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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

THE YELLOW FEEER-Thcrc we're no
deaths IN Charleston last week. from yellow lever
The New Otieans Bee Of the 18Th SAYS: The
fever has subsidcd almost eutreIy. The weekly re
port OF inicrmeus proves that the dealt from this
cause have diminished hs per cent. within the ld,l
e ph DAYS Tie whole number OF deaths from vel
Inv fever se sfcel, exceed iwrufy aud We have no
doubt whatever ihal ~ leu days the disease will
have ialally appcared. Strangers are Hooking in-
TO die cit, se,rGl bundled attiycd during the past
week; has lhrr presence so far tended Ia pro-
flure the citdeuue. rrudcrIt more fatal 10 Tact
nothing but hosi IS needed 10 enable Us 10 stale
thai ihe fesllence To iougef exists"
MoniLE, Oct. Il.
MONTE We have gloomy prospects to present.
We are informed by our best physicians lhat the
epdriuic has increased in naliruaucs aud thnt new
rases oceur dals, nf the worst lsfc. On Yesterday.
, butials rpouei; SATURDAY, 7 Friday &.
Owing 10 the illness Of ihr sexton, there ma, be
saa,o omissions ~ The tenntls.
We understand that two Of our oldest aud nos
respectable ritizens. who lave resided lete ove,
twenty yrus, were yesterday taken down~lth the
ever
MonrLa OF - A general impression prevails
hat The health Of our cry has become worse and
hit the number and malgnauey oil cases lave con
iarfably augmented Much Of the sickness has
doubtless been increased, II not IN many solel,
Induced. bs The lltgues, exposure aud anxiety cou.
.equcui ou the alarming SITUATION Ol The city from
he late hrc> The weather continues warm through
he day, Will chilly nighs. aud the long continued
fouglt - seriously felt without any indications Of
ain. The rtpou of deaths since our last will be
5uud IN smother column amounting 10 2s for the
aa sjx days. The Whole number inferred since the
i insi., Is 60,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

o." We insert this morning brief and sensible
srtcle on Banks, from the Baltimore American. wbic,
recommend to the perusal of our readers with II.
more confidence because the American takes no mar,
n politics, aud is conducted with equal mpa,lial;,v
and ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

Capital Prize Of $4,000!
10 Prizes OF 800
MONONGAL1A ACADEMY LOTTERY.
EXTRA CLASS, No. 0, FOR 1899.
To be d,anwn al RICHMOND Tuesday No
vember 5h. a. The drawing will be received
at his office on Thursday, November the 9TH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

O. The Raleigh Star expresses the opn'o
that the vote of Noih Carolina will be gwen u
Mr., Clay by at least 10000 majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

FRoN TExAs.-Fhe steam packet Columbia,
which arrived AT New Orleans the lIth instant,
arongh tpieIligence from Tex,s late as the 9Th
Of Oeioref.
About the middle OF September party OF Gu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

Dinner al PiHsyiraaia c. 1.-THE Enquirer con-
lans the proceedings Of dinner given, on the 18Th
inst 10 Walter Coles, Esq at Pusylvan,a court
house, and which. though dsta only about 40
miles from the of action. ne had heard
of only day two before we recei"ed that paper
We learn that less than fifty persons attended on the
OCCASION to listen to the Table Orators" of the
day; which is somewha singular when Capt. Coles
aud Senator Bedford Brown Of North Carolina, and
Messrs. Teity and Tredway of Pntsylvania were
the heroes OF the pageant-gentlemen whose efforts
in Caswel n. c. few weeks before, were so trans
cendanly eloquent, that the reporter was unable
do them justice ~ Senator Roane invited on
the occasion, but he seems think more highly oil
his qualifications as a euer-writer than table OF
aor and therefore, at the Louisa dinner, subsi
tnied an eplsie for himself. Mr.. Il. we believe has
never attended dinner since he rendered himself SO
conspicuous atihe democratic jestirat giren to Dr.
RiteS some years ago in Richmond, when he prom
ised TO hold the nail while Mr.. Rives drove and
clinched IT, lie got his fingers mashed in the at
tempt, and seems now to be- afraid lest he be again
caught in similar strait. This is very commenIabe
discretion on the part of a gentleman who does not
know that he may not Tomorrow be compelled, BY
his Allegiance 10 the President to advocate system
which lie yesterday denounced as "anli-repubcan,
revolutionary and dIsorganizng." Mems hogef'
are always in danger when they are the slaves Of
po"er--Ihe toasts given the occasion, are "eooo
bads and lndferent'-many efforts at wit, and Oh
course many failures for though
''All men would fam be wits,
IA hundred lal for one that hts"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
Ocl 81
lNsXT LOTTERIES,
20 be drawn

TO be NTaWn.
BOOiScr's Lottery ~ Exchange OMcc,l
INnchburg, Oct. 2Sh, $50. \
Graud Capital Prze of $50 900
do do 10 900
30 Prizes of 900 !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
,<DIeuHid Scheme !

Together with many of $50 $40. &c &c.
Whole Tickets only S5-llalves 81 50-Quar
ters 81 25. For sale at
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

c. Tie r. Enquirer grareiy advises the Wing,
to ground their arms and dsband their troops;'
and unite with the Administration party in efforts TO
prevent the federal government from usurping
any powers at the expense of the States aud pre-
vent any department Of thai government from assun,-
ing powers which belong to the others, TO the States,
10 the People, This is a good oke-a very
good joke indeed Unite with party whose chef
has tramplcd upon the ndeI endeuoe of Congress,
closed the door of the Executive offices the nves-
tigaon Of abuses instituted by the Representative of
the people, and deied the judiciary, and threatened
its DEGREES with resistance by "sfiking dead its pre-
Cept in the hands of its officer, Unite with the parry
which has sustained these gross assumptions Of pow
er, 10 prevent such assumptions future !! Why,
tins Is almost ridiculous to unite it'll a band
OF robbers To protect the rights of property, or
endeavor to uphold State Rights by forming an ALI.
ance with the author ola proposition to enact a
bankrupt law applicable to banks alone, which would
place State institutions at the mercy of federal Off
Gers Ii the Enquirer wishes to eileotthese objects
il should itself abandon party whose actions it thus
emphatcally condemns, and come over o tile Wings
who are endeayoring reotfy and prevent the
gross abuses TO which it refers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

The Tallahassee Floridlln of the 9Th inst. men.
lions the 'etuIu oil DR.. Randolph aud others from
Governor Calls command. Small parties of Indians
had been aud chased, but The Governor had not
succeeded N gettiug wdhn ii ghting distance. At
y d Town hammock panty Of about eighty ln-
dams were discovered aud Joued, leaving behind a
rife and the scalp Of woman. parry made an
attack upon the horses under the change OF l.ieut
llayne, but were repulsed without any loss on e.
lher side.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

Il good ciiatSS.-The Albany Argus, whose or.
thodoxy wall scarcely be called IN question by il.
co-abofer in Richmond, assers, that NEARLY every
thing is now left the discretion Of the Secretary nr
The Freasury-lhe power Of The purse aud the Slcord
is in effect placed ID the hands oflhe Presdc
Now, when are told, by Mr. Camtreeng, another
semi official organ oflhe party, tia, "the Sub1reas.
NY is in operation, and will continue in despite
ol lamentations here or elsewhere,'-s not the as
sertion of the Wings sustained by these ooncurtng
de clarations-to wit, that the Sub Treasury scheme
wress the custody of the public monies from Cen
gress aud places it in the hands Of the Presid,n,
And If this be true, who doubt that the Globe
correctly described that scheme, when it declared
that it 'anti-republlcan. revolutionary and dsor
ganlzing! or that the Enquirer was equally correct
when il spoke of it leading directly to ''an unlim-
tied Executive aud an unguardcd Exchequer'!
VIII the people consent to unite the Purse aud the
Sword By iuic. when they divorced By he CoaSG.
tuition, and when Their union is alike incompatible
with Constitutional freedom and republican ccon-
ony p!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

SUspENstay-The Banks in New Orleans we I,,, !
suspended specie payments. In Ohio, the suspensio,
universal the DAYTON GAINESVILLE and Urhano bool -,
the Clinton and Franklin banks of Columbus co,t; "
pay specie. The Indiana banks likewise pay specie; ~
Savannah banks and two Of the Charleston banks Dbl;
suspenling. In Nashville the Union bank and the plon,
bank have suspended the Bank of Tennessee continuo -
pny specie and intends do unless otherwise m
commended by Legislative authority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

MuRf INbtAS MuRpEHs.-By The Soop Index
Captain fich, winch arrived this port on the g.
iu,i., We hRvriniclgencc from hey Bisravne Ms late
the 9Th september. The Indians have hec come
hos,ie again they have Killed two ,ol1ie,. and
oae black interpreters II arraars that ON the oz,h.
inst they had daa,c nj New River, within Two
miles OF tie fotl, which occupied by Lieut.
lompNtis, WHO has about thiny men ~ der IN,
COMMAND, being detachment from the stesmer
Poinselt. All the officers and mcn were invited 10
the Dance Whch was held IN The night They all
with The exception 81 the thee above mentioned
de-tued The invitation. They obtained permission
ltpm theif commanding office To attend the dam,
leaving thc iat about dab. Scarcely had they ar
rsed At the place where The Indians were assem-
blrd before lhcy were iaen upon ~ these blond
thlrsiy devils, aud batchefed IN most houd man
nef.
One Of the men WAS pierced with ffty balls The
| aiher two we've most shoehugly mangled. The In
dams, beng thwMtcd al then demun.hke design
upon all who III the Tort. who no doubt vonl Il
have been served IN the sane manner had they Al.
tended. thus vented then rage upon these defence
less creatures.
Lieut. Fomrkins sent an exprcssto Col U,r,ey
ri hcy BisCaynr inr assistance, ~ he did not knov
al "hH moment lie might be attacked by the In
dians.-- Lieut.. Sloan, OF the Marine Corps was
/ despatched Immediately "uh drtachmenf, by Col.
/ llnue, To relieve Lieut.. Tomtkins
" have ascerained hat parry OF indians il 10
VIII committed Tins depreciation but have no dopbt
ot Then beng all combined although some of them
would deceive the Whites undci the preIence of an.
pearlng friendly. Such sad and repeated proofs of
then lrlendsiap think should teach the whites
10 properly appreciate aud guard agans, them
South Eoridian
From Tampa Bay. the 81 INST patty of In-
dams m 'de u descent upon the cattle AT Tampa Bay
and carried oil 10 head Captain Fulton, Cd ORA.
eoons, had gone in pursuit. 1t had rot transplret
whether this act Of plumber was pcrperated bv III,
peace Of hostile party distinction Which, il seems
has been created by some whites, iu consequence o
the very apparent INDIGNATION which M. Samuc
xiPiakd Jones rvlneed whtn he informed ofiht
rraehetous and mufdelous conduct OF his ulIor ers
upon the camp Caoosdhalchc.
Gen. Taylor up to the 9Th INST. had received no
instructions from the War Department, as to his fu
tnrr acton; aud he % leave for Newnansyilc in
order TO have mustered INTO service the ~ h inst
a battallun Of mounted volunteers In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

o. The Philadelphia Banks have issued an address IN
the citizens Of Pennsy in explanation and defence f
their late We have not room for IT, however ,,
morning. They state TINT they reluctantly obliged IN
UNITE IN the resumption oispecie payments last year. which
was premature that it has weakened the banks and tho
country; that in this exhausted condition. they have II, on
counter fresh demands for specie buy food for the people
OF England that every motive of prudence which caused The
suspension Of 1887 applies with much greater influence at tn,
present The address itself shall appear in our mex,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

"SIs Ia rna pliancr uiih the insuiactions OF The
Bank .i the uniied States in Philadelphia am d.
reored ncId. Yea ;ils The pay n.cu al yoar uotes
due to ll,elr agenc. IA THIS city vii be required at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31


Circular from .the Rauk OF the uaned States
~ New York" dated DAYS Stree. hn' uo brought
hsiare the Public nril o-day. has excited some
ienron ~ the cits. The isllo@iug y a curry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
THE HUMAN HAIR.

{1 Personal appearance is Influenced by nothing
materially than uxuriant crop hair The loss Of tbs hair
in oceasoned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist it. To prevent its de-
which Mr. Crehugh has for 10 years directed his attention.
The growth and organization of the hair its structure
nected with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures OF the most celebrated Psychologists London
and Edinburgh dsected the different OF the kn
nerves. boodveses and bulbs connected with both
skin and h and by these discovered the which
perfect knowledge Of all these subjects, and after
experiments heads in different Of badness and vary
ing them according TO the constitution OF the individuals the
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
Il composed Of ingredients Of the most vivyng powers
combined with which will promote the circulation give
healthy action the skim and restore the relaxed functions
evident that only by such the restoration Of the
hair be effected.
In proof ofhc confidence which CLlREHUG has in reser
ing hair lie prepared With gentleman who
would wish have the Compound applied by himself al his
Hair Cutting Rooms. This will be done Uh0iH chGgs
Ill the hair restored of the highest rsspectAkty
who have had their hair restored referred vino win
testify to the great efficacy ofthc Compound.
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become thin
brokenoen causedb by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound only restore H. In ssch all a, greass Sc
fatty matter pernicious, and only be
mended through the grossest ignorance.
One apple o the Tricopherons sufficient to
Seur and Dand from the hair ard disspate all puritis.
from the skin.
Price, 81 bottle Sold by CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut.
ting Rooms Of Fulton and Broadway, and Of his APP
poated Agents. j. B. Dodd Druggist Of Beecker and
Broadway WIN Minor Druggist Of Dey street and
Broadway. ms0-on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
400 600 CASES OF FEVER AND AGUE AN
xOVs OOO UALLY CURED by thsgenains Rewand's

Tome Mixture, or VegsiabIe Vebriiuge.
The wonderful which has attended the Of this
medicine has induced the propretors prepare in another
order to make its usefulness universally extensive
They with much confidence offer fer public approval
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
which essentially the the liquid but possessing the
advantage of portability and safety from breaking and freezing
complaints OF which have been frequently made by the
Of the Tonic Mixture
We have 10000 certificates prove the Instability Of this
medicine when properly used including many members OF Con-
gress and other distinguished throughout the United
States expressed their gratitude for their restoration
health BY its employment Like the following, viz
@Mr Rowand-Sr feel il duty which owe to you, and
the community large state that have been severely az
fcted with the Fever and Ague and having procured
remedy without the least and having heard Of Row
ands Tonic Mixture induced to TO itand feel
pleasure that in days entirely recovered usual
health and symptoms Of the compliant has ever returned
ABBOTT LOVETT,
2i6 Bowsry, N. Y.
\ kky Y. o. Fay, general agent at Minors Franklin
Hoe aapM Store No 1913 Broadway ~ Y; and Of druggists
oepcr.,S fsfpnghost the city and cosstry. az Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
TnE HUMAN HAIR.


" certainly although generally understood that
the &C the hair always remain IN the NEST abundant
fusion and that there not only exists roots IN the skin OF
every ndsdsa than hairs growing from them, bat In the worst
badness that they neither perish destroyed and
us accident disease there should he cosplct dcrange
destruction Of the parts which poursh and sustain
them maintain, that they 1.-THE roos) continue healthy and
Vigorous and not destroyed injured whsa the hair
fallen from fevers from constitutional either
The old the young Extract from Beais Cos freo
hse acconp1 nung Beais Hair Restorative
kEssRs. L. l. BEALS co. invite those who are bald
I'm any desree who lossg their hair 70 to their
Office 64 up stairs and have their Hair Restorative
applied without charge until the hair 10 orcd.
They further offer enter into contract with party 10
the hair under spenalty of forfeit Of from two to i've
hundred dollars, said purity being bound like sum, TO be
paid when the hair siall have been restored
The original certificates Of gentlemen Of the highest sandsr
IN the city, the office, 164 Broadway showing
coneby that Beas Hair Restorative has restored and will
restore hair; and II these sufficient TO salts
~ screauous whom there great account
The humbugs that have been impudeny pamej
upon the community ocular demonstra,D viii b given to
those who may call there.
The Ladies especially recommended 10 the Of Bcas
Hair Restorative A. certainly nallble IN producing an
abundance hair where IL has becoms thn AID -
serving and beauf, ing that which rcmaos.
B,as Hair Restorative will keep u in excellent conditions
and full head Of hair in health and beauty 10 the L.
test period ~ life. rrice 50 per Jar.
NIB All letters OF application for Agencies must Be post
paid. A liberal discount to those Who'll buy 10 sell
For sale by ID. Moore, lI3 Chestnut st. Philadelphia A.
snyder Troy Geo. Oates agent for North Carolina and
Georgia. Nifty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

TTNE prevailing influenza and sudden colds Immediately
rceved BY the of J. r. CARROLL's Old Establish
ed vAPOR BATHS, No. % John street They are highly
commended the public by Of the emisen phyi
csnsDoctors Stevens Mott Msneven, Boyd Nelson smith
Buh Ireland Sc &C. whose letters be At the
lishment
ire. would inform the public that these Bath. bear no
resemblance 10 the Tbemp.onan practice there any
danger Of taking cold after using them.
Sulphur vapor Baths Also al all hours Of the day. by giving
one hours previous notice.
Portable Baths sent 10 any part of the city, five minutes
notice. with proper persons o administer them.
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire.
Herb, o all kinds, and syrrups of sarsapara and Liver
wort. fresh from the Shakers, Tor sale az above
pNo connection with any other establishment. na0-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

B. IRWIN CO., MeRbers of Royal College OF Sur
gcons London, continue to be consulted delicate die.
all their various stages their office 20sl Fulton
street, where from the csmmodous of their ROOM
aborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secyecy and safety
d. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent ve1ere which have hitherto fallen under their
aotce their treatment without mercury has been
ful and speedy They need net by certificates direct the public
attention to their superior practice in those Diseases
Putaten in this city well known and respected those who
had to conhds in their honor. II is strongly recon-
mended 10 females who the habit using their Deobstr,
ent Pills. that than should taken ON any occs
SION might produce effect which those whs he
mothers are desross to avoid preventive be hadrecsnt
cured in two days Thos who injured by
secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent se
eury all that will be required until shall be effected
Letters post paid detailing the the complaint ana
covering suitable fee, win be immediately attended TO- All
medicines, with full directions forwarded the parties.
Office No. 204B Fulton street mII.2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

A STRINGENT PILLS-AsTRINGENT FILLS-Dr
"A Chery celebrated Astrngent Pills. for the ehectsal and
radical OF gee seminal weakness whites gravel and all
affections Of the kidneys &c. DO matter OF however long stand
ing after fsure OF cubebs copaba injections. NC Over
bors been Sold without any complaint TO any
agent much be sad for known medcne7 To Fe
males Swahington street July 10Th: Mrs. WIND DR.
Cherry three hor-s pills purchased from him. entirely
cured daughter Of the green sickness she had been
der the care for 10 moa Of several OF the most respectable
y.cians OF this city, "Lendon June a. ls33-ihave much
pleasure in subscribing to the efficacy Of Dr. Chery Astrs
gent Pills, in curing obstinate geets have srPerimen,ay
tried them upwards Of 500 and always with the same
result viz periect turc C. A. Darlington senior ply stefan
10 III. Lock Hospital, Grosvenor Place, London"
For sale wholesale and retail by B& d. Sands 100 Fulton
st. SWINE cor Bowery and Walker, and Bend and Bowery
c. H. Ring, GA Broadway; rs srih Avenue. Price 81.
Country merchants buying the dozen supplied BY
A. b. Sands at liberal discount and the pills warranted
O them mSo ON