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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23

GeM Bangor on Wednesday last, the mercury
desceadcd 10 wen'y-,brcc degrees below zero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
MARSHALL MONUMENT

At meeting of the committee appointed by the
Bar OF Philadelphia on the lst ult, a sub-c
mittee, consisting Of Mcssrs. Duponceau, Sergeant
BlnncV and Chauncev, was appointed to facta
subscriptions for that purpose. They propose that
subscriptions should be moderate, (not cxcccdng
%lo) and in order that all who contribute NAV law
avoce in selecting Tie plan to be adopted, NEAR,
will be adoplcdto effect this purpose. And, a,
before plan can be adopted, it is necessary 70
know the extent Of means that will be furnished
it is requested that subscriptions may be COLLECTED
ana forwarded with the utmost possible despatch
to Samuel Jaudon, Esq. Cashier of the L. $.
Bank, who Is appointed treasurer of the Fund.
Will not the members of the Bar in this section
contribute their mite to the erection of the Marshall
Monument
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
IuITN,N Ours, Nc.,
THOMAS W. WHITE
From fbf Mem ark Mr. i{,,


Bo,roN.--lhcre is rumour this forenoon, said
10 lac founded or the authority of private letters,
that the yellow Fever has appeared in Boston
some alarm WAS cvcitcd in consequence of the
death ri three distinguished merchants IN that city,
(NIr. Goddard Mr.. Richie, and Mr.. Santon,) but
he Boston papers make no mention of the prcva-
iencc Of any epidemic disease, unless the follow
iog communication which appears in the Daily
Advertiser OF Friday, may have reference to the,
,Hhlcrl:
" licurn.--l p to this period Bostoa has been
spared the Scoerse of Cholera, and yellow fever j.,
almost forgotten among u. In fact such nc>i-
lento en- e"1feely obtain IN CITY 50 favored hv
situation and The clcanly habit, of the population.
Vet We arc occasionally Administered not to relax in
chr sanitary precautions ia guarding against t, Ell
in''N Of foul atmosphere. " ithin few DAYS sryc-
al striNlna instances of dangerous illness have oc-
c0rod n Central Rowes, and other Wharycs
which many per thiak may be rac ID to the
p~. rore If hides and other animal substances,
winch thoueh GU OF S4h, in cellars or sheds are
poisoning thc air. Several of our most valuable
merchants and MANY clerks arc now sick or have
been suddenly carried Of by icycrs We hone
our CITY authorities and especially the CITY Mar
shall will ferret out these secret sourccsof infection
and cause their removal forthwith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
MIR. t NRS. n. q. SMITHS
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

1--WE Fall and Winter Session Of this Scmna-
ry, will open on Tuesday, the first day OF
September next The Principal will avail himself
of all the requisite aid in conducting the EnglSl
branches, and rcnewcdly pledges the most faithful
cNcrtions in every department.
Twelve or fifteen Young Ladies can be accom-
modatcd as BoardcrS.
Lessons iii Dra'r'ng and Painting, by Mrs. 4
Il. SMuTu.
Lessons in NHsic, by Mrs. +. G. Sur1u
Mrs. :. having frequently to send to the North
crn Cities for UuSic, will, with pleasure take
charge of any orders for PIANO FORTES Per
sons wishing to obtain Instruments combining all
the modern improvements, may examine some
such daily expected; or may make their own Sc
lection TO quality and cost, from, priced Cat4-
logues of the most celcbrafod makers
,Tu,y - wtuif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

u The vast extent as wcllas therapid Growth
OF our country, especially OF the Great West may
be estimated from fact stated by Gen. Harrison
ina recent speech Lafayette, INDIANA. y" Ii
would seem Che said) almost incredible that the
speaker had at one time been the sole representa-
tive in the councils of the nation of the territory
which now forms Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Nj
chgan-nay moro, that he had once been lie
chief EAece''v" officer Of the icgion last named,
with The Ms ri and trkansas--ot d territory
extending e. warn climate where sugar
and cotton az produced, TO 'tc cold country OF
the North, ~iiose corn will scarcely crow"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

a. Wesaw, in our post office last Thursday a
copy ola penny pamphlet, called the Inti-Sia-
rery Record,'' received by mail, calculated for
the perusa Of old women and very little children,
and tiled with pictures in the true extravaganza
style man with "A whip in his hand, surrounded
by little wooly-head>, in imploring altitntc,
while he strikes right and lett--and such like
stuff These are the means BY which these Fam
atics say they are addressing the judgments and
conscicnces ofthc Southern people Their crate
tal pupils will teach them adiflerent lesson, ii
they will como within the jurisdiction of truce
Eqach.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
SUICIDE

\ man hy the name OF Robert Lloyd native
Of Dublin, Ireland, committed suicide at Brooklvn,
\. Va few days since. He wa, 81 years OF age
and bad been in this country but or Ia
months. Among his clothcs left on the shore was a
memorandum book stating where he was born, his
aye, direction, for those who should find his body
and the names his acquaintance, in New York
Also, the following which was evidently written
n't long before his death,
81 do hereby attribute my premature d, ah to
tie Marquis of Londonderry and his grateful son
Lord Nisoount CaNtercagh--for their various
breaches Of promise made to me, especially bv the
former, and which have reason Ia believe neither
one - the other ii them ever intended 10 perform:
am now in Brooklyn without penny inmy poe
kct, VIRTUALLY speaking aud lave been so--that
IS between this aud the city OF Neu lork--for ma
ny months. Thorc are letters in my trunk to
prove what the Marquis held ont - mel wish
this published a specimen Of British nobemcn',
conduct towards those who served them when they
could not serve themsclycs. Dated on the Beach
near Brookyr, 23d Iulr, lf55.
RnnfET L1oYp.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From The Richmond u hig
MR.. BI. AIRS LETTER.

We shoalI have published III. Blair's letter
sooner, tai flr a reason which be has heard We
suppose, and which he must CONSIDER sa;siacio-
~.
TO use the material metaphor Of our venerable
and warlike contemporary. NJ. Blair'> pistol
has missed FIRE" Mr.. Whites prove, that the &C
curacy Of the recollcc,onsa the Presidents cdm-
panon. IS no; 10 tp trusted. How CONF he To
assume that NJ. White WIS tine reporter oi the
Presidents conversational And il he were. was
IT, violation Of he sa0eliiy of priratc conser-a-
ton Docs not the Presilcn, talk openly and
clcctinuroringly On all subjects atlhe Rip Rap,
We hold the practice in a. muchdetesaon Il any
man-7e have never acted the par, aud never
will but it seems 10 us TINT Nj. Blair misapplic,
tho rule in this cast.
Mr. Blair dots not dom, aud thereby Ne pre-
sumo admits the iruh nf III, other tiers a.
cribcd 10 General Jlok>9a--lis tanmci1ii9n OF
Ncssrs. Leigh, Bell aul Nhitc, aal his passiou-
ate annuncatoo tbt Mr.. hell shoull not b.
speaker 4 far bis Letter, we o0ar no comment
upon it. The radeg VII @c.ccf lis cant and IL
UsSst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
BEAUTIFUL LETTER.

The following charming letter written BY a
Young lady pinins with the cons,imption 10 a
Young Gentleman 10 whom Sic was engaged in
marriage She liscd in Nos. 20 Il was spen-
ding a winter in SeF g. .'esa# t.ng that its
milder climate wu4 f.=,lors alb. But size
gradually sunk under ta dreadful disease aud died
ere she returned homc.--It brcathes the spirit
Of imprisoned derot,on, and its pcru>y will ava
ken the lvelicst and best scnsibies of the heart.
Nor Orleans, January 26, 1895.
Ny DrAr Wuii,m,--I have broken my pro-
mrr Blu, Your too kind disposition will forgive
even without eanSc. II was, a, know YOU
fer, my poor health that prevented my wiring
Ais had little hope that change oil air would
restore my health, or trcSben my withrred checks.
Bni my dear friends thought so, and for their sake
J am here. OH wish ior yom sake, could say
that Southern airs were Strengthening my constlin
ton and my feeble body.-Aly morning rides bring
me momcntary freshness and ease, and the fra
GRANGE Of the ORANGE trees Is very grateful the
deep green erovcs look lovely, but only view
their beauty III contrast with my own feeble perish
ing health. The airs are damp and heavy
Perpetual ioe> lroNn upon here morning and
evening. MIDDAY !, warm and pleasant, and
bring, rs refreshing hrcczcs. Oh, do not think
write thu, 10 give fresh wound to your too eenc-
rous and bleeding ssmpahes But YOU know me
vowel and too ,rurly to think thus. Aud why
should tell YOU OF hope, tina, have lonq since fled
from my almost pulscless hear, Why should de-
ceyc by ilatterng words, him, that, sncXt to my
dear blessed mother, dearest To me on earth No,
though Kind Providence will soon separate
here, yet he will permit MS to meet again III a
brighter and better home. Oh " illiam, do not
hope. Each scti sun sinks palcr upon my ysi-
on, and warns me thai ! shall see but few more
fade bohind the blue west. But prospect more
bright and beautiful strcwS flowers in my pathway to
the grave. am full Of jov and christian chcer:s
Your llcryey Meditation is sweet comforter; my
pillow companion. Your letter | have read again IL
again. 1t strengthens nae more than all the kind Of
fees OF my gool friends. Don't part with that friend
that You have taken 10 your bosom. lie is worth
the world, aud more. | would not part with JEsts
10 find my check, lushcdwilh rosy health aud my
feeble body bounding in strength. Oh, how !
wish YOU were here, that might once more
speak together but my sunlrn checks would so
distress YOU that should be ten times more mise
rable We talk olreiufIinL next month But fear
shall nercr return. Come down when You r.
ocise this, and bring little Jane with You. HI, dear
little Mary aud John for their sister, and give my
warmcst love to all the lhnjll and my kind friends
inad my STRENGTH i,wcakrnng, and must again
bid You a fond aud allectonata farewell.
CATH ARINf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
CATH ARINl

From fhe Hoehg .No!ntaws,-We learn from
the ST Louis Republican that Mr. Campbell, of
tie firm of Snhlcue and Campbell ari, at St
Louis ON the 10th ult, which he left ON the oh Of
April last making the Journey to and from the
mountains III three months. He was unmocstcd
by the numerous bands OF Indians through whose
country he passed. On his return he descended
the Platte River about Goo miles with "A battaux
loaded with packs of Ba1alo robeS.--This river
has never before been navigated owing to its shall
lown"SS, and grrat width, its quick sands, and abb
Scencc # 4 channcl--ihis river gives its muddy
character . the Missouri aud Mississippi Mr. {.
'tteS thai IT, 'rappers and hunters have ben gen.
orally -. this year. He understood from
the Snake Indians that two Of the company under
Captain y ythc bad been killed hN mel .hboring
tribe
The |. = Dragons under Col Dodge Y ere AT
the Grand Paunce llage and in good health.
They were shortly to proceed to the Aurickrec
Village.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

came IRON Csrduc!Fs) on matter Of ccntrevcr-
sy between him and Ale. r. lie made speech Of
twn or three hours in hnrth, aud carried his point
He made 6ae display. but witness did not thnk
he was altogether right. He told witness in No
vember, tina, in his speech at Prince Edward he
had handled some persons pretty roughly he
hai spoken OF witness, and repeated what he had
said lie asked if witness had any objection to 1t
he replied that he had not.
MFRS letters to w;taess have been lost or de-
sirovet: they were read b. many persons as mat
ter of curiosity, from the severity of Their Ian
euacc. He charged witness with having passed
through his plantation without permission, and with
having employed his negroes 10 do some brick
wcrl III was done BY MIR. Rs conseni lie
made sill Of the brick work in one of his letters
Questioned hy M. Robertson whether he thought
NJ. R. woa'I in hrs scnsr>, have made this charge
Saws he thinks he must have been insane or eS-
cited, or drunk, when he had made it. Did not hear
Mr.. r. speak on the subject of domestic slavery
after lis return from Russia.
fro BE CONTINUED.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

Instruction ~ SHARES IN Cuba.--Wc have
been iavourcd with the following extract Of a let
ter giving Il more detailed account than has been
yet published, of the Disturbances of negroes in the
vicinity ol the Havana. C0Hri'r.
lIAy,s,, 18th July, 1888.
When yon hear OF the difficulties We have had
here amongst the slaves, let IL not alarm YOU, a,
the affair WIS OF no consequence. About 10 ne
groes cmantpadoe,"' probably badly advised,
thought they could sooner obtain their II, cdom by
raising upon those who kept, them, aud massacre
IN all the white people they might meet ON the
high road about three miles from the city. As
soon as the alarm vi, given the cavalry marched
to the spot, lad on ~ Governor Taeon in person :;
ORDERS were eiycn not to spare one. They were
Soon discovered aud mas,acrccd in their turn.
some of them nlie brutal resistance and threw
themselves Ike beasts the horses, aud prclcrrn.
10 be absolutely cut into pieces rather than
der. Other, lrd and GOOD many made prison.
efs. About eighteen or twenty lives have been
lost. Five I'll which were whites, the rest negroes.
lh, happened ON Sunday the I2th inst. at one o.
rloeb IN the afternoon. On Tuesday the | ltl, At
the same hour aud almost N the same spot negro
slaves carrying water cnhcr nsuItcd or threatened
a sentinel who was shot dead. Immediately al
forwards a free negro woman having some proper
", and VIII was called hv the blacks la Rtyna
was made prisoner, II, well as two free ne
gror,, who were found concealed in her dwelling
with muShct> and swords. AMONGST them there is
one ncpro from jamaica and another from st. Do
mineo.
SIN OF the negroes who rcyollcd on SUNDAY,
were shot y estcrdy At } o'clock in the afternoon.
There are still many more 10 be executed.
Negroes Enaneipa doc,--1hcsc captured
by the tnglIs, from slaves traders, who they make
prisoners and bring 10 the Havana. They deliver
them up to the Spanish Government on condition
that they shall be- free after five years residence in
the Colony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
MORE IOLENCE,l

The country is filled with violence and crime
from ono end Of ii TO the other What it is to end
IN, requires more kccn-sightcd seer than We arr
to predict OF one thing, however, we are ccrta.
1t cannot come to good.
We copy the following from the Richmond WEE
OF the 4th inst. :
NARRENroN, \. {. July 2Sth, 1850
6entlemen---l have Just arrived here, and Learn
ed the particulars OF one of the most bloody hgr
that ever took place in this peaccablc village
bout SIN or eight weeks ago Charles p Greer
Editor OF the Boydton Va. Expositor, publs,lee.
under the editorial head ofhis paper, real pnI'
Pic against John Bragg, Esq, then visitor L
est Point, and previously a member of the y
Sembly from this County. Green came over an
passed through here ON his way to Shocco Sprng;
John Bragg with his brother Thomas Bragg, Lsq
were endedyoring to get all opportunity to make
private attack Green saw their intention and n
mamed IN town LONGER than lc intended, that ~
mish not aPprar eoaardiv-a, lenqth he steff'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

Our readers hcrcahuuts will of course take more
than common interest in the subject mentioned
below Rich. C0mpi2er
'FH,NcE-lho question Of the continuance of
the tobacco monopoly has been violently agitat2d
in the French Chambers, and a committee ap-
pointed 10 report as to the practicaby and des-
rablcnccss Of taking the exclusive purchase and
sale of tobacco and snuff out of the hands of Co
vernmcnt. Sir Henry Parncll and Dr. Bowrng
have been consulted by the committee and have
drawn up a report which has been very nattcringly
received by the French Chamber, recommending
the entire abolition of the monopoly. Nothing is
more likely to consolidate the friendly feeling which
exists between the two countries than the inter
change of the opinion, otpnbllc men on matters OF
general interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

IL \ writer in the Enquirer, who take, the
name of''Libcras,' the Romans have been lam.
pooned into silence, tell, Mr.. Leichthat he intends
TO stick to him till death, until which time he the
said Leigh shall " wear the shirt of Ncssus andre
pose on bed of thorns." Whata cruel fellow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

RaHrooas on Pdes.--We believe il is not ern-
orally known to tn North, except by those who
have been on the Charleston and lnrusta, Rail
road, that that work is, in great par4, constfuc-
ted on piles driven into marshes emban>nen.<,
easily procuring long levels, and being witha ex-
cccdinely cheap-oniy II 800 mule, instead of
100000, some of railroads al the Ner.l
cost. 1t is another and aLovc feature of the
ingenuity of American rnte.'lt.r. y yet, il has
answered admirably. t,,' I'D # question has
thus the anpo.rs4ee - Z H#li-,, and the pile,
are sometimes ofa ri h,iol hc ut. Whether this
mode will be much introduced, remains to be seen.
The Bangor Whig thinks ii will be an excellent
Improvement to oh,iatr the deep SHOWS, in the IN
tended railroad from Portland to Quebec
~ York STR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

stforncy nfst gong 10 Try tie Pfrsof''1 "' INC
less offence, the mislcmeanor, and then ior the
felony. The punishment alo,trd by law for the
msdemcanor, is $1,000 fine and three ,cars ia1-
prisonmcnf. For the felony, death. u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

OlilO.-Thc Wings Of Ohio have called a
State Convention, to be held on Monday, the 22d
OF February next, for the purpose of forming
Ticket for Electors ofPrcsident and Vice Pres
dent of the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

ing which seeks the intercourse ola faaiiIy cifcc
and details for ancwspapcr 10 excite public feeling,
whatever may be picked mp in private CONVERSE
ton, aud which polite aud coniiding reception
has given admission. Ifpuilic sentiment tolerate
this course. none certainly viii be found 10 justify
the perversion ofan innocent remark thus obtain
cd, and lis distortion into n reflection upon the
memory OF a distinguished individual, ust con,ign-
ed 10 his grave. for the purpose of sharpening POI
litical animositie, against an usirous cotempora-
y. who must in the course of nature soon follow
him. This consideration will warrant. trust,
the intrusion make upon the public for the pur-
adser,ed Nour ob't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

la" Bafaism-Thc ie,uitical character Of
Mr.. Van Buren, is admirably hi off in the follow
ing toast, drunk in South Carolina ON the 4h Of
July last
3" Wohia Fan Burtn.-Who is there Its me
w hich side Of the fence are YOU on9 This
sidc-lt is so dark cant see YOU. WhQe
are You! Here am Where are You friend
\ het|c 10 the Northern of the Southland :
Where are YOU going9 This way Good
night
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

o. We learn from the Charleston Courier.
that the accomplished author of" The Yamasaf. y
has a new Romance in preparation, the incident,
Of Which are mainly drawn from the var of the
Revolution of South Carolina