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NETWORK.
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Medical F.eaIsy, every part q he Us'aA sa's'd
.vox of ehis article.
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21


bsvidcnco. This "ligh,." this s.s,Ire word
gAecy," ,his"gracc," arc all o,,e And it is
=, that We are enabled to become the chill
Wed; il IS BY this. that the 'spurc IN heart"
! that God has Preaesesmised that all those
eheose the God of Jacob Il. their portion,n
[1by rest; and that he has predestised the
heat TO eternal anguish: il is by this that
nistic doctrine Of original SIN, is seen to
nessai: II is BY this that the real christian
- b say: unto US there is but one God,
sr;;" II Is By this that he, having been
aby the HOLY Ghost" tu:ns not to the
~ besgarly clement ssascr baptism:
u ds6ence to this, that he knows his trans
~ 10 afoned for; without resorting to
Cag doctrine that the God Of me fcy,
No. - Jaggarnasb, should require the
"bclovcd son, in " HON he is well
10 he could be sasisfcd for the sins
&c mar, il is by this hight, that he
Poscs the denominations Of psiestcrafi;
9otichristian character Of hirc.inc
This Is wv 'rulc Of faith and prac.
80 which says to the Persian, the Hin
- Nussulrnan, "this Is the wav, walk
o1es which is testified to throughout, scrip
- patrisrchs, the prophets ami apostles.
- BE- the only ''rule," what becomes Of
sa the population OF the globei Where
eOasign them? and no. tho prcscn,
eoly, but all such rs know nothing Of
tOm the beginning Of creation, through
dssverai thousand years, TO the pres
hcpc 8. u. will give candid answer
se.on; shalt expect il.
hs from placing TIE Bible with the
- . "ruIe Of faith aad Practice" that
dihem to be the only "rulc.' took
I. vosd for il, that lie clasps the Bible,
- bags his Zend, as . s.ru'e Of faith
II r he wbo has placed the Bible
I'D, the Zcslas and the Koran.
ssses"d to the paragraph relating TO
8. U. says he looked at the
which consists of about three lines
As~m What magnificent :pecfa-
ssades fancy 3. u. in an attitude Of
esstsmplasing for 'nearly an hour
," q three lines: What splcndid
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21

sr.lly, as well rs the proprietor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
Mapping Cotton, sc.

asr aetfa, advances ~ al kinds q
va' b ~ is o. shipment
s'af 70 aeya'e at.usrlf e&cinsiyely IN this
Is l.icfs himselt that hs will DC ablt 10
'ls.Ariion
va, y G JIG Is. 1888 tl3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
QUAKER ECONOMY.

A Judge, 90 a Journey, tell IN company
With quaker. SIR said the Judge, lao"
is II that YOU Quakers always have father
ses, and money IN your pockets
Quaker. By and by will tell thee.
Shortly after they arrived at tavern
The Judge called for glass Of b'tters, and
urged the quaker TO drlnk; but lie refused
saving | have no need He then called
for two quarts Of cats for his horse, aud the
Quaker tor four for his.
Quaker. Now | will tell thee, we drink
n, spirits al the tavern. How much didst
thou pay for the bttters!
Judge. Slvpence.
Quaker. How much for the oats
]. Sxpence.
@. My oats cost me ninepence; and
what good did the btters do thee
]. They procured me appetite.
q. Abstinence gives me an appetite
Thus YOU see that we spend no more than
thou, and our horses are fat. But have
not done with thee vet. see silver buc
kles on thy shoes how much did they cost
J. Nine dollars.
@. How long hast thou had them
]. Eight years.
Q. Do they answer any better than my
stringsl
]. No.
q. With nine dollars we should have
hough, live stock and at the expiration Of
Ave years We should have had fifteen head
Of cattle. Here thou seesr we can have
meney in our pocket. Instead of wearing
silver on our shoes we have leather strings.
The F." Independent Treasury. The tot.
lowing was among the t'as,s drunk at Cox
sackle, n. Y, on the 4th Of July:
The Snb.Trsasury Bill gas nuliyfed-
The Leccioccs are mor'ifed-
The Wings are gratifed-
And shs good People are satisfied
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
Az oRDrNAncr o. CROMWELL AGAINST

IlUrLLING. CROMWELL, Protector.
cit Is enacted, That It any person should
challenge OF cause 10 be challenged or &C,
crpt, or knowingly carry challenge to
eight duel, he shall be committed 10 PR.
son, without bail, Tor SIX months, and lind
security Tor his good behaviour for one
whole year after. Persons challenged, mol
discovering IL IT, twenty four hours alter
wards, to be deemed acceptors. Fighting
duel, ii death shall ensue 10 be adJudged
murder. Tho seconds, IN the last case, TO
be deemed principals; nad IA every other
10 be banshcd from the Commonwealth for
life and to suffer death IN case Of return.
CROMWELL,
WmrKnAtI lG5I O s."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
grsG Sna Sao MOONS PHASES.
To .ge,rs and GeBfitcs!
the life of Trade
READ On

a r saN l8s feceftee oif rspeF'od supply
n Drugs a Medicines, iish
i,..,..se. 1s.t.fsL y, sf.s 81 70
rel ssd gsRsint Nfdictsss, lo~es than
! 4, a,st bssn .oid - t.is Place Nc viii
y aaood fuFI!.sh essfS tao % ihfse
Ns stsh naI ttrnds taaa sasnsi,s TO-
4 ..-e eaf slocs ~ Oidsfs sl.d fsteriP-
rt' atb rfuHaa sttsatsag.
.ra,s Ointment Just received.
WILLIAMS Is Bli -
ls.g 81 i-3s 4inV
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uolton, Proprietor and Publihe,s.
TER MS;

r,ro pDLLARS, f paid in advance.
n re,llars and Fifty Gents, II not paid within
10. Dosrs, If no, psid until the end of the
.,,e, disconiinued until all a-rcarages arc
|, y ,,.spl At the option Of the Editor;
4 s,J.',iisemenls inserted al one Dollar per
Ie hass or lees, this sued iyPe) Tor the
.,.,, and - cchts iot each continuance.
h .,,,.s.ntni. and sheriff. Sales charged
I'M. bishsf. aud deduction OF 335 pr
Nh 4. made lfom the regular prices, iar adj.
80. the .oar. Advertisements ordered In
very pnblicatloD--of Inserted other Slse
=. .ll,lr,,s be charged As new every Insertion
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VOOl, G.A4sDI<G.

M .4stltiieF tatcs be anriA.s,1 81 iaisfGs.
~, .nh q 'aai 81 hss va 4~tatgpn q
Wool Carding Machines, a blt
b. s u Ia. hss .gz,. : st.stsi %, tha..
49,. hs, s,u ba aUeuili % b. All sair.
= t.rs Tttif Performance cannot , ,gr-
i a.. both ,af .peed and god ~ofk
3 ats - isa isc'1ns1 psil suable isial
staic hss rBsi1ucfs sieH thoF bTIng
Pi.5s aisaiag B. have tbru wooi
II Of itast - Arlng Il - b. thr 20ih If
tar8 tstr ls asi. g.san,d n buf- snd frash
" u. NEEt~
u lsJ@ i4l9
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

t7, Farmlae if,a4ls, | IldeUq
aad Gsrrs,
aF n f fhs' a.tiris mn enuweraHc
'sas aa4 IL t#p1ia. credit All 6. e.
e 81, 5ia,.
illu> 7 JOHNSTON. !
siLAS rom.
- r. M'iH1NAtn. 4AF'"'s
Go IS NDDNALD.
= l.5@ RIO
4 r'sas t.sft' Is sai5 estate 4Fv requested
q a7nsat,A 'i.1ss having demanf' 81 70
p'aaerly ASH utiraied stshsa ins
20 p l4s. ~ ll,,s iesislt AL b plead
So ltrssrtts
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NOTICE.

GELgSBLE 10 the Lat - TO q David Nc
~, sc p,} pfqee,4 q scii 81 'he
rs .sii ,srs,sssd. - Pablte o-
iaa e A1gad 1sn l3 rs gnNll,cd
st4 aterssa4. e.'fsfs'ipg *
Tn EikcIy Negroes,
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D. L NIX 4 !

ESftA litLLl informs 81.
Ea iufads aud tae gub.ir, that
he - nu@ rclay ~ altruJ - fp
ccrug aud .pfsardlng GOODS 60
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

Il r n Cochran, Meoklcuburg. \. {
~ Hams. M,ll Grove, \ {.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
FROM THE NEW YORK

The Coronation of the young Qnsen Victoria
took place on the day appointed, Uhe 2oth uit~)
With the utmos, conceivable mag nihcenoe, gorge
Gus psgesutry, AID loyal enthusiasm. For the
information Of our fair readers, we will jusi men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

IfiE Undersigned having purchased The Stock OF
= Goods recently owned by Miller 4 Ro,al1 will
continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS al the
Ola stand, and solicits continuance OF the patron
aye oil his friends and the public. lie invites all " no
w'sn 10 purchase good articles at reasonable prices,
10 give MN call A bargain may be had to close
the stock OF Saddlcry on hand
circumstances render it ndispensiby nccessar,
that The debts due the late firm he selpj ne spc,d
as possible. It is hoped ,ha, no one " III DELAY com
ing forward and closing their accounts 10 call on
you AT your houses, viii be attended with con,de,a
". eNpe1se 10 US +. :. MILLER.
''P'o I'm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

HORRIBLE MURDER.-lt becomes ourp pain
full daily to record a murder perpctraed in our city
on the evening the 9th instant, under circumstan-
stances of horrible arucity. The scene where this
heinous tragedy was acted il small Srog shop on
Girod street the corner OF Tehempitoula' street
il was owned by woman mined Mrs. Doyle. who
employed young man 10 assist her IN the establish
mcnt as bar keeper. Circumstances had occurred
about the house which excited The suspicious OF the
police. For this reason, Waterman was stationed
near the premises TO spy the movements OF tie IN
mates the night above mentioned. At an early
hour, near the dawn of day, a man was seen steal
ing of the front door Of the house, with What APP
peared to be bag upon his back. The watchman
hailed him, and started IN pursuit, when the snspcc-
ted person dropped his load and ran back into the
house. The Waterman stopped TO examine hat
the fugitive had dropped and found It to be aquan-
tity OF mud and dirt wound up in Il blanket. The
circumstance, seemed rather mysterious, and the
Waterman, after calling To his aid 4 reinforcement
from the guard house, commenced a search OF the
house. The plank floor raised, and the body Of
a man murdered and mangled, was found in a hole
dug for the reception oil his body. The grave icing
filled by the corpse, rendered it necessary to carry
off the surplus dt, which led 10 the detection OF the
murderers.
The unfortunate victim a sailor named Got
lief who had few days previous taken his dischar
from the United States Navy and received his pay
amounting to $3.50 or 5000. The woman of the
house arrested and three men, her associates
/ III CRIME. helr examination occupied all day yes
tcrday before the recorder Mr.. Baldwin. W cannot
learn the particulars, but far they be CLEAN
ed from different sources, 1t appears that the sailor
came into the grogshop intoxicated, and III paying
for glass Of liquor exposed the contents Of his
purse. This i:ht excited the cupidiiy of,hc harpy
keeping the shop. Without much persuasion, she
dccoy ed her victim into back apartment, where he
was induced TO drink cup Of hot tea drugsed with
laudanum. The dose took effect immediately aud
in the state of stupidity and paralysis into which the
poor sailor thrown, the wietches robbed him of
his money, and then put him TO death, The awful
catastro phe should be warning to al sailors and
boatmcn to beware Of the hauuts of dissipation and
vice. They may take this as a specimen Of the fate
they may expect III such places
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
kJT0YOuA OCOTGn ALI, ssnuSns
- aDA oo0s 0oolssy.
80. hACN-G9vOrad Ee0Gfsie Batavia

A~ASo,a most choice article.
London Double Broun Stout and Porter, genuine
and best quality.
IRlARETTE, Romano and medium quality Shcr-
~ Wines.
OLD SOUTH SIDE, London and Medium quail
ity Madeira Wines.
Uhite and Red Hermitage Wines.
ST. ULlEN CIaret, in half and uhoic bottles.
.Soeet Samos Wine.
SEGARS, a very large assortment, part Of the lot
very old and equal TO any in any market
CHAMP AlGNE WINES of the following genuine,
highly esteemed and popular brands, viz Nup-
nal, Tar"po, Anchor Iiebc, Fly, Lafayette,
Pocahontas, Oel-de- Perdrx, eyhound, Grape
and Woodcock, in pint and quar- bottles
The celebrated De Rrimont A. Y. and g. ID. Brands
of Champagne.
Dresden's Chocolate, best kind in use.
Bordeaux, Havana and Canton Cordlals; Brandy
Fruits Pickles and Preserves assorted, of inst
quality.
r' ao Sparkling q. h 'asss' '. (wne,.
do do Chambeflin, \
Lynch's Chaieaus- Marsaux, Leonville, LATTE, La
Tour and other finest Claret WINES.
Nulnrgs.
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, etc, Of finest quality
and ALL kinds IN nse III sorTLEs AID CASKS.
We confidently challenge comparison Of the above
Wines, Biandles, etc. etc. with any in market.
Howell DAVIES.
Sent IL fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
FnfDERtckssunG Sept. ID

Saici2e.-A Frenchman, who has been IN town
about three weeks, committed suicide, on Wednes-
day night at the tavern Of Mr.. IloRE. by stAbbing
himself in the throat with dirk. From the irag-
mens Of papers found about him. Tor he tore mp es-
erytbinc Of the Kind before committing the fatal deed
it seems his name was GEORGE NOR KELLE.
There i. a certificate from ST. Johns Lod &c,
Gibraltar stating hs losses BY piracy. and common
ding hun TO the kindness and assistance OF the Ma
sonic fraternity and it seems from memorahda which
he kept, that several Lodges in North Carolina and
Virginia had administered TO his wants. The GER
fcate alluded TO says he has vile and three chill
dren. II seemed about forty years Of age, and was
incorporate in his habits. An inquest was held by
b. n. BARNETT, Esq Coroner. who reported aver
diet in accordance with the facts above stated.
Arena.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

Indian 1hrementS.-The Opelousas (Lou.) Gag
cite Of the lst instant has the following in relation
to anticipated Indian movements near The Sabine
" We learn from gentleman direct from Fou
Jcsup, that much excitement prevailed in that
quarter, OF intcl .ence that Indians to large mum
Der, well mounted, had left the territory assigned
them by our Government and advanced to within
fifteen niles Of Naeo.doehes. The Texan, un-
der Gen. Eusk, were preparing TO e"toun'er mem,
Gen. Houston despatched messenger, who "rrEea
at Fort Jesup, the day our informant left with re-
quest OF the loan OF some field pieces. Col. Many
declined loann. national property, but despatched
Lieut.. Henry with guard, To ascertain the con
dlon OF things and twas expected tn. the Sd
Regiment would enter Texas on receiving his re
port.
I'VE are told that intelligence had also reached
Fort Jcsup. that the Caddos had left the L. - ter
ritory without any ayowed design" Tie editor adds,
that ifthc facts are above stated land one Natch-
toches paper Of an earlier date would seem TO con-
firm thcm) We may expect another Indian wal,
more formidable than any since the time OF Tccum-
sch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

MORMONITES.--A numbero Of the citizens Of
Missouri, not long ago. raised considerable force
rhe purpose of diving the Mormonites out OF the
State They marched with all the "Po'np and CIR
cumsiapce of glorious war towards the Mormon
settlement, but happening to learn on the way that
their opponents. well armed with swords, pistols,
guns and blundcfhusses, were prepared to give
them hot reception, they wheeled 10 the right a
bout and Ned like sheep in panic. The Mormon
ties have precious little of the Quaker about them.
The, trust quite much othe farm oiiesh" as to
the Sword The spirit Louisville journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
DEATH OF GOVERNOR

DEATH OF GOVERNOR CLARk.-Wc
learn from the St Louis tMo) Republican. thar
Governor WILLIAM CLaRk the companion of Mcri-
wclhcr Lewis. IN the celebrated pioneer journey a
cross the Rocky Mountains died on the morning OF
The lst inst at the residence of his in that city
Gov CHARM was in the Goth year OF his age and at
the time of his death, il supposed to have been the
oldest American settler residing in St Louis. 1t
is high culosium upon the honored dead, which
is pronounced by the Missouri Republican :.--"Gov,
CLARK well understood The Indian character, and
his whole intercourse with them was such as won
their highest esteem and ihcn most uuboundcd con
hdcucc. His name is known by the most remote
tribes and his word WAS tevereuced by them every
where. They regarded him father aud his
signature which is known by every Indian even in
the most distant wilds OF the far pt,t--whcrcvcr
shown, was respected"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

IntelhgeHeer.
LONDON. August ].
Report states that Marshal SouLr, Duke of Dial
malta VIII be INVITED to join the Ministry of the King
ct the French. IL is said that the MarshaIs entrance
INTO the Cabinet would not only be bsh, popular
but would give to the Ministry strength of winch it
has long been IN the utmost need
presume you are aware that the house of Ne,,r.
WILDEs a. Co. one of the three iarre American
houses which were compelled 10 suspend pay,eh,
dOriEg the late commercial crisis, have resumed
payment. An intimaiion has been given that all
claimants upon the firm. whether bill holder, a,
otherwise will he paid on application to the bushes,
house Of the firm.
This 10 considered an important event as regards
the early resumption ofcom,nercia activity between
this country and the United States
At her Majesy's state dinncr, gwen on the o5th
inst. at Bucking CHAM Palace, Mr. Srryr>se,, his
lady, and Mr.. JoHS VAN BuRES, the SON of your
President, were anoHs the guests.
person BY Tie name of JoHN HsRT appeared in
the insoIvent Debtors Count an appcan, for relief
u0oer the act. Il appeared that The insolycn, bad
carried on the business Of clothier New York for
period Of twenty years, aud that, in October last
Ne 'eh New York and came to this country, with
OUT sulonnng ms creditors OF his intention. He was
arrested IN London, and lodged in prison. His OBJ
posing creditors are Messr. Marty a. Co.. Jewell
Ies, New Yosk.
The jealousy with which the insolyen,'s appIica-
ton has been viewed by the court, is a prooi that
fraudulent debtors cannot evade debts contracted on
your side Of the Atlantic. The keen sense of Justice
entertained ~ the commissioners who preside over
this court would ne' = -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

INDIAN TROuBLES.-Thc 81. Louis Re-
publican Of tho 30th ult, that Gen Games Ia,
" issurd order. directing the troop, now IN garr'-
sou at Jefferson barracks. 10 march Immediately ion
the council ground appointed by tho Chcrokees. IN
the Indian territory. ON the 1lth September The
troops arc placed under the command OF Major II.
Riley The LIST Regiment of Dragons, stationed at
Fou IeavenworlI are also detailed tor the eSpcdi.
uon. General Games will be present at the coun.
Gil III person."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
EAroN, Ono. September G

EATON, OHIO. September 6.
MORMONS.-About5 500 OF these deluded PEG pls
passed through our town on Thursday evening last,
on their way TO Missouri. They had a number Of
moving wagons, that appeared 10 be well stored with
live stock lchildren) If nothing else. They also
drove great number of fine looking Mich Cows
We see 1t stated, and have doubt Of its Truth that
at the late election in Missouri. Caldwell County
thai IS filled with Mormons, gave the Van Buten
ddates FOR Congre" unanimous vote. Just before
the election Joe Smih their great leader. told them
II had been revealed to him from Heaven that they
must go the "whole hog for the V. B. Ticket,
Re giSter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

VNilE SUBSCRIBER i, now receiving his fall
supply Of Drugs Medicines Pants, OILS. Fan
c, Attiees he. Ne. selected by hmselfln The Month
efn Markets, comprising the largest assortment he
mas ever oiiered'n this market, All of winch he 10
wiling To warrant "i the finest quality aud at pricc,
thai cannot tail 10 please. having boug them pin
cpali, Tor t.sn aud IN such quantities that he will
be able 10 sell some articles even lower than he Ia,
bought them before Annexed ~ a list of /, few n, ~
articles VIZ; Concentrated Extract of Lemon for
rles' Cakes 'ell'es' &c; Dr. M'lcs's Tomato Pills;
substitute Tor eaomcl, DR.. Evans's Soohinp S,,un
Tor children Tceihng, DR.. Jayucs Gafminati,r b.
sam Tor bowel disease. OF children Bakers Specific
for oholera-moibns, McdIcated Gum an article aid
not 10 t,,ln rheumatism. Discrs Thermometer.
10000 Principe and Trabuco Cigars, very superior
10 Cases Llquorlce Paste, &c. X.
ID. K. LYMAN,
Sign of the Golden Moft,r
Bank Square, lynehbug Va.
August % ON II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.-The Bal
lc'in of'hc OH instant says The summer is over
we are advanced several days into the fall of the
year, aud our city sull continues healthy. A few
cases OF yellow fever have occurred among that class
"l the population most exposed 10 the lnclcmcncies
OF the season. But thus far il has not assumed
The character of an epidemic, aud the state Of the
weather and other irdcalions, give the promise Of
security till the opcnin. of winter"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
D1SNOLVrxO.V.
Aueusi23

TWIN co partnership formerly existing between
i Joseph A, Royal n Francis 5. Miller is dis
tolved by an agreement between the latter and the
Executors OF j. \. Ro,all decd. The debts and
effects OF the concern all transferred 81 Nil
ler who is alone authorised to collect them-All
persons having claims against the firm, viii present
them 10 hln ior payment.
&. l.. MOSBY, Ex'rs of
JAS. I. ROYALL, IA. Royal.
+. 5. MILLER.