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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
PARAGRAPHS.


Mail Robbp Coatlcted.-ln the CIrcuil Court OF
the L. States Tor lie Eastern District 81 Virginia
10" sning IA tlehmond, Wen w, Turner, who bad
been indicted al i fotmet term OF The touf, for
stealing from on boatl the steamboat Palfiok Hen
" lhe Ieuet.box destined Tor Norfolk, containing
snndfy df"lis notes Ncr enclosed by the Cashier
81 me Branch Banh IA Nohoik. was fIed, convicted
ana sen'thted 10 Two years imprisonment IN the
frn'Ienua't. Tie evidence IN Tie case vas very
Gear against The accused Counsel torlhe l. States,
X. {. Nicholas Dist. Auy.; Tor the prisoner, q. y.
'o""''"' f'1'
HHd ItHd-lh he Phiiade Plna North American
states mat many oil the mahulacinuog establish
hthls OF nat city have been 'omrelled within few
"'YS 70 uls'ha'ee large ro'uo" OF 'hef "o'hmtn'
""'"s W ''o A.'',''y u ,'o"'Y' 'e es'"o, ls"ehi
,'o"1 was - u's"'''s he''y one huhoied
"'""' WI '''"'''s "'eA'
The t'g Mobile arrived At the New York on
Monday last nom Mobile, with sd53o0 IN specie.
The postage oi letters carried out by the Great
Western viii amount TO $500 Three gentlemen,
who Intended 10 50 IN htl, not icing IA time.
Ie't behind.
The Boston Post says, "The most remarkable
case "hIt h came IN yesterday, was that OF the Com
mon"tdlh 81 hassaeliusetts refSHS W illiam Moore,
VINO WAS charged" with having smoked a "(tpAtcd ci-
gar,' IN the street hut Gs the proof was HAT he
o"'9 S"0"e' plPe' nc was "'schafsed'
SPcctc.-Ihe ship Adelaide, 1t Philadelphia from
y 4 4. Is,. IlN 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

'e az, in question. The reduced Of Mcsicnn Imam
III readily necount tur the passage o the ordnance
htee ote leaders Of tho Tceal ariY. osr1. Nusurra
and ngasie bad escaped itnn PRISON The han-
" hiunsapd dailarI constituting t lat Instsaeut Of tie
indemnity due 10 Frame, had been paid Cosul
O., Cnz.
it9ibefles pnfle ighwhys efen frequent anil the public
treasury Is neafly empty, It'll rae rcyi,ng ever
~hefe.a niues ully worked, uid confidence eyert
uo se@ stronger ~ the resources oil the country, aud the
tutn Of b. Tier tine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

mere nave bee1 no lie 'iifanees Of importance
h'a"e ny me packet Which sails to-day. We continue
y" 9ao'e The former rates for sterling bills dfranes
luz 1861 for the former, and Is 81 374 Tor the
latter.
lhe indications Of speedy resumption in tile
sont ern cities daily become sitonper Amouest
Tue most prominent oltbese Is the large demand for
southern funds ard Consequent con,,nucd ,ed,,c
non w the rate OF Discount pad ON tfem-Sa1es Of
traits on Philadelphia and Baltimore were made To-
DAY al lol lol On New Orleans at g. and NJ ob,le
al II Ia '''e
The c"n'lnned accession Of Srecie continues;
Mexican collars were oae,ieg IN " all street, at /
per cent. premium, wihoui meeting buyers and
therefore went ho b tuk. Tie scarcuy Of money
a"ons dealers Is daily dimnishag<
Foreign Bank Notes are improving rs EXCHANGE
Dies Philadelphia and Baltimore are ii 10. VIr-
ma IL IL; Mobile la l3 New Orleans 81 i;
Liy Fund Couutry Bank 81 a 4; Red Back a g.
here have been few sales of iluuf III small
Motion IN price. There are several orders for The
'.cle rom Europe still unexe1ufed; ihey are lmi-
49, Al 30 aud holders will moi come duan TO that
l,.e. Cum Is scarce and held at a small advance -
to.isn remains duh with a downward Il. deuey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
DOMESTIC ISsEli.Is..aCE.


71s Election ia his Ctg.-At the late electinn IN
this city there less than nine distinct tickets
Ear Senators and Representatives dIsiihned ~ TIE
,S.l,s Ia MI lhe re- uar Wing Ticket, ibe Li5efa
Wing Tf,ket the T.mprfauee Wing Tfcket. the
Regular I.nra Foca Ticket. the TruPcfdnce Lpeb
Foee Teeri. the independent Loco faro I'tket
the Inian Liberal Ticker. tie Uuou Tee rtTanee
Ticket, ard the Abolition Ticket,
A ca..fal inspection and comparison If The re-
INNS. and calculations tounJsl e,eon. hive cushled
a. To si,e pretty exactly u,ible nunbcs OF votes
winch rscii OF these niue tickets ubfanpd q, follows:
The Regular .Whis Ticket, tasetssr) $50
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Correspondence Of The L. 5. Ga.ctie.

NEW 1IRh, NOV. lo
Stocks were much higher to-day. and i4tge sales
we're made UGi'ed Suites Bank shares close, al an
advance OF from 10 per cent Al the Sccn.nG
Boaid raIes were about The same as al The Frst
am happy to say that The discount on the notes
SCUM OF New OK continues diminishing. Drafts
On Philadelphia and Baltimore we're sold at lo4 /,
I, on aioode al ii a ia, for y. Orleans at 3 aG
An "plnon IS d"i!y gaining ground here that youi
banks will shortly resume.
Ouf money market is ea,icr. that is, men in busi.
ness are net as much cfamped as they were ; vet
there Is an Unprecedented difficulty experienced in
collecting reursand small suns Of money
No sales uf Flour were made today, but prices
are nominally one shilling per barrel lower. 1t Is
understood that there are large English orders in
Town, limited to Sc but holders VIII not come
down to that rate. Corn Is scarce, and held al an
advance.
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New onK Nov. lS,


"ystenous DeoM.-An inquest was held yeser.
y ~ me BATTERY Hotel, on The body Of {. T.. Nal
-. asro, apparently, about 3d. who died thsie on
,afs''ay n'f'n u"der The following circumstances:
"apIs''eu nom the testimony f William Watts
- bar k.eper, thai tie deceased, eaaeto lie IA ,s
siciday week, and stated he Was nom phiIade.ph,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

He appeared in good health aud said be shoaii
remain lev dass liz seat 10 rs 80, IA lbaui Z
o'euek m THURSDAY evening. aud ahoDt h. fag,n
nate informed witness that The drtra,ri us ,e, a.
\ dneipr "as immedrtt, Sent lot--,he following Is
ms IestIfnory.
DR.. Ralph said: " found tn deceased IN a site
OF collapse he hal rurs ED aud ,onsle
tffai de1'-sa~ the esnlenis ct Do, stomach au1
aiseofeed nntiin lie poison nor q SIS - 4llanI.
pm III the az e1taHee 81 poison. II. eaul1 MT
atueulaie Sufficiently 20 discover ifou bfn ~, Ling
about tie cause ct Its sickness. lie "a e,cry a-
caf1nce % co.iapsed rase 81 the cholera all ny
oriaioa drrtdotis lhai he ,bolett was tie czase
Of ms dcaih.' AefdIct accordingly. ifWHs.
S4tetle ~ PosoH.- oI,rf Cat.y.the murderer Of
ing lnal. eumm,ued ssic.de IN f,suu lasI u git b,
il9s gig himself ~ itb stfif Of his tlutel. lie Il.
firsi ATTEMPTED 10 cot hts throat with hae TO an
comb. but failing fhi.. he sdarscd the M. re- II
lectual mode OF hanging, IN winch lie succe .t. Il
Cou4tf.
Rr1acI o. Promise c1ss sa 4 nec Pro, FL.
DIV afternoon, about tfo O'Clock, ,,o.i,c DfImos,
CO. Mr. Sic hra -. 81 the ie.pccraJ'e house Of
d \ co, received aligb co nnllnicrt for sane bad
behavior towards beautf al 4 accomplished yanns
tsds. ",idins IA Nj Il seems M b. made an
eng tgemeui 10 m9' y tie FIR on; bat naine 10
sumo eahsr' pro sby the suspension OF the L. ).
hahh. or '"e disappearance Of the meteefs. he
changed hlS Ind. ia hearing tins, the brother 81
he lady, NJ. Il. came Ia New york. sought an IN
.ehlrs With MI. b.. aud took out tho damages At
Gree according To the code Lynch. Young men
st6nli not mako lave 10 Young ladies' unless they
'nean 10 60 TO the altar BeHaefs HeraiA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25


FOR CASH ONLY -!
Being 50 fully convinced 1.-THE great advantages 0
lie cash system, both to sellers aud buyers. he
does not hesitate say thai he better afford to
sell at per cent. advance, Tor cash. Than 2j per
cent The usual time given in Lynchburg. And
knowing thai purchases VIII protect teir inter
est when great advantages offered he feels en-
trely sanguine OF his ablIny TO adhere the ca, b
system with the utmost figor IN future.
The following articles are part Of The stock Of
lcicd under the new system. AID TO which public al
leation is most earnestly invited. All lie asks is to
examine LIS stock after looking at other places, aud
he can't o-f Sufficient Inducements purchasers
trade he is perfectly willing they shall 90 elsewhere.
lie would have the public distinctly 10 understand
that he does not eiher wish expect TO sell any
article at higher rates than II can be had III this
ket:
To the season,
900 =" Mousen de LANES al prices ranging from
% cents per yard 10 10 els.
so pieces Victoria and other Satin Striped Chays,
40 plain aud colored Silks Of the richest ,les
aud shades.
90 doz. Shaw Is and Dress 'andkerchics, including
Bfochia, Chenille, Melno. Mouselin de
Lalnes, faglaouia, SILK and Satin,
60 pieces Cd Mcrlnoes, at all prices,
rs " 3 !, rs and checked Lnseys,
$50 4" 6 4 fulled Lnseys aud other coarse Wool
lens Tor servants clothing,
100 :" Cassnetts, Kentucky Jeans and other
goods suitable tor the fall aud winter,
60 pieces Dunlc. Point and other Blankets, lolc,
10 4" fulled Blankets, a new aud splendid article,
1870 pair Rose, Whitney aud Aackinaw do
% pieces red and white Flaunels, embracing livery
variety OF qualities. some extra fne,
90 bales brown Domcstics, embracing 81, g, A
and 5 4 Of tie best fabrics,
10 cases Bleaehcd do assorted widths aud
quality,
50 pieces Bed Ticks, drrcnt prices.
% Fine and exrra GHe Cloths
b " Extra fine Beaver Cloth, splendid article
for over Coats.
IS " Cassmeres, embracing all the latest styles
aud shades; some extra fnc.
50 = Fall & Winter Vesungs, embracing all the
latest fashions, &c. &c.
Together with great variety OF other Goods such
as Genuemen's Stocks, Collars. Gloves, Hosiery.
Needework, Ribbons, Belts. Renting and Linen
Cambfck lldk!s. Artificial Flowers, Laces, Wells,
Chenille Cord Bombazines, flg'd Poplrns, rich
white fg'd Satins, aud other desirable Goods, for
PARTY dresses Long, Kid * SIX Gloves, Tuck aud
Side Combs, Florence Braid, Straw and Nuns Bon
nets, Leghorn Flats, IRISH Linens, Irish Shecunes
Umbrellas, Shoes Hats Corded Skirts, Italian Cape
Linen Cambricks French Cambricks, Jaconeu Mus
Inns, SWISS ditto, Book dIlto, PLAIN Bobnette. Fig'd
duto and number of other arcs too tedious tc
cuumeraIe, all Of which offered to the public OF
the terms set forth IN this advertisement. A. G.. T..
Oct. q tsif
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GROCERIES,.

We Lave on hand Sugar, Coffee Tea, Loaf Su-
gar. Salt, Nails, &c. &c
Brown Sugar at Cd, ID.
Coffee al %. per Id.
Loaf Sugar NJ Is. per h.
Ia Conclusion, we will merely say to our friends
and customers that that their interest NAV he pro-
noted by calling and viewing stock befoye r,ur-
chasing elsewhere. J. J PURNlS x DUFFEL-
Nuv. i(lw
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NVl D. 4 Il "a, -. - s
t...,,.., ., - - N'''' ~ on ol the
"a, 80 - s''''e' ~ si"fihs 81 hndtng
- ,',.,@l1. 80 one o. ne Baltimore
- 49,. - -. :" sPHi Nhfte a .anie 81
,,,,I,.,,' 60, - ''''I"i "n' I'M 81 fffse6
e,.,, i,,, H.. 5''Hs N,''1u't' 5nt Vt "fh
A.. sen 10 P','""' '.fased hsiHo t.
NJ. F,.zr, ~ l,.,cI3,.. III IN tie ahft'io"
move ~ yIuu If LIN Al IN -,
uust,Ge alsne# tlona fI,e T.. IT, -
eaue drsprrttr. ard -. So, H.
matter hy paslae b. .-.,..,,n. 49," - ~
msuI, lul the = r. ..,.tio,.,.,, Ill, -.
up soon 4 CT - -, 1T. -. -
behind ~ ,,s -. - ~
tie b. -. - III .,.,,.I 49,, ~, - . -,
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81 IL f. IL n 3 z % ca OF
ESs2Y GOODS and GEs1GEksHEs
TO BE SOLD.
y. y. FsfTESE.ES n EsgFEEE

q RE now receiving at their Store. on BANK
IN SQUARE, LGNCIlBURG, u large Stock Of
GOODS, bought within few weeks past IN New
York, under the severest pressure of the money mar
het, and aiterthe rest OF our melchants had made
then purchases. II is almost needless TO say that
their Goods were bought iuinous iices to the
sellers, aud ean AID wl be sold at prices that must
please those wishing to purchase.
For The information OF the rubc they will give a
partial enumeration Of the ARTICLES.
Cloths aud Ca'smcrcs, complete assortment, some
beautiful colours and all at cheap prices,
NeslIngs aud Satllnetls, all STYLES and qualities.
kennluchy and Giennrock Jeans from % cents to
81 peryard.
LInseys for leaale servants. plaid and plain, Is.
to IS per yard Their stock Of the aborc article IS
large and cdrrdnted cheaper Than any in market,
French and German Mcrlnoes desirable colours,
Cncassans, all colours and qualities, from 25 cts. to
81 per yard,
Bombazcus, black and coloured, from 81 to a5 cts
per yard. good article for children's dresses,
Flnnels white red yellow, green aud spotted, all
GRADES from Is. to the finest,
Silks y good assol tmcnt coourcd and black,
Caeoes. ,,sr9e supply, common. medium and very
fac, from -, to a IL cts per yard,
Lsees and Edgings auu ,.eeG'" moi@ Capes and Col
lars,
Muslin Goods ofall kinds to wit: Swiss, L 'oE Null,
Jaconet and Bishop Lawn,
Hosiery, complete assortment Tor Lad es, Misses,
Boys and Children. all kinds,
Ribbons, Gloves Bells. &c. ~.
DOMESTIC COTEON GOODS.
We lave an unusually large supply OF cheap
Goods IN the above line. 10 vii:
Brown Shntings from l 2d 10 Cd per yard,
Browp aud bleached Sheeting 5 / aud GA
Bleaehed ShnIiugs, all prices, widths and quail
tics
Brown and Bleached Jeans at ID per yard
Canton Flannel, some superior,
P!aid coan'erpone Checks, Apron do, and Checks
for Dresses.
HATS SHOES, BONNETS. &c &c.
Our assortment in the above branches Is compete.
and great brgaIns may be had, particularly in
Shoes aud Bonuets.
asEfAGE,rsEES
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gSl 30l barrels.
S34Ou7


III1-II
OF al M l. per cent The quantity which arrived
d ne Hudson RIVER i,on the Isl Oct 10 7th Nov
was equal TO 3l9,is3 barrels, or 10000 barrels
Ter d4,.
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FL f. .y.S'D WV ER
skEsH GOODS

he has ever had in his power offer for sale;
and believing he does, thai the only safe mode ri
getting nd 81 II IA these bard times. is sell too for
rdSh. he las determined TO offer his stock very
= NJ All. ADV NCE on thsIRIEINtI COST
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Showing HAT 80 Is 600 less than I-3G. and
only $4,000 more tanin less. There is e.e,y ufp-
babIdfy thai The whole oils III 1894 will I'll .ior
oil the whole tolls ol ls3s andI consequently will he
less 4. al ihe whole tolls 81 ia:j6
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C17a It'is.-The tolls collected on the New
orb STATE Canals ~ To The slh Soy. ~ each OF the
lIse rtee.dlns caIs. hne Aeen IS follows.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23

THE SEAsoN.--O, the Winter cold is COM
ing, by tie token that the puddles are SEAL
ed up ofa morning, and the white frost is
scattered over the fences and fields like a
coat Of quicksilver. The North wind is
taking airs upon itself and sings and pipes
and plays around the corners of the house,
and serenades through the crannies of the
windows, in the style of n singer whose fall
setto has Just come in fashion. The snow
too has been getting up a Irritation and
making itself conspicuous in public on seve-
raj occasions, though it must be confessed,
it still retains some of its modesty, and hes
longest in snug corners. The handle ofthe
door sticks to your fingers in the morning,
and there are curious scrawls on the win
dow panas, that you cannot decypher,
though you may understand their meaning.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23

THE STATE PRrNrER.--It is easy enough
to see, that the editor of the State Journa
10 determined that John Alexander Bryan
shall be the next state printer. Jim is q
cunning fellow, and knows that any thing he
can say in Mr.. John Alexander's favor will
be taken by the rule of contraries, and So
what does he do but turn in and abuse him
like pick pocket, for which, no doubt, he
has Mr.. John Alexander's thanks, in pri.
vate. though he abuses him back again ir
public.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23
NOTICE.

TT,HE subscriber having returned from
4 New York with a stock of goods en-
bracing all kinds in his line of business, is
prepared to execute work in the most fash
ionable and workman like manner. My
stock of goods consists of few choice pie
ces ofsuperior west of England broadcloth,
splendid assortment of cassimeres and ves-
tings of the latest and most approved pat
terms. Ihavc spared no pains in selecting
under my own immediate inspection the
best trimming materials to be found in mark
ct, which | hope the public will duly appre-
ciate: feeling myself extremely grateful
for past favors. the acknowledgement of
which | feel is due to the public. still
flatter myself they will continue to encour-
age by calling al my shop, situated few
doors from the corner of Erie and Conant
street, where / shall always be found ready
and willing to do justice to any call in my
line of business.
HENRY OSBORN.
Maumce City, Oct. &c, 1850. 80
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NEW FALL s. WINTER GOODS.

gHyUE euhscrihers hove lust reCelyed a
Il iar.a md neneroi assortment Of Goops
s,itahle S,r wi tl.e nresent and coming season.
Amonn which mnv he found n inrge assort-
msnt ef merino sba wis. Cbenil, rob roy and
G,nov do nonsln do i,;pes. nlain and fio-
ured silks: silk velvets. bombaznes and sa-
tins. rbbons and artificial flowers; French
collars and linen handkerchiefs; laces, edg-
ings and Insertpos ploves and hosiery, a
In roe assortment: stocks. bosoms and COL
lars; Italian crayats, ponpee handkerchiefs;
French und English merino,s. Eupljsh and
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23
For the Maumoe City Express.
FIRE. FIREll FIRElll

Cold weather is approaching, and of
course the necessity Of increasing our fires.
1t therefore stands us in hand to look well
to the fixtures about our buildings-our
chimnies, stove-pipes Sc. AS we have no
engines or organized fire companies in Maui
nee or Perrysburg, it is all important that
the citizens should be extremely careful in
every way possible against the ravages of
fne. A good deal may be done with little
expense. Every building that is at all ex-
posed, onght to have constantly good lad
der attached to it, and where there is not a
well of water handy, good ciStern. Those
who are insured will rccollect that in case
of fire where extreme lareessncss on their
part. can be proven, or where fire orlgl-
mates from depositpg ashes in wooden YES
sells, or from throwing out hot ashes, their
Policies become vitiated. Most OF the fires
occur from these causes and from not hav-
iny stoveppcs well secured. 1t is to be ho-
ped that every citizen will not only take this
subject into consideration, but act before 1t
is too late. IL.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23
MAUMEE CITY CASH STORE.

q HARRINGTON, late Of the firm Of
-. Harrington & Hunter, and successor
to Il. Fairman, deceased, having resumed
business, corner of the Commercial build
ings, near the old stand, tenders his thanks
to his former patrons for their liberal sup
port, and is assured that the diminished pri-
ces, easy terms, elegance of style, and in
trinsic value of his stock, will enable him
to compete with his neighbors, without ex~
citing the nervous system. His stock 10
rendered complete, consisting Of Fancy,
Staple and Dry Goods, as follows: blue,
black, invisible green, green, olive, mixed,
gray and drab broadcloths; extra fine black,
blue, striped, mixed and plain casslmeres;
sattinetts, fannels and blankets; rich quilted
silk, black, blue black, figured silk, and tab
by velvet vestings; also, Valencia and YER
seilles. Assorted Gros de Nap. and Gres
de Berlin dress and bonnet silk; plain and
figured merino clrcassians; French bomba-
zines; Challeys; Mouslin de Lame; super
French, English and American prints, from
one to four shllings. Shawls and dress
handkerchiefs, assorted; capes, collars,
cuffs, aces, wrought insertings belt-ribbons,
fur capes; extra fine and common Irish lin
en- and Linen cambrcs; Swiss null, jacko-
net, Grecian and plain bobinett; pocket
handkerchiels; satin damask mantil.as;
black, white and brown silk, worsted and
cotton hose; palm and straw bonnets; do
mestic sheeting and slirting, bleached and
unbleached; silk and cotton umbrellas, drills,
checks, ticking, kersey, cotton yarn, wick
ing, waddlng, batting, fustlan, mole skin,
beaulaps; hats, oil cloth table covers, buck
skin and wool gloves and mittens; carriage
whips; ready made clothing; boots and
shoes; sole leather. Also, general as.
sortment of groceries; china, crockery and
glass ware; patent pals by the dozen; soap
and candles by the box, together with many
articles not here enumerated, all Of which
are offered on terms to correspond with hard
times. The bone and sinew of the country
will find market for all kinds of approved
country produce, at as high prices as any
house that will furnish goods as cheap. Call
and see. s. HARRINGTON,
oct. 96. Commercial Buildings.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23

The wolf hunt at Waterville turned out
to be rather deer affair--that is to say, it
resultedin the killing ofa single deer with
in the ring, aud one or two without. The
wolves, il seems, not having been invited,
did mot see fit to attend, thing to be ex-
pected ofthat highly respectable commune
~. We understand that some of the hunt
ers were 30 enraged at this conduct Of the
wolves, that they have determined to tip
them the cold shoulder and have nothing
20 do with :hem, in future.
We cannot forbear to mention that one
Of our friends supposes himself to have Kill
led bear, under circumstances so distress
ing, that he felt himself called npon to shut
his eyes and turn away his head before he
pulled trigger. He describes the creature
as huge black monster with tremendous
length of bushy tail; but as he never saw
It afier he shut bis eyes, aud it has been
confidently asserted that bears have not
long buahy tails, the question as 70 what it
was remains involved in impenetrable mists
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

V'HE subscriber would take this opportu-
n nifty to iuform his friends, and the CON-
munity in general. that lie is now two hun
dred and four years old, and now keeps the
above named establishment, which is beau
tifully situated on Wolcott street, opposite
the upper steamboat landing. Itbeing the
most convenient place for travellers to call
at, going to any part of the United States
or Europe, by land or water, this side of
the Rocky Mountains, he flatters himself,
that having one hundred and seven years
experience in tavern keeping, and this es-
tabshmcnt without rent, also, his supplies
on credit, he can afford his bills cheaper
than any other man of his age. His liquors
will be of the latest and most approved pat
terms, such as Arthur Tappan's percussion
wine, old Monongahely, &c., and small
quantity of the surplus liquors from old
Capt. Noah's ship Ark, the flavor of which
is very fine, in consequence of its great age.
And further, he would return his most sin
cere thanks, to all those who have seen fit
to favor him with call, and even to those
that have gone by.
CYRUS TYRREL.
Maumee City, Nov. Q. stiff
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23

In the matter of Jonathan Wood against
Levi s. Lownsbury, for the setting aside o
the election of said Lownsbury as County
Auditor, there are some funny dispositions
going to show the manner in which the late
election was conducted at Toledo. Some oi
our Toledo friends have been urging us to
publish them, aid we mean, before long, Ell
ther to do SO, or to copy them oft for neigh
Dor Fairbanks to print. This is a subject
upon which we intend to get up a considera-
bic of an Indignation by and by.