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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying
/ a in Amherst County, on 'rye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging TO the Legatees
of W. s. Crawford, dec. Is offered for sac.-A good
portion Of this Lnnd III woods, AID heavily timber
cd The cleared part consists OF fertile low grounds
and high Land Of good quality. Tho improve
meuts ae not valuable. This Tract contains about
100 at:es. aud will be sold very reasonable terms.
For further particulars enquire OF
+. FLETCHER,
July 90 Is
fINllE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
l. and the public generally, that thcy have asso-
cIatod themselves IN the
Mercantile Business,
10 be conducted Al Amherst Courthouse, under the
finn and style of
WONA(K, TAYLOR ~ CO.,
where they will Keep good aud general assortment
ot Dry Goods, Groceries, Medicines, Hardware, &c.
&c. They will sell he present stock Of Goods, now
ON hand At cost, for cash, bcin. determined TO run
II OIL before our Fall Goods To hand.
BAILEY * WOMACK,
JAS. d. TAYLOR.
ROBERT n. PENDLETON
Amherst {. H., August Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

NlRGlNiA-A rules holden in the Clerks Office of the CIR
Gun superior Court OF Law and Ghanccry the town of
Lynchburg, ON the 9th day of August 1899
james "aflahd, Plaintiff,
against
James NJ Brown administrator de bonis non with tho will
annexed oi DR.. James NJ Brown deceased Adam Clement
Sainnel Garland and Maurice II. Garland, Delopdans
The Defendant James NJ. Brown, administrator dc hop;s
non with the will annexed ofDr. James NJ Brown deceased
not having entered his appearance and gwen security
ding to the act ct assembly and the rules of this court md il
aPp'ahs oH satisfactory evidence that he is hab
tant of this country; ordered that the said Decnlan, 40
appear here on the first day OF the and answer the
p OF he ll9mt ard that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in newspaper printed in rho ,o, :
hchog i2 TWO months snecesslNely and posted at the
front door ol the court-ho in the said town. "
Copy-rcstc,
Augusta ', % ~
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July 225


encourage your own manufactures.
nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town of Lynchburg, shall be in(e-
riorto any and being determined TO sell low, for
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public :;
and as there will be credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay iof bad ones. We
have just re reived good Stock of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the nealest manner by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving a 90 I'd
assortment Of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, men S
andhoy's fine Fur Cloth aud Hair Seal Caps, some
OF a superior quality. All ofwhlch will be sold low
for cash only. DINKLE 4 RUMBOUGH
fine assortment OF Ladies' and Gentemens
: ~ q a. $ also good assortment of Haters'
Trimmings.
Nov % v1om
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

We are informed by scientific gentleman of a
fact which may be of considerable Importance 10 den
isis, ana TO all who have the operation OF juggling
leiiou cd on their teeth. las lhs-that when two
sorts OF metals used IN filing up the cavities OF
caf'ous teeth-tin aud gold. Tor cxample-a ralvan-
&c action takes place between them, the moisture OF
ne mouth serving as conductor. BY tins process
me I'm becomes speedily oNydlzed, and, being smu
iaed oy Inc galvanlc action causes irritation to the
nerve OF the tooth IN which II is lodged, producing
o. course, severe palu One kind OF metal should be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Sale Of Lo b. i'm the town OF Warys.
vile.

Vile.
PURSUANT to decree of the County Cour
4 OF Campbell, will sell, in the town OF Mar,s
vile, on Thursday the Goth of September next, III
fair II not the next fair day. at public auction, alb
the Lots and Land in said town, belonging to the es
tate of NJ. Davis, ST., deceased, to wi,
Two improved Let's, and about Is II.
cFcS of Land,
laid of in town Lots which will be sold in quantl-
ties to suit purchasers a credit OF Il months
Bonds with approved security will be required.
RlCl'D. DAVIS, Com'r
August % WIGS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Cnke for InRamed ERes.

Pour boiling water on some elder flowers, and
steep them like tea when cold, put three or four
drops OF laudauun INTO small glass of the elder
lo"ers aud let the mXtuIe into the three or
four times IN the day, which will become perfectly
strong IN the course OF week. II this remedy is
SANITY applied.
Cure for a Weak Stomach, and The Dyspepsia
Fill denjuhn half full Of wild cherries. and then
I'll the demlon entirety with the best of Old Jnma-
ca Spirits; hall vine glass ms be taken of tins
liquid twice in The day If preferred, it may be mix
ed with water. No Sugar must be put with it, rs
sugar destroys the opic and strengthening effect OF
Tue Wild cherries and old splrIIs THIS liquid has H.
innumeiabe instances proved complete restorative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

I INV T. just feetYtu IfeshTf Om TIC springs.
n large quantity OF
WHITE SIEPssER uv.gTER,
carefully put up in bottles. 1t will be kept cool for
persons wishing to use it in town. | have also a
few boxes of white sulphur f'iUS, which
have acquired a considerable reputation in the cure
of those Diseases to which the White Sulphur Wa
ter seems so peculiarly adapted.
II. LATHAM, Druggist
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
IllNIS EROM A LADY.

SUBSCRIBER 10 the National lnlelgencer who
can vonch tor the enclosed remedies will feel CRATE
fully obliged ii the Editors of the National lntelli-
gencer viii allow them a conspicuous place in their
columns. Many lives have been saved through the
means of these simple remedies and at this season OF
the year when chIdren ao suffering so much from
the summer complaint and whooplng cough, it is a
point OF conscience not to withhold from the pub
hc what will So immediately alleviate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

WANTED two Apprentices 10 the Tanning
w and Gunyiug business.
DAVID HOFFMAN
Amherst, Iune1l -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Xlc0 EF0cfs Of Land.

belonging to the estate Of William rhaxton
ceased, one tract ~ ing the head waters of III e
Creek, being the same tract which MINI
,hich ,heyeis '''"e' upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Brandrefh's Vegetable Universal
I'll L. =.

Aslhere is only ONE principle Of LIFE,
So there IS ony ONE ptine,pe of DISEASE,
And only ONE method of CURE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Land for sale.

ID URSUANI TO decree OF the wofshipfpl ,o,..
Il ~ court oil Bedford, pronounced at he .n"
term. 1639, the undersigned commissioners anna s's
Cd by the couil,wlll proceed TO seio the hrbes, I
der at public auction on Saturday, the 25ib a.,
SrnlnILhnr 20! "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12


ties to suit purchasers a credit of II months
Bonds with approved security will be required.
RlCllD. DAVIS, Com'r.
August % WHO'S
To Rebccca Howell. Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman
aud Polly his wife, James Norton and Nancy his
wife, Thomas Dixon. Polly Newman. William K.
Harrison aud Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his wife, Clark Newman, Bailey Newman.
William Meade and Elizabeth hIs wife, Elijah
fowler, James fowler, Absalom fowler, Rich
ard Goad and Nancy his wife, Thomas Thompson
and Jane his wife, Lewis Bennett and Polly ns
wife Moaning Robertson, Thomas Goad and
Sally his vile, Abednego Bays and Frances his
wife, Shadrack Shockry, Polly Shockley and Alb.
SALON. Shockley
TAkE NOTICE, that we will on tile 23d day OF
Il October next, between the rising and setting
OF 1.-THE sun, at tie courthouse of Wayne county,
State of kentucky. take the dispositions of John A.
Dixon and Patty Dixon, and il not taken that day.
will be taken on the thlreth OF the same month, p
the same place and if not taken on that day, will 4
taken the 2pd day of November next, at the SAINT
place, ard continue from day 10 day until completed:
and on the 18th day of November next at the dNel.
ling house OF Meredith Dixon, in the county
Greenup, State of Kentucky, take The deposition
OF William Dixon and if not taken on that day, vii
be taken the ooh Of the same month, al the sans
place, and continue rom day to day until compIe
ted which dispositions, when taken, will be read
evidence IN n SUIT in Chancery, now depending and
undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, holden for the county Of Bed.
foid, wherein you plaintiffs and and 9TH
ers are defendants, when and where you can attend,
should you think proper.
GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN.
DANIEL G.. EDWARDS.
August % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Mercantile Business,
Illn anu slylc ct
WoNA(Ek, TAYLOR ~ Co.,
yfOr,.s YsstitiCatasis.

WOrtls WuitlCaERsis.
M + ARE authorized 10 sell 90 or 10000 Cut
w tings otihc Morus Mulcanlis grown in the
vicinity OF Lynchburg and warranted genuine.
HUNT < MARTIN.
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
EeEEs RS.

EkH E1U EVbfSS.
Dadvid L. Edley, Elijah Fletcher,
John liollins, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCorkie, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice IL. Garland,
Samuel Garland. Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. Nj. Warwick, Saml. Poindexter,
s. IL. Davis, Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clayter, Geo d. Davis,
Jas w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John H. Patterson,
Robert Tinsey,
JOHN G.. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasures.
GEO. w. TURNER. Casiicr.
Jal 81 w12m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Cure to1. t,c .Summer Complai,

Six drops OF laulanum TO half lumber full Of
rice water hall nmhler oil the mixture to be taken
every three or four hours. This simple remedy may
be ewento Infants children, or nj any period of life
aud has never Jailed IN giving immediate reiiei, and,
II peisevered in ioi few days it invariably effects
u cure, however violent the disorder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Country a,oege Eyo.e Einens.

$1,000 yds. of LAX and Tow LINENS for sale, by
ANDR EW {. ELLIOTT
July q Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

teaspoon full OF castor oil TO tablespoon full of
moiasses teaspoon full the mixture 10 be civ.
en- whenever the cough is troublesome. Ii will al
ford relief at once. and IN few days it effects cure
The same remedy relieves the Group, however yio-
lrut the attach
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
.uOrAs .HHfficOHlis.

A HE SUBSCRIBERS arc agents for the sale
n Of large number Of the genuine
mOrus Malfieauiis Cuttings and Roots,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
To lsse Naselslslinarian.
WHITE SULpxUIs vT.sTER,

HAVE justreccivcd fresh from the Springs. a
| In Nm mi pI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

rEllE subsctibers beg leave to inform their lfiend
l. and the public generally, that lhey have asso
clatcd themselves in the
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
BACHELORS IN DANGER.

We understand the ladies are inlenJ-
ing bali on magnificent scale, to BE-
g,veu to the genileneu, at the ST. Louis
Exchange, som'ime IN March. The sub
scripIIou list already IN ci,curIauon.- :
There are TO be eight lady ps,ronesses- -
four American aud Tour Fiench. Each
?a,roness VIII choose tcur young ladies'
Of honor to assist her 70 performing the
appropriate ceremonies OF The evening.
Each lady who subscrbes is 10 have Ike
privilege ofinyitpe two gentlemen. aTi
as matter Of mere strict propriely, Toe
married oues are TO invite tie bachelors.
and The young silIs married slcIlas.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

Too GooD.--'rhe Boston Herald NAV
occasionally says something keen. ell.
gives what hs calls an 'enviae!r situation
as iollows.
Walking the streets with a lady on
each arm exchanging smiles with irie nds,
and howins To all acquaintance, when
you happen to meet the deputy sheriff,
Who Whispers in your ear Tia, lie has Q
s,oag ut'dchmem Tor you
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
We receiver on Sunday last, letter

4
we receiver on Sunday last, letter
from Our Representative. Samuel Jayne,
ESP, dated and mailed atJackson on HE
~ inst only II days our. from which
we make the foIlnwing extracts met
having hsen Instructed by majority ,f
my constituents, votej consistently With
n'y well known sentiments, tor Hsnder.
sos'. believing that the people oI Law.
renee tsouty would prefer genuine re-.
puh''csp wbig, in tasor Of restoring The
currency 81 The country by means of a
Na''""a' Bank, to Locofoce NuIIh.r,
who w'n'd entail upon US HE curse ol In.
supireasury scheme"
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

WELLEslMs.- There no a''
counting for taste as '''e NOV" "
KEY said ven he tied a boqus' y
his tail. ,,,v
"A light breaks in upoa y, :.
BRAIN as the bull said We" wv
butchers axe hi, him.
Dom mention it, as the ioa''
er said ven caught in a Kilca'''
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
This important committee for
the investigation of the New
York defaIcalions, after various
members had been excused and
Others elected in their places,
stands as follows:
James Harlan, Kentucky, (W.)
Henry A. Wise, Virginia, do.
Edw. Curtis, New York, do.
W. c. Dawson, Georgia, do.
F Q. J. Smith, Maine, (Conser.)
Geo. W. Hopkins, Va. do
Henry A. Fos,4r N. Y. e.. F)
David B. Wagner, Fem. do.
Geo. w. Owens, Georgia, do.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

..EpucArIoN'' says Burke, Us
the cheap defence Of nations 8. !,
This MAXIM says Df. Cna' :.
mers, lis one Of The we'gh''eSs
oracular saying whica has eve.
fallen from any of the seefs y
sages of our land"
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

Ma lrshman seeing nall hog hanging
up in slaughter house, ASKED the BUTCH.
er when he was gong to Kill the other
half, Hef
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

We shrewdly suspect however III. .
lady will 30 manage a. 10 have AZ u. ny. "
most esteems properly asked. w 80
say we like his idea. Il sho.. ~ W..
both the young and elderly lsdis, y. ' y
lermined 10 be lively, now thst M =. ~
son OF alirih has fairly set ia. ~ Y.
bachelor- !huw iheirhesrt, will tren q -
first for fear they win mol be asked.
cond, with joy after hey are jnv;,.d'
and thirdly 10 apprehension ofbein. 4.
entirely. Heaven preserve them lb,o. ~
out the dangerous trails that are Il 49, s.
and may each one come out Of n. ~
fiict either with his own or some bol..
else heart 10 possession.
Wsekly Reyicu,
THE PIRATE AND THE DOyr
The following interesting fscts MI,
by Asdsbon in bis Omithoiogics, B;,s 'sa
phy. 10 speaking Of the Zypaid, IN
lie says:-- -s'e
2 nhsn VINO was once piarate. as.,..
ed me that several times. while !, Z.
tain wells dug in the burning shelly mi ~.
Of a well known key. which mas, (. 10y nus
uaneless, the soft and melancholy -. 49, =
the doves awoke in bis breast i,si;.,a u
which had long slunbered, melted g.
heart 10 repentance, and caused Ill., :"
linger .. the spot 10 state Of mind .h.u
he only whs compares the wrelcb.da'.
Of guilt within him with the hspp;ss..
the former innocence, caa iruIy IA
lie said he never left the place wilma,
increasing fears q luiuri'y, associated 49,
be was. although believe 81 ~
witba band Of The most despera,. ii
lsins that ever annoyed the nayipa,ioa !,
the Florida cSast. So deerlv mo,.a
was hs BY The aotes Of any bird, espre;,I.
" Of those Of a dove, the only soo,b;a,
Sounds he ever beard daring his M \
horrors. that through these pIaintive no,,,
and them a!one;h he was induced a =,
cape from his vessel, abandon his tu,In
lent coinpan,onsl and reloin TO family
deploring bis absence. lite. pay,r,,
parting vIsitto these wells, and Ils,soio,
once more TO thecooiog Of the Zsusus
dove. be poured out his soul in supplie,.
tion for mercy. and once more became
what has said to b, The mobiles, work Of
Cod an honest man. Hls escape va,
effected amidst difficulties and danger.
bu. no danger seemed 10 bin 10 Be Chm
parable with the dangers Of one living ii
the violation Of human and divine lsws
and powhe lives 'npeace 10 the midst
~ his 4rien,ls
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
Sailors Magdsins.

BEAUTIFUL QuorArroNs. The fos,
pillars Of slate, observed Lord Bacon,
are religion, counsel, justice, aad treas
ure.'
Election. Clifford observes: 4 speak
as leel; weie tie woman loved suffer
ing through poverty, would beg; injus-
ice, would defend her; from unkInd.
ness. ! would protect her; and il The
world forsook her ! " oud be 10 Der lbs
world
40 elegant ancient writer observes
Man can enjoy nothing to effect, ALONE.
Some one must lean on his arm--lsleu
to his observstions--point out secret
beaulies--and become. as it wsIe. .
partner il feelings, or his impressions
are comparatively dull and sp'rlless.--
Pleasures are increased in proportion as
they are pa,tlcipaled-as roses, inocula.
ted BY roses, grow double BY the pro
cess.
Coon. An exchange paper says, . Ia
DIV should noi marry until she has given
up tight lacing, 'Causs .Ohy? the man'
age state should be free FROM bondage.
Is il in the sunshine or shade, IN pros
perily VI adversely. that the female cha''
character displays lis brightest virtues!
Is ii the yeupg and girlish scenes .,
public lie, or in The retired and socla
duties OF her domestic Preside, tha; SOC
excites admiration?-ln youth we AZ
uire her. wandering through 'he g'ddy
saunts Of pleasure, and floating m.sy'p~
like beauty Through the inazts 81 me gM'
Nv dance-we admire her fostering WIN
warm solicitude her tender offspring; e'
administering to the domestic hsPploe"
of her cal res; butswilrre- where Is she !"
lovely as when we behold her beud'us
like guardian angel Ger the couch ..
sickness. aud cheering, Win mel ~.
ia,ut, parting s.s.ls, the, bed u dea'n,,"
the last dread parting hour, who' ''ss
her, cal, sooth The cooch OF anguish T"
light The torch Of hope ~ tue DARK oo''''
Of despair!
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

|'WELEERlsMs FOR THE BANNER
Ave arc agoin' ~ make great
men as Col. Kiger said yen ne
Nominated Gen Brown for Con
gress.
We are all Nullifers,' as the
ProcIamativnisis said ia the
State Rights men, ven they met
il Convention.
You can't shine. as the Demo.
Gratis said 10 The Nulliiiers, ven
they wanted 10 run DR.. Lips
comb for Congress. x
l'm pleased with your appear
ance, as the Sub Treasurer said
,oa pile NJ money, ven he was
about cribbiog it.
You're ''parii subscriminns' ITO
this concern, as Swartwout said
to Price, ven he'd got to Liver
pool.
You're biting a file, as the
People of Lawrence county said
10 little Kiger, ven he told 'em
as Sam. Jayne want the clear
grit.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE

L INV lNAA NONiNIl N
The following is a copy Of the
resolution, as il passed the house
lof Representatives, for the ap-
pointment Of d committee 10 in
yesligate the defulcations Of the
public officers. It will be seen
that The committee have power
to send fot persons and papers.
The task set them is a HercuIe-
an one, but We have no fears of
the committee-alI that they
want is sufficient time, which
we fear the remaining portion of
the session will hardly afford
them aM Chronicle.
"Resolued. That The commu-
from The President Of
the United States, If the Slh Of
December, 1893, relating 10 the
|defalcations Of The late colIec-
tor of the port Of New York,
except SO mach as relates to a
modification Of the revenue laws,
be referred 70 Il select commit
tee OF nine members, TO be ap-
pointed by the House by ballot,
whose duty il shall be to en-
q,Iife into the causes and extent
Iof The late deliberations at the
Hcnsiun house at New York and
other places-ihc length ofiimc
they have exisied->the correct
ness Of the returns which have
been made by the collectors,
naval and other officers, and the
deposiIe banks, respectively.
and all such facts connected
with the SAID dcfalcations as
may be deemed material to de-
vel"pe their true character.
"Be i, further Resolved, that
the said committee be required
10 iaqaire inio and make report
of any defalcaliuns among The
collectors, receivers, and dishur-
sers of the public money, which
may now exist; who are the de-
(anI'crs, the amount Of tlefalca.
tons, the length Of time they
have existed, and the causes
which led 40 them; and that
Said comlalrlse have power to
send for persons and papers.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
WNIG TICKET.

FoR GOVERNOR.
EDWAHD TURNER, OF FRANKLIN,
FOR CONGRESS. /.
a. l.. BlNGANfAiN, Of Adams.
REUBEN DAVIS, ofMonroe.
FOR SECRETARY or srArE.
DUDLEY s. JENNINGS, Of KINDS.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
SILAS BROWN, OF nnns.
YoR AUDITOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
PHILIP DIXON, OF HSns.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

R- Nhat has bvsome OF the Vicks.
bug, and Grand Gull raper.; we have
MT radio paper IRON either Place for the
xs' wv mooti.s. Ahst,s tbs rsasonY
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

After reading The uudeniable truths
contained WWs'sIsts speech. the na,uraI
exclamation 81 evtryind,snaot i,s.mauis:
"oh fura whip Of scorpions
10 lash the acial'srs naIsla sbloaeh.,e world.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

The steamb boat Grand Gulf, Hiil' mas
ter, passed up the river on Thursday
She "walks the water like thing Of life,' !
and makes the quickest sort Of trips.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

The venerable Judge Turner, we M
derstand, has sgn6ed his intention Of
visiting every county 10 the State pre,i-
Gus 10 the November election. He is de-
terrnined. he says, not to be out done by
bis younger brethren in the Wing cause.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

fSy- An EXTRA HERALD. containing the imPor
tant foreign news expected by the British Queen
steamer, will be issued as soon as she arrives,
whatever be the hour, day or night. She has
now been out l2a days, and may be expected ev-
ery hour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

DJ- THE WEEKLY HERALD, Of this day. con
tanning curious history of the movements o il'
Democratic Majesty, will be published TINS "oi =,
ing at 2 o'clock-price 81 cents, at tae once .
Ann street. In order TO meet iuiiy 'h9 eA'rso''
nary demands of the public, 2oooo copies WIN NC
issued.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

sUsDAy ExcuRsros-NovELrY SrEAHER.-The
Novelty steamer makes excursion tomorrow to
fonker'. This boat is propelled by the new appa-
ratus, invented by p. Bennett. The other day pa
ragraPh was inserted relative to the age and boilers
Of the Novelty, which we are assured on competent
authority, was incorrect. Strong prospects held
out that the steam apparatus on this principle will
effect great revolution in navigation We are cre-
dibly informed that the Novelty consume, only one
fifth Of the fuel Of ordinary steamers II is true she
is not very fast boat-but rapidity be easily OBJ
tanned BY a simple accumulation q power
PIcrURrsauE TAR TO NEwARx.-One az the
pleasantest trips TO the country BY the Passaic
steamer to Newark. This route has a great advant-
age at this Of the year that by the rail
road. You steam down the barbor-psst New
Brighton-round Elixabethtown Point-up the beau
-fiful Passaic-and thus get into the garden Of New
Jersey. In these warm days, such trip i truly
delightful.
o. Col. Stone Is still fishing for he Historical
Mission "a Holland. What cormorantl