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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

New METHOD OF TANNING LEATHER.
The Wayne Standard has detailed
account of a new mode of tanning leather
by speedy process, the substance of
which is thus prepared to our hands by
the Journal of Commerce : An air-tight,
cylindrical vat Is constructed with an ORR
flee for putting in the skins, with pipes by
which to admit and discharge the liquor,
and with an air pump for the purpose of
exhausling the air from within the vat.
Having suspended some skins prepared
in the ordinary way, and produced, as
nearly as possible, a vacuum with the air
pump, some cold hemIock liquor is, after
an hour, admitted and suffered to remain
ten minutes. It's then discharged, and
the vat exhausted of air and kept so for an
hour; then the liquor is again admitted
for ten minutes and then discharged. After
repeating the process six times, piece of
calf skin of ordinary thickness was taken
out, dried and curried, and by judges pro-
nounced to be first and unequalled quail.
,y Of leather. TO thicker and heavier
skins the liquor is admitted from twelve
to eighteen times. Some pieces when
curried were declared by experienced
shoemakers and tanners to be Transformer,
stronger, and more flexible leather than if
tanned in the old way. The time requir-
ed is from twelve to thirty six hours.
The theory of the process is this: The
exhaustation of the air from the vat re-
moves from the skin that atmospheric
pressure which is chief principle of
capillary attraction, and causes rapid
evaperiza,ion, by which the unchanged
water and gallo acid in the skins is thrown
off, and also produces reduction of TEN.
pc nature which effects contraction of
fibre in the skins thereby further expelling
their uncharged water, and thus affords TO
the liquor when admitted, more easy
and ready penetration into them.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

No subject Is more deeply fraught with
the anguish Of the heart, the happiness or
distress Of families. the peace or misery
Of society, than marriage. II mingles its
cup Of contentment or sorrow with all our
sensibilities it prevades our natures, and
all our relations to heaven and earth with
its influence and if we have been fortu>
nate in our choice hope has buoyancy,
the heart an energy, and the arm vigor.
that with unaba!ing force, can struggle
with li(e's varying prospect: but if nn>
fortunate our life has suffered an eclipse of
deep and sombre shade IN the reality OF
misery, the heart relinquishes all its long
cherished hopes and ideal felicites, and
asks for the refuge and solace of that de
vorce, which death alone can give.
In marriage, there should bea congo
niality Of affection, religion, and educa-
ton. No lady should ever pledge her
hand 10 one who has not her heart.-F'rom
this principle she should not be seduced
b, wealth, or fame, or talents nor misled
by officious friends, or awed by the author
ty of mistaken parents. Her individual
happiness is at stake, and her choice,
which is to fix her destiny for life. should
be, | do not say unadvised, put certainly,
uncoustrained.
There is too often one sad heart amidst
the festive joy Of the hymeneal hour
That heart feels as if the decorations Of
the scene were its fillets for the altar of
sacrifice. The hand, under foreign die
tation, and control, is yielded to one, but
the heart has irrecoverably fixed its choice
upon another. As well might philoso-
piers attempt to control the magic inf1u-
ence of gravita:ion, as parents attempt to
awaken and direct the charms of devoted
hearts, by their own mercenary views.
Fatal have been the consequences, when
parental authority has compelled merely
licensed union, for which the heart feels a
cherished disgust. The loveliest forms
have thus sunk into an untimely grave un.
der the silent, but fatal influence of a
wi,hered and bligh,ed heart. Whilst pa
rents, who have thus married the persons
Of their daughters, to houses and lands.
and silver and gold, and thus inundated
their affections upon the altar of Mammon,
have committed an act of cruelty TO their
children, and fragrant outrage upon the
design of the marriage union, for which
no future Kindness or repentance can ever
fullv atone II adie's Renositorv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

u The argument Of Pres dcm 'fy'cr showing
the super : capacity ola Bank of EX'hm-c nyrr
a Bank OF Discount, il r,g0A, og tie curency, is
utterly tllaoious. lie attributes he result To
which lie tcttrs causes not only wholly inadez
quafe to their nod0cDu, hal with winch, III ruth.
they bad no necessary connection -DId be cxpprl
that the currency would have heca purified lie cuY
instant that the '~ National Bunk went into q TIA
tionl To excl from the channels Of crrud alton
tie masses oil vulatcd local bluk paper. in isis.
must ssalIiy lave been 2-tfk ~ tige. Ard
the iact thai few years after It's chltfer, tins
that il was effected by coten permeous chan. e III
the policy OF The Bank, buI that the p eyions erldu-
al restorative process had MOI been rcsrfod To in
VAN. l. the Bank had ceased dscounling alloeetlI.
CT in $50, and confined lis dealings 10 Exchange,
would the llueung picture drawn b. = ,esident ry-
Ter oil The beneficial Effects produced by is acton,
lave hecn realized New. Il IS 10, IN TIL p,weI
of a mere Bank If Exchange To affect tie cnfteury
in The slightest deg.ee. \ brokers' office Is jas, rs
Influential. a Blnk Of tins SOFT would BE- a stmplr
Exchange between stunt POINTS bat 1t Coatd nrtr,
equal reduce those rates, which nlusi del rnI
uron The ddier nee in the values Of the local tut-
rencies 10 which the exchange - to b. 4 cled. We
Must first Lave Ralora currency before rhetxlaaa-
ges can be q ial dad can Gully have uoi-
fofm currency llmous h the agency Of N4tloua Bauh
oil discount.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

o. Let rot tie opponents Of a National b nix,
- lie exnbe,ance of thclr 10y, supposc that tie
eStiun an end. "'The 81 axe i sc0lciid, not
Mild" Nothing can kill ii but the adoption OF some
plan which will give The couniry sound currency,
and put an end to that unequal system of exchanges
which is now such a severe lax upon the people
and that any such scheme can be devised, OIL
than National Bank of discount, we believe
To be about as possible ii is to "Gouyelt moon
beams into cucumbers." So Iorg we have Banks
at all, We mus have National Iialk to regulate HE
system, and To prevent lis running into runouS tx,
cesses The history oil The country Is pregnant with
Illustrations Of tins futh. suIkIue, that nothing
but ignorance or preIudice or patty bigory can ms
interpret misunderstood diem. Epui Nrar> may
eapse before National Bank can be chafs red: yet
We do not despar Il re'ong Hctc4 before hat Time
When the superintendent undo, The new eessos sinai
take place, aud tie great West which suffers
most severely from the evils OF dIsefdored currency
Shall be lcard in IL fuil Strength. aud when tue
Senate shall be ienudelled by another voice from
the people. shall be aston ,lled to STE ia both
branches III Congress, naJoiiy OF two.thrds in
idvor OF IA b ,nk. AnpmiloaS, indeed, IS It, IN IA 81
Ncrhmcni If the people, thai it feqancs s. large a
majority resist the poN ri one man, b cas- lha
authority" which he is enabled 10 weld as C@tt!
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se2sE SALE GE' LAND a y I'D
~ A. q IL u f. y

10y pntuc Oh decd of Trust executed 10 the IN
delsigued by INDY W. D9wc'l row Gee'd.
nd of iecolG IN The Clerks Office Of tie county
Cour OF Campbell. da}ed h March %, ami aG-
ntirrd TO record the LII March, 1923, made 10
Cnte a drht therein uamrd due 10 } I'm NJ Kinney
4 CO. We, OF enhcr Of us, vii SILL, at puhhc
anction, 10 he highest tid'ier, Al taWpb'll Couu
House, on Monday the i3 h LAY Of Seprn;hrr x,
u beng toutt ddy, ali the interest, not htrrolprc
conveyed III the atores nj deed, III the estate Of ms
Hher. the late 'ihos. Dowc deed berg one dnh
IT If the Widows dowet III sad estate, CONTAINING
aow E,e iLtly ,oung Hcgtoes, aud between oUc
md two hundred acle, Vi L1nd; but Il no c lai.,c-
alr drseflp i"Ii Will he glstu Ia he da. Of sal
AclIug as uus.res, NC WI. warrant oil, suth inle
IS ~ Us as uuStecs. !. HAESilAII..
j. Va MARSHALL.
Aug. 25 uV5a
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

an TIL. ABOVE DAY, at II o'ioek, We
snail stl. az auction, tho India Ah'd,
n'Nlthr DIV BudRr. the eae, Il The schooner
>aah ! rue ltom Mayaqne1. consisting OF
/ = lhts. Porto llco Sughr,
,, httls poio Rlcu Alolas,rs
t. c,'ep# Il he sahr. Atlantic from Mataqu q.
consisting nj
lno Ids Porto ltiro Sugar.
fne greater plu % the above Saenra com
p sd 81 the well known liime hrAnds. "Giptiaua.
N ada" "kesolullon," "Ramun Gnbonel," aud
NJ. i.
On hc samc day, and at the sane place. we shal
ctlsf iot sal:
loo baskets mud xcs oi somn choice Chnn-
payne aud Sparkling lluck.
20 alippcs Gogu1c Brandy, some oi "hich
t.seiS old and tiur II isotcd.
aud tmnfdR'rl, dllrt the ub.ve salts closed
At tie Custom House Slorc
Md, az. caeNs, i hall qr. eashs Of finest
old l., l.. Madeira Nmr.
qt.#ea h~ aid ! htdl a. otks oi eholcesl
giare juice Mndela Ntrc.
Ihc whatr Al the excellent hrnd Newton Cor
dom, tossot y Co aud imported cApceely La tins
market Terms At sale.
L =. There are Two c1rsoes Of Spaar expected
To ap1,r elopc tie above day ol saie, "hl.h vii
4lsu be sold On the s,mr das.
ROBERT SoUT9EE.j \ CO.
II \ ". PANNElL, ool',s.
kmfnIl.. \ H. Nnr.# ~ ~ #
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roy.cE TO cHrDsTof.s.

All the efrdllufs OF The late Christopher Authtny
viii, II they hrok proper comply with lie ,eqoi9l-
IONS OF Ire above o,dci Of Cout, by .btug Ihet
scYtf,l claims against In said Gcccderl. "eN AT
ihenuCael, bgtote ne, btIp1e the - b DAY Of
September urxt, u be by me r'patcd to TIC Court ;
and tlcy hereby warned lhalln default Of it.e,r
doug a h'l iimc, they "ay theucefa n be Tor
eser barred Of all rlph, 10 ictoeer 20 same.
CO, WM, uARNEE, Sp. Com.
Aug nlm
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Iir. s.Oi,cpt KYLE Sir:

Mr.. NObcFf NYIF-NH:
frNAkE NOTICE that ! shall. on Ffdas. ii'a
II dsy al O,tober nesi. Al, he Law Office ~
Ghnics l.. Mo>Ly, IN Tie Town oi Lynchbu'g.
procc,d to iakethr Dispositions OF snnd' wIiotssf..
IA be read as evidence IN the linl 6 a SUIT. d pm
dur IN he Gnenii Superior Count al Law and
Chaoee1y, iet the Town 81 byGehbnfg, 10 "heh
an, painla and you and others are Defend tbis.
uuGll CAMPBELL, EA'vi.
oil WIN. KYLE. decd
Aue % fso
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CoNvIs 4ioTrE's OrgIcf.

INNtNOufl, Aug, TsIN, III.
The parties interested IN The foregoing order Of
accour; o,IiFr lhat ! all pru,ced 10 the set
Element Of the accounts therein directed on NJ rnda,
ltr 27h d. OF September next, aud lhes please
tend heiofe me lh0l day al the hour Of 10 y. H.
ny office with tbeiT papers. vouchers, aud Other
evidence J. q iste 10 state aud scule the SAINT.
GEO WIN, BABNEH So Conn
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~--@sssss-.s1 &C., =
RR ED.

ARRIVED.
Pioneer, pellel--l lghlander. kng-VuRna,
Mmor-1'ennessee, Bailey-Eliz Wilson.
CLEARED.
Aug L. Champion, Stalon--Obio, 1ancison-
Lyothbutg, F,elis--I. &. Cabell Doughty.
Aug. -. Uulon jerks.
Aug. %. Pucahoutas. GRANNY ugnia. n NOV
Mohawk, q aares-Dqyy Crochctt, rhelps-h IA
uawha, Snedaktr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

Hfn>p, nations W.. flant, msnts md generous
he IS-'aS Cato him--es Arstldts insfr An
hen'r he Is 10 human naturc--fes hls .anntts-to
ihf would. Inat ptry homogeneous should be
nad" viii lhc "" 10 the pruStltIon al sa, alaa
l. strange ndeed-lNc, til idea Il nd cnlnDs the
hehtsf. AS"eli aurmpt Ia unseat the eserlasuhc
milS. Firm rs the mounIalns Of Irs native Ancli-
g, aud, the bars pi hi> Fame. To PROSTATE Ian,
Is 10 piostfalc the "hnle Ame people. that al
lal'c aud cherish htm; and thar, ere long, he will
receive Tie highest hunols that h benefited and
efat riu rnurtS HVntd iu,n. /, lu4t ~ sure "a
tha Providence siRl - r." years ouScr i,,lone hfs
useful ll,r. HE J. rudcet the oouuus's Hope
The publ eve Is stelIl,stiy un I'm.
Ga the Whole, fheu, have but htle fear IS 10
Tn prospects Il the Wing pan,. De,ruc 81 is
l1,cotd> aud DIVISIONS, lhuk there Is ou,,i po~e,
AID Suthtlent uuub,iN .e It, 4" PIE eve nSc, and
uitlmatel, to dccuup it$i lis cnJs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23
3He S'UChet EgoH!S.

fs1ilE Packet Boats JOS. c. CABELL, CapL
Hunt. v and JOHN MARSHALL, capt.
Hull vii leave lhls plaae, alternately. On Mundays,
Wednesday and frdays. ara O'Clock A. VI.
BOYD, EDMOND a 90
July i tsd
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gso,yAND's Tonic Mixture and Tonic

I. Mlsfurr I,i,, aud general a~serlpcnt nl
< ,sand'- NJ rIletaes aud SIMPLY Of yelow, pie
lHl rod Eojk, Sslpjate Il trnuc ExIaGl an PIE
rlp,tuicd lxlilct 81 b rh aud Of Jesnti'> y ops.
lor sale II Howell DAVIES.
Aug. . t1l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

hutp. IN lie t'ltttHl arrangement 81 lllt buHlA.
\ person tniWnd1re An oldci inf IN iesnnmcn
nay grl his Piano IN soN n da,s after TN h,ln
u received. \ large nalonls OF IT, Iutnrt sold ~
tue arc i,tl onlp,els 10 ny owu sel,olIou aud AZ
rlyrt s"n ~ ,htn purchasers uni unIatkcl al
Them places ol a,siIaalloa. J.. j. NASIl
PeIrrshuR Aue. } d #
: ! - Co0n ut musings leId iet The 'ap"l ''iea
4 al LAhedhuF. i Tie eohtt house, Oh Nun
d.g, lhr I'D f'y Il J0ly' I'LL
J2ho IioiItns, Henry Sun P,t' Jol - lfi'"2l,
Me a'| Hut, William peehs. - Fletcher aud
h'ehai" u. t"''', iW''s AM l",n',S on}f' M
E,'is ana 'i'h 81 - ''''e' "u' l'',,' '"u =.
we 3, SnFenH Palf' '' mn u ''' Il l''h N'.
Ne o', a. ''t nel,'"1l. 40" ialin''s nh1'' iif
Nfl' ''I nm NJ N' y N'''' h'"''l NOUN.
ron al" '',o - ~, !" surviving P"l''' :" i'''-
''Ns "'" '"'"''' t' AZ ''' '''s ann pm
n''s o,''i 'll' N''le an" INN "' h''' h4"Fa7
~ u ana '''' s''', '"i'p Vs. ~ ~ ~ us Own
'fh' " - ~ rs wei on b'H'l 81 l'hasF'7' -
''htlA we '''"'" 81 NlllzinI''l A1''r1N ."'' /
Nle - 'l enc ~ ahu '"iilip"le tnu iNl.ie' Il
Hshh'' ei#el H.
dPdH@
'H,' 90 l. H'snY' adhlhl'i'' u WIN 'ee VIII W.
I'Aad 81 'hii,i"Iht N'ilohN, tee d. aud - com
I'M s"H' lnt l' sllf "r oi tue i'al t'l'lf 81 SUD
'',a.o'' A1ne W Aa'h"nH, wa ol '1JlsiPNa
Ne}"'N 9'e - - ORG w an, Il anu nai} Am
h's "ur' Itiio'd '"bcll and MfE"'cl l1s VII,
- aah"''Ih "'d Saiah MS VIC dnh'S !.
Nnh",S' 'len'N An'h"hS' Sao"el IL AhIi"hy, and
jun ~" A'''' H''H"'y 'ha N"'"dne NhlhnlN' III
tlhls u" hf me aye ol twenty ono Afns by james
h'h'kh 'ith guardian al mem To u lrtd 1 en- III
'h's SUIT b'ltidmts'
- 'htNtiCf'
ne 'hnl lis htd 'l'u blII' al the adult DC.
''odan'H men answers, and thetchpoa, op tho mo
''"o OF Tue f"'h'fHS' James bgnaeh Is assigned
t"aa'"p ~ mem 10 the 'h''nl attendants John Mar.
S'aii Ah'hohy ana NafoIinc Amin NY defend them
IA MS cause, ana 'hetrupnn he hied then answers,
10 VII, 'hf p'lnlas rel y G'he'allt ard there
upon ,h,s eausc came on 10 be hcmd ty consc't ii
me 9dN' la'ie' by 'hclI counsel and tie infaeis
~ d'It faaididn, u on The bll, aas"rt3 and cAin-
- ana as argued ny counsel: on e'nselc'aonp
"he1'o' tie 'ooh d"ih oldct Hh5t lit del ndaal
Chhles l.. n"S y "hlnInistfdloi WIN Tie VII an
u Nen OF 'llls'ophef Anthony del H. 40 render he
'ole 'h''s hfN"Rh k"hnt ~ consent 81 pal''t.,iH
hereby arlt"inlfd sletai ronl1ntssl"net Tor tn
PbP"s'' - o' p'oFeip SWIM o'la'e "ibB an At
'"uh o' MS a"'hIhsidIon on 'ht tsdIt d s1Id lfs
'3ioi, ,"hhR 'Hr 'al4 aunnhlslapis account NJ r.
toidfd IA ne "ihee oi Tins toui as The hasiSi uni
! Tue s'lu tammh'ohti IS hfftby directed, III slatns
dnu h'lllHR htu HtfouUii 10 utslLnHt lht Et3Nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

t. toll"wtne ieuc,, II viii be- sem WIS wnltlcn
b.loie de Plcslde"t vetoed tie B,ek Lrl-h
10 o. tbe pea oi dtstngu - ID ,lsz.o,f Lov,
(ugt#l.:
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IFAig can i}ate 5s Congress in The amherst District
Nh. Gllmcr vii perceive, by the following pto-
ercurogs and ne~roodcpcc. thar tie parry with
winch lac has heretofore wote,scd 10 act, vii no
longer be sat SIZED with deuslye as, utanees that he
Is every nch Whig," while lie IS opposing, ley.
cry mch," Wing measures. 1t Is vri, certain HAT
elIhc he or h,y have mpsu dcrstood the meaning Of
the rcrm and the sooner they oumr 10 under.
standing the better. Elected BY a n,lsaprrehenson
ol each others views he will perhaps, on beng ap-
priscd OF that fact be induced TO resign h seat aud
10 lty the issue oil another contest. Nesbould hkc
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h4. >POONER'S Patea llyeeian 1ouic.
, Ague and Fever, Hygcan and Uleuur Prls,
Ter sale at Howell DAVIES. b
Aug. . lsn
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ESaEs LED
FOE SIZE,

Aug n

aT';ea CT OF :. A " u,
EpELONGtS VII to thr F.utne,e' u 'nh Of Nngln'",
- oalled LOCUST 1tlleHEF. stns II 40
county III Campbell, and ajaiaiag IL Lands 81 ihc
Late = zip Pqanc AID olhc,s. Tbs haei OUTLAWS
sbouf 1900 acres, nasty IN W"ofs.a -, lf"r
n,,,,,,u NJ w,l,li,s .ood Tobacco /. nj. For tesss
aPpy II Nh' napi ny
Aueust % wy
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- Several articles. mcluding "Mans Stock.
holders, the proceedings OF meeting ~ Franklin
on the Sonlhw esteem Road.--aud the liocccdinr4
4 mrrlmg IN X nawhl, on the suhcc, al OF the
uaqpAuy oil representation in the Legislature n
Nngua,--t uespliably omitted tu-d1 Tiny
shall app cal III ON urNt
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JouN CotlMAN,
Ep. {. MOORE,
". 5. TunNtn.
70 Jaseuh X. living, ESQ,
arcusr i7lh l3I1
C.coI,o,o Il have ,oc,iv,d xnIr /, ticr ri the
I1,h ,s, ,crm,r,n,,d tx = r,,y If 9, ran, II SOLD
;, - sL :, w H., =, '..,,,,,' b,ld an N,udav
last a, The con,, house of I'm, county, al winch /
VS. po,n1na,, d as :, candidate for Congress in tins
i,n,,t ,ro,un,ule. a,,ro,nled nv / h.t me,l
va ,,,,, bye noI,'rIy IL t,,,nrJ me o t6e,ri.r.ere
,.l ;, ,ccen,anre ol he oon,,n,l,or.
Tie r,cnl,,r circumstances by winch the Why
pa,ty Of ,his district are now surrounded have
IT,, 'uoS," ,ns e"'y ae'''" '" 1a,'
,,,c,',,i,,,,,. =, i ,vc,,'y,a,r
havc to re.trn to yoa s,atllmen. and The NEE.
my OF which YOU are tie organ my mo rro.
IoU' ae"'PTif15 'nis' ana hes ie ~ ,"''iin so"
,,' 49, "a y
understanding. horcyef-,har # ans tlr,umsrauce
Should hereafter r,anspHc, winch should REM, II
"''' s''y 10 III p'"'2'n OF the ef,a, ea"'r VINO "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

= "1le Erftiimcaf Is the tlle of n new pa
per ,eceurly commenced IN Redmond. ON the pen
ny plan. b, Mrssts McDeimou X RICHARDSON, II
Is very nea,ly laln,ed, aud edited VITA splrt and
talent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

TO-, Hss1Eigs, Cofd,a3s ass.i
w tins 81 medium aud 81 The mosI snlieior
1ualr, aud fl,o Tens and Segars III fac and txua
,hoiee qualities, (pr sale nj
llOWEI. DAVIES.
Aug. ~ tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

~ Lan.rs iom Noshalgtoosaaa the highest terms
al lH 9d> and oaimpo. beating OF the Great h7fa,l
S.ua'or- sreactei"ays IN adv ,iy lou lhc ull fsa OF
htUufai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

a. The French ligate L'Armllr. OF 10 rnns
opt Iou,el, hearing the broad pcun M oil AJ
mud Anous, nn1 the bfie LAmlct, oi Ii guns
Capt, GARNER. attved at Nofiolk The l. II lust.
and exchanged saiults with the ship al IL" linz
Pennsy wanna, Capt. Shuhtek. The bds B.ssen
Capt. DAoglllreennr, IL ds.ly sespectdi and it is
7nnnnncod IN the Nv Noik papers, ,hatlhr ship
Btllr Poulr GA board Of Which is Prince dc Join.
vile, son ol The kng ot France, iscNpcoied IL thai
porf. Il tins tn Il tlf," spoken 81 IN thc ast
French papers, IS on i,s Wy 10 Texts. II hrcnea#
the insult edred by the Texan authorizes, 10 Tho
French ialst,l. VI. S,hkns
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30
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