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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
EsAdDE AT COST.

HENl,f BROWN, In., nearly opposite the
BlnAs, Lynchbug, offers for sale, at FIRST
cast, l1'ooo lbs FANLY B,eoN, ofvcry superior
quality, and equal 10 any in the market.
1000 lbs. principally Alidiings; Il less cos;yar-
iIcc, sound, and entirely superior to the New Or
leans Where MidIing, preferred, they will
be sold as low as the hog round; as the subscriber
is determined to sell all that he has on hand.
ALSO,
IrnrINGs, ny the barrei Five binds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Molasses 1000 yard,
Flax Linen; Smiths Bcllows's and An,ilS.
Vices and Hammers. Together with an ag5ort-
mont Of Hats, Boots and Shoes
toNrEcTIoNARiEs such as Sugar Kisses. aud
a variety OF other C0ndies, at 37t cts. per pound
ALSO,
a great rarieiy Of new and fashionable Cotton,
Silk and Woocn Goods all of which viii be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Augusta =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03

We copy the following paragraph from the
Richmond Wing ofTueSday last, with great p,ea-
sure
Lcwisbmg Coareatioa-To the HhisS of Tir-
giaia.
Various Wing Journals OF the State object To
the Convention at Lewisbnrg-somc on account
OF the loeality-some because there is not time
enough 10 execute it as ii should be executed. by
the lst Septcmbcr--others, because they are of
opinion that next winter will be a more eligi-
bile period and Richmond more eligible place
OF meeting. tnanimlty IN such matters, Is alto
Ccthcr essential and it would be worse than
less 10 attempt any thing without it, ltisno doubt,
therefore, best to postpone the effort al general
ganzation There are developments in progress
which, IN addition to the reasons mentioned, per-
haps render the delay wise.
As the scheme originated with the Mig, we
presume il will nov be dropped, since that paper
itself seems to he of opinion that the measure is
impoitic. Our own impression is, that next win
ter is the best Gmc--lnd Il variety of reasons
might be stated, if it were necessary in support OF
that opinion,--anl that Richmond is the best
p',cc, for the asScmhlaee OF Wing Convention
not for the purpose Of diotataS to the people whom
they shall support for President and Vice Pre>-
dent, but for the purpose Of forming an Electoral
Ticket, OF organizing the party opposed TO Van
Buren, and Johnson. and OF ntcrchanging opinions
to the best means of ciectng their defeat in Nirgi
MIA. Forthis purpose, We hope tina, delegates will be
appointed by such counties as are Represented in
the Legislature by an Bnren mon, to cooperate
with the Wing members of the Legislature in cf-
l,,r tinu this orpauiyntion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03

MI X. IoASEN Professor of Plain and Du,a.
A's mental Penmaushp aud Book kcepipr re-
Spcctinis nsileshe attention of all persons no are
ANXIOUS TO improve their handwriting, to make ime=
date application, account of ms STAY in Iyncbbnrp
being positively limited To one month. The style OF
WHITING Is sueh rs Ia give perfect feednmi 10 the Hand
irm ana fH@tls (Which Is essential, necessary 70,
All bad "fhefs.) With combined movement x the pri.
mary operation o the tchoie Gfa the pupH is enabled
~ short TIM aerr instructions IN making Elnsfir
ftnS' aud the assistance of twelve easy lessons to
write IRE, round, expeditions and permrHept hand
particularly calculated for the Merchant tn, SIN
dcnf and the LaditS, The interested are invited 10
call at his icadcsly, nearly opposite the Post Office
and examine numerous specimens al pupils improve
mcns, hon the ages OF q 10 ID years taken in III,
principal Cities and Cocgcs OF the mon and Of late
Richmond and Petersburg. where Mr.. r. met with
the most .nfifefhg success in teaching. Hours OF
instruction will he appointed 10 suit the convenience
of pupils.
Ladies' write n separate hours OF will be waited on
I" t'tiesldenees. School boys can rc, Give lessons
at then intervening school hoats \ neht class
will write from until past . oelnck
Nh. l. would remark, that any pupil who Is not per.
ioctly satisfied with his Improvement in the course
ct lessons he proposes 10 give. will be- allowed add
uonai practice tfcC at expense
strangers visiting tins place can hc finished IN u
very shout tune, ifngUirei, heictms are extreme
~ moderate. Book Keeping. by double and single
entry taught ailel the most approved modern forms
as prartised II all the Ctlcs and arpc Towns of the
mon.
Am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
Extract Of a leHer, datcd
LIVINGSTON, MI.

LIVINGSTON, Nj. Jly 18th, 1855.
" Yesterday at oae o'clock, We had rot through ;
but last night two others were bro't in and to-day
we expect another, who has been engaged in steal
ing negroes, and belongs the Murrell gang, no
doubt Oar committee has laid aside the law and
taken the m,ttcr in their own hands They are
composed of thirteen, taken from the community,
of the most discreet aal respectable men among
us.--Thc emergency required this course. Five
white men, Il ten acknowledgements have been hang
ed, under the strongest kind of evidence and when
the committee will be able to get clcarof business,
is very uncertain for every day brings more and
more evidence. We apprchcnd no danger from
the blacks now, but tracing out the conspra-
tors.
Like committees are forming all over the
State =; and, it seems, from what is disclosed, that
Your State is NOT exempt; for it is traced from
kentucky to Alexandra, in louisiana
The Clinton Nississippiaa, which had prcvi-
olsy preserved rigid silence on the subject of the
instruction, came out, on the 18th of July with
the following remarks, which we publish, though
they are in conflict with ev.ry other statement
from that quarter, both in private letters and in
iU1leF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03

d. The late Post Master General Barry sailed
from New York for Span, RIA Liverpool, the
9th ult. in the packet ship England, having hcen
rewarded with the embassy 10 Spain for his able
and economical administration of the Pos, Office
Department What President but Gen. Jackson
would have 50 bravrd and delicd public opinion. ms
to have conferred an appointment upon man who
had been before driven from office by the camors
Of the community, all of whom admit his mcom-
potency, and by many Of whom his integrity is
questioned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
Wool Carding AT Eynchbsssc,

~ inc fedHcca Price 81 4 cents per ID.
INlil3 subscriber having left William Tburman's
l. C.rdmg Machine, near the Horse Ford, in
I.ynchburg, has erected a New Machine lat the old
stand formerly occupied BY Holmes n BrcwSter,north-
west of Mr. J. JohnSc MS Tavern, near the Black wa
ter Creek1 andh has II now inn operation. bcgs leave
to inform his friend, and the public generally that he
is read, to receive Wool and Caid it with neat
and despatch. From his long experience IN the
business, say 3 years, he hopes give general salts
faction to all who favor him with their custom.
For the convenience OF those who are living James
river. he has made arrangements with Mr.. William
{. Fowler To receive Wool for HIM al his Grocery.
near tie Lumber House, and also with Mr. John IN
nier CO. on Nain-Strret, above the Market house,
where the rolls will be dcliverel and at his own
dwelling, near Mr. Poe's lanyard, on the turnpike
and the rolls will be returned from his Machine
when carded, to each place where the Wool is lcii.
BY prompt attention. and the reduced price OF Card
ing, he hopes to receive liberal share of public pa
tronage. {. J. LIDICk.
Aug. 3 wSw
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o. We publish, from the Nicksburg Register,
a detailed statcmcn ofthe late violent and bloody
transaction in that town--a transaction which is
universally condemned, one Of the most wanton-
" cruel outrages ever pcrpciratcd in civilized
community. We have no sympathy for the gam
blcrs, as such but we believe that they have
rights as well as other people, and that those rights
should never be taken from them by the strong ,fn
of violence, aud in defiance of the laws of the
land To-morrow some other class of the COM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
x.pyv1GRG E'sKGE.SE.F.V.
Monday August .. 1895.
LOOK OUT!

~ Enrlishnlan. by the name of Robinson, sup
=, - bc a circuator of inccndary Abolition pa
left Richmond ON Friday last, and was traced
- p,iuc's Tavern. where he was LOST sight of.
H. i described about feet inches high, well
"a. rentcc in appearance ford complexi light
hi, rather curly particularly about the locks, and
nm, laxative He is said to'have arrived in Rich
.,,ood last Thursday, in the steamboat kentucky.
ook out for him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03

a. The following Gentlemen have been ap-
pointed "A committee 10 report measures tor the
dciberaon of meeting of the citizens OF
alive to the proceedings OF the Northern Abolition
lists :--Robeu G. Scott. John Brockcuhrourh,
John Cosby, Nathaniel DENLY, William ID. Wrcn.
Philip Mayo, Anthony Robinson, ir, james 81
zcr, Charles II. HYDE, Edmund Christian, Dir.
Samuel peasants, Andrew {. Atkinson and sam
mel Mprlecai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03

~ The editor of the Washington Globe ha,-
ing "ilalered HIMSELF with the idea of being in
strumental in saving the lnion the vapgish editor
Of the Louisville Journal, asks E" Is it to bu record
cd in history thu our eouatr,, like Rome, was
saved by the Cabling of goosel'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
.v'p EEf'E,.

MIR. JOHN MORGAN, former Guardian of I
w J. Morgant and James Taylor, and -
aanpelt his securities will please take notice. THAI on
FRIDAY, the Ith day OF August inst between the rig
ing and setting OF the sum- sha.! proceed ia ,alo
the aIhdayitS of Willis White {. others b, rcadas
evidence IN the settlement u Your account as omar
dian aforesaid, before the Commissioner Of the Cir
cut Superior Count .. Law and t,hanccry, for The
county of Amherst "a. DGUNylIONn
Guardian aad rer: .tfi,ta Of yolti ]. Morras
Aug
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PROCLAMATION

=! IT. u KUNNELS, Governor OF the State Of
-, Mississippi
y nkREAs 1t has been represented to the Exccu-
1--WE that there is band of lawless, base, villain
Jus "hite men, travcrsmg the country, endea-
''''hg 10 get up an Instruction among our
slaves and, whereas, ii has been further repre-
scented to the Executive, that disclosures have
'eeh made by those concerned, we'll calculated
'oAc'tr the most serious apprehcnsioos, that a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03

munt, M, fall under The displeasare ofihs mob,
gument which jus,ilics thu hanging of tho gamblers
may be employed to defend the butchcry Of that
class also
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
MIR. HENRY p. RUcKER II,

M X HENRY =. FUCKER Fake notice, that
W. ON the LIST day Of September next at the house
OF James \. Luck in the county of Piusviyania |
shall take the deposition of James \. Luck TO be
read as evidence IN suit depending in the Circuit
Superior Court of lIallfdx IN which am plaintiff
and You aud James \. Luck are defendants
Yours, &c.
GEORGE VI. Y. MILLER
Aug. J NV
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~ \ son of Mrs. iicmans, the English POI
etcss, is in Boston, and ntcnls, it is said, entering
New England COLLEGE.
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cAsEE FOR WEGRoEs.

"ilI-pay for all likely young Negroes the high.
A~esf-eash prices. All communications addressed
10 me at this place viii be attended to.
May - a.
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Aug. :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
THE LEwIsBuKG CONVENTION.

We copy the following paragraph from the
Richmond Wing of Tuesday last with great p,ca-
sure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
NEAPOLITAN INDEMNITY.

TREASURY DEPA RrMENr, I3th Oct, Io3o.
The claimants under the Convention with the King Of
the Two Siccs, hereby notified, that the balance of
the second instalment received by the last packet
from France and that the nett proceeds OF the whole of
that insalmcnt amount to two hundred ifty-sX thou
sand nine hundred nine dollars fourteen cents, S56, 500
14-l00)
AS all tic awards amounted TO million nine hun
drcd twenty-five thousand thiryour dollars sixty eight
to receive of said sum Of $3.50 009 1l0O the proportion
which his claim award, specified in his certificate,
bears 81 5 034 63lOO, the amount of all the awards.
The sum due can be had on application to tho Treasury
Department; the Commonwealth Bank, Boston; the
Bank of America, New York the Girard Bank, Phila-
dephia; the Union Bank of Maryland Baltimore; or
the Dank of The Metropolis Washington City.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Sccrct0ru Of tic IrtQSNrN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
nsEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
g. fcrs for sale that beautiful and pleasant situation

rEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
IT. crs for sale that beautiful and pleasant situation
called MAYFAIR situated in the Forks Of Hanover in an
agreeable and wealthy neghborood two miles from the
Fork Church, 10 miles from Hanover Courthouse, and
- from Richmond. The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Rail Road passes in about miles Of the dwelling house.
The Tract contains between and eight hundred
acres lying Immediately New Found river The i'm
movements consist of two-storicd wood house, with
eight rooms and passagc-the out houses consist prn
cipally Of two good barns capital framed stable and
indeed of all the necessary houses usually TO be found
on an estate in good condition-the orchards contain
many choice fruits of various kinds This situation is
remarkable healthy one and has always been regarded
as the handsomest in this section Of country 1t is re
markaby we'll watercd, by excellent springs that never
fail three of which the house The plantation is
we'll enclosed with good fences of oak rails principally
and is in state of considerable approximations the
whole is rarely that situation combining many des
abe objects is offered for SALE II is deemed unnccssa
~ to be minute Persons wishing to purchase
invited to visit it, and Judge for themselves. The terms
will be made accommodating for the greater part of the
purchase money. SARAH THORNTON.
n B. | offer also for sale, two small farms in the
neghborhood, each containing two hundred and sixty
acres-moderate Improvements each, and of them
remarkably we'll timbered. Persons wishing 10 buy,
would do we'll to see those places. S. T.
july. le-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
(CopY.)
PAnls, l4Lh August, 1885.

GEORGE NEwBoLD, Esq,
President cfthc Bank Of .qncrica, Nco York.
Dear u:-Our last respects were OF the l4h nit'-
Rcnlanccs from Naples continuing favorable than
drawing from here ordered the remainder OF The funds
from the Indemnity RENTED from there The last por.
ton we are beginning to receive the bills Tor, and
within ten days shall probably have the whole The &C
Naples and as in receipt oft, we shall
make up the whole account and then send to you the
balance in Napoleons The principal part of the remit.
tances have been upon London which, from the rise IN
that exchange here, has proved advantageous.
We beg leave to quotations, and remain rc-
ry respectfully, dear sir, your obcdient servants:
London Is So L. 81 81 1.2; Amsterdam 81 3.e, 81
5-5 Antwerp 81 ID. 81 - Hamburg l55 81, ia 81;
Am Dollars ) 30 Per. do. 81; Mex. do 81 Span.
do 5 45 Span. Doubloons IS; Per- Mex: Colo, de- IS;
New Am. Eagles %; Old do y 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

q AND FOR SALE.-lncndng to remove inncdI
Ill atcy 10 tho West offer tor sale my Farm, (oaH
Lawn in The county of Gloucester, lying on the f"'a
leading from the Court house TO Richmond City, dSa"
from the former mile, and iom Ware River miles -
1t contains 5G acres, about 90 Of which los grounds
in state Of cultivation. productive any in IL"
county. The highlands, about tn Of winch are
arabic, hare fertile and durable soil Beds Of hlar he
at convenient distances in every section OF the farm
The improvements are twos,ory Mansion with rooms
besides porches passages, and garrett large granafT
and kitchen, with other necessary and convenient Offices
all in good repair, OF them new For hcallhtun"
the seat is surpassed by any in the lower counr''
and be desirable to the Lawyer, Doctcf'
or Mechanic
As many important features omitted in this map
persons wishing purchase, invited TO visit and sur
vcy the premises Should sale be effected previously
it will be offered to the highest bidder the 2ct Of oc
on the spot Not than half be required m G!
WILLIAMS E. DAVIS
Oct 6 43-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
Secretary Of the Treasury
from the Albany Argus.

Mr.. Van Burcns biography is before the people of the
United States 1t was written by gentleman OF the
highest reputation for truth, integrity and honor: is
accuracy is not duubtrd-it has been denied nor
controvrrtcd and yet his opponents continue to proclaim
him. in the face of array Of facts which challenge The
admiration Of his friends, whilst they provoke the envy
and mclicr of his enemies, enemy to his county
Mr. Van Buren, raised in the school Of Republican,
ism. He supported the administrations of Jefferson:
Madison and Monroe. During the last with Great
Britain. when the Union shaken to Its centre by the
bad faith and bad conduct Of many Of the leaders who
seek the ruin of his rrputatun and hard pressed
by the armies and navics of England he found in
the foremost ranks of the friends of the Unon cxcrtng
all his energies in behalf of his bleeding country
Yes, it was during this dark and trying period, whilst
those who dcnounce him as the enemy of his coun
try, rejoicing it misfortunes, and mourning
its Victories that Mri Van Buren, stood forth its
champion, drvotng himself to the public service, and
rendering powerful aid and cooperation to the patriotic
Tompkns his efforts TO repcl the enemy from Dor
dcrs During the notification true 10 his principles
and his country VIC again find him exertng all his tacu
ties and influence to preserve the Constitution and the
integrity of the Union and during the Of the Bank
of the United States lie among the first to enter the
breach with President Jackson, the country, and
put down the monster that would have cnallcd cndu
ring curse upon the People
1T was at those trying periods, when the country was
aSsaed by internal lis well external enemies. that MI
Van Buren, its friend, lis advocate, and maintained
its interests, its honor and its integrity. IT, under such
circumstances he was its friend and no man can deny
it, it would be strange indeed if at this time he should
be found its enemy No. his cnnity exists only in tic
negotiations the sinister representations Of men, who
and be the side Of their country
Ever seeking power, but again and again rejected Ivy
the People, and destitute of all hope of success in the
approaching Presidential election, they have become
desperate, and content to PROSTATE the great intc
rests of the country if they but destroy those whose
virtues are beyond their imitation, or whom they cannot
win to their purposes
But they labor in vain Rely upon it, the hand of the
People is upon them. The day not distant when they
will shrink into their native nsigncancc, and he whom
they have sought to depress will attain 10 still higher
place in the affection and confidence Of the American
people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

EHDUCATION-The undersigned WILL on the LIST of
~ January next, open ScHoor.: near Guinea Church,
in the county Of Cumberland The Of Instruction
will be thorough onc-such to prepare young men
for the advanced Glasses in our Colleges, to qualify
them for MISUNDERSTANDING tho English; Latin, and
aim of the subscriber to lead the minds of the youth 10
the cultivation of moral principles, and 10 the
promotion of such habits tend TO make respectable
and useful members of society. The neg hborhood fur
nishes good location for school, being healthy. intel
lrcnt and moral From four to six boardcra can be
conmodatcd in my family. Board may also lie had in
several most respectable families, quito convenient to the
school.
Tsnns-Board. including bedding and lights, for
scholastic year of 10 months ...... ..... $500 90
Tuition in Languages Mathematics, 30 90
do. English branches, ............... % 0O
PAYABLE at the CONNIE nccnlcnt of each Vacation
in May and October:
Those who may wish to board their sons with me- will
make early application Address the subscriber, Cum
brrand CourtfIou VIM. n. PAGE.
Oct13 46-wIw
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claimants the day the amount Of their clnns was as
certuned and they respectively applied for it.
The great grievance to the Bankites, is that "pe-
bank and not the q mammoth, has been employed 70
aid in this business, and hine n'G taehTymG.
(CorY)
PARIS, Goth june 1885.
GEO. NEwBoLp, Esq,
President Of tho Bank Of America, y: York.
DEAR SIR-Our last respects were OF the 10th instant
We have the pleasure to announce to YOU that the
second instamcnt ofthc Ncapoltan Indemnity has been
paid at Naples amounting to POO ducats This In
cudcs the interest," established upon The same favorable
principle as in the first fastalncnt.
The mode indicated to for this instalment. by the
Neapolitan Minister of Finance was, that these funds
would be deposited in the Bank, and that we were 10 n
thorise some person Naples to withdraw them. we
consequently have complied with this in giving 10 our
correspondent in that city such authority ana senons
him receipt be delivered at the treasury IN tue
form before approved by the Minister OF FINANCE.
In order to divide the chances of advantage we odct
ed onehuf Of the proceeds Of this instrument 10 ne re-
United TO U.S. which is doing i'll bills upon fatis;
London, and Marseies. The other halt we inlenoeu
drawing for upon Naples but owing TO It's being now the
moment for the payment of the dividends upon The Nea-
poan stocks the Coupons for this are negotiating here
at lower rate which causes bills to remain low and
without any demand We shall therefore postpone draw
inc until a more advantageous moment
In the transaction of the whole OF this affair." you may
rcly upon our hest attention being given to IT,
We remain very respectfully, dear SIR your ont ser:
wants, tSgned,l "Hh'h' " w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
Oct. =.

a AND FOR SALE.-Wishing to remove 10 tho
Il South the subscriber offers for sale his tract of
land lying the county Of Prince Edward about IL miles
below the Court House, aud the same distance SOUTH
tract contains about cn acres, good proportion of
which is in woods Of prime quality for tobacco The
cleared Land is equal to any in tho ncighborhood FOR
tobacco, corn, wheat oats, &c.-Thc improvements arc
perfectly new, having all been erected within the last
three four years, and are beautifully situated about
300 yards off tho main road. They consist Of hand,
some two-s,ory dwelling house. elegantly finished, and
all necessary outhouscs. including ice house. carriage
house. DC. Attached to this tract alsn, is excellent
Grist Mill Zone mile from the d%elng) commanding a
liberal share of CUSTOM also Blacksmilhs sh"p.-The
subscriber respectfully and confidently socits the aen-
lion Of purchasers he is disposed both to sell and to
make his terms accommodating would have no OBJ
lection take Negroes, at valuation in payment OF
part all Of the purchase marcy.
EDWARD B. MILLER.
Sept. 90. d2-wlnw