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New and 81, CANT Fancy Goods.

New anu III 5dHC oaCy 0OO0ns
MUST received full supply of fashionable and new
81 GOODS, consisting Of Orleans Muslins, Fig'd.
Mandarnes, Palmarnes, eros DIES Indies, Zephyrines,
black Italian and French Florences and Gros DIES Swiss
of superior quality ga, A and 5-4 gauze and barege
Hdkis and Scarfs Paris net Hdks and Hermann Shaws,
a new and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons black and white silk Hose and half Hose, of
superior quality, ladies' and gentemen's Gloves. For
sale, wholesale and retail, accommodating terms
March 81 4-ly u. B. BREWSTER.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
N William Sharp, deceased, late OF White county,
hereby notified and requested to exhibit the same to
the undersigned administrators of said estate to the
court of Probate for said county for settlement within
nine months from the date hereof the law directs.
JESSE PEARCE, Adnr.
LEVINA SHARP, Admrx.
Carmi, May %, 1872. TO
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TEvO all whom it mayIconcern. shall make appica-
ton to the circuit court of Edwards to be held
on the second Monday in September at Albion, for as
sstance to sell the real estate of James Cooper deceas
ed, late of Wanbors, Edwards county; bis personal
property being insufficient to satisfy the debts of said
estate Wanboro', June 9, 1872.
is JAMES COOPER, Administrator.
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atlom9tl Gaattmos.

rUVHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sight,
Il PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Woods
Wrghfs Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
Bar Shear Plough Plough Makers and Blacksmith
will be dealt with the most liberal TERMS The Faret
at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
above kinds, finished complete and earranied to,
run well, or sale. All orders will be promptly
ittended to.S hHh0la tHH 'SA eN'f - 80
a,algo 80 aau~ $50 HANKS s. NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north Of TIC Co
lal. on, Mah Street. .o I,-.r,y
January 81, lss&a--ly e.. ss4ls,..
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10 FARME,RS.

~TANTED, one hundred good BEEF CATTLE,
w for which liberal price, in Cash, will be paid,
when delivered to the subscriber at Vandalia. Fat
Sheep, Hogs, and Calves also purchased at the same
terms. D. b. WATERMAN q 20.
Vandalia, July 25 1882 ls-2m
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-08

STATE Of Illinois, GaIlatin County
FRANCIS f. GARRETT,) Attachment in the GaIiatin
against Circuit Court, March Term,
HENRY G.. PRIrcBETr.S 1882.
4 hRDERED that publication be made in some au.
~ thorised newspaper in this state, that the plain.
t's attachment is for $3.50, payable the 25tb Dec
1922 and that unless the defendant shall appear give
special ball. and plead before the first day of our
next term, 70 be holden the first Monday in Septem.
Der noxt, judgment will be entered and the estate at
taehed will be sold. =
Is LEo'D WHITE, Clerk. :
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Sy7ND4Y SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOLS and individuals can be supplied with and
- of the publications of the American Sunday School
Union. on apphcaina 70 w. u. BROWN:
June e.. lpU
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State Of Illinois, JeDerson County.
TAKEN UP

by William Little, living in Mount Vernon, a SOFT
u rell MARE, with blaze in her face, about six
years old, fifteen hands inch high, brands rer-
cevabe marked with the collar on both shoulders scv
eral white spot Of which right side of her
neck appraised to $45, by S. H. Anderson and George
w. Pace, before me. H. T. PACE, J. p.
Attest, JOEL PACE, CPk.
May 9th, 1882. 1885,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

-, - nis he.a tn' skn 81 eiast It 20 SAID IL
took of entire earnestly his Ion and beard
bcp. very org lie had sod 10 properly 10 IN
dafta aild Ind the aonay aitli lin. he Ird.ans
took about 500 IN sIsef but left the noss il. his
foclet undisurbed lie had travelled much through
the Uaited State, aud whom hers some Is months
ngo, ho excited great curiosity by preaching or
horseback y ihe raia. lie appearcd inolli hsiYe
apd W. probably slightly deronsed IIs s"mgey.
iuss hase ut last bonsh. him 70 iae point al whlf.
So M AL uitmot,f aftise.
Z41esrilte Ga@ciie, Ja!y Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

Richmond, S'Pt "A very marked case OF
small Pos has appeared within few days the
James River Caoal, in the County of Goochand
The subject was l,ucs River boalnan ca negro
iabeu on his rolaln from Richmond The disease
must therefore probably eNis here, although We De-
Love tn fact IS mot known. The case was un-
doa'lcdg smaII pos ola malignant type
II lao
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FOIsf.gGN NEW y.
OEce 81 TIC { a,tt,ead HA4afref,
NV You. apt =.
LATER FROM ENGLAND

| "" ncHs schooner '0itl4ri a I+lAIllttf HpHl-
ded on SoturlaY ia siehtef i'i.e Land Lis'aihe
fine new Sin o pt'ps Galt Cosa and tbs nor.
nlng the eli, .or reached town WI Loalon pa
pers oftha q. 'oly, bene tdpce days later tbao
hefare roeot,.. The Liverpool dagcs ase ai Che
.ah
y, arrival iaken place in England sinee oue
prct ,l4 are,ua.s fIam PORTUGAL aud consequently
v ht,a na further intelligence whatever oi Tie ca
rai,lion al Don Pedro. II Is stated that private
lefafs l.an Pau cpmlat fou quarter winch
-. ~ ts. u hfstrdic information say, that The
sspaush Ambass .dor at Lisbon dHtetg by order Of
l.is roul al the usasurel Of boa IA ;uul Whose
ministers Al Il present mement are more eYPtcrs,
thsy having ~ .ss,sltly 10 oaay The orders ai th'f
master and i,a himself bang po5ar tic 5ie raj
dam Of spain. Tho En-. j. government ssera
hoRayrfd ruNai tosce ltl play between tae
'wo iilolaels, t.s new Ebsiish envoy TO lna1n hN-
VIM despatched ii, Officer 10 u. spanish hfaiy GA
the io,ntiegs WHO'S 10 tepa4 Geo ava over. uV'c.
men, mad j. ilatb9Iy lEegr
Belgium 4l Holland til continued to ossaPy a
oonsdcrahl, share Of yublie attcnuon 1bs Ion.
dea CoatsfeHac ti5s,ciod have Hsteei upon certain
nt1e prop hons tn the seulemtutei thu question
This scheirs Which Is to be embodied IA aatrts-
;trthG psotna" copmrncrs 6y expressing Tia 50
tisfacllon ot .ha Conference nt ths Willingness o
.'''''N - NV 49, H.,
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t"e'" it2'iN' "'' =. 'e.' ''a ~
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70 'a'v "n' con'a'e ~ ~ ~ .'''''' "
Tn 'ss'n2 u ~ az .s'' ~
= Wv ~ 'ss0' % ''e ',S,.'.''
.leN' VI vac u'' 'a9"H -, w - ~, NM "''
~ff''e'se =" we s''l'o ''',2 oe nun "'''
'ef''totyi ue N'ili''s"'i ~" ever e99'" =, ".'''
h.oop 'ha' inc es'l''9 a'e""' '''' ''""'g '''''
shai. "H u "'''g ed'l''o.
@ arc naPiY 10 l''I'i'e "'| tn 'o5'''" W
Antwerp "Nl0o WaS ""'"s"u' s's''"''a to ''''
'a' ave ,u'st oy w H"'i '.''N'' No 1''''' ''''S
N 'Nalah IS Wieas' 'o' II l'v'V'e a'' ''ne
ioe' H' pIuSS = as"'si mn =" '' 0'' u VIC
s.tag en ll4'anai IA odA 10 gam hihe, "alad pro
pm 20 taAb1 tA9 settlement OF ali INC disputed
leaais T. ias "oIiamehl ~ Ht T. "'sa 9'o'ss'
nc ia'e ftao otha "l eih l'''' % i''lAt ep''
RS T. ee tha a3Hs' o' faaf h' 0iseas>'oo hth re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
Fom nc Petf,slnrs iaialIgeatef, Ssfh T.
HI.DDlED HnRSlS


We are informed that the ship E9@aio,, fom
LiferPsot has landed ieo Aipa bred EngitSd Slal-
Tons consigned 10 John Avery Esd. of Groensyil'e
county and we are told that their owners will We
~ soon announce 10 the public the places al which
thty viii stand he easatag SCISSOR, and publish
their iull and minute pcdlgrecs and performances
on the IWt therefore, we Will how only remark
that
LuznoRotDn IS n beautiful bay horse, l5A hands
high, finely aud powerfully formed for sirenSlh aud
action and like 10 get horses of competent powers,
ee0ly heavy weis ard run long distances.
lie was got hy WthamsonS Ditto, Ga SON Of Sir
Peter Toaalc) whose dam WAS hp Dang Lnnon Ca
son u. ECLIPSE IaGb1foNcbS dam was out of Il
h,ch Andrews mare sent 10 France, and she was
mi ni Eleanor by Whshey one of the hest bred
nlatcs ia England, and who, in the ycar 1901 won
At Epson the Refjg and at Newmarket the oaks
steH Aa6ea--the former 81 subscribers, at 30
eUlnoas each.
FNLuG II brown horse, about l6i hands high tan
elegant figure, aud shows good Aow of sljrts
for acllon Tie WAS got 10y Antonio out OF Fadad
nida-she by Sr Peter Tea2le-her dam Fanny
ont OF Ambl osia by the Wooupcekcl--he 10y lie
radout Of Miss Ramsdcn-shc by Old Cade a son
ei GoiolPlin Arabian
ltlshat reasonable to expect that these Ilorses
f.om thsir superiority ofhlooi and performances on
ihe T'fl w,'l improve the breed OF Race Horses IL
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J., 1o,r ,rhnsa ,,.,. .,,.s - y
,..' en-, rr''s ~" mp " "
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,~,.',a,,,;. ,a ,la.,.,t. - -,
fXn@ yn,,N ,I,,.1 Oh Ill.,, $50
,,,s 80 'N' H.,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

lo'ters. Moe.isg iuttis srrit, we NH, ,,.-.-
, ably anticipate that their deliberations ,on.,,
harmonious and that the result would BE- 500.
restoration of mutual kindooss AMI confas,.
in tbs armer tbs by which the Repaafs y.,n, -
knit together The experiment ai i.a.t ..,,..
tic trial. 1t could but ehi ia dlsunion-f. -.
we 'aast conc II, lnstead Of the anltedanl IN,
NOUS action Of ali Its parts sectional AMI loo, G.,
nss are 10 be still further fDstere1 aud enb,,...,
by The ass9m5lase of Conventions res q etsa to 49,.
tain geographical limits
We throw out these brief anl broken h.n,s -.
what they are worth, N tho hoae t'at ON. a..
aher heads may improve mon ter, .fsl.sg a 70
thy Of consideration, md prescott TN - a.,.
III a.more attractive tota1, anj -8,o. - ..- ,s...
proyal more influential name
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
TRUST SALE.

HNY yir,,rNor died OF trust executed to the
\ 3 subscriber and James C. Stcptoe, by James .
McA.liscron the 25th i, of February io-zt 10 Sc
curc v,odris tbe,ciu mentioned to William oaun-
dcrs (which debts are now for the benefit of W IL
liam Robertson, i shall on Friday the l5'n 81,
Of said county The following slaves to wit Jn my
woman and boy, Dick, and the increase ascot OF Salu
emale slave (ifonyl The title to the above pro-
ncr,v IS deemed GOOD but the subscriber wli' oa!y
convey such ttc as is vested in HIM by sa,u eeeu'
wtds
Sent 10
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fvar u. iiaairea-rg fi,tb1 Gt.s.s AZ. 81
REStSrA y

rs,au u. Haq.rearrg Eist'l Gt,z A. Il
REstS rAN y
Mr.. Craws,nl, the Marshal f'ttae s5i'ts.e de
irie, os Alabaa,, WAS shot tma sace siaol
lv a portion of ,ls white se,tiars mt t'csss So.
,,isa, while attempting 70 clfg. l.io e..stta Fro
cl..aa.ioa of tue Pres snio.ias tafat Nisi ''
,s.s,aS an i'm n liale fsmnsa, %. r'lta4e pa ga
,imitscf ths same |, R7aear- t'a, certain ei1zs'-
i9fassly resid ats efibo los pm u Ut SAT-
! ,..l4s the ,ln,pressiea ,h'.s@s Naaa b. hh'sslt
syt.c" .S,eertieaigafiAe cif ma}3 ltssaaf.'a
lsisnt 10 bui a town 90 tts luhlu lasls = iati'Ie
il h.rwiuton Upan the Marshal arfi'.pa a ,IH
spot he distinctly informed the'u tia lhey Haa
ie,l IN dree, yolafianof tn Instructions aehf3 '.
esi,ed from tie Exoemjee ani lsfi.s'eI iacH
pea coa,ly 10 leave They r',pssdle e"t#s4 Wiz
ms request. aad ~ satcef4 Am With ih#Is t,u=
eeance.
In a short lia,e Alter II e,1chmant Of III FL
raj troops. under tn command of tIatcnant 81 D,e
marched from Foa Mitchell - tBt SPOT 80 the
Town consumed bg fire tpo5 tn ueHs sd .t-
eeaiasra,ioa, pf8soss Naf isa.5 nseH ~
i.oulcuaat who commanded vu Inc .e'H Iai. !ot
tia purpose 81 bringing him belor Ito ef3 ao
iliofity Of Pike county lora tio,ttan ui IL ia"e
of the State The Deputy sheriff alenpiei Ia
execute lie profess spd in tbc attempt VI F'er
eea by fedstW havuutl 10 such an e1tltt ltit lus
lie is despairod oi---and SO entl the matter a
fey days ago. iha Marshal ieh We4mpkts 81 The
white settlements ia the upfss pan o. tHf ttceb
territory VIA, has there been dose3 we know MT
:, mRcA II ne dasifts = Va t.etJal rhsE
sA. into arae{gNc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

vf1zauon ali tu uafielja afat.ly ., i-ia ...a g..
30 nc compiisnod gentleman ana 20 able an 10
s,rueie ~. not be eoga infgosie. NJ ispiaee1.
Aa' e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

n - ....t,a rr.a - s'e'y alee,c. gffoles-
s4sh is ff.t = ,siables, andFoefs - well as va
H.4le sHasi,, ii Grain
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!" DANIEL O'CONNELL.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 2l.-Ths departmental journals in
every. quarter ocFrancc. unanimously concur IN
stating that never tire harvest more promising
OF abundance and what IS erraor1.aar" Is that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

auction on Wednesday, and purchased 10y l. Liar.
lam, il, Of tins city Al so, 800 Notwiihstnn-
ling the cursed Tmifl, we are persuaded that
Nir'inla, ~ oar time has never been IN 81 eligible
a aluailop 90 free OF debt, aud 50 .tcadily nopr.
lshing ha6m0M uHig, asp. ).
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

.s,.ois On Re oG.t hfApgas.-The White Noun
iains y ere yesterday covered With snow. Tiley
wen distinctly seen from tae Ous.sYatpfy in us
city aod From NE pptafaaee lbl s4ow pIpst have
been SC. Ga achcs asep, iPozta1.d coat
t. anniversary oltha n. Bet Kappa 50.
c.sfY q ilafsafj C9iser,ty @as ceiebmlsa on
1buIsuay -, han al o'aii0n was deilvee3by
Jsaf9 S Ass. l.. aud poem W Professor u e.
FElF8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

p. Gen William II. Ashley, who was sappor-
ted by ias Clay and Anti-Bentn party cor Goa.
sfess IN Missouri, Is c!ceted by large majority,
oycr Nj " Ills, lhe " entire swla-' candidate
We do not hoo,. enough Of the complexion Of the
Legislative, to be able to .',rm any opinion u; IL
tasP'oba5Ie chance otpuf sla5 the L 5 senate OF
the author of the East Room letter " haye hopes,
however, that " Sal cannot save u.a."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

The "ess at Saratoga springs call {. {. Cam
oHieuS Alr' Van l}ufen's pramoni.ory symp-
TOM SlHaeeiady Cabthh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

xpessh-mskess ua sr.a&e IA say ina, sc W. up-
hold aay State, useilshae r.st'Y iha' SIT
may act, they rroaise a. "a. se1ra5ilas
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DOA1fsTIGNIsst .s.

; J.Ve y L. iasioa nv, f,bseteer, Ar. -.
Jhe elamor u Glory, the Jackson presses rails
- VIZ ~ eae'1n Of tiieif suherna,ofJai eeHdi
,iH "a as ,,gaasi, la ,sttel down ns7 s.b
Es.- aIHa ot nert 81 III ~. Since e c.ec.
.lHr ID f.Ar;. g.a-ular Us b.eH aarsssf. @ ali
tie .ea5,u.. nen Of the party throughout the siase.
- WH.fbfart ~ they haxe been asfcata, and cnil
satH t. Hs.soas alltessad l.. assemble at Iiaf.
fsispuf 20 farn convention, " ter fbott a.
, ad' tlur Of thcsc cfealiit Ia hccu si.pNn II
= aIru. afours by the person 10 whom i was sent,
al a alat.iun h the acknowledgment Of delrat.
L sta.es " that m nc bcireea Bn1tRer UNI
B1fHz5H. - u tt efAe strength n faotscs
ft. IS tletrub N leaders oilhe party, ere
t.y seasihlc tina, ihcy Cannot carry the state IA IA
set Of leg tud #nie aihe November election,
stn1 lzg hope fpf ia l. render Ia result Of the
hte cise9oh sststeetble 10 thclf party IL other
status.
The Waginsto, Globe atlirns that The wish
sfl0e &8bGHa Of south caroliaa IS oentlfel N
=el.pata n(edeftey -1serl sAon from t6a onion.
md The .sh to b al the fard tbl4naoas o. eilee-
tns .in. 53j'e4
Aneltf Ciane,-1ho Editor oftlo Cincinnati
Commercial DAily Advertiser Ia known L. hive
been derided Jackson man though Ae has hereto
fore pursued neutral culls9 IN poItcs In MS
fapar feesh od h} the lust mail he satcs tdnt hs
ean rcuain so no pHset. On account OF the veto aud
aaef ish hen.i4d ~ Js.ifoa at i1esiicnt Jae's'a
anl ayoRs hl, determination II come ont and
take stand M opposition 10 his reelection, oud
vii oppss. ~ al. lalf anl honorable ineanb
\ ne@raprr has bten commenced III Pittsburgh
all B 4 Il In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

Among The recent Instances oldeaths in this
country we know OF none to be more regretted than
mat OF Henry /. Dwight, Esq Of New Haven one
oil the sonsQf the late and justly celebrated Pres,-
deht Dwight. lie was worthy ofhis enviablc de-
scent IN every respect-by his virtues his aspira-
hohS, ms studies his attainments, and his produc-
tons. His volume of Travels in Europe ploce,
him in the first class of our men of letters MANY
OF our fellow citizens must be sin yiyhIly nnres1
ed with the excellence of the lectures which he DE-
hvered last winter and spring in this city, and re.
collect iondly the instructive c!oquencc e his CON
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tam geographical limits.
We throw out these brief aa3 broken bn,, "a.
what they are worth, N tho hope u'at e..,r a..
ahlef heads may improve pi"utaz. II ~ ~. No.
Ivy Of Considerations md prescott TN ,a.ta pssa
IN e.more attractive tota', aad -.t.o =. - ,....
provo! OF more influential name
-. ,,...
=, . ~ 'i.'s 's
'nen' ifoa'th9 aanls i.ho'o ~h' would hayo -
'foyod tic s'''asy OF oar State a5tdat'one ~ -.
solidalmg all over IN TIC t'erj hrsd Sir,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

Egep.taa Spiiqres-rhc Ipsariot brig Bum"
Spcrauzo. winch is the first Greek vessel that has
entered the Baltic has arrived at Cronst"dt having
on board two Colossal sphinxes of granite, as "
present from the paeha OF Egypt to the RUSSIAN
Autoefat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

i.,t,ts E..z:i.a.--lac Wabash INDIANA
Coiricf Gunishc, statement of the strength OF
pa.les III the next Legislature OF Indiana ly
winch il appears that our Jackson friends as is the
Won, s3aatines s.oJtsl " tiatog,7 r.ta r too
soon, or ijont balot, the friends d Mr.. Gay have
atnaiority Of Ito wit In the Senate - for Mr.
Cay and tlf Gan Ja:k5on--ln the IL Of r. IS lor
~. C.al and } lor Gen JacAson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

TIE Wagh'asp1 Globe atlirms that The wish
Il iue SHilG.rs pf south Carolina Is eentlfcl m
=elHafa n(aderacy aserr ston from t6a Onion.
and The wish to , al the fard tb44naaas d efl,-
lul .la. Jhittl+
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

Attic commencement of Harvard University.
on Wednesday, the honorary degree Of Doctor of
Laws was conferred on Washingto Irving, of New
York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

Among the deaths by cholera in Montreal, i
Miss Clark, the celebrated Dwarf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

Lorenzo Dow is now engaged in his ministerial
services dt Brooklyn, Connccticut.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-12

become once moro the frontier state c; Europe against arharian dcspots, as she was when John Sooieski drove the Turks rom the walls of Vienna, and saved all Sifristendorn from being overrun by the victorious Mahometans.
 Such are the hopes which are already exclted Tn the hosoms of the lovers of free dom and humanity, by the attitude assu- med by GreatBritain in behalf of the cause of European liberty, which is iden- tifed with the Poles. If war do indeed follow, It may be, that French army will again visit every capital of Europe. breaking down old despotisins, but we hope better issue than before,-not for the triumph of another despotism, and a new encampment of the Cossaeks in Paris. bat fer the establishment of national and civilized institutions for the arbitrary mis- rule which they will abolish, or aid the people in abolishing for themselves.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-12
FOR TIE ANIMATE

BTndletoa0n, .A. T. Sept. 1, IS32.
 MY DEAR SfR--ln the last numb of the Gazette, you are denounced with an illib erality characteristic of its distinguished editor. And why arc you thus denounced! Because, sir, you possess the manly inde- pendence and uncompromising firmness, 10 speak of the Presidents s veto message in terms of deserved apprehension.
 Has 1t come 10 this, that freeman can not utter the honest sentiments of his heart, without calling down upon his head the anathemas of a mercenary editor, and that editor an apostate from the ranks of the very party which he denouncesl If there be any among us, who dare think that the President is not z the greatest and best of men,, are we to be gagged and our honest sentiments suppressed. for sooth because we are yet in minority And Is prescription and the destruction of our hopes to be held up for the purpose of terrifying us into submlssioni And are we to permit the gross abuses of those high Tn power, to pass sub siientio, or incur the displeasure of that aohole pnrfy who dis pehse power and patronage to the serviIe sycophants who crowd the anti-chamber rs oi the Chief Magistrate of the Union !- Sir, let the worst come. We know that our enemies are disiHge and withou inagnanimity. But iet us stand firm. i,ei every freeman who loves bis country, anf pfays for redemption from iise buses |, this administration, stand forth and pro cialm It's exemptions to the world in
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-12
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By the arrival at this port yesterday, of the British bark Brooke, Capt. Cros- by. we learn that an instruction broke out at pernambuco on the 18th July, ir consequence of the Brazilian troops re fusing to receive their pay in the cop per coin of the country. The insur gents gained possession of the Reciffe. on the morning of the 10th, after put ting to death q number of the Portu- gucse, and making several prisoners.
 II. B. M. corvette Plyades came up 10 anchor off the harbor, in order to protect the British subjects residing there, their property, &c. Things re- mained in disturbed state when the B. left, I7th July, and fears were en- tertained of another instruction.
 These particulars came through the Port Physicians, from the Quarantine Ground, and we do moi learn whether any papers are received by this arrival.
 Charleston Gaz.