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| CAPTURE OF a NEW ORLEANS SLAYER by a
D. IRISH CRuisER.--Sierra Leone. May ~, 1857.
| | send ynu an account of rich prize captur ed
off Lagos the 10th of April. with upwards OF
f25 900 in gold ON board for the purchase of car
20 of slaves which made prize Of and sent ON
board her Majesiy's steam sloop Promeiheus. )
guns Commander Charles W. Hope. On the 10th
of April. while the Prometbeus was making pas
sage from Lagos 10 the Island of St. Thomas. she
observed sale IN the oiiing, and. as she appear
ed To be beaiing to wndwurd, the Prometheus
altered course and chased her, and upon nearing
her, she was observed 10 tack and keep away,
and. thinking she was not observed. made all
possible sail, setting studdngsails with the hope
of getting away.a the same time throwing over
board IA cargo, also her anchors and cables and
saving her beams through 10 allow the vessel TO
work. Upon the Promeiheus coming up with
her. and firing n gun she hoisted Spanish colors,
whereupon Mr. jameson, master of the PRONE
theus, was sent on board her. and, proceeding
to search the vessel found undera cargo of brend
-four, rice, bales IF tobacco and eases Of goods,
tthc leagers were full of water,) planks for slave
deck. aud all other gear complete for "A slave cur.
go.
When the slhvers papers were demanded he
stated he had none; he therefore at once
made prize of. She was condemned in tho Vice
Court at Sierra Leone ON the Goth May. This
fine prize an American brgantne named he
Adams Gray, of New Orleans where she fitted
out and sailed thence TO the coast of Africa with
an American captain aud Spanish super cargo,
She had run down tho whole line of coast as far
as Porto Novo, in the Blights. flying the Amefi-
ting, anchorng and communicating ut the
various places among the men of-war aud ship
ping, but it appears she was not able to pur.
chase her cargo of slaves, from some cause or
other. Mt the time she was taken she was pro-
cecding to the southwark for that purpose. This
is the fine st prize that has ever been taken into
Sierra Leone, beinga beautiful model, with all
new sails and valuable stores
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Mr. Root, 20 yers old. celebrated the All at
Exeter. Green county. Wisconsin. by shooting
dead his son inlaw, Mr.. Foster. The old gen
tleinan had decided his property 10 Foster on
condition that he and Mrs Root were to b. taken
care of as long as thy lived by his daughter and
her husband. The old couple were subsequently
taken very sick with symptoms of poisoning.
and Mrs Root died; but Mr. Root drank plenty
of milk. which he thinks neutraized the poison.
Some time thereafter he wished to have Il q body
of his wife dug up and examined, but Foster cp
posed it violently, tnd the parties came to blows.
Then followed the deliberate killing of Foster.
in presence of his wife. Old people who have
property, and wish to be well treated by their
heirs. had better keep it in their own hands as
long as they live.
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,a'nusrEE's sALEoF vaLUAnLEKE.,

AND PERSONAL ESTATE-By virtue of two deeds
OF trust execated to trustee, by Margaret sullivan on
ON tue 2h day g.. December 1851! other on the ON
DAY OF FEBRUARY ca6 and record in Clerk Office of tc
musings Court of Lynchburg shall proceed sell on Tho
premises ON Friday, the 9TH day Of August s5 certain Lon
OF .ouh Corner OF hr't street and Second Alley tho
oudhgs and appurtenances thereunio bel
same now occupied by the said Margaret sullivan
Also at the same tune and place. will sell the Household
and Kitchen Furniture aid deed ofhe OH nf
February le56 The title to the above property Is To
DE good but acting As Trustee shall title only
as vested in me by the sad deeds Terms made known on
'"c nay "i SAFE II. BOYD, Trustee.
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1p,lci,burG 1rirDiniam
wednesday Morning. July ID, Iso.

We cali the advertisers 10 the Importance
ef me yfRsf>IaN advertising meum Our daily and
country papers circulation IN the south western
part the whence growing trade seeks an Outlet
,hevrriuIs cities There daily paper Published within
hundreds Of this point and the completion
The Virginia and Railroad the line OF the lat
STATE must make tha Senan the paper for
,hat section as II daily elegraphe information ~
ha,rs In advance of all which doubtless will ensure for
n greatly circulation For the information Of our
readers h that would that intend TO give
psrfieuls lar attention the markets.
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Gus. advising with the Hon. II. NJ. Rice and Gov.
ernor Medary. was resolved upon yesterday
iefnaon.
Although not yet apparent, !; is probable that
each body will continue To Insist that IL is a
Constitution Convention. aud will form IA Consti.
tuition to 30 submitted In tli. prople
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ExSEcRETaRY DoBBiNs HEALTH The Fay
eitesie Caroinian regrets 10 state that thehealih
Of ex Secretary Dobbin is very precarious ut
present. lie i debilitaied Ia an extreme, aud SO
very weak that it is impossible to leave his cham.
her,
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raiy far C0HsRmp0H and all 0hfr ddss Cf Tie Pulmonary
greater the value any discovery the higher
held the the public much proportion
that public liable To be imposed by the spurious
tons OF ignorant designing and dishonest
Now that this preparation Is well known 10 be more
tain cure for ncipcn CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, LIVER
COMPLAINT, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. and all similar al
fecon than any other remedy known there found those
yiaIntusy wicked spurious and perhaps
poisonous mixture and try to palm of rs tho genuine Bal
This caution dcoir md ne pubr generality against
pprhaaR ohrr than 1dt hiring he u5tc signature ofI
81 rTS an utt OHtsidc wrapper
Prepared only SETH W toWir &Co., Bcsion, Mass, to
all should be addressed and for sae by their
inly y div
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vtrxinian Sob prinsin . Oascc.

The yKefSfAN mas been lifted up WIN ffeei
care supplied with the most extensive OF
on every and prompt execution OF Nil
Minds OF plain Printing II Is under The SUI
pernteudenee of Mr. H. c. TREAkLE by whom all orders vi"
k 1ed Distant patrons will be promptly aten
ded TO- Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Nptice-Mcssrs. JAS W. BROWN, Josrfn s BROWN snd
i WIN are Authorized Agents In the country and
MoSTaoNERY city, for making collections and settling
The bu nes Virgnian Office to the LIST OF April lso
90 which bills for subscrponSc are due 10 the under
signed subscribers and advertisers " no are IN ar
rears bill viii 10y mail and remanees through hat
channel in registered letters soheedat our rlsA as
hishx mportant that the should be speedily
wound IN trust all those who are indebted 10 US
will appreciate necessity for carry aud prompt settle
mcnt OF their accounts presentation ,,..
$780, " MCDONALD & PETERS,
Nav 2l.is -, -,
"a Those gentlemen also authorized to receive SUB
scfiptions Nirgnian for the eseni Proprietor
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4 keW DresS.-Our old friend. the Pain Xii.
Ter, has come out in an entirely new dress, which
greatly improves its appearance. Numerous
sion of it.-Adp.
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ID BLANCHARD q LEA, Philadelphia. PUBLISH
AHISTORI OF GREEK CLASSICAL LITERATURE:
by the Key. II w Browne NJ ~, Professor CLASH al Liz
oraurc in Kings College London. Ia very handsome
octave volume
BY the author, to match
a HISTORY OF ROMAN CLASSICAL IITERATTR
In very hands me octave volume.
These volumes a complete Classical Lit
craure designed either for private reading collegiate
text books Presenting moderate compass and agreea
bite STYLE the the Eng
lisa and Continental scholars gives liter
biogr phes aud criticisms body of information
to all educated persons and which
found IN so condensed and attractive shape juy %
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r. kINGSFORD & SONS
0SSS EGO CORN STARCH.

tFOH PBDBING. SCI
Has obtained equal ethry with their Starch for the
Laundry This article Is perfectly ru. dis in every
peet equal to the best Bem Ia Arrow Il besides having
additional qualities which render Invaluable for the dessert
Potato Starch has been extensively packed and sold as c.
Starch and has given tse impressions many the real
merits OF Corn Starch
From its dccacy and purity it is coming also into
tensivc a dict Tor nIfauts and inVnlids.
T. y. KELLOGG X CO., AG'rs.
july eew9m lq6 Fulton stIeet N Y.
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A little diluted liquid ammonia. says the Sci
entilio American. poured upon n hot iron plate
in green house, has a wonderful effect in devel
oping flowers aud leaves.
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tlIiFNN FNNk Va NIITI TVTTI
CCatlomen some few months since faent applied to
for medical advice afflicted with severe form OF se'nds
phiiis he had been under the charge OF two physicians
wing relct) commenced using the regular
os e the profession but the disease subbony resisted all
efforts The reputation OF Carriers Spanish Mixture hay.
ing reached me aud being personally acquainted with your
selves determined trial dd and in short
good effects evident and three bottles cured
him
act of Justice to suffering humanity cannot Withhold
testimony ris virtues Alternative aud prompt pur
the blood and take pleasure III recommending 10 the
profession and public generally Yours respectfully
inly / tlauu - BUTCHER, NJ d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E.N
GhoIcrn.-A Certain Care for th Disease
be found in the of PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN

KILLER.
DUBuoF, Iowa, May 3 1853.
GFNrLEMEs II feel under obligations the bene
fit have received from your Invaluable Pain Killer
since assisted Ia las ing and buryng cit
who supposed have died with Cholera Tho
morning was taken with severe vomiting accompanied
with GOODNESS of the eXtrentes Warm and hot
plcations failed to restore warmth My wos family, who
had the Pain Killer with ring the Cholera
sou in Buffalo lssi advised take It.
Intervals Of fifteen minutes fine perpiraon cnsued
barring little weakness we'll and
my recovery And that several
have used the Pain Killer remedy for Cholera,
prononncins good. therefore take pleasure in
mpndiuH Il to a still more extensive notice.
July :aldeodse2w W NJ. CROIiER, Atty at Law.
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Why cannot Lynchbure have a public park
In these hot end sultry days Of summer, what
would be more agreeable than a cool retreat in
some convenient place, where both old and
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xxInMAA mIIr.nNIIlE aAMHn .,XaI,

w AND kANAWHA CANAL FOR SALE offer tor
SAL WILL. Nelson county, the James River Canal
miles Richmond This mill has AL re-
There pair of stones for grinding
wheat pair AMI pnir for plastv Attached
the mill Is circular There is ample room storing
grain and osl The canal boats within i've othe
mill alongside ola wharf The Brand Of this mill
well established -four generally commands higher price
than iou. of similar grade With the mill will be sold
miler's house and garden Possession given
DESTROYS coulunrtion with mill
offer for sale adjoining my containing from 800
700 acres with all the buildings necessary for the place
apply to Goddin Apperson Richmond
NV post office $ CabclIs Mills, Nelson county
lutv - gtaw In j. GRAFTON CABFII.
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UddfI ON The ? IN DAY Of Aul s, (unCss Privately lie
tore) the Tract of Land upon which reside containing 700
acres lying upon Ivy Creek four miles West
1t viii be sold either in whole ubdiyicd suit purchasers
II mas on 1t three settlements of them where lve) pos
sesng all the comforts usually attached residence
substantial farmer orplanter THERE'S attached
q large proportion Of timber, LARGE YOUNG ORCHARDS
abundant and good acres of very superior low
grounds also distributed make a division OF the farm con
venlent ofnot might be desirable Westwopd Military
Seho" is within and half miles two Churches with
III miles This offer, the sale t.pcnd on cir
eumstances it will positively be sold will also sell several
SLAVES whose families are owned in this vicinity, whom
wish not to separate.
Apply ethcr my SON Or. r b Scott or myself
2lirulSPtls
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year lovely 1t brings most diseases with surh
ca indigestion languor loss Of appetite and general drb
but all Of them be cured with very ltile touh" if
properly treated Indigestion is well known finds its orig
torpid liver and languor and loss OF appetite
tnra fruits To rid OF them harmless tonic should be
uscdsomctng that will quicken the blood oxr supcrhu
bile the entire system; and ec these
grand results BAKERS BTTERS ishc safest
agent Composed ycgeab substances, and compounded
skul their medicinal Guaitiesare ad
mrabt proporoued thai they may be taken all times and
without the slightest n injury
sut bottle has been known to effect perfect
delicate female. after all other remedies had tailc
For sale b" all The principal Druggists IN Lynch urg "a
VILE FarmyIle, Fncase Abingdon and elsewhere through
out Nirgini, Orders promptly filed by adifes,nF
July sO-2w T.. BAKER, Richmond. Va.
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4 .AND FOR aAIE.-a offer for sale privately

until the Goth of August my Tract Land contain
ing 800 acres nyenenty situated in Campbell county
head waters ct Falling River and Immediately main
ROAD from the Courthouse 10 Concord Depot the South
railroad miles distant from each place IL from
lynehburg, good ncigborhood This place is well WA.
tered plenty Of timber good portion of meadow land
m which Is well set in grass and good improvements
ing in part OF large and roomy Dwelling House. house
Kitchen Stable large Framed Barn. first Negro Houses
with stone cmneys Carriage and lee Houses
&c is well adapted to u'ua crops particularly Wheat
further description is unnecessary. Twill pleasure
showing the place to wishing purchase
before the date above menti )ncd it will time
Mt public auction the premises Terms liberal
known on dsv of sale. PHILIP II WRITER'S
lie Il
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oil ia

s'Eicctric Oi."-Ehc operation Of this oil ia
removing rheumatic pains and other Ills is indeed shng
Like good article, 1t has base counterfeit, entirely
less but the preparation of Prof De drah ot Philadelphia
testimonial from Congressman, Mayors Of Gates,
Merchants Hotel PROJECTORS all OF the highest character
testing beneficial effects under their obserya
Itca be had OF the agents here Soc advertisement
n her
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The MINNrSoTA CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TioN>-St. Paul's win, Chicago, July 25-The
double headed Constitutional Convention is
still in session.-1he Republicans meet in the
Convention Hall, Mr.. A. ID, Balcomb presiding
and the Democrats in the Council Chamber. Mr..
IL. II, Sibley presiding.
The Republicans number fifty nine, all Of whom
have presented their credentials. and been ac-
cepted. The number of qualified Democrats
to-day is thirty two, several having been disaf.
fected and returned home. The credentials
of the Democratic members have not been repor
ted upon, and no permanent organization has
been effected
The Republican organization has been perma
nenty organized aud appointed Standing Com
mitees; and the Committee on the preamble of
the bill of reports have submitted a report.
The course ofthe previous Democratic eau
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Il STARCH, tFOk TIE LAUNDRY, ) has established a
greater celebrity than has been by any
Starch.
This has been the result of lis superiority quail
ty, and its invarAbc uniformity
The nbc be assured the continuance the high
standard established
Reproduction is twenty To0s daily and the demand
has extended throughout the whole the United States and
to foreign countries.
Working thus very large scale and under rigid sys.
tenn they able uniformity in the quail
y throughout the year THIS is tie a. beside arn in
Siartd mablagi and Is rcai.5d nae for hf fra time
Tho very best starch that be made, Other Is al.
wa wanted by consnm.rs and this Will he supplied to them
10y the hcr have learned which
is the best and ask Tor totherwsc hey. oul be likely TO
get that article which the largest profit be made
Mr. kngord has been ngAged the manufacture OF Starch
continuously for the last = aud during the whole of the
period the Starch made undr his supervision has been be
youd question, the best the market For the first II
wars he had the charge of the works VIM Colgate CO.
at which periodic invented the of the manufacture Of
tarn Starch
y .isE for Eiags'5rls Sdrea tie name GO has
lea rrotiay t4bca by aaot1G tar'org
il sold by all the best nearly every part of the
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PPrtumci ~ rrnth-W What lady or gentleman would
labor the dsareeahe brcat when using
ppWnENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only Ter it,
make tho teeth white aabaster prevent tnnth
preerye them decay. Recommended by
fists aud physicians everywhere.
4 Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its II
n,evcs pmpcs tan freckles the skin and beau
fnl mpartng rch hue II is the greatest
known, being from all injurious Price
cents. Fer saleby SrRoTHER & WHITEHEAD,
SrAHLER & JONES.
may and Druggists everywhere
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EhC NnIsicn.

FROM the W est tennessee W ing.
MILES DARDEN.-Somo weeks ago we gave
few facts in regard TO tho weight and dimeu
sions of this extraordinary man,and promised our
readers through the courtesy of friend in Hen
dorson county, father items of interest The
friend wo referred to was Rev John Brooks,
whose vcracity we believe, has never been ques-
toned by any one. He writes follow:
Mr.. Dardon was born in North Carolina, in the
year l196 and departed this lifc,at his residence
III Henderson county, Tenn, on the 23rd day of
January, lS67in the fifty ninth year Of his
age.
lie joined the Baptist Church in early life. and
shortly after emigrated to Tennessee, where he
connected himself with what is called tho Chris.
tan Church, but had not been member of any
church tor years past, bat was moral aud fond
of conversing on religious subjects. lie was n
kind, obliging neghbor, and fond Of company.
About fifteen years ago he joined the masons.
lie was married twice. His children are very
large, but probably none of them will ever be
more than half the weight of ,hci. fa.hor. lie
was quite active and lively, and labored until
about years ago, when he became so neshy that
he was compelled to stay at home or be hauled
about in u two horse wagon.
In lcl9 ho made II contract with Tailor to
furnish him suit Of clothes for fifty dollars
the cloth was to cost five dollars per yard. Up
on measurement it took twelve yards of CLOTH
SO the tailor lost ten dollars and the making -
Tie tailor states that three men, each weighing
over 200 pounds, put the coat on. buttoned it
around them and walked across the square at
Lexington.
In 1850 it took l34 yards of fax cloth, yard
wide. 10 make him coat
1t took l6 yards of cambria for his shroud--
"A yards black velvet to cover the sides and lid
of his cotlin-l2 feet of plank to make his cot
fin.
His coffin was 5 feet long.
Across the breast 30 inches.
3" head Is
~ foot ii
It's depth 35
He weighed in 1915, s7I pounds.
His height was feet six inches.
HIS weight when he died,as nearly as could be
ascertained, was a fraction over one thousand
pounds"
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Iyuchburu I.uns Der Market. July 95.

n OsE-pn last SUNDAY. between Sih 81 and
Z st Pauls Church. a GOLD CROSS with the
H. arker engravodon it. A liberal aid will be paid
III" finder when il Is reured to this office nlv 9Ad1t
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r.nr,y white 'gcc,I,. s.crfunca s,rcntn, Sound

Healthy Gums be obtained by using "owdcnS Den
Fluid affords relief AMI prevents to1thache
decay, and prevents the formation OF tartar &c
DOW DEN = DENTALFLUlD is recognized by the whole
medical profession being superior any toothpowdrr
washes its constant viii prevent decay aud the many
avh,s teeth hcirto. Recommended by Dl RIO EARLY
Auohhurg Va hrs pleaslnts, Hudson, &c of Richmond
III Cosby, Petersburg DR. Manu-, Charleston, s. c. Or Ia
Raleigh y G. and Dentists hero. For sale by
SrROrHER 4 WHITEHEAD ~ hburg Va. and by nil
Druggists aui Merchants. Wholesale by
GEORGE DoWDEN
IN a. Il { sht.t, a.. Va
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a RETIRED E'gHY~sCEAS

Whose sands of lite have nearly discovered while
in the East Indies certain for Consumption, Asthma
1 Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and General Debility The
| discovered by him when his only child daughter
was given mp die lie had heard much the wonderful
and healing qualities preparations made
the India eJp and The thought occurred tr him that he
might a remedy his child lie studied hard and
in wishes. His child cured, and
alive we'll lie has since administered the wonderful
edy sufferers all of the world and he
failed In making thcm completely healthy aud hap
pv Wishing do much good possible lie will send to
afflicted fellow beings IT, iis recipe with
full prt directions for making it aud successfully
using it, lie requires each applicant iucosc him shilling
returned the recipe and the
remainder applied the payment OF this advertisement
Address DIR. IL JAMES
No 70 Grand Street. Jersey City, X. J.
B-Dr II. James has neither office agent in New
York have pretended and advertised The reepe/
sent bEt No. 10 Grand street. Jersey
CIV. 2EdSe.lmo =
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4 EoNAED sAsANEH. Agent for e.. >baner,
win carry the butehcriug business and will keep
land all the be found In the market stall
No Lynchburg Market House. jay 2l2t
a. PEsTEtEGs.-iIi persons who uiH, he in
- want OF SIECrACLfS are hereby Informed thar
sock Is very complete We supply glasses all
ages Gold Silver, Steel frames the prices
Gail and look at them. SILNERINOlN = CLItr
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- EF' SALE oF HEAa. ESTATE-
u In execution of deed of trust
me subscriber dated the 18th dag of May 1885 and
III tamPbe County Court office briug thcreuitn raon.a
sha sell publicly upon the premises on SATURDAY. tho an 10
OF August 1897, ONE HUNDRED ACRESofIAND i,inr,"3t
fishng creek, one mile from Lvnchbnrr being mari ~
property conveyed by said deed IN lic known on
day of sale. W u IN :, - u w ''3
July n 3iawtds 80 i'"''o'
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.sOtaN CLARK,
G O. M S JON MER CH MT

OFFICE AT McCoRkLE CO MAIN STREET, LYNcHBURG, VA
M ILL continue give his personal attention sale
Country Produce descriptions,
TO the article Of Tobacco and httcrs himself that
percnce of II in the business the interest Planters
and Farmers Will not suffer bv being placed in his hands
onahe made Tobacco and other produce when
in hand. JOHN CLARK