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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

A RE now just receiving general assort-
"A ment, and Hatter Ourselves that We shall
be able to put up bills to physicians and Others,
At PRICES As Low as any other establishment in
the place. The new botanic agoe nedfcino
kept constantly on hand.
LINDSEY & BUGG.
May 9th. 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
WAYNE COUNTY STOCK COMPANY.

The conpany will xward three FIFTY DOL
LAR premiums to the fdstzt running koeseak
owned in Wayne cou.ty. the trial Of speed ID
be made on the last three dgys of October near
Richmond. The frst day pFen.;um q oltY
dollars, three miles and repeat. secensi day c0o
miles spd repeat same premium, uni ahisd dag
one soile and repeat for three year old eoltA-s
Rules maize known at the tinss Of meeting. "a
BY TIE COMPANY.
n. D. No Gaming MI Be allowed % d
sssuid. a. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

Lemon Syrup.
10 DOZEN superior Lemon Syrup,
O~wzrranted pure) for sale by
IRWIN REED.
August 18th, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

;RABERRY bark Bearberry do, Pipsis-
= saway, Skunk Cabbage, Bitter soss
Lonia Bark, and a general assortment u
botanic medicines. which will be sold DoO
particularly let Of African Cayenne oAA
Gum Myrrh.
IRWIN REED
May23, 1895
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

IN CORDS OF good wood, wanted o.
subscription at this ofice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

IT .AW.-WLLIAM ELLIOTT Attorney ~
Law, Centrevilie, Wayne County, 10
diana proposes 10 adjust and collect claims
in the state of Indiana and will also attend
to any other business in the line fhis prs
fession, confided to him in any of the coun-
tie. in the sixth Judicial Circuit of said
State.
March, 18th, 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
SAMUEL BALLARD, Cooch-nok er,

September ), 1895.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
from the iBdnV Erening Jonrnoi
DEATII OF TIE HON. ROBERT S RO

This distinguished man, WHO, though nati,e
OF irginia, la, long resided in the .cs,crs pat
Of tins STATE, and vas we'll known as member
OF both Ilouscs OF the Lrgislaiufs aud IA member
oil Congress, died suddenly at Waterloo on the 9th
uli.
\ friend, who MIS- attending Court al Waterloo,
Las furnished US with the following particulars
-" Ii VA. distressing scene wl.n our old and
excellent friend Rose died at Waterloo. He cal
led al tie room occupied by NJ. II. Sibl,y, ". II.
Adams, aud myself, On the day Of his decca,c
and spent an hon with those gentlemen, being
10 dinner. " len the bell RAM for Court in
the afternoon, lac went out to 20 home Sblcv, in
passing towards the courthouse, saw Mr.. Rose
leaning against slei h, holding Ia. horse. Mr. r.
sad 10 >, have distressing pain IN nay breast,
which has taken away all my strength. Sibley
supported Mr. l.. into the house On reaching
the patlour, he family arlcuIatcd ii wish To l.,
laid on lc sofa and bed. Medical aid was nme-
diately obtained, but after breathing with difficult
" lew moments, he expired under tie oI Grafton
of bleeding.
" We sent express Tor hi, family, bur most un-
fortunately all his immcdltc friend, happened TO
be out OF the room al dc moment when Mrs RIOS,
and her dau, h Ct arrived. They lad only heard
ot LIS sudden illness, aud rushing INTO tie room.
wee appalled, At tie extent of their calamity, h>
seeing his liicless corpse before them.
=" l he grief Of his family bailled, or rather ior-
bid, every ,non 10 console item One of tic
most affecting incidents was the heartfelt lamcn-
tItions OF two NEGRO servants, who hrwacd u gen
efous master.
" After pro raeted bat trulIcs. efforts to recall
lie, his rculains were removed To his late resi-
dence.
e." The medical faculty At Waterloo are iii, idrd
on the question whether lis death was occasioned
hy appolcXy OF paralysis. Tie faculty at Geneva
think II was ooeasloncdhy the ruptni. of blood
vessel.
" MI. Rose was about O3 Years of aye While
IN room, an hour before hi, DEATH lie spoh, of
! his excellent health, which he attributed to LIS
regularity aud simplicity Of habits. He had he
said, only tic day lctoIc walked oyvr his whole
iarm lie was, as YOU we'll know, an intelligent,
ern'tou sand honest man. Truly j, it said that
E." IN the midst N hte we are in dcath.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
'orrfspon}fnee RI fht Ralfimorf Ckroni,is.

y
-" This /, not hiehs interesting moment, e,-
oepi as 1t forms tn, point iron which anticipation
aud ruro>it, look forth for the coming of mighty
vents. In the opinion OF the majority Of thinkers
hrrc, the French War is already settled. In and
out II Congress tho real and lobby members have
almost erased 10 indulge IN speculation upon that
subject. ss~ letter vcstrrda, from n highly
respectable source IN Paris, IN which tie writer
>sfe., hat uutin. there said upon r,a-
iiuHs with that gosetnmcni, and the general opin-
ion Wa, that nothing would lie done Until the Pres
sdeHi's Message "as received
Tie great theme Of thought here IS the prcsdcn-
tia canvass. Ire too weeks have elapsed an oi,-
position candidate will be determined. There
will be but one run against Mr.. Van Buren,
\ mighty effort Will be- made by The friends Of
tie Constitution 10 ut down tie combination
aealns the purity 81 lis administration.
I'VE lived Ia ase Il ignorance AID >upcrsti-
ton, should e disposed to Indulge III gloomy
llcipations Of Ike future from the 3" sins of tie
time>.a The sudden death of Nh. Smith opening
the session with lunera--he mclanel Jly fore
hodnes Of political pi.ilosoph dr. ,dii and
startling instances Of disregard Of law b. the pop
ulace in various plaecs-iorm subjects Of serious
eentempalou--and even wh,l | write, Mr..
hdnc, senator from Illinois lies dangerously Ill., aud
efem doubts entertained Of his recovery.
verdict Of guilty has been returned N the
Girouil Court against Brown, (ncqro) for attempt
ny lie hlc OF lbs mistress, Ms. Thornton, widow
Of TIE late VIM. Thornton, Of tie Patent Once.
Il will be rccollcced that he entered her bed room
Il nPht wlth an ave. aud was pteScn'cd from
committing the murder by his mother He was
loul less mSueaied 10 this deed BY the unam-
ma'oly publications Of tie abolitionists Of tho
Neltil, and his conviction viii probably have a
salulaty effect IN restraining thcif efforts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

:, eo,,e, tn. id,a to tie Fr, nch government, that
,to, had n.iscon>irued his Message Of 1884,
and ,h,rei, 10 remove the only obstacle TO the
rom, Of friendly feelings and
paciic relations between tlei~o go'srlmehe-oe-
tween Which, indeed, none other should ever nave
been encouraged. And intie teei lat II vii lie
80 Understood and treated l., Louis fiH4pIe, not
wth,,andng the draw backs IN other portions oil tie
NcsSaPe. We con.ratu'al. ourselves with tho
hope thai tie French claims viii speedily be iiqui-
dated. and that ii { c,uuuymcn OF Washington and
LAFAYETTE I'll act lie compelled to meet each 9TH
rr ia hostile array.
:. Surplus Rerc"ue-Seeond IN immediate ~
tcrest TO tie French controversy, but far more ~
nortant in lis ultimate bearings, is the question
concerning tie distrl ution oil tie Surplus Revenue
which may accrue in tie public treasury. And
We must cont,.s dat We are greatly DISAPPOINTED
that tie President Las eyatedtie responsibilities
lining which he does not often do-ol frankly meeting
mi, question. Il is true, cIelie,es US ofthe appre-
tension Of any ann, dialc difficulty, by informing
us. that, notn outstanding there some millions
of dollars in the treasury more than can be absorb
cd by the ordinary expenditures OF the govern
ucnt yet he can find purposes to which IT may be
udciously applied such as anementing our mari
time force With more rapidity than is provided for
by existing laws: Strengthening and cnargng cur
torifcatons and in such improvements as are
not forbidden hy the constitution 1t strikes US,
however, that this is the most appropriate pc iod
IA n,out some rail-, fr lie diSfributiun nf tLr xur-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

addition TO this, IS in every resn.c, 4.
that the views and wishes of those opposed
ernment influence in Elections, and p,a.., GOV
Dictation, throughout the Commonwe,l,l
be known 1t is therefore respectfully s''ould
that IN those counties "hich are repreSc,,. sued
House OF Delegates by friends of Mr.. Va. u The
the opposition should without DELAY. d.,;az' ufen
or more individuals 10 represent the,r one
the body winch may assGme the neces>sr, 's IN
framing an Electoral Ticket. VIXEN ibo sA Of
performing that duty is determined on "a or
notice vi" be given to enable the delegates
the seat OF Government in time, from tb, zach
tant counties OF the State. In this patrol;s U.s.
the Wings respectfully urged to be sof1,
vgian. The times require of ever, MAJ =. and
his duty. 10 Do
! lie newspapers in Tie State, opposed t..
holding dic'aton, are requested 10 dssenins,. gte
notice. Ills
GiT" The foregoing was in type for our Ia,
per, but was excluded by the President, H.. IT,
We were a,toni>hed, however, ON on.,;..
Wing OF the llth, TO perceive meeting ,.lIa, W
that evening, of the members Of the Le.i.,.'
opposed TO Mcs.rs. Van Buren, and J.ba...
the purpose las stated in another articI.
Whig,) of nominating President of III. n.
States. This movement is premature ..a
imagine it Was SO deemed in Richn ond =.
Wing OF Saturday morning contained M n.,.,
the proceedings of the meeting. We pre,,,..,
meeting was merely preparatory to on, b.,..,
to be held, when the different counties IN ,b.o
shall have had an opportunity OF appointing dol.
gates TO participate in its deliberations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
mississippi ELECTION

We are at length in sight of land, Judge
Lynch the lIh'te candidate, has beaten Gov.
tunnels, (Nan BUREN, by majority of about 3 or
400 David Dickson (Whire) and J. F. II. Clai'
borne " AN BUREN, have been elected to Congress
And MIR. Polndextcr's reelection to the SENATE
is deemed tolcrahly certain The Legislature
consists of 20 members, OF whom 80 are nscer
tanned to be in favor of him, and I6 ofhe other
doubtful Mississippi is revolutonzed-a cir
classcd among the impossibilties twelve
months ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
WHAT WILL TIE NOKTUDO3

We have another answer 10 HIS question in tl,e
Message of Coy. Wolf to Tie PENNSYLVANIA ,pis-
'"'"''-an answer significant enough to =Ienoy,
Gov. IazewelPs doubts with regard to the proba-
blI'ty OF silencing the Abolition batteries in the
Northern States by legislative action. COY. Wolf
concurs entirely with the Southern rco,le in de-
nountng the . crusade against Slavery a, the of.
spring OF ianatici>m, Of tie most iarecrous and A.
farming character, Which, if not speedily checked,
1t may require the best bleod of the country to
qucncI, and engender feelings which may prove
fatal to the integrity Of the Union ilsclf''-and
YET, strange to say, after making this broad adn,is-
sion, lac contends that twill be inln,oper IN crush
the fanatics by the strong arm Of the lav--,ba,
they must be put down by public opinion alone
What, pray, are (0ms, but public opinion, ,,oJo.
df"! And IT has becn dccsivev shown thai
P"II'e opinion, operating only through the ordi-
nary channels, can no more check the spread of
'dnatIc'sm' than water, thrown by drop, an . ra-
S'n7 IRE can arrest the devastations of that de-
Stroyng element. 1t is idle cant to WEIGH ,I,o
freedom OF dlscussion,' against evil, of sncb
magnitude as the Governor Of Penu,,l,...;,
mitN must grow out ofthc proceedings the Abo-
hlIonl>ts, II lhey @ be not speedily clccLedn And
II they can only be checked by legal restraints
NOSE WHO would hesitate TO resort to them, with
SocN CONVICTIONS OF the fatal tendency oftheir do
'nSs, IS mere to be ptied for tie cowardicr which
shrnhs hom The application of the remedy. than
ne IS to be commended for the sagacity vLicl, dis
Germs, and the canlor which admits tho .i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
NOTICE..
| {

virtue OF deed of trust, executed by James
- Rose 10 the subscriber, tor certain purposes
therein specified dated 2ls March, s;}5, and record
ed IN the Clerks Office OF the County Court of Am
herst. shall saturday, the 10Th of December
next. expose to sale by way OF public auction, onthe
premises House aud Lot, in the town of New Glas-
Cow at present occupied by Nlr David McAlcAan-
der, as a store and dwelling house
Terms of sae--one thld IN hand and the residue
oil the purchase none, payable in one and two years
IN equal iusiamcnts, the purchaser securing the de-
TERED mstaluen'sbv lieu on the property.
|. T. THHNPSOS Trustee.
\ot ,YoO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

Mr.. Freeman, who some weeks since drew a &c
iiiious draft on mercantile house IN the name of
Arthur fappan, has been put On trial at the New
York court OF sessions and acquitted without the
July leaving Their seats, on account Of ,cmporaf,
insanity of mind, which il satisfactorily proved
that lac had long aborcd under.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
CONGRESS.

We have already published tie first da,,,
'ecdirss u Congress, with tie exception ., N
Polk address on taking tie Speakers r,.'
which We nov subjon
Gentiemen Of the House Of Representatives..
In accepting the Ing station to Mich ,a,..
led, by the voice OF the assembled R,nlex,a,','
Of the People, am deeply impressed with ,Ia h'''
distinction which is always conferred mo. :
presiding officer ofth House, and with III. n."
OF the responsibility Which doyol1cs nno,I IS.
Without experience in this plac,-,alcdt to nto,@
over the deliberations OF this House, | f.. 1,,1
ought 10 invoke, in advance, tie mdulqen, fo,L...
ance of lis members, for any errors of indon,..
which may occur in tie discharge of he new i"
tics which will dcvolye upon me. II ,L.ni.
my pleasure TO endeayor to administer n. l,'
which may te adopted for The govcrnncn, Of ~.
House, Justly and impartslly towards It's member,
and with aSicw TO the preservation fila, o,J.,
which is indispensable TO our character as a hod,
and TO the promotion of the public Interests, r.
preserve The dignity of this body, ard il, hi,h
character before tie country, 50 far as shall d,n.SJ
upon its presiding officer, will he object, Of nv
deepest soIicitude, and | am sure hall hs,r III.
co-opefalion aud >uprortof all its mcmltrs. III,
"' " ny '"'S " ~" " VIZ" y" ''te noerh
'''''' 10 YOU, S'!'',en'en' my S'neere aeknoS
'os'i.efiS 'o' "L'S ''sn station ; ana my ardent
nope ~ "a' cur '"nofs mere may merit and ecei,.
"'' "li,oo'''o' VI oo, constituents, and result
III '''e advancement Of Tic pune good.
oh o'a''S' "e ot''noi''hg was done IN eIlu
house, except u'e reception OF tie President
Nl'>>'se' INC aoop''oh oil ID lie" ''h'mporiant rev.
'"'''s' 'o'''' ''o WIN 'ne'r ORGANIZATION, and M
MY li' '''''o"s 'oi 'ie lu''rai OF senator Sma
VI : o'''iee''"
y" "'o''So"N' "e 9'n' ire Two Houses"
I''' ,'' ".''' ''"'''N "i'r o''rg 'a'l'd 10 order
v, ~ ''''''s -''' H"l" ) nftn.
nus .'"N' '''' io'n' several messages from
~ we've sem 10 '',e ''""'e
y '',eH''s' ,''''os',e ''e proceeaings Winch
subject Of her admission into n, ,.n;on VI NV
fThis message and the documents wore on M,
ton OF Mr. Henfon, ordered to be referred TO a Sc
rec, 'on,ln'"eeo n,c Senators, but AT the instance
s no.'aoaaI re 'e'1l'" OF 'at COMMITTEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
TO Timber 6seiscgs,

I WILL give the marhet price for COACH TIM
TER, Of the following descriptions, delivered at
The Factory lately occupied by Nos.Is Il X. Beach
& Co;
ish Plank u, II, Q, "a, 3 and incfes tllick:
he!ihw h'Ir Poplar. z. ! ard inches tlnck
White Oak Srokes, % inches long. 10 dress TO J.
by g inches.
c. wish 70 hire BOY TO STRIKE IN a Smiths
Shop, or ! Viii take one to learn the Coach Smith,
uaae. SAMUEL AyRTS
Roy. % tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

oN Dirs.-lt is rumored, that, after e.
weeks, MIR. Polk is to exchange the Speaker,
Chair for the War Department, and that he i, to
be succeeded by John Y. Mason, of Virginia
and that Gov. Cass, the present Sccretar, of War.
is to be appointed Minister to England. What's
to be done with Mr. Stevenson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

" "en. Cos, the Mexican General in Te1a'
, '"' 10 DC only y years ofagc, but is repu'ed 10
'' d brave and skiul soldier, and man thigh
'''' "'''' as well as commanding talents. lie sa
'''''er-ln-law of Gen. Santa Ana, and is said to
"''V "een very popular with the Texan. prior 10
me recent dstnrhancns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
DoMEsTIC INTELLIGENCE.
" Asnt>oTuN, Dec. u.

WASHINGTON. Dec. II.
II Is painful to be obliged to state that another
ot the Representatives IN Congress. the Hon
ALBION NHDMAS, oi Connection. Las departed
TIN, 1T. in Ills Cry. lie died nj ms lodgings, at
5 O'Clock ON FRIDAY evening, Of a complaint OF
which he was III Wien he came 10 ibis city.
Nat. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

were broken, and lac falling to the ground a, the
same time was kicked to death b, the horse The
deceased was a married man. aud hss left lir
and four children 10 lament his untimcy end.
Reporter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
DANynIr, Dec. Il
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

We learn that few days since, ALucr {.
Shelton a Citizen Of Halifax County, Virginia,
met with an accident which terminated his life al
most insiautancously -he was travelling ina sulkv,
with dro,e Of negroes in the neiehborhood of
Burk', Tavern, Prince Edward co. Va. when his
horse stllen'y took fright, ran oil, aud willie CO.
m down .inlN descent tie shafts Of the sult y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

Protc ssonoi Smoide-Dr. Turner, of BurriIl
vile, X. l. committed suicide few DAYS apo l.,
opening vein. This is the first instance have
heard OF II pll, sician bleeding honat to death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

w regret to learn thlr the Hon. Iii Moore
onr Of the representatives in Congress OF tic city
Of New York, Who arrived ia dis city on Ia, way
10 ". hugton, IN Thursday last WIS taken scri-
oasl, i'll Immediately after hi, arrival, and is still
Confined to his lodgings Congress Hall from whence
il IS posS bic than lie will not be able 10 remove
laf some DAYS AT least fPhihd Goc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
Yrom Tic tpitrd States Tfitrraph.


INV VEIFANN, MY. 70.
Rum,r, hy the last arrival from Maamoras, sl,S
hat General ST. Anna was shortly expected at that
P'er at 'hc head Of seven thousand men, and IN
tended to make Na,amoraN, the head quarters of
his operations against Texas. We venture fearless
y 10 predict he viii encounter nothing but defeat.
y general meeting Of the Stockholders of the
l, ). Bank viii be held at Philadelphia on the
Eth feLuary next, TO make ARRANGEMENTS. nrc-
paratorv to the 4th OF March, aud to consider
such other matters as may then BIZ laid before
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

>, " wee copy the following from the Wing Of
p "sS''S "'eh: We hope the opponents of Van
Do''''l>n IN the several counties will forthwith
r'o,''" To the appointment of Delegates to the
contemplated Convention VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
ffsm the Richmond Ilhjo De. G
TO THE WINGS OF yIpCIrI,

49,, -" Electoral Ticket, opposed to the Goyerr
w;n,s, a ar VIII be framed in Richmond this
be c;ynn u 1Ie tlme OF which, due public notice will
much Io,a' , me formation of County Committees
''' information vii be NECESSARY ,,,d :;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
w NTED.

4 GOOD Mich Cow and Caf-ior such that ca,
n come we'll recommended, liberal price will he
given. Apply at this Office
Dec Il l,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
r. r.. ssGas IN

i Messrs. VI illials & lictois an entire rev Stu,k
OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, DC.
suitable for the present and approaching Season.
which be win sell ow for FASH
lie particularly requests his friends and acGuaiu-
ances 10 cali aud examine bis Stock before purchas
rg.
Dct. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
FOR z NMw,

% 3: His.s : ,' W. 1f ss s,:d Pa; ss
= the Isl of Janasy next.
JsO, J. FTRNIS
k,vssS u,s II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

o II. W. R. Hill, Esq. of Nashville, ba. au'
'"or'zed the provisional government of Texas to
draw upon him for $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05


Biaohtgs editor of the philadelphian
the Rev. F. :. Ely, ID. d. who /, travelling in the
far we,i, writes home interesting account of the
dealings with some hlacklrys on board steamboat
They attempted 10 gamble, and the captain or
dcred them forward here one Of them became
very insolent. DR.. r. says:
Capt. Baldwin, rs brave az Julius Cesar, bore
the nso'encc of the fellow for some time, and then
told linn TO 90 below. He refused aud will, his
left hand the cartain hurled him Down IN, Stair,
W ' sword cane IN hi, hand he cndcavorcd 10
ascend, in resistance 10 orders, but the captain
urcnched the sword out of his hand and threw il
overheard at tie same time scizing chair he
broke II over his head, commanding him to i" keep
mellow. ny, captain, Sald he IN a coasinc
tone, do You beat my head 10 pieces !" "kecp
belo" " ilnvnt | behaved myself pcaccally F!
Don't beat me 80, said he while endcavourine To
ascend 4 get near the capttin.-" He'll stab HIM"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

.tuak Of an lHieator-A ,ounr man u, IL.
name oi Norton, resident at a place called Brandy
Branch, about 30 miles from here, was bite, !,
the hand and arm by an alligator, about two weeks
since, and a bone fractured. We understand ,ha,
nc was endcavorlhg to get some water from
stream, and while clearing the surface with hi, hand
the alligator seized it, and he was only saved BY
gonC'ng the animals eyes, upon which he rclin
pushed his hold. The young man is injured, and
=, II, may YET be necessary TO perform amputation
he alligator was afterwards taken and measured
almost ten feet in length.
jacksonville (EYoriaa) Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
Niagara Courier.

Navigating the atlantic by !St,om.--Tho New
York Courier states hat application will be made
to the next legislature of New York for the char
ter OF a company To be denominatcd =" The titan
tic Steam Packe, Compony," the object of which
is To establish line OF steam packets between that
port and Liverpool.
The Courier adds" We are happy to hear that
captain 'obH, one oi our most enterprsing pack
ct captains, has charge OF this enterprise, and that
Is 'n'en led to build vessels OF about twelve hum
drcd tons bnrthon with two engines each. But lit
tie doubt ~ entertained of accomplishing the pas
sage out IN about II days and the return passage
in about :"