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BANKS AS GOVERNMENT AGENTS.
Having given llie Virginian a respite oiaoiue two or
thrae weeks, in winch to digest me uirh/ facts we lud
necssion in present In connection with batiks and bank
ing, we b*g leave In trouble it with a lew ulbersofa sim
ilar turt—Republican of Thxnntaylosl:
This is really cool. In the Virginian of the
13th anil 20th ult., we gave a pretty extended ex
amination, and wo may say refutation, of all the
Republican's insertion* About the Hanks. It w as
not answered by that paper, though it promised
to do so. The nexi issue did not contain the
promiseil notice, nor has it yet appeared. And
vet one would think, from the above paragraph,
tre had failed to reply to some article of the Re
publican.
Passing over the old matters in controversy,
the Republican,of Thursday, tenders a new issue
and charges the Rank of the United States with
having refused to redeem its branch notes at the
mother hank and vice, versa,and with divers oth
er malfeasances. W'e arc not the apologists of
the manner in which the Rank was conducted at
nil times. Doubtless, it often behaved badly.—
We have no time nor inclination to enter into a
controversy about these old-world stories. \\ both
er the charges were true or lalse, our readers of
the present day care but little. We have enough
topics of present interest to occupy our columns.
(jr3* The Union has every day a new story of
' some diplomatic correspondence, with this or that
Minister, conducted by Mr. Clayton,in every one
of which, according to Ibis organ of the Foreign
Legations, lie has been roughly bandied and the
character of the country lowered. Supposing
these stories to be true, the Union must derive
them cither from the foreign parties to the nego
tiation, or from sjiies in the State Department.—
In either case, it seems to have been imposed
upon. All its allegations have been pronounced
unequivocally false by the Intelligencer and Re
public, speaking by authority.
The Union accounts for this attempt of foreign
powers to trample upon our Government, by the
discovery it alleges they have made, that the
American people have been foolish enough to
elect to the Presidency a mere dolt—a man utter
ly incompetent to the discharge of his duties—and
hence, says the Union, "they (foreign ministers)
believed they could with safety alter their con
duct and their tone of language in treating or ne
gotiating with our Cabinet.” Now, it is very true
that the Union has done its best, to make the
world believe Gen. Taylor was a mere imbecile,
but it arrogates loo much when it supposes its
character is such as to give the slightest weight
to its assertions. Were its statements believed,
even bv those whose organ it is, the country
might indeed he exposed to insult.
In the 15th Congressional District, the
representation of which is vacated by the death
of Mr. Newman, member elerl. there seems to be
a difficulty in selecting a Democratic candidate.
The two gentlemen, most prominent, are Col. G.
W. Thompson and T. J. Martin. The former is
recommended by the fact of his being victimized
by the present Administration—having been
turned out of tire odine ol U. S. District Attorney.
flr3* The Life and Correspondence of William
Wirt, by the lion. John 1*. Kennedy, of Haiti
more, has just boon published by Messrs. Leo
Blanchard, iir two handsome octavo volumes. It
will be eagerly sought after,not only irt Virginia,
but throughout the Union.
$3* The suit between Mr. and Mrs. Butler
has resulted irt a decree for a divorce. Both par
ties are at liberty to marry again, We presume
that she is now giving her readings in Sltakspearc
to numerous audiences in Philadelphia.
It |!i said that Mr. Calhoun has announ
ced his intention to resign his scat in the U. S.
Senate. We know not what credit is to he at
tached to the rumor. Wo should most sincerely
regret if it prove well founded.
The M auyland Election.—The election for
members of Congress took place on Wednesday
last. Both parties were sanguine, and we have
been disposed to regard the result as very doubt
ful. Possibly we may be able to give some re
turns in a Postscript.
We had no mail from Richmond on Fri
day night. We do not know where the fault
lies. The disappointment is vexatious enough.
03* The persons indicted for the Astor Place Riot, in
New Y"rk, last May.hnve been convicted, and sentenced
to the Penitentiary for varioas periods. Edward Z C.
Judson, the editor of a miserable and infamous sheet,
called “Ntd Duntline’s Own,” was the ringleader. In
the course of the trial, one of the witnesses, when naked
what was Judson’s profession, answered, “that of a riot
er.”
00* The news from Florida indicates that there will be
no Indian wa;. This will he sad news to many of the
citizens of that State, w ho, w ith a lively remembrance of
the manner in which the national treasure was poured out
there, during the last war, have been hoping fur another
opportunity of enriching themselves at the public ex
pense.
03* Tip Hon. T. \V. Chinn, of La., appointed Charge
‘ d’AfTaires to Naples, had proceeded as far ns Paris on his
way to his mission, when the state of his health com
pelled him to return to this country.
C3* The owner of the new lJ. 8. Mail Ocean steamer,
Ohio, offers to bet $5!),000 that she w ill beat any vessel
afloat across the Atlantic.
From the Baltimore American.
\Y ASH 1 NOTON, Oct. 1st.
APPOINTMENT—RESIGNATION.
Charles F. Stuart has been appointed a Surveyor at
Alexandria, Va.. vice Mr. Fendnll, deceased.
McClintock Young, Chief Clerk of ilie Treasury De
partment, resigned his office to day. The resignation to
take effect on the first of December next.
New Orleans, Sept. HO.
By an arrival hern from Corpus Christi, we have a re
port that the Cuimmclie I dians held a council of war
and concluded to coinmeuce hostilities upon the Texas
frontier sot tinmen s.
The sales of cotton for the week amount to only GOO
bales. Prices continued steady as la>t quoted. The re
ceipts are light. The total amount since the 1st Sep
tember is only 23,570 gainst 51,910 halos at the
pamo time last year i no stock on hand now is but
24,740 bales against 40,1*40 bales last year. The wea
ther lately has been very favorable for packing. Ac
count -, however, from all quarters represent the crop as
short.
Twenty thousand dollars worth of dry goods,imported
by the British ship Go-sip under false invoices,wore seiz
ed on Friday by the Collector.
Louisville, Oct. 1.
The State Conventi n, for remodeling ttie Constitu
tion of the Stale of Kentucky, organized tir-day by elec
ting Mr. James Guthrie, democrat, of this city, presi
dent.—The vote on his election stood—Guthrie 59, Nix
on 43. Mr. Thus. J. Helm was chosen Secretary.
St. Louis, Oct. I.
Advices have been received here from Chihuahua.sta
ting that the Indians are daily becoming more hostile.
Fifty Mexicans and several Americans have recently
been killed hy them. An American trader, named
\ auglin, was murdered hy the Indians about the middle
of July Iasi.
Tim Apachee Chief, it is said, offers large premiums,
for American and Mexican scalps.
I he cliohua is raging vt ry badly at Durango and oth
er jMii» in Mexico.
ARMY 1NTF.I.IJUF.NCR.
Official intelligence has been received al the N\ ar IV
paMironl to the cffeet. that on the evening of the 15th
September, (ienpra! ’I'wigga* with Major Markall, ('apt.
Casey, anj a Military Ouard from the Fourth Artill tv,
went in the steamer “Col. Clay*, to Charloite Harhi>r
from 'Tampa Bay, and, according to ap|N»intment, held
a council with the Chiefs of the Seminoles, the place of
j meeting being an old trailing lions*’ at the hen.I ot the
hay, and within the limits of the Indian territory.—
' The Indians manifested the most obliging and fii-ndly
I disposition, and agreed to deliver the mdinn prisoners.
* now in their custody, to the offi-ets of our army, on the
19th of the present month, at Charlotte lluilxir.
Up to the 23d of Sept the steamer Ocean,with the head
quarters and (ive cotiinani*** ol the Seventh I i.mtrv, li id
not arrived at Tampa Bay —It was supposed that she tiad
put into Pensacola on account **t a storm in the Ctulf.—
A detachment of 158 recruits for this regiment nr
rived at 'Tampa Bay from New Yttrk on the 19th Sep
temher
Company B. 1st Artillery from Fort Columbia, ar
rived at Pilatki on the 24»h of Sept* ml* r.
Colonel Monroe,of the 2d Artilleiy.with Ids command,
pr»ceeding to Santa Fe, was at Council l»n»vo on the
IlKli of September.—f JVHI /«f
CO HUES PON UK. NCR.
Wr comply with pleasure mi the request of Colonel
Childs to place the following cones pot id cnee in our col
urns.—[JVuf Int.
Fort McHenry, (Md) Sept 22, 1819.
Sir : In the National Intelligencer of to day I have
read with astonishment and indignation the ‘following
paragraph, in a communication from the French Mm
later, M. Poussin, to the Secretary ol Stale, Mr. Clay
Urn :
•The 1 negation of France cannot and wifi not make
itself the echo of the report*, more or less well founded,
whfell have been current with regard to Col. Child’s
conduct in this affair ; nor will it press certain fads
imputed against him, which ii would be perhaps carter
to prove than he could prove ihu charges brought by him
self.”
So long ns M. Poussin confined himself to comment*
on my evidence before the Hoard ol Commissioners, I
h it quite indifferent to Ins opinions of my testimony ; it
is on record, and when published will vimln u e the court
that derided upon the case of Pori, tile General who :»p
proved Ms proceedings, and iho final action of the Gov
ernment.
I deny indignantly the insinuations contained in the
quotation, and defy M. Poussin to establish the re
molest point in the dishonorable insinuation that lie has
made.
I feel that it is my right to a*k, at the hands of the
proper authoiiiy, that M. Poussin he nquested to make
speeifu* and tangible charges ; and, whaievtr ihev may
lie, that op|M>rluiuty be given me Hi show tlo ir lal-ify.
THOMAS CHILDS.
Brevet Brig. Gen. U. S. Army.
lion. Gf.o. \V. Crawford,
St crclary of 11 nr, 11 'ashinglun.
Waii Department, ?
W ashington S pt. 21, 1819. S
Siu :—In reply to yours of the 22*1 inst. tnu-hiug
tlie remarks of M. I*, iissm, while he was nceredited t«»
the (uiveriiilieut of tliO United Suites, as Minister IMeii
ipolentinry anti Envoy Extraoidinury of the Republic of
France,in lOl.ituni io tho claim of M. Port, and your cun
neetion therewith, I have io slate, that ftteannol comply
with v«*nr request, that “M. Pmissin be enllctl oil to make
his charges specific and tangible against you.”
The official relation between this Government and M.
Poussin has been severed. Moreover,ii U presumed,that,
whatever he may have done as the French Minister,
ought not to be assumed in his individual character.
Nor, in respect to the case ufM. Port,it is thought that
you should feel disquieted,especially when you reflect
that the award of the Military Commission, raised on the
occasion, had been approved by the Commanding Gen
eral, and affirmed and re affirmed by every Department
of the Government.
I cheerfully add that nothing has reached the Depaifc
merit, which reflects on your character as an officer and
a man.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. W. ( IUWFORD,
Secretary of W'or.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Cffil.fis.
U. S. Army, Fort Mr Henry. Maryland.
The following Morccau is from the Now York (Hobo.
It would he difficult to find a more emphatic illustration
of i lie truthfulness of John C Calhoun’s remark, that the
Locofnco party was held together by “iIip cohesive power
of public plunder.”—Albany Eve. Journal•
“Democrats! shall we go to work and elect our whole
ticket, which will enable us all to partake of the. fat
things which will fall from the democratic cornucopia, or
shall we remain divided,and be compelled fora number
of years to feed on short commons and “cold fodder,”
until we have not strength enough to withstand a good,
stout,old-fashioned Staten Island nur’westei? II hat do
you sayf
FOREIGN.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN,
Effect in Mulrid of the Threatened Invasion of Cuba
Our advices from Madndaieof the 8th inst.
The news from the United Stales nhtive to the in
tention of certain persons belonging to the United Stales
of America to gel up an expedition against Cuba, has
excited the attention of the Spanish Goverment, which
has determined to offer every resistance to such a project.
General Roncali has already received categorical instruc
tions on the point.
El Paris, of Madrid, has the following article relative*
to this matter. ' .
In our yesterday’s number, we inserted the text of a
proclamation issued by the Right Hon. the President of
the United States of America, General Taylor, wi It the
object of denouncing to all the agents of the civil anil
military government of the Union, the project of an ar
med expedition against our V'est Indian possessions,or
against some of the provinces of Mexico, organized, u
would appear, by certain unoccupied adventurers . The
proclamation explicitly and energetically condemns any
such project, and orders its authors to he given up to the
judicial tribunals, as guilty of a vio!at:on of the law of na
tions. This conduct, which is highly honorable to the
loyalty and foresight of the Anglo-American government,
thus affords tho most direct denial, the most complete and
authoritative explanation, that could be* given to the rtt
mors of the invasion of Cuba by a foreign |>owcr, which
have been for some time past so extensive ly diffused ami
so generally accredited. According to the proclamation
before us, it appears possible—and even without the pro
clamation, it would always have appeared to us natural
— that amongst the multitule of vagabonds scattered
throughout tho vast dominions ol tlie* United Ma es of
rsnrui .A.neriL.i—aim iw-y arc gunuruiiy eompoM'u
those who, proscribed in Eu'opc, fly thither to escape
from the consequences df their crimes, or to seek a rcrnr
<!y for the misery which persecuted them at home—a few
persons should have conceived the Vandalic scheme of
desperately attacking our American possessions, like a
phalanx of banditti. We are not surprised to hoar that
these adventurers, thinking In find in this enterprise more
chances of honor and pr« fit than in California,have renoun •
ced the dubious supplies of gold offered by the sands of the
Sacramento, and proposed to seek their fortunes by more
hazardous means. /
To us Spaniards such Attempts would not appear wr.r
thy of the slightest attention; unless the government of
the Union were to tolerate or to protect them; but from
the moment the latter condemns and prosecutes them so
spontaneously and openly ns General Taylor has done,
they lose all llieirimportance, apart from what they may
derive from the circumstance that they nflfird an Oppor
tunity for a renewed testimony of the respect and loyal
ty with which a friendly government views our flag in
• he American colonies. It is certain that exclusive ol
those absolute and common duties imposed on all coun
tries by the law of nations, there exists between Spain
and the United States of America ancient ties of grati
tude on the part of the latter, which th**y could not for
get without tarnishing their honor. On the other hand,
no attack of our Antilles by the Anglo American Union,
would be viewed with indifference in Europe since the
permanent retention of thoso colonics by the Spanish
crown, is now one of the surest guaranties of an exact
equilibrium in the respective political influence and mer
cautile relations of the various European and American
States. Thus it is that neither reasons of justice nor
arguments of expediency con hi ever urge the government
of the United States to violate the territory of our colo
nies; it is sufficient, however, that these projects of tisur
pat ion should have been conceived, in order to provoke
a formal falsification, through the medium of the Presi
dent. We rejoh e at this declaration, w hich effectually
disposes of a! I the rumors circulated with t lie notorious
intention of exciting apprehensions on the subject, and
removes all pretext for those protests and jealousies
which never produce good rcauitj.
1UKKIIUK
Married, on I lie'dd msi., by the ilev. Mr. Uni'gli -rue.
! ‘• the M«'i|i.Hli„t Kpiscopnl (.'liurrh, Mr JOHN ?v
\I-KKK, of Richmond, to Miss LUCY VV., only
dmioliler of Cftpl. J. M. Olev. of ibis place.
Unuse or the IhermonteU r.
iu:roKTn» eon nir. “vihoinus" uv
I>. II. IHVNM At IMtOTIII.lt. Itooksetlrr*
M AIN 8TKKKT, l.\ Ni HHUKU, VA
6 a m. IK. 3 i*. at.
OCT.—4 f»7 fill 70
ft fit fift fifi
fi d'l fii 63
K'niilirraiKCT Viticc—l'to> iII'oiiiiIa
I'lir Order ol the Sons of temp* ranee will held a pub
lie celebration, at Klovd Court Hnuae, on the tltlinf
t V t >l*i i next. I b«* (Mends of tlio Order anticipate u
largo attendance ; ami it is hoped that brodircn, bauitua
led In public speaking, will oitne up to the wmk, en
| do wed with new zeal and determined to make a vigorous
i tl >rl l»-r tlio Rtieress of this giOat enterprise.
Sept 17, 1840.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYCIIIItTHU* Oft. Oth,
TOIl\lTl> liuqu'cted Hie past week : : 7*1 llhd*.
With a small stock in the nun ket, the demand im leases,
and prices gmtlually go higher. Sates tang* ln>m $2 Ml to
St Ml toi Dug*. «. I (Ml to .Ml lor eoiuiiioii and middling
Deal; *.» .Mttn$7 lor good amt lino Shipping, $0 to $10 for
good amt tim M inuhieturing
NYllEl I' MOandH.‘» lor lied and White.
\\ IDt.l \M T. SMITH,
Cniiiiiit*»lon Mere limit.
I.YISCHIUTRfi SI ARKKTS, <H T «.
Vrorisvuis. - Bacon ,6 to 04. Iict-I.$5 lo $ I,Colli Metll
GO In 624 cent*.
Flour .ill.
Il f-n/ Hcil 80 cents; NY tiit«i 85.
drain. Corn, -lit cts ; Oais2dcenls.
( Inert- Seal- No demand,
Hnishry.—30 cts.
Ilcrsirax IS conis.
Haller- Very dull,10 lo 124 for No. I.
Hrmuly — Apple, none ollering : P« ioh. none nlTering
liar Iron - $85 assorted and $89 GO when drawn lo
order.
(.ojjee — |{io9 luOS cents; I .ngtiiru 0 lo 04 ;.lava 124
Moehn 20.
(V utility L i/if ns—To w 10 In II; Flax 124 to 15.
('olton I'linu -Sabih'jio 16 cents.
I\ at hers—30 lo 32 els.
Flu.r Sr ml Sales 80 cents.
Fi+ Herrings. No. I, $7 50; Shad, old $7 50
new 8 50
dinseng —25 rents.
Hr tup We quote 6 In file, in demand.
I.in<ml Oil—65 lo 70 renin in demand.
I rtrtl 64.
Ohlantrs -West India 35 to 40 els per gallon ; N
O. 12 to 45 cenis.
I'laslrr - Lump, $54 lo $6.
Sugars New t Irleanv ti 1 *»7 cents; Porto It ieo 7 to8i
cenN; Clarified 12* cents; Loaf I 14 ta 121 cents.
Sail.—$1 ti 4 a 24.
Tallotr ~ 0 to 04 eents.
7\ir $3.50 per bbl
Hoot —21 i«i 20 cts., in demand.
Hoot Hulls — 32 io 334.
I At II \NGKS.
CIk*ck8on New York, , to 1 perct.premium
Baltimore, , to I do do
Boston, 4 to I do do
Philadelphia, i to 1 do do
Bank Notes N. Carolina I do discount.
44 S. Carolina, I do do
44 Tennessee, 5 to 6 do do
44 Wheeling, 2a24 do do
FRF.IGI1TS HP AND DOWN TI IK CANAL.
Tuhacc.o, leal (per hogshead,) $1
Do manufactured,(per bux#/ 124
Flour, (per hhl.) 12J
Bar I run, (per ton.) I 00
Pig Iron, (per tun.) I 00
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per Ion.) 1 00
Plaster, (pei ton.) I 00
Salt,(per sack.) 64 to 8
Merchandize and Produce,(per 100.) 8 to 10
Flour Inspected in the town of I.ynehhurgtJor Hu bal
onrc oj the quarter, ending 30//* Sept. 1849.
Family, 285
Superfiuo, 752
Fine, 28
C. I). 20
Total, 1085
G. W. McKINNKY, Inspector.
N. 14.—My term oomineneing the I Dili Sept. 1849.
Oct. 8— It
RICHMOND MARKETS
Oct. I, 1819.
TOBACCO The mniket is quite animated, and pr:
a Hint descriptions may he ipioted 11 shade higher.
Phe breaks are small, however, the arrivals very light,
and stock decreasing. W»* ipmte I mgs $2 75 a$t 50
f»r shipping, and $3 25a $ I 50 for manufacturing; com
in hi Leaf $ I 50 a $5 50; t* od and Fine $6 a $S 50;aud
Fine Manufacturing $7 lo $17, as to quality.
FLOUR. — Receipts continue quite light. Sales of
Richmond superfine have been made at $5,064; 8cotls
villc, $54; receipt8 very light, consequently market firm.
YVIIKAT—T he receipts lire ample, nnd sales have
been made fr rash at $ I 05 for white, and $1 for red for
merchantable lots—extra qualities may be quoted 24 cts.
per bushel higher.
CORN—We quote Corn at 524 to 53 cts. per bushel.
COHN MEAL—60 to65 cts. per bushel. Kiln dried
meal is held at $2 50 per bbl.
OATS—Not much doing. We quote 30 cents per
bushel as the selling price.
R. M, ZIMMERMAN,
151, Main .Street, Faglr Square, Richmond,
OFFERS for talc tire following arlielts,Irish and in fine
order ;
Id bale** M<»1icr Almond-; 10 eai ks Sicily do.; 5 do. Eng
li»-h Wallin's, 5 -a< k- Hia/.ii .Nuts; Hi do Pm in do , 5 do
1' ill* *T j ,.(l Imxt d Raisin-; 5 d<* (':trun; 5 ea-es Primes in
• 1 M ■ •11 ■ 1 Fait Pippins; 5 rates
Pr« :S« i ill (iing* r; 100 b.'Xen Sardine-; 10 do jVlne.earnni and
Yrrmicelli; I’* li> \i s Ruck Candy; 5 casks Currants; Bor
deaux Oil; Iihv Water, Coma, French < ,'hocolate, tkc.
AI.-o -30,000 1 la \ a * a Cigars; 7*.,(M0 Pim< i| * d...; 30,000
I mil a I i n d<> ; 10,000 Medium quality do.; 20.000 roinnioli
do.; 2,000 Manilla Cl emit-; 2. b. x« s Manubietund I
co, large and small box* • . line and in dimu nualit) , M.i'ca
ban, Itappr c, Sroleh, Naehitoehes, I.undy Feels and Irish
Blaguard Snuffs; 1,1 00 do/.en (>ron« ko, 2M)do Fine Cut, 100
do Spanish Smoking Tobacco; 10 boxes, 2 gross cadi, Fine
Cut Pressed ( hewing Tobacco; 25 gn.ss Buckingham
Pipes. 20 boxes Chalk Pipes; Gorman, Mur.-liaum and eth
er Pipes in great variety, Cigar Cases, Tubes, Re. And
will he rcceiving, regularly, Fruits, Nuts, Re., when in t lieii
proper season, wliien will he sold upon as good terms as they
can he purchased at any other store in the city.
$'/- Also a fine assortment id Willow and Straw Goods,
Baskets, Wliinps, Biuums, tee. Re. Re.
Oil 8-131
Blacksmiths’ Tools.
Jbl.ACKSMITIlS’ BELLOWS, Anvils, Vises, Screw
Plates, Stoi k and |)ies, Ra-ps. Files, Sledge and Hand
1 l«iimn« rs, (or sale by GREGORY R KOYALL.
Oct 8—w4w
Guns, Rifles, Pistols,
i)OWOEH FLASKS, Shot Pone hen, (iamc Bags, Per
cussion Caps, Nil pie Wrenches, Nipples, patent Gun
Wadding, R\ , lor safe CHEAP, by
Oct 8 -w Iw _ GREGORY R ROYALL.
\iu\n
r IM IE undersigned, agent for M» A O. Abernathy of
I Richmond, take- pb-a-uu: in inlnrimng the friends of
t iii- gentleman and the public gnu rally, that lie is prepaid!
to (ill, at theshortv-l imIut. all older* tor every variety of
riU lT .1 n.t ORNAMENTAL. TIC KK.S, (IH A rK VI NFS,
SIIHI'HIIFKY, kc.lke VVM. II MUSHY,
Oct 8—ts Auet’r and Commission M e reliant.
noons.
XITATERHOUSK At POTTER h»v« now in >toro,
V? and arc daily r* tv i\ing fr«'in N. Y«nk, a rnmpk'tcassort
ment nl CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMKRK8, YES
TINGS and FURNISHING GOOl >S, of every description
and quality, to w hit It they invite the attention of their friends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Wliittemore R Co., three
doors below T. I). Jennings’s Commission Store.
OfttS _ _____ ___
I^AfifCY FRENCH CA8SIMERE8.—ASPLEN
did Assortment Just receivtd by express. Please rail
j and examine. WATERHOUSE it PO'T'l'ER.
Oct > i a __. _
* BLANK BONDS KOtt SALE VI THIS OFFICE.
11Y WIH. VI. MOftHY,
ON TO MOIUIOW, t I unday, IHH in»t ) at |0 oVloek,
at tlio Market I lunar, 1 ahull aril, without reserve, a
laifr « oi»Ai|(iiinrnt of Furniture, of the moat modern at.le,
con*i»t ii* in ii.ut «i|
Fine Mahogany n.*Ua,
liurraua do large and amall,
Chaiia d«i
do cane a very anterior article,
A\ aahataiuU, ke. hr
A I,NO,
1 good Buggy and
I P igin i i tiiv|io and Fialntea,
I tine t ;.»ld VN ateli,
Negara, Pry Uouda, ki\ ko.
WM II. MOHBY,
*>r^ ^ I* Auctioneer and t'oimnimum Merehant.
LAND AT AUCTION.
PI Its I \N I* tu a decree nt the Circuit Court ot Bedford,
pronounced on the 12th day ol September, 18 til, in the
i a-* ol Stephen C Hurt tk ( o. mid other*, against Small S
<•!.»> ami o'.hcis, the undersigned commissioner, will pro
ceed, on the premises, on the 2 Mb day ol October, 18*19, to
*cll, to I hr highest tiidder, at puhlie auction, the
Tiro Tit.nrrs or
in the hill and proceedings in said suit meiitiomd, whereof
Burkett Cray died, seized. Situated oil Sorter’s mountain,
in the county id Hcdtoid, one containing
1N7 ami the other JIT I .Irif*.
on a credit ol one and two years, lot equal portion* of the
puteliase money, (vxci pt a sum sullieieiit to defray the ex
pcuscH of .'ale, winch will he required in cash). The pur
chasers will lie required to give t»ond* with good peisounl
"< « ui ity, and the title to the I«and* will he retained a* a Im
thcr security, until the purchase money ia paid, subject to
ic sale in di 11lilt ol |at\ incut.
Settlement* Iiii\e been imidc on each of these ti acts, and
building* elected sutRcleiit for the rntmorta
l*i i.Hiilcnee ol a tainilv, together with I he
Mcce-.--.iiy Negro Cabins, ’Tobacco Barns,
ike These 1 .amis Hie well adapted to the
g'-nvlb ol Tob.ieeo and (iniiii, and are vain
•ace.o I' .miniions, ami well wnilhy the atteiitinn
» \\ is|iin._ lo engage in the Ini stiles* ol tobacco plant
im* Cue idlin' I’m t - may he divided to advantage, and
W ill be -. Id ill t \v.. p.n .-» Is li mol e suitable to piirchu* els.
«M 8 -1220 (; \ WINt.riT.i l), t **m,r.
fnbtie Sate af a tame a amber of
VALUABLE SLAVES.
r£Y the authority ol an oidci < I tin -County Com t ol Camp
Jhill.ni>*!> at its l-Ttouuiy term, I ^ ft*, \u will,on
| Tuesday, the tftlth day ol N< v inher, 18-19, at the town ol
New I > nd.»n, in tin county ol Campbell, uttci lot sale, at
public unction, between
Filly mill Shiv Ncri-ocm,
of all agi * ami both sexes A v ei \ huge proportion ol these
Ncj* roes n i e y oung, rung iiig in sgi t* am twenty v- ar« dow n
1 licy hu\ c been w ell raise* 1 and trealc I mill me \ aluablc I* >lb
lor I'baracti i and pb\steal qmilitu - 'Tin v will be sold, as
im a-, piadicablc, ii. I.mnlic-, so as to avoid I hr separation
ol liu*bamh ami wives, pnienls and children. Should tin*
dav above indicated be S-. inch im lit as to I*1 < \ cut t lie sale, it
will be made on t lie day thrn nltn, i*i on the fust Oil one,
and be eoiitbuicd lioln day In day till eoinpli ti d.
TK.lt \lS OK s \M.
A credit ol twelve months w ill l*» gm n lor the purchase
money, the |iuichasii executing bond t cith ample ptrsonal
security eat is factory In us I loin this reuiiirrmeiit ol sec. it
iity, t In re w ill In* no di partilic. TI.ri* w ill be no watraiity
ol a ut soil by u*, either as 1* quality oi title, though the lat
ter is believed to be (inquest ionable.
W!\1 W ATTN,
KOWAKO W n All Nl thins,
Oi'IH t2UN Committee Re. ot Martha V' atta.
VALUABLE LAND TOR SALE,
AT AUCTION.
B\ :m arrangement among thu lcgatir* ol I lie lafr Itey
Win 1 *i It w ich, t here will be sold to tha highest hiddei,
mi t be premises, on Saturday, Ilia 3d Novemlt«r, it lair, il not
the next lau day that V Al’.CABI.K 'TRACT OF I .AND,
■ illed “t f| | M{ \ KM,” (he lotuu-r residence of the s«nl
I .< It w ich. I lie said Irr ct ot I .and lies in the county ol lled
ioid, imiiu’iliately on I lie I .ynrhhiiig and Salem Turnpike,
within 1H miles ot the former place, and w it bin G miles of
i t lie town ol I .iln-rty. It is also within one mil* of ( Wet
Bi’dgc, w lu re t here is a store, post ollice, sow and giist mill.
’TI e said tract contains upwards ol
50 0 ACRES,
of win b there is about 100 in valuable timber’,
most ol it lies well, and isadmiiably adapted to
the growth of tobacco, com, wheat, oats and
all the grass crop* A good portion ol it is now in clover.
The nnprnvcim nt* consist of a I AIMiK FKAMKI) DVVKI.
l.INU llOUSK. with H or 10 rooms, an excellent kitchen,
Smoke I louse, Carnage and Ice House, Barn, Ntahles, kc.,
besides Negro Cabins, with a well ot I lie finest water, in tha
yard. There it noplace in Bedim d pn'iniaiul ol nu nc rior ad
vantages to the one liovv olfcrcd lor sule. 'The Iiciglibm hood
is remarkably healthy, and the society ns good as any in tha
county. It is convenient to maikct, lo churches and to
school*, and it lies in l lie vicinity of till) contemplated Rail
Knud to tbi! Noulh-YVeaf*, and one survey, in fact, pit*«es
through the land It is rarely that such a place ia offered at
public auction, and it would not now he told hut lor the pur
pose ol eliciting a distribution among flic legatees. The
terms w ill bu 1, 2 and 3 years’ credit, the purchaser Riving
bond* with approved security, and the title w ill he w ithheld
till the last pay muni. BY T1IK LRGATKKS.
Oct'I 13N
'The Richmond Weekly Whig; the l.exington (Va ) (•.»•
7ette; and t he Fincnatlc Valley Whig, will please to insi-if,
each, twice, and l ow aril I heir account* to t bin office without
I delay.
N. B The above sale-day lias been changed from Mon
day, the 5th November, as ut liisf advertised, lo Saturday,
the 3d of November. THK I.KOATKKS.
Oat 8 tSN
IIIKAIIOV
TilK “uhseriber will commence the next session of hi*
School, at Mount Calvary, six miles south ol Campbell
Courthouse, on Monday, the 2VMh of October, IMA9 At
which will be taught tlm common elementary branch**; sev
eral branches ol Mathematics; the elements of Natural l*|ii
loanpliy, Chemistry and Astronomy; and a preparatory
course of I .atin.
Tuition for a session of 9 months, giving vacation l week*
out of the lime, 12, 15, 20 and 25 dollars, according to the
branches pursued. Scholars will not be taken for less than
the amount for thu whole ae*«inii, except under very pecu
liar circumstances, and no deduction will be made lor lost
tune except on account ot deal li or piofraeted sickness. It is
vcry desirable and exceedingly important that the scholars
should all commence at the beginning of tlie session
BOW KIND H. WINSTON
Hood Boarding ran he got near the sc bool, house at a mod
erate price
Oct 8—3t*
ll.UIII.lt.
A LENT I .KMAN, wi ll qualified In give institution In
tin Latin, <ir< < k and EmiuIi J .angungi-s, together with
j tin- jM.it liemat iral and other hraiiehc* u-milly pursued in
h. |i,. . | -<| standing, is di sirou* ol otitaining a situation
asi. arln r in an V adcmy or prirato Inmily.
lie has hail c*pci ionite in teaching, and can pinducp the
j nmst sati*dactoty testimonial* Irom, or refi r directly to, the
i It i. Kev. T. t ’. Brow nell, of I (ai third, Conn ,and othci gi n
t It men ol known at a tiding anil repute.
Address, stating terms and eirrumataners, (’. II ,
Oet H— 5t* Liberty, Bedford county, Va
\fiRGlN I A ; A' rule* hi hi in the Cli rk*a Office ol the
C irc.iiit Superior Court of I.aw and Chancery, fur Bed
ford count V, t lie 2d llav <>( 1 tel'.hrr, IH-IJt,
James Ei auk I hi, ex’oi ol \\ illium Leltwieli, deceased
I’luiiitil),
against
John Norvi II, John James Moigan, 1 )avid llobctts and oth
ers, 1 h.h aidant*.
IN CHANCERY.
Th*' defendant, John Norvcll, not having entered his nn
prmancc and given security according to the sic- • I Assembly
nnd tin' rules ol this court, and it appearing by satisfactniy
evidence that hr is not an inhabitant of this commonweal!li
lt i* ordered that the said defendant, John Norvcll, do ap
pear In-fore the Judge of the Circuit Superior Court "I La"
and Chancery holdcii foi Bedford county, at rules to he held
in t.lie Clerk’s office thereof, mi the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, nnd answer the plaintiH’s bill*; nnd that this or
der he inserted in some newxpapii published in the town of
Lynchburg. lor two months nucce-aively, ami posted at the
front dour ol the Courthouse of this county, on some court
day. A copy—Teste,
Oct 8—-w2m JOR. WILSON, Cl’k.
Virginia, to wit:
VT a Court lulil for Halifax County, the 21th day of Sep
tember, 18111.
It appearing to the Court that John'I*. Fuqua, Joseph II
Fuqua. I )n vid W. Fuqua and William Y. Fuqua, the sons of
Joseph II Funua, deceased, are not inhabitants of this com
monwealth: It is otrlered, that they appear hereon the
I mrth Monday in November next, to contest the paper wri
ting, purporting to bt the nuncupative will of the said Jo
seph II Fuqua,deceased, if they please: And it is further or
dered, that this order be forthwith inserted in the “Lynch
burg Virginian,” for four weeks successively, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of this county.
A copy—Teste,
Get 8—w4* WILLIAM HOLT, C. ft, c.
.VO THE.
n AYINL qualifier^as the Executor of Hyland Roberts,
dec’d, all persons indebted to him, or the late firm of
Roberts n. Waller, are particularly icrjucstcd to call and set
tir willuMit delay;—and all persons claiming to be creditors of
In-*, arc also requested to signify the same to me at their ear
liest convenience. 1)A\II> K. SFENcL,
Oct 8- Jlil Ka’or ol U. Huberts, <lcc’d.
I^ancv sii,K vnrrinas-ui ■ MptrturaiMUijt
r Uhl ilylr, Jitil I1 v iii by
Q«» n u_ W»tBRHO»WK fc POTT EH.
loinn,
ON Main Street, «>n tlmralRV, lw aaertard belonging to
the iimboigmit, I KINK (it »I.|) t MAIN, whirl* the
nvnrr ran get by railing and dcart thing I In* antne, and paying
r<n thi* advertisement- HAlt All |4. NM|| I'll,
(MH Utlf ___
JTUT1VMS. I
TfIK mlnriikrr,iiilrniliii{ to remove to tlir Knuth, will of
fer for aale at public aurtlof*, on Wedue*4a?t the KMtv I
llay ol nett montli, ((li'tnhi'1,) tlir whole ol Ion rtork ul Oat
lie, Kheep nod Ilngn.aUn whatever portion of Inn crop of
l orn. Ojta, lltv, kc that mar lemam iinaolri at that tune,
logetner with the whole of ho Plantation Tool a and IHen
'll * , one On Wagon, one Or ('art, and one Horne Carl; alno
nil ITm II.Minehold and Kib hi-n Kurtillnre, a pail ol whirl* In
valuable. The term" of the *.*!** will be earl* for all rum"
id and under Ten I'nllurn | f.»r nunm ovet teit dollar", a ed
it ol n*\ month" will be givun, the pnreha"er vivlng bond
with approved neemity, JOHN KMITII, da.
Kept 27 IIIKMI
N. II If the weather "hnutd be unfair, the rale will take
[dare on the neat I an day. I* will hr continued fro*** day to
dav till all the property be nold. J N Ju.
Oet I t lilt III
WML. 0 0 G G I N .
Attorney nt law.
IN addition to the Court* ol Hedlord, will, in future,attend
regularly the Court* of Franklin county. All bpaittc**,
rntru*ted to hi* care, will receive strict attention Hr will
>l*o attend tutlir prosecution ot claim* against the fGovern
ment at Washington, pending before t 'ongre**, or any off t lie
I >e|iartineiit*.
Iii* addrera ia “OTTF.Il HHIIMIK,” IWdlord county, Va.
Kept ’21 w4w If ___
■ tin A ir,
A III’NCI I OF Cl IT COllAI •, with « cold elaap. on the
turnpike between l.ilierty and l.yn.hlmtg. The clasp
Iimroii it initials. Apply *1 thin other.
•Oct 1 ‘it it
\ I W I.OOIIS
rou IW1.I. AND WINTKR, IHIO.
t )< roBu it I, IS pi
DON T (!. IMCTKUH* l.yiii Ittnii g. Va.,
IS now in receipt ol the /<irgc*f and /inn. Uotn^'2 stock ol
sTU'l.i: nml I \Nt V I Mi Y li.U»l*S, he has over ot
tried in this market, and he feels no hesitation III s.iy ing that
the .pulpy and wt yle ol Ids tii>0|>S will, on esnunii.it ion.
compare lavoiahly with any *t». U in \ tig nil. II* irspret
IiiIU ask* a call Iioiii In* ft lend* nml the public ..•ially,hc
toil puicliaMing clncw here.
O. i I Yu If
N II \l»o in linn.I. a large ntock ol t'MlI'I'.TS tn.l
11F. \ MTII It IJt is^ at rnhirni p• im
ICorky-Mount TurnptU(* Compuny.
ritllK ANN l' \l. MKKT1MJ ot tin Si ».• h hold, i•. of the
I Itiickv IMount Turnpike Compnn>, will he held nt the
Fiunlilln il.del,in the town ol I i ii.lilung, on Hatui.l i>, the
l.’ltli not , at 71 o\ lo. lt, 1* IM
Hi t I iltlllO J W IMJOI.F.Y, (tec*y
SAMUEL AYUES
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
tin n.ntKVn. fim- i.vi.i.
fjhrrul n«1 vance* nuiilc on «%«»nwliri»ttt«%nfta *»f
Totmnvi, >1 limit, Flour mnl other produce. ,
(h>- (ftfirv turn Shuck tw I fare ftousc. v 0
Sept 0 'till f •
WM. HAMILTON MOSBY,
(General Auctioneer ami CoiiiihInnIoii Merchant,
MAIN STItF.F.r, I.YNt IIHCIIIi, \ \
g IVF.N Id* prompt personal attention to the putili.i and
a M private *ules .d Mcrchnn.liae, Furniture, Heal F*tate,
Negro.*, IIoihv*, Stc. Ike Salt, guarani led, charge* mod*
rate nml prompt pnvirteut*.
IKHVrt'iit rk liy permission t
I.YNI llltl lit i :
Win Hadfntd, President Fanner*’ Hank Va ,
A Tompkin*, Cashier do do do
Jno M Otev, do Hunk Va .
< olllM, \i iiiihIi III N. 1 lOUlll lNOll,
M.-l k l,«r, 1
A. H Kiukir,
Munliv h. fiiH'cJ.
UlUI. Ol li I•• N
IVI«m k fttijtler.
Mitiii 6k (iwutkin.
RICHMOND;
mo i Mruotl r*. ."loll, i
drunk* k llrll,
AMf VI7 Mis
I •. I '. » MMIMUIW W.
Timlcy Ik IW)mil.
At Private Sale,
Three pie ManlIv located private reaidutv
cca. with ill tin* nticcaaaiy convenience* :»t
tar tied. Mao, I INK H AN I ISOM K IttMIj
DINti DOT. For n morn definite deaerip
thm, apply tO W IYI II MUSHY,
Sept 17•— ill» Auctioneer and Com. Merchant.
Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!!
.V e ir Fall ii o o ft n .
JUST received hy the auhacrihera, Irom /lorfrin, Aete
York, l*hilinlflphia aiut llallimorr, comprising a huge
supply <>f Dry (hinilN, Shoes. I■ .1 In,Clips, limits, Ac .
u lii' h wc arc determined to *, II at alien pricca aa cannot fail
to please either tlmae who liny at rot ail, or tiioa* who buy to
aell again ; our frienda and the public generally, are rea
prctliilly invited to call and aee a choice aeleetion of gnoda,
Hinted t<* the pirscnt season. Chime one. come all.
Sept. 20 Uif MKKM ktiWATKIN.
DWELLING HGtJlB roil ltllNT
THRU. itian, at present oreupieil hv
Mis. Dolly ourner on Church St
lh9j||K Kent 1110 h r.i»e un«l p'Hseriaiun can bn had
immediuK'ly. Apply to
Oct. 1 - i«ii‘ jsiicirc. 11 a itr
CASH FOR NEGROES.
rW|SII to piiri liaau a nuinher ofl.IKKI.Y NEGHOKS,
for which I will pay the IIHIIIKST CASH IMtlCF.S.
All letters addressed mu at l.ibcrty, Hedlord county, will
receive prompt attention. W. C. IIKWITT.
Aug. tt-ifls
WM. G. BROWN,
POHFKA.1T painter.
Franklin llotrl.
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens ol
I .vnchbllrg
Hept. 20—tsil
. •## frirate Sate•
mwn FIRST HATE SECOND HAND CARRIAGES
1 AND HARNESS,
3 new Wagon#—2 anil 4 horse,
4 new Copper Stills—very low to close.
WM II MOST Y,
•Sept 17 — iff * Auctioneer mid Coin. Men limit.
MU NT I HD.
f|AO P1IYND IANS AND FAMILIES, dost .e
| reived .another supply «d tli.it vipcnoi Kentucky MI'S.
TAHD, whi' h the inmiiilaeturer wm i jntb • «|-iuI, it not Mipe
not, toany in the world. For sale l»v
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept. 24—t* if
education.
fill|E iindci signed will open n Sebnnl lor the reception ol
1 boy*on Monday next, (3rd September,) in the basement
story of tin MASONIC HALL. The course of instruc
tiotiwUI embrace all which coir titutc* a Classical, Mathe
matical and English education. The liberal natr< nage,which
lo- ha« hcrctofoie received in Lyiichhurg, will In- an addition
al incentive to fieri ion for the intellectual and moral culture
ol hi* pupil*.
TERMS.
For English studies, in r session ol live months, £12 .r»0
For the OhiMiicaand Mathematics, 17 -r»0
Aug 30—Lit HIUNCII A. SAUNDERS.
LYNCHBURG CASH STORE
NEW FALL GOODS* - - - iOlh SEPT 1840.
TOlIN J IM'RVIS, Au’T, is now run ning his FALL
*J mid WI N TER stock ol Di y (» cats, Shoes, Hat*, Caps,
Ihttuu-L, tec. ftcc , viz: Flannels, Blanket**, Alpacas, Mmdin*,
Fall Calicoes and Ginghams, Broadcloths mid Cassuncres,
Cassinetts and Yarn Jean* of all kind*, with a great many
other goods too tedious to mention.
BY "EXPRESS” FROM NEW YORK, I am receiving
splendid style Egyptian Mitts, Thread Laces and Edgings,
I l irgo supply very cheap. Bounds, Black Silk Laces, Fiin
gc* and (fillips, with numerous other article*.
Sept 10—ifts JNO. J. PURVIS, Ao’t.
•WWWk YDS. IIONNK.r KIHltONS, Innii oi
• " ppn’. ppr ynr.l ... (I.h fitiP-A,
TORTOI>E SIIKI.L TUCK AND SIDE COMBS.
Carved and i.lnirt, vptv clien|>,
L> I MI’S anil FRINORS, »nd * large aupply nf SICK
BUT I'ONS. nil "f w hich are just received and will be
x.lil low for CASH, hy
On. I —tail JOHN J PURVIS. Ag.nl.
For Rent
FOR RENT, a comfortable residence on
the Hill, suitable for a small family, with a
ADD ■ ■ >£ garden and a tine Spring id the best water oil
the lot,and convenient to tin husim-** part ol
WHB tile tqpvn. Immediate possession may be bad.
Application may bt made at the Virginian Uflkt.
Sept. 24—l»
By Mtnrday Krrnln^a Ball.
MAIIVI.ANI) CONl»IIKSSIONAl. KI.eCTION*
Fmirih Oiatrici, ll.iliimurn Cilf—Mdam fO ) 7276.
Knnlj (\V.) 032*1. TaylVa mnfinj in IIm Diana
177 -filling nffin ihn \Vhi|{ »utn 1910 -In tha Daw
pratin 783.
Tliiid Diilrirt.—1Thn lira want* "f ihn ci'T cmnpii
•in* In pari till. DUtiin. gi«n Minim nut (D ) 2182 —
(Jrn»('\V ; 1420 Hnliliiiup anil Clirnll nuMiici and
lliiivinl iliitrict tn Imar Cmm.
GF.OfUil.V KI.KCTION.
Tw.nlj- flvn pi>mitii>K uliow , gniii f»r Tuwiw [O]
Ills last . I climi uf f)H8. B.iih branchn gf ihu Isf*.
linin' I)niHurra!n\
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
OJYK H'F.F.K iJtTF.R FROM RUROPK.
MV MMINKTIC TMaBORAMH.
Transmitted for the American.
St. John's, N, B., Oct. 3’.
't he Royal mail *Uamer Canaria arrived at Halifax
ai n quarter pa*t nine o'clock yesterday morning, and
her new* reached lure to-day overland ex pres*. She
made her pmsage in leas than ten day*.
The commercial news upon ihe w hole exhibits no spe
cial change nor movement. The Produce market was
fairly supplied, but the demand for ino*t articha was in
active.
Tint Cotton trade has In on ralher languid at fair pri
ce*
I he money market continued abundantly supplied and
hill* were selling nt ‘2« |»er et. premium.
The tmlilicnl new* presents no neW fan.re of special
moment.
There wi* considerable firmness in Breadstuff*, and
hi 'her price* had been paid.
\ motlaratu busmen* doing in cured Provisions at
steady prices.
IIHNti\RY.—Comoro, though hetieged, still ludds
out and can defy H* besieger* one enure year. The in
fluenerot Rux*tp and Austria i* being exerted lo compel
the p.-rle to surrender the Hungarian chiefs, who havn
taken refuge in Toikey. I .oilers from Constantinople
state that iIn* ha* been positively relu-md.
The latest Intelllgenee from Hungary, received by ilia
Loudon Sun say thnt Peterwardein surrendered to ihe
I in pni lo I troop* on thn fitli oil. Thn Magyar* decided
lo fUtll bold nut, lull ilie msjoniy overmlfd iliem.
Tim garrison ol (•■•morn is well provisioned, with
30,(MK) no n in n utifft of complete discipline. The olli
cer* belli a meeling nod resolved by n large majority not
to Hitrrooder. Aeeoidiug lo th • Vienna joitrivals, 8t),Ol.lt)
men are lo Is since H »niorn, I he honhaid iieut was to
comment's on Ihe 13 h, when the An trians occupied a
great part of the island, hut wilmut resistance. Apart
of the Hungarians were strongly omreimhed lad'ore the
forttcNS, and ii w * expected would give llm Aumrtuut
bat* In.
Ii was rumored nt Vienna dial Hen. Rein bad fallen
into llm hands of'the Ru'si.in*. Smeo the I5lh a large
number of Hungarian odieern had been pul to death nt
Arad and Teniisval*.
ITALY. The Pope has quilled (Junta and pr» receded
to Ni pb**. I fis reception was of ihe most striking and
popular character, lie will not go to Rome foi ihe pres
ent.
'Thn Cholera was aiill committing serious ravages at
'Trieste.
SPAIN.—Intelligence was daily expected from Mo
rocco, where the Spanish and French Generals Seemed
lik' ly to produce nethirg morn than a mere demon
stration. The Mourn were expected to make an attack
on Manilla, having already cut off supplies.
'I he newly appointed Ministers were assembling at
Madrid, hut no notice st ems to be taken of events rela
tive to (!tilm.
KNGLAND AND IRRLAND.—The weather has
been very wot in Kuglaml, but Hot materially affecting
the crop*.
'The late downward tendency in the Com mnrkel hi*
been cheeked ami a aliylit advance inkcu place, causi d
by tin' on favors hfu reports relative to the potato rot.
The II op tricking in Plug laud ha* been vety disastrous.
Ol t great effort has been made by the "growers to pro
cure relief from Government*
A favors Ido change lift* taken place in thn mortality
from GIn 1 a throughout Kngl-ind. Tim new slws ***•
curing here have declined one half. Since the com*
meiMvment of ilm diseui«o 13.1HM) |teisoiia liava been
wept from l«ottrion.
'The Pola'o disease is, lieynml doubt, extending i,|bi
several district* of Ireland, though it has not by any
mums become general.
FRANCK —A g»od deal of attention is directed to
llio Metropolitan Council ,.f the Clergy which has com
menced its silting* al 1' iris. Almost all the Bishops and
riisiingoighcd clergy o| France are assisting at llm Grand
Conned.
'I he (’Inden appears to have permanently diminished
in Paris.
'The Connpirstors of Juno, 1819, are to he tried st
Versailles.
HOLLAND Tim papers received this morning an
nounce* *'ic line*j*eo.led resignation of 'lie Dutch Minis
try, fit tumor Alter deliberation the King accepted their
resignation* and give instruct ion* for the forma'i •»» of a
new Cabinet. The circumstances,which l***d to this re
sult have not trenf pirisl.
TURKEY.—All honor is proclaimed to Ahdel Mcs
chid sud to the Turkish Ministry. 'They have nobly done
their duty,and refused to become nmtderer* to the vindic
tive bloodthirstiness of Jo*cph and Nicholas. '1 he Rus
sian Ambassadors at the Porto demanded a surrender uf
iIm Iliingarian officers, K<*s*uth, Doinbeuskl, Tercxel,
Mesmefosees ami their companions.
'The Russian General had arrived at Constantinople.
His mission being to bully tint Sultan inton compliance
with the demand of Austria. A council of the 'I urkish
government was iouiieiJiat* ly held and they unanimously
resolved not lo surrender tint Hungarian refugees to ei
ther ilto Uos.-.i in or Austrian g -vcrnumni*. On this de
rision being coutmunii'iitcri to ihu Julian bo declared tn
tlo* most impressive and determined manner that ihu ref
ugee* should nut he given up, b t the c >ii*erpi'*fiees 'H
what they might. We trust llial Lord Palmerston will
do Ins duty ns nobly M* llm Sultan has done his. 'That
Russia ami Austria will be given t* und* retain! that war
with 'Turkey, with such a cause, means war with Log
laud.
VVe arc rejoiced to find that Kossuth and bis eumpan
ioii* are furnisbed with pase|*ofc* from the English am
hussnrior, and that every aa-isum e to ihcir support will
bo rendered by Kt gland. ’The independence ol Turkey
slmu'd be secured against the ailacks of Russia and it*
vassal, Austria.
( .If.I/ O J.’.V/.i tn.it.
NEGROES WANTED.
I AM now hi market for my Tall supply of NEGROES, and
will give the
IKiglifM CASH Vjiliif for nil Likely
YOUNG NEGROES OF BOTH SIXES.
Persons having any lor sale, w ill find it to their advantage
to call mi me In hue making sale. Those living at a distant**,
hy \mUiii-, giving u description of the Negroes nml the price,
will Ou wailed on at their houses.
IWXCHI, HA&T
N. 11. I want to purchase two good Carpenters
Aug. 2U—Uif M. H.
AGENCY OF
Hr. S. S. Vitch'H Celebrated •JiedieiMM,
USKU by him with such distinguished success in the euro
of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia,OoimrrInna, Piles, Female (. omplaintc, 8u*..
See.—Also,Dr. 8. S Fitch’s Abdominal Mipp-utcr^ Sh. ui
d«*r Braces, Inhaling Tubes, anti Lectures on Consumption,
an 1 the art ol preserving Lite and Health to Old Age, itc.
JOHN II fciEAY lias been appointed agent for the sale of
the above Goods, and will keep them constantly oh hand at
his Drug Store, Lynchburg, Vttginla.
qj. Dr. Fitch’s Guide Book to Invalids, and Direction*
for Promoting Health,, and Instructions to Mothers, in the
Management of Children,’* may be had, gratuitously, by
calling for it at the Store as above. An eitieiucly valuable
Book.
Aug. 13—t-sf
.tiunfard's ftamer'? Him*.
II7F. have on hand a few copies of this work, in 2 large
VV vo. vols.* which We are authorised to sell at the low
price of $3 tocioA* account. (Original price $5.39.)
July 2—ifts D. B. PAYNE li BRO.