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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-17
PUBLIC NOTICE

To Ae Citizens qf Saline 7ownship, and he
 County ot' Pulaski generally. ] AN Friday. 3lst July, there will be BAR o BAcuE in Saline township, at the house of John Y. Lindsey--at which the Citizens of the County of Pulaski are invited to attend, free of charge.
 July IT, IS35.-i5-2w
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DIED-At his residence near thls place, last evening, Bernard Snnth, Esq. Regis ter of the Land office for this district, at an advanced age.
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WAsHrNGroT. June 2i, 1885,

perceive from the western papers that fhe Secretary ef War has organized new commission to hold council. with the h. dians West of Arkansas, for the purpose of effecting treaty of amity between the sew eral tribes iahabiting that frontier. The commissioners are Gov. Stokes, Gen. AR BUCKLE and Major F. ". Armstrong. You perhaps vii enquire, why Mr. Els worth and the Rev. Mf. Schemmerhorn were not retained for this service? The an- swer is recorded in the War Department. Their pecuniary operations and their un- warrantable speculation in the publie lands, as charged by Gen. Arbuckle, had pro dueed 50 deep a sensation against them, m the neighborhood of Fort Gibson, that the President has been constrained to listen 10 the general expression in that quarter, and to supply their places by gentlemen, who it is said, will command the entire conf- dence of the Indians and the border set flers.
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ELECTION. 1855,

 (Es} ri we iitye acetdentaiiy omitted in tine following any name which has been laid be- fore the public, we will thankfully receive in- formation of the fact. as we wish the list to be complete.
 fnsrMAsTERs wiiieonfer particular favor by transmitting the names of those who may consent to become candidates.
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. j'atask9--Samuel D. Blackburn. Charles Caldwell. .4rkaasas--Terence Farrelly, Jas. Smith. Chicot--Iohn Clark.
 Gonway--R. ]. Blount, Amos Kuyken- dall. Craaetord--William Whitson, R, c. s, Brown,
 Carrolt-Ioscph GolSer, J. NJ. Campbell. Hempstead-J W. Judkns. Wm. Shaw. Isard--John P. Houston. Jefersoa-M. k. T. Outlaw. Joltnson--.Iohn W. Patrick. .Honroe--Isaac Taylor, K. $. Bell. .HilIer-George Bason, James Clark. Ptke--John Hughes.
 Pope~Thomas Murray, John Williamson, Sevier-J. W, McKain, E. II, G. Hart field.
 s. ssff FFii'aas;s-c, H, Alexander, Isaac T, Johnson,
 Unioa--Hiram Smith.
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HOUSE or RgpREsENrATgyEs

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Puldski--Absalom Fowler, William Cum- mins, David Rorer, r. 4. MoWilliams, John Smith, James Sanders.
 .arkasas {. uniea--B, ", Lee, Jesse Gondrin, Wm,M Montgomery,
 Carrott--Wm, Watkins, T. Cunningham, Con,oay-Thomas Mathers, B. B. Ball. Craagford--Jesse Turner, James Logan. Andrew Morton, James Ball.
 Criaenden < sissippi--Coln Bland. Hempstead--James Harry Walker. Hot Spring < Ctork--John $. T, Calla. way,
 Independence--W William Moore. Joltasoa-John B. 5. Ewing, Jesse Cra- yens,
 Jeferson---..Iames Young.
 SeOies ( Pike-Jas. Holman, Jas, ", Walker.
 St. Francis, Monroe, & Jachsoa--T Thomas Walker. David c. Waters,
 Washington-A. Whinnery, David Walk CT, r, Dunn, Thomas Wagnon,
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companions desert him? Why leave him there with Arbuckle? Was there greater affinity between him and Arbuckle than the latter and the rest of the Commission? Or did the rest of the Commission find that their speculation was nipped in the bud! Did they find if no go, and did they think il prudent to look out for better quarters? Letters from Arkansas tell us, that the ma iority of the Commission had glorious pros- poets of speculations in TRADING WITH THE INDIANs--buiding sa3pmiils, and ma- king U. s. pay the freight of both merchan- dize and salumilt irons, under the idea, good easy soul, that il was his own stuff he was paying for! But some one (Arbuckle, it is said,) spoiled the speculation before il was completed, and the concerned are trying their hands in other quarters where there may not be so good a lookout kept.
 It is stated that Gov. Stokes had nothing to do with the manmuvfes of the other Commissioners, except in some instances Iending'his name through the importnnity of his colleagues. Nothing specific is al- legged against stambaugh, but who touches a'pitch'' without being ssdefled!n If Stam- baugh has, he is lucky. Arbuckle exone- rates Stambangh.
 Can the Globe tell us if Gen. Jackson has ever heard of these things? Has Ells- worth ever made a formal report of his PRIvATE--rgBLIe-- HORSE HUNTING EXPEDITION with Washington lr- wing, of which Uncle Sam was to bear the expenses, and Ellsworth to get the profit of catching the Wild Horses?
 Is the Globe anxious for particulars? If our letters are not mistaken, Col. Arbuckle stated some of them in correspondence with the War Department.
 The following is from the Star. We coin eide in the beiieft that the appointments spo- ken of will give universal satisfaction. We have never heard $ syllable lispea against Gov Stokes,
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INTERVAL gT6'g4vE MENT.
FIR NklIN.

At iafgc meeting Oft the citizens of franklin
county, held Al the court house ON Monday the II
day OF November lN}5, heing court dan, IL take IL
To consideration the best means oil inSll0g is spec
dliY as possible the construction Of rad road from
some point on the Roanoke river Ia #Evanshaul.
Col Jodb Early was chosen chairman, and Col.
ihomasB Greer appointed Secretary. \. VI. Tai
1crfo, alter explaining the object ct the meeting,
and enforcing the proPrioty olprompt action on the
subject, offered the following resolutions.
J.. Resolved, Thalu is expcdcn, to make inn
mediate application tor charter incorporates Il
company 10 construct ran road !romor near " g
don ON the Roanoke river, by Dm,illc, to Evans
ham III the county of Nvthe
,. Resolved. That our delegate, IN the next Lc-
sislaturc ot Virginia aud our Senator rs far as TIN,
meeting can instruct, be requested aud instructed
to vote Ion and use their best cAeriions to obtain
the charter aforesaid.
}. Resolved, That II IS eSpcdcut to enlarge the
delegation from this county the convention late
y tld'in DanyilIc, which hereafter u be oonNe-
ned IN Richmond or elscwherc.as the executive
committee of said convention may determine and
John NJ. Holland, Samuel Halo, Samuel H. Early
Thomas :. kea1, Wiley L. " Gods, and John 4.
Guerrali, IN addition to those already appointed,
be invited to attend the sad convention, ia addi-
lion 10 those gentlemen heretofore appoiated, ON
behalf OF ths county.
!. Resolved, That these proceedings hr siencd
by the Chairman and Secretary, and that lhr cdi-
toy, oil the Dau1lIc, Lynchbute Petersburg, Nor
folk, Portsmouth, Richmond, aud WAlhc papers
brrcsPecuu> requested topabli,b them.
Nj. Taliaicrro', resolution, hemg under con>i-
dcralon, Col. Eio. Woods olctrd the following
resolution:
Resolved, that a committee he appointed IL take
the subject into consideration, with power TO report
to an adjourned meeting hereafter to be hchl, and
that this meeting adjourn until Saturday the 9a
inst. to receive the report OF said committee and
act further on the subject.
Col. Woods sustained his proposition IN speech
OF some length, aud wasrcplied to by Nh 'ralafcr-
70 when Col. George TowncS heinz present, vas
requested 10 present his Views, who thercupon roSr
aud addressed the meeting IN opposition to Col.
Wood's resolution.
After som" further debate, Col. Wood, re9olu-
ton was rejected, X the resolutions offered by Mr.
Taacrro were scvcnlly read AMI adopted.
Onmotion OF Mr.. Taliaterro the meeting ad-
journod JOAB EARLA, CHM
Tuos b. GREER, Sec'v.
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WAS COMMITTED.

Two the Corporation Jail of Lynchburg on the
l. 18th day of Sept 1885, black man. runa-
way slave, who calls himself SAM, who says he
neongst gentleman by the name OF Samuel Bur
ioin OF chesterfield county, and hired the present
seafto Mr. Henry Progue of kichmond.-llad on
"nth committed, a casneu coat dark grey home
spun vest, white homesmn panaloons, shoes, aud
o'ack hat-Fhe said slave is five feet ten inches high
~ no scars, but his legs broken out very much
he said slave having been advertised, according to
'"' one month at the door Of the courthouse in
n,hehburg and the owner thereof not vet claiming
ul notice is hereby given, that unless the owner do
.oie forward and claim the said slave within -four
nonh rs alter this advertisement shall cease, which
Mn be SIX weeks from this day 9th November 1881
WV" me SAID slave will be sold according to law.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Sergeant,
cfus Corporationof Lynchburg.
~. ~ me Richmond Hhig ,cH insert The ADORE
e.. ''r 'e'ks and forcard Hpr account to this Of
N. ID.
-'"''"
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LATEST FROM MENICO.

From the Aeo Orleans Bee of October 23.
The brig Volta, Captain Kennedy, arrived yes
lcrday in q days from Vera Cruz, and brought us
journals OF that place up 10 the 18th instant.-We
do moi perceive in them amy account Of the cen!raE
constitution having been discussed or adopted by
the chambers OF Congress. But il appears certain
lhat lie Jederat ,pa5iic has been Gissofeed and
klat executive officers Of the Mexican States have
been subjected 10 the appointment d the Central
government. The local Legislatures of the States
have been aunihilaed by ii tolnlal decree issued
under the authority OF the acting President, and
sanctioned by the Congress. 4s.g
Such decree was expected 10 have been the
result of the central system of government; and
consequently Of the destruction of the federal re-
leablic. The recommendation of that system by
The majority of the States ia the Congress, may
have virtually vested the chambers with power 70
alter the constitution and annhlate the State Lee
gislatirca and 4 we we're net almost certain
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,RSh = AERElHlHIEsS.

w l. have now hand a very general and hand
w some assortment OF SnaHlc and Curb Bns.
sStrrups, Coach, Gig and other Mounting in SETS and
separate; Buckles OF every description; Maringalo
Hooks and Rings Slraininc, WofSted and Cotton
Webbing: Serge, silk, Thread Morocco, Sheep,
Seal and Hog SAns; Saddle Trees. lacks, &c. Also,
English Birdie Filings and Martlugalcs I'm assoft
meut of Saddlcr'S Tools; also, Cariag" Lace, Ias
sells ard Fringe, Handles, Locks, Springs and steps
&c Our assortment has never before been so good
and We pledge ourselves to sell as low any other
house in Virginia. Purchasers are respectfully re
qncsed TO call at the Niga Of tic G0iacH lhrH.
It, b. RICHARDS & co.
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NSo-TIIE CELEBRATED
Causi,rian Tooth Ache Pills.

Which give ilnnadate reict, without The cast N
Jury to the Teeth On trial, this will he found on
Of the best remedies known tor this compliant
Price 30 cents.
~ None are genuine unless Signed on the out
side printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, I.
kIDDER immediate Successor 10 the late Dr. W q.
r. CONWAY For sale AT his Counting Room, over
No. % Court Street near Concert l'ail h9st"h'
and also by his special appointment, by
NOVEL DAVIES, and
1T & j. T.. ROY MI, Lynchburg.
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D1NzxLH & RUMBouGR.

a RE now opening Large and Splendid .Assor-
"a ment Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
Cloths, Casnetts Linscys, Circassians, Prints,
Blankets, Flannels Ladies Cotton and Worsted
Hose Gloves, Silks, Ribbons, and Fun Capes Hats,
Caps Shoes and Boots, Hardware and Cutlery, Can
dies, by wholesale and READ, &c. &c
ALSO,
ihea,y stock of GROCERIES,, all otwhich they
will sell low for cash, to punctual customers.
Our Hat Factory Is now in complete operation, and
We are determined to sell to Country Merchants and
all wholesale dealers, At the New ork m.ccs.
We particularly solicit our friends and the public
To give call.
Oct. % bw
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~ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CDisNS.

t,r,,,C celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER
ofords instant relief, and at the same time dis
solves and draws the Corn utoy the Fe''S' without
the least pain. .a,;..., ,,5,l, ,,..,a. -.
,,.,, feet, do certify that have used the Alhion
Corn Plaster with complete success. Before had
's.d one box, 1t completely cured corn which had
,rn,,bled ,ne or many years, make thls puhe ton
'' ' NM. Sill Nv.
plant. - % p,r, 5orents, In,
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES

,I,HEY purity the blood quicken It's circnlaionas-
L sis, the suspended operations oi nature and are
general rem, ~ for the prevailing complaints among
sf;cacous IN the Green Sickness fapatun Of the
Heart. C;iddiness, Short Breath, Sinking ott!e Spl-
r,s, Dcjccuon and DisinclinatIon to exercise and
society Married ladies' viii find the Pills equally
useul except III case of pregnancy, when they must
M, he tahen-cilhcr must they taken by persons
Of hectic or consunptve habits frce : 30 per
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FACE. eseA1sB@.

Fs'IE subscribers opening. the most extensive
l. assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the Ladies will find some bea' IL
lul Caieocs, t"illed rich figure just from London
and Paris. with great variety of useful NINPih
AND FANCY GOODS, the best blk. Sll,hH. ar.
have ever had; and We are determined to oiir
them at very reduced prices. ......
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT
~ Country Merchants and iiouscheepcrs, are
particularly requested TO call and examine our assor-
ment. ii q -
Oct s IL
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abingdon, " slhc {. H., y others in or ucar the
proposed route, he, and the, are hcreb, requested
TO publish the proctcdiucso l TIL, meeting in their
several paper.
The Chair tliea proceeded to 0ama the follow
lheerntlemrnto act on the committee appointed To
dean a memorial to the Legislature Hon. Allen
TaNior, Mc>>fs \. \. Nasrudor, John h. Minor,
George ". Wilson, John NJ. Harvey, John Garth
anl John s. " llson.
And on motion the Chairman was added to
the list.
On motion il WAS thcn
Resolved, That this meeting do nov adjourn
nanl Simrll, the Tih Of November, 1T 9 o'elooh,
T. NJ.
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V.OE. gYV..-..v'O. 30

and General Almodavar having been appointed
minister of war. The Cortcs were convoked
for the 9Th of October. The Count Las Ma
vas who, It may be remembered was marching
on Madrid AT the bead of considerable force,
had halted, and declared his adhesion to tho
new ministry. Letters from Barcelona of the
27th, state that the town was perfectly quiet, and
the citizens impatieniv expecting General Nina,
in whom and NJ. Mendlzabal, they had perfect
confidence
The head quarters of Don Carlos, on the goth,
at Nanclaros, near Vttoria, the greater part
oihis army lining the Mt hank of the Ebro.
Nocngagcment appears 10 havetaken place since
the affair oftho lth, although there are numerous
reports of skirmishcs--all no doubt much exagge-
rated, since they do not seem TO have led 10 any
results.
General Erase died Of consumption, at Estclla,
the 221 of September. His death is roprescnt-
I'D u considerable loss 10 Don Carlos, MS he was
popular with the troops, although not man Of
much talent.
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Nav ! /
Economy ..-Southcrl Economy.

yU,IlE subscriber having determined to purchase
LINEN and CorroN RAGS FOR the use OF the
RIcnaoyb FRAskLIN MANArAcTrRING toMrASf,
wouu advise all persons in Virginia, and all the
Southern States to save whattheH no" throw away
and forward them to him, where they will receive
the highest prices IN cash or groceries.
\. JONES,
Corner of T. and 9th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Nov. . ot
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From ne Eaohanaa Idr0ca'e, Oct q

At meeting oi the Citizens Of the towns OF
Buchanan and Pauonsburc and the surrounding
country, convened Tor the purpose Of considering
the Proprieiy OF petltonlne the Legislature OF
Virginia, for leave 10 construct IA Rail Road from
Buchanan, through the South Western counties of
Virginia, 10 the Tennessee line; Col. Jas. Cart
mill having been called to the Char and Doct.
MIcalah Pendleton appointed Secretary, the OBJ
lect OF the meeting WAS explained by Allan Il.
Aagudrr, Esq. who moved the appointment of a
committee report to this meeting, such prcanl-
bic and resolutions as shall seem 10 it best cacula-
ted to promote the purposes for which the meeting
was called Whcrcupon, the Chair appointed the
following gentlemen members of that committee,
VIZ: Hon. Allen Taylor, Me,,rs. Allan b.
Magradcr, John b. Minor, Gcorsr ". Wilson,
John NJ. Harvey.
Who, after retiring fora short timn returned and
submitted the following Preamble and Resolutions.
which were unanimously adop'cd
Whereas the time has arrived for presenting To
capitalists and To the public at larac, the superior
advantages over all others, in point of gcograp,i-
zeal position and local facilities for the construction
OF a Rail Road possessed by that portion OF our
country lying between Buchanan and the STATE Of
Tennessee and WhcrcaS the active, Strring and
energetic policy our neighbours, if unrcei,cd, are
k ely TO drain from us that trade and these hcnc-
hiS 10 WIN II ou' 'N'i'D'' fo''lon "I 'd"cS NV .
Ter anu o'"er H'V'n'Pts seem ''ifN 10 en''''e us
and whereas 1" IS l''tiH que to our Interests ana
lhoSo of others, and in our opinion entirely COM
P'''pls WIN 'f HP'' VI eoi'Fili>'' 10 N'"'e '''
GROUNDS upon W'''co our superior '3'l',N rest ;
ana h'lnE io1\ CONVINCED 'rah ''e persona ots'T-
vh'Ion OF many oi Us ara 'nf reports 81 surveys
maze by competent ana ", ''''u ',.9'ie'IN'
and Tennessee possesses advantages greatly SUI
per'of from Inc Rrra''r REGULARITY o. lis surface
shorter Instance aln case, access ~ any fon'c
Una, can be SfleSeo 'Io" hAn,"ou'% 10 p""Hhl''
ana n'fcV,o@ '"a' 'or r'''e through ''ls country
invites ana deserves the attention ana cAaH,'AaHoh
OF al Interested IN SHeR iH'pfo'co''h,' any UNI
Kan hoan CONNECTING 'h' waters OF thr james
rover ana ennessop oueH' Ia traverse TINS REGION
OF country be It thefeiofe,
Isl, Resolved, bat II /, rXped!eni to petition me
next Genrr" Assembly oil N,ena9 to incorporate
company to construct Kan hoal irom INC
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Nov. .
GIRLS WANTED.

INTENDING to commence Weaving very soon,
| the Lyuchburg Manufacturing Company wish t"
employ IL to Is girls, from II to Il years OF age.
To such as wish from the country, board VIII
be furnished, the Factory, IN Respectable Ia
nuv An annIcants must furnish satisfactory testi-
monials of good character, NC.
10. NORNELL, Ag ut.
Noy.9 Is
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TERMS.
o-7,nTne Lynchburs sTrgiaiaM"

NalIn,,d trio utek at 81 pr annun, paga5Ie n
p" No paper teiH BE- discontinued. fbatat II
"a@,ion othe EditotsJ uatd all afrea-ages paid
- EMBELLISHMENTS wiu 5e inserted a
% " e,r.s pr sqare Tor isss) he rst tine, aud 81
..a,s for zach continuance. Thost from a distance
~",, b. pad for prrronsiy to er Insertion, ss II.
.',,,ms,t be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lgnehb"g' ;, H.. 40, !, .,s,. -,
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NOTICE.

~, ri persons having claims against the estate of
NV. , nos : MClelland, dec, arc requested to
nJa1 .neh 'orward, properly authenticated. Those
'''''n' are expected to make immediate payment.
MAYO CABELL,
Nov , :! i''0'''' ~ VI ''''''H"' "'''
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Canal YoHs in Pennsylvania tolls col
lcoiel on the State improvements this season
Ger. 10. amount to s65l ,555 p
On the Sehu>lkill Canal In Oct23, $S7 Id D
q" Union Caual, Sl3l,39S -
Lehigh Canal, 81, 100 %
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There are . published plans Of Rail Road on
the tapS IN England-lhcll estimate cost over y
millions sterling, and thcis total length about l2'o
miles John Bull must have caught thu infection
from Brother Jonathan.
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Fr5n The NashpiAe R,pa6feaq. oet. %.

. - 'V'''"'' W -
kht Row FROM NV ORlr>Ns To NASn-
WI II no House oil Representatives have been
rlfn'Si'Y engaged Mth'n tue past lew DAYS, IN
discussing report from the committee al Inter
N1i improvements, Recommending the speedy pas
sue OF tho Aet Incorporating tho New Orleans
ana Nashville ho'l koad. On tuesday, MI,
N'eeelN9n OF HanfN proposed an amcndmoht,
10y winch individual associations would hc enabled
10 construct nae oil h', road 'rom the M'sss,,p
P HN'I 10 the t'>leinNilmhS "i ms siair. he
pun proposed IN h'N am'hamrai, was intended to
f"haehddte TIE columbia and Western hal TOAD
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NEGRO CEOTSyE.y.S..

~ hkS and House Keepers, DESTROYS of
aS,ning great bargains in Blankets, Cassinetts
~, e. Eio'hes and other Goods suitable for House
eio hands. would do well to call on
g. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
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FIR ANCE

There is very little news from this Kingdom.
The king and queen of Belgium were expected AT
Paris by the 10 or the 18th of October.
The English conservative Journals insist upon 1t,
thai the king of France is heart and soul with the
HOLY Alliance in policy aud feeling. The French
opposition papers are equally positive that seri-
Gus disagreement exists in the cabinet, between
Mrssrs Theirs and Guzot. which IT required all
the tact aud management OF the King to prevent
from breaking out intoan open rupture. The pro-
tcstanism and strong religious feeling oil the latter
and the liberal (alias inGdcl) sentiments oitbe Tor
mcr, are said to be the cause
Disaliccton is said 10 exist very extensively III
She army.
The physicians who had charge oil / leechI' have
pronounced him thoroughly cured OF his wounds.
Morcy, one of his supposed acconpiccS, had reiu-
scd all food for three days, and was at'empun" I"
starvc himsclfto DEATH Suicides were cXCCcdlng-
" frequent in Paris and its vicinity.
Admiral de Rigny is spoken of tho me-" nm
lister to England
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Oct. s
CLIO gs a Nd ovA1oa av1 4. 4aIrs @

rENiiE undersigned takes this method Of informing
the citizens OF Lynehburg and the adjacent
country, that he has commenced the business Of a
Clock and w atch gsEalLer,
onedoor above the Franklin Hotel and hope, from
ms long eNpellrntr m business, share portion OF
the public patronage u. VI. LOVE.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
GREW nRITAIN.

n,,,
''n''N "'' MN
INC toh"ph "'eA '''n''"1'N ' "
for the establishment ct steam communication
with India, are IN progress WIN renewed aeilN"I.
Agencies or dep"tN are about to 10 'ol"'n III ~
rSandrln Cairo, and Suoz, and TIC OPERATIONS "'
tins part ot the roncarc expected to be complete
10y lhe end of the present Year II Is anticipated
that when all the ARRANGEMENTS ar" complete, Tue
"no'e Journey from tnHu'oo 70 p"'"''' WV :"
effected IN s'N, da,s during ''el'' or n'h' months
OF the YEAR. and o~llN-h,e dunn III, n'"hso""s'
Shipments oI machinery, &c. Ion the h"'foan -
cross the desert, arr gong on WIN g'ea' 't'''rN'
ihls portion OF the route 'lgh'l m"cN' Is ''oe VA
N'ts'o ~ e'ph' hours. 40,
Mr.. ot on"e' a''A'' at '''o''n On 'ne ''''
oi september, h''in" u'th d''aoo" ny a"''"
winds. The procession goi mp IN Ins nonor' "as
much Nhofn oi It's Spien1or IN consequence III ''''
uclaA,
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SPAIN.

The latest date from Madrid was the 10Th sep
TENDER Tho news is no, without Importance, II
true. A despatch received at the Spani>', emhas-
sv in London announces that the jun,as had sub
mitted and sent in their adhesion to NJ. Mendoza
bal The ministry was completely organized,
General Aava having accepted the premiership,