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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

Some since called upon MIR Mason Of SunmcrviII,
for DR. Jsyg celebrates Hair Tonic. my hair which
then falling daily procured bottle and applied
according the direction. When the bottle .x
susted discovered 10 surprise aud satisfaction
another ueul had used three bct'~s and compensa
my hais tlck And what is surprising
badness ,sioned BY sickness in which
is greater hope Of r. stoI alton but was hereditary.
JAS. .. ROGERS. Met hodist Minister.
April II, 1911 Mount Horeb Stsnmesset Co. n ]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

~ cosery of Dr. Jans Hair Tonic, every may, G they
choose, preserve their hair from falling of ii already
bald with certainty have thtr hair restored again By
faithful and preserving application OF this valuable ,r TO
mic.
Please read without prejudice the following Somnnnica
be bi - doubts Of every resonabic D. rson Of thr
uniform and sin usr efficacy of Jaynes Hair Tonic
HAMILTON, Feb IS, 1910.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

l4a Wa ll.iy eau H "a 10, Nissflf, opposite Match
~ iip" hc slsBel ~ far fun The bfny DIP. nj ri
sled muddy Mississippi water, know mol. lie WAS
certainly lost.
La gecify.--Anang the revolutionary pensioners in
Georgia, are eghieen persons the age Of hun
dfed years. The elcs, is hundred and lino ycars.
II 'Iiair ireddh Escape The steamship Britain
nia on er1aot Trip 10 New York. encountered dcnse
log oil the Banks of Newfoundland. and close watch
ke pt usual al Gie bow II lille The pa.sssloer,
were at luael. loud shrln cry VAS heard rem tie
watch, Of helm hard down,' ] hey rushed on de- :
and discovered directly shtad small fishing schooner
hesklppr and crew Ct which Standing with tlcr
arms eesa;'- the very picture ul iright aud drspair.
he helm was placed hard down. aud the sip obes "a it
IN ai~inkngi but s1eIose she 10 the schooner that
III describing the 10 avoid IT, the stern of the ship
came within three feet ufte little craft. Had the 1n
at the lookout turned his eyes instant froih the
watch. or bad the noble steamship been less ready 10
bey her hcn, the sehoOner mist have been struck a
inlsips and gone down without soul To tell her fate
| he tears s'rsmed from The eyeso tIe skipper AMI
loud exclamation 81 God bless youlp escaped from bis
bps, as The steamship ioaed On, and he f1pd himself
s9ie.-1hcre were moi many dry eyes Oh board the
Branna, lire humane Captain OF which, it may wellte
imagined made no eonceamen ol his joy at the deIy
enIlee OF the fisherman.
attempted escape Of .haroe Ederds 49, Cirrnnsian
ces have impspired that led to n belief that Iames /
mlree and Samuel \. Sny dam were concerned in aid
lie ana a9eitin9 IN The recent preparations Of Edwars
e9fdingly arrested by officer Peter b. Walker and at
ter fall investigation Of hecircnnsauccs Suydlm was
Omitted to bail in The sun Of 1900 which was en-
tered by William Ilarrineon and AYinlrce intle sum of
Sleoo, which was entered by J. l. Mason, ESP, his
eouusel.
6of Lafayette aie aid de camp in our Revolution.
Gen. X. Smith, died at portland Maine oh the 7th
ast., aged 80 years.
The Queen Of England is said 10 be again in state
10 enar2e the confidence Of the people in belief al
the kng Of Hanover Will uol succeed to lhe crown OF
Great Britain.
More .Nunmies. The Texas Star s1ys tha in the
enYirons Of Durango, Mexico. Il million Of lnannles
have been discovered having the wrappings, bands
and ornaments as llose of Egypt
GompefHioa.--O One linc OF boa's from Troy 10 White
hall. n A.seventy miles carries passengers through
tor ~ ccHs, and aHother lor6
An English paper says that The town Of Rhode Island
has been disturbed by rebellion, in consequence Of
uIrh Two ar three hundred rebels were publicly exc
eeuted This IS is decidedly the --latest" news we have
received
The nrohc otthe Lord Mayar Of London amounts to
between t1U30 and foUtU per ana1ln.
Oded II 0H-Joseph jackson. nov Postmaster at
iocha@ay' New Jersey, was appointed October, not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

Iaf4hi 90 the eaf#If S. tl del, ruIau IL cautIuuc
The eiast uaiil lliey uyefakel. The eiiizans Of
Thomas and ie"aacs vr pfaise~orlhy feelings. Ioln
al their standard iseHhHcL
10 Teeoaelle the above n tie ananucaiion by the
Commander IN orids 81 eeaoIa pacifeaiion it is
proper TO state thai Dciaee al the late conclusion Of
the peace, told Zen Worth that. previous To his receiving
bis friendly massage. tie inajafity Of hs land lad gone
IA war party 10 Middle Florida. under his brother,
young Nrilaeli ilat Col. ". expect to hear lad
He@8if,m this ssfpi 81 ronnry; the band Nas nav be
yond his c1nifal. and that whites and Indians would both
be likely 10 be ied ~ bona ide war. He Lad sent
runners t0 appHza them II e eapncil and The cessation
Of hestilllics, aud promised that should siiiydy
cease.
Gen. Worth Withhold his order f.r some time and
sent boat 10 Pod icIn. r the express purpose Of hear
ing whether there any bad news from the war par
y. and. on It's rearn, finding all quiet he issued the
der On the l1h inst MAT Hlk
The RcceHt itdida .nprtiefs.-Ibe Tallahassee rlu-
indian Of the 21tl last., has The allowing We hope il
nay prove irlc \ rnmar has ns reached ioun tlat
tnIauels W and ". j. BAILEY. with the volunteers
hive ayertken the Indians. hoesed the numbering par
y, Killed eight in battle, aud ao one pri 5oer :, hon,
they hung, aud were m hot pursuit Of the residue. 1t
Is said They were ofenahon IN II disnn County, near
the cea,t. on then way Ia the regulars"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

on li.s aa,en1,i thus auiiieJ, ieers were ofle,d.
a,d n Nas REVISITED.
ttt e.talift,c lien nj raloftd lie bill u he
lIuuso Nitlali alirndl,. NJ
Mr. Bb17is. uuiigiH, that part u L. amendment
ufprs hy ExrHii By substituting bundled duilafs III
liyt huadf sabhnttod II aasin. AMI demanded the IRE
v,oes qoessiat. lie Weap.@ hs motion III MI Siapz
Is. Nha SPIKE a. l,ugil n ae frsfwets ef lo Wig
pary and lie caltss Of The President.
on The amendment 81 aif Botts : aYes aud noes wen
ordered. The tat aaa. ayts lu< nses II.
On the passage Of the lal the ayes ard noes were
gam ofaeral The seta sigad syrs l., nses ". -
he bin sas passed.
The resolution a'prned from thc senaif fang : q
clock oi y edusiay ueAt ~ The uue 81 aalpuinmehi'
was eaneuIfod IN.
rhebil tt-nng to c iabng ii testimony in cases Of
contested elea.iiauS, neal taken up
After afieApt. at a,afHding the Senate amendment
AMI pfslf4efed d,imie.
Me Nlsf. moved 70 lag Tho bill On tie table. The
mulun WasnegatiYcd.
Ga tbe qaesi a, ~ eancaraag with the first amend
m,ui 81 The Senate Wb,s dtitrs and llus rhc opera
ri Il Tie s.iai ~ 4e7ibag tic election oi nlomtcrs al
lopeu Is ssalo tsfnets. lie "a es and noes WcTeof
drrd In vnir stood af,s -, nnes -. 80 The a
len,lHeut WIS iol t"nruradln
Mr IRWIN mnYoi Il lay tlir Whole sal9ar, htlI AMI
an,epdHtbt. au he tabie and called fnr the ayfs
and uors "a h. nagu. To vote eioad. ayes u,
noes 5
- ,l.e laiian to Us 9a lie al.lc Was neeatiged.
The sttan3 sntud,arai flp lhc Senate VAS moi cou
cutfed IN. aud fhr ottet# VIE agreed To
A1tt dtsnsipg d .puie seoaio BILL, ilh House ad
lnuniea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,

fENiF, winter term of Lectures IN this Institution.
d VIII commence un Monday, the Sis, Of October,
and continue mouths
John Cuen, VI. d., Professor Of Theory and prac
tico OF Alrriae
l.. W. ChamberaYnc, NJ D., Professor Of Maera
Nedica aud Therapeutics.
r. J.. B,hannan, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Nomen aud Children.
Til. JuIuson, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and PLY
soleey.
Aug. l. Warner, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy
:. Monpn, NJ d. Professor u Chemistry aud phar
macy,
Professors Gullen and Warner will each deliver
two Clinical Lectures week, in the lutrnary, AT the
college; Professor Johnsnn two week. at the Aims
House; and Professor ChanleIayno occasional Ice
lures Al the Penitentiary and Cry Hospital as interest
lng cases present themselves These institutions fur
nish large number OF instructive eases aud the num-
merons Clinical Lectures to all of which the Student
will he admitted without charge, VIII afford him rare
advantages for becoming acquainted with the types of
Southern Diseases. and Witnessing the appropriate
menl. The SURGICAL cases admitted into the Colege
intrmary afford the Professor ul Surgery opportunities
ol performing many OF the Major and Minor operations
before the class
The facilities for the study of practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed any where. The material for dissection is
most ample and the extensive Anatomical Mnsenn is
well stored with healthy and morbid preparations.
! The Chemical Apparatus aud collection Of specimens
III Maerla Medlea are very complete. In fine. the In
stltnlion offers facilities Tor the prosecution Of Medical
studies unSurpiSsedhy amy similar Institution in this
country
! Fees. $50 to each Professor.
Tie price Of Board INCLUDING fuel lphts servants at
tendance. sc. is from s. 30 to Is % per week.
AUG. l.. WARNER
Dean Of the Faculty.
kielmond. AUG. II lot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
3lUllttral.

ADJEi.SS.
81 rHE NnIs srAfF toSvrsfIos,
~ No peoaie - .iI1tiegd

'f '3'''' "'' u''
''' eaAFh4 ''' o+.ieaii"l' 81 ibf Pf1ee'd' Of The
feohc iahasl AT adt1ie ann -lhe Torn primer
pc land eatu,lu.,ut u eAeaull,c power; the Ad3r.
t.,- an t,s,{..
a.,
"" ~ enc IVY aaf# e'l@w nizen. IN dnjcha1la
," '9 ai4'sz' We Nv stlbotple YIN tn pfnriiAes
''u '' .i's 1'9' e1i II Dire " ls.. and beeycd IA.
'iN'" y s'iNt nh tie TEST inlele#ls 81 tie PSI
F"' W have NO" Ia anaotner 10 y5t liz sim .oeel
-, ' ~ }aat fept s'n'"hes ~ STATE Convention 15scm
"""' Dc ihz on De- i1el aHd i'' pn1 worthy Ia rhgu
'7a- "'a. - ff '" Icafa IN iir efea sieasc that y
''uh+ = n it'.hi.a31ze oi Those pnuarr and
m'.'7ts. Ne mUe Ia 59a The eandhaie of IT,
a'''. - ~ f.Ii} pt Tue heNt ft'Hdedf}s
ht'N"i tiii. u heataaby
W ~ M w. ' u hmt lie mime Is iiscll hs
,' ~ 'i' ' ''iss ~. hts s'fyte1te known ia
~. '' '' .sta3f' '' the ehele country
49,, - ~. a.. ~. 's'' - ttaa41i importance
.,,I, ,.5at.5.f,,.. '' SUI hi9 1'0"'fl"h
.t ,.,,,,.+4.. .., i' ''''l'# 81 h' t' n9z
F., a. 5f,s ~ ' '''' ''s '''iaHl 'ht"tnn
| - - '' '.s5s.ei ~ Interpretations ~ III
-. '',t ''s'" ''' ~" rs essential ia
.,i. t....,t,.... l''i ."tf i'e'n} 'IY w.
''s 'ihi "''l l"thA 1--WE Y"aa
't ''''N'' - aaat'' .e.n 81
'' 't'i 5.t3" "l'N hts ttWehl uiH
" I'M '' 'H' lapfhrtUt policy
''' .''iii III 'Nsr ~ Ia poltirsl lii
~ - ti--f days. aud TIN satyieta u
''s' p viii iho dlpmptss al ht5 c8pa
~ ssfthfh , ~ . UlIh ptar end pleasure that Sc
-' ~ alRf3l ij illustrates ,lu1u beots you as one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

Nrf9er Nalaer Of Mississippi says thai no substitute
can he lahnl er god silver Is ua repntion an tx
Cr''" substitute! ilaspt Mbsesipp found our that
a'e million da, worth el tpidiajiou is ist the sam.
'''.- '' i''f IS 80 much cash IA baudl Lon tour
H' isf>1 aio'lyca Of Mississippi in Congress lave
'"ebef 10 l''k # the proceeds Of line sales Of the
XXX In @ih2 necessary preserve tie honor and
'', O." ths @eae6a Garelnaen Has it never occurred
" u" "a llAt share OF linus, proccds might be ucccs
y " preserve ihe honor and lath of Alississrcs? lb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

byadria he airica psl eooScot Of the .seaote.
Adam Gord7n Collector of the Customs at Key
Wesf. Florida. 70 appointed
iairch o, Lee. Register Of The Land Office Al
hatrhIl'ches n appointed
Peicr laidaw. REGISTER IF The iapl onjee a, New
ofleaa9' wee Joseph Geu,i5 rcsiaaed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

,rlved tbs, t,pn uas desire q DEBATE il. aud he lere
tire b. ped that rs gaHei. aeiutycnee Tia ii would
he PM uiaa rs passage
Mr.sIAfi'AN tAfnsssed bis apinfsn lhsi lile bill
could ~, become lae. They led h5J r. ftto on
the snaeei, aud. ,alsss ihe President had changed
his epnieo. svarale result could Ga s,,1eifaiei
The bill was takno up ~ Gep,lul,ce oi ihe
Wloe spii no arnea1la n laylns aea n,ai, tlrrsi,
ths 4#'siion was sssd Shall tn I'll r. rod tld
Mr. TApfaN eall91 ~ ,a, geas anil p,ys. nhid
were ordered
ihebil.@as rassellr she eil5,spg s.,ie. w.
tEAs--Alessrs Afehrr, Barrow rs,satd hoaie
: Clayton, uunrpd tIaIis trittreden. Dastm, Evans.
t,rasam, IlaHiihaion AanVnn. hiihr Alofelead.
PHELPS t,Ttsf. Summons. Smith 81 Ia, Spmeuc Tall
nudqr,. Nhis. No dhrtdae -
NAis- Ac~rs. Alieh. bae,s Iiealof. iaebauap.
Gaihana. tatihctt. iultfa. ilsHfs4ssa. kug. Inn.
TIestaa Rvs, ssevfrr. Siuttttn .lapIan. Walker
Npaihufg. Nnghi Young -lp
Mr.. NiItl I. moved tat,ters,tf IL ,atehy ehifh
the bull isgntslng the thlhg - asaaay AZ efse5 -
,calee elec'ieasani ibrauier partsa was ri. nd
Is TIC esmm,unt On d. JUDICIARY
7 h ma,an iqcvalle5 yeas z. aays l. and ile BIZ
nas ti,ea passa- "a -. nay. ~ As filoVs
1fAs- AeAaaa Ache Baygfd. Batr- betfeH
Barrow Gh@,e. tlysn Confid CRATE. tuloudrn
DAYTON. Ivans, taahan. huntington M9aeum,
Alilief. Aiatril al ihsla Preston. staHnups, snft
q iadapa. Sl4agae, isaaa'g, WIN Npd5udse--
2sS
NAYS -AIess Allee sae5 sas#a. Dorsaso.
aHAaans ' nth ttt, fek0ts iiGtdfa#7n. mig. i8HH
Rvs SCI Ter, siiif aant teei statsr.p 1aplla
"Hlksl, W alaff. Wright Young .-ls
The toSaut1ttena N. iaas. t>4tes tbo }aY II -
snftneest ~ tepgass f3nf d.. Wa taLan up ata ri
ter beiuy aheidei dass.eaioq aeas ,dsy tbs > Il
irsts. o. iefe e'cieek , n haa Fl,s9 n
be Senals, .Genft,t5 IN ittrf ft.sz n sd ID .
lr;H hun asl'ardet
IfD4ISF 81, eFl-DF rI,e,IAII -
m. s..,.-,5. ~.
-. - "'''i' - .N7' .'' ~
go ~ e14 ''e' - - 'pa71 "a "' "@ea.o9
"'.9 ,.,,,.o-@.+
=, 80, - ,'g,' w 80 .'go ..3'a
Ia i
- -, ~ ia' -
n ' - 'a'5
~ 80 " " sts ,4'''f '.'4a'e'
-" - 's ~ -' ~ '"- W. 'es
Ws 4s4 ~ VA 'sas Nf'' '"I' "a tAzesiH' "f"h aaa
s7e 10 IN hi, 'fen NO. " .l''3a e.tpt"a 10 IT, &
ha'.'a - - '@sA@ .a r. ''Fs#}a.s s.ob "p stasu'
'"'S H' - - a'' 'N'' p" "Hhsiaa
- - 50
III IN. wr' - fta ltii Fly t. Allaull-. ffaHfu.
fislFa, :, 8. ,ol1d sss''''' 'h BIT
al ~ lail lf Win iAyot lGsifritn h h1d
N''as ess'at H'' H. ehr ph ulas5Bs nl boolase Dr.
"tefFf-ss' " VOC flea1st*' l4HNifle, te' lr9tsf he
Was an@ ana " g#sf.iHs lis'ra ee@ Whom h.s r.
ma'NS "fi' O'a lN'i ~ g." "'a 9e demand 7t 'hs
pr sims gttu"n.
AZ Niltt OiI4 moved tn w, l6n amendment ea
ii's ,fie
NJ b9l 1 Hasaf7l II h. eNentsi Inn voting. lie
NAa ins4i,aa stnef ths lssi veto IN aet ~ s au9et
~ al,hfaeF iie iheaehi il unr had e4me WHOM thu
ssnsffaFp le ,ofef lseiHHl laf.f and gl1y b} gN
ina leaakc % Es6cnt va u,,.leuee
Aat. t3Ji 1 . Was aai tN@std.
Af. fsAb q A.l. m tl UF5.aa a3< 10 Jay thu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

IEirT f tho /
Ddeaas wee Joseph Geu,ls rasI.,,.,d a. W"
--,..-.--'s-@,-.- --.s.-..-- ----~ -
-.
Glfp1I.
9jc,;ro .,,.t
re- , rl ,'' '' -" 'i.'" uom hi'iamo
- "a, ~. ','' ,'7'3 an" was excessively
,gq ai b,., ., , u ',' ''9oieIl bocanc
,r,n fr was ~ ,,es -, l,, :, N'i,,lIal
II Gon Mcsi,st tfu,Is lnr II, f. n,ia,
y.fily anlnp On @cy,Ill yessefs - ..l,,.,n5r f. ~
Orleans anlopp lrn had been nnt il ,,i,,
p5ffs at Vera rnz MA, .ffop35, ~ rsIt :, cnn
10 New Ofleal. the ~, oti an1 ,l,.,,, " .,,
were aNprclcll there from Ale> nan no,is " ~ Wv
Tim, =, ,ls.gt,; ,tfe. ,
"a -, ut = mis- =, W '1a ''s,sI"''''
Nss,s.ippi iI,e last S,qtIe,n pin,, I'LL -, W
G-qr.l.r' Ni== ,,,t,;,s n, . - -" -
al, ~ ID -, sa'',''', - Nz'fe''pl .
60, E 5555 ''e ~ - 'a'''p d" sAta sheet 70
.s',..,n a., f'''''! 3 lee III aa
a.. ~ ~ " '''' q 1'5'H'ni' ana amounts
"a, ,.l..,t.,t.. .l,l ..........
-, ''. wa '""' gu per cent
:. -, nr''a,,,l. It ''''' sun at . d W per
Di,o},,of .AS,U pn,J ,,,i,..,..I,.,..c.z.. \. -,
Bond st.I,s tl4I ,,L, t i,,,. ~ In ~ ''oI'"
t!,t,,,.. Inn l+.is.l - -''' ~ - u" '''a'
4 ,I ,Ii,h i' ~, '.'''' =" ''97''3 a'' pace
ifj, most NH ,,, ,,'., '"' ,,7',' 10 'I'i5
-, ,t tl Nj 49, ~, W. W. '"e oPRP "'IN'
-, / 49,. - a' ~, '''"als u vac
ute th,r escape several al The crow, we're sljand and
the Httl lIaViup been BROUGHT In off NINTH I3snl f m
pairs Mis- Harrison rrumrlY dcsrp,cbed efi,rs f.,,,
assistance IN her newer lc3rl vbir q.
6diy received.
..H5i, r,,,,i.s,, p.f..l...l., .,fsto
He New Ntfl 'IrI.,,c ~ - .,,, , -, y
the Iorof,cus tia Tie " hios eoUccal Il
aiid t'tId! aft deaiae the lfin.t,lrs ~, ,Iil ~ IN
tended tn r1tlnrl a. r. ,,o, prntaehi It .,,tlil -,
uuiric4 in hu4r9I, far la, ,,In. moon lii Ll ;I
and 'ripuecafiae Mn, am. ,,,.r,, h.,
assert Ihat tue " hos pr.,pi.,d e.e, NINA. an, li
themselves 10 ryer,lI,ip, NH, aI,i -. !lI 49,
that yer, contest al ISi.i I},..t no., t =
sa1t, m. fine tr,,,5l, az r,f i'm, M '''''
n..,li v. -,
s,,, tn ,,,,,. ',';1 's '' ','' ;,
has man, her. +. r. s,,.,. ,l,-.. al -
Il, ,,s,,r, ,,r dis,s,f ,,,i., ,l3,' 'i't '"
a,z,,l. y, i,I, ,.le ,J JI' 80 - .. ~ 'I'
The ease thai have ,,,r,1 49,,
! u '' a"' h''' T''"iie''--ho numerous ~ all
this class thcro are but ,, in n1r ,n ho5of -
now to call others here WE have po L,ovn ar ba,rJ
of n sinolc csse of the fever anonos, on ren ,,e
81 far And as tlerrare bu, few st,,nos Lor,. and
3, n many Of tie arcI1a,rJ ,l,,@ 49, '',n
derHg Che present population unusually sparsa, we
hnk the remainder Of the season in New Orleans will
be h'1Hhy.'
The Cincinnati Republican of the C5,h infiant SAYS
lhe emigration 81 Gernans To that city was never SO
prfqlt AS AT present rho ,,,,,Ier rr 10 l, t1a Nv
hni weeks Is estimated at one Thousand per week.
The l :. stra.n irigac Mississippi Com Saller ar
rived at Pensacola or the 18th instant
We learn lrso, ,I.o (, ,,,,,.5,;,a 1ra..l1 d..
mains oithc Command If ,Ie la,a Ma, + - W.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

ssIiE LANGaioRNE MILL. 5 arc stlf carried an
d IN The name Of Laoghorne (, Stentoe-sve slIall
cotlnno 10 pay The highest market price FIR Wheat;
H. s IANCHORNF.
fAiElIE S'IEPIDE.
~ ~ tslt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

o. The President, few days ago, ordered the r.
noSal Of Mr. Coe. Of the Appraisers in the Philada
phla Custom Ioasehis crime consisting in his prefer
ence for Mr.. CIay-and nominated w. p. Whitaker u-
his stead. The Senate holding ceto over appoint,
niens. refused to consent 10 Mr. VS. nomination, By
vote of 25to II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

70 II iss atod IN the Northern papers, that Mallon
Diekerson. Esq OF New Jersey who was a member Of
"en. Jsekson's Cabinet, aud fer many years leading
member Of the | :. Senate has renowned Loco Foco
ISM and declared himself in avor of Henry Clay next
President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

: / WIS eiafnsuhp Of Lewis Ludum & Son cxp
l'9 GA HE I'd la>l by limitation. The busuts.
oi TIE late iirn viii he settled by
HENRY irDLAM.
Surviving partner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

o. The Wing Spirit IS Up il Ohio. five are aeaten
there this ial VIC do not tIh Geaeral .4patiy will be
to blame
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

81 The Senate rejected the nomination Of Francis J
,fa"d. "cFeehary German politician, as Consul t'
Bremen.
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9z Congress ADJOURNED on the ;}lsl of August. hav-
ing been In session within few days of nne mouths
the ongest session since the organization of the Govern
meni.
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any Of lis proceedings.
4th- Resolred, Thai the clerk Of this House be d.
Feeted to return the Message and Protest author.
The bill for 'aire nslin,ny in contested leetions
Sc has passed both Houses. veto is expected on this
bill, as well upon the land Distribution BILL
, 1842-05-21
Setting Gate Posts.

MEssRs. EprroRs-As l was about
sitting a gate post, the Cultivator
came from the office; | sat down to
puruse it, and cast my eye on an ar
ticle giving directions how to set
posts. The writer says: Dig your
hole something larger than your post;
then take water lime and sand, make
it into mortar, pick up small stones,
throw them into it, set down your
post, take a shovel and throw in your
mortar, fill up the hole and let it stand
until it gets hard before using. 1t
struck me hat it was an improve
ment; but after little reflection, /
thought l. could improve upon it. |
therefore set down my post, which
was 8 by 10 inches, gathered small
stone, filled up the hole with them,
made my mortar so that it would
pour, filled the hole a little rounding
with it, SO that no water could stand
near the post; smoothed it of, let it
stand two or three days, and hung
my gate, where it has been two years
as firm as the tree before it was cut
down, in a solid body of cemented
stone two feet square. AS water
lime is an article that but few people
keep by them, l would say that |
have no doubt but mortar made of
lime and sand would be a
great Improvement in preserving tho
post as well as keeping it firm.
P. OrIs.
Galway, Saratoga Co., N. Y.
, 1842-05-21
LOafer's ~SOlilOQuy.

Among the dry. quaint and philo-
sophical Genes with which Mr..
Meals volume of"Charcoal Sketches"
abound. we think the soliloquy of a
loafer. who had been sleigh riding and
got "spilt,' is inimitable.
ats a mans nature, | believe, and
we can't help it no how. AS for me.
| wish | vas 4 pig; there's some sense
in being 4 pig wot's fat. Pigs don't
have to speculate and bust; pigs never
90 a s~leighing, qurrel with their dad
dies in law wot IA to be, get into
sprees, and make tarnal fools Of them-
selves. Pigs is decent behaved peo-
pie and good citizens, though they
amt got no vote. And then they
hav'nt got no old clothes to put on Of
cold mornins when they get up; and
they don't have to be darnin' and
patchin' their own pants; they don't
have to wear old hats on their heads,
nor have they to ask people for 'em.
Cold wittels is plenty for pigs.
My eyes! if was a jolly fat rig be-
longing to respectable people, it
would be a tantamount to nothin'
with me who was president. Who
ever seed one pig sIttin' on a cold
curb stone, rubin anotherpig's haad
wot got chucked out Of Sleigh
PIGS has too much sense to lie catch
ed ridin' if so be as they can help it.
| wish | was one, and out of this
scraps. It's tue, pigs has troubles
like humans; constables catch them,
dogs bite 'em, and pigs is sometimes
dene over suckers as men. But pigs
never run their noses into scrapes,
~coaxin' themselves to believe it is fun,
as we do. | never seed a pig 90 the
whole hog in my life, sept on rum
cherries"