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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

.afla. 'fa wv va. y sls,,e tus Yep.fA u'sn'
arch in all things which constitute trno essf. sub
san,isl and enduring power. the applause OF the
TIM and the venera,oa ofal po.,erIiydo mankind
rank the modest Seotshman, who lived seeh'ocd
from, the wofld winch admired hn and died IN 30
,,tule lis contemporary in death WAS eisye' fof
,w.,,ty ysars by if.llnns xho knew HIM Only by
sxaeiions who cursed him in their hoohs as ~.
t,n. WIZ \ ,ac, .ie,2ised " bile they feared hiU,
and who look apoa ms death with 40 other teidins
nan b.ca3se il ,raasfers h.,l hatred as the inher,
,erce NJ ,oth,. 10 whom ;h,y must ,'ny n The an.
willing cbcaience. He ~ his retirement received
! A pn.anooIs homage f,oa all quarters oil The
! elpi,c a fee Il acknowledgement from oil clFhi'
e na,ions aud tongues, II ms power over the ma
| gnnion and the heart, "A generous recogh"'oh Wy
millions vino confessed themselves olicvcnl 10 Inc
sprll ri has ie seal pinnng the hi2 hest u tle
Gifted IN lntllooi the bcncflrtors, as VIII as thc
pride Of DE human inee To.morros and who
shall thng Of ~. Srenfh Ferdinand, except ~ one
Of an ,.,nable race OF Kings, that %ih8h nn" uil
i.aeha aba race. whom society will shake from III
skirts With disgust and mourn her own shame &c
have ever suffered to curse the world wItl thor Va
e,s ~ their i.torincc Bui death shall MD ten
derer fcIlne 10 the love and adaptation which boti
bemisphrres have expressed for the - author OF Wa
i y,dyp "To Amuralisn Amnrath succeeds, L
, Ferdinand follows Carlos ns Cados VIA iu.
! lowed by ierdinand-yo, who shall I'LL the chai
OF scotr2 A long time mus, clapso before Ina
TINT question can be answered but II may be con
fdenily affirmed thu. the whole Bourbon race, II
all their branches may run out--bcforo thci: sefa
f.r or combined merits produce OF deserve relu
tuition such az his--great and unsullicd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
l. BUREODT, Treasurer Commonwealth Ia

Ner .Tersey-The following resolution passed
the House of Assembly of N Jersey on the 3ls, Of
October, by vote %! 81 To Ia The standing rule
ofthc Council that such resolution must lie on the
table for one day, could only be suspended by II
vote oftwothrjs aud us II was sent 10 the Senate
the last day Of the session. il not ncted upon
us We have no doubt /, will be a, the next srs-
sion
Whereas the People ofthe State on Jersey
frol deep interest IN all hngs affecting the welfare
OF Their common country, and particularly M every
measure having relation 10 he Judcary, the Tariff
System, internal lmpros ements and the Currency
of the counry--tho maintenance of each in all their
nsolabiltv, is deemed essential to the prosperity
of.hese United Therefore,
b. II resolvcl BY he Council and General As
scmby OF the Stat. Of n Jersey, that our Senators
be instructed our Representatives in Congress be
requested, to use their best endcavors To maintain
the present Judiciary System of the u S. invio.
late TO civc adequate protection to Americas In
duslry; To foster and uphold Internal improvements
mud 10 vote for and advocate the renewal OF the
charter Of the Bank Of the e. 3 with such modln.a-
items as muy be deemed noce ssnryH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
HEALTH OF THE WEST

AT CINCINNATI, on the 29ih ut there were 1.
| deaths by cholera and on the 9th ult IL deaths
by the same disease. On the Goth ult there were s
| ioaias on ,hc 3Oh . on the 3lst7 :.
AT LcuIsvitLE, Of tho 18th ult there were 9
deaths by cholera on the 10Th, deaths.
AT ST Louis, up To the ODD ul, 80 cases had
been reported, Of which SO terminated fatally This
statement 1t Is added falls short Of the actual nun,
her With some exceptions, the mortality is conf
ned to drunkerds aud people Of color
The City of LEx'NoToS, Ky. enjoyed good
health up 10 the 9th uIt
Ntsholers had appeared at NASHVILLE on the
gid although its early visitation was ANTICIPATED.
"A, GMESA, three persons were attacked on the
s5'h Sept all ofwhom died
AT thdERsrowN, during the week ending on
the lst inst there was bnt one new case Of chnlcrs
Among the deaths, however from the effects of the
epidemic, were Mr.. Parker Blood, bookseller, and
MI. Peter Rench
The PirrsroRo Advocate of the Is, instant,
States that no cholera or other epidemic existed
thuse
AT WHEELING there had been thrc,, OF four I'M
ported cases of cholera previous to the 9th ut but
since that no further cases.
AT NEW ORLEANS the yellow fever was raging
violently at The last dates The Mercantile Adj,
vcr'Iscr oithe 10Th ult. states that there had mot
been as much sickness Us then existed, since the
year 1902.
The Memphis paper (on the MssissippD Of o.
tober %, says
he melancholy task has at last dcvolyed upon
~, Of announcing to on, readers and the public
The arrival of this dreadful disease IN our town The
nrsi case with which We were visited was brou.h,
on board the steamboat Experiment, fom Louis,
v''c, which arrived at Our landing on Sunday morn.
ing, 18th ait. The patient {Mr. Knsdrick) wa. on
his vesur" from Philadelphia, to his residence, in
81 Francis county, Arkansas Territory, about 40
miles from this place. He landed abou, eieh, O..
clock, a. NJ. complained throughout the day Of
slight 'nd'spos'on-supped heartily, and retired to
BED at the usual hour ives attacked violently
'boat le o'clock tina. night and died before 10 o.
iock nexs morning. On Thursday following the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
EORRID SPECTACLE


There was however, in the midst Of our fesliyi.
ties, great drawback from the pleasure we shoule
otherwise have enjoyed. aude to the unfortunate
Black Feet " no had been captured by the Fla,
Head Having been informed that they were a.
bout putting one Of their prisoners to death, went
10 their camp to witness the spectacle. The man
was tied to tree, after which they heated an Old
brrrel on gun uitil it became red hot, with which
they burned him on his legs, thighs, neck, cheeks
and belly They then commenced CUTTING the Ae. h
from about the nails, which they pulled out. and
next separated the fingers from the hand, Join, bv
JOINT During the performance ofthcse crlet;es No
wretched captive never WINGED, and instead Of su-
ing for mercy, Ne added fresh smuants to their
oarbar"us ingenuity by tho most irritating re-
proaches, part of which our Interpreter uo,sa,ed
rs follows" My head is strong; You DO not
hurt me.-You can't hurt me.-Ycu are FOOLS y"
GU do not know how to torture .--Try il ooa;,
= oo"' reel any pain yet.-Wo torture your
fe'atons greal deal better, because we make them
cry out ioud like little children. You are no. bravo
you nave small hearts, and you are always afraid
~ nsm linen addressing one in particular, he
S"'u' II was by my arrow gots lost your eve !"
upon winch the Flat Head dar,cd a, him, and with
hh'e III moment scooped out Que Of his ewes. NJ
me same time cutting the bridge of his nose nearly
,n TWO his did not stop him with the remain.
ing eye he looked sternly at another, and said at
Killed your brother, and scalped your Ole fool of
tather'" The warrior to whom this was address.
60 instantly sprung at him, and separated the sc.I,
, non MS mead hsvas thcn about plugging a
kn'e In his heart until he was told by the Chief -
oesist- Their scul!, bloody socket, and u,u,;Ia.
,eo nose now presented an horrible appearance I'M,
oY ne means shsnged his tone Of tsiause i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

vas - ,at:be 20 H,s ei,irf, p,'At mali
a prisoner last fai.--we put cut her eyes. VIC
out her tongue--we treated her Ike a d, T. o9o
II orr young warriors" The ehefi,in rory
ncensed The moment bis wifc's name WIS ,,.. us'i
ed he seized his guv,, and before the los,
was ended, ball from passed through the
fellows heart, ard terminated his irigh,c, r'e
ings. 'ef-
Rardscs Of Tic PeStiience.-Thc Rev N.
Ridge ofEngland in late Sermon on,he CT.
gives the following narrative o. the rayao..
Pest;lence in former times - VI
1919, It ragged in England to such f,;,l,r,
extent as that scarcely tenth par, Of the po,ai '
ton of the country, Of all classes were lest III
The churches andcburch yards were insunc,n.,
contain the dead and in the metropolis !,
found necessary 10 consecrate u large srot in W.
smiihheld as burying ground upon which hons.
are now crested, and which extenried even oyo.
part ofthe site on which the new Post Office b..
been buHt. During It's prevalence &c, 600 nersoas
were here inferred. In the reign of the Emne ras,.
Vespas ian, 10000 daily fell vi, Tins to II il, b..
alone ana this awful sacrifice OF human lives co,,
t.nued tos several days. In the year 1915. the ,.s
!t'ance was SO general throughout the Chris q.
word that II destroyed more than one half of lbosa
whoip the infection had seized. AtConslanllno,J.
IN the relSn OF Justnan, 80 COO died daily. 1bo
African plague was no less destructive in its ,na,rL
Commencing at Carthage, it swept oil in il
course, IN Namda alone $4,000; on the seacoe..
Of Africa 200 900 together with 10000 soldiers "a.
Utica In Ia, time of Peuach, such was lis d.
struc,iveneSs IN Italy, that cut of every thousand
no, ten persons survived. Ia London ut The o,.,,
plague about century and half sinee ,Lo
present period i, has been estimated tina, moro tta,
100000 persons persisted in the city and its cy;.
rous. The dlsconsolatc metropolis was ne,,Iv,
deserted by lis inhabitants trade entirely conc
ed courts Of law were closed; and no nje,o,;,,
representation can give the flintes idea Of the or.
tua state and real misery to which tue devoted CIV
vac then doomed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
Heal Estate ut Auction.

order ofthc Courtof Hastings ofthe corp
- ton Of l.ynchburg, the undersigned VIII p''
ceed on Friday the 10th inst to sell at public s
ZION, on the premises, for cash, the HOUSE A ~
LOT, known by the name of Douglass WI
House, situated Immediately on the Turnpike y
nov in the occupancy of Mr.. Archer Brown
SAML BRANSFORp, Commissioner
Nov. y, Ills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
DENTAL SURGERY.

n. MUNROE, Of Richmond, Surgeon ~"
~ list, respectfully informs the citizen. i,
Campbell, that he will visit the Courthouse Oh W.
county, THIS WEEK. Such persons Us ~
h services are requested TO call on him a. -
German Jordan's Tavern.
Nov 10 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
. - I'al-----s- -
NOTICE..

AVjSG purchased the Lumber House nea
- the Bridge, formerly occupied by Cap
Samuel Turner, it viii DO in future conducted IN ny
own name, where | invite the Farmers to give nc
call L-iore they sell, as will nj all times give tic
height of the market, andpay the cash for Wheai'
and all other Grain, Flour, Corn Meal, &c
y. STAPLES.
My 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

steamer Constitution passed down eom TRINITY,
having on board ten OF twelve cases, none OF Which
were landed, and reported seven deaths since she
left Trinity On Sunday, 2lsi lA' the sfeambosi
Freeiom, also from Tfnny tosrhe'l AT our landing,
having on b,ard seven cases one of which, Mrs.
Irons. was landed, aud Immediately conveyed 10
ou, hospi,sl, where she received every attention,
b,, !. ya.n-shc ds1in aboul IL ho'ns after iau
DIN, cieh, OF ten deaths occurred on hoafi the
rreedam before she arrived at this place As yet
We Lave bad no Iocal case
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
ONE CENT KEXY AED.
Nov. 70

>oh experiencing ana bringing 10 me ~
- SEPli HAYNES, an apprentice boy Of Co.
or, neatly twenty-nlne years of age, neul1y s'
feet high no thanks nor other charges will be pa'u
except the above reward. MILLS WITT
Nov H. w3@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

lper to seEer orr correspondents abroad To note
which appeared IN Saturdays Gazette We eon
give nooihcr lnfornatiop than that which IS gene
rally known, that the Bank has suspended pay
meet, and we learn that in short time an exposi-
tim olthe affairs Of the Institution will be submit
tsd to the public lPAent1 GIG.
4 CORRESPONDENT of the Annanos Republican
state. t,at two spots ans now visible nn the disc al
he sun one Of winch IS large that II can be seen
by ,hc naked eye. The state Of the atmosphere is
uaiieuIufy favorable for their observation soon
afici the rising Jest before The setting Of tho
sun.
There was secoadfall of snow ut Quebec, on
the 9Th nit when remained GU the ground for
$40 10 20.
Mr. CATLfN, who drew the picture of the Virgi-
ma Convention is now at II LOUIS, Missouri. lie
has visited jefferson Barracks, and taken the pot-
un,ts OF Black lawb aud nine of his most distin-
yuished mon, Iprlsoncrs Of war tie intends to re
| move in a short time 10 New York
| CAurioN. Tuesday last two females living
! IN the upper part of sullivan street, near the wind
mil GU account Of some .rihng indsposition, went
To chest which stood IN the house containing, a
mon. other things several articles of medicine and
finding two kinds Of white powder, which they sup
posed to be culcincd magncsa and cream Of tartar
mixed quantity of each il warm saer and took
It. Soon after they were seized with new und VIC
len, symptoms and expired the same evening
There is little doubt that one Of the substances Ia
ken was poison--proboby Oxalic Acid. Ano-
tiler person who took some cinnamon water pre-
pared in tho vessel which had contained the mix
lurc was attacked with similar symptoms, but reco
vered. .\elr York Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
TTTERAIT, ROAD.

Petersburg, Nor. GIVE are pleased IN observe,
although only thirty miles Of the Rail Road is rea-
dy for use, our friends in North Carolina are begin
mig to renp somo fits benefits. The Halifax ~.
c. Adroeatc says, that goods have been received
in that town, by the Rail Cars TO ,he Central De
pots, and from thence il wagons) in two days from
Petersburg. When the noad is completed to the
Roanoke, goods will be transported o,hc same
place in u few hours IRtt.tigcRcfr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

TnE ONO CANAL--Thrs grand work, second to
none perhaps in America, IS now completed. Sew
en- years have been occupied in its construction.
II is three hundred and ten miles in length, and the
greater part of its passes thro tho most ter
tile and popuous districts of the State. Villa ,es,
teenng with inhabitants, alive with enterprise,
and presenting scenes OF hustle and business now
decorate its banks, whose Sites four and five years
since, were no, rescued from the gloom Of the vii.
dcrncys An uninterrupted water communication
now exists from Cincinnati, Uncommon with all the
western towns, situated Oh the Ohio River, 10 New
York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

TIE Tchcv Of Virginia. Jefferson county land
maintains a, this time high value. Noticing since,
farm on Buskin, with dlapda,eI buildings, was
sold at auction for sd5 % per acre. The worst land
m the county, Uhe noun'uin always excepted )
would bring no, less than % dollars an acre and
ifaour should continue at its present handsome
price, we may even calculate Oil further advance
in the value Of our choice farms. This is truly
ihc garden SPOT" [Ctarledoma tiee Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
A GAED.
DIR. s. :. FFT(Il-DrNrisY

n eESPECTFULLY informs the ciiizclr Of
~ Lynchburs, and its vicinity ,,ha, he is now a;
the Franklin Ho,el His stay IN Lynchburg wal he
very short as he 's obliged to return Us soon as PCS.
sible 10 Philadelphia
Nov ID f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
PORTER AND SPTS. TT Il

supply OF lest Porter in pint and quart bodies
So, large supply Of Spts. Turpen,inc. Both ~
tices for sale low, and quantities to suit parc''
sers, by Howell DAWES.
Nov. - fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
MR.. BUCHANAN.

Letters by the Coriolanus, from St. Petersburg
represent that Minister, Mr.. Buchanan is treat
cd with marked distinction by the Cooft aud the
people letter from gentleman attached 10 the
American legation at ST. Petcrsbursh, says"
am as comfortably fixed in this city as ongh, 10
have expected but slill the striking opposition
which exists between the political institutions and
manners and customs of this country, and those
OF our own happy land win prevent me from ever
becoming perfectly satisfied with my present s,ua-
ton. feel that,he happics, day shall spend in
this city will be that on which ! take my depar-
turc, But, after all, the best mode of at
taching an American to his country, is to afford him
an opportunity Of seeing and observing how supc-
rior are its institutions TO those of all other ma
tons"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

There was ccoadfaIl Of snow ut Quebec, on
the 9Th ut. when remained Gu the ground fol
$40 da}.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

ALEXANDRIA, o. c. Nov 5.
We have received so many inquiries through the
public prints and private letters relative to the Nc
eha~sc's Eank Of this place, that we dsea! i. pro-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

The poem Of the Hon. J @ Adams enttle,
Deymol Mae IDryogh, or the Conquest Of Ireland
was to be published at Boston on the Sd inst. 1t il
on octave Of l08 pages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

An cx.rac. from a letter from Buenos Ayres, Au-
gust % published in the Boston Courier, says
7" We hear that Mr.. Raylies intends demanding his
passports as soon as the Warren arrives from M.
Vidco This government, appears anxious to in
suit him in every way possible. Teachers have
been forbid to attend his family under hrea, Of I'M
prisonment and we heard to-day that the 60
ve'nmcnt dispatches from Washington, per Geo.
Washington, Iarr sath,l which were landed in the
letter BAG. have not been delivered to him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

Caarlcsion Press Henry L. Pinckncy, Esq
has retired from the Charleston Mcccury an
nouncing thai he is no longer connected with tina
establishment, in any capacity and that he has
Transferred his interest To John A. Stuart, Esq late
editor ofihc Charleston Ercaiag Post The pe,
is to be continued in other hands
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
E0ytNc,ssU0re, china g. class

THNHOSMAS J. BARROW 81 CO., Importers
n and Wholesale Dealers, So Water Street of.
fer for sale very large assortment of the above
articles, of the newest and best styles on the most
restTiction-also, complete variety of Lookinr
Glasses, of Mahogany and Gilt Frames The pa,
tronage hitherto received by us, from our Southern
friends, calls for best acknowledgements and
We pledge ourselves to use every cxcrtion, to merit
continuance Of the same. Merchants not wish
ing to visit the city at this time, will have their or
dcrs attendodtO, by forwarding them by mail, TO
the subscribers, the terms as though pre
sent themselves. T. J. BARROW g. co.
jy 25-cU % Water Street, New York
u Tho Editors Of the Wing at Richmond. vi,
ginian at Lynchburg Spectator at Staunton, Intel
ligencer at Petersburg, Herald at Fredericksburg.
Virginian at Winchester, Beacon at Norfolk, Pal
riot at Fincastle, and Reporter at Danville. will
publish the above to the amount Of $3.50, and send
their accounts to Enquirer for payment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
EEA ISLAND
FOR SALE.

4 obedience to decree of the circuit superior
III court of law and chancery, for tie county of
ienrlco, pronounced the 10Th day of June
1857, in suit pending in said court wherein John
region Boiling and others plaintiffs, and John
Gillian and others defendants, the subscriber,
the commissioner therein named will offer for sale
at pablo auction, at the Eagle Tavern, in the CITY
of Richmond, on the 30th day of August next. the
estate in the will of Dr. James S. Gillian mention
cd, called Elk Island, including the high land.
called Tuggles, and half the fishery This
property is generally known to be one of the most
valuable estates in Virginia, the island being James
River low grounds of the first quality Persons
desiring to view the lands, are referred to Mr. Fow
er the present manager of the estate, by whom il
VIII be sbewn Possession will be given on the
hrst day OF January next, but the purchaser will
nave the privilege of sowing crop of wheat this
fall, and the privilege of curing the growing crop
OF tobacco will be reserved to Judge May, the pre-
sent tenant.
The sale will be OH credit of one, two, three
ana Tour years, equal instalments--the first pay
inent TO be secured by bond, with approved per-
sonal security, and the title to the lands to be re-
served, until the whole purchase money shall be
paId as security therefor.
am authorized to say, that if the purchaser
Shall desire it, Judge May will have full crop of
wheat sown OH the land, fair terms.
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
Petersburg, July 1lth, 1882. Commissioner
Jy 14-2awtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
Proceedings of the TObocco Manufacturers in rcld-
finn IN Tho CB,J,ro

h'oCecoWSS VI We LOOOCCO MnnUJdctNfeTS IN TcLd-
ton to the Cholera.
Admonishcd by the disastrous consequences of
being unprepared, and duly impressed with the i'm
portance OF having permanent accommodation, and
the means of atfurding proper medical advice and
attention to such servants as employed in their
factories, most of the tobacco manufn cturers of
this city have associated together, and have pro-
cured two suitable buildings conveniently located
and sufficient 10 accommodate a large number of
patients, which they are fitting up in :hc
most comfortable manner, for the accommodation
OF such as may have violent premonitory symp-
toms, the cholera, should it visit our city
The owners of slaves hired in those factories may
rest assured that every attention is now paid to the
cleanliness, diet and general habits of their SER
wants. and that in the event of cholera making its
pearance, the most efficient and prompt medical aid
can always bc obtained, and tho patient in a few
minutes be accommodated in tho Hospital, at much
less expense for medical attendance than if retain
ed at home.
Drs. Haxall and Burton have been appointed at
tending physicians to the Hospitals to be assisted
by Dr. Briggs and persons properly qualified TO pre-
pare and administer prescriptions, besides regular
nurses VIII be IN constant attendance when needed.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
standing Committee for the general superntend.
ance of the Hospitals:
Hospital No. 1.-Samucl S. Myers John Jones'
foitiaux Robertson, Innes C. Adams, Henry Pat
tesOn.
Hospital, No. 2.-Samuel S. Saunders, Alfred
Wherry, Peter McEnery, David NJ. Branch, Spen
Ger Franklin.
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