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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
June ls

M ESSRS. Chilins o. White, Nancy p.
NH hiie his wife, late Nancy r. billiard,
Chas Green, and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Dill
ard, Nathan billiard, Alfred Diilsrd. Henry
billiard. You ere hereby notified that we shall,
on the I'd day Of July nexi. at the Botetour,
Springs, take the DEPOSITION of Cbss. Johnston
aud Others, aud il, from any cause, il should
not be taken on that day, II will be taken on
he next, and II moi then ,nken, will. on The next
lay bs tukeo; and on the sixth day of the
same month IN the Eagle Tavern. n Liberty
take the deposition Of Benjsnin 4. Donald and
others, and IT, from any causa, u should not be
taken on that day. IL will be taken on the next
day. and il not hen taken, it will be- taken on
the nex, day and, on the 10Th day Of same
month In Daniel Shelly Law Office, in StsuI-
ton, take the deposition Of said Daniel Shelly
and il not taken on that day. IL will hs takro
the nent day all which dispositions we shall
offer TO be read as evidence on the trial of v our
sui, against US in the Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry NJ Lynchhurg. This notice 10 gwen
through the newspapers, as we know Of no
known Mace of residence Of said Chas Green.
Your obedieui servants, &c.
ISAAC oTEY. ,EI ors. of Thos.
JAS JoPLING, billiard. deed.
juno |. 1moB3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
With sentiments ofesteem,
Respectfully yours,
Letter from Theodore p. H. Lumon.

LotFoI TTUHt IHeUuUt 7 II. LyWuN.
DR.. Howeti-Sir, would inform you, that in
the summer of 1926, was severely afflicted
with the Liver complaint, or something ap.
prox'mating nearly to Consumption. | had
made use OF different medicines for some little
Time, ithout any radical alteration Tor the
better, when J was induced by a particular
riend Mrs l., to make use of your PITS
AN; did so, ~ conjunction with The Famif-
Pills, and in three or four weeks was perfect
" restored to health, and have enjoyed it un.
'nierruntedly up TO the present time. Should
these remarks be ofany service 10 you, YOU
are at liberty 10 make what use you think pro-
per OF them. Sincerely your
THEODORE p. II. LYMAN.
Philddei phid, dprii 80 1927
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
Wdrreal county, Nop. Is. 1923

Warrea county, Nou. Is, 1923.
DR.. John B. Howei,
DEAR SIR--You have requested my opinion
on the character of your Vegetable Family
Pills. In reply, am able TO state, that have
made use Of them for number OF years in nv
| own particular use, besides administering the m
10 gre at number of persons under a variety oil
firms Of disease, and always with the happ:esl
results. One particular and remarkable case
was that of Miss s.. This lady was afIl,ck
ed, for pc, lod Of two years, with glanduar
swellings OF very large size, which, after be-
ing fully developed, broke a 4 discharged q
great deal OF matter. by which she was reduced
TO very low and weakly state. The approx Oh
Of the tumors was announced bya pricking sen
saiion or itching on the surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they were ,u y
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived,
her practice was TO take one pill, and by the
use of The pills 10, twelve weeks, taking only
Two week, the growth otthe tumors was ar
rested, and their subsequent appearance en-
trely prev ented after which she continued 10
mend and gained strength very rapidly. Pre-
vions to this, she had been attended bya very
respectable medical gentle nan, but without eff.
fect-aDd TO the use Of the Family Pills alone
do not hesitate to ascrbe her extraordinary
restoration.
Another case was that of a child subject 10
fits, in which instance they did not fail 40 &c
complish complete cure. l have exhibited
hem in Dysentery Bilious complaints, Deb,li-
iy, and Organic arrangement, with very deci
ded effects, and feel no hesitation in recommen.
ding them valuable medicine in the afo.e
said complaints, and wherever mild purxa
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesteem,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD.
p. s. II may not be improper TO superadd,
that in my own personal instance, a few weeks
since, suffered from an attack of something
like Dysentery, and found few doses of the
Pills to remove it efectualy unaided by any o.
Their means. J,F.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

r WILL sell from 300to 500 acres OF unclear
u ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quartersof mile from Now London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg Its well adapt.
ed TO the culture of Tobacco and the diferen,
kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood wellwatered, aud lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofthe country II Is
80 situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. ~. so
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
ENGLISH GOODS.

EN LTMEN wishing 10 purchase Cloths
" anu . assimeres, will please call at David
q nooe'' hy,es'-thry have recently received
" supply III NAV line, OF the hes, English Man.
nfacture, principally blue and black with n few
pieces fancy coIors, mhir thew can offer win
confidence to the public-for fine materials sol
I'd textures, and beautifully rich shades. thew
cannot be Surpassed perhaps have never vel
been eqoailed,at the prices for which these are
now selling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
Valuable PROPERTY for SAX.

Valuable Property for SAX.
IT WISH TO sell my tract of land lying on the
III north side Of Black water creek contain.
ing 1894 acres. Near hundred acres OF
which is heavily ,imbcred, and is considered
6rst rate Tobacco land. There is also attach
ed 10 IL, the best mill site on the Blackwsler
creek; large quantity Of rock Quarried, and
in place for building. This tract lies within a
mile and half Of Lynchbnrg. will sell il
CALVIN TATE.
June 1s. .s.s... 49,. d. .w6veS
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The subscriber offers for Sale
10 hhds W. India and n. D. Sugar, part 6rst
chop
o. Bags Green Coffee
30 old Java do
2hhds and bbs Molasses
3rsns country Bar Iron
do English do for Carriage Tyres
$50 Sacks best Liverpool filled Salt, 10 10
the ton
% bbls New Herrings
10 do Shsd
10 do Msccarel
100 lbs. Coton Yarn assorted, Nos 8 to IL
1000 lbs. Sosl Leather
10 axis Mails and Brads
10000 lbs Bacon
10 bbls sup. Hour
100 los spinning Cotton
900 yards tos and nal Jineu
20 boxes Window Glass, 8 y 10 10 II
b,Obs. Blisisred Steel
loo lbs German do
3bags black Pepper
2 do white Ginger
3 cases wool and fur Hats
I boz No. 10 Cotton Cards
l bhl Alum
I do Copperas
I0kegs Po~dcr
10 Bags shot
10 bbls Malaga Vino
o boxes Imp. and Gun Powder Tea
800 lbs LOAF Sugar, part Gre, chop family
Sicily Madeira Wine. Spanish Goat and Brn
gal Indigo, Writing. Letter and Wrapping Pa.
per. Sperm aud TalIow Candles shoe Thrvad,
Domestic Cotnns, Sbjper and t.haoks Lard,
Beeswax and Teilow. Chewing Tobacco ga,
7-s and inch Hoop Iron. Wagon Buckets.
Horse Collars. Leading Lines and Bed Cords,
Nests. Wood Ware. Wool aud WOOL Rolls, Vine
gar. &c &c vii OF which he will sell on &C
commodatng terms for cash, or in barter for
country produce, for which a liberal price will
be given. GEO. bAGBY,
Bank Square, Lynchburg.
Juns 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

" lRGlNlA, TO wit AT rules held in the
clerks office of the court of Bedford city.
on Monday The 9th day of April, 1929.
Archibald Hatcher, pltf. against JosephFu
qua, jr. and Joseph Fuqua, sr. defts.
in CHANCERY.
The defendant Joseph Fuqua, jr. not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
oiAssemby and the rules of this court and il appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not ao inhabian Of
his country On motion of the pltf BY counsel: h Il
ordered that the SAID defendant Joseph Fuqua IT, Do
appear here ON the fourth Monday in Juue next and
swer the bill oftie plaintiff, and that copy Of this OF
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper priped
tne town Lynchburg for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this
~ on two several court DAYS
CoPy-Teste, GA WINGFlELD, D.
April %. ugn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
LHGD 0RMSa

WYE are this norniug opening case Ler
w horns, surprising in style and cheap
ness those previously offered, and cons re,
low. MCKEE, ROBINSON A. co
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.
April30.

ohO haii vi hOSC lSlC 1OE odlc.
WISH TO SELL this valuable tract Of land
j. lying on Tye River, in Nelst county, a
bout IL miles from New Market, lat tn, june.
lion OF I've and James River,) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat naviga-
ton TO Richmond; in the neighborhood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for flour.
The half OF the tract contains, by estimate. 1900
acres. and in good repair This tract is consi-
dered one of the hest in Nelson county, rariicu
larry well adapted 20 tobacco, corn g. wheat. The
land is well watered and timbered, and a great
deal OF fine tobacco land TO cut. There is a
body of 100 acres of low grounds Of good ,Iua.
lily on the river, attached to either half OF this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half of this estate 1.-THE
lower or The upper portion) as may best suit his
wishes, IL rs useless TO give further descrip.
ton Of this desirable estate, as those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. A.
cres, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing to view it am dispos.
ed toseli on accommodating terms, but bar.
gain can be bad for cash, or | would take ne.
groes in payment Letters addressed 10 me or
DIR. G A. Rose, in Ly nchburg will be promptly
attended to. LANDON r. CARrIJ
MAY q. 1876
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

~, - fAA0IV w ANEk
! ne SUI scribeis has also received a large assert
in'nt OF Hardware. among which is almost eve.
y article in tae Sade,y line. viz:
Ladies aud Gentemens' fun and half Mate
Strrups
Fun and half plate bride Bits
smooth flied Roller and Inlet Buckles. every
size
Real and sham Roller plated Buckles
a'ed Slides, every size
lacks and Saddle Bosses
ir" Gro straning Webb
"orsted and Cotton Weddings, of every DIES,
soripion in demand
tfs' rate Gigg and riding Whips
u'eg handles and Bands, &c. &c.
oandie Trees aud Hogskns are daily exnected
- GROCERIES,.
lhey have also on hand general assor,mon,
OF groceries, among other articles are
orleans and Mnscavado Sugars
Cuba and Java Coffee
few boxes Chocolate
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
2oo sacks Salt, Liverpool filled
french Brandy and New England Rum. INV
"holesale) w
a lew boxes best Imperial Tea, sc
4, EVVE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
.NE\V AkiNlV.AIS.

~ ~ " Oh HI MI Y ell AAC.
HNHE subscriber has just received an add
IL tiona supply Of Staple and ancy Goods
from the Norlh, which makes his stock very
| complete, and witch he is determined TO sell
very low Tor cash Among other Goods just re
| ceiyed, are the following, VIZ;
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes and other fancy Calcors
Pink and blue striped Flolentine, for panta-
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black Prunellar, superior article for Gentle
mons coats
Vigonia Cashmere do do do
Super blk. Bombszetie for do do do
Jacone', Cambria, Book, and other Musins, ve-
ny cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies Horseshoe Gloves, Oightest
Dc dpieces Irish Linen
do Very best Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
lew bales Al brown Domcsties, as usual ufyy
loo
IA Colt on Checks.
Also expected, in a few days, lot of sup. N,
Orleans Sugars. Moasses, Il Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun and Spinning Cotton
HENRY ALLISON.
T. 5. The afteation of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited to view the subt
scribers-Among which, is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We.
ry cheap al $l5-Also, one eud superb black,
extra fine and we'll finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. H. A.
am offering my stock of Shoes, tchich is ge-
neral. at very small advance, with The in,sn-
ton Of declining Except 10 a very limited way)
the Shoe busintss. Those who want will find
It to their interest to call on H.A
May 81. 1850
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
CATHARiNE ARBRISTO.
No 2S2 Market ST. above stb

nh subscriber, who is appointed agent for
i Vagina, has this day received a largo
supply OF DIR John Brasier Howelfs Veee,able
Medicines, which will be sold at Phladelnb;.
P''e's' Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS.
MIR. James McKildoe, Richmond.
messfs.Bragg, Jones and Co. Petersburo
iwnom may be had Dr.Jabn B. Hosells ".
ge'sele Medicines generally. W
Nav 49, Oh'iEo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
ALSO.

Domeslics OF every desert lion, and A lares
supply OF spun Cotton Yarn of every size iron,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
m, NO. TO- at
Philadelphia, April 10, 1927.
Ccrti6ca'e OF t..harine Arbrislo.

t'rIUtWe u ltthdrfne ATbristo.
mao comp amt IN IN, right eye, Whitbwas
unnamed and weak ; an ulcer dlschargne vel
NV ma ter opened just below The eye, on the
~" chtek surgical operation was pronoun.
ecu hec'>sary ny medical gentleman. bu
was nor wiling to summit To it. H. this state
OF 'he case applied TO Or. Howell, who pu,
me M. under a course Of his Golden Tinc,ure ot
on'"a, 10 conjunction with bis" Vegetable Fa..
mhy RUS which entirely supercedes the neces
eny u surgical operation. The infiamma-
"oh was removed, The ulcer healed. and the
sueng'h of ire eye was entirely restored, with.
ou' me pam, inconvenience, and scar ola sur.
gcal operation '''-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
IS0.
HARDWA ARE

A few doz. Gentlemens' Beaver Hats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
From The Bqiimore Patriot.
EATON'S REPORT.

Mr.. MuSRoE:-rhe R port # Srcre,ary Ea.
ton was put mo he hands Of a Young seho'l
girl, OF IS years Of sge with a r qns ma she
wouln qnor all hose passages wai'n epn'alh
grammatical errors. The following is tie re-
suit Of her x nina ion.
"rha, harmony and proper zeal prernns.
1.-THE rink and file IS n arly comp ct
"The rigid ,xacliops OF the law in reference
10 this crime IS prlie'ed."
"Bu owing 20 the number of hrevets which
in pursuance Of The law requiring them usfe
Conferred"
"rher- has likewise been concede ed TO The
surgeon g.nera al fuel aud quarters and a COM
mutation oil ,hem."
"a different opinion aud construction haS
prevailed"
"A tabular statement from the Paymas'er
general is annexed showing ,he amount oi pay
brese, pay and emolumenIs tina, are annually
received"
" The department owing 10 pauciy OF he'T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
MARRIED.,

In Vermont. Prince v llham County Virginia, on
Tuesday the 9th ins,. by the Rev. }. f Weems, Major
VIM. AsuNoaE, TO Mrs SARAH EGGE.
Communicated
In this place, on Christmas eve 18th inst BY the
Rev. J. l.srkin, the Rev. THoM IS DOR>EY, of the
Baltimore Conference, to Mis-, JANE PRIScB, eldest
daughter of the Rev. l. Robbins, OF this place. tmme.
d,ateIy after the ccre r,ony, the company seated, Mr.
Robbins taking his son IN law by the hand, then address
ed them thus: "F,eIing confident, as | do sir, that
you are capable ofappr, ci,tin. the blessing 'ba, God,
in the order of his providence, has here bestowed up
care and protection. commencing her u! wv 'Sl.a.N.
aF,ct;ons-and you IN, daughter. | nope that = cores
pondiug zeal in the gond work IN which your husband
!. engaged. will ever fire your breast ana stmul Ate
you 20 q hold M hi. hands, and ch~eerfuly share IN his
sSr,, "nu ,"..l,iv"-. ~"I- engaged in the Ii rvest-heId
of the great mead of the church; and may heaven crown
,ou both with the consolation, of Religion all through
the journey of life, and eventually with glory in his
kingdom above"
happ, the man who hndsa wife,
Whose heart with his Is one;
If fortune smiles, or sorrOw> come,
1t all is right, for all is love ct S"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
| numbers 10 repeated instances zavs Been con.

lnumbers 10 repeated instances haze been con.
,sirained o refuse"
Prudence TO avoid aad preparation IN meet
such a state oil things when rendered una,oid-
able IS demanded"
oil those attachments which early friendship
inspire"
Col. Thsyer the efficient supt rin,, ndent
aided by professors Of liberal endowment, yea
loussin the performance of the high uus, con-
hded to them are pressing forward."
Alter he labour ami cost whicp ha. been
encountered"
" Difficulties a, the onset which they had not
%foreseen and whicn they had not in their pow
er 10 remedy has retarded heir progress"
Z" But tqose consequen, disabilities which are
carried back 10 p~ro,able md uncertain Causes
should not be rousiaertd within :he p~rovi,io &
authority oil The Law snor is believed TO have
been so intended"
Z" iha' the army is satisfactorily fulfilling
Their just engagements"
AS previous appropriations bv congress
for brevct compsnss ion had been made and al
Their last session too"
There IS NJ plan 10 be suggested preferable
10 an enlargement Of this corps 10 The extent
tnd' tue chtire re!ldnCe OF fhr government LOT
all such obj'c,s m.y be on their ex-Irors"
Those lofty feelings Of honour ma'eh wH tend
10 prepa. e him Whsn a suitable occasion may offer
10 become a traitor to the county Which hus brand,
ed him wHh iJamy,"
"l' might br better defined ,phat for The flu
,ure should be considered d proper d. EnitIon
OF The term or by being pa Used o er in silence
TO suffer the pressntu ders andlng 20 prevail"
sit will he l61essarv, the fund being com
ple'elv exhau 80 appropriate x generally for
this object hatNyemiHances may he mad"
"f an Iodian erri'ory without the range of
the western states might no. he ,dvtn age"us-
ly created and military pos S 10 be hesigna I'd -
"Provisinns are subject to considerable ap,
probation thereby inducing pecuniary losses"
"An acquaintance Uih rhr regulation
81 he SAGE remark aud m.sqpal JUS icr"
The number is INSULT Ten, 10 thr r~bject."
ga Disposition TO accord 10 the Ieques, but
with pari'l appropriations"
"SiCknoss TO officers"
The above Exposition of gross grammatical
errors, to say nothing Of an ignoran', b~uneling
style of composition, has been actually made by
a young girl now 10 on of lac Schools 10 Bal
iimore. Would il no, be well for Src'etlry
Eaton to join u class wi hou a momen S delay
that he may at least equal a mis- Of Is?
Dill WORTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

The SENATE was engaged about an hour
on Tuesday in the consideration Of Executive
business. II is TO be presumed tina, no nomi-
nations Of importance have ye, been made. II
is lime. however, foe he press to speak out,
wherever The rights and feelings Of the people
have been injured BY the appointment OF Off
GERS hateful TO them, aud 10 let members Of the
Senate know, that more is expected Of them,
Than 10 act as he mere registers OF power.
Oppression is not ye, SO strong in this country,
as 10 seal up he voices Of the s%en,inels on he
watch towers OF freedom, aud we irus, tyanuy
may yeIquaiI before the glance of insulied free
meE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

tation oceasioned BY this Circumstance, would
Of course be one Of he greatest, il not qaite The
greatest Improvement, of which The city is now
susceptible.
The foregoing evil is partly tn ,e overcome
BY The present Tiber Canal; bet il seems 10
your petitioners that a new canal, of equal
depth, to be opened from the central basin, run.
ming directly south, or TO some poin' near
Bradley. Wharf, and in the direction to Alex.
andria is still necessary TO complete the plan
Of his part Of The city AND in this opinion
they are sustained SO far as they have dis
closed their project, by almost every individu-
al they have me, with The length of he ca
nal will be some what less than that Of the old
one
They therefore pray the Congress, If they
shallconcur in this opinion, to gan, 10 Them
the peitionrrs, 10 some suitable form, and un-
der such regulations as ,hey shall deem proper,
The whole of The Mall West of Seventh, street
with he exception Of The rights OF the present
canal company~to be laid out in lots under the
direction OF Congress, aud the corporation Of
the ci,y# The whole Of which properly when
SO grained, to be holden as a lien and security
for he undertaking, and obligations of tht pc
ii toner's, As herinaf;er named and specified; 10
W.T. IL al they shall oay 10 the corporation
OF w ashiogton, In four equal annual instal-
men ;, he sum Of twenty thousand dsllars,
the first payment TO b. made on The first day Of
Aaril eighl,ennu"drea9' hir,y three. FOL the pur
pose of Establishing a High School in said City,
at such place, and in such form, as the citizens
sh.ll direct, and slso pay the same sum to The
Columbian College, in four equal annual install.
meuts, The FIRST payment to be made on the
Co., I,u u A ,r.l 1000, .nd d., -.y no ,u,n oc
ten thousand dollars 10 the Wash,ng,en CAnal
Company, for the purpose o! aiding in finish
ing he presen, canal 20 the Potomac river, In
FIVE EQUAL annual payments, the frs, 20 be made
on tn first DIV Of June, 1881, and also a ike
sum OF ten thousand dollars for he purpose of
aiding in compleli & the p esent cana to The
Navy YSrd. payment 10 be made in the same
manner provided the same shall ne continued
pr toner's shall pledge The whole p opsrty
hereby conveyed TO them, as security that they
will f. fl not onl, the foregoing undertakings
in manner aud form. but also hi. they will
within or before the year 1885. finish aud com
plelr the said canal. so as o b. passable for
common b1a $ of all de>crip,ions;a nd moreo vel
tn: lhty will wi'hin thar period, or as SION Us
he central basin and IN hnisning of he other
canal shall admit Of il, fms, and complete the
same as a sloop or steamboat canal, with a
good and substantial lock..S' Basin al the lower
eud-rne petitioners 5e,rg ,h,re'o AL horned
by Congress. Y
Ar W ioh is respectfully subuitted-and
they as in duty bound, viii pray.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Of the Coy IF N" York,
for hims,ira d sundet, Others.
Washington ti'y, Dc. % 1929
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

A letter from rampi,o, dated 81 n ur says
-" The HoRNEr has no been he rd Of, aud
our fears for her safety are 700 w-ll grounded,
TO leave a possibility Of hrr ever being heard
Of again. The Falmou h Capt Elliott, Came
here a few days since, and ,ailcd again in search
Of the III ia ed H,rnet. Independent Of the
off ers and crew, the H,Inr, had on board, NJ.
Harrison, Of he House of Hnriso", Brow" &
Co; Mr, Pager, V.,e Consul aud Mr.. Dom
aldson, Of TampIco.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

UNITED STATES SHIP HORNET Grounds OF
aoprs hensiou for the safety Of this ship multi
Oily upon US. Since the gale al Tampico, on
the eth SEPTEMBER, at which lime she was on
thai port, nothing has been heard OF her. We
fear tha, she has foundered, and TIA, her no.
Die crew have me, the same fate whi h betel the
gallant Shubrick, and crew OF the Eper'ier' on
Der return from The Mediterranean in The Sum-
mer'of 1915.
THE Pensacola Gazette Of the 5'h ins'. does
not contain a word respecting IN Horhet.1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

The Meu,csl S"cI,tv OF nos ~.uh
!ishrd an address, in which they suggest an al
,era,ion of the laws on The >uhjrc, of he dissec-
ton Of dead persons. They propose 'hai a"
bodies liahlr TO be buried a. the publ c TX 'ense
should ne given to surgeons for dissection. IT
unclaimed BY somr friend.