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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

DEMOVAL-JAMES DAILY. Draper and Tai
IL lor has removed No 2i3 Broadway, up stairs few
doors boye Park Place. Whsre consequence OF t great
reduction in his ex-nse he prepared orders for
garments tie lowest possible prices for cash. The patron
his old customers ami Ii. public generally resyc
;r!y solicited. all eoG2n
nENTAI. SURGEON-M7 BUSkEY would
~ laorn his customers aud the public thai he continues
m Old stand. y Hrayteet, door the church, and
continues 10 supply the loss o tf In thu most durable ard
uesutiu STYLE the a;e>, and approved plans Teeth
filed clesHed sc. the man:e Charges moderate
Terms cash Extracting Teeth 20 cents. Tootlache cured
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
= Seize upon truth where e'Is rs iouHt,
Amongst your friends. AMONGST your foss,
On CHRISTIAN OF IN htlthen Er0unli-
The flower, divine where e',.r II grows"
>,.-,.rr rhs y,,-;c he .r,i assume fI,.a v..y

I
Neglect the grJcSie and assume the X,
The propreorS daily receiving from the medical profess
SION ministers OF the CoSye officers justice aud
private citizens ample and willing iesmny both written
.r verbal the superior value and efficacy C this repa-
ton T. the POOR II furnished crauitousy sufficient
proof being given OF rhei5 wogtl,iuess.
Still further proof OF the superior value and efficiency OF
Sands S1rSalanla:
Messrs. S,sps C;cntlemen-Ahoush it may be consider
servet celebrity Invaluable preparation o Sarasril-
H. for the benefit of my follow m.n, :ee bound o pro-
claim the fact From bnn. helpless cripple with
disease oi the inwcr which spread the
nstrp, and lee distressing much, 20 render lie al
most miserable. am quit. recovered and entirely by
III. o! your SarSaparilla For unable 10
shoe aud the right foot and ancc very much
Swoenwhch ~ times discharged water and puS freely
compane with violent itchiugaHd burning sensations
deprive o all rest. up despair and suppcs
ID anputaon would D. necessary but hearing If
made By you SsrSaparlla resolved 10 make another effort
20 regain my hea5-tnd under the blessing of kind
Providence am thankful IN am we'll " lth feelings OF
rsditue you and tanlness 10 thu sve of al good ior
JAMES MCCONNELL, No. so9 Greenwich
New-f ork, April 50th, 1873.
This 20 certify that James McConn called on and
exhibited his foot aud leg aud stated hs by the of eleven
iectrd. With feelings of the wernest crltitude TO Messr
Sands thus being instrumental under Divine Providence
certificate ROBERT JONES,
Alderman Of tie 5h Ward ollhr CITY OF NcwYo
Prepared and sold By \. B. Sands S Co.. Druggists and
bers-,ect New York and for sale BY Druggists throughout
the L. $. Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for s..
The public respectfully requested 10 remember that II Is
Sands SarspsT!l that has and is constantly achieving such
remarkable of the 1ost ditcu class to which
the human frame subject and ask lor Sands Sar>aaa
md take other. mylO q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
mills Al !obokrs le SALE ehear Apply, Sg . Eea
Store No 81 rrui aud 75 Fulton 1t. TO LET cheap Ap-
n,S6 IN. ''' A. e zABRIsKIE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

I I TIE IJrV IrOCNS bUS,-
seSs-oae who furnish cash TO the anoun, frcu,
s. S. by youns - year, Of axe and nov. o
irs cash business down ia one ofihe bs,
streets ihe city. and has b,ci the business 70. the s,;
hi yssGS. apG 10. himself, and uaIeEstan TIA
h,,iceSS Ia 81 its ysrru> branches,
The only Of the advertiser IN ,akins partner
nave attsl Ihr business when ne For
any nh0 " s- business hrst chance.
which NJ S shoNa any that rnsy wish enter int,
business, hy addressing 2 II y VI this cfbce. All
munlcttons mast De- t, real whers inter
h bid III ~ iirnfisl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

w AN hD-By gentleman and his wife, until
ue - o. MN next se sreoGj story of respectable
nS%ss rr >, Cs,nS OF SS'osm bed .nsoO with Srae snd
cellar and yard, within Is minutes walk OF Civ Hall Rent
nrs, d moderate Stating sitasi.on acrs, j. A
K ifl> otfce. n ;,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

DubLlC NOTICE is hereby given that a peti.
ton has been presented the Board OF Aldermen
ag 33a between 7t and 9th Persons interests
ri the above petition aud having objecans the
requested them writing the Street Commission
e.s Office, on or before the 81 day OF June
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
ssioner's Office ilay o. MS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

000 BOXES first quality Family Soap for sale
IUUlox 70. cash bY F. F. EDDY. "a Old siiD- sol2 u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

SEVENTH WARD BANK. !
New.Y-rk, May ed, 1913
T'HE STOCKHOLDERS ofthis Bank are hereby
notified tnai an ior hnteen Directors lo ,ns en-
ION viii be held the Banking House Tuesday the hit-
tSSn n d.v of June next
The poll will be open at 70 VI. and close at Q T. NJ.
m23tIla A. s. FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
with j. X Goodman where he is receiving his Sprn; and
SnTmer goods which he viii make up order in fashionable
styr suits furnished twelve hours nctice Having sIeaty
reduced his expenses he will be enabled sell ~ reduced
prices aud he solcitS the yors OF his friends and the public
whom hr feels grateful the liberal patronage m has here
otov received. HIS good article runctuaty in
h,lu: orders low prices and cash delivery a2l IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

The Par;s and Orleans railroad has been OPEN
ed with great pomp. The Paris and Rogen rail-
way has been opened with nearly similar cerc-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice is
" hereby gwen that petition has been presented 70 the
Board Of Aldermen Iepaye Thompsonstreet from Canal
Broome-strees Persons Interested III The above petition
ind having objections the same requested TO present
them writing the Street Commissioners Office or be-
fore the 9Th tay OF june 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
wi PANY-Offce No IS Wall-s,.est.-rhis Company,
with Cipal of $500 0G0 continues 10 insure mere handise
household furniture, buildings, ships IN port and other pro
p.rty, against loss damage by fire, the most yOrabe
JONATHAN LAW ktN NJ 4, President
A H. MrlJyR SECRETARY as 2m'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
TNlRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company-( incorporated 1870
Charter perletuai.)
been in operation upwards OF thirty Yeas, continues c
insure Houses Furniture, Stores, Merchandise aud every de-
scripon of rorerty against loss or aae b. tire the
favorable terms JOHN NELSON, Jr; Agent,
,rhoo 3m- ID Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

TlRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVlGA-
L TION INSURANCE the Mutual plsn-combired
with capital Of S2Co OC0 together with The accumulated
THE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
NY No S. Wall street, prepared to issue Policies
Fire and Inland risks adjusting losses
heretofore, with promptness aud hbsrai!ty.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President.
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President
WILLIAM w. DIknLEE. Secretary. apo u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

Refers 70
James Beatty, 22 Washington street,
Charles Ross, 9Th Avenue, cor 9th 81, whe
Calvin Condi,, a;8 Cherry. street, go
Charles Hillibufgs, 3i2 Water street,
George J. Prics, i24 East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

: EXPERIENCED dry Nurse wishes employ
An1en 20 ths care of ehia ID which capacity she has
ss'eh ssT~eEahse sinises this city. whom s
Caa :sIst. .@pfty at No 81 Elsvsnth r3l WINS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

r;1HE, HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOPPED
[ FAILING. AND DANDRUFF CURED b. fity
cen, bottle Jo-s Coral Hair Restorative There can 2-
out sxceptoa Die ecacious article ever forne! by SCI
enc io the purpose. We have lately Offered several nan1s
Of erson Who using this have found all III repre
seuted be- Let persons give II tfia tiS on nan
J0Ilar-we them they will bs vel! satisfied fon must
-. he au.s, Jnne,, CoEal Hair Reslocatiys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

Doctrine aud sentiment, tlaG is the John e. Calm.
lsl3orposed 10 the John e. Calhoun If lsiG II.
'ae omission o his speeches during Tie long nil,
from 1911 10 l>}5--ah omission which. more ,,.,.
JULY han Tie ar9amcns ii those speeches ib,,,.
SHOWS his Consciousness 81 CHANGE ubirh he !.
The moral ceuraae la &, MISS - oGrirnd r,,,,.
llsheS OF thrse speeches have committed , n
"r'n2 up9n the public by giving their pullie,,
title Designed To deceive and cheat tll,sc int.
hands 1t may tell Tho, have placed the,,,seIx..
IN the scope OF Sit Robert Walpac', decl,,,,,.,,
HISTORY is lie BY emitting in +, 49,, '"''
be the g SPEECHES delivered by Mr.. Calhoun i, ~
gr'ss ihose winch were made during tn, rno>, nv,
nl period OF our history since the f,rmati,, ,r H.,
st'nli"h aud upon questions Of the GREATEST ,,.,..
and Importance IS the nt,llieencer ,n,,Iy ,e...
they might as We'll have given 10 Tie public tho MIS-,
oi Hamlet with tina character of Ilam,c, .,,,o, roy
history OF the United States. suppTcssin, the Wv
Of the Of The revolution ''s'ues'
We are glad TO observe that the In,ell,o,oo, :;
10 remedy, as Tar possible this ocf II i,jus,;,c J., !,
oaMo"' by the publication, in that paper from ,b,o ;.
tnr, "i the omitted speeches. which Nil c,p,e,o
famous "a the "Rejcctcd Addr ssps and -. .,.,,
10" It's example, II has already Discontinued NJ, r.,
nouns great speech IN tator of Il National RANT
cred on the Oh of 'anuafy. 1876, which. at o,..
Ieiii srasop,-pthaps in neAt, we shall ,r,,sc
our columns. AZ II always affords us a pleasure J.,
Why doctrine. and mta5ures by Loc,fa,a,,n,,.,,,,
authorities
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
WILLIAMS MARY COLLEGE,

I'll ~ iifh, lSln.
Tn day hrlnl the close nj the session. and The day
appointed t5r r.ut.ung pearocs aud other houors OF
the College. lhe Faculty aid Ntu'.nls assembled III the
thapd nj / o'clock. Where the Exercises, preparatory
Ia the delivery oi Diplomas and Certificates. were com
mcueed hy prayer from Roy. WN IlonsEs.
The t1iloNnT prallops urrc then dsvcrpd--.
On tommercc. by Alex. {. Garrett, Of W iams
burr
=. GA the Moorish INVASION of SPAN. and lis effect
an Europe: by b H. ID luelass Of Nv Kent
: Naledictpry Dni,a II the Tau CHI Society: by
&. +. Harrison. OF Cnnb, rand
4. On the responsibilities of the rising genrraon-a
vardctury Address In the Franknian Society," by Robt
l., Montague, et Mlddc>ex
Atier this the President delivered the Entertainments
Address. aud then proceeded To confer the degree of
Bachelor of Arts, by delivery Of Diplomas to the fol
lowinp gentlemen, VIZ:
Daniel llaicher, ef Powha'lu;
Wm :. Morris. al ila0ovcr;
Z =. Peace, of y Carolina;
Ialinus J. Il ,se ol Brunswick,
Washington l.. Na>ns Of Petersburg,
l'hus. VI Wilson. ot af.lk,
And HE degree OF Bacheorof .aW. Ivy delivery of
Diplomas, 10 The following gentlcmen VIZ
II l. Ban2a OF w ,llamshufe;
Seneca NJ Conway, o Northumberland;
Beverley 3 nnnglass al New kent
Nm. T. fuchen. of Gapcviile
AK. { Gaucu. OF " illamsl,nrp.
George +. Harrison, of Cumberland;
II II Land Of Princess Anne:
W. \. Leigh 81 Prince Edward;
W. ]. Nehlou. Of Iuenlnr1;
.Iubn b. peachy. Of w williamsburg;
J. p Pierce, Il Charles City
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
alnmtoitc kntiiitncucc.
from The Boston .liil, y .'loada3 iasi.
Loss OF TIE STEAMER COLI MBlA.


l. Is W,t ie,hnss a deep regret thoi Ne are under
ihe nalrt-tY i'- aafhhf- 81 taiahncia3 ~" iasS al
the fali'h NM Kramer 'a'nmela. I'M. ahahhah'
winch sa''eiiaHa LIE Fft an 'he - la=i Sae was
...t ff,,, 5lp,n EI#ak af.Jr nraf sal Island \ :
an ar t,is,It. 60 II4afty Al her pasanger, annng
vh4,n VA f.o Ia Abbott Lawrence OF this cite
VIII rs Ia, sntmpiisf ncfe sale The vessel sas
yulg Ia pieces hen te DnrI ii nj hniuyht IN. intel
florence lei, lrr an1 would t- a total wreck
W,havc been favored by the palltcaes Of S Abbott
Lawrence. Ed with letter lrn-n The Hon AbDutl
Iarrere In his univ n thus city living The fall par
ucuar ol tl,ls unfortunate nccne.,c--a We have
ais, another lrct fr1m inur Parsons the Mad Agent
of tn Columbia to Ge.tIe W. GotJJn. Esq Poslm1s
t,r Il. ilis city
Tn, intelligence II this ralamit, was fsrn 3rled 10
iiis ely py : K Lyman Ell Postmaster At Portland
by SPECIAL ENprc,,
" are Iaf rmrd that there il, ri Halifax an extra
Scaner the Margaret vasscl of $40 or . tuns and
Of over - horse pl.ecf kept there expressly t. meet
such & rarrss o, The loss uf the Columbia aud cap9he
Of rarftiny forward her mails aud passengrrs The
Margaret WI, uuque.ton15le be dcspac'.e3 Immediately
from l1la. to Liverpool. taking The mails. aud such
pqs.enprrs A. may prl.r t. - forward IN her IN pre-
f. r,uce In AVIATION lie sailing II the iibrma The
latter vessel II viii BE- reroecred ayes his p4n for
Liverpool va lalfN un SUNDAY next iGlh lust.
rIoIFr FROM Itripr PARSONS
'''' ,.,'tnpu
~ 10. ''''2
Deaf 81 lhr Calh""ia MI lits'"n Al : T. NJ. vac
I7l inst with lhr Ap'i'ih mai III li"ii'A ana f-o4
land. Win 1n"l} pas#t"Srfs, ana crew 81 eis.ly III
number, making III d" nom 10 up"amS' '"'
smooth, o1l ".,'ne FIX i9g3H ." 9@,d'Y' "a lna'
+. - = 49, '''.,'s a. ''' '"'1 81 ! ~
N"i, pr 7aaf " a'''' anu h''i'a '7 port win h''
.,. ~" W 81" - o W. 49, 9,'''+
,i ..1 Az l
+ I -. -. A. " ~
= g.. A, - Al ', d. Wv -. o,', ",
S,l I.nrJ ,,ht c,,o ,l,,,sda Ij i,,t,o,d -. ,p,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
HENRY CLAY.

literary friend has presented us with brief sketch
OF the character which Marnoure Gin his Memoirs
draws i" Nollare, with this remark How applicable
To the greatest living nercan states nan" We annex
the sketch:
lie had sought glory by all the road. open to ge-
MUS and had deserved it by Immense labor and rll-
liant successes. But all these roads he had
"tered Envy. and all the Fures by whom she is escor
ted Never did man of letters Ga s,a.esm I'd incur
$50 much outrage without any other crime than great
talents and the ardor of si,nazing them Ihose ho
cnvied him ancied they could he his ,rais by show
ing themselves his enemies. Those whom in his ca
reer he fod under foot, though PROSTATE still insued
Thin. His hole life was Contest; and he never
'ilinchcd from any adversary. The combat was not al
ways worthy of him. lie had more insects to crush
THAN scrpens to s'rangle The yicst of his a.salats
"have been branded by his hand. An eloquent denun-
'cla'on was the weapon of his vengeance and he wel
ded it most fearully. But the greatest of blessings
'rcpnse. was unknown to him. True Envy at last
seemed to tire of pursuit, and began to spare him
the brink Of The grave and after long exile he en-
'joycd his renown, and the enthusiasm Of a whole
'Peop'c. grateful for the services he had rendered
"them.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
SINGULAR pHFNOMENA.--We lean

the Gazette Al rhaua OHIO. iha, ''ahout O'Clock on
the evening of tho 9th u rumhlmg noise and iar-
ing OF the Garth, similar To- that produet bv the ,lmh Of
M earthquake. MAS vrty s,us,ly he-il and felt in va
mons parts ut tbs county
"On "Wednesday night. 2Sth ult. h,ween aud 9
o'clock, an unusually large and very brilliant Meteor
tel llfile east OF TIE Zenith and disappeared behind
cloud in the North east The ght produced by ii was
equal IN braney 10 that Of ihesun. Those who saw
The Meteor say It nearly large mans head
few moments after il disappeared wnblng uosc
WAS heard, wheh lasted tvo three seconds, supposed
to have been caused by It's explosion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

oass eans sl0e To promote i'.sa principles which It
IS oar pfde sod pleasure 10 slrpr and at The proper
sa.e el Is = With good feelings n'e National oo7fen'
,,o al VII uraaimily and a1al Support tho iudYlda
Al that s.aail ae IS gg5atd. =,
Sen. ~ J. l. ia;5easaer-- The day. The spin, should
b. CHERISHED.
ilf lhe Compeay--Oar host ]. D Saunders: lie has
MS cav IS oa ali s4lar occasions gwen. enire sails
laeliun a. oue ana all LEWIS BROW \, trest
EDWARD GhiGG. 4. Presi.
wv L. SnkrAEp, sce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

Mssl ! "iorTTtL MURDER 4 letter dated New
Lexington >e7it county, Ind ana and palfshel IN the
hadisan Banner, 2iges ihr following affrulars Of
mre ifightini murder shch vas committed IN .Ae .ih
tluma.--
'Bsnlamin Alfr II. son-ln 'sw and nephew sso #
Ashley u Aiiid wei ~ r4npIr} with h- VT, L. the
auuse n 4. o Al6rd, tle eyrna1 If the day a,,vc
named. where some aaafy efls passed, efoa. my sutof
the bad treatment viii Mrs.A had faceiVod from het
husband The I'D gentleman oriefrd the snn in-iaw
from his buu5e, stating that he did want t. he r,u-
bled with hun. oung Allerd aud his VIE llrrrnpon
lebut returned about nine o'clock. a, niph, 6plinr
tho Old msn III bed ouuq Alfrd called L. tlr I'D man
from WITHOUT. saving that he wished In talk with him
The old man knowing tie d.spositor and previous
threats Of Young Afford and experimenting personal
harm. lnok ls gun aad went ont into the door ward.
and again ordered Tho ylnng of and. upon
his refusal In 90 away. the old pian fired III the gun-n
opposite direction. however, firm the Young man,
and merely iar the purpose OF frightening him whtre
npn The S"uaa upon lie old man, knocked him
diwn. and With dirk knife ct his fhr,at from ear 10
carr Young Afford fed and has not yet been taken
Some forty or fifty persons searching for him the
following day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

MoDESTY'-'i The GLOWING is the concluding par
arrnph Of IoHH fYIERs letter to The Loco F,cos OF
phadelpha. which read at the late party celehra
ton Of The Fourth IN that city. 1t is only remarkable
for is extreme modcSttr--
"i'le principle upon which shall continue to act .
while remain at the head II Government are th,se
which derived from the great teacher the Repubi
can Schol- and il for this shall continue 10 be the OBJ
Jcr, Of ahuse, shall console myself with the reflection
THAT ruE DISCIPLE SHOULD NOT EXPECT FATE DIFF
FERENr FROM Tu,r OF n,sTrn. In MS DAY AND
GENERATION No M,N rs MORE vttItrIEp THAN THE
AUTHOR or TIE DECLARATIONS OF InDEpENprScr
WHOSE DISCIPLE | An! -
JoHN TYLER may console himself with the belief
at he Is following in the fotseps of the Ilnstri1us
i tcrs1n Bal ,ho people think otherwise. They M
Decd admit that he Is disciple Of OF the principal
actors IN the American Revolution. Bat West Point
aud MT The flor 81 Congress, the theatre Of the OK
lsllt which gave the master uadying iane John
Jycr is worthy Of belne MS disciple. and Of pcrpsta
NM the Remembrance of his lnamy A5any Ere.
.l5tUiai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

DEcisIoNs OF THE CorRr M,Rri,I~-We learn
from the Army and Navy Chronicle that The following
of the decisions Of the late Court Martial held
board the Pennsylvania at Norfolk
Commander W ri. Ramsey, sentence moi confirmed
reported 10 he five years Suspension
Lieut.. Edw. NJ. Vail, dismissed, July 3, lS4S,
Lieut.. Chas. II Poor. acquitted.
Passed MldsIpman Matthias c. Marin, suspended
Tor two years.
Midshpuan Charles 7. Crorkrr. suspended until De
cemher 81. lst3, without pay.
Midsbipnan Albert 4 Enos suspended until so,
lSil, without pay.
Mdshpaan sam. Miller, dismissed June 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
MOST EXTRAoRDrNARY CONFESSION

During the the Miller tent on Sunday even
ING last. woman became much excited and tainted
away. She has since made most extraordinary devcl
opmcnt having confessed thai she committed murder
several years ago in Great Britain. and expresses her
wish To be senl back 10 pay the penalty Of the law We
have had this from good authority and believe
II will be found 10 he correct Rochester Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
.uO.SDaI, jLIT II, 1913.

To cis' Subscribers in Bettora, I,m,.i". Henry and
Patrick.
L. W. S'aiham. one of the Editors. will be at Bed
ford Court on he Iurth N ,nav July. and at Frank
lin llen.y and la'uck August Courts, prepared to sci
tie the accounts Of Those indebted this off e. and
hope thai they will be prepared l. settle with him. as it
IMPORTANT 10 us that especially these
Of long Standing, should be adjust, d. lie will visit suc,
oi them u he may not see at court Ut their respective pa
ces OF feadencs-or at least many ofthem pfacti
cable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

NoW, It vii be seen by tbs that 1oifcrson horn
Just eeht years after his predecessor Adaos Madison
eight years after his predecessor Jeersou Monroe eight
years after MADISON, and John Quincy Adams eight
years alter Monroe Another fact Ia he ohserv
ed Is, that Adams Just SIXTY SIN years old Whch he
retired ,Jellersun sixty-sN; Madison sixty. six:
Monroe was sixty six, and John Quincy Adams. had
br been elected 10 second iern would have been sin
s, six. ADAMS, jefferson and Monroe all died on ith Of
juy.-.Nt3r iofh Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

The steamboat Trapprr. belonging to the Americas
Fur Company. arrived 1T st. Louis the &Olh ult.
from the elbow Stone ry,r, with 1900 packs Of Buiia
10 robes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

No TINA Quakeress. preaching at Nantucket
SAID. Every tub must stand on its own bottom
sailor jumped up and sad }n. madan suppose /, has
no booml" .'lhcn lis No irn,' returned she quick
IL, and went on with her sermon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

BGooDy AfrRAY.-An encounter tank place last night
hiw'en Henry Eler This city and person FAMED
WIN. Finn lliely "A slrycdure IN the bav The Difficult
~ originated TX understood about debt the latter
owed Ia Elier. amounting Ia about g. ligh words
were heard 10 pass between Them, Finn was sen
10 strike Euer with his baud and the latter was seen 10
strike hac, win bowie knife Fmn's throat was found
iabo cut horribly. aud at 10 rlurk h. wns supposed t.
he dying. EltG surrendered himself To the city officers
and WIS Immediately taken 10 PRISM Further pariicn
las we could n1t learn. The ARRAY occurred between
9 and 10 O'clock
Since the above written Finn has died
IL, I,J,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
\. Finn has died.
Mantle .4dr., Jmy /.

Sr'ctnr.--'fhr III I"n" Republican,, Of the 90tIi
MI srys
''''aoos NJ Revne'ds rlefl, ofthe county commission
rs court at 81 Clan county, Missouri. shot himself
dead, IN his ofliee at Brvle. yesterday morning lie
was nephew II Gen Raynplls The cause which arg
Cd him to commit the fatal deed is unknown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

Of Joseph Eve, Esq. our late Charge DIES A1,ires 10
Texas lie died, Of consumption. on the 10Th ultimo.
deeply regretted by all who knew him. He was on his
dying bed when the news Of his ren2ral by President
lyler, who seemed to be eager anticipate the
mons Of death, reached Galveston