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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
ITEMS OF NEWS.

| The New Orleans Bee publishes some
items Of INFORMATION from Yucalan, deriv-
ed from. gentleman who left Merida on
The 18th uli. The yellow fever had made
its appearance ia NJ.
The Commissioners appointed onahe
lpart OF Ylcatan 10 meet those named by
Mexico, al Vera Cruz, for the purpose
fof framing permanent treaty of peace,
would not leave the country until eyery
Mexicaa soldier had quilted the shores Of
| Yucatan.
Commodore MooRE's services will be
retained by the Yucatanese Government
at all events, until the treaty Of peace be.
tween the two countries is defini,ivefy
settled.
The Government has re enacted the
old duty OF 6ge dollars barrel on -four.
TO take effec, from and after the Isl July
Heretofore this article bad been admitted
Tree Of duty On the condition that with
every len barrels OF flpur leo bushels of
cora should b entered.
From Yucafgn The schooner Magnet,
btfibeu al avg " OiteduSb OllnBS accounts
from Merida dfthe 10th, and from Cam
peschy TO theil4th ultimo.
4 The .Mexicaas had finally evacuated
the heights ofICampeaehy and had pro.
ceeded to Lagnna, whence they were TO.
embark on hoard the feet and transport
vessels (formlpg altogether sixteen sally
10 be conveyed ID Tampico and Vera
Cruz. H
The Yucatsn Commissioners for set.
ling de6nitive treaty Of peace with
Mexico had nql yet sailed for Vera Cruz,
but were only a1 ai.ing the fnsi depsr4
ture Of the Mexican forces from Lerma.
The Texan squadron still remained al
Campeschy. The Mexican steamers
were a, Leguna. Com Moore's squad.
ron. being fully repaired. was ready for
another action
Rich as mud,-Mf John Dade. warden
Of The Washington Peniten,isry has been'
notified 'thal be has become Mac
quis Of Townsend IN England. with the
comfortable inrome Of $500 900 per an
auDs, which viii moi be hard 10 take. Mr..
Dade ism ola Virginia genlIeman. and
nust feel rather queer in his new nobility
hsbiliaments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The Alexandria Gazette says that the
.wateris being gradually admitted into the
Alexandra Canal. The Canal Will be
navigable towards the latter part OF this
month. and information as to the time
when il will be publicly and officially q
pened will be given in DUE seasons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Yioisnt Outrage, ii Missouri. IAN cuff
rage VAS committed on the 18th al Farsi
lngton. Mo. worthy only Of uncivilixed
beings. The Old School Democrat says
= seems that James Layton. had been
CONVICTED few snonlhs 400. Of an ascra
vatrd murder committed upon his wife,.
TWO and halfyears since and Saturday
lase. was the appointed day for his execu-
sioa. lie had obtained iron Tie Cover
n q respite Nti.the trst 81 September
Dss ms 'aes was not generally known.
and he PEOPLE tothe number ii 5000 81
sem eled % Witness the execution L, ilfa
appointed lime. An impPression WIS
somehow created. That iastice Wound "a
chs al.d Of its dues. and the people dec.
dea almost unanimously. tia, Justice
should at once be satisfied, At the expense
Of legal forms. They burst open the pris-
Ign doors-took out the guilty man---erec-
ltsd a gsllows-dsliber ately hanged him,
and then peaceably dispersed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The New York correspondent Of the National
Inlellfgepcer, in noticing the events Of the
Foorih, introduces nineidenl Of sems inIeIesi,
and makes an indirectdefence Of ladies' busilest
de says:-
sIhad 4 very amusing afternoon a. llobokeni
though I could find very liuIe tp describe that
wouil be new TO yeu. presume there we've
ten thousand persons al least in the "Blysiae.
Fields, The first object ID ATTRACTION on land
ins was an encampmeal Of Penobseoi Indians sll-
ting as quietly in their tents, basket making, as
il there we're no crowd around them. A very
pretty and yely rosy sqoa Of Sixieen honored me
a lille dingy Ripper dgbbet, the first detormed
Indian ever saw, sat al her feet for q foil:
The aboriginal beauty was dressed 10 iashlof-
ably made calico gown. presented 70 her pFobat
bly, by some yisiter or8neighhor bal as She wore
/, strictly an aaiureI allowing il 'lO rise and fall
as nature mot eotldn) pleases," she had. |
must say. a most unfinished air. "lf women
grass With her pressure in one of the tents, and
( (sa,s R0chetocaHlr) were by nature Whit they
make themselves by art, they would be incon.
soIable." But spite Of this truth, and spite Of
classic taste, which rejects all unEaturai exsg-
geIations, confess that The eye must begraduai,
ly uuedacsled heforekit car admire The severe
outline VI unstufIed calico" a III \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13


The Winchester Republican. IN noticing the
arp Of The Highland Blues aod 'hei5 associates
from Winchester 10 Jorfaa'S White Sulphur. on
The lth, speaks oflhe facilities which TIE Kan
Road gave raem- it says -
uIt Was isdeec a-heau;iful sight, to see Nthe
ltNo engines. .sthe Farmer aad .'Pfesideni%'
| v ith their kshg trains, speeding over the Track
especially upon the curYes--the Elilterng arms
rich drestes, and waving plomes OF the Blues
giving lne effect I'd the e1hiIersting scene
! Ia Is mfnucs The 1--WE miles we're lfaYersed,
scarcely giving us iims 10 calculate how many
Ehofses and carriages i would have taken 70 con-
vey the 200 passengers over he same space.
The reader can easily tell, and then he will be
ready 10 appreciate the importance Of this mode
or conyeyaace. and applaud the spirit which
conceived aud abe energy which suslains The no.
BILE Improvement" I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

A i.islhas been n.ade5near Richmond, Of The
comparative merits d hccefmick's and HusT
sey's Wheat Resping Machines, and the commit
tee slate that though both performed admirably,
,bey are compeIied4to give The prefeteuee %
Mccormick's. So lhe void Dominion" is hi
umph1pt IL mechanical ski, Ia new feather in
her cap
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The rev Iron sieaG Boat. the siosefn0f
usDoxFIl y baili upon Ericsson plan, a. Rich
mond. E likely 10 aus Ker he expeelalioss 81 The
builders. An experimental trip en- The James
River Canal has proved Satisfactory. land q re-
sulsr Iias Is adyerii~ed no rnn three times a
week. between Richmond and Lynehbnrg, in "a
hours The distance is 100 miles.
We hope soo6,io see similar experiment on
The Chesareake ana Ohio Canal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The Elizabeth City On C.) Advocate
Of Saturday says The wheat harves, :
that neighborhood has been fioished -
lns crop i l2fger and said 70 be OF sner
quaihy inaF mas been raised in that sec
non q the cauntTY Tor number 81 wars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

.Neio .Hofisk Pocey. There il nav !,
The Masonic Hall an exhibition 6f !
new motive power. which is worthv i
The attention Of the scientific and the Cd.
i'ous-a MoiSlog model tof 40 engine,
whIch receives motion without the MA a
a boiler 81 lloFaace - Philad. H Il ~.
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and encloSed in o neat ornamental cove,
II will form at lh5 end Of The wear. Two
eeperb volumes, each Of four hundred and
sixteen pages, filled Hilh tie gems Of liter.
ature and the fire arts.
Al'he very low price at which il will he
issued renders it the cheapest periodical
in this or any other country CONSIDERING
the cost and beauty o: its FlFTY-TWO
ENGRAYlNGS, and the intrinsic value
OF ! Iitetary contents. Those DESTROYS
Of receiving the paper from The com.
mencemeni. viii have : punclaally sent
to the address upon their forwal. iag tothe
undersigned, at No. 4 Ann street, Ia. ce
dollars Tree Of expense.
Letters enclosing the amount Of sub,
scr!ptlou, may be lranked by all postmas-
ters Agents; carriers, newsmen, viii be
supplied on usual terms. Cr,J-The cash
system will be rigidly adhered 10, without
any deviation whatayerLc0
Such Editors as copy Tue above viii
obhgo me BY forwarding marked papeg
and resumng the exchange; which was
interrupted much to my regret, by circum.
stances over which had 10 control.
GEORGE p. MORRIS,
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claiming os 's contributors, some ol lue
most dlsllngulhed writers OF Great b'l'A'n
this highly talented work has ever mann
tanned proud position lis, co'empor0r'e'
while from the dawn OF It's commencement
II has been constantly increasing W 'ne
popular estimation down TO tue present
lime. In conhfnalIuh oi our asss'"V"'
III ia only necesslrry TO refer to those
thrilling incidents. Of food ard nelu, IN
der the titles, Of "Chdrics u Ndllcy," and
"Harry Lorreqqer," both Of which origin.
ally graced The pages Of this periodical
the most popular w:ih the exception Of
Boz's works, perhaps OF all that have ever
issued from toe periodical press. Sparks
lin with humor, and leeming, as these adj.
mirable sketches do, with incidents oi
such intense and glowing interest in their
nerusa we positively become ourselves
parlIclpators IA the scenes narrated. Il
would be needless, however, for us 20
speak of the meuts Of an author with
whom The pab,c universally are so iayur.
yorahIy acquainted. we're II not for ihe an.
management Of new work from the pen
Of me same delightful writer, DR.. LAYER,
rli,h is 10 arpeay in this Magazine, and
which viii be commenced immediate after
the COMPLETION OF The series, uf"CharIes
o. bIalley," noW IN course Of publica.
ion
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OF THE ..
AMERICAN EDITION
OF TIE

DULlN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
The Increased attention paid to the
cultivation of British Periodical Li,prs-
iure' may be regared as one among the
prominent characteristics, Of the present
age. An entire y new class OF writer's,
including some Of the finest intelecls the
country has produced, have, IN some in.
5 ances, dooe honor to its pages, and thus
a corresponding elevation has been given
10 the stand OF the popular taste.
Among the distinguish periodicals. of
the day, none may be said 10 take a hlrh.
er range IN the fields Of elegant Literature
than the "Dubln University Magasne.n
Characterised, as its pages have ever been
by a delightful racIness, of rich Irish hu.
NOR, and deep and powerful palhos, and
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TTETSTS3Ll

I'D Y virtue OF deed uluaJnpcG6cld
- b.. W. {. STOKES, DC r7aA ypgol
herein specified and wpca' gaitloId % DE
orobate CleiA's othce. Odds goDl, % OooA
J, pages lS3andIsi: 'taIl Woeetl % "l0'
re i0th day Of July, lo43, dpOle a0c'oA' a'
ne residence OF " iiiiam {. Stuk's' ud l't''
ig described p-opcry, e ul'--'.e DOAS''
Gar OF section .; and ibycriou'u' 0'ut g'', !,
ALI OF the northeast QuahtTi i'l le e''' I'd
- he souwest quarter, and uestl0'l Of Ufsu
EAST quarter OF said s,cuoD, Aud II"ca0a T
the southuest quarter Ihercoi; also he''~ :
efthe west hal OF the sonheaN qndA Ue',1
tie whole being in township l~iaDs' ''''
containing mail SIX bundrcdGc3,t n.O'e . ''a'
md also tie following negroes, ANU U"'.
sonalny, vIz--JohIl, a negro man Aye Dy 4. J
Pleasant aged about ~, .h@ a ny H. Z
s, Daphin woman aged about " Nuu,
man aged about 81, Fanny, woman 1 ',.g
10, ftilicea, woman aged about 4o' ~ NV
woman aged about 40; JUDY a g'''@
Chloe, aged about Is, and juno ".
II ,ears Of ase. Al,o ioul mules WYNN i,
lour olle Of oxcr. 40 bead OF stock . o. !,
wagons, And harness, and all the lm2 ,@.a 4
now on said paola''oo' ,g
sale, cash such tile only Is Oo"'''~
vested IA me az trustee. ,,,,r T,oys
join +. BASKlN ITu'''
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GEO. ROBERTS.

Proprietor Of the Boston Notion.
This cheap reprint Of Bentey's MIS-.
ceIlany, we shall probably follow with reg.
uIar reprints of BIackwood 6'other prom.
inent English Magazines, in uaiorm
Style with our reprint Of Bentley.
PROSPECTUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-23
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.


DR JOHNSON taket this inforlnng the public
~ still affords relief the afflicted and
be always consulted with the condolences The
OF secret diseases, of effects resulting
from the OF mercury, the malpractice OF quacks The
following of letter the DR. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph Of knowledge and experience
medical quackery and the the great
necessity the public between resuary
educated physician and the chsrlasan.
Dear Sirt put myself under the OF vend,r
when disease frat ared he promised
dollar, and made but light OF affection Instead Of mproy
Ing ecane every daymy aiiedI unable
attend 10 business and after expendng lao vile impo
had the impudence tell he DOCTOR but
y sold his sun In this hopeless situation friend hired
rage ot being able TO walk the tme and drove me 70
Office II Duane You examined and promised
to You have periome undertaking short
time. As eaJoy perfect health think 1t daty to
those afflicted ths public the
THOMAS J THUKsTQN,
Carpenter Monroe st, New York.
medicine may he had Of DR. the above disease
any Of is nerous forms Office open from in the
ing hill e. at night. ie20 lm"rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-23
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

ENORMOUS Quantities Of these popular medicine sod
% @ % as Pss s2. has @
r 4. %onds th nes g
tarE Sherman BIowel Eq, Register he city, " T.
San se hS M the sT
Col 3 IL Ns HIn
the like high ,Ksy,pectaPity M. :,
aud BY the medical faculty to BE- the only
safe and certain destroying medicine in the world They
L@Ieuge. sSne have any Doctor member
OF & c sSsis o sickness
ptaiioA Ownes Of .pr,s and deSspE,ndensy cured in
efeases and never known 10 fail;
ooueh Lozenges eiay n licking or IRRITATION OF
ha,ssing colds day; also asthma ana whoOp
nm BY sh.s.
SP: pesT.y OIL
sod a0S Nassau 81, and sold By agents g BSwsry
A.sSwa SsS Yo5 B1ssiyn: vs salSa
s. on n Nam Gay tRa
Ei5S5s ,;:
A ,CARD-TrH0MAs ROBERTS co, Duggists and
Medicine Vsnssr' of Crane Court LonSn Market Place
noulce to the public that having Dc calling attention
ey benz no~ fully and is success as easys
hed beg 70 h,t no medicine offered 20 mankind
questionable If there any ci7ssd world whe
its healing virtues have not been exhibited
the PHI, 70 those whose health by dyspepsia
TIC spnoas II s # nc
Of the day foundation that does depend
system Of advertising meritrcous pVpg but
those whoseleItensive Medical
quemens and high character for integrity, place them
the possibility of aiding quackery Thomas Roberts Co.
have the Of Dr. Filter Of Philadelphia for stating
his recommendation of the of these Pills de-
ranged hillary complaints, md flying rheumatic symptoms
By such undoubed testimony This the public begin
understand and the efficacy mild
medicine TO the powerful purgaves that have been
sold them the shape Of Pills. which relief for short
OF but always the Of the system, by
feebing and rendering liable to receive again other
complaints.
The high medical authority in describing the simple
virtues Of this medicine AS differs in respects
essentially from the pills hst have hitherto been brought
before the public advisable make the public acquainted
with the general properties they PARIS Life Fills
pugatve Sound to act gentyindeed when they dc
freely Is less to their qualities thar
very bad condition Of the system they The
vegetable ingredients OF which they strictly composed will
in an instances chemically decompose the deeteous
that generated by and mpedes The vital and
operations OF nature the human frame Their action
principally by by increasing the
and quality the MISUNDERSTANDING all the organs eff
feetuay without that stimulating effect injurious
purgatves generally"
hey sold retail of the respectable druggists
New York; and by duly city and
Name Canada the British
Havana the West India Islands, end South America in boxes,
so and % cents each
Testimonials Of from persons whose diseases were
nyetere kind and OF long stsnung, be the
Office OF T. Roberts Co, Clarendon House. soi Broadway
Office Isl floor.
Country Agents will addre, letter box GOT pos, Office
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DOCTOR YOURSELF
ORNATE ADXlCE-IT is IMPORTANT WITH

L MANY PEOPLE in need of MEDICAL ASSISTANCE,
that they obtain good advice privately and promptly. All who
thus desire TO consult Professional friend should by all
means obtain and read the book called the Rubcon The
fourth edition. which has been recently published much
proved and enlarged to nearly three times former and
embraces subjects and diseases before alluded that
will be especially interesting TO invads who for
may possibly happen TO need advice privately.
tce of his profession at No. II Barclay the Park
The forms Of bodily and weakness ncapacity
and suffering which under the head of Private Maadie
faithfully deneated and the best practical ehod of OBJ
ed of all those who may friend
y assistance, of whatever That of the
work treating Impotence, Barenness, and certain de-
suctfu habit of youthful ndscrcon from whence results
structng all clases- friendly monitor where
sexual debility has made threatening nroads
the health and the of
escape. but certainty Of restoration. The work
ctyj 1t shows how often and others deceived by
the outward ysica the attenuation Of
Frame palpitaon of the heart arrangement OF the
svstem cough, indigestion and train Of symptoms indicative
OF consumption often ascrbed to wrong when
resy they the of ang and pencious
practice alike destructive the mind and body The price of
book the heretofore For sale by the
author his residence No Barclay street, Broadway
and at the following agencies which drug stores-
SANDS, No 10 Fulton street, corner of Gold street.
IS, " S6 William street, Maiden Jane.
-s, " - Fulton street, corner OF Water street.
David Sands Co.'S II East Broadway, of Markcts
Dr. Churches Dspcnsary No. 1888 Bowery of Spring
Dr. A. w Whites No. lS Delaney street, corner of Suffolk
street
twill be sent out IN sealed envelope TO those who de-
sire orderit.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-23
DR.. ]. FRANCIS, oCULIsT,
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HIS Celebrated for Diseases Of have
proved be OF the dscoveres that has
been made They perfect cues for all ahlmwstoy dis
Of the for weakpes of sight, and ophtnama and
never fail TO remove nebplas OF the longest standing without
auy surgical operaou their efficacy curing and
removing has been truly astonishing when hope had
fed believed be incurabIe by the
acalty The certificates be Office will
the truth Of these observations. 10 go
We the undo having witnessed Astounding
formed by Dr. FIarcis Tie blind an in believed
be incurabc when ell hope had fled ngy recommend
him safe and skul ocu and believe his preparations
OF the discoveries made for Diseases Of
the Eyes -.F .....
Duncan Dunbar. Pastor oftle MeDoagAs st Church. .1
s. II. Conc, Pastor oil the First Baptist Church.
John Peck. Agent ofthe Home Missionary Society.
jacob Bronner Faster 81 the North Baptist Church.
A. Wheelock. Paitor Of the It'll Baptist Church.
Joseph Andrade Roman Catholic PRIEST Peters Church.
Barclay no.,
James Minor Rector eff Saint Georges Church. Beekman
George Glenny NJ D., Member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Lepdon and OF the Medical Society OF New York
Patents attended to at the Office esterms
Hours Of attendance from "A. M. to p. Nj.
Due consideration for the poor.
638 Broadway.
Artcial Eyes inserted, which be distinguished
from natural. without giving the slightest pain.
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