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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
NEW ORLEANS, Aur.l3

t'r9m Icrds.-By the Columbia. Capt. Windlc
IN 81 hours ttnm Galveston, we have received lIous-
ton dates 10 The OH inst They coi#tan no local news
of importance. The Telegraph of The 9Th contains
the death of ID. Juan Antonio Pad Ia. This gentle
man Wis formerly Secretary Of the State Of Goa
hula and Texas. He was the friend and coadjut
Of Xayalla, and distinguished Tor his efficiency rs
member Of the State Legislature. lie took a de-
cdcd stand against the oppressos Of Texas and from
the commencement OF the revolutionary Struggle
was warm and Jealous in the cause Of Undergraduates
The Town Council Of Houston were Gusy engaged
dsposing oil the gaublers aud loafrrs Their exer-
lions Lad been attended with complete success.
The Telegraph boasts that Houston Is now one Of the
most quiet orderly, and peaceabe places in any coun-
iry--fhe reformation hayine been effected solely by
the exeions oithe peace officers and the eIaton
Of the good ciizens.
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ANBUREN, Nfkansas, July IT, Tr3-.
Hes9s. E3fiors-We have just received rnfurma-
lion oil tie execution Of three of the murderers Of
the Wright family, in Washington Co. in this state
They were hung at Cane Jill, which is about 80
miles from this place, and from the Cherokee ma
ton. They had been formerly Tried and acquitted
for want of evidence, but since then taken up, and
before Jury .; 30 men found guilty OF the murder
of Wright and his family. and burning the house.
aud the mulilled remains nj This unfortunate family
~ the house. There were many others concerned,
and Two Of tie principal Bailey. WHO is gone to
Texas. aud Nicholson, who is IN tie nalo N. Sever
al others. whose names forget. have been told 10
quit the place IN 10 days aud be seen within
200 miles Afterwards, under penalty Of being served
as those who were hung WV Richmond, Turner
and Barnes) The reason for not canfning them is
said To be, thai such characters had pulled down the
Jail and Here was no place to eobGne them without
certainty Of their being released by their comrades.
Aeio Orleans Bulletin.
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.THHai.issOfR Scheme:
Drawn Numbers.

TNHUV W.
Whole Tickets only Sl0-llalves S5-(lnartefs
50 50.
For sale IN a great variety of choice numbers al
BOXERS PRIZE OFFICE.
a. Orders from the niryfor Tickets drawn by
D. :. Gregory q Co. in all Virginia Schemes, (ac-
oompanicd by cash or Prize Tickets,) promptly and
coLfdentally attended TO- when addressed 10
HENRY u. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on sec
ing the numbers Of every Lottery in which
sell Tickets, published in this paper, (Ihc Virgil
nan,) soon as the Official List Of the Drawing is
received. H. III. BOOKER.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


NV orr, August =.
Mr. Cisy.s reception Yesterday vas most hearty
and enthusiastic. Never we believe, has spon-
taneous moyrment Of the people been i'm
posing. TIN rel i" democracy" n there be any
such legitimate designation under our Government,
uevc, exhibited ltsef IA better form than this
eastou.
Mr. Clay landed Al Hammond street. and wsscon-
Quoted thence through several steets aud down
broadway tic Aston House. the procession NOV
ing round the lower point OF ihe Park and through
Park Row md { atham sttcct TO the Po,iico the
Guy Hal, ftom The front steps Of which he adj
dressed hls fellow eilzens with his med feel
ing aud eloquenee. lie rode IN a barouche with
four splendid horses and bowed To HE OF
his fellow czens assembled TO see him. rs he pas
sed The cheering was continuous and most hear
IS The ladles filled The windows and waved thea
handkcrchieis he passed, With enthusiasm euite
equal to the warmth with which tie peLtlemen
huzlled with tlfeir hats. Never has pull man met
a more fetYeni or more universal esptession Of sin
eefe good feeling. The cayalcade inat escorted the
guest was certainly one Of the 'aleest aud most re-
spectacle that turned OF "a this city on any
simlrr occasion. There could not have been less
tban ten thousand o. Inc spot, when Mr.. Clay
reached the Aston suse. Ia the evening lac visit
ed the Bowets 3" .eatfe. by invitation Of The mana
ger accomr'n ed by The Committee, and ~as led TO
his scaIin ure oi the front boxes bs Mr.. Hamblln.
va his rrdance the audience rose aud gave ban
three Junds Of applause, sueh never before
hra d Ia thai or any other theatre. The house was
, Crowded from PIT 10 gallery and crowded too With
such an audience rs Is rarely collected on any oc-
casion. On the Whole Mr.. Clay aud Nj. Cay's
friends have good grounds Tor pride ia the reception
/ given To BIN HE city OF New J ork. GdScfte.
+ Mr.. CLAY.--fhIs eminent man arrived 10 the
city yesterday alternnnn, and was received with
glowing enthusiasm. II would he strange indeed II
/ he had not been received in the capital city Of
the State though winch his progress has been one
continual tfiuinpl-nnt the triumph Of eonqueror
or even The triumph ol successful civic adpentuter,
who has reached the summit Of official station but the
triumph Of talent, Of virtue aud OF well directed and
well appreciated public services. We have taken
more dian occasion to say that we do not by
ny means approve OF The mode OF travelling through
the equity winch his been forced upon Mr. Clay
by his friends aud we have the bosi means oil know
my that Nj. Cay himself d'sapproses OF II deep
~ as We do but II hfs been lUreed upon him, aud
We noi1 wish 10 the city Of New York do honor
70 herself m dung honor TO the man. Having uu-
deuakcn 10 give Inn public reception, are glad
thai 1t has been such one is becomes the cause
aud tlic occasion. il has been so aud will not
doubt that some three years hence the city will
greet him with The evidences Of good lie cling
~ presidebi Of the United States. IL.
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euvoss in Col podrs expedition on o's m es and he
ported TO know tie precise spot "hsIe INC "
viii aco ompany the present eSpenihon' ,t.i,s.
Zaeman phillip, Esqa Distinguished la~s od ;ss, lie
- on. of o!s engaged IN the defence of Dr. Dtot
DR. A. Tbeller he that escaped from the prl5on AZ aoa
,rrai ms s.tabshrd newspaper Detroit winch Ha'
lle Canadian patrint cause.
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Confirmed Thai tile crops IN the back counties have
suffered greatly from Tie drought.
On the Louisiana SIDE. IN the parishes Of Madison
and Carroll, the fields thrifty beyond description.
IN hs qnaref OF your state the planters do not APP
prehend much difficulty. from any easusiy, AT this
stage ii Tho II is decidedly the garden Of
boisiana aud little liable be affected by rains OF
drought.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

MIR. BARCHALL offer his services to the Gill
w zens OF Lynchburg MS teacher Of the Hebrew,
French and German Languages. Those who wish
10 etqnre into his qualifications, he refers 10 the
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson OF tins place, and to tesiimonl-
ais IN his POSSESSION, and which he will with pleasure
exhibit from the Rev. DIR. Anihon Of New York
Rev. Mr.. Parks, and the Rev. DIR. Waller of Nor
folk, and the Rev. Mr.. Keesteo Portsmouth, He
may be found at MI Rypm. s, on Main street.
Aug. % 2ylf
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SAFE OF Valuable LANDS.

y pursuance Of several DEGREES, rendered IN The
4 Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor
the Corporation Of l.ynchbnrg, the suits oil Picket
vs. CLARK and others; and Garland &c vs.. Dixon,
Clark and hers the subscribers will offer Tor sale
Al public auction, on The 7h day of October, 1888,
tihe same being Court day.l in front Of the Conri
House of Montgomery County, the tract or parcel OF
LAND in said DEGREES mentioned, lying on the Bent
Mountain, in said county Of Montgomery, " small
portion thereof in Fl7yd county aud commonly
known as the Bent Mountain tract, consisting oil
about $4,000 ACRES,
or 900 acres of which will he sold in one body,
aud The residue in detached parcels, as may suit tie
convenience OF purchasers. About 10000 OF
sand land is rich aud level, hot less than 1900 aces
IS good meadow land and about 1000 acres cleared.
The Whole orsad Tract Of land is well wate,ed, and
has upon ii two streams amply sutficien, for Mling
establishments.
The Bent Mountain tract has for many years been
regarded 40 ore Of the NEST desirable Stock Farms
IN Virginia aud FROM personal examination OF the
Land, the subscribers feel no hesitation ~ recon-
mending II to the attention nf the public.
The said Land will be sold credit OF one, tw o
and three years, (requiring, however, sufficient a
mount in cash to dellay The expenses of sale, &c)
Bond with good personal security will be required oil
The pure haser, and the title retained further
cu,ity for the purchase money. Fair plats of said
land will be exhibited on the day Of sale, shelving
the quality aud boundaries. Mr. Lawiy, who resides
upon the old Bent Mountain tract, will shew the
above lad at any line To persons wishing 10 pur-
chase. The title is believed 10 be unqueslonable
bni acting rs Commissioners Of the Court, we will
convey such title only as is vested IN us by sad de-
crees. IL. MAY =, Gene
ELI PuLEGAR, s oo"''
L., vS,v 4
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FERNS, per session of five snon.s.s:
E,sssJ1 CATION.

TIVE NENT ESSION OF the snbserhe,.s
SCHOOL viii ,ummence on Monday ad Of
September. TENS heretofore. No deduction
wall be made from tie time Of entrance, except IN
cases CT sickness. WIN. =. REID, Jr.
Aug WITS If
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GNs'vyfgfis for. safe,

A II subscriber takes this method of informing
[ "A his friends and the public. that he keeps on
hand at his shop, Fourth street. near Poe's Tan
Yard, C.gE:R s.FELS,
OF various kinds, some very fine for family use, ON
springs. lie is now making BAROUCHES and
bOd6lES. All his work is of the best kidd and
he invites all those in want o. work in his line to call
aud examine Tor themselves the price and quality be-
fore they buy. GEO. COCHRAN.
n. B.-Reraning done at the shortest notice.
G. c.
August 10 VEN if
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Janlcs River and kanawha Scrip
WANTED AT BooKEB's OFrIcE.
ERSONS wishing To exchange can be accom-
n dated with the sale OF any amounts on fairterms
by eating at
BookfR's LorrERf q EXCHANGE OrrlcF.
Aus. j. Is
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lottery draseS T'0-.EOrrOaC.

One Capital Prize of $4,000 3, !, !
Ten do do 1000. !. !.
Whole Tickets only 81.
WELLSBURG LOTTERY.
EXTRA CLASS. No. g. FOR 1899.
Tohe drawn at RICHMOND ON Tuesday, Angus
9Th ~ The drawing will be received at hi
office on Thursday lhr 29lh inst.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Prize of $4,000 EO,Prizcs Of I eco
do 5000 IL do 900
| DO 1880 l2 do $50
| do l,20D 25 do 100
do 1,o36 800 do 20
Together with many of S25, $50, &c. &c
Whole Tickets ouy Sl-ilalves 50 Oo-Quar-
tcis 81.
For sale at BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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J uly %
Splendid E.1a''FH REE1S
20 bc drawn this week.

~ TIOI W. -VF'T' '1'''' J
Gland Mammoth Prize Of $40 00Gii !
/ Carial do l2,000..!
g%rgiis5H state LOTTERY.
For the benefit of the Petersburg Mechanic Be
nevolenl 4 ssoci alton.
Class No ). FOR 1889.
To be drdica al Aieran3ria Saturday The 3lst 81
august = The Drd,eing ,riU be recered al
ms OMce Iuesdan, Sd Sept.
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TO The Editor ofhe Tailey Star.
I'tSrAcTY kpuusf

+ 1NCASTLE, August ciH
Dear Sit-ln your last number YOU have been
pleased TO make "A direct appeal TO me 10 de-
hne my position, &c. | had supposed that my
position already well defined thai such an I'
peal was wholly unnecessary. The Sub-Tieasnry
and the reelection Of Mr.. Rves were put in ISSUE
in my election little more than a wear ago. and
as was mot prepared to abandon all (nor any
'nl my old aid long CHERISHED principles" ! de-
clared my uncomPn,nisng opposition to the SUD
Treasury, aud my intention to support the re-elee-
lion OF Mr.. Rlves-l was elected over my compeu-
tor twho was brought out against me on this very
groundl about FIVE 10 one in my district You ms
take me, SIR, If YOU sul pose that because this or
that man has yielded 10 the seduetions OF the meh-
aces oipowef, has deserted his principles aud the
man who has faithfully sustained heu,, that shall
do so likewise. You mistake my Constituents and
30 Them great Injustice II you suppose they would
nave thelr Representative In do II the last elec-
uoh ilad shown that my constituents had changed'
u thai majority Of them wished their Representa-
i've TO twlh such pary.l should have res gnedmy
seat instantly. will never knowingly mlsrepfesen,
men, stated on several occasions, that i'll should
ascertain thar majority of my Constituents were IN a.
Wi o the sub Ifeasurs aud opposed 10 the elsc''on
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They are getting ready ON he plantations, from
Nachcz 10 lhls place, TO pick, | fad The lidmgs
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LlP NAV Y1RE


Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
The Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon
day-commcncng on the Goth November-and 10
insure the puuctuality in the time of sailing, the
line will Hereafter consist of FIVE ships, viz:
Ship Yuzoo, Captain Trask, TO leave on the Goth
November.
Ship Louisville. Captain Palmer to leave on the
duh DECEMBER.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridgs, to leave on the
18th December.
Ship vicksburg, Captain Wooahousc, to leave on
the Isl January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
The above ure all new, of the first class, "copper"
d, and copper fastened, and upwards of $40 tons
hnrthcn, Of light draught of water, being built
in New York expressly for the trade. The price
Of passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
fitted up in the most improved and convenient
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided
aud every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction of passengers who will please take no.
the off ce Of the consignees.
These vessels commanded by captains we'll
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
tention and exert themselves to accommodate Thcy
will at all times be towsd up and down the Missile
sppi by steamboats,, and the strictest puncluality
observed in the time Of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be RESPONSE.
bic for any letter, parcel or package, sent by or
put board Of them, unless regular bill Of ladnp
be sig.cd therefor, At the counting house Of the
agent owners. For further particulars apply to
BEIN 4 A COHEN,
nov27 80 Common st
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PROSPECTUS.


THE subscriber proposes to pnblish. in tho be.
ginning of the onsa,ng wintnr, condemnation Ct
the twenty volumes of tho Old and Nsw Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to I've comprised IN four
volumes, 6,"., according TO tn" model OF Peters
Condoased Reports.
This work is in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison. Esq , of this city. assisted by William f..
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by u
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by ono of the sitting Judges, TO expect from
their personal supervision all tho advantage which
may naturally he rraped from their experiences.
E3Such a work is becoming every day more NO.
cessary, as tho original is voluminous. expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
fest in tho other States of the Union, i'll reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of Louisiana; and the
circumstance Of the numerous principles here dc>
cided in the adjustment of conflicts of laws, makes
tho knowledge of our adjudgcd cases of prime UTE
lity 10 the iuriss Of the whole Union. Moreover
tho rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in louisiana and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums Of the other States, will
no added TO each case.
Tho work will form four volumes, royal octave.
and will be delivered bound to subscr .bers at S6
per vol; in cdse it shouli be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub
scrburs will ,o ~ per vol
Subscriptions received by
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Terms of the Newspaper Press Of New Orleans
una nimously reed to at an adjourned meeting Of
the Proprietors, held on the 18th Of March, 1887.
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orty dollars fn English Alone and sixty for both Ian
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tors, Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
nc, and eghty for both languages
MARRIAGES, Obituary. NOTICES, and articles call
ing the attention of tho public to sales o' property,
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ono dollar per square for the first insertion in each Ian
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IDAiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-sus
landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vz:
5000 feet Of glass; best quality, from sXl0 2sX2a;
br kegs "a doz Japanedns for 6OoOIb1 Iithrage;
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also 100000 and
0OO DO 2cuses crome green in POWDER superior article
do do IN cans large assortment of sash tools every
size and qnaity sable pencils for ar,s,s fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large a, choice
sortment of paints, dry colors OIL turpenne, varnish
&c., for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices
by MONDELLI,
a22 So Canln sf.
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
IVA Customhouse street, opposite the post-otce.
The subscribers now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship, aud of the latest Patterns
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lntels,
marble acings, hearths and boundary stono plaster
of Paris, Roman e. Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice. they lave first rate workmen To
set the above work.
les JAMES KAHN & STROUD
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RUSHTON e. ASPlNALL'S
~nMPOIJND TONIC MIX'TJJRE-A snee

RUSHTON Il ASPlNALL'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and certain euro for the Fever and Aguc,
rcmittent and intermittent fevcrs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni.
versal success in 1882, by persons OF the highest
responsibility il this city, stated n the annexed
certificates
This medicine is highly recommended and has
been extensively used i'll tho above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub
lie in its present form in the hope that it may no
the means of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourge of our country. II is
medicine possessing great virtue, and whom used
according to the directions has never failed of
effecting care, in the most obstinate stage
of tho disorder 1t is not at all disugrceabe, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with IMMUNITY. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs, crcatvs an appetite, and seldom requires
more than Que, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect euro There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprletg.s are
SO we'll convinced of its efficacy, that They agree
Ito refund the price Of every bottle which has been
takon in accordanc, with the directions and has
not effected perfect OF tho fever & ague.
A. OLIVER, sole agcnt for New Orleans, ut
his wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of BicnvlIle and Churtres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
les II. W. SMITH, 4S Cont at.