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Die IN Dem fcl9enoen 9lrtifel ees "@ettsss
burg Star" eutbaltene trelfenoe gSabrteit
oeranlaBte uns, eenIclbem i'll einer lleberiess
ing nnIern eeferu ucrsule9en, uno mir enls
pfehlen eenielben elmer redt aufmerffamen
DurdleIirn9.
"lStr glauben udd) 9lGlem, bae, ,pehu ies
mails eas Saterlalio bon Der 70 heillps per<
ecrbenen, oeridpenberiiheu inb ielbltiIden
8erpdltun9, rpie je cine ein freies 9anb
iddneete, befreit nerben tptro, bieIes nur
ourd bic DaGpiihenfltnft Der reinen unb
itnperfdlIhten eenicfrdtiIden @e9ensTreis
lllallerei beipirft iperbet fam. Ste lit bas
ein;ige WlfteL I'm oas 2anb bon Der faulioen
unb Seelen pcrocrbenben 81 It, fpeld,e fcs
gar ielbit bic Srunbla9e ictuer @cnltitutpn
mo @eieee unter9rd6t, at reinieen; fe lit
Die elns9e pdnacee, ipeld,e bic ld)rn fart
ertranfte Gcdter Der Sreiheit 81 ibrcr urs
ipriln9lid1en 0einbeit unb Sriide pieher
beritellen faun.
c5n Der Gjc9ensSreimaucret pereint9t I'D,
allies, mas bic 6reunoe Der Sugenb, Sittltd,.
felt 3elt9tcn nno Der Sberberrid,aft Der
9elese pilnidlen. 9Ser etn @jegensSreimaus
rer it, Der mus itatilrltdb and elm Neinc ees
WATERS mno eeilen fdrcdlider Splaen frtil,
,pie audi Der @jefeelcG9fcit, bic ale 8eli9icn
nit Sn6en trat une G,cttes lno Der Wtens
fhcn @eleee NIT Spbn bon fIdJ ft6et. Der
9e9ensSreinlanrer Will Die @pnitihticn
unp Die 9efebe ieiueS eanbes pertbeibi9cn er
10 II alien Serlnhen bon Madtanmaeuus
gen ent9e9cntdmpfen imo alien @in9riffen in
Die Ned,tc, Sreiheiten unb @eredtfamen Iets
ncs MtbiirgcrS wiecrltreiteu.
gSas aud, aneere fa9en mOgen, 9ebt tins
enle auseanernee 9lnbdn9lidfeit an refine,
beifimmte nno ltnserfdlIhtc @casn Treis
ntduerei-uno am @nee ipellen mir @udJ ben
Ste9 perihaffen-ben 9rcsen une olcrreis
den Sie9 ilber jebeu Seine. .-9lucerc pars
tbeIen llno aneere 9tamcn mDgen ipcbl alif
flrSe 3eit alisreidcn; aber fur eien (anas
eauerncen, erfolgreid1eu uno anbateneeu
slus9ang 9ebt un6 bemcfrdtid,e 9cgensNreis
niauerei. gluser | hr lit 0ftd)ts i'm Stduee
siele berrltd,e 0feputlif jemals 81 retteu.'
Die lestc @abl fur @pupernor in Ienlts
illoanlen sei9t mande Sbatlad,en, Die Der
Senierfuu9 tperth fInb. 9fitner bat in alleu
@e9cnf eintalrer @aunties grcecOfel RI eiten,
ltnb er bate IN alien @alrlties eine Oeineers
beit iuc er ilidt eurd) eire 9eberia croanis
ttrte oemcfrattidr @e9enfreimaurersVa
rcpraientlrt ipltree (; aue9encnmcn III Ybis
laeclpbia uno in eill coer Spet aucern @oul,s
tics int Staate. Ttcics Scigt spri GbutIas
den an, Ger gemerfung ipertt, nimlid, bai3
bas 9olf bon peunIluanicn entfdeiocno oes
gen Sreimauerei nnb bcreu llmtricbe it uno
eas bieielbe lrirpbl ais Ban Suren, porter,
Der lluterldaefammer.plau uno ale samit
peripaucte 9idnfe mo Sdlide nictt aneers
ais burd cine itanbbafte, mcbGcr9anilrte II.
pcblberedulete 9luseaner Der @egenfreimaus
rerspartei 9eitilrSt ceer ans eem Selee 9es
idla9en mereen FAINT.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

Cine sIrfanies 3eitane, inbsm fle nlebre.
re feuerlid pcr9efaleHe grmrrbnmeen ans
sel9t tbeile NIT ScwiesMefIern, tbeils nit
sslde cber piifclen, fest binsu gBir bas
ben bier i'm Tnrdifnitt fIeben Mcretbaten
nilo e'ne SccdlSeit anfsuseidnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

Sc tperben mieber brei llnglndsfdl(e nit
9ampfdfen auf bem MiGinfpi beridtet ;
tIe eeriantert nadtem fe auf Sinfhilser
Ssltr6en paren, NIT gum Gtcil fclttaren fas
punaeu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

llnfern SreunbcrL Der 6ftern 9fa6fra9e tpes
gen snfrieeeu 81 ffeaen, oeriIdern mir, caB
Der YrrScs Bet nddllter Court in Saden Der
Geputlif VS.. Gage, 9eibiq (S6nidbs
Ihrift) 9e9en Sapio 81. Nprter, pcrz
fCnmen miro.
&omm an, MitndbauIen, mir fno bereif,
cid, nit unlrru gepeifen uno 3euaen su ems
pfau9en, bic aIes casjcni9e i'll cffener Court
bcipeiIen peroen, mas .ben '8eneftts@ @cupers
n6rssGonetbot 9etban rro mir Dor Der
8abl i'm Orud perpnentlih t
a be II.
gSir fInb frrb, cine Gcle9euhsit ;u tdbcn,
eeu Sclfc bon penndloauicn Su SciSen, mic
tief ftd) ralielbe burf Die @rwdblun9 zines
@licoes gum @puoernGr erniebri9t hat, Der
rptitiidI uuo moralifh Elm bunflcr Nlcfen in
ten 9lnnollcn ben pcnnfluanicn fir bieles
ipihti9e Slmt il.
3el9en, pitbti9e, unbcidcltene 3eu9en mo
llrfuuoen, lpereeu in rffeuer Court basjenis
9e bcitati9cu, ipas mir Dor Der Rabl betaups
teten-uno pcrter ipirc es Gir nidJt oanfcn,
caB Du unInni9 9enu9 parft, cine Sc Tag c
9e9en 9S a brb be 81 erheben, Die 70 ben
ais Die Scnne am WlittdQ fd,cint.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

Gte Meimnn9 erhdlt tiglid, mebr @laus
berJ baB S.r. Saa Sureu atermalS bic llus
terfhabfamniersStl anempfeblcn mcrbe.-
gr mnroe auf9ebeiL wenn 8entcu unS @al,
hcnn nisht earanf belflinhfn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

sim rcrlceten Sreitag tpurcen in Der Staet
9fedoin9 100 Saurucn,ChHlie abgcfrnert ,nr
Gbre bfS 9rceen eemctratiltben 9Sbi9s Iris
nmpbs in 9icmYorf iiter ben Ban Snreu
ecfp 6efrismRe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

Ter Gpn9rce Der @ereinigten Staateu
perlalnmelt iIb bis uddbifen Mioutag al Gas
ltlin9trn. Wfetrere Mitgliceer bcicer Joiuler
lIno bereite oafcIblt einaetroffcm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28
9gcrfie fiir SscrbDr.

@ir benad)rihti9eu hermit ben Soerans.
9ebcr be6 fhntuBi9cn observation-disclosures,
unp feine Qrfc SOTO Srilcer, bas mir iceber
BON unfcrer 9ieiie surildgefebrt fnb, aui
rpelder mir bic rbtbi9en 8 epe fe bon
pcrter's betril9erifhen ganferctts 9efdn,s
melt baben, ipeldJe mir, ipenn CO unS geltats
tet ipirb, itne ipenn Soerr pertcr uno feline
Sreunce c6 Su9eten, ale seb6rig Dor cine
ebrlide SurD le9en perpen, oaniit bas Solt
icben fauu in ipie weit mir llnpabrbciten
unb ShmdbIdriften 9egcn Gapib 9f. porter
gebrllft baben.-98ir Ia9en neAmals: 0ir
lInb fertia fir 8erb6r
SIT Wiindbaufen audi ferti9 fir 9erb6r f?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

@cnpentien. = 3ll Baltimore fca ben IL.
Necember cine @cnoeuticn gebalten pcrben,
tpcSt ale Srelnbe Der SeibesSuItnr in ben
Serelni8tcn Staaten eingelaben iIne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

sIm leeten Srnta9e srr 2 @rdcn pereifs
tete ild St 9tcusgcofcrb cine Srau init eails
eannni, rpetl iIc 9laubte ibr @ann wdre ibr
un9etreu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

cr. Scbn 6. Gang 1T bonn 9,r6lIbent Der
8ereint9ten Staaten als preueiIdler @pninf
fur ben Scafen ben pbilaceIpbia anerfarnf
iperbcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

DE G'efet9ebun9 bon Dith,GcrlcY brad,
am l7ten 9tescmber auf rmb pirb lid, ant
l5tcn Sanuar ndhitcS Satr wieeer perIanls
nlcln.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

Die geiee9ebnna BON lennffpanicn pers
I1mmelt itdb sn Sedrrisbur9 bis ndd(ten
Gicnfa9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

Gas gScif,Gbciter 9ie9iffcr hat bic Glaoae
bon Sarrilcn uno 9Eebifer anfacsrqen. "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

EE@ Die 3cit it 9efpmmen, no alIes itd
cntfheioeu nlue, no feine SIberei mebr ben
9ichtliCheu blsneet no Die 9Selt erfatreu
muB, ipcr falld geItnpcrrn hat, nm leine Gres
ottcren unc oas @erid,t ,u bellaen, iper auf
Dem pface beS EATERS 9swaupclt rne eurd,
Setru9 Seted'ltu9 uno SSinterliit I'D, bic
Wtebrhcit Der Stimmcn 81 oerltoffcn nus.
tc. gSenn Der Sochler 70 fthnloi9 ais Der
Stebler it, 70 miro uniere ndhite Court eine
@nteeduu9 nahen> Die n,anChem 9efc Sefc
Saud,9rmmen crrc9cn rpereen.
.QSir iIno sur llnterlltthuu9 bereit, ols wie
&utber cs auf cem Reitetage su @crms
war-ftnBrub nu5 auf Ole geredlte Sadlc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

T Der Serlud,, Dor Ger Wdbl bes De-
neft @clpernEr6 unlere preIfe su bemmrn
it ridt ge9lildt. 9Sir madjten Die g8abrs
heit Dor Der 9Gahl me9cn Dem Gbaratter ces
eofo Scfo @cnScru6rss@anbioaten befannt,
nuo welben eS audi nod ferHer tbui, ietbif
wcnn or al6 grupcru0r birieS Stadt5 fcIte
eiu9sftrrrcu mcreeit mcfllr, mie mir glarts
Ten uufere geIre9ebuu9 wchl lor9en pirb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-28

ET> "Cte Suprc 1T gefcdt," ia9t Der
Sdilcfnappe beS Wiilnhhauieu, Gin Cruder
III eancaitcr, oI6 er pcrters gnpdbluhs per,
filnri9te. ga, iIe it 9cfcd1t, ater ipie Ou
uno Wiindbaulru ,perben leer aus9eben.-
eaBt ms Die 9llrntauner GcHrt abmarten,
uno Der @barafter eures @pupern6rs ipuo
in Elm icldles eidt eurdb uupelwerfbare 3eus
gen geitelIt nereen, tas ihr geice al6 en slbs
idleu jcbes rehtlidcn Demcfrateu eaitebt.-
9icd, bcrrldt ghr!id,frtt rntcr Der SurD in
nnierm Gauntp, iino iIe werben feben nn6
borcn, mas fie ;ucpr nidt 9lanttcn.
98ir id,rinfeu unS tcs auf ZEN einsi9en
gSanid ciit, uuo forccrn es su9leih afs ms
fer ongcbcrncS 9icdt bas eas Berb6r eurdj
cine uuportciiithe Gcurt uno Sury 9ebaIten
merec. Genn @ered tigfeit 1OIlte Der
Seleiei9un8au Gem SuB fcl9eu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

in 81. Georges Chapel at Windsor. IL MAS on
bright Sunday morning-yery bright and very nnusu-
nj for England. | stood in of the long Gothic
corridors, leading rto the Royal closet. carpet
was placed the whole length, and each side
number ofladies and gentlemen took up their posi-
,ion 10 have a view also of the lovely young Queen.
Gothic entranoe-the Queen dismounted-and pre-
ceded by two ioomen, she tripped her way through
the corridor or aisle, bowns aud smiling the com
pany on each side of her. as she passed.
She was followed by her suite. walking in Indian
file one by one This one OF the best views J
had of the Queen, for happened TO be standing on
the very edge of the narrow carpet as she passed,
and could not be more than three feet from her.
She was dres sed in a silk gown, with lowers-but no
narrow sleeves. Over her shoulders she wrapped
plan shawl She wore a simple white bonnet, with
red aud white roses her veil flung back As she mp
ped down a few marble steps that ledt the man a
venue had very fine view oil her beauiilei niue
feet and neatly turned ancles.
She looked for all the world like pretty little
knickerbocker girl neatly x clchnly, but most SIMPLY
dressed. tripping down Broadway, on her way TO the
Dutch Presbyterian Church in Nassau street. She
is small-but her fgue is beautifully proportionod-
her air most amable, but firm and pronounce. Her
bust is most exquisrc--her smile quite amiabe-
her checks very fair--exceedngly so-her mou, h
small aud decate--her lips rosy like May NOR
nng-hcr face lightly oyal-and The color OF her
haIr-yeS the color of her hairit is almost lmpos-
sible to give it a name-but | SHOULD say 1t was
something between auburn and chesnut, perhaps
light chcSnm."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

VAlrs OF TIM pouSp STrRti,o.-Messrs Isaac
Garew, D. Lord Jr. aud J. L. Hail. being appoin-
ted referees on 4 case wherein IL became necessary
10 determine the legal value of the pound sterling.
have decided that The said legal value not regarding
The uctuaon OF exchange IS four dollars, eighty five
cents and eight mills. The decision is founded upon
the act If June 1884. entitled regulating the
value Of certain gold coins within the L. States,
by which it is declared that the coins OF Great Br
tam not less than - arats fine. shall pass
money IN the United States by weight at the rate of
81 cents and eight mls to the penny wei ht. The
lawful weight OF the sovereign. pound sterling
according the decision at these referees. is pen
nswclghts. grams, and fraction which is desig
mated MI but What the abbfeviation stands Tor
We do not know. In the report Of The Secretary of
the Treasury, dated MAY 5ih. 1898, the weight of
the sovereign is slated TO be lis grains and Twelve
hundred and-iourb parts Of grain, OF pure gold
aud its value according the mint valuation OF the
Goitcd States four dollars, eighty seven cents, aud
seven hundred aud weneth parts Of
y. Y. Com. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ASSORTMENT EOws-IEVE.
Gs'p'E ..,.su, uSpS

~ Az ,NH received almost our entire stock of
IL FAl4- and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually afge) we are prepared to OF.
Ter to purchasers even greater Inducements than we
have ever before offered.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, we respectfully solicit, and con-
hdcntly expect, continuance OF the same. pledgng
ourselves at the same lime, 10 sell many descriptions
OF Goods lower than they can readily be bought in
any other house. We only ask call, to convince
the most mcreduous.
The following constitutes but portion, and NAV
give some idea oIthe extent OF our Stock:
1000 pr. Shoes of various kinds, very cheap,
1900 Mackinaw, Rose, Whitney, and Duhlc Blan-
kcts, remarkably low,
1000 yds. plain and PLAID Linscy, from Is Cd to 3s
5000 " Ga 4 "a Pulled Cloth, much lower Than
usual,
GOO -" heavy twilled Plains, good substitute for
Nap, Cotton,
100 ps. French and English Mcrnos Il Cncaslans
500 " Callcoes, various kinds and qualities,
Is or 20 bales Brown Domestlcs,
Large lot "a, A, GA and 4 Bed Ticking,
Il doz. Hcmstitchcd Linen Cam Handk'ls As Cd
Merno, Cashmere, Mohalr, Silk, Worstcd and Cot
ton Hosiery,
Splendid assortment SILK and Cotton Umbrellas,
kentucky Jeans Napt Cotton and Cassnetls,
tlannels, OF all colors and qualities,
\ splendid assortment Of Silks aud Satips
Bonnets, Hoods aud Ribbons, n great variety,
Chaleys and Mouslm DE Lanes, very handsome,
| ps. super fine wooidyed black Cloth,
/ " crird super do do do
Fine and super fine blue do
Heavy Beaver Cloth for over Coats
Cassmcres and Vestings, a good assortment.
Besides great variety OF other Goods. Of which we
ASK but an examination. BURTON& ROBES.
Oct. 8 tsu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
FAIRflE RACES.

f1Hsr Dtr.-A match miles out-S200 a side
J. Goodies b Sandusty, by Eclipse, dam by Sir
Hal, years old. loo lbs. !
J. 5. Corbn's h Wing, by SIR Charles dam the
dam OF Star, years old Ito lbs.
Time Am. s.
Sweepsakc for rhrce years Odds $50 entrance,
800 forfeit
Mr. MorRan's b { by Luzborough, !
J. 5. Coibins hy Lnzburongh .
Nm. MeCsrep's bfby Luzborough,
ime In. 51s-ln. 51s.
SECOND BAr.-A wccpsiake for threo years ods,
two mile heats, 5000 entrance.
Messrs Cofbn aud McCargo's Alton by
fylde dam Countess Platter, by Vngl-
man, !
Thos. Wasons ch fly Tonson, dam Vir-
gInian,
Time, I'm. 57s.--im. Is.
Tmpp DAy,--Propretors Purse, S30o-two
mile heats-sx entries
Vim McCargos ch IN Missouri, years
old, by Eclipse, dam by Director,
J. J.. Ilme's ch IN katy Jones, years
old by Charles, by Hail. / 3 DR..
Charles 1ay lor's eh Ii Corsair, years old
bv Tmolcon dam by Gracious . 4 dis.
lno. =. Whites b h ! years old, by Luz
borough out OF Daniels dam, , 3
|. Puckel's ch m Mary Tyler. 1 Yeas
old by Gohanna. ! . dis.
John S. Coibn's ch m Canary, six wears
old, by Charles, dam by Trafalgar, 6 3 >
Time, 3m. 59s.--3m. 5G4s.-im
FouRrn AND LAST DAy.-Jockcy Club Purse
S500--d mile heats--livc entries.
w McCmgos h Billy Townes, years
old by Fylde, dam by VIrgiulan.
J. Nj. Bols' m Spindle, years old, by
Gohanna, dam by Hal.
J. Il. Chapmans bl Ii John Lindsay,
years old, by Tnolcon, dam by
Charles, 3
.. II. llares Black Prince, years old,
by Fylde, out of Catherine DAVIS dam, l . Dr..
Time, em. 294s--8m. 44l.-Sm. l9s
Raining and track heavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
MN AND THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

letter from Washington. published In the New
York Times. contains the following extract;
ave have nothing new here. but the elections !;
and by them every body is excited.
Van Buren, is in fine health, and apparently
good spirits. His three sons are flying about hk q
Butterflies OF the palace. Maj. Van Buren, is about
be married to rich and homoly Miss Singleton,
offs c. IT'S sand that Martin, lr. is counting Miss
Baii. Forsyth has gone To Georgia. Too late 6eor-
ga is lost him Kendall has 10 Illinois TO eN-
anime the mail routes. via the Hermitage. lie
looks pale. haggard aud wfoched.-lle IS lndeiati-
gable, believe. Woodbury. is preparing lbs cfds-
seal report to congress. It's said he wrote over
his former report often ENOUGH 10 have hed oook
as large "a Joseplus. Mr. Poiuseu and Mr.. 6run-
dy are attending to their duties. The treasury bull
ding walls are nearly finished. aud the splendid pa
tcni office is rising fast. The ball OF the repre-
scutaiivts has been revoiulionzed and improved.
The speakers chair has been transferred 10 the
opposite side Of tie house, and the members seats
reversed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
& BELL.
(NcaEfy OpnOSitc fllc K:lnkSl

n KE now receiving their stock OF FALL &
" Ek GOODS, which will be found up
on examination unusually large and desirable, com
passing perhaps agrcatetyaiety than is usually found
IN one house Their friends and customers, with
the public generally are invited to call and examine
their goods before purchasing. Country merchants
ana Others buying 10 sell again will please cali on
them.
W. . Aw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
NEW FALL Il WINTER
GOODS.

4 ZANE PLEASURE IN informing my friends
4 and customers that am receiving my
New Fall and Winter Goods.
The stock is very large, and offers greater variety
than is usually found.
PLANTERS
Gan be supplied with eryarttce of Winter Clothing
prices certainly not higher than former Yeas, but
~ many instances lower. cordially invite call
from them.
MERCHANTS
al find an assortment tcohy their attention, and as
much pains was taken the selection OF the present
stock ieei assured OF being able to sell as cheap as
The best houses in the state
TIE GENERAL CUSTOMER
Need only call and look, TO be satisfied that he can
get his supplies every useful and needlul article
II prices 10 please. JOHN q. MEM.
Oct 8 Av,C
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

The human hea,t.lt appears from the researches
Of an English physician OF emlnenoe, DIR. Glender-
wing, published in the Medical Gazette, that the me-
dun light Of the human heart is nine ounces III
man. and eight ounces in woman. A remarkable Fact
and one hitherto unknown is that the heart OF man
becomes heavier as old age approaches, while that
ofwoman dimlnslcs in weight alter the thrtleth
wear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

4 Fricndiy Iatimdton.--The boarders al a tavern
in Georgia were annoyed by flies IN their butter
Judge Dooly took the tavern keeper aside, and re
marked 10 him,ln private way that some Of his friends
thought 1t would be best for linn TO put the butter on
plate and the flies another and lei the people
NIX them 10 SUIT themselves. lie merely suggest
Cd II for consideration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
FRESH FALL .Y.v'D UI.V7ER
d.AAhS

FINllE subscribers have just received large sup
L ply of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods winch
have been carefully selected, and purchased at very
reduced prices, and will be sold on The most reasona
Bile terms by wholesale retail. Persons in want OF
Goods would do well TO give us call before pur-
chasing, as we can assure them they will fod 1t to
Their interest 10 do So YOUNG x MEM.
Oc.obcr Is 4wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

We observe by New York paper that Col. Jo
seph Nj. Wine, lae Delegate in Congress from
florida intends 10 establish himself in New Or
eans iot the purpose u engaging in the practice Of
la" IN that city and Mobile. In abandouinp the
Senate lot tie Forum if Col w has not chosen The
f..h o east, nc DOUBT mol that he has the path of
s"'eunsn', IA his general legal abilities, combined
"'i aa 'n ,iaie lo"edge Of the Civil Code, and Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Mr.. Gordon ID. Boyd Receiver at one Of The
mississippi Land Offices became defAulter shortly
after MS appointment III The sum OF S50,0)O. He
boldly excuses himself from the stump. did an
Propnate The money to my own usr." exclaimed
he, "& expected 10 be able pay it, but my specu-
laiions turned out unlayomby Ills my misfortune
and not my fault. hope, gentlemen, You are salts
he'd !" lbs hearers were perfectly satisfied
RictmoRd Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
On the 10th instant The tops Of tho Allegheny
mountains we're covered with snow

Il is stated lhat Mr.. FrSxImonr COOPER is en-
gagged preparing Tor the press the Naval History Of
the United States. Tile Philadelphia Gazette tru-
~ remarks that II is 4 subject rich with honors
coftuptlblc, and full Of glory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

BETS ON PENNSYLVANlA.-T uani,-
burg lntegencer says that general investigation is
about TO take place throughout the State in order
TO take testimony on The aledged frauds committed
by the Loco Foco Judges, and in the meantime IT
advises its friends 10 hold their bets until The
result OF The investigation is known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Ii appears that the sales OF the Public Lands in
Louisiana have been postponed for the present, in
consequence OF the clam set up by the heirs oi Der
nard dilauterve 10 100000 acres, principally IN the
PARISH OF lberle. The claim embraces twenty en-
tire townships and pats Of nius more and IS worth
perhaps five millions Of dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
Shoes! Shoes Shoes!

4 LARGE SUPPLY ofLadcs' Men, Boys aud
n Girls SHOES, just received and for sale by
}. }. PURNlS x DUFFEL.
Oct. is tsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Progrcs Of The H'cst--1he New Orleans Bee
says;-Ihe value OF the agricultural products which
annually descend the rsef Mississippi, is estimated
al seventy millions OF dollars. It appears from OIL
cia documents that the value OF the property annual
Iy transported on the Erie Canal of New orb Is SIX
ty-sesen millions OF dollars paNng III tolls to the state
treasury 81 ,Gl4o0o; but presume this amount
compreheuds the value oi all the goods transported
eaehway.
In the year 1913, when an asscssn ent WAS made
with view To the lryNlng OF direct taxes by The
general government, line property west Of the Allie
ghany mountains ~ states and tcuuorics OF tho A.
merIcan union, was valued at only lweuty.slx nil
lions; the same district is estimated tie present
day TO conanpropeiy oithe value OF Twelve hundle ed
millions.
The state OF Indiana has COCO men at work ON her
ran ways and canals The works OF internal improve
ments already begun aud proceeding towards com
pietion with unexamped rapdy IN the states oil OHIO
Indiana, Illinois aud Michigan, will ony Int
millions when finished: wonderful amount II we
reflect on the settlement of that part oil lie
union, and the comparatively feeble number oil the in
labltaufs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Resumption n MissjSsigpi.-A meeting ofhe Pre-
sidents Of the several Banks in Nalchez, Miss, y
was held IN the city the 9th INST AT which II was
resolved hat the FIRST Morday in January. should be
recommended 10 the banks OF that State, as sua-
Bile day for The resumption Of specie payments.