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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
A ND FOR SALE.

VxviII. he .ola at public auction, al The Red
w ua.se IN ,he !. pperend OF Charlotte county,
on Saturday the lah da ~ oe,ooel nsM, i's' %
Land lying the Red a.o -" ~ , , ~, W,
~ :, ,.'"t .''''' .',a'''k Richard Davenport,
, .na - ~. -" AVN. Woodland. and /.
bounds in the fines, heart Pine ""' "''' ,'''loe,
With rood water power; the sod Ii No. TIL
doubtless be found well adapted 10 tn ~'"'' VI "''"
gain aud Tobacco. s., .,o... =,
on Putnam North, residing near the san, " =, w
will be liberal. and made known on the day " .'
Al the time and place, viii be sold ,ar "
Mill Stones NJ. w. DAVENP0lX'
PUTNAM NORTH. \
Erers, Of Rch'd DarrnPori,A
Scpi 10 W. -
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GrunH Scheme (:

Together with many o. 800, SEQ, 49, &c. &c.
For sale IN great variety Of choh.c nnnlor,s =.
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE
o." Orders from the oounlryio I'cke's drawn D.
d. S. Gregory 81 Co. in all pirginid Schemes, (ac-
dompanied by cash or Prize Tickets promptly aud
coLGdenlluIIy attended to, when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Va.
o. Ny customers may always depend on see,
ing the numbers OF every Lottery IN when l
sell Tickets, published in this paper (lhe Vngi-
mani So soon as the Official List Of the Drawing IS
received. ii. II. BoohEh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

- The New Hampshire Patriot pours out a
food of abuse upon Rhode Isand-It calls her "a
dlnv Bank ridden, federal State! II the abolition
ist DOR had beep elected the vocabulary OF com
,,i,,.,, wonld have been cuIled instead Of The bl
lingsga,e dictionary. All are honest democrats VINO
obey Martin Van Buren's orders. even against the
teachings oil their own judgmen, and the CONVICTIONS
of their own conscience. All are dirty, Bank nd
den federalists who dare to doubt the Iniaiiol''y
Of our new Pope and his College Of Cardinal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

South. III. Whale liis ha, bean sisnaaeJ by devo-
ton to has whole country. II he is called to pcsidc
over the destinics of our country, we may hope To
SEE the Government honestly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
isered for the good Of the people. and not for the
benefit of Office holders. Now. the Offices Of the
country are regarded ~ "spoils or,he pady--,hen
me may hope TO see this doctrine stamped with pub
iic Ieprobatjon."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

MR.. CLAY.-We find the following paragraph
which contains much matter in small space, IN an
Address to his constituents, by Edward Stanley OF
Norh Carolina, mriiteu since the recent election III
that State:
~ have another reason for rejoicing at the result,
have been assailtd furiousIy because OF my known
preference of Mr. Clay, Candidate for tho fres-
,dency. hope, for the sake OF our country tha'
he will be her Chief Magistrate tie is honest ca
pable. and faithful to the Constitution lie has oeen
The leader of the Republican party in many hard
Coupb, contest. By his exenions. Missouri was al
mitt,d iuo the Mon while her Constitution toll,
ted Si4ye,y. lie IS cm,ueuy the capd'dMs oil me
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
NOTICE..

WILL be sold on Friday tho 90 inst, at the Mar
w ,ko, House in the Town Of Lypchbnrg. avail
liable NEGRO MAN. belonging TO the estate oi
Jesse No.lI deceased. Terms cash.
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS.
SPIT J6 ~"
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ONDoN DOCK BRA NJ

ID Y pintdge 1900.
G. IL An z A q N r. aud Cognsc- CHAM.
pAsrE BRaNpy.
Pale, Gold and Brown SmERRr WINES fthe best
Brands and un,ages.
C mpasne w nc-, NIL the most FISH
ionablc. choicc we'll established. popular old aud
new brands.
LONDON PARTICULAR. South Size and
other Madeira Wines ofvery beat quality.
Port aud Carct w y OF The finest viniages
ard The mos, popular brands.
T,nt,. Burgundy. Chnrnbern, and White and
Red Hsra,itage w mes.
C'oIoy ~. and Holland q v $. and old high fl
voured Botsv,a ARRACK ot the first order.
Sparkling aud St,ll hooks.
Sparkling and Sill BURGUNDIES.
CORDIALS. via Maraschino de Ie,a. Bo,deanx
Aneret- Whit. and Red Curraso, kitschrnwasser
LONDON PORTER, Scotch aud Burton ALr.
Brandy Fruits, Pickles, West India aud ilassnua
Preserves Syrups, Jams, Jcllies, Sauces etc. elc.
s r. q X s Of the finest qualify, part very
old and choice, and n few sample boxes Of new IL
voritc brands daily expected.
Turkish SMOKING TonAcco. etc. otc. for sale at
Howell DAVIES.
Sept Is tsif
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OisIIU AIR Y.

Died on Tuesday The 8h nsi. a, the residence OF
Doct. Asa Barnes, Lunenbufg county Va, JONI VAN
Lew infant son Of H. b. aud Aneellnl l., Richards
of this place aged year aud / days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
ELNIGATION.
BOARD and MUSIC.

MFRS. JOHN TOMPklNS continues 10 ei,
vi siructions in MUSIC on the PIANOFOI
aud GUITAR, and TO receive in her family "
Ladies' who visit Lynehburg for their rJncs'
MIS-. 7. viii expect a portion Of a." eh"'e
Board aud 'ruiiion M e,yanrc. 1T least rs niue
may be- entirely agreeable 10 her patrons.
Scpt2 w
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TWO HUNDRED AND SlxTY-SIX
II e. X II =,
.N.OTZ[E.

WYE will receive James River and KanaNh s
w Scrip. al par, from, persons sending us con-
sieumeu,s of Flour, Tobacco, &c, which will be ai
proprialed to the paynco, of Toll. 90 The same;
LEWIS LUDLAM Il SON.
Richmond Sept I6 I'm
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lOruus Multicaalis.
DIR. II. eM. GILLIAN,
SURGEON DFNTlS'r.

HAS returned TO Lynch. burg, and osa Ss To-
Il l. at the Union llovi. wbere he with 10 fui
keep his office. lie tau s pleasure in informing
frcnds. that. whilst at the North, he sssecies
purchased an ahup liant supply OF every maternal
cess,ry for his hrsuess. Those WIN may Dced
uicial teeth, f one entire sets ara invites
call and exa,ni oe his a,,icles as hs b~lssesthat
are not surpassed for utility or beauty. ~ irh
will insert IN the best and most appSossa modes
Aug. 70 itts
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a~pLENDuD LOTTERIES.
To be drawn this week.

Rockers Lottery n Exchange Once,
Lynuhburg, Sept. l6lh. 1889.
l Capital Prize Of Sl2'aoo
~ Prizes ZOO !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
VjrgiuiN state EGefefy,

For The benffl OF the MononeaTII Aeademy'
Class. No 5. Tor 1899.
To Be draun al 1ierandria on Saturday The 2lstot
Sep,ember. a. The Drdring wiU DC reccired at
MS Office on 1uesddy. 24h INST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

Besides mnny Of $40, $50. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $5-llalvcs 50 30--Quarel
ST. a.. ,aav,n,s rc,v orp,cp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
Sep, Is

nNHE subscriber offers Tor sale large number OF
l. M0RUS MULTlCAULIS TREES, either
by the Bui or Tree. Intending 10 remove 10 the
south. he vii sell Them NJ n more reduced price
than they can probably be purchased elsewhere.
For terms. &c. reference is gwen TO Mr.. Il. q.
Moriss of this place. VIM A. SPARK.
Sept 10 3di'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

u 1t is noted rs remarkable fact. that every
ndh'dual. spoken OF as the Wing candidate for
the Presidency, isa yirgnian--Ci'y, Harrison, and
Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
Drawings Received.

Drawings Received.
Tie following numbers were those drawn for the
J.cesbu,g Academy Lotery, Class No D. for 1882
=, AIcxandri on Saturday the ~, Of Sept. VIZ
81 27 SO 25 10 40 IS l2 40 II 40 Al.
AND
The following were the dawn numbers Tor The
Richmond Academy LOTTERY. Extra Class No. g.
IN, 1899. a, Richmond on Tuesday the 10th Of Sep
TENDER VIZ
IL ID GS 81 % 10 % II 90 80 as.
Handsome Prizes 10 both of these schemes sold
,t BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
Uv'heeiiHg Lottery.

EXTRA CLASS, No. :, FOR 1899.
To he drawn n, RICHMOND on Tuesday, Sept
l7,h. o., The drawing will BIO received al tbs
office ON Thursday, tho 19th inst
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

Jumcs River mud Kan0W1 ~ ScrtF
WASTED AT BooEans 0v r,cg,
DERSONS wishing TO exchao can - pece
dated with the sale VI any, ,.,,.r,, an f1ix ter
by calling at
BookxR's LoraIyv orr,ex
Aug. IL Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
TRACT OF LAND
IN .knlherSf
Sept l6


DEING DESTROYS TO DISPOSE OF MY
ID FARM 4 is now offered Tor sale. IL lies i'm
mediatey on the River above Sc oolhed's Ferry,
one mile FROM Lynchbufg aud contains
TWO HUNDRED AND SIxTY-SIX
II & * II y,
in pretty good state Of Improvement, there are hy or
sixty ACRES in W . o ID S The location Of
this Land re nders il very valuabIe-thcre is joining
ia SAW ard GRIST MILL, aud ihe Lynch
burg and Bunaloc Springs Turnpike Road runs
broad side Of II, and if The size Of this TRACT
should not be large enough there is one few hun
bred yards further that can be bought on reasonable
tens aud the very bcs, iisi. ana 10 the county
containing upwards OF Five Hundred Acres, nearly
half in Wo,ds of the best KIND OF Tobacco Land,
and about fifty acres of frs, and second bottom
with GOOD improvements OF every kind. Possession
given at The end OF the year, or sooner II desr"o'e
and the purchaser can be accommodated with crop.
stock. tools. &c. Sc. JOHN A. NOSELY.
G., M w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

o. r. 'ad the Political articles our first page.
They embt dy PLAIN tarts founded upon Official doe.'
ment,. which admit neither OF denial nor ralliation.
They show h, Nv glarngly esery profession made by
the ,omipan, parry when IT WAS struggling to Set in-
To power has been ,roddrn under foot since IL held
the rcips To he law aud TO tho testimony Nc ap.
peal By them I, e arc prepared TO stand or fall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

o.. NUTMEGS. lot for sale. nj very rea
NM sonahle prices, at 5.
uOWEf. DAVE
Sept. 10 is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

"ILL be sold 81 The Race Track. on ThuFFl'' =
w the 10Th inst. n, public auction, the ~ {
ough-brcI young Horse.
RIEN.XK,
Il is seldom such horse Is put 10 apctioW. sno 2
". uld particularly invite all persons who are & fj
fine ho,scs, to attend, as he ia the best stets
county can be produce and will certainly b.
without reserve. CHARLES PHELPS
Sept. IL lN.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

NOTICE.
yUyUE subscriber wishes TO pure base large qusn-
inv If HIDES this fall and winter, Tor which
the hes, marke, price in cash, will be given.
ROBERT ~. COLLINS.
&C., If w4wils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

OB PRINTING Executed at this offioc, "a ith
} ucatncs, and despatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

The Alexandra. q. .,o,ie frankly says, that 'a' no
place where Mr.. Cha, received public welcome,
with the .inpI, eve, nt.ion of the Fauquicr
Spriugs,) was his reccp,io u o' .h",ns'er eaea'A-
ted to benefit him in my n Pee'' - nc oaAc,'c ~
right and we sh,cwdly susp ny III" MI S"y MN
self will find II to be the case.
" RI, s"o"d Enquirer.
o. We have nothing TO say = INC "'eA"""''"
Gazeue's "franknrss. Though, b '"e way W.
would inform the edno, OF that papc, '""' TOT '''
last two OF three months we have failed " 'e''''
about iwo-ibirds of its numbe,s,)-bu, wcN"
what there was IN the character Of Mr.. Cla> ~
eeptlon, at any point, calculated to injurc D. w.
which is not equally apparent in MI. Van Buren
reception. wherever tho eieotioneeing President
went WIN the Enqui,er for frankly" nd.
NIT that sauce FOR the goose is sauce Tor tho gan
der 7"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05

TIE Narqss De Vssjresil took 'As
fe.aa oil ,he oo,ony. Undsf rs ggsefa-
meet. shs Britain threatened often To IN
rsIe Csaa5a. ba, never realized their pro
crt. Al the IiFne orthis Governor was
occspsed 10 giving ofdcu iof marching al
eoaatct mssehiug his troops calling 'oge'h
Ct nsa then disbandsag the Provincial fn'
tia. HIS death iook place on the 100
October, Ifs5. He was succeeded the
next year by the Chcvsher DE Besohaf'
nnls material aon Of Louis the XIV, who
was for,unstc enough to keep the colony
nlnesren years Ia profound pesce. IL ~os
under has administration that Fort NiSgafs
vas hslt. He also constructed another
for, called Carlton on Lake Chsmplain.
In iT74, Mr.. De la Ionqoiere was
named to replace Mr.. De Desuharnois,
bu, having been made prisoner by the
Britain while on his way 10 Canada, Nr.
DE La Galissounlcre was named Governor
I'D interim. This latter gentlemen re-
turned to France, as soon as the Governor
was released. Nothing remarkable &C.
Cured under the administration of Mr.
De La Jonquierr, who died a, Quebec on
the nth May lisa. Till the arrival OF a
new Governor, the administration Of the
colony deyolved upon Charles Lemoine,
Baron de Longueil, who was Governor Of
Montreal.
ITO Be continued
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
NORTH AMERICAN:
SWANTON, JUNE 5, 1889.
REVIEW OF DURHAM's REPORT,

" The course ofjustice (says Lord Durham. =, !,
" INSTRUCTED, from national hatred lust dec;s,
ION IN any political case is not to be relied on
" and the mode of challenging allows of such aI
exclusion of the hostile party, that the FrencI
" offender may make sure Of, and the Englisb
" hope for favorable jury, and consequent ac.
"quitta.' ''' az
The above is another instance OF Lord
Durham's 'personal experience" and i'm.
partial Report. "The French criminal is
sure of impunity, while the Anglo. SAXON
pet may only hope for it. To prove this
his Lordship has been at some pains 70
md out tco cases! two solitary cases
which look something like the picture he
has drawn, and which he holds on to The
view OF his mistress, the Queen, as a verv
hldious one indeed but at the same time
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
ONE DAY LATER.
Resignation OF Ministers.

- -
In the House of Lords on the 7th o,
May, Lord Melbourne announced the re.
signatlon Of all the ministers, and its accep.
lance by the Queen--in consequence Of
the vote on the Jamaica government bill.
NINE DAYS LATER STILL.
The Grea, Western has arrived bring.
ing English papers to the 18th.
Peel formed a new Ministry, which last
ed few days only. Peel and Wellington
required Of The Queen to dismiss her femule
ministry, which she peremptoriIy refused.
" She was going TO be ruled by faction. -
80 the new Ministry resigned, and Mel
bourne took office again. Lord John Rus.
sci, Pamerston and Spring Rice going to
the Lords, as Peers; Lord Durham takes
the Foreign Department Butler some.
thing, and Poulelt Thompson, the Ex-
chequer. This is the new Melbourne
Ministry. Parliament is aljourne d to h
9th
On the 10Th partial revolution com
menced in Paris, which was put down,-a
lew lives ost,-eight Regiments sent from
the capitol TO the provinces, the Govern
ment having found out that they were to
Join the people, &C.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
The Canadian Prisoners.

Erehequer Court.-May 6.-The iudp-
ment oil the Court in the above case was
delivered this morning BY the Lord Chief
Baron. After recapitulating the substance
oil the return made by Mr.. Bachelor. the
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
The Chartists.

Il kAS Skkadk aESeSs
The proceedings Of the Chartists have
gone to such a length as TO call forth a
Royal Proclamation.
The Rev. Joseph Raynor Stevens, is
still agltating, to good purpose it is hoped.
He delivered speech at the Crown and
Anchor tavern, in London, on the night
OF the 4th, to an assembage OF more than
5000. An extract from which may be
looked for in the next North American.
At Manchester eight CharliSs have been
arrested, while in the act of drilling, and
warrnts were issued for the arrest OF others.
AT Llanidloes, in Wales, two men who
had been arrested were rescued by a mob,
whose violence was 50 great that troops
had been ordered TO the spot {; and it wus
affirmed and believed that the rioters felt
themselves strong enough to fight the SOL
diers, and would do it. Two regiments
had been brought over in haste from Ire
land and the papers say that in England
The people are arming To an extent that is
quite fearful.
In reference to the Chartist Disturbances,
the Monmouth Observer stgtes that 200
gentlemen Of that town and its neighbour
hood have formed themselves into an asso-
clatlon for mutual protection, and have
offered their services to the government,
which has accepted them, and agreed to
furnish the association with arms.
The Queen held court, May d, for
the reception Of the Crown Prince of Rus
STA and Prince VIM. Henry of Holland,
who had audience OF her Majesty, and al
terWard dined at the roya! table.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05

raoler of Liverpool, he said II had been
urged most iugrnionsly at The Bar, that
the Legislature of Upper Canada had DO
right 10 pass an Act giving the Lieutenant
Governor power TO grant conditional par
don-ihal If il had, il was of no force or
elect out Of the Province, and Therefore no
one was bound By il out of the Province,
nor could any one ect upon It egaily--thai
the pardon being conditional, II was not
competent 10 the prisoner 10 accept II, or II
so that he could recall his assent. The
Court were oi opinion that it was not ne
cessary for them TO decide the first points
in that case. II the condition was void
so also must be the pardon. II the condi-
ton was lawful and the prisoner had not
assentcd to il, then be could not have the
pardon, but having assented TO the condl-
ton, he could not revoke il without also
rcvoking the pardon. The situation of
the prisoner appeared to be, that he had
been indicted for high treason, OF which he
had confessed bis guilt. He was liable to
he tried for the treason, aud he could not
plead the pardon he was in such situa
ton that any of Her Malesty's subjects
would he aiding and abettlng treason il
they allowed him to 90 ut large. The
Court were therefore of opinion that the
prisoners ought to be remanded. II they
mad not or could not be lawfully transport
ed, OF which the Executive Government
would no doubt be advised, it would be
their duty to take measures TO have the
prisoners tried in England for the treason.
The prisoners were then removed
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
FOREIGN.
LATE ENGLISH NEWS.

By the arrival Of the packet ship Shake
speare at New York, Liverpool papers to
April e6, and London TO the Goth have
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27
~ -, u-,,,n,w loan B,.ck..r, cuIl>'

.,nc ui mnom w.s joan B'cH''r, cHIi''' 80
ME several times. William TyacA oHce Or
t,i.c called on me 10 collect t:e a'n"un
with which was assessed; ;'u was no' u
REGULAR COLLECTOR, bu, was c's" oi ihe Gen:
cral Committee. brlicvc that nearly al
the officers otsne custom !.ous', IN doors
and uu', and the clerks, were similarly taxed
end generally pail what they were assessed.
.lt was ass >sed by The General COMMITTEE
of Tammnnv Hal! and Tor the sdpPort ofth"
party d .n,m'n,,rd III" Tannrny II III party.
little inlIviiuai di not pay ;iic amount ne
was taxed wirh, the Co!lacto, wou!d rem uN'
You will b, reported u the G"neroi CoE-
mi,,sc an every boIy well una'rS'ool '"a'
proscr'p Jon would follow. The C','ec'or
of the General Comni tic has an aiphao1'-
i"al book. which contains tie names OF per,
soas taxed. and The anoun. each 'niviuua'
is required to pay.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27

Miss LANDoN-PRUSsrC AcClD.--ln q
literary notice olthc lamented Miss Landon,
in tic Philadelphia Gazette, written in the
usual fellciIous style o. the editor, when dis
cours'ng on such themes, IN expression Of
surprise is expressed that The Prussic Acid
she is supposed to have used for cramp in
thc stomach should have bern employed as
medicine. 1t has long been in use as an
antispasmoeic. but in greatly dilued doses
as one drop Of the pure ACID placed on the
tongue or in the eye causes instant death,
which woulI m Ike it a far better drop for
execu ing criminals than Tie hargsinan;s
struggling glbbet. A few years ago an
eminent physician, Dr.. F., Of one ofthe
Hospitals, LETT directions for one Of hi; pu-
pills to administer Pruss;c Accrd 10 seven
patients who 'ay in row in one OF the
wards. 1t proved an over dose. Before
he had administered to the last, the first was
dead, and so on with the rest. The wIple
work being accomplished in ten seconds,
aud nearly destroying the reputation Of the
dortor.-N. Y. Sun.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27
SPECIAL MINISTER,

From the New York Commercial Ad-
vcriiser.
"The courteses Of national intercourse
require that, before special embassy shall
be accredited 10 the Courr offs. James, an
in,lma,ion of our intention should be given
to the British Government, and that the en-
bassay be found acceptable intha' quarter.
Such an intimalion has probably been de.
spatched by the Liverpool, and upwards Of
month mus, elaspe before any retu can
be received from London Add to which,
that the movements of Sir John Harvey may
be such as 10 render it unbecom'ng on our
part to send new minister TO England at
pres''n.; and i, may be proper also 10 await.
The nc, on or advice of the Government of
Maine in regarJ to the whole matter. For
these reasons, we do credit the sugges ion
that any nomination has been or will 'mme
dia,ely be u,ade."
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27

AmtM ncus from Guadazoupe... .upmards
Of Jour thousand persons 5y the Earthquake.
From Our files Of Havana papers (says The
New Orleans Bulletin W. learn that the
earthquake recently experienced in Martin
i1ue and other windward islands with such
fearful consequences, has had still more dis.
astrous effects in Guadaloupe. There the
victims extracted from the ruins Of buildings
are s.aa'd 10 have exceeded four thousand
This truly appalling intelligence is received
through the Captain Of the American brig
Madrid. from Bar5adoes, which arrived at
Trinidad de Cuba about The 9Th ultimo.
We ava: the details Of this visitation with
impatcncc.