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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

BONf COrP1'l1lSS.

IN HAND, a good supply oinge Dufe Blan-
~ keIs, tulIed Cloths, ard heavy twied Plains, TO
which we invite the attention OF those wishing TO buy
lENl GOV ERS,ast they are remarkably well suited
Tor that purpose, aud be bought al unusually low
prices. BURTON &RODES
Dec. 81 aw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

tAciTtALSF ~ CHARLEsrowN, NIRGiNA.-Om
town was the scene OF an unusual decree of exc;,o'
meni on tiday' That day, 1t will be teeollectcd
was the lIne appointed BY the County Court ofJeC,
efson io the execution Of negro slave for crime If
rape. temporary respite having been received from
The Governor OF Virginia only two or three d,ys be
lore, considerable number OF persons assembled
mere, 'of me purpose, we are bound to suppose, Of
witnessing the eSecp on, and such was the aen, nj
me crowd against the criminal that lof ssm, inns
serious Tears were entertained that mob yiolenc.
"ooiu De resorled 10, TO Crafty their feeling of re-
'erse' Propositions were made to arrest the prison
et rom me custody Of the law, TO be eAecuied ,r.
eodng 10 the willard pleasure of an infnrateJ .Ir
.o"s'"u'ea authority and men who have all aonc
peen lfoGi"niog loudly against mob law, we wr,c
suri'Seu 20 sec IN this Instance lending couotepance
wl;n, 10 "a, seoeme-A law they appeared
~ e'' ., aen"nce,i 10 tarry into execution ,bei,
own notion otJusice hastily formed. we are ,ncnon
10 ptheVe. III a moment of undue exei,en'o,, ~
s''"""s' Free Press
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

PERSONS nsins the Life Medicines, advised to take the
times on the bowels the course Of the next dny Also take
OF the Bters hnl hour before each n'.s
VI nose OF dec ate eniecblcd constitution, haU "'
quantity may be sufficient,
= nc above Medicine for sale by D. II. LYMAN. Axe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

DK. BKANDRETH'S GENUINE We.
49, seaDic Universal pills, established in
"'s''"u' ''oi' For sale at the Bookstore Of
Nav % J. L. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

III. iroppowng IL the Select Committee Of III.
House oil Representatives, appointed TO- isoairo ne
NE ch,tses eAlleNed against F. H. Lawrence Iu%ro
Io'.,s;' o'" o'a,es District Count OF the State Of
Mr Whttlesey, Mr., Campbell. of south C, Urr'
Dromgoole. "ss' '"u Mr.
Judge Lawrence, it will be fecollected. is rho NOV
son VINO attempted TO remove from office without
cause 'ie clerk OF the Circuit Court of The U.aJ
o'ales, and more recently took The hgbhanded me
su'e o' mpisoning for contempt Two If the dcnn,v
$50 at Inc very time that the case of The CLERK
"eh hsu been carried 10 the Supreme Court of ,hs
tribunal. wv" "e'oie Tue iat'er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

Mrs; Hofner, who keeps a store in Cbr;s,;s,
d.d , pe'aeen n' and Tenh,was severely woun
iue Lea a,,ss ""o " negro man on Tuesday NOM
ao, "'''u uo' sell HIM glass of H.
Pit Ga..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17
WssBIsoros,J Jan 8

Extract of ieiter 10 e editor Of The Chronicle, aa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

January
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
Or, HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

IL IN. midst ofs general aud IN many IN
stances not uniouuded prejudice against many
OF the medical remedies OF the day. Dr.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS have the envia-
bic distinction Oi universal spproDatIon. lhe-
are perhaps the ouly meiIcIne. publicly ad'er-
tiseI that has the lull sni uureservej testimony
OF medical men IN ITS favor, # not tue only Que
which gives full satisfaction to us purchasers
DIR. Hunt has the satisfaction of knowing, tnat
his Pills are not ouly recon neuded aud pre-
scriOed by the most expeuencrd physicians
in their fIIly practice, but also taken by those
seutlemsu themselves. whenever they ieel tue
sym1top, OF those diseases "a WHICH tney well
knos tnem to be -tfcaeIOus. tie suOws tins
10 be generally the case ia New lOrk. PhIia-
d,lph,7. Abius. Boston. aud ether large cat
les. IN snich they have an exte0sve sale.
That they should thus conquer prJiessloni al
preioj,c. snf interested opposition. aud Sc.
eur, IN. sIelcy vi the most eminent AMI bes,
iufora.l physIcians 10 the country to reader
,b, N ,.sluI 10 all classes, cid only he f4rly
s.er,,,y TO their gn1eaiable aud pre-emIaea,
virtues.
En,i,bl.. bo~.yer, as this distinction IS. It
s,p es.,ly b. accounted Tor from the Intrinsic
sni peculiar properties Of the msiiein' Hsslf'
II S.e, ast pretend to too much. aud It scroni-
pli,hes eli It promises Dr. HUT does got
prsteoi, for Instance. thst his Pills Oil cure
~ dissssss sy asrsly 7sruy,ss tee sssa' ss'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
DIR. w. EVANS Celebrated
SOOTHING SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
FOX CHILDREN I'EEJHING.
Prepared b. himself

The passage OF The Teeth through the gums
produce, troublesome aud dangerous symptoms.
II /, known by IuUtncrs that there Is great wrl-
tation ~ the mout.. dnI gums during this pro-
cess. The gums swell. the secretion OF sairva
is increased. the chIld Is seized with frequent
and sudden hts Ot crying, Watching. starring IN
tue sleep, aud spasuiS OF peculiar paris; the
chld shrIeAs win extreme violence, aud thrusfs
It's fingers into ats mouth. II these precursOry
symptoms are not speedily ailes'ated. spdsmod-
&c cOuvuslons universally superveDe. aud soon
caus. the dissolution OF the Iulant II moth
ers have their hule babes afflicted with thrs.
distressing symptoms. they should apply Dr.
William Evsnss Celebrated soothing syrup.
when has preserved hsudreds q infants when
thought past recovery. from being suddenly at
tackled with that fatal malady, conVuisions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
ii Real BlessjHg to .N0,hers
DR.. w. EVANSS CELEBRATED
SOOIElNG SYNUp.
For C6ildren euttSg their 1,uh.

This inlaIlIble remedy has preserved hun
drejs of Children, wneu thou got past recovery,
from cUnyUlsIUus. As soon IS the Syrup Is
rubbed ou tue gums, the child will recover
TINS preparation ls 80 innocent, 50 eihcsciOus.
and - uleasant. tIat 10 child will refuse ~ let
its gsms he rubbed sth u. Mh.u infants are
at the age Vi tour mouths. though there - 10
apJe.rance vi teeth, one bottle OF the syrup
should be used on the gums. to open the pores.
Parents should never be wuhOut the syrup IN
the nursery where there are young ehidfen'-
fot II chiiJ wakes ia she got win pain "a the
gums, the syrup immediately gives ess. by
openiug the pores aud healing th. gums :
thereby preventing ConyuisiOus. Fever, DC.
Sold at DR.. w. Evans Once. 100 Chatham
ct, y. u. aud by all hrs Agents throughoat
the UnIOn.-Pnce-smsll bottles so cents
larger 81.
Tia sSsss A,d,s,ne is Jor sale IL Newport. b.;
W1 CALLAHlN. IssaL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
RHODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Y\ERMs. per annum, if paid IN advance
II u rs If not paid in advance.
ADvERrIsEMEN not exceeding Sou,r.
inserted three weess for 81 and IL GEMS for each
subsequent InsertIon.-Ad not marked
will Be continued until forbidden. and charged ac.
eordngy
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
re PAID, except al the option OF the publishers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

Tia eSsss Aedisire is Jor sal. IN Newport. B.;
W1 CALLAHAN, IsssL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

Tie aJors Mediciu. is tor sale in Nepport, b.
JV.H. CALLAHAN Agent.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-06

Another Stare State Ahead.-Florida has al
ready petitoned Congress for admission as the
twenty seventh State of the Union, and will, it is
expected, be admitted at the next session, and thus
add two more pro-slavery members to the Senate.
The Convention now in session, says Newly orll
paper, is making progress, though slowly, in the
formation ola State Constitution. At the last dates
from St. Josephs, they had done little more than
parcel out the several divisions Of the subject a.
mong committees and receive reports from some
of them. On the subject of " domestic slavery a
committee ofthe convention recommend that the leg
isature be prohibited by the constitution from pas
sing any laws for the emancipation of slaves
They are to have the power of prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION of slaves as merchandise or criminals
from other States; but not to prevent any emgrant
from bringing in his own slaves. For all offences
Of higher grade than petit larceny, slaves shall
have trial by jury Negroes and mulattoes
are to be excluded from the State.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-06

The NATURE OF THE CAsE.-Only reflect for a
moment, on the absurdity Of supposing that Amer
lean slaves, remaining such, will ever be permitted
to enjoy religious instruction. A chattel person
al,"an heir of Immortality The appendage oil
his MASTER brother in Christ Jesus! A Chris
tan disciple bought and soIdby Christian disciples
A being taught to exercise his free moral agency
whose free moral agency is by his teacher, denied
His conscience enlightened, that he may be en-
tirely subject to the will ofhis MASTER! Instructed
in the Bible, and thus taught by his oppressor that
Godhntes oppression! Denied equality with man,
and yet exhored to aspire after the condition Of
angels! Chased with the brutes, and yet remind
cd that the God of Heaven is his father! The
man must be stupid indeed that could think of
reconciling slavery with the thorough religious
culture ofthe slaves. Shareholders, as body, are
too intelligent to harbour any intention of max
ing any such experiment.
A, s. Lectmrcr
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-06

we can do it, physically, bulldog can hold a
bull when he fairly gets grip on his nose-but
once let up, and the physical superiority becomes
doubtful, while the moral superiority is gone
CASE o for lamp-black enough to transform The
,eho1e of this nation into something like manhood
ETeumt
--Mass A6olIionjSt
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-06

Riots.--The Commissioners of the County of
Philadelphia paid the Sheriff for expenses incur
red in preserving the public peace in May and
June last, $2,026
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-06
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.
MONTPELIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1889.
Rev. Chester Wright.s Address.

The following spirit-stirring appeal to the en-
emies of American Savehoding was offered for
the columns of The Caledonian. The editor Of
that journal having declined its publication, on ac-
count of the severity with which it assails Mr..
Clay, the author has committed it to our disposal
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
UPHOLSTERY g. PAPER HANGING STOR

UPHOLSTERY g. PAPER HANGING S1OR
Henry Siebrecht, (tormerly J. G. Wicks Co.
would NEST respectfully norm his friends and
the public in general that he hns and is constant,
" receiving a general assortment OF upholstery
and paper hanging. The following comprces a
part of his stock, which he offers for sale at whole
sale or retail on the mos, accommodating terms,
viz -Es
French velvet and satin paper, latest style do
half com mon and common, Philadelphia gIazed
and unglazed do do, French landscapes, fire
boards, blinds, &c. do velvet aud worsted do do,
mo reanze do coors, silk fringe and gaonns Of all
qualities, patterns and prices, worsted ringes as
sorted pattern. plain aud coored. Swiss mus!in,
latest style plain and co!ouaed, cotton drspery
muslins plain and ,willed, assorted colors, new
sty.e OF needle work for sofa cushions, foot stool
covers, &c new style OF bell pnlIers, raised figures
and plain, gilt window ornaments "t all patterns
and sizes, gilt eagles batal and spears, feathers,
Sc. glass knobs, casters, hair clu'h. figured aud
plain, a large assortment of toys r children
large silk cord and tassels, worsied cord and las.
sells. general assortment Of uph"ls,eso and paper
hahpipge. constantly on hnnd and fuo sRle al the
iowest prices al Nos al Royal aud I'd Custom
House SITS.
NB-Persons in the city or from the country,
are respectfully invited 10 aall and examine tor
: themselves. Carpets and curtains made IN the
ates, modern style, rooms prepared at the sport
est notice, and all kinds Of uphodes.ery work
done with neatsess and despatch. oct3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

STOMACH PILLS An eminent medical writer has remark.
~ cd and experience has proved the fact that those
attentive to keeping the stomach and bowels i'll proper ORDER
preserve health prevent disease aud generally attn robust
cheerful a healthy old for That esrabe purpose theea
pills being prepared the suphnte Of aune
extract Of eamomile flowers and the choice stomachie
and aperen drugs of the Matera Medical They have In Ill
cases, proved other medicine in the
stomach aud liver complaints loss Of appetite ndgssoa
sensation Of fuuess and oppression after meals fDttaess
BREATH and excellent The
be as they gently and cleanse the bowels strengthen
the stomach and nvigorae the constitution. Females who
value good health sould be without bc they pr
~ tie blood distinctions, and give the skin bas
pet"ric habit WIN subject heal ache, gddaess di-
sight drowsiness have ahow Of hIsod
The head, should take them frequently Children and persohs
of all ages may take them time they do contain
ingredient thut requires confinement
restriction of diet They should ne kept every family
remedy in Of sudden illness; by their prompt admins
straon cholera morbus. cramps eyers and other
farming complaints, may be speedily cured prevented.
Sold at No. 80 Custom house st. New Oreans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
HF II ~ u 7 Y EINSfgs
AN INFALLIRIE REMEDY

(tUTTA VEGETABLES, AN INFALlIBLE REMEDY
cd the application OF valuable remedy hundred
in the Westminster bspcnsry or diseases OF the
ara carr Tor which cits Patent Have bccn obtained by NJ
Taylor NJ d. from the English TO, erhncnt, and the
it has received from the Royal Academy of Medicine PARIS
from the following medical gentlemen Mr. Aberne-
thy Sir Ashley Copper Drs oscs Curs Drake and
gniag Auf r aud oler artists and surgeons, Inferior
medical who have used and recommended il
The fame OF tho GItts Vegetables, thoug hout France and
Germany, caused its speedy introduction almost every
country in Europe, and addresses presented DR. Tay
lor all paris coneratuaory The circumstances The
certainty with which the Gua Vegetables continually
applied be by many thousands the
nton of 1929, their maes,ies ouis Philippe, King the
French and Leopold King OF the elsas, conIer cd DIR
Taylor the title utonorary heir macstics II
ompesc for the many restored hearing olcrw
by the application of this lolG ned ''"tta Vegetables Tnesc
proofs OF Royal favor will he hopes be suacrnt to encourage
ill who afflicted with deafness, arising from any
apply his remedy.
ncacuac we'll as in the principal CITIES Of the three king
dons.
In the city Dublin 400 more or less deaf were rcsto, ed
to hearing by lam, OF whom Ind hecnincurabe for 80 year,.
In the cy of Lyons rance) 296 restored hearing
Of whom % Of and 81 In the lust year,
1876, the uincd in the cities the south NJ France
astonishing for their number and the length of they
afflicted
For proof of its efficacy will! suhni, the following
the Rev John King, Of Johns Church, Manchester
had bccome deaf from co that hr could not hear baud
oinua fifteen yards san Thus affection had been g.a.lu
ally growing "pon him "r nacr {" HeHrs during which
WHO operated and applied rFsy thing their united sti could
suggest. The ea SHADOW q" relief. D, Drake
mentcd aud applied Iayors"lltn Neset3l's, and strange
tell he had used second bottle until he could hear
well lie did For particulars Of THIS London
Med Journal for Oct lS35.
DR. Andrews EduhUrs, says of the GntA Vegetables
practice, well in the hosl'A'sl find it to be
most valuable remedy of deafness arising frum
debility and relaxation OF the produced by cold and we'll
calculated to do mach good ald therefore recommend il 10
general being confident npinun well that Of
Others wall be disappointed who may have occaso to
use this valuable discovery.
DR. James OF Amili, iseIfo>hirc letter to Dr. Taylor,
concludes by saying every class Of pcope Will find III the
Gutta Nruclls cheap aud valuable remedy for Deafness
arising from almost have generally found tia
bottles pruucea perfect cure-and IN instance
gentleman who uude my aboFns under deafness
many years, attended with running from the and
peculiar sound resembling distant thunder accompanied witt
The ringing bells; all .hssG removed and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
SPECIFIC SOLUTil,i1. /

Il
A IL who arc suffering from URETHRA1. DISEASES
| IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, UkETH.
RIA, PHOSPHATE GLAND aud ali DISEASES " the u
BINARY PASSAGES. FANS IN THE LOfNS, GRAVEL,
Lunbago or from General Weakness L0eal pesity,
assured that this valu ibe medicine all sad
perfectly eraJicates the above disease. mich than
other and invariably improves tho constitution and gensrsl
health and restores igor tose that have bees
cd by di,ea,e improper treatment III ft nsdieine
can he compared 10 it, and has positively cured tpxs-
nnJ individuals after all other medicines have failed ahdis
daily snpcrsedng ihn nf ti,oe njnDs and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rpentlhe. Cnl,ebs. Mercury =
In addition TO the tsstiit,fa reGtIyot from all
parts of the world Including the Eastnd West Indie. Amer
ca &C. md medical of the highest standing III tls
cssipn, all bearing testimony its surprising five
Hundred pounds AID a. offered 70
Que "io can produce remedy 10 f0ands Hrccde
So utioi. Altar this further he aeccssary
but adding = few Of The cert faates.
Il have prescribed YoIuds specific Solution tascxcrl
tents iaborinp under urehIa scharges and t0ly
ncnt they all cured much shorter time THAI hAl
"iorc Witnessed, and their general health ,,cl iP
ed. n. LEY, NJ. D.
"Lecturer on Midwifery, at Bnrt.lnlomew's iioepta"
patients lubUrHg under u ethrsi charges
bly, louud they cured in murles time than he had
vousy observed when Using preparations Of Copaiva, and
OF opinion unequal: that Intends
In future to prescribe for his patients.
LONDON December 81. 1851.
DR. Green hereby cerIfes fpaJd's Specific Solution ia
etcacious remedy, and that Urethra Dis
sooner alton Of Copaiva he has
Ecrbed.
The above can be obtained only No. o6 Custom *
in Ne" Orleans. @
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
COTTON CIRCULARS

u PRINTED ruth The Gfcatest Erpedt,on aud
n style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS left at CoMprlNG Room il, S.. Charles Elk
hanpe, Corner IF Grapier 81. } or at T
A ERICAN PRINTING Off c E
corner of Poydras and ST Chal,cs Streets, riH
promptly attended to.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
L VI II

CLERGYMAN, late of the Cambridge University hsy.
IA discovered methud Of curing himself Of Nervoua
or Mental Complaint of fourteen years. DURATION osr
having hnd above PATIENTS all Of whom cur.
cd who follow ed his advice except tweve offers from beneyo
!ence rather than gan others Low Spirits de-
ty and exhaustion, determination blood tie head ye,,
tgo grondle fear failure memory ncapaci.y for bus.
ness ndy &C. res,iessness rrsoluon, @rechedn., indie
csoa, dcnsion melancholy Thoughts OF destruction
sanity curuble by this important discovery Most 70
six weeks. .54 5z3l5 -
Apply No So Custom house st, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
l. " Glenn's PetJun,eries

: L " TlEHKS ] ~ 7Ht71E s'
Iadian Dye, for co'orlng the Hair Bears Oil,
Russia us bears ureese, poma,un,, Mlchaw's Frei
clio Wash, superior pearl powder, lp white, cream
ef roses, vegetable rouge, ONO OF rose, lip salve,
Lreosote tooth wash, ca boniC 1en,ritice, orange
aower water, powder purs and boxes, American
charcoal, neatly put up in tour ounce walls, Pres.
ton SALTS cologne, kreosn,e ooth ache drops, hair
brushes, English dressing combs, Indian hair oil,
with variety Of Other pertumtries, &c. For sale
by ~. lklNCHAkD,
oct3 corner OF Canal and Bourbon SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
TO TuE LADIES.

DIR HULL,S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
UyHlS nov instrument for the radical cure of Pro
lapsus U,cri, or Falling of the Womb, by OK
ternal application, superscding tho use of the OBJ
jectionabe pressary, is confidently recommended
10 the afflicted as the OF perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed of performing
cure, even under the most aggravated circumstan
ces. It has received tho decided appreciation of
Sir Ashley Cooper Of London Sir Benz amin C
Brodie Sir James Clark, Physician TO the Queen;
Or Ashwol. Lecturer en- midwifery to Guys Hos
pital DR. Rigoy, lecturer to ST Bartholomews; DR.
Griffith, lecturer 10 Westminster Hospital; DR.
Ramsbotham, lecturer to London hospital; Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lying i'll hospt
al. DR. Sweatman, lecturer to Middlesex hospital.
and senior accoucheur to Queen CharIotte's lying:
;n.hosoital also by Henry Davies, Conquest
Blundeil, Lee, Mcrrman, surgeon keates, &c. by
Dr. Mofreau, president OF tho Academic Ronyale
de Medicine, Paris, and Accoucher to the Duchess
D,Orieans professors Velpeau. Marjolin, Paul
Dubois. Sa son and others-and in New York by
.4s,oi midwifery ia lie university
New York, prots. Delxfeld, and h
ston, president County Msd Society
president med society State of Y
McNaughton of Albany, profs Marc
kns, Dnane-Drs Thos Boyd, g
Hosick, Stearns, Ludlow, Nissan, VI
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many
snishcd Physicians in the U Stales
6 Hull. Office Vessey st, Aston
York.
u A constant supply of the above ina
with DR. Hull's improved Trusses for He
BIO kept by SlCKLES & Co,
A G Carpenter Natchez Stone T. Mars
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; w
son, Somer vile; Hall and Wasllinstor
McNairay and Hamilton do; Il |. Bill
lnAIiill g spotswood, Iihcn.; Irby