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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-02-28

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We understand that the public may ex-
pwct shortly another work by Edward
Ly,,leton Bulwer, called The Rebel.
The IIsrpers have il in press.
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uAVs neNot seon out one laoy use q
bed wrench to tighten her corsets.
have never seen woman die with the
lockjsw. have never seen but one man
vho looked like fool that was not one.
ASrrauIrIEs OF ARKANSAS. Tho fol-
lowing, says the Charlestown Observer,
10 an extract Of letter from the Rev d.
L. Gray formerly Of thisstate but now resi-
ding in Arkansas, to his friends in Colum-
Die. The letter is dated Litchfeld, Jack
son County, Arkansas, May 9th. "This
country was once Inhabited. and pro-
pound this question to your antiquarians !:
When and by whom. Two miles from
this, On the banks Of the White River,
you can see the brick foundations of hou.
sss. Six miles from this, six hundred
aud forty acres are enclosed by a wall,
and in tho centre there is circular build
ing; north fthls there are the ruins of a
city parallel streets crossing each 9th,
sr n right angles, may be traced by brick
foundations. one mile in length. The
bricks are shaped like modern bricks"
Quick !Mcfch.-Says !, sukeyp and
winked. Says she, 'Why John -
But, says !, 4 moan something, Sukey. ,
The deuce, John, you don't what do
you mean!' Il mean to ask if you will
have mo There dang it, it's all out ut
-lsM.' Have yous-yes, John, and be
glad to- says Sukey; and 90 we sar,ed of
and had the not tied about the quickest
and if didn't feel kinder funny, then l
:.sps I may be shot. Yankee.
SEEp pWHRAr.-Extract from letter.
"To obtain good seed wheat, my father
has for several years used very coarse
screen in his fanning mills, which tain 5
only the largest and best kernels. BY
this means all foul stuff passes of, and
hts seed 10 perfectly clean. The addit-
ional expense Of an extra screen is but
. trifs. - Genesee Farmer.
BEsR ". WINE.-The Italian papers
begin to complain that the consumption
OF Beer is daily increasing in Wine coun-
tries. At Padua, there are three brew
cries fully employed not only men bul
women are fond Of this beverage, which
10 dearer than Vino.
LANCE CALv.-Mr George Hanaford-
Of Cape Elizabeth, raised a bull calf ol
the common breed last season, that weigh.
Cd FIVE hundred and forty pounds when he
was six and half months old. He had
only half the milk given by the dam the
first month he ran with her afterwards
aud vas fed with small quantity ofcorn.
stalks. - Yankee Farmer. -
Two Philadelphia Hose Companie.
got into fight on Sunday, in which
irumpe,s, bricks, aud f ats were engaged
A brick striking a young man nance
Geo,ge Taylor on the head, he was car.
visd from the ground bleeding, and linger.
ed for few days, when he died
It 10 reported that Governor Wolf ol
Peunsylvsnis, is to be appointed Post
N .s,er General, and that Mr.. Barry is
10 bo rewarded with foreign mission.
We understand that the public may ex-
pee, shortly another work by Edward
H
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-02-28

It 10 reported that Governor Wolf ol
P-unsylvanis, is to be appointed Post
N .s,er General, and that Mr.. Barry is
10 bo rewarded with foreign mission.
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Two Philadelphia Hose Companie.
got into a fight on Sunday, in which
irumpe,s, bricks, aud f ats were engaged
A brick striking a young man nance
Geo,gs Taylor on the head, he was car.
ried from the ground bleeding, and linger.
ed for few days, when he died.
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BEsR ". WINE.-The Italian paper.
begin to complain that the consumption
Of Beer is daily increasing in Wine coun
tries. At Padua, there are three brew.
cries fully employed not only men bu
women are fond ofthis beverage, which
10 dearer than Vino.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
DUMFRIES'
0PEy'E Vv'.lTER.

u,oR Sor- or ln1amcd Eyes, gives immediate
Il ,,.c and relief. On recent sore eyes, the effect
!. most salutary Where the complaint has been
for wears standing, and in some exceeding bad cases.
the mos, unexpected and desirable relict has been
found in the use of this Eye Water, after every other
remedy had failed. Many persons " no have used IT,
pronounce it the best preparation for these complaints
bc, have ever met with especially i'll OF sore
uess or inflammation of long standing. Price -
cents bottle.
None are genuine unless signed ON the outside
prin,ed wrapper. by the Sole Proprietor, i. MD
DER immediate successor to the late Dr. W. /. Con
way For sale at his Counting Room over NO W.
Cnn,, street near Concert Hail. Boston, and also by
hi. special appointment by
NOVEL DAVIES, and
J. +. & }. T.. ROY ALL, Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
TO SAUDDLEIssS.

WE have now on hand very general and hand
w some assortment OF Snailc and Curb Bits,
Stirrup. Coach, Gig and other Mounting in sets and
separate Buckles OF every descriptions Martlngale
Hooks and Rings Straining, Worsted and Cotton
Webbing: Serge. silk, Thread, Morocco, Sheep,
Seal and Hog Skins; Saddle Trees Tacks, &c. ais"'
English Bride Filings and Martmgales. An assort-
ment of Saddlers Fools: alse- Carriage Lace, las
sells and Fringe, Handles. Locks, Springs and steps
&c. Our assortment has never before been $50 good
and we pledge ourselves TO sell as low as any other
house in Virginia Purchasers are respectfully re-
quested to call at the Siga Of iht Golden AnW.
H. q KICHtRDS s co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

assume that can place the revenue on this
investment below twenty five per cent! Il may
be objected that we have not taken into co,sidcra.
ton tho cost Of the necessary engines, superintcn-
dcncc and repairs To meet this objection, we
suggest that the conveyance Of passengers and tho
transportation OF the mails must amply cover, ii ~
largely exceed all such incidental expenses. But
should our expectations from these sources prove
ialacious, doubt be entertained that the
transportation OF the minerals, above referred to,
which as certainly the work shall have boon con-
sfrctcd, must, large quantities, DO transported
this route, will more than compensate for any do
liccnoy in the other resources Of the improvement.
In presenting these details we have cndcav0rcd
to exhibit simple and condensed view Of the
commercial advantages of tho contemplated work.
We canro, however overlook the social and p
litica benefits which il cannot fail to SECURE. Who
can look upon our vast territory and observe
the advancement Of our people in those stu
pcndous improvements, which, spurn1ng the COM
mon limits # -1ace, arr throwing their chains
over the extremes OF onr Union WHO carr
behold the Continuous links which are alrea-
dy connecting Boston with the Roanoke ON
the East, and which promises to Bring Mobile
and New Orleans in close approximation with thu
southwestern valley, tina, does feel the neccssj
" of completing the intermediate link ! In peace
how largely must h Contribute to the promotion of
kind and social relations between the different ptr
tons Of our territory How rapidly win it difIuse
among our people the blessings of knowledge and
information In war, should that evil unhapply
upon ~, what invaluable facilities will il af-
ford To every operation whether designed for the an
noNancc oil common enemy or for tho defence Of
our common country In every view which we
take of this work, its importance rises before u.s.
y promoting commerce, agriculture, and the arts;
strengthening and extending every tic Of sociat
HE giving ,igor 10 our arms and stability to
institutions, VIC recommend this work TO the
support of our fellow citizens ofVirgnu and
North Carolina.
GEO. TOWN ES,
&C. LEE,
y. NJ. TALlAFERRO,
b. W. S. CABELL,
BARTHW. EGAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
REMEDY FOR
o~p PIE r.N.lTIS.N!

~ur xerutiatlng pain, the decrcpltude and de-
,arm,,y, and the premature old age winch are
..sual at PENDANTS OF this disorder are suffered b.
inc ,rnn despair OF or disappointment IN
Is ' s,racy of the numerous pretended andoeS used
W effect this purpose. Bu' those who have made
ID" nm ,'' iEBBS CELEBRATED lLNiMENT'
IN ,s... of long standing, and OF the most Sc
,,ro eharc,er have received certain re'.' and many
sa ,o been cured in few days. some IN - hours az
.a "mber of persons in Boston and vicinity have very
,o, testified Certificates are in the possess'n OF
the Proprietor, proving the most ,n%n1nGn an" sur,
pll'"s hsrr other approved applications had uttcr,
t e.,s The inment is also used with success ior
anea snr,us. u,mbness, stiffness of the joints,
chilblans nc.
p,;ce 80 cents.
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.lG&E RECEIVED.

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pins,
Ivory handle Knives and Forks in set, Of 81
pieces,
Fine Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots
Sugars. Creams and Stop Bo"ls,
Patent and other Block Tin Coffee Pots,
Splendid assortment of Brass Andlrons
Shovcls, Tongs, and Tenders,
Fine Plated Castors, ). & and bottles,
Candcsicks, Shutters and Trays
Astral and other Lamps
Looking Glasses; Turned Wood Ware; Knife,
Clothes and cling Baskets; Manila Nets; Bel
lows; Brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes; Plate
Warmers; Ladies' Dressing and Work Boxes; Ac-
corlan. and numerous other desirable articles.
n. b. RICHARDS q co.
ALso-A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls. IL. Is. H. NO.
Oct. Us
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~ merchants, Planters, Saddlers, &c.

nv + are now opening our Fall Stock of English
w Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery Guns, &C., i'm
ported by the ship ToHy Ho, direct from Liverpool
and also stock OF Domestic Goods, purchased from
the Northern manufacturers, at their forrest rates.
We can truly say, that such inducements to pun
chasers ne,erbclore offered in this place, as our
present assortment affords. Ow importniions this
FaHan unusually heary, and Goods are cheap We
earnestly ask purchasers to give call a. We feel
confident of giving perfect satisfaction, both lnquay
and prices. II. b. RICHARDS, ~ CO.,
Sign Of The Golden inrH
Sep. q I'm
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Tue HAT MANuFAcruRE.-The smarch" of
Manufactures towards perfection is alto ycther
astonishing. They say but little about it them
selves, and their silence is probably good policy,
for they reap rich reward for their own inge-
nuty before it becomes common. Mcssrs II. ".
Peck & Co. of Brooklyn, have now in operation
machine for manufacturing hats that is perfectly
wonderful. Tho material is taken through box
some 90 or 70 feet long, and in its passage, the
fur is separated from the hair by means OF certain
complicated machinery, and falls like fakes Of
snow into reservoir, and is then converted into
webs tina, look more like gossamar than any thing
else 1t is then wound off like silk sffom the
cocoon, and made into hat bodies Of any Iecquirsd
Dimensions. @t9c 80
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FALL. GOODS.

'INfE subscribers are opening the most extensive
! assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the Ladies will find some bea1 IT,
ful Caicoc-, twed rich figure, just from London
ana Paris, with great variety of useful SIArlE
AND FANCY GOODS TIE best blk. SIl.kS, &c.
We have ever had and determined to offer
'hem at very reduced prices
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
u Country Merchants and IIousekeepers, are
particularly requested to call and examine our assert
nent. Il & F..
Oct.5 I.
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Public Sale of Parliamentary Seals: Need Of

Public Sale Of Parliam,ntar Seals: Need Of
Further Reforms. Ii seats in the house Of COM
mons can be purchased now in the same manner as
under tho old system, we presume that no person,
protesting to be rciormer, will maintain that tho
act of 1882 ought to be final measure. Wei, what
is the fact A seat in parliament has been public
ly Offered for sale within the present week, BY
the following advertisement: -. s.E..,
Seat in parliament. To be disposed of,
property which commands influence sufficient TO
return member Apply personally to Mr..
William, solicitor Nos, Gray slim Square,
London; ifhy letter, be post paid .8
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GEO. TOW NES,
{. {. LEE,
y. NJ. TALlAFERRO,
b. W. S. CABELL,
BARTHW. EGAN.
SELECTIONS.
Nem York, Oct. 6.

lIoNrsr, IT'S OWN nGwARb.--lcsterdayio forenoon
Mr.. Fa,,ingtcn, merchant, of Coffee House Slip,
stepped into hack No 80, driven by Thomas Blake,
whilst standing NJ Park Row, with package Of
$50, 900 in his baud, and rode To his residence in
Fourth street. On aliching, he inadvertently left
the package lying on the seat of the carriage, sup
posing ii was in his pocket, and entered his house,
and the carriage drove of. Shortly after he mis-
scd his money, AMI al once concluded he had left
in the hack, bui as he had not taken notice Of its
number, he knew not where to look for it, Whilst
contemplating what step he had bc,, take to rcco-
vcr bis money, honest Blake acnin-drovc up TO his
house, and boldly entered the door, money in hand
Mr. Harrington generously rendered him 800 dol
lars ~ reward for his honesty, but though
.cpca,cdy pressed upon bm, he as repeat
cdIy and decil2dl, refused IL, acceptance
We understand AIR. +. intends forthwith to pre-
sent TO Blake an elegant carriage, horses and lar-
moss; and should he carry such a resolution in cf-
feet doubt not that honest Bl,k's coach will
produce him substantial evidence that honesty is
Arrays the bcs policy.
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cNpcdlcnt for raising by subscription, within their
respective counties and towns, or elsewhere, funds
to compensate such ENGINEER, rs ma, he employed
10 execute the survey contemplated by the precc-
ding resolution.
Ilh. Resolved, that til" committee appointed
to employ an Engineer he hereby constituted an
Executive Committee, with authority to assemble
tlns convention ut Richmond, or such other place
and at such time, As thcy may deem proper: and
that they invite 10 the proposed meeting of said
convention, such delegate. rs the people of North
Carolina and Virginia, residing contiguous 10 the
proposed route, may appoint, and likewise such
delegates ~ the Petersburg and Roanoke, Ports
mouth and Roanoke, and Gr.cnyillo and Roanoke
rall road companies and the Roanoke navigation
company may appoint ,ior the purpose of co-opc-
rating with them in efcetn. the contemplated mn
provcment.
9th. Resolved, That committee be appointed
10 prepare an Address to the citizens Of Virginia
and North Carolina shelving the practcnbility and
importance OF the proposed Rail Road
Upon motions sevcrally made, the foregoing re -
solution, were adopted seriatn.
The President, with the concurrence of the
house, appointed the following committees
Communities under the 18th Rcsolnlion.--M cssrs.
Thomas Newton, {. +. Osborne, Geo. Mcintosh,
Stephen Cowlcv, Samuel Morlccai.
Committee under the 1tl, Resolution ~ cssrs.
Geo. Townrs, {. {. Lee, \. NJ. Taliaicrro, b.
W. :. Cabcl Barhw. Egun.
The thanks of the meeting were then tender
ed 10 the Presidents Vice President and Sccreta-
ry for the manner in whi.h they had respectively
discharged the duties of their offices to the pco-
pie of Danve for lhcir Kindness and civllity and
To the trustees of the Presbyterian Church for the
of their building.
On motion OF MIR. toNlry,
Resolved, That the Editors of the several news
papers in this State and in the State of North Ca
rona, be requested to publish the proceedings
of this Convention, in their respective Journals.
On motion Of Mr.. Taliaiclrp,
The Convention then ad lonrncd.
TIIOS. NEWTON pr~s't
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TERMS.
ghe LuucLLurg virgiNiNM"

t,rice reek, at "a per aanum, payable !"
~ pr'a'" No paper ,cH be discontinued, (bnt at ue
.1 .,;on fthe Edtors until all arreardg's are paid
@''s,,. ,nlERTISE MENT'S mW be inserted at
W -. ner square, Tor hss,) The first time, and @d
bo fenes f.o,b continuance. Those from distance
''a. paid for previously to their "sertio" unless he
p'us s.i be assumed by some Responsible person IN
LynthIarg. a.. rJ;,o,, must b, rosr PAID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
III. Sl.NPTER,

II As Jnst received most superior STOCK OF
Il Fall and Winter Goods, consisting nj
Black, Blue and Fancy Cloths,
Do. do. Cassimcres.
Nrvets, Plain and Figured,
Satteens, French and English, (pla'n and
fancy)
Treble Ribbed Docskn, superior article,
Wooden Nett Drawers, Especially sultableior
the approaching scason)
Surout Cloths of an Extra quality.
e. Orders from a distance, will meet with prompt
attention.
Oct. 5 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

Em'grdtion.--li was but the other day that we
extracted an article from the New Orleans Dec to
sho" the bitter disappointment that too often pre-
walls IN the case of young men cnigra,ing TO new
country " To seek their fortunes a paragraph
from the last Raleigh Register, the same subject,
has luSt met our eyes =
"'Ts better to bear the ills we have,
Than Nv to others, that We know not off,
1t would be well il many persons afflicted with
the masa Of" going to the West would profit
bv the lesson contained in the sentiment of the Po-
ct In pursuit often Of some imaginary good, men
car themselves from the homes Of their fathers,
breaking up all the associations OF their happier
Ycars, cmigrate to IA distant land 1t is true things
may not u on az well with them here they might
WISH but a little patience and rather more indus
try dian has hitherto characterized them, would
probably make ihcr rough places smooth. At
least, no Que should venture upon so important a
step as emigration without considering the matter
in all its bearings, lest regret should come too late.
This train Of thought has been suggested by the
subjoincd letter Just received from Postmaster
in one of the new counties Of Tennessee:
You viii please to stop the Register, address,
ed to ---and - at this, Office. They were
brothers and arrived here only about two months
ago. On Saturday last, they both sickencd aud
died, and their morlalrcmains were deposited in tho
same grave"
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Selling of at Cost.

NHE subscriber having determined to close his
u business in thi, place, a, soon as practicable,
nnow receiving very extensive supply of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, which he offers at COST.
Being chiefly purchased in New York and Pha-
dephia, at auction, enables him to say to Mer-
chants and others, that they now have the oppor-
'an'ty of supplying themselves on terms in which
here will be no mistake RO. KYLE.
Oct
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
Aug. 10

I AN now receiving my Supply ct ran foods
j which will comprise a neat assortment OF i ancN
and Staple DRY GOODS, and notwithstanding the
advance in Goods of descriptions, am detcrnn
ed to sell prices which cannot fail 10 give sa'slac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING.

OAocK AND WATCH MAKING.
NE Undersigned takes this method Of informing
the citizens of Lynchburg and the adjacent
''uh'ry' that he has commenced the business of
Clock and Watch Maker,
enedoor above the Franklin Hotel and hopes from
ms 'ons eAeiirnL- business, to share portion Of
'nepuble patronage. ID. W. LOVE.
Nav :.
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CLOTHING.

Al, assortment Of ready made Clothing will be
more general than heretofore kept, and will com
Prise in part Superfne Blue and Black Dress { oats ;
BLACK and Brown Frock do. ; Vests and Pantaoons
of all descriutions: Steel Mkt and Brown Cloth
Over Coats, Petcrsham and flushing do; Shirts :;
Shrees; Stocks; Suspendcrs; BucAskin Gloves :;
--H4'l good assortment OF Ladies and Gentle
np,s Cloaks.
II. B.-A good assortment Of Gentlemen's Seal
and Fur Caps.
Also, Case of Tuscan bonncts, which can be
Geld cheap MICHAEL. HAKI.
Sept. 10 Is
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NEGRO CLOTHEV'G.

PLANTERS and House Keepers, DESTROYS Of
etainng great bargain, in Blankets, Cassinets.
unsd Clothes and other Goods suitable for House
VI ned hands, would do we'll to call on
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
WISH to hire good Blac ksmith, for whom Ii
= beral wages will be given
SEM -
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WISH to purchase 1000 yards of Mountain
L Jeans, for which will pay Cash.
VI. HART.
Oct. t.
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FOR SALE.
10000. H,coS'
100 boxes Candies.
WANTED,

SAn RUSH FLAX SEED, for which the high
DUU est Cash price will be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Aur. 10 Us
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Sep. 81
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-28
D2. ". C. HOWELL.

HEAVINGt located himself at Little Rock.
 a a- for the purpose of practising MEDI- CINE and shRGERY, respectfully tenders hts Professional services to the citizens ol Little Rock and it's vicinity. Prompt atten- tion will be paid to the duties of his Profess ion. He will be found at the brick house im- media6ely north of Mai. Peay's, and recent ly occupied by Df. Spfaene.
 T. 5. bIs. fE4owatL isrecently from Alba ny, N. I. at which place he has been engag- cd as Assistant Physician to the Hospital du- ring the past year.
 Little Rock. Jan. 7th. 1895. 40tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-28
FRESH GROCERIES.

IECsEI WE'D, per steamer Compromise, a ay from New Orleans,
 ! keg pure gingerf barrel alspice C boxes elaFet; 6 do. lemon syrup
 3 dc plain syrup; B drums figs , barrels almonds; 10 do. sugar
 ? hogsheads sugar. , barrels nolasses 50 bags ground alum salt; 10 boxes table do. box James River tobacco (saperior) box sadlery, containing gentlemen and la dies saddles, bridorn and 5natile brides, coll lars and hamess riding and drivers whips, stirrup teathers, 65c.
 On hand l25 barrels Kenhawa salt, avera- ging 340 lbs. at the low rate Of S4 50 per barrel, by ;. DE BAUN.
 July 3, Isa5=l4