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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

lacked the eonnrenanee. support and peeun'afs con
tdbutions OF Mr. Garry; lie delighted 10 uo'ng
good. aud seemed only happy IN the success Of Ell
fo,s 10 promole public benefit br private happiness
But large we're Mr. Caress exetl''ns' ana W.
era as were bis expen iiuts ior objects OF phpc u
social adyanaee The streams 81 private charity "ere
continually nos,nC from has hand, aud his list oil pen
soners seemed to Lave swelied TO a number lla'
was almost beyond the means oi Ind'lda"' ooun'''
widow and the orphan was never ~ VAN ~ MS ooo'
he had hand open as day 10 melting charity.
Nh Carey regarded with deep interest HE eilo''s
NJ the youne in business aud never fai'ed TO lend
his aid 10 those who asked his advice, and evinced
desersnps Of his approval and assistance and many
who now NOUN Iii. departure, feel that The comforts
winch hey enjoy have been multiplied by tie edity
The confding generosity of man who would not 1--we
to himself who knew nothing OF pleasure thai lnclu
ded not Others in lis causes.
We enter not the sancty Of domestic bereaye-
meni, but may say that thousands will mourn q
friend and benelacior. with grlei scarcely less thar
that which will be felt by immediate kindred
u. $. Gdz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
W He L.

We understand that letters Of enquiry have been
received at this place, within a few DAYS since. from
the Eastern Cities touching The prIce and freight of
Wheat in Tennessee. 7 his fact we mention, to a
waken our farmers 10 The prospect which the enquiry
holds out Of a good Wheat market. during the en-.
suing winter and spring. We have very le doubt
that wheat can be brought here at saving price to
the farmer, and shpfed TO Northern ports wuh pro-
Git 10 the merchant specuatot At the last dates
Southern wheat was selling inthe Philadelphia mar
kct at 81. 25 81 30 per bushel. Flour. fine al
1928 per barrel These rates. if maintained will
amply justify AT least 624 or rs cents busheI for
wheat, delivered in Nashville on The Cumberland
during the shipping season. For the Northern mar.
kets. wheat should be sacked in good linen sacks.
holding about two and hall bushels each
Nashville Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
PARAGRAPHS.

Fatal and Remarkable Coincideace.-Mr. Ger
ton Railroad, was killed, Monday evening, by
head being caught under bridge near kingsO
aud was dfeadiully crushed. lie was acting
! brakeman for young man who had gone TO Prov
dence TO be married TO the SISTER of The bride wh
was IN the cars just year since on the same d.
that hlr. Lord, also employed on the Railroad aD
OF the wedding party, was killed in tile same mannet
near East Greenwich.
Judge Breeze ofIllinois has issued an injunction
restraining Lieutenant Lee from further prosecute,
the works for the improv .ment Of The harbor Of ;.
Louis. The work was carried on under the aH
thorny of Congress The object of the work was %
wash away bar that is forming in the harbor oil s.
Louis and TO effect this the Government was ma
king dyke from Bloody Island to lie Illinois
shore. But while The dyke would wash out IN
hafbor OF st. Louis, it would fuim a bar IN IN
hnbor IN the tUwu e BROOKLYN on the opposh
shore. TO avert ibis injury TO Brooklyn the inJun'
non was obtained. Lieutenant Lee suspende
operations, and awaited the advice OF his superior Or
fCers.
Chefohfes.-The Little Rock (Alkansas) 6'
zeus Oh The goth uilmo says: I'VE have rece'
ca 40 news from the Indian nation for the last we'
Dut every thing appears TO he quiet lhcrc-both pa
ues are IN council, though separate the Ross P|'
~ at the head waters Of the Illinois river. and ivy
hloge party at tie mouth of the same, distance
some sixty or eighty miles. wrong statement IS
we see, going the rounds in the New York pape's
as to the murder of Ridge and Boudnot, wh"p
should be corrected. 1t is stated that the Ross ap'
me hldse parties bad desperate fght in "h,,"
Ridge aud Boudiuot were Killed. and upwards Of
'' ten waiIots. THIS is d mistake Ridge "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
IIREE PEA SONS

gentleman who bad some knowledge Of packet
ships, was yesterday commenting on tie speech OF
James Smith. Esq. made al meeting Of those
ested in the Brit sh Queen on her return to London.
Mr. Smith there stated several reasons why the Anne
rican merchants bad abandorcd the idea of building
steamers 10 cross the water 10 compete with those OF
Britain. Tie gentleman alind,d TO said there were
three other reasons. which Mr.. Smith omitted and
which probably bad some slight influence with the
American merchants. The first was, they were FAR
from being convinced e heir safety security; the
second, they had YET some small doubt Wheeler the
enterprise had been could be made profitable and
the third. that post notes could be had to per
cent. month"; which was much moie profitable in-
vesment than any other branch of trade present.
n Y. Express
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

SULTAN MAuMouD.-The use OF wine and strong
drinks is forbidden by the Koran, and drunkards are
seldom found among The Moslens. But Mahmoud,
the late Sultan Of Turkey, endowed with n
vigorous constitution, pow erlnl and energetic mind
who had done much TO improve the condition Of his
subjects, Ear forgot what WAS due to hi own
character and dignity, 10 his religion and To
the example which he should place before The people,
as to quai to the intoxicating cup. In ii is
way he ruined an excellent stitution aud actual
~ died Of deierium heuepS
The conducf Of Aahmond in this particular an
pears to he viewed by his son and successor not as
pattern to initiate. but example To deter. II
IS said, and We hope II will prove TO be correctly said
that on his coming 10 the throne, one of his first
acts was To canse the immense stock Of rch wines
and other intoxicating drinks. which his fllher had
collected with great labor and expense to be thrown
into the Bosphorus. The present Sultan oil Turkey
has embraced The doctrines Of total abstinence.
Boston Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

FROM HALlFAX.-A Halifax paper of III. !,
instant. states. two American fishing yesseI.
been detained by British cruiser of Cam n u. u,
Prince Edwards Island and compelled TO 'brot Ih'
full cares Of fish overheard, lor an alleged brsN
the Revenue Laws.
Capt. lIealy of the Mail Packet Velocity =.
two others, was carsized ina sailing boat. I'm.
were picked up apparently lelrss. and means US,
to resuscitate Them. Two were restored, bur an =
tempts lo,+eooyer Capt, Ilealy were intellectual T.
cnre,p,ising officer, and much respected :.
all who knew him.
The towns Of Diahy and Arclar, in Nova scot
have been declared Free Ports. bs a Brush Ord,,
Council, under The aci &c Parllame nj to regulae II
trade Of possessions abroad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

enHr. thai Mr. Van Eur. n cen carry Ohio I, for al
Though General srksen carried Ohio In 1892 BY a
majnti's at seem. Al, fan Burn could MOI carr, IL
against G-nrr,l Hsrison IN ls36. For The same
reason. We bel'e.e he has prospect carrying In
diana against Gen. HARRISON.
Taking these several States. whose votes amount
tn SO. from Mr. Van BURNS b. fore named apgie gate
al 1876. leaves him unl. g electoral snies, while
ihcir addiiiun 20 The Opposition OF l59, makes
aggregate OF e07.
Nov, W. think il nor in1probahlr in case the OPP
position should unite Mr.. Van Buren, ma, obtain the
ssics 81 LOUISIANA aud :. uth Carolina. and Mis-
tissppi total q, and lose those Of Illinois aud
Michigan seainng % this Is VOTES to s7-makine
hsioia stcaSiii los. Increasing the opposition To
1911. We entertain nol doubt that the Clay men,
Tie Harrison the anti administration Abolition
sis aud The Conservative Republicans lsily equal
rothis suit. and tcih produce IL, ~ uNiTrp,
Z he questions ihan arise can thty so unite md
Mil ey unto ! Tic Low and the hertfore.
Tor CO; sidfratlon in future PAL er. IL
the mem time Nc tell orr readers, that in OPT
MON, there never was time when nm administration
had more 10 dread from he opposition strength OF
f ihe county. than Mi Van Buien's administration
has and sees At tins very moment The luiras ADD
smoke that sent up over recent. elections IN The
West may 10 gull short sighted adhetenis apT
tmid followers oiher and distant paIts oil ne
Union but they effect no such decepf, charm,
urop tie pee PIE OF the West where r. tfne causes
aud motives controlling those Gle, .,ons are well un.
sers'ood and the men Of TO. as, in the
non tanks luhy nlTtesia.c, though in silence OF
course ~" t-e Mis- oil the prospects of Hcaiy
va. "nts auus the opposition oi a more vieoipu,
uh'on OF o.. rsion strength upon favored and
more Torn. .dable uamr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
BLOODY AFFRAY.

We lean that an alray took place at Edinton,
n. G., on Friday last, in which Mr.. Bland, the
Portmaster VAS stabbed through The body by man
named Whitaker Benbury. Il appears that Mr. Bard
was engaged in opening The mail with closed doors,
when Benbury knocked at The door of the Office, and
demanded adm itlancc, which was refused. Benbu-
ry then broke open The door, and his refusal TO
leave the house, Mr.. Bland attempted to put him OUT
bv force, when lie stabbed through the body
Fears were entertained that Mir Bland wouid moi re-
Benbnry has been arrested aud is now in
jail Whit apgtayates this outrage is that MI.
Bland has wife and six children dependent upon
his exeriion for support 1t is also stated that Ben
bury has vile and four children, whose feelings
may well be IN aened from the rash fnd gully
conduct Of lle protector. We have given the facts
heard diem. Norjoik Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

A HARD CAsE.-Some fellow who wished i,l
Mr.. Bushirk, the postmaster al Bloomington. IN :
DIANA removed from Office, forged letter in =
name OF Mr.. B. To the Postmaster General. rt,,,
ing Tie Office. and recommending George H. I1
son, Esq a suitable person to I'll the vacanc, ~,
course Mr.. johnson WAS no less surprised at ~
ing the appointment than WAS Mr. Buskitk at be..
superseded, without being conscious of any "a, V
or tina, one had been alleged against him. lie W.
mediatoiy wrote to the Department, demandln, I
cause of his removal. He received for answe, II
il was in accordance with his own request NJ
Buskifk has as yet been unable to find out H.. "
thor. lie Offers Sl00 reward for his detection
Indl0napolis ygutnnl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

Among the many victims who have LIl., l,
the awful ssllalions oi Divine Providence se'o's
OF none more truly Distressing Than has sao'
the family of q. W. Bolts attorney at law. of u
Orleans. 'es
On the 2Ii nilmo the son Of Mrs. B,,,s i.
first husband, died After returning from b,s "'r
al, Mr.. Bolts himself MAS taken with the few. 'er'
two oihei sons. f~ho have since recoseredl with
next day. MIS- Bolts fell sick Of the disease a. 'h'
"Wednesday following. Mr.. Bolts died in the p,. r." III
agony. Aud on the following Friday nornne W
lady blea'hed her last. after giving binh to .1 '
born inianl-leaving six orphan children ',4'
youngest IL months old. to mourn the loss of h.a'
parents. -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
New ORLEANS, Sem.

NEW tKLEANS, Sept ~
The reg ular packet sc hootet ditrapd,r r.
LIND. master, arrived yesterday from Galveston q
ter Il voyage OF 50 houts. She reports lhrre r.,
an schoUnefs of war At anchor in Galveston RAJ
| The third lad but recently arrived from Baltmot,
being of The same beautiful model and dimen,i,'
the others An afiray occuir,d on The Isl mo
between the citizens Of Galveston and the sailo,,,
The Zardtia, in which several persons Won
severely hun. The cItizens mustered in i, Inn,
body, and drove the sailors tn board their y,su
The particulars are rot detailed. Col. WIIuu,
Of the firm OF Mckinney d Williams is elera
to Congress by a ma orny Of 81 votes over Col +
VANS No news Of Importance had been rtce,r
from The interior. The Indians CD the lonlje, ls
committed no fresh Expectations. The cfops Mon
generally good. and the country improving M :,
pidly AS ever A new channel has been disco,,,
into tie haib Dor of Galveston through which yes,,,
drawing II feet Can enter with the most pc,(er
safety all times and OF 3 feet during high ware,
Hitherto, vessels, Of II feet have found a ps,s,
with difficulty and as the new channel has !,
advantage t at least 80 inches over the old, this d.
coyefy viii be of great service TO the navigation 4
Texas. The Galveston Gazette lepous lwnhn
vouchng fot the truth of the statemenl) that a mo-
position for an alliance with the Texan uOyennts
had been sen, in by four Of The Nolllcrn SaIe,d
of Mexico which had rcvolted. A strong parry
Texas were in favor Of the connckop. Ohen on
pose II. These States, wish to be recognised 4
independent Governments, and oler. 10 return 4,
recognise the independence Texas. The people
these SITES constitute the best pant of the Mexico,
population, but doubts are entertained whether thu
are qualified to establish e. maintain re publcan fond
Of government. An alliance with Them might \
serviceabie to Texas by opening lucrative trade \
her citizens, and securing other advantages, ar.
should tt eret, re be considered desirable.
One great objection urged againsi The ar,angemu
was that thereby the boundary between Texas and
| Mexico would be fixed, and the extension of
Texan territory to the south be prevented. Ole,
again were OF opinion that This would be the Les
possible Ian OF gaining foot-hoId IN the Nouhrg
provinces Of Mex CO, and instead Of hInderinp ou
accelerate Tie future acquisition Of The c0un'n
The Galveston Gazette prefers the annexaiior d
HE Prov oes to an alliance with them, and RECON-.
mcnds 1t as The best mode OF accomplishing the sam.
obj ct-but this measure, although the States n ir,
consent To II in some shape would be altendi
win many difficulties, both IN Protecting themS
saInst the mother country. an in establishing ovd
item an efficient ard wholesome Government I'll,
subject, viewed in whatever light, APP cared to b
embarrassing. Bullion,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
NV HAyrN. Sept. l6


Another of tie Africans named Tuar, from the
Amlsrad, died Wednesday last, and was buried
the same day. There are two or three more sill
in - critical state OF health. Tie Rev Mr.. Bacon at
tended The funeral Of the one last deceased. The
Africans were all taken into The room where The
corpse Law that each might il, and the manner oil
preparing Tor the grave, well as The funeral rites
Of Christian burial. After the prayer Of the clergy
man, one OF the Africans approached the cotiu and
gazing steadily upon the corpse, mutiered sort oil
prayer address, rs was supposed, which Occur led
some four or five minutes, and during its delivery
his companions responded 10 shott eJaculations.
This ceremony beng over one OF tie prisoners was
selected iiom each oil the -four &c IS bear
ers. and see the ceremony AT The grave, with a view
III their reporting 10 their fellow prisoners tie mode
and Place Of interuent. They seemed fully to APP
pieciatc tie condition Of things so far death and
burial were concerned aud wheH they saw the cot
ia OF the previously buried, which was slightly
exposed IN digging the new grave, they pronounced
his name, and SEEMED to be satisfied. and compre-
head The nature OF a lutying ground. They low
cred the body which they bad attended into the
grave, act ofdng TO instructions, IN a manner. On
being asked how many + The number had died. they
srgnliied twelve, by their fingers, which was correct
Paitad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

FROM TrxAs The regular packe, schooner
eAander' /. Lind master, arrived yesterday fro
Galveston, alter voyage Of Sc hours. Tn. GaIvf
ton 6aZrUe $50 h ull. reports, without vouchng
the ttnth OF The stateneu) that "A proposed allan
with the Texan Government bad becn sent IN
four ofthe Northern States of Mexico which bad In
VOTED. A strong party IN Texas were in favor ofd
connex'on. Oilers oppose il. The Indians on III
honiier had committed no fresh depredaiions. II
crops were generally good, and the country improt
lug us rapidly rs Ever y. q. BaliehT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
LATEST FROM THE PACIFIC.

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
MAzArLAN, July 3lst, 1882.
BY the Hamburg ship G laea, which arrived her
2Uh INST, we have dates from l. ma to the 23td JuH
Peace has been fully restored TO Peru, and Gamal
ra is likely to Continue as President. The ExpOr
ing squadron were at Caao when The Gala,ea lei
and we're to sail soon for the Sandwich Islands. j.
The U. 5. brig Boxer will sail or NJ onday mex J
valparaiso and New York, and the American sul
Henry ~ about tue same Time, dereci for New YOh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

FIGURED AMERICAN SILK-We received This
morning some beauiinl specimens Of American Siik
from Mr. a. Beck, oiPIttsburg. The fabric is fg-
ured. aud in the rlband form; the colors are rich
Crimson, blue, and purple. The mandatory which
proiuccd item does much business OF that kind aud
certainly nothing can be liandsomer.
The establishment alluded 10 is at Ecoqouu
Mr.. Rapp's community Beaver county, some
dozen males, 81 so, from Pnisburg.
Plilaaclph,a GasceNc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
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MURRAY FORBES,
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a q o 4 < nc n + e
a u N | N 4, Ro.and's Tonic Mixture
NJ Tonic Mixture = l. l. s. Preciritated
Extract Of Bank Peruvian Bank, of all kinds and
Extract of Red Bark Bhlsam Copaiva, Calomel
lpecac, Tartar Emeiic, Opium. Camphor, and a va
rIety of other choice principle c d c mes for
sale at Howell DAVIES
Sept. % Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
IL Black Horse,

with a star IN his forehead. about five and malt
hands high, and supposed 10 be eight years old this
last spring. lie had on wagon saddle, new bride
aud martngale. The subscriber will give the above
ieward'o any person whe Will deliver the aforesaid
Horse 10 hlp, near the first Toll Gate, on the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike, or 10 Mr. William Cos
bic, Lynchburc Va WM. CORSON.
Scpl, - 1t II