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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

inverted oye pneunatic tub Dr. IIerbst, Of Got
finger. has lately been performing SOME curious
experiments in relation to the quantity oil air that IS
breathed. NV tie comnonest unders andng will
appreciate from them the comfort of lnll and I'M
restrained breathing. DIR. Herbst says that mid
sized man, twenty years old. after natural ex
praon or emission Of air inspired took III eighty
cubic inches, when dressed, aud one hundred and
six wien his tight dress oosened. Aiter a full
dailon. oil the chest, he INHALED one hundred and
twcnty-six cubic inches when dres sed, and hun
drcl aud eishy-siX when uudfessed. Another
Young man, aged twenty ono, alter natural explra-
ION took IN fry while dressed, aud ninety when
nndressed. Had DR.. llcrbst made his observation
on OF the LADIES' who carry the use oil cosets TO
extremes we apprehend that he would have obtained
results OF a nature really alarming. II the wheel OF
Fashion, which reyoyes even more rapidly than tina,
of Fortune ITSELF would but bring up something orr
entail IN costume, itaouId 20 far towards perlcctlng
the public health
Al the Hotel lieu, the great hospital at Paris, a
young girl Of eighteen, lately presented herself TO NJ
Bresehettcr his advice. On The right side of her
throat she had a tumor of variable size. but never
bigger than ones fist il reached from the collar
bope b, IA the thyroid Cartilage, called IN COM
mon language ADAMS apple; when pressed down
ward wholly disappears, but returns soon as the
pressure removed IS indolen soft aud elastic
1t is observed to be the largest when the chest IS
tightly iaced in corsetS.ln shor by placing the ear
on II, the nurnur OF respiration can be heard IN the
tumor, which proves that prottusil oil the lungs
has taken place; or, in other words, that the poor
git had been laced tightly that her lungs having
longer sufficient space m their natural position,
squeezed out oil II, and forcing their way up
along her neck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
1000 Packages Fresh Fail and Winnie,
GOODS
EDWARD PGTTSaAN. & 10

~ AVE- now received AMI are daily adding there
to, general assortment Of Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, suited to the present and an
preaching scason-which they offer ON the mas,
accommodating terms, VIZ.
Cloths-M DOL d, ell Black and n,co nh ~,
Invisible Green, Blown, Adelaide, Dnb. Ni,,I
Casslmeres-N lctofia Ga new artiee) BI;,s. ni,c,
Drah, SAGE, Mkt fancy Ribbed Stripsd. &c.
Sltluctts OF all colors aud prices
iilot Cloths and Flnshins,, viriou. coIots
htrseys tor servants--oi various qualities
L'nseys-Plid stnped and PLAN, 3.4 anda4
kentutky Jcans-WakcfieId aud Glasgow do
Mcrinos-ficnch and English, 81 and64
Ra,tueis-Drab aud PrIncstta. for Tailor,
Flannes-Eed, White and Green
Bannockbnfn aud French Plaid Sbawls
Blankets, u Superior aitIcle-Ribbon bound. Points
Duihl, Saddle and Horse
Velvet Nesrlngs, nele sfyie Satin face and Otter
Nestn.s-Sllk Nckets. Blue Black, Black and ca
lours
Prints-Engli>h aud Domestic
Chacy. and Mousclinc De LANES
Blue Black and Black Glo de Swiss and Italian I,,,
strings Mattconis aud others.
Reps, aud Gro de Maps figured and plain
Slnchews, Sarsnet and Lcvanne,
Ctapes, Black, White. Pink, Blue and Green
Dafnsey and Russia SheeliDs and Diaper,
Sackin.. superior aitIclc-do. low priced
b"riaps oznabur. and Flax Sheaung
hed adding, Canvass, Nos. l.2.3-I
"na"is lidA'.', Susrendeis, Gloves, Hosiery, Rib
bons
Guernsey Frocks-Lambs Wool and Me,ino Shirts
Buttons, Se"ings, Pins, Tapes, I.acet..
W lth many other articles too numerou. 10 name.
Deacfs are invited TO call aud examine for
when the advantages IN pices and terms III be made
manifest. ''''
Baltimore. Sept. 90 ot;r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
From The ~. Lous Republican.
CASE OF IINCIIING

case OF Lynchng two Aboluionisl. occurred
near this city lew shts since. The crcunst,nc..
are thesc-Two men WENT the negro ona,,crsor =
respectable farmer, residing about four mile, from
the city, aud after some conversation with ivo oC Ia
negro men, proposed that for one hundred dollar.
they would carry them 10 Canada The nrr,o..
accepted the proposition, and nic hi for their
ms was hNed. The negroes immediately com,nu.
nlcaed the acts 10 their master and arranged il thnt
upon the night OF their meeting the master and IN.
trends should be within hearing distance of vh,t
passed. Ga the night appointed the two aboltion-
stsa aud the two negroes met Al the appointed place
the master and Two others being concealed closebv
The aboIIonIsis enqurcd oithe negroes If The, had
arms and being informed they had not insisted ,b,,
they should return 10 their masters house and tak
ms, and also couple of his horscs-as far saddle,
they could easily he got any where
Alter sufficient conversation had passed to salts.
" the master and his friends OF the truth of Tho
negroes statements, they rushed, seized the nbol,
uonsIs, bound their hands, and then bd them ,u,
Tor IT. AS soon they started the master, his ,,,,
friends and the two negroes all ioncdin whippinr
chase, whipping the aboltlonsts as tbc,run H.
this manner they followed them about t6rer miles
Having previously gwen them orders TO leave the
) ate they made Tor the nearest point IN tL. Nis
sisslppl, where they were set across the man who
set them over declaring that he would crop them
when lie got them On the other side that they m,yht
| be known III future.
! This statement may be relied on, az we have !,
from an undoubied source. We have .nnpr,sscd
| the name of the gentleman who owns the nr,yoc.
from feelings OF dciicacy TO him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
RionMoSD. Sept. 90.
BREAD STUFFS.

Immediately on the receipt Of the unfdyorablc al
vice. respecting thu Brush crops Flour rose IN the
New ork market hty cents per barrel and a cor
responding advance took place in wheat. Gu Mon
day Last Flour commanded 50. and orders were dis
patched N all llreotlons from New York, 10 make
purchases.
The news had similar effect on the Baltimore
market On Tuesday holders asked 50 per baucl
ior flour, aud white wheat sold at So per bushcl,
the highest rate We believe, AT which wheat has been
sold for Il number oil years.
Tie partial failure OF the corn crop ia TIM, country
and Il corresponding failure OF the gram crop In
En.iahd, Will be productive oil important results.
Uhio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

Itssc1om We Nave been more amused, than Al an
account giving us yesterday OF late ARRAY IN Up
son, Geo. between couple Of loafer-, named Rand
and Gordon Warm words having been uttered by
tic parties. Rand suddenly seized Gordon at great
disadvantage, aud notwithstanding G's superior
strength succeeded in biting of his entire nose which
be spit out upon the floor. immediately afterwards
Gordon get The advantage and mauled Rand most
mercicssly until the latter, half dead, begged pie
ouslv for his HE. Gordon Iheteupon rose to his
feet but WHEN he saw hIs own nose lying before
him, he picked 1t up, examined IT deliberately, aud
ihen feeling his rage re kinded within him at the
loss of a Jewell roatcd out like thunder" Look Sc
Rand, tins thing can be OF any more use
10 me- aud YOU shall eai this instant. without cook
M OF pieklng." Poor Rand dcmnrted most Justify
To the meal, but Gordou's uphlted fist put an end
10 all refnonslrancc ard down went the uupl ehltd
nose with the least possible ceremony.
LouiSrUe jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

NINt HFSTIK, ' n, NfnT. To-
Distressing AccjdfHt-Mr. Lewis Burwell, son
OF the late Lewis Burweil, OF Clarke county, was
instantly Killed Wednesday last by being thrown
from gig. The circumstances, we understand, were
as follows: Mr. Burwcll, accompanied by relative.
was diving spirited young horse, which, from
some Cause, became alarmed and ran Off when Mr..
Il. IN cndeayoring to jump from the gig, caught
~ the wheel and thrown with such violence against
the ground that immediate death WAS the conse-
quence-hs companion escaped umnIurcd.
The adage that' misortunes never come singly,"
was never more truly verified than in the OF
the mother of this unfortunate young gentleman.
1t was but thiec weeks ago t.t her large and spcn-
did residence Wildwood was entirely destroyed
by fire, With most OF its contents and now she has
cause to lament far more serious loss IN the sud
den and violent death of beloved and PROMISING
SOU. May liz who tempers the wind To the shorn
amb be with this lady amidst her Affections.
Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
lRcpujHcan.
Ertractof lc7er from me ,B,rok,, ,ou,,r,

Er'rdnof a ieHer from he Cherokee counirV.
he 'hcr"kees are sober, quiet and orderly
people. On Sunday last | was still AT Fou C,ss,
At the surrounding camps religious exercise, were
stlcily observed, The gospel was Proclaimed by full
blooded Cherokecs IN their native language the hol,
sacrament was administered. and thtcewere b,pIiscd
Every Tim. was conductc IN a manner 80 earnest
and solemn AZ TO cause the white man to blush
The preachers referred to the present couduion of
then people, eAhotling them to use no yioleuc, A.
smnst their opptessors; but TO submit all things to
an overruNpg Providence. \ portion of tbe fiesta.
mcnt and some hymns have been translated into tbe
Cherokee tongue and had not the Georeians de-
,'foNed 'h',r printing press, the Bible might at tins
day be read in the Cherokee language"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

Arnold. .n1 asked him n lie had used certain Ian
epagc resperilns him. 10 which deceased answered
IN the affirmative. aud picked up hammer as IL to
sffIte Mcconnell, sho threatened to shoot hun
Inles, he lad At down. Deceased did 50, whereupon
NcCormsek struck hun with sftk. Deceased
senr of nd returned ~tli rife and fred at Met.
bur missed HIM. ~ thai moment brother -In-li"
Of NcC happened BY with a gun from hunting ex-
lonald beholding Arnold reIoadine 10 Kilt hcc.,
shot and n,ssed hun. Met. then asked his brother
in.lau what he should dn, who replied, shoot hun,
OF he'll shoot ,ou;''.W hereupon Nee and decreased
both leveed their rifles, but the lomner fred inst,
and l. Illcd deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

Major Gen. GAINES left this city on Saturday eve
ming as with all the troops slammed At Jefferson
Bairacks, or Font Lcavcnn orth. From thence it =.
the intention OF the General to proceed To the Hi
nols river, in the Indian TERRITORY TO attend the
connellto be holden IN the Cherok &c council house.
lie Will be accompanied by the Dragons now sta
toned al Fort Ie.venworth. There Isno tnub, but
the presence OF TIL. armed force at the assembling of
the council, VIII have most sanitary effect upon
the tribes who may be present The object Of The
Chetokcss in collectin. all the tribes in courcIl i.
very generally believed. by tlosc familiar with the
Indians In be for the purpose of war; and very sim
liar To the course pursued by rccnmseh and his broth
cr prior to the last Those familiar with the In
dian character say that the kind of wampum sent
WIN the messenger TO each tribe is indicative of
tier lhlentons The promptness of the movement
on the part of Gen Games Will. however we believe
repfess any present attempt AT hosues
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
From the Charleston Patriot.
FATAL RENCONTRE

Letters received in thi. city from Grcenyillc state
that renconle took place IN that Village on tic
9TH inst. between Mr.. Iancey tho friend of Grn
hnner, twho had been brought out by the Sub
treasury Patty IN opposition TO General rhompsor \
and Or. Earl. which resulted fatally for the later
He following is the cutent report of the facts II
there IS any Inaccuracy in the statement by which
injustice is done 10 any OF the parties we will cladl,
correct it.
lanccy said to a friend on the muster cronnd
that Thompson would have the advantage of Win.
nef, as he could blackgulrd hls opponent before the
people, aud W hltncr, beng religio lou. man & mem
Der OF the church, would not. TIN. being overheard
by young Earl, youth of sixteen was pronounced
To be lie. ancey turned round and slapped hlI..
Dr. Eall, the father, called ON lancey and asked hIm
II he had asserted that his apollo zed for What
was sad on the muster ground, as had been re-
ported. Ianccy said no, he had not said So Then
sadt Doctor my son called YOU a liar and if ,ou
repeat what You did say in his hearing | pronounc.
you damned liar With that Gancey drew his
pistol aud SAID you must Withdraw that, or win
shoot you. The Doctor made up aud srappled Inn,
by the breast OF his coat. lancev fired and LODGED
the ball Just below the rbs-the Doctor stnkiuo linn
"lili stuck which he carried. lancev also sIrIck
ana broke the pistol over the Doctors head and
then drew ms sword cane-the Doctor drew a Lu,e
knife and they stappled until they were parted
say abon' TWO minutes after the shot. The Doc
tor then tell from his wound, OF which he died tho
next mornHs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
H. J. MAXWELL. Of Mobile. Alabama. =
Fromhe Nae Oritaas True american, Stpi II.
TE\AS

TENAS.
The Steam Packet Columbia arrival Lac, al, l.,
from Texas. by winch we have received lInn.,nn
papers Of the lsI, and Galveston of the stl,
Sept.
late slip, without datc fiom Houston riyca III,
result Of The elections Ia that city, Flum which !,
appears that tof President Lamar received GO votes
'l'on ~ Tor Wee President Burnct go. Hon
lon!3, Rowe 10. For representative, Lawrence Isl
Holman .o3; iot Coroner Fitzcra1 36o, puke, lao
lhc whole number 81 votes pullcd m the cnu,tx
was 13i, IN the clty Of Houston 555.
Col Motchpuse las Just arrived flihe veat
lie states that the patty OF Mexieans that ,cr,n,I,
VISITED the BAY Of GpIpu, Christi IN avery r,e,in
llaie manner, hive left about one hundred ba,,rls
OF flour upon the beach AT that place. partof II i,
IN very good nidcr, and part much damaged: they
nave also Lett the boilers and other app1,atns of :,
steam engine, apparent, new. 1t wa, probabl,
li'cnutdIo' the minesn the interior OF Nrxien The
LIpan' have all returned 10 The RIO Giapde Ira
dhs parties oi Mexcans are almost daily a,,,yieo n,
beNar IRON Laredo aud other settlements of the
klo Giande They however bring IN Inn, .,,.in
ana 'he trade consists chc0y IN The exchange of
hoIses sugar and flour, for tobacco and ,,,Ion.
articles otmerchand1e. We,ceteitolra,n ,l.o ,ia,
ammunition, ,lnes, and fine aims of every drxc,;,,
llon are freely exchanged with The Mcx,can trade,
by the citizens OF BeNar The foolish Cumnnehes
have broken the treaty recently made with the Mc,
lean', and have teen within lew wccLsplsr. com
uniting many dcpIedatlons in the vicinity of p,e.o
dc RIO GnnIe.
+ Hon " IN. Wharton has been elected Sc,,,o,
i't me Il sitct OF Btazotla. aud Col John A. Wh,,-
ION ana Nap Lewis L. Cook lcptcsrnt,,ycs IN
congress. Gen, Lamar and Jndse Burnet hay,
i'ceNtu overwhelming malorities IN that county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
DOMESTIC 1VTEll.EGssNEE.
TIE ENGLISH NEWS AND TIE NEW
YORK FLOUR MARKET.

Tie New York Express file 18th inst. ., =. NJ
saws. " The moment the adsres from Eng land we're
published and letters received demand for Flour
- ~ tic result. The mitkei vas swept Of all ihIi
could be got hold Of At ycs.ra,'s prices, VIZ. -
. 80 Tor commen brands. Western prices courn-
ucd togo up every hour until thty reached So 1T
which saes were effected and many Of the holders
dceliaed 10 name pfice. Quite large amount has
been for foreign account. Tie advance has been
from 80 o75 cf.. Ohio sold the same as Weston.
Ordefs have been sent TO other places purchase
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

There were some curious proceedings, not long
40, at Granada MIssissipp The citlzcns took Il
into their heads to lynch ,cw troublesome gam
blers, and were taking measures 10 cary the plan
lilo execution. The gamblers got wind ofthc mat
ter and, rot choosing To be led. like lambs the
slaughter, they went short distance INTO the
Try and very soon mustered party of two hundred,
all ready Tor battle. The citizens Of Granada con
Guided 10 postpone their projected fun to a more
convenient season. LouSi Jouibai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
MONEY AFFAIRS The New York Ion,

MONEY AFFAIRS The New York Journal
of Commerce says-Lcttcrs from Gen. Hamilton
IN England say that hi, Offers Of per cent. South
Carolina stock at % 10 rebuild Chalc.ton) had been
accepted soon made. lie had disposed Of a
million Of dollars ut that rate, and would return in
the Great Western. \ negotiation has been made
here. by which a Bank in Alabama ha. been atltho-
med Of the Banks in Wall street at
sight, Tor 1900 900 Southern funds IN demand.
Georgia ~ taken TO any extent at ID dis aud Charles
ton at DIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

Mr. Daro's Sidrc.-fhomas Hughes, the slave
OF Mr. Dars,i now IN custody OF the Police, and #
ms statements be true IN relation 10 his ab.condtng
aud robblne his MASTER he actually coerced into
II, and acted more as the involuntary instrument Of
others than oil his own accord. The whole matter
Will be ald bclorc the Grand Jury in a day OF two,
pending which, it might be improper to enter into
further particulars. y. Y. Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
IuscuMBI,, ALA. Sept. 2.

FAr,L RENcouSTrn.-We are informed that on
the 5h inst deadly fencounter took place IN the
streets of KnsseklIle, tour county town. between
john 4. Chambers, Esq. of the cry Of Mobile, and
Thomls l.. Jones, OF this county. The parties
were both armed with shot guns, loaded with powder
and buck shut. Ia the rencounter Jones was woun-
ded by several balls, which took effect III ms chin,
mouth. DECK, arm and shoulder, beliesedto be NOR
tai; lac did not fire his gun. We understand this
unfortunate occurrence grew ont Of an old difficulty
between the parties.
Mr. Chambers forthwith surrendered himself 10
the sheriff oil the county and WAS on the Glib, tired
and iully acquitted, by court OF enquiry.
iiabdBidn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
Il n y ID FOR SAL.
EOXs C.l.SEI.

* :. IN I + OF decree Of The Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chanoery, for the county of
Amherst pronounced at the September term, 1898
IN the case OF Gilbert vs.. Barness executor" the
Undersigned Commissioner, appointed by the said
Court will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for
cash. on tuesday The 9th day of October next, on
.'e PREMISES iair II not the next fair day therea-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
pnILAprLPnI., Sept. l9.
Erportaiion of Grain and F2our.

Erporfaiion II Grain and Flour
In consequence. NJ the patiia failure oftbe harvest
IN England, and the reduction and anticipated abo-
on Of the Import duties Foreign Gram, large
quauiitics Of wheat and -four arc bnlug exported
rem TIN. country. We understand thai contracts,
for export 10 the United kingdonare now beng
rcd INTO effect IN Tins city.
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40 .XCRES or E,Ev.D.

ying IN tue county OF Amherst, being the same
LAND purchased by Elijah Barnes from Nelson
crawford and adjoining VIM Ruckcr, Abraham
Garter and Others
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN. DIS. for
John Coleman, Com'r OF the Cout,.
Sept.E Wi.