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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

SIR Rahort Peel admitted that he did nat anticipate
from this measure any material and immediate relief 10
tie existing distress lie did not attribute that distress
10 the corn laws. lie ascribe ii To variety Of other
causes temporary in theirnatuTe
SIT Robert defended his Proposition at great nth hut
rs if seems 20 Va. with no feeling Of confidence.
5fd John Russell disscned isnn the principle q the
sliding scale. and moved an amendment test, which
after debate Of three days. ueeatIyed m the II
ull.. IL % 2ai.
The Narspite 81 Captain I.efl John Hay, with the
Right Hon. Lord Ashburion and suite On lsafi sailed
from Portsmouth tho 18th ri February having II ap
rears sailed once previous and pnt back
Srifr ~ TIRE MisisrRY.-1he Duke Il buckingham
resigned his in the cabinet IN consequence Of differ
cnre IN lhe subject Of the Com Laws. The Duke of
nnrelaHeh WAS appointed his successor
Christening qfftc Prince d Hoics-1he Young
Prince has Icen chrsrnud. receiving tie name Of
thrn Edward. after his father and grandfather. Inter
mieae accounts are given in the iondun papers If the
ceremonial with a its attendant spfnd4r. hut have
ma rom f1r ans q them to-day. \ swarm o royalties
were present lram diver part oi Eumpe.
Ind Norpeth has lost his election for Parliament in
The city If Dublin having receiving i35 ,otos while
his Tory opponent, W H. Gregory, receiving 3,s25.-
GhFeiy = maJ ny, %90
\ strange indictment had been brought against Lord
hsit0rfon. Francis Barring and Humphrey Midway or
conspiracy 70 bfhe certain members Of the AlcSco lie
gsaiafe 10 pass bill to prevent Foreigners ffom holding
land within that State. Tie indictment found by
the grand mry and introduced II the Central Criminal
Court Tho Court decided II had no jurisdiction and
the case was dismissed.
Sif ialou Peel has been bumi IN oiligy Is mob al
Maneheste IN account OF his reeeh in ilyar Of tho
sliding scale.
Accounts II the most dcporable description have been
received al llNdfs. respecting the less o immense
number 81 vess' during The 1ighlRd hurricane. 1t has
been assfainod HAT upwards ot % vessels wreck
ed during The MI d tAe 2Gth Of January
FRANCE.
I'll. aayircs Gam PARIS are Ia tic IGlh If T,br,,,,
inclusive. prstraced debate ON electoral rr,nn IN
the baHhrr Of Dennti,s terminated ON The I5th IN
majority Of II Efmniblcrs
The iraty f.r the Suppression the slave trade
cunccdne the right Of scaic.had not been ratified by
Ianee Tho London papers admit that the concession
is against ic declared opinion q the chamber Of DcIm
tics and the ration hit ,ndcHor IN console themselves
with the insurance hat some a III notifications If the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

HON Join QUINCY ADAMs.-Thc versatility
Of talent Of is Venerable cid Statesman Is truly Won
derfu and s3fRolimCs surpTisf even MI Adams own
friends by the reu afahe readiness with which. III the
midst Of the greatest excitement and even oianey con
traYersy liz will turn asde sr passing monloBt, IL At
1fd evidence "a his paHcfs N wholly different
capacity and thru again f.nfn the of contro
Yorsy wnlinew life. Oue Of the ma5t remarkable in
stances Of tins versatility Of genius, occurred al Tho
commemorate VI Adams recent exciting collision
with the ll1tspar, Of s1uticu urasn. on Tie rghi pi
petition On tho ZOth ut. one Of tie editors of the At
las bring in Washington aud having Len promised by
Mr. Adams lines II original ioelIy, AS an ant1-
graph ff friend, rcqatatluga colleague ct Mr.. Adams
ID remind the latter OF lbs PROMISE intending 10 leave
thu city the following day. On that Ytr} day had
mtncod the fist attac, up5u Mr. Adams. in consequence
Of his presenting IctIion supposed by him ia be genn
NJ bat Afterwards shown IL be- forgery, pra}n9 iJr
is removal from the head II the Committee Foreign
affairs An angry and heated debate followed. And
while the louise were III the act Of taking the yeas and
nays upon some motion IN reference 10 the pre- senaiion
II this supposed petition. Mr.. Adams sat down 10 CON
ply with the request. And. IN The midst e all the
ecmoni Il the moment; and Immediately subsequent 10
one Of th1se terrible explosions Of angr and Indignation,
which Mr.. tlans's friends 20 much ro.fe' and which
lone ever en- c his enemies 10 ,bian for the moment any
lemplmry advantage over him, he wrote the following
beautiful yolalon of our State motto. The following IS
al exact copy Of the autograph
hlanus haze nlmca tyra mis-
Ense petit placllam sub libertae qnloem.
This Land. 10 lymnt5 ever sworn the foe
For freedom only deals The deadly blow;
Then 5healles in calm repese the Yengfll blade.
For gentle Peace in Freedoms halloeed Glade
,ions QrNcs ADAMS
II. X. E. s, Washington, 10Th Jan, Isl2.
Dos. .iias
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

MealN AaksNsAs.-NL Madam rnmor, says the Bates
VIE News OF the elh instant, eyrs Us an account Of an
outrageous mob m Van Buren county. The cirrumstan
o's, Us " have loaned them. are aa f1llaWs:-Solne
Ufee al tour weeks snco, al tie Court of Van Buren,
yoaus maa by the maine Of kiser WAS engaged in iohl
with enc Samms, when Butmm threw a rck and
broke his skull. Entnm was arrested and committed
tor lral bat subsequently made his escape A mob
'hen@ some fifty persons gathered up and attempted to
commit violence upon the father of the Young man who
Nd' ,llhd. Tho old man thea. with some friends barr
rded bS house, and the mob commenced irinp into
Which they rddlej considerably with their balls ,-
male Child daughter Of Mr. kscr had her finger SHOT,
If.
III hlS"r. 10y some means. got messenger of for
nd 10 tbs county. 10 assist Inn in getting of with lbs
iamly, but ON their arrival Mr. kiscr and five other Of
his friends, who We're in the house with him. were miss
ing, W hat has becemo ct them one knows The
mob. II the last account, still in AIMS and had
soPpcda number lprsous passing through the county,
ana examined Their persons aud parcrs. This is about
The substance ii the report, us we have heard it, We
trust II Is not 50 lad as is presented. We still hope
that the matter my he greatly exaggerated messenger
understand las qouc on Wiiha petition To the Go
vernon to call out The militia u he adjoining counties to
suppress the mob.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
10 Farmers IL Planters.

WE OFFER, ON tho moh favourable terms
" Machinaw, Whitney and Rose Blankets. Q /
npol II 1 and l2I
lNi and Dutd do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans, heavy and good
kercyners, Pulled Cloths. 3 4 and 81 do
81, < aud / i PLAIN and Plaid Idns'ys, from com
man 10 first rate
Blcaco,l and Brown tottons, at any price wanted
\ cart lond Of CacocA ut from 4 to = Sd per yard
Call and see before you bay.
HUNT s WARD.
Nov / Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

Nonr MtarRu NrNru ~ Mlssorm-Ne are
Informed, says the leliersn Inquirer, By gentleman
from enion county that vein Of tad has been disco
Ytrtd IN thai county, ten of Twelve miles above Warsaw
which rases 10 exceed any yet found N the Slate for
richness and convent, Of access II Is said To pro
dnce 50 per cent pure lead, and is found IN ledge Of
rock in vein Of unknown longth and several feet in
Ihcknces. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
N TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
franr>nY q, lsl2.
sOSEpu NJ ARMlSTFtn. ef the county Of
% Campbell having filed petition praying HAT he
may be declared bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all per
sons claiming to be creditors ofle said Joseph NJ. Ar
isad show cause 10 the court onthe .Sth dayof March
why the said sepl NJ. Arnisead be not declared
bankrupt pursuant loihe act Of Congress in thatbeIalf
and that acapy of this order be published in the newspa
pels according to the ed and i'll rules Of court.
A Copy-Tostr.
Fob 3 W5W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

N TIE I.NrrED STATES COURT,
Far the Eastern District II Virginia.
Frprr.RY y, l5i2:
yRNiOMAS 4. FOtRQUERE.AN Of the town Of
h Lynshburg. having flied petition, PRAYING that
he may be declared bankrupt: II is ordered that all
persons claming to be creditors Of sad lhos. Y -Four
qofraan. show cause To the court the 2sta day Of
March neA why the said Tbs. \. faurIneroan be Mt
declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the act Of Congress in
thai behalf and that copy of this order be published in
the newspapers according to the I'D and 2ih rules Of
court
CoPy-reste. ......,..
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Feb . WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

lae runor of bloody fight between the MeNicans
and leNcans, in which the former were said to be ut
.criy annllaled Turns out, as supposed it would 10
nave oern an eAaggeratlon az least, ii not entirely I'M
true The New Orleans Bee says the people OF Texas
had not heard the 23d ut Of the bloody fight said To
have taken place on the Mexican frontier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

FHVUE LINE OF STAGES ri1 the Natural
Bridge. Dtbrcll's Springs, to the White sulphur
Springs and Lewisburg, has commenced again running
regularly. Leaving Lyncburg every Wednesday.
Friday and Sunday mornings, and connecting al Lewis
burg with the main mail line to GuNandotte
FOX EEsE S0sEas.
TIE MAIL LINE for the South ria. Danvile to
Greensborough. \, G. connecting the regular mail line
Tor the South. leaving lyuchburg every Tuesday En-
day and Saturday mornings. At = O'Clock \. NJ.
q. NJ BRUCE.
April Ii Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

'YEGY fiRr Wntri.'-'lhc officers of the Re
venue Gutter fancy, 50 We learn from the Norfolk
Beacon. } sdte ~h0'e in Lynhavon Bay on Thursday
last lynhayen Bay "a between the Rip Raps and Cape
Henry. II the "Old Salt would only Ia anchor
IN the roads, il would turn the people Of the Borough
crazy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

Draw IN BoNp CAsuGn.-Mss Nancy Draw
bond married ON the 18th ult at Ncsuvius Furnace
RocAhridgc county. Va. In Mr.. Joshua Cash. An al-
mrabc financial arrangements
Provided they i, nj ever issue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

MAJOR RELY, Charged Aiiaires Of the Republic
Texas, has arrived in Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Trust Safe.


g virtue ola Dael Trust, executed by Samuel
Branch, and dated the Eth day Of February. 1888.
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Campbell County
Court, aud for certain purposes therein mentioned The
UNDERSIGNED as trustees. viii proceed the premises On
the E,lh day Of April next, to sell tr read money, t.
the highest bidder
'E'i,c Tract o. E1anfs.
lying IN the county Of Campbell, an Falling River. ON
WHICH the said Branch Row resides, containing aiut
t032 ACHES,
%'re OF less being the same LAND, purcharel by said
branch from the executors Of the late William Mckm
ncy, deceased.
The title IS believed to be un15obtcdly gooa.-huf the
Undersigned as trustees, will sell anl convey such ti,lr
only as the decd aforesaid vests in them.
S i Il no :. CAV. : Trustees.
81 The Richmond Wing will please rp,,lse, tho ,
69,e "eeky I'LL day of sale and send its accounts 10 ibis
Office for collection ~ ''''7
Feb. 2S 400,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

Good,-The Council of New Jersey have. by an u
unanimous vote abolished the law imprsoning for
deo The Assembly win concur without doubt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
* TIE UNITED STATES COURT

F0Tt!e Eastern DisIFIct u 7 I5III7'
resar,er ith. lsf2:
yz1sESlL PRESTON Of the tswn If .yaehaa r.
w having filed petition Paying That he hay ''
declared Bankrupt # IS orietel that all pers1n,
rl,ming + be creditors Of the sal N scs H. Preston
81 ~ raasa 10 the court the 2}d day Of March next
,yby the SAID Moses II Preston be not declared Ian!
rnt pursuant the act ofCongress IN that behalf, aud
TIA, copy OF this order be pubshed in the newspapers
according To the POD and 9th rules Of court.
4 Copy-Teste. .............
Feb q Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

JonN lonIMER GRAHAM, Esq. a Conservative. has
teen nominated by the President, TO be Post Master
New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
INTuE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE | NiIED STATES COURT
For the Es,era District Of Virginia
March. i0th, 1872:
W. lLLlAN L. SAUNDERS of Tie town of. ynch-
" nu. having filed petition praying that lie may
lie declared Bankrupt: 1t is oideed, tai all persons
claiming II he creditors Of the said William L. sauuder>
show caase to the court On thc l-h day Of May next.
why the sad William L. Saunders be not declared bank
rupt pursuant totheaet eft ongro,s IN aileal.td at
copy Of thu, order be published in the newspapers ao
cordlng II the I'D and 9Th rules ef court
\ Cupy-Tcs,c.
HENRY GIBSON. elk
March l. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
LOCKING GLASSES.

MI AllOGANY frame Pier Glasses all sizes.
w do do Mantle Glasses.
do do Toilet Glasses.
Also large stock of common Looking Glasses for sal
very low. H. r. RICIIARDS
Dec. & 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21

n % ks S a A. e.
A TRACT of Land in Amherst county. four miles
"A from New GLASGOW, containing NINE Hun
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES; formerly the
property oi Hill Carter, deed. For terms apply to
\. TOMPklNS, Cashier.
Sep. Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
HI SALE.

VEN hhds. New Orleans Sugars very superior ar
nete. NJ TALBOT, Auct.
W. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-21
THE CORN LAWS.

DIR Robert Peel brought forward his project Tor a
change IN the corn laws, on the 9th Ii is santally
embraced in The following schedule:
whenever the average price Of wheat made up and pub
ished IN the manner required by law, shall be- for eve
~ quarter pron,sed pr.s.n,
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t)ta. 81
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itshar g. hflskall and Catherine his wife Sam,. n
aiti administrator of James Charlton aal a. eSecn =
join Black, deceased Vincent Lester aid William col
defend
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Feb. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
STATE OF NEW-YoRK-In Chan

~ eeFy-beiore the Vice Chancellor
In pursuance o decrrta order OF the Co.r, of tba,ce
g marie bS te wee Chancellor OF the F Circuit, viii be
OF the Masters of this Court, BY E. II Ludlow ane
uoneer nj The Merchanss Exchange in the CITY Of New
York. the 7;h day OF Angus, nsx a, twelve ociock
noon al that day:
All those certain lots pieces and parcels OF land sim
ate lyisg and being in the former twelfth no) Sixeenth
Ward al the City ef New Yo. hegn,ng point being
The Westerly esraer f the Fourth Averue and Twen,y
Seventh street, thcnee running Sorhwetsy along the
SouthWesrery live OF Twesty Seventh street haadre
feet thence Southwesier parallel with the Fourth Avenue
nne.eght feet eDe inches thence Ssatheaserly parallel
With Tweatyessnth street one hundred feet 70 the Noita
westerly ne OF ihe Fourth Avenue. tence Noshessery
os sne saTs unsss lee, nine inches to the psee OF
aiysS ;Aul7 GEORGE CATLIN, Master In cbancery,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
.ONFIDENCE inspires Confidence

TONFIUENCE inspires Confidence
~ Jones Drops for HumorS-an internal remedy for
dseasesof the kin such salt reu erySipela epro>y,
crona, scad head ulcerated sore legs and curvy, with
their kindred external and internal hurhors.
Sufficient tine having been given to ses lis invaluable m
cacy and safety, this medicine warranted in
az where the directions faithfully complied with,
the money refunded Designed for persons OF all ages
sexes and conditions
Agents. Grigss, New Lebanon Springs General
Agent for the State. A Gilbert the New Lebanon De-
pot Tor Herbs, &c. No 81 F1onst Agent for the City.
Suh-Asens-E NJ Guion, cor Bowery and Grandsts; Al
fred HUI, sCS Greenwich 81; II Hart corner Broadway
and characteristics Cediington Spring and Hud
oIstrs and at the Family Medicine Store, Su Rowety
Pr1nce-St Or Doole rs Ceutre-St; C w EadgerNew
ark, n. j; Peckha,n, Utica; F s Bogue. Lyons r
Bentley, renn Yam; Walker OEego CO.; H Rewls &
Co Albany Albany.
A grea, number certificates from the most respectable
physclans and Others have beer receyeda speak in the
orr n fS Darrt,.s LAR s..Np
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
EYES AND INFLAM

s% NATION OF THE EYE-LIOS.-Any disease or
weakness OF the eye, inflammation Of the eyeds, be
quickly and safely removed, by the o; the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM.
Mrs DAVIS No n Essex street, has been cured OF
inflammation OF the lids and weak eyes, OF years dura
ZION, by us;ng only onei of the Eye Baisaul
Miss Fitzgerald, No Market had for three
years been much afflicted with weak and inlamcd eyes,
;t times she could scarcely read Her eyes lave
been completely restored by this Ba after all other
had failed Hundreds have by its neang virtues been
stored to light where almost total blindness caused by
cessive inflammation had existed Tor years.
The Roman Eye Balsam" has been long time used in
private practice by the most eminent ocuss in this and
foreign countries and Its astonishing efficacy in removing
all disease and Inflammation from tie has established
for reputation TAR beyond the reach OF other prepa
ration.
IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT, caused by fixed attention 10
mlnae objects or by long exposure 10 strong light and
IN the weakness partial loss OF sight sickness old
il h reorer, and should be by all who find
sight falling withou, apparent disease. Put up
small jars with full directions use Price St ccrs Pre-
ga5ed and .old wholesale and retail by DAVID SANDS
Sold also by A. B. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street
aud by A. B. Sands Co. 27S Broadway, Chamber
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
pOyERNoR OF RHODE ISLAND.

In,or.n, Tesu,onv-Ii farther proof IS required 20
establish the fact Of the nesHabie s're Or Stn & H.
Iop Samuel w KIM Governor the STATE OF tar iN
and contains adequate tss;Imsay 10 suus san.aIS !. ~
,isDrte and must put entirely al rest the fsh tHs us
,an, remedy claSsed wh Ike many useless ana
nnsrIms which arr paiisd cES9u lie puo~ 'N.>'" "
Pisse read the fnlleviug sta.eents communicated 10
Is undersigned b. His ExeeiercY under eae OF CO 1913
~ ~r, H. l. NV dear Sr-Ycur cclclmGn.ca-
non nj Yesterday asking my opinion ot Or. ht"I
Espatr Elixir has been received tbs tnoriihs
win inform, Won that rny confidence ~ pa.er'
gcnsray not very fa;teTlGs: na.s @ m1 n ,s .m unen
,beir fe,loy citizens their If not dangerous
l- m. sakr OF cain The Of which taxes up that
an; and critical period Of time without producing any
effect whea otherwise perhaps, PrnPet rs'inte t
have been ed ard mach suffering and distress rsvIe
FOR that reason have used item, feeling ffySci' a,n
family 70 be much sser under the directions OF my ia
physicaus; hut having been afflicted Tor me laS Nh
win dficnltps in the side and chest, uHconiorane anu
scn distressing painful and somewhat a!arn'n ana u,n
which could get only temporary reiei, very 20.
rot;cec yoT advertisements OK the medicine IN question:
had been school boy with Dr. Stark"ea'het' anu l
with him long and intimate acquaintance whsh We
Young men, and from knonle.geo HIM thopsi Wv.
inrapabe of practising deception my person nS tdc,
induced me TO Try DR. StaTkweathefs HePatic shSr ano
by It's useI now believe myself TO be eu;Teiy dnfFa
need act therefore you that consider II OF glea'
value ceriainly think lis discovery OF great puhlc Hi-
The fr bottle took gave much relief which reEu-
continued having thank God no orther use tor At pre-
| semi, With much regard and respect,
Your obedieDt and iIuVlhe servant.
SAML- w. KING.
| So,s;, Nsv,.yorL nv the only agents A g. n. SANDS
druggists 70 and 100 Fultonstfect aso sold by Abraham D.
Sands. rs Broadway Granite bri!.nss coErer ol ';nai
bcrsst ard by David Sands Co., No. II East ROADWAY
| corner OF Marketst. Price 81. y 10 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
A c. B. CHALLENGES Cemne,it;on

~ with all. The importance which all ages have 10
the Head Of Hair clear index OF the value set upon
personal figure and when by caproious freak OF Na
tnre the human deprived Of its fair proportion ART
reso,ed 10, in order by artificial means supply the
deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance Sary'S rentatDg and GoSsa.
mer WIGS AND SCALPS,
real heads of hair which oiy be had at l4s Broad
way, corner Of Llbesty-street.up stairs
In all cases OF fiiure in The growth OF HAIR BARRY
offers Remedy, exclusively his own, unknown Vulgar
Practitsne-and those 20 whom Nature has been 5oun-
iu in her distribution of Hair, will do well 10 place he
selves under his surveillance.
Prices 10 spii the times iyls If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
NONSUMPTION.-Dr. ALIENS Bal

" sam OF Horehound Lvcrwort and Pleurisy Root, for
Coughs, Colds Consumption and Liver Complaint.
Consumption disease often secretly nrking in the sS
for before there IS the least complaint
tuags And in this stage be cured eftctuay and
as T as any , Gff ,b 1se ] M M no aeaf M e
in que Dr.. Aliens Basam OF L,srwort
This medicine has proved Line " Coaqueror OF Fhv
clans for which all mankind will have abundant
,iess the haud of Providence More than 100 physicians iii
this city this medicine in their practice.
LIVER COMPLAINT CUREp.-Dr. Allen-Dear Sir: / Lave
used your 8alsam of Horehound Lvcrwort and Peursy
Root in my practice for months past and from the
wonderful effect il has had, fully satisfied that it pos
very superior virtues in the CT liver complaint
ard cnnsunp p,on do strongly recommend il he pub
&c and 10 the faculty Respectfully,
Hudson, Aug. l, l84l. j. b. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.
WHoorNG CouGH-This disease is prevailing very eS-
ensyey and is sweeping of many little ones with very
few dsvs' illness Parents sbonid remember that DR.. Ai-
es Basam Of Liyeywort IS thc only niabe remedy, and
has saved thousands OLIVES during years.
Sold by William a. Tyler wholesale agent 80 Barclay
reet, and ny E. n. Guien, OF Bowery and Grand
street iy27 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
ID OBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM, fol


The Sense o! Touch; Merrys Adventures Sketches OF
the Manners Cnsons, &c of American indians Fight be.
Uncas and ManaGmo; Death Of Tee uul>eh That
thing cannot do :: a Tragedy in the Woods Frogs
Skeleton Bird Tne Siberian SabIeHnnier; walled
Cities; Bellies; Mothers Affection Voyages Tiavels
add Experiences ct Thomas Troiter Letters from CORES.
pondents; pcs.leS &C.
The subscribers have made arrangements supply the
aae with s the various periodicals of the day the low
es, rates A who send orders from the ccuRlry win be
supplied with the greatest pyomptnesS
BRADBURY, ,S0DEN& 4 CO,
aus LIZ NaSsausL N. Y and 10 Schookst BoSioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
pY ORDER of the Honorable Daniel
mis- law9n
DY ORDER Of Charles J. Hubert ESQ.

D Supreme Court Commissioner. notice is hereby given,
pursuant TO the provisions Of the authorng attach
nen agarst nonresident debtors that attachment has
issued against the estate OF John Bulen r resident OF
Southport the Territory of Wisconsin said that thc same
will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law within
nine months from the first publication of this notices and
sis State and the delivery to him or for his uSe any pro-
per,y within this State belonging him. and heranser of
any property by him forbidden by law and are void
Dated tie oath day Of November, 1871 D. H. MARSH,
dc aw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.