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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
A sovEREra n RE- W lDY

IN diseases of the Liver Debility resulting
from ntenperance and dissipation Old and in
veerate Ulcers Pains in the bones. attended
With swelIings Of the joins indigestion Blotch
cs on the Face. Pimpies Sc. Syphilis, cutan-
cous d.eases generally, and letter IN par''cu-
lar: Mercurial and Scroinlous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed
by the Catl,oiicon, have become SO numerous
rs 10 preclude their insertion in any newspaper,
an has made il nec essaiy for the proprietor TO
prnt them in pamphlet OF about 100 pages
TINS will he for,S arded as soon AS possible 10
She several agents for grauiious distribution, and
must, on per,lsa Strengthen the good opinion
now entertained by the friends of this medi-
cine, aud disarrn, as it is hoped, the pTelndces
OF those who view with distrus' an. medicine
not known in what is called regular practice
Facts are stubborn things, and cannot be gain
sd id.
Al the earnest solici' ailnns of members oil the
medical faculty. and others who have witnessed
ths astonishing cures effected by the Vegetable
Cafhnleun, aud who are anxious that its hene-
frs to mankind NAY be more widely difused,
t proprietor has consented 10 reduce the re
tail pnce to TWO DOLLARS per bot
Ne md this will br done without in any way
do {, rating the quality of the mediciae, or
reducing me size OF he tORte. as has been ina
terra, done in the case oil Swaln's Phna-
Cea
fHrsubscri',er. 1I.snis for sPettcr's Genuine
Catholicpn has iustereesis ed ISs BOT
u .FIS winch are for sale ~ Philadelphia pri-
Cts. HOWEL DAVIES.
Feb ,. if49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
M,YH WAITER

yfUST received a few dozen DR.. j. Thomp
q SONS celebrated Eye Water. Far sale AT n
York prices. HoHEL ID AsIEo.
Jan. y.
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Sale of Negroes. &c.

NRVf'lLL he sold, on Saturday tie 2Sh inst
~ At the lat" residence of Mrs Sarah Raw
dec ueaI Elk Creek Bridge ON the Forest
Road in the county OF Bedford, ten or twelve
valuable slaves. The saie will BE- for cash aud
is made in pursuance of am order Of the county
court of Bedford entrled an al the last tenn
in the case of InvIor and others Ray. &c
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, J :
IoHN NORTH.
CHARLES STEWART, }
Al tho same time aud place, as mentioned in
the above advert se'nent, vii procceh 10 sell
for cash. all OF the prrlshable "siatr OF SAID S'-
rah Ra,, dec HENRY BROWN. 5ttriB Of
Bcdford coup'y, and as such, ddaIr. aj 5arah
Ray, dc
Feb. . tdSi9
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Commission Business.

ENHE subscriber havin, entered irto the
u CoAmi5f,on hns,ness, offers bis servi.
ras TO the merchants aud planters trading 10
this pince. Tobacco, Flour, mad other pro
dacr, confided to his care IT, sell or ship, will
be strictly attended to. He Is provided with
Storage in lire proof house on main street ,
for the reception oil Flour, Whiskry and pack
ages OF Goods. SAM. HANNAH,
Jan. |. !2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
GLOVER SEED.

A SUPPLY OF Clover seed, received and FOR
"A sal. by HENRY DAVIS
i,,.u 3w45
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Dec. 25.
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~.s,ber rather hraced the appetite, and fnl'
,u.,,ce was done 10 the well spread board
The usual ~ ioual ioasts we're drank, and
depntatiou from Cincinaiti, consisting I'll the
venerable Gea Van Corland. Col. irumbul
and Mai. Fairire offered their congratulations
20 The fathers of the Cry, or tic return OF the
Jubilee. The Hon. l. Z. Moore, oor aihisier
IN /, olombla. with his Secretary Mr.. Pickett,
having dined With he Cineinnaiti, came ~ NJ
an early part o. the evening. namh'T o. hne
rlpes and songs were sung b, the cho'f OF me
park Theatre and guests HE Whole vent of
with great spirit, aud the company dispersed
al seHsonabie hour
All the Theatres AID Aiu Guns ~ere filed dn
ring the evening-sod every exhibition shere
sbelter from the weather could be oh aimed Was
well attended a.
The extreme mpistnre Of N" weather aud the
dread of fsvet aud ague increased Tue usual H.
h.,,ons 10 the joly Col; a ies more bottles were
,,.,nishsd than usual, and sboui the usual mum
her look up Their "iodgngs on ibe oold
ground 'o"''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
FOREIGN.
FROM COLOMBIA.

The New York Journal of Commerce of the
9TH inst. contains several official Communica.
tions from Col Jose Prieto, Commandant Gen.
erai OF GuayaQull, nearly OF the purpori OF the
one published by us yesterday, as also the fol-
lowing. which will be found interesting.
The Gareta del Goberno,' abiding TO
these documents, says. The resistance which
the Peruvian commandant of Guayaauil has
opposed 10 the tuliilment Of the Preliminary
treaty peace ratified by his government.
would seem Incredible, if we had not actually
seen il. We well knew that nothing but ina.
bility 10 lnjnre us, atter the battle of Taruui
had induced the Peruvian srmy 10 enter into
neg ocations for peace. We were also conyin.
ced, that if they ever recruited their strength
they would make new attempts 10 usnrp tue
Departments OF the South. But il did not
once enter our ilnag mutton that a mere officer
would oppose Convention ratified by his own
government, thus violating TIE most sacred
law Of compae AS we'll rs military snbordin
atom. The whole werld will exclaim and
with great justice, against proceeding which
perhaps has never had parallel among the
most harbarous nations" The measures a.
dop'ed by the Llberator, on receiving this in
| teIIigence, will be seen from the subioined dis.
patch, addressed by his Secretary General in
the Minister OF War, dated
Head Quarters in Quito, April !, 1929.
EXCELLENT SIR BY the various letters
and other communications which have been
received from Guayaquil, it appears that the
Columbian General, Cordero. who was com.
missioned 10 take possession of that place and
Gen. Sandes, Colombian Commandment Gene.
raj ofthar Department, returned after frui,.
less march, on account ofthe Peruvian COVER.
nor OF "uaysquii Esving refused 10 comply
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

sise. answer to the nume,o,.
wheh nave Geen made to me h.;n rp"ealior,
that whenever shall be called on ~ resolved
persons Tor those offices which NAV h. Illuminate
WI do i with sole rislc 10 he created
ana w'l' bring forward those vino ,,,' good,
consideration, and from the best ~" trefl
can obtain, will in my judgment, br m ma.l9a
~ to answer that great emf "'O'' like
Inc del'cacy with which your Ie,,s,
written, Pnd your wishes insinua,ed ,'1 Wa
require me to be thus explicit on This bsaS not
20" but the desire that | have that ,ho'a wit
sons whose good opinions value should per
the principles on which mean 10 az, = "n u5'
business has led me 10 this full declars,;a ."e
and trust that the truly worthy and resns..
ble characters in this country, will do ;u.,e ee'a
the motives by which am acluated in al -. -
public transactions" =" ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
FOURTH OF JULY.

We extract into our columns this morning an
outline of the proceedings on the fourth ofJu'
ly, in our principal towns and tiles. We have
not copied any of the toasts, for the reason that
we have seen not one worthy of transplant
ing. The rain, which seems to have extended
from one end of the Union to the other, mus'
have had some influence on the toas,-maklns
gentry-their genius appearing to have bee"
fettered, instead of being "pIumed for an ea-
gle's flight"
The subjoined toasts, given at Goochland
court house, are copied, on account OF the
length and severity of the cross.fre between
the friends and the enemies of Mr.. Clay. The
battle closed little advantageousIy to the for
mer. At the last Presidential election, Gooch'
iond gave nearly an unanimous vote for the
Hero At the next, we shall expect to find "
giving its support to Mr.. Clay, as, by that time,
our mad adminstra' ion viii have completely
destroyed itself:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.

The Phtsburg Statesman mentions having
seea n beautiful specimen, in imitation of Brus.
sells Carpet which was manufactured from rags
at MIR. Holdships works in thai city. II is en-
tirely Of paper; bu, so perfect is The imitation,
that il Is stated the best judges would be una
bic. at little distance, 10 distinguish 1t from
Brussels. The body is first ma rutacturcd in the
ordinary manner Of paper, and the process of
staining and uniting il is the same as that for
making wall paper Il is then so highly var
nlshed rs 10 resist the effects of water. and is
thus rendered more beautiful ,han the imported
article.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

u The Enquirer "assures" Us that il has
no recollection of the circumstances narrat ed
by us with regard to the offer OF renewal OF
exchange. made by that paper to this. We did
not doubt that he Enquirer had forgotten The
facts when it complied with the request of its
: friend and made a statement directly coun,b
ter to them But we agree with the EnquireY'
tha, the matter is rather too trifing for farther
notice. We would advise that print, however
when il hereafter contradcts rum OF" even
though it be at the solicitation Of friend,
to be certain that it is " unfounded,' before II
positively asserts that il is SO.
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with the condition stipulated on the 2is, Of
January, aud With those vi the Convention at
Jiron.
The circular OF Colonel Peieio which trans
miaed TO your E,celler.y By the Courier of
the 9th, Ia duplicate oil which Is here enel1sed)
places the question beyond all reasonable
doubt and the commune alton addressed by
Colonel frieio 10 General Ilngrot. which your
+ EIeelency will fIUd annexed. Is perfectly con
elusive.
Since that date. new sdvices have been re-
cciyed, the substance Of which IS As follows;
! The Peruvian military conmandan' OF BAHIA
has reired but there are still detachmen's
of Peruvian troops in Samborondon and Daule.
The political chief Of Babahoyo was not only
in communication with Gen. Flores, but was
making every preparation Tor tue troops which
were 10 re.occupy Guayaqull.
II is said, and Is very probable, that on the
2lsi of March two vessels itom Fa'ta, with
iIoops entered the river Of .Guyaqud, aud that
the ship was repairing IN that dock-y ara. IL
IS Inferred that The said troops can be no other
than the effe Give men OF the hospitals, The
companies of Ganarra which did not cross the
Macarra. and perhaps, also the remains OF the
battalion No. ., which was disbandtd IN oarag.
yro.
General IIlingrot, occupied Puebloylejo. aud
was soon 10 he IN Daule Gen. iorts 10 mr.
rive ms Sabaueia on the 9Sth. The former has
under his command only the battalion OF Ayacn.
che with some companies OF Girarldof, The lat
ter had The Rifles and Caracas battaIions and
the Dragon troop OF the Is linus.
J According TO the advces from LOLA, the re-
maind 7 o the Peruvian army was TO repass
the Maccora on the 10Th March
! Ihase just received hr proclamation OF Col
Prieio a copy Of whirh ! enclose. II leaves no
doubt Of the purposes VIII CHI the PeruVlaos
have 'Drmed-a rrso ution III short 10 cont niue
The war against Colombia
! Bat notwithstanding this only one order has
been given by His EYcelency 10 Gen. Flores
which res mbles the re-cOmmencement OF Hos
tIlIties lie has imply directed him TO occupy
Qua, a1ull, exectIna At every step the lu'hmen'
of the Convention oil that place, aud the capln-
lhtIon Of Jron.
Here follow certain directions relative II
the arrangement aud disposition ol the troops
| which IL is unnecessary TO copy
! However much the Llberator President, IN
| accordance With the voice oil the Nation, re-
| trains, aud .volds provoking continuation OF
| The war which had erminaIe ed SO advantage ouS
| ly 10 The enemy, The conduct ot that enemy
makes it necessary 10 support the army AZ all
| hazards. lis subsistence IN IA country 50 de-
| vaStated i. morally impossible, unles. the gov
ernmrnt contiives means 10 send pecuniary
succOr TO these departments THIS say 10 the
! Minister ofFInRncp by order OF His Erceien-
| cy. May God preserve Won,
JOSE h. ESPINAR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

Gold Mines We regret 10 learn. that there
is reason 10 bel eve that the wins of gold ore
d scovered in North carolina, may be found
10 er end 10 virgnia.--We say we regre II,
because, what state or country ever was great
or happy, from having discovered gold and
silver IN the bowels Of the earth The facility
Of obtaining money leads 20 great extraya.
gance aud ideness--luxury and dissipation
--nationsl apathy AID national run Look AT
Spain in proof of this posit,on.--Iron. copper
andcad, are more valuable discoveries, because
labor is required TO ,rsnsmule these minerals
into gold. We know the value OF gold when
canned by industry IL is slow poison, when oh.
tained by picking II from the surface OF tho
earth. The quicksighted Chimes never allow.
ed their mines 10 be worked.
IN Y Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
THE TARIFF AT THE SOUTH

An intelligent friend who has Just returned
from visit 10 South Cat DINA, informs us
that the prcjndir"s Of the pc PIE of tina, State
against the Tariff, have considerably subsidized
since II has been found beneficial in It's results
evon there where il was so much deprecated.
He states that in consequence of the protection
g,yeh to the sugars OF Florida and Louisiana,
the demand for negroes in South Carolina has
become very great, and their prices much en-
HANGED. Agents from Louisiana and Florida
for the purchase of slaves, are Sent llrougho
he State, and advantageous sales continually
made. Their price is now said TO average near
ly $500, great advance on their value for
several yeats past. Thus, il seems, after all
that our southern brethren are Likely TO receive
double the benefit from the "odious Tariff
that will he experienced by The New England
manufacturers. Nv r. Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

Mr.. Sonihev, in his recent work, says
" Think for a moment whs, London, nay what
the whole king dom Of Great Britain, would be,
II general in1urrecton we're TO he excited.
Imagine the in fa'uated aud Infatuated wretches
whom. not Spial6elds, 81. Giles's and Pnnh.
co alone, but all the lanes aud alleys. a. d Gel.
lars OF the metropolis would pour ou'-a right.
inl population, whose nultliudes When gather
ed together might almost exceed belief. The
lava flood from a volcano would he l"ss dea
truciive than the hordes whom the great cllies
aud manufacturing districts would Vomit far,h."
This is an awful and just Imagination. \
metropolis Off elve hundred thou-and souls,
aud such body Of operatives as those of the
great manufacturing towns, il they do not ac-
tually threaten, are always capable of produc-
ing the most terrible OF commissions.
Nal Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.

The n Y. Commercial of the It'll Inst. @Vs
tina, soon after ~ O'Clock on Monday night.
the cillzens were aroused by the cry OF fire.
and tie general ringing OF the bells. II was
Soon ascertaned that the FIRE was in the upper
pari Of the city. and that II bore an alarming
appearance. II commenced in the rear OF 2ll
Soring aieet. and destroyed upwards Oi twenty
buildings on the block bounded east by Narick
street., west BY Hudson street, north by Van
dam street, and south by Spring 81. Mos oi
the small buildings in The rear wrTe frame,
snail anr occupied by numerous fanatics
whose namrs We find il very difficult 10 obtain
On Spring street, sr good Two story brick
front building, were destroyed, they were oc'
cnpcd as foliows-hyn m. Norreu, Mr. / gIis
Mr.. Royce, Mr. Marsh, Mr.. Appega,e, Ebeo-
ezer Inglee. Parsons inglee, Nj. Deanr, Mr.
Eset add widow CathsliIe Ptice. The 'oss oil
property Is estimated nj from % IN $50, 200
about one fourth of which was insured,
The fremen had n severe duty, aud several
companies were siili AZ work at 10 O'Clock in
the morning having been ON duiy ten hours.
A q izen WIS much bruised by the falling OF a
wall. As TO the o,igin of the fire, nothing SIT
isactory has been obtained some say the
building was set ON fire by the falling OF a
small balloon, and others. that c,ackers had
been thrown into n stable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

BY letter from Worcester, we learn the
following particulars of avery novel ~ quixot-
lc adventure On Friday evening, a little
before sunsei,'wo gentlemen, TO all appearance,
rode up 10 the hotel, with fine horse aud
chalse, and requested Iefreshmeni and lodgings
for the night. After refreshing themselves they
walked down Main.sireet arm ia arm. and
attracted considerable attention IRON the CIT
Gems by their uousuay polished appearance
About sunse,,a man, poslhas,e, arrived in town,
with advertisements, offering reward for a
couple OF gentlemen who had abscondcd from
Albany with hired horse and chaise. Our
young gentlemen were Immediately suspected,
and accordingly were arrested aud exam in
ed. They confessed themselves the rogues,
and were committed to prison. Alter their
commitment il was aScerialned that this brace
of rogue, were females! They are thought
to he above lS years of age, and their novel IN
PRODUCTION 10 the citizens of Worcester has al.
ready drawn TO their temporary residence a
host of curious aud admirng visitors
Lancaster Mass Gareiie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

Baltimore. July lo.-The Hon. LOUIS Nc.
LANE, u. 5. Minister 10 the Court Of 81
James, arrived nj the CITY Hotel on Thursday
la. with his family. and Ieit the following
morning in The steam boat Independence.
The "A n. WM. & KlNEs. Z. 5. Minister
TO France and lady, accompanied by Ceunl
de Menon, charge d'Aiialfs IRON the French
Government. arrived last evening. aud took lot
Engs al the City Hotel. Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

From Hnuand.--Our correspondent al Ha'
vnnna, under the several dates of June 22d,
Odd, aud 9th, writes US as follows: hpana,
June Odd To-day the British Govern meni
schooner Pickle brought in the Spanish stdter
In Muiniia i0ith three hundred aud thirty tre
SLAVES She kept up running light with
the Pickle for one hour anil twenty minutes,
when the loss of her manmast by Il shot pre-
vented her escape. The Pickle lost !wo men
killed. wounded, on board the Mnldtta 10 Nil.
led and Is wounded The Hornet gives convoy
regularly here on Sund va from M tenz -
on Thursday Of every week--a constant and
hrduous ser vice" - Bait. dn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

py,adtnt and Head. OF Departments, &c. &C
company them on this pleasing excursion.
Miss Edsfon, niece OF thr Preadtni
Mrs. Eufon. lad, OF the Ssey Of War.
MIS- Barry, lai, Of 'he = " General
MIR Donaidsot, OF the President funny.
Two daughters OF the Sec'g Of The Nary.
The dauk h,er oil Gen. Maeonlb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

Muscaiei Grdpes.-The Muscatel grape vine
has been raised near Adansville, Sou CarolI'
ma, from he seed OF the raisin. A late paper
from that quarter says, the vines are appa-
renily thrifty and fourishng, and bid fair &c
produce fruit this season. We sincerely hope
that the attempt TO naturallze this delicious ex.
otic may be crowned with success. and at the
ders further trial of the experiment"
Masonic Record.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

SAvANNaH, May 23.-Abducf'on Of Ro,cland
Stephenson. committee of the Grand Jury,
on Thursday forenoon, came into Cour', aud
Informed the Judge Of the refusal by Daniel
PI octor, sworn witness on the part Of the
State, against Wright White, TO give testimo.
nv An Official commune ion Of the fact, in
writing, was desired frotn the Foreman by the
Solicitor General, who replied, that Proctor
"reiused to answer all questions connected with
the indictment against White, alleging and
declaring that his answers might crimina,e
himself" Based on this communication, a
rule was Obtained by the Solicitor General, re.
curing Proctor to saew cause, al 10 o'clo, K
A. VI. yesterday, why he should no, be com
milted as for a contempt Of Court. At 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, Proctor appeared
by his counsel, Messrs Nicol and Owens,
and for cause commended, that by law he was
privileged from answering before the Grand
Jury, all questions that might crimina'e, or
tend to criminae him, thai he was the exelu.
sive Judge of The tendency Of the questions,
and that the Cour, could not interfere. BY Mr..
M'Aliis,er ard The Solicitor General, it was
commended, GA the other side, that the witness,
though not bound to eriminase himself, is mol
the exclusive judge-that the action Of the
Cour' 10 determine whether direct answers TO
The questions propounded, may eliminate the
witness, and consequently, whether he witness
shall answer or not. The court took time for