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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

y ! a Clrcuit Superior toutt "f Ltv and Cha iCery
= continued by al jpurnlno IT aud held Cor the county Of
S"aefst' at the court house, on Thursdiy the 4li day of
osptenoer, i53i,-Eiijih Fletcher, Demsndaut, against
oaMei +. Christian. Ten ,nt-Jpou Il writ of right.
rms day came the parties, by their attorneys, and on
moion OF the plaintiff. j. j. ordered, that tn Surveyor of
MS county do 20 upon the Land IN controversy, on the
uyof next, it fur, il not, IN the next fair day, and
st'ey and lay out tho same, as either party shall require,
sad return five fir plats aud reports thereof to the court
and that any one of the JIs.,ces of the SAID county do then
oa mere meet him, and examine aud take the dispositions
o. such witnesses as shi ali DO produced by any OF the par
1853, which are to be retuened with the said plats and r-
ports And the sheriff of the said county is to nttcud the
SAID survey and remove force, if any shall be offered.
A Copy -Teste, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
Nov 10 vo,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
DR.. MarcinkOWski's
Balsamic Pills, for Dcbilitated Fe-

males.
A .Mfdeine confidently altered TO Tie public as one
from which a radical and permanent ,ure can
be 0Jtaaaed.
9NAESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood from
- those distractions incident 10 Debilitated Fe-
males they restore a FREQ circulation, reform the IT.
ocular operations Of the sanguiferous system, and
aclify the disordered functions. Tie proprietor's
confidence in the virtues of this innocent end active
,rspara,ion, is founded on the most decided tcstlmo-
nv from many who have experienced its efficacy.
ne can assure tine public, that when the Balsamic
Pills are regularly taken, according to the directions
accompanying them, they fail not to revive and re-
establish the desired healthy habits, and to restore
10 he pallid coun,cnance the pleasing glow of
health and good spirits.
Married Ladies will find these Pills equally se.-
viesable, except in cases Of pregnancy, when they
must not be taken. They may be used with ad-
vantage by either man or woman, in all cases of
hypochondriac, hysteric or vapourish disorders, in
hectic, consumptive or dyspcptic affections. In all
cases of this description, these Pills revive, purify
and invigorate the disordered system.
N. BIO prevent counterfeit the proprietor has
his name written on the labels accompanying the
,ials, without which none will he genuine.
For sale by r. STABLER, Druggist,
Lynchburg, Va.
Oct.9 W4ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
POLITICAL.
FROM Tie Boston Journal.

From The BOaou Journal
To -
What shall | ask for thee 7
"A sparkling gem from the min.
II pear from The silent deorhs of the SEQ.
or flowers from the ~silyery Rhlne1
shall ask that thy days
May flow like The mountain stream
l hat sports with tho flowers on II. h,nL. .
With the sand and sunny beam p'''
y mol my prayers are up,
=. But not For this earthly boon
! he peal will dissolve in lifs's acid Gun.
Ana the flowers will wi.her too soon.
The sparkling gem will dim.
AND the stream will cease /, flow
! ASK Tor Thee, then, u blessing from HIM.
10 rohom The meek-spirited 20. X.
January ], 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
Fancy and Staple Goods.

uUST to hand, and rev in this market,
ID German Clocks, a beautiful article
One German Flute, Of pure white ivory
Ivory hsaicd Canes, mounted with Gold and
Silver
Whip ivory handles
Sewing Cotton, soma as fine as No. 200
Heming's best drilled ey'd Needles, an undoub-
ted article
Beautiful and costly French Capes
Call and examine the stock Of
HENRY BROWN. Jr.
Dec. Is IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
vTiRGiNtA.-At Rules held IN thu & Jerks office u, III

Vi""iSiA.-At Rules held IN tho Clerks office nj the
eoanty court of Amherst, on Mondl ~ the 81 day of
WW''ember, is3i.-Richard $. Ellis, Pltf against Edmund
.a',oo oherh of Amherst county, and as such adm Of
y u ware, Sen. dec, Anderson Ware, John Ware, Jr. Orr
A. ~ ware and Mary w. his wife, WIN. Ware, Dabuey
" r. u Peter q. Camden, Dsfts.-in Chancery.
w.. aeiendants Anderson Ware, John Ware, j., Dahncy
baaSa"u rex u. Cam len, not having entered their app
psa,ance aud given security ~accordiny to the act Of A.
i,,,ssy,anu u rules Of this Court, and It appearing by
tomm..osy evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
Ill oa"eatn; on motion Of the plaiutif, by his counsel,
joha Wte.'a uat the said defendants, Anderson Wure,
sns 'r' Dabney Ware and Peter q. Camden, DO
nsr, 80 or before the first day of March term
this o, ~ ahswertte bill of til, aia,ntif, aud that a copy Of
ni.p. ra ,, We 'ot'hwitn inserted in the f.%ynchburg Virgil
Srsp, doo, &C months successively, and posted al the
'he court house in said county.
A~sspy-Teste.
bs.., ROBERT TiNSLEY, elk
uWln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
TERMS.

ryror - per annnu,. payable IN advance. No sun
- -. will be received for a less time than six month.
~ oa,er will b. DISC pntInued Out at The discretion nj
-" rI;,o,s) until all arrearase are paid.
"1ADvER riSE I;sf rs viii be inserted at 50 cents
Tor less) the first time, aud 81 20 cents for eaeb
s,,inaauce. Those from a distance must be paid for pre.
,ious TO their Insertion, or the payment assumed by some
,s.uoosibIe person in Lynchburc.
1IAlllelter. al iresseJ to the Editors must be post paid
/. thew will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

C;,onN S-At rules held IN the Clerks oiice of the
ford conn," superior Court Of Law and Chpucery for Bed
Waits. Pr me 81 day of November, i334.-Wm. w.
,.e Glenn, Mary Watts, Edmund Watt, d" john T D. Muir.
Davis. .I Tsnno, heradon, VIM. Helm, Daniel Brown, Henry
Aowlsnd nnppne "walhmey, Achilles NJ. Iiayth and Joel
H. aa Dsfis.-ln Chancery.
APPEARANCE a u, DANIEL Brown, not having entered his
Assembly ana n y, given security, according 10 the act of
tcso%stac,ory evidence tha, he is sp not anu /" iu |" Ir p"t Of this his
the drst ',v ~. Its ordered, that he do appear here on
bill, that tbis y me next term, aud answer the plaintiffs
ished in / u 10 Duer be inserted in some newspaper pub
Tod at The Ern..u'g. two months SUCCESSFULLY, and pos.
ssne co w" 'Iont door of the court house Of this county, on
ACopy-Tcstc,
J.u.5 JOS. WILSON. elk.
wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

~ NOR RENT,a comfortable house,
hi and well enclosed lot, situated
3}22I Nor'h West from s. Halsey's now &C.
su,. r.;--. cupied by w. Oliver.-The place is
"'a"' MlCAJAHDAVIS, jr. =
DEE u Guardian Of w. B.. Lynch.
wis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
REPUBLIC OF LETTERS,

TO THE PUBEIC
ibc Fiiysccond Number of the Republic of Letters will
close the first year oithc work II was commenced No a..
penen-the liberal patronage has received as well the IA
iVor besowedupon other works of like kind which have M
owed IN ITS track shows that the plan OF the work is
ana has gwen pcmanency which induces the pnblise n,
make such alterations and imp as he believes will M
acceptable to subscnbe and give further claim upon the
reading community. ~
Since the work has been in the hands of the prcse, pu;sI
ef he mas endeayorcd TO ascertain far practicable t
views OF The Subscribers in relation matters mpor
tant TO the interest of the work -Po
In future, this work will be edited by MRS. A. H. MICH.
OLAS, who will receive the aid and advice of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
LONDON

VRNHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
- prepared by w. Mskin, Esq-Member ofthe Roya
College OF Surgeons, Lcentate of Apothecarys Company
Fellow oil Bolt Court Society Surgeon TO the Roya Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo BRIDGE and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST. Thomass Hospitals Landau
hS valuable Medicine the result of 20 experience and
success IN the extensive and highly respectable prac
tce OF the proprietor patonised by the faculty and
now introduced TO the notice of the American public at the
nest solicitation OF number gentlemen and hgh
dlhg IN The profession hoped preliminary stem to
check the evils and fatal consequence from the use of The
ana deleterous nosrums oed upon the public bv
he ana o fabricated proofs for miraculous other
Dy set mercenary unpnncped pretendersso totally g.
hofant OF medical science that impossible the monos
son can any longer down with tho intelligent peop of this
country These pills mild and agreeable in their nature shoud
DE kept IN every family of sudden illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spass ycrs and 9TH
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal may he
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who yaue good
health should never be without them They are sold in nocke
al ou cents 81 and - each by respectable druggists book
sellers, and vendors of medicine i'm the T. States and tho
das, with cOpOu directions together with testimonials oc
ieSsonal ability from the following eminent gentenen Sir
ley Cooper, Abernethy, James Bundel NJ d. w Back M
H., D. Aston Key, A. FramptOn NJ D. and numerous others
ne originals may be seen possession of the General Agent
o whom the medicine imported into this country and 10
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made
JNO. HOLBEIN
- So Wavery Place, New-York
N b. None genuine without the spuatre or tho Con
eral Agen. on the Label. Soil bv
r.. r. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
near tHe Court-House. Fob o. 1st5
u Cdmton-l has been deemed expedent as far as posi-
the hands of druggists only sold without the
OF John HOben the label counterfeit This notice is he
come necessary there STILL contrary to all moral decencv
legally convicted nostrum attempted be forced public
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
Court of Probate, Neoport, August 3 I635

o0"t V TFoOdfe, NeVp0rt, Iugust 3 I635.
VHNHE administrators final account on the Estate or Tbn
= e. Hazard late of Newport Yeoman decd was nresen,
ed or settlement aud allowance ordered tha, the no
OF Probate TO be holden the State House in Newno ON H.
hrst Monday IN September uext at o'clock and thai
previous notice be given by publishing copy this order three
several times in the r. Republican for ali persons ndhJ
to appear AT said time and place, and be heard
true Copy Witness, b. b. ROWLAND, ProJt Clerk.
August. B. 3w ''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
MORRTSON'S HYGETAN
Vegetable Unirersol Juedic;n,

Vegetable JnirersaI Medicine.
FHNHlS Is To CERTIFY That Samuel Youse HAVING
gwen assurance of his convection in the Hygean Theory
OF PHYSIOLOGY as developed by the British College of Health
ohuoh ana having furnished the security against
eonnterieIts is appointed Sole Agent or vending the
HIGELdN VEGET1BLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS..
In and Tor the State of Rhode.Island.
In confirmation whereof have this ourth day Of Januory
1888, set my hand IL. SHEPPARD MoAT,
So'e Geaeraf Hygeidn Agent for the q. s. of
hmcricd, Smtk-street, Brooklyn, LII
is TO certify that have appointed tho following gentle
Agents for vending Morrison's uygeion Tryerl
Medicines tins state TO witMr Reuel IL Baker of War
en MIR David Melville of Newport Aressrs George Hammond
ket SAWiI VoITVc
Feb %, 1884 "'-"'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
NIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON
Inre kn Rnafnrl -

EANES 1ornSends Cofiee-I House, Newport every day
IL Sundays excepted at ~ O'Clock 4 NJ dine in Taunton
at o'clock arrive IN Boston at o'clock p NJ Leaves watts
Marlborough Hotel Boston every day, Sundays excepted al
past O'Clock, dine Taunton O'Clock arrive IN Newpou
at O'Clock, y. M-Fare through So
Passengers wishing Plymouth are informed thai tov
20 by this line Monday wednesday and Friday and
arrive in Plymouth at past6 O'Clock r. VI Leaves Plymouth
tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday at past7 O'Clock A. "
and arrives in Newport at O'Clock, r M-Fare 81
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stage at Fall
River Leaves Fasver every day Sundays excepted after
he arrival OF the Newport Stage. and New Bedford at
past IL o'clock Leaves NeBedord every day. Sundays ex
cepted, at past ii o'clock-Fare 50
Passengers wishing TO TO Fall River have hours in
all River, and return the evening
" Extra Coaches furnished at all times & on reasonable
terms
thereof ~ n EIxsIry g.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
IvHIINEF'S GROUP g. WHOOpyNG
COIGu COROIII

uNS medicine has been extensively and successfully usod
tor several years and offered TO the public with Tho
fullest condenc that its virtues will be hs sy apprecated
ne oiner used Prepared by Charles Dyer al No rs
Oct 15t W., n p,npn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
LONG UY4RF.
warm and Cold Sea-Baths.

VIE cold or hde bath, through which pure stream of So
water is constantly ebbng and flowing is suitable at or
near high water "
The Warm and the Showcrbaths from o'clock in the
morning, until o'clock in the evening
sea Bathing IN cold, and more warm water are the
most powerful means OF preserving and restoring health with
winch we are acquainted " Buchdn
July 29th Is TRrvrT~r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
WANTED.

from u to IL years Of age apprentice to the
a fnntng business, enquire this office.
SPERM CANDLES Of Newport manufacture hard ,,s..ed
"heh WI stand all climates for sae by HENRY BULL
kosHES House, Hearth. Shoe, Hair 4 4, ,.tIiI brushes
~ iof saie do1, by VIZ RIDER
DURE SPERM OIL, for ale. at No Colombo Row.
Oct II n
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W1SHINGTON fRVING.
GULI1N e. VERPL1NCk
EDWARD EVERETT,
CH1S. r.. HOFFlUdN.

IN making the necessary selections
Inc hrst is IN relation to change its form IT has bcen
c opion OF the present publisher from the first that the oc
aVoior-beng haIfte present SIZE would preferable
and he B rated that the subscribers with whom he has been
eDed 10 confer have almost unanimously expressed the same
opinion The form of the work viii tereofe be changed M
Inc commencement of the second year ocay number
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The second point i relation 10 the selections for Tho ,vor
ihe opinions OF subscribers in this extremely variousso
much SO as to render impossible satisfy ALL Thus far i, n,
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time introduce into each volume one or TWO works r
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practicable this will in future be avoided.
The Republic Of Letters" reprint of Standard Lira.n
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The tnrc volumes viii embrace historical works bi
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H. Moore Esq. Mackint0sh, and others,
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o LADY Woey Monngue; asselas by DR. Johnson; Castle
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81 1895.

William Coddington. Edward Pelham.
Providence,
/ Richard Arnold, Samuel Wilkinson.
! Thillp TIllnghas,, Arthur Fenner.
Portsmouth.
George Slsson, Joseph Cook,
John Coggeshal, Thomas Durfee Sen'r.
ITdr,cick.
Job Greene, Samuel Greene
simon Smith, MALAGA Rhodes
Kingston.
william Knowles, Alexander Mung,
GreenWich
Thomas Nichols Thomas Spencer,
Jdmeso,cn.
Edward Carr, John Hall
The Assembly met by adjournment in Newport
on the last Tuesday in April I70S.
An act passed laying duty of three pounds each
on all negroes imported into the Colony.
The Gov and General Conncil on the Island
were authorized to press vessels for the public SER
when in their opinion the same should be necessary
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

hespeey1|ty onnonneestO The pu6le geaeraHy-.
eifisens and strangers
he Keeps to let at his stable in Tourosreet bo,.
ana garages OF all descriptions cheap or ceansr ,h,n
We pleasures OF ride in the counrygcan a. all times he
saaoehoses horse and chaise open barouebea
eoe carriages Particular be paid to
OF business will be promptly attended to- and no pains sba
spared 70 render The satisfaction of his customers ronnla,s
Horses keptfor any length ofme terms liberal
May 18th.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-02-13

o.sro;i Journal discusses the subject Fs s1;,,;,g ps" Michigan into the Union. It '5n',S'4 ,hai an ordinance passed by the |''Is Z ''lbs ,ha Union, while under the old
 ;as,scy,' dated July 18Th, l787, says < |lsas.es' 5 ros to the territory N. ". of Ohio, F's''of of the said states, (meaning terri ''ny : nyy,ssrnments,) a' which shall have co.,
 osea ..shuH be" admitted into the lr's,,. s-r But the "Constitution of the P s'stes.u s , bearing date Sept. IT, l7S7, ~ Iu. s,l aonlhs ujtey the ordinance, merely
 v ', states under certain conditions p,s lss admitted into the Union. So that e@ ,he subiunctive and future lenses '''a \ ;a5;cat,ye mood, the aspiring hopes v m;cbioan aI brethren must remain for 7 ,I,,sI,ss ,,s,ssbbIy, in a siate of abeyaaee. The l;ss .ss council, however, taking the or ''a' '.a ss paramount authority, have called As. n.so,;ao ii of delegates to be chosen in s savt, to meet in June following, to ,hs m nresent territory into state. The lps ','.;on bv the census of 1884, of all that p'J " lvoo cast of Lake Michigan and " '.rIake Erie and Detroit river, being
 OK 0o() sools.--Eu. Star.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-02-13

Whenever, (said Dr. Johnson,) when- ever chance brings within my observation. knot of young ladies busy at their needles, consider myself as in school of yirtue;;: and though have no extraordinary skill III plainwork or embroidery, look upon their operations with as much satisfaction as their governess. because l regard them as provl- ding ;s sanctuary assa,ns. ..h!c :so1t danger ous snares of the soul, by enabling them to exclude idleness from their solitary mo- ments, and with idleness, her attendant train of passions, iancies, chlineras, fears, sorrows and desires.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-02-13

DIED-In this town, on Wednesday eye- ming last, Daniei Perry, son of MT. A. Hooper, aged years and months.
 - Yesterday morning, Mir. John Da- riS, aged about 40, native of Germany.
 - In Saline township, in this county. about two or three weeks ago, MT. John .Mc.4ilister, at an advanced age; and about two weeks since, his eldest son, John l.. .Mcs4iiister, aged about 24 years-both from Pendleton District, $. c.
 At Pine Bluffs, on the 5th inst. Witliam Kinkeod, Esq. Sheriff of Jefferson county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-02-13

A mysterious affair IS said to have hap pened at New York. About years ago, young Englishman. of an elegant appear ance and polished manners, indicating the possession of wealth, arrived in that city, but was soon after arrested and cast into prison, on claim for so large amount of debt that he could not obtain security, and remained three years in jail, cheerfnlly submitting to his lot--his wants being supplied Tn mys- terious manner; and, in the same manner, he obtained release in the usual way--but in gaining his liberty he lost the pecuniary support which he had received in prison. After attempting to gain subsistence by tine exertion of his literary attalnments without success, he embarked in humble branch eff mec hanical industry, and soon obtained support by the labor of hls own hands. A few days since, while employed in filling up an order for country merchant, he re- cieved letter informing him of the death of his father, by which he succeeded to bar onetcy and an estate often thousand pounds sterling a year! He finished his package of the goods ordered, and then methodically proceeded to close up his business, by dis posing of his stock and collecting hIs debts --and departed for England to possess hm- self of his inheritance. It is plainly inti-
 mated that he was arrested and imprisoned at the suit of his failser. These facts are drawn from an article in the N. '. Mirror.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-02-13

Luck IS Fortame.-The steam boat W'ar- satu arrived at this port on Saturday last from New Orleans. The Warsaw was se- nously disabled by striking snag below Ste. Genevieye Island; some of the cargo is in consequence damaged. The snag made large hole in the bow of the boat, and the pilot at the wheel. discovering that she must go down, altered her course so as to run her on the bar nearly opposite.-- Strangely enough, iii steering on this course the pilot, without seeing 1t, run the boat di- rectly athwart the wreck of the steam boat Illinois, which was sunk some years since, and so great was her headway that the bow was lifted out of the water, and safely moored. She was thus afforded an excel lent opportunity of making the necessary repairs. The boat renamed in this position for twelve hours; when the river, as good fortune would again have it, rose sufficient ly to drift her clear of the wreck.
 St. Louis Republican.