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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29
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VElhblNlA.--At count ot monthly b.
ned Tor the county Of Amherst, at the court hun.
Monday the 18th dHy OF February, Is;3.- loIbA fh1ru
cr vino rue Tor the h,n.tt OF II ii Fletcher Puuuf
against neofeo W Bratey and john d. duncan DeleA
dauts.-ln thanrery.
The Defendant Gcurre W Rfalry NOT hn,ur rii,rtI
thelf appearance aud gwen sccntItt uCcOrdnl lbo
I" Assembly and the rule, Il thu, Court, ailt
l" hc satisfaction OF rhc court that lie iu IT'S.
Oh 'his common" th. On nunh uitic plsmfffi -
couhs't II 10 ordered, that the snid Dlruta IL aJ,l
hero on 81 bore the hst gay The ncht aus ettt 20
s"c' Tue mn 81 the PlIutlli aud that
he forth" It'll inserted ~ thr I1u.bLUtr iult, 1ot
months snce.ssnrly and posted iIolt oi
cdu I 10 -, al ihr- COUNT.
AGopA-Ioolt, hOPLk1 IINeIIA. "a
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To T.iI. PIT BLIC,

HAVE Just received some very handsome
Glass aud China Gii Mantie Ornaments, GiIl
Fruit Baskets, Gilt China Mugs, Gilt CHINA
Pitchers, asserted sizes, Toy Tea Sets, Toy
EWefs and Basons DC. Sc. all Of which wdl be
sold ioW. JOSEPH l.. EVANS.
Apul { Is
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Fr1W J II. WILLIAMS.


Boston, .udrch p 1882.
Dear So do most heartily give my teslnno.
ny IN favor OF the Vegetable Extract.
was attacked 18th violent liberated sore throat
which continued for several weeks, and on uslno
he Extract an immediate cure WAS effected From
this eN.on"e g. g. - efficacy, do not heslt,r 10 re-
commend IT, as superior to any other proposed lc.
medy for the above mentioned disease, with wA.sl
| am acquainted.
tIom ENOCH DAVIS.
Cambridge Narch, 26, 1892 -
do hereby certify that my oldest CHIC was
dlcted with the Throat Disempcr; and that aier
cSorting TO the usual remedies to no effect, | was
advised 10 try the Vegetable Extract This was ad
mlnlStercd, Il the operation was most happy Ate,
giving one dose of IT, the swelling and soreness OF
he throat Immediately ceased
chsertully recommend tito the public as an In
valuable medicine.
From u SJA0j TIC Rer Gentleman abors alluded Ia
March 81, 1882
BY my father the Vegetable Extract was SO hi III
y esteemed, that, during the course of his life,
II was Kept constantly on hand and used Us FAM.
ly physlc.
The immediate and surprising cure of one of nv
own children that was very dangerously sick W It'll
me Cahher Rash, 10y the use of this Extract after
every other medicine had failed, with other cases
WHICH, were II necessary, | could mention, does
not leave doubt, IN my mind, OF The eAtrtordna.
ry healing properties attributed to the Vesetab.,.
Extract
Molat, llan4er, & Co lIs State ST. Boston.
Mass sole agents iur the proprietor
@o'op Doct HOW Ell DAVIES,
=, LynAb0re, Va
N3m
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WS'ih''i MA - VI IA CoLIi ri uonihtt
~ he'd Ter tue county OF AHho.st, at tnc tont tsH,i
hl"nddN tn Itth dAN oi February, lsI5.--A H1D#f
'hfisIltn, flinun against John Christian aud Pun
tl"lsis"h, III icnoHnls. In th:Hccry.
me Defendant Joan htI-tian NOT havIug .htered .
sNFetThut hhd s|rn srcn'tN ordli to tr ,tti O.,
,cmhiy aud thr ruIrs ni tin. .ouft. and II ba,,=55
The rd'istaet"h OF the court that IL nn inIafi
OF thi> Common" cdtth tn molI n at tie PaiGe il
CO isti, Il - "fh'rd, that tht dt i,nuan Jun
unl, do hppcnf here o bit The htst d44 ~ ~
CmIt n"ki, % answer the bill the piunlIn, i..
COPY n thu nrder he forthwith tu-rrtcd tn lH4
buft Nrgtalhn loT two inunlh> eUccc,-N I'm ..t
thehonl door OF the court huusr, IKE raid ,r0it
ACopy-lest".
kOnlIt1 TlNSLEl, tH.
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" lNhI hlA-A kuics hoiden ~ tao Cleihs u.
nee oi the 'Hct Superior Court Of Law and thrrtr-
Sety ior the tow" OF iy hchbntp, the 1T day of Ap
1863 --Linaus Dui ny and Celine L. his WIFE Nm Tot
al" Louisa u All, infant children Of Caleb TAFT j.
dec. who sue by the said lnuuus Dunn, them neat
n"hd, iltis against Neither land Iuit, Bacon Tau, Mm-
I,c H. 'a' l"d adm't de lvnis non Of Patrick I",
urc aud samuel pIaLsh-a Sergeant of,he Cooperation
nns "'lo' O. anU as ruth edA'. .! Che H. iss wv
-ofchdanI Nethe' land TAFT, not having s4tfl'' 80
tI',"oe ana gwen security according tothe aoi 90
' ''fe e'luchte that he Is not inLNbh4nt OF ina
country 1T II ordered thu: the said defendant dcap
Pea mere on the hrst day of the tenn and ansNH
tfo WI Oh me Plalntltsr and that copy tbs ord
ne Iof'hwith inserted in some newspaper printed N h
ioWh OF Lyhchburg for two months su,c si,oy aDd
posted at the front door of the oourt-o IN 4
town. cupy-rcsip n phnEs ilk
,Xou
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T1HtilNlA At rule. held III the cIrtA OH, ai=-
~ Circuit superior court at Law aud Churrty f4r H..
ford County, on the Sd day Of DccemIcL - +,
SUM- Plii. against Charles NmtGlcy Sd Anatf...,
Thomson, ,Dcfts ..- H. Chancety.
The dolendahI Charles Wmeley not h1 in, eitef. .
appearance aud gwen sccuriy according lhr al H.
semby ami the rnics eff tbs court, and HpTrung h. sa .
fct.ry cvide &C that he Is inhailnt Of
weulth.-its ordered that he do appear here IN r .t
day of the hcN Ma, trrin aud the bill al the CON,
piainant, and that copy Of tins otdrr he fute4
Nneiniun, putin ~ iAnellharg, for month"; ,.rr
sVely, and posted al the irVH dout ol the hus u
TINS
Aeopy-Te-te, JOS WILSON. OK.
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April %

IS1EhiNIA, 10 wit AT u tnutt contuutI al 1917
~ the county of Campbell the 1911 day ur TrIt# ~
the yrat, one thousand eight bund ed aud TIM. ID
mud IN The dIlh year ui The tbtumnu,yr4ifh
Dches, compliment, Ht2nst mstf'i Kudd ll4I M
Coleman, ipiini.tratrtX fRaheIt : Culr,aa1
aud Jimcs Coleman Dts--On un IrJuucttr.
Do the mo mn ri the complainant, and II spH.4uInrI
satisfaction - the court, that The Defendant lfs5l
not Inh abiant Of tbs country, ald not Aa,A. ~
hls Appearance aud gwen strufits according In 5
Assembly ~ snch cases made ard provided Jud IT, f54
TIM court II L. ordered t.at the snId defendant H.
appear hear on the ii Monday ia Juue next, al i.
the bill oil the complainant aud that II copy of t4.
he inserted IN the l.yuchburg NHgmiHn, Iur t,t.3.
succersnels aud postcI at The front door OF Ia,
OF tins county,
coPs-feste JOHN ALEXANDER Z e !
March :. -.
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Nfss's{ To-,

uWANT a good Miller to attend my Manuiac-
n tuting Nlitl-lle can get immediate employ
ment provided he eoalo> we'll recommended rs to
character and qualifications NONE other need aP-
Ply. BEN. \. po-H "a 1T.
Bediord Aprlli lm
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Eyiht,iNlA r.. Al rules hoi,n lci h utliff
" Circuit SnPeilor CURT Of La" aud Csnuoefy foi o.
county of ample /, the Jas oi February. l,.i5
William H. fos, Conn latnant,agHln DAVID }, "a a
Andrew Ii. IhmuV on, HeI = la thaucrtA.
The de- DAVID J Wood not having ehi,I,.
ms aIH"5tf#ucn and gwen hfcWl'N hCt"ft ny
tct 81 \, e1hlv AMI rule. of thu touit, nd a.
IChIne b. satisfactory evidence that be Il h.
tins country II ordeI cd that TIE tHd l,,,.
do aIltear here the hrsl da1 ra,,..
term al thu c"Di AID answer the bill OF the plaAt
that ac"ry OF TIM order be forthwith Tod "a t,
newspaper nflntsd ~ tue tpwH of LNuchbuts l.t a.,
months -ees rsN",, and posted al III, Gool u M
Courthouse, 81 III county.
AtopN--Itsi.,
JOHN ALlAiADLk, g. & {. l.. : ch,. E. COUNTY,
Marc !.
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Lynchburs Jocky Club Spring Ra-
GREAT ATTRACTION!:

4 Match Ruce will be run over thus course On
N. Friday the 2ith of May fol- $1,000 aside be-
tween M Y. v divers Moses, four years od,by
Mons Tonson, and Mr.. VIM aarths Lady blrd-
wool ~ Toason two mile meats, half forfeit;
On Tuesday following, being the 2Sth, the reeu-
r races Will commence.
Is,day, a .weepstake for colts ana FLIES 3years
OLD .lls spring; mile heats, slOo-entrance 10 be
closed the lst of April, to which there are the fol
lowing entries
A. WuITLOCKE,
JNO. S. HURT,
JNO. +. WHITE,
WIN McCARGO,
JAMES POWELL.
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HAS iust opeeed ~ Bouh and Stationary
u Store, IN Lynehbure. mex doet to Hancoek
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10 the Winnebago tribe, eighteen thousand dol
lars; also, three thousand seven hundred and ninety
dollars for expenses Of blacsinths and agricutu-
rists, and for furnishing salt aud tobacco.
10 the Kansa tribe, three thousand five hundred
dollars.
To the Christian Indians, four hundred dollars.
To the Sioux tribe of Mississippi two thousand
Idoliars; also, one thousand seven hundred dollars
Tor expenses of blacksmith, and furnishing aSrlcul
tura TOOLS
To the Yacton and Santie bands, three thousand
dollars; also, thousand four hundred dollars for
the expenses Of blacksmith and furnishing agricu-
tural tools
To the Omaha tribe, two thousand FIVE hundred
collars; also, one thousand five hundred dollars for
expenses of blacksmith and furnishing agricultural
tools.
To the Sac tribe of Missouri river, five hundred
dollars also, nine hundred dollars for expenses Of
BLACKSMITH, and furnishing agricultural tools.
For purposes of education Of Sacs, Foxes and
others, as stipulated for in the treaty of July fE
teenth one thousand eight hundred and thirty, three
thousand dollars.
For the purpose Of education of Chppeways,
Menomonies and Winnebagocs, stipulated in
nth article of the treaty of Butte dcs Alortes, oil
eleventh August, thousand eight hundred and
twenty seven; for the years thousand eight hun
dred and thirytwo, and one thousand eight hundred
ana thirty three, three thousand dollars.
For expenses Of transportation, and distribution OF
annuities to the Winncbagocs, Chipreways, Ottn,
ways, Potawatamies, Sacs, Foxes, and Others and OF
SAT-, tobacco, agricultural implements ami tools, mel
otherwise provided for five thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars.
Fur expense of removing and keeping oil ntrndcrs
from Choctaw lands, by the twelfth article OF the
treaty of twenty -seventh September, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty, five hundred dollars
For expenses Of bounding by sectional hne7, the
reservation TO Choctaw heads Of families by Tie
fourteenth article Of said treaty, fifteen hundred
dollars.
For an advance to the Getaways, after their re
moval, for erecting houses and opening FARMS to be
reimbursed out of the sale of their lands, by the
fifth article of the treaty OF the thrteth August,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, two
thousand dollars.
For the payment Of claims of sundry individuals
against the Getaways, guaranteed by The seventh.
article, and enumerated in the sixteenth OF the same
treaty, also, TO be reimbursed out OF the sales OF
their lands, twenty One thousand two hundred and
ninety-two dollars and twenty five cents.
For the services of person to certify contract
for the sale of Creek lands, by the third article o
the treaty Of twenty fourth March, one thousano
eight hundred and thirty-two, one thousand dol
lars.
( For expenses of defending suits, and SO forth, in
stituted by intruders against Creek Indians, an'
keeping off ntruders, by the fifth urtcle of the sa
treaty, three thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses attending the aiUressi(
treaties, not otherwise enumerated, five Thousand
dollars.
APPROVED, February 20, 1888.
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For the payment of claims arising under the act oil
eleventh of Suly, thousand eight hundred and
thirtytwo, entitled IAN act concerning certain ma
rne .oicers'' eighteen thousand three hundred and
thirty-seven dollars and twenty weight cents
Sec. 2. .4nd be ii further enacted, That, for the
purpose of compensatng the board authorized by
the act of the nineteenth of May, thousand
leight hundred and thirtytwo, for their services i'll
revising ard charging ''the rules and regulations
governing the naval service, with the view to adapt
them to the present and future exigencies of this
important Of national Defence" the of Sc
ven thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby,
etherHisc appropriately to be paid By the Navy De-
partincnt, according to the rates of allowances for
detention special service now prescribed by the
rules and regulations of the Navy DEPARTMENT.
Soc. 3. .4idJc it further enacted, That the salary
directed by can act for the regulation of the navy,
ond privatccr pension, and navy hospital funds,'
passed July tenth one Thousand eight hundred and
hrtytwo, to be paid to the clerk of said funds out
of the Treasury of the United States, shall be paid
from any money in said Treasury not otherwise ap-
propria;cd
Sec. 4. .aaa be il further enacted, That, for cal
rying into effect the act for the suppression of the
slave trade, including the support in the United
States, and term not exceeding six months after
their arrival in Africa, OF all persons removed FROM
the United States under the said acts, the of five
thousand dollars he, and the is hereby appro-
prated to be paid out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 5. find be Il, further enacted, That Tux re be
paid to Master Conmendant John d. Sioat, of the
United States Navy, out OF any money in the lrea
sury not otherwise appropriated. the Of ono thou
sand three hundred and sixty dollars being the amount
of his account exhibited to the Navy Department for
expenses incurred in enter .ainn on board the Saint
Louis, under his conimand, General Bolivar and Sc
vera of his officers, at Guayaquil, in the yeur one
thcusan eight hundred and twenty nine, and Gen
eral La Fuente President of Peru, and Major Gen
eral Miller of the Peruvian Army, the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-one
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Ed, February 20, 1888.
[PuBLlc, No. l4.l

PUBLIC, NO. IA
AN ACT to authorize the laying out and construct
ing road from Line Creek to the c hatahooche
and for repairing the road ON which the mail i:
now transported.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives Of the United States OF America i'll Con-
ercss assembled, That the OF twenty thousand
dollars be- and the same Is hereby, appropriated, to
be paid out Of any money i'll the Treasury, for the
purpose of laying out and making post road through
the Creek nation of Indians, commencing at Line
Creek, III the state OF Alabama, and terminating al
the Chatahooche opposite Columbus, IN the state OF
Georgia.
sec. 2. And be il further enacted, That, for the
early Accomplishment of this object, the President
shall appoint Il superintendent OF sand road, whose
duty 1t shall be, unde: the direction OF the Fres
dent, to divide the same into sections OF not more
than ten miles each, TO contract for, and personally
superintend the opening and making the SAID road,
well receive, disDurse, and faithfully account
with the Treasury Tor ali Sums OF money by him re-
ceved by OF this act. and the SAID superin;en
dent shall receive, during the time he Is employed,
at the rate OF one thousand dollars per annunl.
sec. B. And be 1t further enacted, That, Tor the
repairs of the road through said Creek nation, on
which the mail is transported, until the road au.
thorIzed by this is completed, the further Of
two thousand dollars be expended under The dircc
ton of the Postmaster General be, and the same Is
hereby, appropriated
APPROVED, February go, 1888
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[PUBLIC, No. TO.
AN ACT furthef to extend the time Tor entering Ger
tain donation claims to land in the Territory o:
Arkansas.
Be it enacted by the SENATE and House of Repre-
sentatves of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the provisions of the eighth
and ninth sections of the act of Congress, approved
the twenty fourth day of May, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight, entitled 'An act to ala
the state of Ohio in extending the Miami canal from
DAYTON to Lake Erie, and 70 grant quantity Of
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Inavista and Mayo have suffered less than the
other islam s, which has prevented us from
being eye-witnesses of such heart-sickeninn
scenes of Indebtedness, as have been witness
led by others. Captain H. assured me that he
felt amply compensated for all the expense
which he had incurred in coming out gratuit-
ously to be aImoncr Of the charity of Ameri
cans to those distant and desolatc islands. in
the consciousness Of the real benefit which
had been conferred. Our own country has not
only been first, but alone, ia this work of sub
stantlal sympathy and charity. Not fsrtbinp
has been sent by the people of any other ma
ton, as charity, which speaks volumes in ia.
vor OF our citizens. Even the Portuguese ma
ton has left these poor creatures to starye bv
thousands, when the king derives not little
OF his wealth from their tells and sufi;.rinps
The islanders supposed at first that the suppIies
received from our country had come from the
government Of the United States--and when
assured that the government had no hing TO do
with lt--!hat it was from the public and pri-
|ate contributions of men, women and child
rem, as tie spontaneous expression of their
own feelings OF Kindness and sympathy. as
soon as their suffering condition was made
Nnown-ihey seemed utterly at loss TO com,
pfehend how it could be! l have often heard
them say" Americans kinder than our own
Icounlry-we have tco kings, but thew no send
provisions 10 keep us from starving-they fieht
one another, to see who shall govern-tbey
care nothing about u.s." &c. The rains We
begun to fall in the islam is, ana vegetation is
coming forward rapidly, and the ne is cher
ished that something, in few months, may be
obtained from the fruits OF the cath, to supply
the wants of the people
T. ;. Yon Judged right in supposing that
little OF interest would be found here reIatino
to the vegetable kingdom. Ii lis the most desc.
'ate. barren portion Of the earth when ever
aehe!d. There was scarcely any appearance
9t vegetation on some of the islands bv which
we passed, although on some of them in the
! interior, II Is said that there are trees, &C.
1 There is scarcely Il tree on Bonavista, except
those that have been plunted--or even ON this
Iisland. Ga some of the islands there are fr.uts
l'i several different kinds, and TIL nd is un.
lider some degree o. ultivatior, ut we have
i hot been able to y,ll them. have obtained
The seeds of two kinds of trees from Il. Anto
, nio--onc the purga, from which all the oil used
Oh the island Is made, and is an emetic as we'll
! as cathartic-.he other called at the Island
pima; and cherry molIa, which produces frui,
somewhat resembling the pineapple, but en-,
tircly different, hope to meet with betcg
success in South America.
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FAssED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY
SECOND CONGRESS.
[PUBLIc No. 81
AN ACT to amend act, entitled san act supple
mentary to the act for the relief Of certain surviving
officers and soldiers Of the revolution.
Bet enacted By the Senate and House Of hfpft-
seatatires Of the United States Of .4nciso ~ Congress
assembled, That the second section af the act,
titled 'An act supplementary to the act for the relic
OF certain surviving officers and soldiers Of the rerou
ton,'' approved the seventh day of June, one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty 1.-TWO, shall rot be con
strued to embrace invalid pensioners; and that the
pensions of invalid soldiers shall not be deducted
from tho amount receivable by them under the said
act.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Repfeseatatires.
HU: l.. WHITE,
President Of The Senale pro tempore.
APPROVED, Feb 10, 1888
ANDREW JACKSON.
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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE


The following is list of the signers. with
he periods of their death annexed resnec
lively:
Thomas Lynch, Jr of South Carolina
Button Gwinnet, Georgia, May 81, In.
John Morton, Pennsylvania, Dec. l717
Philip Livingston, New York, June IL,
i.7s.
George Ros, Pennsylvania July, l77o.
Joseph Hewes, \. Carolina, November
10, l779.
JOHN Hart, New jersey. l7so.
George Taylor, Penn. Feb. %, 1881.
Richard Stockton, New Jersey, Feb. 2s.
1881.
Caesar Rodney, Delaware, 1888.
Stephen Hopkins, Il. Island, JAY 10,
1885.
William Whipplc, New Hampshire, Nov.
2S, 1855.
Arthlr EIiddlet'n, S. Carolina, january
l, 1877.
Thomas Stone, Maryland, October 5, 1857.
John Penn, n. Carolina, Sept. 1883.
Thomas Nelson, .r. Virginia, January
4, 1889.
benjamin franklin. Penn. April II, l7Go.
vii lam II, oPer, n Carolina, Oct. 1890.
Beaiamin Harrison, Virginia, April, 1871.
Frapcis Hopkins, n. Jersey, May 8, 1901.
Lyman Hall, Georgia, 1901
Roger Sherman, Coma. July %, 1883
John Hancock, Mass, October s. 1923.
Richard Henry Lee, Virginia, jane 10,
1884.
John Withcrspoon, New Jersey, Novom~
Der, 1854.
Abraham Ca k. New Je. S ", 1894.
Joseph Bartlett, New Hampshire, May
10, 1916.
Samuel Huntington, Conn. jams 1895
Carter BraAton, Firg, Oct 10, 1897.
Francs Lghtfoot Lee, Virginia, 1897
Oliver Wolcott, Conn. Dec. l, 1897.
Lewis Morris. n. York, Jan 1908.
James Wilson, Pennss lyania, August rs,
1898.
George Read, Delaware, '79S.
William Paca, EIarylf d 1900.
Edward Rut!edgc, s. c. jan %. 1900.
Nathaniel Thornton, N. III. June 81, 1908.
Samuel Adams, Massachusetts, October
,, 1903.
Francis Lewis, n York, December 80, 1909.
George Walton, Georgia, February 2, 1904
Robert Morris, Pennsylvania, May s, 1906.
George Wythe, Virginia, June 6, 1906.
James Smith, Pennsylvania, 1906.
Mr.. Lynch and his lady embarked, shortly after
the Declaration, board vessel bound to st. Eu-
statia, and nothing is known of their fate. II
is supposed that the vessel lost, and that all
board persisted.
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Mr. Lynch and his lady embarked, shortly after
the Declaration, on board vessel bound to St. Eu-
stata, and nothing is known of their fate. i:
Is supposed that the vessel lost, and that all OF
board persisted.
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