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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
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INDUSTRY.


pixie rod. and ~ b. .d f5H.af.s she Pre- ol
500 Ia season. winch ua, b. discharged b. IT,
psra.a. 81 alJ spa.I Hy TN i-t 81 ~ aasfet
aeat. 10 .atu#af# mar - .. "a FL 20 aa pad
as ,ulu - ID, luafa #aaiu'd Ia b. 800 - 81
f5rtrd H#'b-30 eea,5 70 TIE guaia tg b. PAID
d.sn Any perann puiftng O maes. aHsH be-
charged a4t. l.aerlH. Jbe season has alEeady
ea1u.aaa#H1 aui vii expire tn If day Of Aasaf
nest 70 charge f. pruoGt OF f.rauta 'bai BRING
m4n.s - do h9r=e-i hags extensive pastJfe..
a.ri aalsni, rat for marc from distance
=Tb.Ya.#3 glH he I'D wit.. ein,n hy the busAe,
OF at ~ g.. psr daa, Il required | p.odge my
sell taat a.arsg entrusted u my sholl b. ~ei,
att nded u and 1tucr myself they vii BE- return
81 20 tHefo@uer m good condition. al, care w.il
b. t,e1. ID prevent accidents or escapes but 10
pou5Y4.aly Tor any tAat nay happen.
DESCRIPTION
INDUSTRY = a beautiful Brown Mahogany
color wl6 black ites. name and tan and delight.
ia c1tl ei mar, winch sneWs hos superior sloes
he Is Of mus' commanding arpcarauee-A1s goat
sutugs4 much beauty and superior action--be 40
rail- 10 hand .nra high and IS thoueH by good
Iade,s. moi utruorto any holsc, having superior
rlc laree bone aud wei muscied ! haze bc,u
advised by good 01egs mol 10 stand him at a ioWor
pIlro tim 80 the season. but having IA view the
loss pfea al produce haze thought ht 10 stand
hlu a. do, believing at the suue tune that lc
ought Ia sleud much higher Industry has stood
fa,o seasons. as ] am assured ny Maj Game.
ba oguer aud tat the gentleman that kept hnn
la#l saason, has N hs possession Certificates
"hchl expect 10 receive IN Il few day, winch !
have no doubt Will ave fall satisfaction a5 to MS re-
mint fIgu d "a ..tsI III nd tltrp Ifial Ft.HYf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

AN0R HIRE the balance of the year a
a NEGRO WOMAN and a small GIRL.
Enquire at ,hIs Office
Fsbwuv Ii e
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beegeit n have cost sixty or seyer'y lf9nsa5ls
thou9 not Of that value at the time Of their desiruc
ton STILL II was too valuable mol 70 be heavy
loss to is OWNERS, with whom We all sincerely
sympa,hze. There wa. VIC understand, n" lnsu-
ranrc upon the property Vat hi
What j. expected by tie Refanners Of Great
Britain from uaw Parii .mcni, elected under tie
n.w Constitution. may be understood irom tie
pledses which are exacted from The London candls
tltes They ATE required 70 promise that thy
wlll aI9nr to obtain cheap ioolby the abolition Of
the Corn laws and Mi ilnpests winch press upon
the pocr, -chcap knowledge, by the removal Of
all taxes on It's dliuslon-Cheup justice by the Ne
moyol Of all Unnecessary charges 81 It's admin s.
tratlou. They are pledged 10 lend Their nssis.
lance 10 abolish pensions and slncenres-t 10 shorten
the duration Of Parliament, 50 as not 10 exceed
three years-to abolish slavery in the bttish DO
minionsand 10 press an inquiry into the STATE OF
the church with view 10 reform It's abuses and
TO establish a system oi national education.
The candidates are also pledged until the dura-
ION Of Parliament IS shortened. 10 resign thtlr
,rats when they have forfeited tic confidence of d
majority OF their constituents.
BaN 1merifQn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

We ask attention to tlr Jones Card. He has
taken however, superluous trouble. Could every
mans heart be known to rortals as It is known IL
its Creator, we venture To affirm II would appear.
that Ben,ons declaration in the Senate was tot ere
edby single person III the States, acquainted
with his history--no. e~en the amiablc and accom-
plisked Mrs. Royal, his bottle holder in the Sen
ate. The author Of the East Room letter can ask
no creii, from any man, for any doubtful fact.
From Tic Nee Orleans Emp0ytam, Of August 10.
A CARD.
To THE PuBlIc.-In looking over the Richmond
Wing, National lnteliigenccr, Globe, and United
States Telegraph, have seen the different reports
and statements in relation to the late contest or dis
pute in the Senate chamber OF the United States
between the Hon. Henry Clay eli Kentucky, and
Hon Thomas II Benton OF Missouri, as TO wha,
MIR Benton said in Missouri previous TO the cleo
ton Of Gen. Andrew Jackson as President of the
United States.
Having resided in the states Of Missouri ard
"A ,,ax.a,; ser af yaars rarevious To the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03
raoM rne nAlrlNonL cnaaslcLr.

srFt rcKY--Exract Of lelter irom talented
ana distinguished Gentleman m Kentucky. dated
LGktNgfoH, Ky 20h Aas lsaa.
The aHu.il which Appeared IN The National III
DILIGENCE l. " day, s,nee, ia relation 10 our elac
TONS, wa ia tic We have elected the Clay
Lsf - by handsome majority, and t&o
I'D \,ay61 to 33) OF the House Of Represents
ave. 'al nave a majority cts or III the scnate
-aHfi a., he Jackson men have succeeded IN ciet,
inst rcand date for Governor by Sercfal innd fca
r'-'t 81, OF ~ 900 Oar candidate ior Governor
ls talented and m 81 s,lmahc gentleman, bat be
soa. ia tho Presbyterian Ch,reh, and his orpo-
rshts circulated thousand and one stories against
liic calculated to excite prejudice aud produce an
cf-et uufsyor, blc to his professions For mstancs,
that he was against tic Sunday mails, and 1c9hif
caase heml fa6e slapped throughout he SUE Us
SdoR she mas elected Cor R'S We shall iua-,e
dia.e,y prepare Tor the fall campaign end all the
Extra Globcs' that hei1a3l & Co. 'an circulate.
although sent to ererg rsistip too3, W.. LOT dl-
feat us for Clay wlll run hieher than any onn of
his friends has done, can under any cireums,aH-
ceS,
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IDE'l'IC
The following official information has been re
ce,ycd at the Department of War
Hdd o. IL L. cnrpS Nofih Western ArmH

The following official information has been re
ceiycd at the Department of War.
Hdd o. IL 1, tnps Notih Western ArmR !
prarie dn Chen Aug -, 1892.
SiU have the honor Ia report 10 you that |
crossed the nulSconsn on the 9Th and 2Sth ut.
with select body Of troops consisting q, the Iegu-
lars under Gol Taylol, four hundred in number,
part Of Icmy ,Posey S and Alexander S BrGades,
and DodLr's battalion of Mounted Volunteers, a
mounting IN all 10 thirteen hundred men, and I'M
.nrdarly fell upon the ,rall of the enemy, and pun
sued = hg forced march Though II mountainous
aud difficult country, tll the morning OF the 2d inst
when We came up with his man body on the eil
hunk ol the Mississippi nearly opposite the moutl
II iow0y, Which We attacked, defeated and dispcr
SD, with .oss on hj5 part a about $50 men XII
led, 70 women and children prlsoners--thc precise
number could not be asccrtnnrd as the greater
poron 1as slain at1c, being forced into the river.
Our ,ss IA killed and wounded, which is stated be
low, is very small IA COMPARISON with the loss Of
the enemy which may b. attributed to the enemy
bong forced from his positions by rigid charge N
the commencement and throughout the engage
mon' the rcmuantot the cucmy, cut up and d.
bemtaued crossed 10 the opposite side of the river
and has fled INTO the interior, with aylcw, IL IS sup
posed of joining ke-o-kuck aud ,Napeo's bands
O. Sat. nd Fuxn3.
Thehutsos o, the volunteer troops being cXf aus
ted ly long marches, and the regular troops without
shoes, was no, thought adv lsahle continue the
pui sult iuGced stop 10 the further efdsion of
blood seemed to be called Tor TIL ii might be
mined fthe enemy would not surrender
Ii IS ascertainod from our prisoners that the enc
my lost in the battle Of the OuIsconsn GS killed and
| a very large number wounded his whole loss does
not fall shot ofthree hundledafler the battle on
the Ouisconsir these of the enemies women and
children, ana some who were dsmountcd, attempt
| ed to make their escape by descending that river,
but judlcIous measures being taken here by Capt
Looms and Gen. Street Indian Agent, thrty-two
women and children and four men have been captu-
red and some ID men killed by the detachment I'M
der Lieut.. Riiner
The day after the battle on this river, fell down
with the regular troops 10 this place by water and
the mounted men will join us to-day. 1t is now
my purpose to direct ke-o-k uck to demand sur
render Of the remaining principal men of the hos
tho party, which, from the large number of women
and children We hold as prisoners, have every
reason to believe will be complied with. Should
II not, they should be pursued, and subduud, step
Major General Scott will no doubt take Oh his ar
rival.
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Pr, ac Musral. 1KenA Eael. Aue. ~


IN Judge L@chct dstrc, alone, W hatc every
reason toh hove hat more ,etos we lestoJ u ge
3uckNrR on account Of his l. li.ou. fhan wee
sufficient to "a, turned the scale and secured g
| cllon
Bm dis wa not the only ohssac's which opposed
itself In concentration fthc Clay 'ole on Judge
Buriner. Two nerPs pes, protesting To he Ma
tounl Republican IN lhelr sentiments, aud cous,s
tent IN all thlnss else, went over to the euemy du
rlng The late struggle SO iar ms Ia host tho n tt1
Fac, and hulka for tho election Of tie ste rssG
candidate. That fush course was calculated Il
dsunite and distract cur friends hone, VIC pr
sumo, VII ding The vote 10 the particular
counties in Which these newspapers arc pohlIshcd,
Is strongly indicative Of tin unhappy influence
WhIch was eNcrted.
Another most Formidable obstacle 10 PIE saeres s.
OF the Clay clndldote, was--1te pf'ffmH9 y I'm
aessee! Five Of the cnuniics IN Mr. Lyon district
bordering on Tennessee, have al the late election,
poled nearly double the number OF VOTES given AT
the Gubcfnatorial election IA lSaS Thai there htg
been large increase ofihr population N those
Counties since lS2s we will no; pretend 10 deny
but that the increased vote IS greatly hc) und the
pioportionae increase OF Populations We mot ifm
~ believe II the warmly contested cen.ree sione
election last year, when Mr. Lyon MAS opposed by
Nj Bfemhtt, Ga b,o,hcr Of the governor olret hu
Of different, pouucs,) the former gentleman was e
leciad by majofty of about Il thous and vote
--uow, tbc minority ior tnr Inekion candidate t5
Governor, Is UPWARDS or TWO ruoraAsp
To on. friends, We would say-rn'sE Is N
CAUSE roa DiscruHAcEMENr. TIN mr- tQtmdatl
the obstacles 10 be encountered. the mare sooou'
the victory when achieved II'c nae 44ft dsnaa
arottre eridcnce that N r3'c afh-HnllRts fer a
md a vote of a majority ufihc Union, there IS {
very re tson 10 hope, Will be cast IN our favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

A TEtsE ASp HONORABLE coNrfsateH - The
JeilerenlM' paper recently established M
tins CITY, far the express purpose Of securing, An
drcw Jackson reelection IN speaking of the Hon
litsnf CLAY, holds the following language e" ID
aersr eaa fafeetthe 2eal with which he sustained
on N,rioNal faith Oud honor ON the floor ofton
gross, 9hen clouds and darkness hung over our
path"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

little before II o'clock on Sunday night, ali a.
arm OF fire reused us from or first slumbcrs 1t
proved to be at the Union Hotel, in Georgetown,
which extensive range of buildings was entirely
destroyed in spite of all the excr,ions of the ci
zcns with the fire engines The fire was first seen
issuing from the roof by the waiefmen in the
street and the building is lofty tina, the engines
though well supplied from the canal, could not
throw the water on the roofso to act effectively
against the spread of theft re. The property thus
destroyed has been valued, we believe, as Lish as
a hundred thousand dollars, and the buildings arc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

npta.l scp,.e.,ea Gr io.sn.y sn,e Or tweity -
years. conceive IT 10 be duty incumbent on ne
ihus % give publicity 10 WIN, caiHe, undgr ny IN
mediate notice in relation to the above matter.
Colonel Thouss II Bc,on stated Ia my pre-
sauec. aud that Of teyeru other pohdemen IN The
- al LINT Louis. Mo. IA the latter part ot The
saiuulrf or f.ill ri is13 that u Gooa .fazl m
ras 5Isfut Frettentof IA Eaie4 S'a'e. frfP
t3aH earssa4 10 I'm, AMI rushing DsaPPaR a.
#s4 #5aefg, lrqat4 b. aitftei 10 nm hi14sS}f e1f
: aa . a.. fgase ,eth M poss md n o9p ntfNga
HENRY JONES.
Se8 0,.saes Anr 10, iS32.
3lea 5r inat of the Colrt of Cessation the sl-
lreus Govt at Pafis, IN Pronenneng ILLEGAL and
uul Ca - .fitai Inn lmpos d by the Executive
ntauab 81 do French Government deserves all no.
no. asi pfasr IL esefy country, aud spccal heed IN
~ 5epat5e. tn ocorssfd opposition Of the
i1eu.t Ju5-ss "a tie lt@less powered the sword
eaj ia.H.= lefal usafPlaon, males mn epoch u
freusu foilisnl Annals i'8ay have tie most sal.
eay clrt t5fthc liberties OF France n oil future
tmc,
Wb.ute French people learn 10 look 10 the ju-
de.sl na.heuly aa saf guard for thor rights when
Il ~. Da lie iiel u Importing II against either
executive power 81 military force and glory, thry
Wi haYc slvaHecd FAR towards degree of seeurl.
~ aal stability II political aud civic freedom, winch
they have never heretofore enjoyed under the
adtiea tegime, some Of tleir pafaments, acting
as udicattes and interpreters Of public privileges
proved their best pfotectors-tbcr most intrepid
champions.
Strange as 1t may appear, II Is not sup"rluous
nor snpercrnshtory TO claim the attention of Ame
rieana 10 the y0lue, N political aensc, Of an III
dependent aad able Supreme Bench, ms jus, ox
,mplifed IN France W have n Court Of cassa-
ton pat Of Our Federal political system created
expressly a the interpreter and defender OF thf
constitution and laws Ia the last resort. That Couf
has been found announcement 10y a President aud Il
cabal utnr han, who wish 10 remove all trummcls
md impcdments to the prosecution otthcr scheme
ofperreiuating power and patronage IA their owl
hands. 1t IS resisted and derlded by one consldcra
DE State, and denounced by another II IL inyndec
aud disParaged and It's peculiar prcrogaliseg as5u-
med iur himself by the President Galcss the PEG
pie rcpe the assaults 10 which II Is o,nox lous-un
less they uphold II ~ Its Independence and Inrs.
dictldn-we, too, may see political anarchy 'nt
marital law, and the virtual run Of the Constu
ton. under the rretexs of State Rights and Prcsi
DENTAL duties. NdiiohA Gasrtt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

There has lately appeared in this book publish
ins age, work entitled " SomatopWcIoaooioc ia, .
IN which, amongst other interesting and eloquent
matters, IT is gravely asserted that" vegetable diet
clarifies the intellect and produces ethereal cpr7nS.
eotjraS Of seniNS:' and that Dr. Puley was bad
reasoncr, because, SO sayeth this book the Doctor
often atea cR0lc sh0nidcr Of mutton al enc meal p
trhts accounts for the genus oitle lrsh, who live
on potatoes.
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= PORTRAIT PAINTING.

ENo. CRAWhEY respectfully tenders his
w services to the citizens Of Lynchburg in the Il
bove line ofbusness.
=; His Painting Rooms are in the Franklin
Hotel, where orders for portraits Will be received
His prices viii be moderate, and likenesses war.
rantet
AUG 80. ITS
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DV KEGS of White Lead, in Oil

I'LL KEGS of White Lead, in Oil
800 lbs. Dry do depart German, supe
rlor article
30 lbs. English Blue Mass
40 doz Playing Cards, assorted Nos.
900 lbs assorted Candies
A supply of best Rice. &c-gus, received
and for sale 10y Howell DAVIES.
Aug ~ fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03
6tANPUOR ATED IsIRGUN
~ by PITCH PLAS'TERS III

Eureu0dy Pnch PIastcrs are rccommcnlcd bv a
number of the most respectable physicians as
useful precaatlon against the Cholera and are ad-
nlicdhy all 10 hc IN no case injurious. They have
been successfully used in several parts OF Em opc.
where the disease was much more aggravated and
malignant than II has YET presented itself in tins
country and it is stated that out of large number
ofpersons who made use of these plasters, there
was not a case Of death from the Cholera The
addition of Camphor IN the composition OF the above
plastcrs has been found highly advantageous. and
will render them much more efficient, and atopeth.
or superior to the common pasters as a precauion
for the Cholera. These plas,ers are neatly and
carefully prepared, and for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Ang. 30 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

Prince Achillc Murat has arrived in London fo
the purpose of seeing his wife embark for America
The Prince, who is Il Colonel IN the Belgian ser
vice will return to Brussels as soon as his lad,
shall have embarked for America
LoadoA Courier, JulJ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

The New Orleans Emporium mentions among
the dcleterlous effects of the Ntro ut tha; place
that one of thu State Banks has already common
ced disrountlne four months paper at an interest o
asH per eem The Albany money dangers will
soon follow the example.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

1'nE ArfoaSfy titNfnMe--W hen Cnmbyses,
Hu2 Of Persia v III i 10 marry ms sister, he in
qltrdo the Masi whether there was any law OF
Pcfslh winch permitted such I'm union 2 The
Nagt answered there was no such law hut-fcar.
fal Of offending his majcsty-thcy obscqnlously
added -" there was Il law Of Persia that permitted
lie kns 10 do as he pleasedP When Gen Jack
SON desired To appoint Gwm register Of the land Of
flee III Mount Snlus after his rejection Ivy the Sen
ate, be inquired Of the attorney general whether
the Constitution permitted ii MIR fancy, like
the Persian Mag, " on the wlnking Of authority
aud fearful of offending lis majesly--but hn
who WIS nous IL coMMtNn'-gave written
OPINION IN nceoriance with the WISHES and previous
.lctcrmlnaD,n OF TIM President
II is the curse Of kings 20 be attended
By sia, e lhai take their humors for warrant,
Aud on the wukns OF authority,
10 understand the law
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

Heheag RobbGQ.- About twelve o'clock on
Friday last, between the ninth ardtcnth mile stone
on the York road, u wagner, who was returning
home IRON Baltimore with his team. was stopped
by two men disguised with back handherciicfs
over their faces, and robbed of S95 One OF them
presented pistol and the other large knife thtca
tcnng the WAGNER with instant death if he did not
surrender. Overcome by his fears he gave up his
money, and the dcspertdoes left hun. On reaching
the tavern, short distance ahead the wagner
related the circumstances, and IN short time OBJ
tanned about twenty volunteers, and proceeded in
search of the robbers, Two men were found by
them IN gullcy in field, situate not Car distant
from the part of the road where the robbery was
| committed, one of whom was changing hs cl,ihes
at the time They were however after, be,ag
| kept in custody short time, released the creum
stances attending their arrest not being dccnec
sufficient to justify thcrcommltment,
Bat. american, AUg. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

= The Richmond Wing makes an eloq r.,
and wei timed appeal TO the friends of Mr. Gay
IN Virginia 10 grid themselves for the ,onirg &C.
test Iherc IS, We are free to ADMIT, yeIv a.
nope OF carrying the vote of this State ior n
Clay but the duty to make the fort Is mol s. M
peratlve than If that hope wcr4 greatly as5.e.f
than it rs. The Wing suggests to our ltl,ats j.
every county the proprlety Of organizing com
mites of vigilance and correspondence wh.rt
none such exist, for the purposeot prepming ti.f.s
attending The polls, andhy all other f,ls aal IL ..#
able means concentrating and bringing 1T o"t
strength We hope this duty will he attend 1 ~
more especially as we perceive, that, a'aoa ~
opponents are confident Of ar 1yarwh4.,aua. =.
lonty, they are ps active md as jealous as l4.#
they feared defeat This Is the TRUE poi ~ o. d..
parties, at ali times, AMI unicr all ercumstln res
dbe exceedingly notifying # the q "a.
should exhibit an increased majority ,ul J.. ':s'n
IN tins State, when we know that must be eaN
materially diminished, if his opponents sal. D. as
Jealous III 1892 as they were ia ISIS II W
woul! suggest to the Cenira, Con,n.tf.c At i. b.
mond, en- PEASANT, the propriety 81 ,a@c#l or
filing up the vaca acy IN The Rio, .eIai TEX
occaslonod by the withdrawal Of Mn Branch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

cnsl rom 'ordasc an degradation o. ,ls.,..
hcht, toraise the ssiniarI OF Republican fri,
and 10 build he altar5 ofthe Christian ialtb a., :.
bGni ,hted shores. Every event which ors.,,. j.
way for ssfc and easy communication fra, l..
sea-coast - The interior, and which .nlgh,en, -.
public mind with regard to the true aspect of lhns
N that almost unknown land, must add greater ~,
portanct, as well as give an additional stimulus,
the labors Of the Colonization Society. The d..
covcry OF an inlet, BY dirce, channel. 10 the Ae.-
OF Africa, though II may not he Immediately Bon.
fetal IN this point Of view must ultimately EVER,
auspieous influence ON the labors ofthose who arr Il
ready adjusting the levci which IS d, sledto snj.,.,
the supegsll,ions & idoatries ofPaganisn.A :.
mechanism, to redeem the lani from the eross :
palpabe darkness which now covers 1t as vIfi. ~,
pail oi universal depth. We may no,-We protat1,.
shall motive T. see the day. bat lis advent i, a.
sure as the word Of prophecy wher It's rich aud
fertile soil teeming with Spontaneous fruits. small
be cultivated by people enlightened ana Cflis-
s,an2e3-wAcA its mountains shall reycrD.rs,=
with tn shouts Of treemcn-Nhcn - val, md
plains shall be clothed with living rdptc--s6s3
rs towns and cities shall exhibit the fruits of CIV
llzaton, in The rich aud varied traic earned on
wlthIn It's bord.rs aud in The acrunuldt,d COM.
forts which ilow IN It's train-and when its WOW
unknown streams shall bear On their bosonIs YES
sels engaged in honorable trade, instead # tn.
stoathy slaye-dealer, skulkng along ,he coast
atdbearing into hopeless bondage human beings,
bought oftheir own brethren, for few worthless
beads on buttons! Tins wished-ior period must tc
accelerated by the solution othe great geographical
rnyotcry which has SO long been the theme OF aux.
has led to SO many hazardous and disastrous ener-
prizes
We might fill a large space with sketches drawn
from the interesting adventures Of lhe Messrs Kan
ders, ami with amusing and instructive extracts
from The Volumes which record their hair brrIlh
seapes by land and sea" but VT have already cx
tended tins article to length which We had not d.,
sSnrd, aud we must therefore conclude with recon-,
nendmS the work Itself To the perusaI of our rea
ders, and by assuring them that their tune thus en-
ploy ed vii! not be msspent.
he 'oiumes are embelllohad with portraits of
the Mesers. Laul.rs, with map of the country,
showing the course of the Niger, and with several
placs illustrative of the manners and customs ut
the people of Africa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

1t may not De altogether too late TO warn the
public against the use Of 1rincSas "a security AGAINST
Cholera The notion that pOtt wne Is the best
species Of WINE for this purpose, Is equally dclo-
SION. lfpcople must drlnk VIM, the soft WINES
are less dangerous than the harsh Two iniclll.
gent ply siclans, of extensive practice, have ii
formed us that during the progress q. the cpldenic
they have been called 10 "a lmgc number OF eases
which could clearly be tU.ced To the drinking ol
por. wine. They denounce 1t III unqualified terms,
JeRrhaL II Com.