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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Il may no, be inappropriate here 10 remark, Low
veil these excellent ladies justified tho prefer
cnce Of the distinguished individuals who had
soash, them in marriage. Ofthcm II will hardly
5e esteemed er,fayasa,t euloyiIm TO say that
they were tespocflyely, A honor to their husbands.
The host of 'hcir sex, and the pride oil New Eng
land. Mrs. Adams, IN particular who, ftom tie ei-
cvated position sbs place IN before the world
was brought more consficuoosly before the public
eye, supposed to hold the Same elevated rank
with the gentle sex, that Mr. Alams did among
the men, aud she ~ reported To nave rendered her
husband much assistance IN HIS multiplied lsbors
of the pen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
SURGEON DENTIST.

HVJ I. BENSON, Dcntist, respectfully IN
~ '"rms the citizens OF Lynchburs and the pub
nc 2 ac'ally, that he is prepared TO attend TO
all professional calls at his office in the Washing
tor Hotel Every operation requisite To preserve
md Improve the appearance of the teeth will be
performed ON the latest improved principles Of sci
ence. His safe and easy method Of removing the
most difficult teeth and roots has always given &c.
nersl satisfaction to the subjects of lis operation
Few persons appear to be aware of the very pre-
judicial influence diseased teeth and gums have
over the general system-they are tho causes Of
many ner,ous and other diseases.
July Ia ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Sterilization IL. G ofeIa The Grand Jury ot
Baker County, Gcor.ih. at the june term of the
Superior Court, conclude hcr Ptcsuntmcnt thus ::
w g congratulate. our common country on the
returning prospect of peace md harmony, which
was for n moment 4 disturbed by the app arancc of
the monster called the HYDRA oi Modification. We
,renblcd for oar country WHOM 1t was declared tina,
Notification was the rightiul and expedicnf rem
edy. md that the Government was forced to yield
at the dlcnton of single State. We disclar
the idea OF such obedience, bat cordially admire
that spirit of compromise manifested by the grent
lumlna,y of the West, by winch The dignity, hon
or, and union of our happy county, have been so
fully maintained Union, term dcarto every friend
of his country and only dctesicd by those who
are DESTROYS otr,dlng on the whlrlwlnd and direct
ing the storm. We will conclude, therefore, this
portion of our eminent with this sentiment;
The Union of these tutes--Long as the NJ ssis-
sippI pours her waters into the Ocean--long as the
Allegheny towers toward Heaven, may they be
hallowed while Notification, with lis aidcrs and
abcltors, shall only be remembered to be execra
ted" Amen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Ll61 se Tive editors Of the New York Com
mercia Advertiser have received icrte,o from the
Rev. Mr. Cox the Methodist Missionary at I.ibc-
ria, dated May 10th and lSih-being nearly II
montl later ihap prev udviccs Mr.. G.. has been
severely sick of the fever but was recovering The
health OF the colony was improving.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
81 2ND QUOTA. !

81 IND OOOIA. i.E
b lY an order OF the board Of directors Of the
- Ly"chburs and Blue Ridge Turnpike Com
pany, TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS on each
share is required, to be paid Immediately, by tie
Stockholders into the hands OF "a ucl NcCorkle,
Treasurer Also the amount sukcribed for the
building of the Bridge across Blac Water Creek
on sad road.
L. MERlWETHER, President.
Nav y tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

"a lasI sin 0jsiaislerci 10 II 81 4 servant nuSse
TIE girI. its supposed. was exasperalcd against
1r. fim1efiakc m consequence of correction
she had received from him a day or two before
efi TOOK lis rarans Of rcsenging herself. A Gouh
forth. ,s,ai of ms woman vii sit, sc understand
On Friday nsxi, IN F'iuvanna.
Riehmord Compiier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
Az o. NC KIM.

have determined that AT the sol mn net of pro-
claiming MY dear and beloved first horn daugh liter,
the lnfanta Donn1 MARIA ISABEL. LUiSA
hereditary P,incess Of these realms all the MINIS
rcrs ofmy Council shall be present as Mcmb rs
iAssislences) oft the Cortcs together with Il oil
Jest Secretary thereof and Of the Stat. Of CASTLE,
and that two Ministers of the Royal Council shal,
also be D, escnt as witnesses Il viii be so under.
stood IN the Chamber, and fulfilled A rubrc
ofthe Royal lland. Palace, 25th May 1881. To
the President of the Royal Council
C'gaaneta, (Caaite) May % We have been
invaded by plague OF locasis so excessive hat
the authorities OF thls town and Zarntan, are pny
ing two reals per day 10 men, and twelve iarios
TO boys, employed IN gathering them up. Already
some 300 arobos 5000 lbs have been burnt, and
in the mountain of Toro1os, more than 1000 ar
robes 900 lbs have been collected.
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NOTICE..

NO Whcclwrigil aud Turner, who is mas.
II ter of his trade, industrious, attentive, sobe.
and Of good moral character, situation can be
had about IA miles above 1.ynchburg, where, if he
wal snug estate can be made in few years
taqnre of The Editors of the Vrglnian.
Jane % w5wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
Dissolution of Partnership.

HRf mutual consent, the partnership heretofore
= , existing IN the name of Boyd 4 Wa'rond,
WAS dissolved, and'ihc accounts due to or by the
sand concern, will be settled by Jas. c. Boyd.
and settle the same. JAMES G. BOYD,
HENRY WALROND
July % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
EIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM SPAIN

Madrid papers 10 The 3Is' May have bscn re-
cciped by the editors Of The New York Journal of
Commerce They contain Intelligence of tie denih
Of our oslinHbic and taieated iownsmsn, CHARLES
). WAfsit while on his why TO Valencia for the
beneh, Of his health Sir sratforI Canning left
Madrid May 23i. taking direction towards
France Ills mission IN regard 10 the affairs of
Portugal was doubtless unsuccessful
DrAru OF Ma Walsh - Naarid, May 25e-
With profound grief we announce to our readers
the death of Mr. Charles ) Walsh, Secretary Of
Legation cf tho United States at this Court This
gentemln had been sometime i'll TIL ut length ha-
wing exhausted NIL the resources of medical science
he determined to try the effects Of change of air
Accordingly he left town. accompanied by his phy-
sioian and faithful attendant, in order to proceed
TO Valencia but ms sickness oycrcame HIM on the
way, and he was oblig ed TO stop at Qn.ntanar de
la Ordcn where he fe, victim 10 the violence Of
confirmed consumption. VIVA, makes the af
hcton more giteyous is the fact that he cut of
IN the bloom Of life, beng not more than 30 years
Of age, and in the midst of distinguished career
The deputy OF the Minister Of the United States,
who arrived n, Ounannt soon after the death of
MI Walsh, made arrangements for tile cclcbra-
ton OF funeral honors with all the respect and
dceorurn which time and circumstances would per
mil. There was no want of CO operation on the
IMl Of the authorities civil and ecclesiastical ;
aud he was inferred Conformity 10 the lnten-
tons OF said Minstct) with all the honors due to
| his rank. Under tins sad bert ay.msnt II may
serve to console the family of this gentleman, to
know that nothing has been omitted TO prolong his
life that he surrounded with all the aid,
which science ind friendship could dictate and that
he died recognised by INC Church as u Christian
I CdttOtc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
From The ~ dei ct Hrall. .TnRV Ii.

rom tfe ~ Gt} CO ffcfdtd, JHfV ID
Liberia Tho following letter from Mr.. Colbert
Barker, of Liberia who was manumiued hy Ma,
Daniel Hughes ofthis city, and sailed for Mono
via IN Decen'b2t last has been politely handed to
us 70. publication. We publish it with pl, asnrc,
and woad invite Mr.. Bakers coourcd brethren,
to give il an attentive potusal. Ii takes far and
candid view of the subject, and should s'inulatc
others 10 follow his foot steps, that independence
and prosperity may be secured Ia the land of their
fathers Mr.. Bakers wife was manumi ted by
Dr. /. w Johnson of this county, and is well
known as is her husband, in this city.
MoNHovIA April Oh, 1853
Respected Madam and Gentlemen: am happy
TO inform you that am well and my family also. /
am glad 10 say that am disappointed in my cacu
lailons md tins country TO be flr better t4dh
aug Of rs iedm{d hare Honsht! / ha that there Is
every comfort tina, we coui wrsh in a new country ,
II is no, reasonable to suppose that a y person
moving to anew country could be us well situated
in the first few months, as when they shall have
been there tor II months. 1t is too often The
that new emisrants arriving here before they see
Tor themselves, they write Unsatisfactory letters,
which must acknowledge, has been my case,
which am sorry TO say the most ofus who went
by the Lafayette will 20 to Gfand BnSSa A.: sew
eral OF us have visited that place and find to be
Il very fine country. should be glad II my broth
CT would conc out, ana am S try he did not come
with me.
mast assure you that Lydia and myself enjoy
b-tler health lhan ever We did IN America have
enqured of MIR. Prout who WAS one ,fthe guai dams
for Mr.. Dlckensons children he has p rmltcd
Que Of the SWISS missionaries to carry Tie boy to
Europe 10 he educated. Thc guls died about Is
months past; he is doing well When ! arrived
here was kindly received At the house of Nh
Pron', who was agent for Us on board the vessel /;
and as yet he pays the most attention to Us all,
much that We consider him our best friend. Tho
mas Jackson sends his love 10 his son Platter please
give my best respects to all my coodted friends,
should write 10 them, but know they are hard 10
Delievc. Therefore hesitate. | senj FIVE seed Of
what is called Soccer Sep, three ot Mrs. T. Hughes
and two for MRS. Ann Pous
Nh.. Proul presents his compliments 10 MAJOR
Daniel Hughes he is the colour d gentlemen WHO
met han at Bellzhoover's tavern, with Mr. Shop
ard also please give our best s.,ecls his. 40
more al present.
am sir, your humble servant,
COLBERA' BAKER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

NOTICE..
NNSLEY PADGETT la wing, by deed duly
IL of record in the Corporation Court of Lynch.
burg, conveyed TO tho undersigned sundy property,
with his debts and accoun, books, in trust for the
purpose of securing deb, due from said Tinsley
Padsett to Lindsey B. pajgen Of the town OF
Lynchburs; all persons indebted to said Tinsley
Padge'', are hereby requested to make pay menl to
the subscriber without delay.
G A. EDWARDS, Trustee SC
July22 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

'Tho Pays Inc Pipcr ? B!lls Of expense incur
red for the reception of ,hc President IN this city,
are said To have come in the amount of less
than sercu ihoHand do lars and 1t calculated
that othefs, To the amount of not less than itro
MoHsand more, will soor be forthcoming. The
items IT 10 be hopea, Wi BE- spread before the
public v !. Com. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Cermont- Two Conventions ono National Re-
publican, the other assisting 4 friends af the adj
ministraton, met at Montpelier Oh Wednesday
week. In the former, n committee reported, that
they had conferred with n committee of the Jackson
convention, and had agreed with them relative to
the mode of nominating union ticket for State of
feers. The jack ,on convention were to nominate
candatcs for Governor and tour Councillors and
the National Republicans for Lieutenant Cover
nor, Treasurer and eish, Councillors Tins mode
was adopted by both Conventions, ard Ezra
Mech nominated in Doth for q ivc,nor, jedi
dIah IL. Harris for Lieutenant Governor, Bena-
min Swan for Treasurer, aud twelve other gentle
men for Councillors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Ma. Popg ANp Mn, PnrNTIcn-A corrcspon-
dencc ofa hostle character took place few days
SINCE between Henry G. Pope, Esq and Geo. y.
Prentice, Esq which it gives us pleasure 10 shy
1as con am'coby aud honorahly adjusted The
whole correspondence has been published, and, in
our opinion. reflects credit upon both the gentle
men, whisi II shews that, where differences arise
between men who are disposed to net correctly
there Is no necessity of an appeal 10 arms.
fonispiHe (hg) H,aM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Among the passengers IN the Triton, arrived a,
Boston from the Cape OF Good Hope 6 Zebras
2 Elephants, 2 lIvenas, Lions, 2 Os,riches, =
large Baboons, , ledge Hogs, and Eagles. Two
Ostrici'es We're kIi,sd On the passage oy some OF
the beacis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

INrANTicipr. An infant child Of M. w am
j. Undertake, OF t'iuvanna. W. regret to state, lost
ats life on kIiday last IN consequence oia dose OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

The last accounts received at Havana from
Puerto Prince, Trinidad, Cuba and Villa Clara,
stated that those towns were enjoying perfcct
health.
a erand bull fight was gwen at Havana on the
Gath Of June, for the bench, of orphans who los,
their parents by the Cholera Several bulls were
turned Out for slaughter, andthc picaderes and
matodorts are highly applauded Cor their courage
and dextcry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

The population of Arkansas, according % the
census recently completed amounts to 40 026, x
elusive of Miller county from which no tc,urns
have been received, but the number Of W hose lrhob
itants it is thought, viii fall short of 1000
Should the territory continue To increase IN the
ratio that II has done for few years past 1t will
contain sui'i lent population at the exp"ation of
three years t'om the present Time to justify its aj
MISSION into the Union as q Stale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

baltimore, Jafv ia negro man named Mel
son Wallace, a slave, was brought before james B
BosIey, Esqr. Justice of the Peace, Yesterday
morning, charged with the crime of committing u
rape on white orphan girl about twelve or thr-
teen yeats Of age. She identified him, in the ma
gistrates office, without hesitation among a num-
Der OF coloured persons present lie was com
mted TO prison. to await his trial at the next term
of the City Court Ansr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

A man named Simpson living a, LamocrviliH, y
J. presented himself yesterday at the Sixth Ward
poll to vote for charter officers Being challenged
he took the usual oath of qualification and per
mItted To vote. lie was Immediately arrested, and
taken to the nolice office and on oxanr atou before
Justice uopson, acknowledge ed that he resi-
dent ofthe above place. and not Gntltod 10 vote
IN this c.ty II was ,hereupon committed for trial
ON change OF perjury. " Mcr. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Mr. w. H. Milton, Of Boston, presented the
Presiden, with a new suit of black Clothes from
the cloth manufactured by the Northampton Man
ufdctutine Company rs a specimen ot New Egg
land sill ana industry, during h's visit To thai
section OF the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

Gov. Cess, Secretary Of War, arrived Mt Mon.
treal, Oh INST and proceeded same evening foI
Quebec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22
DOMESTIC. NEWs.
OUR LITERARY IysrIrU Ions

oD X LII fERaR1 IS- IlIU IONS.
RieAmoaa ,yuiy l6-Thc Board Of Visitors NJ
the Uaipersity Of Ypgiaia assembled las, week.
We understand tina, James NJ. Mason, Esq. II
Frederick, has been appointed by the Executive Il
Visitor, III lieu Of Gen james Breckenridge, de-
ceased. Mf Mnson's high character is well know n
to all our felIow-cl,izens. During the present
week, The Examination Of The Students takes place
and We shall soof have the pleasure of anDoun-
chg The names fthc Graduates. We feel sincere
rcero, IN bidding ndieu 10 DR. Dunglinson, tho au
thor Of scyerul valuable works. particularly n recent
treatise IN vols on Human Physiology He
resigns the Char Of Anatomy aud Medicine for tie
purpose Of accepting Professorship in the Uui.
ycrsiiy Of Muylani. The most impou-n, act OF
the Visitors OF the University ut their present SEES
SION wiIl probably be, TO supply his vacancy VITA
another accomplished Professor. We Learn, that
The study of Anatomy may bc prosecuted with
great success at this institution for that subjects
ara not only procured in thu vicinity, but are
easily transported from otnor cities in cons quence
OF being preserved by the ChlolIjc of Lime
We announce IN this days paper the arrange
menis which are made for the College Of William
and Mary during the ensuing session. The Nath.
emhtical Char is To be filled by Robert Saunders,
Jr. Esq. Mr. S. is a native II Will,amsburg--und
was considered, when II student at the College, az
among the most distinguished of the Mathematical
Class We learn that he is now prosecuting the
study with great diligence and erjour. He Inns
travelled IL m ,nths IN Europe--and is kno"n 10
be II gcntIemon of very high literary attanmcnis
Mr.. 5 has contributed some able articles to the col
umns of this paper lis style is slnguloriy lucid
and nervous-anj IN fact, We consider Inn as tine
of the best writer's III Vrgin,a-and capaf,c, With
the zeal aud asslhui'y ny which he IS SO much dis
ungushed, Of masking one of the abIsst Proessors
IN his county lEaq@rr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

NAVY DEPARTMENT, July e.-The Fleet Sur
gcon IN the Mediterranean, under date of Apr 4,
on boafd the fiigute Unied Stntes writes
" But one death from sickness has occurred in
the squadron for thr months, which on bonrd
this ship being the first victim Of discuss since lea
wing America. No dcnh ha occurred IA oithe
the Constellation or the John ,ans during the
last three months"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-22

~ When we last head from Nix Webster he
"au just left the Bedford Springs in pennsylvaua,
having only staid there part of a day. The peg.
PIE hockcd from s!!elfa,,ir to sec him
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.New- York and Boston Steam Boat Co.
Fare 5$, from Newport, and found.

w lie splendid steam boats BENZ FRANK
LIN, Capt 4. S. BUNKER, and PRES
iDEN1, Capt X. S. BUNKER, will leave Prov
ldence at IL, NJ, Newport at 2, p. NJ. and New
York. at o'clock, p. M, every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Leaves Pro'ldence. Friday August I'd, Wednes-
day 1,h' Monday l2lh, Friday 10th, "Wednesday
2iSt' Monday Goth aud Friday 3oth. Leaves N.
York, Monday Angus, 5ih, Friday 9th, Wednes-
day lam, Monday l9lh, Friday 23d, and We'd
nesday 2oth.
PRESIDENT,
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9th' Wednesday ilh, Monday l9ih Friday 23d
aud "wednesday 2sih. Leaves New-York, Fri
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day lo'h, Wednesday 2ls,, Monday 2Gth and Fri
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The above splendid boats are propelled by low
pressure Engines, and have each two heavy cop
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III Newport to receive aud land passengers a
usual. aug. D.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.

OST---From the steamboat President, on
- "Wednesday last. on her passage from Prov
idencc to this place, small TRUNK. "a feet
long, marked H. J.. BIT is not known whether
said trunk was taken TO New-York, or landed
on the wharf in this place-whoever has found
the same, or will give information where it can
be obtained. by calling at the steamboat Office on
the Lons-wharf, or at Francis Anderson's, on the
Fery-wharf, shall be suitably rewarded
sept. So
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NOTICE.

NMT CHENEY & Co. being about
Wv closing their business in New
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

.ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.
M Office is hereby given, that the
~ Subscribers were appointed IN lie.
gal town-mcc,ing held on the Sd
day of June last, to assess tax OF Eight
thousand Dollars on the Inhabitants and
ratcablc property in the town, to be col
lcctcd and paid into the town Treasury
on or before the list day of December
next We therefore call upon all per-
sons Interested therein, TO give in to eth
or of us, list Of their Rateablc Estates,
OIL or before the 2lst of August inst.
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GEoRGE ENcs, assessors.
n b. UAMMETT.
Newport, August 10Th, 1888.