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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.-The New
Orleans Courier of the 10Th contains late inel-
eencc from NJ cxico, brought by the schr Sarah Ann.
Capt. Bontemps, from Tampico 1t papers, that,
on the goth ult., a sangulnary battle took place al
Iamplco, between the adherents of the government
aud its troops, and the fedcralists, commanded by
Gen. Urea, IN which the former defeated, with
the loss Of 500 men killed and wounded Among
the prisoners taken by the federasis Gen. Pie
dra the commander oftle government troops, who
was shot Immediately after his capture.
The federal government had refused to acknOw-
ledge the treaty of Vera Cruz.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF
MEXICO TO THE ARMY.
Companions in d,ms-Our country is in danger,
and calls us 10 its defence. The government of a
powerful and distant nation, which perhaps only
knows from the gold of our mines, and the trea-
which may of its subjects have acquired a
mong us, now insults us in every possible manner,
aud thinks it will civllze US, though commencing by
our degradation. II seeks our friendship, to impose
upon dsgracelul conditions, by which alone we
may be admitted to its anty, and because we have
resisted noby and justly, it has waged war upon our
coasts. Our moderation and magnaninity, our de-
sire preserve peace have been construed doubt
less into imbecilty and lncapacity for sedelence.
In shoft we have been mistaken for Atgerines let
us prove to The II that are MExiCANs.
TdLiam Troops !-Remember that you are the
who, without foreign aid, without military tao
tics even without chiefs, astonshed the world by
heroic deeds, by your consistency in the combat
by your forttude in enduring toll and fatigue; re
member the resolution with which you plucked from
the hands of your rulers the laurels of triumph and
brilliant trophies of conquest.
Soldiers ,--The French have thrown down the
gauntlet in Vera Cruz--it has been raised by some
of our comrades and the strife has now begun. Let
ns hasten to maintain il, and let us answer on the
affairs Of our injured country. taking Heaven and
orr posterty as our witness never to Law down our
arms until our rights are respected
Coarales In this sacred struggle vc will consri-
ute tie vanguard our CORPS de reserve will be the
nation en- mass. which admires our deeds. and will
crown our victory or reyenpe our glorious dea.h.-
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BOARDING..

The subscriber hereby informs his friends and
the public, that he proposes opening Private Board
ing House, at his residence on main street, "a short
distance above The Union Hotel Oh the first of Janu-
airy next; when he will be prepared to accommo-
date about ten Day Boarders in good style and on
reasonable terms. For farther particulars apply to
the subscriber. S. d. TOMPKiNS
Nov. % ia
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INSURANCE.
10 he Editors ofhe Louisville Journal.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 90, 1888
SIR-l have this onent bceu informed that sto-
ry is going the rounds OF the newspapers on the
thority of correspondent OF the New ork Anne
rlcan, that am =" not crdctty in position 10 make
Il satisfactory report Of mn Disbursements" owe 1t
TO myself to say that the statement is utterly false
| have accouated FOR every cent OF public money
that ever came into my hands, my accounts at the
Treasury will show Editors who have published
the statement referred to are requested to tins
arIclc THO. S. JESSUP,
Maj Gen. and Or. Master Gen. OF the Army.
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NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.-The,

NORTllEASTERN BOUNDARY The ed-
tor of the New Norl Courier and Enquirer has seen
letter by the Gladiator dated London, the 9th No
yembcr, 10 high respectable gentleman of New
York which says:
81 am enabled to assure you from source which
may be relied on, that a convention in relation
to the Northeastern Boundary, was concluded yes
terday by our Minister and this Government, which
will probably be forwarded to the United States by
the Gladiator"
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Nrw York, December &c.

NV YoRk, December 26.
A cloud is gathering for the New York Leg,s'a-
ture. The Evening Post today advises the State
Senate not eren bg accident TO allow the cleo
ton Of Mr.. TALLMADoE to the United States Senate
,oiH be better (for the Senatej 10 hroio dWdJ Their
rotes and let the State be honoraby represented by
her single Senator, SILAs WRIGHT, Jr." &C. A
moral violence of parallel with that taught IN har-
risburg upon the State Constitution, Can make this
plot successful. If they a,,emp, it, they are not
wise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

Governor McNutt, OF Mississippi, has refused TO
pardon BENJAMIN Tanner. convicted johannesburg hter.
In letter expressing thus determination, he says
:. The immense number of homicdes committed in
our State, and especially in Yazoo county. require
that examples should be made and that all should
learn that the free of pistols aud Bowie knives VIII
no longer be tolerated"
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Merico, December |, 1888.

UNPLEASANT lNcIDENT.-By letter received at
New Haven, learn that the U. S. Government
packet Consor Lieut. Gardiner, which lately lief,
New York for Vera Cruz, wantony fred INTO
several tnes Nov. 20, off that por, by the French
squadron. Lieut.. Gardiner has demanded an ex-
PLANTATION of the French C. onsul.
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In The Journal of the Goth find the following
paragraph:
"The persons who are in custody Tor the ARRAY Al
the Gst House are 10 be brought before the Exam
lining Court 10 day. Once we appeal to our
fellow citizens TO disgrace the soil Of Kentucky
by mob violence. Let every viruous citizen aud
every officer Of The law unite in determination to
preserve order and TO put down promptly and ener-
geically the first movement towards interfering
with the regular execution of the law. The laws
must be enforced. They teiH be enforced"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

The New York American mentions report tina
Commodore ELLIOTT of the u. $. Navy has been ar
rested on charges connected with his command in
the Mediterranean.
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PET! E! Tl|jliSXqI

HNHE immense and lncrea.,,,
u these Pills, is another p,oal g 'or ,a Of
b.hiy Of the old scsRs. tia, t,p,S .'' 'a'aih.
ahd vii prevail" Other pill. ,,s - FN,f'gI
ba, Dr. Peters are Pufet.. ,ed ~ 80. Nv, p0a'd
commended Until the eea.abd b, 49,. -hu re-
come almost universal A@' Y.
Dr. Peters ~ould ,npr,,. hi. a., -
public, that bis pals sfe not a eg.,t ~ 'ls
eu, scientific eomPosod 81 .ln'sr. u'tI'e,nf'
bsen The result Of many ytafs ,b,so.s 80 o''
to profession IN ~h'sh be ass rssoii,l '' s,
sud hence Il is az FoPslar 18Th d. rss,'! '''I'
. A. w'ih the Pseple e, large -''' '-'u''
Doe Of The many peculiar tlf,gs, sF,.v
table Plus u, that ahlse rsfy ssv..si ''ge.
eFieels they asc particularly a.t ~ 800 ~
lbsu aslsu. Unlks tbs geusfal.,, Il - - -
she't aPPlieai'ga 10 nsttF aissf4ec : M $50.
gripiug.
Ps,sn' Vegetable Pills are nov r,,,4.l /.
uose who have bad sa ogso,taai,, y 49,,
nPob thsir H1sf.is, a. an ,nss,is.al., pfeIir
BLESSING. ~
N'ihcui IN eresfiien Ia szr o. ses,,,, !,
mfGielag has spread ~Gth ,usa fn3s..iy .s6 I, -.
such ualysfsAl sa,laiasflou.
fisI@fsd b. 1o-sph Priests Psis,t. n d Z,
- lab4tiy street Nrs fask. E.th A.tt.s,,..,
~ Fls Fsses so etass.
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DIR. g.. u. PHELPS
,oNPot NJ
PDMATU PILLS,
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

rHtliIs MEDICINE sbich la bcsa As,5srIfs
n tfsifa AID apTrorsd ~ macy u our uast
respectable PHYSICIANS ard whles h ssbera
% AFhiy rsesmmfa8sd b them. ~ asG - L,
n8metpus cihef respectable individuals, is pass VII
Tered q The psbuc a. one 81 tie beat Atsraiirt
and calsriie Mseteiurs essf discovered.
II h4e psascd itself an aHsy4alie& fcmr1y lu
alI dsssses Of The Siomsri. itrsr S9l,.n. and
hidnsys and i believed q be tie heat SaLafiisfs
" Caiond - fEyERS and ell BILIOUS bis
EASiS At presfnt snown.
II hss a.so h.tn highly recommended Il al
Ahiido's r. Cosiagioa and sIl Epds,alc D,sfasss
aad therefore tive best insa.ciae that Tarell,rs
can usf 10 cgun'craci the effects VI s1posafo "a
unhealthy climates
~ ga ordinary Family physsc /, stands
umiraHfd and a. Il docs pot coutaia oas psrfisls
u any immoral substancs Wiaisrsr and ila ot~f
alton being s6ssuaiiy mud Il may - aiken 18th
Pfrfsd safety 10 all cases whore medicine IL 70
qaiftd.
Tor full account q tbs medicine, md iof no.
mcrous certificates from distinguished PAgue,aar
aud others, zee The pamphlet recently publishsd.
10 tho hands ii james II Orr, sgtni
IL The unequAIed celebrity II this medicine.
and The copsequ NJ Increasing demand for H. has
induced various individuals 70 present ,icir - N.
iptng 70 the public under The name q Tomato
VIE r others have only changed the name Of
heif Dositums and assumed that Of my pile. In
consequence Of these proceedings, Il has become
necessary FOR me toCAuIlON the public against
these various impOslupna As those are ell sold
Of much less price than the genuine, some Drug.
gusts have assumed the responsibility Of ceiling
them where mino haze been ordered This mak,s
q important iof those 10 wsh the article which
has boen 40 highly recommended aud which is
nov prescribed by macy u our 6td physleians.
10 enquire for DR.. G. X. Phelps Compound 70.
maio Pllls,' and 10 ace that ny name IL upon the
envelope ol each box. Price Q and IS cents rcf
Boz. iof sale BY
JAS II ORR, Agsni
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To The Public.

IN IE un5s-s rrfl AdmaIsiratiE Ct the e.
- atr as go lltzskns NUlss. i5rmsf Id
ll- Zoo keg -.isf. 2tss .esss % iute'm the Pss-
~ gs lasFs gfs v-a p y atFyas.d If, un rgasCua-
g. trfs5., ~ iaH ss,a 81 Mics Regsssr from
Ia rsza,s So menf 10 sotame atty. Inclusive, wssh
= Is ssgelsaenls ard genersi indsr, sil eDul-
r.ssts pou afHlns . psflod q sv-estg IRE yoGrs.
s8veg@er V il HarscF ot sets incsa4iaE The -
es-s. fhar1. aa1 fsf.k ssries, frvaa September.
Iii. 70 s~gssnasr ! $50 wssh s7sndfy odd -
l-ass - cos aeta tse seis * ls@sc ; ho may have
bar - are sem saassfasets - LIE zork.
se SOUS Aisa sag ieare 70 state, tasi, yielding
e be lperlggs asresflfy Ehaca eIGsts - 20 d.
lag go hsa s.aesa al saAu,a duo % The sa.a IS.
c.e-sz a - ash1s q PaIlF EElG ar, i ibe riiy
q u smafs, utfs vles v s4F.ag tas same col
1ec4& and esg@sd ~ Atvs a.. l.ae books Of The c0n
esrs ssiag II h.Q ssess4sn sd 70 ahon apa iss.
tisn can Re n1.- tx seis sF -Erts Of seis Of lAe
4fsess44 gafk
Tas aaasfgasosd hepes fbst she s &c; prcsB-
frgag sa1 esgc0 IS aasiag ths kie4 aud llssFAl
ysh4r press - tae Ues'gd ~lsses gise tie f3re-
r. E@ iusestf1us. @8tb ,ts tisH # aiding
Be- ieraes 81 the s4rslas copies d tie ReEfs-
o.. s9s q rfsazf To- sgnis 41 fsom lhass tgf
Whass eentsi he lslsrs n tst h1sbaad we're
o. sz.sssis given % ens,le ~ s4.tln ikiuetn
q sfea, asai u 4se .se sazcf tsrs.5< yssrs d
az
Sally ANN NILES, Adzrx.
Hniaetga. D.. Jsat - i-39.
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Land aor sale.
NOTICE.

II ER>oNS sr' cautioned against employing
n seyu ut hands. Iaosr who DO 50 NAV
re.t assured .A4. s -; ihe 'ss " force 81 ..rd
lhsn JOnN PENNAN
.Ia.s 5. l,39. +S9T
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Important information

Tsus.s sa8sfiAg Ei.a Chsl.y4 Bssy,es, D,arAaar
Ss~ass Con PAINTS, Coiies, Cramps & SPANS
TksHE atlrg 81 4 :. BERSARD.s R.Ynsdg
ID fgr Chsssf8 has eessed o b. proslenn ~.
petwscs. TIE unlf s2re foundation Of Medicinal
e. - Ell ether asds u ssow edge, has e.iec,u.liy
sstaasshst tai tie jadieious con petition " The
ksmesy, IT. aeuifsb.e adaptation t. tbe ya-l98s
Iatfeatioss heh occur IN the course Of gforc DIS
elsts n the stomach, liver aud 1ysaeis. us4.lHy
sEaAted as Cl,alcra c5rlylstnts led tie prgpfis
To- ta sutleipate from ihe Gf.t % all ,vgerIenar.
bgsessr tbs, " men cgmpsteut r. Discriminate
stfHfais.y sad 70 decide justly upon TIE fleets d
uaes .ne must BE- the bcsft sad with such lg
a. sfsf, even he NOT st.oos 10 lLlse fnaiters.
nua liY aside taere qFejaeiges.
Iat 4isai.9ns u cure afe--t8 tfsrcufI.za tie
stomach AID 5lasls. 70 relieve the excessive ptIR
iug sgc FufgnE 10 s#sy lHe Increased Ifr.taJagi.
~ o the hter!Hes, g!Flug ,se '9 increased pefis
tsiic mJilou % rsliga n.at 5hfgmat5e state II The
bO@eh which De- ollgn tae attendant ~ chronic q,
49, sometimes accompanied Arb inflammation
CO. aice'a'loo; TO overcome Sic s.asr.s ss.. lr
u etfeDl@fioH, and restore asfntl o. .ts s,.rlaef
fassoye congestion Of the inter-. aruaa.. a,s "a,
seliesa thu morbid rfiisbiIiiy o. tia t-..aar ,er
soue sysieai ali Of which has been ,F.rt.s b,
IN Sc Of B,ysarf's Tsemsdg fgr Cb9'v4. eer,.G
esoi waiea base been given a. saf.s4stiaes rt
uis efficacy ln casss widely different IA t4eiF OIL.
e.. aac atagfr-s gf .seb other
g. i.ma t4'hr tsrubrates and directions s. tlrA
sceHa r.a battle. they srr the bsste,id,srr
that eAa be given Igfss.e y Williams Il BOYD
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<~.t- fYtHE subscriber wishlng 10 re-
el-xTn.se a. nave 10 The West efsfs 'sr
gynI.i. NJ Salc his gaiuabls iAads ly,as
se1R2a2e tbs upper end y this Cooaiy. To-
Land. are Situated isys mirr Soash ri Besiy's Fore
On tbs rea4 Ieadsag 10 Cb4riog;s. The Improve
msots an a eomfaftsble dssiisng wtlh al psees-
~ GOT buildings. and : xuc@ Sa~ Atl and Cot
len Gin. Ab0sl 80 Acres 81 the iar5 e.sasva
lad RsAsr asaAt.ss-.s~a- 'Glaa ~s-rre Lasas aeFt
originally three separate Tf4cts aad can 81 q.
v,ded % sai, purchasers. Tbs abotc LAads can
b. had at fedsced Piee BY 40 carly spylleat.on
10 the subscriber.
SAMUEL t.CWRiE
Arfii n. 1889. 4471
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Owners orGoId Wines.

uyHE Sa0,cri0lP. Who j. a residsu, n Eag
4 land has Spent some noaihs N the JsiIcd
; 81. t. examining several SECTIONS q TIE Gold
Mnins districts, aad has s-qlit.d cJn,icerabl,
aa = q the value and prospects q successful.
G.d N.Hing d. property ecUcuegea.
h, intends on bis return 90 Europc Z exert hum
sci ln making snoan 10 the poohc 10 Eng'a
l. aevaH'sees that may reasonably &c anticipated
frann l0eicilos operations.
H4aug extensive connections with soWC o. The
lesciae Capitalists Of London, Liverpool Ac tbs
sadscri5ci Il - his services 70 persons having
NJ aiae Prcpef,y either 70 jease or sell 10 disPo>-
,rr 81 tie ssus, and Is ready fo lnspvct aac take
p4r..ealar, sn1 specimens o.: ORD.
I.c,,r-. Pps Fsid aad re. cations 70 Henry
+ sts1 care 81 Mcssrs Irwin \ Eins, vi! re-
cSste a.ieatau.
Ga sa.,t. 1874 Ja!g, ls39, t462
-. Tee ,aa Salisbury Pspers and Carolina Ga
rxsas = II paai,b tae aloto iatte week ADD sca1
~ srrsan,s % .ac li.es 81 TIC CA4floUe Jolrua.
G. Augment
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Yankee and Fancy AsoNs,
Bt GsIE~ and sIIkfI.a.
10000 genuine Horus Multi
CauiI. tor sale.

w. gatIiE sasaef,bst ss COS prepared
III 20 maks teantfAetp So rs ~.
~ .nsfy q ihss e4lath.s Tres tles lss1.
mg the sk pofaJ ~ tts l&I A.
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thg Tx *ak ~ofn1J ~ the ia4h ~
ihare has s~st a0a s.lg 81 Ne asafy
ffaoas pFactiesd 8gaa ths 4uusFsstsez. NJ sab.
sstlA~f = Atrants lhss nau astess % = y the r.
name alad. bis orig saa s5ass was .Atasacs fson.
N 3eaa n ssttga. VI Baile.4fr, asee eAfs "a asa
AGA part y tie u,s laat fsai rebt.s e. h&s -.
kea pt,sn A1ag 10 e.a r., aelrg ~ f'at essf
aseagh, 10 the Insssd Stats Tee tfts 50, s~sr
gf5Asug 10 sG s1Poaea si'atlsaa sfrce afs' oAsair
81 and bs4ng fs~ seeitmassa Ia gfHisfabir % thsse
lately introduced igsa yhs cpgnlsY. 1 AL sls.5 =.
euaya'sl b, n,Yts4 ibs Ffsssat ytaf sn1 earty
r4Ft III 81 lAAsa 10 render dls sfss eaeA taa ttt
y rfecasss, sasifurtbsn ggssa fg es'shsssts apua
the e4Hv4tson 81 iha aanle Al tAe fer " tu greet
sgaud sua this ssaaon sheat " esssr - eassining
d THIS ytAt. ths@c wtahins 81 gaftasse . s44 a.
eel % sgsak 10 ils. aid tba' there NAY Be to dss
Appointments fygBsaf u.s. ail II kfgs ans ih.s
advertise mfnt tiauea laoG A. tbs naa. ag
ata4e-nsmst = takga GO TIE 81 hsefih~e w.ft
attn satr snEsxvmsats taf itw ttsnsaU 4 Siih
WORM hf,t.> 81 tbs most g9sas e And rsas le,s
1he aotass ~. te ird elcI4ssyrlg ssaa ikr Horus
M4lac4ais. All csnr,aeHrstt3us ~ rail. tneAs
y pass paid and al! sias.s a.,.ss =. tegynpaeiea
b cash.
J r fFITgutRp
F,5 81. $50 H-y
y. Is Pvtso0s arr invited d. aa'. aas ere tt Tree
able grga ing an .stEs II, lssmse.tss
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Salisbury Hotel.
THE ~tI.sCRIRER

Al - bsANlNG recently pur.
Esf<A ~. Il n chased the above Hotel
sfSax " from TAeRas A. Hgus. Ere
ga Ees .'otnerly owned By Va. II.
y ~. -, Slaughter iaiurms utg Pob-
1880 49, c that be intends carrying
i, "a lAruagh bis superintendent, CT Edrsrd
.srbrsarA ia ssyl, that shall no, be surpassed
~ sny establishment OF similar character, "a all
Old RIP o. 10 any other southern State,
Gca'irmen Who Ntc fond OF good Fare, has II.
gaors, a,st Beds, and Stables ~sA fePPltsd wita
Gram and Proycnder Of al kinds, conducted ~ =
spyerior Hstisr, are respectfully solicited 10 esis
both s. tie Proprietor ara Superintendent, So eath
i. determined that no gentleman Or l.dy shall lrase
lie House dissatisfied.
wM. D CRAWFORD. Praprisior.
APrl "a, l-39. 800
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A CARD.

COL YARBROuGH ~ trply snSi0ns 10 see
b. az GisH8s And tosmer oHtfgaers at The abuse
Hotel. and pledges himself 10 are no pans 80
render their saaa,ioa, dsr'ng their stay, pleAsani
and eumsorsblr.
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as~ GROCERIES,. 81

on HE lnsers gned having removed 10 No -
- Paar street take this method u relaEalus
LAIR Eralstal Aekaowlecg 5eEts iu their tfends.
81 jae l5srAi patronage f.theri5 btsiostc, anc
q salset caallll 4ace q she same. Ihtx max
I4aa "a store ans 8. tuntnoe 70 AeeP a. al uoles.
a. extensive auc weI = lectsG ,tocs q
Sugar. Coffee. uoias>cs, liquors.
BassiE Irvine, Bale-Rope, dc.
Aad IS one 81 Tia eoaaetu td -eaaFn 10 TIE city
Surinr TIE sanmet We promise s.rsei Alsa:.ga
G. al eo-4Ga4a1s q cur p.traUs
FARRAR & HAYES.
clagisafss. Jriy l2fA, SO. t4t5
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RIonnoNb. Nov. ..
DISTRESSING ocCURRENrr

Yesterday morning Mrs. Ann Knowles -,
Frederick Knowles. and Mrs. Elizabeth r ~ "a
wife Of Samuel Edwards were found froze, '''
on nle island. neaf, and sulaenh at beln. 9 eih
Isle. They resided ON Belle Isle, and tI"f. pelc
bands were in the employ Of the iron uranuCo[,aQS'
establishment located there. According In Ill ,fha
oner's inquest, II appe ans that these uplo,tnn,,a'' VI
med came on VISIT Monday evening 10 = b. "o'
town, intending to return home the same cvo.f u
This they delayed until O'Clock al nipb, vias -
canoe in which they came being removed ,bny a 1Ne
cludcd 10 venture in very small aud haza,do,, ou
III the charge oil the negro ietryman beonoirr ~
Island. negro man saw Them leave the sho,o VI .'1
watched Them until he thought they were on, a. >
ger. But the canoe must have upset brC,,a va 4
reached the Island The ferr,man had no, ~
found last night The women, ii appears b,dLs"
barely able 10 reach the little island where ,he.
their sad drath-they we,e found PROSTATE NM, u
edge, with their ieel in the water. They were III
mothers, the youngest about 80, The oldest abon, On
years OF age. The water where the c,noo ~
was sufficiently strong to wash them down, in iL,
nnmbed aud feeble condition, to the place wbe,o
they persisted.
canoe which va7 made fast 10 the shore OIL.
Belle Isle on Monday evening. a1oat in the rye,
below well rs the small one. This fact indoc
the supposltlon that the lettyman reached the SIM,
aud attempted To rescue the women in the cano
which he found there. and that in this noble feo,
lie met his death The verdict of the Cotonr,,
inquest on the bodies OF the women was in areo,
dance with the statement we have given.
Hlcin0H4 Com1jIfr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

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G1slsroa }eree per tic british Queen.
We have been favored by friend miihhe follow
ing letter tom Anlwefp winch may be OF interest 10
our tobacco grow ers and dealers.
.AsrWFRP, Oct 30th, 1899.
Dear Sir-Wo confirm last reports Of 9Th
I'LL. and have 10 day tire pleasure OF continuing our
advlcrs. BY tn anueSed statement you will per
ceiye TIM several transactions have taken place in
ordinary Virginia Tobacco, but at Il considerable
reduction IN pnces. We entertain DO expectation Of
dong my good in them before rrlccs shall have
given WY materially in your part OF the world
The production ot lone Leaf has increased 10 an
Incredible extent siuce The rise in value of the ar-
Gle in tie Unaed STATES and the common lots of
American Tobacco are almost entirely suppanted
by IL In Europe. The majority of consumers hay-
ing become more used TO the Home grown leaf.
great fall in the value Of the exotic panl only. can
brng the Latter again into general Use, and tins will
only become apparent after the cultivation of The
former shall have been checked by very low prices
OF the latter, 10 render tie production Of lomc
grosn Tobacco Improbable TO the planter, THUS.
fear, cannot ieslltIn the coming season, even #
prices, sccms 10 he expected, should give way
considerably inlhe Uuited Sales, but in the follow
Ing year prices may again lftan proportion whio h
would leave "A chlnce OF operating with advantage.
As to The Gncr descriptions Of American Tobacco
wnch cannot be supplied BY European production
they are likely to be better supported. but great
caution aud cncuus paclIou will be necessary in any
operation in them, experience has shown thai
then consumption Is alsO materially decreased by
nigh prices.
We remain, e..
G. & &. kREGLiNGER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

ing OF 10000 bushels OF Penns,l,,,.
$40 lbls. OF Flour, aud 256 hhds of a. wheat
Bnk. t'eltiaa
Pho slip Rowland cleared on Friday Ion -,
With = cargo oi 3i5 hlsls. Of euereron Bal ''aoh,
abant 2oop bbls. OF Flnu, :" : AID
The snip North Star fof Liverpool, has ~.
board 200 bills ct Fionr and % hhd> and To. on
OF 2"qeHion Bank. She Mil sill ia a d., -. y
two. - uf
The New lolk llelald SAYS thai on the OH.
10000 bills. oil Flour reached that cir, b, lb \ al
RIVER. This unsua amount in one ddy was M. ,o'
some measure. 10 the delay of some Of III.
and they all arrived together. 'od's'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
GREAT BRITAIN.
rnr BRITISH qurES's MARRIAGE

IfI INIII IT tIEIN ) u NhIi lGI.
There is nov no longer any doubi abotf the in
tended marriage Of lhe Queen utth Ptince Albeit Of
Sake CObafg lie is constantly with her; eat, ulIh
hcr,taks with hef.aud rides win h,r. rhs laer Is Il
be told 10 parliament ncxt December, aud the mJt-
rage 10 lake place 10 Apfll.
TuE QuTEN's MARRIAGE -Fl,mr rnuofe lrsIu
10 fpen luto certainty asfo The rage OF he Quera.
and II seems thar Ictoria VIII not. ike lie furmef
maiden sovereign, be leased with repeated appca=
lions from paflamcnt to enter the matrimonial I'll
Gle. Prince Alben is "a, ST It the palace. which
IS likely 10 be lis home and our lir readers Al
least, may be curious 10 know something offhe form
aud bearing OF the man who can win the hand Of a
queen, We may add Ihat lie is described as fife
noble looking fellow with blue eyes, hair and wins
hers rather sandy stature tall Of cheerful disposl-
ton, most unaffected in his mauncra and lac speaks
English well, but With something Of foreign accent.