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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

fg'Ill, subscriber takes pleasure in returning tAaehs
4 to his friends and the public generally, Gr the ha-
e2l patronage extended to the lac concerns anl most
respectfully salclls continuance Of Tive same ia his mr.
dgHlaal capacity AT the old siaud, On Nam strcel a
ieN dor, below be Old Post Office. lie has IN hand
aud NOW manniae'uringa large and general assert
ncot a oeriy article apporaiojnq 10 his line ct business
TT u ~ daac with ueasDcss and ,le.raieh
GEORGE b. THURMAN.
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4 the bcs' evidence the subscriber can possibly Give
"A Of his own ofuion. as 10 the ssgoio,j., If Inv
t@na Fortes which he Oilers Ir sale; aud il onier HAT
o'arrs may have anorparuny Of testing the matter.
he W4plses To place them upon tid IN the rarors ol
such persons as nay ho DESTROYS supplying themselves
with articles Of the kind.
The Pslwuemelt Of positive purchase ofanv nsiru-
ment whatever tor few months. give the different
matters tar al, would at least do the purchaser no
harm.
line addressed to the subscriber, at Peters
would answer inst as good purpose ever
personal Interview. siuee he takes upon hins, -
OF selecting and guarantees to please in ev Secf )"
large assortment always on hand. pwardssof
three hnRdrod have been sold hy him wi hit eyer sci
ug lad one Ep. NASH psFA hos, n, -.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

The New York Herald says that Clark 4. Wilson,
one oi the naval apprentices bard the Stners has
fought an action against Commander aIackenze for
DANA ees. which are laid aiss0000 On The 9th ms,
Commander " wa7nnks,.ikd NJ his residence at fany
town, and held ~ 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-17

fdiior re@mHcd.-1hs Nashville WING states that
Capt Tyler has app1n,cdJ. e. Harris, tditor OF tie
Nashville Mon, to a lucrative Foreign Agency ''
ohargc to the German States. The Captain has. no"
commenced buying the support ofheot.er party hg"'
earnest. lie commences with the Edrots FIRST, hoping
get the presses On his side. Was there ever NOR
couup, man dian John TYLER?
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25
CANNOT.

We very much question whether there
is d word in the English language 2roduc
tive OF as much mischief as the ore placed
at the head Of this article. Indeed il has
no business where it is so frequently found;
for it is an intruder on our forms Of speech,
and deemed unworthy Of notice, by the
photographer, ve, there are some men
who are always using il, aud ind il ever a,
their tongues end. The man who admits
this word into his vocabulary. is regularly
drawn up;hencefor.h he is good for nothing
because he will perform nothing. We like
a man. ay, and woman too. who at proper
times can utter plain, plump No! for tha,
little word may be their salvation. but il
they meet. you wi'ha Gaming cannot. de.
pend upon it, they will--'for a considers.
tiOn.' a,
Ask your friend why he runs in debt for
things for which he has no possible earthly
use, and he will tell you he cannot avoid
purchasing things offered at bsgain, even
if he has no present use for them. The
time. however. will come when there will
be cannot Of another nature to arrest him,
and that will be when his foolish purchases
have so exhausted his finances aud reduced
his credit, ,ha,n one will trust hlm.
Ask the farmer why he allows that bottle
Of spirit 10 We carried into his harvest field;
and as the III cut and scattered grain attests
to his manifest loss, snd he replies that he
has been so long in the habit of doing it.
that he cannot do without it when working
hard. All nonsense. Thousands. il not
millions, have demonstrated the contrary
before his face the present year The
truth is,the farmer loves the good creature
and his canno. is the partial opiaie he for.
ces upon his conseisncs 70 disguise the
fact. ,u'1l t-l tfe'@
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25
.S'ili,ber n As.

The Editor Of the Albany Microscopic
who 10 always listening 10 things be .hsdn',
orfsr,' heard the following ropfab the olAet
day between a thati and his ire
My dear, you've always mended up
our old chainy ware when i, got broke
now there's ihst old teapot has eot its dear
nose knocked of again, dew mend Ii on
love. won't YET ..isi ,.I,.e ,sssg
NO, Susan replied The good man.
rolling up his eyes like duck in fit d
the Spanish cholic; no, II ain't no use
We never use that teapot Id the winter, ,you
know "a r,
/ That's triie, Lore, 5ni we shalt want Ii
next summer ssssasmJ .ffsF
'Sdmmer !! reared the hussandln d voice
o' 'hundef, intended a. grand Imitation OF
The great trumpe, /, 'Sur,meri't who .tslks
Of summer, seed time aud harvest ! Tbey
are thing. of the past, aud belong no more
to The future. MOI Susan! we shall never
use the old teapot agia--ihe 23d of April
winds up the, affair Of this aitlh, and makes
small beer of 'eapos with broken noses
'Oh dear oh ! cried the poor woman;
what shall do! There's that are neu
bonnet trimmed with red ribbugs. and that
are bran, fire, span neu silk gown not mitch
more nor half wored out and that nsu lin
sass pan-aEd The baby's 'rocdo shoes and
the painted cradle! all agon' tew smash
before they're half woret out, in the unis
versal fummix Of this air.h!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25

| 7r ir 6GW -
| Oh, change! within a narrow cell, viii
hands upon his limbs, and chained like :
felon. yelling with alI the force at his com
mand is maniac-- Who is he! How
came he there' is i, The murderer Of Ru.
dolph. Charles Barring! Alas! i, is he.
He is mad ,inssne!--He's been so for years
,"tis said,) never before publicly infested.
Poor fe!low.'-'Unior.unate mar.'
A s'Ia'agem is proposed, He is kindly
spoken to. He is gruf, snlen; and inso
leSt, The Warden advances. The prison.
er becomes frantic. IKE Warden SLOWLY
uniolds piece ofswri,ing. addressing him
sell meantime TO the maniac. who now
gives vent ,asa violent burs, of laughter
Hal hal my hopes are realized. n Not
ie Prossgui.'
The Warden bowed in the affirmative.
Heaven be praised!' riiculared the
~ouid be maniac. And sweet, tranquil
smile. frightened Up his coun,en.nce, his
eye sparkled with the fire of youth, and
his tongue was eloquent with praise Of Elk.
ecu,ve mercy. He was sane!
BY thine own lips ar, thou condemned. ;
interposed the Prosecuting Attorney. who
was present, and insligated the stra,sgem.
He was tried. convicted. and sentenced to
death which was afterwards commu,ed 10
Imprisonment for life.
The unwedded, virgin bribe never re
covered tho shock. She was frequently
exliorled 10 obiiterate the past, and in mer.
cy, in womanly pity. TO forget her own,
and Rudolph's swrong pardon the mur.
derer of her Shappi,ess and her love-to
think only Of the severe. the bitter re,ribu.
lion, which even now. was hurrying her 10
an untimely grave. But, all, her noble
mind was reck. She spoke not. save
by turns. which consisted 10 The reitera,ion
OF this single sen,ence;-'Oh! no. I cannot
love anolher.' She died with these words
qaivering upon her tongue.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25
MilS0l9.LllAS STIsDUso
From the. Lancaster lnteligencer.
> IRENE. -ol
BY D. s. KlErrEa..

/ sOh.no | cannot love sno,her.'
This was uttered ny the young and beau
biful. innocent and conhtling- but. as he,
mother had it, worldly minded Irene
Mervile. >1@''
The circumstance which mainly induced
Ahe u,terance Of the above sentiment, was an
lnlooked for separation Of Irene and her
beiIo,hed Rudolph Burton.
ia oblrera,c his name from my memory;
hos abused your confidence, and has ren.
lered himself unworthy your coldess re-
kard,' observed Albert, lIene's younges.
brother, after a iro,racled and embarrassing
kilence. r,auifpi- 'faif '-
'Nay,my brother, remarked Edward.,he
dest brother, .,hat were too preciptale.-
Rudolph .liyes. moves, and has his being
b the atmosphere of romance; and TO my
bind i, is clear, ,hs, instead of having BIO.
len his vow, lie has bu, conceived Of the
lea Of terminating his truth BY the union
n Romance with Reality
Edward fallcred the mother. il you re-
ard the welfare Of your injured sister. or
our aged mother. charge you by all that
sacred. strive no, to buoy the broken
Seiri, with false hopes = I4 s
'Hexven loroid I firmly responded Ed
ard. r-
'Theu speak no more,' continued the
oary he AIDED mother, 'of tricks of romance
couns xion with the fendish conduct Of
udolph Burton. Romance indeed! First
in The heari, then ,rample j. meath his
e.. Were his business such as 10 require
is cons,an, presence,he could have wiiuen
ever.heless.' r
E.Bu., 1(, as have surmissd,' added Ed.
lard, .he be acsua'ed blythe spirit Of 70.
lance, in The very particular to which you
hvc adver,ed, lies to the secret.
I've thought Of that, too in,erposed
ene, with a sigh. su .sa5.f q .s-rs
y'As feared calculated Albert. .a.4,
oh, silly girl vociferaed the mo.her.--
Rnd you Edward, are no less than an ac.
bmpice in your sisters Gnal ruin. Had
been left without hope Of ever again
fholding hsr Gestroyer's face. she had
ub.ess sought comfort in repentance,
Drhing to her God. under this afllic,lvr
, pensalion. But, unfortunately, YOU
We inspired in that susceptible heart, q
. pe-produc,ive only of hear. sickness
, long will j, be deferred s.af
EEdwsrd, in reverence to his parent, set
no fnrlher defence in cx,enuation OF
ldolph's conduct. but beckoning to Irene,
oimmedia.ely followed, he arose and
Lseapartment. When they gained the
pr, Edward proposed a walk klo bis sister
DO gladly acquiesced. Ii was now six
b enths since lene had cast last. long.
grring look upur the receding forn of
y dulph, as be fastened from her presence,
!. r. pronounclog that pregnant word
d reweR! They were toleful months 10
i ne, whose face, which once bore the
om OF health, was now beginning to turn
!, II; the roses were blanched: aud her love
coun,enante, instead of indicating thai
pee OF mind. which conscious, innoceaCs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25

"A Jeke.-The Buffalonian thus wisely
and feelingy discourses on matters pertains
ing 20 conscience; s s.sf.-s-
Efficacy Of Religion. Not long since.
we read an account Of man who after
having experienced religion, seIi a dollar
The distance of 500 miles to pay for break
fast, out Of which he had cheated his land
lord. What glorious Thing i, you'd be
for printers, il religion would enter the
hearts Of their delinquent, subscribers. How
they would put out the e2s, 5s, los. and
2Os, and what peritenlia! letters would they
write to their old creditors! Oh. how the
hear: Of The poor printer would swell Joy
unspeakable and full of glory, on hearing
of The conversion Of SO many old sinnets
from the error of their ways. gsI s8i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25

Cato, what do you suppose ia the rea+
son that HE sun goes 10 hs south in the
winter. efi,tss4ta ~ q ts4sH5
+ well don't know masss, unless lie 20
stand The clemency of the norf, and so am,
obliged to go 10 the soui, where he 'speri-,
ence waImer longem,ude.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25

Mesmerism, -'Are you willin' if Lines. o5
merise you Sambo' e4lsF,s sat
.Ssriin is CufTy.'
Here follow The passes, quite "a Ia Mes. h
NOR and The community Of sensation is soon 4
established.
is YOU gono to sleep S4mboT
Yes; Cufy fAss asleep
'WeIl deu,what have I got in my mouf'
tasting bn of sugar.
How debil ! know Cufy I'm iass a
slsep. r.s.aes az sais $50 a.assf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25

The Progress Of Improvement. Moths
er.' asked tall gawky, 'wba, did yos and
dad use TO do when be came a cour.ina
you'll -4---s
,1ood arm and seas! what put that
into the boys headi What do you meah
Jediahi'
well | went over. to see Peggy Haskins
';other night and she told the didn't know
how TO court, axed her to show me, see
she. TAX your marm!' What did yAA do
molherr
La! SUI Why Jed, we used to sit in
the corner and ca, rosl tarkeyi'
Good gracious times ain. as they used
to be mother, sarsin-thc only thing Peg
gy gin me was cold raw pickle!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25
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Pretty gir.s who wear wells eoatrive 10
le, The wind blow ahe'n aside whsa they
NEE, smart young fellow,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25
'LUMBlA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY., MARCH rs, 1ls4a.

name of Rudolph. dead, murdered, stabbed,
fell on her ears; iuseosisility for few
moments relieved her from the awful agony
OF her situation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-25

The saloon was capacious and lofty. the
walls, were hung with drapery. and merry
voices rang throughout the wide apartment.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

genius Of John Ross can bring it about. | aver
what has been iterated by every press in the land
not prosltnted to political villsiny, that the In
dians have been, and are yet, treated in the most
shameful manner by the Government, through It's
Agents, by permitting them to defraud the poor
creatures in the manner in which hare seen 1t.
[ will specify one or two means by which this has
been done most unblushingy. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
SIS 2aWtds


OTATE OF NEW-YORK, In Chancery.-
- Frederick Tracy Jesse Hoy and others Masters sale
and by of decetai order of the Court
Of Chancey Of this State made the above entitled by
he Vice Chancellor Of the First Circuit will be sold pub
lie auction by Anthony Beecker Co.. ucroneers under
the direction of the ersgned Of the Masters OF said
Court Merchants Exchange the City Of New-Yok
the fifteenth day Of September next twelve o'clock,
ground the Seventeenth (ate Eleyenth) Ward Of
Thirteenth and Fourte-pteet known BY the street
numbers 53 and SIS Bowery together bounded and tanning
as follows Commencing at point on the eaterly line OF
the Bowery, distant hundred and sixteen feet inches
norheasery from the northeast corner of the Bowey and
Threenhstreet where the norhery line Of LOT number
Oh made by George B. Smith, City Surveyor dated
NewYork February 22d 1889 known map Of the
perty the Bowey and hirte-nth and Foutteentheeis
belonging th Estate Of Thomas r. Smith, deceased
M in the ONCE Of Register of the City and County Of
Nsw-Yo ntersects IN. Bowefy thence running eastery
along the norter line Of said lot aumbe laid down
said inar ninety feet 1--WE nces thence south-wssey along
the rear Of said 10. number laid down said and in
line drawn IN continuation thereof fortyhr feet
lnclss, 10 lands now late of Jonathan CoddiDgton
thence ms.sy along the lands NOW late Of said Coddns
ton straight line sxtynne et four inches 10 the Bowe
thence aoIthrrl along the Bsw.ry nches
70 the place OF beginning being the whole Of lot number sand
part ct lot number said map. Dated New York August
9th, lSi3 - LUCIUS ROBINSON Master in Chancery.
JoHS Tracy. Solicitor for Complainant. aa2i 2ta"3w
h sale Of the above dssc bed postponed to the
2h day oi October the hour and place Dated
New ork, September Is, 1913.
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
.NtW-I Orkl 'Sci 9 u I3I3 .
GHAhLEs si,Ei1ss {. (. BaluSThIER. Trustees.
100 000AcREs OF LAND-For sale in

100 000ACREs OF LAND-For sale in
LOO. wv Wayne County, r. Pennsyysnia-ieo miles
4at6ozed Agent for Of the large Of land in
Wayne County offers for sae in quantities to suit puteha-
100000 OF unimProyed land at prices varying from
81 10 s. yer acre. The title which ndsputable.
The land generally tInb.ed with maple beech,
hemoc white ash, lynn. &c. and Is BY nsrsr.
er for machinery The soil produces good crops Of Wheat
Rye adan Corn Bnck"leat Oats Potatoes: &c and Is e.
for crazing The conyeences market good by the
Drlaware and Hudson Canal which from HoDesdale Ia
Ii, centre Of tie County to Rondou, the udsos River
and will be- increased by the completion of the end
Ere Railroad which will pass along tn entire border
of the County Amonz the lands here offered several par
GELS of 5000 EACH which will be- sold very
low for cash close the estates 70
belong aad well worthy Of the consideration oi
Persons wishing vs. this County 70 for
will so from New York by the ne RAILROAD line 70 ida
town. where they will find ues OF daily stages 70 hones-
dale and those wishing to remove Ihe, goods snd ianna I
can ship them by the Delaware and Hudson Canal ne
from York 70 Honesdae The advantages el this CoSa,
" render desirable location for eSmers, manniaetnf'
and mechanics :, r.. at.
Building lots the Borough of Hone;dss are di9 5Gy a
on very favorable terms. JOHN lOIE1nnis
Honestae. September 25, lci5 elo eooI~.S-----
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
sR. TUESDAY, EVENING, OCTOBER B, lsa3.

DOCKET WALLET LOST.-Lost on Wednes-
ne.dey eyeElps at RCssel's Concert Room between
that and Wiliamsburgh, Broadway and Graud Street,
dark Pnckei " Aie containing OF moGey and ie" pl
pers but 10 the The finder welcome TO
much of the money viii pay him for his trouble if he Will
send the pocket book aud papers The through the
post oi!ce y b he owners ticket o. the
Mercantile Llbrary Association so
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

INFORMATION WANTED OF Boy who left
home year since and supposed TO &c emporsd BY
some on Long Island New jersey. Sad Boy Is III
and long eye ase When last he had represented hin
self orphan II his should the eye of said Boy ne
requested 10 return home, his parents and his
past conduct shall be forgiven orfh eligible stua
tion, and wishes 10 stay II fhe VIII wtte 10 IS Parents 70
that effect, they vii allow him
either OF the former places New York should know
of Boy this descriptions they Will perform
OF humanity By transmitting their information to A B. 90
Brnad 81. New York o2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDDLE
L TOWN. CONN.-CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOOL.-Ths Institution situated III
of the heathfu Quiet and beactul towns New
England, of easy daily from NewYork, Albany and
Boston,
students, reside with the Principal and all times under
his care The number limited and permitted TO
remain whose example Injurious To render this School
worthy Of The confidence of paeps, the Principal has
examined similar Institutions in Europe aud America
The Summer Session commences May Is; ends October 5
a. Winter Nov . April -
The charge $50 per Session, which includes all expenses
save for Books, Music anu Modern Languages
Circulars and information be obtained OF Rev
Henry Chase Marstsueet, NewY ork, aud of Rev. Alfred
SaN. Albany. n II CHASE
s2l DSWtNI5S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clear-Starcher,
III 90 Mercer fifth door above Spring St Emhroteres
Laces, Tarlton Iulirs Silk Hose &c made 10 look equal
shaws Me1inos FouIaId Silks, Mousn de laines,
Table Covers SC. cleaned. SO I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

MRS. S. MCKENZIE would the Puohc ln's''
lfl To give an Immediate call;
Her wotknen ar'i:les slight,
But endeavof TO satisfy ALI
On agstsn entirely her own. ..,.
She makes candies sGd sugar Toys
And makes rs good, viii be shoTsn.
For ,yorxmen The best she en'p'1sS
Candies Of each ysri9us s,sdd MIC.
or materials both clean aaa i nS5 ;5
That will suit each particeiei nih9'
Sh. ssIis al a moderate price
t-yn,.s finest nasde to the form.
~, ,x IN " the most critical eyes,
(.S;n a1 20 weather that IS chilly warm.
And which she will warrant TO please.
.iso mc,tos of every kind,
Fancy articles Of beautiful sort,
Az her store you may always find,
And cheap as elsewhere be bought
Orders carefully packed aud rded To any part of the
United from her store Is William sgsee opposite the
n D. Church. and no charge for boxes s2a 3ts
sEn FALL FASHION HATS.-C. Watson m
M yites The attention Of the Public to his splendid asso
c ent OF Fashionable Hats which for beauty Of costoar
finish not surpassed besides the extra udueepest c low
prices VIZ! Silk Hats So So Msls Ska g, Nuta 50 So Bsa
Tsy II 70. ls2asodil WATSON, IA Chstasa g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

MIR. J. Fl. BARLOW, Professor of PENMAN-
W. SHIP Plain and Ornamental would respectfully inform
the citizens of Newly York that he will Writing and
Bookkeeping Academy for the instruction of ladies' aud gen
emsn in the conrnodous and elegantly furnished rooms
cupied ty h ladies' department Of the NewEnsland Aca-
demc School No 327 Bowery I'd street. Monday,
Octobr Cd.
Having taught forsevea years in various of the Unit.
ed States aud the 0i the bst schools
this City where he Will continue TO give Instruction. ne feels
confident that all disposed TO patronlse HIM IN their efforts ior
improvement this noble art will feel amply compensated for
their eNeTticn.
Mr.. B. relies solely upon merit and honorable
raising expectations which be realized and
compensation Tor whicn he does render satsfac
tory equivalent.
Ne respectfully invites attention his system and
ofgving Instruction. Exrect make this ci!T his perna
his instruction profitable his pupil that OF any other
teacher in the United States
All kinds Of Fancy and Ornamental work executed with
aud dispatch Specimens may be his
Hours Of Attendance for ladies from p VI.
For gentlemen from To 7. NJ.
TensFo ladies So and gentlemen s. for of 2 les
including stationery and lights S23 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

IXTANTED-A place as Waiter in city orcoun-
try or 10 travel, b. avery capable young man. Ap-
ply AT lOl Bayard ST. o22t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

square silk net purse con,,nin $ in bills and Some
in change The have it by calling At this Office
and paying for this advertisement o2d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

WAN,TED-A situation by respectable young
w woman cook private family and has objec.
ions assist with The washing aad IRONING Good citr res;
can be given. Apply at % Greenwich IN the