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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

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Hsnslih Der Staatsfirfe. lIiaiam joamlep,
@rSbifdsef pon Canterbury, erbilt einen Sab,
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900, alie llber IL NAL niehr ais Elm 9Drcfosnt
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ifcf pon Jcr,pidI, s332.000. Die nbriarn
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jeoer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
9 rigate- -Gnlrcftcr 2lmt.

gln eie @ripdbler rer 2. grt9abe7.
Gipilicnt y. W.
6rennce une MlitleIbatsu
slufgeninnfert ron
pi'lcn meiner Srcunbcn, biete icb MIDI btere
onrd als @anoioat fir eas
8rtgaoesS Snipestor 9lmt
an. Solltc i'd, cine Webrhcit eurcr Gtims
men rrbaItrn, 70 cerfprrd,c id Die p1idJtrn
hes shntes nit Grcue ausSutben.
Heuben SnpuB.
9Ipril 13, nq-bg8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
8rellnl1cls.

Ole llnteridriebenen haben cine 9rcee
Oaantitdt pom beten sol, auf oane, rrels
dcs de fir bdar @jeIo wcblfeil an 5fdufer
uberlicfern mereen.
Stenl, Nenner uno gein.
9lpril 10, nq 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

qEenig cner nidltS Jieliee i'm 4elcmnrft,
defenders bel uns III 2iiIentaun. Eie auten
ganfeu sahfen Spejie. Die mittelmdeiaen
MAIDEN ben QInfang odnIif, nno ete fdiledlten
mrrpcn pcbl nod cine fdione 3elt ivartrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

MicrmcnS ceer Der Ieeten Gage sNeiiiae.-
yienIid langten Sn Teu.Srleans wicoer $50
cieier Sefte an, Die alif ibrem Weae Don eis
uerpocI, Sngianc, nad) gaucc, Der W1ermons
Staet in S0inris, tearifsn Gnp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
Gla(lleal 9SerlommlnnQ.

9lnf 6reitaa Mer9cn, nm 10 llhr, ben %.
sipril, 1912, hat iIdh cis @la(is pom Golden.
tcppcn in Sber Saueona, Zelda @dunty III
uerfammein. Mndbteu fIdb eOdl ia alle @brip.
S.errsn preeiser nit ibren slbsecrOneten &c.
bOri9 einTnoen.
u. Sofinanu, Setrctdr.
sIpril -, tsa2,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

Nerren Drud :-Dd bic mtlit6'
riid,e yHnbl nit itartsnSd Sdlritten hcrannGhft,
uuo es ber QSunld) einrs jeecn gaten 8iirs
gers fei mue, CnB immer Minner pon mis
titdriIheu jfPnntfieerL fripcbI aIs ucn taoeles
freien @hdrafteru Su ciefen fpidti9en 9lems
tern erfpdbIt merben lC0teu 70 nebmeu mir
uns bic 6reiheit birrourdj nnlern Mitlcleaf
uno Wlitbilr9er
Colonel So r ah 81 beaos,
fir b0s gImt einc5 9 ri9abesS sSn fp e f,
t or eiefer 9Ibtbeiung au;uempfeblen, unb
eriuden ibn hDfld,it ftCh fclbit fur befn9tee
9mt sr meloen. @pl 9hcdes bat bereits cis
lie 9lcibe orn Sahrcn pcrIhiebene Hiilit6riIhe
9lrmtcr bCoicnt, nno ole 9Insilbung oerer
pAid,ten mus einen jeben iiberSeu9t hdben.
oaB befdotcs 9lmt, falls feiner @rmdhlunq,
fdbi9en uno guten pdncen anoertraut iei.
Stele Wttlclbaten,
bes 2ten Sat. 6Sf. 01cg. 1t. 9lbtb. .. W.
CD timgcInnbc SSdbrs ;cit.-Cics ii
cine SabrsSeit pprin man fdb 8erfdltnngen
uno JNuifen cher susicbt, ais oieIleidbt in irs
qeno elmer anbern 3eit burdl eae gauge Sabr.
Cteic bcreten oen 5iOrper fir cine 9lussebs
rnug opr, tpeldle bic bcraunabencc Sahrsse;t
wcbI 9eeianet III su crSeu9eii. gs III feline
9rbeere Sid,erbeit 9CQcn zen slugriff oiefer
llnpdslidfeiten, ais Gin Geiiter 3uitano ees
SIutes cine gciunpe uuo fraftprIIe l8irfllng
alIcr Sunfticnen eer gdtur uno I'M oieies
81 bcwirfen, 1T feline WeciSin mebr ourdoins
aig gceignct, ais Or. Sranprrtbs 8s9etablis
idc uniperial 9illen.
Ter 0fuhn Sieler WcoiSin crifrcdt Gdl Hbcr
bic ganSe QSelt, uno bic llrgcbeure Suantis
tdt prIdlr pcrfduft wiro, 1T ciu oeutlidber Be
weis baB brlrlbe nit glndlihem @rfcI9e ges
braudIt miro.
8crgciIet nidt BAG bieie pillen nitt in ben
Grllaorcicn Stphrs orrtduft mercen.
Wian faufe in 9IlIcntauu pen q. 6. 3ubc,
pcitmeiItcr, nnb pcn ben 2Igrnten meldbe in
elmer aneern Spaltc un9c9eben Ino.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

lie lrBtr Csjefcs0sbuu9 pcn MarpIano bat
ein bunoert gbeldjsinnngeH gelfattet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
1cros.

Die Iettcn 9fddlrid,ten BON Jcras meIbeu
oaB bic Wrriednifdc alrmeen ldl ,pieoer pcn
bem 9ericanifhen gebiet surildecscqeu ba,
ben. Cis aber nnu Die 1erauer baS Meri.
ean;ldie @ebiet argreifen mcDcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

gerfammlungen III Gunlfen pen Ierae
pielrm Stdbten Der unrn 9cbaIten
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
Starb.

9Im 6tcn 9lpril in biefer StaSt, an Der
slnsSebruna = opHro peter Scbn
oes Nrn. prtcr Mcinlmitt, in ciuem glter
ppn 9 Sabren, . Mcnnten uuo % Iagcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
81 a cb ri tb t.

Die alieiIcrs Der perIhieoenen 3ann1hips
III ecda @auntD ipereen I'D, am Montd9 een
25iten 9lprit ndd,ifens in Der @cmmiiIIcners
9Imtslfube in 9lIentauu einfueen, UNI ibre
9lhedmcntsSndsr fir cas 9cgcnpdrti9c Sdbr
in @mpfang gu nehmen.
Yhilip Derlon, }
8imothp EeiB, : Gomt6'rs.
Scbn g)cit }
2Iprill3, uo-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

Wan che d, por.-Sallhe 3has
fer yicfeH onf ole @amcpn g. &. 8anf, lnp
in umlanf. Sie liub iibriaeus (dled,t ac,
madll Hae eabsr leidt u erlennsn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13

@efan sntss@ @rtepiguu9.--
3lpei Sarfd,e, Der clue Elm @eilTer, Der ans
bore eiR Ieaer, burdbrad,ru am prresten
Sonutag bas @efdu9nie su 8dtapta. Der
apciiIc Surid,c sab Serfengelo ;--alcin Der
Shwdr;e befaun lIdl eines getIcrn = uno
nahcem or lld' ciuen Sd,lu6 Dram ecnom.
men uub cine g8eile hernmae1hlencert mar,
febrte CT gum G'efdn9uiB surilf. rpcftc cen
sBirter anf unc UerIau9te rpirper einscipcrrt
al peroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
9 hredlt6cr ShSel

Q d,redli der Sturm in ShSen.
--9lm 4ten Rdr, crcignete i'd, otermaS ein
fHrd,ttarer Wirbslmiuo i'm lpclfIidcn Iheil
pcn Dallas Sduutp, in @ecraicn. Die Staet
sltbens irurec bcinahc 9in;Iih scrt0rt--Hur
Srei naHier biicbeu iteben. @rcBe Sdume
ipilreen entrpurlelt Icnfen 'rprq9ewcht uno
hduler uHe aHeere @cbduce sertriimmert,
unc un9eadtct ale SNilier beiucbnt maren,
fam fcin Menida babel nms scten ODER rurs
Dc uur fart befhdoi9t
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
8efeQiCf)atts -Q(uHoIlm9.

Die bisher stpfd,cn Den unterldriebenrn
beitdnoeue Gefddfts. .8erbiucung, inter Der
Sirma ecn @ ngmere uno Crefhcr
in 9IlIentdun, qed,d @auntD, lit am lifcn 9Ipril
1912, nit gegeniciti9er einwiaiquua oufges
lcet fpcrccu. slnc, peld,e nod, fhuIoia fuo,
weroeu nufgcfcrccrt spiidlen nun mo Gem
1lteu Mai ob;ubc;d Sold,c bic nod,
ScreerHn9cn an befagte Sirma habcn, rpers
ben cbcufals gebeteu, bis babin ibre Refs
uun9en eininbduoigeu.
Salomen @an9errer,
Jathan Srelber.
'2lGentaun, sIpril I3. nq-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
From Nc Richmond Enquirer
A1NI,lNIA SAII MINI

We should thanh Of our friends in the county OF
Washington 10 give Ne particular description of
the Rock SAT- or Sal Gem, which has been found in
that county The New York Journal of commerce. con
tans short communication from f.. Merriam, noticing
package OF the Salt which he had ls received from
leNandcr flndey, Esq, of Saltyllle, in Washington
eounty-which he says Is Of very superior quality
This Rock salt slightly tinged with reddish color
This IL the first first Salt Mine found in the United
States Fast OF the Mississippi ryer and tho great lakes
and may well be reckeucd great treasure The s,ra
um is about one hundred and fifty feet thick and repo
upon bed OF plaster rock and is little below the
surface. The section of Virginia where the Salt Mine
s located lies below the thurch mountain and the Blue
Ridge, and Is near the line oi Fast Tennessee ahou,
equal distance from Nashville IN Tennessee and Rich
mond IN |lr9nia. have also received sample OF
moet beautiful table salt manufactured the Salt
Works at Salt,llle by evaporation This Sal, Mine
was discovered IN boring pr salt waer-and although IL
is 50 near the surface, the pruprIcors find it pro
hiablc 10 csaporate the brine which yields about two
pounds pure salt the gallon, preference to cxcaya
ting the Sal Gem. The State of Virginia is rich in he,
mineral depostos Iron, Coal Salt, Plaster and Gold
Hon Coal, Salt and Plaster generally found neal
together
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
From The Richmond Star, Monday, Jan. Is.
GOT ONE OF THEM,

Move running If Of Shares E,pre. Rae. ofey ti,m
4EEen,oustg Caugt. II Uhte Stare SteaIcr Nab
bed al last. Great ereitemeni
Our city was thrown into grand confusion and talk on
saturday evening. by the arrival in town per Fredercks
burg cars Of three negroes 1.-TWO women and mani and
one white man, captured in the Of escaping To
"a, probably OF course there was a grca, sensation
when was fund that Of the white thieves had been
n,o6ed at last The parties promptly taken before
nus Honor and evidence given, by which he sent them
on yf arther examination after which they were all pu,
N Sergeant fergusons excellent quarters al the jug
As great interest o! course is and will continue TO be felt
IN the matter we have been pains to collect the
following facts. which we believe to be at least sstsnt
ally correct On Saturday morning Dr. Cabell was sur
Psed TO ind that the customary attentions to his room
ny the servants whose duty it was such as making the
hre &c had not been given and proceeded to rnp tho
bell Tor them this he did repeatedly until another ser
want came, who, upon inquiry, said that matilda and
Esisa had gone away" At first the Doctor Supposed
sey mad said late at party and got perhaps into the
cage but upon moments reflection flashed upon him
q. they had probably started north Acting upon this
a insanity started in pursuit of police officer, with
Wv 70 poshing express after the fgtvee Finding no
Cmcer, ne got the aid of Mr. Tho's Tabb and Mr. Cole
ah wth whom he started upon an express car in pur
sum- ana ran the distance made in extraordinary time
y was his purpose TO 20 express to Fredcrckshurg by
"eam''o ssfn3tmby horses. and uniilhe eangh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

To Joseph Barnett and Rachelhis rife late Rachel Bar
nett I'nsey l.. Croc and Sarah his rife, late Sarah
Bnnctt, james Barnett and .9nn his rife late I'M,
Barnett, John Martin and Polly his ritc late Poil1
BmTett, Robert Kent, Joseph Kent, John Kent, Da-
rid Kent and John Jta,J,op:
u)LEASE TO TAKE NOTICE, that we shall on
the 18th day Of February. 1912, at the office OF
VIM Is. X James +. Preston, in the town Of Christians
burg, county of Montgomery proceed to take the Depo
sitlons OF George Walters, David Craig, Saml TRUMP
and others. to be read evidence in certain suit now
depending on the Chanccry side of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Mont
plaintiffs, at which time and place. You attend if you
think proper Should the taking of the Dispositions be
completed in one day, will be continued from day to da,
until the same is ended Yours. SC,
DAVID BARNETT and others,
BY their Attorneys,
Jan. 6 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
.N'O7'ICE.

accordance with decree of the Circuit Superio
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the town of Lynch
burg pronounced IN suit in which Charles c. Patterson
was plaintiff and Thomas Campbell's administrator SC
were Defendants on tho 23d of October ls4l and witt
decree of the Court in the same suit of the 2
of May, 1910, entered in pursuance Of decree of IN,
Court OF Apnasand by virtue of the provisions of twe
deeds OF trust executed by said Charles C. Patterson It
secure the payment ofdebts due to Thomas Campbell in
his life the first dated the 23d day of December, 1922
the other dated the Goth Of January 1884 both of record
IN Bedford county Court the undersigned commissioner
appointed by said first mentioned decree will proceed a,
said Charles C. PatterSons Mill in the county of Bed
ord, on the 9th day of February, 1872 to sell. to the
highest bidder for cash. the following property to wit
Tract or parcel of Land.
IN said county Of Bedford, upon which said Patterson s
NJ lis are situated, lying the North west side of the
lnalnroad leading from Bore Anger to Liberty-Also
the blowing Slaves 10 wit: Sam a man, Lucy Young
woman LYDIA young woman, and Moses and Henry
boys the two last the children of the woman Nancy con
veyed by the second deed
JOHN l.. COBBS. S. Be,
BY Thos. Mead his Deputy.
JAN y. Wt1F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
against

NlRGINIA-A Court held for Bedford county the 24,h
day of November, thousand cgh hundred and FORTY,
James Gray, John Gray, iangworth Gray, Alice Smith
formerly Alice Cray and Irvine 5 Bowles Plaintiff,
against
James Gray and the other children and heirs at law Of
George Gray, deceased, Defendants
In CuANcEnY
The defendants in this cause not hav wing entered their an
pearance and given security, according the Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court and appearing the sat-.
faction Of the Court, that they of TIN.
Commonwealth is ordered that the said defendants ap
pear here, the fourth Monday March next and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
OF ynchbug Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted tho
front door of the court house of this county.
Copy-Tese,
RO. L. MITCHELL. Che
jan w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
VIEW. STOCK.

WE offERFoR SALE, low for cash or in
50 hhds Sugar, n O., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz,
from common to the best
800 bags Coffee, part extra fine
~ hhds terces and bbls. n. o. and Porto Rico
do Syrup. very superior
do
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
2oo do Ground Alum =.
300 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
500 lbs best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Madden
100 casks Nails and Spikes, I'D to 6 inch.
tons Trcdegar Tyre Iron in. to inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners oil
10 hhds Stone Ware assorted a, manufacturer,
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
- do brown SOAP
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
1000 lbs, Green Coppcras
% bbls. lcrrings and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes 8 u II and 10 x 10 Window Glass
~ do 10 II IL, very superior
terces fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
~ chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine c. Pow
der
q doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
. do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets assorted sire
20 doz. Bed Cord 3, & and Q stran
$ doz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil.
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal any ever seen in
this market
900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
300 lbs Sal lEra,us
90 boxes Tin plate 3X
900 lbs. American Sheet Iron
500 lis Zinc
25 boxes Ralsins
80 rams Wrapping paper
100 do Fools Cap and Letter Paper
70 NJ Cigars. from to very fine
2,Nu lbs American bliscrcd Steel
500 lbs Alum
D gross Backing. Sc Sc.
GEO. BAGBY & Co
July %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
IEsN6zDeHa5assss9zsss,ssispsF, 4
E2YR &H&

THESE PILLS no longer among those Of doisdiI
L utility. They ha passed away from the hundred, that
are daily launched upon the tide OF experiment and
stand before the public high reputation, and extern
sively employed in all parts of the United States the Cana
das Texas, Mexico and the West Indies any medicine
that has ever been prepared for the relief Of suffering
They have been introduced where found possible
carry them, and there but few that do contend
some remarkable evidences Of their good effects. The
certificates that have been presented the proprietor exceed
$4,000 upwards of five hundred of which regular
practising physicians who the competent Judges Of
their merit.
Often have the performed by this medicine been
journals and it with truth be asserted, that msd
cine OF the kind has recev ed testimonials of greater
lue than attached TO this
They are in general family medicine, and there
thousands OF families who declare they
fed unless they have supply always on hand.
They have no rival in curing and preventing Bilious Fs
vers Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick
Headache Jaundice Asthma, Dropsy, rheumatism, Enlarrs
mcnt OF the Spleen, Piles Cholic, Female DISTINCTIONS Heart
Burn, Fnued Tongue Nausea Distention of the Stomach
and Bowels, ncpient Darrhpa Fatuence, Habitual Cos
u,eness Loss OF Appetite Blocled Sallow Complexion
apcrient is needed They exceedingly mild in
their operations producing neither nausea gripping deb
y.
The efficiency Of these Pills is well known and their
use general, that further considered unness
Liberty street, New York Each box contains 40 Pills
Price so cents.
S- Be careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They for sale IN Lynchburg, the Drug Stores Of
d. X. LYMAN,
r. STABI.ER, and
Howell DAVIES,
Agents
Anril2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
April 20

NlRilNlA-At rule, holden in the Clerks Office OF the
'ircn Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for tbs
town OF ynchburg, the llth day of December, 1Sal
Able Nichols and William Bel merchants and partaers
trading under the style and firm Of Nichols s Bell,
Plaintiff
against
William Bailey, John D. Murrel, Samuel Garland and
George ". Turner, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant William Bailey not having entered his ,P
Peaance and given security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules OF court and appearing by satisfactory e'
dence, that he IS not nhaban of this country II OF
Monday in April and answer The bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in 'os
newspaper printed in tn" town of Lynchbug for two monn
succeSsivcy and posted the door of the courteous"
IN the said town. Copy-Tcste,
Dec 20 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
STOP THE RUNAWAY!

ANAN AZ from the subscrii or, on the l7th Octo-
~ Der, 1911. residing in Plttsylvania county on
Saunon River. about three miles south of Iecsyile
negro woman named ROSETTA. Said negro
womans age is not exactly known, but supposed to be
between twenty and twenty five years old of ordinary
height black has thick lips and tooth out before on
to speak when spoken to. Said negro woman was pur
chased OF John A. Adams who short time previously.
bought her OF a gentleman in Richmond by the name Of
Matthews. who bought her of a man BY the name of
''"dd'n or Goodwin who also resides Richmond who
sold her for TREND Of his who resides in Hanover
WI, s'vea reasonable reward for the apprehension and
delivery ct said slave. secured in any Jail so tia,
get her again. Address Addison w. Ward Lecsyillc
Campbell county, Virginia A. w. WARD
% The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer are ro-
fues'ed 10 publish the above notice month. and for
ward their accounts To this Office for collection
Dec IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
STEAMBOAT COLLISION

Inc steamboats, tcurgla and pocahontas col
lsi"n thursday night of PauNent river. the former on
her way Norfolk the letter on her return trip to Bal
ilmorc from thisclty Both boats had lights and Cap
tain totey experimenting encounter had the bell runp
aud hailed the Pocahonas but the latter boat al tho
top of her speed and could avoid the collision The
Gcorgan returned In Baltimore Friday with her stern
much damaged. The pocahontas was disabled and
had To wait TIL tow boa, could be sent to her relief
The most painful part of the affair is that Capt Parish
was struck by the flag staff of the Georgia (Which was
knocked down. and had hs skull so fractured tina, there
was little hope that he would recover. Capt. p is an
enierprslng and skllt captain and his polite and o
olglI'g disposition gaining him many friends hcrc-hs
misfortune Will command there sympathies
Richmond Compiler.
IStRN IAWS-In the New York house of Rem
rcsniatvcs leave has been unanimously granted to Mr.
Townsend, a member from New York city, To bring in
bill Tor the modification of the usury laws. Tho Penn
sNivalan asks Nv III no similar step be taken in the
Pennsy Legislature. Public opinion in this quar-
ter appears decidedly favorable to it
o. Washington on dh-rhe CORRESPONDENT of the
Sh,eld says-'I have been told today that Mr. Adams
and several other prominent members, have avowed
themselves IN favor o the suggestion made by Mr. John
son, Yesterday THAT, in the Of repeal of the Dis
'rlbuiion Act. the National Government should assume
The State Debts TO the OF the Public Lands and
unless some sau,ary adopted the country
would be IN wretchcd condition.
NoNSl'NAh At THE SouTH.--A gang of
thieves, robbers, and Muuel,cs says the Natchcz Free
raider o the III inst has been detected in the parish of
claiborne, Louisiana. A letter from one of them. TO
commencing certain murders. robberies ETC. has been
accidentally obtained, and published in the Na,chi,o
ches Herald upon the authority of thirty five ctzens
u Is signed by John NJ, Brady. and addressed TO Col
John Davidson
'ES. LESLIE COINS, who is at New Orleans. has
wfitfn 10 ashlngon for permission proceed to Mex
leo ana negotiate for the liberation OF our citizens cap
i req WIN the sante Fe Expedition, among whom was
hobbery q h Uesicyn .Hails.-The great Western
na'i' whlch eii Philadelphia on Saturday night las, at
IL O'Clock carrying the mails for Lancaster HARRISBURG
ChaInbersburg Pusburg, Sc. robbed in the car
while on the way bentween that city and Lancaster
ne Harrisburg mail was the only that escape<l =
The mail large one and II is feared contained val
liable remtances. The robbery effected by wrench
ing the lock from the door Of the in which the mail
wascaif'sd, and cutting open The bags II is supposed
INC robbery "as committed after the dc parture Of the train
ron The head OF the Inclined Plane
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
REMEDY FOR TuRUssl.CANKER AND
NURSING SOxE MOUTH.

THOUSANDS both young and old, but especially mothers
L and infants, every year consigned the tomb bv
the above stubborn diseases. The andng and g
norance Of most practising physicians regard hi. dis
ease, and the consequent uncertainty of pre-
scrphons subject OF remark among all those
who have suffered from the disease who have
the suterings of others.
It, therefore, gives much pleasure be able oHer 10
this class OF sufferers remedy which has NEVER
FAILED in single instance, in the aggravated
this disease where the mother and child have besa
covered externally with canker over the whole BODY,
well as internally
Many the have witnessed performed by these
medicines in the worst stages of AND MUIR
SING MOUTH, where the patient had been given o.
yer by a number OF the most talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently, because
know it is only to be tested TO be appre lated
For sale by DlNKLE s kCMDOUGt
Oct 25 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
KclMccd Prices for Cash.

VIZ. subscribers being anxious to re luce their stock
OF f.ILL AND WLNTER GOODS, which is
'ge and desirable have determined to offer
mem at suchpriees for c a S II as will insure s,les
IN TACT they arc determined sell and all those who
want To buy Clh~2P GOOUS. world do we'll To r;ye
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<hawI~. Handkerchief 4 SCarfs.
o. EMBROIDERED Merino Shavls, mode
o. c,lors. splendid
( Irochr Shswls
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: I heavy PLAID do
( black Mrrino do
Chcne and other fancy fisndk.rnhiefs
Super black silk scsris, large SIZE
do Chene SILK do very rich and large
Small fancy scars, rch patterns
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Nov 1 Il