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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
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he felt lt HE ,tll' rnes 81 The poor people, Whose all
was sacrificed onJ,l The shennN hammer tie had
seen /. stated IN thc Democratic paper ol tins city ms II
mai'cro al gfe3i hj'lrlo2 -is worthy 81 praise and thanks
9I''n4 thai lhe hlII ut the ~teIei"l The pcoplr bad been
regretted. ~. W trpr2l'ated very strongly the sPrlt
81 ','al remarks a'' IL tins rohnrNl"n a2aln %adyerled.
VIII increased warmth, 10 the rlaPplng ol lands and
rejoicing ot solne urnh,ls when the stay bill was de
tcatrd. HIN uu, Iueutiei naErs of Intimate who the
choppers Wrir
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WAS Sustained, aN'~ '-, nlcs Tho Speaker v,tcd in
The alhnnaina-
Mr. West called |'lcatfsa and noes on the moljon ir
lndcliute pesfHu,m.ut. He wished Ia sre who were
the tuculsui relieving lie s4n,rngs of the pnor people.
The lIIaulU9 Na.ilryaIr.
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fod. Mitchell, ~sodLas.. Wilson. iaYanuor. Mere
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Coy. s1erion'S fidelity To the constitution AL =.
fietiso Of The south Is more to be reltd on than H..
predecessor. We, cannoi, however. help fiji.
.'r'ous mlsglyiqg>o on the sui jet, WHEN We r.lneol.,
this same Marcus Morton, though prf,ssipq J.,
10 the rr al the North winch cl,ip1s :
the natural allies Of The S,ntH,a was i m,,G,.
=, on5fe,s when tie famous Msserrt Quc>tian r,r,.,
liz nation. ahd lha'he then voted a.0iusi ge S.,n
Nj eau Wc forget that, in his answrr to a Commute.
Aaplal1nists, wael a candidate fr the office which
now Ills, . OF } years ego, he declared himself no, ,nIn
III i7For al the "Hj2ht # Pciition,n for ma;ntao.n.
winch, DO l. ( AtaI i So - l1 3, Ectmcdl nj A.
In iaYor Of the abolition Of slavery in the District or
I1nhia, 10 which Air. Adams has uniformly ayov,d -.
Nor can we shut our eyes to some If u.
proceedings oftle present Locetoc1o Senate of Nl,ss,c,,,
seits. y Which the legal restrictions upon the m,,,;,o.
OF whites and blaehilayc been repealed. and by wbinl
the directors Of atty railroad company who .sl1all ,,i,
any distinction or give any preference in ~acconmod,,io,
10 any enc or nlofe persons on account If descent. ser, %,
rolor are made liable to az action fr ,rcsspa,s and -
5 ulf and battery These Things as well as nn,n.r,a
ot.ers That ~mjgItbc f%icrrrd To-. show the spread Of ,l,,
mallgn %lnlRrnct III the ii i slayeloldng STATES
which the politicians, If aA pttj $. il tAcis esyer lo,, IS
Office aad powef. are almost universally succnmliuo-
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Draining He Iloyidd I'gaeirdeS.-Ihe Secretary
u War has transmitted To tie House ct Representative
a report Of { l. Albert of the Iop1grrphI'a al corps, STA
tiny that information as to the rlacuca5lltN 81 draining
the everglades ol flutila can lie ubmiocd oaiy by careful
and we'll conducted surveys. The cost Is estimated at
10000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
EXNestMtg Gta lS%EEE['FE kasi:
I'3R.s'G E,FEfNN,
CC&UuUrEn EY
s;fs ASrs 'aiEs. .iIl.NA.

AsR. AND MRS. EtNA. thankful fr the liberal
Ns- patronage they lave received, teg lraNc tp an
ne"ncc To the inhabitants II ,%yuchburg and lis vicinity
that the mex. session VIII commence on Monday. the
18th of February next. lheeaag,eor iusDruetlun is full \
eA!cleat: the various departments Of An
Gent and Modern IJlcraturc. Mathematical and Natu
al Sciences, best calculated 10 d~eyelope the powcr, Of
the youthful mud, aud secure Il useful and finished cGu
ealluu.
The location ofthc Scbo5lbeinr generally ana f|ayorlhly
known, tits deemed unnecessary to cuumsfateil The many
advantages 1t enjoys. the apartments 2r ARG and com
modlous, and supplied with the instruments necessary fl
illustrating lhe principles ot every department. pursued
III the School. par'uts whas,ad children tram a dis
lance may have an opp.rru0iiy Of uniting the adyal,a-
ees OF a liberal and thorough eaerauon. viii Il cumiorta
dc and agreeable home; as Mr.. N. ha, ltade arrange
ments, TO receive hrcirc Young s.-juto
lbs family, Wiose moral ha5iIs and department will be
sorerlntcoded y Ms. NIoany, and command her care
and attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

TrNw-o0r last Intelligence from THIS republic was
Of a most disastrous nature. The small baud 81 Tnan~
under | 'ster, being one halio the whole army in the
field, lad been captured hy the NieAlcals and
marched of IL Mexico. In the conflict. however.
which led To this defeat, i5ur hundred Nloyicans
were Sid 10 bayq bcen hIllai, NEir only 80 Texans
were shot.
1t has been recommended by the President 10 dispose
oi the entire navy # the republic To Tie highest bid
der. We hope this VIII not be done. Coumodore
Moore. however, may do somalh,np in the Gull before
his fleet Is scattered. II is stated, that the Obstacles IN
the way OF the sailing %. tho IeNlan man of war. now
At New Orleans, have been removed. aud the crews ri
the Mexican ileet oii ~tampaehy viii soon stn,Il 'yll
famous s%altpelrc."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Iyler's NeN Orleans oticial. the Republican. says
Tile time has arrived. when nrlfhcr \an iiuren mcn nor
Clay men. must huid oiiire under his administration
President J. ler II says, must lot tbs thing be dlstinr,
y undcrsloud.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

tNNtpN-Nothing new from tins Province. All
lSqoIet. Sir Charles lBagot has nearly recovered, aud
INSTEAD OF horylng hun, the politicians have, Tor
a time, lufied all political! aollnosities 81 Charles
Will soon leave the country, and thank God for his sale
drlNcrlure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

The Army and Navy Chronicle announces, no doubt
upon authentic information. tie appointments ii Comiuo
ron: Of Capaa /. \. PARKER 10 the cumnaid n lht Eas,
India Squadron ii mmmndcr II. II. IorhetltIr com
uand OF the ship ~. IoUS sad ,l luulouan1 \. f..
I)owncs to the command oi lie schooner Gl44IpaS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

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TIC Enuctiburn J'lr0iuiam.

TIILR&i.7I. FEERt.7HI Q. la.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09
Etr0tmia ze9iolaturr.

THuRsp.Y. Feb. ?. 1913.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

BY Mr.. Tolrr. Of citizens OF ilc1arl and Campbell /,
demonstrating against tho construction IL turnpike ON
the Forest Road IN snld counties.
BY MIR. Moore, OF l., the mpmor al # the officer Il
the lilth Ragm't Va. Nalua, ASKING the passage Of a
special act, authorizing them to train 81 the lIuuse OF &.
Nj, Stuart, IN the bounds oi said Regiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-09

Petitions of a local character were presented, and sefs
eal bills we're reported.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
From the Mo. Rcpor,.s Of Oct. 9Th.
DEATH OF SENArOR LINN.


Yesterday the mournfal intelligence
reached this city. that the Hon. Lew
IS F LINN, u. S. Senator from Missou-
ri, died at his residence in Ste. Gene
We've on the Sd inst. We learn that ar.
ter dinner. on ihe day of his death, he
retired to his room, and was shortly az
forwards discovered TO have passed
without groan TO purer and better
world.
DR.. Linn suffered severely last spring
from an attack of chronic rheumatism,
and on his recovery made visit to
Philadelphia, New York and other
Eastern cities. On his return home
about fortnight ago, he appeared to
be entirely restored to health, and his
family and friends had just begun to
congratulate themselves on his renew
ed strength and activity. and the public
on the bright career which still await
ed him, when the sad truth broke up
on them. that he whom they so fondly
admired, had closed his pilgrimage on
earth.
II was the fortune OF DR.. Linn TO
enjoy the sonhdence and esteem of all
parties, Notwithstanding he was a men,
Der of the u. $. Senate during the
most exciting sessions ever known in
our pnlitical history. With attainments
of a high order, an intellect gifted BY
nature with unusual endowmeDts and
heart pure and unsullied, he won the
affections of all associated with him,
aud became on especial favorite with
the people of this state, to whose inter.
esis he had devoted himself with unit.
ring industry. His unremitting exer.
tons 10 promote the prosperity of Mis-
sour, and to advance the interests oil
the Great West. long ago caused The
citizens Of this state to regard him =.
their especial champion in The Halls Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

Tampieo papers to the Sd have been
received II is denied that Santa An
ma intends TO close that port. Two es-
capped Texan prisoners arrived at New
Orleans. Their names are Samuel w.
Walker, native of Maryland, and
John Dalrymple, a native of the city
Of New York. Previous to the fourth
Of July they wrote to Santa Anna. re-
qnesting to be Embossed from their
chains for Que day-to be allowed to
celebrate the anniversary Of the free
dom Of their native country, without
being reminded by the clanking of their
letters. Santa Anna granted the re-
quest, he said, in consideration Of the
admiration in which he held the instit-
utions OF the United States and his re-
-,pect for its Government. They then
celebrated the fourth of July on the
high pressure republican principle.
Galveston papers to the 10th ultimo
Furnish the following items of in,elli-
gence. The Texan revenue cutter
Santa Anna. from Matamoras, brought
dispatches from Mexico. Their con-
tents are not publicly known, but it is
believed that they give ground to an
ticipate peace favorable to Texas
The British sloop Of war Scylla re-
turned TO Galveston, from Vera Cruz,
on the Goth ull. She brought. as is re-
ported, dispatches for the British Min
lister. at Galveston. Col. War6eld had
arrived at Washington, and reports.
that after following the traders some
distance on the Santa Fe road. he as
cer,ained that they had formed juno
ton with the army. and as they num-
bered FIVE or six hundred men, and he
had only sixty men, he determined to
return TO the settlements, which he ef-
fecied with safety. Col. Snively also
arrived in Fannin county few weeks
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
GRANT co. HERALD.
IsATUKDAY::":::::"::::::oCT. FL, is4s.
To the Patrons of the Grant County Herald.


Owing 10 late arrangements The subscriber
with this No. leaves It's control 10 his late
partner and ]. d. SpALDIso, ESQ, by whom
il will be hereafter conducted. Ia leaving the
patrons Of the Herald csnno, but express The
regret tina. feel in thus parting from those
who have been It's supporters and friends. and
10 whose interest,", and qualification have ever
looked with pleasure. retire from The bust.
ness with Ina, feeling. on my pari, which
should ever exist between publisher aud pat
ron, tina, Of sorrow at parting. with hope that
The connection tina, has existed beiw cen us has
not been embarrassing or unprcftable:! With
out feeling other than the most pleasant To-
wards the corps Editorial. or others connected
with The business. leave them, wishing all Of
them tina, success which should ever be awar.
ded to Industry and talent.
c. MALLETT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

CouSrrRKsir MsxcAS DoLLsRs.--Some
doubt 10 expressed By the New Orleans Bee.
whether he Government of Mexico has no,
'ensured upon The raioous and dlsgracefal ex.
pedieni Of chasing the coin Of thai country. -.
considerable amonn, OF Mexican money
was recently found in possession Of young
man. who was proved tn have rereived /, Ia
good fsilh. which on examination was found
% be largely mingled with spurious ALLOW
Fifteen Of the dollars were asssyet By DR..
Ritd-ll. Several Of them were found 10 con.
tain 81. So. 81. and SIS cents OF silver, and the
res, copper; others were comrosed IL nickel
aud copper; from The testimony ELECTED il
seems probable tina, The money was actually
issusd from the Mexican minis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

u Dor figures msse . statement les,
wetk, in the ar,irle on the Mines. which proves
10 Va. Al least. lhs, 6g'rs viii I've; We were
there made to say that foUr men raised. in
one Gay. $4,000 pounds of mineral" 4,
shoeld have bssa, ard correctly too, $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

IL ~ stated IN the ~. Csihsiines Journal
that wm L. MaekenI'e. Of ~hom for m,ny
months we have heard nothing. is abou, TO
s',ns PsPsr in N's YOrt, ds,O.i to the in.
icrs, Of Nr. Cslssss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

Ills estimated by The New York paper,
that the amoun, II anur and wheat which vii
he Brought down The Erie Canal this yea
~ill be 2,0o0.OOn barrels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

Captain Ross, Of The ST Louis Oak. has
pub ish.d statement oil The affair which we
norred lasr week and throws me blame upon
Captain Csberlson. of The Potcs which is
in The f4uti will remain secret until Judge
Browne. al The pext term of The Circuit Court,
shall decide. Until tina, decision 10 made
neilher If IN. CAPTAINS can be blamed..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

Ga Saturday las. We were visited BY snow
storm. the first of the season. but il vas pit.
iful affair. being only about foor inches deep,
and hardly remained long enough foros 20 pay
our respects TO il or give farewell nod. The
Storm has been followed by sunshine and beau.
reason to think .ha, Indian summer has com.
menced an annual witt with renewed lowell.
ness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
Chairman of the Commi,,,s,

A ncw repeal csp Of black velsei. lined
With green. modelled from an ancient Irish
sro~n. has been published By Dublin artist.
snd is recommended to The repeslsfs for gensr-
al adoption. instead Of The puri.anics English
fch ha..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
DOCTOR YOURSELF
DID IUATET


II Of the day evening his private residence Barclay
Treatment of those cured cases which Wsys prove SO
formidable physicians Of but little experience Another i'm
Of remedies the convenience of PATIENTS who
aly desire to obtain cure speedily and privately poss
Knowing that many people desire for information up
on subjects Of importance especially when they deeply in
his private treatise Il contains engravngss much improved
and and embraces subjects of interest and sym
TIE forms nG bod sna mental weakness
and rng which came under he head Of private maade
ed the of all who may unfortunately need its friend
assistance of whatever or That portion Of the work
habit Of youthful ndsc from whence results const
utona debility" will be found both useful and interesting
sexual debility has made threatening nrcad the health
constitution and points only the means OF ecap
the attenuation Of tie ihs heart asanss
symptoms indicative consumption, often ascribed
siiarins and pernicous practice, alike destructive ind
and body
and should BY every The authors method OF treat
this complaint is without pain and affords positive
60 % 0py very short tune
that he undertakes and the be
The which he employs enable him to obtain complete
The price Of the book above alluded to is 50 cents and
be had hour Of the day evening Of the anthor,
his residence II Barclay street the Park and also
No Is william st. near Msiden Lane s ''e'' VIZ
No. 70 Fulton ST. cor. Of Gold 81:
No. n East Broadway, cor. OF Market u
No. 1888 5owery, cor. OF SprinRs-
No 80 Fulton st, cor. Of Watskst:
No. M6 Delaney st. cor oil suhoihn
Both corners Of Broadway and Chambers street
The book will be sent in sealed envelope those who may
choose order tilt will also be by mail receipt Of
OF dollar. To boy no Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
l25 FULTON STREET


IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The public should bear
mind that is Dr. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry that per-
forms those remarkable which published
OF the country and the articles OF that
casionay pulled into temporary notice Those be good
but We know nothing about them 80 - -.
that does not satisfy all of the great virtues OF this
let them l23 Fulton and the original with
merous other testimonials Of like character:
WATERynLE Oneida CO., N; W Sept IS, lS43
uary last attacked by very violent cold caused by
working the water which settled my lungs IL
companied by pain breast and Sides and
ao distressing cough had attendance all the best
deal aid village but after exhausng their skill to
avail they PRONOUNCED disease Confirmed Consumption
the consent Of ny Phy stefan to use the Baam Of Wild
place bottle before using half Of began to gain
strength and evident cough much better
three bot,les perfect health This result
alone owing the of Dr. Wstars Basam Of Wild Chery
and take this method of giving the information, partly to
pay the debt OF gratitude and partly that Others ST.
mlary afflicted may know where to apply for relief
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
l843 writes:
The statement given you BY Nj lanes Sage is well known
TO be true by this whole COMMUNE certainly was most
able The sale of the Ba am is good and
o. d. PALMER
Let the afflicted call and certificates They
concusvey that they cured they the right mede
cine Be get DR. Wstars Balsam of Wild Cherry"
Beware Of limitations. . 49,
as bleeding Of the lungs bronchitis asthma of 10 20
standing Group obstinste paia in the chest side, &c;
Dexter Abany Gorham, New Haven h. w Bull, Hartford
and " fsafs g &c sa S Gratis as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
WONDERFUL REMEDY
VIRREY'S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO-


SUPPLY of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
"A has been received direct from Doctor Adrian Viry of
Lyons by his exclusive American agents. De Launey Grey
Of New York Nothing equal them has YET been discovered
for removing imPoency huor albus ecuons and
nvgoratng the aud revivng the dec energies of
certain fact that be proved by any ten
mnute for while all other medicines for the
diseases admitted by their be slow of
operation Lotion of and
make their effect felt few after they made
Of Indeed their quick and wonderful action such that cold
imbery cannot The that
married fem ale TO them and remain without offspring for
they correct The inactivity Of organs which
They also nnrvaed remedies incpent consump
dyspepsia papton OF the heart headache ge
and affections OF the Kidneys and IN all diseases produced by
nameies solitary habit for which they speedy and
tive cure The Tncure taken internally and pleasant to
with great benefit but most effective when used
N. B-Persons living distance have these medicines
the of powders only double the postage
tn full prned directions for converting them the Tine
and Lotion Price So for powder 50 for both
When both used their effect is wonderful removing i'm
potence.
All erttances must be paid and directed De Launey
x Grey, New York.
Information of delicate and interesting nature which
be inserted public adve each bot
tie powder These medicines should used by preg
for their exciting would be liable
duce abortion.
Sold by special appointment OH
iDE LAUNEY x GREY,
ri' INV AZ ~ Dnane New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS OF THE THISTLE BENEVO-
LENT ASsOCIATi0N respectfully that their

for this will take lace Friday Evening" December
AT IAMMAEY HALL.
is well known to the patrons Of the Balls given by the
bestowed for charitable The Managers have there
lore much In Recommending Innocent amusement
especially hen Is made subsequent to other ana more i'm
poant The Board OF Managers proud TO &C
knowledge that heir efforts please have been hitherto
fully responded public and they trust that the
sympathetic etlins will prompt tn patrons on this
aid them in their endeavor TO relieve the orphan
dry the widows tears"
The Order II Dancing according TO Programme.
Mr.. PARKER has, with his usual kindness generously
volunteered his valuable services in directing the Floor
An excellent Band has been engaged for the oecasonM
Robert NJ Hoffman, Leader-and have been spared by
the Committee TO render the music full and efficient
The Ball will be opened by Highland BagPipe and Ma
tional Airs will be played previous the
well as during the intermissisn of dan cling
Doors at 7-Dancng will precisely eight
o'clock The termination Of the Ball will be known BY the
Band playing " Guid night an JOY be VII you a."
Tics ST. to admit gentleman and adiesto be had
OF the Board Of Managers james Curr $50 Hudson
Presden Jas Hanson 70 Courtland Vice Pesident
John aten I2s Cedar street Treasurer William McLauship
us Elizabeth street; Hugh Kerr e Broadway; VIM Richard
Perry aud Greenwich; James Virtue, 18th
street and 3h avenue Samuel Maycock, 2ls William strse
W alter Leggatt "a Hudson street.
Checks transferable
A. CAMERON, Secretary, asa Hudson street.
10 Members have their Tickets application
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