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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

The account OF the OF the Fortuneteiler al the
Nano Museum III our iatwas loo hs hiy ceo.sd. The
iacts OF ms arrest u, ,ons CLOTHES, suited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

" The Albany Mo nng might well aas1rer our
exceptions Mr. Vsn Burens Clsn-bake letter when 1t
sees III TO beIaie making thrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

u FRANCIS J. GRUSD, Esq our late Consul
at Bremen, (reiected by the U. S. Senate,) came
back in the Great Western. We understand that
he cones breathing on, threatenings and slaughter
against the Wings. and intends to establisha Ger
man paper in Pennsylvania which shall cx,crnli-
nate Whiggery, root and branch. Hear and
trcable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

No CHARGE UNTIL The aAIs IS RESTORED BE A.
HJe = supplied The ab-ye rens al Gai.
ssz Jar. NJ Is BosrTy asd offered .s sale pre-
Al % S-P-rsa;nal refer ncfs givcs. Inc depot up
~ yn : Reals New vari-ty aad Per umery Store,
M isi Flrs, Avenur AGENT George Oates CharlsSans
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

II The New York sIu-ru,a opens fo-day under new
management with DO Serui bill. The following per-
appear Mr aarrinsion Miss toale, Mr. Kneass
pr;ce of adm;,,lon b-i.s redr shifting,
pct the Museum 10 literally overflow with such strong
eurrenI OF atracIiop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

The National Inteigencer contains the official
report of the Clerk OF the House of Represents
tives of the Appropriations made during the Sc
cond session of the 9th Congress. We give the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
Total. S24,952, l9(

~ That Civil and Diplomatic" item is TOO
high by more than little. We hope to see it
much pared down in the next summary, If John
Tyler will only stop revivng useless Offices which
Gen. Harrison abolished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

UP We are rsqaes,e< 20 ASA VIVA, has become Of pet.
1ion, sspsa s'le nonts ago, relation Deputy
Hack ln'pyStot Inc prsseat Inspector attentive
fal,bfp but impoesoie for han 10 attend 10 all
the HsAs aa'' C-es o. e c.ty Any person. wit
messed aadn OF passengers ,n- arrival any Of
yinced Oh the nect ssly OF a Depaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

1r The paragraph in cur last respecting ITO.
mnoualhc Doctor would OF course never have appsaeh
ee bv ,bo responsible Editor All Intelligent under
stand pahic omcdcne not large doses,
and that one who gives medicine in excess can not be Ho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

IEcrusE.-0a Tuesday Evening, the ap,h Inst Lecture
will be dssssrsd The Fourier Hall, Al Broadway a, II
O'Clock, by Brisbane upon the subject Of Cues aad &C.
verpn<nt Association. The Lecture win DC free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

NJ Al Meeting of the Delegates 10 the Democratic
Wing Young Mems Conve ntoa, to be held at Auburn
on Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1872 il was
Re,olred That adjourn to meet on board the steam
boa, South America tho foot OF Liberty street. on Mon
day, at o'clock r NJ
The Delegates are requested to call the Office Of tie
PEOPLES Line and select Their ber,b aad procure their
tickets MORRIS FRANKLIN, Chairman.
S SAaks n ms spa.c, Secretaries SIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

10 Among the passengers arrived in our city
by the Great Western are DR. SAMUEL r. CHLDs
and lady w WRIGHT HAWKES., Esq, THOMAS
L. CHESTER Esq, EDWARD GRAVES, Esq and
E. n. CROSBY, Esq, of this CITY, Hon. W. A.
MosELEY. of Buffalo, late State Senator from the
Eighth District, FRANCIS ]. GRUND, late U. S.
Consul at Bremen Mad CELESTE (alias Elliou,)
of dancing celebrity, Sir w. D. STEWART, and
many Others of note.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
whig Senatorial Conventions.

Third District-At the Mansion House Albany sept s2d
Fourth Distr,ct-A, Sandy Hill Washington Co. sept "a
Fifth District--st Utica, Oneida County, Oct 9Th
Sixth District-At Corning, Seuben Co. Get 6it
Seoenth Dstrict-At Auburn, Cayuga Co.,Sept %.
EiehM District-At Batavia. GeDesee County, Sept I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
Deats, of Lloyd, the DcrHui,er.

The brig Hope, Capt. -, arrived at TINS pott
on Saturday from GoIee or the Coast of Africa,
bringing the first intelligence received since his
flight Of Thomas Lloyd, the defaulsiag Collector
of City Revenues of this City. The brig Hope is
the vessel in which Lloyd was supposed 10 have
left the Civ. and in which he did leave ii last May,
coming on beard after she had got under weigh.
He appears TO have gone cut as snpercarso and
is supposed TO hive been owner OF both vessel and
cargo. He went in her to the Cape de Verbs,
thence to Gorec the coast of Africa, there dis
posed of her cargo, shipped another, and sailed for
this port. When about ten days out, ne was at
tackled BY yellow fever, of which he died, and was
committed to the deep, The vessel pun sued her
course and reached this port on Saturday, the
Captain severely sick of the fever. She OF course
is detained in quarantine for thirty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

TT The office of the TRIBUNE will be removed next
.,s., ~ The new building No 100 NAssAusrREEr IN
fron Of the Park and nearly opposite the City Hall The
arrangements for printing and publishing the DAILY and
weekly Tribune will be greatly extended, and such mi
ovemen,s made in the paper is hoped viii insure
Continuance OF the liberal patronage with which 1t has
hitherto cen favored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

Gryusi Puafished-No = of the Life ane
Speecie, OF E5cnry Ciay.-Fae next NO. wi. e,, -,
rn4pce the MEMOIR OF HENRY Clay which VIII maze '-
pages and together with he Speeches published WIN Gov
;le,- the frs; youme of tn. work. Agents supplied
per CO. For sale al the Trioune oflce and b. the paw
Usher JAMES g. S.s AN 90 8arciay.st- sig q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

J. s SHIP NORTH CARoLiNA
September ilth 1879 SIS l~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

II Beard for u GenLteni.In and Lady
Private Family Ublaned ,.nln Two oiocEs ~
;aye route, by calling No. Isl fiF.t Avenue SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

~ We rejoice in being able to state tina, Hon
JOHN A. COLLIER has consented to run the
Wing candida,e for Assembly from Broomc County.
This generous devotion will be appreciated by the
Wings of the Empire State We do not learn
whether the Iocos viii start candidate against
him, but ii is of no consequence. He will have
an overwhelming majority and carry the ticket
alons with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

~ second AdyenI.-ElJr, 81. " Teali, py peipds. ~.
sion " Divine Providence, Will deliver ecIue on ~
Visions Dane, and exhibit pGintea euyt OF tne >, -
Tuesday evening nexi, al hair past O'CLOCK "a :oo
Thaan Hall, $50 Grand street. Sedt' tfee coneI
vii. be taken up TO drfra, 49, sIsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

u Our friends wo write asking US why we donot follow
the Fall Fashion in putting and staggering about our
circulation and telling every body 10 send in their AdYe
tisemen,s TO The srea, Emporium of Business &c &c arc
informed that we must orbear for TIE present because we
have already unsolicited Advertisements than we
can publish regularly and patrons Than we can serve
in due season after awaitin. The midnight Southern Mail
AT this moment Country subscription larger than that
of any of our rivals while City circulation second TO
one only We can print where we are but ssoon
as we shall be comfortably settled in and spacious
building 100 Nassautrcct with and faster presses we
intend 10 blow our trumpet so in our que, way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

1J' Tusyersalist Berr.tn aastiiHie;--lltL'e., n
Tnl3 ioa!ay sept l9 rvr'ns WE C9 Hr:,
Lecture b. Nh s ~ -luar, thu fokfyJ r.
sa',s debate the qne.ion Is ne S's s,.s @s
r,d" The debate will be opeHed by ar. V y; So; o.s "a
the side OF affirmative, and by Mr. D H. sludiaa ~
lst OF the negative The public are respectfully invited
attend. It,.,,h>t
street church, the Of Wakef Ehr!eise' y
cou,nenee Al halt past O'clock
.Il = STRtHAN, StcfetaI1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

In fact think The finest thing 1E!e for pin-
ple. bntce, EecgIes, dark yellow shia sal! fheai2,
ecysipeias, &c.
oit by JONES sign OF the Americas Eagle % Chatham
street New York >iafsireet, BotiD 81 DDc-str:t,
Philadelphia 80 Faionsreet BrooAyn 81 StltestreeI,
Abanv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

r The AMERICAN MUSEUM this week puts forth bill
OF novelties perfectly original a! uoeqnaitsd il lie CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

u We again recommend those who are troubled with
erUptions discoiJ ed skin the Italian Caemca
Soap We have BEEN shown certificates signed by
IL / e.I.;-r DIAL rIIl.r 1 l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

u Naval General Court Nariial.-AD wit
ness in the Cases under investigation before This Court are
hereby ordered TO give their attendance daily on boah
this skip. BY order OF the Court.
(SgnetD CHARLES Fl. WNDER,
Judge Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

II Msssrs. WhiiSay & Jenkus, Plumbers. No. S job,
street, putting in pipe for the Groom Water Gin.
who about Introducing the in their Houses.
.youltf do we'll ~ call aut. examine il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

sulcDE.-John Homer of Philadelphia COM
mittcd suicide on Thursday night. He came
home about 10 o'clock, requesting to see his ga
rents, and said he would then bid them farewell.
He then dcsirst his sister to give him umbler
of swectcnod water, which she did, when he
instantly threw into it white powder and swal-
lowed the contents of the tumbler, and died in an
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

GEO W B. CysuNc. secry. $40 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

II Is The CLIMATE OF THE UNITED STATES, il Is the
MaSa OF the present OF the year that lays The oun
cation of aundce liver complaints and other bou-
affections. Residents OF lhR South and west and cosnu-
ny generally reminded that OsGooDs ISDfA CHoiA-
b. tourd II p Bovine Cos. SO Juhu proves
invariably successful preoerre OF those dis e
uniailing remedy for eec,ua cure. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

Our narrative of the facts in this case, of
which we propose to make some Improvement
has been unavoidably extended Sc far that we are
obliged 70 postpone our comments till tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

Prepared and sold vrolesar and retail and for export
ton ~ a 8 SANDS CO, Druggists ard Chemists,
.-r7ne Building rs broadway Of Chambers-s, \.
Y. Sold, Al, by Al L Sands Druggists 10 and 100
Fulton street. AMI d. Sands 4 Co., n Eas, Broadway
corner o ji4rket-street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

hanisheromng alescen,he was thence discharged
and IN attempting 10 return 10 bus friends bedford
county. Va, i the of one oil his legs, which rem
dered hun crippled man during HE Air Wit was
III principle patriot. kind aud afeconaie husband and
parent an indugcn master. aud had been worthy and
exemplary member Of the baptist Church Tor iorty
years. lie has loi, aged wife aud number o chil
den 10 lament his deathhu II hoped their loss will
be hs gam. This briof notice Is lsuned by who
VAS once a member Of the family oil the deceased, and
has known him for forty years.
-. On the .,lsi uiino in Campbell county near
keedy Spring. Mrs MARINA Cnt ,ri,AM, coilsort Of
MI Robinson thcatlam. IN the l,l year Of her age
She has lett a husband and eight children, whom
she Was sirongl, endrar.d by her many virtues 10
mourn her loss. The void created in the family by her
death WILDE long felt. aud the attachment her evnccd
b. The klndest attention during her sckn,ss we'll
the grief expressed At her DEATH only be oo,,d b,
the celebrating effect Of time II hoped however aud
believed that their loss will be- her eternal gain
--, ON Friday morning. at the Virginia Hotel.
IN the CIT, o 81 Louis. January 2sth Of inflammation oi
the bowels. larrLErosN. Csn,srY. late oil Lynch
burg. formerly o Palmyra. flu,anna to. Nn, II will
bo great satisfaction 10 the relatives and friends OF the
deceased 10 know that he had every attention and care
taken ohm that ossh, could bedeylsed together with
The most sAliul medical aid His remains followed
10 the grave by the independent Order Of Odd Fellows
oi which he member.
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TAlLOlSI q.
Feb. | 4

"F., the undersigned. having formed partner
W ship under the sly and firm Of HIIL d LEE
for the the purpose Of carrying on the Tailoring
Business, respectfully tender our services our
friends and the public generally We will make all
kinds Of MEMS CLOTHING III The I~i1ES1
FASHIONS, and IN the neatcs manner. We ais
keep on hand Ready Made Clothing. Of good materials
and made in good style, which will sell low Tor cash
Those wishing any thing in our line will please give
call
Our SHOP is next door To Mcssrs Bay & Rncker,
and opposite Samuel b. Thurman.
HENRY HALL.
ROBERT n. LEE.
p. S-We will also do REPAIRING with ncatness
and despatch.
Feb II IL
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! II. IN,

The Commonwealth u ogu,ia. 10 lie Shcri1 II I'm
hcrsi county, Gtoet,g
WHEREAS, robert Rves. administrator Of .let,c
" GARRISON. dec d. heretofore exhibited 10 the late
Superior Court ot Chanecry. ior the District Of lynch
bury, his bill 81 complaint against David =. t,ar
land and Jane II. Garland his wife. W illiam H. Tar
lard, Samuel NJ, Garland, Edward A. Cabe Samuel
Garland and others Whcfenpon sundry proceedings hay
lng bctn had appears from the records and files OF the
SAID Court, remaining IN the Clerks Office of
ouI Circuit superior Court oil Law aud Chancefy Tor
the town u ~ ncburg. pursuant 10 law hni before u
final decree could hn pronounced IN the cause. the DE
PENDANT David :. Garland, departed This lie. ncstate
II Is said and administration oiall aud singular his goods.
caill,s and credits. hath been in due olm cunmlila
W llllam NJ. W alleI Tor Enthusiastically we beng
suppea.d by the Plaintiff. or proper remedy IN this
behalf. and hcne willing that what right aud lust
should be done therein. command you that you mako
KNOWN according 10 Law 10 the said William NJ Wal
Ter administrator OF DAVID =. Garland, decd and
Jane IL. Garland. wdo" of The said David 5 Garland,
decd and to the same William N. Waller and sally
his wife late Sally Garland Gusayus A. Rose aud Ann
). his wife, late Ann : Garland, John Z. Cohl,s and
Jane NJ. his wife, late Jane NJ Garland William II
Garland, Edward A. Cabcll and Mary X. his wife,
late Mary X Garland, Samuel Nj Garland. Patrick /
Garland. Caroline Garland, Iandon {. Garland and
Louisa + his wife, and Alice {. Cabell. George Il Ca
bell David :. g. Cabell, and Lewis b. Cabel Tho four
las, infant children and heirs OF lvlm Cabe decd.
late Elvlra Y. Garland that tles he before the Judge oil
our SAID Circuit Superior Court OF Law and thancery
Tor the town OF l,nchburg, at the Court house IN The
said the first day Of the next term, 10 shew II
any thing for themselves they have say, why
the said suit should not be proceeded IN TO final decree
against the SAID William NJ Waller administrator %
DAVID :. Garland, dec d.. and against tho said Jane II.
Garland widow of the said DAVID =. Garland dec II.
and he William NJ Waller and Sally his wife,
t'ustayus A. Rose and Ann : his WIFE, john T. Cobh5,
aud jane NJ his wife, William II. Garland, Edward
\. Cabe an1 Mnfy II. his wife. Samuel N. Gatland.
Patrick II. Garland Caroline Garland, landon {. Tar
land and Louisa T. his wife, and Alice C., George H..
David :. g. and Lewis Is CaIell, infant children and
heirs OF Eylra Y. CabeII. decd, aio EIylm Y. tar
land the heirs aud ogaieos Of the SAID David :. Gar
land d., agrecably 10 the act Oh Assembly III such
made aud provided, II TO them II shall stem expo
dlcnt-and further 10 do and receive what said Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery. shall III that
part conslder,-And have then there tins writ.-Nlt
ness, David Rodes. Clerk OF said Circuit superior
Court at Lynchburg, this nh day of February 1872,
and IN the Goth year Of the commonwealth.
ID. ROBES, OK
Feb. Ia iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14
OBITUARY..

Died. at Retreat Franklin county, Va, on the 9Th
ult, III the 5oh year OF her age MIS- ELIZA d. MOOR
MAN, co'lsort OF Mr. lhomas eoornan leaving deHo
ted husband, an interesting infant son and numerous
train OF connectons and friends to mourn loss which to
them, is lrrepaabe The Illness which terminated her
earthly existence was OF several weeks Duration and at
times very painful IN Its character-yet such was her
perfect resignation to the VIII OF her Heavenly Father
that she was never heard TO mnrmur or utter word Of
complaint during her aiictioh. Inc peeeaseu expo ,
reneed about ten years ago '''e converting grace on
God since which she has, at all times been Iai'hIal
and devoted follower oil the blessed saviour III the com
munion OF the Methodist Episcopal oh"rch' always
adjoining the doc'ne oil her profession ny an upright
walk da'odiy conversation she possessed IN an EN-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14
Concord Female Seminary.

VIE next session OF this Institution will commence
4 ON the LIST day OF March next, under tho snpcrln
t'ndence OF Miss MARlSSA } GORDON. the FORMER
Goyemcss, whose qualifications and experience rs n
teacher are highly appreciated. The SEMINARY sitna
ted IN the neghborhood OF Old Concord. in Campbell
county immediately the Stage road leading ir-n
l,nchburg 10 Richmond. The character Of Tins neigh
bofhood IN point Of health, morality aud intelligence
needs encoiun where there has been an opp orlnny
ior II 10 be known.
Terms Of tuition heretofore. viz
For Reading Writing, and Arithmetic, s. per sesion oil
months
For English Grammar aud Geography, 81 per scs
sion For higher branches Of English $40 per do
Students will bc charged at the above rates from the
time oi entrance Till the close Of the Session without
deduction or absence, except IN CT proaced sick
Board. including Washing lodging. fuel and light,
may bo obtained in respectable families. convenient 10
the Seminary, at s. per month
VIM. UAMERSLEY. Pres
Feb. ii w3
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The Washington Unl,n Temperance Society will
hold regular meeting this (Monday) evening. a, the
Methodist Protestant Church, al early candlcigh t.
Pollard and Wright. reformed drundarls. members Of
and delegates from the Washington Temperance Society
of Baltimore. will be present and address the meeting
full attendance surgcd and expected by order
}. vol Nc, Secretary.
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ISUrkCr UnH Hair Dresser.
ISAAC IIAII7slSOs,

1Uf o Doors BELOU TIE POST OFFICE
a t.Rh respectfully tenders his most sincere thanks
10 his customers aud tho public generally. for the
rey liberal patronage he has received lie has nov ma
socai.d with hun one o the most accomplished BARRIERS
and Han p,,ors IN the State aud soclis continuance
ol their tyors lls own personal attention will also
be given.
BAllllNG=llls Bathing establishment sill in
ol"railon.-lh rnons well warmed up and nicely
pled, aud HE Baths made m, temperature. HIS tx
.Iohs shall he doubled TO give satisfaction 10 all WIN
may favor HIM with acall.
fei II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

Uolres.-'fhe editor of Woodstock. y b. Telegraph
states that at least two numbered sheep have been de
siroyod in that vicinity and within a short distance.
by wolves. \ mail driver was recently pursued by a
drove OF them, and barely escaped and daring aud
pacious they, that travelling, is supposed will be
come dangerous
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f. d X II II " T. i.

UlHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, belonging to
i VIM u. Lynch:
The handsome House and Lot on Cooke street, for
several years past. the residence of Mrs. fancey.
The Valuable Farm the Lyuchbnrg and Salem
Turnpike, about three miles from town, now Ill they
possession of = Nowlin.
The Houses and Lot near the Toll Bridge. formerly
occupied by -. f.. NJ Black, Tasern and Grocery
The Stables and lot near Johnson's Tavern, lately
KEEP, by 2. r.. Booker, and probably, oneor two sna
Houses MICAlAH DAVIS. u.
Dec. g ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, about the duh or
IL 9th of December last, my negro man PETER
suppose he was thirty five years Of age. rather under
the ordinary height oi negroes he has rather down
look when spoken 10. | expect he is in the neighbour
hood Of Wards Bridge he may have gone the upper
part Of Halifax he has relations living at Daniel
Dcarnetis in said county will give the above reward
if he is delivered me, about miles above Cherless
Ford, on Saunton, Bedford County
RICHARD SNOW
Feb. IA u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

TEXAS.-Gaveston dates 10 the 22d ul,, have been
receiv ed al New Orleans
A letter dated Ausiin January 9Th, says bill pass
ed both houses Of Congress- repudating Texas liabilities
of the LIST of February"
There yet exists great excitement in Texas in respect
to the capture OF the Santa Fe expedition
The Austin Bulletin of the 3ls ult.. states that the
Hon C. Van MSS who had just reached tia, place from
san Antonio had with him public papers from Chihua
hua. giving fuller accounts OF the capture The prisoners
stated that they had fought the Indians from Austin 10
Santa Fe and when they captured, We're complete
" out by fatigue and want of food
CooI, llowARD and { MpwrLI. reported to have
been killed IN attempting 10 escape.
An act 10 fund the Texan debt has passed the Senate.
Also bill authorize the issuing Of 600 exchange
bills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14
kDrs Good y sale.

WILL SELL, on Friday the 18th inst. common
eng nj / O'clock IN the house ale, occupied by MI
r.. Is. 6lbbens ~ general assortment Of Dty
Goods consisting IN part OF J aud l, Dom e,iles. :
and | Bellie,In. Apron Checks Galieoes Flannes
Cotton and Silk llandkefchleis invoice o llue Bon
neis. Also, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots Letter aud
Gap Paper. Cotton uanahufgs. Shoe Thread and variety
Of other articles Tho sale will he continued ON Satul
day. CHS PHELPS Anet
Ian y