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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

6NiF coparnersip heretofore existing IN this place
Il under tire firm OF Turner, Burwel. \ Co has been
renewed and the concern will continue 10 do business
at their old stand Their stock of Guods, which they
believe To be ono Of the best in the place will be sold
'hef by Wholesale retail, at very reduced prices,
those who may favor them with 4 call.
In addition 10 their stock Of Dry Goods. they have
good assortment of Sugar. Coffee Salt, &c. &c which
viii be sold at the lowest market prices.
TURNER, BURWELL s Co
August limits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

dnty =. imported Ia American vessels from bs509 The
CAPE. and cslne.
The CHAIR pronounced The motion to be no, hsw in
order.
NJ. NEHEMIAH. though not Satisfied with the
rectHtss Of the decisau submitted Ia H. and gave notice
that at proper time he would make tho motion. lie
accompanied this notice with remarks explanatory
81 the which I'D him Ia the he had adopt
nl.
We soldofn saw the House more profoundly silent
and attentive than daang This 5fief address.
And The House adfGraod.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
M riss..a amendments 10 tha, .ns,ru

ted States HIM rteF.d amendments 10 thai lns,fo
ment.) the resolution was fejectea.
Mr.. WISE moved reconsideration Of the vote by
which the sid resolution had been rJected.
Mr.. w. Cat ~ minutes before iye) proceeded to I'D
dress the House, aud spoke for about hall sn honf.
Mr. WISE; yielding TOT mutton 10 that effect, which
prevailed lie lianse adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

4 Good Rcpa'fee.-A Democratic lawyer Of this city
with II bundle OF Bankrupt papers under his arm.
meeting Wing triend, day or two since. exclaimed
llow much we are obliged 10 You Wings for that glo
rious Bankrupt I.awi'
Rather thank your own party, that it made the
bankrupts,' was the ready and appropriate rcoinder.
Stu'a,uidh RcDfLHcan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
TOBACCO.

American Wheat. free IS per 20 lbs; (n bond) fine Is
ID; nIddng and inferior Gs sd Us Cd present duty IS
per qr
FL0U R.-l'ree, sos Cd, Sis Cd per Dbl; in bond
Sweet PCS a 2js Cd; present duty 3sl 0d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
E4ElSsssEssIs2ss INSTITUTE
EOkS so s47'L R.sDEE..S,
CONDUCTED BY
IL VIZ. ANEp fErg&. IsStANY.

ESs ANES EEsS. HsbsASA.
fEUllS INSTITUTION will be re opened for The re
a cepon Of pupils un Monday, August l9lh next.
The course 1l instruction is fall ana ellicenl-coups-
ing the various departments Of Ancient aad Modern Lit
erdtnfe, Mathematical aud Natural Scences,Jesi cal
culated to desehpe the powers Of the youthful mind,
and secure gfitd and finished education.
The apartments are large anl coiam .d9as, and being
lately furnished with Piano Forte, Globes, and other
necessary Mathematical instruments II IS confidently
hoped that the experience ami atlannenls OF TIE teach
crs may aYoab recommend them to the patronage Of
the public. The Musical department viii be conducted
by Mr.. Damer, well known this community as a dis
tlnguishol teacher OF Vocal and instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made IN the terms,
with the view to accommodate class Of young pupils,
Omitted to ieeice) and otherwise the demands OF
the continuity.
Terms per Session of ) months.
Tuition in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, }
English Grammar, Geography. History sc. $40 80
pupils under The ace ofl2 years
Over the are of : years So 90
With Composition, Rhetoric. Globcs, As III ~
tronomy Philosophy, Chemistry. sc. ca ~
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra. O0
Geometry, Algoba and frgononctry. with the con
strlclon OF Maps, Charts, Sc. extra Z 90
M8sc al Professor Terms, 800
Use u Piano Forte %
lrse of Globes and 5thcr Mathematical instruments 1
Stationary including Pens, Ink, aud slate poucs o.
Board, Washing. &c G2j'
To be paid, III all cases. in advance
REFERENCES.
The III. Rev. = \. NJ Coshry, Ep. Bishop Michigan.
The RI Rev. DR.. Johns, \ ZIP. Bishop, Virginia.
The Row 'fhonas Atkinson, iyachburs.
The Rev. james Doughen do
The Rev. d. VI. Wharton. Bote.onrt, Va.
The lion. Nn. Woodbridge, tx. Gov. Of Michigan,
The Hon. A. s. Porter, l. 5. 5. Michigan.
Charles I<ni;sir NJ. d. Pr. Nod Ian. University va.
John Prcntiss, \. NJ Es-Presiden Baltimore College.
Brnz Mayer. EsI. Sccy Of Legation L. 5. to Mexico.
Sanl'I Garland ! lln & Moan \
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sstcisQS.

More fieais.-!l rdnorel in Boston, few days
ago, that Gov. Lincoln, the Collector and Mn Gordon
the Postmaster, 10 be removed soon as Con
gfess hdourns
The Globe calls Mr.. Adams a baid ho,uet'-
This Is ncw speeches, but, presume, admitted 10
have a severe sting.
a Rorc Of Dropsv.-Tbc Worcester Spy states
that DIR Carter Of Lancaster. Mass tapped one of his
dropsical patients the 2d oJnly, and took from her
about haa barrel ot water, weiehng hur,lrca and
hirtyPouads She IS doing we'll since the operation
Tobacco Grip il, The Dca.--Tle Nashville Banner
o the 9TH lust says:--"An extensive tobacco grower
from Robertson county, who has LARGE growing crops
both III Robertson county and the adjoining county OF
Todd IN Kentucky, III conversation with few days
since. gave 1t rs ms oplhlon, that there would not be
yield ol moro than two thirds Of an average crop in those
counles. Rep5s equally unlavorable have rrnched
from other toharco growing sections OF Middle Tennessee
aud Kentucky"
Niodcr.--'rhe Petersburg lnelligoncer of August Is
says-''No learn from gentleman from Luncnburg,
that man by the name oi " lillian Naearland wa
stabbed IN thai county on Monday last, by another hy
ihu name of Griffin Bayne. The wound caused the
death oil MaeiuGnd Oh the next day Bayne has been
arrested and committed to jail To await his trial. We
learn that the quarrel arose between The parties while in
state OF intoNcatqn. This is another evidence
mong the hundreds that daily occurring, of the evil
effects ol rom drinking
BuLwrR's forthcoming novel. The asst arthe Bar
ons, is announced IN two editions by the iarpes. Of
Them for twenty five cents by the New World IN an
extra Tor Is. eenisj aud by the Brother Jonathan for
shilltne
Captain CntRLes ELLIOT. the new British Consul
AT Texas, arrived at New Orleans ON the 9Th instant
on his way to that Republic Captain T.. it will be
rcrllocted WAS the commander Of the British forces in
ohna when the war with that country fist broke out.
Rather FIRE. on a shirt .lequaiaiulcc-'rhe Cincia
matt MeroseopeSays that the elephant day lastweck
white the performance was uainU on reached his trunk
into lady bosom aud took an apple out much 10 the
higho the young lady aul iheamsoncnl Of the crowd
Receipts q Tobacco at .Ns,r Orleans. august s.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

confidence revive business, dispcl the dark cloud
that now o'ershalows US and light Il? once more
The land of the prairie; with the sunbcams Of
prosperity.
This is what our farmers should have dome long
ago. Last fail there vas good demand i,r wheat
in Chicago and at fair price. An immense
quantity was taken there and sold, and our far
mers took Illinois money in payment. Now, why
WIS this done Certainly not because they could
get no other; but only because the, did not de-
mand il. The consequences we now realize. In
steal Of having good eastern money circulating
among rs as might have been the case, we have a
worse circulating medium than we ever have had I;
and Tie farmer who van!y thought hc was rcceiy-
ing 5 and 81 10 per bushel for his wheat, now
ends that it brought him barely 20 cent?, much
less than wheat is worth now in Chicago. The
truth is, many Of them were eloriously bit. Has
experience taught ihem wisdoml VIII they be
bit cgqig !?
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13
tsl:nlc ISLAND.

The constitutional war in Rhode Island wakes
hotter and hotter. A special session OF the lcE.s-
nature was convened at Providence on the .Jh
uiL BY Gov. King Of the anti.sunuga party. In
his message to that body, the governor, at,ra brief
review Of the current events, since tie adjournment
of the general assembly, suggests the prorrcty of
making requisiiion upon the president Of the L..
Sac. '7r sil % I-l down .h5 ao1as,i, violence
,..J which ,h%s.a.e II ,a5ta.,asj, end s1on-
...al4 tia appointment 81 4 hyail Of eoun-, &C.
l1;.s1 All consult with tie executive and thc Or
Ean.Laion OF such military force as shall be
deemed necessary nfhe present exgency. Fart
only Of Tie above Recommendations were adopted.
No rcquisition'was made on the Vresidcntfur aid,
but board OF counseors was appointed, and the
governor was Authorized to take whatever mea-
surcs he may deem necessary to protect and de-
fcnd the public property Of the state; to recall any
arms or cannon loaned by the general assembly to
any Of the independent or chartered companies 0!
the state; and to Gil any vacancy that may exist
in the officers of the states militia This was all
the action the legislature deemed necessary on the
occasion, inasmuch as the regular session Of the
assembly viii convene at Newport in week OF
two,
The peoples Legislature conyenes a, Providence
on the 81 inst, and general invitation was given
to all military companies to act as an escort On the
occasion.
The people are eXhoTting each other to keep
their cows at home, lest anothersh suffer mar.
'yrdom. Notices are stuck up in the streets oil
Wanted, 900 men for Gov. King.
standing army of cow-kiIlcrs!" Men are march
ing through the streets with arms, and the COVER
nor is expected TO attempt to take the states arms
artillery, &c. away from the disa1ected
Affairs look squaIIy-Ihc, people seem 10 have
made up their minds to meet whatever may come
The landholdcrs show 10 disposition to yield OF
compromise. II ia understood they have infor
nation that no assistance can be obtained from
Washington and, therefore, as they have the
treasury in their hands, they will have as good q
fight as they can buy Cor the money.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

The Quincy Herald, OF the 9Th inst. says; '.On
last Tuesday the agents appointed by the Cover
nor TO select the lands granted 10 the State Of Hi
nois under the Distribution Law, Left this city for
the north part of the State where The lands lie
The agents are Maj, Judy ard Gen. ), Whitesidc
I'd Madison county. Col Wa. G. Gteenup, o.
Fayspe, Gen. Living, oi Mou'gomerr, d. I. :
Berry Cd AicXsnder Van. Carl.n, u Green, and
D, :. ". Rogers, John d. Young, and WIN. II.
Carlin, of Quincy. They have to select some
thing upwards of q 900 acres Of land, in tracts
Of go acres each, granted to the tate by the
Distribution law-seycn sections Of land for sc1i-
mary purposes, which is the residue of a Grant
made by Congress in 1913, AMI nine sections OF
Canal lands The Canal lands were located
once, but through some inadyeitcncy of the Gene
raj Government they were sold, Which renders a
second location necessary. The task Of selecting
desirable lands in as large tracts as 800 acres,
without interfering with prescriptions anil other
claims, will, we havcno doubt, be very difficult
1t is likewise necessary that the selections be
ulauc Us speeulIy az possioe' o'"''"'SS 'h' 'Iu-
sales, which take place in some Of the Districts in
June next,wiIl render the matter more vexalious.
Were il not that the sales take place at early
day,it would be Of advantage to the interests Of
the State, that the agents should have ample time
TO make thorough examination Of all the lands
from which they are to make the selection, in or
der that they may select the best of them. How
ever, we have the utmost confidence in the judg-
ment and copability of the gentlemen who have
been appointed by the Governor to make these
/ selections
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

Propo'ed Indian Treaty--The Missourian
published at Independence, Mo- of the 23l ult.
says: The principal Chiefs of the Sac and Fox
nation, have made application to the Department,
of War, asking permission TO visit Washington
City, for the purpose Of concluding treaty for
the ccssion to the General Government of one
half their lands in Iowa Territory. They are
very anxious to sell. They deem this step ne
ccssary, it is presumed, from the fact that the
Traders have refused to credit them for all goods,
except articles Of actual necessity"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13
From the New York sun.
The British Empire ia Eua;n.

The recent news from the old world
renders 1t morally certain that there has
commenced another Of those bloody wars
which have marked every step in the
progress of British power in India. That
power is destined sooner or later to be
overthrown; lis hour of doom NAV be
nearer at hand lhan is generally supposed ,
and its fall will cause the whole empire
of Great Britain to tremblc on lis deepest
foundations.
Al! quarters Of the globe have felt the
tread of the iron heel Of British power;
every land and every sea have witnessed
their conquest, and been plundercd by her
armies and nayics, but no where has she
found booty so rich and extensive as in
Z. "rhat sweet Indian land
Whose air Is balm; whose ccrca.i spreads
Der coral rocks md amber beds;
Whose mountains pregnant by the beam
OF the warm sun with diamonds teen;
Whose rivuc,s are Ike rich brides,
Lovely, with gold beneath their tides;
Whose samdle groves and bowers OF spice
Might be a Pcrl's Paradise"
At home in her fast anchored Isle"
she rules less than twenty-five millions of
subjects, and about ninety thousand square
miles of territory; in India size rules
more than one hundred millions of SUBJ
jects, and territory of more than mil
lion square miles. A brief notice of this
mighty Empire cannot at this time be UNI
acceptable to our readers.
The first charter of the East India
Company WAS granted by Queen Eliza
beth, on the last day of the sixteenth
century, For more than a hundred and
fifty years they modestly contented them
selves with few factories and trading
houses for commercial purposes, wiihou,
openly attempting to subdue the country
by conquest, and always yielding a vii.
ling Submission to the ruling Princes.
But in 1856 the long wished for excuse
for tongues, was found, Suraiec Dow
lab, war-likc prince, who was then upon
the throne, attacked Calcutta and captured
the English residents, amounting in all,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

b Dilb.--The BuT,io Economist of tic o9,h
ult. says: Our docks presented Il lively scene
this morning. The Cleveland and Constitution
were up for Detroit, flags nying-stcam up--run-
ners in abundance-and opposition of the strong.
est kind-f,re to Cleveland g, to Detroit So
The little Red Jacket Haunting in all the glory of
paint and yarnish started for Erie and the Water
loo for the Falls All was life and animation.
We counted upwards of twenty canal boats
nearly or quite loaded, and ready for departure"
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HPpocyote', the physician, lived about four
hundred and fly years before Christ. He was
remarkable ior his success in curing diseases,
Gle improved his knowledge by collecting all
the remarks of his predecessors" says Millot, the
historian, "and was himself better observer
than any of them" When asked what medi-
cincs he had found mos, e!iicacious, he replied.
the most simple, and as little of them as posi-
bIe'' Is this Homeopathy !-N,w W,JM.
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TWEHTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS-,
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Firida War.--It is now said that really aud
truly the Florida Indians are 50 nearly used W
thatthere are only riney warriors lclltherc, Gu,
army is every other day capturing squaw ortwo,
and a few children and negroes; and. in the mean
time, some way has penncd the lo,lowing:-
" Hurrah for our lads Of the sabre and trigger!
In history S pagcs'they'II make great ligger
No heroes on record were Drawer or bigger
They've captured three children, two squaws,
and a niger,
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4 Fish S.ory.--One of our exchanges states
that Captain Barney, of Nantucket has succeeded
in taking a number Of whales with the all of a
.sw"rd-fsh and thrasher. These fish are trained
to the business after the manner of falcons, and
being let loose from cage, that is towed by the
ship, they cntGfa shoal of whales, select the lar
sest and latest, and soon close up his earthly
concerns
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lsl who, has Loo, tho rosnI, wh,, ,Lo
amount Of cynopIi,nrc rrom March /
Isu. to March + Is1o and c,r the ,c,r
pro,ious Sc
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

II appears that the steamboat proprietors have
got sick of running on their Gown hook" The
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, of the 81 inst.
says: "An arrangement we understand has been
entered into between the various s,eam-boa,
owners to renew the consolidation upon tn.
Lakes, adopting the tariff of prices as published
10y us on the opening of navigation. Capt. VIII
keson, of the Perry, led off the dance thu morn.
ing"
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1eLUa lOAmteeyS.-W observe that the four
PIt'sburshers who joined a company of Texan
Volunteers at Mobile to march To the wars" have
all been elected officers of said COMPANY MI.
Birmingham is ID sergeant; Isaac Flecson. and
corporal; James II. Marsh Sd corporal; and VIM.
u. Flceson, lth corporal NmuE
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TIE Clorca Fooi Representative mouta.pcce
oil The Abolitionists in t.c United States called
the Boston Lbcrator," in announcing the an.
nual Abolition Convention, which met in Nc,y
York on the lth inst, boldly aud unbushinry
Proclalms that It's purpose is 20 adopt measures
fora R+pcm efme Union crthe Siatcg--and that
the subject will occupy the deliberations of the
Convention!
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we learn from the Worcester Spy, ;hai during
a thunder storm on tho 25th ul, tho dycllip,
house OF Mr. Lawson Wood, in West l,rookGeld,
was struck with lightning aud considerably iniur.
cd and trout ia he pcH u0, kiIsJ,
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The accounts from Rochester represent the
wheat crops that section of country, recovering
rom the sicky appearance they at first exhibited,
aud ailording prospect Of more ahundan. harvest
Than has been presented for ten or fifteen years
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There seems to be no end to the variety Of de-
eislons upon the bankrupt law. Judge Story, of
Massachusetts,, it is asserted, is inclined to the
idea that the bankrupt law only ubsolycs from
debts relating to this world.
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administrators Notice.

A LII. persons having claims against
IA the estate of Isaac Thorpe, late
OF l.asalle county, deceased, are hereby
notified and requested 10 presen, the same
to the subscriber, administrator Of said
estate, or to the probate justice Of said
county, within nine months from the date
hereof JOEL ALVORD,
Administrator.
May 10, 1872, 5l-.4w