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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

EmIs rafIon 10 Ccnada-Ii J. stated lhit m Asz,cia
tun has recently been formed Eng and called the
British American Association for Emigration and CO
lunzatnn. Nnh capital Il one million ot POUNDS STR
ling. he oIsfr Of which pr1mnle the eoanzaan
Of the British North American possessions " .fahst
pi The surplus population 81 IT, | nIied Kingdom
national scale. The Duke Of Argyle is Pns.dent o the
As51eIaan. " aronnc OF upwards Of fifty pei rs, bar
oneis and others Sir Aiian Macnah. of GaHada, well
known active ,ficer during The late troubles on
the fnnifer, has been appointed Commissoaer OF the
boye Association in Canada
Scarlet fercr.-'Ihe happest effects have resulted
from washing The patient IL weak I've which feels slip
perry 10 tie fingers. 1t Is best 10 begin in Time wien
the fever or redress first appears. and Win cloth or
sponge apply 1t all the child every few hours but
the fever has GOT mn, should BE- repeated I'LL the 6
abales. child getting better under this treat
ment. but his nurse observing the night that he
again very hot, she washed him all over and in few
minutes every trace o. the fever left him lie fell COIL
slept comfortably until morning. and had return oi
Even taiing the feet in weak I've has good effect
Eecta,s II Fjance.-The returns, according to the
last foreign arrival, complete The Journal 1es De
bns claims for the ministry MAJORITY of some fifty and
upwards the Constitutional undertakes prove that the
two great divisions are nearly equal IN numbers. Mr.
Walsh says There will no doubt be a majority and
strong inc, 81 Conservatives; tie present Cabinet
likely 10 find adequate surpor. il has lost tie whole
We cannot predict what turn the Regency question may
take and What Consequences 10 the Cabinet the death OF
the Duke Il Orleans and the impression Of this event on
the Foreign Powers may bring'
Cast irp Buadiag.-Bnildnes Of cast iron are dsily
increasing al pruiigous rate in England aud il appears
that houses about To be constructed Of this material
y he walls viii be hollow, il viii be easy warm the
t"'ings hy sngle stove placed IN the kitchen. \
three -afy house, containing ten twelve ROOMS, Will
not cost more Than Gl LOO regard being had to the
unr in which it may b. oramented. Houses o this des
rrpon may be taken to pieces, aud transported from one
pr. q 10
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BAN 5sssE1ss kISae
E'SsFs S,,SYlEI.

TENllF. subscriber offers ia. sale his TRACT OF
N LAND, lying on Dan River and WyBn's Creek.
in the County of Halifax, Virginia. seven miles Fast
of Milton, \. C. and on the South side of the river con
'aningby survey so .3CRES, Ct which there are | 80
a"resol rver and creek low grounds, and half CT
two ID rls Of the tract now to clear, OF which there is
portion Of the finest kind Of TO zs.ECGD L,l.y'D
The improvements are comfortable Dwell LING
HOtSE, with four rooms, good Iobaeco Baras Ne
gro Houses, and al other Buihinos necessary on
Farm. He deems more particular description unne
ceSSary, all persons who "sh buy Land like to see
1t before they purchase,
lie would prefer selling privately but if it is sold
before the seth day of September next will on that
day 20 at public sale on the premises. The terms
will be liberal and made known on tina day
JOHN H. CARTER
July 2S =,
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Land 10Y sale.
July Is

AGAIN offer for sale Tract Of Land. near Loving
Il stem, IN Nelson county. containing
$780, four hundred and twenty Acres.
h~ and IS OF good quality and well rulbered and is
eSfat"e % making fist rate farm. There is also
ss0Od .NiH ste
on the land As have other inducemeD, in spllinn
than 10 pay my debts the terms will be as accommodating
as the accomplishment Of thai desirable object will per
nit MI John Stevens, Jr. is residing on the and
and viii show it to any person disposed to purchase and
Is iully authorized to contract for the same
II the above land is not sold By tie t1u4t, Monday in
August next, will then offer t.r 81 sale; at public aac
uon' In irunt Of Chrstophea 7. Estes tsycrn
J, GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

lam Nj icllln. Rebeff II. lcllan. Mckay, Mrkeon,
Mallory Marchand, Mathews, Nod. Miller. Mitchell,
Newhard. Parmen,er, Payne, flumer Profit Rrding,
Reynolds Riggs. R,gers. Roocvel,. Sanford. Saunders,
Shields. Snyder. Sleinrd, sumter, sweeney, Jacob
Ihanllr,n. Tumsy, Ian Buren,, Ward. Natterson.
" eller James ". Williams. Wise. Wotd-s1
~ the n,ess12e WIS referred to a select committee,
with instructions to report thereon.
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III AVE bought and fairly tested the quality of F.. p
l. Il NASH'S PIANO FORrES. and hold them
selves ready to recommend them To those yhs NAV q
IN want Of the article
Don pay for the Piano until you see What it is. end
then yen are sure ofnot being imposed upon The sub
scri9er oiiciS his Instruments upon tridl
f.. p NASH.
Seller Of Books and Pianos,
TO, Petersburg Va.
July =! slf
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"a committee uat n order
Tho Sii,AkFR sad thai that was mol question
addressed Ia the Chair. AID winch could not be ad
dressed 10 the Clan, as pnn forder II was ours
ten COR The House determine aud each member, II hf
considered The motion 10 refer out OF oIde, would volt
against II
After tref eanfeffafan II the pnrpoft Of which no
thing could be herd hy the Rcporet--
Mr. FOSI Err. + Georgia., Inquired Of the Speaker
pEehef his decision hat lac eutfained the motion
II ihe gen 'loman fram Massachusetts,
The SPEAKER. | d.
Mr. FOSTER. appral,d from the decision of thu
Chair. and called faf liz rcad ny Of that provision al
The Constitution e tie tniicd States herein before
quoted
Mr. r. then hrefy sustained the appeal giving his
construction Of tlfis provision
And the question heing IN 'le appeal
Tie SPEAkf Il stated the grounds Of his decision.
There certainly, the Speaker said could not he much
difficulty about this matter. II the construction oi
the eeuunan ram Georgia (Nr fosrEn) was correct.
the motion agreed IL IN rotation to the message ycs'er
day out Of erderi and 70 rule aud no authority
by which this House governed ITS acen VAS in order.
beyond tlIc mcre naled constitutional ptcmCatIyc Of
deciding 7ud acting npon reconsideration. When the
message had been md Yesterdays motan was made
and agreed to iai IFS further consideration should be
pIsIoned until to-day Aud II mG,.,n had been made
10 lay thcbi On Inc t. r. Tire hair I'D doubt that
II would be in oratr Ia motion wefe nov made 10 ar
rest The debate ly tlr previous question. such motion
would Dee IN order and any Other motion would be- IA or
der dat WAS consistent with he rules Of The House and
not Incompatible with the absolute dfeetun If The Con
s1luu0n - tr Is Hal direction was PLAIN and mnct
alive IT WIS TO In fulfilled but ~ further. and Was 1t To-
be cot tended hat, hoauet tbs House was onun,d by
the Constitution 10 reconsider I'm which had lcfn r.
infned with he usfcu,ls OF the President the House
WA 10 do It 81 enae. forthwith, without an adjourn.
mrnt, and without regard To any IT lis ordinary rules Of
proccodnpl Nas II nj rsua ~ r,ier important mat
iefs q select cummIiitcl And What vas such , cuu
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NAl. n. w \lIE.R.
JOHN WHITEHEAD,
WARMER JONES.
SAM'I. NJ. GARLAND,
JOS. K. IRVING.
JAS. +. TAIIAfERRo,
JND COLEMAN.
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
II N. GARLAND, jr.
Trustees.
wtl5S il
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THREE HUNDRED PERSONS

Messrs, G. Mason Graham, Sc. &c. &C.
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AM &72zTEs ACADEMY.

tno I
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
W;-nas.-Sorne time within the wee.

49,
t.,'..pzi '1!' =.
mr., ia'e ans,
oeash-'' iia' s'iu ne W - "a '''''l'-
mig
Witness-l vas asleep when became IN | Wcsl
TO bed carrier than=usuai ne wa coming 10 pea
when s"tSe ne was IN fts nlght shiri Il va
about ll=o CLICK or-a.!ltt!e iairF we HAD G.o9N
IN the fooTa i 81! 't.ae liai evening
the ne%ttnornins De got UP carry ana went ont
was asleep "h.n te=5ot up; awGAe "hen ne was
gong out OF me door, aad asked nm "hefe ne
was gong 50 eariyzne tod me re was goiag='o
tn: boat, but world return In 4 IL" minutes ntf-
heps would not be back 10 brea kta=t he returned
think about % orzhait.1ast 10 oc.ock ;tatday
Se.deA-fiad ne oetoiezof -iieF t's=teiuih eOhe
any thing ont OF the ordinary course
Nirness-fes sir when ha returned he IN
dressed. bathed himself with spirits and wenfio
| bed. He bathed his shoulders and neck AFTER
ne had got in bed went#tO the bestdeii beng uE-
usual for him 10 90 10 bed in the a! tine; he was
not a>cep;=I observed on his neck black marks
and a, ked him about il and he said
Whiting-lou are no, 10 tell VIVA, ne said.
Selden-Did he tell You any thing
Whiung-We object to that.
Witness-He did no. tell ne anything; saw.
the marks on one side OF his neck; two or three
NIGHTS aterward be Slept wiki his ng ht-hrt pinned
up oycr his neck generally he mad ltopen; don't
recolIec, on which SIDE the marks were; he con
nue,I 10 rub himself wiibspirits in the house be
nbbed Hs br,ast. The .n;ri,s no, taken away
yybiIe I was ,b.ya. "a gla.. of wafer was here
zen to The witness. md Mr. Seden asked 10 be
absent for a momcnf. Mr.. Enmett continue! the
. ron,ioo,ion5l remember heinz caleb On Jv
,Ius,ica,.Iayl1r. hoard sfisrwards Of Mr. \d
,s,s.. d;sa,,,earnnca. understood h.. Rad d;.an.
! near4d On q + riday.
Fmma,,-Dii vol} by ,racine, bac,-
Whi,ng--Wc object 10 this mode OF exan1ina
zion
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
247. PARTICULAR NOTICE.

rsNrEE cheapes, and bes; selection of DRY GOODS III
4 tins city DC found 4, Z. IL KENI'S pa centre
street between Gsand End Become streets his p5eS'H
stock Of pau Plaid, figured aud caene pattern
Mousser e LANES, at all prices, for IS Is s u.s. IS 3D.
IS 81 per yard ByVche ShGls, of all coiors, quail
es and patterns for lGs, lSs eos a. Gas. &c up 10 su-
perior for s. So and $40 large quantity of white red
yellow and green Fapncls for Is Cd Is Cd, Is s Cd IS
&C. French English .ud American Prints, for Al I'd,
sd 81 Vd &c up the latest des'gus OF French Prints
for Is Cd per yard togelhe, with full assortment OF
C!c,h. Cassitcrcs Satnc,S, Ne<rgs, Shitags Sheet
inss l.inens Linen Damssk, Towelings Carbrcs, jace-
nets Gro. >hart Swiss Book aud Mu AuSrs. Glaghams
Table Cloths Cover sc. Sold prices 70 sl ,se times
+ a, No ,.-' C,ntre-st.eet T.. X. KENT
p S-All Kinds OF Hosiery aad Gloves, ofaquan,tes.
NB-l.aGlcs AND gentlemen buyiRs Gloves here vii
be allowed TO Try them on
on,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

NfEys FALL. 0DE.-ALFEEOZ SMITH
Hcrchsn. Tailor No. lS6 Fuon-st. would invite his
end. and the puslic TO c& Sld examine his stock OF
new Fall Goods consisting ofCioth Cassmcres and Vest
uy, suited to the fall trade. Gentlemen leaving their or
ters r,ay rely upon their being fulfilled IN the most
ae,ory manner ror!ns nodcvaeCash delivery 81 Il
TRE,s?5g AND aysERICAN PAPER
Il HANGINtiS and Borders, for sale cheap, Al Inc
United State, Paper Hanging and Bsnd-Box
Is Canal street near broadway, New-fork Rooms
jll III ~ Asss JOSHUA BROWN, G6 Canal-ss
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

Ss7S TO FEHsfSE who desire the quiet and de-
eS1% light. Of n country l,fc.-COuNTKY SEAT AND
-s'- FARM For sale (or exchange for improved city
property cheap aud accommodating terms bcaa';-
fa place of about 10 acres, Clptonvc Essex county,
N. ia pleasant healthy and improving section OF count
try miles from Newark, from Elizabethtown ana
- from New York, which may be reached in fron! az
hour TO an hour and half The mansion house aud kltct-
en- Joining Of stories, containing II rooms
smoke room, noble cellars and carrcts, &c Flower anil
kitchen gardens with ornamental fences Also barn,
COW house carriage house. &c all IN excellent order
brook pond wells springs, &c. the place, which also
ahounds in fruit The soil excellent for the raisRg oil!
grass, as well as other produce.
Churches schools post Office, daily ma'e) stores, &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

e Also for sale exchange, place of $50 acres, on
which is a frame house. the Joseph River, the
village Of Bristol, Indiana Inquire at No 1870 Nassau St
.nnns,tc Clinton HILL Il3n
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27


This place is nav offered price less than tho
cost Of the buildings mpov and would hs d.
yidcd TO suit purchasers. Possession immediately !not
s,I-. will hr Ia
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
" 4 n Z :

1a.TEp-EmpIoyalent NURSE By one
w who has had experience in the business, and can
bring usexceptou4bIc recommendations nquire No.
l,c5 Allen Ji2 u
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

Cross-exaplined b. Mr.. Writng-l an nego-
tiating with several EGgIIsh manufacturing houses
To be their representative iris city, and thai has
/ been nv business hrough tc; | vas sent our by
! Wm. Tnackiey n Co. TO lay out a general plan;
( have. completed no arrangements by which J re-
celye a ompensation for my services; was in
/ sloduced to Mr. Colt ut the Astor House, don't
i.recollect whether called on him the 18th of Sep
terob-r Was it thar evening
Whtne-Aly BUSINESS, 10 ask questions, not to
answe- them.
- itness-I sometimes called in the morning;
seldom, however; found him in one morning in
Sept or March; went into his room; remember
seeing box in MS room before this; bet don't
.nernoersa5out tha, Monday; | used TO couple
of chairs, a table u trunk and Think pencil and
box; if person should Insult Mr. Colt think
he would rotor according the circumstances
either with words or blows, according to the person
he had 10 4,al with Were 70 trouble my mind |
might remember some particular instance Of this
!should call MIN decidy nigh toned gentleman
Whiting Was YOU ever called on to be his
friend in IN honorable way
Witne.s .-Ncver. | never saw MIN resent an
insult. His window was generally open and hi.
seat near it.
By Mr. selden-I: have seen him in warm
er publication. have visited at his house.
Isaac Eutf called. C. Colt and Mss hen
shaw came 70 my souse in March, lS4l.
They remained till May lst. took M ooit 70
be man OF mild temper. saw nothing TO lead
me 20 think i'll of his behav1c<- 40
NJ, caIj.d--I knew J. C.. Colt, at AZ
Norro.. s.,s.., boarded there; became well
,.o,,a;o,4 ii with MIN; thought him very mild
a' cto...exaniaed By NJ Wh,ng-i had no bust
80. with him; oUr intercourse vas such az IS usual
,,s,vc.o boarters; think was rot at party at
hat house Sept II; | have been at Cots room
in Chan5ers-srreer; there Thursday az
rer Adams's disappearance.
think | was there vi hin week previous to
that also, perhaps II was two weeks; saw box,
trunk. two chairs, tahIe, som. books tracts,
newspapers, Sc.
By Mr.. SeI:en-I havs rim there with his
coat of
Mr. !, Shell .alct:---s n ittofney for ehe Butch
srs' and IJroyers' Bans remesnbe: ,haf the
Bank had sn assignment made IS Searched &
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
) WASHgaNGT.pN asAg.s., HARLEM

&5sA TO s.kGR'-9 fine lofts to let cheap i'll stole |:
;";@ Water-sreeI. Inquire Of the occupant.
AR
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

ID TO LET-The three Story house no 60, Bird
HE The basement is level with the street
rcplctC with every convenience: marble Inascs n
the principal stories, and tho pan,rjcs flashed vita
drawers shelves, &c. To good tenant will be let low
and privilege given Tor more gears. Possession
given Immediately. Apply TO
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

SsS sVANFEas 10 lease, for &c. II, Of years
Tssf Farm Of SO sii acres within 80 miles of New
--a-@ York city. WestchGstcr CO. preferred. Apply to
/ md rnfB & Rnnsnn 2l IL.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

JANE ; =. ". BLEAKnEY,
40 &c 21I Hudson u
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

,acsra, 10 defence OF ii car be introduced; hence
liz lac, developed BY tie drcc, examination. of
her illicit correction win Nr. Colt does 10. con-
s,itntc such an nr,sc
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

WitnesS-he appeared very stiff as he mad
caught heavy Geld or something {, that kind.
This continued think until his arrest.
Mr.. Emmc;i-NNc must Judge Of this by his
own complaints; shall ask whether he made
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

" mtln--No, / Gblect.
Cross.ezaminea BY Nh Whiting. (Befors the
cross-exar1ination was commenced hlr. Selden re-
turned and looked over Ter previous ,astimony)
first became acquainted with MIR. Colt nj
Phladelpsia, at Mrs. Stewards house. ! made
an arrangement in January. 1911. TO cone 10 TIRE
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

MISUNDERSTOOD Tor coOtd Scotch Americau
and English nurses, scamstre.ses Irish Protestant,
and colored cooks chamber Inz,G- aud nousemalds APP
DIV at $50 Broadwa dog IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

1OAEsEsEHs1-h gcnticsan and his wife. or IL Q
- single gentlemen can be accommodated with coed
board No 4G Felton trec. nso, TWO or arec person.
ear .ha accom.ioda.rd .it;, dinner i.l9 tt
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

GA Is 81 ne hutbScrIDer
ID having fitted up the large aud commodious house at
the Of Howard aaG Kim Streets only ONE block
fro.a Broadway. where cuenca haye good :,o1 ri
and pleasant ct s. 50 per week. Also genllcnc
and their wives reasonable terms by applying No
Q Howard street entrance in Eln2. Dig IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

s1xGEs.s.sNy s.Osssp lsHEa HGGIss
W. can be had y Ladies and Gentlemen Gcgatfn
house a stones ,row from Broadway. Apply At -.
Mercer street near the corner of Prince n3O Il
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Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
PEING permanently located in Fayette, Hew-
- ard county, Mo-, respectfully tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of Howard and
the surrounding counties. A great many of the
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0EFOfice next door Immediately west of the
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THE undersigned, thankful for the patronage
which he has heretofore received, solicits contin
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adjoining counties; and in order to deserve it, he
intends keeping constantly on hand full assort-
ment of seasonable goods, and will take tobocco.
wheat, hemp, and other produce of the country
next fall, in payment of accounts which may be
made with him this year. To all punctual men,
he will sell usual: twelve months crcdit--re-
serving to himself the right of closing doubtful
accounts at any time ]. PREWITT.
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ties All business confded to his care will receive
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