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SALES.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS, STATION.
AIRY &c

DY virtue of aDecd oil Trust from Col VIM.
ID +. Gray, bearing date the 18th If January
last, and duly recorded in the Office of the
County Court Of Spotsylvania, the subscriber
vii SELL on Thursday, the 18th January, 1895, at
"Gray's Bookstore" fredericksburg the entire
Stock of Books, Stationary, &c. in the said deed
mentioned, comprising quantity OF
Vdluabie Lap, Historical, Medical IheOiogi-
cal and Miscellaneous Horks, of the latest edi-
tions and by the most approved authors, soge-
Their with variety Of School Books now In use.
The stock is not inferior in quantity and quality
to any in this State.
Bookseling and professional gentlemen at
distance are iuviteuto attend. The terms will
be accommodating. aud made known on the
day Of sale which will be continued from DAY
THos. H. Bolts, Trustee.
N. B. All persons indebted to the Bookstore
are requested To make immediate payment,
As longer indulgence cannot be granted.
Terms Of Sab.
For all purclase, uLdeI so cash-Net"een
20 aud 100 dollars. fJui mUoths cieuIi atc over
100 dollars, : x months credit. Neyota e hptes
with good indorsers req aired In every stance
dec l6--eo;s T. II. hOirS.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY vntue ola Deed of Trust, tx. culed to me
ID by H. n. Spoun.r and ii,. which is Of ie-
and the County C.mt Of Prince Wllan--t
will on I thursday Il t liti day Feb uaiy next,
at IL O'clock, in tie town of Fredericksburg,
proceed TO sell to The h. CHEST bidder, at public
auction on'a credit Of tx months, the purchas-
er giving bond and :, curly
One third of LOr |, uy in tbr Corporation
of Il ,ltuun kn"wuasilt FACTORY LOT"
winch * "n The Rnprai.a, ~. k, u, III corner OF
Lewis aud S. ptlu .t!,cs.
On the Saturday fnII.w,ae. at es, in the
town "i Dumiirs, IN rr.i G" WilIiun County
shall. upon the saue terms Sc lCl OF
GROUND. continuing "''' nndr' d and ninety
SIX Acres and 6! p'l's. iyi' N hat county,
" tI II four miles "f ID mii e.; ing portion
of the ChIpv,awam-ic rta', 81 - h.rris"n,
d ceased which va uIlu a .rli- Caupt'' ST.
e suilir ia HARRISON (h,w = 81 ui,'a : o"n
er) About me hiid ot be- Tract |. cleared,
"A d tire re- covered " III, valuable m'e r. Mr..
Laurence q. AL xal.d..l. wloiesIdss near the
premises W u EXHIBIT i EN- :" itrs"i with x to
purchase PnS-essi.. u III he gwen nlnr'i!a ate
iy. hnt no deed utl The ymcbi at The ror-
cha. m"ury. Acting AZ Trustee. | shall only
convey suci, titir IL il YETI u iI M, hu' which
is believed 10 h,' uuq esti":ah.r. TIE sales will
he without reserve.
WM. Fl. BR. CKENEROUGGI Trustee.
,ipc 1n-'-
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lis understood that the President OF the UNI
ted States has nominated to the Senate as
Judge of the Supreme Court. Ito fill the vacan-
cv ON the bench occasioned by the decease OF
Justice Johnson James NJ Wayne, now KEEP
resentative in Congress from the State OF Geor-
eia.
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NEN ARRA\G EMENT.
dec 8


The Maj > age from y ash
eISkA<~A@~inaton City 10 Winchester, VIA
Ga4esasSstEf9R1 Alexandria Fairfax Co"r'
~ -ssA8ss-ssasEE ipuse, AIdie, MldhIehnrg
UpperviIle Paris aud Wildwood. will, from this
date, depart and arrive ~ follows, viz-L'ave
Washington Ciy at s! O'Clock, A. NJ. and A.
lexandra at 81 O'clock, A. Nj every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive al Middle
burg the same days.
Leave Winchester every Tuesday Thursday.
and Saturday at Il O'clock, NJ, and arrive at
Middlebnrg the same days.
Leave MiddI-burg Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday, for Washington City and Alexandra,
al O'Clock, A NJ aud arrive at Alexandra by
o'clock. P. NJ, and Washington CITY ny "''
clock, P. NJ.
Leave Mddleburg for Winchester at o.
clock, A NJ, and arrive at Winchester by IL o.
clock, M.
By the above arrangement, very nearly AL
night travelling will be avoided; aud as The
stock is considerably improved by the addition
of several new teams of horses, the coaches be-
ing strong and comfortable, and the drivers
careful accommodating and sober men, the
proprietors hope to receive such encourage
ment from the travelling public, as will enable
them. in future, to render every possible &C.
commodation and comfort. Strict attention
will be paid, but no liability on account OF acct
dents.
All baggage and bundles at the risk of the
owners Jan e-eolm
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ALEXANDRIA,:
: .ruRpAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1885

The arguments used in the debate on 'a as. a
,.-.nar;s Canal Bill, were the same as those
heretofore employed. A correct report OF 'ne
49,. will probably be made, and will be pub
Iished by US. There is meagre ano impe',e''
repor. in the Globe, which we can use :, oe'.e 81
!. not presented. The action OF the House on
,,bis subject has, obviously, been most wrong ana
uniust.
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VniyubIp Firms und J'e,rLunf wits For Sale
DGiNG deS.rou> Ia remove 10 ,lir Veg, the
ID IL ,Scrlhrr offers Er sale the FARM on
VIII CHI h. lives, on Apple + e RIDGE fun miles
north Of WmclIrsl.r. conia nng $50 ores -
The i'm ,rnvemruf- c insist Of - two story b' OK
~ dwelling ore barn stable. md al recess.
gu >arv ont.hnu ~ never l9Hll' stit7n OF
water rms through il, and the fcGc.s are IN
gn9i oi''er.
ALSO A firm of 10 ACRES lying rear the
mountain. Il nIl,s f. IN Winchester, goo Ia
vera stand. Id Low occupied as such ~
Pd,rick NJ ln".
Al o. the ST. NE MILL. lying on Babb's Pun,
with half uhle IL The lat firm. and TWO
miles Of tn. first with between 20 or so acres ~
land An Com Implications hv mil (posf pad)
viii be attended, to. JOEL LUPTCN.
r n i.r ~ cn..,.ty to-P0tt
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40 The Rev. DR.. Perry may be expected to
preach at the Baptist Meeting House, to morrow
morning, at II O'Clock, and at 81 in the evening.
IT A Sermon will be delivered in the Sc
cond Presbyterian Church OH Sunday after
noon Tomorrow by the Rev. Mr.. GRAFT at
half past O'Clock. and a collection taken up
10 aid the D,rcas Society in clothing the poor
children of the Sunday School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-10

INDIA RUBBER APRONS.
WIN. H. MOUNT & CO. have just receiv-
w ed from New York.
India Rubber Aprons new and
lOu LANES beautiful article for Ladies and
so Misses Misses. jan 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-10

No The Drawing Of the Virginia State
Lottery, for tile Benefit Of the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company Class No. l. for 1885. will take
Mace THIS DAY, at 3 O'Clock, p NJ. at West
End alexandria, Virginia.) Jan Sit
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We have received the first number OF Mr.. no
mans's Army and Naval Chronicle very use
On, nublicaton-to be issued in cheap Iorn,'
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MA RIED.

In Washington. on the 22i ult. by the Rev.
NJ Bryce. RopERr NJ DAVIS, ESQ "f King and
Queen Co to Miss HANNAH b. JONES, OF King
Geo gr Co Va.
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CONC r Es s..

We understand that no particular business OF
importance was transacted in either House yes
terday. Friday ard Saturday are set apart IN
the House for the consideration Of private bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-10

Mr. Ball of Fairsax, presented to the House OF
Delegates on the 9Th Instant the Memoria' Oh
~. Alexandria Canal Com any.
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NOTICE.
THE President and Dhect'rS of the Balti-
Il more and Potomac Steam Packet C"mpa-
ny, have this day declared a dividend of Seven
Dollars pei Share TN The Capital or JOINT Stock
nf the Company. which will be paid to the Stock
holders or their representatives, at the Mocha
nic's Bank of Baltimore, on or after Monday,
the 18th inst.
An election for ten Directors, to manage the
aff;iirs uf the Company for the ensuing year
will hp held a, their Office on Monday, the l9h
inst, betw cen thr hours al 9 aud II O'Clock.
5. WILSON, Treasurer.
Baltimore Jan. G. jan SIT
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The session of the Supreme Court oil the UNI
ted States commences at the Capitol, on Mon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-10

For all purchasea udeI so cash--Net" cen
20 aud 100 dollars, fDHi muoths creIit AZ over
100 dollars, months credit. Negotia !e hotes
with good indorsers req iired in every ii!sEance
dec l6--eo;s +. II. 10 rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

TALI. on Henry Brocn Jr. Bank Square ior the
~ most Fashionable GOODS, for Ladies and
Gentlemen. lie is receiving and opening, large
Stock of beautiful articles and will continue 10 re-
ceiyc from time to time New and Fashionable Goods
as ias, as they appear New DIRK and Philadelphia
J,st 10 hand, TO be $oida at Reduced Prizes:
Cloths, Cassimeres and French Linens,
Costly Marscllles and other Ncstings,
New patterns of PLAID Silks,
PLAIN and figured Silks, various shades,
4 large an beautiful assortment OF Painted Mus
Inns, which will be sold little over cost
London Calicos, finest patterns,
French and American do.
Plaid, Striped aud Plain Glasgow Gmshams,
Ladies Crayats, very pretty
Best Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Gloves and Mltts,
Do. do. do. Cotton and silk Hosiery
Plaid Cause Ribbons, beautiful,
Ribbons, assorted,
Fresh Linens, Cambria and MuslnS,
Ladies' Shoes, made To order, last pattern,
Gentlcmen's fine Boots and Pumps,
Extra fine Tuscan Bonnets,
Ready made Skirts for the Summer
Necklace of Derby Shrc Spar that arc very liht the
finest Pearl,
\ few pair of the finest Gold and Pearl Eaf-rihgs
bought at Auction, and will be sold low TO
get out of the trade,
French Caps and Embroidered Ladies iiandher-
chiefs,
Bead Rcticules and Purses.
Large and small strans of Coral,
Togethcr with a great variety OF SenSonab'e Goods
such as are generally used by families
Nav If Is
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MFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE
o. PILES.

'1NllE proprietor beGs leave to recommend which
j he does with the fullest confidence one oi the
most valuable remedies known for tins troublesome
and painful complaint. Without gong iuto detail,
he deems II enough TO say, he has his possession
the most uudoubted testimonials that 1t has more
completely answered the purpose ion which Is
tended, than any other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly cas-, IN its application, to
all conditions, ages and sexes. Full directions, de
scriptne of the complaint, &c. accompany each
packet, which consists of two boxes, Ointment and
Elcctuary. Price ~ for the whole, or 80 cents IT
but OF the articles is wanted
a. None are genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor Il.
klDDER, immediate successor To the late DR.. ". +.
Conway. For sale at his Counting Room, over No.
90. Court Street, near Concert Hail. Boston, aud al
So by ms special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
j. +. NJ. T.. ROY ALL, iynehburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

IN the elementary hut in some oitlr higher BRAN
ches Of an English Education.
Sabbath Schools are attended to, and much
good has already resulted from this pious enter
prise.
Having written moro than designed, conclude
10y SAVING, if yon desire liberty, surely Llhcrm
holds out great and distinguished 'dnccmcnts.
Herr, You can never bc free /. hn there, living I'M
der the administration OF the laws enacted by Your
selves, YOU may enjoy that freedom which, in the
very nature OF THINGS, You cannot experience IN
this country.
Liberia, happy land thy shore
Enticcs with thousand charms;
And calls-hls woncd thfaldom ger
Her ancient exile To hen AIMS.
Come hither, of Nlie, come.
And DER the WIDE aud weltrnng sea,
Behold tn, LOST, vet lo,cl, home,
That tond, watts To welcome thee,
Yours, DC,
BEVERLEY r. WILSON.
y BIN one or two months shall return 10
Liberia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

L,nrnt, DoN,rioN.-~ MIR. Allcn, Treasurer of
the \. York Colonization Society, ON Friday last
received remittance of hreirt hund,ed doNnS
in AID of that institution, from few individuals in
Savannah.
" tHacr0i" Efpences--Moscs Allen, Esquire,
Treasurer of the Colonization Society nj New
York, has received within the last few DAYS, over
to,a MoHsand doHarS The friends of Colonial
ton, having heard that then cause had fallen
who undertook to strip off
lis beauty, and then stabbed il will, weapons, lca,-
nr II Iordcad havcn,do u contribution, thai what
ever doccncy required, might be done.
,|1By tpW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
CHEAP GOODS.

yUNIlE subscriber Is now opening the iifst oi ms
l Spring Goods, comprising an assortment {" the
most fashionable STYLES, OF the latest miporatonS,
such
Plain and figured Silks, (of all shadcs,)
White and Coored Sans,
Black Satins and Lcvantines,
Mateon, Italian, Lustring and other Black Silks,
White and Coored Florenccs,
Fancy Iiandkerchcts (of every deScrIption,)
Linen Cambria llandkcrchieis
Cambria and Musllns
Jaconet, Null and Swiss do.
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Musns,
4 large assortment of Calicos,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Besides
Blue Black. and Fancy Colored Cloths,
Black and Coored Summer Cloths, Brown and
White Drillings,
SILK and other Vcstings, white and colored Sat
teens
Roam Cassmeres and Stripes, very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
81 and A. Brown and Bleached DomesticS, nc.
With general assortment of Goods, which will be
sold al prices to please. ROBERT kll LIZ.
April 20 Is
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$50 EEIs:EKD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 10Th Of
u May last, NEGRO MAN named Ddnief, for
whom the above reward will be given il delivered to
me, or secured in Jail so that | get him again Dan
ie Is about 80 years of age, feet inches high, and
Stamners when spoken to. lie purchased six
years ago, near the New Store, in Buckingham,
where il is probable he will attempt TO 90, He may
be, however, lurking about Iynchbur., as he is well
acquainted there. He was, believe, employed a
boatman the James River, prior 10 the time AZ
which purchased him.
GEORGE II. C.FIOYD.
Montgomery ETY. Va. June T.
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NOTICE..

EDN virtue OF deed OF trust, executed 10 the
ID subscriber, on the Odd day OF February last, by
Arthur Newman and Catherine his wife, and duly re
corded IN the clerks office. 81 the county cnuu OF
Bedford, shall on the 18th Monday in June. ls:}5,
(being court day before the front door of the court
house, in Liberty, III said county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the said Newman's interest III two
hundred acres of Land, lying iouro five miles west Of
Liberty, adjoining the lands OF Mr.. Harvey Mitchell,
and others; and also set OF Carpenters tools. The
said New mans interest in said Land fee simple in
four fithS, his title to which is ndlsputable but |
viii convey To the purchaser such title only as is
vested IN me-, by the deed aforesaid.
JNO. +. SALE, Trustee.
Jutc f,2J
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VAE.UA ksEE
SALT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
April -,

kiNiUHf SALT PROPERTY FOR Sale.
TENIlE Subscriber will sell, at public sale, on Tues
i dav, the 2}d day Of June neXt, on the premises,
his Salt Property, at the Burning Spring which CON
ssts of 40 acres of bottom Land, extending nearly
mile on the kauawha river. To accommodate pur-
chasers he will divide the SAID properly into five
parae lots. Ills coal interest IN the mountain land
Immediately back OF, and adjoining thereto, will, at
the same time, be sold along with the lots. The
terms OF payment will be made convenient TO suit the
purchasers, which will be explained on the day Of
sale. This property lies directly on the turnpike
road and has as many local advantages torccommend
it, rs any property IN the Salt region can have.
ANDREW PARKS.
n auJw Ina June 4 t2}J
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HENRY LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER ior sale very valuable Tract of Land,
! lying IN the county OF Henry, ON the Smlth ~ IL
vine river 1t contains upwards oil 1000 acres and Is
considered prime Tobacco Land. Portions ri II have
been cleared, and leased out To The rest is
covered with the finest timber. \ further description
is deemed unnecessary, as persons inclined In pun
chase would view the premises lor themselves.
II tbs and privately sold before the Isl of
August next, (which would greatly prcief,l | will
then dispose OF it othe highes, bidder. The terms
shallhc accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale. W VI. BERN ARD.
June tIstA
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FINIIE subscriber will, in future, kecpa good as
j sortmcnt OF Cotton Cord, of different dcscrp-
tons such as Wire or Gable Cord-and other dcs-
criptions OF small Cord, suitable Tor mathematics
Also, Cotton Plough Lines Wrapping Twinc and
Seine Irvine, wholesale retail.
ABNER GARRETT.
March % Is
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HENRY BROWN, Jr.

IL AS Just received a few extra fine SILK BON
IL NETS, from one of the best houses in New
York, lMcssrs. Thompson0
Also few STRAW BONNETS, fully equal to
any in market,
Black and Drab HATS, for gentlemen,
Palm Leaf do.
Embroidered Parasols,
Umbrellas, Canes and Switches
school Books such in general use,
nag and Furniture Frnges
Store on Bank Square.
Nav % &c
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G O M M1ss1 NERs' sALE

\ obedience 10 decree Of the circuit superior
j court of law and chanccrv Tor Augusta county,
pronounced on the 21st of November, 1884, IN the
cases OF Hugh kelSo and wife, vs.. Elizabeth Cir
rard and others and John Douglass vs.. Hugh kcso
and wife, and othcrS-wc shall, FRIDAY the 10Th
day of July next, Milboro, III the county OF Bath
proceed 10 sell, TO the highest bidder for cash. the
following SLAVES, To wit Charlotte Mary and
child. Fenton, Fountain Ben Mercer, Moses aud 81
las, many shall be sufficient to raise the
rcqulrcdhy said decree.
Chs. l.. Francisco, I ....
UGrid FHitc, ''' "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

NEW Nonh, JrNE 4.
We have received, through lludson's correspon-
dent, information from 81. Andrews, New Bruins
wick, oi the arrival there OF the Princess Victoria
Capt. Paul, bringing London dates to april 21th,
inclusive.
We find the following additions 10 the new min
strS, not before published; also some alterations
Sir j. dollhouse is appointed 10 the India Board
Earl Mimic, Postmaster General
The Lords of the \dmiralt, are Lord Dalmc-
ncy, Adm'rals Adam and SirW Parker, aud Hon
Capt Elliot, X. \. Secretary oil the Admiralty, Mr.
Iahouchcrc.
No other news
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The editors of the journal Of Commerce have
been favored with tire iollo~in. letter, dated

The editors oi the journal oi Commerce nave
been favored with tire following hotter, dated
VALPARAISO, March 20 1885.
We arrived al this place March Sth, after short
VOYAGE of three months 4 few days previous to
our arrival, Chill was visited by one of the most
dreadful earthquakes it has ever experienced. The
whole province of Conception has been literally
demolished. There are scarcely any buildings
standing in any of the principal cities, or places OF
less note. Taeahuana, TIE seaport, deluged
by the sea, which Is said TO have rcccdcd some
distance, and then 50 feet above its usual
height and washed every vesge OF the city away.
The harbor was covered with broken furniture
and bodies floating. \ captain of a vessel dincd
with us last week, who within few miles OF
the place where the shock occurred. lie supposed
the vessel had struck rock and ordered the men
Immediately to the pumps, snpposlng she would go
to the bottom. Young Mr.. W. who called upon
us Yesterday was at the city of Conception at the
time lie says he cannot describe his feelings.
The earth rolled like waves, and broke into pieces
around him, and produced the same sensations as
sea sickness. The Cathedral, which they say has
been more than 30 years in building, has scarcely
one stone left upon another 1t is remarkable
that out of so many inhabitants, 50 few lives are
lost. All the foreigners escaped and il Is suppo-
scd that few Chienos are missing, but they are
destitute ofcvery thing except the clothes they
had on MANY who were wealthy and lived in
spcndor, are now compelled to subsist on the char
tiles of others. The captain above mentioned
gave them all the bread he could spare, and Chi
Ian man-of-war has been despatched from this
place with provisions to relieve thom. and matcri-
ais for building them shelters. As it is tho fall Of
the year with them, it will be some months before
they will be able to cultivate the ground to advan-
taec. The shock was felt at Valparaiso, but was
not so violent as to do any damage. Three days
ago there was another slight one felt hero ON
land, which was noticed blythe shipping IN the mar.
hor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
AFRICAN COLONY.
From the Norfolk Beacon, jane q.
LIBERIA.

The letter of Beverley Wilson in this days
Beacon, gives an interesting account of the phySi-
cal and moral condition of this promising colony.
The statements OF the writer worthy of entire
coniidencc.-W ilson has lived many years in this
borough, and has always conducted himself witt,
great proprctv. lie is good mechanic, and is
also a minister Of the Methodist persuasion. The
style OF the letter Is quite impressive, and the wri-
ter himself takes the advice which he rivcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

ArRIL, 90, 1885.
tUPERB London Calicos,
- Very rich Partisan do.
GlnghanIs of the raresi patterns.
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarine Silks,
Ribbed silk, and other Hosiery.
With great variety OF Fancy staple Goods, noo'
!. a.,,.J ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

Nicholas, the autocrat and car of Russia, is
described the llandsomest man of Europc-his
figure over six feet, and antique and classical,
particularly when mounted lie is very fond of
his navy, which is manned by Fins and Swcdcs,
and is extremely popular in the army. His mpc-
rial ukase is the law, without tho intervention of
privy councils, houses of lords or commons or the
expression of public opinion.
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LINZ. Nlnrcll 5.lS35.

LIMA, Mhfcn ,, 1879.
We regret To inform you thai are again in Il
state of revolution. On thr ; ith u't. General Sa-
laycrry, who command the garrison at Callao, in
stigated the troops 10 declare against the Govern
menl Il, Lima, and on the following day took pos
,esson of the city, declaring himself Supreme
Chief of the Republic. The acting President
with about 300 troops, under command Of General
Nieoan, retired Il few hours before, towards Pasco.
Tho measures adopted by Salaverry, are very ar
biirirN. Large sun, have been raised by forced
loans, and delinq1cnts are imprisoned until their
quotas are paid Many of the citizens seercted
and many fled from the city. We have never
seen more alarm caused by amy of the numerous
revolutions 10 which We have been exposed.
Men and cattle are daily impressed into the
service OF the new Government, and business is
entirely suspended, many Of the stores being cIo-
sod Until il be known wlr,t assistance may be
afforded to Saavcrry by the troops in the intcri-
or we can form opinion OF the result Of his
movements, but il seem, 10 be generally supposed
that he will not he able 10 sustain himself, and
that lc will soon have o.reurn again to the castle
Of Callao.