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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

Small p0rl--.Thc Small pos has been quite "a
lal in Nashville, PARTICULAR, 10 the colorcd popu-
laton. II WIS, however, ON HE decline nj our last
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o. To the exclusion of much other matter, we
lay before readers, this morning, the conclu-
sion OF the testimony in the Randolph will case,
and an interesting narrative OF late evcntsin Msss-
.pp being the first consecutive account Of those
events ihai has appeared.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

4 \ ALL on HVry Bfoirp, j.. Bunk Square, for the
y most Fashionable GOODS, for Ladies and
Gentlemen. He /, receiving aud opening, larse
stock of be1W.' Il rilc-s and will continue IN IL
eryc from time To tim, NV aud Fashionable Goods,
rs fast as they appear IA Ne" OK and Philadelphia.
Just 10 haad, 10 be Sotdat Reduced Prices:
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and French Linens
Costly MDscIllrS and other NeStmps,
New patterns of Plud Silks,
Plain and figured Silks various shades
large and beautiful assortment OF Painted Mus.
Inns, which will be sold lutte over cost.
london tal,cos, finest patterns,
French and American do.
Plaid, striped and Plain Glasgow Gmehams,
Ladies Crayats very pretty,
Best Ladies' and Gcutlcmen's Glove and Mts,
Do. do. do. Cotton ard SILK Hosiery,
Plaid Cause Ribbons, beautiful,
Ribbons, assorted,
Fresh iIncus, Cambria and Musns,
Ladies Shoes made to order last pattern,
Gcnrlcmen's fine Boots and Pumps,
Extra fine Tuscan Bonncts,
Ready made Skirts, for the Summer.
Necklace of DERBY shire Spar, that very like the
finest Pearl,
\ few pair of the finest Gold aud Prml Ear rings,
bought AT Auction, and will be sold 10" To
got out of the trade,
French Caps, and Embroidered Ladies' llandhcr
chiefs,
Bead RctirulcS and Purses.
Large aud small sraus of Coral,
Together with a great variety of SeaSonabL Goods.
such generally used b, families
MAY II is
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THE MARKETS..
TIE O'CONNELLS-DISR NELi-LORD
ALNANLEI

The most Interesting matter furnished by our
files OF late London papers, is detailed account
Of series of squabblcs between the OConnes,
Young Dlsrac aal Lord Ahanlcy Several
challenges pass, --.le duel was iouglil-hn, 70
blood was shed. ,..u. jhat on the formation
OF the present I......r,. inrl tl.anlcy dcsigna-
ted Mr.. . Connect "a" man whom any minister
nigh purchase, but whose support would be dis
grace 10 any cabinet" or something 10 the same
effect. The agitator, nothing 10TH to an en-
counter with a willing Lord, rctortrd iiomhs place
i'll the House OF Commons, and styled Lord Alvan-
ley " bloatrd bulloon." 1t took his lortship two
DAYS To recover breath, bat at length he wrote a
challenge, and sent it to Mr. Dormcr Dawson, who
sent ii TO Mr.. O'Connol, who had gone to Dublin.
He also drew up rcqulslon TO the MANAGE
ment at Brookcs Shat is a club house, or Coop
eratiye hotel, where wealthy men get an economic
cal chop-rcquiring that they would cali a meet
ine 10 expel the said Daniel O'ConnclI for def
cheney of pluck The first name on the list was that
of the noble complainant and among others the
names OF Tom Duncombc and the Duke Of Norfolk
The committee, however, refused to call the meet
ing * the agitatorreiscd fight, for which we non-
or him. The Tories would soon pop him on of
the way, if he would avow himself ready to ac opt
the challenge oievery whipster who mighlchD veto
take offence at his sarcasms. We subon few
extracts from the agitator's reply.
4" \, to duelling, | have no hcsttatl 10 tell
you that treat it with the most sovereign con-
tempt, rs practice inconsistent with common
sense; hut above all, as violation, plain aud pail
pable, Of moral duty
" At the same time wish You distinctly 10 un-
dcrsiand that although totally disclaim every
thing connected with ducling, yet / am most anx-
ious on every occasion upon which any can
point ou' TO me that have any where, or in
any manner, done him an injustice, to repair ii
10 de utmost extent Of his wishes. So. if have,
without a complete Justification, offended any man,
am always perfectly ready to make the full
lest atonement he can possibly Observation-Disclosures
neither Lord Alvanlcy any other person re
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m gsT7r,Fy,ss AsTFgETATEc pTLLS,
~ a. a I'd He 81!

WHITE and na Sound TSsh are l soh an % S.
.,,aptare is 10 be found i'll the use of the
pRyrJSH 4NTYSPEPTIC DENYRIFICE.
This elegant Tooth Powder with very little use,
ey,,ca,es the Scurey ia the gums, and prevents the
accumulation of Tartar, which rot only backens, but
looscn, the teeth, aud aceeerates their decay The
ptnrrldcc thus removes the prevailing causes Of of
l,n~n, breath, preserves the healthness and nond-
mes, of the GUNS and renders the teeth beautifully
White. Price % cents
- None are genuiue unless signed Oh the outside
rrpted wrapper. by L. sole Proprietor, T. KID
DER. inmediat, successor To the late Dir. w T. Con
way For sale at his counting room, over No. 80,
Court Street. near Concert Hall Boston and also, by
his special appointment, b"
Howell DAVIES, and
1T !. l.. ROY ALL, lynchbure,
Nav !
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CHE. GOODS.

'ENllE subscriber Is now opening the first oil his
4 Spring Goods, comprising an assortment Of the
most fashionable styles, Of the latest mpor,ations,
such as
Plain and isurcd Silks, (of all shadcs)
White and Colorcd Salns.
Black Satils and lcyantines
Mateon, Italian, lusring and other Black Silks,
White and Coored Florences,
Fancy liandkerchets tof every deserpton)
Linen Cambria liandkerchicis,
Cambria and MuslnS,
laconet, Null and Swiss do.
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Musns.
large assortment Of Caleos
Irish Linens and lawns
BESIDES:
Blue Black sad Fancy Coored Cloths,
Black and Colofed Summer Cloths, Brown and
White Drllings,
Silk and other Nestings, white and cololed Sat
teens,
Roam Casslmeres aud Stripes, very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
81 and III Brown and Blcached DomcStics. &c.
With general assortment Of Goods winch will be
sold at prices to please. ROBERT KYLE.
April 20 Is
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SPRING GOODS.
nH Y'yEH \EIiyES yII StJtl-y E'g

M + take pleasure in announcing the arrival OF a
w part of our Spra1 Stock recently selected
in New York aud Iialt nore---
Beautiful Style Gineha1us,
Printed CUnbrcs, fieh figures,
Spcnli Painted Muslins,
\ very general assortment of Calico patterns.
(ycD tashior8ileA
O. necked CIm5rics. ncw figures,
E'Gr g3E gsT--'T =. l.L.51. =. WEAR:
OF England and saXony Cloths, various
shades
Fa~houaI lie colon.,d Cloths, various shades
SUPERB i.rnlne,ls and Nenopf Cassmeres,
Black FotnoDlac, and oher summer Goods
',tComtfN Merchants and our Customers, are
respectfully invited 10 examine olr Stock. Being
determined to sell almost exclusively tot Cash, good
barca.rs await hoss Hat coH. Ne hope 10 present
them with monthly sunpie- from die Northern cities.
R0BltaSON X ELLIOTT.
April 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

!SugW Car an dfrica.-Mr. Seycs, gentle
mat who was brought mp in Trinidad, and who was
for many years in the charge of sugar plantation
there,-bu who has recently been missionary IN
Africa, -having accidentally been led to took at
Liberia, prononnces the soil and the climate dec-
dedy fitted for the cultivation OF the Sugar Cane,
aud recommend. its culture there.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
AysXg3 gisssMENT!
~, ,be istbmoiic and Consumptire

y, fIf iSthmatic and t0nSumPdte
,.,,u, most prevalent and fatal of all the diseases
incident to civilized soeicts-the Consumption
- a,re,,Ily be traced To the least alarming of dis
' SLIGHT but neglected cold by estimation,
onc,rs. that one hundred aud fifty thousand per
II "r die annually of the consumption Most Of
sto dreadful results may be attributed To common
cnlJs. and a Negligent treatment OF the haffasslhS
'h ,hat generally ensues which is usually follow
~ Ly difficult breathing, pain IN the SIDE and al last
Elevated Lungs Violent and repeated Asthmatlc
attacks alo bring on consnnPthe symptoms Ono on
,uo dollars expended in the purchase Of
ma. 2nnFz ss's AsTTzExATxc pTLIS.
and, Ie attention to Their timely administration,
viii usually ensure mitigation oil these disorders
and generally effect cure The fl''S are also an easy
and efectua remedy for the symptoms preceding and
Recommending the asthma aud consumption. For
coIds. coughs difficulty Of breathing h2hIness ant
,,r,ctures acros, the chest, wheeling, pain IN tn
iJe shifting OF blood, &c Few cases can occur oi
INV, If i'm, class Of disorders in which the pure as-
rrs Of Dr. Relies Pills will not find rich return tpr
.lo;, t,i0Ing expenditure. Price-whole boxes, 80
p,lIs 81 half do. Il pills, 30 cents
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ElGJN 9yg AIS.

a EFT the subscriber, in Buckingham county,
IL near Mr.. Alexander patiesons tavern. on Fri
day night the 9Th inst, , Negro Men, ANDREW
and JIM.
Andrew is a man Of yellow conn leNon. and since
leaving me, understand he hasa wife IN Prince Ed
ward county.
Jim is a blacl; man, very stout and will weigh
IS or l90lbs.
These negroes were bought in Richmond 4 lib
eral reward will be given for their apprehension and
delivery in jail, either in Richmond or Lynchbnrg.
ifdelivercd 10 Mr.J. Il. ID. Payne, Lynchburg. he
will pay the reward, and if in Richmond application
to be made to VIM. H. Goodwin. X. PAYNE.
June II Is
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I'DE. lEEE.-...V'O. d.

;, IL n1 i g 1,i; ;,t r
vonld baye tbe proaies, alacr;,v ~ atone IN any
mn, ,.bo .bow.5 me ,bo, had ,;,,o,;6abIv ,ss,j.
.d lin,
Althou,h TIN e,,be, u.as no, d;srosod N fob,
,l, ,Il.s, SON Mon o,Connou wac loo. err
nnl,ns assoon rs Avanlov unfinished the CORES
nanJenee between himself and the aoitator. a..
Connell tho younrer addressed him a very shirt.
al anil ,,anly lo,,o, from, ,b;cb wo subio;n Tho
t,II,,,;n,,.
:, Al tho world l,o,ys I'm, nv father has bccn
eneaqe1 in nm n,t,rtn,ate ncrsonal transaction
,bat he has nnhl,cly declared his determination
n,,, i,.,a;n !, ho .ir,,I,,Iy enc,god and there
fore ,bat any manm,y address him with safety
and immunity
:. \ nm, ,b,,c, IN fac, !, Tins nub,iclv narad;nu
,,r ;,,,noys =, fob, va, o,,;,n rloarlv ne;,bcr
no,e mr. l.sa tb,n dat or Casino stigma on nv
r,hor. ~, tho ,,,,,,, or which am ,no and an
through u.s. 10 cast discrcdIt on the measures we adj
'socate, and on the Government OF which We are
the supporters.
Thinking IL rgl, that the public should know
the real character of this wretched manGuvrc, and
piNine or conforming some OF those who, without
being oslcnsibly OF Soar faction, have weakly or
basel, lent themselves 10 il rs your conductors
have thought proper thus to explain briefly the
case, toreher with It's apparent and undoubtcd OBJ
ieei, II orler to prevent further mystilicaion. !
have considered You the most fitting medium
through whom To convey this succinct narrative TO
the public, but not, | confess in the vain hope Of
inducing 4 man whom sincerely believe to have
been appropriately designated by my father, and
Who, moreover, has been deliberately guilty, rs I
mnst conceive yon to be, of this utterly ungcnilo
manly and hraegalocia mode OF carrying on party
wari5re--not, repeat, in the vain hope Of iqdu-
cine You 10 give satisfaction, or 10 call upon mo
for a meeting.
" But still lest should wrong you in this sur
msr-noi initiating yoni example in giving this
communication immediate publicity | Will leave
you a reasonable time, during which have the
honor 10 acqnlni YOU that am at your Lordship's
service, and 10 facilitate any such possibility, have
requested friend 10 convey this to you.
| llase the honor to be,
Your lordsbip's most oAi't. humble scrvt
MorGAv O'CoNNuLL."
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,iuii I
c 0 III EExssxo TIERS. SALE.

IN obedience to decree of the circuit superior
i court FLAW and chancerg for Augusta county,
pronounced on the Dist of November, 1881, in the
cases of Hugh Kclso and wife, v. Elizabeth Cir
rard and others, and John Douglass vs.. Hugh keso
and wife, and othcrs-wc shall, on Friday the 10Th
day July next, at Nillboro in the county of Bath
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following SLAVES, to wit: Charlotte. Mary and
child, Fcnton, Fountain. Ben Mercer Moses and 81
las many shall be sufficient 10 raise the sums
requmcdby said decree.
Chs. l.. Francisco -.
D7rid FUR, ''ii :
: ids
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AlarRs.---Ihe latest intelligence from Aigers
Is 10 the 7lh Of MAY. ilostiltcs had commenced
between the French and Arabs. OulId-ou-liabah,
At the head OF large body of Arabs, had attacked
the French advanced posts AT Bugla, Colonel
Lemrreicr in vain objected TO that Chief his
hasnga few days before signed treaty OF peace
with linn he would listen to no arrangement, but
continued his attack. The French lost good
number of men, bu, succeeded in driving back
the Arabs. Colonel Lcmcrcior compelled NJ.
Lowassy, who had taken upon himself 10 conude
the treaty, To embark on board the Chimcra for
Aleers, in order 10 account for his conduct To the
Governor.
FATAL DUEL.
Row, April 2S,-'ihc topic OF universal con-
verSatlnn here /, the fatal termination of the un-
fortunate duel between Mr. 81. John and Count
tRtraliano. In consequence ola dispute attn bali
on the 10Th, they left Rome for the Noapolilm ter
ritors
On account of supposed rudcnc>s on tn part
of the Count towards Mr.. ST. John, the latter had
actually pulled his nose publicly in the bah room,
the consequence of which proceeding was n for
nal challenge neN morning from the Count. The
duel wis first all tn have taken place IN Rom,
hut the police had got wind of it and taken cIlec
tual measures 10 prevent II. |, was therefore re-
solved that the parties should cross the frontier and
settle the dispute on Ncapolitan ground. They
ar,n,l,n,l, 81, AM -, Iu1,, n;obt the 9l,,
in,l. aud they arrived the next diy about noon ut
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rmnsi,nee IN his l,t,rr
Immediately after the catastrophe. the survivor
aud second, re-,rosscd the frontier, but were I'M
arrested by the iomln police Il
supposed however, that they will be sci at libert,
on condition olthcir lca,ing the state. The dael
could hardly have taken place without the conni-
vance Of the Ncapolitan police, though it is said
thai Prince Charles Of Naples actually despatched
:, courier To prevent If. Different ouinions pre-
vail a. 10 the deeroc OF cupabiIity to be attach
"a u ''ls ''s 'e''N' ''",'"'''''' oo' a' seem u
,'s''e NV .'' 'nt' W P"'''' ." ''''''y was
Very '','''s y" "S,''' '''' was o''y P'''" 'o'
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Care,img ssO0s. in hyncs.bur@.

LEAVING been, for some time past unable to
4 Il make as good Rolls, as wished, have turn
ed my attenionlo that business and sent on TO New
York for new Cards, which have arrived, and will
be put on and fixed up neN week, ready for work,
which expect to do well, and give satisfaction to
those who favour me with their custom. You
must Try and get out from the Wool all burrs and
dirt, if YOU expect good Rolls | am ready, at
any time to receive WOOL a, soon as il is clean,
at my Machine, near the Horsetord, and will card
for 81 cents per b., if it is creased, Il h. to To-,
if not, charge for gre9sing. have lard for that
purpose. WILLIAM THURMAN.
June - Is
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VI hrrival oil prugs. NIe dioines, &C.

%STE haze tins DAY received FIJI SUPPLY of
w Hht GS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS,
b I. 5 HGFFS. 81. 80, direct from the Northern
markets, which We can recommend to physicians,
merchants and the public generally, As fresh, genu
me- and Of the very best quality.
We have also received isaisins i'll Whole and halt
huNcs; Figs; pruncs: Ciuon; Preserved Ginger,
and other West India Sweemtat of superior quality
Muscal Wine; Lemon Syrup; Candies of every va
rcty and many other astcles in line, which, Will
be sold reasonable terms. Our friends are invited
to call, our stock being nearly complete.
J. r. & J. T.. ROYAL.
June / ;}tifot Is
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Messrs. John Gibbs, and Robert II.

Nh cSSrS. y OCH 3lppSs ana AODeTt AIS
VI Vau"san s.-Iakc notice, that on the 20th
day of July, lS.}5 NJ the office of John A. Wharton,
Esq. in the town of Liberty, in Bedford county, Nir
ginia, shall take the depositoas of William u.
Vaughan and others, to be read in evidence on the
triad OF a suit IN ehancery, now depending in the
circuit superior court of law and chancery, for
the said county of Bedford. wherein a. J. Agee is
plaintiff, and you and myself are defendants and if,
from any CAUSE, the taking of the said dispositions
shall not be completed ON the above named day, /
shall continue taking the same. from day to dav sn-
til the whole are taken
JAMES II. EPPS,
Guardian Of Mary f, ponghan.
June Is WV
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ls!IAEITsfHgJs. GOODS.

FBGIlL z 7 IT Y b FsVVItF7F.
trRIt., 20, lS35.
NIPERB London Calcos,
- Very rich Partisan do.
Ginghanh Of the rarcet patterns,
Painted and Gauzc Musms,
Black italian : ks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarnc Silks
Ribbed Silk, and other Hosiery.
With a great variety of Fancy Staple Goods, hour
" e<prrtrd ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
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BACON! Bacon!

EEIFNfa. bk31tOAb.
5000 e s.,, "' AID 3r ,s'. a s''""'"- "
ROBINSON \ ELI lott.
June - Is
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GER vi AN
sAN.l,A- rAut.SS CLnTIIS.

n Apea&N C2a viii be taken at this
= Oficr, to learn the irraay Business il nhme-
dlatr application b" made.
June IL
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

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Smltbs; unO uberNaupt fir elmer
un9ebl!oetcn ober elngebiloe
t { n 5sucDIsr @r bssoblte oie
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In1ner notb IN Ger Nahb ogitDoft D.
polmpro lebt uno bicIt i'm oufpie>
'e 9SclIe pon ftinem unvcht 3uruG.
Nuc Mornoniten baben pieitn
lhell unlsres ESTATES osrla(|sn,
!b Femme feinen @lnSi9en in oi>t2m
Shelf oes 2onoes Der ihnen je Ulous
ben fbenftt. Soc @mitD no9t nibt
IN olcfe Oc9eno au Eomtnsn, aus
Surcbt por it!nen OIiubl9en 0enen
er entr'I9ts, um Die Os,oDlung Ibr
rer 9erecbten Scrosrunosn III permsi>
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bcbollptcte. @r 1T Elm QSabrlu9er
llno Ct iogt, er fbnne onsebcn, 100
feb 9eltDblene S5ohen be fdnOen !;
plelleid,t nur III rppb!.
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