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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
DETTZ, BROTHER & CO.
No. l3 JoHS-sTREET, NEw-fosa,

AND No. 62 FuLToN-sTREET, BRooKLYH.
Osaa inventors and sole rcrers ofthe genuine noric
IahlD Also r,cc..curers ind dealers IN Improved Can
pkene Lamps Scar Lamps, GTnnGue Hall L1mns nud Ian
e.s Astral and Sae: S=de ChiInnles and lamp GsTes
ali kinds Lamp WICK Pure Sperm Oil Jemphele and BrEn
ns Fuid al ofwhich offered al whoc.ae and retail a
ov: tpr ca Sept
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

COUTHUOY & MEYERS, 3il BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURES OF LAhPS, CIRANHQI4ES,
w CAEDEIsABRA. &c. ard Dealer. in HOUSE-Ft K,
NIStiSG GOC;S senersly-Beins connected w'n Sn: o
5ied % offer Lamps, CandeabIa &c er 6huIehs Halls o
,ols Private Dwellings, Steanbou:s and Pcekes on the aos
roasonnha cTs and OF quality not be surpassed in s q
any other county Especial ai:ention invited 20 thsiT Soci
and Ship Ltrups aid Eight, suposding all chen
before tie yubi- Nm less hrn rOca GOLD end TWO SILVER
xzpIls have within the ls year, been swnfta 10 he
or he supescy hi, class OF good. hs
public ara respscipsr invited 20 eaa ard examine oIhe
taives.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
2 II MON KY o K @ 4 Il :.

- AN9 p AZ 4 1 DlSEAsESS y a 3 Of 9 Z TIE
DIR. WISTAR,S BaLSAM OF WILD
E,xrRAcr OF itifsR i + & FRos Po:-r-MAsTiE5s
Ms s. e:sfs pEHaAceHHU aAAc M$1R$S"
Il eed mdDs & S asS 1 'SS es
y Of sknF yE fep2G IPIf F Lb m CRERRY sad
tend him few Dozen oi it for sale within two
HUNDRED miles from TINS. have doubt that would inset
with ready sale If 1t were where cOud 6e procured wieu
My wife was attack ed about noniIs since with wha the
physicians called the rst stage of c0nsur 1uon-a copnln
very prevalent this section ofihs county Having seen the
Bal'am ad's5:ts S sS j. aIpEs HES FROM HERE. -eq
took the send there for bottle OF H. which she took
which III. hrs $50 ;aken and now Gays ts. she has not
felt well . year, ,ne docs al this time Al thq,e who
have inquired and asce;tared what effect the bahrn
had ae ANXIOUS 70 hn-e to this vicinity which is
Peas ease inform me BY ieigia mail whether conclude to
send rome, and Il to WHO'LL n order that IL isy De known
where can be had en- si e. sspfSSs FapsSSSWoh SWaHoL;
The whole country fast learning that no nedlcne-n1,
Sa
Bos R As~-x0fh only by Isaac butts an" st. f"ee .Sn
,HEAP OH. sTORE.-The subscribe, respectfully informs
" the public that he Continues thf whoesae w anu ea
cent cheaper than can be purchased al any ohe store
SSps,iqf @ spal Lard DO sss
Ef5ps g. a. q u u a'ss,! s
White sperm 6S M
60 DO 81 o m md A..
scfipon and full assortment OF lamp wcE constantly on
sssnId s2s.s Oil sqf WfGR fPPfG s,Fm any
sN Yc 1e9 Greenwich. Vssey.s-
REFINED SUGARS.
@ bGDBEE REFINED i9G sUGAKs p s e; he e
lowing low pTces, VIZ:
Loaf cents pornd When les man hge pacSesss
POWDER Po@defrd IL: DO do pound addi;iona
The above Ere packed rs !oIoSs:
Leaves in boxes OF a1j lbs.
Crashed in b5l ot2I " Z. No charge ic' racAase''
Apply to the ewYorS Paien; sugar Refinery, corner o
South end Montgomery Streets or et S Wall street
nit,snse o2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

E7AIRBANKs'S PATENT PL ATFoRM 81: ALE5:-Ihs
manufacturers have Brought these Balance, 20 very great
degree o pertecon and t-.r vaIios nodlcat'os ive
aIaued them all the PURPOSES for when rehvy tfnlsic'i
Az. i,r, by weight la the nschBnca cOnstfuc.ioi
"a t.sr 70 srci.re EHGTfi DURABILITY. and ACCU-
r cAiY-acruTscy not merely specic pom ana u an
oyn, but nni-nl rccncy IT every angle OF the Pnt'on
and throus shou the entire iiorl he o~e 70 me ~
hess scales kcp their adjustment perfectly are never noe
to arrangement end seldom expense Tor repairs ne1
some of them they have been 1rg n use the Dels
nerfc; So also in Dormant eEd Portable Sa!es i9 vein
~ ns,c,,ds ,Ie-.han,s and o.lcrs who have had ITEM
in use oi years TESTIFY 70 ter
AND Il, ,hc fact that they unaffected ~ "etl
1N. riss tsye tsen patented England where Say are
ey.nsyei; used hofh pirate warehc;'es e; prois au-
eyays ' EiiI.iRD FIELD. No. | Flat street, and,
oSj ecd!y j W THORHB. 70. li3 RroHd stffet. n. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

HEALTH OF TAg CRY Since our account on
this subject last Sunday, VIC notice no variation
in the health Of our city. L; was then good, and
il still remains 50. We hear comparatively,
nothing said about yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

notice inai they have made arrangements with Hlf h
PARKER TO open Lnnd Office in tie Twelfth Ward. T of
nsy on bond and nosage An person, desiring 70 Iss or
hire purehrse or SELL real estae this Wn: and all per-
,on desiring to borrow loan oneT bond and mortgage
are requs ted give noteaio Nh PaIser with asra o inc
nrd The Office OF 18th street and Fourth uvenue
sDere register will be kept for The purpose o ternz apb
csticrs or inquire of Mott Brothers, Nassau street. pt2
ste tie Custom House Office hou,s :rnm 10 CLOCK r ~
~ C. H HALL. Pfesden:
MIRcrLLus EILLs Sscre,s:-. k5O I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

n. Q. Flc. Sept. II.
a.; We notice by the Ccuritr OF last evening,
that Monsieur Soisaesu, Secretary Of the French
Consul, died yesterday OF yfirow fever.
y O Pic. Sept. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
THE TRIBUN f

1,c1cRKs on TIE APPLICATIONS OF CHEMISTRY AND
LitG tGsoLonY TO A0aIcuLTuRE BY JAMES +. w. JoHN.
srox. N. a. F Il. s. l. and telse ofthe Geological
slngy il the University OF Duhan &C. Wi:h Appsu-
DIX con'aa;ns SUE gssons for Expsfimens Ia 'actica!
bc,icu tuie. Pp 70-. New. YORK WILEY FCTSAA,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

HENRY NJ COLLIER.
JAMES H. COLLIER,
ArroRsrye 1T LAZY AND SOLICITORS II CHAhckR,
rEJ ILL rr;cni TO any buness tht 90 entrusted ~
w them in the varcus cuu;.s Of law anil eGliy ne5
will attend personally tie CoeCti"n ana s,utlns o. Y
sns IN any part TIE 5t1, M business Si! be UNDER us
rene:ci ~ rpefv.sj and counsel 81 ihGi, i2thei
JOHN =. COLLIER. 80
Please addres, H. NJ aud j. H. Ce.t'e'. binSham.99o' 9
Rrnome Cuun'y. n. !. nav Sin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FI'HE TR EasUGY OF HISTORY Comprising genera!
outline o Universal History, Ancient and Modern. nlc
serie OF Histories OF Nation that eAthei
Rne. Progress and Preseat Condon the Moral and Scsal
Character Of hr inhabitants their Religion. Manners and Gus
TOMS &C. by Samuel Mauntcn with Additions by un amei
Editor In pIes. and will be shortly issued. ahoui ten
numbers az g cents each by DANIEL ADEE.
oiY lU7 Fulons N y
NEW AND BEAUFIFUI+ JUVENILE. By Mas; Sie-
~ ouRxEY.-THE CHILDS BOOR. ceSss,,og OF orig
mel articles Prose ard Poetry. by rS Ia SGouney
beatty bound in Saxnny Gilt edges with iton,iccs and
Dearly lt0 Illustrations them being copies o ceeoa
ted pctules-yeirs Departure OF tho PGnns, Chapman
Baptism of P0cahonias &c. just published by =, -,
rs 10 John street.
IN 00n. .ALMANAEs,-,-THE AMERICAN, =, FAR, AZ.
O,UOOMER'S ALaANACS w.'h Cuts For sale
atTnbuae office. -----
90 900 UNITED STATES FARMEDRs,S D,. Ai.MA, :, = "a
oO,OUU MAC for sale nt the Tribune Oinoe a' ei Per
hundred.
;SRENCH IMPORTERS READY CALCULATOR, !si
lie rse OF Ftepcn Importers and Dealers IN tIench O3s'
who have occasion TO french Measures or ntency ne
Ready Tables showing the slul pe'
cent 10 add 20 Oh aC the net cost Untct Saes
Method az arriving ct The cost cent o
Reduced 10 YEd,-Aunes reduced "a aoes OF rfancs
fcarc to DoilAr-csn fables with the advance Per
An who have occasion such tables VIII please can and
sx,,nns the Ready Calculator. For safe by
slS = MaIaen l4Bno.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
BOARDING.

r,OaEDrhcc or four single gentlemen. two ecntle.
% with wives De mo4aitd WIN scod ooIiu,
a.. .,,i So, ,h;. +. r.,aI ,rr,,icn cIlws
.bOanU!N, at y IenrIr ~ JusL oppot''s 'e fct
d Office Mrs Lyons has p'pHS-I rocis fcS a te~ nas
1yl'.S.s n.i's, o. - - ~ &c Ne. Iyaax % lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Csa ECONOMY AND FASHION, -Ihe ,uosenetst "a, - -
e rireJ his superior Imitation soesSip Hais On u ""
srs dies 10 the Ell rene low pnee Of 81 =. IN, ,,. 81
with hats .cld a. az 20 tDd 3D. hao Sonsan.E
manufacturing Fur and sik oi The oes' au1'i' 1'' w.
te.qs' ~ h usy deserS supps By the ccse iow nos
lower. ih-' H'' "~' " x l.LLC<;G. IL Can:istreot
,,,. - - conner of Thompson street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

T.1lyO az three gentlemen wishing ~ erjoy comfortable
uuiet home. be accommodated wh pleasant ,So,ss'
u,lth non fi. M los i,raEe PaIS. % sW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

r.IO "A ie'.ss Room, To =, to .ipst-
! - .e.4ii.!a.'' ~ -. 2w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

= Ayy t,aRD-UENRY ". ui!.lIARp. .iaoT1ey ana
L. CJunsei5r a, IaIo aud Solicitor ~ Chsncey hict
gonery Alabama. viii iTneulatey re une ..e @ ~
collection: .,-... =. ., h,.;rs,. sp,,p,,-
e,l e,l. 70 ''" 70 iah,u. q, iwl&bd'W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
FLANNELS REDUCED
FROM FOUR TO EIGHT EST

LARGE STOCK comprising ever style, quality al
Il cc!o car examined purchased. either hy the Ba
o. p.aca Al TIE CASH STORE nf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

S.I THOMPSON SI FISHER. WAIfIut1,m1ahEh WAIfIu ny -
VA and Jewellers prepared TO el w alchfs ~
% Te,,,j lower IAN any other house IN the Guy MsE.T
81, ata constantly RECEIVING all descriptions dlreci Toa %
era en-, bIsf offer large a5so5nont oi ool1 nu
from Si5 10 $50 each svc. do from 50 To 81 WI
10 keeo good time tre money I.inrned.
cond hand watches and old gold and silver IN
o bouyh tor cash Watches. Clocks hsc pOAC, nu
W renared in the bet HHd wefnen TX
yo,tmen n. low Us apy other hOute m the Cl.y
FiSI mporers c Watches and JeweU ~, soo
1s. No a Broadway. n. for fey doon h5Sys sns E7
Ho,9;a1y Hoo,i9m1 GGICHaRD GGii7 HI iFiisHEk. iaisk d:
Ia TIT.T fiSisHED-E Elegant Nuria PuI Llah tofdio.
q sriy ,e-:ned ReGvgr) Mt the nw Dce o. % srIoiu.
-, shoyt ns of Prns.un Moekin ot q Ihese s1ia Or
s1aa in dsr6y ,y q "a snf ns, lgd drs, 20 i.' @
n; Ims BROWN. Practical Heref. 40 ..- lanal.s--
C-9a CENjN's IMPROVED NOLESkIE hats: fn.. .J!.
| ~ a,,,--sSrtcc s5l 6O.-So~ fsahy a, cSo'n.
, Ire known establishment. h'ghvinfprg aH1 -
pncb int, ,n The mot celebrated cnuifnnes OF LOTS
now on hand au assortment OF the npoften hucs'
80 v Nu-uler gentlemen will be rrab.ed Wy 1c,uhi cnn
n, rsOn to Judge or er1elYes q; t6e alnnt coinyee
n,efrred tho manufactured By to snsscnIef not ~
or lher great cespnes, but NJ "a ~, ~ .I,
o,es tho. itiss which 'Ee frrcn fhs nis " 80
admired yiz-sol;tv Of byir wnci a. 70 IA ef ,o, ~ ~
the Unt Is pfese rvefi' skptTl0' s'"Se 49, ~- "
am e s,scrbaf NOT only from his knowledge Of the nlc.
but oiso from the great sati=teon OF tho.s Eho ~
New York being superior to any thns oi be Sna
fore manufactured this county. He saeT o
and examination c. ;asiT fas,n, ,s d. ~ s. Poup,
The usual full and choce assortment ot bssyef ad
Ce sinners Hats Ao. full assortment OF 1iea D. s i
Infants Caps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
Uhig Meeting IN Franklin.


AT meeting of the Wings Of Snow Creek. held on
Franklin colaty, TO consider the propriey OF holding
Mass Meeting susaine by Barbacne, at near the
above m ned place; Capt, e. Choice called To the
chair and Tnos NJ Mansfield appointed Secretary.
On motion. resolv we'd that the Wings OF Snow Creek
have a Barbecue Bro1ks's Tavern, On Friday the
18Th Of Oclober next.
Ga motion. resolved that. Capt. WIN. Dtewn. Mai
Nawlin. DIR. Napkins and John Crum Esq be appuin-
ted committee to select the particular spot Of ground
Tor the Barbecue.
On motion. resolved, that JAS Patterson. Capt. G.
Choice Or Hopkins, and Il. NJ Mansfield be appoin-
ted committee Of invitation, 10 invite suitable speakers
to address the people on that occasion.
On motion. Capt. VIM iiuicherson, jesse Anderson,
John Crum WIN. Campbell and Maj. Nowlin were APP
pointed committee TO superinend the Barbecue.
On motion. resolved, that this meeting adjourn 10
meet at this place Saturday the 9th Of October next
Saturday. October 9th
The Wings met according t. ad tournament. John
Wade Esq called to the chair, and Ilos NJ. Mans
field appointed Secretary.
On motion, resolved, that the Democratic party be
invited to fair and open discussion the Barhacue
the 18Th inst and they be requested invite aud bring
forward their ables. speakers on tina, occasion
On m pon, Col Robert. +. Woods, Moses. G. Car
per, Peter Saunders Jr Dr. Hopkins. Joseph Dicken.
son. Capt G. Choice, i. NJ Mansfield. Sydney Smith,
VIM. Crnmp and Capt WIN. Brown were appointed
committee al arrangements.
On muilon, resolved, that the citizens Of Bedford,
Plusylvana, Henry and Franklin. of all parties are
earnestly and respectfully invited TO attend especially
the ladies'
Resolved that the Vnginian lie requested to publish
he proceedings al this meeting, and that the Richmond
Wing and Danve Reporter he requested to copy.
JOHN WADE, Cl'k.
Il. Nj. MANSFIELD. Sec'y,
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GEN. LESLIE, CONBS

rhi. able and energetic champion of he Wing cause
O. cireuitous route of several thousand mile, since
Inst in this place. returned among us last Satur-
,.v evening" in the western stage. Without any OK
n..,ti,n OF his arrival, meeting Of IT, Club had been
r.,,lsl upon thai evening. aud b. j. Barbour, ESD Of
o,,noe whose speech on Tuesday evening before was
s,il The praise of all tongues. was expected to ad
.l,.ss the people Mr.. b. first introduced to the
noeios: bn, after few remarks, showing the "ffe of
thu 0nl y he gave way TO Gen Combs who addressed
The audience nearly two hours, in effort in which h
,no, and eloqncnce commended Tor the mastery.
On Monday the Geaera addressed the people Of
Campbell at their cuuny court. and replied 10 by
VIM Daniel, IT,, between whom and Gen. Combs a
louo and animated discussion ar,se We have received
no detailed account; bu, we learn the Wings were de-
lieh,ed with the gallant hunter of Kentucky"
On Tuesday, Gen. Combs spoke at The Peaks of OF
ter in Bedford county at the raising Of Flag upon the
hishes sum n--of which hope receive era pho
description from the pen Of some of the many " no
were present. and who will be able invest that or any
other subject with interest. But let Of o,n act up.
on the old adage. that. whal is every bodys business
is n,bodys business
Gen. Combs returned to this place, on yesterday
morning at o'cock and started direct for thai old
Revolutionary battle ground the Plains Of IJrktoen, al
ws-. paae the Wings hold Convention On The 1911
1T this muah the anniversary Of the day which secur-
3D. by the capture Of Cornwallis the freedom Of the
thirteen culanieS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
h. n ". s C N q OIL.

VIE subscriber proposes to establish Law School
Il in the ,own of Lynchburg, to commcnce the
2Olh day Of November next and continue until the Goth
day Of August S45, comprising session Of six months,
exclusive Of an n,ermisson during the spring VI
the Superior courts OF his crcuit.
The students will be required 10 read the text books
regularly and upon the portions read undergo period
ical examinations. These will be frequent, much 10
detail and conducted upon the plan Of question and
swe,a mode Of insru,li generally adopted. and il 10
believed best calculated 10 impress the subject of hs
studies upon the mind of the student. During tho
amnaons there will be delivered such lectures and ex-
plantations may be deemed necessary.
The text bnks will be Chiliy's Blsckstone, Tuck
er's Commentaries, Lomax's Digest. Lomax Execu-
tors SC. Siaskie On Evidence. Ch,ty and Steven
Pleading
In conneclon with the Law School, and in fsrhersnce
Of its inject, il is prupsed asu, 10 establish MOOT
COURT, To be held periodically during the coUrae. in
which all the students. no are sufficiently advanced,
will be expected practise. Its design will b To i'm
parl to the student. Acquaintance with the practice
Of the Law in the several Of this
while he is is acquiring knowledge II is principles.
Terms, So payable in advance. Letters addressed
the Undersigned Lynchburg, seeking other par,icu
lars in relation the schuol. will receive pmpt
ton. DANIEL A. WILSON.
Aug5 wts
G,-rhe Richmond Wing & Enquirer win pleass u.
ser weekly till stopred.
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es6ss's CiEsE.

Died. at the residence of James Gait, Esq in the
county Of Flu.anna, Sunday the 9th inst. CoLoU
noun, eldest OF Hugh M,utgUmerie Esq. Of this
place, in the nineteenth year Of his age. Deeply mourn
ed he is, by ts parents and large circle OF relations
and lrie DIS extended notce OF this interesting youth
would seem unnecessary; but the writer, who knew
him WELL md loved him much cannot let this occasion
pass, without paying tribute to those virtues which
adorned his character. AT an carly age he was taken
BY his father Scotland where he remained for years.
separated from bis immediate family. yet under The SUI
periniendence OF kind relations. II there he entered
on course of study and, under the guidance Of sci
and able instructor made rapid advances IN knowledge
ard imbibed habits of application and industry, which
the precursors Of future emnenee and useful
hess. Subsequently,, he spent two years at the Militia
ry Institute in Lexington, at which place his manly
bearing and fine intellect procured for him stand highly
credabe to young But how shall speak OF
his virluesl-Amabe and intelligent, bland in his man
ners and of remarkable purify in thought and act, he
snon on his way 10 the esteem of all with whom he
was thrown--whle his afeconate temper gained for
him the love uf tuse relations, with whom his utter
course was daily. His bed was marked by the
calinness which indicates the upright, and his ex
presslons of confug trust in his Sayourhls perfect
willingness to depart when lie called, leaves no doubt
on the minds OF those who mnsteTed to Him during his
Illness that he is in the pesence of him whom he
trusted enjoying that which remains for the peo
pie of God.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
.Y,,e souTll.lN DANGER

the lille Of pamphlet recently thanked 10 the
lhs ~ senator Walker. filled with fasehoods and
soa" One Of The most ridiculous Of these hurnbnss
!. lhos exposed
From The National httligencr
,...,;uc o,er .'The South in Danger,"i find the
~, !" ;,,c mistake among others:
@ssa anu the items ofnsvs brought by late steam
..ts from England, and repabished in the National
t;a.,r,r. is The following announcement: The
Vie,oria) has conferred The grand cruss of
a s,ss III. an santa Anna, President Of the Republic
Such are the hunurs conferred by Eng land
VI e., Anna for threatening war upon this country If
We We persisted in the annexation Of Texas And are we
man r. .u >, ;,e., H., A.
~. mon that there is suc, order in England as
o. Nv Charles ILL., that Queen Victoria could NOT, there
1a L,ye conferred the grand cross Santa Anna
p., The order exists in SPAIN and II was the Queen Of
Dun Isabella who conferred the grand cross on Santa
,rn. lie must, therefore, agreeably the reasoning
81 % the "Soulh in Danger" be Spanish 'nobeman"
',.ssd ,f English; and Spain must have conferred this
49, bonor on Santa Anna "iUr threatening war IN
=" his country If we persisted in annexation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

Co The General Cunvenlon of the pr,,.s,,n, Ems
eopd Church in the L. States is now In se,sn in m,
cry ct New York. 10 addition to The conservation oil
,hfee new Bishops (aud possibly fourth in place Of
oshop onderdonk Of Pennsy vana) additional ineres,
10 The proceedings OF tins body by the dis
Ipsson OF The Otord Doeiries (geuerally known as
'"ssyism,) which supposed be entertained by ma
~ OF The bishops and other Ministers of the Church;
"e they are regarded dangerous and ncrnicous her
eSes--ss slide backwards towards Poprry-by many
o'e's' lie subject is now under discu.slo and many
SPEECHES % great ability have been delyeed-those on.
posed TO the Oxford doctrines cadeavornc to have them
branded as hcreses, while those supposed to be in favor
o' 'hrn (tor no one has vet directly so declared him
s' contend that any action the subject by the Com
venton vii be improper. We wish We had room i,r
p.,"9", al least OF The debate Dr. E',pe, OF Rich
mond, has taken The lead in opposition to The Pussy
ties. - '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

Ply virtue and in pursuance of decree Of the circuit
Ed superior court Of law and chancery for Amherst
county, pronounced on the Slh of October Isl the
case OF Robt A. Smiley, plaintiff, and PIzaru Edmunds
Christopher /. Estes and llalod B. Scott, deen-
dants, the Undersigned appointed commissioner for
that purpose will, on the fourth Monday IN November
next, in theown Of lovlnsston, and before the front
door of the courthouse said town, sell the highest
bidder Tor cash, the BRICK BUILDING in said town,
known the Methodist Church.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Commissioner Sc.
Oct II t25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

, " Objection was recently made in the Protestant,
Episcopal Convention 10 the conservation Of Dr. Hawks
e bishop elect of the Diocese of Nlss,ssipp who has
recently removed to that State from the city of New
YORK This objection funded IN twu e,ters-one
rnm the Rev. DIR. William A. Muhlenburgh, and the
9'her from Mr.. Qnarterran, house and sign painter
IN lushing IN. y, )-Boh in relation to the en-
teiprIze DR.. Hawks in founding and establishing an
extensive seminary ol learning at Flushing and his
subsequent failure and pecunary embarrassments-
Alleging speculation. disho esy, a fondness for
wealth, and want Of good report Inconsistent
with the character of who aspred TO be A
Bishop in The church-To these charges Dr. Hau ks
replied on the llth inst. in brilliant. and it is
said, triumphant speech, OF three hours Duration As
soon as he concluded Judge Beirien rose in extreme
agitation, aud ervently congratulated Dr. H. upon his
perfectly convincing reply; and offered resolution to
The effect that his answer 10 the charges brought
galnsi him was full. ample and satisfactory" Mr.
Meminger seconded the resolution. and Drs Tynp
and Strong supported it-and these gentlemen ur-
ged an immediate vote. Judge Chambers OF Nd ask
ed time. He had no doubt Of DIR IFS innocence .bn
his brilliant cfIrt had left the House in such state of
feeling 10 produce the idea ol calm dpberatiun" He
therefore moved adjournment ill the next day
which was finally carried
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EAa. HAaTLUy. il,m i.nAoa. Ia, ION,

/. EAlTLEY, iom i,nd,,n has long b.a.
accustomed Ia ptescrihe i,r patients with diseases
oi private nature lie has enpy.d extended opporu<
e'''s o studying and invest eating the various morbid
ssoes ~hie cms,ilte Me class u maladirs alluded 10,
and has obtained thorough practical, az we'll as a the
ofrcal knowledge, of this branch Of The proisson.
The the pathology Of ,ese disorders presents the same
infinite variety in detail find variety Of form and
features In regard 10 tho human countenance this being
Inc case how Inconsistent are tho assertions Of those
who proclaim oue remedy capable II curing all Diseases
II cannot cure all the rns one diseases how nt.
'erly hopeless. then. il is with thuse who 90 on IRON
mnn'h 10 mouth, taking remedies ESQ called) because
s'o'i their proprieors have asserted they will
every body. Alas! these wonderful cure, never lake
place except in the newspapers II is mol intended To
deefy all advertised medicines; The contrary many
oil them are very good tor certain stages or perhaps kr
certain symptoms; but Ia diseases succcssiullv
ds'lne'tn must be made between the disease itself and
the symptoms which Indicate the existence or locality
oil the disease and remedies must BIZ employed and varied
irom lime 10 time. As circumstances may require.
Office ono door below the Exchange Ho,el-sdpfn.
ing Trinity Church, Rlchmond, Va. Hours of at,en-
dance. from A. NJ. Ill 10 +. NJ. No communities bns
received unless post paid.
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