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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

I 1OGNAC Brandy, pure,
Champagne do. DO
Common French Brandy
Jamaica Rum, old,
Holland Gin, pure,
New England Kun,
MADEIRA Wine,
Sicily NJ. Wine,
Mer. NJ. Wine,
Port Wine,
Champagne Wine,
Muscat Wine,
Claret Wine,
Sweet Malaga Wine,
For sale by
MILLER \ IL
June /
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B.ECD.S:.


s1S nMs pounds first rate Family Bacon
5000 pounds plantation do
l.,,oh, HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Bank SQUARE
June II
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This preparation, ion plrasantness, safety, oNpedi-
tom ease and certainty, stands unr allied torihc cure
OF tins troublesome complaint II Is rapid As well
as certain IN It's operation 10 this dSagreca
bic diSotdcrmost ctectuay in ono hour application
onl,
ltdocs not contain the least particle ofm mercury
other dangerous ingredient, aud may beappied with
perfect safety To pregnant females 81 to children At
thehrcast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
g. MY cUsToH1ERs and the PUB:

W. IVl Lie generally, are informed that
,..,., am now receiving from Ne,c York Phitd-
%I and Baltimore, large supply of DRY
Us 10, HATS, &c. &c.-Athough many articles
nave advanced in the Northern cities shall submit
" smaller profits and sell at former prices.
JOHN J. PURVIS.
,.an o'-Gentlemcn wanting fine HATS will do
,, .n u give me call, have kind that has been
"',u anu approved of. J. =.
April 90 w9w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

Are now opening, at the late stand of Lancaster \
Marsh, corner OF Man-strcct and Alley leading To
Friends Warehouse, large and general assortment
OF Groceries, Hines and Liquors, which they are dis
posed 10 sell accommodating terms, tor CASH, or
in exchange for Country Produce They respect
fully invite purchasers TO call and examine helrsock.
To Country Merchants, who consIgn Goods TO
their they promise strict attention IN forwarding
the same. From their long experience IN this line
of business, and determination to give general salts
faction they hope To merit share OF public patron
age Any Goods consigned To them for sale ON com
mission viii be attended to punctuay and the high
est market price endeayorcd to be got for the same.
JOSEPH MARSH
REIB BEN BlRCH
Iynchburg, MAY | |, 1888. l2t
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FOR COMPLIMENTS WEAR:

West of England and Saxony Cloths, various
shades
Fashionable colourcd Cloths, various shades
superb Erninctts and Ncmour Casslmeres,
Black Bombaznc, and other Summer Goods.
County Merchants and our Customers. are
respectfully invited to examine Stock. Being
determined to sell almost exclusively for Cash, good
bargains await those that call. We hope to present
with monthly supplies from the Northern cities.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
April Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

The late Prince augustus, Of Portueai-This
young Prince probably one of the richest in
dividnasin Europe. Ills clear yearly income from
his landed property in the Roman States and in
Bavaria, was above 900 eudcrs, or 90 OOOi
sterling still larger sum he was said to COM
mand as interest from the immense capital he pos
sesscd (n different counires) left him by his father
the late Eugene de Bcaularnais, which had accu-
mulatcd during his minority. His Royal llighncss
was born on the 9th of December, 1910. and was
married only few weeks since TO the Queen of
Portugal lie has left four sisters, and one brother
whose names and arcs are as follow Princess Jo-
scphine, his eldest sister, born March II, 1907
married June lo, 1923, to Prince Oscar, Crown
Prince of Sweden, by whom she has six children !;
Princess Eugene, his second sister, born Deccm-
Der %, 1908, married May % 1896 10 Prince
Frederick Of llohcnzocm- iIcdringen, nephew of
the Duchess de Dino, Talleyrand's niece Princess
Amelia, third sister, born July 81, 1872, married
to the late Don Pedro Uhc father of the youthful
Quecn) October II, 1920; Princess Thcodolilc
fourth sister, born April IL, 1914 and Prince
Mayimilian, his only brother, born October ,,
1917, who is "a Lieutenant in the Bavaiian service
All these Processes and Prince bear the addition
al name of Napoleon.
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-. CxETCUER \. TOLER.
TERMS.
~ :. y,u,cbburS UirgiNiNN'
TERMS.

" - ,,c;ce a week, at 81 per annum, payable IN
Pr'"'" %o paper rM be discontinued, (but at The
fraa,a, oftLe Editors until all orrearoges ore paid.
f 's',e.0 EMBELLISHMENTS wiH be inserted at
oer sg,nre. Tor iess) The first time and b!
y enc %, zach contiauaace Those from distance
lfnis mS for previously to their insertion, unless The
sa u he assumed by some responsible person IN
Lyneelhlbmg, ~ N, Editors must be POST PAID.
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SPRING GOOD

M take pleasure in announcing the arrival oil a
W part of Spring Stock, recently selected
IN New York and Baltimore
Beautiful Style Ginghams,
Printed Cambrcs rich figures,
Splendid Painted Muslns,
\ very general assortment OF Calico patterns,
VERY lashionabe,)
I'll Checked lnmhrirs IinnrcS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Sn now receiving beautiful assortment of New
all, pflhs' Staple and Fancy Goods, which cord-
'''''e my friends and the public to examine.
JOHN G. MEEM.
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RFyOLrTIONIN PERU.

The editors ol the New York Journal of Com
mrrce have hcen favored with the iolown. extract
Of letter, dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

NJ. GronGE DAr,YErrU.-lln SON Of LAFAYETTE
spoke in style worthy of his father, in one OF the
discussions IN the Chambers on the American
CLAIMS. We have read many thn", more eloquent
but few more expressive NJ Salvcric had spo-
ken, 1T some length against the claims, concluding
thus:
He was not aware that m the course Of the
present discussions the opinions Of his illns,rious
friend, General Lafayette, would be cited. |, was
undcnablc that the Gcncral's opinion was favor
able 10 the payment of the American CLAIMS. lie
had been led away by his sympathy for America,
but it certain that h. had mlnutcly examined
the question Was it not fair To infer that had he
lived, the thcatsof Cen. Jackson would have con-
sderably modified hi, first opinion ~
NJ. LAFAYETTE mmodlt,l, made the f1pwiuc
reply:
NJ GronGr LAr,yrrrr stated, thai how ,nad-
cquate socvcr he might feel 10 the discussion of Il
question involving such high interests az those now
under consideration, he felt boana to protest against
an opinion which had just been uttered, though he
aware that ii had been expressed with the
kindest feeling. lie deemed il monument on linn
10 protest against the assertion that his father might
have been induced by his sympathy for America to
vote for the sum demanded. America, no doubt
had right to the sympathy of his late lamrnrd
parent, but he begged the Chamber to recollcct that
his father was "A Frcnchman and the friend of his
country ; and had not his conviction rs we'll rs his
sympathy been enlisted ON behalfo the American
claim, he never would have spoken in lis favor, for
he not the man To sacrifice independence to his
personal predictions. II had been said that some
change might have been produced ia his fathers
opinion by the threats of the 'nijcd States tie
Uhc Hon. Deputy was not going to Justify the cN-
prcssionS of the American President and he felt
how difficult it for him, who had the same obli-
CATIONS to America as his late father, To discuss
such delicate question. He would therefore sin,
ply observe, that his father would never have lar-
bored the supposIon that the American Nation
would have vcnnred to threaten FIance-thc in
dependent, the glorious France of July, 1890"
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Nav ] |
Grocery and Commission Business.
MARSH X BURCH.

TINIlE undersigned having Connected themsely,
1 together. under the style and firm of
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C4oCK AND WATcH MAKING.

NJ undersigned takes this method of informing
cou,, NV citizens of Lynchburg and the adjacent
y mat he has commenced the business of "A
Clock and Watch Maker,
his , aoof above the Franklin HOTEL and hopes from
n. og experience in business to share portion of
III. puplc patronage. d. w. LOVE.
May 4 ~ v" ~
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June 2
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR


oNENER nseteratc, in one hours appliea-
y ion. and no dangrr from takng cold. h> nslng
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COTTON CORD.

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msnnuadb 0erIauf ceneIben 3 jabI miro.
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miro eeine Sub6fcription oneenonmen,nno
bic 3ejtun9 Fam niht auf9eSeben wsroen
is ale 01h6itdnoe bs3abt huo.
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BiereG.
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befbmmr, miro nod Die jnfdBIibe Snmms
"on 25 Gents 81 bs5abIeu baben.
sEF8 8rjefe &c. an osn 0sra'o9eber mhf:
fen poffrep eit1yeianot .psroen.
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Wgen5en fix FIX BEN
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Oem berdbmttn Oefbibtf;brei-
Der Der Schweib, sSobone6 W>UlIcr
DON Gd>oHoauf fem IdEt Der G6uig
ocn Ooiern III &o0el, mo MitIer
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"6,s6 nur ecbI! Qo8 meint rid nicat
| jb b.n fein 0suteInann-neir! !id)t iner
3''! btejt. SIR t4unt linen GeuteImaun
noS % maVen l5r m6 .,t's anfangan rrig
jbr rpolt."
Dam (dn1pfte Der 6rembe untsfnnuert
Ie'Gen Cigar fort, uuc erlt nntb IonQem 3u
rscsn rs& Captains bagob sr fa5 nab sen,
| eo'osrn Gbe'i nc6 SdbtFes, no br 0Hud
| l|n$6 8IdcfoS5 0en gAn II ncDt i(,eEv uut +
De 9|6bben t(tejfe0 tprnts.
G Nref-Vor fini0en SahT bs:
9hb I'D Der 5t)erif e:n aUrTen @0rntDoI
init f'nem NrrAaite: .. fell noO Dem l2oaI
eins5 Nyrtiaaten. D;sler bsfauo ncD 0sro
, az orm 6toe. Ost he f atlts Al
jhn, uno t0nti5 lhm isinOeIcNdft On. ga:
rouT 5re CT ttn 0trtoftabsfsbI au6 eem!
&ofs, uno ftnQ an 5u lcisn CUB wioI
Dlernlt aatsfobiem ben Gprpsr 3u nsbmenI
oe8-
"0uf>b !" faate Der Gefan9ene, 'e5 ii
gsnus ); ich Fin te,sit." Gan it mari Ter ijd
Sur QrDs nieber.
J2:e'bey miB'n mir tiinerfeh bo6 berI
S6e;if eru fieiner, fbtrdhIider Manu-,|
Der QInoera eber Gin m0lrsr &i f mar.
"Jbr eSworet Oocb nidt, nuB ID eucb in
m'iNen 2hmen forttta8en fol- 2" fra0ts psr
& ds!if.
"SicDe'licD. gu muft mfinen 20rpsr
1fh,t1pt,, NAS nspiEf IN NDrh CSrI, MN ln;cE,
niht 9s8fn oae @tl q aNff8en b6 It rn :?
icb urter,rerfe mItb NIT pisler OeIaFeHs
bet?"
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tabe?"
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uieiIei 5t ooa m'iAsr Waoi8teir eybO!eu,
unO Hu5teDen.
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"On muFt Deine Wf'cbt tbnn-"'
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Mle6e. @fq. in Bern Sounltrip ,
Ole Isr ganntD, cine Itreifge Gdlon
&c, ouf Dem gonoe =. Oanis(.yoos,
in eglo9tem Saunfctjp , Don unse-
mbbnltber OlGe u 81 NuB Sings.
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te fanO er 50 letenoe junge Sdblone
genlu lDren 2eibe, tpeI0e ourebgdn
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ben in einem 9ldfernsn Gefd6e in
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|pummen gtnfou 9efommen er tpeute
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iDmFtr< antwo tsts 9(onr.
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FIR, unc la9'e "9}1fIr, icb br>ut5e bsnt
lebr uctbrrenoiS cine" GGsI. Ge3 lo sut IL.
Isibe mir Den Iejniaen."
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fir. g. oemitlosn 2lu9enbi id f}h9 fsin e.
ltL ,rel6sr in 9IaGe ftano, ill Icbrsven ali.
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beltiea er biz NanseI feiner MO1Ote, uno re:
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ternabm, fra8te er tpsoer: - ibr wobren
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nil 2"
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&c.
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fsr.-Da braueD iO mir BOD nibt oen Gru:
bel en}utbun, e5 cub ucOmaI 3u erid9Ien."
Dainit pcriieB 9taIr Die R1n5et.
NI5 ct oas nacDlte Mat 3arnVreoiaen Frm,
antno'tste bic semeinoe, I'm, iba in 9s,rls:
genhsit 5n brln9su auf iUne sembbnl:sps
Srage.
"giuise BON uns !piBsn mas ca @a3en
mIlft, uno @IaiSe tpIBen e5 nibt."
- nea oann-ia9te sr-oie. welebe5 es
miseo n'S8en ss esnsa lasen, tp'!cDse6 nic1'
to'Bsu''
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oaf osn S2sinpso. "qB>u." Iaate er I'M
termeas, ",renn nein g1tib nod ouf boft
10 BAD i6 f,s--,pas fox Bhsns6 bat ile, ouj:
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ben sp ib beim tomme. BEG"
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ouro> oen Y6bel tbsiI6 ob9ebrouut,
f9e''S s'o9eritlen porosn.
gie 9>otbC1bllDe hoAer MN
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-11

Gin S}rrl3nber !re'Ner eeb ir9t ne,oen
Iottte, bat, ooB man osu Strif niobt tim l.
nen Qait, frno'rn uuter i'jnen QIrmsu he
fe(iiaen m09te ; bsnn, fsfte ct tin5u, icb
bin 20 f;bIiO am galls. baB i1 miD msros
III IOoe Iaeben ,nnBen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-11

Sn Der 0ldbe $. MeuOrleons Gno
thr3llb ouf eluem 9ompfbcrt IL
Derfonen fo febr init moGsr psrs
orubt Sporoen, .baB fotlm elmer Ser,
leloen NIT Dem 2eben Oappn foa,a,,
en miro. s&.Fa @M8"1(ss .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-11

Gin Mann in Bottom faufte Dor
elmer Nelbe .. Sobren et1 Saunz
lbIp eono i'm Staat :moiussfir
2 l-2 Gents Den 2tcfsr, pas 0ar,,e
belief llO auf unsefdbr $50 SbaIer.
orep Sabre nadber oerfatlfte er
pie le5 Sann0bip fir Al 900 Shaler
oos eono purbe feitoetl r1ebrere,
mol nleoer perfauft; Elm Eia,,er sr-
}btest IA ooGasbaler fir fsels, tpel-
Des er oaDcil osrfaufte. Drltini-
! gen qEotben rpurpe .piefer' Sstrit,
ganO tlr 10000 Sbaier pspe.fffanft
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-11

ee}n nen Gtoattn' s eilnsctle,it nnD
o'ab abu'sfs seplrlat Ser sioens
eaassasar INNER Ssbbern.as,nfan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

We understand that information has
reached the War Department stating
that several rencountcrs have taken
place betwecn some of the citizens of
Georgia and parties Of the Greek In
dians Who have crossed from Alabama
into that State, and committed many
dcPTedatlons. Persons have been kill
ed and wounded on both sides. and the
inhabitants seem much alarmed at the
conduct and threats of the Indians.
and have called upon the Governor of
Georgia for a militia force To protect
them-and the Governor has requested
the Interpolation Of the President to re-
iieve the citizens Of Georgia from tins
state of things.
These facts furnish additional evil
dence, II any thing more were requir-
ed, to show the pressing necessity Of an
immediate removal Of all the Indians
east OF the Mississippi to the country
west Of that rivcr.-GIo6e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
Pssbttc Sale.

INTENDING To remove To the West.
n Val otIer. at public sale. on Tuesday the
I'd day OF March neat, II nav residence ON
The isrm OF Nr. John Yates, near The Flow.
ing SPrlas Mill. tie following Property:
Eight head Of valaable Work Horses.
Two Coits-Stoek Cattle, Mich coS..
Between Do and 20 Stock Hogs,
Some 6pe Brood So~s,
Two strong Wagons. and Gears complete,
Oae Cart and Gears.
Warming Utensils Of every kind, including
Two Barshesr and 2 Mccormick Pioushs
double shovel and I single shovel do.
Two Herrovs, and Plough Gears comE.lcie.
Nov inE Seythes and Cradles,
Forks, SAOsels-s Psten: Cutting Box
A hrst-rste Wheat Fao-2 Grind Stones
TSo or three thousand weight Of Bacon
and Lard By the pound,
Corn By the barrel, Rye By The bEsheI.
Aqeastity Of good wheat Strsu. 10 be fed
on The fsrm, near 60 water.
FORTY bead Of Sheep,
Hou.ehoId and kitchen Furniture.
Between ninety and one hundr.a acres IL
6ra'a IN the ErOasd, supposed 60 be twelve
acres Of kye-the balance ~ Wheat,
Together vith . quantity of Potatoes
~ the same time aud place will br hired
two valuable NEGRO Men and tuO Boyg.
tlI next Christmas.
a credit uRtil the Crit OF September next
Shl be gwen foe all s0tss shove Eve dotiars.
% The purchaser giving bond and aptrox.d
security; for ell sums under Eve, cash Sale
to commence early In The dag, ubsn du. al
tendance vii b given ~ the ssbs-rIber.
Feb ~ Isls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

NWl M siisp..i,. az pahlse sale, IN the
W nssssnsr h,slisr. on Ts.rs.lss ,as 5xk
dap 40 usass- ~ mn l.fs rrsssl-nss e( Samuel
Hai-~asHfl st,sx a nr.r paassl W Pm. r,sn', Mill.
part ID hss ssrsanai Property, consisting Of
-s~'u.' rmd wsra nhlrses. t.so r,o.i brood
His-'-,. una s'ud rlrrs year obi oi,. and
u~ss r~ss s-aG sisL UsIss. oa- ,sr-.I by tfnnr,
y B'tnnur's tiisosasA ousd hsr,s Ci,fion.
annn ''',n ID . krbsiru Narr. Aisa. some road
Ni'sil ss-ss AMI stuck casiiis, hrosd soss ani
-'a"sA hhsg~- una god BsrouGi,s an.l Harn.s-.
snr @srin>. Riourt-. Hnhrros-. So. Also.
r'snsr Hhn,rrilnssl as.t kih.hsa Furn.i.lr.. AM,
aisi'iS altar artsEis- ant ussr--arv q, meui,"a
E-nmAs-t gruslit al s.x n.anIh, III b.,
rs~''ih ON AL sims aver -. bs tiia p,T.. ha.e
an a''ruiin--irs pNng. bond .n.1 approved "a.
Siiriiee Nj ssi,a- al -, aud under The c,.h
'~ltA ia nspHunUt sals IA commence AZ II
% SiissR siian 'hn atfsnst,u~-. viii DO -,,.,
h~ sSNUEI n ,raIBex A..
Fen ~ l-JS
h-Ei srr~.ns having CLAIMS .S.in.i
ti'r sss;ifA. eiil pi.ss-r present. them an or
hsil'or MA hse SEHrs, property aurhenti.
s'ssAnt. hir srtrismrnt aud t.lo.s inds btrd
'saE 4isnrss IA ainil<r lEnrnrdiat- payment.
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