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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27
FLORIDA WATER.

FYHW agreeable composition. which Is not sur
y ~ by any ofthe imported Cologne or La-
vcnder Waters, is obtained from plants which grow
IN tho southern parts tf tho u. States. II Is on
excellent and mild cosmetic, invgoratng the nerves,
Ieteshing. and Identifying the skin and removing
freckics and many ohor dsordcrs ofthe face 1t also
contributes TO perfect state of health by counter
netting 6oxious exhalatons, and certifying tho debil-
itatG3 6brcs. ss
DhKcrIors When used for bcautlfying the skin,
or to the heat Of the razor haifs table spoon
ll in hslf pint pint Of water, the face to be
ven bathed in il. Inthe proportion from half tea
apoou full in wine glass Of wstcr. il proves
ccent phiodoptic; tstrengthens the gums and pu-
Yifes the breath, when taken essence Of pepper
mint fsr ptns In the stomach--from hafa tea spoon
70 TWO, in little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous hosd, sclicse by rubbing the forehead and
smelling it Quickly, from halfa table spoon table
Epoonf2H WIN be sufficient for this operation 1t is
also one Of tho best applications in Of bruises
and sprains, ss il causes the blood and linph to
pervade freely their respective vessels Being rub
bod TO the .Lcadi II eScitcs tho cutaneous nerves,
gives tqne TO che mtrguments and promotes that pc
cuar secretion which the henlti color snd beau
tyof ths hair depends, and prevents in great
SIRE premature grayness.
" a suppy.in largo and small bottles received
by J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27

N7lRGlNiA:--At rufes, holden In the clerks office
" Of the superior court Of Chancery for the i,ch-
ond district, the 9Th day of January, 1850: Thomas
g. Howard and Richard Whitfield. ex'ors Of Willis
Cowiing, deceased, pitts. against Elizabeth Jefries,
yyn. D. Wren, admir- Of Robert Bell, deed, robert
w. shelton, decd, and other dts.
The defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-
fefed his appearance and given security according
eo the act q assembly and the rules Of this court,
and itsppearin by satisfactory evidence. that lie Is
not inhsbitnn, Of this couptry 1t is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here the first day Of
the next June term. and the bill of the plain
tss and that copy Of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper psoiished in the city Of
Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the capitol, in the said city.
Acopy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27
ID. BasGcs,
Secretary Of tie Convention.
SCHEDULE.

Ordered, that the roll containing tho 4.
amended constitution adopted by this Corv-
by il submted to the people of This comm
for their ratification or rejection, be enclosed b,
Secretary in case properfo it, pi ervstion, ami
deposited among the archives Of the Council of
State.
Ordered, that the Secretary do cause the journals
OF the proceedings Of this Convention to be furry
entered ina we'll bound book and after the samo
shall have been signed by tho President, and Secrc-
tary that he deposit the same, together with oil tho
original documents in the possession Of the Conven-
ton and connected with its proceedings among the
nrchieves of tho Council Of Stete, and further, thu
he cause 10 printed copies to be wei bound, and
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that tho President of the Convention do
certify true copy Of the amended Constitution to
tho General Assembly nov in session. and that tho
General Assembly be, and they arc hereby requested
to make any additional provisions BY law. which nav
DO necessary and proper, 81 srbmfttng tho ssmo 70
The voters thereby qualified to gcic for members Of
the General Assembly, at the next April cleo ion,
and for Organising tho government under the sne1d-
fed BY such vstom. - =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27

! tdsus nsnhs., 70 b slsiA saigihls, on hekesae.
~ tho 1sEs sheli discct. = -
., Th1ssiseeies3 e n.:nbess$o gssvs s.rsyESsse,
fsse thata - aviss su1seiei ev31laes cflp's
lu1afeee eslg1 6leesSe With. . 8. lllncln6n( a,
~ eoslassty. ~! ~ rIIss g stS. ss1 sas-
.ss = ;.s ssa = sss ssevse sss'f sse
representatives. 70 sp,aciediss@ beuni ~ ~ NV q
Which they have not. ins4ke mssnf' sssensed, TOR
eeuton Of laws, byany suslorisy. wsout consent Of
tho representatives Of the people, iajniue1s 20 their
rights. and ought not 10 DO exercised q.
.. That in ~ capital or criminal ps5eecutioos, =
his accusation. 70 DO couffonted with The sccusers
and witnesses, 70 call for evidence in bis favor and
70 speedy trial BY impartial jury Of his vicnAge,
without ewhoso unanimous consent, he cannots DO
found guilty nor can he g co2pelIcd to ciye en-.
his liberty except by The law ofthc nd or thojudg-
mont OF his peers.
O.. That excessive bail ought not to DO required,
NOR excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual
10. That general vnrrapss, whereby a1biiicor or
messenger may be conMfsnded 70 search suspscled
places without evidence Of fact committed, or to
seize any person or persons not nnmcd, or whose o.
fence rs not particularly described ard supported by
evidence, are grievous and oppressive and ought not
to be granted.
II. That, in controversies respecting property,
and in suits between and man, the ancient trial
BY jury is preferable to any other and ought to be
held sucrcd, ~ &
70. That the freedom Of tho press is one Of the
great bulwsrks of liberty, and never be restrain
cd but by dcspotic governments.
IS. That well regulated militia, composed Of
tho body Of the people, trained to arms, is tho pro-
per, natural and safe defence Of FREQ Statc that
standing armies, in tmc of peace, shou 6bc avoided
as dangerous to liberty; and that r all cascs, the
mtnry should be under strict subordination to, ind
governed by, the civil power.
II. That the people have right to uniform gov
ernmcn and therefore, that no government separate
from, or independent Of, tho government of Viygin
in ought 70 DC erected or established within the lin
It's thereof.
Is. That no free government, or the blessing Of
liberty, can be preserved to any people, but by
firm adherence TO justice, moderation, temperance,
ffugaity, and virtue, and by frequent recurrence to
fundamental principles.
rs. That religion, or tho duty which VIC owe to.
our Creator, and the manner of discharging it, can
be dne-ted only by reason and conviction, pot by
force violence; and therefore all equally
entitled to the free exercise Of religion, according to
the dictates Of conscience; and that it is the mutual
duty Of all practice Christian forbcarance, love
charity towards each other.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27
Tie Romance of History.
SpAIN. BY Don T. De Trueba-
81 "7rufh IS Strange,
Sirnns.rr si<.. Ssf;o,,

LoHp BTl6y.
sOur limits Will not permit any thing like analysis
OF tina vast stores Of romantic deed and wild adven-
tire contained in the work. Lii. Gazette.
Gan excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures of the past. .Monthty Reuiesc.
efhey are Of the most intense and vivid Interest,"
Literary Jug8ef-
Just published, for safe by s@sbf'
feb f3 COLLINS &, co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27

NEW G00t)S. =
= 81 Nuef1ON ~ sseese1 by,tke RicAu6nA
- keehsa - ~ 81 tsh>lssa 1aces. q n
i Va hnksmSs sn4 my saains, tlsct I'D vbife
~ he5cyy. lQag se1 dpGt H 8. 9oles kembassls
|f>n6 cjscn1 = 81 white neFjno denaelBs fns
ed 6upssno Mo- black, &kmixt cloths, with avsrie
y sfsshev tipsle goods, which srs offered st very
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

MARRIED, s T~
 In New. Haven. Dr. 1srrmial T. Depisos,o to Miss Euretta Rosevet. . 84N stss
 In New,owa, Mr Joel Thorp,' of Ssrssiord. to M,ss Harriet Stileon. II
 In BrookAeId, Ms Wm. c. Smiih. 6f ffNew,own, to Miss Harriet Peek Mr Waazsr GilhsFs, Of New town, so Miss Iayinia Seeleys
 h Norh- Hsyea. Mr Hsssy |. BFadlsy, Of Bristol. to Miss Sarah DooluIe. Miss Marcia, daoghier ef Joseph RsFisa. Esq.
 In Southington, Mr GilesN. LanGden, to Mias Em. ma Anp Pardes; Fir Luther Wheelek, Q Miss Abi. ga,l b. Thompson, hoti 0f Avon hlr Lauren Upson, so Mise Selma Chasfeld; Mir HenrT Cnrser io Dlisi Eluzia Hart; Mf Aaron c. Androsss, of- Berlin, to Miss Electa Rarret; MF Thomas Hnfteik 0 Miss Or. nina Andrevve hnsk of sneFlin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

Ata Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, ,scith- m aud for the District of Sharon, upon the
 Estate ef HENRY IOUSEY, lats of Sa-
 Iisbury, deceased.
 lTHE administrative represents the estafe
 Aas-!sent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon: Whereipon. order- asi. that Commissioners to receive. examiDs, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate, he appointed at the Probate Office in Salisbury. on the 5ih day of October, 1880, at o'clock forenoon: And that all persons in- terested in said estate may be notified thereof. the admOistratrix will cause this order to he published in newspaper printed in Litchield, and post copy thereof in some public place in said Salisbury. A true copy of record. 4 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
 Sept 10, 1880. 7r s1x
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

In ,his iowa, on ,he 18th p Asr David Morse aged about a. sil
 Ia Plymouih, Mr s,ephea g. TalmadRe, 6.
 In New.kaven, widow Roxana Haytaan Fl: Mrs Mary Davis; Mi.e Reihish Badpia, q, tisier of the
 In Wesi-Havea, Mrs Mary Rmberly. wiis of Capt. Gilead K. e. Nj s'as' s7 l.ls.5 [
 In Northford, Mr Samusl w: Foot, 26. ] In Hsndnglen, krs Abigail Huhhsi, e.
 In Orange, Airs Poly J0hnsOn, 6I.
 In Wallingford, Elr David Dihble, G. Mr D. wal standing in eat adjusiing aprasalna when l.is oxen started suddenly, and hS ielon his sca acrOsl the end-board, and injured himssf internally Co Se. verely that he survived bat two dAya
 In HOlmes' Hole, Mas. July 14th. on his passage from NewOTleana tov Doslo IT BsaaiAh Morse. 90 29tE, at Sheffield. Mas. MF 1aal1s Masse, 39s Sere 9th. at Wainglard, mr Wm. AGorsas 24-all lhe sonl of Capt. Benaial Morse, of Walliagl -al in lhl prime of liie and al ia pFospes0ue busiRessand ni died of fever aller . fsg days sieknea sf8 isss
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16
Special VSll0ge Meeting.

THE inhabitants ofthe Village cf Litch field -A are hereby notified that a special meet. ing of said Village will be holden at the Cour. House on I'uesdoy the alst inst. at q. clock P. M. for the purpose of tak:s:S ,,,ro conside- ration the ,expediency of purchasing Fire Engine for the use of said village; also to lay a Tar on the inhabitants of said village for the. purpose of defIaying the expense of said en- zine, and for other purroses-and to transact any other business properly brought before said meeting. By order Oftlie President.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Clerk. ", IsiaehfelR Eenf q lRan h,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

Phosnir Brunch BaRk. The directors of,he Branch Bank in this place for the ensuing year are--
 James Gould, Jabez w. Huntington,
 Asa Bacon, David s. Boardman,
 Samuel Bue, and
 David c. Sanford, Joseph BattelI: James GOuid, Esq. was reelected President, and Charles Spencer, Esq. Cashiers
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16
sTnAAr-BoAH nxPxOs1o1r.


 Besides what contained in the following accosnt of distressing steam boat disaster on the Sound ceived by Monday evenings mail, by . slip from the office the Journal of CoDmerte we have learnt ao- thing Itwas re-ssued from an office in New-Ifayen, but no additional particulars given:-~
 Otce ofthe ". Y. Josynal Of Comaeerce, , NG"rd0y EUening; Sept. .ll--l1 O'ciock.{ The steam boat United States which lefi New.York at o'clock this afternoon tor New-Haycn, burst its boiler o" its passage, opposite the Penitentasy on Backwell's Island, few miles from Coroer'. Hook In the alarm and terror of the moment, or of tho passengers and crew instantly jumped overheard, 3of whom were picked mp afterwards, and two, Mr. Hi- ram Clark merchant in New-Hayen, and Alfped Mason, a coored man, were drowned. Another pas. 'enger, Mr. Monster, sprang into the water and was taken up badly scalded and otherwise injured, and conveyed to the island, where he was bled and every attention paid him that his distressed condition re- 1 qured. :. Three. 0f the hands were seriously scaIded all of whom were carried the Hospital on their arrival-- one of them, Charles Boes. has since died bu. the oibers. it is said, likely to recover. Mr. Henry Shelly, of GuilErd, Cum. is bady.injured busit is supposed not dangerously. There were about pas sengers on board Capt. Beecher states, that the boiler contained bot l2 inches and half Of steam at the time Of the explosion. He was standing tn the bow"f the boat and was slightly scaided. The steam. boat IS not much damaged aud the cause of the mel ancholy accideni is unknown. R&
 P. S. We have since learned that 12 hats were picked up four of which recognised. Mr. Woos- ter is dead. Messrs. II. w. Edwards Wooster Hotch kiss, Jarman, Osborn, Fl, Beecher, Capt. J. Fisher and Mr. Clark, all of New Haven, who were among the passengers, safe. The hands also account ed for.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

I5 5since the above wasin type, we have received another account of the disaster in New-York paper
 but differs 10; materially from the preceding. Three cnlored hands were fatally scaltled, Charles But, Charles Lel,ly, and Benjamin Haskins. Ephraim Wooster, ofDerby, is the gentleman above spoken of
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

panthievre,- Anmale, and Montpenser. 2. Louis Henry, Prince of Condo, born l756, and was married m 177O to Louisa, aunt of the Duke of Orleans who died in Jan. l802 and had an only son, the late Duke PEughien, killed in 1904"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16
THE ENQUIRER.
L1TCHFIELD, SEPT. 16, 1890.

GT Wednesday being regimentaI muster in this viI- lage in order to give the young in the office the privilege of holiday, and to do military duty ourselG we have anticipated the usual hour of publication of our paper this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16

Spurious bills, purporting to be of ,he Exchange Bank of POughkeepsic, N. Y., are tn circuation.-- There is no such Bunk now in'exis,ence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-16
NOTICE:

-- -7 NUI7CE. TIRE Hon. Court of Probate ft,r the Dis II trict of Ltchfieid has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cre- dit0rs to the estate Of URI PHELPS, late of HarwintOn. in said district. deceased. 10 exhibit their claims :s:,.'ast said estate for settlement. All claims nat presented within sad tune will be deharrrd recovery. All pers0ns indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
 ABI6AlI PHELPs, Adm'r.
 ADiN PHELPS, Adm'r. Har,ointon, Sept. 10, 1880 sl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
NrMst Sale OF kAanA.

~ Y virtue ola deed IN trust. executed by Jos.
- BLIZZARD TO peachy Franklin and VIM >.
Crawford, bearing date the 3Olh day OF May,
1925, u oirecordin the Clerk ohire Of Amherst
county the subscriber sccrding tothe provisions
OF said deed, will ON lah day oil Seplembe
next, If fair, and not, the neat far day there
after. proceed to sell FOR cash, 10 the highest
bidder, ON the premises, the tract OF land ~
said deed named, containing by estimation
300 acres, near New Glasgow, adjoining the
land OF WIN. iIigg .nooiham and others. There
is large and comfortable dwelling house on
said land also two good harns, and other ne
ccssary buildings. The subscriber viii only
Convey sGch title rs is vested in him by SAID
deed trust, which 10 considered good.
WM. 5. CRAWFORD.
July II ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

10 William mckinney, end Charles
Mckinney, E1'ors. Of George Hor-
oway, deed. Samuel H0rO~ay, T.
paphrod'tns Haroway, Many Hare
apag, JOhn Lecsoa, and Sasonna and
Polly ncreS.
YWYAkE NOTICE That on the 10th, 18th,
a Ism aud .I9h days Of August, 1880, AT
Jonn ilancock's house, IN the town of Lynch
burg, IN the county OF Campbell, between The
hours Of SIX O'clock IN the morning and SIX
o ei0rk IN The evening of those days, we shalt
pr1ceed TO take the dispositions of JOHN Han
,ocH, aud other persons TO be read as evidence
in Il suit IN Chancery now depending and undr-
iernlae.i IN the county;confl Of Charlotte where
IN we are plaintiffs aud you are defendants
JNNlES OMOHUNDkO
CLOE OMoHUNDRO,, vide Of
James 0alOhuudfo.
July -. I'm
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ZBuRSUANr to decree of the superi

EBuRSU L TO a decree of the Superior
ID Court Of Chancery, Tor the Lyndhbure
Dkirici, pronounced on the 29th day of NJ ",
1880, in the cause of Robert Hives. Plaintiff
against Murrell aud others. defendants the un
ders'gned Deputy Marshal for Thos. \. lIol.
connie, Marshal Of the said court, will sell Tor
cash, on the premises, in the county ol r eson,
on Thursday The 29h day of July, 1890, al far
II not, The next lair day thereafter n tract OF
land, wing in said county, containing one hun.
drrd acres, adjoining the lands belungng TO
The overseers oi the poor, for said county, aud
the lands OF james MutRhy and James Car.
Also, one other tract containing one hundred
and sixty one aod half acres adjoining the
above mentioned tract
JOS. +. R0YALL, ID. NJ
Tor Ilios. \. Holcombe, Mar,
June % ;ods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

HBURSUANf toa decree of The Superior
n CourI of Chancerv, for the lyuchhurg
District, pronounced on Ihr 22nd day of May
1880, in the cause of Nathan Lnflius and Co.
Plaintiffs. against Samual Collins and others,
Defendants the Undersigned Deputy Marshal
Tor rhos. A. Holcombr, Marshal at the SAID
court, will sell, too cash, on the premises. IN the
county OF N,son. on tuesday the 9th day OF
Jaiv, 1880, (Ii tair, II not, the next fair day
thereaner,) tract OF land lying in said county
on Rockfsh River, and containing one hun
bred and twenty and hall acres, more or less,
and adjoining the lands of Nose f''zpai lck
Jeremiah Roberts snd tlose Hughes. and 9th
ers. Also, one Wagon, one sorrei horse, one
bay mare, and four pair OF gear, two negro
men, Sam and Charles, aud one woman Dlcey
aud the ncreate of the latter.
JOS. +. R0YALL, ID. NJ.
for Taos. a. ,Holcombe, Mar
June % mas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
BANGING SCHOOL

gHyHE undersigned respectfully informs The
"a Ladies' amt Gentlemen Of amherst court
Hltee and its picinHy, that ms Dtacing Schoot
riH be opened on Monday he l9h inst. IN ne
house Of Dr. P0icel, al 10 clock, A. IL. he
subScI ibers 10 ne Scho0t are particularly re
guesttd 10 send their children on that day, as
II Is desirable haiaH should be present at ne
commencement, tcheu The classes are formed and
NE general Organization Of The school takes
mace, 50 as not to interrupt the progress Of he
.pupds IN future J. i. AAUPk
july IL 3fy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
Baswell, Smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND.

.fAViNG 'aI<e" o"m"rl Hannah as a part
y ntS in our concern in Richmond, the bu
siness IN future sill he conducted under the
firm nf Bagweli Smith and Hannah. and under
the superlniendauce and mana cement OF Mr.
Hannah, ia person.
We shall continue our business here, and vii
4 future transact 4 Commission Business, ant
respectfully tender oar services TO the public II
that capacity. Advances will he made on pro
duce when placed IN our hands. il required.
SMi I'd. BAGWELl. & Co.
Feb. 6mikl9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

10 be Iiied out forthwith nj Portsmouth, for toe
purpose Of convey lag Prince Leopold 10 Greece
She vii be accompanied by The Pditas, Captain
Fnzelarenee. Brighton GdSeite.
airsIeo-CUBA-lExAs debate ofcon-
siderable interest 10 tins couatry occurred on
the 50ih ull. 10 the British House Of Com
nous, respecting the CONDITION OF MEXICO, aud
The future Efforts of SPAN 10 recnnguer H. lnci-'
denfsliy the condition oil Cuba and the impu
ted preiensions of this country upon Teas
prsiensions, however, whIch sir *. Feel eApil'
city stated were d,saso"ed by The American
Minister IN London. Mr.. McLane, we're spU-
ken of aud the opinions of Mr. Jefferson were
largely quoted by Alr. Iiaskisson, as showing
a .eyed and i,r-reachiug purpose on the par
OF the American Government to acquire the
complete command oi the waters of the Gull oil
Mexico. v. !. 8nief.
T1baccO Trdde.-The protected plan OF al
Iowing tins vegetable 10 be cultivated ~ the
United Kingdom, under a duty, dofs not ap
pear palatabe 10 either merchant or mauuiaG'
tuner, as they assert, their Interests as well al
ttat Of tue revenue would materially suffer. IN
Ireland, by AL inequality al the Law, the article
has been planted Tor several years, and pro
sresslvrly increasing until II has reached AZ
enormous quantity, aud this gong inin con
sumption withon, the payment Of any duty
large proportion ofine price obtained b. the
grower is so much absITncrd from the revenue
and To the prejudice Of the fair trader. J.
seems that Mr. GouIb"rn is delaying the pro-
dnciion of his bill. 40 doubt to afford the inter
esird parties an opportunity OF rendering then
objections and tins town, we understand, .
about nva,ling ilseif of it. BY sending drpuia
tIpn to London or The question.
liverpool hdU. May 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

From NE CiDcinnaIa DaiV Ga.,He.

| From he Cincinnati Daily GGstiie.
] POperg 49, The " Christian journal, presents
| some extracts irom n paleI called The Je-
SUIT, which it.tccomnends 10 the attentive per.
usual ol certain political Editors | consId ,
myself included ~ the recommendation, aud
have nttent,vrly read the extracts | have not
n word 10 say in their d, fence. II grievrs me
to gre snch n spiru evidenced by any proie. sors
OF religion. There Is little III the most dis.
cretnablD productions OF political Editor. less
10 he approved, than In tho quotation, referred
To. But they are mol more eSceptiOnable than
he alesatlons Of the Christian journal about
" The denominations Of the Papa system ofhap-
tized fhganS. There IS general opinion,
tbat belief = always an allHlr oil reason Hence
tn crndlilcs that ob alo credit wi many men.
sell giving credit 10 very uncharnahle sugges-
ions against his urishbor, The exercise Of ordi-
uhrv prudence ought 10 admouish him not tn
proclaim his belief. | an sorry for the man
aho believes the Catholic Church TO he fhr
aapralypiic beast aud the mother of ha,lots -
and whose yea induces I'm 10 proclaim his he
hef There are many W. ut riH. pretty
much the same opinion, and with about rs golag
reason, OF all Chutcnes. But when they pro-
clain,ts ii.u t,uions, as IN the case OF Fanny
Wright, very h,,lr iavor u shown them u, re-
lig,ous fbersous. | cannot understand why
y Is more reprehcnsible IN Miss Fanny TO de-
nounce all churches, that u 10 in II zealot Of
one sect 70 deuornce another. My own O.
plnlon r. thai the latter ntliclS tue deepest
wound upoulSiIal plety
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
MO IgEEST ASg.Egy

fEHE following were The numbers drawn
- for the 9th Class ofthe Dismal Swamp
Lottery in Richmond On FRIDAY the 9th inst
VIZ:
II 9 IS dS 10 81 10 26 so
Numbers : II 40, Capital Prize, was sold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

Cure for HE DWemerg.-ll is probably mol
50 generally known ms II should be that Boiied
Mtk, thickened with Hour, aud taken in the
frs stages OF Dysenlery. rs. III all common en- =
ses. an invaluable remedy. Boiled milk wi,hou
lloar Is too harsh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
WARDS QPFICE,

II will be observed thar perg lutte variation
in The order IN which the numbers were drawn,
would have made this ticket the $4,000 dol
lnr prize. Look on, for something Splendid IN
the next scheme and do not delay sending in
your small prizes for renewal. now is the time
10 adventure while fortune is smiling.
July Ii