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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
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u,n nem "Gcros9lmrrifaniihen @eiunbheltss
@oacaium,'' psrfertist, unb foa fOlSenee
.Rraufbciten unfehlbar heilen :
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Ghmsr,en i'm Osaaen, eun9e, eeber, Gndsn
uuo geite Gerluit bes alppetits Srunfes
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GbrOnild,; Slutfpeien unc. .Srefen Gnrd,'
fat, 9fuhr uno Golf; DDspepfa, wallilnft,
falIcuoe Sndt, blanen 5nlien, persllopfen,
G5eid,wlre uuc MunbeH dlIer srt; Shwas
DIE Olerpen, gieoersefhlagsnbelt uno aue
dnbere 5fraufheiten Der Srauenspsrionen.
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bcn IS @ents bic Bcr, il, bein GGadbifphr ess
ilnierlhtirbeuen Sn paben.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
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Oldr, I'm 10 llhr @crmittags, icH an eem
naulc tes ueritrrbencn SInereas 6rons, IN
Sber Nlifcro Gounlhir, eeda Ganntp, tf'
fcntlit Uef1uft wereen:
Ifcroe uuc 9feree, S'c(hirr, MinteUieh,
Sd,mcine, 9Gi9eu nit SaecN, qfln0e, G99c,
Nol,Ichlitteu, lBinbmuhIe, Strcbbdnf, etnc
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fer, Stducer, rin grdnntpein:SeiieL Scfcn
nit 91rbr, @etten uuO @etilabcL SrqCln,
J,ausuhr nit Salen, Gin ncuer Shmirts
tIasbaI0, Sdmiot9cfd,irr, unc nod allerIct
joouss unc Observation-Disclosures Sn nett
lduftt9 gu meIceH.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
On SQmern.
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Nuentaun, ,cbsr al Der Muhle bee unterSeld,
neten an Der fleinen esdla Sri6e (ebemalS
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
Ocfentltcbe 25mpu.

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AM ndu(e ccs llutsridriebcnen in S,etoelbera
Idunfhip, Gcdd @auutp, fct9cnce 9rtitel
auf 6ffcntld,er 8cucu perfauft wcrren MANS
lid:
WfcrSe unc Yfcrcrs@eitirr, &incpirh, srpei
gGagcu nit gpboies, pfn9e unc Gage, gSino'
miible uuo Strchbanf, 51clSs rmo Sa9c'
Sd,littcu, uub icnit ned pielcrIci 2lrtitcIu Su
wcitlduftig Su mcIcen.
Tic Seoin0uu9cn am @crfdufsta9c une
2Iufparun9 ocu -
9}atG1n @erman.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
0efentlielle e5enNll.

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nm 10 llbr @crmittags, lclen ant Saule eeS
llnterithrictcnen in Ster Sorccr1 Solln'
"Trip, getba @aunt0, frlQeube 9Irttfel ouf 6f'
fcutliber @encu eerfauft merrcnJ udmIicb:
pferte uuc pfcrcc G5eatirr, Rino6oteh
Sdaafc, Elm gutter spei NirIe 9So9cn mo
paoeS, q9iucmnhlc uno Gtrchbnnf, ptln9
uuo @docn, uub irnif ncdi picierIet @auern'
gcrithid,oftcn al weitldutti1 Sn neIocn.
Die @ettn9un9cn an 9erflnfet18e unb
}ufirartun9 prn
2lbrlbam 8crfenftef.
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SSrllCfelt -Stocfs,

Sur6 9Dripat S0aroel III Derfaufcn.
Cine 9ln,ahl griidcn StcdS pou Ger eecba
Srndr BET 2lleutaun, ino an tiIIi9eu Geens
ouusrn sn serianfeu.-- Gas @,.pere erfabrt
man IN Ser Evutcrsi ssS
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
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al vert fan II.
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auf tFcntlid,er 8eneu perfauft ipercen, auf
orm q}latc fsltit
Cine 9eniir Nlantaihe,
oclcaen in GlcsWteitbaa 2auulhip, eeha
@auntp, uneefihr 3 IReilen prn 9IlIsntauu,
qrdnscno an Yuno ron Daniel Gjuth, yereuI
Sdunc, Siaac IrcrcI Sanles Ircrell, Ca'
MEL 8eieel uno anerrc, Gnthaltenb SO 2lder
uuo 1877 9tuthen. Gie 8erbceerIm9en ears
duf finp ciu neues speiiitdistrS
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itemerne Sd,cucr, 36 bci G5 SuB, Ciil Irdm
Rutlden, mo J8elfd,fcrnsgau5, cine Trdm
Sdomlhls Is bci So iSuB, cin 6rdm 91aids
baus, nit emem gcp0ltteH &eller oarunter,
ein nietfCnenoCr 6riinneu INIT etncr pnmre
eulin If nabe oem Slnuie. Die Sd9unbIe
iitbt an bem 9crcon sins, ipcIdcr burd, cos
gone fieet. 8cn eenl Sanec iine nnDefdbr
8 9lcfer Shuomm uue 10 9ifcr S,cljlano.--
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9lpfcI, gaimqorlcn, nit l25 SCrtcn 9lepfeI,
mr aud, ein grc6cr 6oItlteintrud, une ras
glnSe 1T uuter 0uten Semen.
8lethfallS:
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ornre bcwrglide 9lrtifrl pertauft meroeu,
Cine Gau5,lhr nit &olten, Better
uuO ScttIoten, Sfeu nit 9icbr, 4ifde Gjes
pebr, Deet nit @ilchcrfdranf, SHcl;r rmo
Sagos Sdliitcn, Glahstrcd,e, un6 icnlt nct
rtclerlei lrafsl ~ ipsi.lirftiq IN mcleen
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
OcHcntlilfe QSenpll.

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lOllbr @crmittnas, icaeu am 6uule ecs llu'
terfbriebeucn in 9icrbylRAciihdll Iauuidtp,
Qctha Gountp, fCl9ente gIrittsi ouf eHenIl1'
der @enpn pgrfauft perccn, ndmItdh
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g8momntlr rnp Srcttarf, fupferners uuo
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ter unc gcttIacen, 3iltte NIB StnhIe, 5nbcr,
Stiuccr uuc Tiser Gin 8chrefcn. hne icnit
nrth olcrlei Houes, gdlcrn' nno Sllchcll'
GjcrithIhaften su meitIiuftia 81 mcicen.
Cic gcoingnngen AM 8Crfanfeta9c une
gIufwdrturg ccn
Gbrilfian g9ebcr.
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gcnadlrid,toet hermit bic gintpctner cctt
sIIIentann une bas pnblifum uberbaupt, eaB
er ciuen Dferee Sta u eroffnet
hat, geratc binterbob Der Refprmirten 8tr'
die in bieier Stabt ollwO jeeerieit 9emtetbet
ipereeu f6nncn:
Son ben beifen une fi6erifen Dfereen,
gum 9leten roer Subren, io pie aud, jeee
9Irt cins unb 3me'ipiunise Suhrperfe, 'c.--
Od CT INNER oou een beiten 8ntld1er bali,
70 ftnuen pericuen bic es whnidleu, nit St
dlerheit ouirgenb enen Srt gebraft prreen.
9Iuf 8efehl reroen pferbe NIB Huhrwerfe St
0erlrnrn'an irqeno rinen Srt osr Stdot 9eS
trdd't; uno uberhaupi feine Wuhe iclI ere
fpari iperorn in @rfnllun9 aIler Gefeble.
Seiur preiic fiub b II q, unb or hcfft
tnrd, Iitnttltd,e 8cticnnn9 auf reidlide lln'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
ClSerpelt perlangt.

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eebriuuaen, Die oas GIefddft ;u erierneu
,pnnlhen, tperpen icateih bel Dem llntep
fdriebenru in Der Stdet 2liIertduu oerlangt.
9lae fSnnen anf pcrtheiIbafte Secin9unsen
rednen. W2an melre ildp beI
@barie5 9Sieano.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-02

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AM offcntIidher 8eneu perfauft ipereen, auf
bent Dlase fsltit
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17
A NEW SERIES OF
TEMPERANCE TALES.
BY I. 5. ARTH UR,
AUTHOR OF SIX NIGHTS WITH THE
wASHISGToNIANo, ETC.

THE extensive and still increasing sale,
and wide spread popularity of Mr.. Arthur's
Six Nights with the Washingtonians,' and the
urgent entreaties Of many distinguished lead
ers in the Temperance cause, have induced
the subscribers to make an arrangement with
that admirable writer to furnish another series
of Tales from real life
These Tales viii be published in sixteen
weekly numbers, at the low price Of sir and a
quarter cents per number, neatly stitched up
in handsome covers, suitable for preservation.
To those who have read the former series Of
Mr.. Arthur's Temperance Tales, it need not
be said that the forthcoming series will be not
only deeply interesting, but will be calculated
to do immense service to the great cause
which they are designed to promote. Like
the six nights with the Washngtonians, the
subjects viii be drawn from real life, and it
will be the object of the author to depict the
horrors of drunkenness in all its varied and
appalling forms, exhibited in different
classes and conditions of society, as we'll as
to show the remedial means which Temper
ance associations furnish. In accomplishing
this object, Mr.. Arthur will bring to his aid
the same acute observation, the same truthful
delineation, the same clearness of narrative.
and the same lofty morality, which have mar
ked his former productions and it NAV be
confidently predicted that, through the infiu-
ence he will thus exercise, many an ipebriate
will be rescued from the fangs of the destroy
er.
Address, postage paid,
Cooley Is M'MICHAI..
Publishers Hall, i0l, Chesut ST., Phil.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17
Egany facts i'm few Words.

A legal stone,of fourteen pounds, Or
the eighth Of All hundred in England, are
sixteen pounds in Holland.
The tathom six feet, is derived from
the height Of full grown man. 4 hand
in horse measure, is -four inches.
An irish mile is twenty-five hundred
and forty yards Scotch mile is nine
teen hundred AID eighty -four yards an
English or statue mile, seventeen and six
y yards German. eighteen hundred and
sixty yards; Turkish, eighteen hundred
aud twenty-six yards.
An acre is forty eight hundred and for
~ square yards, or sixty yards, one
foot eight and half inches each way. A
square mile, seventeen hundred and six
~ yards each way CONTAINS six hundred
and forty acres.
The Christian era was first used, in
counting time. at Rome, 10 5-27 adopted
IN France. in $50; in Spain, 1850: and
10 Portugal, 14l0. The early Christians
dated from the accession of D:oclesion.
in ISL.
The Persians give name to every day
M the month, just as We give them to
days of the week.
A man IS taller in the morning than at
night, TO the extent of half an inch, or
more, owing to the relaxation OF the car
tilases.
The Esquimaux attain the height OF
but tour ieet three inches, and the MoouI
iarters but four feet nine inches.
The human body consists of two hun.
dfed and lorty bones, nine kinds of art,-
eulatIons or jolnines, one hundred Cart
lagos or liyaments, four hundred muscles
or tendans, and one hundred nerves. be-
sides blood arteries, veins, &c.
Riley asserts, that Arabs, in the desert,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in The CLERKS Office ofthe Cir
chit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the County of Page, OH Monday the Sd
dav of October, 1942; Isaac Overall, plain
till, AGAINST James Johnston and Elizabeth
his wife, John Young Johnston, Thomas Y.
5ohnston, Jane Bishop and william Young,
defendants. amended and supplemental
bill to a cross bill Of defendant OUeraA, in
Chancery
TEtHE defendants, James Johnston and Eliz
II abeth his wife, John Young JohnsT on
Thomas Y. Johnston and Jane Bishop, not ha
wing entered their appearance and given secu
rity, according to the act of assembly and the
rules Of this courts and it appearing by salts,
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this state; on motion of the plaintiff, by his
counsel, II is ordered. That the said defend
ants do appear here on the first Monday in
January next, and enter their appearance, an
swer the plaintiffs bill. and give security for
performing the decree of the court; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Sentinel of the Valley, newspaper pub
lished at Woodstock, for two months success
sively, and a copy posted at the front door Of
the court house of the said county of Page.
copy-Teste. WN. c. LAUCK, &C
October l3, 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17

live two llUn.lced years.
The foot ofthe Chinese female. from
the heel to the great toe, is only four
inches long.
Total abstinence fcom food above sew
en- DAYS. is fatal TO man, but there are in
stances of surviving after longer period
{ A Religious fanatic. in 1889. determined
TO fast forty DAYS but died on the SIX
teenth.
In marching. soldiers take seventy-fve
steps per minute; and in charging, one
hundred and fits steps.
The Hindoos have the art of personal
ing death, so as to deceive able surgeons.
An elephant bre.l 10 war stands firm a
gainst volley Of musketry. and thirty
bullets in the flesh will net kill him.
Fish are drawn towards a light they
assemble to be fed by the-sound of a bell,
and are fond of music.
A chestnut tree on Etna. is one OF
hundred and ninety-six4eet round, close
to the trunk.
Potatoes planted below three feet do
NOT vegitate: at one foot they grow thick
est, aud at two feet they are retarded
two OF three months.
The mahogany tree is full grown in
two hundred years. Cypress trees are
known to be eight or nine hundred years
cid.
There are no solid rocks in the arctic
regions. owing to :he severe frosts.
Fossil bones of the lizard, twenty fou,
feet in length. equal to the dragons Of
antiquity, have been found in Bavaria.
'he surface Of the sea is estimated at
1906 10000 square mile, taking the
whole surface OF tue globe at 1917, OOO.-
900 squire miles. It's greatest depth is
supposed to i equal to the height of the
highest mountain. or four miles.
Fresh water begl,fs to freeze at thirty
two degrees, called tie freezing point !;
but salt water does not tleeze I'LL thirty
eight and half degrees.
Of one hundred parts into v 'ich the
surface of the earth NAV be divide j.. Flu
rope contains seven, Africa twenty-c ne,
Continental Asia shirty- three. New Hoii
land, &c. eight, South America, fifteen,
North America sixteen.
A cylinder. of water, nay be converted
into ice. by placing it in live pounds of
sulfsrate df>soda, and four pounds of sui
phuric acid. at thirty-six degrees, well
mixed. The ice is extracted for use by
putting the cylinder in hot water.
Extreme cold produces the same per-
ceptlon on the Skin as great'heat. When
mercury is frozen at forty degrees below
zero, the~sensatior Of the skin is the same
as That of touching red hot iron.
The sound of thunder may be heard for
twenty Or twenty-five miles, Or with the
ear to the ground much more. Light
ming is reflected one hundred and fifty or
two hundred Enthusiastically Chyuniczs
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
SECOND EDITION OF THE
'Hsstorycfthe Valley

VHNHE undersigned has devoted much time
IL and pains in revising, correcting, improv-
ing, and extending to the present period, the
HIsToRY o. THE VALET" In fact. the Sc
cond edition, when completed,wiil be far sup
erior, in every point, to the first.
1t is deemed unnecessa al this time, to re-
fer to the contents of this book. Suffice it to
say, that it is precisely what its name imports,
history Of the Vally Of Tirgiraia. from the
period of its settlement a correct detail OF
those thrilling and interesting events and incl
dents that are, or at least ought to be, familiar
to all.
Many testimonials, from gentlemen of
known and acknowledged respet liability and
high standing might here be adduced to prove
the value and importance of the work but
the undersigned prefers testing 1t by much
more satisfactory way let the public Judge
for themselves.
have had repeated and urgent calls, from
various quar-, tersto come out with the work {;
but not being able, from the infrmnities of
age. TO see the people personally upon the
subject, and not having the pecuniary means
to publish it, have been unable to do so, as
much as 1 desire to issue it.
My object now u.s. first, to ascertain, as far as
possibly, the extend of patronage that can be
obtained; and in the second place, if sutfici-
ent to justify its publication. to make some ar
rangement to raise the funds necessary to pur
chase paper, &c, for its publication. 1t is
hoped that no obstacle may prevent the sue
cess of the enterprise. Respectfully.
SAMUEL KERCHEVAL.
Middletown, July IA, 1912.
~ Those Editors in the Valley who will in
sert this Prospectus months, shall receive a
copy of the work finished and bound ,incasc it
can be published. S. X.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17
From the ,Staustton Spectator.
WESTERN ASYLUM.

We were net little surprised and graft
lied, on a late visit to our Lunatic As;-
lum, to see that a portion of the male pa
tents had found new means of amuse-
ment and eXercise-and one with which
they seem to be particularly delighted.
They have an organized military compa-
ny; and, some thirty or more of them,
were
--s'formed in ranks,
"Playing, at beat of drum, their martial
pranks.'
They parade, we understand, two or
three times week, and are making
some progress in tactics. Their dress
and accoutrements, so far as they at
tempt any thing en- miHtaire, are, to be
sure, rather fantast!cal; but there is an
extravaganza OF taste allowed to SOL
dlers. and we do not see why our friends
at the Asylum should not be equal,
privileged.
An interesting incident occurred. a
few days ago, in connection with this
company Just asst was about to be
dismissed from parade. one of the off,
GERS Ia patient, undertook to address it,
HIS subject was ORD na;--and gentleman
who was present informs US that it was
one OF the most thrilling and spirit-stir-
ring appeals he ever listened to. He
was able to recollect only single SEN
tence OF It.-"The world calls US Luna
tics" said the speaker; .'bat we will
show them that we are good citizens;
and that we know how TO appreciate, and
how TO practise, that great first principle,
Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-17
T A | NJ 0 UTH
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yESHE subscriber has lately had cons;gn-
n ments of 1000 lbs. of superior Gotten
Yarn, in bales of 900 lbs each, and vasiously
assorted from No. to IA.
BY virtue of an agency and arrangements
made with the proprietors Of this Factory, !
can deliver yarn into the ware houses OF mer-
chants ofPage, Shenandoah and EoekIngham'
atprecisely the prices charged at the Factory
in Falmouth or Richmond, free OF carriage, Tor
six months credit, al FIVE per cent. discount
for cash.
GABRIEL JORDAN
I.uray, October IA, lo4t.-y
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OFFICE OF THE LEEsBURG
& Genius of Liberty"
FOR sale.

M iSHlNG to engage in other business,
w we offer this establishment for sale
Inc location is remarkably healthy neighbor.
nood' and the Office in a fiourishing condition
ior country paper. TO practical Printer
with q moderate sized family the situation
WOULD prove advantageous. If the purchase
money be well secured, the terms will be made
Every necessary information
will be given on application to the Editor
ana II by MAIL to be post paid. fully 80.
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G. & N Popplein. NJ IN liberty stu
DIR. Didier, No Sc March Market Place
F. Heitzelberger, corner of Gay and Sara Z
toga streets n
G. X. Tyler, norner of Market and 1Ign {,
street.
Also of F Cafian, corner of and 7tL0 -
streets. Q =
" Gunton, corner Of Pennsy Ivania Ave
n,Se and 9th street. ~
- Watkins, corner Of PeHBsyfyaniaG
and 4th street. ~
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DEEDS OF B.4RG.ALN' g. S.9LE
and.aIso DEEDS OF T,PUST-W.4R.
.R.4.N1'S. EXECUTIONS, NOTES.
Sc. for sale at this Office.
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
Wootlstock-Sibert & Dinges =
Strasburg-Bird, Lee & Co.
Iom'S Brook-J & D. Grabill.
Columbia Fnrnace-Hupp, Machir & CO.
Stony Creek-Rchard Miller
Mount Jackson-Jobn N. Hi & Co.
Ne" Markell D. Zirkle s. Brother.
PAGE COUNTY.
Luray-Gabriel Jordan.
Baltimore Office Corner of Light Mercer.
July 4, ls4i-v.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-02
Correspondence of the United States Gazette.
NEW YORK, Sunday, p. NJ.


The Hayre packet ship Vile de Lyon, Capt Stod-
dard, has just arrived from Havre bringing PARIS
dates to the eth inst. The only news of interest b,
this arrsa IS that brought by the Overland Mail from
India, being of the 9th August from Bombay, Aft.
ghanistan, 10 the 80 Of that month and from China
TO the 9TH June
The Chinese town of Chapoo has been captured by
the English after slight resistance. The town is
described the celebrated city and mart of the Chr
nese trade with Japan All was quiet in Canton
The Canton Price Current gives the following account
OF the Tea and Coffee barter Teas are rather dear
er IN consequence of the anxiety lately shown to sell
Bombay Cotton and for which parties are compelled
to take Teas; the teamen are fully aware Of the
quantity OF Cotton on It's way here they will doubt
less hold out for higher rates for Teas which 10 the
present scarcity OF cash. parties will be compelled to
take for their Cotton
Ii was the general preston at Bombay that the
British forces would advance on Cabul they had an
overwhelming force collected for this purpose but
experienced great difficulty from the want of camels
for transportation.
The English prisoners in the hands OF the Attshans
were treated with the utmost kindness and consdera-
ton.
Spanish paper states that the difficulties between
the United States and the Emperor of Morocco have
been nearly brought 10 satisfactory termination by
the dismissal of the Wee Governor of Tangiers
The London money market looked rather better N
consequence of tie Tears OF further failures among
The corn dealers haNaag been allaycd.