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The native American., 1839-10-05

AN INQUIRY INTO THE ORIGIN OF THE
IA ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA, BY John Della.
field, Jr, with appendix containing Notes and View
of the Causes of the Superiority Of the Men of North
en over those of the Southern Hemisphere, BY James
Lakely, M. D.
few copies received and for sale by
W. M. MORRISON,
Oct doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-10-05
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best medicine ~
Coughs, Colds, and al
Lung complaints, Hoop.
ing Cough, Splitting OF
Blood, Pain in the Sidet
Liver Complaint, and
affections Of the breast,
is Mrs. NJ. ". GARD
NER,S INDIAN BAL.
SAM or LIVER
WORT, containing tho
strength of many roots
and FERRIS. Among the
number are Liycrwort,
Elecampene, Bonesct,
Asclepias tuberosa. Ice
land Moss, Squills, Hys-
sop, Ruta graveolens /;
also many other herbs
not 10 be procured in THE
part Of the globe. For
The native American., 1839-10-05

N1EW FALL GOODS.-The subscribers have inst
~ received from the Baltimore New York and Boston
markets. about hundred and sixty packages of new
and splendid goods selected with great care from the la
test importations and which they offer with conf
dence TO purchasers, as comprising extensive and
splendid assortment as brought to this mar
ket and at such prices as cannot fail to please ALL The
stock consists in part Of the following, viz.
80 pieces fine French Cloths
3 cases British Cloths Of all shades and qualities
60 pieces Cashmere, embracing every new style
case super Lyons Velyets
10 pieces light Cashmerets
case super Red Paidinys,
SO pieces super Silesia
bales Tailors' Canvass
100 pieces Sattinets, fine and medium,
80 pieces Melno Ves'ings very splendid goods
25 pieces super English Valencia Vesngs
l case Italian Sewing Silk
Is pieces heavy Pilot Cloths
bales Blankets (Macknaw, Whitney. and Poin)
a6 pieces 4 French Chinz
2 cases British do
cases Domestic Prints
cartoons Narrow Benes
so dozen Ladies' French Kid Gloves
so pieces rich MousseIines de LANES, new style
"a pieces plain Poult de Sole
40 pieces figured do
% pieces National Repts new style
pieces super 10 inch blne black Gros Grain
IS pieces colored GEos de France
Is pieces plain and 6gured Satins
l case French Merinos, fine
so pieces damask Moreens
60 pieces tamboured Drapery Musiins
case fine Cambria Dlnity
20 pieces very fine plain Swiss
Is pieces black and blue black Grapes
$50 plaid worsted Shaw!s
SO large and rich Cashmere Shawls
25 Kubyle
is very splendid French Thibet Broche Shawls
10 pieces heavy l2-4 Linen Sheetings
l8 pieces heavy GA do do
40 pieces Irish Linens fine and medium
l case fine Marseilles Robes
25 black Lace Wells
bales fine White Fannels.
bales colored do
10 pieces Rogers's Flannels
IL pieces med do
10 cases Longcloth Shir,ings ard Sheetngs
bales unbleached Cottons
10 bales heavy Lowell Osnaburgs
80 pieces heavy Woorn Kerseys
SO pieces plain and plaid Linscys
cases coored Cambrcs
20 pieces Cotton Checks
bales Canton Flannrs
81 pieces Ingram Carpetings, handsome patterns
Is pieces Brussels do
Which, with many other goods, not enumerated, make
assortment very complete and 10 which invite the
attention of customers al our store, Centre Market Space
between 7th and Sth streets
Sept~2l BRADLEY s. CATLETT
HTLORA LEXICON, an Interpreter of the Language
n and Sentiments of Flowers, with an Outline of
Botany, and Poetical Introduction, by Catharne H.
Waterman.
and Sentiments, by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale
Also the Language Of Flowers, with illustrative poe
try TO which is now first added the Calender Of Flowers
For sale at W. NJ. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationary Store, 4 doors west of Browns
Hotel. !, Sent. %.
VERY CHEAP DOMESTIC GOOD Just re
Y ceved between Sth and 9th streets
cases Long. Cloth Shifting
do do Sheeting
do Fall Prints
I do Furniture do
I do Sa'iinets, assorted
bales Tickings
do Blown S''ir,inss and ShcetiF~
The native American., 1839-10-05

NEW BooK-A Practical Exposition ofthe Epstles
~ to the Seven Churches by the Rev. Henry Blunt
A. NJ Rector Of streatham, Surrey, late fellow Of Penn
broke College Cambridge and chaplain 10 his Grace the
Duke Of Richmond, is this day received and for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
Oct 5 doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-10-05

NJ EW BOOKS.-The Worlds Religion con,rasted
IN with Genuine Christianity, by Lady Colquhoun,
daughter of the Hon. Sir. John Sinclair.
My Saviour or Devotional Meditatons, in prose and
verse, the and titles Of the Lord Jesus Christ ;
by the Rev. John East, M. A..
Also, the Confessions Of a Schoomaster
Transplanted Flowers, Memoirs of Mrs Rumphf
daughter Of John Jacob Astor Esq., and the Duchess de
Broge, daughter ofMadame de Stael, with appendix
by Robert Baird.
Just published and for sale at w. NJ MORRISON.S
Book and Stationery Store, doors west of Browns
Oct 5 Hotel.
The native American., 1839-10-05

NEW FALL DRY GOODS-rhe subscriber is now
~ receiving large supplies of seasonabe Goods, which,
for styin variety and reasonable prices, will compare
with any in the District They consist in part Of
Cloths and Cassimeres OF all coors and most approved
styles
Cassincts so pieces, drab, mixed, bne striped, &C.
Vcstings, silk satin, cut velvet and ValcBcias
Mernoes French and English, CON lee assortment
Bombasns black and blue black, single and double
width
Cacoes, British French and American, all prices
FIanncls imported and domestic, all colors and prices
Mousselines a well selected assortment OF new styles
Silks plain and figured Gro de Maps, white and color
ed Satin, and superior black Italian Lustrings
Shaws; rich ca, n and ST. Cashmere ShaWls;
GA, IA and S4 Blanket do. Also, Thibet Scarls
Hosiery, mems, womens and childrens, in great va
Iety
Blankey; o., 1914, III and 12-4 Rose and Whitney
Blankets
Green Baize, Keokuk and Kentucky Jeans
Furniture Prints, plain and figured Swiss Muslin
Corded Skirts, plain and danask
Linen cambria and Silk Handkerchief
Ladies and gentlemens kid, silk and vgona Gloves
Marseiles Quilts, Tickings, Pcnitcntiary Plaids
Cotton Checks, Canton Flannels
LambsWool Shirts and Drawers
cases superior Shirtings and Shecngs, &c. SC.
Also, superior Hoods, and, small lot superior
Florence Braid Bonncs. All to.be had of
JAMES b.. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market, and No. from 9Th street.
Sept. 2l-3t
The native American., 1839-10-05

House formerly occupied by Sarah Mcdowell
fronting b. between 18th and 18th streets Inquire
of John w. Dexter the premises, or to the sub
scrihrr at his office, Louisiana Avenue.
Nav 10. b. K. MDRSELb.
The native American., 1839-10-05

A CARD.-AM persons indebted to us will please call
"A and settle their accounts to July lst 1889, as it is
particularly desirable to close our hajfyear's business
August 3. BRADLEY &CAILEII.
The native American., 1839-10-05

TIME YOUNG LADYS GUIDE 10 the Harmonious
Il development of Christian Character, by Harvey
Newkrk.
Aso further supply Of Walker Intermarriage, or
the Mode in which, or the Why Beauty, Health
aud Intellect result from certain Unions, and Defornit
Disease and Insanity from others, with eight illustrative
drawings. Price 81 25.
Just received, and for sale by w. M MORRISON
AT his Book and Stationery Store, doors west OF
Browns Hotel. oct s.
GREAT BARGAINS--AT THE NEW DRY
VI GOODS, Shoe and Variety Store Immediately
opposite the z Buildings aud the West Market
where the subscriber has just opened and general
assorted Stock of Seasonable Dry Goods and Shoes all
of which will be sold at the lowest City prices together
with variety Of Fancy a4sd Desirable Goods, among
which the following, Wis
Cloths. Cassmeres, Cassinets and kesseys
keokuck and Kentucky Jeans
Black Silk and Cotton Vevets
Merino, Valentia and Swansdown Vcslings
American, English and French Calicoes, from 6.I
cents upwards
Domestic Coltons OF all kinds, from ! cents up.
wards
Double width Figured Merinoes, cheap
Ladies, Gentlemen's and Chdren's Boots and Shoes
Of all kinds, which will be sold low at reduced prices
for Cash
S.pt 28--6t JOHN III. DRGRY
JOB PRINTING!,
Of all descriptions, executed ut this office.
The native American., 1839-10-05

kHRS. JAMIESOES Beauties oltiIe court Of Charles
lEi the Second, series of Memoirs bogra-
phca and critical illustrating The Diaries Of Pepys,
Evelyn, Clarendon, and other contemporary writers.
a Ic,yc li,r sale al
The native American., 1839-10-05

TENTLE MEMS WEAR.---We Offer for sale
VI Superior cloths, cassnrres, sntt;ncts
Flanrels. rcsiinss, hazrs, Hobfoy jeans
La!nbswuol shirts and drawers
Silk Iandkerchieis gloves, &c
Sept 2S--3t \, W. s +. ]. TURNER.
NALL STAPLE GCODS.-The Subscribers have OF
H. hand, for sae7-
rs pieces Cassincts, Of various qualities
1900 yards veiy heavy kerseys, for servants
bales heavy Lowell Osnaburgs
20 pieces stout Flush!nss
6 bales heavy Brown Cotton SLrtngs
50 pieces Plaid Lnscys
so do plain do
10 bales Cotton Yarns, from to 10 ..
800 heavy four ana half Point Blankets
Sept % BRADLEY 4 CAILEli.
nESIRABLE GOODS.--Wc have this day opened,
~ in addition to cur former Stock
/ case 90 pieces rich Mousselincs, new style, and
very beautiful.
25 pieces Indian Sa'ins, % inches wide
] case Helns,chea Linen Cambria Haadkcrchleis
do Tape bor,ercd do do
10 pieces We!c Flannel beautiful qualities
90 do fine Damasls Diaper. remarkably cheap
40 do 6-4, 81, 1911 and l2.4 Linen Sheetmss
25 dozen Silk Hosiery, assorted qualities
50 do Chdrcn's Stockings. all sizes
Is do Boys and Youths Tibet Gloves
70 pieces plaid Cashmere, beautiful article for
childreI's wear Also:
Receiving every day, Carpetings, all kinds.
septt25 BRADLEY CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-10-05

TUST RECEIVED, further supply of tbs
y edition Of the Waverly Novels-,fhe M,n.ster!.
For sale by w. M. MORRISON,
Sept. 3d. 4 doors west Of Brown'- Hotel.
The native American., 1839-10-05

t1RENCH CHINTZ AND MUSLINS.-We have
Il large supply Of French Musns and Chintz, which
will be sold low.
Aug. l-3t.> BRADLEY Y CAILEIl.
The native American., 1839-10-05

y SDrug Store,
;agtcn City.
The native American., 1839-10-05

NJ EW BOOKS.-ftstoreal Sketches of Statesmen
~ who have lourshed in the times of George III,
second series, by Lord Broughain, in 2 vols.
Rogcs Outlines of Physiology and Phrenology, first
American edition, revised, with numerous notes.
Also, Jack Sheppard Just published and for sale at
w. M. MORRISON'S Book and Stationary Store, 4
doors west q; Browns Hoal Augl7
The native American., 1839-10-05

JOB PRINTING,
Of all descriptions, exccuted'at this office
The native American., 1839-10-05

r IFE OF WILLIAM COWPER, Esq. by Robert
IL Southey, Esq. ILL., D. (Poet Laureate, &c. in vs.
Also, fresh supply Of the cheap edition Of Waveriey
Novels, (}rde of Lammermoora Legend Of Montrose)
| is this day received, and for sale by
| w. NJ MORRISON,
| July IS Four doors west OF Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-10-05

EvNGLIsH BOOKS.-The works ofLord Bacon with
II an Introductory Essay and Portrait, in two vols.
Byrons Works complete, in vol.
The First Translation Of the Bible by Miles Cover
dale, Bishop Of Exeter. -
Loudon's Encyclopedia Cottage, Farm, and Villa
Architecture, and Furniture.
Also, Encyclopedia Of Agriculture.
Also, Surburban Gardener
Are just received, and for sale at
w. M. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationery Store doors west Of Browns
Hotel. Aug.l0
The native American., 1839-10-05

1UST RECEIyED.-A fresh supply Of the cheap
u edition Of Wavcrey Novels Ivauhoe) is This day
rec ei.cd and for sale By w. M. MORRISON.
August =, ! doors west oil Browns Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
VIRGINIA CLAIMS.

before the House Of Representatives, a report of the
Secretary OF War, in reply to a resolution of the lilh
instant, calling ion information on the subject OF Nir-
einia Revolutionary Claims, which report, on mo.
ton Of Mr.. Hall OF Vermont. was referred 10 a Sc
lect committee with Instructions = 10 inquire into
the character and amount of proof which is required
BY existing laws and regulations to establish claims
on the United States for revolutionary services in
the Virginia Continental and State line aud navy ,
and whether any and what further legislative provls-
ions be necessar, in regard 10 the mode of adjusting
and allowing claims for all such services" And the
following named gentlemen were appointed such
committee Mr.. Hall Of Vermont, Mr.. Mallory of
Virginia. Mr.. Miller OF Missouri, Mr.. Holsey of
Georgia, Mr.. Briggs of Massachusetts, Mr.. McClelf
Ian Of New York, and Mr.. Griffin OF South Carroll
na.-Aier. Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

From The Philadelphia Ledger, Jan, 70. -
GREAT STORM AND THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRIDGES AT
nays FERRY SWEPT AWAY lex
TENslyE DESTRUCTION OF PROPER
TY!l!
The most severe and destructive storm known in
this vicinity for forty years. commenced on Friday
evening last, at about ? o'clock, With a violent ives
,erly wind and deluge Of RAIN. which coutinned WIN
unmitieated violence until near 5 oc on Saturday
when n strong wind from the northwest
suddenly sprang up, the rain ceased, and the at
mosphere, under The influence Of anoih"ester, as
sumed a feeling OF ~ilieidi, which soon lowered the
thermometer some dozen degrees nearer 10 zero.
In Consequence of the storm, the failfoau oeing
covered with water. the locomotive hain, WIN me
Southern mail due Saturday evening, was compelled
TO return to Wilmington. and only arrived last even
,np. n, hall past five O'Clock, by horse power. 1he
Southern mail then due has no, yet arrived.
On The Schu,lkili. the damage IS immense. Al
Man,yunk much property has been destroyed, and
number of poor families have lost Their iitile all,
swep, away with then dwellings by The Hood Ihey
need relief. and ii is suggested to benevolent citizens
,o take some measures TO afford II TO Them. ms Is
a bard season of the year 10 be left without house,
and effects.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
GALE AND FLOOD IN NEW YORK.
From the y. Y. Jour. of Cam. Jan. &c, II +. NJ.
SEVERE ALE

One OF the sosefesi gales we have ever expert
cnced visited tins city ON Saturday afternoon. the
d., previous the weather was mid with moderate
breeze ffom the Eastward, and indie ailons Of storm.
In the course Of the night rlIn commenced falling,
and The wind NJ lines Was quite lrcsh, inclining 10 a
gale. Tins disefil ton Of weather continued until n
tout two O'Clock L. NJ. on Saturday, when there
was n rapid increase 10 tie uproar OF the elements, a
BY three o'tlook a regular storm was upon us, l1om
ISL For an hour * hall there was n constant rush
Of vino and II. times its violence was terrific.
The dispersion Of sign boards. the Ihtasliing Of
window blinds. and shutters, the scattering OF states
and other apputlnanee OF buildings, the whls'l'hR
OF rigging, and tho general roar Of the tempest. were
he FIRST incidents 10 wlIoh public attention was dl-
ieoied; but another danger soon become apparent, IN
some respects more formidable than all the resi.-
The tide was rising rapidly, and, driven forward by
the wind soon covered The whaivcs, and then invaded
South slteet. nrails The whole Of which. including
Tho side walk, WIS lot some Tine under water, 10 The
drpth Of one 10 three loet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
. FLORIDA.


CAnlY's FlnnY, T.. +, Jan. IL, 1e39.
Col. Twiggs mud staff have just rcturpsl from q
visit 10 sons OF the interior posts via fIlatka, Fort
King, Micauopy, fo,t Hatlee and Van Cortlandt
At Fort King the Col. met win Gen. Taylor, WHO
had been on a visit 10 The country IN The vicinity Of
Deadman's Bay. l1dians had been seen but none
kilrd or taken. Two meo were fired on aud proba-
bly, killed IN Tho immediate vicinity of MIcanopy, ON
Saturday last. The shots and yells of about a dozen
lrilans we're distinctly heard in The ioit. Major
Bolton, commanding, Immediately despatched a
messenger with Information Of the fact TO Col.
Twiggs, who AS soon as practicable ordered Capt.
Bulloek's company. 2ud Dragons, TO Mioanopy
Nothing has vet been heard Of The result Of The mat
ter. The general depot nj Black creek is to be open
ed 10 Pllatka, 81 miles from The mouth Of Black
creek on the ST. johns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

From The v. \. Correspondence 81 The Nat. Int.
THE lNrIptLs are reorganizing here. Ia Tam
many Hall there was a large meeting last (Sunday
night. A German woman has taken the place of
FASY WRIGHT, ard is aboutto occupy her place ia
the public eve. The mass OF the lnfdels IN this city
are English radicals, well-drcssed, strong minded
men, but as ignorant OF tins Government MS men IN
the moon. and with preJndices as bitter MS call a.
gainst every body who is better oil IN the world than
they are. Their hatred to y State. established feli.
zion seems to have made them inGdels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
Hon. JOHN TYLER, President.

0}~ The Convention of Van Buren, Delegates,
from The counties of Buckingham, Charlotte, Cum
eer'and and Prince Edward, was held lately a, Prince
Edward Courthouse, and nominated Col. Edmund
Hubbard, as a candidate to represent, Tia, Dis,rie, il,
tho next Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

L. S. SENATOR.-It will be seen by the pro-
c~ecdings Of the Legislature, that both branches have
designated the 18Th Of February, as the day for the
election of y. S. Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

O. The receipt o~fspecie into N. Orleans, from
Mexico and S. America, during the last year, a
mounted to upwards of So, 600, 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

W'OOLE.N' GOODS.
second Supply.
Dec. 18th, 1887.
EXPECTED, this day, a fresh supply ofs;nole
~ and double width Ful'd Cloths. Merinoe.
Lady's SILK Velvet. Sheetings, Laces, &c &C.; ali
which will be sold very low.
BURTON & ROBES.
TO E9R.HERE.
We particularly invite the attention of Farmers
TO the above, as also to a heavy stock of BIanket,
Negroes Shoes, &c. which we are disposed to seIl
unusually low BURTON d ROBES.
Dec.lo fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
SENATE.

The Senate, to-day, was principally occupied in
discussing the motion of Mr.. Benton, for leave to
introduce a bill for abolishing the dirty on salt. Mr..
Williams of Maine. who was entitled to the floor,
addressed the Senate at length, and with much a
billy, III opposition TO the object Of the bill, though
he intimated his intention OF voting for its introduce
ton that 1t mightbe referred to an appropriate com.
mittee Tor the purpose of Enquiry. Mr.. w. was follow
cdin the debate by Messrs. Benton. Davis, Buchan-
an, Niles, and Rugeles. The Senate adjourned with
out taking the question on granting leave.
Globe Of Monday Night.
In the House on Monday, Appropriation bills
were taken up IN COMMITTEE of the Whole.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

MOrus Multicaulis.
On n0n CUTTINGS Of the Morus Multi
@OeOOO caulis. warranted genuine, also S
cons country bar iron, well assorted, for sale by
GEORGE BAGBY.
January % 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

FNHE NEXT SESSION of the subscriber,
L SCHOOL will ommenc on Monday the llth
OF February. WIN. S. REID. Jr.
Jan. "a tllF if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

.rsvsiSd. M heu Of The original 1th reso'u"oo-'u
! before the subiec, WIS fnaliy disposed o.. x
Mr. Msy moved an adJourn'ne"'' ""''"
ried.
nd the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, 10 -day, upwards Of onn hundred
and ffy bills were received from The House Of Rep
rcsentatives, aud were referred 10 appropriate com
sliuecs. The afternoon was principally occupied
by Mr.. Davis in reply to Mr.. Benton's remarks in
Iavor offs repeal of the duty on salt, TO which Mr..
Benton rojoined and after a short Executive scs-
sion, the Senate adjourned.
10 the House oi Representatives, no business of
importance was transacted. The whole day was
occupied IN the presentation of resolutions.
[Gtobe of lfon3du Niphk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

The following gentlemen were elected officers of
the Colonization Society of Virginia for the presen,
year:
Hon. JOHN TYLER, President.
pice Presidents-His Excellency, GovernorC smp.
bell, Hon. CHARLES F. Mercer, William Maxwsil
James NJ. Garnet, A. p. Upshur, Hon. William
C.. Rives, Jonn II. Cooke. James Mcdowell. Ed
ward Cols'on, John F: May, Lewis Summers,
DIR. Thomas Massie, Sydney S. Baxter, Hon. Hen,
~ A. Wise.
Joseph Mayo, Corresponding Secretary.
Fleming James, Recording Secretary.
Benjamin Brand, Treasurer.
Managers-N. Mills, H.!W. Moncure, DR.. F.. II.
f.. Heath, Jno. H. Eusiacc, w. n M.cc,,isn5
Hall Nelson, p. r. Grattan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

We received last evening tie only Washington
mail we have had since Saturday. We subjoin a
summary of the proceedings OF Congress upto Tues
day evening.
The Senate did not sit on Saturday. In the
House on Saturday, the motion to print 5000 extra
copies OF The Report Of the Cominiuce of Ways and
Means on the state OF The Treasury came up ms the
unfinished business. Much debate ensued, but be-
fore any question WIS taken, the chan announced
The orders of the Day-being private biIls-A large
number Of these were passed,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-10
From the Quebec Morning Herald.

N. E. BoUNDARY.-Both governments
appear equally determined in asserting and
maintaining their claims to the {dispnted)
territory, and euen If Great Britain had
no claim ,chateUer TO at, lis Udlue to her
is so great that 1car mould be perfectly
justifable 10 obtain 1t, because if it were
in the possession of the United States. it
would completely isolate New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia from the Canadas, in
which case the latter would be vaIueless to
Britain. With il long line of frontier
would be established directly in contact
with the French settlements south Of the
st. Lawrence, by which means the inhabi-
tants of that portion Of the country could
always be kept in subsection by the loyal.
lists between l.. c. and Maine"
Where is the boasted pride Of Americans.
that they should permit naughty Britain
even now, to occupy portion of that
territory which she would claim by nc
better tenure than It's ralue to her as q
ken to the Canadas? Does the Eagle
cover to the Lion? tell it not in Swanton
publish it not in the North American!
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-10

THF NORTH AMERICAN. The pros
pectus OF paper under this title was is.
sued at Montpelier, some months ago, then
it was supposed that the objects for which
this paper is started, would be promoted
by publishing it in that place but the
superior advantages afforded by location
on the frontier, added to the facilities OF
receiving and difTusing correct information,
with otherreasons Unnecessary here to men.
ton, have caused its removal to this place.
The present number is the first issued,
and being on larger sheet than originally
intended, the subscription price has been
necessarily increased. 1t will be forward.
ed to all, whose names have been attacised
to the original ospectus-shouldt the nlw
arrangements displease such subscribers,
let the No. be returned to this office, with
the name and residence legibly written
thereon and TIE word refused, that our
books be rectified forthwith. We are also
happy in informing the public, that we are
promised the valuable services of those
gentlemen, by whom the paper was to be
conducted at Montpelier, as contributors
10 the present sheet.