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-vUJTE. and Sound Teeth are both an ornament
w and A blessing The best security for then
i,,o, * TO be found in the use of the
ppJTISH 4NTTSPEPTTC DENT'RIFICE.
rb;s eleoant Tooth Powder, with very little use,
x,1;eates the >-curyy in the gums, and prevents the
,,nnlation of Tartar, which not only blackcns, but
1son. the teeth and accecratcs their decay. The
nsn,,icc ,hus removes the prevailing causes Of of
,a.i,e breath preserves the healthncss and ford
nos, q, the gums, and renders the teeth beautifully
vbtc Price 80 cents
Name are genuiuc unless signed ON the outside
,,;r,ed wrappcr, by the Sole Proprietor, r. KID
nlp ;nmsdi1te successor to the late Dr. w. T. Con
49,, For sale at his counting room, over No 90,
Cont street, near Concert Hall, Boston and also by
his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
1T. & j. T.. ROlALL, Ivnchburg
May !
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II TTUciPr EEsynscsy.

A MAN rom:55 to 10 years of age Of good moral
n character and who Is well qualified to teach the
branches usually taught in this country, may hear Of
situation on application TO MIR. John Carey OF
Lvnchburg. Letters must bc.post paid.
August 81 Vi
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NOTICE..

Will sell, on the premises, TO the highest bidder
= On accommodating terms on Wednesday, the both
., september, tract of Land. belonging to David
noss ESQ., the County of Bedford, lying on Bore
Husua, mostly in Woods, and some of it considered
gooa Tobacco Land. Mr.. Matthew Pate will show
we iah1 TO any one wishing to purchase, and inform
'nem OF The number OF acres.
Il. 4. UOLCOMBE.
Sep. 10 wds
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GEO. IlOYI.I,.
AUG. -
NEw AND cYgEAp GOODS.

I AN now receiving my Supply OF FAN Goods,
4 which will comprise neat assortment OF ] amy
and Staple DRY GOODS, and Notwithstanding the
advance in Goods OF most descriptions, an detennn
ed to sell at prices which cannot tail to g'e sasiac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

NNTE have tbs day received flll supply Of
w DRUGS, MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS,
DIE-STt' FFS, Sc. Sc, direct from the Northern
markets, which we can recommend to physicians
merchants, and the public generally fresh, eruu
me and of the very best quality.
We have also received iiaisins in whole and half
boxes: Figs: rruncs: Cron: Preserved Ginger,
and other " est India SW ecneats OF superior quality
lIuscat Wine Lemon Syrup: Candies of every Va
rety: and many other astcles N or line, wbichW'll
be sold on reasonable Our friends Invited
10 call our stock being now nearly complete
j. II. 4, }. T.. ROYAL.
lime | .}toi Is
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wv. W., '' nE1rE.s AsTI1MATIC Pills.

ID, ,,tlle attention to them timely administrations
will usually ensure mitigation o, 'hoN' "'>oi"'fS'
and generally effect cure ut MS u, 'so ~ 10y
.n5 encc,n, remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanyinr the asthma and consumption. For
colds, coughs, difficulty of breathing 'ghness and
.';,,,rc. across the chest, Wheeling, pain III the
side. splitting of blood, &c. Few cases can occur of
any this class Of 4sossrs !" ~hen r the p"''1h,
-: ,,,a;nc expenditure. Pricc-whoc boxes, 30
mi a half do. ~ Pills. 50 cents.
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IHiuUbie Rect Esiase for safe.

I'iit. subscriber from other engagements. finding
Il 1t lmpraclcable 10 bcstow the necessary atten
tion on ms agricultural pursuits. otcr, tor sale his
Landed Estate, i'll the count, oi Bedford called
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70 Merchants, Planters, Saddlers, &c.

M + are now opening our Fall Stock of English
w Hardware. Cutlery, Saddlety Guns, &c, IN
ported BY The ship rally Ho, direct from Liverpool,
and also stock of Domestic Goods, purchased from
the Northern manufacturers, at HtT forrest rules
We can tul, say that such inducements 10 pnr-
chasers erbcore offered in this place. aS our
present assortment affords. Or importdfiohs this
Fan are unusually hedry and Goods are ch'dp We
earnestly ask purchasers to give call, as we feel
confident OF giving perfect satisfaction. both inequality
and prices. II. b. RICHARDS, q CO.
Sign Of the Golden iara
Sep. 81 I'm
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r. he .isthmufic and C0hSHWPIIW

TO Mc 1sIhm07lc dNV t0H"0WFT7V'
,u,nE most prevalent and fatal of all the disease
,ac,1ent to civilized society-thc Consumption.
x,lly he traced to the least alarming oil dis
ma, ~, , slight but neglected cold! B> estimation,
anncars that one hundred and fifty thousand per
/" apr die annually of the consumption Mest of
sous aro,dful results may be attributed TO common
NJ aud a negligent treatment Of III" harrassing
eouah that generally ensues, whehlS usually follow
co"5" cn breathing pain IN the side, and At last
"a ., ,unos. Violen, and repeated Asthmatic
..ai ala hiring on consumptive symptoms One on
az. as'', d,ll,rs expended in the purchase of
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properity, rrPoses upon the dynasty Of Louis
Philippe.
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SIP AIN.

LoSpov, hug 5---Adyice from Madrid state
thai at council of Ministers II WAS resolved that
{ Government should pnh'ie, dispose Of nine
hundted converts, the purchase money Of which
is 10 be applied 10 the redemption of the debt
without interest.
Upwards al 20on men from Britain have already
arrived AT 81. Sebastian, and "A body oi 500 were
Ia proceed on SERVER whom the ROYAL Tar left.
The Edinburgh, steamer, mounting ~ guns, wa,
cruizinp Oh -. Sebastian
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had Just recovered from the effects of fall, and
made LIS hrs' Nisli On Friday To the prison. Fies-
ohI was somewhat annoyed AT being recognised
but did not refuse to own that he knew these gen.
tcmen." z.s9.
We Yesterday mentioned that there were doubts
rs Ia his Identify and those doubts are now ~.
moved in an extraordinary wav. The discovery,
how yer, supplies clue OF the motive for the
attack. Some insnuations, we sec, are thrown
oni ipainSt the Buonnparie family because Fis,chi
lsa Gorscan; hu they probably gratuious-
!, aud wautonly cruel the immediate arrest. ON
the commission Of the crime, Of such respectable
gentlemen ~ NJ. Armand Carre and other editors
oi the liberal Paris papers. We would not indeed
allnde 10 the names ol any persons in conjunction
with that of the assirssn had ii not bcrn done in
Other Journals, and had we not wished to express
our utter disbelief TINT any member of the Buona-
parle inmilv can have w,ckedy coi,spired to de-
snoY Louis Philippe.
P.nls, Aug. "A Joiner, residing in tho Rue
de Monlrcul, has been discovered 10 be the person
who made the framework OF the internal machine,
and taken into custody. II WAS ordered in April
last, and executed nj that period
IA address, signed 10y upwards Of 900 Of
the British residents, has been presented To the
kpg lay SIR Sidney Smith. expressive Of tle
feelings Of his conhtrAmcu on the late atfoeious at
tempt.
The Cholera At Mr,cilles is making dreadful
ravages. The accounts from ;hat quarter state
the nuInhrr Of c,scs on the 2Sth July to have been
}2l, anl dcah, above hall Some believe the re-
port 10 hc true oi The p',au' heioe there. There
IS no communicated irlV enihc South of France
aud IialN now without , days' quarantine. There
is scarcely LODGING or bed 10 be- had at Lyons,
for the people d,dy come from Marsces and its
nrlshl orhood in such numbers rs to render some
pIeeaulion necessary 10 prove the introduction of
any thlng infectious.
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New Arrival of Drugs, Medicines. DC.

Sept. ] !
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IN important ana decisive measure has been IL.
ken by the French ministry, founded upon the late
attempt upon the life of the kim; nothi less than
a new code Laws Tor the regulation of the press.
1t WIS presented To the chamber ofdcpuiirs on the
ith Of August by the president OF the council and
contains - articles, the most important Of which
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ADyEasTISsisEENT!

'g. ,@1',,s ,o be Editors must be POST rArp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02


MiSisrER 10 SrMS.-lhe New York Gazette contains
an extract from letter, dated Liverpool. August cd
1885, relative 10 the Hon Mr. Barry. The " Ter SAYS
"Thc American Minister, (Mr. BafryJ 10 the Conf Of
Spain, is stopping at the house with myself His
sleeping apartment is directly opposite mine nd If can
form al opinion from what hear and see he is much
more likely to 60 very shortly far longer Journey than
from hence to Madrid lie appears DC rapidly snking
under consumption, scarce ever quits his bed and
coughs continually learn he in wrctcfed beoltI,
previous 10 leaving the United States and was hardly
ever out ofIiis berth during the passage"
EgrEcrs OF ABOLITION rs JAMAicA.-The following
letter shows the consequences Of the emancipation ,ne
sures 80 the British West Indies Every body knows
That the ST. Domingo emancipation the exfefmna.
ton Of the whites and the white government
Extract from letter from highly respectable source
dated Kingston, Jamaica, August 2}d, 1875
Owing 90 tie mpDlitic measures Of the British Co
ycfnmcnt in relation 10 their colonies they ne so com,
pcicy ruined that If The King aud Parliament were de-
sirous Of unrestraned intercourse between te m
aud the United States, and for that purpose reduced the
heavy charges produce, &c. it IS now too late a.
the negroes from every appcarance) will in short time
be the only nhabitlns remaining ia their West India
settlements "-Gi0bc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
,S,nofnr;,J CI.c,;;,,,

Col Parriott, (Whig,) and Major Good. of Wheeling
(hcpubiicon are certainly candidates in the District
Col Mcmillan, (Rep.,) of Brooke county has with
drawn-The "Wellsburg Republican states that il is
unable to ascertain whether Col Prcssly Martin of y.
er (Rep) intends to run.-Wc trust that the contest
VIII be single handed between Republican caudi-
date, and Col. Parriott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

THVHE Subscriber is DESTROYS 90 lease for five years
n the farm fSpdng Garden.l in Hanover on which
he now resides. To n suitable tenant terms will be-
made very reasonable w. ". ROANE.
sept ?. 3G-wtf
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EIsefiOn in Mir,

There is great gain in the Democratic Ticket-Dun
lap Is reelected probably by majority ranging from
10000 10 I2O00-or more. ~
The Augusta Age states, that the next Senate Of
Maine will be composed Of heeay Democrats and fire.
ralists In the next House If i6e cro
cratic majority will be considerably increased from last
yearbot sufficient returns have not yet been received
10 7 or 3 to /. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02


- ne following letter is from highly valued cores
pondent whose sources of information equal to any
man IN the State of North Carolina What he says
may be depended and the result will prove that he is
correct Last year, when both parties in doubt as
70 ne s,reng,h Oh parties he forwarded
winch proved TO be true to the very letter The Wings
are welcome to all the advantages which they may de-
rive rom ,'ei dceepous stacments-,her Joy will be
shortved-ior the first party at the meeting of the
Legislature viii settle the matter
Extract IF Letter from Aorta Carolina to ae Editors
dated Sept. Is, 1clj.
The complete returns of our various coop,v c,.c,;,
having been made think we nm, y cnc,I,,o ;,i 80:
certainty upon at least as strong aory tho Adn
nstra,ion, the jlnt ballot this winter as th. last
have doubt but that the njoty will be arccr bv nj
least four votes You have doubtless seen the boast of
rty of the voters of North Carolina against the Adn
nstraion This is but the stale device rcsorted to by them
ltocomir themselves after dceat) which was employed
last winter, when the great discovery that the
constituency of those who voted against the Manrur, in
strnctons larger than that Of those who voted for
.ne m nasnnch as they represented many of the large
counues-Llke all sanguine men, they failed count
the minority in those counties put them all down on
their side and claimed large counties whose mem
other sources OF nformation consult. some of the old
est and best informed gentlemen in The state whose
views are yet more confident, than my own"
CANDIDATES
The National Intcigenccr gives us under the head of
the .Potcs Of he Day., extracts from six journals.
The National Eagle (of Worcester AIassl adbrres To-
ana Harrison sans eerem0nie and boldly declares for Mr.
Webstcr-Thc Boston Daily .qdreriiser recommends
each OF the Wing States to bring own candidate
but adds that Mr. Webster .secms much he most
iheiy 10 mute e support Of the greatest number of te
Dhg party The L0uisrHe Journal individually pre-
fcrs Mr.. Clay to any man living and after him MIR Web
ster, but conicsscs that circumstances strongly ndi.
cate Gen Harrison, the Hero of rppacanoe aud the
Thames, to be the Wing candidate in lie Uest"-Thc
RoSton Illus dcnounccs the effort that is now maxim, in
Massachusetts, to support Mr. Van Buren-The Pt,,s-
o"g Hdrocafe prefers MIR. Clay any man. ne xt
10 Mr. Websterdenounccs the effort To brny forward
another military cbirftain and declares that oby no
probable combination OF circumstances can Cen liar.
rs"h ever expect to get the vote of Pennsy lvania
Thus The Whigs go, They are split up among different
candidates and hence the scheme which is aioot to run
"hc, webster aud HARRISON in different sections to
split up the Peoples votes-unless Clay should uin,ar
~ step i'll to sweep the Wing platter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

The charlottesville Advocate says, We undcrstanj
at rast forty ianies have removed, intend removing
during inc fa from this county 10 the South aud West
we have heard it said that within the last IL months
from 1900 to $500 blacks have been carried FROM the
county, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

Tie N. Y. Star says, the letter of Mr. Van Buren,
against Abolition, is addressed TO Mr. Forsyt-and will
either appear in Georgia, be transmitted to the Rich
mond ENQUIRER for publication -.Nons Yerrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

NEW CorroS.-'rhc Nashville Glenn Banner Of the
Z instant says the FIRST bale oil Cotton brought Into
Nashvillc the present season, brought that morn
my, 10y w. Clay, of the vicinity, aud received the
usual premium of "a demijoln OF the best Cognac.'
Inc hrst load of new Cotton was received in Talahas
see about the first of September, (iom the plantation of
Or. MMchelI,l and was sold at u - ccnts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

MoRE AsoLirioS EScIrENESr.--An Aboli,ionisi lee
'ured ut East ,'reenwich, on "Wednesday evening. lie
gave out another appointment for the nc x evening at
the Courthouse The citizens of the village obtained
an mixing OF cer;in incpicn of Judge Lynch
house prior to the hour for the lecturer and depu,c
committee TO wait ON the lecturer and advise him To
deS'st from has purpose The gentleman took the hint
a'c ei Tue held Tor the occupation of some valiant
knight of the black banner Ii is astonishing that these
people will madly persist in their reckless course to
cite and brave The popular Re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

II ssupposed, that during the last three foo,tb sooo
negro slaves have been carried through this pace an
"ef""y 70 the West aud Southwest
f4JiagdoH Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

VI bSSRS WWia0, j. Fyreiond and D0gqaid Ferg1.
I'VE san, Jr-You NOT being inhabitants Of this Com.
monwealtb, we take ihs method Of giving you notice
That We shall on Monday, the second day Of November,
maysve, IN the county Of Buckingham and State Of
Virginia, take the dispositions Of George W. KYLE and
others TO be read asegdence ~ suit depending in
said county, IN which We are plaintiffs and YOU and
others are defendants LEWIS WEBB & co
september ~. f2-wfws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

we will not at this or at any other period event
iu seek Tor the champions of Virginia, among those VIM
her service in that behaland whose first st,p is over
the great Right of Instruction. We should reya,d him
as poorly capable of standing up for her principles who
owes his office to the Frustrated Rights Of the People
+ The Dnnville Reporter afrms that the long lc,,.r
Qn The Enquirer on the suffice, OF Abolition, signed r.
Is er.denty from the pen of Mr.. Rvcs. 1t is ccrfa
not from hts pen. Guess again
=, ihe ksporter casts slur upon the Democrats of
vlrgina, by charging thcm with blndly following, like
pack any Editor, or any man. The sur which he
casts upon The motives of the Editor, in opposing MIR.
Leigh, is uaacorthy IF notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
GRaleigh Standard.
LOWELL AarLA6oLiTi0a AND roLIrrcAL rrnolvr

I.oos az iowe. sec anti abolition meeting ou do, Inv
Kissing aud shou;s Dors that say nothins!" - ~ ."
The above remark made i'm leading editorial or,i
Gle oil the last Telegraph when days ago the Tee.
graph itself was compelled TO repubs and rccant what
TO Che above
ret trusting TO the forgct(uncss Of its readers and
burning to throw fre.brands into the South against
e Nor'h tiht reckless print repeats again thrice re-
uled scandal against the people of Lowell Hc well
knows that 80 anti-abolton meeting was put down there
by "hissRgs aud shoutngs :" but one was held and
largely attended, and resolutions hostile a. the proceed
ings Of the abolition fanatics passed unanimously
flJoLe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

a tO.PARTNERSHiP.-B Peyton having take
" en- iuto partnership Mr.. THOMAS j. DEAN.
ne General Commission Business heretofore carried on
~ MN ~ s city viii hereafter be conducted under
the brn Of PEYTON 81 DEAN, who respectfully so.
lc,t share Of the public patronage.
Richmond, August I, 1886 EFT
HNELD. AND GARDEN sEEDs-Red. White
~ and Hungarian or Saprng Clover-1imothy, Or.
chard Herds, Highland, Meadow Oat and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
M assortment Of genuine GARDrV Sggps. including
the Winter k1lc exccl!ent vegetable tat will stand
the scyfrcsl weather uncovered
m.Cormick Davis, Bsrshare aud Freedom RI, OtJGHS
aud Plough CasGngs
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Iiarows, Culiyalors.
&C &c. Apply 20
Sept H. f87-1 VIM PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

HALEY CoNxr The comet has increased 60 much
IN magnitude and brightness be visible In ordinary
hand telescopes, spy glasses This noorpn, AZ 80
o'clock IT, position was about degrees 10 t,e Ie(t Of
haPpa AYrgoe Tomorrow morning, the sky is clear
oe ,oosed Tor m the North east nearly IN line ion
ing the planet Jupiter and the star CageIls Ifti L.
tne centre OF the line. IL viii probably soon be family
visible 70 the naked eye, and may perhaps even now he
dscerned by Pfaetised observer Yale Colie0s g."
feSbcr ~. 'S'' yep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

LABoRs OF LovE-We copied extract of a com
municaton, few days ago, from the Richmond Wing
la which an immediate dissolution of the Union is re-
commended, and the Convention of Southern merchants
proposed as means of accomplishing it, Duff Green
mas peen travelling South and North. lie has been in
The quarter OF the Aboltoniss and insists that their in
cendary articles ought be circulated in the South and
that the Posmasters have right refuse the mail IA
the summer in the South will be from the following
extract OF letter from gentleman of high respectable
~ :--GioLc.
Extract fron m oucr ,IotcJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
"SoUru CAnoIIv,

u AbbevlIIe District, Sept. 70 1888 {
"Duf Green was at Abbcville VILLAGE some 7 or 2
weeks since group of Nullfers collected around him.
The following, am told, was the substance of his con-
versation: lie advised them to stand aloof from the
Norh-to have intercourse with them-,o do our
own manufacturing at homcto keep money al home
and when the struggle comes. Obey all hold similar lam
guage, SO lar as, relates to coming Struggled we will
have money with which we will be able to emnlov
the Yankees TO fight the Yankees
am inclined to think, that the ostcnsble object of
his tour TO the South for the purpose of vendng
gIous books Those who know him best will be be ST cal
cuated TO appreciate his motives heard of his being
IN Columbia and think heard it minated that he was
at Miledgevillc, in Georgia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

Desirable PrOpersu

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
klliE subscriber intending TO remove 10 the
- South West. oilers his residence for
sale. The lot fronts 30 feet on Washington
street, aud runs back 372 feet, divided ,h.,.
the yard on which the house stands is 90 n,
III feet, and the garden 20l by %, IN excel.
lent order; and the lot contains al. kinds Of
select fruit Tor nearly SOY that can be named
together with shrubs. &c. &c. The ward
and garden are tastefuily laid out, q grape
arbor, 100 or 40 feet long, with different
kinds Of vines, which produce the very bcsl
quality of grape; together with Stable, Cora
Wood, Gig and Smoke Houses, &c. &c. The
dwelling Is constructed Of the very beat ma
ierials, and Is commodious, and 10 point ol
convenience surpassed perhaps by few.
Aiso-Anoiher Lot, 30 feet front BY 100
on which there . Brick Store House, ~
by y feet, completely finished, and now &C.
cuPied a. such BY the subscriber.
Also-Anothsr Lot, fronting % feet. and
running back l2o feet; on which there - .
two story Brick Buildiag. with q one story
back Building recently erected; another Loi,
30 feet fr0ai aud running back I20 feet, with
eomforish'e House thereon; also. a Lot.
frosting 90 a., and running back 100; large
Frame Building % BY 30 feet, and two sto-
RES high, suitable for tsyern-ail on " ash
IngtOn STREET
Also, Frame House. % by 90. one story
Stone House aud Lot. 40 feet by 100 or $50
Aiso-Anoiher Lot, &c feet front and run.
ming back les, with a comfortable Frame
Dwelling House both on Jefferson street
together With l07 unimproved Lots, lying ia
The town Of Bolivar, handsomely situated for
building.
A further description Is dee med Hnneess.
sary. - persons DESTROYS u purchase sre in.
vhed TO call and examine the premises
Terms, one third cash, balance in G. IL, add
- months. with interest
JOHN Il. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, March 10, 1895.