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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
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idNcn lande 3cit an Stein(dnrcrSeu, rclde
fcineu zoo herteifubrten. Dim leeten Wttts
mod, murre ieiue snticette S.illle CUR @ree
beitatfct, rpcbei Der @brip. Sr. geder cine
;wedmiei9e 9iebe hicIt.
9Im Sreitaoe Dor gEctcn lit slllen Sip.
WarD 36Hner 3cd,ter ocn sIeam
errt, in einem 9llter BON 81 Sabrcn.
slni leetcu Treitag in S.annrper Saurfdip
am Sd,orlahfebrr, @rrabclle 81 ds
{ E # e +, i'm 10 ecbenSjabrf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
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9lm lctten Srnnt1a, eurd, rem @hrw. Sr.
3cner, 6 harles grei { d,, pcu 9ioros
8teitbaa, nit 6 briitin @icnerpcn
glentaun.
9m lestcn Srnntaa, turh ecn @brp SHr.
cdQpr, Soerr Oauib Stepben, nit
Mis Sultanna Sd9er bcice Bon
Wacungie.
Sim lcetcn Scntao, turd, zen Ghr,r. Scru.
German, !Scbn 1auteni d, | a ger,
bon Ster Milfcrb, nit Soaunab 8 r b
III II, ccn Stcr SauCcra.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

cSn Ger leeten nijhen Tadt ce6
.25. SeCcmber6 murbe etn alter Sur
mer, 0tamenS NrGitbaun nn9efahr
8 9lieilcn pcn Nttt6turg mphnenp pch
4 Ofannern I'M 2 bis 1000 Sh1ler in
Spcctc terautt. Stcndhern unifan>
ce raruter lInb fpl9enre: Sor. Ot'@ab
tanp bltte iib rurb zen fIctii9en Ses
iub re6 hieiIgcn 90torttS cine anlchns
li6e Sumne @elreS erlp1rt reld)es
er III Der gant Of 1'inStlr9 rcrrnlrs
te. :3ur 3ett ais Gle Sanfen thre
Saar9elrSahlun9en cinitelIten nahm
ct lcin binterle9tc5 S1pital heralls,
me6iclte icld,e6 in Gjclr mc Stlter
nm unr licb es in ieinem Soaulc "nuer
los" liegen. 9l er 9ani ailctn pehns
te, lnb iriu Gelepcrrath tetannt mar,
10 mar eS pen ihm febr unporiIdtt9,
ntht ciucn leincr Srbne 81 nd, nehe
neu I'M, i'm Sail rer 9fcth, Sulfe 5u
baben. cSn Ger ermihnten 9sad,t fas
mend Wt0nner in Ietne Stube, tareen
i'm in rem Sette, NORM er lag fetf II.
rrobten ihm nit einem lan9en NteiIer
ceu SoatS su eur6ihnctren ttenn er
nidt au9cntlifIih ia9e no icin @ele
rare, mrrluf Te iplhe6 in etnem Saf
itefterL ein Nfero aus Dem Stall nab
men, unr Clmit fcrtrttten. Sen AT
rern Sag fanc MAN ra6 Nfcrr am GO
At SPILL, cberhalb Birmingham. 9Sie
mir bon einem 9tld,tar bes Sorn. 9lh
ham bDtrten, 70 fam oerielte ntbt 9e
uau Die Summe res geftohlncn Gel
ce5 an9eten, 9lantt ater es nlDhte Elm
Quart ecll i'll Gjclo unb ein haltcS
SHid,e[ pou III SilbernltnSe teitanren
hatcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

Gic 9teusernrrn "G'oSette" mclcct enen
aussrcl clbsntid en- Gan, no Elm Wann, Dds
mems @atpm Wirraan, wrhnhaft in pcrterss
uilIe, in picr,t9 5aOeu feline Speiie gu Id,
uahm. @r hattie iIh idpn fruher ans religis
6ien 2eme9aruncen au9epobnt eincn cocr
mehrcre Z age in Der QGctc III faifeu. Cicss
NAL tcaouu er am 2sitcn 9tcpembcr ,u faifcu,
uno ficuQ crit am 7trn CSenner mieccr 81 eIen
an. W%Ghrcno ren 40 Saqen tr,nf er nitts
ais faItce WaiIcr prclleidt Gin halb petnt
in "a Snuben. On ecn leBten 3dgeu feiuce
Taitrns tcfrdte i'm ein 9Irst iein gul6 idlua
40 cber so NAL i'll elicr Winutc, unc iehr
ihnad,, inreTrn mar er in Stlnre umber
an Qchcn, uuo that es audi, be bic 3eit ietnce
Ealtcne pcrflrfrn mar
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
itcberficbt Der Nsoftpreife.
NhilaeeIphia, Getr. 3.

t'SN'F'r CNfH' o'
Slaur mo Iehl.--@s murben lcste gScs
DIE ilber 5000 Barrels Tlaner ;u ben Yreis
ppn S5 81 pcrfauft. Geriprehungen purs
ccn 9emod,t, I'M bel GrGffnun9 Der Candle
ra1elbe ipchlfeler 81 Iiefern. @s mar ipes
ui9 pcrhancen, man erpartete aber NIT Der
9fsarin9er Gilenbahn 9rree 3ufubr. Belfhs
fcrnmehl perfaufte ,u SO 80 uno 9ic9geus
mehl Inn cenlclten 9lrcis teim gdrrcl.
Trudt. 3ufubren nrn RaiSeu iInb bci
Sicier Sabrcsieit aem0bnlid idpad,. 8ers
fdufe nurccn leRte 9Srd,e ocn Wai,cn aes
madt gu 81 O3 tis 81 l5 cas Suitel, Der
@Hte uno eem @reeit augemeiIen. Serfiufe
pen S.afcr wnrben 9cmadbt 81 33 nnc Sd 6.
orn ren 2o9ern.
9uelduriidrr Slecidamen rerfaufte su 81
cas gufdeI; mldnciidcr trbieit ben preis
prn So. 9lcrfcl WhiefcD 80 tts 80 s. nnb
GcqaensWhisfep 20 bic % Ste. bic SalIcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

eSn @n9lano trmmt td ftren9er Sdl.
re Gin 8ei6cucer in Gin 9Strthehans.
Gr l16t iein Nferb in zen Stall stehnL
unc eiltnad> ccm Samin III bem Spcts
ieiaaL nm iIch 81 marmen. 9tllctn er
finret rus ,SeHer mit @diien 10 teieet
raB er niM ra;u 9clan9en fam, unc
feincr 1T 10 h6flih ibm WaB 81 nlabs
Ell. ,NlHBlitb ruff er rem 9lufrdrter
(aut Az: %Niadt raS metnem Yferhe
25 9llliteru 9e9ebcn rperbenn' Sleier
frd9t nit @erlpunoerun9, rb Die 9luifs
ern pcrher auf9ema6t nercen follten
crer ni6t ? H@S 1T ni6t nptbi9'' mar
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
9 efle { II.

Cine flint 1baler Gcte oeu Ger ccnesbats
Sanf muree ant leBtcn Ditttiprt, ,tpifteH
9llleutaun rnb @herrYpiae, oetIrrsn. TsF
ehrlihe Tiuoer ira cine niiqemesene Selehs
nuu9 erhalten, wenn cieielte m cie Drudes
rel ces "eeha patricts" 9ebratt rpirb.
Scb. 5. 2ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
9ccfamts S5ertt6t.

TrI9cnre 8ricfe fTno lrtte 9Scd,e I'M 9lllens
tanner Defiant lie8cn 9rblieten:
GiecrQe Orun9, @pbrahm lSa9ner, Wm.
Stetlee, slram Staruer, cSchn 9icbe, 3brs
mas Soaacr, Saccb eaubad,, 9tsp. c5airrb
Gubbs> Schu 8emmerer, c'ames sail, pes
ter ioaurcr, 9Icam Sccdrr, slram plummer,
@ouaro Ballet @rrrao Statr, Wiotbiloa
Siurefuut, Sriebrit @perharc, 3hom. Sars
her, Srbu v. Bitter, Slias e Sdinclrr, SO
lepb Wiuer, 2bcmas Genbarc, Dtaria Seaus.
6. 81. @ri9bt Gaifmeifer.
9lltentnun, Scbr. 5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
qoampblet- t-Gefese.

CiejeniGen Siir9er bon eedd 9auntD,
wclhe pluiden bic pdmpblet,65elese pch
Der Sisuns pcu 1910 81 erhalter, beliebet
itre Jiamen spifteu mn uno bem 3liieh
Wirs 1910, BET Gem unterseibnetcn einsa;
bdnci9eu.
@ebrae Saberafer,
Sdasmeiitsr ees Sauntps.
Seb. 5. nq-3ri
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
2(usttbla9 Gtn9lrurnL opet
Ncffcr.

perIonen, Speld,e nit cineS bicier aebel,
bic 70 beunrubi9ene fur ben memidhihen Sers
per inc, behaftet iein ,nSsen, 10 mic irlds, bic
enSnnCete cber fd,pdde 2ia9en haben, Ejes
Itipnre, lan9e anbatrenpen Scuffen; cee9lei,
den Gin Der bic NIT l8urnier 9epldgt
coer d,orniIben &rantheiten nuternrtfeA
fnc, fcnsn in Rur;em raoon befreit fueroea.
no 2 erfdbrt man in nieier Eru6cret.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
Q(n SoritCfcnbouer.

Die Scmmi1Icners prn eed,a @auutp tptrs
ben am Witnpcd bcn Stem Sebrnar in ibref
stmtsiute su alIeutam @crid'ld9e annebs
men fir Die @rbamua elmer hcl,ernen @riii
de ilter ben cScroan bel peter SteGet's;
uumeit 9lnentaun. - Tie ednae eer 8riide
icG pcn Yfeiler su Tfiler 40 Tus fein, bleB
eincn gcaen haben uno 20 Sue brett rpers
reu; chen 70 fra fIe an ben Seiten nit Srets
ter ,uaemaht unc ein TAD haben. lie
Wauerarteit an Der Srn6e piro biird bic
@omnutcners beirrat.
G,m gIuitrd9 ecr Srmmifoners.
C5clfab Gboabs, S6rabet.
Sanuar %. -2tb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
POLITICAL.
srsssNa sosNKrs.-Brr FARE ssssasis

The virgin Nav, youns, coy and bushing, tips
Along the fields 9th do~ncast, modest eyet-
And locking round her With a sweet sarpfhs'
S.niies 20 lesod III delicate, green iil's
OF render leave.. and hsds that ape iirir Ups
Tothe moist k.sses OF the amorous air.
Whose RI, al is the lee. oh, false aud mir
To weld your honey dew 10 wanton sips
The sky is angry with unerasfnl May,
That she her blooming fsrnnrs thus hesiows-
And so keen darts from misty culver throws,
Aud the Springs darling wceps the morn away.
Caprieioas nvtnph At eve more she plains
For other na,ieIng arscome whispering softer srran'
II.
Tho birds sing cherrily The -ireamets shout
A.fin eeho-toncs arc all ufoand-
The air ]. filled With one Persadns sonnJ
OF ,asrriment Bright creatures fit about
Slight spears ofencrald gItef from The ground
And frequent flowers like holnis Of bloom arc found
And from the invisible army Of fan t1inFs,
Floats low mnunut Ike distant sea
fiear the clarions Of the iascet.kings
Marshal lrr bus, eohor on the lea
Life life in nction--'tis all muse. NIL
From the rnlvening CRY Of children free
To the swirl dash of waters they fall
Relessedhy thee ola Spring, 10 glad, wild liberty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Valuable ssoods nj cost prices.

fH1hE STOCK OF GOODS lately owned by
u Alrs,u.P =. & }. w Dudley, andin their Store
House On Nam Street has been conveyed by them
IN rust 10 the undersigned, by deed July recorded
IN the lluspngs coutf, 10 which deed, Liberty IS
given To the trustees sell the sad Goods, II hey
lbt,k II expedicnt. at nfisstc sale. In pursuance
oil this auhoury eouiaued in The sad deed, he
undpfsie ned offer the entire Stock 10 the public
sod pledge themselves 10 sella cost Prtces.-fhe
Siockls large, comprising every variety OF Staple
and + tucy Goods; and well worth the attention OF
The public. MIR. Peer Dudley and his son john
YIN Dudley viii attend aud act stesnen.
The drbts due to. the sand firm are also conveyed
To The undersigned By the deed aforesaid. and thcy
hereby earnestly request all persons indebted To
call on then. or on the Messrs Dndleys, al the
Store house to settle aud adjust their several
deb,s.-lndulgcnee cannot he gwen.
g l.. MOSBA, q,.,..,
JNO. NJ. SPEED, ''"''''''
4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Il Liberida Gdrden.-Gov. Buchanan Of Libe-
ma WI Is to The Boatd OF The COLONIZATION Society,
as follows:
II am making dnc cardeu into which wish to
collect specimens oil all kinds Il African lruir naw
els and plans, SO HAT Foreigners may see at the
oo'erhinehi House a lair sample of the bcauties
and excellencleS oil ur country. | have already
growing the tamafind, cinnamon, orange. lemon.
lime. sonIsop. gnaya, pineapple, coffee. pawpaw,
grape, Doth African and Eufopran) cocoa, coke
pepper, arocador, pear. rosc-appe, American peach
mango, and casbew. These are any fruns. | have
also great variety Of vegetables aud flowers. The
cane fed IN fine state and xlnbis n est laNn-
Gani efowlh; many OF The stocks ten AMI twelve
feet gh this, tpr the second AZ, an told IS very
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYrON.
JNO. r. RlGHAR DSON


FEHE SUMMER TERM of the Seminary At
D. the Botelouu Springs will begin the lis
Of Mnch.
The Methods there observed are these: Null
Piled studies--wliIcti mast be superficial studio s.
a rejected. That snatIctlng Of Sciences which,
as fishlonably taught. leave the pupil ouly valner,
and wiser, than she be gan. is avoided. To choose
the things most useful and most ornamental To tie
Sex. Is the first aim 10 teach these fucst things
solldy, is the second. Reading, Wiring. Aiithme-
TIC, an extended Course Of History and Geography.
the Modern Languages, and Music are taught
with all possible care, the capital parts of Iiber-
al Education. Abridgemenis, books on the system
OF Questions and Answers, aud short Methods in
general, are banlshed, as lalc Elk mnati rs
are frequent, private. and usually conducted IN
writing. English Grammar Is taught principally
Though learning the Freaeh. Rhetoric aud Logic
By the book considered lnappcabe To the educa-
ton oil girls but they are, practically, aught 10 COM
pose. by means OF constant Wnuen Exercises III
Translation and History md 10 think, BY shaping the
whole course of instruction towards strengthen g
the Understanding. To improve this To store ii with
ound lniormation and TO giyeu elegance, by care
fully cuuRatiog the Taste, is the whole scope oil
the system pursued here. Nothing is taught for
Display, nothing because it has, injqdclously,
grown TO be tie Fashion. Wonders we are not
ambitious Of making, but useful and agreeable wo-
men
In order more certainly to effect these Things
Male teachers alone employed a well educated
FTenchman; very accomplished Italian Profess
oil Music; Vrgnan OF good birth aud educa-
ton, as English Assistant aud the Principal.
The Young Ladies are, 10 thing but
their School studies, under the Of Goyerness
employed for this alone, and admirably ftled for this
important trust. She is warranted To keep them in
order. The situation offers singular advantages for
! Health Comfort, Study aud innocent Amusement.
Company. except Of Vlsltorsby invitation is prohb.
red. Copies OF the Regulations will be Sent Ii ee Of
Postage. # application be nade 10 Ed. w. John
! son, Post Master, Botetoun Springs, Roauoke.
TERMS.
.goard, including Washing, Lighls and Fuel
Sl0o ~ the Session Of 10 months. 1uiiioq IN the
REGULAR Course, (EnglIsh aud French or ian. or
Spanishl $50. Music, Piano, Guitar, or Ham. $50
inclnd,ne the use Of instruments. OF these Fees
slOO PAYABLE on entrance the REMAINDER Al the
end Of five months. Bedding will be furnished nj
80 cents per month.
Dress.-For Winter, Bottle green Circassian or
''1erino, with Capes the same For those below
. = sars, Pantales Ike the dress. Two suits are
spfir, Pupils should bring each Table Spoon.
Tea rp,,ou, common Towels, and AS many of
each article Of Dress, except Frocks and Under
F,ocks: . oai" each good Leather, and neal Mo-
rocco Shoes Bonnet OF Cane OF Stta~. Nuns pat
fern. trimmed with Crimson Ribbon, Embroiderles
moi pefnilted unless worked IN the School, BY the
puml herself J9welry forbidden.
Feb 30 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
IRON Ne National Inlellie,1c.r.

AT 81. Louis. (Alssoufi) on tnc 5rh Instant there
~ss the greatest gathering of The People ever known
IN that country. from all parts OF the State "a vel az
the city aud county of ST. LOUIS to NANTES, lbe,,
preference Tor Gen. tlaisuH thu ca vass for ih.
Presidency. Preparations hid been made for The
reception ana entertainment uf The c mpany Inv tbe
proper committees, al Mrs. Ashley Jesldencc The
extensive park was so afraDa ed rs TO accommodate
The thfong oil persons "hn were expected and ,eals
were erected Tor the officers Of the day, for the
speakers, and fur the ladies Thue vas a p,ae,'s
ston, music public addresses aud an abundani cola
uon,the occasion beng graoed So b, The pic,e,ce Of
many ladies' The number Of persons preseni "a.
computed at eight thousand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

We loaln from the Amy & Nlvy Chronicle that
the gfncal eCuu martial which assembled al ST.
AUGUSTINE on the 27h ult., for the rlll OF Capt. NJ
> h7"e, OF The 2nh dragons. has adjourned with
ont proceeding 10 tie ual. Capt. Howe offered
ne plea thai he ALREADY under The coguiz4ncr
al the tsil autaottIcs for the same ofituce (n
substance, causing soldier 10 be whipped allrt
"hl'h he dtea AMI that 10 Try bun by two r,bnna 5
would he a violation OF the constitution Of the L. y
"hth declares thu 10 person shall ''be subject y
tue same offence 10 lie t"lee put III jeopardy Of
lite - lmb.' The court cBleraInsd the plea ana
then adjputfod.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
CONTAMINATED.

Mr.. Johnston having by recent changes, strength
ened every department OF his School. and tested its
new organization by full and fair experiment, we
deem II due 10 him and The community 10 give this
public testimony of cooY ction OF the superior
efficacy of his system of management AMI instfnc-
lion. aud perfect sat- faction wiihthe manner in
which iheyrry responsible duty Of guarding the NOR
ais and department Of the young Ladies when not
confined to the school room is discharged By the
governess.
To those who wish their daughters. when removed
beyond the watchiul guidance III parental sociiude,
sheltered from the allurements and exfavagance,
winch surround Cry Education, aud from the nox-
ious influences, which too often poue the atmos-
phere Of our Villages, poisoning the very founrlias
oil know ledge who wish TO give them hat sor OF
culture, which will qualify them 10 fulfil with iii =.
nifty aud efalness, their important desiuy.-We
recommend the Roanoke Seminary offering the
strongest Inducements In its quietaud retred sua-
ton, It's mild and salubrious atmosphere. its ample
accommodations and extensive grounds for fall and
department and Literary alianments the Princl-
pal and the industry and vigilance of lie numerous
Assistant Teachers who assitluUusly employed
both in the bouis OF study aud relaxation. in elcva
ting the sentiments, refining the feelings aud soften
ing the manners. well storing the minds o
4 pupils. with sound and nseinl knowledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYTON.
JNO. X. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Mo,azen wa, marching upon the ciy oi tbstehisia'
then 10 POSSESSION Of his rival Garrata. fftm At'
Stephens Letter learn thai m the subsequent ~
tie Matazsn dtfesied; and when the ieiiefs "e'e
written. CHffais was gone to 4 municipality n -.
Distance from tho eiI,, 10 shoot certain Isf''eS
had fa,.n,ed N,,az m and on his return sas gong
to shoot has prisoners.
Mr.. Sterile and his enmpaninn wete hsfr ih''
once in imminent peril Of ticir lives. "a one oea''
.iaa the, we're surrounded by Pafiy oi "'"tau
tlers who men lar polnf then niuskeis ~ NV
travellers threatening them with instant dt''h TN
ls.s ,eifpaprrs wire gwen NJ. But this. as IN M
u, nthet slirrInR adventures thet co9ne's h'maess
and ,,frstncr If mind ,afrlci i.n SAFELY through.
They will return richly heebtcd with ma'efais'
both of adventure md description.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
SELECTIONS.
FRoMGEoRGIA AND ALABAMA

NUN NF+NIIA'''tt n -. y
A letter l,om a leading and nnlcnfl einzea Of
Tsuuai county. Georgia. under date oi The . Of
May, says: II 60 Tor General HARRISON. ! th1,h
.iaok of whip"
A letter from another gentleman Of Intelligence
sud observation in the South says. under d'ie oil
Mav, :. al have Just returned hon Alabama, and
from what saw an1 heard. ! have no doubt lu'
Harrison trH earrp hal S'ate ~ q rery laHge and
riump bant m.yoriig."
The Milleaceyie Recorder. ihe caiiag rapcr
Of The Stare Rights parry u nzotgs winch afiEi
pally placed Governor Tronf's name "a uQplaa-
tom Las vihliaau II, and IGN fed lis determination
Ia eooprrale with rs reform friends IA lcsains 6fn.
Harrison to the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
T0tice.

4 HAVE This day sold my entire stock in the
4 concern of VIM. Barnett. agent, TO John +.
Buness. All persons having claims against the
SAID concern will present them for settlement,
and all Indebted 10 twill please call on Mr.. Bar
nett or myself, aud settle Their accounts inmedl-
ately.
have on hand, at my old stand, opposite the
Banks. u large assortment ofSaddiery, which
am determined 10 sell cheap. My friends and the
public generally, would do well TO call on me be-
fore hey purchase. J, c. SHACkLEFOkD.
MAY IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Central Americd.-The New York Con mcrciaI
Adveiiisrr States That late aud very INTERESTING lei
.cfs from Nh STEPHENS che oiienl al lrayelleD have
been received Al the time of writing Mr. STE.
lbens and ms companion Mr.. Catherwood were a,
""u'tnnaa' h.'ing returned from Nicaragua, and
were just on the eve Of setting out Tor PaleDano.
nc describes The political Condition 81 the country
rs horrible beyond expression. There is no,bipg
IKE government, and MT tn shadow of ptolt cfion
Tor HE and properly excep, what can be afforded by
me strong arm The factions near, bAlant ed
. 10 power thai scarcely week passed without To-
cal revouon; and al each temporary Triumph. There
~ Dreadful scene OF murder and pdlaee One m.
stance Mr. STEPHENS mspiions, in which niiila,,
ieauer oil some .Duic whose name our inf a n, mi,
could not remember, shot dow n as lie was onlst.
y riding along the street: aud military executions
WITHOUT tr.ai ans nd. oil FREQ OF renee
Wenndsssahd that after visiting Palenque, and
de'ot'ng ample time TO The exploration Of It's sineep.
ao"s runs, Mr.. Stephens viii return 10 the Uated
Ss'esa there is not The slightest prospect of his
bssg able TO accomplish any thing in hls diplomatic
ep.'aeier, So total is The anarchy picfailinp,
"a Tue uate OF 9afis previous ac1ounls General
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

According 10 the New Nolk papers court mar
tai IS ~" sn: At The navy yard, Bfouklyn. for tie
iriai ii L'cut Fnz Allen Deas. The charges are
not stared. Lieut.. ID. was attached 10 the ship
Decatur IN which Commodore Rdgely sailed for
tie coast OF BiDzll, but WIS left behind under at
rest upon ehaiges preferred by The commodore.
The ennu Is composed OF Com Gdefr James Rem.
shaw, Presdeni; Ca tans J. Gallagher, NJ. C..
Peuy, and J. 7. Newton Commanders y IL.
Stnneharn. J. NJ. Molriosh. J. Talnaf, aud w
j. Mckinney, Members. john McKoon, ESQ.
Judge Advocate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
rr1mmER, IITMRER,,

E1HE subscriber. having opened Lumber Yard
u on the hill, near the Western Hotel VIII keep,
on hand. for sale, assortment of bEHbcrs
for the convenience of the builders. in this place
and It's vicinity. Those waning any quantity,
thcit bills will be promptly attendedto.
Cash will be given 10 the owners Of Sawmills for
lher Lumber il will be taken 10 sell on commits
sion. LEWIS MERkll /, Jr
NJ In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
BEAUTIFUL G0OTss

GPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroideret
~ Merino Mantas,
Black. blue-black saud othercolors Irish Tabipett
aiare, cheap and most beautiful article,
Black, blue black aud other cnlors PLAIN and ricbl,
figured Silk, some very exquisite STYLES.
Cneommoniy fieh and beaatfal Paris Meus d.
LANES. ~
Black and hlueblack Chally de LANES,
Together with great many other articles com.
prislas large, cheap and beautiful assortment a
Goods Cor the Ladies WM. NJ. DAVIS & Co.
No.. is ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

YEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY vApr,,.
aspect FULLY informs his cr,aa, Use,
~ public generally, thai he coninns1,S an
'Ae manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN e %l
10 all rs various branches. His STOCK of ~ Val
IS now large, well assorted, and well VT ~ "
tenilon of both Wholesale and retail da.,s The
stock OF STILLS and other Copper MS a,.'s.
very large and desirable, and he Is ptens,.I Is
iaeiure TO order STILLS ofany siz. eu TO na
will also repair old Stills or take Then, r-.'efn'
Tor new ones. III eaeha
.,nt lie has also On hand large and well asa.
prepared TO weave 10 any order he ,nsv - an
lie also has attached 10 the establishment, m We
FOUNDRY, aud lsprepafed to cast 10 ora, d !, 4
for agerhs. churchesand other pnrnese,.s,, b
Screw Boxes, castings for Threshnr TheiY va
all other kinds Of Brass Castings. wenfA mes
lie continues, also. 10 guiter and covo.N5
either IN town or country, with Copper ~
or sheet Iron. npon the most favorable Torn" nm
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either ms,
Or takenin exchangetor new work. Co,r,,.s
duee also taken III exchange for all work in h..
Aug. . ny 'i'