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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

Constantinoplc was indebted for her
% new and fortunate Gle.
c"vesv which ehe@isssy sccidentally o
pesed :" the Gsseks II time when there
vas neither cossage, patriotism nns ..aleut
IN either eommaader ~ u:en su.e1eiena TO
Fspea - f"rwid.hle ~ enemv. An inhs-
b;s.st Of f1el'oee:b. f::.ere were two so~ns
= shss as.se, sW3ts Sysss, The osker ia
c2yPs, UrsnaA Callswicus, discovered =
re.speessinn # aaphsha. ~ oil Of titumen,
p:seh. 4 sulphur, which once ct on Ere,
could MT be exfiDgusshed bv water; which
adhered to wood with destructive aetivi.
~, and consumed with equal facility =
single ship Of . whole fleet; and which
when thrown on the combatants, insinua-
ted itself between the joints # ,heir ar
mour, and destroyed them bv death oftor-
ture. Callicinue, a subject ofthe khaliphs,
but . Chsisaian, brought his secret to
onstaatinople and used 1t in dcfeace Of
Christe00cm. This secrst was preserved
ell the middle Of the fourteenth century,
when II was superseded BY the still more
tremendous invention Of gunpowder. Its
qualities are very impcrfec,ly known to
us. The Greeks called il t'lsquid, or ina
'SIne nes...@- - s,s>~~.f~Usvssa nd the
rsmpats Of towns, were furnished with
tubes BY means Of which this blazing oil
was thsown to 4 large distance; piston
projected i with great velocity into the
ar, NJ ss,on ~ il came into contact with
which, it became i&nisrd by some process
unknowo to Us; the devoted victims saw
it approaching in tho form of = fiery ser
pens, till At last IL fell in . burning shower
on vessellea and men. An hour's figh,
would cover the sea with this flaming oil.
and give il the appearance Of shoot Of
Gre. The Saracen fleets were repeated,
destroyed BY IL. and their most valiant war
riors, whom the near aspect Of death had
never daunted, recoiled from the teri ,r>
and tortures Of this liquid which crcps be-
meath their armour ard elun. to every
'amb.-(Lardosrs Csel'pcdis.)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

buES OnEuas1ooY SO great y 0aid
% b tho numher Of Bibles q the Leodoa
OelUsltosy, that il placed one aga.ase the
other - hucklaysn construct w11l, they
would reach distance of 1900 mica end
Two If the largest ships il the British navy
wpsld NOT be sufficient to -eentain ehnse
now ready for oissribstina. F.Ey-n:ne
IONS had been Slapped oG to Ansisus and
Jamaica and, IN order that every segpo
should pnsses copy, it we requisite 70
ship ono hun6sed tons moss. Wuaf dif.
fessnes between tho present and the ago
Il Edward VI, when the Bible was o
scarce that = countryman gave l.sd Of
hay Tor one lasfof the Epsssle a 81. James:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

oeunGies e ClAst, MoaA
hssb)s, - Wayns essal
oeasn ia oDououseo -
manicsss directly did
ssb9eet
TIE Sseseeasy -
6eA, e shs 49,
'days aiaeabag
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

Four thoueand bushels # potatoes. and
four thous1nd loads Of wood, have been
Distributed 20 the poos By the city au,hosi-
ties of New York within the last three
mooths.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

MORE MURDERS.-Waw-sha-o-nas.
a young chief Of tho Potowattam;e ssibe.
waskilled q few days ago BY an lnd;an whose
English name is Ten Hundreds'-who
wasseoa after killed BY smother JsaiaD.
While all must lament the psevalence Of
this basbsrous custom among ths Indians
We know nos what Lawful CHECK en- q thu
t1usbs in;esposed to prevent il.
LessssPos 1saexrep&.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

AwyUL CArAsrsOr1E.-OnS Saturday
might last, number of Individuals VIM
participated in the ssiumph At the result
Of the borough election, determined ."
speak their jov in the voice Of artillery.
In loading tor the last .hos. which was
very '"cau'io"sly attempted without Sc
curing the vent, the charge explsied, and
the groans Of death were substituted ~,
shouts "f triumph. il was now tho hour
Il midnight, and whsa tire writer repaired
TO the scene Of death, about ten minutes
latter the casastroph he found the gron"d
~trewed with the bodies of4 men. Mr.
John Wright was horribly msasled, gave
one conyul.ive struggle, aud wa. cead
A mas named Hood was awfu!ly dish CUR.
| ed, and SO wounded ~ the right arm. a.
81 reader immediate amputa;lon Gear the
pho"lier accessory. TIE othsr two were
saly stunned, aud after few minutes re.
gained their feet, NOT being materially ia.
juscd. Tho ,umultuous crowd, who had
4 few minutes befs,re the accident vexed
tho ~eik,n with their shouts, disappeared
and the see0e was dismal and SOLITARY.
CircIesi1Ie (Okis) Herald.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18
AucusrA. GsoperA. March -.

Au0UsfA, Gno0eIA, March u.
A Stage Driver, on the Florida route,
BY the name a Walssr Jones, in Laurens
county, % Tuesday lss', put IN end to
his ife in . st Of insanity. He had been
sick eight OF ten days. but was better, and
on Tuesday came down sudde.Iy flom
his nom, and got hosss fs,o bsusber
driver 10 ride little, - b said. Tosve-
~ ones s0rpriae, - went of ut full ga
Up, and, shortl. after, Q messzee was e.
ce,sed from a widow house sn the sssad,
AboSe a,i'e al. that JSees vac setting
very sirangely.-Befose, however, an.
one could reach the spot, who wss able 90
control him, he had taken of his shoes,
and stuck hts fess into the Gre, swearing,
With drawn knife, that BE would ksls
any one Vim disiusasd him. Thers woee
no0o but females about the premisss. AZ
ter roasting his feet . short tune, b. 20:
up. took 06 his coat aud waisieoas, and
femoving the hack log fsoo soad Ere.
L. himseH down in Us
place; whsre heUns - burnt, befoss ssy
Assissancs could b Obtained, ah.s - eesa
died. He Aaiiis lad 70 ~ esppssiaian
that - desangemeae was aasis . poes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

We sss asssiesd sopsessiya 49, 49,.
sWss are slsssdy u pssgps0 - aesssay
|eoaaPkance With ahs 81 e CbaGreao C
The lass session, sppsaPsizaaEg - 60 G
33460O0 fss ~ rspsis e - Nasisa
RAAa faa Conbssl, = 10 0eeos
WhesliaG, il viViaia. 1bs Uo1
States Bsgieesss, ~ bave - 6sey
|chasgs, h1ve ssssd pCspssnas -
Ipssfsr1ascs e sbs wusk s1sae - 60
| liae, seqsizae 4 . - esape5ae1 ~ =
! 2Otk luae apsi. H. pou1 = - ~ n6oo
lof isssessass, hsoasn 3pissse - $780,
iisx f,r esaess = WsiGh6 seJ $780,
loses the ssed-he1 ss ~ ssse. n zee
s5vss- -. Gus0 PssPaNd .. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
May 4

,pIES' fine Pearl Card Cases.
DO do do do richly Carved aud Glit,
Ladies Tortoise Shell Gard Case5,
Pearl Paper Knives,
Pearl handled Butter Knives;
Buttet Knives of Pearl,
Ivory and Pearl Stamps,
One Ivory German Flute;
Fine Gold Ear Pings, (cheap)
Fine Gold Far Rings fot Misses, at 20 cents
Silver ware Buckles, for ladies,
Pearl and Gilt do for do
Bo,es Fancy Seals, with Sapphire handles,
Necklace of White Derbyshne Spaf beautiful
Musical Snuff Boxes,
Walking Canes aud Riding Whips,
Sets OF Ivory handled Knives and ofks'
Extra fine Pocket aud Pen knives,
SILVER Tuck Combs, (now very much sofh')
German eight day Clock, lsety preuy)
London Metal Clocks, lMahogany cases)
neat Hair Sofas. (cheap)
Torether with many other useful and Ornaments
GOODS-al of which will be sold at ptIces 'os' VIII
please persons who may wish them.
f''''' re'SO1' HENRY BROWN, JR.
Opposite The Banks
Dec. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
Nm :, RELIES AsTEzn1AT1c PILLS.
To TILE
TO THE
o. IA DIE $!

WHITE and Sound Teeth are both N ornament I,
w and blessing. The best security lor then ad-
vantage is to be found in thu use OF the
RPfTIsH NTISPEPTIG DENTRIFICE.
This Gle CANT Tooth Powder with avery little use,
.,,d,c es the Srursq IN the gums and prevents the
accumulation OF lalt,r which not only blackens, but
Loosen, the teeth and accelerates thelr decay The
Dentr,fce thus the prevailing causes OF OF
,,s,yc breath preserves the healthneSS aud t'ord-
moss Of the gums, ard reaacrs the teeth beautifully
White Price 80 cents
WV. Name ave genuine unless signed the outside
., NJ wr,pper. BY the Sole Proprietor, I. KID
Rnrp immediate successor to the late Dr. w / Con
v,y For sale at his counting room over No w
Can,+ street near Concert Hall Boston, aud also by
his special appointment, by
80 Howell DAVIES, aud
7. & J. e. ROYAL. lVnchburg.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
JUST RECEIVED,

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pins,
IVORY handle Knives ,nd Forss IN sets OF d
pieces
Inc Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots,
Sugars Creams and Slop Bowls,
natent aud other Block Tin Coffee Pots,
splendid assortment of Brass Andlrons,
Shovcls Tongs, aud Tenders
tlpe Plated Casters, 5. & and bottles,
Candlestcks, Shutters aud Trays,
Astral and other lamps
ALSO,
ClS'ng GLASSES; Turned Wood Ware; knlie'
,Lo'nes and Travelling Baskets Manila Mats Bel
W., brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes; Plate
cosa' anets Ladies' Dressing and Work Boxes; Ac-
'''''dos, aud numerous other desirable articles
Ii. b. RICHARDS ~ co.
tolls. ''' '0so' 'A'''' a. AZ u y 70
Oct. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
InyERTlSENENT!
r. n, isthmatic and CoaSumptire


,.,tp nost prevalent aud fatal OF all the diseases
;acident to civilized society-the Consumption.
may generally be "' ss9s e nS ce taI ' By rsann
oiu'.s tbat one hundred aud fifty thousand per
~ .on npt die annually of the CONSUMPTION Most oil
'Iss dreadful results may be attributed to common
.nIls and negligent reatnent of the hafassing
.,,l ,b,t generally ensues which is usually follow
ed I BY difficult brca,hing pain IN the SIDE and at last
.,,,cks also bring on consnmptHe symptoms One
.. ,so dollars expended in the purchase OF
nm RELIES AsTEzn1AT1c PILLS.
and lttle attention to their timely administration
will usually ensure mitigation OF these disorders
WI WI ,ns,,ly etfecta cure The Fills are also an
aasv and eIectual remedy for the symptoms proceed
ing and accompanying the Asthma and Consumption.
For colds, coughs, difficulty OF breathing tish'neSs
II s,,,rtu,,s across the chest, Wheeling, pain IN
hs s,de shifting of blood &c. Few cases can oc-
enr of any of this class OF disorder, in which the
.n,cb,scrs of pr Relies Pills will not find rich
-, for their trninc expenditure. Prlce-whole
hoves 10 Pills, 81 half do Il Pills. 50 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
JUST RECEIVED.

ROXEG and half Foxes Piuins,
II few Bags hard and soft shelled Aifnonds'
Fancy Boxes Prunes,
Box Cuon,
Lisbon Polt Wine,
Marseilles Madeira do
Choice Musca Vine in bottles
HENRY BROWN JR.
Bank Square.
Dec. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
Dec Il
,Jas'T RECEIVED,

NIOIlAIR Caps,
vi MOlIAIR Tppets,
Fluted Quilting,
IL peices Cold. Circassians'
pieces Double Width Meruo Cefcassians,
LADIES' Fur Capes,
Ladies Fur Nuts,
FurTippets,
LADIES' French Walking Shoes
KID Slippers,
Freuch Morocco Walking Shoes,
Ladies Black Satin Slippers,
DO White do do -,
With other useful aud pretty Goods, all OF "h'en
HENRY BROWN IN.
Bank Square.
Dec II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

mated be sufficient 10 meet the whole AT once,
aud leave To he hereafter applied by Congress Ia
ne" and other PURPOSES the sum OF about Slo,-
IN Hbi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

Civil list, foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous subjects,
Military service, including iorii-
6cations, ordnance, Indian al
fairs, pensions, arming militia,
and internal Improvement
Naval service, including gradual
Improvement
Public debt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

The neNt subject deserving consideration, is the
action oi this Department since the last Report IN
relation TO the final eNtineui,hmen OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
V.T.V'TED,
Aug. 10

0M BUSH. FLAX SEED, for which the hlgh-
" est Cash price will be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Aug. 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
TREASURY REPORT.
report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
state OF The Finances
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. s, 1885.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Dec. s, 1885.
In obedience 10 the directions of the "act sup
Elementary To the act 10 establish The Treasury
Department. tie Secre,ar, of the Treasury re-
specially submits to Congress the following re-
port;
|. OF the Public Rertnue and Erpeuditurts.
The balance in the Treasury on
the lst oi January, 1888, was S2,0ll,77 50
The actual receipts into the
Treasury during the year 1888,
from all sources were SO, 9iS, i26 p
Making t whole amount in tie
Treasury in tia, wear 80, o6o, 2O3 80
The actual expenditures during
the Same year, including the
public debt, were 24,257 POS 40
Hence, the balance IN the Trca-
sury en the lst of January,
1894, had increased to ll,7o2 ,9o5 81
In addition 10 this balance, the
receipts from all sources du
ring the year 1881, we're 2l,791 ,035 %
i.
From customs Sl6,2li,o57 Is
Lands 1857 600 69
Dividends
bank
stock, &c. $40 so
Sales OF
bank stock 352, 800 90
Incidental
items 1928 y
These, with the above balance,
made an aggregate OF 33,i9l,Sl0 SO
Ihe expenditures during 1894,
on all objects. 23,bol vs. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

This being excess of eApendi
lures over the receipts OF 81,
SlO.046 50, balance was
left in the Treasury ON the l,t
of January, 1885, amounting
to only $500, SIS II
For the details of the receipts and expenditures
in 1884, reference is made to the annual account
thereof, which is tins dav Submitted 10 Congress-,
in separate communication, accompanied, rs
will b. seen By similar detail, of the ipls and
expenditures for the three first quarters of the year
1885, and OF the whole estimate for 1880.
The receipts into the Treasury, asccrtaincd and
estimated during 1888, are computed 10 BIZ SIS,
1870, SSl OF. Ofthesr, the actual receipts during
the first three quarters. are aseertancd 10 have
been 1928 iSOSSl OF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
- - - - =
FOR SALE.

1O,OOOlps. BACON.
100 boxes Candies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
miscellaneous
Military service, including fortiii-
cations, &c.
Naval service, &c.
Dates refunded
Public debt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
Sl3,3 o.
4,SOO,0OO Oh

The expenditures for the fourth
quarter, il is expected, viii be f,S0o,oo0 Oh
Thus leaving onthe lstol Janna-
~, 1886, subject, however, to
the deduction hereafter men
toned, AN estimated balance
otmoney on hand eqnaI'o l9'l4' 'o9o II
This includes v bat has heretofore
been reported as nna'a'iaoe
sl,loO,o0o, making the conn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
IL. PubhC De bf.

Before the close OF the year 1884, ample funds
were deposited with the United States Bank. as
commissioner OF Loa ), To discharge all the pub
lie funded debt, which was then outstanding.
otthc funds Deposited heretofore, and still
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

Those during the fourth quarter, II is expected,
will be 81, 100000
Thus, with the balance on the lsi Of january,
1882, they form an aggregate OF S37 ,t323,1 5e ~
The expenditures OF the whole
year are ascertalncd and estl-
mated to be Sls,lo,l1l W
OF these, the expenditures during
the first three quarters are as
ccrtained to have been 13,37b,l4l o1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21


In the peculiar condition Of the country AT tins
Time without any debt 10 absorb oti surplus re-
cep>, aud amidst the great changes Which have
recently happened and will probably continue 10
happen in our whole revenue and expenditures,
ill after the essential alterations made by existing
law, shall cease in 1912, tins Department feels
bound to enter more into detail than usual con-
ccraipq the grounds Of lis estimates, and 10 disclose
more fully every material consideration which has
led il TO the results presented Congress will thus
be better enabled to Judge OF their accuracy and
TO correct any unintrnlional errors. For convene
rncc in reference, tabular statement IS annexed
fA) which presents separately for 1893, 1884
and 1898, 50 far as lc last asocrdHcd, the gene
raj estimates in one column, IL. actual approrra
tons in another, and The expenditures III tiIrd.
To these added, in other columns the whole re-
venue, with the exports and imports for each Of
those years For similar rca the Register has
been requested to have the detailed estimates for
1896 prepared with second column showing a
ganst each the actual appropriation IL ls35 to.
wards like object
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

These, with the above balance,
made an aggregate Of
The expenditures during 1884,
on all objects, were
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

In respect to the estimated receipts in the Trea-
SnrN Tor 1916, lar as derived from customs,
they have been computed on an importation Of
Ioreign merchandise, expected 10 be ear The av-
'raee ol the last three Nen,s, but much less Than
the importation oi the year ending IN September,
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Court Of Probate. Ne,nport Wareh 2. 1885.

Court Of Probate NewPoH March 2. 1885,
A PPLICATION was made for Administrator be ap-
"a pointed the of Eliza Spooner, late of Newport,
singIe-oman dcceaseds ordered that the bo received
and the consideration thereof referred Court of Probate
be holden the SaelIose Newport, the first Monday
April next O'Clock A. VI And that previous be
gwen by publishing Copy Of this Order three several times
the J. Republican for all PERSONS interested TO appear said
time and place. if they true Copy Witness,
B. Is. ROWLAND, Probate Cierk.
March 1Ith, tw.