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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
NEW SPRING GOODS.

CALL on Henry Broton, Jr Bank Square, for the
" Fashionable GOODS, for Ladies and
Hentlemen. He is receiving and opening, large
Stock OF beautiful articles, and will continue 10
rciyc, from time to time, New and Fashionable Goods
as fast as they appear in New York and Phiadclphia
Just to hand, TO be sold at Reduced Prices.
Cloths, Cassmeres and French Linens,
Costly Marsees and other Vcstnps,
New patterns of Plaid Silks,
plain and figured Silks, various shades,
\ large and beautiful assortment OF Painted Mus
lins which will be sold little over cost.
London Calicos, finest patterns.
French and American do.
Plaid, Striped and Plain Glasgow Ginghams
Ladies' Crayats, very pretty,
Best Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves and Mirs,
Do. do. do. Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Plaid Cause Ribbons, beautiful.
Ribbons, assorted,
Fresh Linens, Cambria and Muslins.
Ladies' Shoes. made to order, last pattern.
Gcncmen's fine Boots and Pumps,
Extra fine Tuscan Bonnets,
Ready made Skirts, for the Summer.
Necklace of nerbyshrc Spar, that yer5 like the
finest Pearl,
4 few pair of the finest Gold and Pearl EARRINGS
bought at Auction, and will be sold low to
get out of the trade
French Caps, and Embroidered Ladies lI,ndker
chiefs.
Head Reticucs and Purses
Large and small STRAINS of Coral,
Together with great variety OF StdSondbte Goods,
such as are generally used by families.
May II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
PATENT LEVER ATCHES,
AND JEwELRY.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received A
l. splendid assortment OF Goods in their line con
sistins OF
Gen,lemon's and Ladies' Gold Patent Lever Watches
SILVER Patent Lever Watches, all OF superior qua
hty, imported expressly for our retail use.
Anchor Escapcmcnt Gold Watches a new and Gle
gaut article
Cold AMI Silver Lepnc and Verge Watches.
Rich En,mclled, Fiagree, Paten, Diamond and Sill
Yer Coverings, Breastpins, Rings and Lockets.
Cold Gilt, and Bead Guard Chains
Rich Gilt. Jet, and Pearl Buckles and Plaques.
Rich Gilt Gloye-ties new article.
Coral Negligees and Necklaces.
Elegant Bead Reticules and Purses
Fine Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors and Razors.
Superior Guns and Pistols.
Rich Sil,cr-plated and Siyer-mountcd Cut-glass
Casters and Candlcsticks.
Uih a l4riety Of Uuse.fd and Fancy 4rticles.
O. Thor stock OF SILVER WARE. manufac-
sured in Their own Shop is always complete.
The present Stock is very extensive, and they as
sure the public that it will be sold as low as can be
purchased iuthis place, or in Richmond.
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
May II
CHE AP GOODS.

U'lIE subscriber is opening the first of his
II Spring Goods, comprising assortment of the
most fashionable styles, Of the latest mporations,
.aieh as
Plain and figured Silks, (of all shades,)
White and Coored Satns
Black Satins and Lcyantines
Mateon, Italian, Lustring and other Black Silks,
White and Colorcd Flofences,
Fancy Handkerchief (of every description,)
Linen Cambria Handk erchieis,
Cambria and Musns
Jaconct, Null and Swiss do
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Musns,
A large assortment OF Callccs,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Besides
Blue Black, and Fancy Colored Cloths
Black and Colored Summer Cloths, Brown and
White Drlllings,
Silk and other Nestings, white and colorcd Sat
teens
Roam Cassmeres and Stripes, very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
3-4 and A Brown and Beached Domestics, &c.
With general assortment of Goods, which III be
sold at prices to please. ROBERT KYLE.
April 20 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
NEW GOODS.

yI,IJE subscriber is now receiving his SPkiNH
supply OF GOODS, shich will comprise a
general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
His assortment of READY MADE CLO1lllNG
will be more extensive than heretofore KEPT, ana ne
80 h. r,ends and the Public that he will sell 10
saw ,be least ON as good terms can be purchased
at an, other house in the town ~ hah'.
.Amil9
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81 Checked Cambrics, new figures
FOR GENTLEMuN's WEAR:

West OF England and Saxony Cloths, various
shades,
Fashionable coioured Cloths, various shades
Superb Ernninctts and Nemo,r Cassilnercs,
Black Bombazine, and other Summer Goods.
~ Country Merchants and Customers,
respectfully invited TO examine our Stock. Being
determined sell almost exclusively for Cash, good
bargains await those thai caH. We hope 10 presor.
th.mwith monthly supplies from the Northern cities
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
April q Is
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FAMILY BACON.

NE have On hand, and for SALE $1,000 lbs OF
w Prime Family Bacon, put up and cured by
ourselves. ". 4 V.
April 9 Will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
NEW SPRING GOODS.

! AN now receiving a beautiful assortment Of New
l. spring, Staple and Fancy Goods. which cordi-
ally invite my friends and the public to examine.
JOHN G.. MEEM.
April Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
SPRING GOODS.

M Il take pleasure in announcing the arrival OF a
W part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
in New ork and Baltimore
Beautiful Style Gmghams,
Printed Cambrics, rich figures
Splendid Painted Muslins,
very general assortment oi Calico patterns
VERY iashionable)
IL [ 'hrrk cd an1hr Ii.rl1re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
BEAU rIFUL GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
irRIL, 90, 1885.
StUPEKB London Calicos,
- Very rich Partisan do.
Cling hams of the rarest patterns,
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Black Italian Silks. glossy,
Blue Black Mandarinc Silks,
Ribbed Silk, and other Hosiery.
With great variety OF Fancy Staple Goods. hour
" expected. hOblNSoN d LLLlDtI.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the n. y. Journal Of Commerce, Nay %
NINE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

BY the London packet ship Canada, Capt. Brit.
ton, We have London papers To April 10Th, COM
tanning news from Paris to the evening OF the
10Th.
An animated discussion was still going on in die
French Chamber of Deputies upon the American
Indemnity bill On thc 18th, NJ. Berrver delivs
cred speech against il, which attracted good
deal of attention, and according 10 the English pa
pcrs, made strong impression. These papers
however, have always been ready to put the worst
face upon the prospects of the bill.
The arrangements for the new Whip Ministry in
England were all but complctod,
Cotton al Liverpool, is still rising.
good deal of excitement was produced here
while the Canada was coming, by report brought
by the news men who had boarded her, tha, the IN
demnity bill had passed.
London, Saturday eccnug, .ipra ION.
The new Writs have not yet been issued, but the
following is correct list of the ministry.
Lord Melbourne First Lord of the Treasury
Ian, I,,r p,..,u Secretary oftho State for
the Home Department.
Lord PalncrStonc Do Of Foreion Department
Lord ilowick or MIR. -
G. Grant. Do for Colonial Department.
MIR. Spring Rice Chancellor of Escheanor.
Lord Auckland First Lord OF Admiralty.
Sir }. {. dollhouse Board of Control.
Lord Duncannon Woods and Forests.
Marquis of Landsownc President Of Council
MIR. Thomson President of Boardot Trade
Sir. J. Campbell Attorney General
Mr.. Rolic Solicitor cneril.
IRELAND.
Lord Mulgrave Lord Lieutenant
Sergeant Perrin Acknowledgement.
Scrgcan, O'Loghlon Solicitor General.
SCOTLAND.
Mr.. Murray, Lord Advocate
The Cabinet is to be formed Of twelve men,
bcrs, and rumour points to Earl Spencer as the
twelfth. The council is still SITTING and all the APP
pointnents arc not finally settled. The Grea,
Seal in Commission.
The following is the order in which the members
entered the royal closet to kiss hands on taking
fec in the new Administration
Lord Melbourne, Lord Lon,downc, Mr.. p
Thomson, Right Hon, T.. s. Rice, Lord J. Rus
sell, Earl Mulgravc, Sir J. llobhouse, Lord Pal
mcrson, Lord Howick, Lord Duncannon. Lord
Auckland, Sir J. Campbell, Mr.. Grant. and Lord
Holland
LONDON, April 10.
The French paper, of Tuesday are again chief
ly filled with the intcrminablc speeches for and
against the grant relative to the American cl3ims
No new fact has been brought to light to eiyc
weight to the opinions expressed in regard to the
grant. The Chamber of Deputies is evidently
getting tired of this discussion, and yet We find, by
the report of the earlier part Of its sitting Tues
day, that attempt made to bring the debate to a
close proved unsuccessful
The general debate on the American Indemnity
Bill in the Chamber Of Deputies closed ON Tues
lay. The discussion ofthe article commenced on
Wednesday. The prevailing opinion is favorable
tn tic adontiop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
cLocH AND WATCH M a KING

TNlIE undersigned takes this method of informing
= the citizens Of Lynchburg and the adjacent
country, that he has commenced the business of a
Clock and Watch Maker.
one door above the Franklin Hotel, and hopes from
his long experience in business to share portion Of
the public patronage. d. ". LOVE.
May is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

VA tHimals.-'The ship Susan arrived at Dos
ton on Tuesday from the Cape OF Good Hope, las
brought the following rich cargo of wild animals,
Sfrcaty-u, in number, to Messrs Macomb, Welsh,
Gray and Raynor viii Elephant, large Rhi-
nocrros, 9 full crown o.tsichcs, 3 bengal and 5
African leopard, 8 white yniinos, ) Secretary
Bard or serpent caters | Cassowary bird, laugh
ing Uyonos, 9 strand OF beach do. | Bengal or
royal Tiger, 8 porcupines, full crown Lion aud
Lioncss, young do do, , Jaokalls, l Tiger cat,
Java Poncv, Mangos, | Poonar or Hindostan
Bear ! white and crested Pelican, Iebras,
large Gotta Crane, minor animals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

Mr. MY CUSTOMERS and the PUB
vi Lie generally, are informed that
V am now receiving from Ne,o iork, Phila-
dclphio, and Baltimore, large supply of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BON
NETS. II ATS, &c. &c.-Although man, articles
have advanced in the Northern cities, shall submit
70 smaller profits and sell at former prices.
JOHN J. PIRNIS.
p. S.-Gcntlcmcn wanting fine HATS will do
veil 70 rive me call, as have kind that has been
tried and approved OF. = >,
April 90 We"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

We have tho pleasure TO state that that Mission
ray Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
have appropriated for the ensuing year, the sum Ct
trfIec Housaad doNors. 10 their African Mssion-
ary operations. sdng station OF which is in
Liberia. ~ y. /. Commercial Iar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

The last Of the Coekd Hots.--The venerable
and reverend Dr. EMMoNs, the oldest divine. We
believe, in the United States, is among the disiin
guished visitors Of our city during this anniversary
week. He is, we believe, upwards Of ninety years
of age, and appears remarkably well. lie adherest to
the ancient clerical usage of wearing the old-tasl-
ioned hrec-cornered cock hat and we like him all
the better for il. We regret chat the clergy
should ever ha.edoiIed this respectable description
oibeavcr. ". l.. eo'Rf ddc,
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NETS.

ANE Case New Style Bonnets--Just received,
~ and for sale by RORERT KYLE.
April 20 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

In the anniversary address oiProessor TUCKER,
before the Virginia Historical Society, the follow
ing singular fact is mentioned as connected with Inc
History OF Virginia
IS In the year l647, lawyers were forbidden to
take any fees whatever, and in 165S Msv
mere ercluded from legislature =, For this I'M
courteous act, it must be confessed that the-s
descendants have made the amende honorable"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

Good.--During the celebration At Newport. 8
I. in honor Of TIE election Of Wing Scnatc.s
some boys sci FIRE TO tar barrel and, .hslo 4
was burning, spectator said, take carsboys, ct
vou'u burn ND tho town., +" Nosor mini tia
Town" saiiihc boys, ssae hare sarsd tie coss1ry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

The speech of NJ. Berger in Yesterdays sitting
of the Chamber has produced very disagreeabe
impression in the Ministerial circles, and doubts
are entertained this morning whether something
Ike the amendment of NJ. Bignon may not ult-
mately be adopted. Tho American packet, which
ought to have sailed to-day from Hare, has been
detained to wait the issue and Mr.. Livingston,
with the whole of his legation, is in readiness to
lnsve Paris and - embark on boarl the Constitl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

We hail the following assurances from the Prnnsylva-
MAN with pleasure
Our Democratic ally Of the Richmond Enquirer who
has been watching the cbuons of the political caul-
dron in PENNSYLVANIA with intense anxiety and who
thoroughly understands and appreciates the position in
which branches Of the party placed correct in
supposns ha, the good ship Penns lvan'a wi" speedily
lie ruhrd from the effects OF the late tempest and that
the disputes crhe Wings will only serve for t' anuse
,ncnt If The Republican party The an'IcpatIons ex'
pressed by in the article copied BY the Enquirer, are
daily receiving confrlnation onr columns show Re.
publicanisln in this State. is closing itr ranks, and
forming that rne,rable and irresistible phulanx which
has achieved many victories No fears need be enter
tanned for Pennsylvania She will be found as usual in
the van.
The State Journal gives another Sign, in the proceed
ings of the Citizens Of Danphn County, held at Harris
burg the l7th FIR the purpose of harmonizng the Re-
publican Party dit among the largest, re-
spectacle enthusiastic and harmonious that has been
convened in Dauphn county for long time. The bro
ken ranks of the party again united and is moving
forward man for the contest which is to come.
Of the officers Of the nleeting five supporters of
Mr. Muhlenburg and FIVE supporters of Mr. Wolf; and
Of the two delegates appointed 10 the 9Th Of January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
DD.Yg EST'AC
TOWN MEETING.

TOWN MEETING.
At numerous meeting Of the citizens nj Balt!-
more, called upon rrquston that effect by the Mayor
Of the city on Thursday the 18th November, motion
Gen. Sannr Smith, Mayor Of the city. called 10
The Chair, and Ben J. Cohen and John kcttlcwel!
pointed Secretaries
The chairman in few brief remarks stated the object
of the meeting and caused be read the proceedings of
the meeting held al Brownsville, in Penn. urging
vention in that town the 25 with view to the
" completion at 4 Rail Road from Cumberland TO the
OHIO river. and I" which his attention had been called by
the Committee of Correspondence in 4 letter communi.
eating til pr ce'dings at Brownsville, follows:
To Gen. SAMUEL SMITH Hayor If the city Of Baltimore
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 4ih Ie}5
DEAR SIR-We beg leave to invite your attention to
the foregoing proceedings Of large and very reapec,a
bic meeting tie inhabitants Of this town and its vic
ny-and as we do not d"uht that you will heartily APP
prove The wishes Of that meeting, earnestly solicit
your special attendance at the convention TO BIZ held
this place the e5th instnnt and your Influential CO.
operation in the by which they hope fix the
public attention upon the present necessity Of giving
prompt and ct cual aid To secure tie early completion
Of road that will extend endless blessings upon vast
region of orr common and happy country. We ienan,
respectfully, &c.. your obi servants
G. H. Bowman, Jonathan Binns, John l.. Dawson,
JOHN Snowdcn. Thomas Sloan, Hugh Keys. VIM Bark
man. George Shuman, VIM. R. Campbell James Miller,
Iephanah Carter Israel Miller Samuel }. Krepps Z.
l.: bIa;n. W. Fl. Clarke. Eli Abrams, Westy Frost,
Nathan Graham
Chns F. lycr, Esl addressed the meeting and after
inIcble appeal submitted the following resolutions:
Whereas, II has been DECLARED TO be exped:cnt by
meeting of The citizens Of Brownsville Bridgeport and
Their r'cinittes, IN Pennsylvania, that Convention
should be held at Brownsville, OH Bcdnesday the 25th
day OF November. for the purpose of considering and
adopting such measures as may seem most likely 10
cause Ru'l load to be constructed promptly from
wheeling and PIttsburg, via Brownsville to Cumber
land: and whereas the inhabitants of this CITY feel that
they have deep and direct interest in common with the
people Of Virginia. Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other West
ern States in the construction OF that Road and such
other works of national character NAV advance the
welfare of Maryland and her sister States-and an xous
desire that the opinions and wishes of the citizens of
so large portion of this Union should be EXPRESSED on
these subjects in explicit and authentic manner
to insure if be possible 1.-The general adoption Of their
opinions and the fu.nent of their wishes Therefore,
it is by this meeting
J. Resorsd, That we cordially approve of the proceed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
The Jackson States Rights Banner gives the follow.
ing majorrs for Lynch over Runnr!s:
Kinds county majority Tor Lynch lG6 votes
Rankin, - - :t:i
Maids n, q - lI2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
From tie Red River Herald Of Oct. %.


CoMMlrrEE Room:
SAS AUGUSTINE Oct 81 1895. !
Genemcn-l will inform you that second corps
Of mnnnted volunteers, under command of Col Sullte
left Nacogdnchrs yesterday at oon for head quarters Of
the army, in number about So third corps of voun.
trers is raising march Sunday next. The
troops from the settlement belo left Sunday last for
the head quarters Of the army Ere this presume San
Antonio has fallen into hands
Yours Respectfully,
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!
sentiment, which received with signal marks Of ap.
! probation:
Our Cnuse-Bv faithful adherence 10 the principles
avuwed by ou' distinguished guesls supported by
lghlened pablo opinion, 1cR prevail despite
OF the Inachinat"ns "f actous nlrgurrs, seeking
undermine The of Rpubl!cauisln and detcul
results Ct The leading measures Of the present Admins
! tratiou. o." b..
By. D. j. Taylor, an Invited guest from Upton county
Martin Van Buren, -" Rebukd he is by dislppoin-
ed, ambitious denagognrs-" revilrd by Hartford Con-
ventionss. Bankiirs adAu irrs III stands before the
American p.op. de vost his Countrywide firm friend
Of Andrew Ja"kson-alay his reward be the next Pres
dency Of the United States.
BY James Walker. of Columbia. Martin Van Buren,:
Why is he uniformly aud Violently opposed the
Fedora oiity vi the Srua;e oi the United States and
the enemies Of Gen Jackson everywhere It Is because
they know him Ia be The able cn glened and consistent
Statesman; the firm, uniform and lncorI uptble Supporter
OF The great Republican principles OF The present Ad
nisratlon Frun him they expect comprnnise Of
principle, $50:
By Col. Wilo Williams: Mr.. Guilds Erpunging
RcsOiutioas-Wiia is the issue: Mr.. Van Buren, is
concerned. Andrew jackson IS tame and JUDI Whites
optaion are at stake: which shall triumph: Leave ii 20
the ir-een of Tennessee, and they will wipe the
fou stain from the patriots escnlcieon.
BY Mr.. Orert"n OF the House of Rrprrse natives.
me President u n: United Sttes-His uucosnprousng
hostility tn the Cultrd States Bank and system OF
Internal Improvement by the Geurral Cover n.ent has
saved The republic from national debt and from the
o"nihati"n Ut d nionicd arstncracy.
- w ,'.i'S, VI DaFidSbii " 1o tIpu7Se lfIpHn-
geFc' IL 10 C'" Grass, rtpe oat The honest way
keep nstlu.ona Journal is to cross on, uncons,,;u
ton Il resolutions.
BY V. ?. Winchester, Esq. Tie Ac.o ORLEANS and
.NashcHe RaE-Roa9: Instead Of laying taxes upon it,
Tennessee should give the company bounty to bring it
within her limits.
By Nj w. Campbell. Of Maury. Martin Van Buren,
the Peoples friend and candidate for President: The
best possible evidence that the people can have that he
true Jackson Democrats fund in the fact that the
Bank Federal Tory faction in the Senate of the u S.
the Federal Party and the Opposition TO Gen. Jackson
and his Administration, every where have waged, and
are carrying the most violent, unprinciped and
compromising war against him.
BY Maj w. Trousdale, of the Senate Andrew Jack
son, Martin Van Buren,: The Constitution Of the q