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$s.OGN PREMIUM!
g'fsg ~ k.t'k.E sS.F.NPSOV,
or sI,o00 PremiumvcgefabIc for the cure o
SYPHILIS!

HNo inspire the suffering with confidence in this
= diseased system it only necessary that such
!, us reputation that the transactions of Druggist IN
hGhnond IN less than twelve months have been fire hundrea
doars besides what other dealers have Sold and Physl-
cans used Tho recovery of Mr. ;. X. Thompson OF Rich
ond whose Suilerngs for five years had brought HIM as
o 10 the brink OF the grave and who had finally given hun
% up 10 ie after having lost the palate roof OF his NOUN
au laf' oil ms nose In this state he persuaded by
HScith 10 use the Sampson, and TO his great sup
e, Us wen as that OF the community, he gained iwen',
wv Iouads III one month and and half papers made
perfect cure ofhim. Mr. r. has given history OF ms
ale by " NOW ri DAVIES Agent.
D. Inc above is acquiring high character for the cure
OF kins's Evil Scrofula.
Julv 30 wl2m
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Among the Law Books, may be found

l copy Story's Equity. IN vols. Chiuy's Equ-
~ Digest, vols lam nond'> do do, vol Fate's
Digest fuckers Commentaries, vols. Chluy
on Bills Atchbold's Forms llollmans course Of
Legal Studies; Randophs Reports; Laws on
Pleading Manning's Index; CoopeI's Jnstlnian /;
Blacksone's Commentaries per Chitty Archbold )
Civil Pleading Saunders on Uses and Trusts j.,
CampbeIi's Report Blackstones Reports, vols. !;
Natters Laws Of Nations Nernons Reports. .
vols. Starkle on SANDERS x Bng ham on Infancy
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May l3
WANDs Tone MIXTURE,
.a.rD
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,

WARRANTED perfect and lasting cure for Agus and
Fever aud available remedy in Jundce, by senery
art-Burn,
From DIR. limos e. Sa6l, Northern Liberties PhRad
Dear Sill congratulate you your good fortune
presenting TO the ofthe victims of Fever ~. m .h
messing as your Tonic Mixture has fully proved 4
sell IL Is speedily becoming the uvorite remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness and ere long w IN he
and Agne has hitherto bnled the skill of the most eminent
d Practitioners and even they deem presumption
promise more than temporary aid Your Tonic mixture
ever seems to have and peculiar power arrest
ny and health hope will persevcre to extend tie IN
huence OF the medicine aud that the public will estimate vour
generosity. Yours respectfully
AR. SMITH, NJ.
Ertr6ct ofa letter from DR.. Skerens Bucks Cor Do
sir-i brought home with me during the autu
toed as permanent for Fever and Ague disease,
wc ut that period prevailed in our
Try Ny nelghbors and patients had become accuon
use OF Barks aud unine, sc. that they ceased to
render them service and they readily consented
trial OF Your medin believe that there is at this time
hundreds who would cordially testify the benefit they
nave received from It's employment, and would gladly aid
spread knowedge OF It's peculiar virtues There been
very te oil inc Age IN The neghborhood since the niroduc
ton at the ionic Mixture which is mainly attributed the
very general use oi inns medicine J. |. STEVENS.
hoWHnG's Eye ater, for nnammaons, & C ofle Eyes
do. en,p"ipnb!c Deniifricc, valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
HS 1 Am'nohjaicd Flr,brocntion for Qninsy
Rhonmatim, Sprains, &c. of high standing
si0"and's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases,
Jaundice Scurvy, Mercural diseases, etc.
bowands Aimbnstcr Powder. for beauty ing and sot
tening the complexion.
versuifuye or Worm, Dcstr0yer, a cele.
braied and popular remedy.
For sale by IIOWEI DAVIES Agent
July 80 WIEN
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POLITICAL.
rs ruEHE AN UNsKLlEyER,


III THOMAS HAYNES BAfIf.
l. thcro an anbsliever
s1ae man who walks the earth
And masliy doubts thai prosidence
Wssei,'d Ger him Al his birth.
lie robs mankind for ever
ofhope beyond the tomb,
What gives h. as a rccomPense =
The brutes unhallow'd doom.
In saanhood's icftiesi hour,
In health, and strength, and pride.
Oh lead hi. steps through the alleys green'
Where rills mid oowslips glide
Climb natures granite tower
Where man hath rarely trod:
And viii he then, in such scene,
Dcny there is God
Yes,-ihe proud heart will ever
Prompt the false tongues reply
And omnipreseut Providence
Still madly he'll deny.
But see the unheliever
Sinking in deaths decay;
And hear the cry OF penitenee
lie never learnt TO pray
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

The Butchers OF Philadelphia have FOLLOWED
SUIT to those of Baltimore. and resolved to pay not
more Than : 10 per hundred lbs Tor cattle. They have
appointed a depulatIou to visit New ok aud u,e
every exettion with the butchers 10 induce them 10
unite in The measures for putting down the monopo
~ established by the cattle droyefs.
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GEORGE ss.EGKsY,

GEORGE EsGGEsY,
ANFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
~ Tor cash or barter:
SUGARS, &c.
- hhds. Porto Rico aud ST. Croix,
Is do Prime n. Orleans,
5000 lbs. single and double Loaf,
ierces n. @. Clarified
800 lbs Crushed.
200 bags Coffee, comprising almost every grade
apart selected parlicu ary fol families.
MOLASSES.
u hhds. n O. aud English Island,
ID uefecs and barrels n. o.
SALT
so boxes Common aud Patent Tallow.
30 do do do Sperm,
VARIETIES.
10 boxes rurpenine Soap
so whole half and quarter boxes bunch Rasins,
25 Nests iron bound Tubs,
10, 600 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Lynchburg Factory, No.
) to H.
10, 600 lbs. Western Bacon,
lIerces Carolina rice, crop,
5 barrels Maccarel,
l8 barrels Rump Pork,
20 kegs Duponts Rifle Powder,
60 do Blasting do,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads al to cod,
I,50O lbs. good aud damaged Sole Leather,
l2G lbs. Spanish Hoiant Indigo,
$50 lbs. Dutch Madden,
1000 lbs. American Blistered Steel,
10 barrels Tanners Oh,
SO bushels Northern Potatoes,
90 bags Shot.
80 ieams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis. Sweet Malaga Vine,
Ia boxes fine Oronoko Chewing Tobacco,
20 boxes Young tiyson, Imperial and Gunpow
der Tea,
90 barrels n G.. Tar,
20 doz. Lines and Bedcords,
l bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Allsr,ce.
Goshen aud Pine apple Cheese,
Wrapping Twne, Clover and Timothy
Seeds,
Mnscat W.ne, West India Preserves,
Window Glass Half Bushel Measures
Brown Shrlings, Bedricking,
Chocolate Shoes Has,
Tar Gems, Horse Buckets
Soaps, Wrapping Paper
lad or Consignment,
40 VI. Cigar Of various grades
March 21 Is
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NOVELS, AMONG WHICH ARE

Mephslophales in England Sayings AMI Do
ings OF sam Slick Paul Clifford Last DAYS of
Pompei Reenzi of last of the Tribunes The
Good Fellow; PauIdIng's Works complete; Rise and
Fall of Athens Stanley RecolIectons Of Man
of the World; Land Sharks and Sea Gulls Rob Of
the Bowl; Morals and Manners by Harriet Marti
ncnu and The Slrnnp er In China.
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n n "a ID &

selected by HIMSELF with great care, 10 the Northern
Cities on the most accommodating terms. Having
made arrangements at the North f5r procuring al
most all the materials used IN ms line Of business
from tie n;anuaotureis themselves, he will be ena-
nied 10 dispose OF his work, If possible, on more
accommodating terms than heretofore. lie pledges
himself that every article manulaeufedby HIM shall
he of the very best materials in USE and put up by
the most careful and skIllul workbench under his
own superintendsnce
lie returns his thanks 10 his friends and the pub
lie generally for the very liberal encouragement re-
ceiyed al Their hands for several years past aud re-
spectfully sollcl,s continuance oil IT, at any rate
call au avs before purchasing, alterlng himself that
from his long experience, assidnous attention. ana
the low prices aud superior quality oil his Goods he
all not fail To render sailslctlon
His STOCK OF ready made work, is large and con
slss IN part as follows
t.cn,Imcn'. and Ladies' P"''n, Spring Saddles
DO 49,, d" 10 .,a a." Inn" do
Saddle Bags, Cupet Bags aud Velices, Of all
sizes and QUALITIES,
Medical Saddle Bags, on a new and most popu-
lar plan, -
A large supply of travelling TRUNKS all sizes
aud qualities,
All kinds Of Brides and Martngalcs, both OF his
own aud English manufacture
Coach, Gig, Jersey, Wagon, Cart and Dray
Harness, of every descupuon,
A large supply Of HORSE COLLARS, both oil
his own and Northern manuiantc
A superior assortment ol.Goach, Horse, and Wag
gon Whips, aud SuIky aud Riding Switches, &c.
SC. &c.
His stock Of Hardware comprises almost every ar
tice in his line Of business, viz: German Silver
Steel Plated aud Brass Stinup Irons.
do do do do Bride Bits OF the newest and
most fashionable patterns German Silver Hard Plate
and Steel Spurs of all qualities, Trace aud llae'
Chains of all qualities and prices, Buckles Rings
&c. &c.
Country Sadilers and others wanting materials II
his line will do well to give him a call
All repairing attended to with neatness and de
spatch Country produce will in all cases be takef
in exchange FOR work, AT current Market prices.
April - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20


LIMA January %, 1889.
The army Of the Confederation, commanded by
the Protector III person, was entiloly destroyed by
the Chill Peruvian army at Tungay on the ooh ins.
The Protector aud several Of the Prov ial Oft efs
asri,cd AT Lima on the 2llh inst, and have since
gone to the South. We except tie Chilians daily
der advance guard having been for two days within
fifteen leagues OF tho city. No opposition vii be
made to their entrance.
The castles OF Callao have garrison Of about one
thousand men, aud are being hastily provsioned for
4 scigc. Most OF the foreign merchants ourselves
amongst The numbeD embarking as many Of
their goods now at Caao as they eau before the
cesllcs are invested.
The goods to Our consignment will be demos
on board the American bog Rchatd Asup. ]. T..
Lugle, master, 10 remain ia the bay of Callao or
proceed to Chorrills may be determidcd on here
efcr.
We consider the desruct lou Of the Federal army
al 1nngay (iof II is rompete) death blow TO the
confederation, aud hope it may lead to general
acihcatiDn 81 the States comprising II, and peace
with Chill It's immediate effects will be to remove
The scat OF War from North Peru. The Castles Of
Calao are The only lou which can be reduced IN a
few weeks. In a lew days shall probably be able
10 judge Of the probable result OF tins decisive and
unexpected defeat of the Professional army.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

Among which are large number Back Cannon
Boxes, assorted Steel Pens, assorted Bristol
Boards, assorted extra fine Portfolios; EMBOSSED
Cap do lock plain medium do Leather Dressing
Cases, assorted and Porcelain States, assorted
besides variety OF Cut Glass Inksands, and other
articles. For sale at very reduced prices by
EDWARD ECHOLS.
April 90 Is
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From the Washington Globe.

From the Washington Globe
SPECIAL MISSION TO ENGLAND.
The President, Inns determined not 10 send aspe-
csl minister to England at present. and are per
United to publish the following extracts from the
correspondence between Lord PALMERsroS and
Mr.. STEVENSON as explanatory the views Of the
two Governments upon the subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
We W. OOEs.S.
10000 LBS. BACON,

80 bills Family Flour,
80 super fine ditto.
Is tons Bar Iron
All OF which offer for sale At redur cd prices
for cash. IANCASTEP \, kpV,
Mayo -
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The above Medicine is for. sale by

ID. K. LYMAN. Agent.
The Lf, Medicines also he had of the principal drug
ests in every throughout the United States and the
Canpdas, Ask for Mois Life pills md PhcnX Bitiers aud
he thai smic of John Moa signature upon the
label Of each bottle of bitcrs or box of pulls.
mil
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NGtis's..
.sHSS EcCesrPd,
On CONSIGNMENT,
W $50
Al,,il ! |

4 SPLENDID SOFAS,
n doz do. Mahogany Chairs, just receive
and Tor sale low, by PAYNE Il TURNER.
Nav IL
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dgdinst

dgd'na
Nelson G. Dawson and D,bney Ware, Executors
Of GEORGE Nc Daniel, Sen'r. deceased, James thus.
iev Sen'r and Iucy lbs wife Edward and Robert
T;nsjcv Executors of David 1'insley deceased Am
brose Rucker. William Ware and Rosamond his
wife John Coleman. Sheriff of Amherst and rs such
Administrator OF George IL. Bnfloid, deceased, An
derson Ware and Cynthia his vile, John NJ Edwards
liI,am Jones ara Lucy HIS WV, " .''' ai..s
ana fances MS wme' h'eN'"ae, 81. Al.
i'ns'eS, l noh's E'e"1' o "n' AZ H..
tit VI. " ii'e ana Juuy MS VIC, 'o''', 4n ~
i.uc'nua MS WIG "'"'' p''''' "" i' \, IT.
hooef' 'hse', hu'''',, ,,,.'' VI ''.', a
,ey' uecaasea' ".u,eu ,"e.' p
Joseph ims'ev hu',,h'sta'o' ~ Ea"'s'e' a''s'y,
nc'e'ss" po'J'"'," N,' n -, St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
HIGHLY INpORTANT FROM

HULL iNi oiN ~ I hoh Ifsht.
The New ok Express has been furnished With
the following letter, received III thlt city VIA Jama=
a, Il confirms the report recently published ollle
victory OF the Ghan Army over thai Of the Project.
or. /, is probable that the city oil Lima has been
taken by the vicious
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BOOKS. Rooks.. H00As...

A LARGE and well selected assortment Of
n Books, Stationary, Fancy Articles,
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COi'scfS,

n GOOD assortment of Corsets fran The ooI.
=. n DRAFTED manuiactory Of Mrs. Macknlev. New
French Shape) HUNT * NARrI'N>fe
April %
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X EFER ENCES.

non samuel l.. Southland, Rey'd Archibald AL
exander. d. ID. ofPrinceon, Profess. bod, proresso,
Mclean. Hon p. ID. Vroom l.. l.. d, Rev. Phil
% m'l'edo'ler ID. ID. President of Rutgers College
tuGo'essor Anthem, Columbia Collegs, N Y. Reyd
" az, =. bfownlee, u. ID. New York. with a number
May 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

Fancy Dry goods Establishment.
/ Opposite the Market Ilonsc.) LynchJug, Virginia,
The most splendid assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
ever offered nthis market, which will be sold at The
lowest prices possible for CASH.
All those who wish to buy Goods for cash arc re
specifically informed, that after looking at all other
houses IN the place, they get nearer the worth
of their money al ElNOtt's than at any other house
in the l'"eei lithey will only fecollect that
MONEY SAVED rs MONEY MADE.
and that as much can be done buying as in sci.
ling, / am confident they will give me a call.
Ia the following list many Goods entirely new.
will be found unusually low.
800 pieces of English, French, Scoto, and
American Calicoes. al all prices,
100 pieces French G'nghams, at from Is to 90
cents, always considered cheap at 2s Cd.
80 ps. Lawns and Muslin more beautiful than ever
was seen before, from Is. Cd, to IS.
81 ps Gro de Maps and Reps Silk, perfectly beau
tiinl, at all prices from IS Cd. to 9s.
100 doz Ladies Hose. all style and quality, Silk
Mohair, Wor,tsd and Cotton,
80 doz. Linen Clmbrc llandkerchels, at all ntices
from Is. Oh. to IS.
IS doz. Gardeners aud Ladies' Gloves and Muts,
some OF the very best quality ever offered.
. cases ifish Linen, at prices ranging from Is Cd
to 9s.
80 bales and cases Bleached and Brown Do,,os,,.,
at all prices,
80 pieces OF The most splendid and fashionable styIes
OF Pantaloons Stnils, embracing every variety of
styles now worn to the No,th
5o pieces Nestings, some Of which are the hand
soonest styles known,
Several CARTOONS rETPnlNAE, an en-
ureIy new article for Ladies Dress,
III pieces IRISH Linen Sheeting splendid article lo
families,
together with Cloths, Nankeens, black and blue
o,"cN ''Ns a.! OF which are offered lower than they
ever were before in his marker for casb ~
N. ID. nave box OF Clinelie Cord and , caso n
elegant Parasols. A. EIIIOT,r -
April
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Patent .Fre HeyreS.

k'WycNL .E.Ee 7elteS.
UST RECEIVED, A NEW SUPPLY OF
~ Freemans Patent Axe Hclves, good ar
ucle for the sason.
ALSO
IN Store few boxes ORANGES and LEMONS
IN good order, all Of hich noH be sold lor for cash
by CHARLES PHELPS.
May9 s
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vi NUF & r % IL u

u,AKES THIS OPPORTUNITY Of inform
i ing his friends and the public generally, thai
he is now receiving his Spring supply, comprising
large and general assortment of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
ANN SMITH ACADEMY.
n y MISS N"ytI'IT, MISS y Hum, and VI ISIS DincIe
assistant teachers.
Hoard Of Trustees and JJs,so,s

WILLIAM TAYLOR, Esq. President,
REv. Henry kurrNER, ID. ID.
JAMES Mcdowell. ESQ.
JonN I. l.. PRrsroN, ESQ.
iiuGH l.. BARCLAY. Esq.
Cot. SAMUEL McD. REID.
JONI McCLELANp ESQ.
MAJoR JoNN ALEXANDER.
JonN RUFF, Esq.
CAPTAIN RruBEN GRIesRr.
JonN A. CUMMINGS, ESQ.
On. ALFRED LryRuRN.
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April %
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40 NJ Cigar Of various grades
March 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

Ship Norway, Barnes, which has been
previously reported lost, sailed from Turks
island 10th ult for N. York, with $4,000
bushels salt experienced a severe gale on
the 29lh and 3Oih. which caused the vessel
to leak badly. The pumps getting choack-
ed with salt, and the vessel having 8 IL
fee; water in her hold, the crew thought it
advisable to leave her, and they took to the
long boat, taking a few light sails. The
cargo was insured in New York. She was
a new vessel owned by Gilbert C. Trufant
of Bath, and WIN Brad<treet, of Gardiner.
Valued at about $4,000. of which sum
s25, 900 was insured al two offices in this
city
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12
hoye no time left for Sfudu The idea

Ihaue no time left for Study The idea
about the want of time is mere phantom.
Franklin found time. in the midst of all his
labors, to dive into the hidden recesses Of
philosophy, and to explore an untrodden
path Of science. The great Frederic with
an empire at his direction, IN the midst Of
war, on the eve Of battles which were to
decide the fate of his kingdom, found time
to revel in all the charms of philosophy and
intellectual pleaures. Bonaparte, with all
Europe at his disposal, with kings in his
antichamber begging for vacant thrones,
with thousands of men whose deslnies were
suspended on the brittle thread Of his arbi-
trarv pleasure, had time to converse with
books. Cesar, when he had curbed the
spirits ofthe Roman people, and was throng-
ed with visiters from the remo,est kingdom,
found time for intellectual cultivation.
Every man has time, il he is careful to I'M
prove it; and, if he does improve it as we'll
as he might, he can reap threc-fold re-
ward.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

sDThe cargo Of lumber has been all
discharged front The schooner Groion, strain
ded in the late storm near Cohassrt rocks,
and is on the way to Boston in lighters. The
vessel los, her keel. rHd'Ier post, and is so
badly hiiged. fore and aft on her larboard
side that a h"csh.ad may be tlrus, through
her bottom. The owners are attempting to
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12
From the Buffalo Com. .adu. Of Wednesday,
BURNING OF THE GREAT WEST
FRN

Information reached here this mo, ming
of the destruction of the Great Western
The clerk, in communicating the fact to
Messrs. Gelston and Evans. the principal
ag ents in this city, says-''1 have to inform
YOU that the Great Western took fire last
evening Sunday about 7 o'clock, while
lying at the dock IN Detroit, and in very
short time all her upper works were des-
,royed. Captain Walker thinks her hull
is perfectly sound. and her engine, beyond
doubt, very little damaged. After hav-
ing the hull towed down to Huron. prepar-
atory to reftting again, Capt. Walker will
return to Buffalo. ;"
Nothing farther is said of the destruction.
We however, learn from gentlemen who
came passengers in the Buffalo, that the
Western bad been on trip to the upper
lakes, was returning, and caught fire while
crossing Lake St. Clair. The fire was
early discovered and soon got under, but it
would seem not entirely quenched. After.
the boat had reached Detroit, the smother
ed fire again burst forth. and in an instant
the whole vessel was one entire sheet Of
fame. The fire burned with such rapidly
that very few of the passengers secured
their luggage. One gentleman from Or
leans county was much burned in attempt
ing to save his valise, which contained
large amount of money. The bar-keePer
was on shore, and also lost considerable
sum. In short but few articles of value
were rescued, SO furious was the conaagra-
ton.
The Great Western was most splendid
specimen OF naval architecture, aud one Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

Hon. Tristan Burgess is about publish
ing lecture which he delivered before the
Unned States Historical Soeety, and in
which he reviewed the conduct Of Captain
Jesse d. Elliot, on kake Erie. The Is
landers are sensitive when the fame of Per-
ny is implicated, as it is alleged to be in
Cooper's Naval History.
The psf Master General. LEFT Boston
for Washington, on Friday last.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

Case of the .Anistad. In this case the
Court committed Joseph and thrty-eight
others, being, all the surviving slaves. who
had belonged to Rniz, on charge made
by Ruiz and Montez, of piracy and murder.
The case will be laid before the Grand Ju-
~ at the term of the United States Circuit
Court 10 be holden at Hartford ON the r7th
Of the present month.
Antsnioand the four children who had
belonged 10 MonteZ, were ordered to give
bonds in The sum of SlU0 each to appear
as Witnesses, and for wart thereof we're or
d+red to stand committed.
They have been removed to New Haven
jail
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

An freshman on board a man-ofwar was
desired by his messmate to go down and
fetch can of small beer. league, know
ing that preparations were making to sail,
absolutely refused. 'Arrah, my shout, ,
says he, and so when am gone into the
cellar to fetch beer, the ship will sail away
and leave me behind
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

Mr.. CLAY arrived at Farquier White
Sulphur Springs on the 2a'h ult. aud was
received with great cordially. The resi-
dents there-gave him dinner, in which
all parties united, and at which the ladies'
were present. 1t is said to have been a
brilliant affair.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.


gencer Of Tuesday says
We understand that Letters were yester-
day received in this city from the United
States EXPLORING EXPEDITION, which,
after having spent considerable time in
pushing its exploration 10 the South, reached
Valparaiso, on the Pacific Ocean, about
the middle Of May. the officers and crews
of the weasel composing the squadron be-
ing generally in excellent health and spirits
notwithstanding the fatigues which they had
undergone.
We learn further, that the Expeditions
forced hs way to a point further south than
even American enterprise has ever before
reached. leaving considerably nstern the
discoveries Of the French and Russian ex-
ploring expeditions, including the latest.
This ~ feather in the cap of our Navy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-12

The greatest speed eper kno'cn!-The
steamboat Rochester has eclipsed all other
boats by 45 minutes. She left New York
last evening at 5 o'clock and arrived in
Albany at o'clock and 35 minu,es-mak
ing the passage in hours and IS minutes.
ALBANY Evening Jour.