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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
Attempt By The Naiays TO cH of and

Attempt By The Matays TO cut 0t and .Hnrder The
Crew NJ another American Vessel.
Mr.. VIM p. Endoot,, supercargo of the barquc
Kent Of Boston, from Pulo Penang, Sumalra has
furnished to the Salem Observer the following state
mcnt from Capt, Felt, OF an attempt to cut of the
barque Derby, of Salem, belonging 10 Stephen c.
Phillips, Esq on The coast Of SumaIra, by the
Malays.
On the 10th june 1884, lying at Trabargun Te-
butte. in barque Derby, OF Salcm loading pepper
while on shore that day received information that
n prov in nei lhborIng port was preparing 10
come that night and cut me off went on board
Immediately and made preparations ( r the defence
Of the vessel ard kept vlgilant watch during the
night. As the day began TO dawn, discovered the
prov light ahead, coming slowly down upon me,
and within muskct shot
opened my muske,ry and cannon upon him -
upon which he got his head towards the sea, and
appeared to be getting of as fast he could-soon
after which strong breeze came up, and Saw the
Prov pass in shore towards the village of Qualoh
Rahseshu. ! afterwards learnt from several sources
that the PROV came from Quaah Assehan, and had
IL men on board--one of which came to Baccoon.
gung, while lay there, and stated, that they start
ed with crosses only, calculating 10 find US unpre-
pared 10 receive thom-lo dagger every person on
board and to possess themselves OF the money
and that they took freely of opium, in order to be
more desperate. tSigncdl
JONA. P. FELT,
Master Barque Derby Of Saiem
Capt. Felt, in letter to his owner, says-"It is
high time that the American Government had a
soop of war on this coast from March to August
during the pepper season. to protect our com
mcrcc. She would do greu, deal of good to he
Americans"
1t will be remembered that the ship Henry Ew
bank of Boston, was obliged to leave the coast of
Sumatra, abo1t the same time of the occurrence re-
lated above on account OF an attempt to cut her off
at A sschan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
SPRING ELECTIONS.

The numerous election notices, and electioneering
addresses, contained IN the newspapers throughout
the State, indicate unusual degree of excitement
ia the public mind, and leave room to doubt that
our Spring elections will create more than ordinary
interest and that they will be characterized by an
extraordinary degree of warmth, if not aspcrity.
Nor are we surprised that it is so since it is not
to be doubted or concealed that in addition to the
ordinary duties Of legislation matters of high i'm
portanoe will be agitalcd next winter, both of an
official and Unofficial character An effort will
doubtless be made, should the Jackson party acquire
the ascendancy to undo wha. was done by the
las. Legislature, by insructng Mr. Leigh 10 vote
for the mutilation OF the Senatorial journals, which,
they are well aware that he will not do, and which
refusing to do, he will OF course resign his seat, and
open the way for the election OF a man whose sub.
serviency to the powers that be" is in accor,
dance with the servile spirit of the times. And in
their Unofficial character, they will hold Caucus
Tor the purpose of binding Virginia to the car OF
Mr.. Van Buren,. The people should not lose sight
81 this vitality important view of the subj ect. II
they ore in favor Of Mr.. Van Burens election, in
deed, then 1t is rational and right that they should
vote for the friends of that gentleman to represent
Them; but If, although friends of the administration,
they are opposed TO the succession of the New
OK intrigucr, then they Should not support men,
VINO, u elected, will exercise powerful influence
IN his favor, by legislative nomination, which al.
ways carries with ii vast weight, both at home and
abroad
In this county, Odin G. Clay and William Da-
MEL y. are the candidates of the administration
party. The Wings have, as yet, only one can.
didao IN the field, Charles L. Mosby, who, yielding
TO 'fc earnest solicitations Of many individuals in
various sections of the country has consented to
his annunciation as candidate. DR.. Saunders.
one Of our presen. delegates, declines reelection.
and has forwarded to US, for publication, IN address
10 his constituents, announcing that fact, and the
reasons for it, which, no rtvef, W are compelled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

- ~ . .>s.sz- eszss.=se
aseT,ov,u af John :islRals Of Ruxhbssdse, IN reia'
- - e~,,.sn free negroes permitted BY act OF this
.-..,,r. "a remain fos limited time IN lhs CON-
.,..sh Nv NJ. Sauajess, = memorial accom-
....,;ns he ,caisson Of inspectors of ioeareqsy
s. H. csssags osa law mskins Insreeiot.. ss'a.
=. ,,as,r and par able oss OF .,p pdei's issssu
- with ceflaia iimnatioas.
= Ar. Sberrs,d slon Ss'ect c"snh".e ol
sn.drv msmoras from Morgan, ffeoss'eN sno
SHENANDOAH, praying ios "A seo'og'a' surrey
Of The Ssxir, rre.c's'ed 'so's ~,
:. ,sieh ,,,'lis nlo,ion was ordered 10 be print
ed.
On msoa Of Nj Robinson,
Tbc House adjourned.
Monday, Estrnasg23.
4 ,,,.eare was received from Tive Senate, stu
.., ,h,, ,hnr had passed The blis--to incorporate
80 s,sh Western Turnpike Company -dreenag
.,,svrv 4of Elk fsvsr-tc incorporate ihs N"s'
-, anil Sew f.asIrn,i Mining comPanY-,o pro
II f,r the r,LIiea. ION OF cenaa Statutes, IN con-
,;nn,,io,, of Henluss Statues ri arsc--and ehang-
100 he ,,pc Of holding the Courts o' The SKI" CIR
cui'. ,.,. a..
hills ia amend an act declaring Col h'set pun
lac bishway--o authorize tho opPe' apr
ma.,os Company 10 enlarge the e"p,'a' s''' y,
and 10 am end aud explaln an ACT ae,'"" W
ERECTION Of Mills Dams across '"e Inv :,
no. The House agreed to me e"s"''"s
the SeHa'e n
a nd ,hrv have eonourfed in tho Resolution oil
m. House Tor procuring certain documents reia-
i've 10 the boundary be seen Virginia and Mary
iand. ,;,.n IN |
a., motion Of MI Crn,y leave was gwen 10
bring in bill 10 incorporate the siaun'on Lyee.
ua.
On mc,ion Of Mr. Booker Of IL
The House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
NON.INTERCOURSE

On Saturday week, Mr. Sllsbee presented TO the
Senate several memorials, on the snb)cct OF our re-
laions with France and sug eestiDg, as the most ct
fectual measure to be adopted the passage of non
intercourse law. He moved to lay the memorials
upon the table and to print them; whereupon an
incidental debate arose, IN which MessIs. calhoun
King of Ala, Pondextcr, Webster, Benton, Blown,
Buchanan and Leigh took part. Mr.. Calhoun
(says the National InelligcnceI) deemed a wal
with France, in our present condition. the greatest
OF evils which could befal the country, while
Messrs King, Brown and Buchanan expressed the
opinion tina, the loss Of national honor was an evil
of greater ma gnituds and that we ought TO be rea.
DIV TO defend that at all hazards. Mr.. Polndexter
attributed the position in which our affairs now
Stood with France TO the message OF the President,
and stated that there was TO risk threatening our
national honor, until that message provoked II. MI
Benton answered that the fact showed, that, al
though the Chambers had been sitting forty five
days before the arrival of the message OF the Prcsi
dent, the King had not sent in the appropriation
bill-but as soon as the message was receiYed the
bill was Instantly transmitted 10 tie ChamtcTs,
which he considers as proof that the messag
would lead TO the I'D us,men' OF the matter.
But Mr.. Benton seems to have forgotten another
fact to wit, that We were appriscd, by an arrival
from France previously to the reception IN Paris of
The Presidents message, that the Kings ministers
had fixed on the 18th of January for presenting the
bill 10 the Chambers, which proves tina, the mes
sage had nothing to 90 with their movements what
ever, except retardIug lis presentation three days
-" Mr.. Leigh expressed regret that the letter of
Mr.. Livingston, on the subject of the tone OF the
Message, had ever been published, and said thai he
had fears for the result Mr.. Webster deprecated
discussion at present, and remarked that he could
not consider the question between us ard France
as a mere question of debt, controversy only
about so much money. He thought certainly thai
the question was Of much graver and higher char
acter. lie was ANXIOUS, most anxious, 10 preserve
the peace of the country, without sacrificing, a, the
same time, its honor and dignity. He still trusted
these objects were not Incompatible, &c. He again
deprecated discussion at present and after few
remarks from Buchanan, concurring in the scn,i
ments expressed by MIR. Webster, the memorials
were lad on the table, aud ordered TO be printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
a CHAMPAGNE BRANDY
~ Ditto WINE

French Brandy
Gum Copal and Shellnc
Lamp and Tanners Oils
Queens Wool
Compound Fluid Extract Of Pink Root
Sal. Eratus
Ginger, Pepper and Alspice
Copperas, Alum and Logwood
Pearl Ash
Dry White Lead and Lead IN kegs
Syrup and Balsam Of Lverwort
Raisins, Almond and Paln,nuts
Lulifcr and other Matches
Madeira, Port, Caret Burgundy, Malaga, sherry
and Lady's Wines
Green and Black Teas
Nutmegs, Cloves and Mace
Human and Porcelain Teeth
Chocolate, Quart and Pint Bottles
Pineapple and Box Cheese
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Feb 26 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
LYNCHBURG, MARCH 2, 1855.
THE FRENCH NEWS.

ifIE FRENCTi lSIS w -
The political horizon wears a less '"'e
aspect lhno i, did when our last paper wa,
Il snoear.. by later adyccs from France, wn'en We
nsrr, n, length this morning, that the French h'ng
did M, intend The recall OF NJ. Serurier as the acan'
courier of war but rather indicating ms person
nj resentment of the menacing language OF 'hc r'e
sidents message. Mr.. Livingston, 100, IL sce"s'
REGARDED the notification, that his passports were
ready, II he desired them, leaving the matter c"'
trey TO his DISCRETION, and he mas Consequently
determined to remain at Paris until ne shai ieee''e
instructions from his own government !" ',e '''"'
Time, M Human, the French Minister OF FINANCE
has laid the indemnity bill before the ffench. Cham-
Der Of Deputies, and urged its adoption, III 'e''-
per we'll calculated to soothe the wounded proc OF
The French representatives, ond to reouhc .he VIZ
lcncc OF our soldier stat esman. ohou'' '.e NC
cison of the Chamber Of Deputies be oefetreu uh'
til Mr.. Clay's Report, with the final action OF ,ne
Senate ,hcreupon, reaches Paris we have very 1T
tic doubt that the indemnity bill will pass, and
peace be preserved and it is hardly probable that
The Chambers will proceed TO act dehnhlysly on
tie subject un il they have an opportunity OF as
certninine whether or not the Recommendation OF
the President received the sanction of the legs'a-
tive department, of our government. The reference
of NJ Human to the threats OF the President as
the act not of the American government but OF an
individual, would seem to justify the superstition
that, So far as the French Ministry is concerned,
this delay will take place. and it is not reasonable
to presume that the opponents of the heoty w''' De
anxious to precptae action upon It. me me'''
can people, therefore, will be indebted to Mr. Clay
for preserving us from runous war, w'lhout com
promittng the national honor, o. abandoning us
rights, mo which they have been well nigh pun
sed by the vehement passions of tho snow
crown'J Elna, TO whom they have unfortunately
entrusted the helm Of state.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Al xander Barclay, arrived al Ph'''
adeipbia, have advices from Liverpool 70 the
10th, and Paris to the I7th Of January, two days
later from England, aud one day later from
France, than the intelligence contained IN prcce-
ding columns. The news by this arrival Is not
important. The eccount Of Mr.. Lvi"gs'on's de-
termnal ion to retain his place at Paris, until his
passports were forced upon him, IS Confirmed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

10 defer until our next We have head
positively OF the intentions of or other assihHs
interchangeable delegate, Jesse Burton; bu, and
sumo ne VIII again be candidate. In 80 Rt-
the next PRESIDENCY, we have ascertainrd aoa
sersai'on with Mr.. Mosby, that, alhon.," Co.
Whre IS not MS preference for the prss' Jug
yet, should the contest for that Office be
narrowed down between him and Mr.. " ~ 'tI
he will give warm and decided supnor, ;. oatsi
White. We have not the same means ofr 'ads
Mr.. Burton's views, but we imagine ,bs, "posp
dissimilarto Mr.. Mosbys ar'
In Phtsylvania, the presen, ecleee,s. :,
Whether and Swanson, are again before ~ ''es'
as the Wing candidates. None on the o,. peep
have yet been an nounced "et 81
In Amhersi, David S. Garland the
gate, anil Rober, Camm both VIII. dee
uounced The Jackson men have vel I,onl as on
ward no candidate, and it's said Tia, no., ' ior
But we would adn,onish our friends "" no
should lie on the alert. We pray them aa, ihsY
nit their ranks TO be divided, either h., ~ 10 PEI
ssrsessal ambition, or by The insidiou, .,,a "eF or
enemIes. And what we say to Our friend. !, 'a0'
heIst, wesay to them every where. rnta :" AN
sci Of the Greeks: for be assured Ina, ,h,i. oa
rent friendship for iad,riduais Of our nar,a 'le'
feet'sS" "Sy INV 'ohc1 uHueT lnelr
danshp and care, is but IN emana,ion of :. sua''
to the purity Itself, which they thus seek I've. sIl'
and conquer. We hope that in oil our w "'
is not one man who can be caught by sinh d'. ,'e''
In Rockbridge, Charles P. Dorman. mad I ~ rs
fred Leyburn, are the Wing candidates. and Ia. ~
Mcdowell, if. md VIM. F. Caruhers o,c 'a'l''
ted by the friends Of The administration '''
In Charlotte, John d Richardson gacLs,.,
- Morton, Whis) are the candido,es a'''
In Prince Edward, Col. James Mad,s,r H.,
sony and Henry ThWeatt Wing VIVA
We no, ye, enabled 10 announce tbe....,
dates in Bedford, Franklin, Patrick Henry H.,
fax, &c.
In Richmond, James Cdskie, Esq on in,eD;,.,.
merchant, has beer nominated, and has coodi,..
ally accepted the nomination.. CHAPMAN Jobo.m
Esq. declines. We presume the jackson r,,,n
will have 10 candidate IN Richmond
In Norfolk, the .jockS5n men have b1oupb, On, H.
venerable George Newton, long a frm and d.,
ted Wing, but row said 10 be -" shiyrrinp II Il.
win l." They announce him as the canddtf q
no party, and thus endeavor TO neulralze obro,.
too. But the Wings are determined not IN h.
euIled. and intend 10 bring out Opponent. II,
Jackson men should not thus have PLAYED upen Ia
lnhrmtles Of Mr.. Newton, even 10 carry rol5r,l
ooint.
In Petersburg. Capt. David II, Branch has ben
brough hi out in opposition to J. +. Brown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
VALUABLE RENE. ESTATE
FOR SALE

BNil. Subscriber, wishing TO remove, oncrsto sell
CT EXCHANGE tor Western Lands. his Estate, IN
M upon both sides OF Roanoke river. near the Big
Lick IN the county oi Botctour. 1t Is divided b>
tue river INTO equal portions OF 500 acres each,
ol winch Is principally valuable rs an Inc hausthlc
reserve OF TIMBER or the support OF the oltc NJ gu
"lleh The Improvements are situated. The improN-
ID muirt, has about Oacrcs cleared, ot Which POO
Is a compact and tmhIokeu bottom, OF great fertility
aud the residue of the cleared land togethctWlth the
greater portion OF the nnelcared, well adapted 10 the
"A several staples OF the country. The Mansion
IsFsHN Is oi huek, neal, ncw-plaIn, hut Comlora-
'~-''Sf- bic. with ou-houseS of the most Convenient
knd, and an extensive aud productive garden-a
situated on commanding cmlnrncc, aud surround
ed by beautiful grove. The o,crsccr's house, ne
huts wheat machine and house, stables. corn cih
Ne. &c. are oi the best KIND, and most chglhN STU
ated. To strangers who are unaequdInted with tins
section ot Botctonrt, II may be well To remark, that
for sauhlN of climate, fertility of soul and excel
encc OF society, II has IL" parallels.
In addition to the above Estate, the Subscriber, As
agent OF Nm. Lewis, Esq will sell (pro,drd appll-
cation Is made between this and the Isl OF Octobcn
tI,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
4 TRACT OF LAND.

lylng on the Vain Western road, y miles above Ii
brnN, containing 1916 acres. pom tins tract nj land,
there Is an abundance of timber. About 50 ,crc~ Of
eefl rich low grounds, and all the balance oil the
uci land is now IN Clover. The low grounds are,
well drained, and secured from Inuudaton by ample
bitches.
The subscriber has for several Years past, been
engaged III the Improvement OF these lands, and has
spared nclthcr palns nor expense. No land III this
county Is more susceptible Of mpro, enent, and tho
plantations are in good situation rs a pun
chaser could desr,. The subscriber will. Al any
nHe, show the lands to any one wishing 10 pureha,c
StMl IL RITCllI.A.
AUG. 10 N6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

DsNPolNrNrNr.-The public has been
called upon several times lately to bestow a libc-
raj qnantum Of admiration upon the ingenuity ola
certain bla, ksmitn living somewhere among rocky
lliss Of Vermont who had invented "A sort of per-
petual motion, the moving power of which was
cicero magnetism. The story first appeared in
the Albany Daily Advertiser, but witha slight oms-
sion, which the latest number OF that paper has
been kind enough to supply, in the following very
significant words =" We are sorry to inform our
contemporaries that, ON further examination, the
plan of the Bran Ion blacksmith will not work.,
National Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
HISNEb At AUCTION.

EDTRSUANT to decree of the county court
Il of Campbell, pronounced at the June court,
1873, on suit then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey, John Bailey, Wood Jones and
Martha his wife, late Martha Bailey, plaintiffs, a
eainNt Mahaly, Polly, Caharnc, Elizabeth, and
Miiphram Bailey, Detts., the undersigned, the
Commissioners in said decree named, will ON the
26th day of Septcmberncyt on the premises, pro-
coed to sell, by way Of public auction TO the hell-
est bidder, the Tract of Land in said decree men
toned, The land lies about seven miles from
Campbell Court house, on Bear Creek, and runs
up 10 the main road leading from Campbell court
to Charlotte court house, and adjoins die lands of
u Washington Matthews, David Callahan, Mcajah
Hubbard and others, contains 2241 acres, more
OF less about 70 acres cleared. The improvements
arc few snug cabins and several good Tobacco
barns, lies well, and may be said to be good
land as any in that ncighborhoed. The terms
will be one and two years, for equal moetcs OF
the purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds, with GOOD personal security, for the pay
ment OF the purchase money! and retaining the title
to said land, as further security therefor, until the
last payment is made
MATTHEW MARTINA ~.:
RICHARD MORO An, 'V"''"'S'''"'N'
AM - Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
rMpORTAMT Sale
dSf E'h0g0mgh-.reR ,&F0cE

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder in from!
w of the BolIingbrook Hotel in the Town Of
Petersburg, at I'D O'Clock, on the day Of the Joe
key Club Race, over the New Market Coarse, in
October next, all the blooded stock OF the late Cen.
VIM. IL. BrodnaX, consisting of several valuable
mares. colts and tillieS. The mares are by FIRST
rate horses and in ioal TO some of the most
popular Stations in this Country. The colts are
OF fine size and form, and the podierecs oil all are
fashionable, exccentand authentic 1t is seldom
that an opportunity is offered of investing money
IN blooded horses to so much advantage and per
sons DISPOSED to do 50 are invited to call at the
Auction 8ooms of Messrs. Hicks, Lunstord ~ Go,
where they can examine the extended pcdigrces Of
this Stock
The terms will be cash but any purchaser can
DC accommodated witha credit by making the pa
per satisfactory and PAYNE interest from the day
Of sale THOMAS WITuTRS. IT,
Executor OF VIM. II. BrodnaX, dee d.
Sale TO be conducted by
HICKS, LUNSFORD y co. tuct's.
Aug n wtlO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

Trouble IN DISCRIMINATION Sunday evening.
Alr. May, the ,bolilicnist lecturer, attempted to
hold forth in ilayerhill, Mass. When the hour Of
assembling arrived, the Westinghouse was filled
with numbers OF both sexes, and the lecturer COM
mcnced his discourse, when volley of stones and
lighted crackers, showered through the
windows into The pulpit, aud npon the congrega-
ton, which immediately dispersed.
Boston Paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
4 TRACT OI' LAND.

adjoining the town OF IAhclt>, containing about 29D
aefcs. At least one halt of tins tract IS in woods
heavily tlmbcrcd, and situated in the immediate Wei
uifS of the town, Is very valuable. All the cleared
land upon tins tract with the exception OF about 20
acres, is IN Clover, and in fine of improve
men'. There is Meadow upon it, of about 10 acres
mol cqualled by any in the county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

Valuable awiral.--1'he ship Jane, Clark, at
Baltimore from Peru and Chill, has brought a VAL
liable cargo. Part of it consists of S23 900 in Sill
dollars: los doubloons a quantity Of pig
copper and hides, and upwards OF half million
pounds Of cocoa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
Most desirable Tract of Land.

lNlng one mile from the Big Lick, aud containing
about i0o acres, b OF which Is FIRST rate Roanoke
bottom, and the residue rich high land. The whole
llact lSfcry productive in all the yarlous crops
ally cultivated III our climate, lies unusua, level.
and is susceptible of berg made, small expense.
of the most beautiful and desirable residences in
IA the country The Dwelling House Is com
1SS,tr Portable aud the ont house, excellent. Ih"
S+tA&. proportion OF wood land To that wlchls clear
ed Il more than sufficient, Bonds NrGroes, of
suitable ages, would be taken ia payment Ia, this pro
pcitS. Aud the subscriber would be willing Ia take
Negroes ol cotton Lands in South Alabama. IN cN
change ion the estate first mentioned.
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