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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

some article or color. and this mystic language is we'll understood by the lady and her con frderate. One word denotes veil, another knife. another green, SGc. A lady takes veil in her hand-the confederate so frames the question that the initial or final word man. ifssts to the mysterious lady what the article is, and she immediately answers, veil. Thus this mystery. at first 8" iucOmprehensible, turns out to be sheer impOsture.-ib.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

ampler and more satisfactory information respecting him. IL is believed that he died when at the age of I8 OF l9. that is near the year IS18; after domesticatiOn of about 3 years. Alas the uneducated and untraned man of the woods is but kind os fOrked' straddling animal, very little superior to what we cal! the lower animals, and m many res poets far below them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

Method of Preserring Floaers srith their Natarol COtors.-A method has since been mentioned 10 me by which the colors cf the flowers of plants are we'll preserved. The process this :-ihe paper being
 first heated before the fire, in oven, the plant re- gently gathered is placed between bo. shee.s and pressed It is requsite however, that the paper in the same heated state, he renewed 1erysis on &C., of,he expressed juices from he stalks and leaves fermeniina, which might otherwise injure the plants. TheEe is also method of preserving plants in flower, by which their natural form. well cOors, can be preserved It consists in placing ,he plant in jar, and Pouring fine sand upon it, until the whole plant is into an oven; after which, being laken out, and inc sand removed the plant Is found preserved both in s form aud cOlOr.-Bsnnett's W0RderiRgs tn NeU South Wates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

Netc Jersey Instructions.-The Legislature of New Jersey have once more gone through the farce of instructing their Senators. To us We confess this appears poor business, by whatever party it may be attempted. In what part of the Constitution is this power found, of instructing Senators or Representa-. lives It is not only nowhere to be found, but the exercise oft is in the face ofthe Con. stitution. The Senators, when they come together, compose the highest legislative body of the Union. The individuals come from the various States. but they are not Senators cf those States. hut ofthe whole people: and the Legislature of Connecticut have just as much right to instruct Messrs. Frelinghuysen
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

Mystery Unrarelled.-A |" m mysterious lady" lately appeared in Boston, and manifested as- fonishing powers. She was able to tell the name or color of any thing without having seen it; an individual would hold knife, or any other article in his hand-her confede- rate. who was at a considerable distance from her, would ask her what it was. and she would instantly tell, apparently by some power a. bOve human comprehension. But shrewd Yankee has. discovered the secret. It is sim ply this : the commencing or terminating word of every question. is made to signify
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
New YoRK, Sept. ?.

NEw YoRK Sept p.
BdtIoon 7ccea't0n of the most mrgnI6.
cent ascenslons ever made IN this city, was pcrfor.
med by Mr.. Eugene Robertson and his friend Mr..
Edge yesterday afternoon. The weather, which had
been urtavorable the day previous, compelled him
to postpone. II, and as he announced that there
would be 20 disappointment, whatever might be
the state OF clouds, multitude crowded TO the Bat
terry to witness the ascension oftwo instead of one
person as heretofore. After the baloonwas inflated
poor Robertson undc rtook to arrange the safety
valve,& tor thatpurpose put his head IN the balloon
out on 'nha'inS the noxous gas for few seconds
he fell senseless, ami for a moment il was feared
that all was over; he however revived as soon
as he breathed fresh air, and after ARRANGING his
bags OF sand and seeing that his car was securely
attached TO the balloon, he with friend Edge stem
ped into his frail bark for an aerial VOYAGE amid
the shouts OF thousands who we've within the Car.
den, and lined the Battery.
MI Robertson and his companion, Isaac Face
lr' landed at half past 7 o'clock last evening n,
Du'ch hills l.. J. on the farm of Mrs. A. l.. Sc6uv.
ef' ai.er an absence Of hour and three Quarters
from this mundane sphere" The distance from,
castle Garden is 10 miles. Attic place ofland;n.
several ladies and gentlemen were permitted 10 as.
cend to certain height in the gondola, TO the ora
''hca'on OF all present. The balloon was brons h,
10 the city still inflated without having sustainod
tne slightest injury. 1t arrived about oclocL
ms morning Mr. Robertson viii make unotba,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
MURDER AND UOMICIDE

We learn that on the 25th ultimo, Mr.. Jacob
Pope, of Halifax county, North Carolina, was shot
ny some unknown person, and expired the follow.
ing day at noon. About dusk, Mr.. Pope observed
to his Overseer, who was in the house with him
that there were sonciPersons in the old field oppo-
posue his house, trying to kin him. and that
ne would get his gun and drive them off His
wlfe hearing this, hid his gun under the bed and
le'' the house IN company with her two daughters.
Not finding his gun, Mr.. Pope took down a ho.
ster pistol and walked 10 the front door-he had
scarcely reached the door when he was shot with a
large load squirrel shot, which entered his abdo-
men, making an orlhce about two inches in dame
ter-he continued IN his senses until his death,
which occurred about eighteen hours thereafter The
oVerseer was in tho back piazza when the gun was
discharged, and on approaching Mr. Pope and see.
ing tho pistol in his hand charged him with sho OF.
ing himseI.-he observed, did no, do il, some per-
son shot me- added he had snapped tho pistol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

to increase the patronage, power and influence o.
the executive, This senslment Is the key which
vii open to those who arc candid, the ruling and
indeed the only motive of all my coadut', s,i'ee
have had share in tho national council
Az for the abuse which the ministerial presses
re pouring upon me, have made up my MIND 10
bear that, as long as my private character Is 'e''
un,mpeaehed, as an evil incident to my situation,
th~sh ,ha, situation is not, in any respect ono OF
my own seeking.
| am, gentlemen. with all respect
'o'' y. WEIGH.
To Messrs james Lyons, Sc &c. &c
fNJ.ssr. l.. w chambehayne, VIM > Scott
.ad w w, McCreefy, IN notes published IN 'h'
Richmond papers, after The appearance Of the lore
60 ng correspondence discielm' IN signing inc 'ss
Or ~ Mr. Leigh, all intention of making charge
- ,,,,son,l charac,e. against individuals who arr
referred 10 in that letter as Mr.. Le'ehs assa''
ants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

at hun and believed IL was a white man. On ek-
animation. the pistol was found still loaded mr'
Pope was about 81 years Of age, and has len VIC
and ten children 10 mourn their sudden aud uneh
pecied bereavement.
And, on Friday last, Erasmus G. Allaion dled
IN the town of Hali'sx, from pistol wounds feeei'
we'd IN a reucontre with Mr.. Arthur M'Eanel, on
the day OF the las, county election. The deceased
had repeatedly threatened 10 shoot Mr. M'Dahe',
and on approaching him with pistol in his HAND
was shot by the utter. Mr. Nj Danie IS a wodhY,
lnoGensivc citizen, and has given bail for MS
| appearance at the next Superior Court OF that
county. The dcceasea was young man without
q family. 1or60ro ffee F'ess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
NEW YoRK. Snnt 81

NEW YORK, Sept FL
DISTRESSING lNrELLIGENGg-N dws has been re-
cc,yed, by the owners of the brig Chares Bogsett,
from Curt. Batcheller, dated at Mnnilla, April :,
IN which he civ he melancholy intelligence OF
MS crew, Ii in number, having boon alta, ked, at
tho f. ice Islands, in September, by the natives,
while employed on shore, and niue of their number
killed, VIZ Charles Shpman, lst officer, Benjamin
w. Barton, lchabod Smith, William Horn, and
an Oahcltan seaman, The other four had been
elby other vessels that had visited the Islands and
at the time ofatack were all in the employ Of Capt.
D. Those who escaped were all wounded among
them was Mr., Jes Msgoon, Of Salem, not badly
After an ab;ence Of 10 or Is days, Captain & re-
turned 10 the place, when the natives restored the
bodies of his deceased men. On his passage to
Manila, Captain b. touched at the Pelew Islands
and was there attacked by several hundred natives
whom he beat off without any loss on his part cx-
cept Sandwich Island boy. The 2 officer was
throw overheard in the SIX rmish, bat was fortu.
naely saved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

An action Of SANDER, brought by Laura Howe n
sa'nsi BenJsmn Perry, was tried before the Su
prene Court nj Greenfield, Mass. last week. Tbs
defendant is a widow about twenty three years OF
age, OF an unblem'shcd and unsupported charac-
ter The defendant had charged her with the most,
infamous conduct The words fully proven,
and proved to have been spoken under ciroumstan.
ces indicating s'e1t rtattgnHy. No justification
~aS attempted. The jury returned verdict of
$3.50 damages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
T,OWy pRTCEG.

Knitting Needles, best Elastic Steele. cts doz.
Sowing Needles, from No | to 10 inclusive, e.
cents papcr-and all other Goods in the same nro
portion TO Merchants Physicians and all who
wish to purchase LARGELY, cvery indictment
will be offered For sale at my old stand, and Of
my Sure one door below the Farmers Bank, bv
no VEL DA ViES.
Sept. IL wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

er Is bound 10 receive the man bag froh, the Pos,
Master, Here is q question of precedence truly,
and until the delicate poin, is settled, the public
mus, be ooutent 10 labor undsr the diseds antages
of ,ardy and irregular mails.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

We COPY The following from Nc" Castle (h"s1
paper of recent da'e ras, week an aged
!. Singular Cileamaa".e- las, wei" a abisls
fe,nale IA widow Who resides al Eo,," aA f'r 70,
annied to the officers Of ST johns rai''" he,
lief Some doubts bong eniertaine' 'eSi,' :, gas
claim. an investigation took place. VIZ VIZ. 10, !" IN
dearly asccltained that her ls,' SCI wilson
that parish, in the family Of Mr.. L""" actually
about thirty years ago and ina, sue sit
uiecc Of tie e1iebyated Gsnerdt 'fA'ss41' - aid
hauyit glorta mpn4t.' II IS u''he''s''''
hat relief was Immediately granted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

R.nsfs 1t is rum ,reJ tina, the Hon. John Tip
ton, ons OF our Senators in Congress intends resign
ing his sea, in tina, body
I, Is also runorea and bslierel that the Hon
jonathan M'Car,y, one OF our Representatives. "a
Congress, has nvowed himself decidedly opposed
10 the pretenslons of Mr.. Van Bmen.
Indiana HtnM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
MORE TWINE.

Post Office eeOnomy The nay The money goes.
a In the account Of incidental expenses OF tho Pos,
olice Department, published by that wickcd Tom
Ewing il is stated that there paid TO an indi-
viduai, who was POSI- Master at an Office in lndi-
ana, which does not yield more than ten or twelve
dollars a year postage, as CONDENSATION for
TWINE from the 81 s. of March, 1882, to the 9ls'
of September, same year, the sum of sevcn,y-six
dollars and fifty cents.
II the above account is a true one, this Post Mas
ter must have done fine business in the Irvine
line CtncannaI GaS.
The MAILs-Thc Mobile Register ofthe 10Th
inst mentions that the reported failure Of the mails
between that city and Montgomery, within the past
two weeks. had been occasioned by dispute be-
tween the Post Master at one Of the Offices on the
route, and the stage driver, as TO the precise spot
tH1een the office and the stage at which the cnrr-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Bed. of oyster sled. have been d'.eS Sseo feet
,.,,s of East Flcri1a, twelve or h''een 'so'
a1a~ ,te surface of the sol, showing That '"'' -
49, u.ao .,,. a, some time covered by the sea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

UhHe Rats Two Of this variety Of the rat spe
cles were caught few days ago IN Mcssrs w. c.
Barron IL Cos Bakery, in removing a knea ling
trough, under which they had butrcwcd They
were exhibited by tho men who captured them, IN
large wire ,rac, and excited grca, deal of curl.
osy for among the hundreds who plcsscd to see
them as thoy were carried through the street thcr,
was probably not one who had seen their Ike he
fore They arc very pretty pets larger than ho
ordinary g,cy ra, have pink coored eyes AMI lon
silky hair, like that of the Angola goat They are
apparently less ''m'j than the srey rat. One OF
the latter was pu, into their cage, when both I'm
medttey set upon 1t and worrcL tito death.
N0rfpA6 Her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
BpSt0n JJnr.

Jgdse Bur was assaulted in the s'rec, in Uni
oniown, Foyette county Pa. one day last week o.,
his way fom The Court House TO his chamber by
party IN the cause, aga,ns, whom the Cou,,
had charged the July unfvoraby and several
blows were inflicted before the assaant could be
arrested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Valuable Chrgoes. The three ships, Alexandcr
PanherdnJ Washington, winch hourly axpect
cd to arrive al New York, from Canton have on
BOARD, among other articles, nine thousand clgh.
hundred and i"'y-sx Ghosts of tea, eighteen thou
SAND three hundred and twcnly.t"ur small chests
packages and boxes of tea of high cost, seventeen
thousand nine hundred and ninety sevt n cases any
packages of silks, grapes preserves, and other
valuable articles of merchandise &c
BostOu J0nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
RAros RonqE. August 30.

Seth Barton, Esq. proprietor Of Arlington PlaGta-
ton was ON Wednesday las, brought before +. A
Walker, Esq charged with having made an at
tempt to commit murder on the preceding night by
shooting at his overseer, a young gentleman by
the name Of X. Cammack. 1t appears from what
wo CON learn, tina, Barton on the night of Tuesday
last took his gun which oaded with shot and
went over TO the house Of Cammaek and immedl-
atey awakened him up, and after having made use
Of some abusive language towards him lac dschaf-
gcd his gun the contents Of which entered the rght
side of Cammlck Barton has been committed to
ial TO await his trial the next term OF the District
Court Cammaek was still alive when our paper
went - press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

From he Ha'Ja6 Nepa Scefe''',
ExTRAoHDtS Aar PuEsoM IA = l stu" ~, A..
ing Mr. John Parker, Mr.. Joan k'ae'' ,..1a .,
chbnld Scott, and several o'hts l'sia2''' -.
,,,s Th,,e Nile House. observed something IN ihe
AR yI,sh thew ut frs, took 10 De mls' or ios bal
as The evening" wa, very cear. dry were r9aesa 10
take more nolice Of il, and b; holding tIe hao1s d.
boye ,be eyes so 10 exclude the rays OF he Sun
lnoy could distinctly see 5odies Of apparent
lv Of 40 or crimson color. They wee IN sheets
.,tn trans ofer them, resembling that OF e'"e',
eoch sheet Of desc insects appeared by ITSELF ana
shey were moving in direction from West to Le aa
about Is or 30 feet from the earth, and al s4S, 20
yard. in width, following each Other IN 'ioehs IKE
pigeons they observed the passage OF those IN
sects for more than twenty minutes, the sun a'ihe
time being more han ono hour high
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Jsep1 Boaapa,tc-Tbis distinguished gentle
man was a. London ut the Last eLVlces. We nave
seen recent letters from hlm 10 friend IN th's
,untfy, in which he expresses ii strong desire 10
return to the United Sutc IL is detained IN ho-
rope, waiting permission 10 visit Rome, To se's'e
some flmy affairs. lie has obtained The requisite
passports from all the great p'"erS bat there IRE
two petty Princes, who will mol ALLOW him TO pass
through their domuons. IN. y o0m'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Raodc linn! Contention. This body kas pre-
pared certain articles of amendment 20 whit Is cali
81 the Constitution OF the State Of Rhode lslunh &
Providence Plantations, which are TO be proposed
10 the people for adoption. The righ, OF suffrage
is TO reman limited by the present freehold qpa'i
fcution. a change has been made in the cons:liu-
ton Of the Senate by which the number Of It's mem
bcrs is 10 be augmented TO fifteen, who are 10 be c.
lccled in the several counties, ard are appoeioned
among them Tor that purpose. The number OF re-
personalities Is increased cighiy-threc. Judges
Of the Supreme Coua are TO be elected for SIX years
IN such a manner thnt the term Of one will expire
every two years. General officers are tobe elect
cd by plurality of votes. Two articles, ono oil
which relates TO amendments, have been postponed
until the second Monday of November
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

,..,o,,oa ,h,s afternoon, accompanied ~ '''''''
ca,,;s small boy belonging to ms 1 CRY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

The bark Madagascc, arrived at RIO Jsnelro o
the tth Of August, from Boston with u cargo Of ice
ltcxcued great curiosity at Rio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

1t appears that Coerdse, the poet, lately dcoca.
sed was in oa'ly life private IN the British ORA
goons melancholy and disappointment hod DR.
ven him TO this vocation; and a Latin quotation
inscribed by him beneath his saddle on the wal,
Of the barracks, accidentally disclosed his attain.
ments, and caused him 10 be restored by his cor
inander TO the literary pursuits " hch were his
ruling passion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

EARrnacAke Il, is mentioned by the Snyannel
Republican, tina, Sigh, shock Of al earthquake
wa, fell IN that cy, on the 18Th September, abou
the middle OF the day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Miss crAndaIl's sch'o for coIored girls, in Can
terbury, Con- has been suspended The budn.
was attacked by a mob Oh the 1911 inst and sew
raj of the windows broken. The number of pupil,
was about twenty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Norm Carolina Gold Com, The Corol,nans
nave c'ntrived TO put their gold ,i,oa shape to
pass ~ tale Several sktuI ussaysts have estab-
l'shcd themselves III The gold regions, and have
acquired SO much reputation for accuracy tina, their
pieces OF gold marked " FIVE dollars" pass every
where as half eagles. II ia kind OF inspection. We,
We think it may finally make trouble, as these pie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
HANOVER COURTHOUSE RACES.

The races oycrthls course commenced on Thurs
day the 18Th ult. Although many fine horses
were on Tho ground, few cntries were matte, In
consequence OF the unusually heavy aud mify state
of HE course, resulting from the great quantity OF
rain which had fallen for several days previous,
an1 whch continual, with little inlofmission, un-
ii iyis,q1ent 10 the race Of Thursday.
riRsr. DAYS RAcg-Proprctors Purse $l50, two
mile heats, entrance $40. VIM. II. Taylor Gu
Ter sorted horse ROBIN Brown, years old, ny
Tonson 100 lbs.
Jamea b. Kendall entered Prince George by
Contention, dam Thaddcu,, years old,
10 lbs =
William w llIinmson entered Damon, by Co
hanna, dam Buzzsrd, b years old--llo lbs, dr.
TlTe-Grst heat, 5m %, second heat ON os
SECOND DAY-Jockcy Club Purse $500,
mile heats entrance $40. Thomas Dos
well entered Piznrro,by Alfred, dam Thun-
dcrcap, aged i2l lbs.
Hector Davis entered Dolly Dixon by Sir
Charles, dam Hornet aged, l2l lbs. =
If"e-~ 49, h"ni ION % second heat, lin
Track Immensely heavy.
inlnD DAY-Pos, .5,ane > 80, entrance $l5,
Two m,lc heats. James b. Kendall entered
Mary Randolph by Johanna, dam hide
pcndcncc 8 wears old, 1917 lbs. !
James Garrison entered Orange Boy, by
Archie Dam Citizen, 5 years old 10 lbs ) 2
WIN. williamson entered Rapid by Raider,
dam BomIah, i years old, lls lbs 3
Tmc--frs heat ,im, lis. second heat. Am. lJs
Each closely contested Track still heavy, but
much IMPROVED aimee yesterday lhtch. Eng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

The Raleigh IN. CO Register mentions tina. the
late eshe caused great destruction TO the crops on
the low grounds of Roanoke. The water Is said
TO have been 81 feet higher than was ever known
before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Among the distinguished strangers nj Paris v no
were honored with sea's at the opening OF tho
Chamber of Deputies by tho King ofthe French,
and nj the ceremonies ofthe reception oil his Ma
lest :, aud the dcvery of hs soeech we notice Inc
name Of" tie H0n JOscPb 81 H@i'e, u lie A"teft.
can Congress-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

The .ord Chancellor Brougbam IN a late speech
on the Irish 1.-THE bill, paid very high compimeni
to The talents OF Mr.. O'Connel Ii is evident the
present ministry every way disposed to concili
ate the powerful influence ofths distinguished per
sonuge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

"A very respectable meeting was held on the 2
inst. at DAVIS Ball Room, New Orleans, IN pursu-
ince OF previous understanding, with view 10 a.
JoPt measures to decrease the number ofdutf. 1t
~ proposed TO establish q" Coart Of UoH9r" with
such other regu,to and by laws as may con
'iute 10 The beneficial object in view.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

The New York Gazette, says, 1t becomes our
painful duty to state, that yesterday afternoon
while thousands were assembling to witness the
balloon ascension, hundreds of boys again appear
ed IN mob, whose hideous sounds were well un-
defs,ool by each other, and who chased and woun.
ded several unoiiendlng colnred people. To save
their lives they were obliged to take shelter in pri
vatc dwsIling' If these proceedings are to b.
wnkcd NJ, there is no knowing to what horrible
consequences they may lead. The civil author
ties must lnterpose, or the blessings of our instltu-
lions are gone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

The whole amour, OF IRISH tithes has been est
mated at about 600 000i. year. anG the collecting
of them costs the empire ona year with another
the enormous sum OF II mt}lioA and a haih neatly
three tim their fullest nominal, and twelve times
their actual amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

The Richmond Compiler says The arrival of
twenty-five gamblers on Saturday was Immediately
made known to the Anti Gambling Society. They
lave conn, as we learn to make the necessary
range ncnts for the regular scm-annual campaign
during the races"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Impotiant Bedical Discovery 1.-TWO physicians,
al Gotngen, have, it is declared, lately discovered
tha, the oxyhydrat of ron is an inialIbe entldoie
ngains. ars meal poison. rs ;hs .hydrat of iron
IS perfectly innocuous, this discovery - peculiarly
interesting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Specie-The Poland has on board & IL $50. l2i5(
five franc pieces, 1000 francs, and bbls. specie
The Montreal has also 90 boxes Of gold
The Sy lsia do Grasse, from Have, brought out
IN francs and gold abou, 100000 dollars
~ y Gax
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

NJ RothschJ having rather too deeply dipped
in the recent stock specole'ions has at last been
caught and experienced loss of s5 100000