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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

CINCINNATI OBSERVATORY Professor
Mitchell, of Cincitnati, has received a let
4 from Professor Lament, Rpya Astron-
omsr at Munich. Bavaria, inf 'rmng him
that Strives Observations made at Dor.
pat, {ircluding these on the Double Stars, J
with the great instrument If the Emperor
of Russia, Gin ten V lumes,) is awaiting
the order Of the Cincinnati Soc ETY.. Pro.
lessor Lamont adds
"kreIl Astronomer al Prague, has sent
three volumes Of Msen tic Observa ions
for you. Mr.. Titirow, to whom | hal
written, informs me that you are TO have
the new seties ofthe Vienna Observato ns:
the Austrian Government, by its d,plo.
malic agents in tn United Stats, will
send you the volumes regularly rs soon
as they are published. The first volume
is already on It's way to Cincinnati. :"
The Great Telescope ordered by the
Society, and now in course of construe-
lion at Munich, will be ready to be ship
ped next June.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28
a COMMERCIAL FAcr.-A gentloma

COMMERCIAL FACT. A gentleman
who has lopg been extensively engaged
in the glass, ware and ctoskery BUSINESS
IN Portland states that formerly he uni
fornly had six pairs Of deeantefs put up
10 every crate Of ware which he brought
into The city but at the present time he
does not sell more than ono pair of decan-
ters to hundred crates. Some years
since reop'e b. gan 10 brng 10 tn If dean
ters 10 exchange fer Other artcles, til
they hsd accumulated en- his hands so
that he was obliged to decline exchang-
'ng. lie wrote 10 Manufactured Of glass
ware in Massachusetts, stating that h
had quantity OF tish cut glass canters
on hand, whieh he wishef 10 exchange,
aud stated that the ohange could be el-
Gel, he would tlke The NEST unsaIea.
bic article OF 81 IS he bad. Tie mann
iactuter returned for answer. that the
most unsaleabie attlcle he had en- hand
was rich cat gttsS aecaniers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

Bill was returned TO the cell, and the ecc
Tor has iakta care that he has never since
RULED the stroke oar.--N. Y. Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

THE MINT AT NEw ORLEANS. -The
Courier Of the Sd instant, says that the
coinage If he Branch Mint IN New Or.
eats, for the month of Angus, was
$3.50 600 in silver, and Sl0l 900 IN g1ld,
,aakinR $40 600. The total amount OF
co;ange since last January sesttmatod TO
lie $3,7l9. 600. Ii is further sa'ed that
she opsr1ions IN Il coming d,partntu.
will be interrupted for two OF three weeks.
order to make necessa repars to the
TO lars aud some Of. the mat h'n ry bat
will e continued az ttsea' II the other d.
phflmcut5.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

Mr.. Robert Tyler has accepted tho
compliment Of public dinner, rendered
him by large number Of natives and
friends OF ireland, resi- ling in Phladslphia
end It's vicinity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

A write in the ChaIlston Courier
states his belief that C,l. Johnson's eele.
brated Sunday mail report was written
by Dr.Cooper, for the reason that rough
draft Of il has recently been found among
tue Doctors papers. We think it not
improbable. The Colonel certainly dill
moi write IL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28
RECRUITS ron rnE RUSSIAN ARMY.


The Emperor Nicholas has o-dered, N
acrorGance with the suag' si.on Of h's fiin'
is err. that all persons who have bten
twice taken in the oct Of picking Pockets
shall be for the bens fit q the dis'rris 10
which hey r. side, iucorPor tel no the
reeimtn's.
PERHAPS this is as severe a punishment
IS could well DO ira Ct d on the cultri.s.
The Russian scrvic 8 - rePqted = be
more burthensome than that OF any other
nation. Yet the less Of limb hrs bern
deemed preferable & service on board u
M English man OF war.
The foIiowing incident occurred on
board Of the American friga,e itsse <, re.
yiousIy to tho deelnrot on OF war against
the King Of Great Britain IN 1912. rhe
Essex had b. en- despat he'd TO Europe ftr
tn, pufpos3 ofcommuuieafiag WITH our
several diplomatic g,ns there. While
10 E,ngiaad, on such service, il was asctr.
tanned that one Of ter crew was Desert.
er from a British man Of war. To Dc.
msnd for his surrend r, Captain Saith
tue Batfnbt tfiSGi III lOHtiHuHD u EEc LIS
sex, beng within he jurs isfiin oil Gree
Britain, relucianlly acce1ed. Thu sen
man was order 4 otlow 10 get his clolht $
and on his return 10 tie cun celk, h,
seized on IKE which lay up the earpen
ter's bench, and with ore blow stuck Of
his lett hani. Bleeding and maimed, h.
presented himself 10 the British eiiic' r
who waited 90 the qlalter deck 10 70
ceige him. The officer shuiJering ,arn
ed away and left tie vessel.
An lust nee recently oc urreI IN France
wherein mnn named Colb.ueau was con
denim 10 imprisonment I r voluntarily
cutting Off tie fotefnger of right hand
70 ts aIe a sever, nee which tc him wa,
still more dreatful, from kindred ont
ends 0nI home, having been dratiet
into The rmy from the c'ass cf 1912 la
biz t. military duty Jour. # Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

RnoDg ISLAND The Providence +
vening Chraniclc st ties In Thamas W.
DJrr arrived at Powlucket, Mass, on
Monday, aud is expected to arrive At Prov.
idenee on Wednesday. TIE Chroniele
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
New Orleans.
tCouespondsnce Of the Hsraid.J

Correspondence of the Hsraid.J
NSw ORLEANS, July 8, lo43.
Elections Defeat Of the Claymen-A6ray betreen
ihe Candidates-Fght in the 81. Charles Hotei-
Fourth Of JMy--HeaLth of the CITY, &c. &c.
DB,k BENNETT
You will most probably have heard of the total
and Incorporating defeat of the wings, ere this
reachesyou. They are most unequvocally cock
hated The whole State has gone democratic,
suns doate White. the candidate Of the wings for
Congress. OF whose election every was certain,
has been beaten, beyond doubt. The fault in this
case, however, was the whigs'. The people were
tired OF White, who has been in Office for the last
twel or fourteen years, and who was never born
..'to set the river on FIRE" Randall Hunt was the
tavorlte candidate in the city, and if he had been
selected inse ad Of White, would have "left the
town with at least 600 majority over any other can
didate Hunt Is q young lawyer of great talents
and learning, aud is destined at some day to shine
in Congress
Quite an interesting ARRAY took place on election
day at the polls, between Jno Sdell, the demecra-
tic candidate for Congress, and Felix Labatut, the
whlg candidate for the State Legislature, in which
Johns face was well slapped A fight was expec-
ted, but friends lnterfered, and Labaut "ax'd his
chivalryD On the same evening in The St Charles,
some dozen or two loafers (lhe captain of the I'd
municipality guard and his assistants among hem)
had general "set to-" The guardmen got glorl-
ously beaten Nothing further of interest has oc-
cured.
On the 4th the military turned out goriously
Never was there handsomer parade this side of the
Potomac good Grafton was delivered in their
presence by our late talented Attorney General Mr..
Roselins. The healt of our city continues good,
and everybody says there will be no epidemic; but
no one can tell with any certainty. We entire
y deserted (Which accounts, perhaps for the wings,
awful defea) -amusements we have noHe--fghs
very few-aRd now that the election is over can't
say what we will do for excitement.
My respects to lie jeune editeur," and think me
as ever yours, truly, PARK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
"LAMPs,l HORN Ms LAMPS

HQHMs rnTENT sULIg s sSsmc,I o;l S 81
ph,ne-These Lamps have become ceebaed and
vey and fact the admiration and wonder OF llwho
see them splendid 10 the econom
cal give lsh unequalled in bn and durability; and
none are perfectly safe simple and and
lamp will light than six candles.
pense of thar halfa cut hour All who examine aud
admire tn fot their besual appear
nce mplic safety and &c nomy aud above Az f'rthe
penor epdr Of their sht Aud, l. fact, would hey
de tined TO bee tn universal igh bee
their demand Sh uid there be who yet pre- the gnt
lei them look hey Mess Sands Co.
corner Of broadway and Chsnoe ; and anded, Of Other
call AT No 49, Fulton tnew build nE) tie only place Ssw
York where they forsae wholesale snd retail by j. "
Fay Co. Best chem cal oil SO aud csmpnine 80 Gems
per gallon liberal deduc By the barred 10 sell asn-
also on lamns 10 agents or Others TO sell again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaPer-pup.
hshed every day year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copyor " 10 per an
Rum-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERaLD-publishede every saturday
mcrnngprice 81 ceats per copy, or ~ IL Por annum
postages paid---oash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasisg
asst hos n. largest circulation Of any paper in this city,
o. the erlS and therefore, the beH channel for busies;
ea in the city ., country Prices moderate-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds, executed at the most moderate
rrices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PnorREroR HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
Saratoga Springs.

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July I6, lS4S.
The Springs The Visitrs-Ihe Amusenents-
Music.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ
SIR.-
promised, before left home, that would write
to you, and ! now redeem that pledge, though
can say nothing that will be interesting either to
you or your readers. Every day adds number of
new faces to the company at the Springs, and the
most fashionable hotels are fast filling up. The
number at the United States Hotel is now nearly
300 All the usual amusements of the place for
promoting exercise, whilst they serve as pleasant
past-time TO the guests at the Springs, are now in
full operation. The balls and cotillon parties at the
United States Hotel are becoming quite cheerful
and animated The ladies, of whom there are
many here. both beautiful and interesting, rain
down their radiance upon the company, and seem
tn receive full recompense tor the pleasure they
lmpart, In the consciousness OF the admiration they
excite in every bosom.
Among the distinguished personages now here
might be mentioned Gov Porter OF Pennsylvania,
who, however, does not excite much attention. and
whose glory seems 10 have been considerably d.
mnished. Elk Governor Tomlinson, of Connecti-
cut, is also here. If this gentleman ever was
great man, people seem to have forgotten it entire
y. Senator Tallmadge and his lady have been
here, but left before | arrived They made but a
short stay Mr.. Dickens, the Secretary of the Sc
nate, Is here.
The proprietors of the United States Hotel have
secured an excellent band OF music from New
York. and Frank Johnson is expected here this
week, TO assist In enlivenng the company W it'll his
inimtahle strains II Is almost useless 10 add, that
visers of the Springs can obtain here every COM
fort and luxury OF le-by paying for them. You
may expect TO hear from me again when anything
worthy OF note shall occur
Yours &c. L. w. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

WKLLAND CANAL The enlargement Of this Ca
nal progresses rapidly there are abou. 5000 men
employed on It. The new locks are OF cut stone
las ieet by 26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
DAGUERREOTYPE.
JOHN ROACH, OPTlCIAN, -

70 NASSAU ST, MKT TO u ~ ~
THE sub.cber voted his ate pton 70 gnaing and nnse-
ing Lenses prevsus Dsguerrcs dscose,.s saes IN
the real de mand gwen Nun constant employ
ment and with such Practice he fee laying mat
led him, have all the improvements
that enable success rnotogta rs Esneay
. H. iii In csrtain position to appear DISTINCT those
v ,nnssns are from this defect. Taorough in
,,ncon. syen II required. Oden eccompsnied cssh,
@ .u,Iw ,fesded 10 j. 25imsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

sSR- FOR NEW ORLEANs-LOUIsIANAA AND
NEW YoRk ;n LiNE-Fir ST. Re DEnr fseks.-The
Jackson now loading and having very large proportion of
For egn, passage, having andsome furnished
u. X. COlLINS X 20. % south
Shippers mayrely upon having their goods correctly;
cd and that the shps OF this line will sail punetuaIy
tised Any that effect will be and pIfeJ
that may be required, KIT.
Agents. in n. Orleans, fuliin u Woodruff, who viii sroas
~ forward all goods 70 thely address. M.
This packet shin Louisvle Capt NJ Hunt, will srcceeS ne
Ocon'e- iyh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

CASE OF MAJOR THOMAS CLlFToN-The Coron-
er's Inquest in the case Of Mr.. Clifton, who was
drowned in the Delaware a day or two ago, decided
unanimously that the fatal result was caused by the
steamboat Pioneer,
The inquest also states that the boat was fully
warned respecting the fishag boat, and that the ac-
cdent was caused only by the grosses neglect upon
the part of the Office having command OF the boat,
or the most determined attempt to drive the boats
from what has been hitherto known as the fishing
ground
The friends of Major Clifton, on Tuesday, after
the rendition of the verdict, took out warrant,
charging Charles Bilderback, Captain John Lloyd,
pilot, and Martin l.. Green, clerk, or second cap
tain, of the steamboat Pioneer, with murder. LLOYD
and Green were arrested, and taken before Alder.
man Griscom The Magistrate held Lloyd to bail
In So, 900, and Green IN his own recognizance in
the same amount, Tor their appearance on Wednes.
day morning, at 10 o'clock.
On "Wednesday morning the accused appeared
represented by Henry M Philips, Esq as their
counsel. The prosecution was represented by Col
X. M. Lee, General Hubbell, and Colonel j. p.
Farlamb
The investigation resulted 10 the discharge of
Green, and the full commttal of Lloyd TO answer
for unlawful homocde, or murder-murder in the
first degree
Captain Bderback is out of the State, having
gone to New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

RocKAwAY PAvILLoS1LoNG ISLAND RAIL

EockAwAY rAvlLL]Ea o d. ISLAND RAIL
sy a. fs S. ..e soif Ss as rs, s
49, 1910. ?siosfS an ssd , aalig.ss A'u' '1
the Pavilion. 70 cent?, iea6ssI
ssssssT arrssE2S AY Ex sAZ II asIss.r
- SIX FOR AL BANY and uterlneoi,ie Ind
on TSsf:1 s:, %s.sd sEL "a s7a Gay
mons r half oS. 81 seef street n'h
For passage ap. ly 10 tho Captain boa
day boat that leave. opposite day, charge,
- s6 5o stbaI tNb ~ sTE seists
TEoug9 Direct Sundays eIcsped) from tie
aSss
sssnbos soCA fey capsa Bu.
vii leave Tuesday, Tnund'I and Saturday evenings at
steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ H T.ue,d.u.
Tharsday and Saturday afternoons. at ocloeE
~, % g % igfsh apply on board or c. Schultz
% N New s Iadspsndsni Opposition Line for Aba
Inc and co@%oiiou, .i,amssst NEW JERSEY,
fIk evofy Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening. att
For freight passage apply board Freight taken less
than To- boat prices
and not Surpassed by any sioa
boar on the Hno,on river. in
.,xpoxto SEVEN D,rID CK MORNING, LIME
sas2SL - E,1R aIa INV TRnV AND in,snnsa,.Is
sSfrassS isndnaa 9Eiom IN. Steamboat n;sr ar tho
0f sw Yc 9ssa aGs 1 Oh aSaS
and snS The Troy on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Pss Gyss f. asst Sss
Ca,skll, Hudson, Coxsackie and k'ndsIhook
The new low pres ure ateamboat TROY Capt AGofham,
Thursday. July co. at7 O'Clock in the moning.
. he EMPlRE on Friday morning att O'Clock
passage apply at the ONCE foot OF Barclay street, or On
Nouee-All sood. Freight Baggage. Bank Bills sPseisl
the Boats OF this Line must be at the risk Of the owners oil
s1cb goods nc. jy2o1r
nTrU app N6CMENT
rARE AND EKnItiHT REbiJCED
RrGIiI Al " n TT ,NGTOu PM
Asr4 S1o VIII N2E a m nnsrnG =. srH u
SHsNAIEI4y tNcTON Ann NEWpO al Nf,on,no.. "a
the Bloomington snd b0Son providence hallr0ada-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
rHE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETb.
tM ~ M M

Ts from New York 6th and from sLverpool 5h Of each
month";
Chip HoT TT sH.,IIE 1850 tons. fish July.
Jehp Eldrdge, i'" f"sN''
Pb S1s wss1sTn 1850 '0n September.
Ship ROCHESTER, $50 ton, re-. o.,.h.,
Jsh Britton. ''' o''ooei'
Those xubsana sailing 6t class ships all built in the
New York, commanded by of experience and
ability will be despatched puncuay the 10th Of each
month.
Their cabins elegant and commodious and furnished
with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort passe
Neither captains Of these shirs will be
sbe packages by hem unless regular
bills lading signed therefor.
For freight or passage apply 70
WO0DHULL MINTURNS,
m.o FIELDER f sRof fisfsi ssw cor foS,''
Ie2lr Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

"CHLOKTDE OF LIME"
! onO.cAsKa uF :" BOYD,sp MAkE-FOK sALE BY
ZUU NN " PEHssE BROOKS,
| -, NO q laEATI srRkEF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21
: aEMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, se:5Ths
JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
&l!I|;| /, ~ I,.,&lea g., ;, - l.!!I

fEc6tAR LINE oF.rAckET SHIPS. d South Street,
New York.
PAssAGE and from Grea, Britain and Ireland Liver
st 7h i3th stn and 25h OF each month and from Liver
pool and and rcm London st 10th and goth of eseh
month
The subscriber has made uneapallsd arrangements to
those persona sending for their Friends that every
due and alseD attention will be shown them, and ali WI
embark with them. also be engaged from Liver
pool erect New Ore Mobile, sa' anah Bait
Philadelphia, Bo and the different of the British
Provinces, at the lowest rates.
With these srIane emenu together with the advantage
which his Liverp correspondents possess, being
ship and eIeesvel, engaged in the Ieishtns une..
pool tho ports Of tbs United with freight and
passengers. The facility offered by this establishment
and from large number of first class ships
poyed the line there be detention whatever which
should of those sent ecne cunning, the
money viii b, as customary refunded The steam boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

TO THE PUBLIC.
m, On TO $4,000 Mr.. FKANCIs X. CRUMP, Wstoh
xlOO MAXI 2s 0aod street. begs to inform his friends
md the public that psnden of the watch bus ne
m TO make advances ash gold and watehes
diamonds sitter forks, and every ds npoa
OF cold silver shape intended tor lmmsds ssie
any amount paid for old gold aud silver watches
deseri, ton repaired and warranted ,,..
pa f3vsrh street Ic- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
R LAND, &c-Persons about renting mo-
&Sns TO .hsi; friend. md b il The oa souPTy'
s.5, 10, 20 ESQ, or any amount. payable on
demand without discount other the National
Son Co.: Bank. London, Barned Co, Exchange and
Dscoun, nk Liserpoo Erten Bank Of scotlaud Green
ock Banking Company Sir VIM Forbes Hunter Co, Scot
land and the ornshss in town thIopsheut england
the steamers Great Western or \ bernia; BY ,,~r,,
At their General Passage Office % Peck Slip South &C.
N. BAIL letters from the country must come post paid
Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-21

SEES. FOR LlVENPCOL---NEW LINk-.kegullr
S&SA Packet of 18th July.-The Splendid Packet Bhip
AkR0sCIUs, CaptaiE John Collins Of ITO? tons,
will positively sail above her regular day FOR freight
passags having accommodation unequaed for spendor or
somfo-t spply board Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street.
Il. k.COLLIlNS6 co. Sc South street.
Price of passage SIS.
Inc Packet Snip Sdd)ns, Captain T. B Cobb, OF 1000
cons will succeed the Roscius and sail the 18th ofAur hs
regular day
Passengers may rely shps oihis line sailing pcn.,ss
yes adv ertiEed- t.... III. a.. je26r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

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lar .am,.n,,pt a. , ,,.,,..r ,.,.i,, -,I , :,
,,on,te a, nr,chh,, ,.,c'',i -, ..,sif :. '
been the lot al man, l., h,,. ,' f,, ,,,, ~, - 'o
bic are the ways ofp,o,id,,,, Shr L,s h,., : Ill ~,
l., VIM, Il, ,,,,,,,, h., -, -. -, a. ' h'h.'
and ;. zen children ami "a, ~. III :, H. -, !, ~
sol in IN, ,,,,tir ,,,ni. - , ~, - NJ eean
will prove I, aailx h., r.,,, - ~ 'a''
l., In, sal, ,,ion III ever, nrr, h, a., -, '' =
tina, the, IN, L,,y b.r M ~, c,, al 80, " an
mc,t IN the kingdom of Heaven ' ~
i, r;,,.', - A..
,o,h Ia. ~ Ei - ~ W, ""''n' h1oih'hf,,hs
MY .biLl ot M hi ,,, ,I mani son am,
4 A., - r. Ill i ,' '''i's'i - man'hs ana
been Iaken tom "A world of sin and ,n ,, IL, :,
youth. and the disappointment, Of ripc, ,r,,. -, a. -
sion, oil bliss in the presence ,l tnl' '' = " ~
Thy parents mourn thy earl, death
III, friends TIA, loss b,u,n,n.
But God La. taken thee tnrrS
Whcr, thou shalt ur,c, n,,,,n
- on n. ,,.i,.. ~ H., ,.,, I, ,,, go,
p,5t,,1 .,,,,," We ". ''', AZ oo"N''' IN,
Et,,,., "A -,.t,.,, - ,,, 80, ''N' WI. VI
ner :, d,.r,.J w ,'' a, VI !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
NOTICE..

ID ANlNG sold INV ontire interest in the Saddlcry
Y business oi Thurman Wnun x Co., and Vt late
George Il. 'Ihnr~nan Co. To George D. Thurman
"ho is none authorized to collect aud pay nil debts du,
10 and from the same.
The suhsrrber continues tho Sndnlcry bwsi
ness nj his stand, an Main street opposite the Banks
"hcro he is prepared do nil Jobs il IN, line with dies
pateh. lie has hand, at r'oscnt large
stock OF Saddles. Brides. Harness, TURKS, Saddle
iaas, " hips. Se &c. which Willie sold cheaper than
ever. Tor CASH. or 10 punctual customer.
JOHN {. SilAtkIEFORD.
Aprll if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
DISCUSSION Ar CHARLOTTE C.. IT,

Tie two canl !,rs Tor Congress III this District met
Mt Charlotte Court and understand that COL Hubbard
was tx ofaied and used up the crcual manner
Mr. Iole we understand laid bare his montrosi,ies nd
exhibited them in all their deiormes 10 the audience
The Wits calculate ulon carrying the county
by considerable majority.
We understand the Colonc stated we treated him
with great IlIiboray and i,uscr for our clubbing him
the gee ha,r cadiddte, aud stated that he had never
ssalcd. But instantly many Voices the au Hence cried
ont that they heard him saic-int they could prove
II Is 308 witnesses. The Colonel, sInlrting under
the prrdlcamcn he was then placed, tried claw oilby
say'rg he said gee harry' pretty subtiiuge for a
man to creep ou of scrape. Any ploug h-hoy could
have told the Colonel thai ger har.' was riph-and
ii he did formerly say gre harcy,' only showed his
ignorance on the subject upon which he expected ia
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ISAAC HARRISON.

lElNG doubtful Of sufficient patronage TO enable
~ hm I" Keep his BATHING ESTABLISH
MEN IN op-fat'on. aud having determined 10 cioas
II unless number oIsbscribors arfe enough To instifV
INN IN carrying onbe obtained hereby prpos O. 10 tho
gentlemen 81 iyncbug that they shall at aievens in
sure hn against oss while catering Tor their comfr-
IFS notao 10 lo"iive and le live md while he does
not wish To draw public attention too exclusively 4,
himself. he only asks hair slurn Tor tho large outlay
no has mado IN hitting up aud preparing an esahshr
Wen where Tho genilemen of nwlu and eichboshsod
may ENJOY Tho refreshing and the same time health
~" recreation OF bathing. Closo subscribing five dbl
las (and he humble hopes there many such) shall
be entitled 10 the Vi the at for gentlemen, during
the continuance of the roason VIA from the first Of May
to tho middle of October
=. S.-lle will also open Galhng Establishment
or the ladies' II sufficient patronage be Obtained by
substitution 10 justify il.
April tfg