cotton duck sails.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-30
Fnn rHr Vino

j. person 10 the world can he said 10 paroto ~ Tie no
nre Of Saan s. be whose aim and dsre e n %
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- 81 aeuf of honoT, ~ dead 10 every kinder tceng a.
cOl MAJ passion witch ks mems s'ls to,ohsrS 10
90 mare am dTace Of humanity be spoken hce an, 49,,
ssTs Oo MANY, Win f pe sber pea.ure Of v;fpesei a
hf so sah 20 co.'s lssnd arrcs among friends AMI
ssagI socafes, . sarfice friendship honor and rrl,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-30
MIR. OIcIN

49, Letter IN the LONDON TTg,sN
'i authorse you TO state that the parapraoh u,r nm
teo ~ me inie and some other London uape e,V daTa
since, PuIponing To give detail of INV intended
ana winch was copied from Scotsman nev,na,r rhlt
~ Edinburgh, was given the public without NV noiss
'nd " ~ Incorrect ~ sOrne important particulars Thu an
~ o meCSg betweun the clergy aud myspl m Anil ,sx,
~ VIC Guy Vi CINCINNATI, state Of Ohio in the United sratr
" ny 70 ocVss the truth aseood of the Christian yenon
scd ~ the Scotsman, but ascertain the errors in ali re-
Dgons winch prevent them from being pfacou h, prac,c
% 10 bng out all that isfcaly valuable IN erb having M,
el erro and thus TO onn from them collectively rselon
o uue anu consistent That NAY become universal, and
DE acted upon cOnscientiously by ALL
Neither ~ It my ntentOn finally from this cot,
as sailed IN The scotsman Ou the contrary have purpv
made arrangements be-, without Inconvenience in arg 80
OF the world IN which my earnest cndCavours 10
present condition Of society shall appear IN te the vot '
as do entertain the least doubt of An ro;rc
near a. band IN the COMMERCIAL political and religious ,o5
OF all nations w Joyous POhy
The very small amount ~ pne6ts thnt is effected f., I'm
Ra mass :" mankind, with the extraordinary ruueys n, on
The daily growing intelligence n the ,,oD,la;o1 Z, t,r,S
not very distant . WV '' t, ~, o' s 1oT uaI'
\ ne brig Swan, ~ PHILADELPHIA fruunEcv. q rlcans
mas brought homo five eolourcd boys who wope kid,
hapPcd from that city more than Our years sao.
u Is affirmed in tho London Morning Chronicle az
INC 10th Nov. that Of "the suffering rcfl0ess FINN
SPAN Portugal and Italy, in that apital, one thos
ana were htcIoHy Without bread"
ShdrP-In the New York Legislature, on Wcdnes
day week mr. Curtis offered rcsiontsn dyectinotbe,
Cierkto procure pen-knifc. stamp and PAPER -cter
Tor each member Mr.. Edgtrton moved 10 add q "a
zOr" -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-30

nc brig Swan, o. Phiadclpbio HruuKcv- Orleans,
mas Drought homo five eolourcd boys who were kid,
mapped from that city more than Our wears ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-30

, 1t Is affirmed in the London Morning Chronicle az
INC 10th Nov. that Of "the suffering reNlRes FINN
SPAN Portugal and Italy in that Capital one thoI
and were literally WITHOUT bread.~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24
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C.
N compliance the ish of many Of the mos, ,s.
pecabe citizens nf Portsmouth, who are anxious for
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Prospectus to the patronage and support Of the inhabitants
OF Portsmouth, Norfolk, and the adjoining couni.s
u rs unnecessary, in the present enlightened age 10
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parent TO every rejecting mind. We shall ntoeeed there
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wise and beneficial, calculated to nOu,e the ipe,e,t.
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at'he same time, DESTROYS both sides of The
question on the merits Of public sures may be
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to draw teif conclusions, aud their own opiu.
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oi FACTS, rather than Political discussons or abs,faet
questions. Nor will Agricultural and Misceapen,. -;
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"eree aud lsnguishing agriculture.
HAVING thus briefly unf0lded Intended course 10 ~
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r SIT Is cur intention to issue the 6rst number Of
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

VIRGINIA: At rules holden the clerks office Of the
superior court of ch1nceC for the Richmond district the
80 day of Novembe 1925 Thomas a. Bsber pit against
John Fleming, Isaac Curd and Jane is wife, and Samuel
Dyer ir and Martha his ,cifc, dts
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer U aud Martha his wife, having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the of assembly and
Fules of thus court and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they not inhabitants of this county; ordered tina,
the said defendants do appear here the tenth day of the
january term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm newspaper pub
shcd in tie city ochmond for months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the capitol IN the said city.
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ONLY 81 PER BOTTLE.
I'HE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
SUCH anS It's pre-emnent virtues so well
taosiad and SO fully acknowledged by an intelligent
EGhllc, that is scarcely necessary To say any thing
iursher than that Il is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases OF the Liver Debility resulting from intern
perance and diss pation Old and nveterate Ulcers:
IiIiis IN the Bones, attended with swellinCs of the
lpins: ln,lg aston: Botches OH the Face Pmples &c
syphilis: Cu'ameous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mercurial and ScrOfulous complaints.
he ceTtiicates of wonderful cures performed BY
Tic CatholicUn. have become 80 numerous as to pre-
Guide their Insertion in any newspaper and has made
u necessary for the proprietor 10 print them in u
pJtIliet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
gu as soon as possible to the several Agents for gra-
tutous distribution, and must, on perlIsal strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
tins medicine, and disann, il shoped the preiud-
ces OF those who view with distr6st any medicine not
A4o"h IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gansoid.
At the earnest solicitation of members of the med
zeal faculty. and others who have witnessed the aston
lshlng cures effected by the of the Vegetable
Cat1ohcon, and who are anxious that its benefits to
mankind may be more widely difused the proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out III any way deterioratng the quality OF the med
Icine, reducing The size o. The bottle as has been
materially done III the case of Swaims Panacea.
Gettor ne sale Of Poie''s Cdholieoz Of lc0a are
also agents for S,odi,a's Pa,iaeea.
al retail than bottles Of your Catholcon who's
sen one bottle OF SWANS fanaccai and feel great pleasure
informing you that III every in which have the Ca
'no ICON, ned, 1t mas produced decided 6eTeft"
Could you afford to reduce tire price Of your Catolcon
two dollars should more frequently prescribe my patients
tins town aud vicinity who have used with the effects
after all the other Pnacea and the Compound Syrup Of sar
An eminent physician says have known several cures per.
aied ny te use OF your Caiholicon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary Prescriptions of the faculty, anl have
never known i to pro ijce injurious eGccfSn'
The above Invaluable medicine may be cons any had Of